PAGE FOURTEEN-B ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. June 16. 1977 Wickham Park The weather Partly cloudy today, chance of after­ Inside today trustees will noon or evening showers or thundershowers. High upper 70s to mid Area news ... 10-12 Editorial ...... 4 oppose 1-291 80s. Variable cloudiness, hazy, warm, Classified ... 14—20 F am ily...... 6-8 humid tonight and Saturday. Low Com ics...... 21 O bituaries...... 22 tonight in 60s, highs Saturday in 80s. Dear Abby...... 21 S ports...... 13-14 The trustees of Wickham Park plan Rain probability Saturday 40%. Manchester-—A City of Village Charm to express their opposition to the National weather map on Page IS. state’s plan to take a portion of the TWENTY*TW0 PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 17,1977- VOL. XCVI, No. 218 > park tor construction of a segment of PRICE* FirrCEN CENTS 1-291 at a public hearing on the highway proposals Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Nathan Hale School. The 200 a c re park in both Manchester and East Hartford is in a trust held by Hartford National Bank Seabrook okayed which administers the park under the supervision of the probate court in Manchester. WASHINGTON (UPI) - En­ expertise of EPA scientists in hotter than normal seawater vironmental Protection Agency chief The trustees are disturbed at the reaching his decision. temperatures. Douglas Costle today rejected en­ nearness of the proposed highway, “I have determined that the record ’The regional EPA ruling which and with the noise and visual distur­ vironmental arguments and ap­ is adequate to reach a decision that Costie oveHurned had expressed bances the highway will cause., ac­ proved a cooling system for the the proposed cooling system does fears that many fish and marine Seabrook, N.H., nuclear plant, cording to Probate Judge William meet the test set forth in the law,” he animals would be sucked in with the FitzGerald. clearing the way to lift a construction said. cooling water and “fried” in the ban. Costle’s ruling overturned a reactor. It also said ocean life would The Department of Transportation In his 48-page decision and accom­ November, 1976, decision by the EPA be damaged by the hot water dis­ proposes taking 6.5 acres of the panying statement, Costle noted the regional administrator in Boston, charge. extreme northeast comer of the plant had become the national sym­ who halted plant construction Costle, however, ruled that it park. The highway would be about 1,- bol for opposition to nuclear power 000 feet from the park’s tennis because he felt there was too little in­ already had been demonstrated that Cadette Scouts of Troop 10 who recently received their First Class badges are, from left / courts. since 1,414 protestors were arrested formation to judge the ecological im­ ocean life would be adequately over the May Day weekend for oc­ protected. The trustees are already on record pact of the plant’s hot water dis­ »> «iT to right, Karen Wojnarowski, Carole Mackenzie, Laurie Patarini, Cynthia Miller and Don­ cupying the plant site. charge. He ordered the Boston EPA office, in writing with the DOT, opposing the na Johnson. Laurie Martens and Lori Thurston, who also received the badge, were absent “ However,” Costle said, “the deci­ Today’s decision is certain to draw however, to determine what ad­ land takeover, Robert Johnston, when this picture was taken. (Herald photo by Dunn) sion before me...was an extremly a sham protest from the Clamshell ditional conditions should be added to trust officer from the bank for the narrow one.” Alliance, a coalition of environmen­ future discharge permits for park, said today. He said the trustees He said his sole duty was to deter­ tal groups that opposes the plant and Seabrook to assure protection of fish, knew about the proposed takeover of mine if the record of past hearings on that organized the occupation of the clams and other ocean life. the park land about two months ago. Seabrook showed that heated water plant cite last month. In addition, Costle said the seafloor The plans for the highway have Girl Scout troop conducts discharged by the plant would not Seabrook —'a twin-reactor, 2,300- intake tunnel for the cooling system been recently changed to accom­ harm ocean life and that the magawatt power plant on the New should be 7,000 feet offshore rather modate Manchester’s new industrial proposed cooling water Intake Hampshire coast — is designed to than 3,000 feet as orginally proposed. park on Tolland Tpke. The highway “reflect the best technology for suck in 1.2 billion gallons of seawater Seabrook is being built by the Court of Awards ceremonyplans were moved south which in­ minimizing adverse environmental from the ocean floor each day to cool. Public Service Co., of New cluded the portion of Wickham Park. impacts.” its reactors. The water will be Hampshire and is schduled to start Costle said he had relied on the returned to the ocean 39 degrees The First Class Badge, the highest da Johnson, Elizabeth Phelps and producing electricity in the mid- tree to the town social service, 1980s. honor in Cadette girl scouting, Laura Webb. served at church supper, planted Past year*s achievements recounted recently was presented to seven A rededication ceremony was con­ flowers in the DAR fountain, and St. John's Sunday members of Troop 10 at a Court of ducted by Laurie Patarini, Janet received a certificate of appreciation New ^Cherry picker* in use Norman Fendell, director of the Regional Occupational Train Center, briefly reviewed Awards in the Parish Hall of St. Crealey and Susan Ogrodnik. During from the James L. Goodwin Forest commemoration the past year of the facility and its plans for the coming year as part of the school's first M a^’s Episcopal Church before an the ceremony Diana Beaulieu, Lisa Conservation Center in Hampton for set by Masons The new bucket attachment on the Town of Manchester Fire Proponents outnumbered graduation in its new facility at 655 Wetherell St., Manchester. He praised the people in the audience of 130 parents and friends. Christensen, Angela Dolce, Linda planting of a fern garden showing Department truck was put to use this week stringing wire on community who played a major role in bringing the facility into being and said he hoped the Daignault, Patricia Hollingsworth, several different species and the Masons from Manchester Lodge Hartford Rd. to ailow New Hope Manor tie into the town’s fire graduation Thursday night was the beginning of a tradition for the school. Seated center is Receiving the award were Donna Michelle Hawthorne, Carol Ingle, planting of white pine seedlings. and Friendship Lodge plan to com­ Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Martin, Tammy McGee, Cin­ alarm system. In the bucket is fire fighters Bob Barker. Ed at DOT hearing on 1-291 Dr. James P. Kennedy, superintendent of Manchester schools, who awarded the graduation Knowing Myself Challenge pins were memorate St. John’s Sunday by Howard Johnson of 561 Bush Hill dy Munroe, Della Schatzman, present^ to the graduating ninth attending church service together at Swanson, alarm superintendent is in front of the truck (Photo certificates, and Allan B. Chestppfon, right, director of student personnel services. (See Rd.; Carole Mackenzie, daughter of AUyson Siwik, Linda Stermer and graders. Center Congregational Church at 10 by Skoglund) one inch ol park land. The taking of other pictures on Page 5) (Herald photo by Larson) Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mackenzie of 24 By GREG PEARSON he will feel “surrounded” by roads at Ann Stroup were admitted to the Skits were presented by the a.m. Sunday, June 19. 6.5 acres is more than the one inch I his W. Middle Tpke. location. Hunter Rd.; Laurie Martens, troop. Herald Reporter seventh graders. ’The eighth graders There will be a breakfast of eggs, said we would never give,” Mrs. “That’s one of the reasons I left daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Proficiency badges were presented gave gag gifts to the ntoth graders. ham and home fries served as the marlin ltd. Manchester residents Thursday Parla said. Martens of 138 Cushman Dr.; night expressed opposition to the loss Los Angeles,” he said by Mrs. Everett Kelsey and Gail The ninth graders read the troop will Masonic Temple from 8:30 a.m. to She called 1-291 an unnecessary Another speaker against the Cynthia Miller, daughter of Mr. and Ovistensen to Sue Beauregard, An­ of Wickham Park property and other road.” Certificates and awards and presented the troop with a 9:15. All Masons, their families and *>■ Cj»f| highway was Michael Dworkin, of 256 Mrs. Daniel Miller of 54 Leland Dr. drea Brown, Krista Brown, Debbie wooden kitchen box that they had friends are invited. There is a dona­ environmental problems that they Dr. Spaulding said, “It seems Also, Laurie Patarini, daughter of Ihi>,. kii,' •. 1 said would result from the proposed Ludlow Rd., and a member of the Burgess, Janet Crealey, Elizabeth made in their bandywoman classes tion for the breakfast. we’re going through an era of gross Manchester Environmental Coali­ Mr. and Mrs. Valentino Patarini of 57 Cook, Georgeanne Ebersold, Laura conducted by Donald hbckenzie and Reservations may be made with construction of 1-291. overdesign and perhaps gross mis- Constance Dr.; Lori Thurston, ^ S W I A ^ ^ About 75 people attended the tion. Gatzkiewicz, Diane Hampton, Valentino Patarini. They also Russ McClelland of Manchester design of highways. given at ROTC graduation daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.B. He said that the Hartford area has Rebecca Harris, Karin Hoover, presented Jean and Mrs. Kelsey with Lodge, 568-4030; Tom Schiebel, 649- Thursday night public hearing on the “The intent of the highway builders Thurston, Of 355 W. Middle Tpke.; route, which would connect 1-91 in one of the highest air pollution levels Arts and Crafts: Ricky Downes, Brenda Johnson, Donna Johnson, personal gifts. 3650; and Dave England of seems to be, put it anywhere, just get in the country. Graduation and Awards Night was students in each of the following and Karen Wojnarowski, daughter of Carole Mackenzie, Cbrystine Windsor and 1-86 in Manchester. areas: Peter Drega, Jane Alemany. Friendship Lodge, 871-1257. Deadline it built,” he said. He also said that environmental conducted Thursday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. John Wojnarowski of Mahlstedt, Martha Mairteney. Gira Dad a Five members of the Conservation Horticulture: Edward Tomaso, Independent Living: Penny Cooley, The scouts received their 5-year on reservations is Saturday evening. Another Conservation Commission testing for the proposed 1-291 route Regional Occupational Training 184 Vernon St. ’They also received Also, Laurie Martens, Karen Commission, including Chairperson David Pronovost and Lynda Miller. Daniel Smith, Antoinette Asselin. membership pins as did Carol Eber­ Gift Ha Can member, Jacqueline Aronson, said did not take into account such Center. First Class pins which were McDonough, Cynthia Miller, Mary Theresa Parla and Dr. Frederick Work Experience: Charles Riley, sold, senior aide. Gail Christensen, Waarl that she works in Windsor and would proposed future development as the presented to them by their parents. Morano, Susan Ogrodnik, Laurie Spaulding, a long-time opponent of I- Dr. James P. Kennedy, superinten­ Industrial Arts: Timothy Carr. Vern Cook, Terrace Widger, Gregory another senior aide, received her 10- be conslder^fljjg..of these who might industrial park in Buckland or the The Court of Awards open^ with a Patarini, Lisa Paggioli, Elizabeth 291, spoke against the proposed route dent of schools, presented cer­ Graphic Arts: Michael Knapp and Chisholm, and Daniel Minor. year numeral. Mrs. Kelsey received FATHER’S DAT SPECIALS use 1-291. Buckland Commons project. welcome by Miss Jean Kelsey, scout Phelps, Karen Quinn, Lis St. at the hearing, which was held in the tificates to the following graduates: Grebory Finnie. Physicial Education: Daniel her 25-year pin last month. “It takes me 20-25 minutes through “This material you have in your leader, followed by the traditional Laurent, Nancy Scranton, Donna WORK MATE Nathan Hale School cafeteria. a scenic route that I don’t mind Durocher, Riley, Jasper, Kelly flag ceremony presented by the ninth ’The program closed with the ninth book is erroneous,” he told the state Stermer, Carrie Thomas, Lori By BItek S D tekt Short SlM ve After a brief presentation by state traveling.. I should look forward to Deborah Damato, Doris Loubier, Champion, Richard Dienst, Smith. graders with Brenda Johnson as an­ graders presenting a ‘‘Scout’s Own” officials. Automotives: John Lupacchino and Thurston, Laura Webb, Karen based on "Happiness is” from ac­ Dscron Cotton officials, the session was opened for your highway proposal, but I don’t,” Christine Pfanstiehl, Debra Ran­ Cooley, and Kathleen Von Deck. nouncer. Laurie Patarini and Lori Betty Sadloski, president of the Kevin Ulitsch. Wojnarowski and Wendy Ziebarth. tivities during the scout year. The comments from the public. she said. dolph, Ronald Cote, Mark Hodgins, Academics: Denise Calderwood, Hiurston served as flag bearers and s p e c iA L Manchester Property Owners Active Citizenship pins were also girl scout prayer was given by Donna < 6 9 * * The first speaker was Charles F. Representatives of the state and David Thompson. Hannah Dresser, Durocher, Cynthia Miller and Karen Association, criticized the state for Kitchen: Robert Turney and Mary awarded to the troop for community Johnson. Taps were sung and the KNIT GOLF McCarthy Jr., assistant town defended the highway proposal. ______Britt. Pfanstiehl, Ann Mazur, Donald Wojnarowski were guards. Laurie BLACK A DECKER manager, who said that the Board of “being concerned with moving traf- service. It was the eighth con­ Troop 10 scout benediction was said Awards achievement were Retail: Gwendolyn Jasper. Brideau, and Michael Jovino. Martens and Carole Mackenzie Directors recently voted to support John Drake, a director of planning fic7not with'people. secutive year that the troop planted by Jean Kelsey. 7V4” c ir c u l a r M W with the state Department of presented staff members to Custodial: Duane Kingsley. A skit “Modge Podge” directed by presented ‘‘Thoughts for the SHIRT flowers around the base of the Civil MOD. I the highway. The town has supported ’Transportation (DOT), said that the Mrs. Fran Panaia was presented. Evening” with appropriate poems. Refreshments were served by Mrs. War Monument in Center Park. The 7399 1-291 during previous hearings, highway is not planned to generate Members of the cast included Gwen Janet Crealey, Carole Mackenzie, Donald Mackenzie and Mrs. Jam& Reg. *12 scouts have served as baby-sitters at McCarthy said. more traffic, but to "balance” the Jasper, Hannah Dresser, Kevin Carr Laurie Martens and Lori Thurston Phelps. ’The decorated scout cake BLACK A DECKER conununity programs, sang at a con­ was made by the scouts working on But, he was one of the few who traffic that is now using existing and Greg Chisholm. passed on their golden patrol leaders HED6E TRIMIRER SPECIAL spoke ’Thursday night that voiced Agostinelli eyes GOP race valescent home, stufM pamplets for the Chef Badge with Mrs. William St. roads. Dennis Sheridan and his chorus cords to Georgeanne Ebersold, Bren­ the cancer society, gave a mitten Laurent, as consultant. Rag. support for the proposed route. “It’s a demand-type project. These sang several selections. Members of 8lytoS114 $ 2 | | 5 Carl Zinsser, a member of the Nathan G. Agostinelli, a and former state Department of En­ party. He is a former Republican S24.M people are making the trips now,” he vironmental Protection head Dan the chorus are: Mary Britt, Donald Board of Directors who voted against Manchester resident and former Town Chairman. Brideau, Eric Bullock, Sheba Ward, 8P B C IA L said. state comptroller, said Thursday Lufkin. $24.98 endorsing the highway, said that he He has also been involved in Charles Riley, Peter Drega, and He also said that the state is taking that he is considering running for the Students to conduct interviews felt the $49.6 million estimated cost steps to improve mass transit, in­ Agostinelli is the president and several community activities, in­ Hannah Dresser. for the road could better be invested Republican gubernatorial nomina­ Refreshments made by the cluding the buying of bus and rail ser­ tion. chief executive officer of the cluding serving as co-chairman of the Interviews will be made of residents in 38 rural towns the victims of certain types of crimes, how safe they feel in mass transit development. vices that are going out of business. Manchester State Bank and has long Bicentennial Committee. students in the Independent Living in Connecticut in June and July by rural sociologists at their community is, and related questions on levels of He also read a letter from Vivian Others who spoke'at Thursday’s Agostinelli served as comptroller been active in the local Republican He resides at 144 Delmont St. Department were served. the University of Connecticut. victimization. Ferguson, another member of the hearing included three ad­ from 1971-1975 under the administra­ Dr. Thomas Steahr, associate professor and project This research will have its findings contrasted with boara who had voted against suppor­ ministrators of the Wickham Park tion of then-Governor Thomas director, said that the results of the survey will be used to those reached by previous studies in urban areas of the 877 MAIN STREET ...... 643-4425 ting the highway. property — Probate Judge William Meskill. He was the party’s nominee determine the quality of life in rural Connecticut in a two- nation. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Zinsser criticized the state for "in­ ______FREE PABKINO AT THE REAR OF STORE E. FitzGerald and Hartford National for lieutenant governor in 1974, when year study funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. More than 400 household interviews will be taken. consistencies” in proposing the Bank and Trust officials Robert Sum- highway. Meskill was defeated by present Today’s news summary f i s ti n g Dr. Steahr in the interviewing will be Jack ma and Robert Johnston. All Governor Ella Grasso. Wright and Ms. Jennifer Brown, project coordinators. “You’re building a highway for expressed concern about the loss of His interest in the party’s nomina­ Dr. Steahr noted that the project will explore two basic traffic projections in the year 2000, Compiled from United Press International park land to the park. tion for the 1978 gubernatorial post factors known to be related to people’s assessment of the yet we’rd told we’re going to run out adds another name to the field of quality of life in their conununity. of fuel in 1985,” Zinsser said. Left L.A. The Season of the backyard Chef. Thomas Strangnan, a resident of those who have expressed interest in First is the degree of social integration of residents His concerns about mass transit and is recovering from cancer sur­ Democratic headquarters at the 1186 W. Middle Tpke., across from the position. into the local town — church participation, involvement and fuel use were echoed by several State gery. Watergate and altered. American in civic associations, neighbor visitations, and other com­ other speakers. Wickham Park, said, “I hate to see politics. munity activities. Park land those acres sliced off.” Only one party member, Sen. BRIDGEPORT — Superior Court He also said that he is originally BOSTON — Round-the-clock The second factor concerns the general feeling of safe­ Mrs. Parla spoke primarily about George Gunther of Stratford has an­ Judge Henry Naruk ruled Thursday from Los Angeles. bargaining has begun between the DALLAS — In a small service on a ty of the community as indicated hy the degree of fear of the 6.5 acres of Wickham Park nounced his candidacy. But, several that a jury’s verdict was correct and “I sort of don’t like to go home state and negotiators for the hot Texas day, former Supreme crime reported by the residents. TTiis will be evaluated property that would have to be used other candidates are expected to for­ the Connecticut Bar Association anymore. They’ve paved over most Alliance, which represents 40,000 by questions on how likely residents feel they might be to build the highway. mally announce their candidacy for doesn’t owe author Norman Dacey Court Justice "rom C. Clark was of the good reasons for going there,” the state’s top elected position. Massachusetts state workers, to buried in Ivis hometown Thursday, portable “It’s been said of us (the Conserva­ libel damages for criticizing his book he said. The list includes House Minority replace a contract expiring June 30. eulogized by colleagues, friends and tion Commission) that we won’t give on probate court practices. gas grills Strangnan said that if 1-291 is built. Leader Gerald Stevens of Milford The Alliance seeks a raise of $800 a family members as a devoted jurist. PLAZA DEPT. STORE HARTFORD — State officials say year for each worker. Clark, 77. died in his sleep Monday in (M9 H1W A NoHoa T9 iS a tt) New York where he made his home Hixt lo FnwA's SifmiwrtMt they will sue Glendinning Companies MODEL 11M NARRAGANSETT, R. I. - The with his son, Ramsey Clark. EaM MMdto Tpka.Vmnch9Skr COMBt COMPLETELY ABEIMOLED of Connecticut for the $10 million lost Enjoy all the advantagea of a permanent Inttalla- in state revenue because the firm nation's largest water pollution Uon ... the moblltty and veraatlllty of a poHable research facility opened its doors to NEW YORK — Former Vice Presi­ GREETING CARDS grin. Roper Qaa Qrlil la completa with tubular could not meet lottery ticket produc­ •taal. Port-a-Cart with two wheeta, radwood tion deadlines for "Instant Match the public today as dedication rites dent Nelson Rockefeller formally bid •OADUATNM dAIIIVERSARY •half. 20-pound capacity LP-gaa tank (ra-fitlabla) and sturdy tank aupporta. 346 aquara Inchea of IV.” The gaming commission is were conducted for the Environmen­ farewell to politics Thursday night at •FATHERS DAY grilling apaca plus 110 aquara Inch aaoond I tal Protection Agency’s $4 million a dinner in his honor attended by 2,- hoping to start the game in Mid cookiM level... plenty of apece for a full family 69« marine research laboratory marking Plu$ A Fine SBlecUon ot GIFTS fa u t. C llck-valva control wmi ram ovaM a know to August if a Michigan firm, which was 200 friends, including former Presi­ prevent accidental turn-ona. second low bidder, can be given the the end of Marine Environmental dent Gerald Ford and former at Budget Pricaa contract without a call for new bids. Education Week. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. M O DEL 1147 Donl M lu Our Bopar Srills WATERBURY - The stale National Ilw .u l® *9.8»*T.ll.l OBILUNO planned to call an unnamed “special FREE C00KIN8 DEMONSTRATION witness” today in the Waterbury BARROW, Alaska — Eskimo International COMPLETE GM Saturday, Jung ISih Superior Court murder trial of leaders from six nations are working DUBLIN, — Early unof­ En/oy up lo 30 hour* or mart of m SS s SS former state Rep. Bernard L. Av- toward establishing an international ficial returns today indicated •vorago grilling with a 20-pound Eskimo organization to protect the Former Premier Jack Lynch's Fian- LP lank. 1P.Nr. 104 P.M. collie, who is accused of killing his REPAIRS wife. fragile Arctic land and sea environ­ na Fail opposition parly would make JUtT IN TIME M R FATHERS DATI ' ment. substantial gains in Ireland's general • COLLISION HARTFORD - The Public election. It was not clear if it would • MECHANICAL INSTANT Utilities Control Authority today was NEW YORK — A 41-year-old man win enough seats to oust Premier WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS icritizediy state auditors for sloppy and a 17-year-old boy have admitted Liam Cosgrave's two-party coalition, CARS AND TRUCKS CHEDIT bookkeeping practices, especially its setting a fire last fall in Bronx social which sought to win an un­ Qtnuint Partt with approvod Barn burns off Silver Lane inventory control. club in which 25 persons were killed precedented second consecutive Factory Trained Machanlea cradll card o n . an another 25 injured. term. East Hartford fire fighters trajn-^ts of water on burning hay in this Silver Lane barn 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE our aavaral Regional about 10:30 a.m. today. The p ^ y dismantled barn was reported' to the fire department to WASHINGTON - In five days, JOHANNESBURG, South Africa- CALL 646-6 4 64 flnanca plant. be on fire at 10:15 a.m. EiygineDiygine 3 from Burnside Ave. and Engine 6 from Forbes StSt. PROVIDENCE, R. f. -Rep. when John N. Mitchell and H. R. Riot police fired into crowds of black B.D. respond^ along with a ladder truck and a rescue truck, all under the direction of Deputy Edward P. Beard, D-R. I., has Haldeman are mugged and finger­ rioters raging through two black &SON townships outside the southern city thief Ttm Kelleher. Hay stored in the barn required much soaking before it stopped pledged to help seek a medical parole printed and get their prison numl^rs, Carter Chevrolet PEARL for Rhode Island Rep.-elect William Watergate will pass from the legal of Port Elizabeth today, a senior (>W M\IN H I.. f)i;{-2i7i M VN( lll."l I l{ e s t . smoldering. No one was reported hurt. Kelleher said he had no idea how it started (Herald 1229 MAIN ST. • M ANCHESTER photo by Barlow) Bailey, who has been jailed in scholars to the history students. Five police officer said. No details on Michigan on a shoplifting conviction years ago today, five men broke into casualties were given. W PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. June 17, 19T7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 17. 1977- page THREE

HOWTO HEWHOmO High court favors employers TQESUY CUSSK a ) JODIE POSTER WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme Court ruled 7 to member of the World Wide Church of God, who refused to From tiio man who mada 2 that employers need not discriminate against some of work on Saturday, his Sabbath. The Little Girl Taxaa Chalnaaw Maaucra (R) their wotters merely to accommodate the religious He eventually was fired from his job in a TWA’s W ho Lives ,OS needs of others. overhaul base at Kansas City International Airport, which Thursd^'s daily Down The Lane Justice Byron White, speaking for the majority in a is manned 24 hours a day, seven days a week. the fl^w manioc OT 0 his friend. t Trans World Airlines case, said the seniority system in a The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided the com­ ^WwW union’s contract with the company, in itself, represents pany should have done more to help Hardison. TWA and Regular weekly "a significant accommodation to the needs, both the International Association of Machinists appealed to 80-Orange-188 EH TEH nL.IUE! religious and secular, of all of TWA's employes.” the Supreme Court. "The seniority system represents a neutral way of The company and the union argued that the federal law MEflEHSIFU piiit Co-Hii “PSYCHIC KILLER” (R) minimizing the number of occasions when an employe unfairly favors a worker who wants Saturday off to at­ must work on a day that he would prefer to have off,” tend church over one who just wants the day off to go to a White said. football game. Federal civil rights law since 1972 has required HOrtALLVOUDOi employers to make "reasonable accommodations” to Fishing good • Drivo op to tha Menu Board aarf plaoi The workers' religious desires. Firings or refusals to hire for yoia order over tha Bpaakn religious reasons must be justified by a company on the FARMINGTON (U P D - • Sacondi lalat puO up 10 tha PIdi Up WIndoui and your ordtr’i raady. Alpha Omaga basis of undue hardship to the business. The Farmington River ) But White said Congress did not mean an employer Watershed Asscciation m vwENinrt Inn must "deny the shift and job preference of some employes said Thursday conditions OLDFAtHKMD as well as deprive them of their contractual rights,in are generally good for on Route 44A TASRMSOOO order to accommodate or prefer the religious n ^ s of fishing during the next ST. BRIDGETS BAZAAR overlooking BoRon Lake others.” seven days but generally mHARJfORO P IC K U P • Each patfy la M pound pura loaa bed The ruling came in the case of Larry Hardison, a poor for canoeine. T O ‘ ’ • 528 7448 . 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OPEN MON.-THURt. M E A liB 11 * m -1 cm, FRI. AND lAT. DELICIOUS FOOD AT MR. STEAK OF MANCHESTER 11 cm . • i cm. SOUARE SUNDAY 11 c m .- 10pjn . SENSIBLE PRICES . 244 C EN TER STR EE T SUNDAY 11AM TO 9PM Ca l l n o w f o r RESERVATIONS Manchester — 119 Spencer Street 641^8313 64B-B314 Hartford — On ProspecI Avenue Windsor — 590 Windsor Avenue Koonoy St. Manehoator )' > 0 (One Block North of King's) (In Windsor Shopping Center) 0 0 ( 6 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. June 17. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., June 17, 1977— PAGE FIVE fHaurlirstrr Eitmiuii Hrrali Open forum MPOA opposes 1-291 Manchester — A City of Village Charm mi. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 At a recent meeting, the Manchester Property Owners nominal charge. MM Association (MPOA) expressed its opposition to the Students The association also questioned the town's recent revi- Audil Bureau of Circulaliorr Member, United Press international proposed 1-291 highway. Dr. Frederick Spaulding, long an Sion of housing figures in an application for a Community Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. opponent of the road, spoke to the group. Development grant from the federal Department of Manchester. Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711, praised “The discussion centered on the question of whether or Housing and Urban Development (HUD). not we need such a massive road construction to serve Raymond F RoO There were also many offers to The MPOA feels the tax is “very discriminatory” • CLOSED SUNDAYS help clean up afterwards. My hus­ toward business, since businesses do collect their own • OPEN DAILY Spanish-speaking kids learn Writing in Harper’s band and I were tremendously im­ trash. It proposed a sticker for Manchester vehicles at a “substantially less” in school magazine, John R. Silber, pressed and think that this has to say 10 AM to 0:30 PM than their English-speaking president of Boston Universi­ something for the parents and ECHS. T.' Rebekahs to host visit • Ttiurs. NItostllOPM white counterparts, though on Mrs. William Hoch ty, points out that until recent­ 35 Dale Rd. EftKt/ve thit WMktnd the average they do learn more Sunset Rebekah Lodge ford, district deputy presi­ ly the United States was unique Manchester will meet Monday at 8 p.m. dent. than blacks. in the world as a very large na­ at the Marine Corps Home Forum policy Committee chairpersons This is the finding of the first tion covering a great land on Parker St. for the an­ in charge of the event are The GREEN HOUSE The Herald invites comments in nual visitation of assembly Virginia Keeney and Ber­ 315 BROAD 8T., (AcroM from Pool Olfico) national appraisal of the mass that maintained a single * the Open Forum on the issues of the officers. nice Cox, reception, and MANCHESTER educational performance of national language. The fact day: however, letters must be ROTC students spook director in skit Making their annual Ruth Beckwith, PHONE 649-7370 ■ ■ American students with a that a nation of such ethnic limited to 250 words or less in order visitation will be Virginia refreshments. An entertaining part of the Regional Occupational Training Center’s graduation program Firgeleski of Mystic, presi­ Spanish or “ Hispanic” diversity has not been tom to permit as many people as possible Spectators relax in the sun as they watch radio-controlled model boats race off the East Thursday night was Modge Podge, directed by Fran Panaia, which used a “This is your dent of the Rebekah State heritage, recently released by apart by intercommunal to express their views. Letters which Hartford shore of the Connecticut River. The Hartford skyline is in the background. life” approach to recounting the trials and tribulations of the center’s first year in its new Assembly, and her staff in­ the federally financed Educa­ exceed 250 words will be edited to The AL SIEFFERTS SAY... violence is almost certainly (Herald photo by Barlow) facility and climaxing with the presentation of a glass of seltzer to Norman Fendell, direc­ cluding Margaret Tefft of tion Commission of the States. that limit or returned to the sender. related to its having a single tor, seated. Taking part were, from left: Charlie Reilly, Sheba Ward and Greg Chisholm. Bristol, vice-president; While Hispanic students language, he says. (Herald photo by Larson) Volney Tefft, also of ENJOY COOL COOKING Bristol, grand patriarch, make up only about five per “Unlike Canada, Belgium Carter losing clout on Capitol Hill and Burton Lundberg of cent of the national student and other nations with New Milford, grand f AND SAVE ENERGY! population, the study could master, and his staff. Also, explosive language problems, WASHINGTON - (NEA) - In Dem ocrats have been forced by No doubts have far-reaching impact. It By Martha Angle repeated Republican vetoes to trim Bessie Howe of E ast Hart- the United States has been able warfare or in politics there is no Nobody owes him a vote; not a Blpodmobile to visit here >1 Wiwthis and Robert Walter A m a n a . was partly on the basis of to sustain its diverse culture better advice than the ancient various appropriations bills below single Democrat feels obligated to similar findings regarding the within the context of one of­ maxim cited with approval centuries the levels originally voted. They had support him on legislation Carter The AL SIIFFIRTS expected to make up some of that disadvantages suffered by ficial language. Recent ago by Machiavelli: "divide and cares about. As a consequence, some rule." lost ground when Carter took office. of his substantive proposals are get­ next Tuesday afternoon GREAT Gin MICROWAVEVOVEN black children that the U.S. attempts to require bilingual Capitol Hill: farmers. Westerners, Charnas But President Carter, in urban Democrats. At a recent private White House ting nibbled to pieces by members of Supreme Court promulgated ‘The Red O oss Bloodmobile will be but also to give their blood to help ballots erode the position of the threatening to veto not one but three dinner. House Speaker Tip O’Neill his own party. ting offered from 2:‘30 to 4:30 p.m. Had just one of them been in Manchester Tuesday from 12:30 to those who will be involved in ac­ its landmark decision out­ conveyed the dismay of his charges It wasn't Republican opposition for mothers who must bring their named national language by assuming major spending bills now wending challenged, the president might have 5:30 p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom, 400 cidents and undergoing surgery. to Carter and delicately reminded children along. lawing segregated schools. their way through Congress, seems been able to enlist support from that forced Carter to abandon his $50 E. Middle Tpke. RADARANGE that it is possible to be a citizen ‘There is no substitute for human The need for blood takes no vaca­ Just as that decision led to to have forgotten this lesson in his the new president that none of his tax rebate, but resistance by key With the coming of the summer even if one is literate only in legislators who have no special stake blood. No amount of miracle drugs tion. Donors are urged to keep their to EDC things nobody dreamed of in zeal to promote his own reputation as in the chosen target. Urban Democratic predecessors had ever Democrats in the Senate. It wasn't vacation period, many additional can be administered to save a life DEMONSTRATION the language of one’s ethnic blood donors will be ne^ed not only appointments for the Bloodmobile. a tight-fisted guardian of the public Democrats, for example, could easi­ vetoed the sorts of bills Carter is now Republicans who chipped away at the when blood is needed. The only 1954, such as forced busing, the group.” to replace those who will be away. Walk-in donors will be welcome. Robert D. CJiarnas has purse. challenging. power the President wanted to give source is the donor who cares enough ly be persuaded to accept lower farm Appointments may be made by been appointed to the intervention of the courts on Moreover, he says, the In particular, Capitol Hill for others to give blood. A massive new farm bill contains price supports if they knew their own his new Secretary of Energy; it was calling the Red Cross office at 643- Manchester Economic behalf of Spanish-speaking Democrats are incensed by the Correction There will be volunteer baby sit­ bilingual movement price supports for corn and wheat pet projects in the Labor-HEW bill Democratic members of the House 5111. Development Commission threat to veto the Labor-HEW bill, students — intervention that is “ patronizes the Hispanic well above levels Carter considers were safe. and Senate. The Manchester Homemaker Ser­ (EDC) to replace Stephen which contains funds for a whole FREE FOOD SAMPLING more than likely, given the culture by implying that it can­ reasonable. A public works measure But Carter has attacked all three As O’Neill admitted when he dined vice, Inc. is changing its name to T. Penny, who resign ^ to herd of sacred cows ranging from River East Homemaker-Home social activism of our judges— not survive coexistence with includes money for water projects he measures, thereby uniting the dis­ at the White House, Carter could PUCA says rate hike bid become a member of the views as wasteful. And the huge parate interest groups on Capitol Hill school aid to the National Institute of probably get away with vetoing the Health Aide Service, Inc. to comply Board of Directors. could also have unforeseen English language. And it has Labor-HEW appropriations bill may rather than dividing them. He has Health. farm bill and the public works with federal regulations concerning Town Manager Robert B. aVMWAY consequences. racist overtones suggesting Medicaid service, not Medicare as was improperly filed Weiss announced the ap­ exceed his budget estimates by as stiffened congressional resolve, not legislation — although an override is A straw in the wind is the previously announced. pointment of Charnas, who RUTS THE VAIK OF IK EXTRAS YOU GET that Spanish-speaking much as $1 billion. weakened it. more likely if he refuses to sign the HARTFORD (UPI) - The Public commentary on the Education Reflects PUCA to rule that the utility’s rate is president and owner of American citizens cannot be Labor-HEW bill. Utilities (Control Authority has told WITH TK niRCIIASE OF ANY AMANA RADARANGE Distinctive constituencies Trying to make up Democrat cause request was improperly submitted National Media Corp., Commission study filed by Shanti School Northeast Utilities to try again with expected to acquire the same Each of these spending proposals lost ground “No bill better reflects what the Can the President and therefore invalid. which operates National Jose Martinez, a California its latest rate hike request. The authority gave Silverstone half level of competence that was has a distinctive constituency on For eight years, congressional Democrats like to think they stand afford it? plans lottery Media Advertising and The PUCA ruled ‘Thursday the of what he wanted. state bilingual education for,” one House leadership source th e question the speaker posed, WINF. acquired by immigrants from ' tor openings utility’s $90 million rate hike request Northeast asked that the rate hike specialist; "The data strongly however, is whether the President Charnas lives at 119 Blue , Italy, Russia, * told us, ticking off the programs — — the largest in state history — is take effect May 20, which would can afford to make more enemies on The Shanti School lottery for Ridge Dr. with his wife, suggests that Hispanic Poland, Greece and many Thoughts health, education, labor, welfare — “deficient” because it was im­ mean consumers would be charged Joan, and one-year-old Capitol Hill. Manchester residents will be held students do not receive equal financed by this biggest of all ap­ properly filed. But the authority higher rates for the entire month of daughter, Hillary. He is ac­ other countries.” If Carter’s sole concern is his own Wednesday noon at the Shanti School refused to throw out the rate request benefits from the education propriations measures. in Hartford. May if the request was approved. tive in community affairs, Silber emphasizes that such home and teen-age crimes are political popularity, he can an­ altogether, opting instead to give How to face the crisis From a personal political stand­ Applications must be on file at the ’liie PUCA, ruling in Silverstone’s including membership in system of the country. The examples. tagonize Congress all he wants and Northeast five days to correct its “ill-advised notions” are not to in our lives point, Carter may well enhance his Shanti School before the lottery. favor, said Northeast must refile its the United Fund and the mere availability of public filng mistake. be confuted with thoughtfully What is to be done? How to popularity with the voters by at­ probably climb even higher in the •request making the effective date Red Cross. He is also a One of life’s most beautiful things Openings in the alternative school Earlier this week, state consumer education is simply not preserve our families? tacking what'he sees as excessive public opinion polls. are limited and are filled by the May 31. ‘That means the utility’s 850,- former director of the established programs of is a close and happy family. counsel David Silverstone asked the enough.” We can not dismiss the Bible prin­ But if the President wants to put 000 customers would not have to pay Manchester Chamber of bilingual education designed to In the Beginning God created man spending by the Congress. lottery. ciples. ‘The Bible outlines the roles his own imprint on federal programs, the new rates until June. Commerce. Now it would be one thing to and woman to institute in this world But his stance, coupled with his induct children into the use of and responsibilities of all family to accomplish substantive goals in require the schools to make a family. The family ought to be the refusal to deliver the usual minor the national language. These members. Let us restore the family this first administration, then he will RADARANGE RANGE PRICES START AT $279.00 special efforts to assist place where each person cherished, favors of patronage and pork barrel CORRECTION programs are, in fact, a burden according to God’s will and we will need the cooperation of the Public records respected and loved for what he or projects that other presidents students for whom English is a find peace and happiness again in our ‘VTNNHUMSTUCMICt. that ought to be assumed by she actually is. Where the people traditionally use to build up chits on Democrats in Congress. His chances UliUUICMD.MUICAa[int$i. foreign language. No one homes. of getting it are receding, not CMnUUCIKOID«USClNCUD. our society as a logical con­ live in obedience to Christian prin­ Capitol Hill, has left him without Warranty deed; Stephanie Romanchuck, aluminum siding at ^39 S; At IIIUTOIIIUtl|IUUnFHiSIO.Ot should argue with that, Dr. Albert Schweitzer said: “Man growing, with every passing week. sequence of having a national ciples and have an awareness of the leverage in Congress. Fred A. MacDonald and property on Union St., $21,- Hawthorne St., $4,000. ranwMSTMncuiNi.” must cease attributing his environ­ 443 -4 4 5 HARTFORD RD. U l l MANCHESTER. » anymore than any decent per­ presence of God. Bette D. MacDonald to 000. Robert Pellerin for Ted language in the first place. ment and learn again to exercise his David C. Lockard and FORMER NORMAN'S LOCATION a 647-9997 son argues with the rightness Is it so in our family today? We all Ronald J . Hoyng, Ver­ Roback, aluminum siding But no doubt Silber and^ will — his personal responsibilities in Pamela C. Voris, property non, and Rose A. Hoyng, at 37 Lydall St., $1,500. END OF KEENEY-McKEE 8T. of th e Supreme Court know that there is a serious family others who warn of the perils the realm of faith and m oral.” at 49-51 Cedar St., $47,000. Manchester, to Raymoi^ Ralph Gray, fencing at FREE SERVICE. NO EXTRA GIMMICKS crisis in our country. Growing OKHTOMOIT desegregation decision. Rev. Karlls Freimanis James Monaco and S. Vogt and Sabina K. Vogt, 171 R^ph Rd., $200. AdUnn SIwuW Have Raad FROM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU of the movement toward marriage problems, a climbing TilPJL The great danger, however, Latvian Evangelical lo litic s Claudia Monaco to Jerry property at 39 Greenwood Mark) Orduz, alterations 440 Oakland 81. S a LOW PRICES PERSONAL SERVICE bilingualism or mul­ divorce rate, lack of discipline at Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 OKNMT. is that it would not stop there Lutheran Church W. Bergeron and Patricia Dr., $43,900. at 113 Pine St., $1,000. n n PARKINO - AWAY FROM THE SHOPPINfl CENTER HASSLE 10 UL T1 $ PJi tilingualism will be accused of B. Bergeron, both of East Gary N. Sanderson and 203-646-2830 but would be one more step in a linguistic or cultural le a rs o n Hartford, property at 17-19 Angela M. Sanderson to process leading to the eventual chauvinism, just as those who Yesterdays Lilac St., $44,000. Eldward J . Schempp and establishment of Spanish as an 3-S Construction Inc. to Joanne Schmepp, property honorably oppose school M ichael N. Weitz and official language of the United By GREG PEARSON at 37 Courtland St., $39,500. Dospathy Is.Paaa busing or racial quotas as un­ 25 years ago 10 years ago Sylvia B. Weitz, property OPEN SUNDAY States. Already, some wise extentions of the Town Manager Richard Martin Manchester Community College on Kent Dr., $72,150. Certificate of attachment A HOUSE FUU Hispanic organizations are Both men, Stephen Cassano and At­ Alice M. Starsiak to desegregation decision are orders water sprinkler ban. graduates 35 students in its third Mayor Matthew Moriarty’s deci­ Savings Bank of 12-5 agitating for just that. State approves Memorial Field site commencement ceremony. sion not to seek re-election in ty. Joseph Sweeney, had applied to Alson F. St. Laurent Jr. Manchester against John OF TREASURES - labeled as racists. and Antoinette M. St. Rubin and Joan S. Rubin, for new high school. The Herald introduces new photo­ November means that Manchester fill the vacancies created when MON., TUE8., THUR8., FRI. 10-9 offset process, which sharpens will have its third mayor in just over Thompson and Goldberg resigned. At Laurent and Francis ,A. $8,000, property a t 329 8ATURDAV 10-5 reproduction of pictures and print. two years. the meeting, Cassano and Sweeney Parlee Jr ., all of Hartford, Birch Mt. Rd. property on Pioneer Circle, rO TO John Thompson served in the role, were praised as solid candidates for OF 2dOs% 3 FLOORS OF BEAUTIFULLY $32,000. Building permits which normally goes to the majority the board and thanked for their in­ OFF OUR REGULAR Herman M. Frechette, Chri? Dallas for VSH DISPLAYED FURNITURE Almanac WW6.1BEEH?.. party’s top vote-getter, from 1971 to terest. Albert R. Martin and Realty Inc., alterations at LOW PRICES If. these two are selected by the HOirnt 8.1 • JUST OINK MII.K NORTH OF HIGHWAY 86. EXIT 9.5 UNV6I8e6R?,' IV6B&EMT0 1975, the year Moriarty led the party Gerald P. Rothman to 706 Hartford Rd., $600. party, it leaves one more vacancy for _ IN VERNON - t ) ?)E£ T)(E . ticket. Now, with the mayor not run­ George W. Carr and Maria Jeanne Maillet for Helen ning again, the position will be up for the board on the Democratic ticket. P. Carr, property at 80 Bolak, aluminum siding at By L'niled Press International grabs in November. ‘The Republican picture is not so Strickland St., $45,600. 271 Green Rd., $3,900. Today is Friday, June 17, the 168th clear at this time. Vivian Ferguson is Katherine B. Kosak' to H orace T etrau lt and day of 1977 with 197 to follow. ‘There will, of course, be other expected to run again. Carl Zinsser Richard Romanchuck and Sons for Robert Randall, The moon is between its new phase effects resulting from Moriarty’s and Paul Willhide are still undecided. floor sample and first quarter. decision. The most obvious is that Several persons have expressed in­ The morning stars are Mercury, there will be one more vacancy on terest in running for the board, but the Democratic party ticket for the there are no definite, or even near- Venus, Mars and Jupiter. UP- The evening star is Saturn. SI fall election. definite, choices yet, according to re web kits for Those born on this date are under ‘Two party members — Thompson party members. the sign of Gemini. and Jack Goldberg — have resigned Ghaisos i; John Wesley, the founder of from the board in the past four Morlarty's announcement sur­ clearance Methodism, was born June 17, 1703, months. ‘Two other present members prised most of those in attendance at and chairsj This is also the birthdate of actors — Pascal Prignano and Robert Price the Democratic Town Committee 2 packagts do a d n lr l Twice a year, We clear out hundreds of Floor samples to make room Spackagaadoacinita Ralph Bellamy (1905) and Dean Mar­ — are expected to soon announce meeting last week. for new styles, fabrics and to change our room settings — Now you tin (1917). k o o their plans for November. Neither is ‘The mayor said that he bad written JSoelQni On Uiis day in history: expected to seek re-election. the resignation letter about a month 10Vpk|.(i7n.pM ka| can SAVE up to 35% below our unusually low regular prices on a In 1928, Amelia Earhart became If this is the case, the Democrats ago, but had submitted it to party large selection of furniture and accessories for every room In your the first woman to fly across the will have only one candidate in leaders just before he made his for­ Sm3 Atlantic Ocean. She was a passenger November who was serving on the mal announcement. ' m ill «1.59i home. /ainody, the ilore that aboard a plane piloted by Wilmer board at the beginning of the year, ‘The mayor explained his reasons ha$ mtry Utile thing! ' Immudlatu Stultz. Phyllis Jackston. for not running again in a two-page YJff WE FREE In 1967, mainland China announced RIPE Beldon Schaffer and Atty. Stephen letter that cited family and business Dullvary it had detonated a hydrogen bomb. 5 0 ( t Penny, who replaced ‘Thompson ^and obligations. He called the matter lindltcft In 1972, five men with cameras and Goldberg, respectively, on the board, "the toughest political decision that I * *S«k«ro • bugging equipment were arrested in can be expected to run along with have faced to date.” doUar'g b e s p a t h y " ’ s the ‘‘Watergate’’ headquarters of the Mrs. Jackston. He also left word that he may • M m I ut Chargu worth 0 A • Bank Antarloard Democratic National Committee in At the Democratic Town Com­ return to politics. d o lk r r ^ • Othar Locatlona Washington, D.C., and charged with mittee meeting when Moriarty an­ " I intend to seek public office in • Ravolvins Charga RM. 88 280 Talcottville Rd.* Vernon • Rta 14 Mooaup burglary. This was the beginning of nounced his plans, it was apparent the future when I feel that it is timely • Lay-Away T6I. 871-0080 • Rt. 12 Danlalaon the Watergate scandal. that the party is grooming two can­ for my family, my party and Ute'SajriKieL didates for November. myself,” he wrote. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN ...... i iinii'mi'A ' ------Recent graduates Recent college graduates Among the recent graduates of the University of Hartford are: Bolton: Daniel J. Moynihan, 46 Clark Rd„ L u g g a g e B.S. degree. For Cruising or Flying - Msrlow’s Hss Just E llin g to n : John A. The Luggage For Youl Ciiaots from ttitts Adams, 99 Pinnacle Rd., Fsmous grsndt: Samsonlts (ws carry a com- B.A: degree; Luciana M. V#; ••..•I pM s llns), AOantle, Vsniurs, Airway and DeCarli, 29 Egypt Rd., Saward. Elaine F. Brodeur, 15 Deborah Dr., and Joan D. MARLOW’S■im ilhV n 0 EnrylUnfSinn I 91II Mlllane, Snipsic Lake Rd., K DOWNTOWN MAIN STReST, MANCHESTER - e4a-S211 Master of Education Christine H. Law Henry C. Osborn Arlyne Ansaldi Marie I. Mandeville Carole J. O’Toole FREE PARKINQ FRONT AND REAR OF STORE d e g re e s ; R o n ald C. MASTER CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTEDI 133 Loomis St. West St. 10 Mohegan Trail 304 Porter St. 62 S. Adams St. OPEN S DAYS • THURS. NITES Til 4:00 Waters, 4 Pioneer Dr., Judi D. Pansullo Teresa A. Dvorak Manchester Hebron Bolton Manchester Manchester Dale L. Roberts Master of Business Ad­ B.A. de^ee B.A. degree B. S. degree 56C House Dr. 203 Mountain Rd. Richard C. Snyder Kathryn B. Horvath Abigail L. Ellis Jean Bonney Nora M. Brown B.S. degree B.S. degree 12 Richmond Dr. ministration. Sociolo^ Geology Public administration Criminal justice Manchester Manchester 27 Wellesley Rd. Dennis, Mass, 43 Butternut Rd. 91 Irene Dr. 10 Laurel St. Animal science B. S. in biology Hebron: Paul K. Saari, University of University of Rhode Island University of University of New Haven B.A. degree B.S. degree B.S. degree (formerly of Manchester) Manchester Vernon Manchester University of Rhode Island UConn 102 Willow Dr., B.S. Hartford New Haven Magna cum laude Mathematics Elnvironmental Horticulture B.S. degree B.A. degree B.S. degree Master of Education degree; Maryjayne C. Amherst College With honors UConn Elementary education Journalism University of University of Szyper, Slocum Rd., Amherst, Mass. Central Connecticut North Adams (Mass.) University of Rhode Island Hartford Hartford Master of Education; Leo State College State College J. Stanlake, London Rd., and Mark W. Valenti, 57 SUNOM Among the students Among the area London Rd., M.S degree. JUNE receiving degrees at the residents receiving Rockville: Alan W. IS University of Connecticut degrees from the Universi­ Fuller, 300 South St. and S D A Y l are: ty of Hartford on June 5, Richard H. Uhlman, 7 Fox Gifts for Dad [f a t h e r Bolton: Patricia Allen, are: Hill Dr., Julius D. Beer, 14 67 Llynwood Dr.; Sharon South ~ Windsor: Talcott Ave., and John W. Smith, 24 Rosewo^ Lane; Margaret G. Strang, 45 McDevitt, 18 Davis Ave., ¥ Brendan E. Williams, 37 Meadow Rd., master of B.S. degrees; Christine M. NOTHING BUT THE BEST Brandy St.; Barry Stearns, education; Carmelo A. Keenan, 18 Emily Dr., 6th FORDADI Alt'Hardwood 21 Cook Dr.; Jeanette year program. College of Finocchiarox Candlewood Director’s Chair Paggioli, 280 Birch Mt. Apts., Bachelor of Education. m Rd.; Deborah Platt, 195 Engineering Technology; CHARMGLOW Hebron Rd.; and Susan Ckrrinne Gutman, 947 Plea­ Our Candida M. Conway John F. Geyer Nancy Lewkowicz of 5 Deluxe Cast Aluminum Steven J. Duane A. Dewart Tomaszewski, 16 South Rd. sant Valley and Stephen J. 267 Hackmatack St. 330 Spring St. Perrie H. Dunne Lynn A. Orlowski robitallle, 949 Pleasant Bates Rd. was graduated King Size Portable 23 Wentworth Dr. Manchester Manchester Klobukowski 45 Dartmouth Rd. 67 Keeney St. Barbara Elkin, daughter Valley Rd., M.A. degrees; from Westbrook College in Gas Grill Hardwood frames in choice of East Hartford Manchester Manchester of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Portland, Maine, where B.S. degree B.S. degree James T. Brunl, 635 Shower Massage finishes, various colored canvas University of Civil engineering B.S. degree B.S. degree B.S. degree Elkin of 155 Waranoke Rd., Graham Rd., Bachelor of she majored in dental duck slings. Folds compactly for 597 Oak St. University of Tampa by Water PIk easy storage. Hartford Summa cum laude Finance Dental Hygiene was awarded a B.S. degree Music, Hartt College of hygiene. University scholar East Hartford Tampa, Fla. University of Rhode Island University of Rhode Island in education at Leslie B.A. in biology Music, magna cum laude. University of College in Cambridge, Tolland: Kathleen Hunt, Mrs. Gaire Thorp Faz- *227 Providence College Mass. Connecticut 26 Eastview Ter., B.A. zina, daughter of Mr. and Stainless steel burner with Mrs. Wilton H. Thorp of 32 ceramic permanent coals; degree; Robert J. Sullivan, Give him something to sine about Deluxe Thick’n Thin Vinyl Notch Rd., Bolton, was L.P. tank, hose and regul­ Tory Rd., Master of in the shower! Easily installed. Tube and Web Folding Education; Martin R. awarded a B.S. degree ator, rotisserie, spit and Stationary Shower Massage motor, plus 3 piece tool Berr, 36 Candlewood Dr., majoring in art education Patio Furniture YWCA planning summer events from Central Connecticut Reg. 18.99...... 14.70 set and heavy gauge vinyl College notes Anthony W. Chevaire, cover. CHAIR Robin Circle, and Fred L. State College. Our Reg. •aeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeee********* 1197 The Nutmeg Branch of the Hart­ 1 to 2. Each of the clinics is offered Henning, 68 Pilpim Dr.^ Mrs. Fazzina, a graduate 14.99 HEALTI ford Region YWCA is now accepting twice, July 5-28 and Aug. 2-25. of Bolton High School, was the class of 1978 and is an master of business ad­ BRUT 33 Splash-on Lawrence E. Joseph M. King Jr. of Among the students registrations for summer activities. Tennis lessons offered in the ministration degrees. graduated from CCSC with Lotion CHAISE! elementary education Our Reg. Lamb,M.D. Manchester has been named to the dean’s list for Interested persons may call 647-1437 evening include clinics for beginners, Also, John J. McGuire general academic honors. 