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Friday, mostly cloudy wlUi chance of Area news . .1-2-B Editorial ...... 4-A ■t Classified .. .5-7-B F am ily...... 6-A 1“ ®*;",°°" >howers, high in 70s. iVrr Comics...... 7-A Obituaries .... 8-A r^lpiUtlon chance 20 per cent today Dear Abby___7-A Sports...... 3-5-B and tonight, 50 per cent Friday^ Charm National weather map on Page 6-B. flBS^ V0L XCVI,"?lo. I7t fttitxi FirmeN Carter seeks eurbs on energy appetite WASHINGTON (UPI) — President $52 to $449 on gas guzzlers. ’The tax customers and to offer lower rates to Carter is asking a wary Congress to would reach nearly $2,500 by 1985 on those who use electricity at night, curb America’s big appetite for low mileage cars. Rebates of as when demand is lowest. energy by ma’king gasoline, heating much as $500 would be paid buyers of — New emphasis on coal and coal oil, natural gas — and heavy cars — cars that get 39 miles to the gallon. research, with a tax, starting in 1979, much more expensive. — Standby authority to ration gas on large industries that refuse to "Reward those who conserve and oline and creation of a national switch from oil or gas to coal. penalize those who waste,” the petroleum reserve of one billion — Continued price controls on oil, President pleaded in his first speech gallons — a 10-month supply — to but a minimum price for natural gas to a joint session of Congress — his cope with a new oil embargo. so gas will not be “cheap” relative to second television appearance this —A goal of reducing total gasoline oil. week to warn of a “catastrophe” 2 consumption through a tax of 5 cents Carter would retain controls, but when world oil supplies dwindle in per gallon in 1979 and every year that encourage conservation by raising the 1980s. consumption increases. prices through the new wellhead The Democrats who run Congress — Tax credits of as much as $410 taxes with the billions raised welcomed him with a standing ova for home owners who install storm returned to consumers through tion but thin applause for his windows and insulation and of up to rebates. specifics. They promised to give his $2,200 for those willing to spend $7,- ideas a fair hearing. For the time being, Carter rejected 400 or more to install solar heating a favorite proposal of liberals — u House Speaker ’Thomas O’Neill, systems. A 10 per cent tax credit to legislation to break up the oil giants. Joins 10-gallon donor club who supports Carter’s program, businesses for investments in conser But he proposed to monitor profits foresaw a bruising fight. Congress’ vation measures. and performances with the govern John W. Klein of 27 Frances Dr. is presented with a key chain and tie tack from the Red past differences with Carter over — Reform of utility rates to ment collecting data it now relies cross in recognition of his blood donation during the Bloodmobile visit Wednesday at Con- dams and taxes were mere skir eliminate discounts to high-volume upon the industry to furnish. mishes, he said: ’"This is the battle.” io M donation made him a 10-gallon donor. Making the presen- Congressional uneasiness was Ution IS Mrs. Edith Waterfield of 98 Kennedy Rd., Red Cross volunteer chairman of the most apparent over a gradual gas day. Klein is a foreman-dyer at Cheney Bros and has given blood regularly for about 25 oline tax increase of as much as 57 Governor mobilizes y6drs. cents a gallon by 1988. Americans burn 7 million gallons of gasoline a day, much of it driving to and from work, state bureaucracy ”I am not willihg to vote a tax on High court hearing asked HARTFORD (UPI) — President effort to save gasoline the state was people who face a real struggle to Carter’s energy plan drew general beginning a system of $3 monthly bus pay their present gasoline bills,” said praise in Connecticut and Gov. Ella pass discounts for its employes in Rep. Paul Simon, D-Ill., in a typical T. Grasso today mobilized the state comment. hopes of encouraging use of mass bureaucracy to help cope with the transportation. To take the sting from the taxes he in Buckland park dispute problem. ■‘President Carter is calling on all proposed — and avoid causing a The Wednesday night speech was our citizens to join in the all impor depression — Carter’s plan would mostly well-received by state of By GREG PEARSON tion, Beck and Pagano concentrated long it will take the Supreme Court to tant fuel conservation effort. Our on three issues. return to the taxpayers the billions ficials, legislators and a consumer state government will continue to Herald Reporter decide on the petition for certifica collected in new energy taxes. Attys. Bruce Beck and Anthony ■pie attorneys said that the PZC tion. group, but most said they would op take a leading role in this effort, " she The money would flow back in the pose a standby gasoline Ux. Pagano, who represent seven clients, failed to allow proper cross- Town Manager Robert B. Weiss said. form of tax cuts, rebates and Mrs. Grasso today directed Lynn have filed a petition for certification examination at the Jan. 10 public was unavailable for comment this Mrs, Grasso said she hopes rewards for those who conserve fuel, Alan Brooks, commissioner of plan with the state Supreme Court, the hearing on the zone change. ’They morning, as were Attys. Holland Congress will increase federal sup also said that they were not per insulate homes and tap the sun for ning and energy policy, to ride herd first step in appealing the Common Castleman and Jules Karp, who heat with solar energy systems. port for public transportation in the mitted access to the project plan on the state’s energy plans. Pleas Court decision on the appeal of represent the EDC. Carter’s central points: energy program it develops based on before the hearing and were given She asked Brooks for an analysis of Carter's energy policy, the industrial park zone change. .,1^___ ------° r nilAll navehave expressenexpressed concern that a — A heavy wellhead tax on -Common Pleas Court .Judge M. how Carter’s plan would affect Mrs. Grasso said greater use of domestic oil to bring its price to the Connecticut economically and mass transportation will be Morgan Kline issued a ruling on April world price of over ?13 a barrel to en 4 that denied the appeal of the Plan Jn onier to protect the appellants project ® assigned him to work with the state’s necessary to meet the conservation courage conservation. congressional delegation to safeguard ning and Zoning Commission’s deci rights to due process, it was im Penney and the town have signed a goals outlined by Carter in his ad — Starting with 1978 model cars, the state’s interests. sion to grant a zone change needed perative that they have been afforded contract that is contingent upon land dress to a joint session of Congress. a full and fair opportunity to cross- those going in showrooms this fall, an for Manchester’s proposed industrial being available for development by attack on the American status sym The standby gasoline tax was examine the witnesses presented on Brooks was also assigned to work criticized by three members of the park. The appellants are now seeking the end of August. bol - the big V8 - with taxes of from to appeal that decision to the state behalf of the applicant," the petition with Deputy Finance Commissioner Congressional delegation and by the Supreme Court. said. Anthony Milano to coordinate all Connecticut Citizen Action Group, ’The petition for certification is a The document also says that the energy conservation efforts under the state’s largest consumer group. request that the state’s highest court Manchester Economic Development way in state government. Included "It can't pass,” said Rep. Toby hear an appeal of the lower court’s Commission (EDC), which is the Living costs rise was a directive to make sure plans Moffett, D-Conn. decision. ’The Supreme Court has to planning agency for the park and for new buildings include at least "It's a mistake and it could do nile favorably on the petition before applied for the zone change, had no adequate winterization. damage to an otherwise good it will hear the appeal. authority to request such a 0.6% during March The governor also asked Brooks to program. " said Rep. CTiristopher J. Beck and Pagano, who represent change because it did not own the check with Public Works Com Dodd, D-Conn. property. missioner Robert Weinerman on Rep. William R. Cotter, D-Conn., four homeowners within WASHINGTON (UPI) - Higher 0.8 per cent in January and 1 per cent The third issue is that the PZC said plans to retrofit older buildings with who sits on the House Ways and the park’s proposed site and three prices for fuel oil, restaurant meals in February when cold weather other clients, filed the original the change would have no adverse en and coffee spurred the cost of living insulation and possibly modernize Means Committee, said, "Like it or vironmental effects. damaged crops and led to higher fuel heating equipment where needed. appeal denied by Judge Kline’s deci by 0,6 per cent in March, the Labor consumption. not, auto transportation is essential sion. This finding “was contrary to and Department said today. Mrs. Grasso also announced in an for almost all of my constituents ” The 393-acre park is proposed for a unsupported by any evidence The department said the Consumer site near Exit 93 of 1-86. ’The J.C. presented at the Jan. 10 public Price Index has increased at an an Penney Co. wants to locate a two- hearing,” the petition said. nual rate of 10 per cent for the first million square foot catalog distribu In seeking the > certification for three months of 1977, compared with tion center in Manchester and would appeal, the attorneys also said they 4,2 per cent in the final quarter of be the park’s major tenant. feel the Common Pleas Court "has 1976. Today’s news summary ’The PZC’s decision, issued on Jan. decided a question of substance in a The effect of the price increases 17, approved a change to Industrial way probably not in accord with along with higher income taxes was Zone for 245 of the park’s 393 acres. applicable decisions of the Supreme to reduce the average worker's Complied from United Press Internetlonel The remainder of the park property Court.” buying power by 0.1 per cent from was already properly zoned or was ’The attorneys said that three other February. included in a second smaller zone But there was some good news in state Supreme Courts —in Oregon, motto on its license plates, means White House tapes belong to him change granted Feb. 28, which has Washington and Colorado —“have the report. State also been appealed by Suzanne Although the 0.6 per cent rise in the motto can be defaced with im or the government. The case was ruled in favor of the issues raised by HARTFORD — A proposal to Shorts. March was high by traditional stan munity. The court ruled in favor a argued before the court the appellants.” allow heavier trucks on Connec In the 26-page petition for certifica dards — including most of 1976 — it of couple who objected to the mot Wednesday by Nixon and govern Beck said that he did not know how ticut's highways was unexpected was lower than the inflation rate of to, "Live Free or Die" on ment attorneys. A ruling is ly killed by the Judiciary Com religious grounds. expected for the June recess. mittee but Sen. George Hannon, D-East Hartford, has started a CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The WASHINGTON - The State Conservation agency opposes drive to revive the bill because he ALTOR' Wood Energy Institute says wood Department says the government said the committee had no right to is being ignored as a potential of Zaire can purchase $60,000 kill it because it was only judging energy source, despite an abun worth of Coca-Cola if it wants to, the matter of penalities. library parking lot expansion dant supply of the fuel. but it can't use money from U. S. economic or military assistance HARTFORD — Gov. Ella T. CONCORD, N. H, — New By JUNE TOMPKINS between the two groups and said no funds to do it. be seen by the handicapped and Grasso has withdrawn her Hampshire House kills casino Herald Reporter minutes were taken. nomination of Stephen Papa of others who might use it. Vaccaro gambling and slot machine bill, RIO GRANDE CITY, Tex. - The Manchester Conservation Mrs. Parla said that the library also suggested it might be more New Haven to the state Board of board would have a special meeting saying it would rather be broke Fifteen teams of state and federal Commission is opposed to the frequently used by senior citizens ^ucation in the face of opposi than allow organized gambling officers arrest more than 50 to discussion revision of its original tion from the Connecticut Federa proposed parking area expansion at and mothers with baby carriages and and organized crime. ringleaders of a mammoth inter Mary Cheney Library which will jut proposal. Neither John Jackson, head strollers. tion of Teachers and the Connec librarian, nor william Buckley, national narcotics smuggling Into the existing Center Park sur Vaccaro also said a project of this ticut Association of Boards of library board chairman, was operation. rounding the library. nature should have had a public Education. Mrs. Marcia Nicosia National available today for comment. The commission met with the hearing so that the handicapp^ and of Winsted, a Republican, has “There Is plenty of parking space WASHINGTON - . Most of the library board informally ’I^esday senior citizens of toe town could offer been nominated instead. for town employes,” Mrs. Parla said, nation turns the clock ahead an night to express its opposition. The their opinions. Vaccaro doesn’t think International referring to existing parking space at hour starting Sunday to begin six- commission's chairperson, Mrs. he can approach anyone now on toe and near the library in the event an HARTFORD — A bill to rescind months of Daylight Saving Time. Theresa Parla, also wrote a letter to issue as long as toe bids are out. Bids Connecticut’s ratification of the KARACHI. Pakistan — Army town officials supervising the project existing space at the library be con troops in full battle gear patrolled on the proposed project are to be Equal Rights Amendment has ASPEN, Colo. — Singer expressing opposition. verted to a parking space for the han opened Friday. died for a second time this session the streets of Karachi today to en dicapped. Claudine Longet, jailed for the force a curfew aimed at ending The proposed parking area expan when the Government Ad shooting death of her lover, clashes and strikes that have sion is included In a proposal to con There is a small ramp for han ministration and Policy Com struct a ramp for the handicapped The proposed parking lot Vladimir “Spider” Sabich, is ser paralyzed the nation s largest ci dicapped now in use at the rear of the mittee did not act on the proposal behind the Mary Cheney Library. alterations call for nine parking ving a 30-day sentence in a con ty. Local newspapers have put the library which leads into the reading before the 5 p.m. Wednesday Mrs. Parla said today that the spaces which will replace three demned jail building. death toll at 14 to 19 in the clashes room. Frank Vaccaro, chairman of deadline for reporting out bills. It commission Is neither opposed to the existing spaces which will be seems unlikely enough signatures between supporters and op the Organization of the Handicapped, INDIANAPOLIS — Police said ramp or the expanded parking area, reserved for toe handicapped near can be obUined to petition the bill ponents of Prime Minister Mid although the ramp is helpful. It Melvin Carr used his garage as a only that it will cut into the surroun toe proposed ramp. out of committee for a floor vote. Zulfikar All Bhutto. ding park area. is pitched too steep for a handicapped Town Counsel Victor I, Moses has gas chamber to kill three people, According to an original deed from person to manage a wheelchair own asked to research the legality of then died him self when he SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador members of the Cheney family, the alone. A handicapped person using toe extension Into toe park. He ap Regional returned to check on his victims. — Four Central American toe ramp must ring a hell and a parently found no legal hindrance to governments urge El Salvador to parcel on which the library Is located CONCORD, N. H, - New library attendant will come and toe project. WASHINGTON - The Supreme release 37 prisoners in exchange appears to have been restricted "for assist. Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thom “ We’re going to fight It.” Mrs. Court soon will resolve a three- for the life of Foreign Minister a public park only.” son says the U. S. Supreme Court Vaccaro suggested building a ramp Parla said, "as long as the proposal year legal hassle over whether the Mauricio Borgonovo Pohl, kid Mrs. Parla called Tuesday’s ruling that the state could not pre meeting "more of a conference” alongside toe present driveway to the for the enlarged parking area at the record of Richard Nixon’s ad naped Tuesday by leftist front of toe buildlnj so that it could library continues.” vent people from covering over its ministration — particularly the terrorists. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., April 21. 1977 Theater Camping show schedule NEW HAVEN (UPI) — The show will display Manchester man blamed The 13th annual Connec 1977 recreational vehicles, ticut Camping and Out including motor homes, Bank at Vernon Circle. tion, a past president of the Burnside Theater 1 — Award to highlight Law Day \ ..riiSMSK Mrs. Winther is a group, and a member of doors Show begins Friday mini-homes, travel ■ oawecnofitwiionwv “Cassandra Crosalng” 7-9:10 f t C l t f t G d County Art graduate of Rhode Island the Tolland County Art Burnside Theater 2 — and lasts through Sunday trailers, pick-up campers. School of Design, Hartford Association. "Voyage of the Damned” 7:40 a t th e N ew Haven tent trailers and assorted Wednesday's daily for causing fatal crash Vernon Cine 1 — “King Coliseum. camping equipment. OKC ^ Art School and Eastern Mrs. Winther also Kong” 7:00-9:20 Connecticut College. teaches a drawing and ^ FRil PIRIIRC W8-I 31J The Hartford County Coroner has found Albert J. that the vehicle operated by Stevenson was proceeding in Vernon Cine 2 — “A Star is WEEKEND SPECIAL s i s ; " ■” •" * are -- on display at the main She is a member of the . ‘j”* Wanih** Stevenson, 52, of 35 Strant St., responsible in connection “an erratic manner, crossing back and forth between the Bom" 7:08-0:30 B u r n s id e Law Day chairman. office of Vernon National Manchester Art Associa- with a motor vehicle-accident last Dec. 10 which resulted east and westbound lanes and finally colliding with 5U lu ia iig i I I I KST HiaiFOao The recipient of the award will be chosen by a com in the death of Calvin T. Mahlstedt, 37, of 48 Galaxy Dr. Mahist^t's vehicle, causing it to overturn. U.A. Theater 1 — "Airport 9 8 l-IS EHT 91—taios -iswai wt mbb- m ittee^, local attorneys. The findings are the result of an inquiry hearing March The finding also stated that Stevenson had dropped his ’77" 7:15-9:30 b u n c h Other programs are planned for Manchester High 21 and released today by Henry Ramenda, coroner. cigar to the floor of his vehicle and was attempting to U.A. Theater 2 — "The il, East Cathor ‘ * ...... - ■■■■■■■■■■■■a CASH SCARRY “CASSANDRA ^ o o l , Elast Catholic High School and Howell Cheney The accident occurred on Silver La. in East Hartford, pick the cigar up, and lost control of his vehicle. Ramen Eagle Has Landed" 7:00-9:20 CRDSSIN6” Regional Technical School. Local attorneys will be in about 5:12 p.m. when the car driven by Stevenson heading da also cited that Stevenson had “left his place of U.A. Theater 3 — “All Uie 7 M4 S:10 ' Deli Department Specials \ President's Men" 7:05-9:30 charge of the programs the week following Law Day f CHOICEST MEATS east swerved to the westbound lane striking the Malstedt employment shortly before the accident and, while en which falls on a Sunday, May 1, this year. car broadside, according to East Hartford police. route, had consumed two drinks of an alcoholic beverage FAY DUNAWAYS The program at Manchester High will be a mock trial QROTE A WEIOEL Mahlstedt was pinned in his vehicle, extricated with from a bottle which was found in his vehicle.” , “VDYASEDF for the entire student body. m TOWN special equipment and taken to Hartford Hospital where From the findings, Ramenda concluded that the “colli «.7 K. CENTER ST. THE DAMNED" Fo Other local Law Day activity will include a radio show i ROLOGHA .lb. he was prounounced dead on arrival. Mrs. Carol sion occurred as a result of the actions and omissions of f>3‘)-.i268 AT 7;4S (MSA lAlfl M . 2 9 with a panel of three attorneys on Radio SUtion WINF on IMPORTED Malstedt, 35, and her son, Carl, 5, were in the car and Albert J. Stevenson.” The reasons cited included failure April 28 at a time to be announced. i USDA CHOICa CHUCK SBMI BONELESS both were treated and released after the accident from to have his motor vehicle under proper control, failure to This year marks the 20th observance of Law Day in Hartford Hospital. Stevenson was charged with miscon drive in an established lane of traffic, failure to keep a Connecticut and the nation. The national theme for this STEAK or ROAST SWISS CHEESE n . 8 9 duct with a motor vehicle in connection with the acci proper lookout for other vehicles on the highway and year’s event is “Partners in JusUce," selected to USDA CHOICE (LONDON BROIL) M U C K E 8 dent. The case has been continued to May 16 in the Court proceeding in the opposite direction, failure to grant the STARTS FRIDAY dramatise the fact that justice is everybody's business. I of Common Pleas, East Hartford. motor vehicle operated by Mahlstedt one-half the portion TO THURSDAY ™^iartfoid One of the highlights of the statewide event will be a I FRANKS • lb. n . 4 9 Ramenda said investigation and testimony disclosed of the road and an equal opportunity to pass. SNOULPER STEAK lb. 1 . 3 9 CHILDREN FREE televised 90-minutes "Connecticut Law Day IJulz” which USDA BIEP IMPORTED The final reason cited was “that he had consumed an will be presented on Connecticut Public Television on | unknown quantity of an alcoholic beverage which Symphony May 1 at 7 p.m. CHOPPED HAM • lb. Manchester police report possibly affected his operation of his vehicle.” A series of 41 questions covering five areas of Connec SHORT RIRS M . 4 9 Stevenson did not testify at the hearing on advice of FRESH counsel, ' S h o w ca se ticut law will be presented, with viewers invited to test I is giving their knowledge of our laws. A panel of 20 attorneys will 1 Cinem as accept phoned-in legal questions from the public during GROUND CHUCK...... Joseph Healy Jr., 19, of Rockville, was arrested on a IMTBRSTATE 84 the program. The inquiries will be kept confidential. charge of third-degree assault Wednesday after an acci BXIT5B ■■■■■■■■■■■a Other area Law Day events will include free legal con dent which resulted in a 13-year-old boy receiving a 8H.VBRLAME aFREE sultation to the public April 30 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at broken arm. ROBBiTSSTReET STEW BEEF . * 1 . 2 9 EAST HARTFORD Police said the incident occurred on Rachel Rd. where 508-8810 US CHOICE CUT TO ORDER EISH DEPARTMENT 1 the youth, Robert Jerry, 13, of 83E Rachel Rd. was concert!* PLUS FAUL NIWMAN Featuring This Week playing with a friend. They were tossing stones at a “BUFFALO BLL Sunday evening, April 24 at 7:30 MUD QTRS. of BEEF .lb. FRESH telephone pole when they were asked to stop by Healy, Glastonbury High School WEAVER PARTY PAK who was sitting in a car nearby. Police said the boys t m t m s r K stopped throwing the stones, but Healy got out of his car, OCEAN ARTHUR WINOGRAD, Conductor CHICKEN...... 2101. picked up Jerry and threw him to the ground. Jerry was KURTNIKKANEN, Violinist * 2 . 3 9 treated for the broken arm at Manchester Memorial OSCAR MAYER Hospital and released. BICYCLES WAGNER Overture to “Rionzi", BRUCH Violin PERCH • lb. 1 . 5 9 Police stopped Healy later in his car and also charged NEW USED Concerto in G Minor, BRAHMS Symphony No. 2 FRANKS...... H>. n . 1 9 FRESH him with operating a motor vehicle while his license is RATH BLACK HAWK suspended. He was later released for court date of May 9 • No tickets required .... it’s sbsolutely FREE! on the assault charge and May 10 on the motor vehicle This concert is nude possible by Music Performsnee T rust BACON...... lb. FILLET - A violation. Funds, mih the cooperation of Local 400, Ameticsn Federation FACTORY OUTLET n . 4 9 of Musicians, and the Glastonbury Fine Arts Comnsssion. Thm k youM PTF! a • ' « .n Edward P. Bielski, 28, of 29 Benton St,, was arrested on OF SOLE ,.*2.19 a warrant Wednesday and charged with three counts of SPRING CLEARANCE issuing bad checks. He was released on a promise to POST ROAD PLAZA April 24 appear in court May 2. MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 SAVINGS 50% VERNON. CONNECTICUT % A homemade rowboat was reported stolen from a . 872-3159 Glastonbury backyard of a Lydall St. home sometime during the past SALES-SERVICE-PARTS -OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK— month. ACCESSORIES USDA CHOICE About 3500 worth of clothing, including several coats OPEN EVEftYDAY USDA CHOICE and jackets, were stolen from a car parked on Cone St. EXCEPT SUN. High School! •AU WeatiMr Coats Tuesday night. THURS. a PRI. TIL 9 A planter and plant stand valued at 3127 were reported •2 A 3 Pc. Pant Suits CHUCK stolen from in front of Dreamland Beauty Salon, 378tk W. •Spring Coats wmii $ Middle Tpke. Tuesday night or early Wednesday. •Pant Coats •Many FanuNis Labels STEAK or TDDEH.OIIS Summer fun AGWAYI •Sweaters, Blouses, Shells 6 TO 8 LB. AVG. HARTFORD (UPI) - •Sports Wear ROAST Connecticut cities to visit Gov. Ella T. 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[ Raymond F. Robinson. Edl(or*Publish«r Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor By QREQ PEARSON Laal Spring thara was an unuaual amount of TSST tungua on many tiiada traaa.In Uila araa. II your Irtaa war# Iniactad laat yaar ehaneaa art thay will again ba Opinion ailacfcad. COMPLETE GM Contact your loeal Barltatt Rapraaantatlva lor an Although the concept of "Instant result in a cost of less than $500, he avaluaUon of your Iraaa cart at no charge. voting’’ is not supported by all of said. REPAIRS Both registrars aiso said that Bsrtlett Tns Ssrvics and Earth Week Connecticut’s registrars of voters, it Ramarch Laboratorias prO' • COLLISION is backed by M anchester’s proposed stiff penaities wouid pre rida local and aconomical BARTLETT registrars. Democrat Herbert J. vent fraud under the new system. aarvica with over 60 yaars • MECHANICAL This week many Manchester vironmentally unsound, and, in axparianca in all phases of Stevenson and Repubiican Frederick ' "I don’t think the fraud issue is as WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS residents are joining in obser some instances, pure political scientific tna can. CARS AND TRUCKS E. Peck. important as some peopie are Homcowneri-lnstltutlont- ving Earth Week. pork barrel dispensing of making it out to be,'.’ Stevenson said. Publlc Utilities -Spraying- Genuine Partt "We’re ali for it,” Peck said of the Feeding-Cabling-Bracing- Factory Trained Mechanics While the emphasis is on federal funds. One of the so- proposed change that wouid set no “The harsh penaities would be a Pruning-Tree Removal- Utility Line Clearance- 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE spring cleanup, we think called revelations of the new deadlines for registering to vote.. deterrent.” Weed li Brush Control CALL 6 46 -6 4 6 4 perhaps a few moments of conservationists will have to With the new proposai, a person fOR SCIENTIflC TREE thought ought to be given to stand the tests of new wisdom copld waik into a poliing piace on the Stanley Weinberg, a Manchester CARE AND PROTECTION resident, said Monday that he has not CALL YOUR BARTLETT Call man’s relationship toward the and new needs of generations day of an eiection and, with proper, nEPnescNTATive.. identification, register to vote. yet been contacted by the Carter ad ISiclas work on display 6 4 7 - 9 0 9 2 Carter Chevrolet land. yet to come. ‘‘Am erica’s Trees ere W orth Seving"* 1229 MAIN ST. e MANCHESTER Nancy Tatano of Stamford, who ministration about bolding a position Author-photo^apher Yolla Niclas is shown hanging her "Jasmine Baby Elephant Angel Currently, there is political Perhaps, we should serves as state president of in that administration. in D is^ ise at Fm I Prints, 466 Main St. Miss Niclas’ photography will be on exhibit there furor concerning water remember the land is our registrars, has spoken against the in Weinberg was one of the early sup resource development home base, no matter that we stant voting concept. The Generai porters of Carter and served as one a^atbn^^” her photographs are originals used to display some of her literary projects, mostly in the West, have trod on the moon and may Assembiy’s Election Committee has of the state co-ordinators for his campaign. It has been rumored that ^ m her a]»rtment overlooking Wickham Park, she wrote her well-known book which some want to eliminate yet penetrate some other defeated the idea for this iegisiative session. he might be offered a New England publish^ recently entitled’ “White Tails and Green Clover,’’ a delightful story for all ages 2 and others want to continue. galaxy. But the idea is being considered for regional position by Carter. of rabbit family life in Wickham Park. «> j 6 The issue is not conservation Man’s relationship to the federai eiections. If approved by the But, he said, "No one has discussed Sears in itself, if you define it as the land is not slave nor master. federai government and not by the it with me.” He did say that he might father of conservation did The land can be terrifying as state, it wouid create a situation be Interested in some type of local almost seven decades ago. Gif anyone who has endured a where two different voting position in the administration, but he procedures would be needed in years is not interested in taking a job in ford Pinchot described conser drought can testify. The land with both federai and state eiections. Washington. Radi vation as the wise use of a can be forgiving if we use the But, both Stevenson and Peck are “I don’t want to have to relocate resource. land wisely rather than exploit hopefui the idea wiii someday my fandly,” he said. The problem of man and his it. become a reaiity in Connecticut. Weinberg is also pleased with relationship to the land is not On this Earth Week, we face "The accessibiiity to registration Carter’s performance as President. the land, but that man does, a fundamental question when it should be promoted,” Stevenson "Things are going very smoothly. He’s doing an excellent job,” he said. hopefully, gaining wisdom. comes to the land. Do we con said. "If it’s going to heip register more This means the conservation tinue to use whatever means voters, we’re both for it,” Peck said. criteria of a generation ago we wish to use the land? Or do Both agreed that the instant voting may no longer meet the test of we begin to think in the terms idea wouid eiiminate one of the most being the wisest use of a of what the land can sustain in frequent Eiection Day problems — natural resource. the long term? The person who comes to vote and finds that his or her name is no It is extremely important the The wisdom already learned .. r 1 j X 11 1 % iun^crlonger unon ulcthe u)wiitown’s 9 votervuicr list.iisi. This iiusis is Gardening environmentalists of today in the use of land tells us the usually a person