Official Blames Pan Am Pilot

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SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, The governor said it had been es­ Am 747 and desintegrated in flames Spain (UPI) — Provincial governor tablished as fact that the control as it slid along the runway. The Pan Antonio Oyarzabal said today that tower told the KLM plane to go to the Am jet was also destroyed by the the worst aviation disaster in history head of the runway and the Pan Am fire. occurred Sunday because a Pan plane to taxi to a standby position. Oyarzabal said that “95 per cent of 2 American 747 turned into the path of “Both planes took to the runway,” the bodies are charred beyond a Dutch KLM 747 roaring down the he added. “The collision was head recognition” and that identification runway at 186 miles per hour for on.” is impossible in most cases. takeoff. Survivors said the KLM plane hit Air minister Gen. Carlos Franco Oyarzabal said 562 persons were the Pan Am plane on the side just and International Air Transport killed in the collision and subsequent behind the first class Section. Association president Manuel del explosions so fiery that the asphalt Oyarzabal said the cause will even- Prado y Colon, who is also the presi­ runway melted. He said 72 of the 634 tualjy be established by the in­ dent of the Spanish airline Iberia, persons aboard the two jumbo jets vestigation in which the black boxes attended the briefing. survived the accident but that some of the two planes — both found in the The officials were asked about m of them were in critical condition. charred rubble spread over a 200 ground fog. The U.S. Embassy put the death yard stretch of the runway — and Del Prado first refused to com­ toll at 599 and the Spanish Aviation tape recording of the conversations ment, but later said there was fog. w ministry put it at 559. Oyarzabal said between the control tower and the “But visibility was not below official figures showed that the KLM pijots will be used. accepted minimum standards,” he plane carried 244 persons, mostly Oyarzabal said that the crash oc­ said. Dutch tourists, and that all died. The curred on the runaway. “The KLM “All communications are taped Pan Am plane carried 390 persons, plane was on it first, then the Pan and those tapes are now a part of the Green School raises funds for Dinosaur Park mostly American tourists from Los Am plane,” he said. secret judicial investigation,” Del Angeles, and that 318 of them were The KLM plowed through the Pan Prado said. Gail Sheffield and David Kicking of Manchester Green School fill in a dinosaur “graph” killed and 72 survived. showing the percentage of students in the room who participated in the school-sponsored The worst previous air disaster “Dimes-to-Dollars for Dinosaurs” fund drive in connection with Dinosaur Week this week. was the crash of a Turkish airways Supreme Court to hear DCIO near Paris on March 3, 1974, The total collection from the school was $76.40 which will be given to the Friends of when 346 persons died. Dinosaur Park to preserve the dinosaur tracks at Rocky Hill. (Herald photo by Pinto) H ie ' Spanish news agency Cifra Nixon tape controversy said the flight recorder tapes of a WASHINGTON (UPI) - The conversation between the Pan defendants had exhausted their Supreme Court today agreed to American piiot and the controi tower appeals. decide whether tapes of Richard showed that the pilot apparently mis­ But the appeals court ruled this Nixon’s conversations, used to help understood the tower instructions to was not serious enough and noted Brezhnev warns Vance convict his closest White House aides stay on a taxiway and turned onto the that none of the defendants of Wptergate offenses, may be takeoff runway by mistake. themselves had objected. publicly distributed. Nixon contended his personal Pan Am spokesman and aviation The justices will hear arguments experts said it was far too early for privacy was invaded by placing the next fall or winter on the former on human rights issue the contents of the soKialled “black tapes in private hands “to be played president’s objections to further at cocktail parties and in satiric MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet leader constructive development of box” to be studied since that publicizing of the recordings played mediate comment on the Tass report productions.” Leonid Brezhnev warned Secretary relations between the two countries required sophisticated equipment not to the jury during the 1974 trial. but confirmed that Vance had available on Tenerife. But the appeals court said, “The of State Cyrus Vance today that impossible.” presented Brezhnev with two The issue will be decided later by embarrassment Mr. Nixon an­ U.S. Embassy press spokesman Ed written opinion. President Carter’s human rights At the same time, Brezhnev proposals for the talks. . Harper said a 41-member team of the ticipates is largely that which resulU campaign has Intruded into Soviet in­ stressed Soviet willingness to make a In the interim, in accordance with The Tass report was U.S. National Transportation Safety whenever misconduct or ternal affairs and could make im­ concerted effort at easing U.S.