7oz., Reg. 2.37 1 9 4 0 elected regional vice presi­ major with a minor in art. the second semester at the for more information or go to the advanced beginners, intermediates, She and her husband, 24.99 She is the daughter of Jr., 51 New Rd., M.S. dent for Region I (New University of Hartford YWCA office at 78 N. Main St. and advanced intermediates. Ginics degree; Joan B. Chorches, Frank J. Fazzina, reside on Old Spice Travel Bag King size comfort! Matched color DEAR DR. LAMB - I England and New York) of Frederick Mandly and are: A variety of programs is being for beginners and advanced Old Boston Tpke, in Bolton. plastic arms, vinyl trim; attractive Mrs. Helen Roya. Cider Mill Rd., B.A.; Outfitted with 4V< oz. MOO am a 28-year-old mother of the Lehigh University Manchester: Jeffrey offered for preschoolers, children beginners will meet for eight classes Carolyn S. Gottier, 60 after ^ave, IVl oz. basketweave effect, colorful tubing. three children. Recently I Alumni Assocation. He wiU Frazier, 176 Oakland St. and adults. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Clinics Among the recent roll-on deodorant and ■ Motorized Doyle Rd., M.A.; Jean 6 oz. shave cream. Reg. 6.39 lost 16 pounds and do hope serve a two-year term. ’This summer the YWCA will offer for upper level players will meet for Bonney, 91 Irene Dr., B.A.; graduates of the University 22” Folding Grill to keep it off. I would like a King is a member of John D. LaBelle of 146 East Hartford: Roger S. an indoor tennis program. A six classes on Mondays and Judith 0. Patrizzi, of New Haven, are: Okt Spice After Shave Lotion Porter St. was among 11 diet to stick with so I can Lehigh's class of 1961. Van Steinbergen, 14 Wood- children’s tennis clinic will focus on Wednesdays. Frederic Rd., Master of East Hartford: Bonnie J. 4V«oz., Reg. 1.79...... 1.19 Finkel 7Vi Ft. Double Tier Colgate University Alumni eat properly each day. My Since receiving the B.S. mont Dr.; and Steven P. the basics of the game, meeting Mon­ These activites are open to all education; and Barbara S. Lee of 60 Tolland St., B.S. 8-Rlb Umbrella who received Maroon doctor said to stay around degree in engineering Kiely, 252 Oak St. day and Wednesday afternoons, 2 to residents of Manchester and its sur­ Racine, 644 Talcottville degree in criminal justice. Si 1 4 ® ^ 1400 calories a day and I mechanics, he has been Citations during the annual 3; and a clinic for teens the same rounding towns. Prior registration at Rd., M.S. degree. Manchester: Raymond OUTDOOR ACTION GAMES Pushbutton operated tilt alumni reunion on campus the YWCA office is required. for shade. New style double < wouldn't gain back my employd by United Andover: Albert afternoons, 3 to 4. The parent-child J. Feeney Jr., 22 tier with handsome white this month. weight loss. I do gain Technoloiges Corp. in the Sogliero, 343 Lake Rd. clinic package will meet those days. Crestwood Dr., B.S. degree Jarts Lawn Darts AUTOMATIC binding. Ref. S4.99 development of advanced in criminal justice; Clif­ Reg. 3.29 CRANKLIFT weight easily. Adult game of skill. Also if I drink socially electric power generation, South Windsor: Donald ford LaPointe, 66 LaBelle, a 1937 graduate Q O G E T Bunting wrought iron how many calories should 1 particularly with fuel cell of Colgate, was cited for L. Hubbard, 24 Crestwood Lockwood St., B.S. degree Bang benefit Regent Deluxe stay with? I don’t eat very power plants. King also his active involvement in Dr.; Jerry L. Jenkins, 852 in criminal justice, cum 5 Pc. Patio Dining Set holds the M.S. in The easiest way to Volleyball Set much when we are going Colgate affairs. Main St.. laude. Reg. 10.99 mechanical engineering camouflage a prominent Mesh table, 42” dia., out that evening. I usually 1W" poles, taped net, vinyl ball. 4 barrel chairs with have three d ri^ s the en­ from Rensselaer forehead is by covering it boxed, reversible foam Tolland: W illiam R. cushions of fabric- *157 Polytechnic Institute. Three of LaBelle’s five with bangs. t o u g h o n e Reg. 199.99 tire evening but was Zimmerman, 104 Old Staf­ Karen Mackenzie of Regent 4-Player supported vinyl. In 1974 and 1975, he children are also Colgate Latex-ite Super-Seal! Super-tough, curious. ford Rd. Manchester received a B.A. Badminton Set DEAR READER - served as secretary of the alumni, John D. Jr., Mary Hem help puper-rubberized, longer-lasting degree from Texas Reg. 8.69 ■■ Vemdn Conservation Com­ (Haire (who is the first protection against oil, gas, de-icers, Although three children There's gold in them thar L u th era n C ollege In 4 rackets, poles, net, shuttleoocks. may keep you pretty busy, mission. woman to be elected a jeans and you can put it sun, weather, oxidation, cracking. Rockville: Gerald P. Out-performs all other driveway Seguin, Tex., on May 22. BERNZOMATIC Antony y Cleopatra if you can program a nice director of the Colgate there by stitching gold rick Regent 3 Game . Propane Cordless Kim S. Mandly of Hrabica. 63 South St. sealersi Available skid-resistant. Grenadier Cigars walk into your daily Alumni Corp.) and Dan. rack along the'hems. Two area students were Combination Set 4 ^ 7 0 Thermo Insect Fogger routine it will help you Manchester, a senior at LaBelle is senior partner in Buy It this weekend! BOXOFSO 0 0 0 Lisa Perreault of 40 E. among the graduates Reg. 18.99 keep your weight down. Lesley College in Cam­ the law firm of LaBelle, Eyebrow enterprise FREB: ‘HeiptuI Hints to Drivway Ownan.' 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MANCHESTER VERNON FRI. and SAT. 643-5135 Manchaater I" i s s n » “JiMr sfflsa *w STORE HOURS: 315 Center S t' Manchester 845-5283 I7S-M1S------nS-4S7B•SS-4S78 42S-H1S 646-5707 cnaasi csaa DtUy: 10i.m.ts9:Mp.iii. 1145 Tolland Tumpiks Tri-City Shopiilng Cantor SMunliy: 9 i.in. to 9:30 9.M. Mia-W. T-JM jo - Midi Frih t3fl » tit IDMM Sunday: to •.in. la 4 9.m. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 17. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. June 17. 1977— PAGE NINE Van Dine ■ Johnson Births Language arts program attaining its goals MffrDonald, Douglas L o u is , son of Louis A. and Herzog, Brett William, Linda M. Johnson and Leslie L. Van Dine, both of She was born Jund 7 at Manchester, were married May 28 at the First Lutheran C la re , son of Paul D. and Linda Poulin Marehand of son of William D. and ago. excellent coordinators. She also Manchester Memorial By SUSAN VAUGHN report to the Board of Education was “stuck'.’ in a track, once assigned, Church in Brockton, Mass. Rosemary Turkington 367 Forest Rd„ Coventry. Sharyn Gardner Herzog of "I think we are moving rapidly noted the variety of courses offered Mrs. Becker said, “One can easily MacDonald of 127 Henry He was born June 13 at Hospital. Her maternal Herald Reporler the observation that some classes understand the need for funds for they would like movement with three The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. 10 Twin Hills Dr., Coven­ toward an excellent language arts in the high school language arts St. He was born June 13 at Manchester Memorial grandmother is Mrs. Joyce are quite large. Of the 50, seven honors sophomore English classes, Johnson of Brockton, Mass. The bridegroom is the son of try. He was born June 12 at The conclusion reached by school brogram,” Mrs. Becker said. She department and the writing awards books, films, workbooks, ditto Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal K. Meloy of 23 Cervens classes had 30 or more students, she they would like to sit in on a class Mrs. Lillie R. Van Dine of Stratford and the late Rev. Manchester Memorial board member, Mrs. Carolyn commented that the visits were fun which have been won by Manchester paper.” Teachers also expressed the Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Rd., Tolland. Her paternal said. Leslie Van Dine. Hospital. His maternal Becker, after a year and a half of and never dull, noting two fire drills students on the state level and continuing need for money for field before they choose it for the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Poulin of 156 grandparents are Mr. and following year. The Rev. Dennis Kohl of the First Lutheran Church grandparents are Mr. and visiting 50 language arts classes, is in one morning and a student who beyond. Mrs. Becker said she saw Mrs. Becker made note of a trips and newspapers. Mrs. S. J. Turkington Jr. of Mrs. Joseph Costanzo of superior teacher in a junior high Performed the double-ring ceremony. High St., Rockville. His Mrs. William V. Gardner that the language arts curriculum is fainted in class. some beautiful creative writing in Coordination between elementary COEP (Cooperative Occupational 145 Hebron Rd., Bolton. school who did equally superb jobs of Educational Program) students The bride was given in marriage by her father. 127 Henry St. His paternal patenial grandparents are of Enfield. His paternal carrying out the goals of education in She said the language arts depart­ some elementary and secondary and junior high schools is a concern Mrs. Cheryl Nixon of Norwell, Mass., was her cousin's grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert grandparents are Mr. and Manchester schools as set forth by teaching both high and very low abili­ of teachers, Mrs. Becker said. expressed a desire to choose more Fischer, Olivia ment from Kingergarten through classes. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Brenda R e^ond Mrs. C. J. MacDonald of Marehand of 196 Lake St. Mrs. William A. Herzog of the Board of Education two years Also included In her three-page ty students. ’The students liked her, Other teacher comments to Mrs. courses. A COEP student said, “We Jean, daughter of Clarke Grade 12 is fortunate to have of Brockton, Mass., Mrs. Marcia Oliver of Pittsburgh, Moncton, N.B., Can. He has a sister, Tammy East Longmeadow, Mass. Mrs. Becker noted, and “she had Becker included: Students don’t aren’t good enough to take all those and Cynthia Sahadi Pa., and Mrs. Beverly Schneider of Birmingham, Mich. Lynn. His paternal great- them ail trying to do what she seem to be able to read 30 pages a different courses,” ’That isn’t true, Fischer of 78 Hillcrest Dr. David Van Dine of Stratford was his brother’s best Chader, Arthur B. Jr., grandparents are Mr. and Jal Alai entries asked.’’ night as an assignment any more; Mrs. Becker said, and it is too bad to man. Ushers were Richard Schneider of Birmingham, son of Arthur B. and Judith She was born June 10 at “Teachers who like people make grammar preparation is better in have students feel that way about Benson, Amy Lynn, Mrs. Roy Longueil of Elast SATNAY NATKE n-.i.iimiiw'ii Mich., Wilbur Shoemaker of Lancaster, Pa., and Paul Darico Chader of 9 W. Mid­ Manchester Memorial the best teachers,” Mrs. Becker 10th grade this year and students in themselves. Something needs to be Longmeadow, Mass./ He FIST W". .1 SEvomi nvn dle Tpke. He was born June daughter of Arthur W. Jr. Hospital. Her maternal L M r 51 1. kri IM M I. W 5S: Ihsm observed. “The teacher who is done here,” she said. Damiano of Manchester. has a brother, Brenden EiMm14 L 5 41 L fipfw 51 M I.IMm 7th grade are much better prepared and Linda M. Lathrop Ben­ grandparents are Mr. and W Ml- * 1 Ini Etwm H 5 SL H LCmnAai genuinely amused by the students or A level three student commented, A reception was held at Bidder’s Country Club in Whit­ 7 at Manchester Memorial William, 15 months; and a 82 51 r M 51 5 I M t M I 51 5 n 74 9.6mWu lln i than the previous year. man. Mass., after which the couple left for England. Hospital. His maternal son of 5 Emily Dr., Vernon. Mrs. Charles Sahadi of ^ ■■■ wwww rt • 5 4 Wnr 51 fl 4. EAm 21 4. MM is touched by them is accepted as a Teachers also said there should be “Teachers don’t give kids self- sister, Bridget Amy, 7. 5 1 hq M 4. I M M 51 *. {*{ {• 5.6Mrrka They will reside in Manchester. She was bom June 14 at 129D Rachel Rd. Her 1 U* M 511 2 5 M l 51 51 iSm confidence; they don’t tell you when grandparents are Morris lliM ilSli 511 I. 6m SAssUm 4*1 9smMs y! L Cerrm teacher. They will work for that per­ more courses in morals education Mrs. Van Dine is employed as a social worker with Rockville General paternal grandparents are H T. Mn M 7. M Limt 1-2 I l i T.Jhm Darico of Rockville and M naiM I 1.1 2' 51 5I L IM 51 1-1 i J L son.” and values clarification. you’re doing well, only when you’re Child Si Family Services. Mr. Van Dine is an engineer in Hospital. Her maternal Mr. and Mrs. Ernest U rmTihi 5 ! Lfaa^GMrm 1-1 1 Cmv 51 t (Nnh 51 not.” Mr. and Mrs. Charles Costanzo, Starey Lynn, sw feiM iiwm ’1554 514 HI 1+71 MM! “ *M?i VM 5H SIBS IVM|i ObM i Jf I L1.4 681BZAmci Mrs. Becker expressed concern Comments for the Board of Educa­ the Power Sj^tems Division of United Technologies Billingsly of East Hart­ grandparents are Mr. and daughter of Victor J. and Fischer of Kibbe Rd., 5 U 1.TT5U 1.54 14-5 1+71-3-7 1+7 * 4-7-1 4+2 7-3-2 4-7-2 M‘3 ^74 about how feasible it is for a student tion from elementary students were Mrs, Becker also expressed con­ Corp. in East Hartford. (Davidson studio) Mrs. George H. Lathrop of py * ___ . , , Euvorra «fest 51 4. IM liMla 51 1 Ediin Ism 4. MC(«wri4. tel•IN H 5-1I M 5- 1 lEdmaCaarakaLI I Jim terrka ^1 Dinosaur Park work to begin Short.. Bagin lo Enloy thorn Nowl 5. Bmcem Uml 51 5 **mt kMii 51 i toryirrMri* 9-2 i Jaey Lam M 4. Iilnr ArttM t-2 grandparents are Mr. and Dr., Vernon. He was Iwra llm lm M I M£ Cww 51 1 Binis Nhsrts 5. E«Ais6MrmtmdaMl CMrMU 9-2 6- 1 5. Mnv1.2 5. OaMaliNi Mir t-1 M T. Ml IM 51 7. BAvarRMOli I. Qrsiri M 4-1 6.1 i Cawy SerM 7-1 The State of Connecticut will begin phase of construction. greenhouse will be provided for the Mrs. Robert T. Williams of June 7 at Manchester LIncrilikiiliM 7.1_____ . 7. tesAs Stette 7-1 7. EsuteAsbl 7- 1 i Maeii taoulit NATIVE 51 5 IMi IS I 51 nka 7-1 i BiIpv BmiAH 1-1 L iKcana Asit I 6-1 i 6m Ecmm t-1 7. _Btei ______Cainka|.i 7. Jen Cenukt 6-1 the first phase of the new exhibit Proposed site improvements in­ display of living equivalents of an­ Washingtonville, N.Y. His Memorial Hospital. 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•Manchester Evening Herald ■ Somber march and joy For ■1 je IBM f 'ANDOVER •BOLTON •COVENTRY Home Delivery Phone 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD/area news seen at Rham graduation By KAREN BISKUPIAK ultimately only if it’s the last time faculty members and other members PRICE-FIFTEEN rPNTC f * • SOUTH WINDSOR •VERNON you try. FRIDAY. JUNE 17. 1977 f^'^TEEN CENTS f Herald Correspondent of the Rham community to “get it From the traditional somber “You are the master gardener of together and put it together” and in­ notes of “Pomp and Cir­ your mind, it can either be cultivated vited all those persons to come and cumstance” to the joyous or allowed to grow wild...achieve­ visit the school any time to view the ment of any kind is only the crown of tossing of caps in the air, the achievements of excellence bv Rham your efforts. Buss said. :students. seniors of Rham High School An emotional J. Colin Pushee faced He characterized the senior class were honored at the 20th an­ the class with his last commence­ by saying “ It has possessed nual commencement exercises ment address as principal of Rham graciousness, a refreshing ^quality Thursday night. High School. Pushee is retiring this that lends an elegance "to be Sun shines on EHHS graduates year, but will continue to teach at the cherished.” Eighty-three young men and 94 school. young women passed through the Laurie Berk’s welcome address By SHEILA TELLER Miss Prior reminded her have to look to the past for the foun­ prompted the class to echo her words by doing all we can instead of staying of perfect attendance. Berner was He urged students to face the im­ summed up the feeling of the classmates of the times they shared dations of our lives.” as they sang “You’ll Never Walk the way we are, we can be the most recognized as the school’s best doors of Rham High School to enter Herald CorreapondrnI mediate goals in “a world where students concerning Rham High together as a group. “Our “From the very start of our high Alone." promising class to leave EHHS,” she typist. He is the first male winner of into the world, unprotected by The sun shone brightly on the commitments are very necessary.” Schooi. She said “The walls of Rham achievements, good times, and disap­ school days." Miss Atwood said, Susan Schoenberger’s valedictory said. this award. classroom walls. 311 young men and women of He termed Rham “a labor of love for became our fortress..with this “our first goal was to graduate. address continued the commence­ EHHS Principal John Callahan Included in the class were 22 Honor pointments are all lessons to apply as 10 years.” feeling of togetherness we will never East Hartford High School’s ment theme, “Laying foundations for presented the candidates for gradua­ Society students and six members of we go in different directions." School life, more than just book lear­ I^shee urged the townspeople. be destroyed.” Class of 1977 as they marched She also told the gathering. ning. helped us build our foundations new generations, think of the good tion. Diplomas were awarded by The graduates, most with bare the independent study course. A total proudly onto the school field "Tonight is the last time we’ll be and to reach this goal. things you’ll see.” Lawrence DelPonte, chairman of the heads after the traditional fling of of 54 awards were received by 43 for graduation ceremonies together as a group and tonight we’re From these words of Dave Mason, Board of Education. mortarboards, filed past proud students. m - - The weather favored the gradua­ Thursday night. very much together.” "We grew as we participated in the class’ top student urged the families, friends and faculty tion ceremonies, allowing the crowds And together the class recalled the music, sports, or clubs. We grew graduates to get involved in the com­ Callahan also announced awards members. Led by Class President Karen munity. “We are the hope of the of family members and well-wishers Prior, the blue and white-gowned past four years as they sang “The together and also as individuals. that were p’resented at an awards future.” she said. There were some tears, but most to line the lawns of Rham High graduates filed into their seats. A Way We Were” No matter how strong we have ceremony earlier in June. "Looking back on the way we were become as individuals, we can never She also urged the graduates to Among the award winners, Harry had smiles as bright as the sunshine _ Two graduates at Rham High School were paired in commencement exercises Thursday School as the graduating seniors large "Hornet" banner, the class gift "reach for the heavens and hope for passed one last time. is important,” Salutatorian Barbara walk alone,” she said. Nordberg and Gary Berner won the that favored East Hartford High night, spelling on the back of their gowns the words “Fleetwood Mac,” a popular rock to the school, waved in the breeze the future. Christopher Green, class presi­ overhead. Atwood told her classmates. “ For we The salutatorian's closing remarks strongest cheers from the audience. School’s 1977 commencement music group. (Herald photos by Dunn) “Given a chance to make good and Nordberg was honored for four years ceremonies, dent, thanked those members of the Rham communities who had fostered the students and the school with Awards^ scholarships given “positive attitudes and influence.” Man faces “Rham is a direct reflection of us Class of 1977 A total of 54 awards and Legion Post and Auxiliary 197; Laurie Scholarships — Stan Fox, Tamara Morey. all,” Green said. charges scholarships were given to 43 seniors Spooner, Marlborough Volunteer Fire Florence Louise Phelps Memorial Class Vice-President Valorie Department. in graduation exercises Thursday Scholarship — Laurie Berk. Schwartzmann spoke about open Norman E. Whitney, 47, of Gilead Hebron EducaUon Association Award night at Rham High School. Regional School District 8 Insurance lines of communication and truth, Rd. in Andover, had to be carried — Elizabeth MacArthur. Agents Association Scholarships — saying “communication and truth resembles ’52 into police headquarters Thursday ’The awards and recipients: ' Hebron Junior Women’s Club Steven Zeisser, Lea Anson. must walk hand in hand.” night after he made continued Hebron Bicentennial Commission Scholarships — EUzabeUi ’Tuohey, David Regional School District 8 Insurance diplomas Thursday night. With 13 Scholarship — Fern Lee. Slje urged members of the Rham By SHEILA TELLER attempts to resist arrest and ignored Combs. Agents Association William B. Mason Johns in the class of ’77, it remains Raymond W. Brunell III Memorial Hebron Lions Gub Scholarship—David community not to criticize- without Herald Correspondent officers’ signals on Gardner St., Memorial Scholarship — Nathalie the most popular boy’s name as it Scholarship — Wulf Losee. Tow. making an effort to get to know the The 311 students that police reported. Peltier. was in many classes of the past. Richard N. Clough Scholarships — Stan Edward C. Hinchliff Jr. Memorial Rham Art Gub Awards — David Tow, school and its students. graduated from EHHS Whitney was arrested on charges However, only a few Johns Fox, Lauren MacDonald. Scholarship — Penelope Sibun. Lea Anson, Kimberly Mills, Beth Class Valedictorian Penelope of first-degree reckless endanger- ConnecUcut Industrial Arts Association Thursday night resembled the graduated in 1952, and Principal Charles F. Malecky Memorial Weissman. Sibun wished the class a special ment, two counts of failure to obey Medal — Matthew Horton. Scholarship — Karen Krewson. graduates of years past in their Stanley Lorenzen called only one Rham Gass of 1960 Award — Cynthia goodbye, saying “We learned more an officer’s signal, resisting arrest The Foote Awards — Guillermo Marlborough Chamber of Commerce Foley. traditional blue and white caps Stanley to the podium in a class with than we know or wish to admit.” seven Ronalds and several Roberts and disorderly conduct. Acosta, art; Donna Nelson, business Scholarship — Jeanne Kulewicz. Rham Education Association and gowns. education; ’Iheodore Posuniak, English; She proposed a special word to say and Williams. ’The disorderly conduct charge was Malborougb Education Association Scholarships — Alan Fish, Sherry JoAnn von Roemer, foreign language; goodbye that would commemorate And like other EHHS graduating Under the traditional graduation in connection with the initial com­ Awards — Mark Devine, Jeanne Duchesneau, Diane Lewis, David Tow. Kimberly Kablik, history; Diane Caron, Kulewicz. the moment. Miss Sibun quoted from classes, the groups’ processional was gowns, many ’77 boys were comfor­ plaint police received that Whitney Rham Future Business Leaders of home economics; Kenneth Girard, in­ Marlborough PTA Scholarship — America Scholarships — Susan Farmer,. Tolkin’s “Lord of the Rings” and to the strains of “Pomp and Cir­ table in casual corduroy and sneakers. had entered a home attempting to dustrial arts; Pamela Colgan, math; Valorip Schwarzmann. Karla Mortensen. said “Namarie,” a goodbye that cumstance.” played by the school Many girls wore pants outfits un­ find someone on Gardner St. V^en Diane Lewis, music; David Daigneault, Marlborough Republican Town Com­ Rham Library Club Awards — would always remain with the class. band. heard of in the 50s. police arrived at the scene, they said, physical education; Michele Mecteau, mittee Civic Award — Valorie Schwarz­ Penelope Sibun, Jeanne Kulewicz, Class Advisor Lloyd Buss talked to Looking back to another EHHS In 1952, suits with white shirts and Whitney was parked in his car on the physical education; Richard Despard, mann. Yvonne Boucher, Carol Koval. the class concerning failure. He said graduation 25 years ago, one finds ties were required for the boys. street and would not give police his science. Philip Morin Memorial Award — Jef­ Karen Krewson and Chris Green, class president, led the St. Columbia Holy Name Society failure was an integral part of tradition has prevailed and few White linen suits and spike heels identification. He drove off, nearly David Gaiumbowski Memorial frey JuUan. Scholarship Awards — Cynthia Foley, processional in commencements exercises Thursday nieht at success. He cautioned, “You will fail things have changed. were the fashion of the day for the striking Officer David Chzaszcz, his Scholarships — Alan Fish, American National Honor Society J. Colin Pushee Carmel Cafazzo. Rham High School. Probably as in 1952, Vice-Principal girls. police cruiser and a fence. Howard Coding greeted arriving Recalling the styles, the same Officer Chzaszcz and Sgt. John guests. Many of the parents who suits, shirts and ties were “in” for Mott continued to pursue Whitney, stopped to shake his hand Thursday class pictures, while the girls were East Hartford High School graduates hold their diplomas near the end of the program who stopped again, but tried to catch Here’s list of grads night were members of the Class of pictured in the Janus (yearbook) in Thursday evening. Sgt. Mott’s arm in the'car window 1952. sweaters with pearls. when he tried to get in, police said. There are still more girls The 1977 Janus shows the students’ The officers broke a window to get graduating than boys. In 1952, 125 of in “their own thing” .... some dressy, Whitney, they reported. He continued at Rham High School the 217-membef class were of the some casual, but not all alike. to resist arrest and had to be carried fairer sex. Thursday night at EHHS, Only a male was considered for ■■ '■ Stephen R. Pierce, James /HUNSINGVNE4R into police headquarters. He was Guillermo Acosta A., Lea Holmes, Matthew Francis 176 girls outnumbered the 135 boys. class president in 1952. This year, as later processed and released on WOO Erika Anson, Natalie Ann At- Horton, Brian Houghton, Joseph Piro, ’Thomas Fitch Most of the girls are still named in recent years, lovely young ladies nonsurety bond for court June 27. tardo, Brian John Bard, Shari Lynn Johnson, Jeffrey Porter. Mary, with eight marys in the Oass have been elected leaders of the Michelle Ann Baribeault, Paul Julian, Kimberly A. Theodore T. Posuniak, William Frederick Prussia, of ’77, There were seven Marys in the graduation classes. James L. Beckwith, Joseph Kablik, Mary Kalhok. Class of ’52. Surprisingly, Linda, Youth hurt Belanger, Laurie May Berk, Tore S. King, Carol Ann John R. Raymond, Franklin In an age of women’s lib, all five of D. Reed Jr., Michael Susan, Cathy and Joan followed Mary the 1977 class officers were women. Jeffrey P. Bombard, Barbara Koval, Karen Elaine Krew­ Louise Bond. son, Carol Susan Kukucka, Remesch, Diane Janice in popularity in this age of cute As in 1952, the class valedictorian in car-bike names. Nancy E llen Bonneau, Jeanne Marie Kulewicz, Reynolds, Daniel Haley SHIRTS was a g irl. In ’52, Doris Ann Roberts, Zane Linden Roberts Besides the ever-popular Mary, the Yvonne Marie Boucher, Robert M. Laine, Richard Moorhouse elaborated on the com­ collision Mark Langley, Kimberly Ann Jr., Frank M. Roche III, Joans, Jeans, Janets and Jackies Frederick James Brehant III, mencement theme, “Strive for Louanne Marie Bricault, Landry, James William Law, Marlene Suzette Ross. were the most popular in 1952. Thomas C. M essier, 17, of 71 Light.” Michelle Renee Brodeur, Fern C. Lee. Daniel J. Ryan, Dana Anne Coincidentally, Principal John Grandview St., was in satisfactory Santangelo, Gina Marie Savy, In 1977, Susan Schoenberger told her condition at Manchester Memorial Karen Shireen Brown, John Wayne C. Leonard, Wayne Callahan present^ several Johns for classmates to reach for the heavens. M. Burnett, Bethany Jan R. Lessard, Charles Joseph Valorie G. Schwarzmann, Hospital with injuries received Frank M. Scrivano, Lynn Both classes sang “You’ll Never Burrill, Girmel Jean Gifazzo, Lewis, Diane E. Lewis, Den­ Wednesday afternoon when his bicy­ Serra, Richard Vincent Shain, * Walk Alone.” The Class of ’77 outdid Lesley ElizabeUi Campbell. nis Maurice Lindley, Douglas 11.00 - y f . cle was in collision with a car on New Teri Lynn Shain, Roseanna its counterpart of 25 years ago, ad­ Janet Lynne Carlberg, H. Links, Wulf G. Losee, Lin­ Bolton Rd. da Ann Lunt, Elizabeth Mary Deborah Smith, Penelope Even if you don’t have a pro swing or Awards and ding “The Star Spangled Banner” Diane D. Caron, Susan Mary Police said Messier was riding his Carter, Guy M. Cavalieri, MacArthur, Lauren Martha Sibun. a pro score, you’li have a pro look and the school song to the program. \ bicycle west on the road when he was Toddnie Anton Cherry, Lisa MacDonald. Alan Michael Sims, with this solid color knit with contrasting scholarships With the traditional blue-bound struck by a car proceeding in the M. Chouinard, Sheila Ann Linda Joan A. Madore, Catherine Slayman, Laurie collar trimi Fashioned from Permanent diplomas in hand, the 1977 graduates same direction, driven by Edmund J. Christie, Mary-Lynn Michael Thomas Maltzan, Ellen Spooner, Anne Helene Stankelis, Dawn Elizabeth Press Fortrel® polyester and combedt will marched from the outdoor ceremony Rollick, 21, of Windsor. Christopher, Charly Clement, Benjamin M. Massa, Mark M. American Business Women’s Associa­ Steiner, Gary Wendell Stein- keep you feeling great. with more bounce in their step and Messier was transported by am­ David A. Combs. M assey, N ancy A. tion Scholarship — Rebecca Pelletier. McGuenness, Michele A. miller, Mark W. Steinmlller, Easy-swirig short sleeves, underarm joy in their hearts. Most had just bulance to Manchester Hospital suf­ Daniel Coiro, Mark S. Mecteau, Richard Raymond Brian M. Stomberg, Kenneth Anderson Jewelry Store Award — flung their caps to the skies. fering from injuries to his left hip Coleman, Pamela Jeanne action gusset and handy pocket. Colgan, Paul J. Connelly, Megson, Elizabeth Jane E. Strickland, John Clifford Susan Schoenberger. Who’d ever think of doing that in­ and elbow. Sullivan. Great colors. Yellow, White, Light Blue, side the old EHHS auditorium on Family of the graduates take advantage of a picture-taking pause at the program’s begin­ David Anthony Cousins, Merrall, Sheila Merryman, Red, Light Green and Navy. Bausch & Lomb Award — Gregory ning. (Herald photos by Tuller) Hollick was charged with having Regina Lynn Crosby, David Clarice Catherine Michaud. Paul M. Suroviak, Kenneth Saulnier. June 12, 1952? defective brakes and given a written P. Takes, Jean Marie Tierney, Philip Daigneault, Lynn Kimberlee Irene Mills, CMVISONOr MuNSJNOWIADw warning for defective tires. Kathleen M. Moore, Tamara David ’Thomas Tow, Elizabeth Brown Landers Ratti Post, American Louise deBos, Bryan Emil DeGray, Richard J. Despard. Michelle Morey, John Francis Ann Tuohey, Frederick E. Legion — Rebecca Pelletier, Brett Zerba, Tyrseck, Laure Ann Ursin, Bruce Chamberlain. Mark Edward Devine, Morin, Karla Mortensen, Steven William Devins, Gail Loralei L. Myers, Donna M. Helen A. Vanty, Debra Ann Business and Professional Women’s Here’s list of East Hartford High grads Joanne Dionne, David A. Nelson, Donna hterle Neric- Voisine. Club of Hartford Scharlarship — Rebecca Dockery, Andrew Warren cio, Jeanne A. Nicholson, Richard John VonDeck, Jo Pelletier. William R. Adams, Donna Alieano, H. Demusz, Annette Patrice DeRoche, Kathren Kozak, Diane Elizabeth Donnelly, SJierry Lee Thomas F. Novotasky. Ann von Roemer, Jolene M. Candice A. Amendola, Denise Anne An- Scott William Pazary, Carol Anne Alexander Smith, Carolyn A. Southwick. Ward, Gale Elizabeth Warner. Sandra Derrick, John Diaz, Dana Marie Krikorian, John P. Kuntz, Gary S. Stephen L. Sparks, Robert Maria Duchesneau, Ronald John Du- Sean F. O’Neill, Maureen Charles Paul Memorial Scholarship — nunziata, John Peter Apoiczer, I^ren Diggs, James A. DiNapoli, John Foster Pechusick, Georgina Amelia Pelletier, Beth Laura Weissman, Fiona Brown. LaFontaine, Patricia A. Laing, Robert J. Linda M. Pelletier, Linda Susan Spieker, Michelle K. St. Hilaire. Karl mond, John Drew L^ienis, Elizabeth Pawlina, Nathalie Ann Arabek, John Archambauit, Louise Dixson. Elisabeth Peltier, Rosetta E. Maureen Welch, Donald R. D.A.R, Good Citizens Award — Karen LaPlante, Laura Jean Latina, Joceline Pelletier, Rebecca Pelletier, Richard P. Chester Stanek, Nikt-Ann Stefanou. ,William Robert Eells, Estelie Archambauit, Christina J. Patricia Mary Doak, Gregg Donato, Marie Lavarlere, Paul Ernest LeBlanc. Kimberly Louise Ellis. Perry, Jonathan Fitzgerald Weld, Roy W. Wirth Jr., Prior. Archie. Pelletier, Sherie Cecilia Peno. Kenneth E. Stepanek, Diane Eileen Richard M. Doyle, Cynthia Joyce Maria Richard D. Lee II, Roberta Jean John M. Erickson, Susan Phelps, Ronald K. Philbrick, Rosemary Young, Steven Dollars for Scholars — Rebecca Marybeth Aretz, Terry-Ann Arsenault, Sheryl Ann Peno, Debra Ann Perotti, Stephenson. Alan Zeisser. Drumm, Stephen John Dubord, Anne Leech, Michael A. Leitao, Wade J. Elizabeth Yvonne Stevens, Patricia Colleen Farmer, Alan I. Fish, Clifford Kendall Pierce, Pelletier, Bryan Peterson, Annette Manuel N. Astiasaran, Betty Ann Constance Ducey, Jeanne Marie Dulude, Stephen Peters, Bryan C. Peterson, Lemleux, Ellen Ann Lenane, Gayle Ann Stillwell, Stanley Styran, Joanne Thomas Alan Fisher Jr., DeRoche. Atwater, Barbara Elizabeth Atwood, Nancy Ann Eaton, Joanne Marie James M. Petrello, Charles D. Pettit, Gary Maynard Scholarship - Dollars Marie Lepore, Anna Patricia Leszko, Benjamin Edward Adam Phelps II, Marie Sullivan, Diane Surdyka, Danny P. Stefan A. Florianczyk, orondslQfln. Shirts Robert Leo Bachand, Victoria L. Bagley, Catherine Emrick. Richard P. Lewis, Cheryl Louise Lincoln, Cynthia Louise Foley, Teresa for Scholars — Cathy Chasse. Harriet Bailey, Patricia Grace Baker, Noreen Anne Philbin, Robert S. Philbin, Tarasclo, Nancy Lynn Tartonis, Jennifer m East Hartford Art League - Dollars Kerry P. Everin, Linda Louise Fahr, Judy Linde. 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Wood. William Yar- to serve as nesting places Pelletier. Nogas, Harry Norman Nordberg III, Caffegan, Scott E. Cafro, Scott R. Peter Govemale, Thaddeus Walter Serdechny, Jean Marie Sernoffsky, Philip sawich, Thelma F. Zalela. Lisa Marie Fire calls and may cause extensive Choose from Royal, Bright Green, Grabowski. Gerald P. Otero, Michael J. Ouellette, Elizabeth Scott-Fuller Scholarship - Campbell, Patricia Ann Canny. Martin Shiner, Gail Ann Schuckerrow, , Zappala, Betty Ann Marie Zawillnski. damage to your home. Red, White, Tan 4 Navy. Susan Schoenberger. David A. Grant, Sharon Irene Greer. Cindy Jeanne Paradis. Arthur V. Silvestri Jr. Carol Ann Zawillnski, Linda Marie Zera. Gloria Patricia Carcia, Harry S. Kent Parizo, Frank Gregory Pattison, Emblem Club of East Hartford Cargos, Raymond Carr, Kathleen Elise Kevin George Gregoire, Dennis Michael Paula-Jo-Anne Skrabut, Franklyn Brett Thomas Zerba, Timothy John Zern. Tolland County Scholarship — Karen Prior. Donna Griffin, Tina Merle Grivois, Andrea Potter. ^ rro ll, Sheila Rae Carroll, John ’Thomas ’Thursday, 5:55 p.m. —Brush Gruszecki, Mark Anthony Guidottl, Carol fire, Sam Green Rd., North Guild of St. Bamabus Scholarship — Casey, John A. Cgvallere, Bruce A MANCHESTER KNIBHT8 OF COLUMBUS Ann Gustamachio, Steven Austin Harlow, Leave request denied Coventry, i Mary Decozio. Chamberlain, Cathy Ann Chasse. Sheila Denise Harris. TRI-CITY PLAZA 903 MAIN STREET Laura Chiradia, John P. Christ, Eric Campbell Council 073 Thursday, 10:31 p.m. —Gas Italian American Club Scholarship — Garth Hastle, Michael S. Heimer, The Manchester Board of Education has denied a I prM M la... Call Fred Falcone. Paul Clarke, Rosanne Marie Coletto request for a one-year leave of absence from Gerald problem investigated. Village VERNON MANCHESTER Ralph James Heintz, Kathleen Ann In ooncerl St., Rockville. John McGrath Memorial Scholarship— Joseph Comarotti, Russell Joseph Fournier, science teacher at Bennet Junior High School. Holmes, Denise Anne Howe, Marie ’Today, 12:47 a.m. —Smoke lor a Preventive Maintenance program MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 to 9:00 MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 to 5:30 Scott Pazary. ^ngelosi, Robert Cooney, Philip Corbin Frances Howe, Kimberly D. Jean, Joan The request was for personal reasons and was handled TOMMY DORStyOROl Investigation, Dunkin Donuts, Kerry McGuire Scholarship - Richard Daniel S. Cormier, Dorothy Marie Cran­ WNtor tfM tflTictfoit O f, T H U ^ D A Y ^ dall. Marie Jensen, Patrlca Eileen Jobes, in executive session by the board this week at Fournier’s Talcottville Rd., Vernon. REGAL Lewis. Carol Ann Kandrysawtz. • ■UDOYMOmOW Russell F. Croft, Jean D. Cullen, Susan request. The board felt it was in the best interest of the South Windsor Nebraska Wesleyan University Joan Ann Kapa, Joshua Joseph school that Fournier remain in his position next year, MJUKHESTER HKH SCHOOL Plainsman Scholarship - John ’Puller F. Cushman, Linda.Ann Czaikowski, Kapelner, Irene T. Kasimis, Steven THURS., JUNE 23rd-8 P.M. Thursday 12:22 p.m. 649-9240 MEN’S SHOP Reverend John O’Mara Scholarship - Katherine Ann Dagon, Mark A. Davis, Michael Kearns, Ruthaime Kenney, said Wilson E. Deakin, assistant superintendent of —Brush fire. Hillside Dr. ____ DONATION t< P« Parwn ‘The Complete Men's Store' Rebecca Pelletier. Lanita M. Dean, Mary Louise Decker, Cheryl Lynn King, Carol Kingsmore, schools. Thursday, 2:07 p.m.-Brush Mary J. Decozio, Deborah Svea DeFalco. James Kishimoto, Joseph Kishimoto, The majority of requests for leaves are for the purpose TIekalt avallabl*: M 7 Main SL, Maneh«ai«r fire. Hillside Dr. BUSgmHmAnniifflini Richard H. Giardi Scholarship — Anthony DeFelice, Carol Ann or al Knlghta of Columbua Richard Lewis. Susan M. Klemyk. of additional schooling or maternity reasons and are Thursday, 5:12 p.m. -Brush The Oldest & Largest in Conn. THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET DelGreco, David Della-Rocca, Waldemar Lawrence P, Komarenko, Linda Marie generally granted. Phona M3-0770, 640-|0884, 646-6189 lire, Kelly and Avery Sts. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ June 17. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl.. June 17, 1977— PAGE THIRTEEN Handicapped not happy Common Pleas Court cases Heraid^^ Legion iiips Enfield,5-2 The following cases were disposed Rockville, fourth-degree larceny, charge of reckless driving was nolled. couldn’t find the handle, Linsenbigler to score. of recently in Common Pleas Court changed to disorderly coi^uct, fined $20. slate ahead beginning • Shirley Jones, 22, of Wall St., By LEN AUSTER however, Jordan hesitated ft became 5-0 in the fifth 19, Rockville; • Constance Tobias, 27, of 54 Village Hebron, re-arrest warrants ordered on tonight at 6 at Zone Eight with area transit plan Earl Yost Herald Spoiiawriler near the bag, slid late and on two walks and an op­ • Thomas R. Collier, 43, of 10 Hayes St., Rockville, disorderly conduct, nolM , charges of issuing a bad check (jwo foe Windsor at Windsor Dr., Ellington, driving while under the in­ third-degree criminal mischief, fined $25. counts), driving while under the In­ Production out of High. Saturday, a non-zone hurt his left ankle. He was posite field single to right HARTFORD (UPI) - The $80 lifts on 40 of the 155 buses to be commuters drive over her town’s Sports Editor fluence of liquor or drugs, changed to • Jeffrey D. Brown, 21, of 179 Talcott- fluence of liquor or drugs, driving the No. 7 spot in the game against West Hart­ removed from the game by Gauruder. million regional transportation plan purchased by the state. streets too. reckless driving, fined $50. vllle Rd.. Vernon, third-degree forgery without a license (two counts), and ford on the road is slated and taken to the hospital Ballard, 2-0, lost a shot at approved by the 29 towns in the Hartford was the only locality to One section of the plan allocates batting order and the • Jose A. Breton, 66, of W. Shore Dr., and criminal attempt to commit third- driving an unregistered motor vehicle. before a Zone encounter for precautionary X rays. a second consecutive greater Hartford area includes receive approval for funds amoun­ $43 million for local road projects in stellar pitching of Eilington, driving while under the In­ degree larceny, nolled. • Robert M. Moore, 21, 133W W. Main Sunday at 5 at Eagle Field He is listed as shutout in the final frame money to resurface Hartford’s ting to $3 million to resurface city all the towns, including bridges, fluence of liquor or drugs, dismissed. • Stephen Ellis, Twin Hills Dr., Coven­ St., Rockville, re-arrest warrants Bruce Ballard boosted Priaed posseasion against Rockville. Manchester's No. 2 pitcher with Enfield scoring two, streets, but no funds to equip buses streets. The project was approved 18- signs, lights and other street Im­ • Robert Ignatowicz, 22, of 33 Vernon try, re-arrest warrant ordered on ordered on charges of theft of dogs, third- Manchester’s and his loss would be most one on an infield miscue. charges of possession of controlled drugs Manchester got on the with wheelchair lifts. 6. provements. Ave., Rockville, breach of peace, nolled degree burglary, third-degree larceny. While making his daily rounds Wednesday, there was a damaging. Ballard yielded just three (not prosecuted). and driving while license is under suspen­ Bonds set at $1,()00 on each. American Legion scoreboard in the first with Advocates for the handicapped said Hartford Councilwoman Barbara Once the plan is approved by bulge in one of Wally Irish’s suit coat pockets. Kevin Hanlon walked hits, walking two and they were disappointed the new plan, B. Kennelly said Hartford should be federal officials, the towns will be • Mark Kuszlk, no certain address, sion. Bond of $500 set. • Nancy K. Smith, 16, of 106 West St., baseball team to a Pete Kiro scoring on a The North End businessman was part of a winning passed ball by Enfield and he and pinch-runner striking out 15. passed Thursday by the Capitol singled out for the appropriation eligible for 70 per cent federal fun­ formerly of Vernon, second-degree • Lyndon Forostoski, 29, of Tolland Rockville, re-arrest warrant ordered on a Zone Eight 5-2 duke burglary, probable cause found, b ^ d Stage Rd., Tolland, third-degree assault, charge of fourth-degree larceny. Bond set team for the first time this season and he had the ball as a catcher Ken Gaskell. The Eric Gauruder each moved Manchester had seven Region Council of Governments, because street repair in Hartford is a ding for each project. souvenir. over Enfield last night over to Tolland County Superior Court. changed to breach of peace, fined $50. A at $50. -locals put it away in the up a base on a wild pitch by hits, two each by Jordan provides $25,000 for a study of the top priority among motorists The remaining 30 per cent is Charges of third-degree larceny, two Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn entry wound up with the at Eagle Field. fourth scoring three times. losing hurler Jim before departing and Ray needs of the handicapped when those throughout the region. divided equally between the state and biggest run total In a game this season by whipping Multi counts, third-degree burglary, two ’The Post 102 entry is now Mike Jordan stroked a Chevalier. Mike Linsen- Gliha. Defensively, needs are already clear. But West Hartford Mayor Anne P. the individual town, but some towns Circuits In Candlelight League play at Robertson Park counts, and interfering with a police of­ unbeaten in two zone starts one-out opposite field bigler delivered an RBI shortstop Jeff Backofen They said the best way to serve the Streeter argued that making Hart­ intend to pay the entire 30 per cent to ficer, ail nolled. and Irish wanted a souvenir to mark the occasion. Area bulletin board and 2-1 over-all while the single and stole second. On single to left, Kiro’s infield was a standout before handicapped is to install wheelchair ford an exception was unfair since speed up the projects. • Donald 0. Miller, 20, 217 Burnside It was a stroke of luck that Irish gave up the visitors are now 1-2 in the out made it 3-0 and a wild exiting in the home sixth Ave.. East Hartford, breach of peace, the steal which didn’t draw There will be a second signup ses­ managerial reins to concentrate on playing. That was the zone and over-all. a throw as the catcher pitch, infield error enabled with a slight muscle pull. nolled, and interfering with a police of­ key to ending the winless streak. ficer. nolled. Andover sion June 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at Manchester has a busy the Red Barn. The swimming 'The ball will be placed in Irish’s trophy case. • Patricia Pilotte, 22, of 11 Oak St.. Registration for the Red Cross Vernon plans disaster program will be from June 27 to July Rockville, fourth-degree larceny, re­ swimming lesson program sponsored Possible reason regular channels that they would arrest warrant o rd er^ , bond set at $100. 29. By BARBARA RICHMOND Rockville General Hospital’s by the Andover Lake Property One baseball buff offers a reason for the great start by Rudi May with an unexpected emergency. All emergency room. • Daniel R. Prince, 16, of 12 Ward St., Herald Reporter Rockville, breach of peace, two counts, Owners Association will be Saturday Bolton the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League’s will wait for their usual call to the Capt. I. B. Davis of Vernon will and disorderly conduct, nolled. from 10 a.m. to noon at the Red Barn. Western Division pennant race this season. The squad lifesaver MB’s rally to win A major disaster will occur in Ver­ scene. have charge of fire safety at the • Kenneth Robinson, 25, of Enfield, Andover children who will enter The Democratic Town Committee assembled two to three weeks before other squads non June 25. ’That’s not a prediction— The “victims” will be eight Vernon scene. breach of peace, changed to disorderly Grade 1 in September and those older will meet tonight at 8 at the Com­ started spring drills and when the opening gun sounded Trailing 1-0 after ford Twi League play. runs for the MB’s. Six it's a plan to test all emergency junior firemen and 12 Rockville for Mets Equipment to be involved will in­ conduct, fined $35. He wasn't presented are eligible to participate. There is a munity Hall. the Dodgers were way ahead of their rivals. The guess three innings, Moriar- Tall Dave Bidwell errors aided the local equipment in the tri-town area of junior firemen. There will be a graduation rehear­ clude Vernon, Rockville and Tolland on a charge of interfering with a police registration fee. Each child here is that the Cincinnati Reds will catch the NEW YORK (UPI) fashioned a four-hitter in scoring. Vernon. Tolland and Ellington. ’The incident will be staged at officer. ty’s broke through for rescue trucks; Vernon, Tolland, registering must be accompanied by sal for Bolton High School seniors Dodgers...One reader, an admitted New York Yankee going the distance. He Gene Johnson was vic­ The disaster will be a major acci­ Legion Field, West St. and Legion • Sandra Shortrldge, 52 Ellington Ave.. an adult. — Rudi May has been single runs in each of Ellington and Manchester am­ Monday at 9 a.m. at the school. fan, asks why much more material is used on the Boston didn’t issue one walk and timized by Skip Joy, Hart­ dent involving a school bus and four Rd., at 8 a.m. Spectators should be at a virtual lifesaver for bulances: Ellington Rescue Post 512; Red Sox than the Yankees. ’The answer is simple. The the next three innings, fanned five as the Gas ford ieftfielder, who made cars. the field prior to that time, Capt. the Vernon fire engine tanker and a Herald’s wire service originates out of Boston and two the Baltimore Orioles added two more in the Housers squared their loop a spectacular catche just At an organizational meeting: Bundy said. Vernon fire engine. and sometimes three stories daily are received which since they lost out­ seventh and walked off mark at 2-2. before the ball cleared the Thursday night, headed by Capt. Fire Chief Ronald Littell of Tolland The EAST organization, an feature the Red Sox. One separate story a day arrives on fielder Reggie Tonight the winners face fence and robbed the John Bundy of the Vernon Police and Asst. Fire Chief Nelson Skinner the field with a 5-1 emergency technical group, will Yankee games...According to the media, the 1976-77 NBA Jackson, pitcher Jai Alai at 6 at St. Thomas. playing manager and Department and Capt. Michael Polo of Vernon will have charge of com­ make up the victims. Vernon Police decision over Hartford all-star team consists of Elvin Hayes (Washington), Wayne Garland and in­ Catcher Bill Chapulis designated hitter of a of Vernon F ire Co. 1, it was munications. Explorers Post 800 will handle Insurance last night at homer. emphasized that no time element David Thompson (Denver), Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Los collected three hits and Capt. Keith Philbrick of the Vernon parking of the cars of spectators and fielder Bobby Grich in St. Thomas in Hart­ Ron Krogh drove in three will be involved in this simulated Ambulance Corps, and Deputy Fire Angeles), Pete Maravich (New Orleans) and Paul crowd control at the site. Westphal (Phoenix) with Julius Erving Philadelphia), November’s free- drill and no sirens or emergency Chief Gerald Grotton of Vernon and At the hospital emergency room. George McGinnis (Philadelphia), Bill Walton (Portland), agent draft. lights will be used. Battalion Chief Robert Kelly of Dr. Satya Agarwol will be in charge. George Gervin (San Antonio) and JoJo White (Boston) on ’Thursday night, the 6- Sand trap troubles Capt. Bundy said he wants the drill Rockville will have charge of the All of the victims will be tagged at the second five. foot-3 lefthander won his to be as realistic as possible. All “patients.” the scene as to the degree of their in­ tune Little Ron Guidry Ben Crenshaw needed two tries to get out of ninth game of the season emergency units will go through the All victim s will be taken to sand trap on fourth hole of oepning round in juries. Trophy fish sue when he pitched his 19th U.S. Open yesterday. (UPI photo) 18 Reg Pinto, The Herald’s chief cameraman and ardent career shutout, a six-hit, 6- fisherman, reports a large mouth bass trophy fish must 0 whitewash of the big man for Yanks weight six pounds. Pinto spent several days last week Milwaukee Brewers. The Camp Hemlocks to open victory tied May with fishing in the rain at Sebago Lake in Maine. ’The fish were is the lowest among the much,” said Guidry, who Nolan Ryan for second NEW YORK (UPI) American Camping Association. jumping, biting and being caught, he reported...Kathy Yankees’ starters. allowed only one runner as Hebron watchers, ’ Larson says. “They don’t place among all AL hurlers — Despite a pitching ’The camp has a 20-acre lake for Pusch, girls’ basketball coach at South Windsor High, has "He’s been the most con­ far as second base. “ I had An active two-week camping get a chance to do things themselves. in wins behind Frank boating and fishing, an indoor swim­ been selected as the outstanding coach in girls’ ba^et- staff that is loaded sistent pitcher in the been getting them out ail Seven golfers program of boating, fishing, swim­ So Camp Hemlocks is a place where ming pool, a nature trail through ball in the 1976-77 season by the CIAC. Coaching for five Tanana’s league-leading with All-Star talent, rotation,” said Yankees’ night. This is by far my ming, and arts and crafts begins Sun­ they actively participate up to their 10, and, more importantly, acres of pine trees, and modem cam­ seasons, Pusch teams have won 69 of 95 con­ th e N ew York Manager Billy Martin. “In best game. I was in com­ day for phyisically handicapped potential with the aid of counselors.” lifted the Orioles to within ping accommodations — all specially tests...Tickets are now on sale for the major league All- Yankees would not be spring traiing we were plete control of all my tied in Open adults at the Hemlocks Outdoor The adult session is followed by 1 1/2 games of second- equipped for handicapped persons. A Star baseball game July 19 at Yankee Stadium. There is a thinking of him as a long pitches. I was getting Education Center in Hebron. two-week segments for young adults limit of four for any one order. It will be a night place ^sto n . sitting atop the summer staff of 25 college students, 10-12 Drumt reliever or spot starter. behind in the count and 'The opening camp for adults is aged to 17 to 22; children aged 5 to 10; M :M Crtfto for CMMron game...Current plans call for the World Series to have a “We have a long way to American League many of whom are going into the 1:4S-2:1I Aclult Drmring 10-12 Quitar But when (Ken) Holtzman coming back with breaking TULSA Okla. (UPI) — A heavy deck of clouds pre-teen-agers, and teen-agers a g ^ 10-12 Plano the first of five, two-week sessions CNWroM Drawing weeknight start instead of a Saturday as has been the go but we’ve got a good ball East today if it allied health professions, had six 14 to 16. 12-2 Plano wasn’t going too well, we balls for strikes. I felt real for handicapped persons of all ages. AduH Painting practice for several years. All games except on^he club and have a good eliminated the expected heat, the rough was days of orientation to prepare for the 2-2 JO Fhito weren’t for a little inserted him into the star­ Confident.” Camp Hemlocks, beginning its fourth During the rest of the year, there is 4-4d0 CMIdront Drawing chance to go all the way. lower than usual, there was just enough breeze campers’ arrival. 2JO-6 taxophono weekend will be played under the arc lights. known left-hander ting rotation and he has G u id r y ’s p itc h in g summer in Hebron, is run by the weekend camping and seminars for I’ll trade 20 wins for a to keep things pleasant anil the greens were professionals and students involved named Ron Guidry. been doing fine.” philosophy is Connecticut Easter Seal Society. ’The m o v e m e n t Suggested handicaps chance to be in the World The staff includes two young men Guidry’s only problem simple—throw hard for as holding. original camp was established in from Europe who are here on an with recreation, education and 1 0- 1 0 J 0 Croativo M ovom ont 7 jrra. A oW or Series,” May said. Guidry, whom the among the group at 71, as 10J0-11 JO talM 7 yoaro A oWar Recently George Marlow asked why there was no han­ has been his inability to long as you can. So why didn’t someone Trumbull in 1950. exchange program for camp rehabilitation of handicapped per­ Come In and try our newest Cut the BI-LEVEL Two-run homers in the Yankees plucked from was Tom Weiskopf, who sons. 11- 11J0 PoNi Danoo • eMkIron A aduHa dicap used in tennis. ’The idea was repeated in this space. complete a game. Prior to "I don’t believe in pacing shoot a really good score at About 250 campers, ranging in age or one of our summer cuts, the SCO O P. And let us 12- 1 Yoga, T o l-C M second inning by Andres their Syracuse farm club counselors. One man, Frank DlGregorio, Blast Hartford’s Park and Thursday night’s perfor­ myself,” he said. "If Southern Hills Country was happy to be there since from 5 to 70, are expected to attend 1-1$4i Imgrovloatlon Mora and A1 Bumbry got late last season, has taken Carl Larson, new director of Camp The Connecticut Easter Seal Socie­ 1 JA-2:18 Croativo Movomonl - 4 to 7 yro. Recreation director, reports his tennis instructor, Marcel mance he had gone 81-3 in­ Club Thursday? he was 5-over par after the five sessions. ’The camp, located ..“ “tW viasTn May winging with a 4-0 up the slack where the you’re gonna rough me up, Hemlocks who arrived from Georgia ty, in addition to its Camp Hemlocks, 2:1I-2JA M ly Danoo Mercier has an idea. The latter said equalizers would be nings on four straight oc­ you’re gonna rough me up It’s the U.S. Open, that’s only three holes. in 160 acres of woodland bounded by 2JA-2:1S AduH DalM bulge and made things sim­ likes of Jim Hunter, Don in late April, says the camp lets the has seven affiliated rehabilitation (1) allow an inferior player two bounces of the ball in­ casions. with my best. If I let up a why. Defending champion the Salmon Brook State Forest, is JO has recently graduated from Bruno-Laumar 2:1M AduH Modam ple. Gullett, Ed Figueroa and handicapped children and adults centers in Hartford, Bridgeport, Advance School of Haircutling of Canada. 