who has moved from SAVE«60 remember this, too, because greatest abuse of all is often one voting district to another or has TWO DAYS ONLY! we find they tend at times to neglect. moved out-of-town and then come By Frank Atwood AM-FM STEREO 8-TRACK think what they have dis So let us live with the land, back without registering again. RECORD/PLAY SYSTEM covered the wisest use — or in work it efficiently, allocate it "It would keep us from getting the last-minute crowds,” Peg Lucas, a some notable instances non Lowest Price Ever wisely, and cherish it, not only worker in the registrars office, said use— of a natural resource and during Earth Week hut every of the proposai. Frequently, when Uie Mrs. Robert Bycholski started her avocado tree from are infallible. week. Man can never re-create deadline for voter registration nears, weeds. They'll start to grow very soon. A sprinkling of 15095 9 9 ^ on ScoUs the seed that came from a fruit she bought at the super Many of the projects in the the Garden of Eden, but he can the registrars office is flooded wiUi garden fertilizer can be scratched into the soil close to market, sticking toothpicks in it to hold the seed each plant to good advantage. news today are being most surely stop creating work and requests connected with Realistic proves hi-fi doesn t have A suspended, partly immersed, in a glass of water. Spraying with fungicide as soon as the leaves show to be high! Listen to radio, play challenged as uneconomic, en wastelands. registering new voters. Turf Builder The registrars have received infor She planM the large end of the seed at the bottom, cor green is a good early-season practice. It is easier to keep prerecorded tapes and record your mation from Minnesota and Wiscon rectly. ’The new roots will start from the bottom, growing the leaves healthy than to try to cure them once they have own. Auto-manual program change, sin, two states that have adopted the from a naturai cleft in the big seed. She had to wait six a disease like black spot. auto-stop, mike inputs, headphone Covers up to Instant voter registration procedure. months for the roots to start, which seems an unusually jack, phono input. Now 37% OFF! 5,000 sq. ft. long time. Some people would not have the patience to Stevenson said that both states 17'/4 lbs. wait so long. UUWN FiWTlLIXB* have reported about a five per cent 5 ’ ’ Once the roots appeared, however, it was not long increase in the turnout of voters. He Scotts Turf Builder will help P before the green shoot of a new stem appeared at the does not expect quite that large an in your lawn grow denser, thicker, Bolton man objects crease in Manchester, because local small end of the seed and it was time to place the growing SAVE iii^i ■ seed in a flower pot. greener. voter turnout has generally been This avocado grew faster and higher than one should to $80,000 dog house. good. ‘19.99 ’Turf Builder, 51% lbs., But, even with a five per cent in expect. It has been moved into a larger pot several times 41% for up to 15,000 sq. ft. . . . 15.77 To the editor, new homes have been added in the crease in Manchester, about 1,500 and now, with the pot standing on the floor, reaches to the Those attending the zoning public last few years, with many children voters, the town would only need one top of the living room window. It gets good light here, since the window faces East, and it has had sufficient BOOKSHELF hearing heard School Supt. R. Allen, and wandering dogs. Their parents additional worker at each of the ten R water and nutrients to keep it growing. representing the school board, op apparently lacking this infallible polling places, he said. This would HI-FI SPEAKER pose the use of town-owned land for a learning of school boards continue to When the tip of the plant reaches the ceiling, as seems CAR CASSEHE dog pound. He prefers that the purchase these "undesirable likely, Mrs. Bycholski will have to decide whether to cut it back, find a new home for it with a higher ceiling, or Reg. 5 9 ^ ^ ^ FM STEREO SAVE taxpayers buy a parcel of industrial r animals” for pets, for love, for Almanac favorite S e rta ^ zoned land for $60,000. protection. throw it out. She can always start another one with TAPE PLAYER another seed. Our selectmen stated that this I have no dog, but I do remember parcei is now producing a tax By United Press International Add "no-fade cassette *3 0 the pleasure my children had Today is Thursday, April 21, the revenue on its assessment of $29,000. growing up with theirs, and now with No fruit tape and FM stereo to your 111th day of 1977 with 254 to follow. 3 4 « car or boat. Stereo/mono Its purchase wili mean a yearly loss the exception of the times of a mis There is no use looking for flowers or fruit. Avocado 40-1980 R e g .Q Q 95 of this tax revenue, the loss of scarce The moon is between its new phase plants grown in the home do not, to my knowledge, ever switch, slide controls, step, I try to be tolerant of these and first quarter. industrial land and the loss of poten wandering pets. Judging from my come to flower. They are sub-tropical trees, native to Realistic s MC-1000 delivers dynamite sound locking last forward and tial tax revenue that industrial use The morning stars are Mars and Central America, and would grow taller than any living in genuine walnut veneer. Big 8' woofer and rewind. Realistic makes it yard, an enclosed dog pound is a lot Venus. would bring. more healthful than this student own room ceiling if grown outdoors in Florida. tweeter for full 30-20,000 Hz. Now $25 OFF' easy to own, easy to install! The evening stars are Mercury, I add this up, iand cost, lost tax yard. The avocado is a handsome foliage plant, however, 6 9 ? § Jupiter and Saturn. revenue and interest, the $15,000 cost To School Supt. Allen’s demand with many leaves on the main stem and on side branches. These iwo credit cards are of the dog pound construction, brings ’Those bom on this date are under It is also easy to grow. The seed is soft enough so you can honored at participating Radio that the selectmen seek alternative the sign of Taurus. Shack stores Other credit the first year cost around $80,000 to sites; 1 suggest that the selectmen put a toothpick into it, and three toothpicks are enough to plans may also be available Former U.S. Secretary of State lay on the backs of the citizens. ask the voters to remove this $60,(XK) hold the seed suspended in a jelly jar. Details at your nearby store I urge that our town fathers in Dean Acheson was born April 21, Plants seem to grow to unusual size for Mrs. Bycholski. SAVE from the school board’s budget to pay 1893. vestigate the leasing of a private for an alternative. Two years ago, we had a picture of her coleus which SAVE *1.72 on Scotts suite at the Hartford Hilton for the The present large money request by measured 40 inches across. It was then in a pot in the accommodations of our stray dogs. It the school board can bring a nine- Yesterdays ] same living room window, but at Christmas, this was the 42% Turf Builder pi U 8 2 must be less burdensome than the mill increase in itself and the adding place reserved for the Christmas tree and Mrs. Bycholski eliminate many troublesome Covers up to school board recommendation. called a plant store in Hartford and described her coleus. S.NO sq.ft. of their demand for an industrial site 25 years ago y®*“' l»*T' * tbor- This board also made the claim for the dog pound will mean a 13-mill The store manager came to her house and bought the Reg. ou^Meemng of nutrients. Save now that the nearby dog pound would en hike in taxes for Bolton residents. Over 40 acres of land in plant. Then it died in the store. 2 $19.M bag, 34 Iba. for up to ie,Me to. 7 7 danger the student health and Manchester area is blackened by Mrs. Bycholski is a medical receptionist in a Such concern for the welfare of the fires. AM-FM DIGITAL COMPACT REALISTIC® ft. coverage ...... jjl j y welfare and could attract other un Manchester doctor’s office, and her husband, Robert, is a . » town and residents deserves an Cheney Bros, reopens after shut CASSETTE RECORDER 69® desirable animals to the area. CLOCK RADIO award. I’m sure many will join me in down. fireman. This last section gets me. SAVE 30% urging that Sen. William Proxmire’s "Lights On” nets $3,100 for cancer Record family events, favorite Are they claiming that a Bolton ’’Golden Fleece” award for the fund. Wake to music or 24 hour Reg. 4 9 ® ® dog pound will attract hungry lions Pruning roses voices and notes with 3 9 9 5 month of April goes deserving to the 10 years ago alarm. Snooze bar, sleep portable CTR-39. Auto-level, from Africa, bears from Alaska? 1 Bolton Board of Education. When small leaf buds appear on rose canes, it is time to switch, big lighted digits and also question their claim that parents R. Bruce Watkins completes his prune the roses. We got the job done the other day with auto-stop, counter,case and S A V E » 3 Walter Treschuk sixth gallon of blood donation, and dial. Wood grain styling! 14-819 support this claim. the help of a high school boy and the usual questions had batts. Now $30 OFF! 29 Carter St. Joseph Czerwinski, completes 3 4 ™ to answered, which canes to keep and where to cut them Broadcast-type Around my home, a hundred or so Bolton seventh during Bloodmobile visit which nets a total of 119 pints of back. AM-FM RADIO SMOKE KILLS! DETECT IT EARLY lawn spreader blood. If you are new at the job, the leaf bud you are looking < 'I' FOR YOUR BIKE W. Harry England, president of for may be only a tiny red nub. If it has been a hard SAVE Water Fluoridation opposed Reg. >88 W.H. England Lumber Co., is named winter, the live buds may be found only quite close the $21.99 director of Vernon National Bank. ground, but this was an easy winter, with snow cover Reg. 2 9 ® ® SAVE 28% Dear editor: we drink, and I applaud Mr, Wilson’s The Rev. and Mrs. Eric Gothberg protecting the lower part of the rose canes for many After reading Mr. Edward Wilson’s 20% R0 9 .4 I” Rugged large-capacity attempt to alert our town officials of and 18 teen-agers from Emanuel weeks. There were abundant new buds. S A V E * 2 article on fluoride in our water supp lawn spreader helps this fact. I would also hope that Mr. Lutheran Church go to St. Croix in The rule is, first, to cut back to the ground all old canes ly, and Mr. Don’s opinion, I must ad bring Utose big jobs Wilson pursues this matter further. Virgin Islands to participate in a that are dead from top to bottom. Then one chooses the 2 3 » Your Q 9 9 mit Mr. Wilson presented some very program similar to Peace Corps. 2 9 9 5 down to size. Four to Mr. Don stated that he did a paper strongest of the live canes and cuts each one above a Choice C # '-j valid points. C m 1^^275-451 eight foot path depend on fluoridation 20 years ago. I might ground bud. This may be a foot from the ground or half In my own case, I have found the Disconnects Archer" Smoke Alan Reg. $$.HCrahsmaa Lawn Rake ing on Uie material be jU' j l ; ; add that studies done at that time, Reg. t5.N Craftimaa Bow Saw water in Manchester has that distance. instantly. Fits mounts on wall ing used. recommended all children to have Each bud left growing on the cane will become, quite Reg. 85.N Crattsnan Bow Rake deteriorated to where I cannot drink Thoughts any handlebar. or ceiling. R«g-85.W Craftamaa Shovel it. their tonsils removed; today, we are soon, a new side branch, and the roses, in June, will With batteries. told to leave the tonsils alone. Let’s 1 yr, ball, included ’This has not always been so; when "Submit yourself therefore to God. appear on these new branches. We are not looking for not panic about a few cavities and I first moved to town, the water Resist the devil, and he will flee from blossom buds this early, only for leaf buds. Some that RADIO SHACK’S 1977 PRICES ARE ON AVERAGE WITHIN 1% OF OUR LOW 1975 PRICES possibly harm the health of our you.” have grown faster than others will already show small caused me no problems, but as time R s d w Sears IMn n Amartca ahopa macoaeom auncsoom SAnnasaAu.wui ■AituuivaM citizens. went on, I began to (eel sick and my James 4:7 green leaves. 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST i l n e k ’Thank you, submitted by It is also a good time, while you are doing the job, to Beri Bycholski, 2, stands beside her mother's doctor said it might be the water. MANCHESTER SHDPPINQ PARKADE 8Ui«Mwi GwHwumi Harvey W. Richardson Obituaries EAST HARTFORD - Harvey W. Manchester Richardson, 59, of 441 Main St., hus Named scholars band of Mi's. Arline Chase Richard Hospital’ James E. Chace George M. Zern son, died Wednesday at Hartford iEu^ntn^ Two area high school seniqrs have and Mrs. Charles Launi of 220 Scott Discharged Monday: Poten- been named National Merit $1,000 Dr., has received many honors in her James E. Chace, 65, of 579 Center EAST HARTFORD - George M. Hospital. za Csaszar, 1188 W. Middle FREE Zerp, 45, of 85 Barbara Dr., died Bom in Machais, Maine on Aug. 15, M p ra lb Scholarship winners. They are Susan high school career. She received the St., husband of Mrs. Geraldine Butz Tpke.; Dorothy HIckins, 56 J. Launi, of Manchester High School Wednesday at Hartford Hospital 1917, Mr. Richardson lived in East Harris St.; Grace Giglio, 111 gold key in the Scholastic Writing Chace, died Wednesday at and Timothy J. Oberg of South Wind Manchester Memorial Hospital. after a long illness. He was the hus Hartford the past 11 years. He was Pleasant Valley Rd., South Contest, was a Presidential Scholar ^ BOX STORAGE Section Two sor High School. Mr. Chace was bom in Manchester band of Mrs. Mary Jane Cahill Zern. employed at Choice-Vend in Windsor Windsor; Devra Baum, .31 semi-finalist, winner of the Harvard The two students were selected March 11, 1912, the son of Winfield Mr. Zern was bom in Newark, Locks for the past 17 years. He was a Reed St., Rockville; Doris of all Winter Garments Book Award and winner of various and Augusta Neumann Chace, and N.J., and lived in East Hartford 14 veteran of World War II having Lausier, 135 Troy St., South (when cleaned and pressed) from among 14,000 finalists in the awards as a member of the school’s years. served in the U.S. Army. Windsor; Walter Cellnskl, 93 scholarship competition from the na debating team. had been a life-iong resident. Summit St.; Jean Eberle, 957 tion. The names of the 1,000 winners Prior to retiring in August 1974, he He worked for the Hartford Elec Other survivors are two sons, In the 1976 national French contest N. River Rd., Coventry; was released this week by the she placed first in Connecticut and had been employ^ at the D&L Store tric Light Co. as a lineman for 20 Charles E. Jones and Roger D. Sylvia Noble, Glastonbury; and by The Manchester Evening years. Jones, both of Glastonbury; a NOW A T National Merit Scholarship Corpora New England and fourth in the na Brian Colbath, 490 Taylor St. tion. tion. She is a member of the National Heraid in its advertising department. He was a Navy veteran of the daughter. Miss Celia M. Richardson Also, MeMle Anderson, Top town He was a veteran of World War II Korean Conflict, and a member of of East Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Wllllmantlc; Arthur The selection of the winners was Honor Society. and the Korean Conflict. He served in the Naval Reserve in Hartford at the Josephine Ladd of Boston, Mass, and Coulombe, 10 Mitchell Dr., ONE HOUR MARTINIZING" based on the finalist’s academic Miss Launi was an American Field the U.S. Marines in the Asia-South time of his death. Mrs. Marguerite Shenburne of East Hartford; Ruth Kneppel, record, extracurricular attainments, Service Exchange Student in Sri Pacific area and received the Bronze He was a communicant of St. Isaac Detroit, Mich; and four 67 Elizabeth Dr.; Ruth FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS spellers two sets of aptitude test scores, Lanka in 1976 and serves as co