- a decision by the U.S. Court of characteristically convoluted but its Board has arrived to help Spanish questionable conduct is exposed.” possible “the constructive develop­ Soviet strains and finding “mutually Appeals in Washington, essential warning about the Carter authorities in the investigation. The material does not encompass ment of relations between the two acceptable solutions” to such com­ arrangements have been in progress human rights campaign was clear. . The governor, speaking at a news all that was subpoenaed from the countries.” plicated issues as the search for a mass marketing of the tapes pending At a news conference Sunday, conference, said “The key point is White House at the time of the tr ia l- Brezhnev, according to the Soviet new strategic arms agreement. conclusion of the lawsuit. Vance told newsmen that he did not whether the KLM crew had been only what was heard in the cour­ news agency Tass, gave “an ap­ Soviet Ambassador Anatoly U.S. District Judge John Sirica had troom. intend to raise the issue at the talks, given orders to take off.” propriate appraisal” of Carter Ad­ Dobrynin previously warned Vance but was prepared to explain that barred distribution untii Watergate Texts are available in bookstores ministration actions “which do not in Washington that a series of U.S. Carter did not seek to single out any throughout the country. Other con- square with the principles of equality actions violated the non-interference individual nation on human rights. versAtions remain confidential. principle contained in a 1933 agree­ (and) non-interference in the inter­ Despite the implicit threat, the Sirica was told the National nal affairs of each other.” ment establishing diplomatic Soviet leadership remained outward­ Archives could distribute the tapes to relations and reaffirmed in 1973 in an The Soviet leader at the start of ly cordial, both at the talks and at a Today’s news the public for $3.75 to $4 per one-hour three days of U.S.-Soviet talks said agreement between former Presi­ luncheon for Vance hosted by cassette reel or $5 to $5.75 per one- failure to observe the principle of dent Nixon and Brezhnev. hour tape reel. Gromyko at a guest house in the summary non-interference could make “the The U.S. delegation had no im­ Lenin Hills overlooking Moscow. Compiled trom United Pnee Intemetlonel Directors predict budget cuts State PROVIDENCE, R. I. - By GREG PEARSON Pascal Prignano, deputy mayor, “Everybody will have to share the Mrs. Jackston also expressed con­ HARTFORD — Accidents took Michigan has issued extradiction Herald Reporter burden,” he said. said that the board will have to take a papers for Rhode Island cern about several departments the lives of at least eight Connec­ Members of the Board of Directors Phyllis Jackston, a member of the careful look at the entire budget. Represent-elect William Bailey, requesting new staff. ticut residents over the weekend, today predicted sizeable cuts in the board, said, “I think it’s unbelievable “It’s the highest request I can but he says he will resist. Bailey’s “That business about telling the including two boys whose budget proposed by Town Manager that they (the town administration) recall. I was a little surprised at the homemade raft broke apart in chances of gaining his seat in the Robert B. Weiss. department heads to get along on last increase that was requested,” he would present a budget of that size. year’s budget must have b ^ n a Stamford Harbor. House rest largely upon whether “I expect the board will cut the said. “I don’t know how they feel the farce,” she said. Weiss had Gov. J. Joseph Garraihy okays his budget substantially,” Mayor Prignano said that he has not yet pmple of Manchester can come up requested that department heads HARTFORD — The executive extradition. Matthew Moriarty Jr. said. The studied the manager’s proposal and, with that kind of increase,” she said, submit reports on how it would affect board of the Connecticut State proposed budget, which calls for a referring to the 9.43-mill increase thus, is not sure if the full increase is the department if no budget increase justified. Employes Association has en­ National 10.6 per cent increase in the budget to that would be needed to cover the was granted. dorsed a master agreement to be $25,531,305, “is by far the largest in­ cost of the budget boost. Another director, Carl Zinsser, DE’TROIT — A court battle She pointed to the town clerk’s of­ voted on next week by 30,(M0 state crease I’ve ever seen,” the mayor “I do hope people come to the said, “We’ve got to chop at least looms over the “biggest scandal fice, which she said has not increased workers. The pact calls for at said. budget hearing and let themselves be seven mills from this budget. We just since thalidomide” as 184 women its staff in her five years on the least $26.83 more per week for He said that most departments in heard,” she said. The public hearing can’t afford this kind of mill rate.” seek to sue drug companies for board. each worker as of July 1,1978 and the town government can expect a on the budget will be held He compared the town’s budgeting cancer and other problems “If one department can do it, with a financially strapped person a dental plan to take effect in 1979. cut in the dollar figure proposed in Wednesday, April 6 at 8 p.m. at the what’s wrong with the other allegedly caused by the synthethic the manager’s budget. Waddell School. who might be car shopping. estrogen DES. departments?” she asked. BRISTOL — Connecticut “When he goes out to buy a car, he authorities today planned to doesn’t start looking at Cadillacs. We determine whether a handgun HOLLYWOOD - It’s Oscar have to start looking at Fords and used to kill cafe operator Joseph time tonight and if Peter Finch, a Chevys, not Cadillacs,” he said. Rich is the same weapon alleg^- rare posthumous nominee, wins “What you can’t afford, you just ly found in the possession of t&ee for his portrayal of the crazed TV can’t buy.” Bristol residents arrested in New anchorman in “Network,” he will Zinsser said that the increase in York in possession of Rich’s car. be the first posthumous winner. the budget has nothing to do with the town’s work in the development of WEST HARTFORD - Seventy- WASHINGTON - President the industrial park. He said that he one nonunion workers hired to Carter plans to ask Congress to has heard some concerns raised about that subject. replace strikers at Colt Industries impose a federal tax on dis­ factories will be on the job in posable containers to hasten the “One has nothing to do with the place of lower-echelon union end of no-deposlt, no-retum way other,” he said. The cost of the park workers whose positions they of American life, the