4-1 ChHdrona Inlogralod Arta Workahop stead of one and (2) forget the boundary lines. Class dis­ “His record in the little bit and somebody “I obviously had trouble Jerry Pate and Gary open year-round. It is licensed by the Rich Dauer and Doug Mike Torrez have faltered. become active participants. Waterbury, Stamford, Meriden, New missed!...Current issue of Rick Bayko’s June issue of minors showed he wasn’t gets a dying quail, scoring,’’ said Jack Player were at 72 while state and accredited by the Call for Appointment or walk In. DeCinces added RBI The 5-foot-ll, 153-pound ’’These people are usually Haven and Uncasville. Yankee Runner features a story on Rick Krause, a strong after seven in­ somebody gets a Texas Nicklaus after struggling another former champion. PARKING FOR A U EVU ITS doubles Cor Baltimore. southpaw won his fifth former Manchester man, now living in Maine. Krause, nings,” said Martin, "and Leaguer, the next guy to his 4-over-par 74 in the Hale Irwin, shot 73. Joining REHIND MUNICIPAL RUILOING In other American game in seven decisions named Maine’s Runner-of-the-Year in 1976, heads the that’s been the case this opening round of the tour­ Nicklaus at 74 were Lee League games, Seattle Thursday night when he jumps on my fastball and Central Maine Striders and has taken part in several Five year until tonight.” I’m down three runs.” nament. “But on this kind Trevino, Masters cham­ beat Oakland, 3-1, blanked the Kansas City Zoning request withdrawn Mile Road Races in Manchester on ’Thanksgiving...Steve Guidry wanted badly to of day I would think pion Tom Watson, Ben Minnesota nipped Califor­ Royals 7-0 on a three- Mickey Rivers sparked South Windsor A majority of Sullivan Ave. from Atty. Leon Podrove, representing Ayers, an all-state selection in basketball last season remove that stigma and the Yankees’ offense with someone would have shot a Crenshaw and Sam Snead. GINO’S COIFFURES nia, 7-6, Detroit topped hitter. It marked the first Ayers Rd. to Rt. 5 is commercially the applicants, said the application while performing for South Catholic, will enter UHart- tried hard not to think three hits; including a two- 66. I’m just glad they And Tommy Bolt, who won An application to rezone land on 351 CENTER STREET Toronto, 4-1, New York time Guidry has gone the zoned, with various industrial and would be resubmitted. He said ford in September. Ayers was a high school All-America about his past failures. rlin homer. Dennis didn’t.” the U.S. Open when it was Sullivan Ave. from A-20 residential to R i n N B K U blanked Kansas City, 7-0, distance this year but his commercial buildings on either side. Howland and Holcombe do not intend 6 4 6 - 5 4 1 1 selection last winter. “It passed my mind, but Leonard was charged with A lot of people had the played here 17 years ago, general commercial was withdrawn and Chicago downed earned run average of 2.51 The portion of Sullivan Ave. from to place a gasoline station or a I didn’t think about it too all seven runs. potential to shoot low shot 75. this week, but the applicants are Boston, 7-3. Weiskopf, who double expected to resubmit the application Ayers Rd. to Ellington Rd. is residen- restaurant serving liquor in the area. Thursday. After all, seven tially zoned. Mariners 3, A’s 1 bogeyed the first hole and to ask for a change to restricted com­ guys broke par. WINR3 IS Red-hot Red Sox Glenn Abbott pitched a triple bogeyed the third mercial use. The application, submitted by A restricted commercial zone But all seven of them five-hitter and Bob Stinson shot 1-under 69 — making third before fighting his The original application brought Warren E. Howland and Raymond S. limits the type of business. hit a two-run single to lead Read Herald Ads Henderson Met winner up the largest group ever way back into the hunt, protest from about 25 persons who Holcombe Jr., centered around 1.2 stopped by Stone Seattle past Oakland. Ab­ The speedy Henderson to tie for the lead at the end said it best. said they wanted to eliminate any acres of residential property near the Podrove said the applicants have bott, 6-3, struck out seven NEW YORK (UPI) Wednesday night to arrive was inserted into the game for Thursday night’s con­ of any round in the 77-year “It’s just the Open,” further erosion of the street’s intersection of Sullivan Ave., not decided what type of business and lost a shutout in the — While his new team­ residential area. BOSTON (UPI) — Steve Stone was charged in the seventh inning as a test. “I’m glad to be here. I history of this event. Weiskopf said. “That’s all. Graham and Ayers Rds. would locate on the parcel. COUPON SAVING third on Bill North’s RBI with a difficult mission when he went to the mates mourned the pinch runner for Ed was kind of nervous early In order, of their The win placements were single. loss of an old friend, tough and the 18th hole is mound Thursday night top r b i man along with Kranepooi and took second this evening, but once the appearance on the 18th 100 FREE SAH Twins 7- Angels 6 the toughest finishing hole newly acquired Steve on a two-out single by Felix manager (Joe Torre) put green, the leaders were Ro Stop the r^-hot Boston Rice, to bounce the ball to Rob Wilfong’s two-out, I’ve ever played. Area police report R ^ Sox, winners of six Henderson did his best me in the game I felt Funseth, Terry Diehl, GREEN S T A M P S shortstop Kevin Bell, who ninth-inning single off Larry Nelson, Hubert “You can’t force things straight games — and started the twin killing. Nolan Ryan drove in Butch to help ease the pain. National okay.” with a $10.00 purchase Henderson struck out in Green, Florentine Molina, on an Open course. It’s Vernon equally hot Luis Tiant, “He’s a pitcher, not a Wynegar with the winning satisfactory condition today at League his only at bat in the eighth Grier Jones and Tom going to be a long, hard South Windsor author of 16 straight thrower," said White Sox run. Tom Johnson upped Henderson, a 24-year-old A seven-car accident on 1-86 in Ver­ Rockville General Hospital. He suf­ inning, but Torre said he Purtzer. week.” Douglas Scruton, 23, of 149 scoreless innings at manager Bob Lemon. "He his record to 7-2 with four non Thursday afternoon caused a fered injuries in an accident on outfielder who was one of Millan. A moment later, he would start the youngster And if that wasn’t enough Of the seven front Deepwood Dr., Manchester, was Fenway Park. has a good idea of what innings of relief for the principal figures ob­ major traffic tie-up due to construc­ Skinner Rd. Thursday afternoon. Manchester and Millan dashed home in left field tonight. there were 10 more tied at runners. Green was the tion in the area. charged Thursday with following too West Hartford! Stone, who is proving to he’s doing out there. If we Minnesota, while Ryan tained from Cincinnati man to fear. Green has Vernon Police said the youth, Wethersfidd when shortstop Joe Gon­ In other National League even-par 70 and nine more closely. He was involved in a two-car Oastonbiiryi be the-bright light as well have a stopper he’s it.” dropped his sixth game in Wednesday night in the never won a major cham­ Kenneth Wilcox, 43, of Woodville, riding a bicycle, ran into the side of a zalez threw Mike Vail’s games, Los Angeles edged at 71. That adds up to 26 Mass., driver of a trailer truck in­ accident at the Rts. 5 and 30 intersec­ ^MINFMONEMAV as the ‘stopper’ on a less “It look^ like we were 15 decisions despite fan­ trade for Tom Seaver, car driven by Jennie Brown of 268 grounder wildly into right Pittsburgh, 3-2, in 11 in­ golfers within two shots of pionship and is now edging volved, was charged with reckless tion. than dazzling Chicago on the ropes again,” said ning 14. made his major league Skinner Rd. No charges were placed field after trying to get a nings, San Diego topped the lead going into today’s back into the form he dis­ dr|ving. State Police said the truck The driver of the second car was ^ToUPOlHAVlMCRi staff, once again rose to Lemon, “But this time we Tigers 4 Blue Jays I debut with the New York against the driver. force out at second. Chicago, 8-6, and San Fran­ second round. played in winning three driver failed to negotiate a curve at Carol Klemyk, 22, of 19 Proctor Rd., the occasion, and along came back.” Ron LeFlore hit two Mets Thursday night and “I was very excited at cisco downed St. Louis, 5-1. Arnold Palmer headed straight tournaments just Exit 98. Due to the construction, only Manchester. Police said there were with timely relief by Lamar Johnson and Jim home runs to celebrate his Two female juveniles from the I TOMMY’S PIZZERI4 flashed his base-running- the opportunity to help," Dodgers 3, Pirates 2 the group at 70, thrilling his before last year’s Masters. the left lane of the eastbound lane minor injuries reported. Scruton is to bullpen ace Lerrin Essian drove in two runs 25th birthday in support of Vernon area were apprehended by 2S* OIF A SHULL PIZZA ability to spark a 4-3 said Henderson, who was followers with a 30-yard was open to traffic. appear in court jj^East Hartford July R — to and from LaGrbw, led the White Sox apiece to highlight a five- Bill Russell, whose error Vernon Police Thursday and charged Mark Fidrych, who won his triumph over the Houston chip-in at the par-5 fifth. 35< OFF A MBMN PQZA to a 7-3 victory over the run White Sox seventh in­ the only one of the players enabled Pittsburgh to tie East football Police said the truck struck four of with two counts of second-degree third straight game. Astros. “I used to play a lot of 50*0FFALARSPIZZA Red Sox. ning and give Stone a com­ the Mets acquired the score in the ninth in­ the other cars and caused one of larceny. They were released to their rounds like that," said the captain hurt them to strike two other cars. ORlaiNAL TOMMY’S "It’s not often that a fortable lead. ning, doubled in the 11th in­ parents and referred to juvenile Lawrence Roy, 25, of 202 School 20a W. C enter 81. 47-year-old Palmer, whose Drivers of the other vehicles were CAPE team gets seven runs off It took LaGrow, though. ning and scored the win­ Tom Messier, captain- authorities. aaa-aaai or eae-aoso St., Manchester, was charged with connecting service to Luis, said Stone, 7-5, who to strike out potential tying ning run on Dusty Baker’s gallery swelled to the elect of East Catholic Richard Lavigne of 16 Cook Rd., Police said they received a call Thursday with falsely reporting an TOMMY8 II McDaid in top shape largest of the day when he Tolland; Stephen Myers of Stafford; MARTHA'S VINEYARD 267 E. Center 8t. was supported by a 12-hit run Dwight Evans, sent up sacrifice fly to give the High’s football team, was from a resident of the Elm Hill Rd. incident and evading responsibility. ‘Tom m y" got to 2-under early on the Victor Schulze of Nashua, N. H.; and N A N T U C K E T .646-2850 or 646-2881 attack from the best hit- as a pinch-hitter with the Dodgers a victory. Charlie hit by a car while riding his area and the girls were apprehended Police said Roy’s car was involved COD Hough worked three hitless back nine. “ The people Daniel Davis of Enterprize, Ala.; ISLANDS ting team in the American bases loaded and two out in bicycle Tuesday night near with a car taken from the Tri-City in an accident in South Windsor last James Turner of Columbus, Ohio, League. “It’s nice to beat the eighth inning, innings in relief to gain the following me today were Shady Glen and Shopping Plaza. The other charge Friday and he reported the car had for defense of title and Temple Davis of Enterprize, - LEAVE MANCHESTER DAILY AT - him and it’s the first time Tiant extended triumph. Reggie Smith hit really exuberant. I haven’t hospitalized. was lodged in connection with the been stolen. He has a court date of i COUPON 8AYIN O «:i^ _____ his “Training is going fine for Ala. I’ve ever won at Fenway.” scoreless innings streak to BY EARL YOST “I run about 120 miles a a two-run homer, his 15th, given them a reason to be Messier suffered two theft of a car from McDonald’s July 5 on the falsely reporting charge 9:15am 12:15pm 3:45pm 5:45pm me. I am looking forward exuberant lately.” Some of the people involved suf­ TRAC II “I struggled a little, es­ 20 2-3 before surrendering week on road and cross for the Dodgers. broken ribs. He was an parking lot, Rt. 83, on June 11. and July 11 on the evading charge. also 8:45pm departure for PROVIDENCE SportJ Editor to a good performance Johnny Miller was fered minor injuries and were pecially giving up 11 hits, country,.’’ he writes. Padres 8 ,-Culls 6 offensive tackle last fail. a two-run homer to Oscar If anyone is going to again. Two weeks ago I ran treated at Rockville General ' Cortridgoi but I made the good Gamble. George Hendrick and second to Bill Rodgers (of Hospital. pitches when I had to,” George Scott and Rice beat Danny McDaid in Gene Tenace each drilled fast, dally trips: IMUlMf S the USA) in Amsterdam in Wilcox is to appear in court in r n Iln explained the 29 year old each hit their 15th homers the Connecticut AAU solo homers and the Rockville June 28. righthander, who hurled to offset that blast until 12-mile run which will 2:16.14. It was my second Padres benefited from four {graduation gifts NEW YORK CITY QUIT fastest marathon ever. 8:30am 10:35am 2:30pm 4:45pm 7:45pm seven of the White Sox 11 Chicago’s decisive rally Chicago errors to defeat be the feature of the “I have run 10 miles in the Cubs. The Cubs com­ Christopher Barlow, 10, of 186 Arthur's com plete gam es th is which kept the White Sox first day’s events in Hany Lane, Vernon, is reported in wedding gifts Bonanza offers you many wonderful vacation trip possibilities oduc sioms season, and leads the staff within three games of the 47:30 and six miles in mitted three errors in the thru scenic New England...and links you with the entire nation In m o st p itc h in g Western Division front- the MCC New .England 28;11,’’ he added. first inning, including two McDaid, a mailman, usher gifts You'll see more, enjoy departments. running Minnesota Twins. Relays competition by shortstop Ivan DeJesus, '1 got some double plays u also knocked the Red Saturday, June 25 in easily beat a fine field here when the Padres scored Rockville hospital notes more — save fuel last June in the fine time of and save money. behind me (three) and Sox out of the Eastern Manchester he’ll have three times. Chicago’s ’^i^fatherfe day 59:10. He literally ran Manny Trillo, the league’s G O B O N A N Z A some timely hitting.” Division lead. to be at his best. gifts Good Sunday thru T h ^ ^ a y The most crucial double "We had our chances,” away from Amby Burfoot, leading hitter, had three Admitted Thursday: John pa and daughter. Coldspring in full comfort McDaid, the*35-year-oid Dr., Vernon; Rikki Everett, S. play was turned in when lamented Boston manager setting the pace and win­ hits to boost his average to Connelly, Hayes Ave., South (RS. it’s Sunday, june 19th) . . . it's a great stringbean from Donegal, Main St., Manchester; the score was tied, 2-2, in Don Zimmer, whose team ning by 200 yards. -.382. Windsor; Sandra Danlse, way to travel 'ASSORTED MUFFMS Ireland, writes that he’s Cynthia Fox, Tolland; Mark the bottom of the sixth in- now trails New York by 1/2 McDaid will arrive in Giunls 5, Cardinals. 1 Somers; Jamie FanelU, Oak “in pretty good shape ’ to St., Rockville; Robert Gur- Knower, Ellington; William whatever the occasion... shoukki’t Until 1 dot. por ning. Jim Rice had blasted game, town in plenty of time to Jim Barr scattered cuatonter. defend his laurels. non, Tolland; Shirley Martin, Loos, Broad Brook; William your gift come from a Stone fastball 440 feet “Thirteen hits is a lot of prepare for defense of his seven hits to win his eighth Loos, Broad Brook; Scott & ] B O N A N Z A Rag. 28* 04. "For a man who didn t Sunny View Dr., Vernon; V N y BUS LINES. INC ~ in to th e c e n te rfie ld hits for getting only three title. game and Darrell Evans Joanna Munsell, Tolland; Roman, Ellington; Mrs. start running until he was The race, as well as drove in a pair of runs to Karen Smith and daughter, - slop in or phone for schedules end tickets to ell points - S S W ait M ddb Tpka. I bleachers to lead off the in- runs. The man (Stone) beat Suzanne Pluta, Ellington; lis t e r 23, McDaid has reigned as three-miler will occupy the highlight the Giants’ Tolland; Linda Stone, Box THE LION'S DEN M anchastar ning, and Bostqn proceeded us and th at’s all that Grant Skewes, Windsor. - BOB’S MOBIL STATION - to load the bases with one counts.” Ireland’s marathon cham­ first day’s spotlight and the triumph over the Car­ Discharged Thursday: Mountain Dr., Vernon; PrUAAie COUPON ‘unusual gifts for everyoneT 427 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St.) - Phone 646-7348 Next to Slop 8 Shop pion the past two years and scene shifts to Memorial dinals. Terry Whitfield had Jesse Bauks, Chamberlain St., Kenneth sTclxeira, Pleasant j j Bill Lee (4-1) was to op- 767 Main S t , Manch. 646-3756 (one block from Keeney Street Exit of Interstate 841 captured the gruelling run Field the following day for three hits, including a Rockville; Mrs. Eleanor Cap- Valley Rd., South Windsor. ^WlRFMORETunii stone however, induced pose the Yankee’s Catfish Butch Hobson, the Red Sox Hunter (3-3) tonight. three times. Danny McDaid 56 track and field events. homer, for San Francisco. S PAGE-FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977- PAGE FIFTEEN TOWN OF VERNON BOARD OF EDUCATION H»lp WsntMl IS Little League INDEX Levasseur NOTICES I National Weather Forecast! INVITATION 1 - low and. Found MATURE PERSON ■ 3000 2 - fwlonnii Experienced in care of invalid ! iNl NATIONAL Moriarty’s at Charter Oak, TO BID 3 T Anftognogmgnii and help with housework. Moriarty’s had too much 23-2. The Board of Education of 4 — Enlgrttlnmuii Hours must be flexible. S - - Auction* power for Carter’s last Mark Desmarls the Town of Vernon, Connec­ S h e H e m t i i References required. Call 649- new Whaler 7631 between 4 and 5 p.m. (j)j!iicoTni to night at Buckley Field and collected three hits, one a ticut will receive sealed bids FINANCIAL for 8 - • Dondi-Slocki-MoftOAOM the result was an easy 18-5 homer, and Jeff Carr 9 - Ptreonti Lotn* CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EXPERIENCED Lubrication fflancl]fsttr(!ountr«(Jlub 1. Sanding and Reflnishlng 10 - Iniureno* HARTFORD (UPI) - The New England Help. Full time. 18 years or success. added a homer and Art — Boys Gym at Vernon Center emuomis " Whalers completed a deal Thursday for Flynn three hits to the EMPLOYMENT older. Apply Moriarty I Middle School 13 - Help Wanted Brothers, 315 Center Street, ^ y it» S) safe# < 5wa goaltender Louis Levasseur by trading goalie Steve Demonte collected Chevrolet attack. 14 - BuaineM Opportunltlge I Bids will be received at the 15 - Situation Wanted Manchester. Dave Dryden to the Edmonton Oilers. three hits and teammates Jay Griffin slugged a office of the Superintendent of PHONE 643-2711 •JwxiWWiicpG'jms EDUCATION I Tim Feshler, Bob An- two-run homer for the Schools, Park and School 18 - FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ YOUR AD To get Levasseur, the All-Star game last year, Private Inatructloni . CREDIT & COLLECTION I Whalers also relinquished driana and Jeff Popik two MB’s. Streets, Rockville, (kmnec- 19 > Schooli-ClaiBoa they treated me like a tlcut until 12:00 noon 20 - iniUuctiona Wanted rights to Brett Callighen, each for the MB's. The I king.” latter scattered five hits in AMERICAN FARM Wednesday, June ti, 1977 and ‘^ n iA L E8TATE gave the Oilers a fourth Kelley said Levasseur American Legion up­ then at said place and time 23 - Homai for Sale ADVERTISIM8 I gaining the decision as 24 - LoU-Land for Sale [Needed for our large round pick in the 1977 won’t have to come to ended Army & Navy at publicly opened, read, and 25 - Invaatmam Proparty Moriarty’s copped its 11th RATES I progressive Automotive- I am ateur draft and threw in Hartford under pressure to Buckland, 23-5, with Chris recorded. 28 - Bueinata Property win in 13 starts. 27 - Retort Property I Fuel Oil establishment. I an unspecified amount of show everyone what he can Gauvin collecting five hits, Specifications and proposal 28 - Real Estate Wanted 1 dsy .... 1U word p«r dty I |iMw|AI>«ll(>ICKAStC) cash and "future con­ Don Maxim and Pat forms nuy be secured from 3 days ... 10« word par day I Must be experienced, and do. Tim Graboski and Gregg MI8C. SERVICES 0 days — 94 word par day [have some successful I^ F o r period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, siderations.” Burke each homered for the office of the Superinten­ 31 - Sarvicea Offered _ . _ ., June 18. During* “Having played with six Anderson four each, 26 days — 64 word par day I history of collections. Carter. dent of Schools, Park and 32 - Pamting-Paparing IS words $2.00 minimum ■ Friday night, scattered showers and thundershowers are in-J When he was with now- 33 — of our guys last year at Graboski homering. Building-Contreclmg Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch Please call for Interview ■dicat^ for parts of the central valleys and north AtlanticI defunct Minnesota, School Streets, Rockville, 34 - Roofing-Siding Minnesota and most impor­ AMERICAN Mark Cimino had two Connectlrut. 35 - Haating-Plum&ing [appointment — Mr. |states. Elsewhere, generally fair weather is predicted.| Levasseur was the top- 38 - tant for (Coach) Harry Nine runs in the first at hits for the Vets and Bill The right is reserved to Flooring Satryb 648-5135, Ext. 25. ■ Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maxlmuml ranked goalie in the 37 - Moving-Truckinq-Sloraae (Neale), there won’t be the bats helped Army & Navy Anderson starred on reject any or all bids or any 38 - Service* Wanted ■readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 68 (85), Boston 61 (83),I league, with a 15-11-2 IChicago 66 ( 83), Cleveland 66 (81), Dallas 74 (95), Denver 54| pressure on him that there Club to a 17-9 decision over defense. part when such action is MI8C. FOR SALE record and a 2.73 goals- ordinarily would. They the American Legion last deemed In the best interest of 4 0 - Household Goods (81), Duluth 51 (72), Houston 72 ( 93), Jacksonville 70 ( 89J,| 41 - WANTED - Lathe Hand. 50 1Kansas City 68 (80), Little Rock 70 (92), Los Angeles 60 ( 70),I against average. His know what he can do,” night at Waddell. the Board of Education. ArliClet for Sale* hours. Paid holidays. record, dropped to 6-12-3 INT. FARM 42 - Building Supplies jMiami 76 ( 87), Minneapolis 58 (78), New Orleans 73 (91),g Kelley said. Ken Krajewski solved Charles Brisson 43 - Pats -Birds- Dogs Excellent insurance benefits. Ansaldi’s outlasted the 44 - ■ New York 67 (81), Phoenix 74 (104), San Francisco 52 (63),l when Minnesota folded and Levasseur played for two legion pitching for four hits Business Manager Livestock Metronics Inc., Route 6 & Lawyers last night at 45 - Boats 6 Accessories 44A, ^Iton. ■Seattle 51 (77), St. Louis 69 (86), Washington 69 (87). | he went to Edmonton. seasons with Johnstown of and Bill Hill and Tim Ellis 0616 46 - Sporting Goods Verplanck, 17-12, as Tom 47 - Garden Products Jack Kelley, director of each had a pair for the Vets the North American Result went five-for-five 48 - Antiques LEGAL SECRETARY - Full hockey operations for the Hockey League 'and then who extended their win­ UQUOR PERMIT 49 - Wanted to Bsi7 time, general law practice, Whalers, said, “The most and Walt Weir and Mike NOTICE OF APPUCATION broke into the World ning streak to 12 games. 11rigiito|hrtDoUcf that 1, johoZucco RENTALS good skills necessary, important problem I had Tuley added two hits each. 52 - Rooms for Rent ADVERTISINB 5 experience preferred. 643- (203) 646-2500 Hockey Association with Marty Kosis and Russ of 41 CbatMr Rd., E lU o f^ , Ct., has $3 - Aptrtmenis for Rent Planning Sl Jude Danny Thomas golf tourney staring me in the face was Ralph Doyer paced the (iltd aft amitcation Mcarded 25 54 - Homes for Rent Winnipeg. Smith each had two hits for lUfthTTwIthtboUquorControlCom- DEADLINE obtaining a goalie we could Lawyers with two hits. 55 - Business tor Rent Serving as co-chairmen of the St. Jude Danny Matrick, Howard Yalen and Fred Nassiff. More the losers. Oisakn for a RESTAimANT WINE 4i 56 - Resort Property for Rent JANITOR NEEDED at once- B E E F ^ of permit for the u le of 12:00 noon (ha day bafora & Thomas Children's Research Hospital Golf than $4,000 in merchandise awards will be head into the season with. iV e iD drink 57 - Wanted to Rent publication. $ 6 nights per week. Experience INTERNATIONAL aleoboUc liquor on the premises 58 - Misc- for Rent Tournament Monday, June 27 at the offered. The field will be limited to 165 players. We got him. Louis is going BEVERLY HILLS, Top honor OlovaoDl's 250 Hartford Rd., Oaadllna for Saturday and hel^ul. Must be reliable and into his best years.” Pitching featured as An- Manebester, Coon. AUTOMOTIVE Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. Congratulations 6 dependable. Paid insurance Calif. (UPI) - Horse PITTSBURGH (UPI) - H m boslness will be owned by “ Casa Manchester Country Club are, (1. to r.) Tom (Herald photo by Pinto) saldi’s nipped the Lawyers 81 - Autos for Sale ‘g. and vacation. Apply to Levasseur said he’s hap­ racing’s Triple Crown Running back Franco D. Zocco, Inc.'* of 43 Charter Rd., 62 - Trucks for Sale last night at Leber Field, 5- and will be conducted by 63 - Heavy Equipment for Sale Manager of Parkade Lanes. py about the deal. “I’ve winner Seattle Slew has Harris has received many JotaZocco u pomlttee. 64 - Motor cyclet-Bicyclee PLEASE READ No phone calls. 4, for their 10th win in 11 John V. Zocco always liked Hartford,” he had a cocktail named after awards and accolades in 65 - CAmpers-Treilere-Mobile games. Dated » March IVH Homte YDUR AD said. “I remember at the him. his five seasons with the 904 66 - Automotive Service RNs, LPNs, GNs - Do you Softball Mark Strasser and Mike 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease DAVID CLARK need summer employment? Pittsburgh Steelers, but Claaalflad ada ara takan ovar Everett each had two hits tha phona as a cpnvanlanca. S We need you through July and none of them, he says, For Achieving the Rank of for the Contractors as did INVITATION Tha Harald la raa^nalbla (or August for part time work on means as much to him as only ona Incorract Inaartion and all shifts for vacation. Call the homer over the fence. collecting only six base Gary Hurley for the Eagle Scout and earning a SILK CITY INDY / Standings his selection as the 1976 than only to tha aUa of tha J;; Meadows Convalescent I AIRWAY Travel Agei^y, Inc. | Reed came up with 19 hits. TO BID original Inaartion. Errors which Outhit, 21-20, R egal's Lawyers. NFL Man of the Year. Bronze Palm Center for an interview, 647- Starting fast. Allied base hits,, five by Norbert Opening defense of their The tying run was cut The Manchester Board of □ NOTICES do not laaaan tha valua of tha 9194. managed to outscore “This one is on the top of advahlaamant will not ba oor> [ 457 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Printing downed FYank's' Gonzales - three singles, Central Connecticut American League Education seeks bids for I Nelson last night at Nike, National League down at the plate in the top the list,” Harris said ractad by an additional Inaar­ Market last night at double and triple, while Women’s Fast Pitch East Typewriter Repair Service for Lost and Found 1 tion. - Also j 0 6 0 4 0 J 19-13. East of the sixth inning on a fine Thursday after the presen­ Fitzgerald, 13-9, with Bill Ron Slomcinski added four League title, the locals W L Pet. GB the 1977-78 school year. Sealed RN'S - LPN'S Two big innings of eight W L Pet. GB throw from rightfielder tation of the award, given — - § Morgan, Ernie Calaci, Bob more as did Cal Chowange. hopped off to a 3-0 first in- New York 36 26 .581 - Everett to catcher Jack proposals will be received un- IM POUNDED - Brown and seven runs set the pace Chicago 38 20 .655 — annually by Dodge autos to female North Hampton Mass, $ All shifts. Part Plaster and John Sommers ning lead and never Boston 34 25 .576 >>k Moreau for the out. U111:00 A.M., June 29,1977 at Eagle Scout with Paul Pryor collecting St. Louts 34 26 .567 5 the player chosen in a which time they will be tag. Center Street area. Irish each collecting three base Cat Catalano and Steve trailed. Baltimore 33 27 .550 2 Help Wanlad 13 Help Wanted 13 four hits, Mike Panciera Pittsbgh 32 25 .561 5W nationwide fan vote as the publicly opened. 'Ihe right is Setter female, red. Elm Help Wanlad 13 i time or full time. hits. Giouard each had two-hit Doreen Downham Milw 30 33 .476 6W NATIONAL FARM Street. Contact Manchester X and Pete Ramey three Phlla 31 28 .525 7W outstanding citizen-athlete reserv^ to reject any and all Bob Tinsley homered games. scattered seven hits and Detroit 27 31 .436 8W Carter’s trounced Dog Warden, 6464555. Pleasant working each. One of the tatter's 26 32 .448 12 of the National Football bids. Specifications and bid PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The ATTENTION - Party Plan SECRETARY personable, twice for the victors and fanned eight. Rachel Rosen Cleveland 24 31 .436 8W REC was a homer. New York 27 34 .443 12W League. forms may be secured at the IMPOUNDED - Male Air Force recently announced conditions. Manager & Demonstrators mature woman witkith telephonet • ■ Calaci also rounded the collected two hits and Toronto 23 35 .397 11 Hoop openings Business Office, 45 N. School Weimaraner. Mark Drive new openings for individuals needed in this area! Over 400 and typing experience for Scoring at least two runs Dave Nelson led the West with prior military service. If RALPH CLARK fast-selling items! Best apartment complex. Flexible 1 bases on one of his hits Mary Gracyalny had two W e a l The Manchester Rec Street, Manchester, Connec­ area. Contact Coventry Dog Benefits. Apply in in all but one inning, Nor­ Freight attack with four W L Pet. GB Warden, 423^24. ou nave been- out for less Hostess Awards! No in­ hours, 3:30 to 7, three days a Best in defeat were Jim RBIs. W L Pet. GB Department still has a ticut, 06040, Raymond E. Slan 5 years and are looking for earning a Silver Palm vestment! Call Collect 1-673- week. Saturday 10 to 6. Sunda' Dowling with three hits, ton Electric trimmed hits and three hits rattled Los Ang 41 21 .661 - LEGAL Demers, Business Manager. person. Vernon Hartford National Bank off the bats of Bill Magnol­ Minn 36 25 .590 - limited number of openings FOUND - Hearing Aid. No. for “A Great Way of Life’ , 0494, or write SANTA’S TOY 11 to 6. Every I Dave Brannick, Bob The Inn’s made it an all Cincin 32 27 .542 7V4 0506 contact the Air Force im­ Your Friends PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001 - Located in Manchester. Call last night at Keeney, 18-10. ia. Jim Nelson. Bob Zeiner Chicago 32 27 .542 3 in its summer basketball NOTICE EllHC 14194. Downtown Main Manor. Call Mon- Bycholski and Collins Judd victorious night as their San Fran 27 35 .435 14 mediately. Call 646-7M. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. for appointment 528-1300. Pacing the winning and Dave Uslegner. Texas 29 27 .518 4W leagues. Team registration EIGHTH UTILITIES street, front of ARCO Service with two each. girls whipped Enfield, 9-8, San Diego 28 38 .424 15 Announetmtnts SUtion. Call 646-5036. From Bolton... day through offense were Wally Pocius CaUf 29 29 .500 5Mi forms are available at the DISTRICT OF DIRECT SALES - Are you the EASTERN earlier in the evening at Houston 25 38 .397 16W Banging out base hits at with four hits and Kevin Kan City 28 31 .475 7 Rec office. Garden Grove MANCHESTER type of person who would be Cheney. Atlanta 23 40 .365 18W MANCHESTER willing fo work hard for 8500 Ma(7 Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. a fast clip, Bogner’s out- Kelly and A1 Little with Eight runs in the third in- Oakland 28 31 .475 7 Rd., Monday thru Friday □ FINANCIAL DEAR POOCH ning sparked Dean Seven different players CONNECTICUT - per week? If you are, you may Happy 16th No matter what, I love scored Reed Construction three each. Six teammates Seattle 27 38 .415 11 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Anniversary Mr. ^gin scored runs and seven NOTICE OF qualify for training to repre­ you — morning, noon in the nightcap, 16-11. each added two blows Machine to a 10-4 duke over Thursday's Results sent one of the largest Con­ Clair & Kildare the MCC Vets last night at different players drove in Thursday’s Results SPEQAL MEETING Bofids-Stocks-Mortgagas 8 and night. 871-0385 ASSEMBLY Swinging big bats for the each. Seattle 3, Oakland 1 Notice is hereby given that sumer Food Suppliers. No Good Team. Nebo. runs for the winners who San Francisco 5, St. Louis experience necessary. Call P.S. Happy Father's Day. Packers were Steve Dave Huntington and Baltimore 6, Milwaukee 0 INVITATION the ANNUAL MEETING of Love, Love, Pete Naktenis and Rick had to come from behind. 1 Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and Sean McAdam, Dave Viara, Don John Leardi led the Chicago 7, ^ s to n 3 the EIGHTH UTILITIES G O O D N E W S I 4, at 5694990. SyNIa PHONE FROM home to ser­ SUPERVISOR Milka each stroked two Lis Tilden had two hits New York 4, Houston 3 TO BID HcnM ownera can obtain a aecoiMi Crowell and Ron Seplowitz, Bankers with two hits each Detroit 4, Toronto 1 DISTRICT of Manchester, vice our customers .in the hits for the winners as did and Liz and Mary Neubert Los Ang 3, Pittsburgh 2 by Norma mortpgc wHb beet tenns In town. all with three bingles. Greg and Dave Minor and Tom New York 7, Kansas City 0 Sealed bids will be received in ' Connecticut, will be held No lOfOl fOOOa Manchester area. Flexible Barry Stearns for the each tripled as Shirley ( 11) Wednesday, June 22, 1977 at SEARS ROaUCK I ca hours, super earnings. 249- Hopkins added two hits and Yaconiello each had two- Minnesota 7, California 6 the Office of The Director of Millions of Americans No CQIRONtOlOIIO :=! Happiness Is The Position requires person with knowledge of shop losers. Adams notched the win. San Diego 8, Chicago 6 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly Mencheeter Parkada 7773. Dave White slammed a hit showings. Today’s Caines General Services, 41 Center own not one house, Init two. M nKHMi onvooo Happiness Is practices and general machines to supervise Street, Manchester, Connec­ Hall at the Bentley School, A lecood mortfafe (or conaoUda* We are accepting i STRAWBERRY Learning To Cheer NIKE Seattle (Jones 0-4 and Pole According to the Census Uon of all your bllu. Easy monthly applications for future COUNSELORS NEEDED - assembly of different types of machines. ticut until June 30, 1977 at Hollister Street for the Bureau figures, an es­ I FESTIVAL at the MHS Five runs in each of the 3-2) at Texas (Alexander 6-3 Today’s Games following purposes: payments. First time ever offered, openings. For residential camp for Excellent opportunity for right person to grow 11:00 a.m. for the following; timate 1.7 million families rto legal fees. Write... § at the CHEERLEADING exceptional children in Money major subject first two innings set the Little Miss and Briles 2-3), N Atlanta (Messersmith 4-2) 1. To choose a moderator. PART TME with established company. WATERWORKS SUPPLIES have second homes. And I n n CLINIC Eastern Connecticut. Call 8:30 pace as Renn’s held on to Baltimore ((irimsley 6-3) at Philadelphia (Christenson 2. To bear the reading of the I NORTH UNITED Good starting wage with many company paid & the number is steadily emssmsam For Girls 8 and Up to 10:30 p.m., 872-2465. top Cherrone’s, 11-7, last . ^ f t b a l at Toronto (Vukovich 2-5), N 5-5), N warning. c/0 MincWitar H»nM Apply Personnel Dept. benefit's. at Olympic meeting FITTINGS growing as other families I METHODIST On Saturday, night at Nike. Little Miss Softball New York (Hunter 3-3) at Cincinnati (Billingham 7- 3. To approve the report of 'Tues^y, 1 to 3, and 6 to WATERFRONT Director - The Town of Manchester is an acquire second homes at a 8. Wednesd^ 10 to 12, I CHURCH June 18th, 1977 Send Replias to Dox Z c/o Mancheitar HaraM mittee broke off Ron Richard homered League play last night Boston (Lee 4-1), N 3) at Montreal (Rogers 8-4), the President, as published In § 300 Parker Gtreet For residential camp for PRAGUE, equal opportunity employer, rate of more than 150,000 a □ EMPLOYMENT and 1 to 3. &turday 1() From 9 to 3:30 at exceptional children in' An Equal Opportunity Ehnployer negotiations when ABC, among his three hits and found the following Detroit (Rozema 6-3) at N the Manchester Evening year. These second homes S June 19th, from Czechoslovakia (UPI) and requires an affirmative Herald on June 18, 1977. to 12. the MHS Field. Eastern Connecticut. Call 8:30 NBC and SATRA tried to Bill McCarthy, Steve results: Cleveland (Dobson 1-6), N Houston (Bannister 1-6) at come in all shapes and action policy for all of its Con­ 4. To approve the report of I 5:30 to 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., 872-2465. — Money was the Minnesota (Thor- New York (Zachry 3-7), N sizes. They range from Help Wanted 13 make a pool arrangement. Bania, Rudi Wittke and British-American Club tractors and Vendors as a con­ the Treasurer, as published in major subject The committee then dis­ Bob Magnano each added stopped Burger King, 9-8, modsgard 4-3) at Kansas St. Louis (Rasmussen 5-7) dition of doing business with primitive hunting cabins to the Manchester Evening modem A-frame ski lodges SALES POSITION - Straight Thursday at the 79th cussed the matter with two hits to the Tavern as Selena Steullet City (Colbom 6-7), N at San Diego (Jones 4-7), N the Town, as per Federal commissions, leads furnished Herald on June 18, 1977. to lakeside cottages to SATRA and gave a letter of cause. Magnano hit the homered, doubled and Oakland (Blue 4-7) at Chicago (Krukow 5-4) at Order 11246. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. session of the Inter­ 5. To approve the report of expensive, glass-fronted intent. only homer. drove in five runs. Kris CJiicago (Kravec 1-2), N Los Angeles (Hooton 4-3), N Bid forms, plans and the Tax Collector as published national Olympic specifications are available at bead) houses. What is your “A declaration of intent Two hits were produced Anderson had three hits, California (Ross 2-4) at Pittsburgh (Reuss 2-6) at In the Manchester Evening NOW accepting applications Committee. the General Services Office, pleasure? by Bob Ferron, Rick Goss, the last driving in the win- Milwaukee (^ren so n 0-1), San Francisco (Curtis 1-1), Herald on June 18, 1977. for full time employmentt. has no legal weight,” 41 Center Street, Manchester, Call 528-3869 between 9 and 2 The Montreal organizing Novikov said, but in the Mike Crockett, Carl Ogren ning run, and Kelly N N 6. To approve the report of HAPHNESS IS.. Connecticut. only. committee, in its final declaration it was stated and Greg Johnston of the McAuley had two hits. the Manchester Fire Depart­ ★ ★ ★ report, showed a profit of TOWN OF MANCHESTER, that the IOC owned the TV Packagemen with the Sue Edwards and Kris CONNECTICUT ment, as published in the 6126,893,000 for the 1976 Manchester Evening Herald rights. latter homering, English homered for the ROBERT B. WEISS, Hnvw you thought Olympics, but that sum did Soccer on June 18, 1977. No agreements had been Kings with Edwards also GENERAL MANAGER ■bout owning * •ununor Rirt-Liirt DUSTY 7. To approve the report of not account for the debt in­ concluded when collecting three singles. 0636 homo? Now Is iho tlmo to Trash-Away started fast the Fire Marshal, as NURSES ABES curred in building the negotiations were resumed W illie’s upended PEE WEE EAST Oceaneers. Neil Belleville •tart looking lor that with six runs in its first at published in the Manchester COMPANONS Olympic park and village. with ABC and NBC, he LaStrada West, 13-6, with Jay Mistretta and Carl accounted for the losing hoTM and that’s whora wo bats and went on to trip up Evening Herald on June 18, To provide ouning lervlct is “That could be in the said. SATRA was Sandra Keith collecting a Skoog tallied goals as the marker. Aron Buezek was ' Coma bi. At Century 2i, private bomea or medical region of 300 to 400 million the Angels last night at INVITATION 1977. represented in Moscow but four-run homer. She added Cosmos trip p ^ the Wild­ a Wing standout. 8. To see if the voters will TEDPORD REAL (acUltiea. FliU time, part time, and dollars," Jim Worrall, Robertson, 10-3. ESTATE, RL 44A, BoHon Uve la compaoioQi. CooilderaUoo showed no intention of a single and double to the cats last night, 2-1, Andy TO BID allow the Town to furnish given to pKfereoce of daya and Jim McCann homered The Manchester Board of Notch, Bolton, M7-8914,* Canadian member of the proceeding. It had stopped Steak cause. Margeret Boggini tallying for the The Strings blanked the sanitary sewer facilities for boun. Malpractice coverage, bon­ and singled and Jim Bossi, Education solicits bids for wo havo eholco listings of ding and worklngmen’i compema* IOC executive board, said being a candidate and the Hanley collected three hits losers, Comets, 54), as John Janen- the Damato Apartments on Stu Madgefrau and Angie Typewriters/Buslness lakofront proporty and Uon provided. Weekly pay. after the IOC committee organizing committee then and Laura Peterson and Tom Diana and Bryce da tallied twice as did Don New State Road. had studied the report. Cappa each added two hits Machines Maintenance for the boforo tho aummor ABA ASSISTANCE awarded the rights to NBC, Chris Ogden two while Lea Maltempo played well for Gaston and Ted Gembala 9. A. The election of the arrivoa now la tho tlmo to While Montreal totaled up to the Trash offense. 1977-1978 school year. Bids President. For NoithMwtani ct, Ino. Novikov said. Spears had four. the Cats. added a single goal. look Into thoao -homos. 357 Caet Cenier SL the profits. Lake Placid, Dave Keastettea will be received until 11:30 B. The election of two ATTENDINQ THE Kathy Skaehar and Eric Wallert and Randy Call or slop In anytlmo Menehaeter, Ct. collected three hits and a.m., June 29, 1977 at which Directors (3 year terms). N.Y., site of the 1980 Olym­ Allison Woodhouse played The Tornadoes started Nightingale were Comet time they will be publicly and lot us show you arhal 643-8818 pics, needed the loans and Hale scores ace Rich Arn, Tom Neville and C. The election of the Tax well for the losers. and finished fast, getting standouts. opened. The right is reserved wo havo that will lit your SOAP BOX DERBY Bill Hale, president of Pete Avery two each for Collector. grants offered by the IOC Lynch Toyota trounced two scores in the first to reject any and all bids. nooda and your pockot- to continue the construc­ Heritage Savings, scored a the Angels. MIDGET NORTH D. The election of the book. Hour Glass, 16-7. Heidi period and three in the Specifications and bid forms Treasurer. tion of venues and in­ hole-in-one Wednesday on Tied 1-1 at halftime, the may be secured at the LIVE MECHANIC - JU N E 19th • 12 Noon CANDLELIGHT Staye and Heidi Bauer fourth en route to a 6-1 E. The election of the Qerk. stallations. the 11th at Glastonbury Cougars exploded for five Business Office, 45 N. School ★ ■ft’ ★ Experienced in air con­ Hurry! Mall or Bring Your Ad Today! Two big six-run innings each had two hits, one of decision over the CJiiefs. 10. To see if the voters will ditioning and transmissions on Lake Placid’s executive Hills, a 190-yard drive.. He scores in the second half, Street, Manchester, Connec­ led Crispino’s to a 12-3 ver­ the latter’s a homer, and Mike Hassett tallied vote to approve the proposed ’ GM cars. Full benefits. Con­ Brookfield Street, Manchester director J. Bernard Fell, was in a foursome with three in the third period, to ticut, 06040, Raymond E. dict over Multi Circuit last Mary Wrobleski fanned three times, Tully Patulak budget, as advertised in the DID YOU KNOW? tact Chris Scranton, 872-9145. MANCHEVrEREVEmNG^^^ ...... said in his report to the Ray Juleson, Dick Suski top the Olympics, 6-1. Demers, Business Manager. 2l u ’ K c r a l b night at Robertson. eight batters for the twice and Greg Waldman Sincerely, Manchester Evening Herald Sponsored by the Town of P.O. BOX 591 IOC; "These (loans and and Bob Felix. Gary Wood tallied three on June 18,1977, for the 1977- Investment In a second EXPERIENCED Service Ad­ Gene Riccio, Corky winners. omce for the Tornadoes. Raymond E. Demers grants) should and m ust be times, Paul Peruccio, Bill 78 fiscal year. home can be a good edge visor - Knowledge on GM Manchester Fire Department M ANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CUItlFlEO Coughlin and Brian McDer­ Nassiff Arms trimmed Bill Cole collected the Business Manager against Inflation as well as finalized as soon as possi­ Masse and Tom August 11. To see If the voters will Warranty procedures. Full mott led the Supremes Army & Navy, 24-5, with Chief score. 056-6 providing a readily benefits. Contact Chris Scran­ ADVERTIlim ble. Our committee has once each for the Cougars vote to lay a tax and make the Local 1579 with two hits each, a total Nancy Bartlett a perfect available vacation retreat. ton, 872-9145. Doar Sirs: built these funds in our Baseball PEE WEE WEST while Chris Nelson ac­ rate therefore. matched by Tim Cun­ five-for-five at the plate. cash flow requirements in Twp scores by Chuck counted for the Olympic 12. To see if the voters wfU RNSUPVERVISORS-3toll, Pitas* run the following ad for 4 daya al the tDacial ningham, Bill Zwick and Sandy Fairbanks, Beth IN’iaT A T ioN authorize Us officers to the early stages of games Senteio and one each by score. and 11 to 7 shifts. Join our money-saving rat* of M.OOl ^ •P»ci*i ALUMNI JUNIORS Dave Kosicol of the losers. White, Kathy Brann, designate the Hartford progressive nursing team. management — and inor­ Making 11 hits count for Johnny Roe and Chad Dave Riordan played TO BID Lizette Heritage and National Bank, Connecticut Meadow Convalescent Center, Nafp Wanlad 1^ H»lp Wanted 13 CHECK ENCLOSED L CASH ENCLOSED dinate delays will force our 15 runs, Manchester Credit Smutney led the Apaches well for the losers. Sealed bids will be received 333 Bldwell Street, 647-9196. Thanks to a four-run ral­ Jeanne Bronise each hit In the Office of The Director Bank & Trust — Manchester financial management Union dumped Army & to a 4-2 win over the Jets. m . 8100.00 A WEEK and more ly in the last inning, hard. of General Services, 41 Center Savings Bank and the department to enter a Navy Club last night at Dave Evans and Darren Scoring in every period Manchester State Bank as of­ TCOFORD REAL ESTATE possible working at home part VEHICLE MECHANIC - No COUPLE TO ACT as Moriarty's upended Blue Donna Adamy homered Street, Manchester, Connec­ Announoamanta 3 experience required. Current superintendent in small apart­ financing arrangement Rosano tallies in the loss the Metros stopped the ficial depositories for the lime through mailing cir­ (1) (2) (3) (4) (3) Cheney, 15-6. Nine walks Moon In the second game, twice for the AV Vets. ticut until June 29, 1977 at training openings. Good ment house. Maintenance, and that would increase our while Paul Hendessi Warriors, 5-0, as Mike Zol- funds of the District. culars. Send self addressed helped the winners. 9-7. Crispino’s outlasted 11:00 a.m. lor the following: stamped envelope. King, Box salary, paid training. Enlist­ minor repaIrsT In Hartford budgeting allowance for ^ott Lebrec collected played well. ta and Steve Logan set the Five Trucks - equipped with 13. To see if the voters will PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT 233K 122, Mantua, N.J. 08051. ment required. Ages 17-35. area. Please state experience, Three hits were Wonder Bread, 18-3. vote to authorize its officers administrative two hits and drove in four pace with two scores each. combination dump bodies & Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. family status and age, strictly (9) produced by Bob Cornell, Paul Hewitt hit for the to borrow sufficient funda'tb confidential. Write Box N, c/o (7) (9) (9) (iol operations." runs. Tim Burke added two Three scores in the third Jim Siewertsen ac­ sand spreaders. Al oiiirttiM ind non-prom orgMibtalkMii wIiMni LAID OFF? Now’s the best Fred Valenti and Karl cycle - single, double, tri­ meet the necessary VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Manchester Herald. The third money item hits and Paul McCluskey period broke the game counted for the other tally The Town of Manchester is to tan llioir PuMlo Announoonionti puMtohod Iroo time to make top 81 selling Kasel and two each by Paul ple and homer, with 'Tam­ obligations of the District, and Avon. Be an Independent Sales experience required. Current concerned television rights scattered six hits and wide open as the Devils while goalie Chris Spohn an equal opportunity In Ihio opaoo ■» urged to oonlaot Joo Ostoni and Dave Slbrlnsz my Kleperis getting four give the District’s note, notes Representative. Sell world- training openings. Good WINDOW WASHER Wanted - for the 1980 Moscow Olym­ fanned 11 batsmen. stopped the Bruins, 4-1. was superb. employer, and requires an af­ salary, paid training. Enlist­ Must be experienced, and (11) (12) for the MB’s. hits and Lorraine Reilly of other obligation or MoCavanaiiiHi, Qonorol Managor ol Ragal Mufflara famous cosmetics, popular (13) (14) (18) pics — a battle fought by Bob Lebrux led the Vets One score each was firmative action policy for all fragrances, family products ment required. Ages 17-35. reliable. Steady work. Call Best in the loss were two. INTERMEDIATE of Its Contractors and Vendors obligations therefore, when, of Manetattor. Spaea win ta allotod on a tlral Call U.S. Army at 643-9466. three major U.S. com­ with two hits and Dave registered by Pete Follet, in their opinion, it is for the in­ at competitive prices, jewelry 649-5334. Mike LaFontaina with Jenny Loveland led the Manchester nipped as a condition of doing and more ... all guaranteed... panies. Besterfield tripled. Jeff Wright, KC and Pam terest of the District to do so, eoma, nrat aamd tatla. three hits and Mark Leone, losers with a triple and Cheney Tech, 4-3, after business with the Town, as per many shown on TV. Be your „POWER GENERATOR ACT NOW - Jet to a great way Ignatiy Novikov, presi­ Reischerl for the Devils not to exceed |30,000. ‘ Equipment Operator - No (1») (17) (18) (19) ( 20) Rick Nicola, John Whin- homer. trailing at halftime, 3-1, Federal Order 11246. own boss. No experlende of life. Jobs, Education and dent of the Moscow Krause’s stopped with Sean Ransom tallying 14. To transact any other necessary. experience required. Current Training. For enlistment field and Steve Cianci with Westown nipped L.J. Doug Victor collected Bid forms, plans and organizing committee, Liggett’s, 16-1, at the Oval for the Bruins. Kier business proper to coifie training openings. Good details, call Air Force at 646- two each. Electric, 16-15, as Beth two Tech scores and Jack specifications are available at salary, paid training. Enlist­ SOHRYI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. denied his organization had last night. Breitenfeld and Chris the General Services Office, before the meeting. HORIZONTAL Boring Mill 7440. Lord and Shelia Williams Gorr added a third. Eighth UtiUties operator. First Class ment required. Ages 17-35. Ad osar 20 words - Rsgultr Pries made an agreement with Jeff Perron led the Rovegno each played well 41 Center Street, Manchester, each homered twice and Tom Roach had the only District machinist with experience on Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. WAITRESS - Part time nights SATRA, which is suing the Florists with two hits while Fast pitch for the losers. Connecticut. m ...... Shelly Smith added a solo MHS first half goal but Michael Massaro, RegalKifflr large weldments. 50 hour and weekends. Apply at IOC for $275 million in Jim Grout collected the CCWL Town of Manchester, week. Day shift. Call 289-6471. EARN EXTRA Money Part Tacorral 246 Broad Street. blast! Sharon Luzzl MIDGETSOUTH Greg Smayda, Roach and Connecticut President He itlfrr I'.iNti-nirn,. nltmg mih n fjeeJuil. time, working from our plea­ ...... -city...... IWI ...... Zip Coda. damages for breach of con­ only hit off Shawn Spears. Format’s Inn trimmed Dated at Manchester, homered in defeat, added Al Jezoult registered all Bill Finnegan tallied in the Robert B. Weiss, Cornti ol Broid COUPLE TO WORK part sant office. Hourly rate, plus MEN-WOMEN. Immediate tract. The latter fanned 15 and Puleri of Enfield last night Conn., this 10th day of June, iw m o ...... CUSSIHCATHM...... two more hits, and Jill three scores for the Wings final 45 minutes to turn the General Manager •nd Conloi S lito l Moo..Frl. I i.tn. - • p.m time as su^titute house commission. No experience employment. Steady work. s Novikov said his com­ walked three. at Nike, 9-5, although 1977. Phono *46.2112 Sol...... I i.m. ■ 13 noon necessary. 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One of a kind. N a m e ...... ming, pool and much more for only $69,000. “We're Here For You” REALTORS-MLS A d d ress...... tpAClom IM room Coloiiial, 17i34 fIrM floor fomity room, lorgo Hvlno The i room, don, 3 iMlho, lour bodroomo, roe room, control voe, 80i40 hooted lA-9round pool, 2-eor goroDo, oero let CaH RnytRne City, State...... PASEK I ^ J N G EAST HARTFORD 289-7475 o s ^ m H Gallery of riO F M A N t* realty company Homes i iKAL em n h c u b t m | PHILBRICK IDNM KM. EsniE MEMBERS: GREATER MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS m GREATER HARTFORD BOARD OF REALTORS HOURS: MANCHESTER R E S S i i GREATER VERNON BOARD OF REALTORS Sundayt Clotad ' • P-Ri* EAST HARTFORD sms 3 agsncy m u n 647-9914 S it. 9 •.m. • 6 p.m. ______a I — urmicroi twmunT 646-4200 646-4200 384 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER LOOKING FOR A BRAND NEW LISTINGS NEW HOME? AUTHENTIC 1755 COLONIAL *6 3 ,5 0 0 Htip WantMf 13 Htip W$nt»d 13 Htlp HTMtpa Hpip Wuitpd 13 H*ip Wanted 13 H ip Wanted 13 Bu»lnpit Opportunity 14 WITH SEVEN ACRES - AND 7%% FINANCING AVAILABLE!!! MAN WANTED - For route STEADY WORK - Reliable, EXPERIENCED Laborer - □ EDUCATION Two Fireplaces • Baking Oven servicing of Health & Beauty HIGH SCHOOL Boy - For part SMALL ENGINE Service hard worker, who wants For pipe line construction, SURGICAL ASSISTANTS - Corporation expanding dealer • Wide Floorboards • Hand Hewn Beamed Family Aids, and related items. Inter­ steady employment, good in- Mature and dependable, time dish washer, and other For Orgal Surgery Group views Friday, 6/17/77 and kitchen duties, 3 days a week, Practice. Manchester and CARRIER network. No experience Prlvalo ln$lrucllon$ IS Room • Eight Large Rooms come. Call" '152^702 between 9- license. Call 643-$918, after necessary. Complete training 6/24/77, between 9 a.m. and 11 2 only. 5:30. for after school hours, and Rockville offices. Experience LUXURIOUS COLONIAL THERE IS MUCH MORE - BUT YOU MUST SEE IT! a.m. Reag Corp, 140 Rye Saturdays. Good pay, good at­ preferred. Send resume to program. ?500. investment DON'T LET Your child's mosphere. Apply in person. NEEDED required to start your own hard-earned skills slip this Sot on a wooded lot In a convanlant location. 2♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦, I Nurse on the night shift in an Public contact, appointments, Disabilities teacher will tutor Donoiet Drivo Mr. Barker. ESCA Field any subj^t. Leave message. quality. Call today. tion, wall to wall plus new furniture and appliances. Alcohol Detoxification Unit ptihone, bookkeeping, patient PART TIME Position - One Training Division Box 619, Three car garage for additional income, complete fen­ located in Hartford. Medical tl'nances, light typing. day per week, Saturday South Win^or 643-2303. HAIw IS preferred. Driving and Wading River, New York. cing. Truly a "Turnkey" operation. Start right in - NO and/or Psychiatric nursing Requirements: Maturity, 11792. REPAIRS NEEDED! experience required. Can poise, 2 years office general store work. Apply In REMEDIAL READING and PInowood ol Vornon CARRIERS THE person. Flower Fashion, 85 math; individualized work Director of Nursing, 8:30 to 5, experience. Four day week. CARRIER SERVICE BUSINESS with (on Manchester Line) Monday through Friday for an Some Saturday’s. Salary East Center Street, program, (lst-8th grade) by CAPE WITH TWO CAR GARAGE MANCHESTER Manchester. )800 a week income, available Master's degree teacher. SW- Spacious NEW 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2W appointment. 243-8931. An negotiable. Send Resume to TIME in this area. A cash business. Five rooms. Full shed dormer, covered patio, barbecue NEEDED Equal Opportunity Employer. P.O. Box 289. Manchester. NEEDED 8075. pit, garage has loft. Ouiet area, nice lot. Mid-thirties. Give US a quick call on this one. It’s im­ baths, formal living room and dining room w/sundeck, to tirn a littia axtra HAIRDRESSER - Full time. Minlmun down payment family room w/flreplace, double garage on V, acre treed tor required. Gail 872-7926, SEVEN M i l R A I^ RANCH EXERCISE Technician - JANITORIAL Help Wanted monay this aummar. Experienced preferred. For for GUITAR, BANJO. Bass maculate, with 6 rooms, beamed living lot w/gorgeous view. Manchester and between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. lessons: air conditioned In Manchester proper. Two car garage with electric eye. Gloria Stevens Figure Salon in Call 643-5747. Wa naad boya and busy aggressive style con­ ToDoihI street scious salon. 643-2483 Pat or private studio. Children age 5 Family room has barn board paneling. Two full baths. room ceiling, three bedrooms and recently East Hartford areas Manchester needs exercise girla 2 avanlnga par FULL OR Part Time Couples MANCHESTER JC-. technicians. Must he physical­ LADY TO Live In - Care for Linda. Woodtond School Area on. Adults. Days, evenings, Dishwasher, air conditioner will stay. Custom built home. painted. Only $36,900. 5% down. to deliver the waak. Muat ba or individuals for business of Saturd^s. Free loan instru­ Waatwood Section 1 A Section II ly agilp to teach and lead exer­ elderly lady in her own home. b it Hartford your own. Local Amway (off Keeney St.) Manchester Evening cises. Must be emotionally Call 646-2574. praaanlabla, NEEDED - An experienced ment. Reasonable rates. 646- TWO FAMILY >32,0001! Herald Bindery machine operator. CarrlBT ohould Distributor trains you for 6557. Uniqua 3-3 Ranch alyla homa. Ideal tltuatlon for the NEW HOMES, now going up. Ranches, L-Rancheq, mature to motivate women of courtaoua, and s j l ^ l d opportunity. Phone Very clean two bedroom Cape In Rockville. Residential 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 ’3 Caff all ages to reach their respec­ ADMINISTRATIVE AssisUnt raaponalbla. II In- Hartford Bindery, 28t2 Main havB bllcB young couple, alnglaa or ratirad paraont. Priced only In Capes, Dutches, Colonials, Raised Ranches, and Salt Street, Hartford. 