Star. He was a member of St. Mary's Jogues Church. grandchildren. Hallowell, 1013 Main St., biographical statements and the president of the American Field Ser Episcopal Church. Other survivors are seven sons, Funeral services will be Saturday South Windsor; Eloise 299 W. Middle Tpke. 7 7 Main St. 622 E. Middle Tpke. 906 Main St. recommendation of the high school vice Club. Adams, Granby. principal. In hearing of the award. Miss Other survivors are two brothers, Michael Zern, Stephen Zern, Timothy at 9 a.m. at the First Church of Discharged Tuesday: MANCHESTER • MANCHESTER , MANCHESTER « E.HTF0. named Miss Launi, the daughter of Mr. Launi said she is very pleased, as the Robert A. Chace and Carlton N. Zern, Christopher Zern, William Christ, Congregational in Glaston Elizabeth Lee, 30 Nutmeg Chace, both of Manchester; and a Zern, George Thomas Zern and bury. Burial will be in Veterans 6 4 6-1887 64 9 -21 0 0 6 4 9 -41 7 2 289-9100 monetary amount will help in her Lane, East Hartford; Frances studies at Yale University where she niece, Mrs. Dorothy Grindrod of Daniel Edward Zern, all at home; Memorial Field, Hillside Cemetery Rowley, 20 Ferndale Dr.; The second annual townwide school Framington, Mass. two daughters, Catherine Mary Zern in East Hartford with full military Mary B^rc, 130 Carver Lane; spelling bee for Manchester elemen has chosen to continue her studies. Funeral services will be held and Agnes Marie Zern, both at home, honors. Marilyn Marinelli, 9 Moore tary students produced five winners Oberg is the 17-year-old son of Mr. Saturday at 1 p.m. from the Holmes and two sisters, Mrs. Frances Friends may call at the Callahan Ave., East Hartford; who made it through what they con and Mrs. Linwood Oberg of South Funeral Home, 400 Main St. with the Christopher of Point Pleasant, N.J., Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., on Kathleen Johnson, Rt. 66, sidered the difficult words. Windsor. His major field of study is Rev. Barbara West of St. Mary’s and Mrs, Anthony Murphy of Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Columbia; Eliza Ahrens, 76 The winners are; Kristin Gunther mathematics and he is a member of Church officiating. Burial will be in Yonkers, N.Y. Imperial Dr,; Nancy Samp of 11 Broad St., Grade 2, Waddell the math team at South Windsor East Cemetery. The funeral is Friday at 10:15 a.m. son, 1 Deerfield Lane, School, who considered all her words High. Michael Simko Ellington; Betty Tucker, “easy” ; Karen Irish of 70 Laurel St., Oberg was voted by his class as the Friends may call at the funeral from the Callahan Funeral Home, Wllllmantlc; Victoria Hewey, 1602 Main St., East Hartford, with a EAST HARTFORD - Michael Grade 3, Washington School, who ’’most likely to succeed.” He was a home on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Simko, 39, of 16 Whiting St., Plain- 913 Walnut St., East Hartford. Ct The Classic White Buck Returns j Memorial contributions may be Mass at 11 at St. Isaac Jogues said "perhaps” was her most dif 1976 participant in Connecticut Boys’ ville, died Tuesday at New Britain Also, Raymond Clark, State, a State of Connecticut Scholar made to the Book of Remembrance Church. Burial will be in Veterans Broad Brook; Debora Petock, Four winners and a runner-up in Wednesday’s townwide school spelling bee smile proudly ficult word; Elizabeth Tan of 128 Del- General Hospital after a short il and has been named a Capital Area at St. Mary’s Church or to the Memorial Field, Hillside Cemetery, 24W Ford St.; Daniel Murphy, 6 byWM^pvoT^ as they wear their medals awarded them. From left are Kristin Gunther Elizabeth Tan mont St.. runner-uD for Grade 3. lness. He was the son of Mrs. Pauline Bentley School, had to ponder on Scholar by Trinity College, Northern Connecticut Chapter of the East Hartford, 21 Waddell Rd.; Richard (runner-up), Todd Zinker, Jeff Baskin and David Lammey. Karen Irish, Grade 3 winner, Leukemia Society of America, 44 Friends may call at the funeral Majewsk Doktor of East Hartford. Shek, Colchester; Cheryl "village” ; Todd Zinker of 4 Alice Oberg is also a member of the Mr. Simko was born in Hartford was on a class field trip and was unable to be in the photo. (Herald photo by Barlow) State St., Hartford. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Swanson, 11 Brewer St., East The all-time favorite Dr., Grade 4, Buckley School, National Honor Society, the school The family suggests that those and lived in the area most of life Hartford; Loren "seamstress” ; Jeff Baskin of 38 newspaper, the World Affairs Club Harry F. Erlel before moving to Plainville. Bartholomew, Glastonbury: casual shoe...supple Kennedy Rd., Grade 5, Manchester and was manager of the basketball wishing to do so may make memorial Irene Press, 72 Pond Lane, gifts to the American Cancer Socie Other survivors are two brothers white buckskin with Green School, “loneliness” ; David team. ROCKVILLE — Harry F. Ertel, 84, and a sister. South Windsor; Clifford ty, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford, safety red rubber soles. Lammey of 404 Spring St., Grade 6, \ Oberg has not yet made a decision of 68 Hyde Ave, died Wednesday The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. Collette, Stafford Springs. night at his home. Conn. 06105 Slowness of budget cutting Martin School, “homogenize.” SUSAN LAUNI on which college he will attend. from the D’Esopo East Hartford Chilly SUrt Mr. Ertel was born April 19, 1893, Funeral Chapel, High and Carter *32 in Rockville and lived there all his Harry E, Kopp President Ulysses S. Grant life. Sts., with a Mass at 9 at St. Mary’s endured 16-degree Also in dirty buck ROCKVILLE - Harry E. Kopp, 58, Church, East Hartford. Burial will be temperatures and 40-mile-an- draws fire from Republicans Mr. Ertel formerly served as an of 21 Linden PI. died Tuesday at in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, hour winds at his inaugural in HNC accused of violations alderman in the former city govern 1863. West Point cadets fell Atty. George C. Lessner of the trust did not divulge information responded only by repeating HNC’s Rockville General Hospital. Bloomfield, senseless from the cold and *30 BY GREG PEARSON "When cuts are proposed, they The committee also unanimously ment of Rockville, and also as chair Mr. Kopp was born Feb. 12,1919, in Manchester has charged that the to investors that suggested financial intention to sell off its 31 per cent in Friends may call at the funeral guests at the inaugural ball (Herald Reporter) play with our heart strings,” Mrs. approved a suggestion made by man of the Public Works Commis Hartford and lived in Rockville for home tonight from 7 to 9. Hartford National Corp.(HNC) was reverses, beginning in 1974, which terest in the trust, HNC Mortgage sion. danced in heavy coats as the The Manchester Republican Town Ferguson said, referring specifically Joseph Swensson Sr. that the party several years. champagne froze solid. guilty of fraudi and securities law later proved to be correct. He said, and Realty Investors, Inc. He was retired from Hamilton Committee Wednesday night, to concerns raised by residents and begin an active year-round fund He retired about four years ago as officials about the effects of possible raising effort. In the past, fund violations in handling a controversial the bank labeled as ”a cheap shot and Newell ended the questioning after Standard Division of United a government inspector at LaPointe sparked by remarks from its three real estate investment trust set up a narrow exposition’’ a bank about two hours on a motion to Technologies, Windsor Locks, where representatives on the Board of reductions in the school and police raising drives have been conducted Industries in Rockville. budgets. five years ago. analyst’s report predicting serious adjourn from HNC Director William he worked after having worked in the Directors, attacked the proposed primarily during the time of elec He was a U.S. Navy veteran of Director Paul Willhide said that he tions. Lessner, an advisory board impacts from troubled real estate K. Cole, despite shouts of protest woolen mills in Rockville for many World War II. 1977-78 budget and the lack of member of the Hartford National operations. from shareholders. years. progress thus far on reducing the supports the party’s stand of seeking Wallace Irish Jr. also suggested Survivors are his father, Julius no more than a two-mill increase. Bank and Trust Co, before reaching Lessner suggested that the bank Lessner said he was representing a He was a World War 1 Navy SAVE mill increase included with that that the party consider sending out a Kopp of New Britain; a son, Alan ^40 mandatory retirement age in 1972, "rescue and sustain” the trust either group of shareholders which had budget. ”1 rather doubt we’ll make it. If we newsletter to keep members in veteran, a member of Hockanum Kopp of Santa Barbara, Calif.; and a leveled the charges at the annual through a merger or some other con weighed legal action, but decided to Barracks of World War I Veterans, Party members described the don’t. I’ll vote against the budget,” formed of recent local and state brother, Edward Kopp, also of Santa he said. meeting Wednesday of the bank solidation. first take its case directly and public American Legion Post 14, and proposed $25.5 million budget as ’’ap Republican happenings. Mrs. Barbara. Willhide said that Weiss seems to holding company, HNC Chairman Robert L, Newell ly to the board of directors. Campbell Council of the Knights of palling” and recommended more ef Ferguson suggested that such a The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at EUREKA be telling the board that what is in mailing might take the form of a Lessner charged both the bank and Columbus in Manchester. ficiency and more sacrificing by the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington the budget has been approved or is a He was a founder of the 65 Club of local government. “position paper” concentrating on Ave., Rockville, with the Rev. necessity. one major political item. Rockville. Eugene Mitchell, pastor of the First POWER'TEAM Carl Zinsser, one of the Republican H ousing He was a communicant of St. Ber Matter Charge directors, held up a 1971 Democratic Town Chairman Thomas Ferguson Lutheran Church of Rockville, of Complacency? said the idea might be an expensive nard’s Church. ficiating. Burial will be in Zion Hill Bank Amaricard ad that said, “We can do it better.for project AGWAYI Survivors are 4 daughters, Mrs. less.” ”1 think he (Weiss) is relying on one to implement, but it should be Cemetery, Hartford. The Total New American Expreee “taken under advisement.” Harriet Gunther, Mrs. Faith Then, referring to the 9.43 mill hike the fact that people are very com Friends m?iy call at the funeral placent,” Willhide said. The committee named delegates to bids asked Yarusewicz and Miss Katharine home tonight from 7 to 9. Cleaning System in General Fund taxes that would be Ertel, all of Rockville, and Mrs. Bar r^uired for the proposed budget, Other committee members added the May 10 convention to elect All container bara Costa of Framingham, Mass,; 2 Dollar for Dollar Zinsser asked, “When are they going criticism of the budget. representatives to the Republican The 40-unit elderly Easy to grow grown stock. brothers, Edwin Ertel and Arthur Mrs. Evelyn j. Robinson to get around to reducing that in ”It doesn't seem there is any con State Central Committee. housing project on Spencer America’s Best Value! sideration being given to the Ellen Zinsser, representing the St. is now being advertised Plant without Ertel, both of Rockville; 2 sisters, Mrs. Evelyn J. Robinson, 66, of 326 crease? residents of M anchester,’’ Don Republican Women’s Club, an for bidding by contractors. Mrs. Daniel Kerr and Miss Louise 22nd St., Court East Bradenton, Fla., "It’s time for them to put up or Beauty root shock! shut up,” he said, Genovesi said. "The people of the nounced that the group's annual The bid opening will be Ertel, both of Rockville; 13 died Monday in Florida. Town of Manchester just can’t affort luncheon will be held May 4. May 17 at 2 p.m. in the grandchildren and 1 great-great She lived in Florida 18 years after Since 1872 ’’The problem right now is the grandchild. manager (Town Manager Robert B. it.” A thank-you note from John Manchester Housing moving from Manchester and Thompson, a former Democratic Authority offices at 24 B"-12"tall The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 Weiss) runs the board. The board Clarence “ Bud” Brown said, "This 1 gal. container Thompson where she lived many mayor, was read to the committee by Bluefield Dr., according to a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral years. doesn’t tell the manager what to do,” town can be run more efficiently for -SHVIIVIONS Zinsser said. a lot less money.” Vice-chairperson Elsie Swensson. Pascal Mastrangelo, Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, Survivors are a son, Robert W. Eye-PoppIng $ 4 9 5 I s m s In other business, the town com Thompson was honored last month at authority chairman. with a Mass at 10 at St. Bernard’s Robinson of Pittsfield, Mass.; a Director Vivian Ferguson said that Rhododendrons CX3WNTOWN MARTFOBO SVC8T MAPTFORO CSNTtR mittee appointed three new a bipartisan testimonial dinner. The project received REQ.$S.SO SAVESSC Church. Full military honors will be daughter, Mrs. Ruth R. Walker of MATsJCMEaTER PARKA06 8*.4SeiJRYTOWN StMlSeuRY the town, like all homeowners, must members to fill vacancies. The new The town committee also approved state bonding approval in •gorgeous red, white and accorded at the burial in St. Ber Lakeworth, Fla.; a brother, George make some sacrifices in tough pink globes of florets economic times. spending $70 to pay half the tuition of 1973 and has encountered nard’s Cemetery. Ward of Hampton, N.Y.; and two committee members are Shirley often reach melon sizel Bjarkman, of 28 Franklin St., four party members who are atten numerous delays. 2 gal. container Friends may call at the funeral grandchildren. ”It’s time for a new approach to •blossoms last for weeks! home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 government— a realistic approach,” Charles Lucas, of 426 Hilliard St., ding a course in campaign manage Graveside services will be Friday ment sponsored by the state $ 7 9 5 p.m. at 11 a.m. at East Cemetery. she said. and Joseph Sheridan, of 211 Homestead St. Republican organization. The family suggests that those Friends may call at the Holmes CC students REQ.$9.50 SAVE $1.55 wishing to do so may make memorial Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Friday urge funds gifts to St. Bernard’s School. from 9 to 10 a.m, before the service. F ir e c a lls for colleges Hardy Exbury Evergreen Azaleas Band shell given $1,000 Azaleas 8"-12" tall HARTFORD (UPI) - 1 gal. container ^Brigadoon’ a fine show Manchester Students marched outside • hardiMt dackluoui A donation of $1,000 by the Travelers In azalou ivallibla... wintsr . By JUNE TOMPKINS professional as one scene after Harry Beaton’s The band shell will be completed before Wednesday. 1:04 p.m. the Capitol Wednesday hardy In the Northeaitl ’ ^ 9 5 Herald Reporter would find anywhere. death, is beautifully surance Company has given a “shot in the the May 22 dedication ceremonies, accor —false alarm, Manchester urging lawmakers to in •proluta bkromars... Complementing their arm” to the fund raising efforts for ding to reports. High School (Town) REQ.$4.50 SAVES5C The 30th anniversaries of dramatic with the entrance crease funding for Connec blossoms usually cover/i serious part in the play are Manchester’s Bicentennial Band Shell, The phone and electric lines are in, Wednesday, 3:04 p.m. —car the whole bush •wide 15"-18"Ult the Gilbert and Sullivan of pipers in full regalia • Edg. g ,i, tho( Ion lough inch olong ibo bouhoord too ticut’s two-year communi Jim Pasqurell as Jeff • Moto..drivM booltf bor bruib dotp-clMot torpoling. tvon ibogi Ted LaBonne, chairman of the fund drive, Walter Senkow, town engineer, said. fire, Florence SI. (Town) selection of colors ^ 2 gal. container Workshop and Lerner’s and from the Sphinx ty colleges. Douglas, the other • W M o f b ® hood 0d|0ili oolomoliool, lo ooy lorpol boigbt fiooi low nog lo Mgh said. Joseph Swensson Jr., contractor for the Wednesday, 5:10 p.m, —leaf 15” -24" tall Loewe's lovely musical, Highlanders. fire, 87 Blue Ridge Dr; The students, who American, and Chris Hand • Doku. Help Wanted IS Balk leads to defeat [ Baseball] Ruhlp. rulcS RSoX Bnen busy with SECRETARIES - Immediate your spring cleaning? game in a row,” said Tiger his first save. ^Grab'hag lineup^ work available for you 6y the BOSTON (UPI) - Find tots of things day or week. Highest hourly Manager R alp h Houk, "He’s a great reliever to MHS jayvees Vern Ruble used a new you no longer use? rates. Phone 278-1884 or apply whose team snapped a have come in with a one M anchester High’s Sell them fart for S h e H e r a l h to Manpower, Inc., 10 Havnet for Cheney with Vinal formula and finally three-game losing streak. run lead,” said Boston Street, Hartford. Jayvee baseball team im extra cash with passed a pitching “When he keeps that ball Manager Don Zimmer. proved Its record to S-1 wins for Yankees low-cost CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EXPERIENCED Plumber’s Two runs in the sixth examination against down, he’s all right.” "He can make hitters look yesterday with a 12-7 win Classified adsi Helper - Salary commen “ T h a t’s th e key for awful bad.” of Uie inning. inning, one scoring on over Enfield High at the Boston Red Sox NEW YORK (UPI) intended to use the same surate with experience. Call me...keeping the ball Rookie Steve Kemp 8498944. a balk, lifted Vinal Moriarty Field. after nine straight bad — Toronto Manager Munson doubled after a down,” said Ruble, 2-1, drove in what proved to be batting order in today’s Bob Claughsey notched ieadoff walk to Willie Ran Tech to a 4-3 Charter outings against the the winning run with a Roy Hantsfield concluding game of the PHONE 643-2711 BABYSITTER Wanted two to who went seven innings his second win for the dolph and Jackson singled four-game set with the three nights a week. For five Oak Conference team. before yielding in the sixth-inning homer off Luis expressed pleasure FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOURAD young Indians. He went the to drive both home and tie Blue Jays. children Rockville - Vernon baseball win over The TTger righthander eighth inning after back-to- Tiant that travelled 390 with his starting Phon* distance striking out seven the game. Jackson came Hargan was strafed for area only. 875-3208. said he "threw more back Sox singles. "Against feet into the Detroit l]l r r r r r i a i i j T,y«,* .V i: Cheney Tech yester and walking thm . Offen pitcher despite the around to score the go- five runs, five hits and four 643-2711 changeups” Wednesday this club you’ve got to stay bullpen. Rusty Staub belted INDEX TOOL 4 DYE Maker - day at the Beavers’ sively, Chris DeCiantis had hurler’s sad results. ahead run for New York on walks while getting only Minimun of 5 years. night, as he helped pitch ahead of the hitters and a third-inning shot that ADVERTISINB field. a perfect day going four- “I thought (Steve) a pair of walks and Chris three outs against the N O T I C I 8 Experience on dye making Detroit to a 3-2 victory keep that ball down.” gave the Tigers a 2-1 lead. l i c r a l i Y 1 Loel And Found and dye repair won. La Point Hargan was targeting his Chambliss’ bases-loaded 2 P ereonaM RATES It was the Hawks' fourth for-four including a double. over the Red Sox. Yankees, but Hartsfield. ClASSIFlFD ADVENflSING The 26-year old former It was the third homer for single with two outs. 3 Announcemente Industries, 155 West Main straight win, they've tied Leo Diana drove in three pitches pretty well,” said was reluctant to remove 1 day ....1 1 « word por day Ruble, who got his first 4 Enterteinmoni Street, Rockville. Call 872- Olivet (Michigan) College both. Since the Yankees batted 3 days ... 1(H word par day W W i one, while the setback runs with a bases-loaded Hartsfield after Hargan him. Finally, after the 5 — A u ctio ns 8581, extension 285, An Equal two major league wins star gave up seven hits, in Aurelio Rodriguez drove around in the first, Ran 0 days — 9s word par day drops Gieney to 1-4 for the double while Mickey was shelled for five runs in Yankees went in front 4-2, FINANCIAL 20 days .... 0s word par day Opportunity Employer. over Boston in ^ptember cluding a first inning home home the Tiger's first run INVITATION _ campaign. Coulomhe had two hits, as two innings Wednesday dolph again led off in the and had two men on in the 0 Bonda-Stocka-Mortgegee IS words $2.00 minimum 1974, had lost five straight run to Jim Rice and the with a second-inning single second and he socked a 9 —• Peraonel Lotna Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch COUNTER HELP - Mornings. did Bob Boucher. by the New York Yankees, second, Jerry Johnson 10 Vinal, trailing 3-2, since then. But the Red consecutive singles to Rick alter Milt May had TO BID — Inaurence Three Manchester locations. knotted it as Carl Morello who snapped a five-game long home run to right relieved Hargan. Johnson Sox, who like to hit fast-’ Burleson and Denny Doyle. doubled. The Manchester Board of IMPLOVMENT Apply Bess Eaton Donuts, 319 walked, stole two bases losing skein by beating the center, his first since April allowed New York another 13 Help Wented Green Rd., Manchester. Eastjayvees , balls, had fits with Ruble's Relievers Steve Foucault Tiant, 1-1, gave up all 13, 1976 at Baltimore. Education seeks bids for elec 14 — Bualneaa OpportuniUea and scored on Bill Russo's Blue Jays 7-5. run in the second and 15 — Situation Wented ROGER AND MARCI assortment of low breaking and John Hiller shut the three Detroit runs while tric lamps for the 1977-1978 PART TIME Jobs for sacrifice fly to centerfield. Three runs in the 12th in "I got beat by good For the highly-paid and singles each in the fourth NEGRO pitches. door, allowing just an RBI taking the loss. highly-touted Yankees, the school year. Sealed proposals E D U C A T I O N someone looking for John Demelis then tripled ning gave South Windsor a pitches,” Hargan said and fifth. will be received until 3:80 10 Privet* Inatructlona INVITE YOU TO THEIR something different. A part “The off-speed stuff set grounder to major league “ We still can’t break a win was their first after 19 — Schoola-Cleaaea 10-9 win over East Catholic afterward. The Blue Jays’ Gullett departed when 20 TAG SALE time job with action, adven and was awarded home up my other pitches and batting leader Carl game, though,” said Houk. P.M. May 14, 19H at which — Inalructiona Wanted plate as Cheney hurler in jayvee baseball action starter claimed both two losses to Toronto and Toronto s c o r ^ twice in the tlftie they will be publicly Rm f 203-208 OakSlTMt ture, excitement. It's all kept them off balance,” he Yastrzemski. Hiller, who “We had several chances only their third of the REAL ESTATE yours when you’re part of the Jamie Raymer was tagged yesterday in South Wind Reggie Jackson and Thur eighth and had the tying opened. S^cifleations sndhld 23 Homea for Sale SATURDAY said. struck out the side in the to break it tonight, but 24 — Lota-Land tor Sal* Connecticut Army National sor. young season in 11 starts forms may be secured at the APRIL 23, 9 a.m. with a balk. “ T hat's his second good man Munson got hits on run at the plate. But 25 — Investment Property Guard Infantry. Ownings now ninth, was credited with couldn’t.” and followed Manager Bil 20 — The visitors took a 1-0 E ast had gone ahead in perfect pitches during a Sparky Lyle shut off the Business Office, 45 N. School Business P ro p ^ . WWfSfSfSS in Commo, Maintenance, ly Martin’s ploy of a "grab- Street, Manchester, Connec 27 — Resort Property lead in the first before the the top of the 12th on the three-run outburst in the rally, eaniing his second 20 Reel Estate Wanted Medical and Clerical fields. ticut. Raymond E. Demers, — Beavers grabbed the edge strength of RBI singles by first Inning that wiped out bag lineup” batting order save, and Gullett was ADVERTISINB Help Wanletf 73 You’ll earn good pay, have Business Manager MI8C. SERVICES excellent benefits, PX in the third with two runs. Mike Gilberto and Dave a 2-0 Toronto lead achieved which was literally drawn credited with his first 31 Services Ottered DEADLINE out of a hat. 041-4 32 — Pelnilng PAGE SIX-B— MANCHESTER EVENlNCt HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 21, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 21, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-B • iwAm m Opportunity 14 Butlnou Opportunity 14 Homot For Stki 2S Homaa lor Bant 84 Autoa For Sala Hotnoa For $olo as ArtMoo tor Sah 41 Doga-BInta-Pata 4$ SI Autos F o r S ala 31 Autoa For Sala 31 X TO O K n v a « a t i o m 1b PojseBT COVENTRY - Country set Handle Big Name Brands That Sell Themselves OM Bo lt o n - immense seven POODLES AKC registered. ting. Six room Cape. 3/4 acre ■ M r r w i T M National Weather Forecast room brick Ranch. Fli^laced SWIMlNINa POOLS Black 6 weeks old. Good BvEPYTHlNiO, AND X POieAOT corner lot. Children welcome. KODAK • POLAROID • EVEREADY N N l M M M y i . living room, dining room, Large pool distributor has temperament. Used to MY Many e x tra s. 8290 plus M U NT IT. applianced kitchen, Jalousled new above ground pools for children. Own both parents. uuaeAct utilities. 6467630. Your own busineM. full or parl-limo Loculloni eilabllthed by A MARTIN fainily room, study, 1 1/2 only 8577 com pletely With first shot and wormihg. company. Only $4995 00 invusimuni ruquirocJ. Ouiirontuud 12 FRECHim S4e.4144, baths, w-w carpeting, abun erected. 31 feet x 19 feet With papers. 3 females, 1 MANCHESTER - Rent with month marchandiso rupuichuso tigiuonurnl. dance of storaK, orchard, over all dimension. 15 feet male. Call 647-9813 after 6. option! Attractive 6-4 Custom Your numbor lo financial aacurl^: garden, acre mus. 8U,500. Duplex. Immediate occupan Fireside Realty Inc., 847-9144. X 24 feet swim area, com Mr. HaroM (loll fraa) 1-M0-«4I-I200 COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg plete with liner, ladder, CANINE HOUDAY Inne - cy, either unit. &1I Arthur or or eoHact llO -ia i-U S I lew TOM Basic Obedience Classes now Suzanne Shorts, 6463233. J. Farm, with three story bam. ,^I0iZ4 MANCHESTER filter, sun deck, fencing, Butler-type building. Power forming. Individual and Watson Beach Co., Or wrila; FIRESTONE PHOTO CO. &AM8RAWCMCO Maintenance free. Six room and stairs. Financing protection lessons also Manchester Office 647-9139. plant, and other out wildings, Cape. See for yourself the arranged. Absolutely no FIRESTONE BUILOINO, Slnca 194« plus Three Lovely Homes. available. For reservations, Equal Housing Opportunity. I 192 N. Third SL, Columbua, Ohio 4921B ood central residential loca- obligation. please call 646-5971. Offers Invited. B/w Realty, IMANMlIt I i ^ j m r •••••••#•••••••••••••••••• 647-1419. gion. Near schools and shop M M Ins 1-88U82-4S2I ping. Easy access to highway, Ask tor Frimh FREE TO Right Home • 2 1/2 OMcea-Sforos tor B a n t 55 living room with fireplace, year old male Doberman PHILUPS ROAD - BeauUful ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 6 Room Colonial. 1 1/2 baths, dining room, full dry cellw, Hncher. Reply P.O. Box 31, WHAT DIP THE AVARTIAN also garage and hard top Manchester, Conn. T/AJCEMETC»'YtXlR feet industrial space, 2,000 full finished recreation room. drive. Priced to sell in the SAWYER 500S Slide s a v t o t h e h i - f i n u t ? TWEETER/ square feet office space. Easi DILLON FORD’S COMBINATION Truck Driver CLEANERS, Male-Female built-ins, gas heat, hot water, H, tor. Good condition. & / Laborer • Commercial lor housekeeping and 30's. Call MkSmith Agency, 1- U va ato ok 44 ly sub-dividable. 2460495, 246 tireplace. Large 2 car carport I/.M m 287-6093. afternoon. 4n5. license and experience a janitorial work. Mature in patio. All utilities. Comnina- I p w y must. Call 646-5033, between 8 dividual. ^ p ly in person East tion windows. Owner anxious [ 2 3 mowmN SALE - Reconditioned Stan FRIENDLY CHESTNUT and 6. Hartford Convalescent Home, Irf-I W l A lH f l lO IC X AS1 Pony With Flaxen mane and ATTRACTIVE Four room of to sell. Quick occupancy. dard Typewriters fice. Ground level, central 745 Main St., East HartfonI, Charles Lesperance, R ^ltor, Lota-Land lor Sala 24 Guaranteed. A l* call us for •*‘'1tall, 8125. Red shiney A HOME PARTY PUn Com Conn. location, professional 649-7620, For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, April 22. During Thursday cleaning and overhaul of your pany - Is expanding. We need MANCHESTER - Two B Zone typewriter. Small charge for 1-455-9918, building, parking and utilities. night, showers will be scattered across parts of the Call 6462865. you to show Lisa Jewelry. No EIGHT ROOM Colonial - 21/2 Building Lots. N e^ to be pick up and delivery. Yale evenings. investment. 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Free loan instrument. dining room, den, large knotty 1/2 baths, 2 car garage. Call Street, 643-2171. Street, Saturday only, April MANCHESTER - One half of comfortable living. Six 647-1335. 23rd., 9 to 4. Large wing chair, cards, steins, strin g ^ in baths, appliances, heal, patio, air newer duplex. Three Colonial, plus stable and cor Private sandy beach. Great Ask About Reasonable. 646-6557. pine living room. Needs some Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- conditioner, no pets, adults. rooms, three bedrooms, coffee table, many, many at struments, paintings, fur MANCHESTER T hree bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, 1 ral. Immediate occupancy. fishing. Centrally located in repairs. $33,S00. Owner, 742- 3233. J. Watson Beach 0>., CARPE’HNG - Never laid. Room Apartment, Wellman Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, Our 1977 Limited Edition Fords... 2W baths, modem kitchen From 8190,000 home! Newest tic treasures, and good niture, clocks, advertising 1/2 baths, full basements, con Lakes Region. $200 weekly. Manchester Office, 647-9139. CHiMLES USPEMNCE Road. 81w. Utilities, parking. 64632M. J. Watson Beach Co., Call Cromwell, 635-0457, after with appliances plus many Equal Housing Opportunity. nylon short shag. Beautiful. children’s items. Rain date, items, outright purchase, con venient location. Security Granada, Mustang, Maverick □ REAL ESTATE April 30th. signments. 644-8962. S4»-7620 Security deposit. No Pets. deposit. 8275 monthly. Flano Manchester Office, 647-9139. 6:00 p.m. other features. $17,900. lAKEWOODGMU SOUTH Sealed in water-proof factory May 1st. 2360564, 247-4688. Equal Housing Opportunity. Very rarely does a choice container. Will do three Realty, 6465200. and of course, Pinto! MANCHESTER - Im Homaa For Sala 23 seven room ranch that rooms, wall-to-wall. We THIRTY GALLON fish tank. WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, maculate eight room overlooks the Country Club GH I M ORE With bought too much. Sacrifice - Fully equipped. 