522-4174. area. Treed, shrubbed, and fenced rear yard. Forced hot Box models or will custom build. Priced from $52,9(X) to tive weight goal, to exercise To divisional controller. ••••••••••••••••••••••••t* ScflOOff-CfSMtt ff the mid $30a. water oil heat. 847-8848 and diet. You'll be thoroughly taraatad, plaaaa hava Caff $64,900. Call now for an appointment to look over our paranta or guardian EXPERIENCED Service sU- SUuaUon Wanlod is trained in exercise techniques REGISTRATION! Bolton MANYMORE-CALLUS-WEWORK! plana and lots... and nutrition. If your are contact Both MeLaod tion attendant wanted for 647-9946 nights and some weekends, CHILD CARE In licensed Cooperative Nursery School. THE WILLMM L BELHORE AGENCY w o L v e n xxi ^ c H e r a l 5 looking for a profession with atential. Salary] 1,000 range, at tha Maiiohaatar Harald ClreulaUen home. 7 - 6 dally, three meals, Must be 3 by December 31. ILANCHARD & ROSSEHOl an excellent career future, 1 resume to r c/o Apply in person Surwill’s REALTORS 847-1413 _REALESTATE , Evaning Harald. Ii%hi1 Station, 1063 Burnside DapL laundry outings and overtime 1977. Call Anne Hicks, 742- then call 647-9906 for an ap­ Manchester Herald. An Eiqual services. Manchester. Deb­ 6831; Janet Columbia,' 643- Realtors-MLS M Points Rstoeathm tsrviss M ER R in AGENCY 646-1180 pointment. Opportunity Employer, M/F. Phona M7-9946 Avenue, East Hartford. bie, 643-1790. 2227: Miss Gagnon. 6400^2. 189 West CantaY St. 646-2482 aoency198 MAIN OTRMT ■ I4AWCH0$T$R. CONN 0$M0 • $4M $ II MAltOM REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER 8T. 4 N i PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 17. 1977 — PAGE NINETEEN 23 HomM Por ta No im * Por □ REAL ESTATE ^ M NomM Por M t 13 41 ArtfolM tor t«to A rVeht t o r Sato 4f Arilelaa tor Sola 41 Apartmanta For Bant 83 OHIeaa~Btora$ lor Bant 68 Baaort Proparif Autos For Bala 01 For Bant 88 i^ulot For Bala 01 Autos For Bala 41 Autos For Bala 01 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW LISTING! Clean 6 room ALUMINUM sheets used as MANCHESTER - Newer 6 WATERFRONT - Two homes, ZiSSER AGENCY 5 yar NEW ARRIVALS at Redgoose ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square 1972 TOYOTA - Excellent Nomat for Sato 13 four room year round and four Colonial, with 40 foot garage! printing plates, .007 thick, plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed RAC FLU MMKET VILLADER APTS. transportation, good Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 Farm. Antlmies. Most unusual feet industrial space, 2,000 FOR RENT: Summer Cot­ half baths. Fireplace, room Cottage on one parcel. All trim, newly palnfed, 200 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for sand and stone. jM69S04. tieniwsTauT Carpetinf, full basement. I h tUe mechanical condition, needs WETHERELL STREET • 6 gold Crackle Glass and baths, appliances, heat, patio, air square feet office space. Easi- tage, Eastham, Mass., Cape aluminum siding, appliances, Owner says “sell!" High OFFERS amp clnhiit brw er service, $1. Phone 643-2711. tires. Best offek takes it! H 6 Room Colonial. Garage. ONN s rn I M T . a aun. Enamel "Thing”, Button conditioner, no pets, adults. ^ wlHlividable. 2W5495, 246 Cod. Dose to fresh water, and carpeting and more. $43,900. $30's. Lessenger Sells 646 raised hearth fireplace, large HALF PRICE on Musical In­ 4905 evenings. Large lot. Upper |40s. Shown NEWUSTINO-Laoatod remodeled rooms, new roof. ■lomwhios rte IvwgfWM* collection, iron table with within 5 minutes of bay and Blanchard & Rossetto. 8713, 4269291. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub struments. This ad will to iHhr ton. tin liMmHi M by appointment. T. Shannon, oH ol South Main Strool, Lovely garden area includes turtles at base, ornate black CHARLES LESKRAHCE beaches. Sleeps at least six. Realtors. 6462482. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, appear in your area only once. St6IIN 1971 CAMARO - Color: Gold. owner. S68-66S3. this lovoly • room Ranch several varieties of grape Morntnux w Ivvnkiqx walnut coat rack. Pine ATTRACTIVE Foilf room of­ All furnished. $165 per week MANCHESTER - Duplex Brownies, nurses. East Don’t be a loser. Tear out this 648-7620 fice. Ground level, central V-8. Standard transmission. home with porches. 2 car gar­ wHh t llroplaoaa, oaraRO, vines. Priced In the high $ m , CatboUc School. 646122S. ad and send for our free dresser. Much more. Goose rental. Cali 7425607, after 3:30 DON’T MISS Good condition. $1675. 646 COVENTRY ■ « acre Egg ANDOVER - Four bedroom and worth It. Mr. Matthew, Lane, Coventry. 742-9137. location, professional p.m. ■ Ranch. Completely insulated. age. Centrally located. Plea­ Vk aero loL l*rload In lha catalogue now. Rivers Music Dm awimnr Minen Mwiw 5048, after 5:00. Farm, with three story bam. Belflore Agency. 047-1413. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Open Tuesday through Sunday LOOKING for anything in real building, parking and utilities. New kitchen, fireplace, game sant environment. Immediate mM $4Va. Corp. Factory Outlet. 654 ta4-isse tor mienr iww- Call 6 4 6 ^ . The Following Two Butler-type buildine. Power occupancy. $40s. Call 6861828, processed gravel, stone, sand Main St., Middletown, Conn. 12 to 5. estate Tental - apanments, plant, ana other out buildings, room, oversized garage. homes, multiple dwellings, no 1966 PLYMOUTH - Two door evenings, NRW LISTING — Char- and fill. For delivery call 347-6400. Showroom Open til 9 Wantad to Bant 07 plus Three Lovely Homes. Possible S 1/4% assumable Lota-Land tor Sato 14 ELECTRIC GUITAR with fees. Call J.D. Real Estate PROFESSIONAL Office - All Hardtop. Good running condi­ Exceptional Values! mins R room Capo ^ ^ H . Grifflng, Andover, p.m. dally. tion. Call 649-9151 after 6 p.m. Offers invited. B/W Realty, mortgage. $38,500. Offers in­ case and amplifier. $110. Associates, Inc. 6461980. facilities. Excellent location. v ite . w ^ r . 742-6015. MANCHESTER - Six room loealod olooo to BOLTON - One acre, wooded SIX FOOT Snow Plow. For Good projection. Reasonable FAMILY LOOKING for three $200. 647-1419. 11,000 BTU Air Conditioner - Jeep or truck. $2M or best Kitchen table and (our chairs, bedroom apartment. Duplex Cape. Two full baths, possible Vorplanck School. huilding lot. In area with nice 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. rent. $51 Center Street. 646 fourth bedroom, large treed TWO 300 AMP RecUflers - Slightly used. Excellent condi­ offer. CaU 6 4 6 ^ $n. Chain saw, $50. Stove, $20. or house in Manchester, (tall 1972 BLUE MGB Roadster. Brand Now DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, MANCHESTER - Five room Firoplaood IhfhiQ room, homes. Call owner, 6461347. Call 6462227. floor. Three room heated 1680,6463549. Colonial. Oentral location. lot. Ail appliances including wall-to-wall carpal. Good condition. Good for Uon. $150 firm. CaU 6465474 646-8381 after 6 o m. Tape deck, Very good condi­ 1977 DODGE D-100 carpeting, aluminum storms. after 5. 25 YEAR OLD Christmas apartment. $180. Security. DODQE ASPEN City utilities. Aluminum the dishw ater. Many extras. Priced In tho SSOto. plating, or welding. Call 646 STORES It OFFICES for tion. Asking $2000. 243-1033. 77 2 furnaces, trees. $446 income. $38,900 647-9689. No agents. 16 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Cactus needs larger home. WATKIN’S Clearance Center Call 6462426, 9 to 5. PICKUP $n,S00. Hutchins A«ncy, 646- storm windows, enclosed on Main St. in Manchester is a Rent - Manchester, prime porch. $29,900. Hayes Cor­ NEW COLONIAL - WHh 21” SELF PROPELLED 31/2 Blooms heavily. $25. CaU □ AUTOMOTIVE 11988 PLYMOUTH GTX 375 3166. PACKAGE STORE - Andover. SEARS COLDSPOT Air Con- after 3 p.m, or weekends. 742- bargain hunter’s paradise. All location. Heat, air. ParMng. poration, 6460131. CwiWr ttwel Upper tan 4 bodrooma, balha, b.p. rotaiy mower wlUi grass h.p. 440. Needs transmission. Growing suburban area. ditioner - Excellent condiUon. 0610. the lamps, beds, dinettes, Janitor. $100 per month star­ m H n s SMW ctK llroplacad living room, catcher bag, $60. Blaa A ting. 6465334, 6461393. Autoa For Bala 01 Call after 6 p.m. 647-9786. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Phone 7«-8616 after 3 p.m. One year old. 14,000 BTU. Decker electric grass edger, sofas, mattresses, chairs and intersection. Large seven EAST WINDSOR - Mini-farm Extra large living room, hilly equipped kitchen, iictures you’ve been looking of 71/2 picturesque acres with fireplaced dining room. waU-to- $250. Call alter 6, 6368113. $18. 6465825. BEDS. BUREAUS. Lamps, FOR RENT - Office ^ c e . 1.3 1971 PINTO - 58,000 miles. room home. larK loot. $55,- wall carpeting, fully appiianced ovorsixad garage eel on Roaf Esiato Wanlod It for may be here right now at NEED CAR? Credit bad? bam. large brook, pond site, jewelry, glassware, kitchen rooms near Vernon Circle. 2. $800. Call 643-0049 after 6 p.m. 000. Hutchins Agency. 64fr kitchen New in-ground pool. Many lovely treed lol doae to ONE SPEEDAIRE Air Com­ TOP QUALITY Top Soil and sets, sofa, secretary, chairs. savings of at least 30% and as Bankrupt? Repossessed? 3166. ienc^ pastures, fruit trees. extras. Convenient to schools and mubh as 50%! Better come L99KING! Office space, approximately Honest Douglas accepts Plus modem 9 Room custom bus. Immaculate condition. schoola. Asking $S4,t00. ALL CASH For your property, pressor • 1 HP. I phase. 1 Loam. Excavating, septics, Used-A-Blt. 879 Main Street, We offer ihe lirg e tt virlety of | 1964 PONTIAC LE MANS - see before someone buys the 400 sq. ft. on Vernon Circle. 3. lowest down, smallest built Rambling Cape. Call M 6 0 4 4 t within 24 hours. Avolu Rm stage. 116230 volts. Model and sewer work. LatuIUppe E ast H artfo rd . 289-8480. attrictive apartmenti and" Two door, 90,000 miles, runs BOLTON - By owner. Large FOUR BEDROOM - item you’ve been looking for. tpwnhouiei In Mancheiter." Vernon Professional Building, payments. Douglas Motors, Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646 Thpe, Instant Service. Hayes number 9K 322. Used less than BroUiers Inc. 6465114, also Tuesday through Saturday, 11 good. 6461226, after 5:30 p.m. country Ranch on acre lot, Older Colonial with to 5. Rental offico open daily 9-5, i 390 sq. ft. now available. 4. 345 Main. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co.. Corporation, 6460131. 10 hours. First $175 takes it. 742-9477.______weekends, 11-), fireplaice, 3 car garage, manv MANCHESTER -1.28 acres. 6 •••••••••••••••#•••••••••• Store space on Vernon Circle, 6 cylinder, 3 speed, 6% ft. box. Stock 2 Door Coupe, 6 cylinder, power Manchester Office, 647-9139. detached garage on CaU 6464100 days. 1971 DODGE Window Van - extras. $M,900. 646-7834. room Colonial. 3 outbuildings, SELLING your house? Call us ROCK MAPLE Dining room Building Suppllaa 43 approximately 1200 sq. ft., WE PAY $15 for complete #7371 steering, 4 speed transmission. Stock Equal Housing Opportunity. landscaped lol. QUALITY LAMPS A Gift DAMATO plus f •• • ■ ' High mileage, but good run­ all very well kept. Ideal for first and we'll make you a set. Black antique chest. items. Custom painted and pfus full basement. Call 646 junk cars, (tall Joey, Tolland No. 7347. NEW. COLONIAL - Three Aluminum siding and Have we helped you NATURAL STONE for 1060. Auto Body, 5261990. ning condition. 6461226, after raising family, or secluded cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Fireplace set. Call after 4, ready painted. Ideal Father's ENTERPRISES 5:30 p.m. bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, first $30,900. SIX Room Cape. more. Priced In the upper lately?...call 6462711. 6461W3. retaining walls, veneers, Heatolator fireplace, enclo^ living. $52,000. Must be seen to Realtor, 64615n. Day Gifts, call 8761165. 646-1021 floor laundry, fireplaced be appreciated. East Coast ISO’s. patios, etc. Pick up by the DESIRABLE SINGLE Office PLYMOUTH FURY 1972 - porch, large lot. Good buy. pound or delivery by the ton. or suite available. Main Four door. Power steering: 1972 TOYOTA Corolla 1600. * 3 7 7 7 * 3 9 5 9 living room, central. $43,500. Realty, 5269668; evenings 647- IMMEDIATE Cash for your Station wagon. New clutch, Keith Real Estate, 6466126, Hutchins Agency 6463166. CHARMING — S-8 Two TAG S A L E S Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Street. Moderate rent. Call power brakes. Automatic, call 9048. Family with 2 car garage property. Let us explain our tires, brakes. $600. 6462882. 649-1922. 6463163. EAST HARTFORD - Two 643-4846. , M62299. $1295. set on large treed lot fair proposal. Call Mr. CHORCHES IS YOUR LEASE HEAOQUARTERS MANCHESTER - Vintage 6 Belflore, 647-1413. bedroom townhouse. One and 1968 FIREBIRD. 350 cubib in­ Separate heating TAG SALE - 8 Meadow Road, TAG SALE - Moving. TWO FAMILY Tag Sale. Fur­ 1/2 baths, all appliances, full MANCHESTER - Store front, MUSTANG MACH I - 1970, room Colonial. Kitchen and Bolton. Saturday and Sunday, Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 ch, new paint, air shocks, new FOR CHRYSLER-OODGE CARS & TRUCKS pantry, dining room. Ample systems, large kitehen. Household items, furniture, niture, miscellaneous. basement, washer/dryer 550 sq. ft., very reasonable. Fastback. (talypso Coral. 351. MAY WE BUY your home? 10 to 5. Everything must go. June 17 transmission, new tires, new storage, garage. Remodeled, On bus Nne. Priced In the Quick, fair, all cash and no clothes, etc. June 18th and hookup, heated. $255. Route 83, Manenester-Vernon Develand Hurst, 4 speed. New 19th. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 87 to 30. S i Wells Street, DOG-CAT BOARDING town line. 6465707. tires, b atte^ , exhaust. Body front end, Cragers, Hurst LOOK AT OUR FULLY excellent value at $34,900. $40to. problems. Call Warren E. bathing/grooming. Obedience monthly. 5261708 weekdays. shifter. Excellent condition. East Coast, 5269668, evenings NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - Hayes Road, South Windsor. Manchester. excellent. Dassic. Must be Howland, Realtors, 6461108. Saturday, June 18th. From protection classes. Complete FOR RENT - Stores or seen. 643-0907. $2495. 6469037, after 4 p.m. RECONDITIONED PRE-OWNED AUTOSt 6467603. OONTBEUY-CIILLTOBAV modern facilities. Canine MANCHESTER - Five room 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. 7 Salem TAG SALE - Moving. Must TAG SALE - June 17,18, A 19. Duplex. Centrally located. professional office space. 1st. WANTED, Four bedroom Road, Manchester. Rain ad­ sell everything. Gas stove. 10 a .m . to 4 p .m . 84 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon floor. Busy downtown Main VEGA - 1971 Hatchback. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN - As is, ZMSSER AGENCY Colonial - With first floor den. Road, Manchester. For reser­ Available July 1st. $200. J. D. for parts. 649-0429. Keep dress: 6 Morse Road. refrigerator - excellent condi Greenwood Drive. Civil War Real Estate, 6461980. Street. Will sub-divide to 100 Color: red. Standard 73 DODGE KARY VAN $4895 73 DODGE POLARA $1995 ReaHor MLS In Porter Street or MarUn Miscellaneous, furniture, tion. Hospital bed, single bed. Books, Geographies, Televi­ vations please call 6465971. sq. ft. Phone 6461442. trying. V-8. automatic, PS, PB, insulated box, lalousied Convenient To transmission. AM radio. Very 2-Door Hardtop. V-«, auto., PS, PB. Excattoit 646-1511 School area. In the $50s. Call jewelry. 164 Oak Street. 6467W1. sion, furniture, rifles, and windows, only 30,000 miles Ideal lof camper private party, at 647-1567. TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ good tires. Needs some work. conversion' condition Inside & outi Mindie$ter Center mlsceUaneous. DOG FOR SALE - 16 weeks ROCKVILLE, Rental Store - $31)0. (tall after 6 p.m., 646 1973 FORD Galaxie - With air, old. Mongrul. $15. (^11 647- nished. Stove, refrigerator, power steering. Low price. Lovely well kept older TAG SALE - Three families. TAG SALE -16 East Eldridge heat, hot water. Apply 17 West Main Street, 22x60, 9849. 73 OLDS CUTLASS S289S 74 CHEVY MALIBU $2995 home. Seven rooms, MANCHESTER - $36,900. Saturday A Sunday 10 to 5.196 Street. Saturday June 18th and TAG SALE - June 18 A 19, rain 9986, between 4 and 6. with full basement. Snowbird snow blower, good HoutthoU Qoodt 40 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. condition. Call 872-0216, S u p rim « 2 -D o o r H trd to p , V -B . « u to ., P S , P B , a ir. Wagon. V-8 automatic, excellent condition m- modem bath plus extras. Nicely remodeled three Union Street. Pool Equip­ 2Sth. 9:00 to 3:00. Moving. or shine. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Reasonable rental. M.I. 1974 UNCOLN -Sedan Town J de and t ut FREE cats and kittens. Call anytime. Really Sharp! At $38,500 a great buy. bedroom ‘Victorian Cape. REFRIGERATORS - ment, Household Items, Must sell items. Household and miscellaneous. TWO FAMILY, Five rooms. Kaplan, West Hartford, 232- car, 60,000 miles. Good condi­ Gorgious knotty pine kitchen, appUances. 136 Lydall Street, off Parker. 6460618. 9041. \ tion. am/fm radio, air con­ Washers, ranges, used, Two bedrooms, $250 monthly. 1961 CADILLAC - Drivable. B alden O m Horn convenient location. guaranteed and clean. New TAG SALE - Friday A Satur­ Plus heat, utilities. Security, ditioning. $4200 6462469. 74 OLDS CUTLASS $3395 74 DODGE CHARGER $2995 Lessenger Sells, 6468713, 426 TAG SALE - June 18th A 19th, FREE TO Good Home - Male Needs little work, or good for 4 Doof vmyl roof, V-8 automatic, PS. AM'FM Tan witti brown vinyl roof and maMilng bUarlor, shipment danuged, GE and day, June 17th., A 18th. J0:00 references required. Mr. sln'«o. ai'. low mileage Bd rt Roohi ColonM 9291. TAG SALE - Saturday June a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 47 Bunce rain or shine. Help furnish Irish Setter, with papers. CADILLAC 1968 Eldorado. parts. Best offer, (tall 646 V-S, auto., PB. PB, ak oond., rail ahfrp. Three bedrooms plus Friigidaire. Low prices. B. D. 18th. 9 to 4.148 LydaU Street. Needs room to roam. Call 647- Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 646 P earl and Son, 649 Main Drive, Manchester - corner of your cottage. Bedding, cur­ 4200. Good mechanical condition. nursery, iVt baths, living TWO FAMILY - 4-4 Flats. Books, household items, tains, electrical appUances, 1246, after 6:00 p.m. OFFICE SPACE Good tires. New exhaust Street, 6462171. goodies for gardens blubbers, Hartford Road. Lamps, 75 FORD MAVERICK M 71 OLDS VISTA CRUISER $2195 room, dining room, and Two car garage, good income. household, table with um­ household items, kitchen system. $900. Phone 649-9447. FORD MAVERICK - 1975. skates, and more. FREE - One Lhasa Apsa, THREE ROOM Apartment - FOR RENT Two door. 250, 6 cylinder. 4 Door Sedan, Blue, blue vinyl Interior, 0 Wagon V-8. auto. PS, PB. .nr, green wtn large family room with $42,900. Paul J. CorrenU R e^ BRAND NEW Pecan Dining brella, 78 records. ware, furniture, clothing, Heat, hot water, appliances, cylinder, auto., PS. economical and ready to gol matching interior, woodgrain sides Estate, 6465363. sewing needs, books, games, female: one. part Poodle, IZSO square (eet, center of | PINTO 1972 - Low mileage, Power steering, automatic fireplace, tint floor laun­ room. Oval table, four chairs, air conditioning. Storage I M ang ier, air coodiUontor and TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - 642 TAG SALE - Saturday June and much more! 60 ’rarace male, to a good home. Good standard, 4 speed transims- transmission. 15,000 miles. dry, central air con­ red velour seats. Must WethereU Street, 9 to 5. Satur­ with cblldren. Call after 4:30, area, laundry facilities, gar­ Iparklng. Call S4M651. $2675. Call after 4 p.m., 647- ditioning, rear porch plus sacrUice. 6467376. 18th., 10 to 4. Fisher - Price Avenue, East H artfc^. 1st. age. Security deposit. No pets. sion. Wide tires. Economical 76 ROYAL MONACO $4095 73 DODGE W-20(l $3395 day A Sunday, 18th, A 19th. right, off Long Hill Drive, by 7425674. and fun to drive. 742-7165 early 1299. many oUier features. 31x78 toys, housewares, much $£S. 643-48M, 6467268. 4 Df Sedan V-8, auto , PS. PB A-C. rad.ai tires F*lckup, 4 wheel drive with plow, auto., PS, 8 ft more. 21 Arnott Road, way of Burnside Avenue. morning, or late evenings. balance of factory warranty box. foot two story bam with 3 FURNITURE FOR Sale - TAG SALE - Saturday June 1967 OLDS Vista Cruiser - Manchester. Uvaatoek 44 SUB-LEASE ONE bedroom carriage bays. Beautifully Moving. Must sell. Roper gas 18th, 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Excellent condition. Must be stove, twin and king b ^ , NEIGHBORHOOD Garage second floor. Heat, hot w ater. Baaort Proparty 1972 CHEVELLE SS - Small landscaped with fruit and KEITH Trinkets and furnishings for seen. Low mileage, (tall 644- 75 OLDS 0ME6A $29! couch, chairs, table, dresser. Sale - Route 87 Columbia. Fur­ RIMROCK STABLE - in included. $190 monthly plus For Bant 88 283 V^ engine, with 55,000 73 CAMARO $339 home, camp and cottage. 443 TAG SALE - Saturday June 3318 after 6 p.m. 4 Door Sedan, 6 cyl., automatic. PS. blue v Orange w th sadf^le 'itenor 6 cv' «iutom,,i nut trees. 28 blueberry 6495457 after 8. niture, household appUances, Marlborough offers a Ijmited secutrity. Available July 1st. miles. Radial tires, much bushes under wire. $74,900. n iL E s n in East Center Street, I8th., 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. work done. $1800, or make an matching Interior. PS. PD Manchester. and lots of miscellaneous number of box stalls. $85 a Call anytime after noon, 646 SUMMER RENTAL, Water­ ITSLCMtorSL Rain date, Sunday, June 19th. Items. June 18Ui A 19th. 9 to 4. front Cottage - On Lake offer. 742-8923. 1965 BARACUDA - Super con­ KING SIZED Bed - Simmons month (or full board. Large 5466. dition. Everything new or Ikider ConetnctioH Beautyrest Mattress, box 45 Kane Road, off Charter (tok lighted ring and trails nearby. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, 70 CHEVY MALIBU $1795 75 DODGE D-200 PICKUP $4095 ‘‘Hr* M ako Street. Variety of glassware, rebuilt. Must be seen. Too h Bolton and frame. Very good GARAGE SALE - Four 5i»-2817 or 2955483. FOUR ROOM Apartment, New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. PARTS Department now open 2 Door Hardtop, V-8, auto., PS, PB Excel*ent y* ton, V-6, PS, PB, 3 speed. 8 ft. box, Adventurer HOUSE CAU8" TAG SALE - Saturday June ceramic pieces, small kitchen many new parts to list. $800. Four bedroom Dutch ». $150, or best offer. families and Mailmam’s Available August 1st. Heat, (tampletely furnished, fully Saturdays. Complete line of condition, low mileage Package. S 16th 10 to 5. 31 Lenox Street. appUances, rugs and mis­ Auxilary. Friday, Saturday, Chrysler parts. Chorches Call 649-7166. FOR SALE OR LEASE Colonial, four bedroom 6462557. RIDING LESSONS - English hot water, appliances, laundry Household and miscellaneous cellaneous. Sunday, June 17tb, 18th, 19th. or Western, all levels. Trail Motors. 6463646. Colonial, both have family 6 4 6 ^ 4 1 2 8 items. Rain or shine. facilities, storage area, gar­ 1965 PLYMOUTH Valiant - WE BUY A SELL furniture. 9 to 5. 70 Otis Street, rear. pony, bu . rides also age. Security deposit. Lease. sandy 74 FORD LTD $3! 74 DODGE 0-200 $4195 6 4 A - 1 9 2 2 Good running condition. Country Squire Wagon, V-A, automatic. PS. PB. rooms and two car gar­ Cash on the line. One piece or TAG SALE - June 18 A 19. Furniture, household items, available. I -5571, anytime. Adults. No pets. $255.6464884, fishing. Centrally located in OLDSMOBILE 1973 Delta 88. TAG SALE - 239 Strickland Moving. Everything must go. Needs work. $300. 649-9869. air. Under 26,000 miles. A real beautyl ages, large lots. an entire houseful. 646-6432. books, houseplants, clothes. 6467268. Lakes Region. $200 weekly, Royal. Four door, air con­ Street, Glastonbury off Books, plants, games, fur­ We also have a good Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. (tall Cromwell, 635-0457, after ditioning power steering, Hebron Avenue', Saturday 10 niture. North Coventry, Love TAG SALE - June 18 and 19,10 Boala-Aceaaaoriaa 48 6:00 p.m. power brakes, new tires, 1973 CHEVROLET Impala. selection of Two F t ^ l y beside Douglas Motors. to 2. Signs posted. Ping pong FIVE R(X)M (three bedroom) Two door, air conditioning, 75 PONTIAC LEMANS $3895 74 CAMARO $3695 Lane off Swamp Road. to 4, at 42 Hawthorn Street. 4 Duplex for rent. Garage. Nice excellent condition. $2,295. homes of various designs, MANCHESTER - Just Usted. table, F v b ^ a re Rotisserie. am/fm stereo, power 2 Door Ha'^dtop, auto . PS. PB, air. AM-FM radio, V-6. sutometic, PS, PB, new tires, gold with Cozy three bedroom Cape. famUy. Waterbed mattress, 1970 SIXTEEN FOOT Jewel. area. Dose to center. Rent MISQUAMICUT - Three 6465375. 'adial tires, copper with brown vinyl Interior. location, and prices. We 85 horsepower Evinrude steering, power brakes, beige vinyl root & matching Interior. Fireplace, formal dining □ MI8C. FOR SALE tools, baby mattress, mUU- $190. Write to Box Y c/o bedroom (tattage. Close to can give secondary finance TAG SALE - Saturday June bike, Avon, books, records, motor, Mastercraft Trailer. 1973 MARQUIS Station Wagon radials. Immaculate. Best room, $36,900. E ast Coast 18,9 to 4 p.m. 23 Fulton Road. TAG SALE - Saturday June Manchester Herald. Security beach. Large private yard. or will trade for single nic-nacks. coffee table, end $1800. Gall after 6 p.m., 646 deposit required. - 9 passenger. Immaculate in­ offer. Call 5265269 after 6 Realty, 5269668, 6469969. Lamps, typewriter stand, 18th, 9 to 4:30. 41 &mtina $225 weekly. 6469918 after p.m. homes, building lots or Artfetoa tor Sato 41 table, and much more. 1041. 5:30. side and out. Excellent clocks, miscellaneous. Drive, Manchester. Off land. BY OWNER - Three bedroom Keeney Street. "Veal’s”. THREE ROOM Apariment - mechanical condition. Air CHORCHES MOTORS, INQa PERSIAN RUGS -10 x 14 Ker­ TAG SALE - Lamps, fur­ conditioning. Stereo, power Trucka lor Bala 03 Condominium. Four TAG SALE - Saturday A Sun­ Qardan Products 47 Heat, hot water, stove, CAPE COD - Dennisport. man, 10 X 14 Kassan, 9 x 12 niture, draperies, household steering, power windows and Authortaed Deqler Caff bathrooms, finished rec room, day. 105. Dishes, Nortake- TAG SALE - AnUques, snow refrigerator. Wall to wall Three bedroom Cottage. All air conditioning, fully Boitiara, 8 x 10 Tabriz. Also blower, grill, oak chairs, items, clocks, antiques, pain­ carpet. $185. Centrally conveniences. Vacancy June seats. Roof rack. Phone 289- 1971 JE E P WAGONEER - 4 PETERM/W REALTY Nippon. Fireplace screen, and tings, clothing. June 17th, PICK YOUR Strawberries at 6760. wheel drive. Power steering carpeted, gas heat, all few Oriental designs. much more. 17 South Road, children’s furniture and toys. Buckland Street, Manchester, located. No pets. Adults only. 18th to July 2nd. deduced CHRYSLER A N D B U U M G C a appliances, ^ ,9 0 0 . 8 B Am­ Reasonable prices. 643-9W4. 62 Somerset Drive. 9 to 4. isin,18ttt, 19th,i9tn, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 89 Security deposit, (jail 6467m. rates. 6462823 after 6. and power brakes. Very clean. Bolton. Richmond Drive, Manchester. Conn. Follow signs from TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- $ i m Call 6466635. 649-M4M or 844-86M bassador Drive. CaU for ap­ June 18th. Caldors. pointment, 646-4096. SUB-LET - Six room Duplex. COLUMBIA LAKE - Four 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 80 Oakland St., Manchester 643-2791 Security deposit required, Room Cottage. Modern car. Asking $2550. 6464938. 1968 CHEVY CST pickup. 8’ STRAWBERRIES - Pick your Style body. Good condition. own. F ree container. No (tall between 4 - 8 p.m. 646 facilities. Boaf Reasonable Prime office location. 349 East Center MANCHESTER 1662. rate, (tall 2263803. 1976 HORNET - 4 door. $745. Call 649-8215. BUSINESS & SERVICE children under 14. Open 8 to 8. Automatic: power steering, Street, Manchester. Ideal for professional Clark Street, South Windsor air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best (off Burnham Street). ATTRACTIVE Three room Autos For Bala 01 Autos For Balo 01 or _ business use. 2nd floor apartment. Apartment - Stove, offer. 2867035. Priced to sell. Low |Ms. Financing RANCH refrigerator, heat, electricity, available. CaU weekdays 9 to 5, M7-9903; Ehctra nice six room Ranch. Three bedrooms, large Andquaa 48 references. No pets. $165.646 evenings and weekends, 649-1421. living room with fireplace, carpeting, patio, gar­ 3167, 2263540. age. A great value at WANTED Antioue furniture, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or SUB-LET - One bedroom *36,900 other antique items. R. apartment. Air conditioning, Harrison, 643^09. carpetiita, dishwasher. Parking. Good location. ^ Sarvfcaa ONaratf SwvtoM OHand I f BulUIng-ContneUng 33 SooSng-SIdlng-Chlmnar 34 WANTED - Old toys, post monthly. Available July 1st. 872-2846, 8763128. WMREN L HOWUND WILL CARE FOR your child cards, steins, stringed in­ 3 BEDROOMS-----*38,900 R aaltora CAM TREE Service - Free WES ROBBINS carpentry BIDWELL Home Improve­ struments, paintings, fur­ NEW 643-1101 in my home. Includes meals, MANCHESTER - Newer 1977 NEW 1977 6 Room Capo In Convonlont Locatton. large yard. Wickham Park estimates, discount senior remodeling specialist. Ad­ ment Co. Expert installation niture, clocks, advertising citizens. CoWiphny ditions, rec rooms, dormers, of aluminum siding, gutters items, outright purchase, con-, Three Bedroom Duplex. Cen­ OLDSMOBILES area. Call 2862371. tral location. 1 1/2 baths. OLDSMBBILES Dining rotm, oat In kltchon, living room with OPEN HOUSE - 78 Manchester owned and built-ins, bathrooms, and trims. Roofing i i^ lia - signments. 644-ft962. operated. Call 6461^. Appliances. Basement and at­ lirat>laco, baaamont roc room with bar. Greenwood Drive, Saturday BRICK, BLOCK, Stone kitchens, 6463446. tion and repairs. 6495495,876 IN STOCKI ON THE 9109. WANTED - Hummels, Docks, tic storage. No pets. $285. Call and Sunday, June 18th and Fireplaces, concrete. 6467684. 19th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Six Chimney repairs. No job too CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ WAYI STOP COLUCTINO RENT Painting-Paparing Homes, Additions, Repairs, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, tings, Dolls, Stringed room Cape. Two full baths, *29,999 small. Save. Call 6 4 4 -^ for 33 CENTRAL , MODERN possible fourth bedroom, estimates. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, roofing, storm windows, aw­ Instrum ents. 646-2690 REGEIPTS-CAU FOR AN Compact four room PAINTING - interior and 3462009. nings. Quality workmanship, (anytime). Apartments - In two family large treed lot. All appliances homes. 2 bedroom duplex, DON’T MISS SCRANTON MOTORS OLDSMOBILE FULL HOUSE SALE! including the dishwasher. Ranch with one room EXPERT TREE Removal - exterior, paperhanging, free estimates. Fully insured. finished in basement. excellent work. References. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 8725187, 6463417. 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter $250. 1 bedroom first floor, APPOINTMENT TO SEE THIS Many extras. $38,900. No Free estimates. Insured. $220, with heat, appliance and agents. Working Manchester area for Free estimates. Fully in­ new homes custom built, Tires ■ In good condition, and Starts Today! sured. Martin Mattson, 6 ^ remodeled, additions, rec SPECIALIZING cleaning and reasonably priced. Call 646 parking. Norman Hohenthal, EXAMPLE; Now 1977 FINE HOME TOOAVI over eif^t years. Reasonable. 6461166. Hurry — Save! MAGNIFICENT Custom built Call, Al-State Tree Elzpert 4431. rooms, garages, kitchens repairing chimneys, roofs, 4739. remodeled, bath tile, cement new roofs. Free estimates. 30 OLDS CUTLASS early American Dutch Co., 7425891. MANCHESTER - Five large U iad C yi Used Cars J a m e s Quigley, Colonial surrounded by three QUALITY PAINTING and work. Steps, dormers. Years Experience. Howley, VIOLIN 1720 - Guernerlus Paper Haiulng by Willis Residential or commercial. 6465361; Copy by Jean Gosselin, 1850 rooms, barn, $240 with heat. Coupe wooded areas and spring fed *39,999 ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars Immediate. Mr. Frechette 77 OLDS DELTA 88 74 DATSUN 260Z REALTOR pond. Beamed ceilings, slate and attics. Moving large Schultz. Fully insured, Call 6464291. excellent condition. Restored v-a. •ulomatki, PB, PB, 2,000 rnlKt. Six room Cape with ROOFER WILL Install roof 6464144. 4 ipccd, new radial tlrea, AM/FM radio, low 6 4 9 - 0 7 1 9 and wide board floors and appliances, also stone or loam references. 6464343. by Theo. Powell, Bethel, mileage. front dormers. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY siding or gutters for low dis­ Conn. No bow. Call 568-5456. SB more highlight this unique delivered. 6461775 or 644-9532. FOUR ROOM A partm ent 598 home. East Coast Realty, ^ Fireplace, attached gar­ HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Carpentry and general con­ count price. Call Ken at 647- 77 DLDS DMEBA $4395 MAN - For heavy work in fer- painted for $lS0-$200 by tracting. Residential and 1566. with heat. No pets. Adults. y-8, euto., P8. PB. bucket eetta, ooneole, e/o, 2,- 9668, evenings, 6462616. age, walk-out basement, Security. Call after 4,649-0459. 73 GRAN PRIX COVENTRY - Only $28,900. tilizer...... t. plant. Jt Job involves scheduling now. Professional commercial. Whether it be a 000 mllee. W A O flA V-6, auto.. P8. PB, air, bucket taata, conaola. private lot. Vacant. □ RENTALS vinyl roof, alarao radio, radial Urea. Low. low Three bedroom Cape, handlirg and stacking fer­ considers any lob. 286^87, small repair job, a custom Have we helped you Owner will trade. evenings or weekends, Don. .* built home or anything, in FOUR ROOMS - Tile bath. 75 CUSTOM CRUISEII mllaa. Excellent condition. fireplace, newly remodeled. tilizer bags. Must be in good Iately7...call 643-2711. Heat, hot water included. physical condition. Phone Mr. between, call 64613n. SWIon Wagon, V-4, automatlo. PS, PB, air, $3685 1/4 acre. Lessenger Sells, 646 W h a t I s Rooms tor Root 83 Adults. Security. References. powar windowa, powar aaata, tut wbaal. 8713, 4269291. HiU, 6435644. PAPER HANGING Expert. stock #1321, Tinted glass, air con­ 73 FORD WAQON Your average paper, in FOR ALL your Dry Wall HaaUng-PlumUng 35 No pets. Parking. Across from the rec. 11 1/2 School 84990 ditioning, 350 V-8, automatic, wheel dis­ V-8, automatic tranamltalon, powar •tearing, VINYL REPAIR - We can fU av erag e room , $30. Mr. needs - Drobiak Dry Wall ROOM FOR Rent - Non- SALE powar brakaa, air conditioning. TOLLAND - Beautiful eight smoker, middle age Street. 70 OLDS 98 cs, whitewalls, AM radio and all standard sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Richman, 6463864. Company, 575 Center Street, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Luxury Coupa. All luxury aqulpmant IndudlrM room Colonial. 2 1/2 baths *47,999 gentlemen preferred - Call equipment Including power steering, PRICE * 5 6 4 5 82995 four bedrooms, formal dining, (ioSw islray^ ? need - for expensive Manchester. Call 6468882. cleaned with electric cutters, powar windowa. powar aaala. Sit vrilaal, crulaa Benton Street. Two after 6, 643-1620. ANDOVER - Furnished m tro l, itarao, datoggar, NADA Ralall I66M. power brakes, etc. EPA: 21 Hwy, 16 City. garage, 13/4 kcres. Near I-W. recovering. 5665878. PROFESSIONAL Painting - ^ professionals. McKinney Indudee FrelghI 6 Peeler Prep 73 OLDS DELTA 88 Family flat with new Interior and Exterior. NEWTON SMITH ^ Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ summer rental. July, August, Bpaelal Thia Waak... t lllllil Royal, 4 Door, V-6, auto., P8, PB, completely ^ ,900. Lessenger Sells, 646 LARGE, CLEAN Room. On September. Five rooms on reconditioned, a/c, new tlrea. (2 to chooaa Iroi^. 8713, 4269291. heating systems. REWEAVING burns, holes. Commercial and residential. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec pany, 643-5308. Franklin stoves, 2-car Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Free estimates. Fully in­ rooms. No job too Bmall.3646 Woodbridge Street, bus line. Bird Sactuary. References 70 MOim CARLO^ EXAMPLE; Now 1977 required. $140 monthly. 742- Landau, V-8, auto., PS, PB, air, AM/FM itarao Wlqdow shades, Venetian sured. 6464879. 3144. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet $20 per week. Parking. Call EIGHT ROOM Colonial with garage, one apartment 643-9120 before 7 p.m. 91OT. radio, tut wbaot, orulao control, power wtndovra, 72 CHEVY MALIBu’ ^ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. repairs, plugged drains, 38,000 mlloa. e J i l M I OLDS VISTA CRUISER V-8, auto., P8, PB, vinyl roof, excellent condition. oversized 2 car garage. Large vacant. Excellent In­ J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior kitchen faucets replaced, airy rooms, natural Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 646 CARPENTRY, Custom come producer. 5221. and Exterior Painting, Houses - Addditions, garages, repaired. Rec rooms, DESIRABLE SINGLE Room TWO AND HALF Rooms - StaUon Wagon toil <11 n n a* V-8, automatic. PS, PB De Rocco, Belflore Agency, Street. Moderate rent. Call Security. References. Lease. Iniulgpray fo«m InsuUtfon M l y o u r Painting - Insured. Good 6469658. oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar­ Estimate gladly given. M & M 647-1413, • - ior cooUrtummm, wgrintr 6464846. $155. (tall after 6 p.m. 646 $1895 h o u iN wUh p ro te ctio n wintm and IcM co

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5 Girl (el.) Aulo* For S»l9 t1 AiMMtarSaf* i t AuKM F o r Solo i t Autoa F o r Solo I t 6 Deprive of I Antalopai lensetlon 6 BIta 7 Old-womenlih HOW CAN you 9 Saxlaai 8 Merchendiae :\ Dear Abby parson 10 Show tHPfier Tlo 12 Sleam bath appreciation 13 Empower 11 Mixed (prtf.j By Abigail Van Buren 14 New York 12 Ltglilativa gecOM ff FAMOUS > State city body SALE! 16 Luciftr 16 Inipire H A v C N ' T 18 Sounded horn 17 Tala 19 Flying liucer 19 Mormon State DEAR ABBY: I m a I6-year-old girl >vith lota of friends, (abbr.) On 1976 20 Risp □ □ □ ■ a D D D Q BkCN iNVfiMreD and my problem ie that guys are always hassling me 22 Punlihing 24 Noun lutflx 21 Auriculer □ acil □□□[:]□ because 1 don.t want to have sex. Some of my girl friends 23 Move latlly 36 Come out Y B T i Ghrythr Gonioration say if 1 don’t do it before I’m 16, I’ll wind up being a lesbian. 26 Prealdtnt of Normandy Yugoslavia 26 Tree kind jpl.) 39 Bslincs books I can t say I m afraid of getting pregnant because I could 27 Reiurface 28 Feer |Fr.) 41 Exclamation Inviilon day • Tiiiiitusp«a)i get the Pill or I could use some other method. G a n WHh 29 F ilit name 30 Metal droii ofdiiguit Born Please give me some reasons that they will listen to 31 Percuiilon In- 32 Surface Same (prslix) Thank you. itrumant 42 Unbalencsd W M vop coating 43 More uncivil Dsuttchland HASSLED 36 Jtertd CHRYSLER’S UNEXCELLED 18 MONTH 37 Graphic 33 Spike 45 Evergreen tree (Abbr.) 38 South Pacific 34 Cooling drinki 48 Smell amount Type of poem Mlck«y Finn — Morris Woltt HEX PID I EVH 5 a O T A F U N N y DEAR HASSLED: What's wrong with the truth? Tell Island group 1 T E U - ^ O U T H E FEELINQ I DIDN'T UNLIMITED MILEARE WARRANTYI them you do not want to get Into sex now. Apd please 40 Ancient r 3 4 6 6 7 6 o o K E a b o u t :.. don't feel that you have to explain or make apologies for writing SCOTTY-WHAT ABOUT Moat can hava air condWonlna. wtomaHo tranamlaalon, powar ataarlng, powar brakaa, vinyl $ 10 11 12 THE A B . L ? — THE your dedsion. MANY girls your age and older choose NOT 41 Egypt (abbr.) STAMP WAS STOLEN roof, Nntad glaaa, wMtawaH ttraa and many olhar axtraa too numaroua to manHon. to Indulge In aex because they feel Ul-equipped to handle It 44 Arise (2 wdi.) 13 14 16 FROM THE BRITISH r emotionally. I say, good for them. The poorest reason for 46 Intermediate CROWN COLLECTtONi 16 17 doing something is because you're afraid of what others (prefix) ■ 1 1978 PLYMOUTH 1870 PLYMOUTH 1878 DODBE might think. (P.S. And your friends who say, "If you don't 47 Moroie 19 20 have aex before you're 16, yonH wind up a lesbian" don't 49 Performed ■ ■ Toifrreia enew 26 Y3VWOTTA FURY SALON ORAN FURY CUSTOM MONACO ROYAL know what they're talking about.) 28 61 In iKluilon ” ■ 4 Door Sedan. 318 anslne 360 angina. 4 Door Sedan. 360 engine. 63 Anil 29 to 31 32 33 34 DEAR ABBY; I saw an ad in a New York newspaper ■ ,vUu.' 57 Mediterranean 36 that read as follows: “Marijuana cannot be sold through tailing vtiiel 36 • 3 B 9 5 * 3 9 0 8 * 3 9 9 8 the mails, but 'm ass’ can. Send S5 for a full quarter-ounce." 66 Tinttlrzad 30 39 cAAUU (3 to chooM from) leen t a $5 biU together with my name and address, and I 69 Oak ■ 60 Long ago 41 42 received in return a quarter-ounce of LAWN CLIPPINGSI 1 ■ ■ This is clearly a fraudulent scheme. How can I get my 47 SO Autom oOro Sarvtee It AutomoUvo Servfee money back? ■ 66 AutomoOvo Sotvieo 66 51 Ruffled Crochet “HAD": FIRE ISLAND 1 Command to 62 63 54 66 66 ELM MOTORS - Toyota. Dat- • horsa 67 66 Priecllla’e Pop — Al Vermeer sun specialists, factory f DEAR HAD: I think y o u i^ u ld be wiee to write it off as 2 Rellgioui trained, one day service, 114 titter 69 60 KEEP YDUR COOLI a "cheap lesson.” Don't expect to And an honeat dealer in a l7 Blast Main Stit*t, Rockville. crooked deal. 3 One |Sp.) r NEED SOME T STUART'S LIVING HCW CAN I WELL, AS I WAS 871-1617. Now la the time to check and racondMon your 1977 CHRYSLER CORDORA 4 Underwater (NfWtFAPIR INTIRPftItl A tiN ) MATURE ADVICE ) •hipi IN A FANTASY 3 SNAP HIM OUT SAYING- TO OLD 084*8 Air Conditioning Syatam. DEAR ABBY: Our 14-year-old eon ie our problem. He FROM A LEVEL- ^ V/ORLD WITH HIS OF IT? PAINT JUST Motorcycfea-Sfcycfet 64 SPECIAL 8 1 7 « I Air conditioning, automatic, power steering, has always been a good boy and a good student, but he is HEADED OLDER TENNIS BALL AND THIS MORNING"' raiSIKMIH power brakes, vinyl roof, AM/FM radio, electric an Introvert. He has no friends and claims he doesn't want PERSON, PRISCILLA.' LIBRARY STEPS ! TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville windows, radial tires. (Used.) any. 750. 8000 miles, oil cooler and List Pries NSW $6850 He is sarcastic and arrogant, shows no affection and rack. $1,750. 2894042. CATALANO'S AUTO SALES seems to want none. Win at Bridge 371 MAIN 8T. Our ^ could be very good-looking, but over the years he has 6 4 6 ^ 2 2 MANCHESTER, CONN. 646^322 Spsclal gained so much weight he now refuses to weigh tiimself. ★ ★ Pries * 8 7 9 8 He pretends he doesn't care how he looks, and he continues South overcomes trump iead c ^ l HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 to grow fatter. V ■ FX-1200 - Built by factory We have begged and bribed him, but he doesn’t listen. East had done his best to NORTH avoid Uiis by throwing the engineer. Branco heads. He's an only child, and it’s breaking my heart. Please help AKQ9 Barnett clutch, aluminum me. eight of clubs on the Uiird rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ Truefts ter Sate 62 T ruekt for Sate 62 V53 trump lead so as to keep Uuit DETROIT e A J62 buretor, balanced blue printed 1978 D0D8E VAN « K 10 3 2 fifth heart in his hand, but this motor and transmission. 646- DODGE 1/2 ton pickup with 1973 GMC 1/2 Ton pickup - 8 1978 VALIANT did him no good at all. When Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Body Cap. Low mileage, 12 passenger, 316 engine, air DEAR DETROIT: An obese child ie an unhappy child 7732. foot fleetside. Power steering, 4 Door Sedan. 6 cylinder, East led that fifUi heart, South excellent condition. Can be brakes. Heavy duty package. conditioning, automatic, m ^ who Ii asking for help. He's built a wall of fat around WEST EAST radio, standard shift, power just chucked his singleton DRIVE OUT LAKE HOLD IT'. THAT SH H l RELAY. EASY! THEY STILL OKAY! WE’LL seen at 21 Sunset Terrace, Radio. Green. Can be seen power steering,. power himself to keep others from getting close enough to A543 A72 steering, 29,000 miles. club. SHORE ROAPl LET PRACTICALLY PUTS THINK I ’M WITH THEM- REM EM BER T FOLLOW YOUR ★ ★ Vernon. daily in Manchester. Call 455- brakes, radio, very clean. ^ S M * 3 3 9 8 discover his imperfections (We all have them.) He needs W 1 0 8 VQJ072 YOUR SECRETARY the m o n ey iw y o u r L GUARANTEE WE’LL SET McKEE INSTRUCTIONS! 9373, evenings. professional help. Start with your family doctor, and don't ♦ 875 ♦ KQ9 Now if East led a diamond, OFF AT 0REEW- HANDS BEFORE WE BACK SAFELY 1 put it off. «JB764 *AQ8 South would lose just one dia­ WOOD TRAIL WITH KNOW MCKEE’S Autos For Sate 6f Autot For Sate Autos F o r Solo I t SOUTH (D) mond trick. If he led a club It . THE RAN50M1 SAFEI « A J 10 8 6 would set up dummy's king 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARI 1 CONFIDENTIAL TO “PLEASINGLY PLUMP AT V AK64 and again ^ t h would lose THE BANK": Your normal weight at age 25 should be ♦ 10 4 3 just one diamond trick. Eitber CUSTOM 4-DOOR your weight for the rest of your life. How does that grab *5 way, SouUi was sure of 10 you? Both vulnerable 6 cylinder, automatic, power tricks. steering, radio, air con­ Wext North Eeit South ditioning, tinted glass, 1 A whitewall tires, vinyl roof. Astro-graph Pass 2 A Pass 2 0 A Colorado reader wants to Carries balance of Chrysler Pass 4 A Pass Pass warranty. (Used) know what you respond to By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Pass partner’s one-spade opening List Price New 35340 Opening lead — 5 A Our bid with: AAKV6432 A8653AKJ7. 2694 libra (S ept 23-Oct. 23) Depar­ We respond one notrump in Alley Oop — Dave Graue The ruffled trim pves ’4 4 9 8 ting from lessons learned from By Oswald & James Jacoby experience could temporarily spite of the 11 high-card this crocheted blouse a - . soft and feminine look. M H f f f Impede your progress. This Is The trump lead made it Im­ points. We aren’t proud of this W 4 A T ^ mNNIt4*AWttr FpirY OOraiiXilQ^ not a day to experiment. possible for South to ruff two response, but can’t find a C'MON BAOC HERE AOS' n No. 2694 has crochet YDOYELXA-BELU directions for Sizes 8>20 SCORPIO (O ct 24-Nov. 22) In 1 in dummy. Every card better one. GALUMP- inclusive. Juno 1 8 ,1 9 7 7 commercial situations today you was wrong in the side suits, (D o y o u have a quaallon tor TR ORDER, mU 79$ fir tack Ml- You could conceive of a project tend to let the other party gain yet South found a play for his the experts? Write "Ask the 2Si ftr p t f ^ rH thia coming year that has the upper hand. You open contract in spite of the Jacobys" care of th is MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, INC. newspaper. The Jacobys will elements of real promise. It strong, but fade In the clutch. bludgeonings of chance., ANNt CA8 0 T might teat your patience He won the lead In durhmy, answer Individual questions II ■ancvwuiuf awran^ ^mwm SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. stamped, aall-addressed 11M Ava. of AmarkM I Route 83 (Talcottrille) Phone 643-2708 because the returns are alow, 21) Rather than being satisfied cashed the ace and king of Now Yerli. N.V. 108M but they ahould prove steady. envelopes are enclosed. The with the good things you have to­ hearts, ruffed a heart, drew most interesting questions w ill day. you yearn for something trumps, led his last heart to be used In this column and w ill S!i iTsbii'aL,!"* 1077 better. This will only lead to dis­ catch ^ t in an end play at receive copies of JACOBY GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your appointment. 1977 ALBUM with a bound- mate may not be as realistic to­ trick seven. MODERN.) in “All-Season Gift Book" MATADOR day in money matters as you are. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) of 24-pages! Price...92.00. Don't leave your checkbook In You might be compelled to make AUO THESE BOOKS AT St.2S UCH. his or her custody. To find out a decision today that seems C lini>YWtAiBc.TM Rsg US 1*11 Oft N«. i-110-RlUE RIIROH OUILTS. Berry’s World. CtatiJal tlittta Irntj oeOts. more about yourself send for stern to those Involved. Letting 17-WILTS ON PAIADL your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. sentiment cloud the picture will OirtetiM] fer sixttM Milts. DONT Mali 50 cents for each and a r^in its effectiveness. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Nt. 0-110~6RAN0H0THErS FLOW­ long, self-addressed, stamped ER OUILTS. 10 fmhutitt Hilti. PASS AQUARIUS (Jin. 20-Peb. 19) envelope to Astro-Graph. P.O. One who Is jealous may Pfl 0-11* - AMERICA'S FAVORITE THIS Box 469. Radio City Station. N.Y. f U H - , A A V P O O R ...LOST AF6HANS. A fetMtifil MketlM. downgrade your efforts today. NUN... FRED / m i AT NC tIM-MAKI A 6IFT. Mmtv DEAL 10019. Be sure to specify your Don't let this disturb you If you HIS birth sign. h a p p e n e d fim ftr fritiis am ftMlfv. UP. know you've done your very iBtS NEW YOKK STOCK EXCHAftec LUNCH T O N iA A 5 7 CANCER (June 21-July 22) best. PAIL.L. Look out tor your self-interests PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) today In a manner that measures Bear in mind that your true up to your high ideals and stan* Afoforc)rcf8t-B/efcl9t 64 ...... Oedkatedtothe friends admire you for what you darda. Anything less will spawn are. It's unnecessary to put on regrets. TUAHK YOU FOR E quipped W ith airs or create lllusiona. NOT WHIMPSkltta HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, 360 V-8 LEO (Jufy 23-Aug. 22) Not all Auto. Trant. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) Be­ excellent condition, many your friends should be privy to ing too ambivalent Is no way to extras. Exceptionally good Wood Qraln SIdoo your secrets today. Be dis­ Powor StMTing BUICK ELECTRA handle those under your wing to­ performance since purchased reg. lists for $6239. criminating enough to know who day. You can't be too firm on one Powor Brakot you can trust and who you can't. new. $500. Call 646-5840 after Air Condlttofllng LIMITED COUPE hand — or overly lenient on the 4:30 p.m. Powar Taitgata VIRGO (Aug. 2 3-8ept. 22) other. Roof Rack Loaded Including power You're optimistic today regar­ TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20) In a MOTORCYCLE fNSURANCE H.O. Suapanalon steering, power brakes, power ding your ability to cope with - Lowest Rates Available! Stytad Road Whaafi windows, power seats, power matter where something of value challenging situations. You is at stake today there's a Immediate binding authority WhHa Stdawan Tlraa door locke, air condlUonIng, should be. but leave some Born Loser — Art Sansom Sunny Day Option. Qarke In­ Indfv. Saqts margin for error. possibility the other party is not Sim ilar To PIctura *5656 stereo tape and morel as ethical as yourself. Be alert. surance Agency, 643-1126. tax-reg. not Included SALE (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Rstri ’90U,$5 PRICE Idoessw/XJULPOU-i 1975 PUCH 175cc - Very good *7664 meahostauiafreak:.^ condition. Best reasonable Bugs Bunny — Hulmdahl and Stoflal offer. 846-2464, after 3 p.m. 1977 RUICKE87A7E WAGON 1977 RUICK REQAL 1977byNEX.Yc. USED C M SPECIALS TRUIMPH Bonneville - 650. ENJOYING ) HOWEVER, TH' Excellent scooter. Will dis­ THE FOOQ /, Da/ILED EGGS cuss price. Stock with extras Bu g s .'? NEED A U 'L MORE. Call anytime, 568-2316. 1 977 FORD SEASONIN', AN’ TH' 1976 6REMLIN Our Boarding House — Carrol A McCormick MAVERICK 6 Cyl.. 3 8 p««l, RldlO, M , #1341. CAVIAR'S A 1975 HONDA CB 360 T-1200 8 Cyl, AT, PS. PB. Vinyl Roof And Only 7.000 MITE SALTY.' miles. Includes bell and MIIOLlSaiS. helmet. Excellent condition. «»*27SS A W ) (f CReePSf COME o u t r m f r b e NO 2-Door Coupe, 350 V-8, turbohydramatic, powar COM IN V EMFLOVEP LONG ENOUGH TO ■ Call 643-5182. Loaded Including Limited Package. TOBLEM! SPECIAL•3705 steering, power brakes, air conditioning, AM/FM OUT/ THEY S CAST A BHACVW BUT IMAV I CAN 1973 HONDA 350. Four stereo, chrome wheels, landau top ahd morel OUT TUB STN m !;. LDB cylinder, new exhaust system, ANYONE -i---. - - MORTARS tires, clutch, cable, chain and RetaH »89ie.75 I jJ J j * 7 4 9 6 y WIS CdULP BE Aiy MAN NtTW/ FROM tune up. Two helmets. $800. (total'6lt2.$5 S lifE * 5 9 4 2 HURT.' ^ DN THE OTHER HAND, IT MAY THF 643-lSOft after 4:30. 1975 CAMARD .1973 CHEVR0LE7 BE A t r a p .' HUBCAPS Ovk Bluo. V-S, AT. PS. P8 . Slurp. 17419. 4 Dr. Dwk Qrotn, V-S, AT, P8 , PB, Air. M023. / Heathclitt. This Funny World 1975 HARLEY Davidson XLCH. Custom paint job, low mileage. $2800. Call 742-9426 SPECIAL ^ 3 d i B 8 . n r *2395 1977 RUICK ELEC7RA 1977 RUICK LeSABRE after 4 p.m. LIMITED COUPE 1976 CB 360T HONDA Two months old. Less than 300 VEIERINARIAN f a miles. Excellent condition. 1973 OLDS Call Bill after 5:30, 742-8230. 1972 BUICK CUTLASS 1976 HONDA MR175. D irti Bluo. 2 Dr., V.S, AT, P8, Air. Moo Cor. S K 7 LA R K Elsonore. Excellent condi­ 15407. Qoid Finish. 2 Or. Hardtop, V-6. AT. PS. PB tion. $750 Boots and helmet in­ 14045 cluded. 568-4239. ONLY*2005 2-Door Custom Coupe, 350, V-8, turbohydramatio ONLY*2295 Absolutely loaded car Including sunroofi transmission, power steering, power brakes, air con­ Comport-Trollort ditioning, chrome wheels, landau top and moral Moblio Homot 66 wEFINiTEL'y NO PROBLEM= O ^/torkU he.TM IV9 iliF»» ______6-/7 18’ CAMPER trailer - single axle, excellent condition. IMall <10,6ms M ce * 8 7 8 8 Ratal •7134.15 “Ik Eleven years old. $1,500. Call *6640 742-893.. Short Riba — Frank Hill M I C K E Y ’S BiLLDAVey FAN -17’. 1965 Travel Trailer t ^ O O o ^ FL t h a t l a s t s n a k e ' ^ CHAjfMEg KEEPS Self contained. Sleeps four ^ •__ REPEATINSON AAE. Awning room hitch, frame MOTOR S A L E S n equalirer-stabilizer bars, con- WEST ROAD Vr M ILUN&70N CHARTER OAK BUICK ______V vw™ ^olSj^irrors, extras. $1850. t75-2ka9 gltnMcNa^8y4..bc. American 81 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER PUIAIKIA4. ABBAMeatMHTf...eaT ^ It 93 off l-M & Route 16, Next to Agwayi one block from “Couldn't we just carry a Thermos like other people?" SMALL CAMP Trailer. Sleeps r lYENINOt'mfPM ----- 1 i four, no utilities, tent add a I J e e p Caldor'e, juat 8 mlnutea from Downtown Hailford. room. Easy tow with small IllPHIW in.'HIHIlitliiHinfW lI ^ YW/U. H/WS 1b OPW WIWR THAN tH A T .'' cars. Secure, comfortable, (Op«n Evmingg) 640-4571 tight. $450. 649-7688. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977 Obituaries ] Rocket Manche»ter ^ llce report ) CRCOG priorities •MnnrheHer Evening Herald • For Mrs. Miidreci L. Ladone pioneer Police arrested a 15-year-old male cars parked in the lot. One was youth Thursday on charges of risk of owned by Niki A. Kozikowski of Home Delivery Mrs. Mildred Louise Ladone. 77, of set for projects injury to a minor and indecent Coventry. The other was uniden­ Phone 647-9946 238 Skinner Rd., Vernon, formerly of dies at 65 exposure. Manchester, died Thursday at tified. Both cars were unoccupied at WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wernher The arrest was in connection with the time. Boushee was released on EAST HARTFORD) Rockville General Hospital. She was The Policy Board of the Capitol receive funding. iKmmm von Braun, the German-born scien­ an incident involving an 8-year-old $100 bond for court June 28. PR IC E - FIFTEEN rFNTutKliirti‘$ Si/gguM RtW l Pilot. I Crossroads, Glo, Roper, Caloric, Country Squire. All Sale WNS John McGrath Memorial Scholarship- Joseph ComarottI,, Russell Joseph Holmes, Denise Anne Howe, Marie Vintage Homes overwhelmed Rotary 12-2 Wednesday Manchester’s drug infor­ Longelosl, Robert Cooqey, Philip Corbin TOMMY DORSEY ORCH. Priced! Scott Pazary. ^ Frances Howe, Kimberly D. Jean, Joan night at McAuliffe Park. MNtar IBs dlfoSPN «f mation and counseling Daniel S. Cormier, Dorothy Marie Cran­ Marie Jensen, Patrica Eileen Jobes, Kerry McGuire Scholarship — Richard dall. In the farm league. Vintage Homes edged past Rotary lUDOYMOfUlOW center on Park St., is in FORMCRLY Lewis. / Carol Ann Kandrysawtz. N O R M A irt 9-8. Exchange beat Hose Co. 12-3. NUNCHESTER HKH SCHOOL need of four couches to Nebraska Wesleyan University Russell F. Croft, Jean D. Cullen, Susan Joan Ann Kapa, Joshua Joseph LOCATION "inouiimiNuiuciiuti, F. Cushman, Linda Ann Czaikowskl, Thursday night. Hose Co. 2 blanked Capitol Crane 5-0. refurnish its living room. Plainsman Scholarship — John Tuller. Kapelner, Irene T. Kasimis, Steven THORS., JUNE 23rd-SP.il IIWIHIICUI). IIIKIKH HWiS, Katherine Ann Dagon, Mark A. Davis, Exchange edged Dworin Chevrolet 7-5. Anyone having such fur­ fiieUjwt* PHONE CUIEHIIlKWMDMIMCUieUt Reverend John O’Mara Scholarship — Michael Kearns, Rutbanne Kenney, DONijlTION 88 Par Paraon IMI) Lanlta M. Dean, Mary Louise Decker, In the farm league. Hose Co. beat St. Mary’s 12-5 and niture to donate may con­ 007-9097 Rebecca Pelletier. Cheryl Lynn King, Carol Klngsmore, Tlckaia avallabla: 167 Main SL, Manchaatar mium mimm HNIIHMilMICIEMT." Mary J. Decozlo, Deborah Svea DeFalco. lOOF roared ahead of Dworin Chevrolet 25-7. CATAL06 AUDIO James Kishlmoto, Joseph Kishlmoto, or at Knlghto of Columbua tact Crossroads at 646-2015. CORNER OF MCKEE ST. END OF KEENEY ^kLrmi lllll'lll■tli^^■BECH■l■l|lld n uw i.i jtm r Richard H. Giardl Scholarship — Anthony D eFelice, Carol Ann Saturday St. Mary’s will meet lOOF in the stadium at “iiiCKisriii OPEN TONIQHT TIL 0 Richard Lewis. Susan M. Klemyk. Phona 643-onO, 849.8884, 648-8889 ^------END OF KEENEY - AT McKEE ST. SAT. TIL 8 P.M. belGreco, David DellaJLocca, Waldemar Lawrence P. Komarenko, Linda Marie McAuliffe Park.