820. Fifteen Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear □ AUTOMOTIVE Colonial. Twp years old. 823,500 - 200 FOOT frontage. become available. But, due 8219. New padding for three allon fish tank. 810. Call ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, getween 4 and 6, 646-8330. Jugs, Crocks, Almost Shop At Your Ford Store And Save More, Todayl firs t floor family room. Two bedroom Rancti. to retirement, owner is rooms - 824. Private: 1-349- A utos F o r S ala 31 2Vk baths, four b lo o m s, Aluminum siding, baseboard relocating. The house has 8444. A n tin g Old. 646-2690. BUSINESS & SERVICE SENTRY TAG SALE - Furniture, fireplace, wall-to-walf deat, garage. Hutchins Agen- three bedrooms, living, fishing equipment - salt water Wantad to B uy 43 NEED CAR? Credit bad? darpetbig throughout. Two dining, kitchen and den :a«cJREAL ESW E SERVOS HEADBOARD - King size. Bankrupt? Repossessed? plus 1V4 baths. Basement Walnut, colonial. Bates dual and fresh - rod’s and reels, FORD car garage. Large treed bric-a-brac’s, antiques, hun PRIVATE PARTY Wants old Honest Douglas accepts BY OWNER - Four year old has huge rec room, work MANCHESTER & VICINITY lowest down, smallest lot, 159,900. room (with shower) and MANCHESTER— Cape style home across from Never*" usei. 647-^"^*after dreds of miscellaneous items. ice box and canning Jars. Call DILLON three bedroom Colonial. Off HOLLYWOOD SECTION Friday and Saturday, 8 to 3. 67 6494291. payments. Douglas Motors. Porter St. Bath and half, two car garage. An abun Parkade. Fireplaced living room, noon. 345 Main. . Spyen R o o m aluminum siding, storms ana dance of pine panelipg South Alton St., Manchester. ' . h formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, WANTED - Five drawer SALES & SERVICE. INC. Colonial. Recently screens, fireplace, formal throughout the house. And FOR SALE - Combination Gas CORVETTE 1976 - Beautifully remodeled, in immaculate the lot is 125 by 300... affor porch. Asking only 836,000. stove. Excellent condition. Six GIANT TAG Sale - Friday dresser in good condition. DIRECTORY dining room, carpeting color coordinated. Automatic, 319 Main St., Manchester 643-214S condition. Prime location. throu^-out, screened porch, ding tbe maximum of VERNON— Solid brick Ranch featuring floor years old, used only two thru Sunday. Collectibles, fur About 30" long. Reasonable. Please call 289-2559. am/fm, power steering and New carpeting, wall-to-. two car garage, and much privacy. Call, it will be our to ceiling fireplace, 3 bedrooms, years. Call 6494)345. niture, new toys. Dealers Sanicaa Otiarad 31 Sarvicaa Olfarad welcome. 437 Center Street, 31 Painting-Paparing 32 Building-Contracting 33 brakes, air conditioning. Low wall throughout. First more. Low fifty's. Call 643- pleasure to show you mileage. 875-8571. through. plaster walls, country setting, Manchester. floor family room, garage. 6106. FOR SALE - Twin beds. Solid MASONRY - Brick, block, GENERAL REMODELING commercial zoned. maple. Excellent condition. □ RENTALS concrete, chimneys, and Cape CARPENTRY St Masonry - Only 846,500. T.J.CR0CKEn and painting. Stucco, other painted for 8150-8200 by TOYOTA 1970 - Corolla. Good 1974 GREMLIN - 3 speed, Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 54 Aulomotiva Sarrica 58 ANDOVER LAKE - Year MANCHESTER— New listing, like to paint? Here’s Mattresses and box springs in TIRES - 4-H78X15 Goodyear fireplaces. New or repair Additions and remodeling. excellent gas mileage, radio, RAISED RANCH - Eight Raaltora 343-15TT Polyester Belted. Used only 6 textured finishes. Sheet rock scheduling now. Professional Free estimates. Call Anthony condition. 2636 MPG. Asking round 8 room, 4 bedroom your chance, excellent value cluded. 875. Call 6 4 6 - ^ after work. Call 528-4596, after 5 work. Free Estimates. 8800. Call 8767797. cute. 81,475. Call 6461671. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- rooms, four bedrooms, one 5:00. months, 820 each. Also, 2 Room * to r B ant 52 p.m. considers any job. 2^9287. Squillacote, 649-0811. Contemporary. Georgeous Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dou References. Reasonable evenings or weekends, Don. sun specialists, factory full and two half baths, acre setting with 200 feet on Chevy rims. Call after 5:50 prices. 646-4346. 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Conver ★ ★ ble garage, large country lot. p.m., CLEAN, FURNISHED Room CARPENTRY, WE PAY 815 for complete trained, one day service, 114 fireplaced family rdbm. lake frontage. Call Suzanne or MANCHESTER - Modem im MOVING - Bargains Galore! ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars junk cars. Call Joey. Tolland tible - "The Thing". Good off 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON East Main Street, Rockville Wall-to-wall carpeting Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. maculate four bedroom Cape. Asking only 837,900. Miscellaneous household for responsible, working and attics. Moving large A. ii W. PAINTING - Very REMODEUNG, Additions - FX-1200 - Built bv factory ROTO-TILLING - Quality reasonable. Free Estimates. Roofing, siding, and painting. Auto Body, 528-1990. road vehicle. 81250. Call 646- 871-1617. l^ughout. Two car gar Watson Beach Co., Two full baths, family room, COVENTRY— Want a waterfront home? Here it items. Christmas decorations, 1977 MTD 8 horsepower trac eentleman. Call 646-4701, after appliances, also stone or loam work. Low price. 810 average 5944, after 5:30 p.m. engineer. Branch heads, tor with mower and at 6 p.m. CaU Wayne, 6467696. No job too small. Free es age, "acre lot. Asking 847,- Manchester Office, 647-9139. built-in oven and range, 100 X is. 3 bedroom Ranch, fireplaced tools, Persian Lamb Coat, delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. garden. Can 646-4689 for fast PARTS Department now open Barnett clutch, aluminum Equal Housing Opportunity. 200 level lot. Quiet convenient tables, chairs, lamps, floral tachable snow thrower. timates. 644-3079. rocker rollers. Mikuni car t o plica a Claaalflad WP- living room, large kitchen, service. J.P. LEWIS Si SON - Interior Saturdays. Complete line of t974 PINTO - Real beauty 4- neighborhood. 843,900. Direct arrangements. Very Savings. Call 649-0472 after 6 ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly MAN - For heavy work in fer buretor. balanced motor, blue Ad...call 643-2711. enclosed porch, mid 830's. p.m. and Exterior Painting, BooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 Chrysler parts. Chorches speed, radio, whitewalls, and 16 ACRES—siuTounds this MANCHESTER - Pleasant from owner. Call 649-1040 reasonable. 251 West Center rooms. Single 859.95, 864.K, tilizer plant. Job Involves UWNS MOWED - Raked, Motors. 6463646. printed motor and transmis MANCHESTER— Older two family home on North double 869.95, 874,95 i _____ Paperhanging, and best of all 14,000 certified superlative 15-room an two bedroom apartment. after 5 p.m. Street, 649-2312. handlirg and stacking fer fertilized, or seeded. Weekly miles. Buy of the year at sion. $3,400 firm. Call 646-7732. First floor. Centrally located. side of town. Quiet street, possible GREAT TAG Sale - Rain or Phone in room. Call ^ 2 3 0 0 . tilizer bags. Must be in good remodeling. Fully insured. SUNSHINE Contractors - tique house under going shine. Saturday ^ r i l 23rd. 10 or seasonal rates. Free es 6469658. Gutters, aluminum siding TRIUMPH Spitfire. 1974. 81895. Full guarantee. Subur 8150 plus heat. No pets. 649- BOLTON - Smart three extra building lot. BEDROOM SET - Queen bed, physical condition. Phone Mr. timates. Call 6363283 after yellow, excellent condition, ban Motor Car, 50 Tolland meticulous restoration. 3978, 646-4780, with green velvet headboard. to 4 p.m. 99 Pond Lane, VERY CLEAN - Newly fur Hill, 6434644. painting - interior and ★ ★ Darling Doll New foundation, sills, un bedroom Ranch. Formal SOUTH WINDSOR— New to market. Country Estate. 3:00 p.m. PAINTER NEEDS Work - exterior, carpentry work, con make an offer. Call 646-4938 Turnpike, Manchester, M6 dining room, applianced Box spring mattresses. Manchester. (Route 83 from nished room on busline ideal derpinnings, heat, wiring, Unusual Dutch Colonial reproduc Interior, Exterior Painting, crete work. 643-4453. 643-0367. after 5 p.m. 2076. Open 8-8 on Vernon- 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En- VERNON - New listing^ Six kitchen, hard wood floors, Green, white, yellow floral North Manchester toward for working person. C Natp Wantatf ft Balk leads to defeat [ Ba»ebaiii Ruhle rules RSox Been busy with SECRETARIES • Immediate your spring cleaning? work available for you by the game in a row,” said Tiger his first save. ^Grah~bag lineup^ BOSTON (UPI) - Find lots of things day or week. HIgheat hourly MHS Jayvees Vern Ruhle used a new Manager R a lp h Honk, "He’s a great reliever to you no longer use? rates. Phone 2761584 or apply whose team snapped a have come in with a one to Manpower, Inc., 10 Haynes Manchester High's formula and finally Sell them fast for W xe H e r a ld Street, Hartford. three-game losing streak. run lead,” said Boston for Cheney with Vinal Jayvee baseball team Im extra cash with passed a pitching “When he keeps that ball Manager Don Zimmer. proved Its record to 3-1 wins for Yankees low-cost CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EXPERIENCED Plumber’s examination against down, he’s all right.” “ He can make hitters look Two runs in the sixth yesterday with a 12-7 win Oatsified adsl Helper • Salary commen " T h a t’s th e key for awful bad.” of the inning. surate with exp^ence. Call inning, one scoring on over Enfield High at the Boston Red Sox NEW YORK (UPI) intended to use the same me...keeping the ball Rookie Steve Kemp 649^44. a balk, lifted Vinal Morlarty Field. after nine straight bad — Toronto Manager Munson doubled after a batting order in today’s down,” said Ruhle, 2-1, drove in what proved to be Bob Qaughsey notched outings against the Roy Hartsfleld leadoff walk to Willie Ran concluding game of the PHOHE 643-2711 BABYSITTER Wanted two to Tech to a 4-3 Charter who went seven innings the winning run with a his second win for the dolph and Jackson singled four-game set with the three nights a week. For five Oak Conference team. before yielding in the sixth-inning homer off Luis expressed pleasure FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD children Rockville - Vernon young Indians. He went the to drive both home and tie Blue Jays. PhOfM baseball win over The Tiger righthander eighth inning after back-to- Tiant that travelled 390 with his starting area only. 6763208. distance striking out seven the game. Jackson came Hargan was strafed for said he "threw more back Sox singles. "Against feet into the Detroit pitcher despite the Cheney Tech yester and walking three. Offen around to score the go- five runs, five hits and four 643-2711 TOOL & DYE Maker • changeups" Wednesday this club you’ve got to stay bullpen. Rusty Staub belted INDEX day at the Beavers’ sively, Chris DeCiantis had hurler’s sad results. ahead run for New York on walks while getting only Mlnlmun of 5 years. night, as he helped pitch N O T IC tI ADVEIITISINe ahead of the hitters and a third-inning shot that "I thought (Steve) a pair of walks and Chris Experience on dye making field. a perfect day going four- Detroit to a 62 victory three outs against the 1— LoM ind Found and dye repair worx. La Point keep that ball down.” gave the Tigers a 2-1 lead. Chambliss’ bases-loaded oIlc licralb — RATES 2 Peraonata for-four including a double. Hargan was targeting his Yankees, but Hartsfleld. Classified aovertising It was the Hawks' fourth over the Red Sox. 3— Announc#manta Industries, 155 West Main The 26year old former It was the third homer for pitches pretty well,” said single with two outs. 1 day ....1 1 # word par day straight win, they ve tied Leo Diana drove in Uiree was reluctant to remove 4— Entertainment Street, Rockville. Call 876 Ruhle, who got his first Olivet (Michigan) College both. Since the Yankees batted 3 days . . . 10# word par day one, while the setback runs with a bases-loaded Hartsfleld after Hargan him. Finally, after the 5 — Auctions 8581, extension 285, An Equal two major league wins star gave up seven hits, in Aurelio Rodriguez drove around in the first, Ran 6 daya — 0# word par day Opportunity Employer. drops Cheney to 1-4 for the double while Mickey was shelled for five runs In Yankees w ent in front 4-2, FINANCIAL 26 d a y a ___B# word par day over Boston in September cluding a first inning home home the Tiger’s first run dolph again led off in the INVITATION 8 — Bondi-Slockt-Mortgegei 16 words $2.00 minimum campaign. Coulombe had two hits, as two innings Wednesday and had two men on in the 9 — COUNTER HELP - Mornings. 1974, had lost five straight run to Jim Rice and the with a second-inning single second and he socked a Personal Loans Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch Vinal, trailing 3-2, did Bob Boucher. by the New York Yankees, second, Jerry Johnson TO BID 10 — Insurance Three Manchester locations. since then. But the Red consecutive singles to Rick after Milt May had long home run to right knotted it as Carl MoreUf who snapped a five-game relieved Hargan. Johnson EMPLOYMENT Apply Bess Eaton Donuts, 319 Sox, who like to hit fast- Burleson and Denny Doyle. doubled. center, his first since April The Manchester Board of — walked, stole two hasa losing skein by beating the allowed New York another 13 Help Wanted Green Rd., Manchester. Eastjayvees balls, had fits with Ruble’s Relievers Steve Foucault Tiant, 1-1, gave up all 13, 1976 a t Baltimore. Education seeks bids for elec 14 — Butlneea OpportunHiet ROGER AND MARCI and scored on Bill Russo's Blue Jays 7-5. run In the second and 15 — Situation Wanted assortm ent of low breaking and John Hiller shut the three Detroit runs while For the highly-paid and tric Lamps for the 1977-1978 NEORO PART TIME Jobs for sacrifice fly to centerfield. Three runs In the 12th In "I got beat by good singles each in the fourth school year. Sealed proposals EDUCATION someone looking for pitches. door, allowing just an RBI taking the loss. highly-touted Yankees, the 18 __ INVITE YOU TO THEIR John Demelis then tripled ning gave South Windsor a pitches,” Hargan said and fifth. will be received untli 3:30 Prfvele Instructlona something different. A part “The off-speed stuff set grounder to major league 19 — Schools-ClaiMi “We still can’t break a afterward. The Blue Jays’ win was their first after Gullett departed when 20 TAO SALE time job with action, adven and was awarded home 10-9 win over East Catholic up my other pitches and P.M. May 14, 1977 at which Instructions Wanted batting leader Carl game, though," said Houk. starter claimed both two losses to Toronto and Toronto scored twice In the time they will be publicly R ur 203-205 Oak 8tra«t ture, excitement. It's all plate as Cheney hurler in jayvee baseball action kept them off balance,’’ he REAL B8TATE yours when you’re part of the Yastrzemski. Hiller, who “We had several chances only their third of the ~ SATURDAY Jamie Raymer was tagged yesterday in South Wind Reggie Jackson and Thur eighth and had the tying opened. S^cUlcations and bid 23 Homes lor Sals said. struck out the side in the to break it tonight, but 24 — Lots-Land (or Sale APRIL 23, 9 a.m. Connecticut Army National young season in 11 starts run at the plate. But forma may be secured at the — with a balk. sor. “ That’s his second good man Munson got hits on 25 Invesimeni Property Guard Infantry. Ownings now ninth, was credited with couldn’t.” and followed Manager Bil Business Office, 45 N. School 26 — Butineu Property , in Commo, Maintenance, The visitors took a 1-0 East had gone ahead in perfect pitches during a Sparky Lyle shut off the — ly M artin’s ploy of a "grab- Street, Manchester, Connec 27 Resort Property Medical and Clerical fields. lead in the first before the the top of the 12th on the three-run outburst In the rally, earning his second 28 — Real Estate Wanted bag lineup” batting order ticut. Raymond E. Demers, ADVERTISING Ha/p Wanttd 13 You'll earn good pay, have Beavers grabbed the edge strength of RBI singles by first inning that wiped out save, and Gullett was Business Manager MI8C. SERVICES excellent benefits, PX in the third with two runs. Mike Gilberto and Dave a 2-0 Toronto lead achieved which was literally drawn credited with his first 31 — Services ONered DEADLINE HELP WANTED - P i L privileges, good workliw con 041-4 32 — Psinting-Pspering 2 out of a hat. Fournier. But four hits and against Yankee starter American League victory 33 — Building-Contreciing Restaurant. Weekend night ditions, meals and uniforms. Mike Pinkin singled and McKinney fast start 12:00 noon the day before Martin said alter 34 — Rooling-Siding waitress. 