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HOWTO NEW HORROR High court favors em ployers TUESDAY CLASSIC m y jODiEroaxw WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme Court ruled 7 to member of the World Wide Church of God, who refused to From tho man who mada 2 that employers need not discriminate against some of work on Saturday, his Sabbath. The Little Gir2 Taxaa Chalnaaw Maaaacn (R) their workers merely to accommodate the religious He eventualiy was fired from his job in a TWA’s Who Lives ,O needs of others. overhaul base at Kansas Qty International Airport, which T hursd^’s daily Down The Lane Justice Byron White, speaking for the majority in a is manned 24 hours a day, seven days a week. M»ef manioc 0 his friend. Trans World Airlines case, said the seniority system in a The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decided the com­ Hwy IMII. Itw ifMtMt MMHI. riw Mtiwy .1 AMU ilwilWM In.. union's contract with the company, in itself, represents pany should have done more to help Hardison. TWA and Regular weekly "a significant accommodation to the needs, both the International Association of Machinists appealed to 80*Orange-188 religious and secular, of all of TWA’s employes.” the Supreme Court. “The seniority system represents a neutral way of The company and the union argued that the federal law u u n M u n u Plus Co-HH "PSYCHIC KILLER" (R) minimizing the number of occasions when an employe unfairly favors a worker who wants Saturday off to at­ must work on a day that he would prefer to have off.” tend church over one who just wants the day off to go to a White said. football game. Federal civil rights law since 1972 has required HEBE’S AiX YOU DO: employers to make "reasonable accommodations” to V Fishing good • Drive up to the Menu Board And pUc« wooers' religious desires. Firings or refusals to hire for your order over the speakei Tho religions reasons must be justified by a company on the FARMINGTON (U P D - • Sccoodi Uier; pull up to the P kk Up basis of undue hardship to the business. The Farmington River ) ou> nksmoMso Window and your order’s ready Alpha Oihaga But White said Congress did not mean an employer Watershed Association WHY WENDY’S must “deny the shift and job preference of some employes said Thursday conditions OLOFASIOONED f S f ill Inn as well as deprive them of their contractual rights,in are generally good for HAMBUBGEBS TASTE 9 0 GOOD on Route 44A order to accommodate or prefer the religious needs of fishing during the next ST. BRIDGETS BAZAAR others.” seven days but generally !cl m H m m o PIOLUP • Each patty Is M pound pure lean b tei overlooking Bolton Lake The ruling came in the case of Larry Hardison, a poor for canoeine. |T 3 • .1 •. 5 2 8 7 4 4 8 • Every tWndy’s Old Fashlonad IIVINDOW Hamburper Is Individually prepared b r — Entertainment — BIG DRAWING you using only the freshest com m ents, ' STAVmVCHniCAW any one of 256 dlfferenl ways. this Friday & Saturday STRAWBERRY FOW TIE FASTEST • Your order Is never pre-cooked, pre* TOMORROW TAKE OUT SOM CE wrapped, but delivered fresh from JUNE 17 - JUNE 18 Theater schedule SHORTCAKE Stwwcase DU TOWN the grin to you. FESTIVAL Cinemas JOIN THE FUN East Hartford Drive-In — 7:15-9:30 BOLTON INTERSTATE 84 "The Cheerleaders,” 8:45: E X IT Sa “AZURA” UA Theater 2 — "Little Girl CONOnEQATIONAL "Revenge of the Who Lived Down the Lane,” CHURCH S IL V a L A N E ■ i u n m i M $1.00 Admission at tho door R O B B trS STREET •FOOD sFUN •FROLIC w a x x C h e e rle a d ^ ," 10:20 7:15-9:00 JUNE 18th *MENU* A H M H I I m l i IRAA m u East Windsor Drive-In — EAST HARTFORD I This Sunday UA Theater 3 - "The SERVINO 48 P.M. "Little Girl Who Lives Down 56B-BS10 THE SINGLE ...... $ Deep," 7:00-9:15 Tickets Avallabia at 70 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER June 19 the Lane,” 8:45; "Food of the BAnaAmmAnHeEa a quwter pound o( the IrethMl beet Vernon Cine 1 — "The Little Door Gods.” 10:20 Girl Who Lived Down the aa.so til 2:aop.M. THE DOUBLE ...... i n m M i 12:00 - 3:00 m Manchester Drive-In — U n e ." 7:30-9 30 Adults M.50 twice the good neis, a fu l Ka II pound Scratchband "Psychic Killer," 8:35; Vernon Cine 2— “ Wizards,” Und«r-12 '.75 THE TRIPLE...... 989 ELLINGTON RD. - RT. 30 - SO. WINDSOR “Eaten Alive,” 10:00 7:15-9:15 iWOOD/ALLENr the ihiee quulet pound meal on » bun nCKTM UP PICNIC ALL DAY UA Theater 1 — "Heretic,” TREAT DAD! CMUSC AND TOMATO CXTItA FRESH FBOM a d v a n c e t i c k e t s B2.00 THE nan B- Manchtttf Evonlng HoraM [ A N N E FRENCH FRIES...... $2.50 AT TH E GATE ...to the some cmp. Ireih and goitlcn good JUSTFOB C A L L 646-3060 Pub(l»h«cl «v«ry «v*nir>o cxctpl YOU. \cyyiar(sfield ^ tiv e -in Sundwyt And hoHdM EntarAd it th« WENDY'S CHIU ,,., lor Information ManchMtar. Conn. Poet omc« u Se­ HALL’ quality candy ihkii quAbty, loaded with meet Continental Cuisine cond CiMA Man MAtttr. |lNT 3I 8. 228 Stafford Rd.. Willimantic.Conn FROSTY...... W«d. Juno 15th thru Tuoa. Juno 21at Suggested Carrier Rates he enjoyed the dewert Neel thei't tpoonin' thtch PICK PtyAblA In Advtnc* UP-w SInglAcopy...... 15« DRINKS WiAkly...... 90t a s a kid! Small Soft Drinks — , On# month...... S3.90 Lat9« Soft Drinks .... ThrAA montht ...... $11.70 Sli monthf...... $23.40 Tm ...... Ooo ...... $46.00 Father’s M ilk ...... Hot Chocolatt...... m t E B r n i * m MaR RatM Upon R*quMt SubAcrlbATf who faJI to rocotvo T r r Day,"4r Coffet...... - ...... — ...... „ / thoir nowApopor bofort 5:30 p.m. T W C B battle should MAphono tho circulAtlon June 19 m dopATtmonL 047-0946. ‘featyretl Specials" oiT heB rtJ Tnichet slNef •NUT BARK .BUTTER CRUNCH .CHUNK 260 BROAD ST. PNIME R D Of BEEF^BAKED STUFFED SHRIMPS LOBSTER slannj w t . IckiiK*-.— CHOCOLATE • PECAN PATTIES • PEANUT BUTTER Phone 649-5491 KISSES .FUDGE .ASSORTED CHOCOLATES MANCHESTER CHUCK NORRIS A i m i l X a l l • HARD CANDY HAPPY HOUR: DAILY 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. S) 7 T m Karali Wodd Chimpienl Ci::\THEATRES EAST K X ) v m IN THE LOUNGE OmSsikbstsl PLUS RETURN TO MACON COUNTY EAST SIDE OF THE HERETIC(R) -A- Riglitor In our SN ACKBAR for our THE PARKADE IKUTTUaEIMO OAMCm IViRYFRIDAY S SAT. GiVE AWAY ★ imSWWITKUIKtPO) NORTH OF SEARS In The Rafters Lounge •••TRY CHINESE FOOD*** Johnson bato unit AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. THE ELECTRONIC SHOPPE THE DEEP (PQ) CANDIES JOAN JOYCE and the PJ'S BRIN6 DAD TO HOUSE OF CHUN6 ...MADE FRESH DAILYI CM|Mt aiei t Mfiia PLEASE CALLTHEATRE SUNDAY JUNE 19th from 12-9 PM 1569 Main St, WDIimantic FOR SCREEN TWES s o o n a, BOLTON, HASTHIBO CITIC CENTER, MfESTFABBIS MAU WEDDING end BANQUET FACILITIES FOR UP TO 150 PERSONS CHINESE OPEN BUFFET GdUr’i Ginger Massari, Your Hostess OPEN SUNDAYS 12:30-7 PM ALL YOU CAN EAT CLOSED MONDAYS < C s O Children to 12 989 ELLINGTON RD., Route 30 O per parson 'l/g PRICEI South Windsor, Conn. 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V PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. June 17. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., June 17. 1977— PAGE FIVE Open forum litmirbrstrr Eitrinmi Hrralb -.jCT!;ar.!^-:.-'rTrTrr?^ MPOA opposes 1-291 Manchester — A City of Village Charm

Founded Oct. 1, 1881 At a recent meeting, the Manchester Property Owners nominal charge. Students Association (MPOA) expressed its opposition to the M«mt>ef Audit BufMu ol CirculAtton M«mt>«r. united Pf»>$ inttonat The association also questioned the town’s recent revi­ proposed 1-291 highway. Dr. Frederick Spaulding, long an Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. sion of housing figures in an application for a Community opponent of the road, spoke to the group. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. praised Development grant from the federal Department of “The discussion centered on the question of whether or Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Raymond f Rodm ton. Editor>PuCXish#r Harotd E Tutkington. Managing Editor To the editor. not we need such a massive road construction to serve “Who gave Mr. Weiss (Town Manager Robert B. After the beautiful graduation such a small part of the population. ’The MPOA feels that Weiss) authority to tie the town into any agreement with exercises at St. Joseph's Cathedral the federal government should have a consistent policy HUD to provide low income housing? We were very sur­ our son invited the class to our house toward energy conservation and direct this money into Opinion prised that the Board of Directors was very ignorant of for a party. mass transit,” John ’Tucci, the group’s secretary, wrote. Mr. Weiss’ activities.” Tucci wrote. Almost all of the graduation class MPOA did voice support for the 1-84,1-86 connector. It plus turned out! They really know supports a design proposed by Spaulding, which is how to party and have a good time! smaller and less detailed than the one proposed by state officials. ANNOUNCING OUR NEW Even though the weather forced The association also discussed a proposal to tax Case against the party to be inside all night, there vehicles using the town landfill. The town is seeking such was absolutely no rowdyness or any a tax to limit abuses of the landfill by out-of-town SUMMER HOURS bilingualism destruction. vehicles. There were also many offers to The MPOA feels the tax is “very discriminatory” • CLOSED SUNDAYS help clean up afterwards. My hus­ toward business, since businesses do collect their own Spanish-speaking kids leant Writing in Harper’s band and I were tremendously im­ trash. It proposed a sticker for Manchester vehicles at a • OPEN DAILY “substantially less” in school magazine, John R. Silber, pressed and think that this has to say 10 AM to 5:30 PM something for the parents and ECHS. than their English-speaking president of Boston Universi­ • Thors. NItesUISPM Mrs. William Hoch Rebekahs to host visit white counterparts, though on ty, points out that until recent­ 35 Dale Rd. E ffe c ffv a thl$ w M lrm d Sunset Rebekah Lodge ford, district deputy presi­ the average they do learn more ly the United States was unique Manchester will meet Monday at 8 p.m. dent. than blacks. in the world as a very large na­ Puriiin policy at the Marine Corps Home (hmmittee chairpersons This is the finding of the first tion covering a great land on Parker St. for the an­ in charge of the event are The CREEN HOUSE national appraisal of the mass that maintained a single The Herald invites comments in nual visitation of assembly Virginia Keeney and Ber­ 315 BROAD 8T., (AcroM from Pool Otfico) the Open Forum on the issues of the educational performance of national language. The fact officers. nice Cox, reception, and MANCHESTER day; however, letters must be ROTC students spook director in skit Making their annual Ruth Beckwith, PHONE 649-7370 American students with a that a nation of such ethnic limited to 250 words or less in order visitation will be Virginia refreshments. Spanish or “ Hispanic” diversity has not been tom to permit as many people as possible An entertaining part of the Regional Occupational Training Center’s graduation program Firgeleski of Mystic, presi­ Spectators relax in the sun as they watch radio-controlled model boats race off the East heritage, recently released by apart by intercommunal to e.'ipress their views. Letters which Thursday night was Modge Podge, directed by Fran Panaia, which used a “This is your dent of the Rebekah State Hartford shore of the Connecticut River. The Hartford skyline is in the background. life” approach to recounting the trials and tribulations of the center’s first year in its new Assembly, and her staff in­ the federally financed Educa­ violence is almost certainly exceed 250 words will be edited to The AL SIEFFERTS SAY... (Herald photo by Barlow) , facility and climaxing with the presentation of a glass of seltzer to Norman Fendell, direc­ cluding Margaret Tefft of tion Commission of the States. related to its having a single that limit or returned to the sender. tor, seated. Taking part were, from left: Charlie Reilly, Sheba Ward and Greg Chisholm. Bristol, vice-president; While Hispanic students language, he says. (Herald photo by Larson) Volney Tefft, also of ^ ENJOY COOL COOKING make up only about five per “Unlike Canada, Belgium Bristol, grand patriarch, cent of the national student Carter losing clout on Capitol Hill and Burton Lundberg of and other nations with New Milford, grand AND SAVE ENERGY! population, the study could explosive language problems, Democrats have been forced by No (loulits m aster, and his staff. Also, WASHINGTON - (NEA) - In By Martha Angle have far-reaching impact. It the United States has been able warfare or in politics there is no repeated Republican vetoes to trim Nobody owes him a vote; not a Bessie Howe of East Hart- with this and Robert Walter Bloodmobile to visit here was partly on the basis of to sustain its diverse culture better advice than the ancient various appropriations bills below single liemocrat feels obligated to A m ana. the levels originally voted. They had similar findings regarding the within the context of one of­ maxim cited with approval centuries support him on legislation Carter The AL SIEFFERTS expected to make up some of that cares about. As a consequence, some disadvantages suffered by ficial language. Recent ago by Machiavelli; “divide and rule." lost ground when Carter took office. of his substantive proposals are get­ black children that the U.S. Capitol Hill: farmers. Westerners, next Tuesday afternoon Charnas GREAT GIFT MICRO WAVE A d VEN attempts to require bilingual At a recent private White House ting nibbled to pieces by members of But President Carter, in urban Democrats. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be FOR DAD Supreme Court promulgated ballots erode the position of the dinner. House Speaker Tip O’Neill his own party. but also to give their blood to help threatening to veto not one but three Had just one of them been in Manchester Tuesday from 12:30 to ting offered from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. OR MOM its landmark decision out­ conveyed the dismay of his charges those who will be involved in ac­ P national language by assuming major spending bills now wending challenged, the president might have It wasn’t Republican opposition 5:30 p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom, 400 for mothers who must bring their named to Carter and delicately reminded cidents and undergoing surgery. ! W------lawing segregated schools. that it is possible to be a citizen their way through Congress, seems been able to enlist support from that forced Carter to abandon his 350 E. Middle Tpke. children along. RADARANGE the new president that none of his There is no substitute for human ’The need for blood takes no vaca­ Just as that decision led to even if one is literate only in to have forgotten this lesson in his legislators who have no special,stake tax rebate, but resistance by key With the coming of the summer Democratic predecessors had ever blood. No amount of m iracle drugs tion. Donors are urged to keep their to EDC things nobody dreamed of in zeal to promote his own reputation as in the chosen target. Urban Democrats in the Senate. It wasn't vacation period, many additional can be administered to save a life DEMONSTRATION the language of one’s ethnic vetoed the sorts of bills Carter is now appointments for the Bloodmobile. a tight-fisted guardian of the public Democrats, for example, could easi­ Republicans who chipped away at the blood donors will be ne^ed not only when blood is needed. The only 1954, such as forced busing, the group.” challenging. Walk-in donors will be welcome. Robert D. Charnas has SATURDAY purse. ly be persuaded to accept lower farm power the President wanted to give to replace those who will be away. source is the donor who cares enough intervention of the courts on Appointments may be made by been appointed to the Moreover, he says, the A massive new farm bill contains price supports if they knew their own In particular, Capitol Hill his new Secretary of Energy; it was for others to give blood. calling the Red Cross office at 643- Manchester Economic JUNE 18th behalf of Spanish-speaking bilingual movement price supports for corn and wheat pet projects in the Labor-HEW bill Democrats are incensed by the Democratic members of the House Correction There will be volunteer baby sit­ 5111. Development Commission l . i I students — intervention that is threat to veto the Labor-HEW bill, and Senate. “patronizes the Hispanic well above levels Carter considers were s^ e. The Manchester Homemaker Ser­ 11 TO 3 which contains funds for a whole (EDC) to. replace Stephen f - more than likely, given the culture by implying that it can­ reasonable. A public works measure But Carter has attacked all three As O’Neill admitted when he dined vice, Inc. is changing its name to T. Penny, who resigned to FREE FOOD SAMPLING herd of sacred cows ranging from social activism of our judges— includes money for water projects he measures, thereby uniting the dis­ at the White House, Carter could River East Homemaker-Home PUCA says rate hike bid become a member of the not survive coexistence with school aid to the National Institute of views as wasteful. And the huge parate interest groups on Capitol Hill probably get away with vetoing the Health Aide Service, Inc. to comply Board of Directors. could also have unforeseen English language. And it has Health. consequences. Labor-HEW appropriations bill may rather than dividing them. He has farm bill and the public works with federal regulations concerning Town Manager Robert B. ALSO: COME TO OUR S106 flVEAlllHYl racist overtones suggesting exceed his budget estimates by as stiffened congressional resolve, not legislation — although an override is Medicaid service, not Medicare as was improperly filed Weiss announced the ap­ A straw in the wind is the that Spanish-speaking much as 31 billion. weakened it. more likely if he refuses to sign the previously announced. pointment of Charnas, who tNATS THE VALUE OF THE EXTRAS VOU (XT commentary on the Education Reflects HARTFORD (UPI) - The Public PUCA to rule that the utility’s rate is president and owner of American citizens cannot be Distinetive constituencies Trying to make up Labor-HEW bill. - Utilities Control Authority has told WITH THE niRCIIASE OF AHY AMAHA RADARAHCE Democrat cause request was improperly submitted National Media Corp., Commission study filed by Each of these spending proposals Shanti School Northeast Utilities to try again with expected to acquire the same lost ground “No bill better reflects what the Can the President and therefore invalid. which operates National Jose Martinez, a California its latest rate hike request. level of competence that was has a distinctive constituency on For eight years, congressional Democrats like to think they stand afford il? plans lottery The authority gave Silverstone half Media Advertising and The PUCA ruled Thursday the state bilingual education acquired by immigrants from for,” one House leadership source The question the speaker posed, of what he wanted. WINF. for openings utility’s 390 million rate hike request specialist: ‘‘The data strongly told us, ticking off the programs — however, is whether the President Northeast asked that the rate hike Charnas lives at 119 Blue Germany, Italy, Russia, — the largest in state history — is take effect May 20, which would suggests that Hispanic Thoughts health, education, labor, welfare — can afford to make more enemies on The Shanti School lottery for Ridge Dr. with his wife, Poland, Greece and many “deficient” because it ’was im­ mean consumers would be charged Joan, and one-year-old financed by this biggest of all ap­ Capitol Hill. Manchester residents will be held students do not receive equal other countries.” properly filed. But the authority higher rates for the entire month of daughter, Hillary. He is ac­ propriations measures. If Carter’s sole concern is his own Wednesday noon at the Shanti School refused to throw out the rate request benefits from the education in Hartford. May if the request was approved. tive in community affairs, Silber emphasizes that such home and teen-age crimes are From a personal political stand­ political popularity, he can an­ altogether, opting instead to give system of the country. The How to face the crisis TTie PUCA, ruling in Silverstone’s including membership in “ill-advised notions” are not to examples. tagonize Congress ail he wants and Applications must be on file at the Northeast five days to correct its in our lives point, Carter may well enhance his favor, said Northeast must refile its the United Fund and the mere availability of public What is to be done? How to probably climb even higher in the Shanti School before the lottery. filng mistake. be confused with thoughtfully One of life’s most beautiful things popularity with the voters by at­ request making the effective date Red Cross. He is also a education is simply not preserve our families? public opinion polls. Openings in the alternative school Earlier this week, state consumer established programs of is a close and happy family. tacking what he sees as excessive are limited and are filled by the May 31. That means the utility’s 850,- former director of the enoughi” We can not dismiss the Bible prin­ But if the President wants to put counsel David Silverstone asked the bilingual education designed to In the Beginning God created man spending by the Congress. lottery. 000 customers would not have to pay Manchester Chamber of ciples. The Bible outlines the roles his own imprint on federal programs, the new rates until June. Now it would be one thing to and woman to institute in this world But his stance, coupled with his Commerce. induct children into the use of and responsibilities of all family to accomplish substantive goals in require the schools to make a family. The family ought to be the refusal to deliver the usual minor the national language. These members. Let us restore the family this first administration, then he will RADARANQE RANGE PRICES START AT $279.00 special efforts to assist place where each person cherished, favors of patronage and pork barrel CORRECTION according to God’s will and we will need the cooperation of the programs are, in fact, a burden respected and loved for what he or projects that other presidents Public records students for whom English is a find peace and happiness again in our Democrats in Congress. His chances "riNMniusTucmuKE. that ought to be assumed by she actually is. Where the people traditionally use to build up chits on IIWMUKUD.UEIKUEinESS. foreign language. No one homes. Capitol Hill, has left him without of getting it are receding, not our society as a logical con­ live in obedience to Christian prin­ Warranty deeds Stephanie Romanchuck, aluminum siding at 39 S. CUIEIUIKXMOIUJCIRCUI. should argue with that, Dr. Albert Schweitzer said; “Man leverage in Congress. growing, with every passing week. fiicUpt’ TH10IIIU1l|gUnFMiSH.H ciples'and have an awareness of the Fred A. MacDonald and sequence of having a national must cease attributing his environ­ property on Union St., 321,- Hawthorne St., 34,000. WHIIOFKIUIClUir anymore than any decent per­ presence of God. B ette D. MacDonald to 000. Robert Pellerin for Ted language in the first place. ment and learn again to exercise his son argues with the rightness Is it so in our family today? We all David C. Lockard and Ronald J . Hoyng, Ver- Roback, aluminum siding FORMER NORMAN'S LOCATION a 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 But no doubt Silber and will — his personal responsibilities in o f th e Supreme Court know that there is a serious family Pamela C. Voris, property pon, and Rose A. Hoyng, at 37 Lydall St., 31,500. END OF KEENEY-McKEE ST. others who warn of the perils the realm of faith and moral.” crisis in our country. Growing at 49-51 Cedar St., 347,000. Manchester, to Raymond Ralph Gray, fencing at FREE SERVICE. NO EXTRA GIMMICKS oKHToiuair desegregation decision. Rev. Karlis Freimanis James Monaco and AtfdrsM WmiM Hm nsad of the movement toward marriage problems, a climbing S. Vogt and Sabina K. Vogt, 171 Ralph Rd., 3200. FROM THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU n ip jL The great danger, however, ' Latvian Evangelical lolitics Claudia Monaco to Jerry 440 O akland 81. ■ LOW PRICES dnd PERSONAL SERVICE bilingualism or mul­ divorce rate, lack oif discipline at property at 39 Greenwo^ Mario Orduz, alterations S o r a u T . is that it would not stop there Lutheran Church W. Bergeron and Patricia Dr., 343,900. at 113 Pine St., 31,000. Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 tilingualism will be accused of 283-646-2630 FREE PARKINO - AWAY FROM THE SHOmNO CENTER HASSLE II UL m S FJL but would be one more step in a learson B. Bergeron, both of East Gary N. Sanderson and linguistic or cultural Hartford, property at 17-19 process leading to the eventual Angela M. Sanderson to chauvinism, just as those who Yesterdays Lilac St., 344,000. Edward J . Schempp and establishment of Spanish as an 3-S Construction Inc. to Joanne Schmepp, property honorably oppose school By GREG PEARSON official language of the United M ichael N. Weitz and at 37 Courtland St., 339,500. !■■ ■ busing or racial quotas as un­ 25 years ago 10 years ago Dospathy Is. OPEN SUNDAY States. Already, some Sylvia B. Weitz, property wise extentions of the Town Manager Richard Martin Manchester Community (College on Kent Dr., 372,150. Certificale of allachmenl Hispanic organizations are graduates 35 students in its^ third Both men, Stephen Cassano and At­ A HOUSE FULL desegregation decision are orders water sprinkler ban. Mayor Matthew Moriarty’s deci­ Alice M. Starsiak to Savings Bank of 12-5 agitating for just that. State approves Memorial Field site commencement ceremony. sion not to seek re-election in ty. Joseph Sweeney, had applied to Alson F. St. Laurent Jr. labeled as racists. Manchester against John OF TREASURES - for new high school. The Herald introduces new photo­ November means that Manchester fill the vacancies created when and Antoinette M. St. Rubin and Joan S. Rubin, MON., TUES., THURS., FRI. 10-9 offset process, which sharpens will have its third mayor in just over Thompson and Goldberg resigned. At Laurent and Francis A. 38,000, property at 329 SATURDAY 10-8 reproduction of pictures and print. two years. the meeting, Cassano and Sweeney Parlee Jr., all of Hartford, Birch Mt. Rd. John Thompson served in the role, were praised as solid candidates for property on Pioneer Circle, OF TO 3 FLOORS OF BEAUTIFULLY 332,000. 2dOs% which normally goes to the majority the brard and thanked for their in­ Building permits OFF OUR REGULAR DISPLAYED FURNITURE Almanac party’s top vote-getter, from 1971 to terest. Herman M. Frechette, Chris Dallas for VSH Albert R. Martin and Realty Inc., alterations at LOW PRICES UkveiBetH?.' IV6BEEMT0 1975, the year Moriarty led the party If these two are selected, by the ROUTE R.'i - JIIHT OlVK MII.K NORTH OF HIGHWAY 8 6 . EXIT 9 .1 Gerald P. Rothman to 706 Hartford Rd., 3600. ticket. Now, with the mayor not run­ party, it leaves one more vacancy for _ IN VERNON — George W. Carr and Maria Jeanne Malllet for Helen ning again, the position will be up for the board on the Democratic ticket. P. Carr, property at 80 Bolak, aluminum siding at By United Press International grabs in November. ’The Republican picture is not so Strickland St., 345,600. 271 Green Rd., 33,900. Today is Friday, June 17, the 168th clear at this time. Vivian Ferguson is Katherine B. Kosak to H orace T etrau lt and day of 1977 with 197 to follow. There will, of course, be other expected to run again. Carl Zinsser Richard Romanchuck and Sons for Robert Randall, The moon is between its new phase effects resulting from Moriarty’s and Paul Willhlde are still undecided. decision. The most obvious is that Several persons have expressed in­ floor sample and first quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, there will be one more vacancy on terest in running for the board, but Venus, Mars and Jupiter. the Democratic party ticket for the there are no definite, or even near- The evening star is Saturn. fall election. definite, choices yet, according to re web kits for Those bom on this date are under Two party members — Thompson party members. the sign of Gemini. and Jack Goldberg — have resigned chaises « John Wesley, the founder of from the board in the past four Moriarty’s announcement sur­ clearance MeUiodlsm, was born June 17, 1703. months. Two other present members prised most of those in attendance at and chairs This is also the birthdate of actors — Pascal Prignano and Robert Price the Democratic Town Committee 2 packages do a chair Twice a year, We clear out hundreds of Floor samples to make room Ralph Bellamy (1905) and Dean Mar­ — are expected to soon announce meeting last week. Spachagoadoachaisi tin (1917). their plans for November. Neither is ’The mayor said that he had written IS colon) for new styles, fabrics and to change our room settings — Now you On this day in history: expected to seek re-election. the resignation letter about a month OYpk|.|l7lLpKl»| can SAVE up to 35% below our unusually low regular prices on a In 19Z8, Amelia Earhart became If this is the case, the Democrats ago, but had submitted it to party the first woman to fly across the will have only one candidate in leaders just before he made his for­ large selection of furniture and accessories for every room in your Atlantic Ocean. She was a passenger November who was serving on the mal announcement. B *1.59 home. the itore that aboard a plane piloted by Wilmer board at the beginning of the year, The mayor explained his reasons htt$ every little thing! nedli StulU. Phyllis Jackston. for not running again in a two-page FREE In 1967, mainland CJiina announced Beldon Schaffer and Atty. Stephen letter that cited family and business DallvBry it had detonated a hydrogen bomb. Penny, who replaced Thompson and obligations. He called the matter hxlitcft In 1972, five men with cameras and Goldberg, respectively, on the board, “the toughest political decision that I ‘Hehen a bugging equipment were arrested in can be expected to run along with have faced to date." dollar's ^ e s p a th jT ’s the “W atergate" headquarters of the Mrs. Jackston. He also left word that he may Kortk a Vi • Maotor Charga Democratic National Committee in At the Democratic Town Com­ return to politics. • Bank Amaricard • O thar Locatlona Washington, D.C., and charged with mittee meeting when Moriarty an­ “I intend to seek public office in • Ravolving Charga Rte. 83 280 Talcottville Rd. Vernon • Rta 14 M ooaup burglary. This was the beginning of nounced his plans, it was apparent the future when I feel that it is timely • Lay-Aw ay the Watergate scandal. that the party is grooming two can­ for n(y family, my party and Tel. 871-0050 • Rt. 12 D anlalaon KI&SEWmtL didates for November. myself,” he wrote. V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. June 17. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN >iil PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. June 17, 1977 F Recent college graduates Recent graduatee mfms^ Among the recent graduates of the University i t Hartford are; Bolton: Daniel J. Moynlhan, 45 Clark Rd., L u g g a ^ B.S. degree. For Cmitbii sr Ftykig - HMow’s Hu Just Ellington: John A. Ths LuMsgs For Tout ChoMS IroM ttwM Adami, 99 Pinnacle Rd., Fs m o m irsnds: i i awoiitts fws oarry a earn- B.A. degree; Luciana M. gsts^Bnal, AOsnlle, Vantura, A l^ and DeCarU, 29 Egypt Rd., Elaine F. Brodeur, IS Deborah Dr., and Joan D. MARLOW’SllirailbWWW W E n rytklns Sines 191I I MilUne, Snipstc Lake Rd., STSSST, MANCHItTta - Ml-itSI Matter of Education Christine H. Law Arlyne Ansaidi FOSS FASKINQ FDONT AND NUS OF ATOM Henry C. Osborn Marie I. Mandeville Carole J. O’Toole MASTia CHASOS CASDS ACCSFTSDI degrees; Ronald C. 133 Loomis St. W ut St. 10 Mohegan Trail 304 Porter St. 62 S. Adams St. OFIN t DAYS • THUaS. NITIS W M Waters, 4 Pioneer Dr., Manchester Hebron Bolton Manchester Manchester Matter of Business Ad­ B.A. degree Judi D. Pansullo Teresa A. Dvorak B.A. degree B.S. degree B. S. degree B.S. degree Dale L. Roberts Richard G. Snyder Kathryn B. Horvath Abigail L. Ellis Jean Bonney ministration. Sociology Geology Public administration Criminal justice Animal science 56C House Dr. 203 Mountain Rd. Nora M. Brown Hebron: Paul K. Saari, University of 12 Richmond Dr. 27 Wellesley Rd. 43 Butternut Rd. 91 Irene Dr. University of University of Rhode Island University of New Haven University of Rhode Island Manchester Manchester Dennis, Mass, 10 Laurel St. ’ 102 W illow D r., B.S. New Haven B. S. in biology B.S. degree Manchester Vernon Hartfoid B.A. degree B.S. degree (formerly of Manchester) Manchester degree; Maryjayne C. UConn B.A. degree B.S. degree Magna cum laude Mathematics Environmental Horticulture B.S. degree Master of Education Szyper, Slocum Rd., UConn Journalism University of Amherst College With honors Elementary education University of M uter of Education; Leo Central Connecticut North Adams (Mass.) University of Rhode Island Hartford Hartfoid Amherst, Mass. J. Stanlake, London Rd., SUNOM State College State College and B«ark W. ValenU, 57 London Rd., M.S degree. JUNE19 Among the students Among the area Rockville: Alan W. receiving degrees at the residents receiving Fuller, 300 South St. and I f a t h e b ’S d m University of Connecticut degrees from the Universi­ Richard H. Uhlman, 7 Fox are: ty of Hartford on June 5, Gifts for Dad Hill Dr., Juliu D. Beer, 14 Bolton; Patricia Allen, are: ‘ Tolcott Ave., and John W. 67 Llynwood Dr.; Sharon South Windsor: McDevitt, 13 Itevis Ave., Smith, 24 Rosewood Lane; Margaret G. Strang, 45 B.S. degrees; Christine M. NOTHING BUT THE BEST Brendan E. Williams, 37 Meadow Rd., master of Keenan, 18 Emily Dr., 6th FORDADI Brandy St.; Barry Stearns, education; Carmelo A. year program, College of 21 Cook D r.; Jeanette Finocchiarox Candlewood Education. Paggioli, 280 Birch Mt. Apts., Bachelor of CHARMGLOW Rd.; Deborah Platt, ■ 195 Engineering Technology; f Hebron Rd.; and Susan Corinne Gutman, 947 Plea­ Nancy LewkoVdez of 5 Deluxe Cast Aluminum Candida M. Conway JohnI F. Geyer Tomaszewski, 16 South Rd. sant Valley and Stephen J. Bates Rd. w u graduated King Size Portable Steven J. Duane A; Dewart Perrie H. Dunne Lynn A. Orlowski 267 Hackmatack St. 330 Spring St. robitaille, 949 Pleasant from Westbrook College in Gas Grill 23 Wentworth Dr. Barbara Elkin, daughter Manchester Manchester Klobukowski 45 Dartmouth Rd. 67 Keeney St. Valley Rd., M.A. degrees; Portland, Maine, where Elast Hartford Manchester of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Shower Massage B.S. degree B.S. degree Manchester James T. Bruni, 635 she majored in dental B.S. degree B.S. degree Elkin of 155 Waranoke Rd., by Water Pik University of Civil engineering B.S. degree Graham Rd., Bachelor of hygiene. 597 Oak St. University of Tampa was awarded a B.S. degree Hartford Summa cum laude Finance Dental Hygiene Music, Hartt College of Tampa, Fla. in education at Leslie University scholar East Hartford University of Rhode Island University of Rhode Island Music, magna cum laude. Mrs. Claire Thorp Faz- *227 B.A. in biology College in Cambridge, Tolland: Kathleen Hunt, xina, daughter of Mr. and University of Mass. Stainless steel burner with Connecticut Providence (Allege 26 Eastview Ter., B.A. Mrs. Wilton H. Thorp of 32 ceramic permanent coals; Give him something to sinaabout L.P. tank, hose and regul­ degree; Robert J. Sullivan, Notch Rd., Bolton, was in tbe shower! Easiv installed. Tory Rd., Master of awarded a B.S. degree ator, rotisserle, spit and Education; Martin R. majoring in art education Stationanr Shower M assan motor, plus 3 piece tool RWL 18.99...... 14.70 set and heavy gauge vinyl YWCA planning summer events Berr, 36 Candlewood Dr., from Cratral Connecticut cover. Anthony W. Chevaire, State College. College notes Robin Circle, and Fred L. Mrs. Fazzina, a graduate The Nutmeg Branch of the Hart­ 1 to 2. Each of the clinics is offered Henning, 68 Pilgrim Dr./ of Bolton High School, w u BRUT33Spiash-on ford Region YWCA is now accepting twice, July 5-28 and Aug. 2-25. master of business ad­ gradut«l from CCSC with LotkMi the class of 1978 and is an Tennis lessons offered in the Lawrence E. Joseph M. King Jr. of Among the students registrations for summer activities. ministration degrees. general academic honors. 7 ol, Reg. 2.37 elementary education ' Lamb,M.D. Manchester has been named to the dean’s list for Interested persons may call 647-1437 evening include clinics for beginners, Also, John J. McGuire She and her husband, elected regional vice presi­ major with a minor in art. the second semester at the for more information or go to the advanced beginners, intermediates, Jr., 51 New Rd., M.S. Frank J. Fazzina, reside on Old Spice Travel Bag dent for Region I (New She is the daughter of University of Hartford YWCA office at 78 N. Main St. and advanced inj^rmediates. Clinics degree; Joan B. Chorches, Old Boston Tpke. in Bolton. Outfined with 4V< oz. 9 9 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Frederick Mandly and for beginners and advanced DEAR DR. LAMB - I England and New York) of are; A variety of programs is being Cider Mill Rd., B.A.; after shave, IV* oz. Mrs. Helen Roya. beginners will meet for eight classes roll-on deodorant and ■ am a 28-year-old mother of the Lehigh University Manchester: Jeffrey offered for preschoolers, children Carolyn S. Gottier, 60 Among the recent Motorized and adults. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Ginics 6 oz. shave cream. Reg. 6.39 three children. Recently I Alumni Assocation. He will Frazier, 176 Oakland St. Doyle Rd., M.A.; Jean gnuluates of the University 22” Folding Grill This summer the YWCA will offer for upper level players will meet for Old Spice After Shave Lotion lost 16 pounds and do hope serve a two-year term. Bonney, 91 Irene Dr., B.A.; of New Haven, are; John D. LaBelle of 146 an indoor tennis program. A six classes on Mondays and 4V4 0Z., Rag. 1.79...... 1. 19 to keep it off. I would like a King is a member of Blast Hartford: Roger S. Judith 0. Patrlzzi, E u t Hartford; Bonnie J. Our Porter St. was among 11 children’s tennis clinic will focus on Wednesdays. diet to stick with so I can Lehigh’s class of 1961. Van Steinbergen, 14 Wood- Frederic Rd., Master of Lee of 60 Tolland St., B.S. Colgate University Alumni the basics of the game, meeting Mon­ These activites are open to all eat properly each day. My Since receiving the B.S. mont Dr.; and Steven P. education; and Barbara S. degree in criminal ju ^ ce. who received Maroon day and Wednesday afternoons, 2 to residents of Manchester and its sur­ OUTDOOR ACTION GAMES doctor said to stay around degree in engineering Kiely, 252 Oak St. Racine, 644 Talcottville ^nebester: Raymond Citations during the annual 3; and a clinic for teens the same rounding towns. Prior registration at SnapKin hood, spit, tines and 1400 calories a day and I mechanics, he has been Rd., M.S. degree. J . F e e n e y J r ., 22 motor. 5 position grid adjustments: alumni reunion on campus afternoons, 3 to 4. The parent-child the YWCA office is required. Jarts Lawn Darts wouldn't gain back my employd by United Andover: Albert Crestwood Dr., B.S. degree steel legs, 5" wheels. this month. clinic package will meet those days. in criminal justice; Clif­ Reg.3.29 V** weight loss. I do gain Technoloiges 6>rp. in the Sogliero, 343 Lake Rd. Adult game of skill, f c weight easily. development of advanced ford LaPointe, 66 20 Lb. Kingsford Charcoal Ixi'-iv-'- '•■•J Lockwood St., B.S. degree Also if I drink sociaily electric power generation, LaBelle, a 1937 graduate South Windsor: Donald Regent Deluxe Briquets > ^ 3 7 particularly with fuel cell L. Hubbard, 24 Crestwood GO GET , f : i r t ~ in criminal ju tice, cum how miany calories should I of Colgate, was cited for Bang benefit VoUiwtallA t Set Reg. 2.76 £ stay with? I don’t eat very power plants. King also Dr.; Jerry L. Jenkins, 852 laude. Reg. 1010.99 bis active involvement in The easiest way to much when we are going holds the M.S. in Colgate affairs. Main St.. . < h e _ 1VIW4" ’ poles, poli taped net, vinyl ball. Mr. Bar-B-Q Charcoal n n * out that evening. I usually mechanical engineering camouflage a prominent Ughier Fluid, (}t...... 6 9 * have three drinks the en­ from Rensselaer Tolland: William R. forehead is by covering it with bangs. t o u g h o n e Karen Mackenzie of R egent 4-Player ^ « tire evening but was Polytechnic Institute. Three of LaBelle's five Zimmerman, 104 Old Staf­ Manebuter received a B.A. Badminton Set fS 7 D Latex-lte Super-Seal 1 Super-tough, curious. In 1974 and 1975, he children are also Colgate ford Rd. degree from Texas Rag. 8.69 U super-rubberized, longer-lasting DEAR READER - served as secretary of the alumni, John D. Jr., Mary Hem help Lutheran College in 4 rackets, poles, net, shuttlecocks. Vernon Conservation Com­ CJaire (who is the first There’s gold in them thar protection against oil, gas, de-icers, Although three children sun, weather, oxidation, cracking. Seguin, Tex., on May 22. BERNZOMATIC may keep you pretty busy, mission. woman to be elected a jeans and you can put it Regent3Game . Propane Cordless director of the Colgate Rockville: Gerald P. Out-performs all other driveway if you can program a nice Hrabica. 63 South St. there by stitching gold rick sealers! Available skid-resistant. Two area students were Combination Set i A 7 0 Thermo Insect Fogger Kim S. Mandly of Alumni Corp.) and Dan. walk into your daily rack along the hems. Buy it this weekendl among>the graduates Reg. 18.99 I H routine it will help you Manchester, a senior at LaBelle is senior partner in receiving degrees from Play badminton, volleyball or Our Lisa Perreault of 40 E. Eyebrow enterprise FREE: ‘Helpful Hints to Driveway Owners. ‘ keep your weight down. Lesley College in Cam­ the law firm of LaBelle, Ask your dealer or write (o us. Michigan State University tetnerball; poles, rackets, etc. bridge, Mass., was the Rothenberg , and Maple St. received a B.A. Avoid sunbleached Being busy and frustrated degree in political science In East Lansing, Mich. with too much to do is not recipient of the Mark V. Woodhouse in Manchester. eyebrows by coating them I O O PXSX.J^IO ’Xb and economics, magna O O MX-A-IV Y . INTO. They Are: William W. Clears a half acre of most Insects the same thing as healthy Crockett Scholarship He is a former state’s at­ with a good sun-screening In less than 10 minutes! cum laude, from Mt. Willow Street, Cheshire, Conn. 06410 Gunthw,‘6$ Thomu Dr., Texas Instruments Award. The scholarship is torney for Hartford Coun­ agent beforehand. I With quart can of Super Jet fog. physical exercise that you Pavement-care products & senlces since 1945 B.S. degree in medical Large 8 Digit awarded annually to Holyoke College. Reg. 8.99. to use calories. ty. technok)^, with honors; Memory Calculator Shell No-Pest Strip„,.Ai c "7 I am sending you The students who maintain a and Scot A. Friedman, 57 No odor...... 1 a O r Health Letter number 4-7, high academic average, Alison Dr., South Windur, Garrity Butane Disposable Lighter, Reg. 9 7 c...... 6 9 * Weight Losing Diet, as you show good character and B.S. degree in animal U tM t requested. You can use this have contributed notably to husbandry, with honors. Modal plan as a basis for a the student community. 4-Button Momoiy, Adds, Subtracts, Large Selection of regular diet for yourself. It Ms. Mandly is a member of TRUCKLOAD Wendy E. Mrosek, Divides, Multiplies, % Key. c o n ta in s a b o u t 1200 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ACAdw)ttr(optionaOat 4 .9 9 Ice Buckets calories and you can add to John Mrotek of 143 Boulder Our Reg. 9.99 to 14.99 these basic foods whatever Rd., receive a B.A. degree Deluxe Readout Printing (Mculator you like as long as you in political science, cum IXL131.RWL 139.99 ...... 104“ don't eat so much you start ONE DAY SALE! laude, at commencement 4-Button Memory Printing Calculstor gaining weight again. exercises June 13 at Union IXL121. Rag. 1 1 9 .9 9 ...'...... 84“ Alcohol frequently College in Schenectady, Wide choice of colors and styles; Record directly from radio or phono­ N.Y. just wipe clean inside and out. graph. Built-in microphone: uses destroys a good fat control ...... 74“ 36 Auorttd Per Stort, No Rain Chocks. program. If you estimate T h i s w i n t e r 20 Aitottod par Sturt. No Rain ChKkt AC or DC. that one ounce of alcoholic Doris E. Belle-Isle of 188 beverage is used to make a Manor Circle, E u t Hart­ cocktail there will be about ford, and Debra Ann Rosati STOCK UP ON FILM! 75 calories from the V ai w flitearyour of 68 Deepwood Dr., South Kodacolor Windsor, were graduated OUB alcohol alone, plus calories Exp. Color Film l o w e s t Sparkomatic from whatever mix you with honors from Tunzls 20 Mnneedtet^J^JjSrttordstzl**! COMPLETEWITH f PRICEI use. If it is water it is d r i v e w a y Community College in Far­ 40-Channel nothing; if fruit juice, it is mington. PREPAID PROCESSING Remington Redial Shaver Mobile CB Transceiver a tot. Other area graduates are: a 4^7 CsIdorRag...... 3 2 .9 7 o p o r L E u t Hartford: William Remit^on Rechargeable Our Sale Price...... 2 9 .70 Del Gludice, 52 Ensign St.; a Radial Shaver Less Trade-In...... 5.00^ ^ 6 4 “ Top quality processing by a EAR-PIERCING CLINIC! Robert A. Leonovicz, 346 CaldorReg...... 41.97 .'1 leading Independent laboratory. YOUR FINAL COST Full 40 channels, RF power output: ■ GLOBE CORDLESS" Silver Lane; and Linda M. Our Sale P iiw ...... 38.70 24.70’ 4 watts. ANL and PA switches. Travel Service Jennite J-16 lays a protective coat Pechuick, 28 Summerset Lett Trade-In...... 5.00 G.E. 3-Way CB Antenna FCC approved. SATURDAY, JUNE 18, at D&L Your Final Cost...... 3 3 .7 0 * Reg. 14.99...... 1 2 .4 0 555 MAIN STREET WEED Over your driveway. Keeping Dr. water and .winter out. Your Talcottville: Erika L. A UNIQUE GIFT FOR FATHERI 643-2165 T R I l i i R m MANCHESTER, BRISTOL, driveway looks better. Lasts B row n, Chamla Knoll. m r n m Over 30 Years $4595 longer. Jennite J-16. Used by Travel Experience more professionals than any other Blacks. Decker. ^ Authorized agent in 0 Off Our Reg. VERNON AND AVON sealer in the world. APREHIERYOUI Manchester for all W OMIN'S FASHIONS Workmake SAVE Orig. Low Prices BIG 3,2 CU. FT. CAPACITY! $49.95 Airlines, Railroads and SiZM 36-84 All Purpose Steamship Lines. Writ* lor Frot Broohuro Work Center GOLF CLUB SETS IGNIS TRUi-VALOl JUST 7a95 Meet ANNWAYNiraESCNTS CulM Refrigerator RARCAIH o r TNI MONTH Jennite P.O.BoxSIlU ^ ^ ^ ^ famous makers: Everybody’S doing Itl For Just Miss Jennite from 10 am to T(ul r h e r , O liv ia the Board of Education two years ty students. The students liked her, Other teacher comments to Mrs. courses. A COEP student said, “We maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Brenda Redmond Mrs. William A. Herzog of Jean, daughter of Clarke Grade 12 is fortunate to have Also Included in her three-page of Brockton, Mass., Mrs. Marcia Oliver of Pittsburgh. Moncton, N.B., Can. He has a sister, Tammy East Longmeadow, Mass. Mrs. Becker noted, and “she had Becker included: Students don't aren't good enough to take all those Lynn. and Cynthia Sahadi them all trying to do what she seem to be able to read 30 pages a different courses.” That isn'Utrue, Pa., and Mrs. Beverly Schneider of Birmingham, Mich. His paternal great- Fischer of 78 Hillcrest Dr. David Van Dine of Stratford was his brother's best Chadcr, Arthur B. Jr., grandparents are Mr. and asked.” night as an assignment any more; Mrs. Becker said, and it is too bad to She was born June 10 at Jal Alai antrlas man. Ushers were Richard Schneider of Birmingham. son of Arthur B. and Judith Mrs. Roy Longueil of East “Teachers who like people make grammar preparation is better in have students feel that way about Benson, Amy Lynn, Manchester Memorial ttlMOiriMTH ' Mich., Wilbur Shoemaker of Lancaster, Pa., and Paul Darico Chader of 9 W. Mid­ Longmeadow, Mass. He mn Fnni »sni the best teachers,” Mrs. Becker 10th grade this year and students in themselves. Something needs to be daughter of Arthur W. Jr. Hospital. Her maternal a , lUOiR Damiano of Manchester. dle Tpke. He was born June has a brother, Brenden M l Mr H I. M Z mM M I .t a b M K ima observed. “The teacher who is 7th grade are much better prepared done here,” she said. and Linda M. Lathrop Ben­ Ml 0mm M L In T'—n M L *"l. H A reception was held at Bidder's Country Club in Whit­ 7 at Manchester Memorial grandparents are Mr. and H L k « M 2. M ir genuinely amused by the students or than the previous year. A level three student commented, William, 15 months; and a L In UM n (.f I L InOi 4* I 01 L PfW* M H LltMi man. Mass., after which the couple left for England. Hospital. His maternal son of 5 Emily Dr., Vernon. Mrs. Charles Sahadi of L Owm MnOl 01 is touched by them is accepted as a Teachers also said there should be “Teachers don’t give kids self- sister, Bridget Amy, 7. L M bra m I H S l H L In H L SStta^Ol 0 In4. M They will reside in Manchester. She was bom June 14 at 129D Rachel Rd. Her m |;K : confidence; they don’t tell you when grandparents are Morris M fSS. \\ tOnoSnOa 4-1 Lj teacher. They will work for that per­ more courses in morals education Mis . Van Dine is employed as a social worker with Darico of Rockville and Rockville General paternal grandparents are I. n n i m m 02 !• '• M f iS . son.” and values clarification. you're doing well, only when you're 01 y t L “ Lltajam i 01 Llmta M ir Child & Family Services. Mr. Van Dine is an engineer in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hospital. Her maternal CoHtanzo, Stacey Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest IwiaH 6MkAa ftMriM MbLn !■ Cm Mrs. Becker expressed concern Comments for the Board of Educa­ not.” 10 44 0-14 H I 1 + T H 4 M 4 14110410.94 04.1 i S m T o o m T t W 091 0T4 005 the Power Systems Division of United Technologies Billingsly of East Hart­ grandparents are Mr. and daughter of Victor J. and Fischer of Kibbe Rd., fS w fM S rb 4-H 442 I .« 4.T 2 U iT i-i M .3 M 4 about how feasible it is for a student tion from elementary students were Mrs. Becker also expressed con­ Corp. in Elast Hartford. (Davidson studiol UVBnV SOM 8rn onorn ford. Mrs. George H. Lathrop of Karen White Costanzo of Ellington. She has a sister, ‘ H L ENn m A n B i 1. Im4» CnwTt M l-lviici Sma Dam to move from level to level within a mostly about food. “They want more cern at the large number of obese iVIrs. Leslie L. Van Dine 42 Franklin St. Her pater­ Chantal, 14 months. HlBinlilMi 2. Imn twriM L EaaaWa barrica 1. p i ^ Mar 164 Vernon Ave., Vernon. I Jasa Om M i 7.8 2. Mrar U cm 11year, and from year to year. She also grinders,” Mrs. Becker said. children in the schools. nal grandparents are Mr. l&an iS3,^r L t 1 ZMea Sarai 11 Sherman, Russell LInUm I 01 4. ftn.Rm. 1 8 ^ IriitM ri 4. IM fiartesaid 11 that sometimes there were A meeting with nine MHS students She included several other in­ 01 I Iwra Inl 01 9 i Oiirla CanlaT and Mrs. Arthur W. Benson 5. I m n Catnici f 1 1 M m Ateta 12 teresting comments and obser­ Wellman, son of Tracey B. I I n t f lm 01 , U m I M I m teacher aides present who did not and Mrs. Becker resulted in the Sr., of 82 Lawton Rd. L i m a Marta L i 1 JatM ArradW 11 and Deborah Williams li M m (Mm M L 2 7. CiHy Cimaa 7-2 seem to be doing anything. following comments: They prefer vations on specific classes and They announce engagements t M M i A i M LMw ImM 1-1 7. Eebava Him i f e w J l L mtmnm SMS ZMea ftNrrfei LZ i ML m m 01 Lnttartji , M situations in the report. Sherman of 507 Graham tSzOMOuT H K Em Ui Trtntiw After spending time in the classes. non-combined level courses, they get BfHST/?It-U 044 041OM 004 m M ‘3 4-1-7 m SMSCm r SMS (caava GaauMi Rd., South Windsor. He 1-M 1-M M-51‘7‘S 241 241 091 241 01-2 244 7-91 T-OS saysflTp^ m m somi 2-5-I ' 'j.' Kathy 1.1 Untan oir^L'an 14 f* 71KUTI was born June 9 at Johnson, Ryan Blair, 1-tea M M 1-1 M ana lO rtB rite 41 I. On|N«t«t> L I 1. ZMca Ueaa 7-2 Manchester Memorial son of Donald Jr. and Jane \\ A c s ti n LlariylMM 1-1 I iM ora Ftarra 7-2 L Oarria Flam l l I CdNva Akarta 11 The aeeton tor Native Fruit A Vegeteblee It L Jail A te ia 7-2 L I 1 iaiM CaafTka 11 Dinosaur Park work to begin Hospital. His maternal Blair Johnson of 40 Crest M MS-**? M 4.ft? Am Ecaavra i-1 4 .1 m ted 5-1 1 Ertim CHTiica Short...Begftt to Enloy them Nowl LfaMWafima 9>2 IJavTlm 1-2 4. Jan U cm M 4- Mrir ArrtM 12 grandparents are Mr. and 'U LBmbiani a. m m m n w a f i 1.2 1 M ai Javfar 11 Dr., Vernon. He was bom le r t . iIncriZte 4-1 Ib M a t e n iN 1-1 5. la m OnMa The State of Connecticut will begin phase of construction. greenhouse will be provided for the 0 bifO M n M T. u I.l*irlnih MIWmiUm M Ltaakiatel 7-1 i Maai Cainalai H I. CMq Saraa M Mrs. Robert T. Williams of June 7 at Manchester L Minna OIL MiMhaMaa M 7. Im iW S te ita M 7. Jan teialai 11 NATIVE IhMlMniii UMcraAiiil M 1 tea Ecaaam S-t 7. M m (Mrika 4.1 the first phase of the new exhibit Proposed site improvements in­ display of living equivalents of an­ • piUMlnalii iU te AratM f.2 M m fiamaa 11 Washingtonville, N.Y. His Memorial Hospital. His SMtaiOnNh ■______“ “ ieiii|i______SMS I m n M a ta SMSAniOuMa t tplntch • t«lad lowl • K aI« • tvrltt Chard • Bm I O t m i m . Mutiard 141041444 044 094 014 OOT 044 0414^0147M4I 024 W 7-M m 2-S-713-113-1 12-5 SMS I m n Saraa SMS Barria bamica center at Dinosaur State Park in clude grading and construction of cient plants and animals. paternal grandparents are maternal grandparents are S-l-S S4-S 5-7-2 544 M 4 5-74 117 M-4 11-3 1-2-4 Rocky Hill June 20. drains for the preservation of the A group called “Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sher­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles It will Include site improvements track-bearing rock. Preservation Dinosaur Park” which has Its home man of 187 Clinton Dr., VanKirk of Coffeyville, FRESH Plainfield rasulta as well as construction of the work will also Include deeper burial base in Manchester, is raising funds South Windsor. His pater­ Kan. His paternal grand­ Plum - PMchM > Apdcola Naetartnaa • NaUva Strawbarrtaa Jal Alai reaulta exterior shell of the center. The shell of an exposure of 1,500 tracks which to equip the exhibit area. School WMta A Mua Qrapaa > Umaa. nal great-grandfather is parents are Mr. and Mrs. n B T O l i n will consist of a 122-foot geodesic has been covered and which is slated children throughout the state have Wellman R. Burnham of D.L. Johnson of Shawnee u . a a IN 3N IN WE CARRY ARUUNEOnUPlE SYRUP & SUGU IN 4N dome and masonry walls in a pen­ for re-exacavation and display in a been having bake sales, used book Long Hill Rd.. South Wind­ Mission, Kan. He has a tSf?.T-f" “ S !SrC5 121 tagon. It will enclose a space of 11,- protective shelter when funds sales, and potluck suppers to help sor. brother, Brennan Scott, 8, w:3131 snom COLD CUT*, DAIRY PRODUCTI, PICNIC NEIDR m k 3tt p M S37B terirti 347 prti SUN 600 square feet including a 3,800 become available. raise funds for the educational V Titeti 1-M $92111 FK T NM US 7 FHITS S-JttM . U N 5 N 4 N and a sister, Paige M mJi 347 prti S24N ♦teNirartl MJ J55 4tena I N 4.U square foot exposure of bedrock Phase II, which will be completed materials needed to help Improve .Marc hand, Jason Suzanne, 2. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS SOMMItCJ Triiirta 3-7-1 prti S1I2N l-bai Lm M ^ B i n 34fbarta IN ITIfv Ste IIN 141 3JI Bon 5-11 (q 7-Zrtib tefiM 7 N teMb 4-5 N4N which contains 500 remarkably later will include an exhibit center. their learning when they visit the FRESH FRESH M i m m T ^ 149 4J9 1-MOm 4N i n in bUrtal4S3UI Fartacta 54 S IN N preserved dinosaur tracks dating The interior space will be partitioned park on school field trips. IMNTXLOPESI 7tea'i(H U9 2NM IM. te 7N 4N Marti 4-1 SHN Trifarta 54-3 S1.711N GREEN PEAS IK; 3139 ( lat e W M a r U l Trifarta 4-1-7 S lN l.N back 200,000 years. for exhibit areas; a lobby, an The center will be under the con­ Ambassadors needed teUiSUpNASSlM I K 314$ The shell will protect the tracks auditorium, a classroom, trol of the Parks and Recreation Unit TriM l 94T fU 944420 MUa 142 prti SUN 2-EdmaUrMNa U -N 5-H I N / / BEANS t S lll| O i * uSpiM 94L40 2-Jin W i i U N 4 N 3.N ite^ teriM UN UlO Marti lU part S21N I N S N 3 tew terriu I.N from weathering and vandalism and washrooms, an office, and work of the Connecticut Department of to host students M T a i 9 .| i n TriMl 1-2-5 prti S3I3N M a S N teM a 24 S U N will provide space for future exhibits areas. A heating and cooling system Environmental Protection. lb . 94hirtelClli I N U O L20 The engagement of Miss Claire I. The engagement of Miss Joyce The engagement of Miss Janice 59* lb . O WTlhi L2I 2J0 ms-tid) Mrirta24 SUN Farfarti 24 S IN N and interpretive facilities in a second will be installed. A small attached 5 oniNMa zM Farfarti 24 S12IN Trifarta 243 S551N Smith of Sfonchester to James E. Allison Rubin of Manchester to Ann Hindson to Keith Grabow, both Local ambassadors are transportation and in­ ICEBERQt I N I N Trifarta 244 N21M Mmi NATIVE 211:1142 1 -M t e M l t e 4J| Giuliano of Elast Hartford has been Thomas Aldrich Deschamps of West of Manchester, has been announced needed to host French surance, and supply them taM i 213 aH IIL2I IMbaOMbia UM U8 SN . .tt’iSttXaKIMmHOIOmHIOBSK*’ PEPSI FRESH TiM:3231 U .N U N 4.N 2-Qarria (Mraka 9.N 4.N announced by her parents, Mr. and by her father Tliomas E. Hindson Sr. with pocket money. irm irc M m I> lU aN 92LN Willington has been announced by students who want to spend TlM i 924 nU 9I3ZN terirta24$prtiSNN 7-Jni I N I N 3teq Ftea IN Mrs. Harry F. Smith of 24 Bigelow her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. of 7 Lockwood Dr. She is also the the month of August In the reciprocal Firtarta 245 part S71C4 IN (bWa 2-5 SSIN m m 914 m Trilarta 2-S-l prti S7NN teMa 5-7 SNN Farfarti 5-2 S1213I A b o u t town St. Rubin of 11 Blue Ridge Dr. daughter of the late Mrs. Donetta experienOing American program, teenagers from T n m m i r i i H t a L N 3J4 Z N TOT 5-11 (AJ Firiarts 5-7 S511N Trifarta 5-2-3 N U N Mr. Giuliano is the son of Mr. and Mr. Deschamps is the son of Mr. Hindson. style living. host families will be 741 Mb 7N IN IN Trifarta S-7-2 SI334.N TOT SOtW “•IS 1-MiSaii IN IN IZrtrtea U N U O I N Mrs. Em anuel S. Giuliano of and Mrs. H. Parker Lansdale of Mr. Grabow is the son of Mr. and Evelyn and Julian Prince offered the chance to spend T K 31:72 MmM im Members of te M i 3il S1149 2-teaUa U N I.N 4 N 1-SarM S N I N The Zion Evangelical North SATURDAY Cromwell. Mrs. Kenneth Grabow of 43 Scott Dr. 7K3132 I t e i i S N Bridgeport and the late Dr. Stephen of 48 Kenwood Circle, four weeks with a French Fartacta 3U M 5ZZ3I bUrti 147 prti S17.N Lutheran Church council United Methodist Church Trtfadi 54-7 paU 515U9 ic r 13 teMa 1-5 SSIN The bride-elect was graduated H. Deschamps. The bride-elect was graduated Bloomfield, are area coor­ family next summer. This Firiirti 741 prti S41N m d t 2 $ 5 N N Farfarti 5-1SU17I will meet tonight at 7:45 at will meet at the church from Manchester High School in from Manchester High School in 1974 dinators for the North RF1I5^19 TiMrti M4 prti SHIN Farfarti 5-2 S11I7I TrHarta 5-14 S717.N year, 13 Connecticut 1L4I 5JI 7JI BEIOT 5-11(1) Trifarta 5-24 545IN the church. Saturday at 9 a.m. to paint 1971 and Upsala College in 1975, cum The bride-elect was graduated and is currently attending the Atlantic Cultural - ______l l i l U 9 DiVOT the rest rooms. teenagers will be visiting 4 4 i t e n I I I 5N 2N 121 FFTI i-Mnlate UN SN IN laude, with a major in sociology and from George Washington University University of Connecticut. E x c h a n g e League France through NACEL. T K H 3 4 (40*59 M IN 121 7-Urta SarM UN 5 N 3.N T-Oarria CarraM I N I N at the M W a l U p « 539JI M N l IN I J a n t e M i 3 N I N 54ater tezrtai 5.N The Novel Book Discus­ psychology. She was also graduated in 1974 with a B.A. degree in Her fiance was graduated from (NACEL), which last year Families interested in TK3133 f i l te r 4 N (bWab 1-7 S7U I Manchester Silktown Fariarta 3U M S1I12I teMi 243 prti SUN kmm sion Group of Concordia from Aldelphi University's Center American literature. She studied ac­ Manchester High School in 1973 and brought 1,800 French hosting a French boy or Trteta 3-14 paMS9l7JI teMa 3-7 S21N Farfarti 1-7 S IN N LaLeche League will meet MMb2UprtiS21N Fvfarta 7-3 S114.N Trifarta 1-7-5 S1.I27N Lutheran Church will meet for Paralegal Training. She is counting at the University of Connec­ S&n TM D MMH (T) Trifarti 2-34 prti S1717I is a graduate of the University of students to the United girl, 16 through 18, this Trifarta 7-34 StM N TimnN Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Com­ l-CaifcN 3UI im ILM Twin TAMB CIMSI (0 tonight at 8 in the church currently pursuing her certified life ticut from 1975-76 and is currently Connecticut. He is employed at States. More than 500 came summer should write the 7-UHa AUrtM 4 JI 141 somt UbfbaSarM 21.N 9N 10.49 munity Baptist Church, 585 1-Mpi UN UN IN Itefrthpa U N 7 N 4N SN MANCHESTER underwriter designation and is employed as an accountant with I t e T i U ^ I N 2-ten LacM room. The public is invited. Thomas J. Lipton, Inc. to New England. Princes or call them at 242- T K 4 I3 I 7-IM Mrtrt UN 1129 4-ZaMaUaM I N I N 4-Zalaiu CariM E. Center St. Babies are mTinw 7 N Jiary laM IN teM a 24 S55.N employed as a legal reviewer in the Ernst & Ernst in Hartford. The couple is planning an Oct. 1 The students ranging in 7680, M M i 117 prti SI13I T K 4 M 4 welcome. “ The Art of Fartarta 117 paU S2SI2I bMrta44S34N Firtarta 1-2 U N N The public is invited to Pension Department at Connecticut wedding at St. Bartholomew's age from 14 to 19, have had ta 147 prti S N N Marta M S1U7I Trifarta 1-24 N 3 1N Breastfeeding and Over­ Trilacta 1-74 S15S7JI I l-7-3(prtprtiS5741N attend an informal discus­ Mutual Life Insurance Co. Church. (Gerrick photo) four to eight years of Trifarta M-3 S4UN ATTDMIO: SJ34 coming Difficulties” is the Her fiance was graduated from the HAMU: S394Nt sion of the Baha’i faith Her fiance was graduated from English language study. « T TAMSC9MSI(i) nsni 911(1) topic of the informal dis­ PARKADE University of Connecticut in 1976 14aMtel IIM IN 5JI ZIM L H L N Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Cromwell High School in 1966 and Their parents pay for cussion. More information with a B.S. degree in accounting. He MMIar 54N 29N L N L N the home of Richard from Fairfield University in 1970 Abou t town 7-(n«a«rteM 15N I « S a O h l t LN may be obtained by calling where he majored in mathematics. also served as a sonar technician in T K 4 U 2 I K 3191 Adams, Hendee Rd., An­ teM a 111 pk SIMM »*M l lU rUO MIN I uover. 649-5056 or 649-4908. He is employ^ as a systems analyst the U. S. Navy from 1968-1972. He is Tfteli 14-7 S37MN mko iu nu niN dover. T iM i 14-3 pUi S IN ZN June 18th for the Department of Education, employed as an accountant with the J im Be j im n M 5 - U ( l ) Pratt & Whitney Division of United David Rinas and Deidre Colon, MarJteH UN 7N 5N a m 2 M H CONSt (T) State of Connecticut. both of Manchester, were recently 74bn tE i 3 N 4 N 34lNv IN LN 3N The couple is planning an Aug. 27 'Technologies Corp. THE L0N6EST SCHEOUUD andlDiHcgiveriseloa lU'i Tn la IN 44WlRi^lip ILU LN The couple is planning a July 10 elected members of the committee NON-STOP FUeHT 19 f r o m I K 3134 9 W Uttj L N wedding at St. Bridget (Tiurch in of Planned Parenthood of Connec­ SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, TO SAN MMi7UpiHS2UI IKUZS wedding. (G. Fox photo) TriJarti t-74 h M N U N hWlIl 3M pM nizi ★ Manchester. (Nassiff photo) FRANCISCO d is t a n c e C O V ER ED . M l M i l IU n M S U N M icia S U N r-TEOi STEREO-\ ticut's Greater Hartford Chapter. 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Low iianrlfMtpr lEupning Irrald seen at Rham graduation Dear Abby...... 21 Sports...... IS-U tonight in 60s. highs Saturday in 80s. Rain probability Saturday 40%. Manchester—A City of Village Charm By KAREN BISKUPIAK ultimately only if it’s the last time faculty members and other members National weather map on Page 15. Herald Correspondent you try. of the Rham community to "get it n* K.NTmWO P.4GES MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1077- VOL. XCVI, No. 210 PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS From the traditional somber "You are the master gardener of together and put it together” and in- notes of “ Pomp and Cir­ your mind, it can either be cultivated vjted all those persons to come and or allowed to grow wild...achieve­ visit the school any time to view the cumstance” to the joyous ment of any kind is only the crown of tossing of caps in the air, the achievements of excellence bv Rham your efforts, Buss said. :students. seniors of Rham High School An emotional J. Colin Pushee faced He characterized the senior class were honored at the 20th an­ the class with his last commence­ by saying “It has possessed nual commencement exercises ment address as principal of Rham graciousness, a refreshing quality Seabrook okayed High School. Pushee is retiring this Thursday night. that lends an elegance to be WASHINGTON (UPI) - En­ expertise of EPA scientists in hotter than normal seawater year, but will continue to teach at the cherished.” Eighty-three young men and 94 school. vironmental Protection Agency chief reaching his decision. temperatures. young women passed through the Laurie Berk’s welcome address Douglas Costle today rejected en­ ‘T have determined that the record The regional EPA mling which He urged students to face the im­ summed up the feeling of the doors of Rham High School to enter mediate goals in “a world where vironmental arguments and ap­ is adequate to reach a decision that Costle overturned had expressed into the world, unprotected by students concerning Rham High proved a cooling system for the the proposed cooling system does fears that many fish and marine commitments are very necessary.” School. She said “The walls of Rham classroom walls. He termed Rham “a labor of love for Seabrook. N.H.. nuclear plant, meet the test set forth in the law,” he animals would be sucked in with the Included in the class were 22 Honor became our fortress..with this clearing the way to lift a construction said. cooling water and “fried” in the 10 years.” feeling of togetherness we will never Society students and six members of Pushee urged the townspeople, ban. Costle’s ruling overturned a reactor. It also said ocean life would the independent study course. A total be destroyed.” In his 48-page decision and accom­ November, 1976, decision by the EPA be damaged by the hot water dis­ of 54 awards were received by 43 panying statement. Costle noted the regional administrator in Boston, charge. students. plant had become the national sym­ who halted plant construction Costle, however, ruled that it The weather favored the gradua­ bol for opposition to nuclear power because he felt there was too little in­ already had been demonstrated that tion ceremonies, allowing the crowds since 1,414 protestors were arrested formation to judge the ecological im­ ocean life would be adequately of family members and well-wishers over the May Day weekend for oc­ pact of the plant's hot water dis­ protected. to line the lawns of Rham High cupying the plant site. charge. He ordered the Boston EPA office, Two graduates at Rham High School were paired in commencement exercises Thursday School as the graduating seniors "However.” Costle said, "the deci­ Today's decision is certain to draw however, to determine what ad­ passed one last time. sion before me...was an extremly a sham protest from the Clamshell ditional conditions should be added to night, spelling on the back of their gowns the words “Fleetwood Mac,” a popular rdek music ^oup. (Herald photos by Dunn) Christopher Green, class presi­ narrow one." Alliance, a coalition of environmen­ future discharge permits for dent, thanked those members of the He said his sole duty was to deter­ tal groups that opposes the plant and Seabrook to assure protection of fish, Rham communities who had fostered mine if the record of past hearings on that organized the occupation of the clams and other ocean life. the students and the school with Seabrook showed that heated water plant cite last month. In addition, Costle said the seafloor Awardsf scholarships given “positive attitudes and influence.” discharged by the plant would not Seabrook — a twin-reactor, 2,300- intake tunnel for the cooling system “Rham is a direct reflection of us harm ocean life and that the magawatt power plant on the New should be 7,000 feet offshore rather A total of 54 awards and Legion Post and Auxiliary 197; Laurie Scholarships—Stan Fox, Tamara Morey. all,” Green said. proposed cooling water intake Hampshire coast — is designed to than 3,000 feet as orginally proposed. scholarships were given to 43 seniors Spooner, Marlborough Volunteer Fire Florence Louise Phelps Memorial CJass Vice-President Valorie "reflect the best technology for suck in 1.2 billion gallons of seawater Seabrook is being built by the in graduation exercises Thursday Department. Scholarship — Laurie Berk. Schwartzmann spoke about, oped Hebron Education Association Award minimizing adverse environmental from the ocean floor each day to cool Public Service Co., of New night at Rham High School. Regional School District 8 Insurance lines of communication and truth, impacts." its reactors. The water will be Hampshire and is schduled to start — Elizabeth MacArthur. Agents Association Scholarships — The awards and recipients: saying “communication and truth Costle said he had relied on the returned to the ocean 39 degrees producing electricity in the mid- Hebron Junior Women’s Club Steven Zeisser, Lea Anson. Hebron Bicentennial Commission Scholarsbips — Elizabeth Tuohey, David must walk hand in hand.” 1980s. Regional School District 8 Insurance Past yearns achievements recounted Scholarship — Fern Lee. Combs. Agents Association William B. Mason She urged members of the Rham Raymond W. Brunell III Memorial Hebron Lions Club Scholarship — David h^morial Scholarship — Nathalie community not to criticize without Norman Fendell, director of the Regional Occupationai Train Center, briefly reviewed Scholarship — Wulf Losee. Tow. PelUer. making an effort to get to know the Prop< the past year of the facility and its plans for the coming year as part of the school’s first Richard N. Clough Scholarships—Stan Edward C. Hinchliff Jr. Memorial Rham Art Club Awards — David Tow, school and its students. onents outnumbered graduation in its new facility at 655 Wetherell St., Manchester. He praised the people in the Fox, Lauren MacDonald. Scholarship — Penelope Sibun. Lea Anson, Kimberly Mills, Beth Class Valedictorian Penelope Connecticut Industrial Arts AssociaUon Charles F. Malecky Memorial Weissman. Sibun wished the class a special community who played a major role in bringing the facility into being and said he hoped the Medal — Matthew Horton. Scholarship — Karen Krewson. Rham Class of 1960 Award — Cynthia goodbye, saying “We learned more The Foote Awards — Guillermo Marlborough Chamber of Commerce Foley. graduation Thursday night was the beginning of a tradition for the school. Seated center is than we know or wish to admit.” at DOT hearing on 1-291 Dr. James P. Kennedy, superintendent of Manchester schools, who awarded the graduation Acosta, art; Donna Nelson, business Scholarship — Jeanne Kulewicz. Rham Education Association educaUon; llieadore Posuniak, Ekiglish; Malborough Education Association Scholarships — Alan Fish, Sherry She proposed a special word to say certificates, and Allan B. Chesterton, right, director of student personnel services. (See JoAnn von Roemer, foreign language; Awards — Mark Devine, Jeanne Duchesneau, Diane Lewis, David Tow. goodbye that would commemorate the moment. Miss Sibun quoted from one inch of park land. The taking of he will feel “surrounded” by roads at other pictures on Page 5) (Herald photo by Larson) Kimberly Kablik, bl^ry; Diane Caron, Kulewicz. Rham Future Business Leaders of By GREG PEARSON home economics; Kenneth Girard, in­ Marlborough PTA Scholarship — America Scholarships — Susan Farmer, Tolkin’s “ Lord of the Rings” and 6.5 acres is more than the one inch I his W. Middle Tpke. location. Herald Reporter dustrial arts; Pamela Colgan, math; Valorlp Schwarzmann. Karla Mortensen. said “Namarie,” a goodbye that said we would never give,” MrS. “That’s one of the reasons I left Manchester residents Thursday Diane Lewis, music; David Dalgneault, Marlborough Republican Town Com­ Rham Library Club Awards — would always remain with the class. Parla said. Los Angeles,” he said night expressed opposition to the loss physical educaUon; Michele Mecteau, mittee Civic Award — Valorie Schwarz­ Penelope Sibun, Jeianne Kulewicz, Class Advisor Lloyd Buss talked to She called 1-291 “an unnecessary Another speaker against the of Wickham Park property and other Certificates and awards physical educaUon; Richard Despard, mann. Yvonne Boucher, Clarol Koval. the class concerning failure. He said road.” highway was Michael Dworkin, of 256 science. Karen Krewson and Chris Green, class president, led the environmental problems that they PhiUp Morin Memorial Award — Jef­ St. Columbia Holy Name Society failure was an integral part of Dr. Spaulding said, "It seems Ludlow Rd., and a member of the David Galumbowski Memorial frey Julian. Scholarship Awards — Cynthia Foley, processional in commencements exercises Thursday night at said would result from the proposed we're going through an era of gross success. He cautioned, “You will fail construction of 1-291. Manchester Environmental Coali­ Scholarships — Alan Fish, American NaUonal Honor Society J. Colin Pushee Carmel Cafazzo. Rham High School. overdesign and perhaps gross mis- tion. About 75 people attended the design of highways. given at ROTC graduation He said that the Hartford area has Thursday night public hearing on the ‘"nie intent of the highway builders route, which would connect 1-91 in one of the highest air pollution levels seems to be, put it anywhere, just get in the country. Graduation and Awards Night was students in each of the following Arts and CraftS: Ricky Downes, Windsor and 1-88 in Manchester. it built,” be said. areas: Peter Drega, Jane Alemany. Here’s list of grads conducted Thursday evening at the Five members of the Conservation He also said that environmental Another Conservation Commission testing for the proposed 1-291 route Regional Occupational Training Horticulture: Edward Tomaso, Independent Living: Penny Cooley, Commission, including Chairperson member, Jacqueline Aronson, said Center. David Pronovost and Lynda Miller. Daniel Smith, Antoinette Asselin. Theresa Parla and Dr. Fr^erick did not take into account such that she works in Windsor and would proposed future development as the Work Experience: Charles Riley, at Rham High School Spaulding, a long-time opponent of I- Dr. James P. Kennedy, superinten­ Industrial Arts: Timothy Carr. be considered one of those who might industrial park in Buckland or the Vem Cook, Terrace Widger, Gregory 291, spoke against the proposed route use 1-291. dent of schools, presented cer­ Graphic Arts: Michael Knapp and Chisholm, and Daniel Minor. /HUNSINGVNE R Buckland Commons project. Stephen R. Pierce, James at the hearing, which was held in the tificates to the following graduates: Grebory Finnie. Physicial Education: Daniel Guillermo Acosta A., Lea Holmes, Matthew Francis “It takes me 20-25 minutes through "This material you have in your Joseph Piro, Thomas Fitch 4 Nathan Hale ^hool cafeteria. a scenic route that I don’t mind Durocher, Riley, Jasper, Kelly Erika Anson, Natalie Ann At- Horton, Brian Houghton, book is erroneous,” he told the state Shari Lynn Johnson, Jeffrey Porter. After a brief presentation by state traveling. I should look forward to Deborah Damato, Doris Loubier, CJiampion, Richard Dienst, Smith, tardo, Brian John Bard, officials. Automotives: John Lupacchino and Paul Julian, Kimberly A. Theodore T. Posuniak, officials, the session was opened for your highway proposal, but I don’t,” Christine Pfanstiehl, Debra Ran­ Cooley, and Kathleen Von Deck. Michelle Ann Baribeault, Betty Sadloski, president of the Kevin Ulitsch. James L. BeckwiUi, Joseph Kablik, Mary Kalhok. William Frederick Prussia, comments from the public. she said. dolph, Ronald Cote, Mark Hodgins, Academics: Denise Calderwood, John R. Raymond, Franklin The first speaker was Charles F. Manchester Property Owners Belanger, Laurie May Berk, Tore S, King, Carol Ann Representatives of the state and David Thompson. Kitchen: Robert Turney and Mary Hannah Dresser, Durocher, Jeffrey P. Bombard, Barbara Koval, Karen Elaine Krew­ D. Reed Jr., Michael McCarthy Jr., assistant town Association, criticized the state for Remesch, Diane Janice defended the highway proposal. “being concerned with moving traf­ Britt. Pfanstiehl, Ann Mazur, Donald Louise Bond. son, Carol Susan Kukucka, manager, who said that the Board of Jeanne Marie Kulewicz, Reynolds, Daniel Haley SHIRTS John Drake, a director of planning Awards achievement were Brideau, and Michael Jovino. Nancy Ellen Bonneau, Directors recently voted to support fic, not with people.” Retail: Gwendolyn Jasper. Roberts, Zane Linden Roberts with the state Department of presented staff members to Custodial: Duane Kingsley. A skit "Modge Podge” directed by Yvonne Marie Boucher, Robert M. Laine, Richard the highway. The town has supported Transportation (DOT), said that the Mrs. Fran Panaia was presented. Frederick James Brehant III, Mark Langley, Kimberly Ann Jr., Frank M. Roche III, 1-291 during previous hearings, Marlene Suzette Ross. highway is not planned to generate Members of the cast included Gwen Louanne Marie Bricault, Landry, James William Law, McCarthy said. Michelle Renee Brodeur, Fern C. Lee. Daniel J. Ryan, Dana Anne more traffic, but to “balance” the Jasper, Hannah Dresser, Kevin Carr Santangelo, Gina Marie Savy, But, he was one of the few who traffic that is now using existing and Greg Chisholm. Karen Shlreen Brown, John Wayne C. Leonard, Wayne spoke Thursday night that voiced Agostinelli eyes GOP race M. Burnett, Bethany Jan R. Lessard, Charles Joseph Valorie G. Schwarzmann, roads. Dennis Sheridan and his chorus Frank M. Scrivano, Lynn support for the proposed route. Burrill, Carmel Jean Cafazzo, Lewis, Diane E. Lewis, Den-' “It’s a demand-type project. These Nathan G. Agostinelli, a and former state Department of En­ sang several selections. Members of Lesley Elizabeth Campbell. nis Maurice Lindley, Douglas Serra, Richard Vincent Shain, 11.00 party. He is a former Republican Carl Zinsser, a member of the people are making the trips now,” he the chorus are: Mary Britt, Donald Teri Lynn Shain, Roseanna Board of Directors who voted against Manchester resident and former vironmental Protection head Dan Town Chairman. Janet Lynne Carlberg, H. Links, Wulf G. Losee. Lin­ said. Brideau, Eric Bullock, Sheba Ward, da Ann Lunt, Elizabeth Mary Deborah Smith, Penelope Even If you don’t have a pro swing or endorsing the highway, said that he state comptroller, said Thursday Lufkin. Diane D. Caron, Susan Mary He also said that the state is taking He has also been involved in Charles Riley, Peter Drega, and MacArthur, Lauren Martha Sibun. a pro score, you’ll have a pro look felt the M9-6 million estimated cost that he is considering running for the Carter, Guy M. Cavalieri, steps to improve mass transit, in­ several community activities, in­ Hannah Dresser. Toddnie Anton Cherry, Lisa MacDonald. Alan Michael Sims, with this solid color knit with contrasting for the road could better be invested Republican gubernatorial nomina­ Agostinelli is the president and cluding the buying of bus and rail ser­ cluding serving as co^ihairman of the Refreshments made by the M. Choulnard, Sheila Ann Linda Joan A. Madore, Catherine Slayman, Laurie collar trim! Fashioned from Pernianent in mass transit development. tion. chief executive officer of the Ellen Spooner, Anne Helene vices that are going out of business. Manchester State Bank and has long Bicentennial Committee. students in the Independent Living Christie, Mary-Lynn Michael Thomas Maltzan, Press Fortrel® polyester and combedt will He also read a letter from Vivian Christopher, Charly Gement, Benjamin M. Massa, Mark M. Stankelis, Dawn Elizabeth Others who spoke at Thursday’s Agostinelli served as comptroller been active in the local Republican He resides at 144 Delmont St. Department were served. Steiner, Gary Wendell Stein- keep you feeling great. Ferguson, another member of the hearing included three ad­ David A. Combs. Massey, Nancy A. from 1971-1975 under the administra­ McGuenness, Michele A. miller, Mark W. Steinmlller, Easy-swing short sleeves, underarm board who had voted against suppor­ ministrators of the Wickham Park Daniel Coiro, Mark S. ting the highway. tion of then-Governor Thomas Coleman, Pamela Jeanne Mecteau, Richard Raymond Brian M. Stomberg, Kenneth action gusset and handy pocket. property - Probate Judge William E. Strickland, John Clifford Zinsser criticized the state for "in­ Meskill. He was the party’s nominee Colgan, Paul J. Connelly, Megson, Elizabeth Jane Great colors. Yellow, White, Light Blue, E. FitzGerald and Hartford National for lieutenant governor in 1974, when David Anthony Cousins, Merrall, Sheila Merryman, Sullivan. consistencies” in proposing the Paul M. Suroviak, Kenneth Red, Light Green and Navy. highway. Bank and Trust officials Robert Sum- Meskill was defeated by present Today’s news summary Regina Lynn Crosby, David Clarice Catherine Michaud. ma and Robert Johnston. All Kimberlee Irene Mills, P. Takes, Jean Marie Tierney, OVliCN Of MUNtlNGWtAS "You're building a highway for Governor Ella Grasso. Philip Dalgneault, Lynn expressed concern about the loss of His interest in the party’s nomina­ Louise deBos, Bryan ^ i l Kathleen M. Moore, Tamara David Thomas Tow, Elizabeth traffic projections in the year 2000, Compiled fnm United Preee Internetlonel Ann Tuohey, Frederick E. park land to the park. tion for the 1978 gubernatorial post DeGray, Richard J. Despard. Michelle Morey, John Francis yet we're told we’re going to run out Mark Edward Devine, Morin, Karla Mortensen, Tyrseck, Laure Ann Ursin, of fuel in 1985,” Zinsser said. Left L.A. adds another name to the field of J Helen A. Vanty, Debra Ann those who have expressed interest in Steven William Devins, Gail Loralei L. Myers, Donna M. His concerns about mass transit Thomas Strangnan, a resident of Joanne Dionne, David A. Nelson, Donna Marie Nerlc- Voisine. 1186 W. Middle Tpke., across from the position. and is recovering from cancer sur­ Democratic headquarters at the Richard John VonDeck, Jo and fuel use were echoed by several S ta te gery. Dockery, Andrew Warren clo, Jeanne A. Nicholson, other speakers. Wickham Park, said, “I hate to see Watergate and altered American Donnelly, Sherry Lee Thomas F. Novotasky. Ann von Roemer, Jolene M. politics. Ward, Gale Elizabeth Warner. Park land those acres sliced off.” Only one party member. Sen. BRIDGEPORT — Superior Court Duchesneau, Ronald John Du- Sean F. O’Neill, Maureen He also said that he is originally mond, John Drew Dzienls, Elizabeth Pawlina, Nathalie Beth Laura Weissman, Mrs. Parla spoke primarily about George Gunther of Stratford has an­ Judge Henry Naruk ruled Thursday BOSTON — Round-the-clock from Los Angeles. William Robert Eells, Elisabeth Peltier, Rosetta E. Maureen Welch, Donald R. the 6.5 acres of Wickham Park nounced his candidacy. But, several that a jury’s verdict was correct and bargaining has begun between the DALLAS — In a small service on a Weld, Roy W. Wirth Jr., “I sort of don’t like to go home Kimberly Louise Ellis. Perry, Jonathan Fitzgerald property that would have to be used other candidates are expect^ to for­ the Connecticut Bar Association state and negotiators for the hot Texas day, former Supreme Rosemary Young, Steven anymore. They’ve paved over most John M^ Erickson, Susan Phelps, Ronald K. Philbrick, mally announce their candidacy lor doesn’t owe author Norman Dacey Alliance, which represents 40,000 Court Justice Tom C. Clark was Colleen Farmer, Alan I. Fish, Clifford Kendall Pierce, Alan Zeisser. r ‘he good reasons for going there,” the state’s top elected position. libel damages for criticizing his book Massachusetts state workers, to buried in his hometown Thursday, It s been said of us (the Conserve-4^e said. Thomas Alan Fisher Jr., tion (Tommission) that we won’t give The list includes House Minority on probate court practices. replace a contract expiring June 30. eulogized by colleagues, friends and Stefan A. Florianczyk, ' Strangnan said that if 1-291 is built. Leader Gerald Stevens of Milford The Alliance seeks a raise of 6 ^ a family members as a devoted jurist. Cynthia Louise Foley, Teresa nnutskifln. Shirts HARTFORD — State officials say year for each worker. Clark, 77, died in his sleep Monday in Marie Fontanella, Richard L. they will sue Glendinning Companies New York where he made his home Fortin, Debra Lm Fournier, of Connecticut for the |10 million lost NARRAGANSETT, R. I. - The with his son, Ramsey Gark. Stanley ArUiur Fox. Pamela Jean Gardiner, AIUNSING^E4R^ $ 12.00 in state revenue because the firm nation’s largest water pollution research facility opened its doors to Brian Giles, Kenneth S. could not meet lottery ticket produc­ NEW YORK — Former Vice Presi­ Girard, Kathleen M. Goslee, This is the tion deadlines for “Instant Match the public today as dedication rites dent Nelson Rockefeller formally bid Dale D. Gothreau, Lucinda season for IV.” The gaming commission is were conducted for the Environmen­ farewell to politics Thursday night at Valdina Grant, Christopher A. Swing smooth and look sharp hoping to start the game in Mid tal Protection Agency’s $4 million a dinner in his honor attended by 2,- Green, Melissa S. Hamm, Jill BLACK In Munsingwear Grand Slam* August if a Michigan firm, which was marine research laboratory marking 200 friends, including former Presi­ Ellen Harrison, Tracy Lynn shirts. This one Is knit of Dacron® second low bidder, can be given the the end of Marine Environmental dent Gerald Ford and former Harrison. CARPENTER ANTS polyester and combed cotton In contract without a call for new bids. Education Week. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. RIsa Ann Harshbarger, In addition to being Judith Lynn Henderson, Glen- cool solid colors with contrasting don P. Higgins, David W. unsightly and unsanitary. trim and, of course, the WATERBURY - The state N ation al Black Anis excavate planned to call an unnamed "special extensive galleries In wood Penguin. witness” today in (he Waterbury BARROW, Alaska — Eskimo International to serve as nesting places Fire calls and may cause extensive Choose from Royal, Bright Green, Superior Court murder trial of leaders from six nations are working DUBLIN, Ireland — Early unof­ Red, White, Tan & Navy. former state Rep. Bernard L. Av- toward establishing an international ficial returns today indicated damage to your home. collie, who is accused of killing his Eskimo organimtion to protect the Former Premier Jack Lynch’s Fian- ToBand County wife. fragile Arctic land and sea environ­ na Fail opposition party would make ment. Thursday, 5:55 p.m. —Brush substantial gains in Ireland's general fire, Sam Green Rd., North HARTFORD - The Public election. It was not clear if it would Coventry. TRI-Cin PLAZA 903 MAIN STREET Utilities Control Authority today was NEW YORK — A 41-year-old man win enough seats to oust Premier Thursday, 10:31 p.m. —Gas icritlzediy state auditors for sloppy and a 17-year-old boy have admitted Liam Cosgrave's two-party coalition, problem Investigated, Village 8USS VERNON MANCHESTER bookkeeping practices, especially its setting a fire last fall in Bronx social which sought to win an un­ St., Rockville. lor Preventive Maintenance program MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 to S:30 Barn burns off Silver Lane inventoiy control. club in which 25 persons were killed precedented second consecutive 'I^oday, 12:47 a.m. —Smoke 0 MONDAY thru FRBAY lOKKI to 9KI0 an another 25 injured. term. investigation, Dunkin Donuts, SATURDAY lOHN) to S:30 THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 of water on burning hay in this Silver Lane barn Talcottville Rd., Vernon. i m Regional b^on Hra ^ dismantkd barn was reported to the fire department to WASHINGTON - In five days, JOHANNESBURG, South Africa- South Windsor be on fire at 10.15 a.in. Engine 3 from Burnside Ave. and Engine 6 from Forbes St U9-9240 M E N ’S SHOP PROVIDENCE, R, I. -Rep. when John N. Mitchell and H. R. Riot police fired into crowds of black Thursday 12:22 p.m. S d S "T h i ^p'lfphLr^ a ladder truck and a rescue truck, all under the direction of Deputy Edward P. Beard, D-R. I., has Haldeman are mugged and finger­ rioters, raging through two black —Brush fire. Hillside Dr. 'The Complete Men's Store' J'™ in the barn required much soaking before it stopped pledged to help seek a medical parole printed and get their prison numbers, townships outside the southern city Thursday, 2:07 p.m. -Brush fire. Hillside Dr. BuisEnEmiinoRciiMiii ph^by^Ba^** Kelleher said he had no idea how it started. (Herald for Rhode Island Rep.-elect William Watergate will pass from the legal of Port Elizabeth today, a senior Bailey, who has been jailed in scholars to the history students. Five police officer said. No details on Thursday, 5:12 p.m. —Brush The Oldest & Largest in Conn. THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET fire, Kelly and Avery Sts. Michigan on a shoplifting conviction years ago today, five men broke into casualties were given. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17. ICT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977 — PAGE THIRTEEN Common Pleas Court cases Handicapped not happy Herald angle! Legion nips Enfield, 5-2 The following cases were disposed Rockville, fourth-degree larceny, charge of reckless driving was nolled. Linsenbigler to score. slate ahead beginning couldn’t find the handle, of recently in Common Pleas Court changed to disorderly conduct, fined $20. • Shirley Jones, 22, of Wall St., By LEN AUSTER however,. Jordan hesitated It became 5-0 in the fifth 19, Rockville: • Constance Tobias, 27, of 54 Village Hebron, re-arrest warrants ordered on Earl Yost Herald Sportswriter tonight at 6 at Zone Eight with area transit plan foe Windsor at Windsor near the bag, slid late and on two walks and an op­ • Thomas R. Collier, 43, of 10 Hayes St., Rockville, disorderly conduct, nolM, charges of Issuing a bad check (two posite field single to right third-degree criminal mischief, fined $25. counts), driving while under the in­ Production out of High. Saturday, a non-zone hurt his left ankle. He was Dr., Ellington, driving while under the in­ Sports Editor by Gauruder. HARTFORD (UPI) - The MO lifts on 40 .of the 155 buses to be commuters drive over her town’s fluence of liquor or drugs, changed to • Jeffrey D. Brown. 21. of 179 Talcott- fluence of liquor or drugs, driving the No. 7 spot in the game against West Hart­ removed from the game million regional transportation plan purchased by the state. streets too. reckless driving, fined $50. ville Rd., Vernon, third-degree forgery without a license (two counts), and batting order and the ford on the road is slated and taken to the hospital Ballard, 2-0, lost a shot at approved by the 29 towns in the Hartford was the only locality to One section of the plan allocates • Jose A. Breton, 68. of W. Shore Dr., and criminal attempt to commit third- driving an unregistered motor vehicle. before a Zone encounter for precautionary X rays. a second consecutive stellar pitching of shutout in the final frame greater Hartford area includes receive approval for funds amoun­ $43 million for local road projects in Ellington, driving while under the in­ degree larceny, nolled. • Robert M. Moore, 21, 133(5 W. Main Sunday at 5 at Eagle Field He is listed as Bruce Ballard boosted with Enfield scoring two, money to resurface Hartford's ting to $3 million to resurface city all the towns, including bridges, fluence of liquor or drugs, dismissed. • Stephen Ellis, Twin Hills Dr., Coven­ St., Rockville, re-arrest warrants Prised possession against Rockville. Manchester’s No. 2 pitcher streets, but no funds to equio buses streets. The project was approved 1^ signs, lights and other street im­ • Robert Ignatowicz, 22, of 33 Vernon try, re-arrest warrant ordered on ordered on charges of theft of dogs, third- Manchester’s Manchester got on the and his loss would be most one on an infield miscue. Ave., Rockville, breach of peace, nolled charges of possession of controlled drugs degree burglary, third-degree larceny. with wheelchair lifts. * 6. provements. While making his daily rounds Wednesday, there was a American Legion scoreboard in the first with damaging. Ballard yielded just three (not prosecuted). and driving while license is under suspen­ Bonds set at $1,000 on each. bulge in one of Wally Irish's suit coat pockets. Advocates for the handicapped said Hartford Councilwoman Barbara Once the plan is approved by baseball team to a Pete Kiro scoring on a Kevin Hanlon walked hits, walking two and they were disappointed the new plan, B. Kennelly said Hartford should be federal officials, the towns will be • tork Kuszik, no certain address, sion. Bond of $500 set. • Nancy K. Smith, 16, of 106 West St., The North End businessman was part of a winning and he and pinch-runner striking out 15. formerly of Vernon, second-degree • Lyndon Forostoski. 29, of Tolland Rockville, re-arrest warrant ordered on a Zone Eight 5-2 duke passed ball by Enfield passed Thursday by the Capitol singled out for the appropriation eligible for 70 per cent federal fun­ team for the first time this season and he had the ball as a catcher Ken Gaskell. The Eric Gauruder each moved Manchester had seven burglary, probable cause found, bound Stage Rd., Tolland, third-degree assault, charge of fourth-degree larceny. Bond set souvenir. over Enfield last night hits, two each by Jordan Region Council of Governments, because street repair in Hartford is a ding for each project. changed to breach of peace, fined $50. A at $50. locals put it away in the up a base on a wild pitch by over to Tolland County Superior Court. Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn entry wound up with the at Eagle Field. before departing and Ray provides $25,000 for a study of the top priority among motorists The remaining 30 per cent is Charges of third-degree larceny, two fourth scoring three times. losing hurler Jim Gliha. Defensively, needs of the handicapped when those throughout the region. divided equally between the state and counts, third-degree burglary, two biggest run total in a game this season by whipping Multi The Post 102 entry is now Mike Jordan stroked a Chevalier. Mike Linsen- Circuits in Candlelight League play at Robertson Park shortstop Jeff Backofen needs are already clear. But West Hartford Mayor Anne P. the individual town, but some towns counts, and interfering with a police of­ unbeaten in two zone starts one-out opposite field bigler delivered an RBI and Irish wanted a souvenir to mark the occasion. was a standout before They said the best way to serve the Streeter argued that making Hart­ intend to pay the entire 30 per cent to ficer, all nolled. Area bulletin board and 2-1 over-all while the single and stole second. On single to left, Kiro’s infield handicapped is to install wheelchair ford an exception was unfair since speed up the projects. • Donald 0. Miller, 20, 217 Burnside It was a stroke of luck that Irish gave up the visitors are now 1-2 in the the steal which didn’t draw out made it 3-0 and a wild exiting in the home sixth with a slight muscle pull. Ave.. East Hartford, breach of peace, There will be a second signup ses­ managerial reins to concentrate on playing. That was the zone and over-all. a throw as the catcher pitch, infield error enabled nolled. and .Interfering with a police of­ key to ending the winless streak. Manchester has a busy ficer, nolled. Andover sion June 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Red Barn. The swimming The ball will be placed in Irish’s trophy case. • Patricia Pilotte, 22, of 11 Oak St., Registration for the Red Cross Vernon plans disaster program will be from June 27 to July Rockville, fourth-degree larceny, re- swimming lesson program sponsored Possible reason arrest warrant ordered, bond set at $100. 29. Rudi May By BARBARA RICHMOND regular channels that they would R ockville G eneral H o sp ita l’s by the Andover Lake Property One baseball buff offers a reason for the great start by with an unexpected emergency. All • Daniel R. Prince, 16, of 12 Ward St., Herald Reporter emergency room. Rockville, breach of peace, two counts, Owners Association will be Saturday B o l t O H the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League's will wait for their usual call to the Capt. 1. B. Davis of Vernon will from 10 a.m. to noon at the Red Barn. Western Division pennant race this season. The squad lifesaver MB’s rally to win and disorderly conduct, nolled. A major disaster will occur in Ver­ scene. have charge of fire safety at the • Kenneth Robinson. 25. of Enfield, Andover ahildren who will enter The Democratic Town Committee assembled two to three weeks before other squads non June 25. That's not a prediction— The “victims” will be eight Vernon scene. breach of peace, changed to disorderly Grade 1 in September and those older will meet tonight at 8 at the Com­ started spring drills and when the opening gun sounded for Mets Trailing 1-0 after ford Twi L eap e play. runs for the MB’s. Six it's a plan to test all emergency junior firemen and 12 Rockville Equipment to be involved will in­ conduct, fined $35. He wasn't presented are eligible to participate. There is a munity Hall. the Dodgers were way ahead of their rivals. The guess three innings, Moriar- Tall Dave Bidwell errors aided the local equipment in the tri-town area of junior firemen. clude Vernon, Rockville and Tolland on a charge of interfering with a police registration fee. Each child There will be a graduation rehear­ here is that the Cincinnati Reds will catch the NEW YORK (UPI) ty’s broke through for fashioned a four-hitter in scoring. Vernon, Tolland and Ellington. The incident will be staged at rescue trucks; Vernon, Tolland, officer. registering must be accompanied by sal for Bolton High School seniors Dodgers...One reader, an admitted New 'York Yankee — Rudi May has been going the distance. He Gene Johnson was vic­ The disaster will be a major acci­ • Sandra Shortridge,52 Ellington Ave., single runs in each of Legion Field, West St. and Legion Ellington and Manchester am­ an adult. Monday at 9 a.m. at the school. fan, asks why much more material is used on the Boston a virtual lifesaver for didn't issue one walk and timized by Skip Joy, Hart­ dent involving a school bus and four Rd., at 8 a.m. Spectators should be at bulances; Ellington Rescue Post 512; the next three innings, fanned five as the Gas ford leftfielder, who made Red Sox than the Yankees. The answer is simple. The the Baltimore Orioles cars. the field prior to that time, Capt. the Vernon fire engine tanker and a Herald's wire service originates out of Boston and two added two more in the Housers squared their loop a spectacular catche just At an organizational meeting; Bundy said. Vernon fire engine. and sometimes three stories daily are received which since they lost out­ seventh and walked off mark at 2-2. before the ball cleared the Thursday night, headed by Capt. Fire Chief Ronald Littell of Tolland The EAST organization, an feature the Red Sox. One separate story a day arrives on fielder Reggie the field jwith a 5-1 Tonight the winners face fence and robbed the John Bundy of the Vernon Police and Asst. Fire Chief Nelson Skinner emergency technical group, will Yankee games...According to the media, the 1976-77 NBA Jackson, pitcher Jai Alai at 6 at St. Thomas. playing manager and Department and Capt. Michael Polo decision over Hartford of Vernon will have charge of com­ make up the victims. Vernon Police all-star team consists of Elvin Hayes (Washington), Wayne Garland and in­ Catcher Bill Chapulis designated hitter of a of Vernon F ire Co. 1, it was munications. Insurance last night at homer. Explorers Post 800 will handle David Thompson (Denver), Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Los fielder Bobby Grich in collected three hits and emphasized that no time element Capt. Keith Philbrick of the Vernon parking of the cars of spectators and Angeles), Pete Maravich (New Orleans) and Paul St. Thomas in Hart­ Ron Krogh drove in three will be involved in this simulated Ambulance Corps, and Deputy Fire crowd control at the site. Westphal (Phoenix) with Julius Erving Philadelphia), November’s free- drill and no sirens or emergency Chief Gerald Grotton of Vernon and At the hospital emergency room, George McGinnis (Philadelphia), Bill Walton (Portland), agent draft. lights will be used. Battalion Chief Robert Kelly of Dr, Satya Agarwol will be In charge. George Gervin (San Antonio) and JoJo White (Boston) on Thursday night, the 6- Sand trap troubles Capt. Bundy said he wants the drill Rockville will have charge of the All of the victims will be tagged at the second five. foot-3 lefthander won his Ben Crenshaw needed two tries to get out of to be as realistic as possible. All 'tune Little Ron Guidry “patients.” the scene as to the degree of their in­ ninth game of the season sand trap on fourth hole of oepning round in emergency units will go through the All victims will be taken to juries. Trophy fish sixe when he pitched his 19th U.S. Open yesterday. (UPI photo) 18 Reg Pinto, The Herald’s chief cameraman and ardent career shutout, a six-hit, 6- fisherman, reports a large mouth bass trophy fish must 0 whitewash of the big man for Yanks weight six pounds. Pinto spent several days last week Milwaukee Brewers. The victory tied May with Camp Hemlocks to open fishing in the rain at Sebago Lake in Maine. The fish were NEW YORK (UPI) is the lowest among the much,” said Guidry, who jumping, biting and being caught, he reported...Kathy Nolan Ryan for second Yankees’ starters. American Camping Association. — Despite a pitching allowed only one runner as Hebron watchers,” Larson says. “They don't Pusch, girls’ basketball coach at South Windsor High, has place among all AL hurlers "He’s been the most con­ far as second base. “I had An active two-week camping The camp has a 20-acre lake for get a chance to do things themselves. been selected as the outstanding coach in girls’ basket­ in wins behind Frank staff that is loaded Seven golfers boating and fishing, an indoor swim­ sistent pitcher in the been getting them out all program of boating, fishing, swim­ So Camp Hemlocks is a place where ball in the 1976-77 season by the CIAC. Coaching for five Tanana’s league-leading with All-Star talent, rotation,” said Yankees’ night. This is by far my ming pool, a nature trail through they actively participate up to their seasons, Pusch teams have won 69 of 95 con­ 10, and, more importantly, ming, and arts and crafts begins Sun­ SCHfDULE th e N ew York Manager Billy Martin. “ In best game. I was in com­ acres of pine trees, and modem cam­ potential with the aid of counselors.” tests...Tickets are now on sale for the major league All- lifted the Orioles to within day for phyisically handicapped ping accommodations — all specially Yankees would not be spring traiing we were plete control of all my tied in Open adults at the Hemlocks Outdoor The adult session is followed by ART SUr baseball game July 19 at Yankee Stadium. There is a 1 1/2 games of second- equipped for handicapped persons. A MUSIC sitting atop the thinking of him as a long pitches. I was getting Education Center in Hebron. two-week segments for young adults limit of four for any one order. It will be a night place ^sto n . reliever or spot starter. behind in the count and summer staff of 25 college students, 10-12 Druma “We have a long way to American League TTie opening camp for adults is aged to 17 to 22; children aged 5 to 10; M 4 0 Crate lor ChlMran game...Current plans call for the World Series to have a But when (Ken) Holtzman coming back with breaking many of whom are going into the 1:48*2:18 Adult Drawing 10-12 QuHar « TULSA Okla. (UPI) — A heavy deck of clouds the first of five, two-week sessions pre-teen-agers, and teen-agers aged 10-12 Piano weeknight start instead of a Saturday as has been the go but we've got a good ball East today if it allied health professions, had six 2:30-3 Chlldrans Drawing wasn’t going too well, we balls for strikes. I felt real eliminated the expected heat, the rough was for handicapped persons of all ages. 14 to 16, 3:18-3:49 AduH Painting 12-2 Plano practice lor several years. All games except on the club and have a good weren’t for a little 2-9:30 Flirto inserted him into the star­ confident.” Camp Hemlocks, beginning its fourth days of orientation to prepare for the During the rest of the year, there is 4-4:30 Chlldrana Drawing weekend will be played under the arc lights. chance to go all the way. lower than usual, there was just enough breeze campers’ arrival. 3:90-8 Saxophon# known left-hander ting rotation and he has G u id ry ’s p itc h in g summer in Hebron, is run by the weekend camping and seminars for I'll trade 20 'wins for a been doing fine.” philosophy is to keep things pleasant anci the greens were professionals and students involved named Ron Guidry. Connecticut Easter Seal Society. The The staff includes two young men MOVEMENT Suggested handicaps chance to be in the World Guidry’s only problem simple—throw hard for as holding. with recreation, education and Guidry, whom the among the group at 71, as original camp was established in from Europe who are here on an 10-10:90 CrMtlv* Movtmtnt 7 jrrt. 4 oktor Recently George Marlow asked why there was no han­ Series,” May said. has been his inability to long as you can. So why didn’t someone 10- ^O -IIM 8«IM 7 r— n 4 oW«r Two-run homers in the Yankees plucked from Trumbull in 1950. exchange program for camp rehabilitation of handicapped per­ Come In and try our newest Cut the BI-LEVEL dicap used in tennis. The idea was repeated in this space. complete a game. Prior to ”I don’t believe in pacing shoot a really good score at was Tom Weiskopf, who sons. 11- 11:30 Folk Done* • ehlMrm 4 adult* second inning by Andres their Syracuse farm club About 250 campers, ranging in age counselors. pr one of our summer cuts, the SCOOP. And let us 12- 1 Too*, Tal-CM One man, Frank DiGregorio, East Hartford’s Park and Thursday night’s perfor­ myself,” he said. “If Southern Hills Country was happy to be there since 1-1:40 improviMtIon Mora and A1 Bumbry got late last season, has taken from 5 to 70, are expected to attend Carl Larson, new director of Camp Recreation director, reports his tennis instructor, Marcel mance he had gone 8 1-3 in­ you’re gonna rough me up, Club Thursday? he was 5-over par after The Connecticut Easter Seal Socie­ 1:45-2:18 Craativa Movamant - 4 to 7 jrra. May winging with a 4-0 up the slack where the only three holes. the five sessions. The camp, located Hemlocks who arrived from-Georgia 2:10-2:45 Bally Danea Mercier has an idea. The latter said equalizers would be nings on four straight oc­ you’re gonna rough me up It’s the U.S. Open, that’s ty, in addition to its Camp Hemlocks, bulge and made things sim­ likes of Jim Hunter, Don Defending champion in 160 acres of woodland bounded by in late April, says the camp lets the 2:48-3:18 AduH Ballal (!) allow an inferior player two bounces of the ball in­ casions. with my best. If I let up a why. has seven affiliated rehabiliUtion JO has recently graduated from Bruno-Laumar 3:18-4 AduN Modam ple. Gullett, Ed Figueroa and Jerry Pate and the Salmon Brook State Forest, is handicapped children and adults stead of one and (2) forget the boundary lines. Class dis­ "His record in the little bit and somebody “1 obviously had trouble Gary centers in Hartford, Bridgeport, Advance School of Haircutting of Canada. 4-8 Chlldrana Intaoralad Art* Workahop Mike Torrez have faltered. Player were at 72 while open year-round. It is licensed by the become active participants. missed!... Current issue of Rick Bayko’s June issue of Rich Dauer and Doug minors showed he wasn’t gets a dying quail, scoring," said Jack Waterbury, Stamford, Meriden, New The 5-foot-ll, 153-pound another former champion. state and accredited by the "These people are usually Call for Appointment or walk In. Yankee Runner features a story on Rick Krause, a DeCinces added RBI strong after seven in­ somebody gets a Texas Nicklaus after struggling Haven and Uncasville. southpaw won his fifth Hale Irwin, shot 73. Joining PARKING FOR ALL EVENTS former Manchester man, now living in Maine. Krause, doubles for Baltimore. nings,” said Martin, “and Leaguer, the next guy to his 4-over-par 74 in the In other American game in seven decisions Nicklaus at 74 were Lee BEHIND MUNICIPAL BUILDING named Maine’s Runner-of-the-Year in 1976, heads the that’s been the case this jumps on my fastjjall and opening round of the tour­ League games, Seattle Thursday night when he Central Maine Striders and has taken part in several Five year until tonight.” I’m down three runs.” nament. “But on this kind Trevino, Masters cham­ beat Oakland, 3-1, blanked the Kansas City Zoning request withdrawn Mile Road Races in Manchester on Thanksgiving...Steve Guidry wanted badly to Mickey Rivers sparked of day I would think pion Tom Watson, Ben Minnesota nipped Califor­ Royals 7-0 on a three- Ayers, an all-state selection in basketball last season remove that stigma and the Yankees’ offense with someone would have shot a Crenshaw and Sam Snead. South Windsor A nnajority of Sullivan Ave. from Atty. Leon Podrove, representing nia, 7-6, Detroit topped hitter. It marked the first And Tommy Bolt, who won GINO’S COIFFURES while performing for South Catholic, will enter UHart- tried hard not to think three hits, including a two- 66. I’m just glad they Ayers Rd. to Rt. 5 is commercially the applicants, said the application 351 CENTER STREET time Guidry has gone the the U.S. Open when it was An application to rezone land on ford in September. Ayers was a high school All-America Toronto, 4-1, New York about his past failures. rUn homer. Dennis didn't.” Sullivan Ave. from A-20 residential to zoned, with various industrial and would be resubm itted. He said blanked Kansas City, 7-0, distance this year but his played here 17 years ago, commercial buildings on either side. Howland and Holcombe do not intend 646-5411 m n NEBaT selection last winter. "It passed my mind, but Leonard was charged with A lot of people had the general commercial was witWawn and Chicago downed earned run average of 2.51 shot 75. The portion of Sullivan Ave. from to place a gasoline station or a I didn’t think about it too all sevea runs. potential to shoot low this week, but the applicants are Boston, 7-3. Thursday. After all, seven Weiskopf, who double expected to resubmit the application Ayers Rd. to Ellington Rd. is residen- restaurant serving liquor in the area. Mariners 3, A's 1 bogeyed the first hole and tially zoned. guys broke par. to ask for a change to restricted com­ WMRSRS Red-hot Red Sox Glenn Abbott pitched a But ail seven of them triple bogeyed the third mercial use. The application, submitted by A restricted commercial zone If five-hitter and Bob Stinson shot 1-under 69 — making third before fighting his The original application brought Warren E. Howland and Raymond S. limits the type of business. Read Herald Ads hit a two-run single to lead Henderson Met winner up the largest group ever way back into the hunt, protest from about 25 persons who stopped by Stone Seattle past Oakland. Ab­ said it best. Holcombe Jr., centered around 1.2 The speedy Henderson Wednesday night to arrive to tie for the lead at the end said they wanted to eliminate any bott, 6-3, struck out seven NEW YORK (UPI) “It's just the Open,” acres of residential property near the Podrove said the applicants have was inserted into the game for Thursday night's con­ of any round in the 77-year further erosion of the street’s — While his new team­ Weiskopf said. "That’s all. intersection of Sullivan Ave., not decided what type of business o BOSTON (UPI) — Steve Stone was charged and lost a shutout in the in the seventh inning as a test. ”I’m glad to be here. I history of this event. residential area. The win placements were Graham and Ayers Rds. would locate on the parcel. ! S 3 ^ S coupon savings<_ with a difficult mission when he went to the third on Bill North's RBI mates mourned the pinch runner for Ed was kind of nervous early In order of their single. tough and the 18th hole is loss of an. old friend, Kranepool and took second this evening, but once the appearance on the 18th mound Thursday night top RBI man along with Twins 7, Angels 6 the toughest finishing hole newly acquired Steve on a two-out single by Felix manager (Joe Torre) put green, the leaders were Ro 100 FREE S4H Stop the red-hot Boston Rice, to bounce the ball to Rob Wilfong’s two-out, I’ve ever played. Red Sox, winners of six Henderson did his best me in the game I felt Funseth, Terry Diehl, Area police report shortstop Kevin Bell, who ninth-inning single off Larry Nelson, Hubert "You can’t force things GREEN STAMPS straight games — and started the twin killing. to help ease the pain. National okay.” on an Open course, ft’s Nolan Ryan drove in Butch Henderson struck out in Green, Florentino Molina, equally hot Luis Tiant, “He’s a pitcher, not a going to be a long, hard Vernon Wynegar with the winning League his only at bat in the eighth Grier Jones and Tom satisfactory condition today at South Windsor author of 16 straight thrower,” said White Sox week.” A seven-car accident on 1-86 in Ver­ run. Tom Johnson upped Henderson, a 24-year-old inning, but Torre said he Purtzer. Rockville General Hospital. He suf­ scoreless innings at manager Bob Lemon. “He Of the seven front non Thursday afternoon caused a Douglas Scruton, 23, of 149 his record to 7-2 with four outfielder who was one of Millan. A moment later, he would start the youngster And if that wasn't enough fered injuries in an accident on Fenway Park. has a good idea of what runners. Green was the major traffic tie-up due to construc­ Deepwood Dr., Manchester, was innings of relief for the principal figures ob­ and Millan dashed home in left field tonight. there were 10 more tied at Skinner Rd. Thursday afternoon. Stone, who is proving to he’s doing out there. If we man to fear. Green has tion in the area. charged Thursday with following too Minnesota, while Ryan tained from Cincinnati when shortstop Joe Gon­ In other National League even-par 70 and nine more Vernon Police said the youth, be the bright light as well have a stopper he’s it.” dropped his sixth game in Wednesday night in the never won a major cham­ Kenneth Wilcox, 43, of Woodville, riding a bicycle, ran into the side of a closely. He was involved in a two-car zalez threw Mike Vail’s games, Los Angeles edged at 71. That adds up to 26 as the ‘stopper’ on a less “It looked like we were 15 decisions despite fan­ trade for Tom Seaver, pionship and is now edging Mass., driver of a trailer truck in­ car driven by Jennie Brown of 268 accident at the Rts. 5 and 30 intersec­ grounder wildly into right Pittsburgh, 3-2, in 11 in­ golfers within two shots of tion. than dazzling Chicago on the ropes again,” said ning 14. made his major league back into the form he dis­ volved, was charged with reckless Skinner Rd. No charges were placed field after trying to get a nings, San Diego topped the lead going into today's staff, once again rose to Lemon, “But this time we Tigers 4 Blue Jays 1 debut with the New York played in winning three driving. State Police said the truck against the driver. The driver of the second car was force out at second. Chicago, 8-6; and San Fran­ second round. the occasion, and along came back.” straight tournaments just driver failed to negotiate a curve at Carol Klemyk, 22, of 19 Proctor Rd., Ron LeFlore hit two Mets Thursday night and "I was very excited at cisco downed St. Louis, 5-1. Arnold Palmer headed with tim ely relief by Lamar Johnson and Jim home runs to celebrate his flashed his base-running before last year's Masters. Exit 98. Due to the construction, only Two female juveniles from the Manchester. Police said there were the opportunity to help,” Dodgers 3, Pirates 2 the group at 70, thrilling his bullpen ace Lerrin Essian drove in two runs 25th birthday in support of ability to spark a 4-3 the left lane of the eastbound lane Vernon area were apprehended by minor injuries reported. Scruton is to said Henderson, who was Bill Russell, whose error followers with a 30-yard appear in court in East Hartford July LaGrow, led the White Sox apiece to highlight a five- Mark Fidrych, who won his triumph over the Houston was open to traffic. Vernon Police Thursday and charged the only one of the players enabled Pittsburgh to tie chip-in at the par-5 fifth. East football to a 7-3 victory over the run White Sox seventh in­ third straight game. Astros. Police said the truck struck four of with two counts of second-degree Red Sox. the Mets acquired the score in the ninth in­ “I used to play a lot of the other cars and caused one of ning and give Stone a com­ rounds like that,” said the captain hurt larceny. They were released to their “ft’s not often that a fortable lead. ning, doubled in the 11th in­ them to strike two other cars. parents and referred to juvenile Lawrence Roy, 25, of 202 School team gets seven runs off ning and scored the win­ 47-year-old Palmer, whose Tom Messier, captain- Drivers of the other vehicles were CAPE It took LaGrow, though, gallery swelled to the authorities. ning run on Dusty Baker’s St., Manchester, was charged I with connecting service to Luis," said Slone, 7-5, who to strike out potential tying elect of East Catholic Richard Lavigne of 16 Cook Rd., Police said they received a call McDaid in top shape sacrifice fly to give the largest of the day when he Thursday with falsely reporting an was supported by a 12-hit run Dwight Evans, sent up High's football team, was Tolland; Stephen Myers of Stafford; from a resident of the Elm Hill Rd. MARTHA’S VINEYARD Dodgers a victory. Charlie got to 2-under early on the incident and evading responsibility. attack from the best hit­ as a pinch-hitter with the hit by a car while riding his Victor Schulze of Nashua, N. H.; area and the girls were apprehended and NANTUCKET Hough worked three hitless back nine. “The people Police said Roy’s car was involved COD ting team in the American bases loaded and two out in bicycle Tuesday night near Daniel Davis of Enterprize, Ala.; ISLANDS with a car taken from the Tri-City in an accident in South Windsor last League. ”It’s nice to beat innings in relief to gain the following me today were Shady Glen and James Turner of Columbus, Ohio, the eighth inning. for defense of title Shopping Plaza. The other charge Friday and he reported the car had him and it’s the first time triumph. Reggie Smith hit really exuberant. I haven't hospitalized. and Temple Davis of Enterprize, - LEAVE MANCHESTER DAILY AT - Tiant extended his "Training is going fine for given them a reason to be was lodged in connection with the been stolen. He has a court date of I’ve ever won at Fenway.” scoreless innings streak to BY EARL YOST “1 run about 120 miles a a two-run homer, his 15th, Messier suffered two Ala. fheft of a car from McDonald’s 9:15am 12:15pm 3:45pm 5:45pm me. I am looking forward for the Dodgers. exuberant lately.” July 5 on the falsely reporting charge "I struggled a little, es­ 20 2-3 before surrendering .S|>url!i Editor week on road and cross broken ribs. He was an Some of the people involved suf­ parking lot, Rt. 83, on June 11. and July 11 on the evading charge. also 8:45pm departure for PRO V ID EN CE pecially giving up 11 hits, country,.” he writes. to a good performance Pudrrs 8, Cults 6 Johnny Miller was offensive tackle last fall. fered minor injuries and were a two-run homer to Oscar If anyone is going to again. Two weeks ago I ran but I made the good Gamble. George Hendrick and treated at Rockville General pitches when I had to,” beat Danny McDaid in second to Bill Rodgers (of Gene Tenace each drilled Hospital. George Scott and Rice the USA) in Amsterdam in fast, dally trips: explained the 29 year old each hit their 15th homers the Connecticut AAU solo homers and the Wilcox is to appear in court in 2:16.14. ft was my second righthander, who hurled to offset that blast until Padres benefited from four Rockville June 28. NEW YORK CITY 12-mile run which will fastest marathon ever. graduation gifts sevep of the White Sox 11 Chicago’s decisive rally, Chicago errors to defeat 8:30am 10:35am 2:30pm 4:45pm 7:45pm be the feature of the “I have run 10 miles in com plete gam es this which kept the White Sox the Cubs. The Cubs com­ Christopher Barlow, 10, of 186 first day’s events in 47:30 and six miles in mitted three errors in the Hany Lane, Vernon, is reported in wedding gifts Bonanza offers you many wonderful vacation trip possibilities season, and leads the staff within three games of the in m o st p itc h in g Western Division front- the MCC New .England 28:11,” he added. first inning, including two thru scenic New England... and links you with the entire nation McDaid, a mailman, departments. running Minnesota Twins. Relays competition by shortstop Ivan Dejesus, usher gifts You'll see more, enjoy ” 1 got some double plays Saturday, June 25 in easily beat a fine field here when the Padres scored more - save fuel It also knocked the Red last June in the fine time of Rockville hospital notes behind me (three) and Sox out of the Eastern Manchester he’ll have three times. Chicago’s and save money. cnrriA IimAltr i__ 59:10, He literally ran '^^^atherfe day some timely h hitting. iflln n ” Division__ lead.* Manny Trillo, the league’s GO BONANZA to be at his best. away from Amby Burfoot, The most crucial double “We had our chances,” leading hitter, had three Admitted Thursday: John pa and daughter. Coldspring gifts in full comfort McDaid, the 35-year-old setting the pace and win­ hits to boost his average to Dr., Vernon; Rikki Everett, S. play was turned in when lamented Boston manager Connelly, Hayes Ave., South (R S. it’s Sunday, june 19th) . . . it’s a great the score was tied, 2-2, in Don Zimmer, whose team stringbean from Donegal, ning by 200 yards. .382. Windsor; Sandra Danise, Main St., Manchester; way to travel Ireland, writes that he’s McDaid will arrive in Giuiils S, Cardinals I . Cynthia Fox, Tolland; Mark thd bottom of the sixth in- now trails New York by 1/2 Somers; Jamie Faneill, Oak ning. Jim Rice had blasted game, “in pretty good shape” to town in plenty of time (o Jim Barr scattered St., Rockville; Robert Gur- l^ower, Ellington; William whatever the occasion... shouldn't defend his laurels. Loos, Broad Brook; William your gift come from a Stone fastball 440 feet “Thirteen hits is a lot of prepare for defense of his seven hits to win his eighth non, Tolland; Shirley Martin, (3 ) BONANZA “For a man who didn’t title. Loos, Broad Brook; Scott y BUS LINES. INC. into the c e n te rfie ld hits for getting only three game and Darrell Evans Sunny View Dr., Vernon; start running until he was The race, as well as Joanna Munsell, Tolland; Roman, Ellington; Mrs. bleachers to lead off the in- runs. The man (Stone) beat drove in a pair of runs to - stop in or phone for schedules end tickets to all points - 23, McDaid has reigned as Suzanne Pluta, Ellington; Karen Smith and daughter, mng, and Boston proceeded us and th at’s all that three-miler will occupy the highlight the Giants’ Grant Skewes, Windsor. Tolland; Linda Stone, Box THE LION'S DEN to load the bases with one counts.” Ireland’s marathon cham­ first day’s spotlight and the triumph over the Car­ Mountain Dr., Vernon; - BOB'S MOBIL STATION - pion the past two years and scene shifts to Memorial Discharged Thursday: ‘unusual gifts for everyone!’ 427 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St.) - Phono 646-7348 dinals. Terry Whitfield had Jesse Bauks, Chamberlain St., Kenneth Tclxelra, Pleasant . . . . I'®® (1-U was to op- captured the gruelling run Field the following day for three hits, including a Vallejt Rd.i South Windsor. 767 Main S l , Manch. 646-5756 (one block from Keeney Street Exit of Interstate 841 Stone however, induced pose the Yankee’s Catfish Rockville; Mrs. Eleanor Cap- Butch Hobson, the Red Sox Hunter (3-3) tonight. three times. Danny McDaid 56 track and field events. homer, for San Francisco.