12 a.m. to 4 a.m. Call now for more Information a walk gave the Bobcats Don Gullett in the top half after two defeats. — publication. Raymer reached on an 35 Hesting-Plumblng Friday and Saturday. Short 6460423, ask for Sgt. ^ nnett. the win in the home half of Wednesday’s game that he 36 — Flooring Deadline lor Saturday and error with the runners lan — order cook. Friday and Satur INVITATION 37 Movina.Truckina.Slorsae Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. ding at third and second the fram e. 38 — Services Wanted day night. 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. FIGURE CLERK - Invocing, base respectively. Gilberto had three hits dividend for Finley Dishwasher Monday through pricing, etc. Full time only. [Standing^ TO BID MI8C. FOR SALE Freshman shortstop and Mike Freiheit, Four Legion baseball Bid proposals for the 40 — Household Goods PLEASE READ FYlday. 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply in person, Gaer Bros., _ 140 Rye Street, South Wind nier and Howie Furlong Boston, 3-2, Texas defeated follovring equipment will be 41 Articles (or Sale Chris Vann singled Pinkin NEW YORK (UPI) shot in the sixth for the 42 — Building Supplies YDUR AD 18 AND OVER - To work in sor. home and Lewis LaBrec's two apiece for the young Seattle, 62, and Chicago Rangers, National League booster drive received by the Bolton Board 43 — iPets -Birds- Dogs plastic factory. Maintenance — Rich McKinney, __ of EducaUoo, Notch Road, '44 Livestock Claaslfled ada are taken over sacrifice fly plated Eagles, now 1-3 for the nipped California, 3-2. liile Sox 3, Angels 2 45 __ Boats 8 Accessories and stock work. Call 6462920, SEWING MACHINE who had to be coaxed East The American Legion made out to: American Bolton, Conn., until 1:00 p.m., — the phone aa a convenience. Raymer. The Beavers left (Herald Photo by Dunn) season. Tom Reichle had Oriulca 7, Inilians 2 Eric Soderholm, con 46 Sporting Goods between 9:30 and 2:30. Operator with drapery W L Pet. GB April 29, 1977. Information 47 ... Garden Products The Herald la reaponalble for by Oakland owner Baseball Committee has. Legion Baseball Post No. — experience. Call between 9 the bases loaded. > three hits. Including a tri The Orioles pounced on tinuing his comeback from _ 48 Antiques only one Incorrect inaertion and S Louis 8 4 .667 kicked off Its annual concerning bids may be ob 49 Warned to Buy HOUSEKEEPER Wanted - 1 and 5 Monday thru Friday. Vinal tied it at 2-2 in the ple which tied it and the Charlie Finley into their 32.3 million ex knee surgery, stroked a 102. All donors will be — then only to the tize ol the Tech^s Gary Marineau ducks inside pitch Montreal 6 4 .600 1 tained at the office of the original Insertion. Errors which p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday 6467286. teammate Wayne Garland Booster Drive. Funds will listed in the programs to be RENTALS top of the fourth with game-winner in the 12th, reporting to the A’s’ home run and two singles, Superintendent, 104 Notch _ do not lessen the value of the ihrougb Friday. Must have New York 6 6 .500 2 be used to pay umpires, out distributed a t home games. 52 Rooms lor Rent Cheney taking the lead for South Windsor, now 3-1. training camp this to notch their fifth straight drove home two runs and Road, Bolton, by calling 643- S3 — Aparimanis lor Rent advertisement will not be cor own car. References-CMuired. STEADY WORK - Reliable, Pitts 5 6 .455 2M of town exhibition trips, in — again in the home half of victory. Doug DeCinccs scored two others as the 1569: JAYFROSGP-760 Of 54 Homes (or Rent rected by an additional Insar- Manchester. Send r ^ e s to hard worker, who wants spring, is off to his Chicago 4 6 .400 3 surance, a tournament and 55 _ Business lor Rent lion. Box GG c/o M anchester steady employment, good in the frame on Hawk mis- Tennis triumphs for girls White Sox took advantage ficial Aluminum Soccer Por 56 __ Resort Property (or Rent best start ever in this, Phila 3 6 .333 3tk an awaids banquet. LL to meet 57 __ Wanted to Rent Herald. come. Call 528-6702 between 6 cues. of Nolan Ryan's wildness table Goalposts. 2 only. Weal Supporters of Legion Manchester Little 58 - Misc (or Rent Raymer, 0-2, went the his last shot at the big to down the Angels. Ryan Raymond A. Allen, Jr. FIRST CLASS Machinist or Manchester High East Catholic and T racy American AUTOMOTIVE Young-Katie W L Pet. GB baseball may send their League officials will meet Superintendent of — NOW accepting applications distance for Cheney. He Sports slate time. yielded seven walks, one to 61 Autos lor Sale Halp Wanfd 13 tool maker. Paid holidays, Equalling its win total of Bringing its mark up to M u r p h y a l l w e r e Los Ang 9 2 .818 — __ Soderholm with the bases donations to Henry Wlerz- Monday night at 8 o’clock Scirools 62 Trucks lor Sale vacation and liberal fringe for full time employmentt. walked three, struckout a year ago, Manchester the .500 level yesterday In the A’s’ 4-2 victory League 83 — Heavy- Equipment lor Sale benefits. Apply in person, Cali 5263869 between 9 and 2 triumphant. Atlanta 7 5 .583 2V6 blcki, Booster (Hiairman, at the American Legion No. 0344 — EXPERIENCED Part Time two and allowed six hits. was East Catholic's giris' over the Milwaukee loaded in the fourth. 64 Motorcyctes-Bicycles between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. H only. High's girls' tennis team Resuits: Murano (EC) Thursday Houston’ 5 6 .455 4 85 Lockwood St., Home. The public Is in 65 Campws-Traileri-MobMe Morning personnel wanted. Ray Whitehead started for won its second decision of tennis team with a 61 win Brewers Wednesday, and rookie Eddie Murray Homes Apply In person, Franks and B Tool and Engineering def. Anthony 62,6-0; White San Fran 5 6 .455 4 Manchester. Checks can be vited. _ Vinal and was credited BASKBALL McKinney broke a 2-2 tie in each clouted two-run 66 Automotive Service SuTCrmarket, 725 Blast Middle C o., 168 F o re s t S t., MACHINIST - First class, 1977, 6-1, over South Wind over Windham High in (EC) def. Sandler 6-2, 63; San Diego 5 8 .385 5 67 Aulos lor Rent-Lease with the victory. Pinkin MCC al Grrrnfirld (2) the sixth inning with a solo homers, while rookie Scott Area baseball LEGAL Tpke., Manchester. Manchester, An Equal Oppor experienced on Lathe and sor High yesterday in Willimantic. Holland (W) def. M urray 6- Clncin 4 8 .333 5Vk tunity Employer. Bridgeport, interviewing 8:30 was a perfect three-for- homer after singling home McGregor went 7 1-3 in South Windsor. The Indian Seniors Mary Catherine 1, 61; Lucier (EC) def. TK.NMS Behind the strong relief Wednesday’s Results NOTICE GAS STATION Attendant - a.m. Ul 4 p.m. (Tver time and three for Cheney as was the second Oakland run in nings for the win. Garland pitching of southpaw Phil PORTER WANTED - 6 nights benefits. Dynamic Metal netters are now 2-1 for the Murano and Kelli White led Mustard 6-3, 1-6, 7-5; Fast Calliulir al St. Louis 4, New York 2 Part time. Nights and Vinal's Demelis. the first. And after eight was pounded for four runs Shiner, East Hartford High It is the policy of Bolton weekends. Apply In person at a week. Midnight to 8 a.m. Products Co., Inc., 422 North season. the Eaglettes with singles Cannata-Viola (EC) def. Guilford Los Angeles 3, Cincinnati 1 Main St., Manchester. games as the A's’ right- in 3 1-3 innings while going registered a 6-4 CCIL BATAVUS Public Schools not to dis Custom Auto Radiator, Rt. 6. Ideal for husband and wife Vinal (4) Sophomore (^erie Dow victories with Karen Garceau-Pepe 6-1, 6-2; Fast Caliiolir al Fn- Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 6 team. Contact manager of handed designated hitter, down to his second loss baseball win over criminate 0 0 the baais of sex Bolton. AB R H E continued to win easily Lucier also gaining a deci Kuczynski-Sullivan (EC) firld (girls) Phila at (^cago, ppd. in its etkiCatlonal programs, □ EMPLOYMENT Parkade Lanes. No phone GET BACK To Work - The Ewanowski, cf McKinney has three without a win. Windham yesterday at the THE MOTORIZED BICYCLE 3 1 2 0 with a 6-1,64) triumph over sion. The doubles teams of def. Szall-Creshena 67, 62, activities or employment SEVEN ELEVEN Food Store calls. easy way II you've been away homers with five runs Atlanta 2, San Diego 0 from wor|i a while, being an Nedobity, rf Bobcat Nola Cumey. Belin Anne-Marie Cannata- GOLF Twins 3, Royals 2 Hornets' field. FOR PUT1MNG AROUND lides as required by Title now taking applications for 61; Young-Murphy (EC) San Francisco 1, Houston Halp WanM 13 w a n t e d - Engine lathe Avon Representative is Kolenda, 2b da Welti, Gwen Froh and Kathy Viola, Sharon Cheney T e e li at batted in. The Twins used solo In other area contests, : of the 1971 Education responsible persons to work Morello, ss def. Martineau-Desitol 6-0, 0 S flexible hours. Stocking and operator with experience. 50 perlect. You work for Lori McCurry also won Kuezynski-Katie Sullivan t’orlland “ Finley told me I’d be a homers from Larry Hisle, Penney High bowed to Fer Amendments. Inquiries regar PHONE FROM home to ser yourself, set your own hours, Russo, If 6-0. Today's Games clerk work, ^ p ly in person hours. Paid holidays. fool not to join the A’s in Dan Ford and Craig Kusick mi, 7-2, Bolton was blanked ding compliance with Title DC vice our customers In the Excellent insurance benefits. sell quality products, and earn Demelis, lb their singles matches for (No gapies scheduled) only at 393 Burnside Ave., training camp," McKinney plus a club record-tying by Bacon Academy, 7-0, nnay be directed to Janice M. Manchester area, flexible Metronlcs Inc., Rt. 6 & 44A, about 340 on every 3100 you A Belniak, 3b the Indians with the Ehist Hartford. said. “My father was also A DUTCH S p w and Raymond A. Altai hours, super earnings, 246 Bolton, Conn. sell. Call: 5269401. Wachtarz, c doubles tandems of Kathy five double plays to quell and Coventry High nipped American League 7773. Burroughs likes Atlanta urging me to try one more the Royals, who had 15 Rham, 5-4. at 104 Notch Road, Bolton, 18 OR OLDER Male - To leam Whitehead, p McCoan-Diane Whittaker East TREATl Qxmecticut, 0SO4O (telephone woodworking trade. 32.85 per FULL TIME Salesperson - NURSES AIDE - 7 to 3, part time because an expansion hits. Kusick's homer, Shiner cam e in in the SALES POSITION - Straight time. Laurel Manor, 91 Cliest- and Sherrie Hopperstead- NEW YORK (UPI) before retiring with a nings to pick up his second W L Pet. GB B«(«vu8 is the 64S-516S and S43-15S9) or to the hour. (^11 645-0671, between 3 For local family shoe store. Totals 24 4 6 5 club could use me if the A’s which broke up a 2-2 tie in first inning and slammed Isrgesl eod most commissions, leads furnished Experienced preferred. nut, apply 10 to 2, weekdays Shelly Valentine also win cramp in his left side and win while Gerald Hannahs Milwaukee 7 .700 modem moped Director of the Office for Civil and 6. — Jeff Burroughs, couldn’t. I didn't have any the eighth, came off ace the door on the Whippets to to homeowners. Call 241-5402. Please call 6467207. only Cheney (3) ning. Ron Camp finished the was the loser. Tony Perez Baltimore 6 .600 1 msnulacturer Rights, Department of Vann, ss acquired by the Atlan assurances from Finley Kansas City reliever Mark lead East Hartford to its in Hoilsnd, the JANITORIAL - Openings Results: Dow (M) def. game earning his fourth also homered for the Toronto 7 .538 IW Iraditionet home Health, Education and WINDOW CLEANER Needed AUTOMOTIVE Billing RN or LPN - P art time LaBrec, 2b ta Braves in a winter but he gave me a decent Littell, who had not given second win in five outings. Welfare, Washington, D.C. - Must be experienced and available Male and female Cumey 61, 60; Welti (M) save. Expos. Cleveland 4 .400 3 ol cyclistS- daily. 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 10 Secretary - Must have weekends. Laurel Manor, 91 Boudreau, cf def. Fidler 60, 62; Froh trade, claims he contract, which had up a hit this year. Rick Lewis had two hits for 0604 reliable. Call 6465334. automobile experience. Chestnut Street apply Elsewhere in the NL, Los Cards 4, Mels 2 Boston 4 .400 3 VAQOQO p.m. to 3 a.m. Must have P Gustamachlo, lb clauses in it that spelled Rangers 5, Mariners 2 the winners. Strong typing skills. Good weekdays only 10 to I. (M) def. Marsh 2-6, 6-4, 6 literally "knocked the Angeles defeated Cincin Ted Simmons snapped a Detroit 4 4W DELUXE PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The transportation. Call General Landry, rf out how much I'd get if 1 Nelson Briles and Adrian Penney fell to 3-2 as Fer (Heaning Service Inc., 46 Oak working atmosphere. Apply in Marineau, c 4; McCurry (M) def. Allen cover off the ball’’ nati, 3-1, Pittsburgh beat scoreless tie with a three- New York 3 8 .273 4W • NO HELMET REQUIRED • NO INSURANCE REQUIRED Air Force recently announce person only 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., BABYSITTER WANTED for did certain things." Devine limited Seattle to mi, now 3-2 also, exploded • OPERATOR MAY USE ANY VAUD DRIVER'S LiCENSF new openings for Individuals St., Manchester, 649-5334. Lackard, 3b 6-1, 6-7, 6-4; McCoan- four or five times last Montreal, 8-6, St. Louis run homer in the sixth in West □ NOTICES Monday through Friday, two children days. Nathan Whittaker (M) def. Linko- Mike Torrez yielded six four hits, while Dave May for seven runs in the fourth A Up to ISO miles per gelion <» with prior military service. If Chorches Motors. 80 Oakland Hale school area. Must like Pinkin, U ning to back the six-hit W L Pet. GB n Sale and aconomical « Easy to operate « Moderate speeds e WAITRESSES - All hours season and Atlanta hits in going the route for and Toby Harrah each inning. Bolton is 0-6 after you have been out for less St., Manchester. children. Call 647-9416 afteer Raymer, p Hawver 63, 63; S. Allen- pitching of Eric Chicago 7 3 .700 ft Super quiet ft Minimum sir pollution ft than 5 years and are looking available. Apply in person at Brave fans are in the A’s, his third victory homered to spark Texas. its loss to Bacon. Coventry Lost 5:00. W hitaker (SW) def. National Rasmussen, who walked Oakland .667 and Found for “A Great Way of Life’ , Tacorral, 246 Broad St., WAREHOUSE ORIENTED Totals 30 3 6 3 Form ica-Burnett 6-4, 62; clined to believe him. without a loss. The 33-year old Briles remained unbeaten at 4-0 Sales Service Parts contact the Air Force im Manchester. none and struck out five. Texas .600 LOST - German S h ^ ard . needed for eroandin^ dis WE HAVE Immediate Hopperstead-Valentine . L e a g u e , ^ Elsewhere in the AL, pitched no-hit ball until with its extra inning win mediately. CaU 6467440. tributor. Experience “That ball they used in Jon Matlack suffered his Kan City .545 Black with brown legs. Center DENTAL ASSISTANT for Openings for 2 mechanically (M) def. Snelgrove-Krivick Baltimore downed Juan Bernhardt hit a solo over 3-1 Rham. Al preferred. 44 hour week. inclined persons. If you are the American League last Cardinals topped the New second straight loss for the Minnesota .538 Park vicinity. 64S CUSTODIAN - Manchester Glastonbury office. Pull time. East girls 62, 7-5. Cleveland, 7-2, New York home run with two out in Kristoff's triple and Tom SEYMOUR MOTORSNRTS, Inc. Excellent fringe benefits. not now earning at least 3150. season was so poorly made York Mets, 4-2, and San Mets, who scored their Calif .429 Church. Approximately 37 1/2 Excellent opportunity. Chair- put away Toronto, 7-5, the fifth inning. May hit a Newcornbe's bloop single I SI, '.B4S4I214 LOST - Grey, female cat. Send resume to Box FF c/o weekly, we want to talk to I actually knocked the runs in the ninth on a two- Seattle .400 hours per week, including side Experience preferred. Manchester Herald. top Rham Francisco edged the Minnesota edged Kansas Bowers School area. Call 546 Send resume to Box F c/o you. (?all 872-4515. cover off it four or five run homer by Bruce two-run homer in the third gave the Patriots the win .Wednesday's Results some Sunday time. Previous Houston Astros, 1-0. City, 3-2, Detroit shaded and Harrah smacked a solo in nine innings. 