’i ' PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 17, 1977- PAGE FIFTEEN TOWN OF VERNON Little League BOARD OF EDUCATION INDEX HUp Wsntsd 13 L e v a s s e u r NOTICIt I National Weather Forecast\ INVITATION i - Loit •nd Found MATURE PERSON NATIONAL Moriarty’s at C a rte r Oak, 2 — Ptrgontli Experienced in care oFinvalid 3 - Moriarty's had too much 23-2. TO BID * Announeomonli and help with housework. The Board of Education of 4 - Gntgruinmtnl Hours must be flexible. n e w W h a l e r power for Carter’s last Mark Desmarls the Town of Vernon, Connec- 5 - Auctiont S h e H e r a t h References required. Call 649- night at Buckley Field and collected three hits, ooe a tloht will receive sealed bids FINANCIAL 7631 between 4 and 5 p.m. the result was an easy 18-5 homer, and Jeff Carr for > 6 ~ Bondl-Stocki-Mortoiotl ffiantlifstfr(F(juntr^(n«b HARTFORD (UPI) - The New England 9 - PariontI Loant CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EXPERIENCED Lubrication success. added a homer and Art 1. Sanding and Refinishing 10 - insuranco Whalers completed a deal Thursday for Help. Full time. 18 years or Flynn three hits to the — Boys Gym at Vernon Center 1 CMPLOVMCNT older. Apply Morlarty goaltender Louis Levasseur by trading goalie Steve Demonte collected (Sievrolet attack. Middle School 13 - Halp Wantad Brothers, 315 Center Street, Bids will be received at the 14 ~ Butineia Opporluniflaa Dave Dryden to the Edmonton Oilers. three hits and teammates Jay Griffin slugged a 15 — Siluation Waniad Manchester. office of the Superintendent of PHONE 643-2711 Tim F ^ l e r , Bob An- To get Uvaser tte game last year, two-run homer for the Schools, Park and School EDUCATION driana and Jeff Popik two MB’s. 1 8 - Privala Intirucfiona FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD balers also relinqu^ they treated me like a Streets, Rockville, Connec­ 19 - Schooit-Ciasaai IcKin t eouEcnw rights to Brett Callighen, ging.” each for the MB’s. The ticut until 12:00 noon 20 - Ingiructiona Wanlad latter scattered five hits in AMERICAN FARM gave the Wlers a Kelley said Levasseur American Legion up­ Wednesday, June 22, 1677 and REAL ESTATE MMMER gaining the decision as then at said place and time 23 - Homai for Sale ADVERTISINfi round Pick in the 1977 ^e„'t have to come to ended Army & Navy at 24 ■. Loli'Land for Sala Moriarty’s copped its 11th publicly opened, read, and 25 - Invastmanl Proparty I Needed for our large am ateur draft and threw In Hartford under pressure to Buckland, 23-5, with Oirls RATES win in 13 starts. ' recorded. 26 ~ Businatt Proparty I progressive Automotive- an unspecif i^ amount of show everyone what he can Gauvln collecting five hits, 27 ~ Ratort Proparly I Fuel Oil establishment. Don Maxim and Pat Specifications and proposal 28 - Real Eitaia Wantad 1 day — I K word par day cash and "future con- 3 daya ...I0(.w ord par day Must be experienced, and Burke each homered for Tim Graboskl and Gregg forms may be secured from stations. “Having played with six MI8C. SERVICES 6 days — 9< word per day have some successful _ . _ m., Saturday, June 18. UunuL Carter. Anderson four each, the office of the Superinten­ 31 - Sarvicai Olferad 26 days — 84 word per day ■ 5 S 5 “ ' m e n he m s with now- gSys last year at Graboskl homering. dent of Schools, Park and 32 - Painling*Papanng 15 words $2.00 minimum Ihlstoiy of collections. ■ Friday night, scattered showers and thundershowers are in^ 33 - Building-Contraclino I Please call for interview defunct M innesota, Minnesota and most impor- AMERICAN Mark Cimino bad two School Streets, Rockville, 34 - Rooling-Siding Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch Jd icat^ ava for paivoparts ui of the uic cciuitficentral valleysvciavys diiuand nurin north Auanuc| Atlantic [appointment — Mr. Levasseur was the top- tant for (Coach) Harry Nine runs in the first at hits for the Vets and Bill Connect! rut. 35 — Haaling-Piumbing states. Elsewhere, generally fair weather is predicted.! 36 — Flooring Satryb 6465135, Ext. 25. “ Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum^ ranked goalie in the (Neale), there won’t be the bats helped Army & Navy Anderson starred on The right is reserved to 37 ~ Movina-TrucVino-Storaaa 38 — readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 68 (85), Boston 61 (83),| league, with a 15-11-2 pressure on him that there Club to a 17-9 decision over defense. reject any or all bids or any Services Wanted ^ w m l D S . record and a 2.73 g<«ls- ordinarily would. They the American Legion last part when such action is MI8C. FOR SALE . .. I deemed in the best interest of 4 0 - Household Goods I (81), Duluth 51 (72), Houston 72 (93), Jacksonville 70 ( 89),■ know whit he can do,” night at Waddell. 41 — Articles for Sale' WANTED - Lathe Hand. 50 ■ Kansas City 66 ( 80), Little Rock 70 (92), Los Angeles 60 (70),| INT. FARM the Board of Education. hours. Paid holidays. record dropped to 6-12-S Kelley said Ken Krajewski solved 42 - Building Supplies jMiami 76 ( 87), Minneapolis 58 ( 76), New Orleans 73 (91),| Ansaldl’s outlasted the Charles Brisson 43 - Pats -Birds- Dogs Excellent insurance benefits. when Minnesota folded and uvasseur played for two 44 - Livestock New York 67 (81), Phoenix 74 (104), San Francisco 52 ( 63),l legion pitching for four hits Lawyers last night at Business Manager Metronics Inc., Route 6 & and Bill Hill and 'Urn Ellis 45 - Boats & Accessories ISeattle 51 (77), St. Louis 69 (88), Washington 69 (87). | seasons with Johnstown of Verplanck, 17-12, as Tom 0614 46 - Sporting Goods 44A, Bolton. Jack Kelley director of the North American each had a pair for the Vets 47 - Garden Products Result went flve-for-flve 48 - Antiques hwkey operaUons for the Hockey League and then who extended their win­ LEGAL SECRETARY - Full and Walt Weir and Mike LIQUOR PERMIT 49 - Wanlad to Buy Whalers, said, “The most broke into the World ning streak to 12 games. time, general law practice, Tuley added two hits each. NOTICE OF APPLICATION RENTALS good skills necessary, important problem I had Hockey Association with Marty Kosls and Russ lU i It to five oolite that I, John Zucco 52 - Rooms for Rent ADVERTISING (203) 646-2500 Planning Sl Jude Danny Thomas golf tourney Ralph Doyer paced the o f 49 Charttf Rd.. ElIl0|tOT. Ct.. has experience preferred. 643- staring me in the face was Winnipeg Smith each had two hits for 53 - Apartments for Rant Lav^ers with two hits. filed aa appUcatloo placarded 25 54 - Homes for Rant DEADLINE Serving as co-chairmen of the St. Jude Danny Matrick, Howard Yalen and Fred Nassiff. More obtaining a goalie we could „ the losers. March T7 ^th the Uquor Control Com- 55 - Business lor Rent misalon for a REST/^RANT WINE & 56 - Resort Property 'or Rent & Thomas Children’s Research Hospital Golf than |4,000 in merchandise awards will be head into the season with, ^etv drink BEEP type of permit for the ule of 12:00 noon the day before JANITOR NEEDED at once - 57 - Wanted to Rent publication. We got him. Uuis is going BEVERLY HILLS, INTERNATIONAL Top honor alcoholic liquor on the premises 56 — Misc tor Rant 6 nights per week. Experience Tournament Monday, June 27 at the offered. The field will be limited to 165 players. Pitching featured as An- Giovanors 290 Hartford Rd.. Deadline for Saturday and helpful. Must be reliable and into his best years.” calif. (UPI) - Horse PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Maochester, Conn. AUTOMOTIVE Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. Congratulations dependable. Paid insurance Manchester Country Club are, (1. to r.) Tom (Herald photo by Pinto) saldi’s nipped the Lawyers The business will be owned by "Casa 81 - Autos for Sale Levasseur said he’s tap- racing’s Triple Crown Running back Franco and vacation. Apply to last night at Leber Field, 5- D. Zocco, Inc." of 43 Charter Rd., 62 - Trucka for Sale py about the deal. "I ve winner Seattle Slew has Harris has received many ElUni^ and will be conducted by 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale Manager of Parkade Lanes. 4, for their 10th win in 11 John 20^ as.permittee. 64 - Motorcycles-Bicycles PLEASE READ No phone calls. always liked Hartford,” he gad a cocktail named after awards and accolades in John V. Zocco 65 - Cempers-Traiiera-Mobile games. said. “I remember at the hbn his five seasons with the Dated 25 March 1977 Homes YDUR AD Softball Mark Strasser and Mike 072-9 66 - Aulomotiva Service RNs, LPNs, GNs - Do you Pittsburgh Steelers, but 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease DAVID IM R K need summer employment? ' Everett each had two hits Claaolfled ads are taken over none of them, he uys, the phone as a wnvenlence. For Achieving the Rank of We need you through July and for the Contractors as did means as much to him u INVITATION The Herald la res^naible for August for part time work on homer over the fence. collecting only six base only one Incorrect Inaertlon and all shifts for vacation. Call the SILK CITY INDY Standings Gary Hurley for the his selection u the 1976 Eagle Scout and earning a Reed came up with 19 hits. Lawyers. TO BID then only to the size of the Meadows Convalescent i AIRWAY Travel Agency, Inc. base hits, five by Norbert Outhit, 21-20, R egal’s NFL Man of the Year. original Inaertlon. Errora which Bronze Palm Center for an interview, 647- Starting fast. Allied Opening defense of their The tying run was cut do not lessen the value of the managed to outscore “This one Is on the top of The Manchester Board of □ NOTICES 9194. Printing downed Frank’s Gonzales - three singles, Central Connecticut American League aCveHlsement will not be cor* 1457 CEHTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Nelson last night at Nike, National League down at the plate in the top the list,” Harris said Education seeks bids for Market last night at double and triple, while Women's Fast Pitch East rected by an additional inaer* 19-13. East of the sixth inning on a fine Thursday after the presen­ Typewriter Repair Service for Loti and Found 1 tion. Also Fitzgerald, 13-9, with Bill Ron Slomcinski added four League title, the locals W L Pet. GB Two big innings of eight W L Pet. GB throw from rightflelder tation of the award, given the 1977-78 school year. Sealed RN’S - LPN'S Morgan, Ernie Calaci, Bob more as did Cal (Tbowange. hopped off to a 3-0 first in- New York 36 26 .581 - and seven runs set the pace (Chicago 38 20 .655 - Everett to catcher Jack annually by Dodge autos to proposals will be received un- IMPOUNDED - Brown Plaster and John Sommers ning lead and never Boston 34 25 .576 Vk female North Hampton Mass, All shifts. Part with Paul Pryor collecting St. Louis 34 26 .567 5 Moreau for the out. the player chosen In a Ul 11:00 A.M., June 29.1977 at Eagle Scout each collecting three base Cat Catalano and Steve trailed. Baltimore 33 27 .550 which time they wilt be tag. Center Street area. Irish four hits, Mike Panciera Pittabgfa 32 25 .561 5V5 nationwide fan vote u the Setter female, red. Elm Help Wented 13 Help Wented hits. Giouard each tad two-hit Doreen Downham Milw 30 33 .476 6Vk NATIONAL FARM publicly opened. The right is H e lp Wtntod 13 time or full time. 13 and Pete Ramey three Phils 31 28 .525 7Vk outstanding citizen-athlete Street. Contact Manchester Bob Tinsley homered games. scattered seven hits and Detroit 27 31 .436 8Vk Carter’s trounced reserv^ to reject any and all each. One of the latter’s Montreal 26 32 .448 12 of the National Football Dog Warden, 6464555. Pleasant working twice for the victors and fanned eight. Rachel Rosen Cleveland 24 31 .436 8H bids'. Specifications and bid PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The tj: ATTENTION - Party Plan SECRETARY - personable, REC was a homer. New York 27 34 .443 12Vk League. Air Force recently announced Calaci also rounded the collected two hits and Toronto 23 35 .397 11 Hoop openings forms may be secured at the IMPOUNDED - Male conditions. Manager & Demonstrators mature woman with telephone Scoring at least two runs Dave Nelson led the Weal Business Office, 45 N. School Weimaraner. Mark Drive new openings for individuals needed in this area! Over 400 and typing experience for bases on one of his hits Mary Gracyalny tad two West The Manchester Rec with prior military service. If RALPH lU R K fast-selling items! Best apartment complex. Flexible in all but one inning, Nor­ Freight attack with four W L Pet. GB Street, Manchester, Connec­ area. Contact Coventry Dog Benefits. Apply in Best in defeat were Jim RBIs. W L Pet. GB Department still has a you nave been out for less Hostess Awards! No in­ hours, 3:30 to 7, three days a ton Electric trimmed hits and three hits rattled Los Ang 41 21 .661 - ticut, 06040, Raymond E. Warden, 4234524. for earning a Silver Palm Dowling with three bits, Minn 38 25 .590 - limited number of openings .....LEGAL than 5 years and are looking j:- person. Vernon vestment! Call Collect 1473- week. Saturday 10 to 6. Sunda' Hartford National Bank off the bats of Bill Magnot- Cincin 32 27 .542 7% Demers, Business Manager. for “A Great Way of Life’ , 0494, or write SANTA'S TOY Dave Brannick, Bob The Inn’s made it an all Chicago 32 27 .542 3 in its summer b^etball FOUND - Hearing Aid. No. 11 to 6. Every other weekendI last night at Keeney, 18-10. ta, Jim Nelson, Bob Zeiner San Fran 27 35 .435 14 NOTICE 0504 contact the Air Force im- $ Your Friends PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 06001 - Located in Manchester. Call Bycholski and Collins Judd victorious night as their Texas 29 27 .518 4H leagues. Team registration EllHC 14194. Downtown Main Manor. Call Mon­ Pacing the winning and Dave Uslegner. San Diego 28 38 .424 15 EIGHTH UTILITIES street, front of ARCO Service mediately. Call 6467440. ALSO BOOKING PARTIES. for appointment 528-1300. with two each. girls whipped Enfield, 9-8, Calif 29 29 .500 5Vk forms are available at the DISTRICT OF offense were Waliy Pocius Houston 25 38 .397 1644 Announecmwift 3 Station. Call 646-5036. From Bolton. . . day through EASTERN earlier in the evening at MANCHESTER DIRECT SALES - Are you the Banging out base hits at with four hits and Kevin Kan City 28 31 .475 7 Rec office, Garden Grove • bbbbbbbbbbbbbbsbbbbbbbbbb Eight runs in the third in- Cheney. Atlanta 23 40 .365 18V4 type of person who would be iT a fast clip, Bogner's out- Kelly and A1 Little with Oakland 28 31 .475 7 Rd., Monday thru Friday MANCHESTER willing to work hard for $500 Mary Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. Seven different players c o N N E c n c u r t o d a y ’s □ FINANCIAL DEAR POOCH scored Reed Construction three each. Six teammates .ning sparked Dean Seattle 27 38 .415 11 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. per week? If you are, you may Si Happy 16th No matter what, I love scored runs and seven NOTICE OF Mr. tergin in Uie nightcap, 16-11. each added two blows Machine to a 10-4 duke over Thursday’s Results •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••BBBBBBBBBBBB****** qualify for training to repre- jS Anniversary you — morning, noon Swinging big bats for the the MCC Vets last night at different players drove in T hursday’■ R etulla SPECIAL MEETINO BondS‘StOGks-Mortgags$ 8 sent one of the largest Con- Clair & Kildare each. Seattle 3, Oakland 1 Notice is hereby ^ven that ^ J Real and night. 8 7 1 - 0 3 8 5 ASSEMBLY Packers were Steve Nebo. runs for the winners who San Francisco 5, St. Louis sumer Food Suppfiers. No :Si Good Team. Dave Huntington and Baltimore 6, Milwaukee 0 INVITATION the ANNUAL MEETING of experience necessary. Call J-: P.S. Happy Father's Day. Pete Naktenis and Rick had to come from behind. 1 Love, McAdam, Dave Viara, Don John Leardi led the Chicago 7, Boston 3 the EIGHTH UTILITIES Estate Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and ::: Love, Miika each stroked two Lis Tilden tad two hits New York 4, Houston 3 TO BID g o o d N E W 8 ! Sean Sylvia SUPERVISOR Crowell and Ron Seplowitz, Bankers with two hits each Detroit 4, Toronto 1 DISTRK7T of Manchester, Home owners can obtain a second 4, at 569-4990. :S PHONE FROM home to ser­ hits for the winners as did and Liz and Mary Neubert all with three bingles. Greg and Dave Minor and Tom New York 7, Kansas City 0 Los Ang 3, Pittsburgh 2 Sealed bids will be received in Connecticut, will be held wii by Norma Tedford mortgage with beat terms la town^ vice our customers in the Hopkins added two hits and Barry Stearns for the each tripled as Shirley (11) Wednesday, June 23, 1977 at No ligal IBBS. Manchester area. Flexible Yaconiello each tad two- Minnesota 7, California 6 the Office of The Director of hours, super earnings. 249- Dave White slammed a losers. Adams notched the win. San Diego 8, Chicago 6 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly ' Millions of Americans No commltolom SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. Happiness Is The Position requires person with knowledge of shop hit showings. Today’s Games General Services, 41 Center Mancheater Parked* Happiness Is 7773. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Hall at the Bentley School, own not one house, but two. No hhMon oiiaroot practices and general machines to supervise NIKE Seattle (Jones 0-4 and Pole A second mortgage for conaoUda- We a re a c c e p tin g STRAWBERRY ticut until June 30, 1977 at Hollister Street for the According to the Census Learning To Cheer COUNSELORS NEEDED - assembly of different types of machines. Five runs in each of the 3-2) at Texas (Alexander 6-3 Today’s Games Uon of all your bllu. Easy montbly applications for future 11:00 a.m. for the following: following purposes: Bureau figures, an es­ payments. First time ever offered. openings. FESTIVAL at the MHS For residential camp for Excellent opportunity for right person to grow Money major subject first two innings set the and Briles 2-3), N Atlanta (Messersmith 4-2) No legal fees. Write... uttle MIm 1 WATERWORKS SUPPLIES 1. To choose a modorator. timate 1.7 million families at the CHEERLEADING exceptional children in with established company. pace as Renn’s held on to Baltimore (Grimsley 6-3) at Philadelphia ((Christenson PARTTME Eastern Connecticut. Call 8:30 ___ k 2. To bear the reading of the Mve second homes. And B n n NORTH UNITED CLINIC Good starting wage with many company paid at Olympic meeting top Cherrone’s, 11-7, last at Toronto (Vukovich 2-5), N 5-5), N warning. the number is steadily COMMSSKMSELillC For Girls 8 and Up to 10:30 p.m., 872-2465. FITTINGS c/o Manctmtof HeraU Apply Personnel Dept. HTHODIST benefit's. night at Nike. CLittle Miss Softball New York (Hunter 3-3) at Cincinnati (Billingtam 7- 3. To approve the report of growing as other families On Saturday, The Town of Manchester is an TueMay, 1 to 3, and 6 to Boston (Lee 4-1), N the President, as published in acquire second homes at a JHURCH WATERFRONT Director - Send Replies to Box Z c/o Manchester Herald PRAGUE, mittee broke off Ron Richard homered League play last night 3) at Montreal (Rogers 8-4), 8. Wednesd^ 10 to 12, June 18th, 1977 For residential camp for equal opportunity employer, the Manchester Evening rate of more than 150,000 a 300 Parker Street An Equal Opportunity Employer Czechoslovakia (UPI) negotiations when ABC, among his three hits and found the following Detroit (Rozema 6-3) at N and requires an affirmative □ EMPLOYMENT and 1 to 3. Saturday 1() From 9 to 3:30 at exceptional children in N ^ and SATRA tried to Bill McCarthy, Steve results: Cleveland (Dobson 1-6), N Houston (Bannister 1-6) at Herald on June U, 1977. year. These second homes to 12. ' June 19th, from Eastern Connecticut. Call 8:30 action policy for all of its Con­ 4. To approve the report of come in all shapes and the MHS Field. — Money was the make a pool arrangement. Bania, Rudi Wittke and British-American Club Minnesota (Tbor- New York (Zachry 3-7), N S 5:30 to 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., 872-2465. tractors and Vendors as a con­ the Treanuer, u published in sizes. They range from Help Wknted 13 major subject modsgard 4-3) at Kansas St. Louis (Rasmussen 5-7) dition of doing business with The committee then dis­ Bob Magnano each added stopped Burger King, 9-8, the Manchester Evening primitive hunting cabins to City (Colbom 6-7), N the Town, as per Federal I Thursday at the 79th cussed the matter with two hits to the Tavern as Selena Steullet at San Diego (Jones 4-7), N Herald on June 18,1977. modem A-frame ski lodges SALES POSITION - Straight Order 11246. commissions, leads furnistied session of the Inter­ SATRA and gave a letter of cause. Magnano hit the homered, doubled and Oakland (Blue 4-7) at Chicago (Krukow 5-4) at 5. To appeve the report of Bid forms, plans and to-lakeside cottages to to homeowners. Call 242-5402. intent. only homer. drove in five runs. Kris Chicago (Kravec 1-2), N Los Angeles (Hooton 4-3), N expensive, glass-fronted national Olympic specifications are available at the Tax (S e c to r as pubUshad “A declaration of intent Two hits were produced Anderson tad three hits, California (Ross 2-4) at Pittsburgh (Reuss 2-6) at in the Mandiester Evening beach houses. What is your Committee. the General Services Office, NOW accepting applications has no legal weight,” by Bob Ferron, Rick Goss, the last driving in the win- Milwaukee (^ren so n 0-1), San Francisco (Curtis 1-1), Herald on June 18,1977. pleasure? for full time employmentt. The Montreal organizing N 41 Center Street, Manchester, Novikov said, but in the Mike Crockett, Cart Ogren ning run, and Kelly N Ckmnecticut. 6. To approve the report of Call 5263869 between 9 and 2 committee, in its final declaration it was stated and Greg Johnston of the McAuley had two hits. the Manchester Fire Depart­ only. report, showed a profit of TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ★ ★ ★ that the IOC owned the TV Packagemen with the Sue Awards and Kris CONNECnCOT ment, as published in the 8126,893,000 for the 1976 rights. latter homering. English homered for the Soccer ROBERT B. WEISS, Manchester Evening Herald Olympics, but that sum did No agreements tad been Kings with Edwards also GENERAL MANAGER on June 18, 1977. Have you thought DUSTY not account for the debt in­ concluded when collecting three singles. 0638 7. To approve the report of about owning ■ summer M T $ -ip ir$ curred in building the Trash-Away started fast the Fire Marshal, as negotiations were resumed W illie’s upended PEE WEE EAST Oceaneers. Neil Belleville homo? Now la the time to NURSES ARIES with six runs in its first at published in the Manchester alert looking for that Olympic park and village. with ABC and NBC, he LaStrada West, 13-6, with Jay Mistretta and Carl accounted for the losing COMPAMONS “That could be in the bats and went on to trip up Evening Herald on June 18, home and that’s where we said. SATRA was Sandra Keith collecting a Skoog tallied goals as the marker. Aron Buezek was To provide mining lervlcc in region of 300 to 400 million the Angels last night at INVITATION 1977. coma In. At Century 21, private homes or medical represented in Moscow but four-run homer. She added Cosmos trip p ^ the Wild­ a Wing standout. dollars,” Jim Worrall, Robertson, 10-3. 8. To see if the voters will TEDFORD REAL facilities. Full time, part time, and showed no intention of a single and double to the cats last n i^ t, 2-1, Andy TO BID allow the Town to furnish live In compenions. Conslderatloa Canadian member of the Jim McCann homered The Manchester Board of ESTATE, Rt. 44A, Bolton proceeding. It had stopped Steak cause. Margeret Boggini tallying for the The Strings blanked the sanitary sewer facilities for Notch, Bolton, 647-9914,- given to prefermce of days and and singled and Jim Bossi, Education solicits bids for houn. Malpractice coverage, bon­ IOC executive board, said being a candidate and the Hanley collected three hits losers, Comets, 5-0, as John Janen- the Dams to Apartments on wo have choice listings of after the IOC committee Stu Madgefrau and Angie Typewriters/Business ding and workingmen's compensa- organizing committee then and taura Peterson and Tom Diana and Bryce da tallied twice as did Don New State Road. lakatront property and tlonprovMed. Weekly pay. had studied the report. Cappa each added two hits Machines Maintenance for the awarded the rights to NBC, Chris Ogden two while Lea Maltempo played well for Gaston and Ted Gembala 9. A. The election of the before the summer AO & ASSISTANCE While Montreal totaled up to the Trash offense. 1977-1178 school year. Bids President. arrivet now la the time to Novikov said. Spears tad four. the Cats. added a single goal. will be received until 11:30 For NwUMMttm CL, Ino. the profits. Lake Placid, Dave Keastettea B. The election of two Kathy Skaehar and Eric Wallert and Randy a.m., June 29, 1977 at which look Into that# hornet. 357 East C*nt*r 8t. collected three hits and Directors (3 year terms). N.Y., site of the 1980 Olym­ Allison Woodhouse played The Tornadoes started Nightingale were (hornet time they will be publicly Celt or atop In anytime Manch«*t*r, Cl. Hale scores ace Rich Arn, Tom Neville and C. The election of the Tax and lot us ahow you what pics, needed the loans and well for the losers. and finished fast, getting standouts. opened. The right is reserved 643-9815 grants offered by the I(X^ Bill Hale, president of Pete Avery two each for Collector, wo have that will nt your Lynch Toyota trounced two scores in the first to reject any and all bids. to continue the construc­ Heritage Savings, scored a the Angels. MIDGET NORTH D. The election of the ntods and your pocket- Hour Glass, 16-7. Heidi period and three In the Specifications and bid forms Treasurer. tion of venues and in­ hole-in-one Wednesday on Tied 1-1 at halftime, the may be secured at the book. CANDLELIGHT Staye and Heidi Bauer fourth en route to a 6-1 E. The election of the Clerk. stallations. the 11th at Glastonbury Cougars exploded for five Business Office, 45 N. School LIVE MECHANIC - Two big six-run innings each had two hits, one of decision over the Chiefs. 10. To see If the voters will ★ ★ ★ Experienced in air con­ Hunyl Uatt or Bring Y o u r Ad Tedayl Lake Placid’s executive Hills, a 190-yard drive.. He scores in the second half, Street, ManchWter, Connec­ led Crispino’s to a 12-3 ver­ the latter’s a homer, and Mike Hassett tallied vote to approve the propoted ditioning and transmissions on director J. Bernard Fell, was in a foursome with three in the third period, to ticut, 06040, Raymond E. dict over Multi Circuit last Mary Wrohleski fanned three times, Tully Patulak budget, u advertised in the GM cars. Full benefits. Con­ said in his report to the Ray Juleson, Dick Suski top the Olympics, 6-1. Demers, Business Manager. DID'YOU KNOW? tact Chris Scranton, 872-9145. MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD night at Robertson. eight hatters for the twice and Greg Waldman Manchester Evening Herald IOC: “These (loans and and Bob Felix. Gary Wood tallied three Sincerely, Gene Rlccio, Corky winners. omce for the Tornadoes. on June 18,1977, for the 1977- Investment in a second P.O. BOX 591 grants) should and must be times, Paul Peruccio, Bill Raymond E. Demers 78 fiscal year. EXPERIENCED Service Ad­ Coughlin and Brian McDer­ Nassiff Arms trimmed Bill Cole collected the Business Manager home can be a good edge visor - Knowledge on GM M ANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CLAISIHEO finalized as soon as possi­ Masse and Tom August 11. To see if the voters will mott led the Supremes Army & Navy, 24-5, with Chief score. 0664 against inflation as well as Warranty procedures. Full ble. Our committee has once each for the Cougars vote to lay a tax and make the benefits. Contact Chris Scran­ ADVIRTIlim with two hits each, a total Nancy Bartlett a perfect p ro v id in g a re a d ily built these funds in our Baseball J PEE WEE WEST while Chris Nelson ac­ rate therefore. available vacation retreat. ton, 872-9145. Osar Sirs: matched by Tim Cun­ five-for-five at the plate. cash flow requirements in Two scores by Chuck counted for the Olympic 12. To see if the voters will ningham, Bill Zwlck and Sandy Fairbanks, Beth DfiviTATioN RNSUPVERVISORS-3toll, the early stages of games Sentelo and one each by score. authorize Its officers to ' Pleats run the fGlIowing ad for 4 days at the special ALUMNI JUNIORS Dave Kosicol of the losers. White, Kathy Brann, designate the Hartford and 11 to 7 shifts. Join our money-aaving rate of M.OOl ■psciai management — and inor­ Making 11 hits count for Johnny Roe and Chad Dave Rlordan played TO BID Li.zette Heritage and National Bank, Connecticut progressive nursing team. dinate delays will force our 15 runs, Manchester Credit Smutney led the Apaches well for the losers. Sealed bids will be received Meadow Convalescent Center, Help Wented Thanks to a four-run ral­ Jeanne Bronlse each hit Bank li Trust - hlanchester Help Wented 13 « CHECK ENCLOSEO LJ CASH ENCLOSED financial management Union dumped Army & to a 4-2 win over the Jets. in the Office of The Director 333 Bidwell Street, 647-9196. ly In the last inning, hard. of General Services, 41 Center Savings Bank and the m . department to enter a Navy Club last night at Dave Evans and Darren Scoring in every period $100.00 A WEEK and more Moriarty's upended Blue Donna Adamy homered Street, Manchester, Connec­ Manchester State Bank u of­ VEHICLE MECHANIC - No COUPLE TO ACT as financing arrangement Cheney, 15-6. Nine walks Rosano tallies in the loss the Metros stopped the ficial depositories for the TEDFORD REAL ESTATE Announcemente . 3 possible working at home part Moon in the second game, twice for the AV Vets. ticut until June 29, 1977 at lime through mailing' cir­ experience required, (jurrent superintendent in small apart- (1) 17) (3) (*) that would increase our while Paul Hendessi Warriors, 54, as Mike Zot- funds of tlw District. (8) helped the winners. 9-7. Crispino’s outlasted 11:00 a.m. for the following: culars. Send self addressed training openings. Good mept house. Maintenance, and budgeting allowance for %ott Lebrec collected played well. ta and Steve Logap set the Five Trucks - equipped with 13. To see if the voters will stamped envelope. King, Box salary, paid training. Enlist­ minor repairs, in Hartford Three hits were Wonder Bread, 18-3. area. Please state experience, administrative two hits and drove In four pace with two scores each. combination dump bodies k vote to authorize its officers PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT 233K 122, Mantua, N.J.W Sl. ment .required. Ages 17-35. produced by Bob Cornell, Paul Hewitt hit for the to borrow sufficient fun^ to Cali U,S. Army at 643-9462. family status and age, strictly operations.” runs. Tim Burke added two Three scores in the third Jim Slewertsen ac­ sand spreaders. (» (7) Fred Valenti and Karl cycle - single, double, tri­ meet the necessary All charHablt and non-prolH orsanlaUona wlaMns LAID OFF? Now’s the best confidential. Write wix N, c/o (») (») (10) The third money item hits and Paul McCluskey period broke the game counted for the other tally The Town of Manchester Is Kasel and two each by Paul ple and homer, with Tam­ obligations of the District, and to havB thsir Fubllc Announoomantt publlahad trta . time to make top 88 selling VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Manchester Herald. concerned television rights scattered six hits and wide open as the Devils while goalie Chris Spohn an equal opportunity experience required. Chirrent Ostoni and Dave Sibrlnsz my Kleperis getting four give the District’s note, notes Avon. Be an independent Sales for the 1980 Moscow Olym­ fanned 11 batsmen. stopped the Bruins, 4-1. was superb. employer, and requires an af­ In Ihla apBOB iro urgsd to oontaot J o b Representative. -Sell world- training openings. Good WINDOW WASHER Wanted - for the MB’s. hits and Lorraine Reilly of other obligation or pics — a battle fought by Bob Lebrux led the Vets One score each was firmative action polin for all MeCavanau^, Qanoral Managar at Ragal Mutilera famous cosmetics, popular salary, paid training. Enlist­ Must be experienced, and (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) Best in the loss were two. INTERMEDIATE of its Contractors and Vendors obligations therefore, when, ment required. Ages 17-35. three major U.S. com­ with two hits and Dave registered by Pete Follet, fragrances, family prcraucts reliable. Steady work. Call Mike LaFontaina with Jenny Loveland led the Manchester nipped as a condition of doing in their opinion, it Is for the in­ ol ManotwatK. Spica wW ba allotad on i. Itrat at competitive prices, jewelry Call U.S. Army at 643-94W. 6465334. panies. Besterfieid tripled. Jeff Wright, KC and Pam terest of the District to do so, three hits and Mark Leone, losers with a triple and Cheney Tech, 4-3, after buslneu with the Town, u per coma, flrat aarvid baald! ' and more ... all guaranteed ... Ignatiy Novikov, presi­ Reischerl for the Devils not to exceed 830,000. many shown on TV. Be your POWER GENERATOR ACV NOW - Jet to a great way Rick Nicola, John Whin- homer. trailing at halftime, 3-1, Federal Order 11246. 10 (17) (20) dent of the Moscow Krause’s stopped with Sean Ransom tallying 14. To tranuct any other own boss. No experience Equipment Operator - No of life, Jobs, Education and ( ) ( 1») ( 10) field and Steve Cianci with Westown nipped L.J. Doug Victor collected Bid forms, plans and experience required. Chirrent organizing committee, Liggett’s, 16-1, at the Oval for the Bruins. Kier specifications are available at business proper to come necessary. Training. For enlistment two each. E lectric, 16-15, as Beth two Tech scores and Jack training openings. Good details, call Air Force at 646' denied his organization tad last night. Breitenfeld and Chris the General Services Office, before the meeting. SORRVt-NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. Lord and Shelia Williams Gorr added a third. Eighth UUUUes HORIZONTAL Boring Mill^ salary, paid training. Enlist­ 7440. made an agreement with Jeff Perron led the Rovegno each played well 41 Center Street, Manchester, ment required. Ages 17-35. Ad ovtr 20 words - Rtgultr Prict each homered twice and Tom Roach had the only District operator. First Class' SA’TRA, which is suing the Florists with two hits while Fast pitch (or the losers. Connecticut. machinist with experience on Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. WAITRESS - Part time nights Shelly Smith added a solo MHS first half goal but Michael Massaro, NAME...... IOC for 1275 million In Jim Grout collected the CeW L ' Town of Manchester, R e g a l S S S l ^ large weldments. 50 hour and weekends. Apply at blast. Sharon Luzzi MIDGETSOUTH Greg Smayda, Roach and Connecticut PrttidMt week. Day shift. Call 2894471. EARN EXTRA Money Part Tacorral 246 Broad Street, damages for breach of con­ only hit off Shawn Spears. Formal’S Inn trimmed “ •• "/(•'' H I..,. .f„na H i(h . 'I,,,,.,,... ,,,,Wu, |. homered in defeat, added A1 Jexoult registered all Bill Finnegan tallied In the Robert B. Weiss, Dated at Manchester, time, workine from our plea-...... Clt»...... Stitt...... zip Code. tract. The tatter fanned 15 and Puleri of Enfield last night two more hits, and Jill three Mores tor the Wings final 45 minutes to turn the Oeneral Manager Conn., this loth day of June, Comtr ol Broad COUPLE TO WORK part' sent office. Hourly rate, plus MEN-WOMEN. Immediate w o t * HO...... CUSSIHCATION...... Nevikev said his com'- walked three. at NIkei 9-5, although 1977, '■ and Ctniar SIratl Mon.-Frl. a a m .. a p.m. time as tabstitutq. house commission. No experience employment. Steady work. Pyler had four mora. in a 14 verdlet over the verdict around, m 4 . Phona 146-2112 Sal...... a a m. • 12 noon necessary. Will train. Call us Good opportunity. Call 872- parents in boys gruop home. OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30th, 1877 Call 643-4320. at S6649M. 4515. .'’i ------...... PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., June 17, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 17. !*J77 - PA(iK SEVENTEEN " ...... »l^*«****<*«*««^;g ’ ......

« 9 w o > 0 4j 6 »« fl'4 » • • • • 0 » U 0'» « * 4'b • E^OFTHIH IMAR«a**a*66a«*a'6** >T OF TK nVER Kill ESTATE B y SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE... Sr 646-8250 GAYLE MORTGAGE HAMILTON TERN HBAI. ■■TAT« eOMAANV MONEY? Rea) Estate BARROWS jJln 139 East Canter Strait • Manchattar, Connecticut 06040 • Talaphona (203) 646-6250 EtHtor WALLACE MANCHESTER COMPANY Two bodrooms, •paclous family room, Franklin MANCHESTER PARKADE atove, bullt-ina. Only $34,900. 646-7833 SOUTN WINDSOR EAST NARTFORD *56,900 TEN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES Custom built nine room, 5 bedroom Raised Immaculate 8 room, 4 bedroom Colonial. OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT Ranch secluded. Two fireplaces, 2Vt baths, Aluminum siding, wall to wall carpeting. First J S m u . t HOME OF THE We are all trying to eavt anargy, avan large walk-out closet. Heated garages. Must floor family room. Brick patio with gas grill In the aummer. Did you know: be seen. off the kitchen. Immediate occupancy. HOUSE HUNTERS Professional Ann Landolina 289-7475 AIR CONDITIONING: 76 degrees Is a perfectly Allen Brown 289-7475 adequate Inside temperature during the summer­ Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! time. You can help cool air inside by closing the 'W* art your award-winning HELD raal aatata drapes on the sunny side of your house, and by 139 brokar backad by ovar 10 yaara ol axpartanca keeping the majority of your storm windows up all and aarvica to transforrod paopla and com- VERNON ASK ME. year long. panlaa. Ona call puta ua to work marketing your Lovaly 7'h room Ralaad Ranch. Larga Florida Betty Petricca L CENTER ST. SHADE: Leal shedding frees planted on the property here and finding naw property lor you room, family room, Franklin atove. $40,500. anywhere. Loan Officer south, east, and west sides of your home help OLD nMMUNTV shade the sun’s heat In the summer, and allow heat from the sun 's rays to enter through windows Cell US todey. COlUIX BULNIG In the winter after the leaves have fallen. EM. Tnildei, Prenident BILL CONIAM EAST NARTFORD *38,500 EAST NARTFORD *45,900 REALTY CD., IHG. The Barrowa ft Wallace Company Immaculate 2 Family 4-3 with aluminum Ffcritagc Savings Aluminum sided 6-6 Duplex. Separate heating Sljoan.Xssoliatkm • SimTlS9t MANCHESTER HARTFORD |[g siding. Large garden area with grape arbor. ■ ' t systems. Two car garage. Immediate oc­ 643-1692 1007 Main Street. Manchester Tel. 649*4586 040-7033 720-0015, Fenced-in yard. Robert D. Murdock, Raaltor 'r e a l t o a cupancy. Live practically rent free. Gretchen True 289-7475 Evelyn Kadish 289-7475 laiiiiiiiiltinsiiaiitialliiii.....M fl SOUTH WINDSOR GET MORE with

MARCELLA CONIAM S ROOM CAPE, DEEP LOT *43,900 ISENTRY BONNIE QODIN Jreal estate services EIGHT ROOMS I ENFIELD *38,000 Immaculate 5V5 room Ranch, 3 good sized MANCNESTER *47,500 bedrooms. New kitchen cabinets. Rec room, Four Family in very good condition. You can $43,500 central air conditioning, electric-eye on gar­ live practically rent free here with 10% down. bage door. Immediate occupancy. June Good 289-7475 Gretchen True 289-7475 SUE CHALOUX NEW GARRISON COIONUL Plus an excellent location - i r DUPLEX - SEPARATE im LITES *45,500 PEQQY KELLOGG • FIRST TIME OFFERED* 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, wall/wall thruout. today's market. IT’S NOT OFTEN Central air is only one of the many fine features Fireplaced living room. Lovely, lovely JL offered in this three bedroom Contemporary Raised back yard with stone fireplace. 3 TWO AND THREE FAMILIES that you can buy a 4 bedroom home at this Ranch that is only two years old. Fireplace, formal Appliances. Formal dining room. $44,900 — 6/6 Duplex recently remodeled. Large lot, 2 price! It also has a remodeled kitchen, dining, two full baths, MUCH, MUCH MORE — car garage. family room, carpeting, and is in im­ LOW $50's. WE NEED LI8TINQ8III 040,000 — 3/3/5 Three Family, fully rented, owner anxious. maculate move-in condition. Large back $80,900 — King size lot plus a good income make this 2 yard for family enjoyment. m }NenE h i r i n q Family a buy. EAST NARTFORD *57,900 ANN GAEGAN OLASTONBURY *56,900 Eight room plus, Raised Ranch. Double gar­ *39,900 CINDY TALAGA SALES ASSOCIATES NEW LISTING Eight room Raised Ranch. Fireplace, double age, 2^/z baths. Acre lot. Aluminum siding. jehards JSshrma Immaculate 4 room Condominium available immediate­ garage. Three baths, city sewers, wall to wall City sewers and water available. Busline. WE WHi SERVICE ly. Wall-to-wall carpeting, fully applianced. Call tonight! carpeting. Immediate occupancy. m * ______Realtors lU N Y im iR ANY HOME YOU A KEITH Call now 289-7475 Call now 289-7475 D.F. REALE 29*Conn#cticut Blvd., Eotf Hartford 175 Main St. _ 646-4525 83 ELLIN6T0N ROAD i t l SEEUSTED REAL ESTATE USTIN6S AVMUULE 289-4331 % SOUTH WINDSOR 528-9540 WITH OTHER 646-4126 649-1922 TO SHOW YOU...... ]JI|!U! Hill REALTORS ■iniiil “THERE’S NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN" FOUR BEDROOM

Capes - Ranches - Split Level - Colonials - Multi Family I EAST HARTFORD *51,900 Just listed. This immaculate 7 room Ranch. - Condominiums EAST NARTFORD *46,900 Family room with fireplace. Large patio off k r Live rent FREE in this 4 Family. Double gar­ the family room. Carpeting in living room, 1£T u s S B ! YOUR HOME a FULL TIME REAL ESTATE age. Lot size over 200’ deep. Near churches, dining room and kitchen. Excellent area for :] ( We Have schools, shopping. children. Near schools, swimming pool and •playground. Mortgage PERSOHHEL c OPEH T DAYS A WEEK. Call now 289-7475 Hinclm tw^ Rych. Four Yura oM. IlgM toomo. lour largo Call now 289-7475 Money Available b a d r o ^ Vh jMHio, Sraplau, bowad window, larmal dining ro M . FIB - m OeUUTIIM - UiUM iBOVT REM. ESTATE MVISTMEIIT wtU< alldara to dock, oat-ln kHchon, largo family room wWi ancloaad I at The Most porch, ckMolo galora, i-ear garaga, largo tot MOMO.OO , / Attractive Rates ' EASTERN REAL ESTATE COMPANY SWTMMINQ “ HOME WITH GHMUCTER" I What is your FYoperty Worth? | i ITe Have Been Able ^ P.O. BOX 1429 MANOHESTER, OT. 06040 MANCHESTER >54,900 1 To Offer In 8 rooms of beauty, large fully applianced S We will inspect your property and suggest § Dear Sir: kitchen, 2 fireplaces, sky lighted plant loft. 5: an asking price. (No obligation.) S Seven (7) room spacious move-in condition 3 bedrooms, laundry room with washer and I Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!! I Please add my name to your mailing list for the free RANC^ with 12x14.6 den behind 1 car at­ monthly national newsletter, "THE REAL ESTATE INVESTOR." dryer. 2 car heated garage, located in tached garage. 2 full baths, fireplaced Bolton on 2 acres of professionally living room, oversized formal dining room N a m e ...... landscaped grounds, stone walls, swim­ and cat-in kitchen. One of a kind. ming pool and much more for only $69,000. 9p«clouB t«n room ColonkI, 17x24 fWft floor ftmlly room, laroo Ihrtna REALTORS-MLS A d d ress...... i ...... room, doAk 3 iMtho, four bodroomt, rto room, control voe, 20x40 “We’re Here For You” hoalod in-ground po^, 2-car garago, aera lot The Olty, State...... Call Anytime PASEK SAVINGS BANK mVFISH Gallery of OF MANCHESTER I HEAL M TATl SCCUWTgt | EAST HARTFORD 289-7475 PHILBRICK realty company Homes Phoiw 849-1700 tedfohd real ESTAn MEMBERS: GREATER MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS MEM BER F.D.I.C. m MANCHESTER. BOLTON, , MIS R E S S J !B GREATER HARTFORD BOARD OF REALTORS HOUR9: EAST jANDOVER 0 646-4200 agancy 646-4200 GREATER VERNON BOARD OF REALTORS eundiy* CIOMd • • P-m. I w tYWPcgiow Bermvn | 364 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 647-9914 Sit. 9 i.m. - e o.m.