4477, anytime. related experience desirable. Manchester Herald. Pushing across the win times,” Burroughs said Boisclair. New York 7, Toronto 5 DISHWASHERS - Part Time DRIVER AND Stock CTerk - Philadelphia at Chicago Write Box E, c/o Manchester Nights - Apply in person, ning run in the bottom of Wednesday night, after his Giants 1, Astros 0 IMPOUNDED - Beige, female SECRETARY RecepUonist • Apply in person, Alcar Auto was postponed by rain. Oakland 4, Milwaukee 2 Herald. Tacorral, 246 Broad St.. Parts, 226 Spruce Street, the seventh inning. East fifth homer of the season Ed Halicki, Randy Mof- Baltimore 7, Cleveland 2 OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! terrier cross. Contact the Busy medical office in Dodgers 3, Reds 1 Coventry Dog Warden, at 423- Manchester. Manchester. Catholic High's girls' soft- helped the Braves beat the fitt and Gary Lavelle com ORDER PROCESSOR and Manchester. Excellent typing Ron Cey hit a two-run Detroit 3, Boston 2 6524. skills required. Pleasant ball team nipped Rham MHS girls lose bined on a four-hitter for Kneral office work - Business San Diego Padres, 2-0. homer and Dave Lopes Minnesota 3, Kansas City Forms Dept. Modem office telephone manner and ap High, 20-19, yesterday at Slipping to 3-2 for the “Also, you don't have to addded a solo shot as Los San Francisco, which 2 atlas bantlq LOST - Gold pearl necklace environment - diversified and titude for figures, knowledge Robertson Park. It was the season yesterday was contend with an un Angeles’ Don Sutton scored the game’s only run Texas 5, Seattle 2 set with diamond. Possibly interesting opportunities. of Insurance forms helpful. Eaglettes third win in four Manchester High's girls' favorable wind in Atlanta in the eighth inning on • 24 Hour Emergency Service Parkade Bowling Lanes. Must have above average>ge Hours 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.. REGISTERED pitched a five-hitter and Chicago 3, California 2 Reward. Call 6465158. starts. such as we almost always ■ Burner Sales & Service typing and office skills. Apply Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, softball team, bowing 169 won his second straight Terry Whitfield's single, a Today’s Games and Friday. Salary commen Laurie Barry opened the In person at Automatic PHYSICAL THERAPIST to Enfield High in Enfield. had in Texas. The way the game. Cincinnati scored sacrifice and Rob An Toronto (Jefferson 0-0) at • Clean Heating Oils LOST - Vicinity of Waddell Business Products 0>., Inc., surate with experience. Progressive orthopedic practice seeks a seventh frame with a Sophomore Shirley ball carries in Atlanta I'll their run in the fifth inning drews’ single. Mark New York (Holtzman 0-0) School. Black cat. Four white Tuckle Road, Willimantic, Ct. Include business and personal SUP-R-IELT* paws, white on chest. single and stole second and Adams hurled for the In have much more to show when Ken Griffey doubled Lemongello suffered his Detroit (Rozema 0-0) at 649-4595 between 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 references In reply to Box (X, staff registered therapist. All benefits '^'Eebo” . Reward. 6462674. p.m., Mon. - Frl. c/o Manchester Herald. third base. She came home dians and took the loss. for my season. home Cesar Geronimo. third straight loss for the Boston (Cleveland 1-0) Call Us For Your Home Hoatinq paid. Salary commensurate with And Air Conditioning Needs... on Kathy Hall's safety to Adams, now 1-1, gave up 12 Burroughs led off the Fred Norman was the Astros. Chicago (Stone 1-1) at experience. Send resume to Box Q c/o left. Barry, a sophomore, hits, walked eight and fourth inning with his u c o i m losing pitcher. Pliillies-Culis belted buyl California (Hartzell 1-0), N Auctlona 5 Aifcltant 8 A U Manchester Evening Herald. was credited with eight struckout one. homer and the Braves Pirates 8, Expos 6 Rain forced a postpone W Minnesota (Zahn 2-0) at stolen bases. Rachel Rosen, senior added their other run in the Pittsburgh’s Dave ment with the Phillies Texas (Blyleven 1-1), N East led, 10-6, at the end leftfielder, paced the at sixth when Gary Matthews as low as . yr LEGAL NOTICE Parker and Phil Garner ahead, 2-1, after iV i in INVITATION TO BIDDERS of five innings with Rham BLACKWALLS tack for Manchester with douled and scored on a each hit a two-run homer nings. The game is S fit' 1. The Housing Authority of the Town of Manchester will rallying for nine runs to go two hits with Debbie single by Rod Gilbreath. to offset three homers by expected to be made up SUa Price F.E.T. receive sealed bids, in triplicate, on or before May 17,1977, ahead. The Eaglettes came Brainard chipping in with a Andy Messersmith allowed when the Phillies next play Bowling Montreal’s Garj* Carter. B78I4 29 50 t68 TTme 1:00 P.M. EDST, W l, at the office of said Authority, back to take a 19-15 edge two-run doubie. four hits in seven innings Jim Rooker went six in- in Chicago in mid-August. C78I4 26.50 2.01 located at 24 Bluetleld Drive, Manchester, Connecticut 0SO4O before the Sachems E78I4 29.50 2.26 ELKS — Stan Seymour and said blda will be publicly opened and read aloud Im WANT SPENDING MONEY? F78I4 34.50 2.42 137-357, John Rleder 357, knotted it again. ■ l l l l l mediately thereafter. Boys 4 Qlrls - We Need You) G7$I4 34.50 258 2 Geri Lombardo pitched Richie Cabral 136360, Bob 2. Blda will be received for tumlahlng all labor, nulerlal, PELTCHER • POUESm cor4 H7B14 39.50 280 toola and equipment necessary to construct and finish com well for East and also had F78I5 34.60 252 Pagano 146379, Joe CaUldi Herald carriers are needed ‘271 34.60 2.65 137-359, Tony Salvatore 136 plete Rental Homes for Ehder^ CItliens, Project E-lOO, con three hits and six RBIs. bMhi fir imostb- A78-13 Blackwall | G78-I5 LIGHT ALLOY 2.88 sisting of five (S) Btructurea, Including a Community m m IP« . I. m uiM M . n l t i i i, coml Catcher Gretchen rMk« H7816 39.50 135-134-408, E rnie Pepin In the following areas: Plus 11.73 F.E.T. J78-16 30.50 3.08 Building, containing a total of forth (40) dwelliog units. RT. 44A NIAR COVINTRY • lOLTON UNI Lindberg had two hits and 136372, Bob Talmadge 136 CARRIER • FKKUSS dosUe and old tire. L78-16 38.50 3.12 3. The contract will Include general conitructlon work, lATURDAY. APRIL 10:00 A.M. 158-412, John Berk 361, played well defensively. §AvsffpMfrt whtt$ws//on/y | lawns, planting, ilte Improvementa, plumbing, beating and ■ M i n i TMT • (M IIW I949 a j i m 9SU Glastonbury Barry had a home run, REQ. bttt fir itrwith Jack Talley 362, Nick SALE $ ^ 9 8 and Itng mOcigt. electriod work; and all other work necessary for, or Inclden- Ellen Petkaitis tripled and ■5.98 Twerdy 152-153-419, Art Ul to, Uw completion of the project. Contm ti of th# Eirty 1$th CwHury Horn* to bs $otd it Public Auction. Manchester: Jane Price and Hall had Cabral 151-360, Al Plrkey 4. Ilw tucce^ul bidder will be rMulred to furniih 100% Much of th# fumlthlnQi #rc of thli Mine Mrty 16th Century Vkitftgi. VAdam* Street and Buckland Street key hits for East. MOUNTS EASILY ON 3-5 or 10 WhtUwfeUi idd | l fKh. All prkts plus Ux indl oM Un. 156372, Tony Desimone Performance end Payment Bond or Bonds, In the forms In- area 171-389. cluided In the Specifications, u well m a certified statement HIOHUQHTa fNCLUDC: SPEED BIKES of financial co itio n , aa of a date not exceeding thirty dayt ‘TwitMtIe’' Com#r Cupboard • BarrtI Book. 8M$op#d Sh#lvM. Arch $ Fadog, Quam Anna Chak. Spanith Foot: East Hartford: GOOD THRU SAT., APRIL 23 prior to the date thereof. Connaetlout Camar Chak, Ouaan Anna High Bow Baaa of Charry Wood, mada Into draaaing tabla, Bkd Capa Tkt COMMERCIAL - John Top TaWa mm maka foot. Walnut, 4 drawar Shaman Chaat ol Drawan of TIgar Mapla, Snaka Fool Candia Carriara needed In the following areae: HOMEGROWN Fox 146-163-435, Ted 5. Propoeed forma of Contract Documenta, iDcludlng Plana Stand. Pak Stop Down WIndtor C h ^ Charry Pombroka Clavartaaf TaWa. and matching 2 Orawar Stand. Swaat FREE WITH PURCHASE: SIMILAR LOW PRICES. Llttta CNppandala Mkror, Baaa Only Country Dropfrant Dock. WIndior Rockar, Spinning Whaaia, Flax Wlndara. ySurntlde AYenue, High School, Lawrence 135-148-414, and Specificatlona, are on file at the office of Olson 4i w ller, VEGETABLES r REFUCTOR FOR AnACHMENT TO Architects, 410 Aiylum StieeL Hartford, Connecticut. Unuaual 3 Spool SoanaWIndar.HarbDryInQ Rack*. ktdiMWovan Straw Mata (Rug#). Bolton Roekar. Spool Bad. St. Mary’a Cemetery area. George Barber 137-143-400, 6 Board Blankat China . Rookk^ H6bby Horaa, Foot Warmor, Candia Mow. Mortar $ Paitai. Lot of Earty Canning REAR OF IIRE 4. General Cootractora may obtain copiea of the Plana and Scott Smith 141-384, Jeff Jar#, Lot of tarty BoWoa, Fraa Blown Daoantara. Lot of tarty Stonawara. Whafa ON Lampa. Ftngsr Lampa, Othar yBumelde AYenue - Ball Court area. TASTE BEST! RETREADS SpecUlcationi Iw depoalUng One Hundred Dollars (8100.00) Karoaona Lampa. 3 Plaoa Oak Badroam So l Oak SWa by SWa, Oak Madtdna CabWaL Chaatnut Klichan Tabla. Ennis 142-354, Rick John wlUi Olson * MUler for each set ao obtained. The amount of Mott Unuiuol Uft Top Commoda of OWt wNh Back Spw ni $ Raaarvok. VIotorlan HWa-A-Bad. Walnut Caaa. Mar- VBurnelde AYenue - Delmont, REPAIRS ON A U MAKES son 140-378, Carl Bujaucius the depoilt will be refunded to each perado wtro raturni the bla Top Walnut D ra in r with Mkror, Walnut Vtolortan Lovt Sail, Odd Praaaad Back Chaka, OuNta, Blaqua Bldwell, Vernon Road area. 357, Ed Miller 154-389, Ron Plans and Specificatlona, In good c o itio n , within tan (10) FlQuraa, Plolura Frama. Baakata, Oaquorraotypaa. Ooma Top Trunk. Fkaplaoa Cranaa. LadW. Coal Rack. Youth BE SURE . N-BUSS ) Missing are a pocket watch and a ICE MILK 9 9 '^ bunch of bananas. • TIGHT & SOUND...BOTH ENDS INTAC Warm weather jEast Hartford public recordsj • 52 GALLON CAPACITY (WHOLE BARREL) / FAMLVPIW. • 6 STEEL BANDS Vandalism increasing Trade names AGWAYI Anthony W. Palozie of 238 Tolland St. doing business as • WHOLE BARREL... As the weather warms, attacks on Fruitland at 392A Tolland St. 35" HIGH, 24” DIAMETER • Tile same day, motorcycle tracks public property by vandals increases. were found near the music shell in Gor Gallucci’s Gym Inc. of 21 Springdale Ave. doing All container • HALF BARREL... PORK CHOPS Police Chief Clarence Drumm’s report to man Park. Damage was $80. business as Gallucci's Gym at 10 Orchard St. Easy to grow grown stock. 17-1/2” HIGH, 24” DIAMETER (3 LOIN, 3 RIB, 3 CENTER) the mayor’s office lists eight incidents: • April 1, police arrested two yoiing men Eugene F. Beaupre o f , 54 Montague Circle doing • On March 24, a park department who allegedly smashed 12 windows at business as GL & B Enterprises at the same address. Plant without employe found dam ag^ turf at Labor East Hartford High School. Their names Diego Almeida of Hartford doing business as Almeida Beauty root shock I Field. A four-wheel-drive vehicle had been were given the town’s law office to seek Fish Mart at 63 Burnside Ave. driven over the soft grass. Damage was repayment. Damage was more than $500. Patria Enterprises Inc. of 33 Lehigh Dr. doing business C A u r a g u estimated at $40. • March 15, a jeep-type vehicle was as Aloe-Mist Distributors at the same address. seen digging up turf near the music shell Mary F. Donofrio of 65 West Rd., South Windsor doing 8“ -12 "tall • A citizen called police March 27 at 8 1 gal. container a m, to report an open window at the in Gorman Park. The vehicle owner is business as Nature’s Pantry at 1517 Main St. being sought. Angelo T. Donofrio of 41 Fuller Ave. doing business as Mayberry School, Police found it had been Eye-PoppIng STMWKRMES broken by a large stick. The Department of Parks and Recrea Family Advisory Credit Service at the same address. $ 4 9 5 Rhododendrons • On March 28, park workers found turf tion also reported to the mayor on the Warranty deeds REG. 65.50 SAVESSe ^ ______pint torn up at Gorman Park. Damage cost above attacks. It also noted the theft •gorgeou* rod, whHe m kJ March 29 of a tennis net, valued at $90, Ann Joan Trzeinski to Charles W. Metcalfe et al, pink globoi ol tlorau about $50. oflen reach melon >lzal from Slye School, property on Park Ave., conveyance tax $35.20. 2 gal. container Connecticut Land Planning Associates Inc. to Peter A. •btossoms latl lor weektl Guerard et al, property on Goodwin St., conveyance tax $ J 9 S Best annual report of $52.80. KMFT Fishing licenses REG. $9.50 SAVE $1.55 Thousands of fishing licenses have been taken out in re HALF cent weeks. Town Clerk John Barry Jr. reported his of IMYOMIAISE Tolland wins contest fice sold $3,000 worth of licenses last Friday alone, the Hardy Exbury Evergreen Azaleas BARREL day before fishing season opened. The office was kept Azaleas 8 "-12 "tall 32 oz. open into the evening for the convenience of fishermen. $9.95 For the second consecutive year, the an from among the six "highest award" •hardiest deciduout 1 gal. container LIMITED QUANTITY nual report of the Town of Tolland has winners in the annual competition. Bzetoas avalteMa... winter . been selected as the “most outstanding Tolland also repeats as a winner in its hardy In the NorthautI ' $ 3 9 5 report" in the University of Ckmnecticut’s Wins hockey stick •prohiia bloomert... Group III population class (5,000-10,000) REG. $4.50 SAVE 55c PLANTERS Town and City Report Contest. blouomt utuelly cover/r WHOL USE YOUR as “highest award” winner. the whole bush *wide The Tolland report was among about 70 Michael Martin, third grader at the Langford School, 15 "-18" tall In the Group VI population class (over selection Y>( coloft ^ 2 gal. container BARRE PEANUT publications entered in the contest, which won a Whalers hockey stick by reading books. IMAGINATION 50,000), East Hartford’s annual report 15" - 24" tall ® is sponsored by UConn’s Institute of Michael won the right to put his name into the Langford i$15.95 won the second place “merit award.” The oonMnar grown $ 7 9 5 Lottery for every book he read. The more books, the MAKE TABLES. . .CHAIRS, . .BARS BUTTER Public Service (IPS). “highest award” in that category went to . . .STOOLS. . .COUCHES. . . 18 OZ. Beldon H. Schaffer of Manchester, IPS more entries. REG. $8.50 SAVE5SC Greenwich and an honorable mention The recent lottery offered as top prize the hockey stick. ^ 3 5 CRADLES. . .PLANTERS. . .WINE director, said the top winner is chosen went to West Hartford. •rich red. pink or pure Whaler Gordie Roberts offered the stick, his own. REG. 69.95 SAVE 61M white RACKS. . .RAINBARRELS Mrs. Bev Caruso, school media aide, offered 'four beautiful Easter eggs she decorated. Art festival scheduled Winners of the eggs were Nancy Stimson, Anne Danc- TENDER CRISP zyk. John Murphy and Elizabeth Elliott. AGWAY GREENLAWN PLUS FERTILIZER The East Hartford Art League will hold The town’s Bicentennial Commission ------23 lbs. Reg. its 18th annual Spring Art Festival Satur will sponsor a crafts display and sale with day, May 7, in the Raymond Library on the festival. It will be one of the com ALL-CEDAR and CARROTS Main St. mission’s final acts. To learn more about CHAIN LINK FENCES NOW *6.95/ The show is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. the display, call Ray Johnson at 568-0205. N u SAVE $1.00 PEGS. All media are welcomed. Registration All artists can take part in the festival. 1-lb. pkg. Free Estimate FMditSjOOOScva FOR will be from 8 to 10 a.m. There is a low en To learn more, call 568-7125 or 568-8564, t try fee for non-members. Wide soloction of styles. Iron ad