LOOKING FOR A GRAND NEW LISTINGS NEW HOME? Htip Wantad 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wented ^3 Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Buelneee Opportunity 14 AUIHEHTIC 1755 CDLDHML *63,500 □ EDUCATION WITH SEVEN ACRES - AND MAN WANTED - For route STEADY WORK - Reliable, EXPERIENCED Laborer - SMALL ENGINE Service HIGH SCHOOL Boy - For part SURGICAL ASSISTANTS - 7%% FINANCING AVAILABLE!!! servicing of Health & Beauty hard worker, who wants For pipe line construction. Corporation expanding dealer Two Fireplaces • Baking Oven Aids, and related items. Inter­ steady employment, good in­ time dish washer, ahd other For Orgal Surgery Group Mature and dependable, kitchen duties, 3 days a week, CARRIER network. No experience Privete Inetructlone U • Wide Floorboards • Hand Hewn Beamed Family views Friday, i/U /V and come. Call 528-6702 between ^ license. Call 643-M18, after Practice. Manenester and necessary. Complete training for after school hours, and Rockville offices. Experience Room • Eight Large Rooms 6/24/77, between 9 a.m. and 11 2 only, 5:30. program. |50O. investment DON’T LET Your child's a.m. Reag Corp, 140 Rye Saturdays. Good pay, good at­ preferred. Send resume to THERE IS MUCH MORE - BUT YOU MUST SEE IT! mosphere. Apply in person. NEEDED required to start your own hard-earned skills slip this LUXURIOUS COLONIAL Street, South Windsor, Conn. FULL TIME Position RECEPTIONIST - Busy den­ Box B, c/o Manchester business. Ideal for retired or Brass Key Restaurant. Herald. summer. Learning Sol on • woodod lot In a convanlont location. 2W 20,000 ANNUAL INCOME! available for Registered tal practice in Manchester. for art time. Details on request. Disabilities teacher will tutor baUw, llraplaead family room, huga kitchan, lormal aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Nurse on the night shift in an Public contact, appointments, RIr. Barker. ESCA Field any subject. Leave message, dining room, Ihraa badroomt, 2-car garago. Built with 17 room Boarding House plus retail outlet. Central loca­ Alcohol Detoxification Unit phone, bookkeeping, patient PART TIME Position - One BRoedict Drive Training Division Box 619, day per week, Saturday 643-2303. quality. Call today. tion, wall to wall plus new furniture and appliances. located in Hartford. Medical finances, light typing. HOW IS South Windsor Wading River, New York. Three car garage for additional Income, complete fen­ and/or Psychiatric nursing Requirements: Maturity, preferred. Driving and 11792. general store work. Apply in REMEDIAL READING and cing. Truly a "Turnkey" operation. Start right in — NO CARRIERS experience required. Call poise, 2 years office math; individualized work Director of Nursing, 8:30 to 5, experience. Four day week. THf person. Flower Fashion, 85 REPAIRS NEEDED! East Center Street, CARRIER SERVICE BUSINESS with program, (lst-8th grade) by PIntwood of Varnon Monday through Friday for an Some Saturday's. Salary |8(X) a week Income, available Master’s degree teacher. 568- (on Manchester Line) ^pointm ent. 243-8931. An negotiable. Send Resume to Manchester. CAPE WITH TWO CAR GARAGE MANCHESTER TM in this area. A cash business. 8075. Spacious NEW 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2W NEEDED Equal Opportunity Employer. P.O. Box 289. Manchester. NEEDED Mlnlmun down payment Five rooms. Full shed dormer, covered patio, barbecue (or to tarn a littia axtra HAIRDRESSER - Full time. required. Call 872-7926, pit, garage has loft, (^iet area, nice lot. ^d-thirties. baths, formal living room and dining room w/sundeck, Experienced preferred. For for g u i t a r , BANJO, Bass Give us a quick call on this one. It’s im­ EXERCISE Technician - JANITORIAL Help Wanted - monay thia aumm#r. between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. lessons; air conditioned family room w/llreplace, double garage on V« acre treed Manchester and Gloria Stevens Figure Salon in Call 643-5747. Wa naad boya and busy aggressive style con­ SEVEN ROOM R A I ^ RANCH maculate, with 6 rooms, beamed living lot w/gorgeous view. scious smon. 643-24^ Pat or Tolland Street private studio. Children age 5 In Manchester proper. Two car garage with electric eye. a$t Hartford areas Manchester needs exercise FULL OR Part Time Couples girls 2 svsnings par Linda. Woodland School Area on. Adults. Days, 'evenings, Family room has bam board paneling. Two full baths. room ceiling, three bedrooms and recently to dallvar th« technicians. Must be physical­ LADY TO Live In - Care for waski Must bs or individuals for business of Saturdays. Free loan instru­ MANCHESTER ly agile to teach and lead exer­ elderly lady in her own home. your own. Local Amway Dishwasher, air conditioner will stay. Custom built home. painted. Only $36,900. 5% down. ManchMtar Evaning praaantabis, NEEDED - An experienced East Hartford ment. Reasonable rates. 646- Westwood Section 1 A Section II cises. Must be emotionally Call 646-2574. Distributor trains you for 6557. (off Keeney St.) HaraW mature to motivate women of courtsous, and . Bindery machine operator. CaVrIer should TWO FAMILY Hartford Bindery, 2 ^ Main splendid opportunity. Phone *32,0001! NEW HOMES, now going up. Ranches, L-Rancheq, Call all ages to reach their respec­ ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant rssponsibla. If In h a v B b lk a ^ 6464)849. ••••••••••••••••••••••••#• Uniqua 3-3 Ranch ttyla homo. Idaal alluatlon for tho Street, Hartford. 522-4174. Very clean two bedroom Cape in Rockville. Residential Capes, Dutches, Colonials, Raised Ranches, and Salt tive weight goal, to exercise - To divisional controller. tsrastsd, pisaaa havs Call Schoole-Cleeeee is young ooupla, singlaa or rallrad paraona. Priced only In area. Treed, shrubbed, and fenced rear yard. Forced hot 649-2613 647-9946 and diet. You'll be thoroughly Uw mid $30a. Box models or will custom build. Priced from $52,900 to Bookkeeping experience, parsnts or guardian Situation Wanted 15 water oil beat. trained in exercise techniques typing, payroll and inventory EXPERIENCED Service sta- REGISTRATION! Bolton $64,900. Call now (or an appointment to look over our tion attendant wanted for and nutrition. If your are pricing, cost analysis. Growth contact Both McLood 647-9946 CHILD CARE In licensed Cooperative Nursery School. MANY MORE - CALL US - WE WORK! plans and lota... nights and some weekends. looking for a profession with potential. Salary M,0(X) range. at lha Manohoslay Horald Circulation home. 7 - 6 daily, three meals, Must be 3 by/December 31, j W O L v e r t o n an excellent career future, Send resume to r ox BR c/o Apply in person Surwill’s 1977. Call Anne Hicks, 742- BLANCHARD & ROSSEnC THE WHiUM L BELFIORE AGENCY Evaning Horald Dapl. laundry outings and overtime REA l e s t a t e then call 647-9906 for an ap­ Manchester Herald.1. An EiqualEqua' Mobil Station, 1083 Burnside 6831; Janet Columbia, 643- REALTORS 647-1413 Phono 647-9946 Avenue, East Hartford. services. Manchester. Deb­ pointment. Opportunity Employer,r, M/M/F. bie. 643-1790. 2227; Miss Gagnon, 6 ^ 6 ^ . RBaltors-MLS AE PokltE E9l999U0ll S9nrtM MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 109 West Canter St. 646-2462 a o e n e y V , lei MAm sTRiiT . MAwcmeuR, ca m esMs • $46« t i m aiio r$ | m m m rm REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. «v?«Viv

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23 22 Horn— for Solo □ REAL ESTATE **'* HomM fo r Saf* SS Homoo for Solo 22 ArtMoo lor Solo 41 AtMoo lor Solo A1 ArSoloo for Solo 41 Amoho hr Soh 41 Aportmonto for Boot 53 OHIcoo-Storoi hr Boot 66 Booort Proportf Autos f o r Solo 51 f o r Boot 58 Autos For Solo 61 Autos For Solo 61 Autos For Solo 61 NEW LISTING! Clean 6 room MANCHESTER - Newer 6 WATERFRONT - Two homes, ALUMINUM sheets used as DARK LOAM - 5 yards, $32 NEW ARRIVALS at Redgoose ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square 1972 TOYOTA - Excellent Homoo for Solo 22 ZMSSER AGENCY Colonial, wiUi 40 foot garage! printing plates, .007 thick, plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed VILLABER APTS. transportation, good Room Colonial. I full, and 2 four room year round and four U C FLiA MAMET Farm. Antiques. Most unusual Carpeting, full basement. P i tile feet industrial space, 2,000 FOR RENT; Summer Cot­ All trim, newly painted, 200 «xS2”, 25 cents each or S for sand and stone. 643-9504. t i l MNI ftTIIIIT mechanical condition, needs half baths. Fireplace, room Cottage on one parcel. old Crackle Glass and baths, appliances, heat, patio, air square feet office space. Easi­ tage, EMstham, Mass., Cape WETHERELL STREET - 6 OFFERS amp circuit breaker service, $1. Phone 643-2711. bn* a M M M, IhiiMii tires. Best offer takes it! 643- aluminum siding, appliances, Owner says “ sell!" High ONN • TO • SAT. A SUN. f:namel “Thing”, Button conditioner, no pets, adults. ly sub-dividable. 2 4 ^ 9 5 ,2 4 3 Cod. Close to fresh water, and Room Colonial. Garage. raised hearth fireplace, large HALF PRICE on Musical in­ 4715. 4905 evenings. carpeting and more. $42,900. $30's. Lessenger Sells 646- NRW LISTING-Locatad “Um O nn$ for In rfow* collection. Iron table with within 5 minutes of bay and Large lot. Upper $40s. Shown 8713. 423-9291. remodeled rooms, new root. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub struments. This ad will, Blanchard & Rossetto. off ol South Main SIraaL turtles at base, ornate black CHARLES LESraUUKE beaches. Sleeps at least six. by appointment. T. Shannon, Lovely garden area includes Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, appear in your area only once. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 1971 CAMARO - Color; Gold. owner. S68-«6S2. Realtors. 646-2482. this lovaly 6 room Ranch walnut coat rack. Pine B48-7620 All furnished. $165 per week MANCHESTER - Duplex several varieties of grape Brownies, nurses, East Don’t be a loser. Tear out this Morning! or Innings dresser. Much more. Goose fice. Ground level, central V-8. Standard transmission. DON'T MISS home with porches. 2 car gar­ twHh 2 ffraplacaa, garaga, vines. Priced in the high $3w, Catholic Sciiool. 649-1225. ad and send for our free rental. Call 742-6607, after 3:30 Good condition. $16'76 646- COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg ANDOVER - Four bedroom OuMoof Sm o o AviNoMt Nw Lane, Coventry. 742-9137. location, professional p.m. Ranch. Completely insulated. age. Centrally located. Plea­ Vk acra lot Prlcad In tha and worth it. Mr. Matthew, catalogue now. Rivers Music Open Tuesday through Sunday LOOKING for anything in real buildin|,^king and utilities. 5048, after 5:00. Farm, with three story bam. sant environment. Immediate mkl $40’a. Belfiore Agency. 647-1413. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Corp. Factory Outlet. 654 SSA-ISSt Fw IHiiUm biM- The Following Two Butler-type building. Power New kitchen, fireplace, game 12 to 5. estate rental - aparlments, room, oversized garage. occupancy. $40s. Call 688-1828. processed gravel, stone, sand Main St., Middletown, Conn. homes, multiple dwelliiws, no 19% PLYMOUTH - Two door plant, ana other out Mildings. evenings. NEW LISTING — Char­ and fill. For delivery call 347-6400. Showroom Open til 9 Wanlad to Bont 87 Hardtop. (Jood running condi­ Exceptional Values! plus Three Lovely Homes. Possible 5 l/47o assumable Lots-Land for Safa 24 ELECTRIC GUITAR with fees. Call J.D. Real Estate PROFESSIONAL Office - All mortgage. $38,900. Offers in­ ming 5 room Capa Geoijje H. Grlfflng, Andover, p.m. dally. case and amplifier. $110. Associates, Inc. 6461980. facilities. Excellent location. tion. Call 64391M after 6 p.m. Offers invited. B/W Realty. MANCHESTER - Six room localad eloaa to SIX FOOT Snow Plow. For FAMILY LOOKING for three $ 200. 647-1419. vited. Owner. 742-6015. BOLTON - One acre, wooded Kitchen table and four chairs, Good projection. Reasonable Cape. Two full baths, possible Varplanok School. 11,000 BTU Air Conditioner - Jeep or truck. $250 or best 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. rent. MI Center Street. 643 bedroom apartment. Duplex building lot. In area with nice $39. chain saw, $50. Stove, $%. or house in Manchester. Call Brand Naw MANCHESTER - Five room fourth bedroom, large treed Flraplacad living room, homes. Call owner, 643-1347. TWO 300 AMP RecUfiers - Slightly used. Excellent condi­ offer. Call 646-6640. Call 6432227. floor. Three room heated 1680, 6433549. 1972 BLUE MGB Roadster. DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, 6468381 after 6 p.m. Tape deck. Very good condi­ 1977 DDDGE D-100 Colonial. Central location. lot. All appliances including wall-to-wall carpal. Good condition. Good for Uon. $150 firm. Call 649-5474 apartment. $180. Security. carpeting, aluminum storms. tion. Asking $2000. 243-1033. 77 DODGE ASPEN City utilities. Aluminum the dishwasher. Manv extras. Prlcad In tha ISO’s. plating, or welding. Call 649- after 5. 25 YEAR OLD Christmas WATKIN'S Gearance Center Ciall 6462426. 9 to 5. STORES & OFFICES for PICKUP 2 furnaces, trees. $445 income. $38,900. 647-9689. No agents. Buolnooo Proparty 26 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Cactus needs larger home. $39,500. Hutchins Agency. 646- storm windows, enclosed on Main St. in Manchester is a Rent - Manchester, prime □ AUTOMOTIVE porch. $29,900. Hayes Cor­ NEW COLONIAL — With 21” SELF PROPELLED 31/2 Blooms heavily. $25. Call bargain hunter's paradise. All location. Heat, air. Parking. 119% PLYMOUTH GTX 375 3166. PACKAGE STORE - Andover. h.p. 440. Needs transmission. poration. 646-0131. CwiMr StrM« Upper tStXa 4 badrooma, 1W batha, SEARS COLDSPOT Air Con- h.p. rotary mower with grass after 3 p.m. or weekends. 742- the lamps, beds, dinettes, Janitor. $100 per month star­ Growing suburban area. ditioner - Ehccellent condition. catcher bag, $60. Black & 6610. Call after 6 p.m. 647-97%. BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy- imniKEnMNCDK flraplacad living room, sofas, mattresses, chairs and ting. 6435334, 643-1393. Autos For Solo 51 Phone 7fi-6616 after 3 p.m. One year old. 14,000 BTU. Decker e le ^ c grass edger, intersection. Large seven EAST WINDSOR - Mini-farm Extra large Uvlrg room, hilly aquippad kitohan, pictures you've been looking of 7 1/ 2 picturesque acres with fireplaced dining room, wall-to- $250. Call after 6, 633-8113. $18. 643-5825. BEDS, BUREAUS, Lamps, for may 6e here right now at FOR RENT - Office mace. 1.3 NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1971 PINTO - 58,000 miles. room home, large Toot. $55,- wall carpetii^. fully applianced ovaralzad garaga sal on Dam, large brook, pond site, Raaf Eatala Wontod U jewelry, glassware, kitchen savings of at least 307, and as rooms near Vernon (Circle, 2. Bankrupt? Repossessed? $800. Call 6430049 after 6 p.m. 000. Hutchins Agency. 646- kitchen. New in-ground pool. Many lovaly Iraad lot eloaa to TOP QUAUTY Top Soil and sets, sofa, secretary, chairs. 3166. fenced pastures, fruit trees. extras Convenient to schools and ONE SPEEDAIRE Air Com­ much as 50%! Better come ILeOKINGlI Office space, approximately Honest Douglas accepts Plus modern 9 Room custom bus Immaculate condiUon. schools. Asking $54,000. ALL CASH For your property, pressor - 1 HP. I phase. 1 Loam. ExcavaUng, septics, Used-A-Bit. 879 Main Street, i We offer Ihe largest variety of f 400 sq. ft. on Vernon Circle. 3. lowest down, smallest 1964 PONTIAC LE MANS - see before someone buys the I attractive apartments and I Two door, %,000 miles, runs built Rambling Cape. Call MS-044S within 24 hours. Avoiu Rm stage. 115-230 voIU. Model and sewer work. Latullippe E ast H artford. 289-8480. item you've been looking for. i lownhouses in Manchester.' Vernon Professional Building, payments. Douglas Motors, BOLTON - By owner. Large FOUR BEDROOM — Tape, Instant Service. Hayes number 9K 322. U s ^ less than Brothers Inc. 646-5114, also Tuesday through Saturday, 11 good. 6431226, after 5:% p.m, country Ranch on acre lot. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. 646- i Rental office open daily 9-5. 390 sq. ft. now available. 4. 345 Main. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., O ld sr C olon ia l with Corporation, 6464)131. 10 hours. First $175 takes it. 742-9477. to 5. I weekends. 11*3. Store s p e e on Vernon Circle, 6 cylinder, 3 speed, 6'A ft. box. Stock ^ °°°'' Coupe, 6 cylinder, power fireplace. 2 car garage, manv MANCHESTER -1.28 acres. 6 dalachsd garaga on Call 646m00 days. 1971 DODGE Window Van - extras. $^.900 ^7834. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Building Supplltr 42 approximately 1200 sq. ft., WE PAY $15 for complete 47371 steering, 4 speed transmission. Stock Equal Housing Opportunity. room Colonial. 3 outbuildings, landscapad lot. SELLING your house? Call us ROCK MAPLE Dining room QUALITY LAMPS & Gift DAMATO plus full basement. Call 646 junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland High mileage, but good run­ ^ ______No. 7347. all very well kept. Ideal for first and we'll make you a set. Black antique chest. items. Custom painted and ning condition. 649-llh6, after NEW. COLONIAL - Three Aluminum siding snd Have we helped you NATURAL STONE for 1060. Auto Body, 5261w0. raising family, or secluded cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Fireplace set. Call atter 4, ready painted. Ideal Father's retaining walls, veneers, ENTERPRISES 5:30 p.m. bedrooms. I 1/2 baths, first $30,900. SIX Room Cape. mors. Prlcad In tha uppar lately?...call 643-2711. Heatolator fireplace, enclosed living. $52,000. Must be seen to Realtor, 643-1577. 646-lWS. Day Gifts, call 875-1165. patios, etc. Pick up by the 646-1021 DESIRABLE SINGLE Office PLYMOUTH FURY 1972 - floor laundry, fireplacedreplai be appreciated. East Coast $30's. 1972 TOYOTA Corolla 1600. *3777 ^3959 living room, central.. $^.500.$43.1500. porch, large lot. Good buy. pound or delivery by the ton. or suite available. Main Four door. Power steering, Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Realty, 528-9668; evenings647- CHARMING - 5-6 Two IMMEDIATE Cash for your Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Street. Moderate rent. Call pw er brakes. Automatic, call Station wagon. New clutch, Keith Real Estate. 6460126. 9048. TAQ S A L E S tires, brakes. $600. 643-2882. 649-1922. Family with 2 car garaga property. Let us explain our 6433163. EAST HARTFORD - Two 643-4846. 6432299. $1295. CHORCHES IS YOUR LEASE HEADQUARTERS sal on largo tro^ lot. fair proposal. Call Mr. bedroom townhouse. One and MANCHESTER - VinUge 6 Belfiore, M7-1413. 19% FIREBIRD. 350 cubic in­ Saparata hasting TAG SALE - 8 Meadow Road, TAG SALE - Moving. TWO FAMILY Tag Sale.JTur- 1/2 baths, all appliances, full MANCHESTER - Store front, MUSTANG MACH I - 1970, FOR CHRYSLER-DODGE CARS & TRUCKS room Colonial. Kitchen and Dogo-BIrdo-Poto 43 550 sq. ft., very reasonable. Fastback, Calypso Coral. 351. ch, new paint, air shocks, new M a n c h M t t r pantry, dining room. Ample syslams, largo kHchon. Bolton. Saturday and Sunday, Household Items, furniture, nlture, miscellaneous. basement, washer/dryer transmission, new tires, new MAY WE BUY your home? 10 to 5. Route 83, Manenester-Vernon Cleveland Hurst, 4 speed. New storage, garage. Remodeled, On bus lino. Pricod In tha clothes, etc. June 18th and Everything must go. June 17 DOG-CAT BOARDING hookup, heated. $255. front end, Cragers, Hurst Quick, fair, all cash and no to 30. 86 W ells S tre e t, monthly. 528-1708 weekdays. town line. 6465707. tires, batteiy, exhaust. Body LOOK AT OUR FULLY excellent value at $34,900. $40's. problems. Call Warren E. 19th. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 87 bathing/grooming. Obedience shifter. Excellent condition. NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - Hayes Road. South Windsor. Manchester. excellent. (Classic. Must be East Coast. 328-9668, evenings Howland, Realtors. 64M108. protection classes. Complete FOR RENT - Stores or seen. 643-0907. $2495. 643-9037, after 4 p.m. RECONDITIONED PRE-OWNED AUTOSI 646-7603. Saturday, June 18th. From modern facilities. Canine MANCHESTER - Five room DOirT DELAY-CALL TOBAY Duplex. Centrally located. professional office space. 1st. 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. 7 Salem TAG SALE - Moving. Must TAG SALE - June 17,18, & 19. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 19% VOLKSWAGEN - As is, WANTED, Four bedroom Road, Manchester. Rain ad­ sell everything. Gas stove, 10 a .m . to 4 p .m . 84 Available July 1st. $200. J. D. floor. Busy downtown Main VEGA - 1971 Hatchback. Colonial - With first floor den. Road, Manchester. For reser­ for parts. 649-0429. Keep ZINSSER AGENCY dress: 6 Morse Road. refrigerator - excellent condi­ Greenwood Drive. Civil War Real Estate, 6461980. Street. Will sub-divide to 100 Color: red. Standard 73 DODGE KARY VAN $4895 73 DODGE POLARA $1995 In Porter Street or Martin vations please call 6465971. sq. ft. Phone 643-1442. trying. V-6. automatic. PS. PB. insulated box, jalousted Rsaltor MLS Miscellaneous, furniture, transmission. AM radio. Very 2-Door Hardtop. V-8. auto.. PS, PB. ExcallanI 7 Books, Geographies, Televi­ Convenient To School area. In the $50s. Call tion. Hospital bed, single bed. windows, only 30,000 miles Ideal for campei 646-1511 jewelry. 164 Oak Street. 643-7M1. sion, furniture, rifles, and TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ good tires. Needs some work. conversion' condition InOlde & out! Manche$ter Center private party, at 647-1567. DOG FOR SALE - 16 weeks ROCKVILLE, Rental Store ■ $ ^ . Call after 6 p.m.. 643 1973 FORD Galaxie - With air, miscellaneous. old. Mongrul. $15. Call 647- nished. Stove, refrigerator, power steering. Low price. Lovely well kept older TAG SALE - Three families. TAG SALE -16 East Eldridge heat, hot water. Apply 17 West Main Street, 22x%, 9849. 9986, between 4 and 6. with full basement. Snowbird snow blower, good 73 OUS CUTLASS $2895 74 CHEVY MALIBU $2995 home. Seven rooms, MANCHESTER - $36,900. Saturday & Sunday 10 to 5.195 Street. Saturday June 18th and TAG SALE - June 18 It 19, rain Marlow's, 867 Main St. Slipreme 2-Door Hardtop, V-6, auto., PS. PB, aJr. Wagon, V-8, automatic, excellent condition in­ HoutohoM Goo<(t 40 Reasonable rental. M l. condition. Call 872-0216, modem bath plus extras. Nicely remodeled three Union Street. Pool Equip­ 25th. 9:00 to 3:00. Moving. or shine. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1974 LINCOLN - Sedan Town Really SharpI side and out. FREE cats and kittens. Call Kaplan, West Hartford, 232- car, %,000 miles. Good condi­ anytime. At $38,500 a great buy. bedroom Victorian Cape. REFRIGERATORS ment, Household items, Must seil items. Household and miscellaneous. 6466618. TWO FAMILY, Five rooms. Gorgious knotty pine kitchen, appliances. 136 Lydall Street, off Parker. Two bedrooms, $250 monthly. 9041. tion. am/fm radio, air con­ Washers, ranges, used, ditioning. $4200 6462469. 1%1 CADILLAC - Drivable. 74 OLDS CUTLASS $3395 Buiders Om Home convenient location. guaranteed and clean. New TAG SALE - Friday & Satur­ FREE TO Good Home - Male Plus heat, utilities. Security, 74 DODGE CHARGER $2995 Needs little work, or good for 4 Door, vinyl roof. V-8. automatic, PS AM FM Tan with brown vinyl roof and matohlng Interior. 'Lessenger Sells. 646-8713, 423- day, June 17th., & 18tb.j0:00 TAG SALE - June 18th L 19th, references required. Mr. stereo, air. low mileage Eight Room Colonial shipment damaged, GE and Irish Setter, with papers. parts. Best offer, (jail 646 V-8. euto., P8, PB. elr cond.. reel Rhftp. 9291. TAG SALE - Saturday June a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 47 Bunce rain or shine. Help furnish Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 646 CADILLAC 1968 Eldorado. Three bedrooms plus Fngidaire. Low prices. B. D. 18th, 9 to 4.148 LydaU Street. Needs room to roam. Call 647- Good mechanical condition. 76%. Pearl and Son, 649 Main Drive, Manchester - comer of your cottage. Bedolng, cur­ 1246, after 6:00 p.m. 4200. OFFICE SPACE nursery, 2tk baths, living TWO FAMILY - 4-4 Flats. Books, household items, tains, electrical appliances, Good tires. New exhaust Street, 643-2171. goodies for gardens clubbers, Hartford Road. Lamps, FORD MAVERICK - 1975. 75 FORD MAVERICX $2895 71 OLDS VISTA CRUISER $2195 room, dining room, and Two car garage, good income. household items, kitchen THREE ROOM Apartment - FOR RENT system. $900. Phone 6439447. 4 Door Sedan. Blue, blue vinyl interior. 6 Wagon, V-8, auto, PS, PG. air. green with skates, and more. household, table with um­ FREE -' One Lhasa Apsa, Two door. 250, 6 cylinder.' large family room with $42,900. Paul J. Correnti Real brella, 78 records. ware, furniture, clothing, Heat, hot water, appliances, cylinder, auto., PS. economical and ready to got matching interior, woodgram sides BRAND NEW Pecan Dining female; one part Poodle, |Z50 square teet. center ol PINTO 1972 - Low mileage, Power steering, automatic PRIME LOCATION fireplace, first floor laun­ Estate. 643-5363. room. Oval table, four chairs, sewing needs, books, games, male, to a good home. Good air conditioning. Storage ■ Manchester, air conditioning and transmission. 15,000 miles. TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - 642 and much more! 60 'Terrace area, laundry facilities, gar­ ■ turking. Call 64].gsji. ' standard, 4 speed transmis­ dry, central air con­ red velour seats. Must Wetherell Street, 9 to 5. Satur­ TAG SALE - Saturday June with children. Call after 4:30, sion. Wide tires. Economical $2675. Call after 4 p.m., 647- ditioning, rear porch plus sacrifice. 643-7376. 18th„ 10 to 4. Fisher - Price Avenue, East Hartford. 1st. 7426874. age. Security deposit. No pets. 1299. 76 ROYAL MONACO $4095 73 DODGE W-200 $3395 ' Immaculate 7-room Garrison. Fireplaced living day & Sunday, 18th, & 19th. $&5 . 6434884, 6^7268. and fun to drive. 742-7165 early 4-Dr Sedan. V-8 auto . PS. PB A.'C. radial Ures many other features. 31x78 toys, housewares, much right, off Long Hill Drive, by Plchup. 4 wheel drive with plow, auto.. PS, 8 ft. I room, new kitchen, m baths, family room, etc. way of Burnside Avenue. ••••••••••••••••66•••••••• morning, or late evenings. balance ol factory war'anty box. foot two story barn with 3 FURNITURE FOR Sale - m ore. 21 A rn o tt R oad, 1%7 OLDS Vista Cruiser - TAG SALE - Saturday June Manchester. LHootoek 44 SUB-LEASE ONE bedroom Dead end street. Call owner, 649-1677 after 5 p.m. carriage bays. Beautifully Moving. Must sell. Roper gas 18th, 8:00 a.m. to 2:()0 p.m. Booort Proportf 1972 CHEVELLE SS - Small Excellent condition. Must be stove, twin and king b ^ , NEIGHBORHOOD Garage second floor. Heat, hot water seen. Low mileage. Call 644- OLDS OMEGA I No Agents! landscaped with fruit and KEITH Trinkets and furnishings for RIMROCK STABLE - in included. $19() monthly plus For Bont 66 283 V-8 engine, with 55,000 73 CAMARO $3395 couch, chairs, table, dresser. Sale - Route 87 Columbia. Fur­ 3318 after 6 p.m. I Door Sedan. 6 cyl.. automatic, PS. blue with nut trees. 28 blueberry home, camp and cottage. 443 TAG SALE - Saturday June Marlborough offers a limited miles. Radial tires, much Orange with saddle interior, 6 cyl automatic *53,900 REU ESTiln 6494)457 after 6. niture, household appliances, secutrity. Available July 1st. metching Interior. PS. PB bushes under wire. $74,900. East Center Street, 18th., 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. number o f box stalls. $85 a Call anytime after noon, 643 SUMMER RENTAL. Water­ work done. $1800, or make an Manchester. and lots of miscellaneous 1965 BARACUDA - Super con­ 172 B. Canlar Bt Rain date, Sunday, June 19th. items. June 18th & 19th. 9 to 4. month for full board. Large 5466. front Cottage - On Lake offer. 742-8923. KING SIZED Bed • Simmons Kanasatka, Moultonboro. dition. Everything new or Uider Construction Beautyrest Mattress, box 45 Kane Road, off Charter Oak lighted ring and trails nearby. 70 CHEVY MALIBU $1795 75 DODGE D-200 PICKUP $4095 “ Wo M oko New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. PARTS Department now open rebuilt. Must be seen. Too In Bolton s and frame. Very good Street. Variety of glassware, GARAGE SALE - Four ^ 2 8 1 7 or 2960483.* FOUR ROOM Apartment, many new parts to list. $800. 2 Door Hardtop. V-8. auto . PS, PB Excellent V* ton, V-8. PS, PB, 3 apeed.S ft. box. Adventurer HOUSE CALLS’ TAG SALE - Saturday June ceramic pieces, small kitchen families and Mailmam's Available August 1st. Heat, Completely furnished, fully Saturdays. Complete line of condition, low mileage Package. Four bedroom Dutch S ion. $150, or best offer. 18th 10 to 5. 31 Lenox Street. Chrysler parts. Chorches Call 649-7166. FOR SALE OR LEASE 646-2557. appliances, rugs and mls- Auxilary. Friday, Saturday, RIDING LESSONS - English hot water, appliances, laundry equipped kitchen, screened Colonial, four bedroom Household and miscellaneous ceUaneous. or Western, all levels. Trail, porch, sun deck, float, dock. Motors. 649-3646. 8494129 Sunday, June 17ih, 18th, 19th. facilities, storage area, gar­ 1965 PLYMOUTH Valiant - Colonial, both have family items. Rain or shine. 9 to 5. 70 Otis Street, rear. pony, but b rides also age. Security deposit. L«ase. Private sandy beach. Great 74 DODGE D-200 $4195 WE BUY & SELL furniture. Good running condition. Country Squire Wagon, V-8. automatic, PS, PB, rooms and two car gar­ 849-1922 TAG SALE - June 18 & 19. Furniture, household items, available l-'5571, anytime. Adults. No peU. $255.643-4884, fishing. Centrally located in OLDSMOBILE 1973 Delta %. '’B,.new„'es.,u„y Cash on the line. One piece or TAG SALE - 239 Strickland Royal. Four door, air con­ Needs work. $300. 649-9%9. aJr. Under 26,000 miles. A real beautyl ages, large lots. an entire houseful. 6 4 ^ 3 2 . Moving. Everything must go. books, houseplants, clothes. 6467268.' Lakes Region. $200 weekly. Street, Glastonbury off Books, plants, games, fur­ Call Cromwell, 635^57, after ditioning power steering, J We also have a good Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. 1973 CHEVROLET Impala. Hebron Avenue, Saturday 10 niture. North Coventry, Love Boolo-Aecotooriot 45 6:00 p.m. power braxes, new tires, selection of Two Family beside Douglas Motors. TAG SALE - June 18 and 19,10 FIVE ROOM (three bedroom) Two door, air conditioning, 75 PONTIAC LEMANS $3895 to 2. Sigiu post^. Pli^ ^ng Lane off Swamp Road. Duplex for rent. Garage. Nice excellent condition. $2,295. 74 CAMARO $3695 homes of various designs, MANCHESTER - Just listed. to 4, at 42 Hawthorn Street. 4 am/fm stereo, power 2 Door Hardtop, auto . PS. PB. air. AM-FM radio, V-6, automatic, PS. PB, new tires, gold with table, Fafberware Rotisserie. 1970 SIXTEEN FOOT Jewel. area. Close to center. Rent MISQUAMICUT - Three 6465375. radial tires, copper with brown vinyl interior. location, and prices. We Cozy three bedroom Cape. family. Waterbed mattress, 85 horsepower Evinrude steering, power brakes, beige vinyl roof & matching Interior. tools, baby mattress, mini­ $190. Write to Box Y c ^ bedroom Cottage. Close to can give secondary finance Fireplace, formal dining □ MI8C. FOR SALE TAG SALE - Saturday June motor, Mastercraft Trailer. 1973 MARQUIS Station Wagon radials. Immaculate. Best '\ room. $36,900. E ast Coast TAG SALE - Saturday June bike, Avon, books, records, Manchester Herald. Security beach. Large private yard. offer. Call 528-5269 after 6 or will trade for single 18,9 to 4 p.m. 23 Fulton Road. nic-nacks, coffee table, end $1800. Call after 5 p.m., 643 deposit required. $225 weekly. M39918 after - 9 passenger. Immaculate in­ Realty. 528-9668. 643-9969. Lamps, typewriter stand, 18th, 9 to 4:30. 41 Santina 1041. side and out. Excellent p.m. homes, building lots or Artlcloo lo r Solo 41 Drive, Manchester. Off table, and much more. 5:30. land. clocks, miscellaneous. THREE ROOM Apartment - mechanical condition. Air BY OWNER - Three bedroom Keeney Street. ''Veal’s”. Trucko for Solo 52 CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. PERSIAN RUGS -10 x 14 Ker­ TAG SALE - Lamps, fur­ Heat, hot water, stove, CAPE COD - Dennisport. conditioning. Stereo, power Condominium. Four TAG SALE - Saturday & Sun­ Qoidon Produeto 47 Authorised Dealer man, 10 X 14 Kassan, 9 x 12 niture, draperies, household refrigerator. Wall to wall Three bedroom Cottage. All steering, power windows and , C oll bathrooms, finished rec room, TAG SALE - Antiques, snow D day. 10-5. Dishes, Nortake- items, clocks, antiques, pain­ carpet. $185. Centrally conveniences. Vacancy June seats. Roof rack. Phone 289- 1971 JE E P WAGONEER - 4 air conditioning, fully Borhara, 8 x 10 Tabriz. Also Nippon. Fireplace screen, and blower, grill, oak chairs, PICK YOUR Strawberries at PETERMAN REJILTY few Oriental desiesig n s tings, clothing. June 17th, located. No pets. Adults only. I8th to July 2nd. Reduced 6760. wheel drive. Power steering 'CHRYSLER carpeted, gas heat, all much more. 17 South Road, children’s furniture and toys. Buckiand Street, Manchester, and power brakes. Very clean. Reasonable prices. 643-9I-99m . 18ui, 19th, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. 8) Security deposit. Call 6467690. rates. 64626M after 6.______AND BUILDING CO. appliances, ^,900. 8 B Am­ Bolton. 62 Somerset Drive. 9 to 4. Conn. Follow signs from TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- $1900. Call 6466635. June 18th. Richmond Drive, Manchester. 649-9404 or 644-8659 bassador Drive. Call for ap­ Caldors. COLUMBIA LAKE - Four 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp 80 Oakland St., Manchester 643-2791 pointment, 646-40%. SUB-LET - Six room Duplex. Security deposit required. Room Cottage. Modern car. Asking $2550. 6464938. 19% CHEVY CST pickup. 8’ STRAWBERRIES - Pick your facilities. Boat. Reasonable Style body. Good condition. own. F ree container. No Call between 4 - 8 p.m. 643 Prime office location. 349 East Center MANCHESTER 1662. rate. Call 2263803. 1976 HORNET - 4 door. $745. Call 649-8215. BUSINESS’ & SERVICE children under 14. Open 8 to 8. Automatic, power steering, Street, Manchester. Ideal for professional Gark Street, South Windsor air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best (off Burnham Street). . ATTRACTIVE Three room Autoo For Solo 61 Autos For Solo 61 or business use. 2nd floor apartment. Apartment - Stove, offer. 2837035. N Priced to sell. Low $50s. Financing RANCH refrigerator, heat, electricity, Extra nice six room Ranch. Three bedrooms, large AnUquoo 45 references. No pets. $165. 646 available. Call weekdays 9 to 5, 647-9903; 3167, 228-3540. evenings and weekends, 649-1421. living room with fireplace, carpeting, patio, gar­ WANTED Antique furniture, age. A great value at glass, pewter, oil paintings, or SUB-LET - One bedroom other antique items. R. apartment. Air conditioning, ■36,900 Harrison, 643^09. carpeting, dishwasher. Parking, flood location. $200 31 Sonleoo OHorod Sorrieoo OHorod WANTED - Old toys, post monthly. Available July 1st. 31 BuHdlng-ControeUng 33 Boollng-Sldlng-Clilmnoy 34 872-2846, 8763128. WARREN L HOWLAND WILL CARE FOR your child cards, steins, stringed in­ 3 B E D R O O M S ------*38,900 CiM TREE Service - Free struments, paintings, fur­ NEW 19 77 NEW 19 77 Realtora 6 43-1108 in my home. Includes meals, WES ROBBINS carpentry BIDWELL Home Improve­ MANCHESTER - Newer 0 Room Cap* In Convwilcnt Location. large yard. Wickham Park estimates, discount senior remodeling specialist. Ad­ ment Co. Expert installation niture, clocks, advertising citizens. Company items, outright purchase, con­ Three Bedroom Duplex. Cen­ OLDSMOBILESI lOLDSMOBILES area. Call 289-2371. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, of aluminum siding, gutters tral location. 1 1/2 baths. Dining room, aal In kItciMn, living room with O P E N H OUSE - 78 Manchester owned and built-ins, bathrooms, and trims. Roofing installa­ signments. 644-8962. operated. Call 646-1327. Appliances. Basement and at­ IN 8T0CKI ON THE flraplac*, baaanwnt rac room with bar. Greenwood Drive, Saturday BRICK, BLOCK, Stone kitchens, 649-3446. tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- 9109. WANTED - Hummels, Clocks. tic storage. No pets. $285. Call and Sunday, June 18th and Fireplaces, concrete. 6467684. ’ - 19th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Six Chimney repairs. No job too CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ WAY! STOP COLLECTING RENT tings, Dolls, Stringed room Cape. Two full baths, * 29,500 small. Save. Call 644-fi^ for PolnUng-Poporlng 32 Homes, Additions, Repairs, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, CENTRAL MODERN possible fourth bedroom, estimates. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, roofing,'storm windows, aw­ Instrum ents. 646-2690 RECEIPTS-CALL FOR AN Compact four room (anytime). Apartments - In two family large treed lot. All appliances PAINTING - interior and 345-2009. nings. Quality workmanship,' homes. 2 bedroom duplex, DON’T MISS SCRANTON MOTORS OLDSMOBILE FULL HOUSE SALE! including the dishwasher. Ranch with one room EXPERT niEE Removal - exterior, paperhanging, free estimates. Fully insured. 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter $250. 1 bedroom first floor, APPOINTNIENT TO SEE THIS Many extras. $38,900. No finished in basement. Free estimates. Insured. excellent work. References. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 872-9187, 649-3417. $220, with heat, appliance and agents. Working Manchester area for Free estimates. Fully in­ new homes custom built, Tires • In good condition, and EXAM PLE; New 19 77 reasonably priced. Call 643 parking. Norman Hohenthal, Starts Today! FINE HOME TODAYI over eight years. Reasonable. sured. Martin Mattson, 64^ remodeled, additions, rec SPECIALIZING cleaning and 64611%. Hurry — Save! MAGNIFICENT Custom built Call, All-State Tree ^ p e r t 4431. rooms, garages, kitchens repairing chimneys, roofs, 4739. OLDS CUTLASS early American Dutch Co., 742-6591. remodeled, bath tile, cement new roow. Free estimates. 30 Iliad Cart Uaed Cara VIOLIN 1720 - Guernerius MANCHESTER - Five large James Quigley, Colonial surrounded by three QUALITY PAINTING and work. Steps, dormers. Years Experience. Howley, rooms, bam, $240 with heat. -> ^ u p re m e wooded areas and spring fed * ODD JOBS, Geaning cellars Paper Hanging by Willis Residential or commercial. 643-5361. ^ Copy by Jean Gosselln, 1850 77 OLDS DELTA 88 74 DATSUN 260Z 39,900 excellent condition. Restored Immediate. Mr. Frechette REALTOR pond. Beamed ceilings, slate and attics. Moving large Schultz. Fully insured, Call 649-4291. 6464144. v-8, aulomatio, PS. PB, 2,000 mllaa. 4 speed, new radial tire!, AM/FM radio, low and wide board floors and Six room Cape with appliances, also stone or loam references. 649-4M3. ROOFER WILL Install roof by Theo. Powell, Bethel, mileage. 849-0719 Conn. No bow. Call 5665456. S5898 more highlight this unique front dormers. delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY siding or gutters for low dis­ FOUR ROOM A partm ent 77 DLDS OMEQA $4395 home. East Coast Realty, 5 ^ Fireplace, attached gar­ HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Carpentry and general con­ count price. Call Ken at 647- with heat. No pets. Adults. 1566. V-8, auto., P8, PB, bucket aeata, conaole, a/c, 2,- 73 GRAN PRIX 9668, evenings, 646-2616. age, walk-out basement, MAN - For heavy work in fer- painted for $l$0-$200 by tracting: Residential and Security. Call after 4,649-0459. tilizer plant. Job involves scheduling now. Professional commercial. Whether it be a 000 mllea. S4fiflA V-8, auto., PS, PB. air, bucket aeats, console, COVENTRY - Only $28,900, private lot. Vacant. □ RENTALS vinyl roof, stereo radio, radial tires. Low, low Three bedroom Cape, handlirg and stacking fer­ considers any lob. 289-9287, small repair job, a custom Have we helped you FOUR ROOMS - Tile bath. miles. Excellent condition. Owner will trade. evenings or weekends, Don. built home or anything in 7B CUSTOM CRUISER fireplace, newly remodeled. tilizer bags. Must be in good lately?...call 643-2711. Heat, hot water included. station wason, V-S, automatic, PS, PB, between, call 646-1379. “■ ““ P8, PE $3695 1/4 acre. Lessenger Sells, 646- W h a t I s physical condition. Phone Mr. Rooms h r Boot 52 Adults. Security. References. power windowa. powar aaau, tilt wtiaalNheiM. 8713, 423-9291. Hill. 64341644. PAPER HANGING Expert. No pets. Parking. Across stock #1321, Tinted glass, air con­ 73 FORD WAGON Your average paper, in FOR ALL your Dry Wall HooUng-Plumblng 35 from the rec. 11 1/2 School « iiiita MB S4998 ditioning, 350 V-8, automatic, wheel dis­ V-8. automatic tranamisalon. power steering, ROOM FOR Rent - Non- 78 DLDS 98 SALE power brakes, air conditioning. TOLLAND - Beautiful eight VINYL REPAIR - We can fix average room, $30. Mr. needs - Drobiak Dry Wall smoker, middle age Street, cs, whitewalls, AM radlo'and all standard * . Luxury Coupa. All luxury aquipmant Including * 5 6 4 5 room Colonial. 2 1/2 baths 47 sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Richman, 646-3864. Company, 575 Center Street, SEWERLINES, sink lines, gentlemen preferred - Call equipment Including power steering, PRICE 82995 need for expensive Manchester. Call 646-8882. cleaned with electric cutters, powar windowa. powar aaata, tw whaal, crulaa four bedrooms, formal dining, Benton Street. Two after 6„ 643-1620. ANDOVER - Furnished control, atarao, delogger, NADA Retail ISSgs. power brakes, etc. ERA: 21 Hwy, 16 City. Includes Freight k Dealer Prep 73 OLDS DELTA 88 , 1 3/4 acres. Near 1-86. recovering. 568-5878. PROFESSIONAL Painting - ^ professionals. McKinney summer rental. July, August, Special Thia Waali.„ 7 Family flat with new Royal. 4 Door, V-8, auto.. PS. PB, completely . Lessenger Sells, 646- Interior and Exterior. NEWTON SMITH - Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ reconditioned, a/c, new tirea. (2 to choose from). R pany, 6435m. LARGE, CLEAN Room. On September. Five rooms on 8713, 423-9291. heating systems. REWEAVING bums, holes. Commercial and residential. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec Bird Sactuary. References 78 MONTE CARLO^ Free estimates. Fully in­ rooms. No job too small.3649- Woodbridge Street, bus line. EXAM PLE; New 19 77 $2995 Franklin stoves, 2-car Zippers, umbrellas repair^. required. $140 monthly. 742- Undau, V-8, auto.. P8, PD,*air. AM/FM attreo sured. 646-4879. 3144. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet $20 per week. Parking, Call EIGHT ROOM Colonial with garage, one apartment Window shades, Venetian 6439120 before 7 p.m. ' 91OT. radio, tut whael, crulae control, power windows, 72 CHEVY MALIBU repairs, plugged drains, 39,000 miles. GLDB VIBTA CRUI8ER V*8, auto., P8, PB, vinyl roof, excellent condition. oversized 2 car garage. Large vacant. Excellent in­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior CARPENTRY, Custom kifehen faucets replaced, TWO AND HALF Rooms - airy rooms, natural come producer. and Exterior Painting, repaired. Rec rooms, DESIRABLE SINGLE Room Btatlon Wagon 5221. Houses - Adddltions, garages, for older person, light Heat, hot water, appliances. 73P0NTIAC LEMANs" woodwork. Quiet residential Paperhanging, and roofing and siding, kitchens, bathroom remodeling, heat 72 OLDS 88 area. $37,900, and work it! Mr. irisulsprayl h ousekeeping. 953 Main Main Street. First floor. PS, PB, air, vinyl rod, low V-6, automatic, PS, PB remodeling. Fully Insured. bathrooms, and r ^ i r work modernization, etc. Free De Rocco, Belfiore Agency. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Street. Moderate rent. Call Security. References. Lease. Inwispray bam InsuIaHon fi&i your lor cooler lummers, warmer Painting - Insured. Good 649-9658. oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar­ Estimate gladly given. M & M $1595 647-1413, ' houM w^5 with protection 6434846. $155. Cfall after 6 p.m. 646 *2395 winicfi and le$$ costly energy btUs! work. Reasonable rates. Free vis for estimate, 643-6712. Plumbing Heating. 649-2871. 3911. estimates. Call EM Dascanio, TEACHERS, Experienced 74 ELDORADO COUPE 71 LTD WAGON . w m r MANCHESTER - Reduced ROOM FOR Rent - $22 per V-B, auto., P8, PB, air. W I TOO Find Out A t O ur MID *eos 649-6985. Exterior - Interior Painters. CARPENTRY & Masonry - PLUMBING and Heating - CENTRALLY Located. Five Loaded wllli all Cadillac aquIpmanL Air oon- roomy four bedroom Dutch, Quality work reasonable Additions and remodeling. Fast service. Reasonable week. Centrally located 146 dlUonlng, laathar Interior, tilt whaal, atarao. (2 lo 70 CUTLASS SUPREME treed lot, extras. $40's East Look this deluxe Ranch Center Street, Manchester. rooms, second floor, parking. chooialrom) aHBOB CARPENTRY - All types of rates. Free Estimates. Call Free estimates. Call Anthony rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643 2 Door Hardtop. .6, automatic, power steering, Coast Realty, 528-9668. over on Lakewood Cir­ Please call 649-0013. $200 monthly plus security. carpentry; Remodeling, 649-5873, or 6368798. Squlllacote, 649-0811. 6567. Immediate occupancy. 289- power brakes, air conditioning, bucket seats, low Evenings, 646-7603. O p e n H o u s e cle South. Loaded with 74 CADILLAC SEDAN m",.g. $1895 roofing, siding. No job too THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ 9209 after 5. extras, acre plus lot. small. Free estimates. 6 ^ PAINTERS - Will meet or CARPENTRY, Remodeling, flooring 38 stock #1329. Tinted glass, door edge MANCHESTER - New 3079. beat any price. Call for free Additions - Roofing, siding, nished rooms. Kitchen Listing. Clean, well kept two Sun. June ^S, l O - 3 Our sign is on the privileges, centrally located, Homoo h r Bont 54 guards, air conditioning, deluxe wheel 72 GRAND PRIX estimates 646-4966 or 289-(^. and painting. No job too FLOOR SANDiNG & parking, men or women. discs, whitewall radial tires, AM radio, V-8, auto, PS. PB. air. Special I or three bedroom Cape in Foaming Demonstration, Free Samples property. Drive by and WINDOW CLEANING - smalt. Free estimates. 6 ^ Refinishing. Floors like new quiet residential area. New Deposit. Call 649-2358. SIX ROOM CAPE - Close to 74 CHIVY CAPHmJ***® roof rack, convenience group. k i & * 5 8 1 8 Literature, Refreshments ^ call Commercial & Residential. X-L-N-C Painting - Quality 3079. No waxing. (Specializing id 68 MERCURY MONTEGO roof, lovely yard with garden. older floors). Staining floors shopping, bus, schools. $325 l i K l ttikiS;"'®"’*”*’ Full insured. Free estimates. exterior, interior finishing. LOVELY BEDROOM - North 2.0oor Hirdlop. V-S, •ulomxllc. powtf klMflng See this unique Home. $39,900. call 6a7*S6S1 fH! Contact David or Robfn CARPENTRY & GENERAL Ceilings. In-outside painting. monthly. Security and Include# Freight S Dealer Prep. East Coast Realty, 528-9668, Call Quality Maintenance In­ Manchester. Kitchen and 82095 and brakes. $1098 corporated, 646-8845. Wollenberg, 643-2256. Contracting. Residential- Morso Stove Dealer. John references requirea. Mr. evenings 646-8621. saa-83a-7ao3 laundry privilege $25 weekly. Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 6 ^ 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Commercial. Repairs, ad­ Verfaille, 6465750, 872-2333. 6430249. 4200. ditions, complete buildings. 4 Door, V-8, auto.. PS, PB, axcallani condllion. MANCHESTER - Move right EXPERIENCED Bartender - Mr. G oodw rench Available for your wedding, Free estim ates. Call Ron Sonleoo Wontod 35 Motors in, well kept 7-room Cape, I n s u l C o r p T.J. Apartmanlt For Bont 53 VERNON - Three bedrooms, *1795 says: anniversary or party. Cali Churchill or Mike Dzagan. two baths, large family room. Beautiful first floor family evenings, 742-5012. G. L. McHUGH Painting. 643-4139. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, 73 OLDS 98 ® room with fireplace. 1 1/2 ENERQY CONBERX/ATIQN ENGINEERS CROCNEH Interior-exterior painting and attics, garages, yards WE HAVE customers waiting Well cared for home in lovely 4 Door, Luxury Sedan, V-8, aulo.. PS, PB, a/c, all “Use Genuine luxury aquipmant. Special tnia weak. (2 to ^ •OMaaioUe • Pontiac a Cadmac Inc. baths, garage. $41,900. East BBS HILLIARD BT. wall-papering. Quality cleaned, moving trucking. for the rental of your apart- residential area. Tip-top con­ Raaltor 643-1S77 ODD JOBS - Chain saw work. CARPENTRY - Repairs, dition. $340 plus utilities. Call chooaa horn). Coast Realfy, 528-9668, 643- MANCHESTER , CT. O S O 4 O Light hauling and basements professional work at remodeling, additions, gar­ Loam for sale. Lawn service. ment------or •home. 'J.D. heal QM Partal” reasonable prices. Fully in­ No job too big or small - 568- Estate Associates, Inc 646 875-5485 or 872-%ll after 5 643-1181 B t 88, TalcoMvIlla Ave., Vernon S cleaned. Free estimates. Call ages, roofing. Call David p.m. 72-9145 Kevin, 6462382. sured. 643^1. Patria, 644-17%. 8522. 19%.

r . . PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 17. 1077 MANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Manchester, CoTin., Fri., June 17. 1977 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE ACROSS 6 Girl (il.| Aniwar to Pravloui Puzzle A u io t F o r S ah t1 Auto* F o r 8 a h 81 Aulo$ for Solo 81 Aiflot For M o 81 6 Dipriva of I Anttlopei laniatlon Charles M. Schultz 6 BItt 7 Old-womanifh 9 Stxleia 6 Marehandiia HOW CAN YOU D e a r A b b y pertog 10 Show , l>ii ^ 12 Staam bath HE SAID UJE SHOULD ARE YOU THE CADDV- appriclatlon ( c a iw m a s t e r ? REPORT TO THE DONT t K P f i c r T O 13 Empowar 11 MIxad (prat.) MA5TER?U)EREV0UR ISLU6 HIM By Abigail Van Buren 14 NawYork 12 L a g lilitlv i ‘/ESSIR CAP0VMA5T£l?,MAia:i£ NEW CADDIES... BfCOMS PAm O u 5> Stata city body Vi/ET.SIR! 16 Lucifar 15 Iniplra SALE! J 18 Soundad horn 17 Tala ... n a m E ;^ H A v C n 'T 15 Flying aaucar 16 Mormon Slate (abbr.) DEAR ABBY ; I’m a 15-year-old girl with lota of friends, 20 Raip nSN iNvKMTeD On 1976 and my problem is that guys are always hassling me 22 Punlihing 24 Noun luffix 21 Auricular \/Ua because I don't want to have eex. Some of my girl friends 23 Move lazily 36 Coma out say if I don't do it before I’m 16, I’d wind up being a leebian. 25 Praildant of Y8TJ Chrysler Corporation Yugoslavia 26Tras kind (pi.) 39 Balance booki Normandy I can’t say I’m afraid of getting pregnant because I could 27 Raiurfaca 28 F air (Fr.) 41 Exclamation invailon day E 2 I 4 - / 7 get the PiU or I could use aome other method. o tl7rkyl«A.he.THta«U&Ptt0H U t a m 29 Falla nams 30 Matal droit of d iig u it Born CartWHh Please give me eome reasons that they wiU listen to 31 Parcuiilon In- Same (pralix) Thank you. 32 Surface 42 Unbalanced •trumant coating Oautichland HASSLED 36 Jaarad 43 Mora uncivil CHRYSLER’^ UNEXCELLED 18 MONTH 37 Graphic 33 Spika 45 Evargraan tree (Abbr.) 38 South Pacific 34 Cooling drinks 48 Small amount Type of poem Mickey Finn — Morris Waite DEAR HASSLED: What's wrong with the truth? TeU lilind group H E y. P IO I E S /B 5 3 ^ aOTARJNK/ l 2 them you do not want to get Into eex now, 'And please 40 Anclant 3 9 6 7 6 -TEU-XXITHE FEEi-IN^ I DIC3N^ UNLIMITED MILEAOE WARRANHI don’t feel that you have to explain or make apologies for s c o r r y ^ ttm r ABOUT we DON'T NEED THE RB.I. writing • 10 11 12 ^ t SAY— IF tv e CAM n e c o f/e o m e ooKE/*8ajr. your dedsion. MANY girls your age and older choose NOT 4 1 Egypt (abbr.) THB F. B. / . ? — THE — I'M PHONIN' MAOeNTA. MAONA CHARTA STAMR, Moot cart havo air conditioning, autonutlo tranmlaalon, powar ataarlng, power brakoa, vinyl STAMP WAS STOLEN VARD RIGHT MOW/ V • IT WILL BE posm vetY to indulge In sex becauae they feel iU-equipped to handle it 44 Ariia (2 w di.j 13 14 19 roof, tinted glaaa, whitewall Urea and many other axtraa too numaroua to monUon. FPOM THE BRITISH S M A S H I N G ! I'LL HAVE OUR emoUonaUy. I say, good for them. The poorest reason for 46 Intarmadlsts C R O W N c o l l e c t i o n ! TOP AOENT HOP A PLANE doing something ia because you're afraid of what othera ’ Ipralix) 16 17 IMMEDIATELY! 47 Moroia ■ might think. (P.S. And your friends who say, “If you don't 19 20 z. z , 1978 PLYMOUTH 1978 PLYMOUTH 1 9 7 9 OODOE have eex before you're 16, you’ll wind up a leabian” don’t 49 Parformad ■ ■ T0l«T 2ia inaw 29 z. 26 YHMflOTTA FURY SALON ORAN FURY CUSTOM MONACO ROYAL know what they're talking about.) 61 In tacluilon ■ 3TA VW q 4 Door Sedan. 318 engine 360 engine. 4 Door Sedan. 300 engine. 63 Anil 29 30 31 32 33 34 DEAR ABBY; I saw an ad in a New York newspaper 57 Msditsrranean ■ 3S that read as follows: “Marijuana cannot be sold through lailing vaaisl 36 ■ El 68 Tantalizad * 3 8 9 S * 3 9 9 5 * 3 9 9 8 the mails, but 'm ass'can. Send $6 for a full quarter-ounce.’’ 36 36 D»= I sent a 65 bill together with my name and address, and I 69 Oak ■ c ftK U (3 to ctwoM from) 60 Long ago 41 42 1 received in return a quarter-ounce of LAWN CLIPPINGS! 11 ■ .. This is dearly a fraudulent scheme. How can I get my DOWN 47 90 money back? ■ Automothro S ervica SI 88 AulomoUro te rv te e 00 AutomoUvo Sanrtee 06 "HAD”: FIRE ISLAND 1 Command to 92 93 94 99 96 RufflcMl Crochet a horia S7 96 ELM MOTORS - ToyoU. Dat- 2 Rsllgioui Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer sun specialists, factory DEAR HAD: I think you would be wle* to write it off as r a “cheap lesson.” Don't expect to find an honest dealer in a ilits r S9 60 trained, one day service, 114 3 Ona (Sp.) iT I NEED SOME Y East Main Street, Rortville. KEEP YDUR COOU crooked deal. STUART'S LIVING WELL, AS I WAS 1977 CHRYSLER CORDORA 4 Undarwatar INtWSFAFIN INTIRPRltf ASSN) MATURE ADVICE ) IN A FANTASY 871-1617. Now la tha Uma to chack and racondltlon your ihips I SAYING TO OLD car^ Akr Conditioning Syatam. DEAR ABBY: Our 14-year-old son is our problem. He FROM A LEVEL- ^ \MORLD WITH HIS PAINT JUST Motorercfee-Bteircfaa' 04 Air donditloning, automatic, powar ataarlng, has always been a good boy and a good student, but he is HEADED OLDER TENNIS BALL AND THIS MORNING"’ SPECIAL 9 1 7 « I an introvert. He has no friends and claims he doesn’t want PERSON, PRISCILLA.' LIBRARY STEPS / TNisaariH powar brakaa, vinyl roof, AM/FM radio, alactrtc any. /_ TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville windows, radial tiros. (Usad.) 7S0, 8000 miles, oil cooler and He ia sarcastic and arrogant, shows no affection find Win at Bridge rack. 61,750. 2894042. CATALANO’S AUTO SALES Uot Pries Now $6880 seems to want none. ■ f t m He could be very good-looking, but over the years he has 371 MAIN 8T. Our Spsclal gained eo much weight he now refuses to weigh himself. ★ ★ 046-0322 MANCHESTER, CONN. 640-0322 He pretends he doesn’t care how he looks, and he continues South overcomes trump iead Pries * 5 7 9 8 to grow fatter. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 19B We have begged and bribed him, but he doesn’t listen. Ekist had done his best to FX-1200 - ^ I t by factory NORTH avoid this by throwing the engineer. Branch heads, He’s an only child, and it’s breaking my heart. Please help AKQD me. eight of clubs on the third Barnett clutch, aluminum V53 trump lead so as to keep that rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ Tracka tor Sato 62 T n iekt to r Sato 82 DETROIT 4 AJ62 A K 10 3 2 fifth heart in his hand, but this buretor, balanced blue printed 197S D0D8E VAN did him no good at all. When Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence motor and transmission. 646- DODGE 1/2 ton pickup with 1973 GMC 1/2 Ton pickup - 8 1978 VALIANT DEAR DETROIT: An obese child is an unhappy child Body Cap. Low mileage, foot fleetside. Power steering, 12 pasaanger, 318 engine, air WEST EAST East led that fifth heart. South 7732. 4 Door Sedan. 8 cylinder, a who is asking lor help. He’s built a wall of fat around DRIVE OUT LAKE HOLD IT', t h a t SHH l r e l a y , EASYl THEY STILL excellent condition. Can be brakes. Heavy duty package. conditioning, automatic, * AS43 * 7 2 just chucked his singleton OKAY! WE’LL radio, standard shift, power himself to keep others from getting close enough to SHO RE R o A p I l e t PRACTICALLY PUTS THINK I ’M WITH THEM - R EM E M B E R I FOLLOW YOUR seen at 21 Sunset Terrace, Radio. Green. Can be seen power steering, power * V 1 0 8 VQJ972 club. steering, 29,000 miles. w m discover hie imperfections (We all have them.) He needs ■/OUR S E C R E T A R Y t h e m o n e y in y o u r L GUARANTEE WE’LL GET McKEE INSTRUCTIONS! ★ ★ Vernon. daily in Manchester. Call 4SS- brakes, radio, very clean. “ ♦ 876 «KQ« Now if East led a diamond. OFF AT SREEW- HANDS BEFORE WE BACK SAFELY 1 9373, evenings. professional help. Start with your family doctor, and don’t South would lose just one dia­ put it off. AJ 0764 *A Q 8 WOOD TRAIL WITH KNOW McKEE'5 s a f e I Aiitoa For Sato SOUTH (D) mond trick. If he led a club It THE RANSOM! 81 AatoaFOrSato Sf Autos For Sato 6 f A A J 10 8 6 would set up dummy’s king 1 CONFIDENTIAL TO “PLEASINGLY PLUMP AT WAK64 and again ^ t h would lose 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE THE BANK”: Your normal weight at age 26 should be #10 4 3 just one diamond trick. Either CUSTOM 4-DOOR your weight for the rest of your life. How does that grab AS way. South was sure of 10 1 you? Both vulnerable tricks. 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio, air con­ Weal North E a it South ditioning, tinted glass, 1 A whitewall tires, vinyl roof. Astro-graph Pass 2 A P a n 2 1# A Colorado reader wants to Carries balance of Chrysler < Paaa 4 A Pass Pass know what you respond to warranty. (Used) ^ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Pass partner’s one-spade opening List Price New $5340 Opening lead — 5 A bid with: O u r ^ *AKW64S2«8e53«KJ7. Special 5 LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) Depar­ Alley Oop — Dave Graue ting from lessons learned from By Oswald & James Jacoby We respond one notrump in Th« ruflied trim pves 4 4 9 5 experience could temporarily spite of the 11 high-card thia crocheted blouse • - . w h i t e Impede yaur progress. This Is The tnimp lead made it im­ points. We aren’t proud of this W HMCHA RUNNiM'AMtor PpiT? soft iind feminine look. not a day to experiment. possible for South to ruff two response, but can’t find a CMON BACK HERB AN' P VOUYEU.A-BCILUI GALUMP- No. 2694 has crochet SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) In hearts in dummv. Every card better one. directions for Sixes S>20 June IS , 1S77 commercial situatlona today you was wrong in the side suits, (Do you have a queallon lor in d o s iv e . You could conceive of a project tend to let the other party gain yet South found a play for his the exports? Write “Ask the -\1 TD MKl. Mii TH fv Mci pal* Jacobys" cere ol Ihia '— 296 ftr pestme m i thjs comlog year that has the upper hapd. You open contract in spite of the s u r MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH^ INC. elements ot real promise. It strong, but lade In the clutch. bludgeonings of chance. newspaper. Tha Jacobys will might test your patience He won the lead in dummy, answer Individual quesllona II ^aaMB ^ CABOT _ — «.— ... SAGITTARIUS (Noy. 23-Dac. stamped, sell-addressed tweause the returns are slow, 21) Rather than being satlslled cashed the ace and king of 1IM km. •! AMrtOM I Route 83 (TateottriHe) Phone 643-2708 but they should prove steady. envelopes are enclosed. The mm v««u N.Y. 195N with the good things you have to­ hearts, rpffed a heart, drew most Interesting questions will day, you yearn for something tnunpa; letUijs last heart to be used In this column end will 1 9 7 7 better. This will only lead to dis­ catch ^ s t in an end play at receive copies of JACOBY K S W I S L r * GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your appointment. 1977 ALBDH w ith a bound- male 4pay not be as realistic to­ trick seven. \ MODERN.) in “All-Season G ift Book” day In money matters as you are. CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jen. 19) of 24-pagesl Pri««...$2.H. MATRDDN Don't leave your checkbook In You might be compelled to make 6-17 SOtoAkt... fc“l7 *______ft 1977 b y t o e TM Rtg US 92t on use Tsne sssss t r t i js u im his or her custody. To find out a decision today that seems more about yourself send for stern to those Involved. Letting Berry’s World. your copy ol Astro-Qraph Lenar. sentiment cloud the picture will The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions DON'T Mall 50 cents for each and a ruin Its effectiveness. long, sell-addressed, stamped AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Fab. 19) PASS envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. &Wf?£*?r5gSg?£IS One who Is jealous may 'THERE'S BEEM UH- Y M i y P O O R M ^itt-tM iiu’s nvoim Box 489. Radio City Station, N.Y. ...LOST THIS downgrade your efforts today. A TERRIBLE. HUH... \FRED/H/HAT HIS •rSBMB. a Sh MM tlhcWa, 10019. Be sure to specify your Don't let this disturb you It you DEAL birth sign. i n d u s t r i a l HAPPEMBD know you’ve done your very IRS NEW YORK STOCK EiCCHANGe LUNCH S b l i ’liJrS s'u S lg ; ACCIDENT... T O R I M ? V PAIL.''... UP. CANCER (Jum 21-July 22) best. Look out for your self-interests PISCES (Fab. 20-Merch 20) today In a manner that measures Bear In mind that your true up to your high Ideals and stan­ DM ctttidtolhg friends admire you lor what you Efotorcyctoa-Stejrctoa 64 dards. Anything less will spawn are. It's unnecessary to put on regrets. TRANK. YOU FOR airs or create Illusions. EquippMd WHh MOT W HIMPSRINQ HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, 300 V-9 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Not all ARIES (March 21-AprS It) Be­ Auto. Trtfw. your friends should be privy to ing too ambivalent Is no way to excellent condition, many your secrets today. Be dis­ extras. Exceptionally good Wood Qratn Stow handle those under your wing to­ Powtr Stoorlng BUICK ELECTRA criminating enough to know who day. You can't be too firm on onp performance since purchased Povwr Brakw rsg. lists for $6239. you can trust and who you can't. new. 6500. Call 6 4 6 - ^ after hand — or overly lenient on the Air Cortotttoning LIMITED COUPE other. 4:30 p.m. Powtr TtMgtto VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Roof Rack Loaded Including power You're opilmistic today regar­ TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) In a MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE H.O. Swptntlon steering, power brakes, power ding your ability to cope with matter where something o l value - Lowest Rates Available! Stytod Rood Whotls windows, power seats, power challenging siluatlons. You Is at stake today there’s a should be, but leave some Born Loser — Art Sansom Immediate binding authority. Whito Stotwtf Ttrw door locks, air conditioning, possibility the other party Is not ktolv. Soots *5656 margin lor error. Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ as ethical as yourself. Be alert. Sknlltr To Pteturo stereo tape and morel surance Agency. 643-1126. tax-reg. not Included SALE (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I ISUREJW^THE^^XTdY f ' ^ 1[ 'OOCOOLPCALl ) ^ ^ A.H05TALfelA\ ( 0 \ ) ) Retan *9084.85 PRICE * 7 6 6 4 aPRAifSAUPALL f ' I^H'TALLIT ] 1975 PUCH 175cc - Very good Bugs Eunny — Halmdahl and StoHal ^ A HOSTAUJIA f P E A K ^ ^ \ - r condition. Best reasonable 0 1977l>yKEA.klc. THOSg 6(?EATOLP J / f ) { \ V 0 4 E P ID / offer. 646-2464, after 3 p.m. 1977 RUICK ESTATE WARON 1977 SUICK RESAL USED CAR SPECIALS ENJOYING HOWEVER., TH' f OH,IDDWTO y t TRIUMPH Bonneville - 650 THE fO O O , DEVILED EGGS 0 Excellent scooter. Will dis- BUGS.'? NEED A U 'L MORE if it \ j cuM price. Stock with extras. la \ l / ^ 19 77 FORD SEASONIN’, AM' TH' a n ^ V lx . CaU anytime, 568-2316. 1976 GREMLIN CAVIAR'S A Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick MAVERICK 6 Cyl.. 3 S p w d . Radio. Rod. 11341. 8 1975 HONDA CB 360 T-1200 MITE s a l t y / 6 Cyl., AT, PS, PB, Vhy< Root And Only 7.000 fM ^ N M O O P L E AND TUB THREE J A ? 1 / ' miles. Includes bell and MS«.f3343. ^ J / \ a J ..,* 2 7 9 5 m (*'RE i C CREEPS a?AfE OUT E W ffT BE , NO 1 helmet. Elxcellent condition. ^M P IO Y E P l o n g E m S H 7 0 - e Call 643-5182. 2-Door Coupe, 350 V-6, turbohydramaUc, power PROBLEM! SPECIAL *8 79 5 Loaded. Including Limited Package. steering, power brakea, air condHIonlng, AM/FM CXJT; TriEV ■s CAfT A SHADOW BUT X MAY I CAN ? DON'T WANT) As WELL PLAY OUT THESTRm!'' LOB s 1973 HONDA 350. F our etareo, chrome whaala, landau top and moral ANYONE ^ cylinder, new exhaust system, MORTAR5 tires, clutch, cable, chain arid SBTTIN' /T ri|$ could BEAIVAIAN NOW/ FR(5M tune up. Two helmets. 6800. Retail, *8916.75 ^ 7 4 9 6 Retail <6662.65 y A ON TriE (OTHER HAND, IT MAY THF 643-18W after 4:30. S ! i & * 9 9 4 2 be a t r a p .' HUBCAPS 1975 CAMAR9 1973 CHEVROLET / Heathclitf This Funny World D ull Bklo. v-a, AT. PS, PB. Sliwp. #741*. 4 Dr, Dark QrMn. V-a. AT, PS. PB, Ak. #6023. 1975 HARLEY Davidson X'S.- XLCH. Custom paint job, low 1977 BUICK ELECTRA TH'CAKE IS mileage. 62800. Call 742-9426 IPECIAL <3995 ..,*2 3 9 9 1977 RUICK LeSARRE DELICIOUS/ afitf 4 p.m. LIMITED COUPE 1978 CB 360T HONDA Two VBfERINARIAN months old. Less than 300 f s miles. Excellent condition. 1973 OLDS CaU Bill after 5.30, 742-8230. 1972 9UICK CUTLASS 1976 HONDA MR175. Owk Bhw. 2 Or., V-a, AT. P8, Air. NIo. Cw. SKYLARK Elsonore. Excellent condi­ «S407. Goto Plnltfi. 2 Or. Hardtop.N>. V-6.V-a, AT.A PS. PB tion. 6750 Boots and helmet in­ 14049 ^a n i V ~ cluded. 5684239. 2-Door Custom Coup*. 380, V-6, turbohydramatic ONLY *28 9 5 Absolutely loaded car Including sunroofi tranamlaalon, powar steering, power brakes, air con­ C a m m . « .,*2 2 9 5 TroHon ditioning, chrome whaala, landau top and moral EFINITEUy NO PROBLEM= M a M iM 66 ftl9f79vKA.tic.TmtosU.SRi' •» 6 -/7 II’ CAMPER trailer - single Retail no,68L85 N I a * 8 7 8 8 axle, excellent condition, Retail >763465 m a * 6 6 4 0 years old. 61,500. CaU 8(iort Ribs — Frank Hill 6 tL L 0 A V 6 Y M I C K E Y ’S t. .rJiO O o^ EL SNAKE F ^ -17' 1965 Travel Trailer. CH^MER KEEPS contained. Sleeps four. — • REPEATINS ON /V1E- Awning room hitch, frame MOTOI 6ALE6| r w \wDtiiu8ik equalizer-stabilizer bars, con- WIST ROAD HT MILUNOTON f W CHARTER OAK BUICK m? McWanti Syaa.. Ue. ' mirrors, extras. 61850. 847-1175. •7S“2StS ^ Ml 81 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER A m a ric a n piuAucMu. AaaAiiaa««awTs...caT I I A A N 9 "Couldn't we just carry a Thermos like other people?" SMALL CAMP Trailer. Sleeps Exit 93 off 1-86 & Route 16, Next to Agway, one block from Caldor’s, just 8 minutes from Downtown Hartford. four, no uUlities, tent add a '' you'll. H/we to oPtN wipcr im a n tWAr.'* ropm. Easy tow with small (Open Evenings) care. Secure, comfortable, tight. 6450. 6497686.