Washington would be paid for through the bond won. Their jobs were one condi­ Post reported today. issue approved at the March 15 tion of an agreement ratified referendum. Thus, none of the park Saturday, ending a 10-week International cost is appropriated in the budget. walkout. The displaced unionists He also proposed that the directors NEW DELHI, India — ’The new consider returning the budget to will be hired as openings develop government said today it would at the plants. Weiss for his immediate reactions on restore to the Indian people fun­ where cuts should take place. damental rights and civil liberties Moriarty said that he expects curbed by Indira Gandhi’s regime Weiss or a representative of his of­ Regional 21 months ago. ’The pledge was fice to be present at all the directors’ made in a speech by Prime BOSTON — The extended budget sessions through April and Minister Morarji Desai which was weather forecast for southern early May. The board has until May 7 read to Parliament today by ac­ New England calls for clearing to complete its budget proposal, ac­ ting President B. D. Jatti. Wednesday and fair weather cording to Controller Thomas S. Thursday and Friday. Highs in the BEIRUT, Lebanon — Over Moore. 60s Wednesday and in the 50s rightist objections, the cabinet Sharing a laugh In the past, the directors have met Thursday and Friday. Overnight today appointed Col. Vlctore individually with each department lows are expected to be in the 40s Imouri as the new commander of head to review budget proposals, to low 50s early Wednesday and in the Lebanese army. Rightists Sharing a laugh over the ham radio are Charles W. Hollister (right) 32 Cottage St. and Roy Moriarty said. This year, however, the 30s and low 40s ’Thursday and then went on strike to protest the Sanden, president of the Manchester Radio Club. Hollister was presented a plaque for his he expects that the manager’s office Friday, army high command changes. many years of service to the club. He was the original president of the radio club in 1912. It will be represented at each budget session and that department heads Dumf)**^ the oldest ham radio clubs in the world, according to Hollister. (Herald photo by will be consulted only when it Is con­ sidered necessary. • i ' PAGE TWO-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conii., Mon., March 28.1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. March 28. 1977 — PAGE THREE-A M A C C new s , tribute to a departed Bequests in your will are I friend, they can be ap­ available to assist those for Although the conference day to make sure that any Matthew Quinn heads also most welcome. Such propriate gifts on joyful oc­ whom there was no other phone rings both in the emergency needs are met Town planner to retire casions such as birthdays memorial contributions immediate help available, MACC office and in my as quickly and lovingly as By Nancy Carr main. These thoughtful gifts aid in our effort to and anniversaries. may be designated for cancer fund campaign particularly to fill requests own home, there have been possible, seven days a By GREG PEARSON He was, in fact, originally at­ executive director gifts continue the work of continue Christ’s care for Gifts are promptly and specific work or a One such town he helped develop for emergency food or times when no one has week. We are most tracted to Connecticut because of its Increasingly in the past the church or sponsor the poor, the sorrowing, memorial project in the Herald Reporter was Swan Hills, a community about gratefully acknowledged to shelter. answered. ’This gift of a grateful to the donor for warm climate — Warm, at least, in Matthew Quinn, pharmacist and patients, and their families. Public years on the death of a research into cancer, heart the hungry, the im­ name of the deceased may J. Eric Potter, Manchester’s town 150 miles northwest of Ekimonton the concerned family or For example: Over the phone recorder will enable making it possible for us to comparison to Alberta, Can. owner of Manchester Drug, has been and professional education programs loved one, families have in- disease, birth defects, to prisoned, the lonely. They be established. Your gift in planner for the past 8 Vi years, will that was created because of a large person designated by the past three weekends these us to arrange for someone continue reaching out to Potter worked as a planner in the oil find in the area. named chairman of the Manchester are also planned to alert people to the dicated a desire for name just a few, of a whole may be given directly to donor. The name and ad­ any amount is gratefully retire at the end of this month “to situations arose: to check------in------several- times------a those niuac 111in iKYm. need. •take iife a iittie easier.” But, in Canadian province from 1953 to 1962, After leaving Canada, Potter American Cancer Society Crusade warning signals of cancer. donations to be made in the host of excellent services continue the work of a dress of the donor is listed received. when he left to become the town which will be conducted throughout • This year’s goal is 354,000. Last memory of the departed to to mankind. specific outreach program —a family en route to retiring, he is probably going. to served in Windsor for six years (the amount of the dona­ ’Through the generosity Maine got this far and ran planner for Windsor. April. year’s campaign raised $30,000 in organizations or in­ The Manchester Area (Emergency Pantry, make life a little tougher for some before coming to Manchester. tion is not mentioned un­ of a local manufacturer we out of everything, gas, “’There was a better climate here The fund-raising effort will be con­ Manchester helping to bring Connec­ stitutions that continue to Conference of Churches Human Needs, Chaplaincy buriap, nykm netUm, poly fl fish swimming around in southern His pre-Canada days were filled less specified by the have been able to purchase food, money. i than in Alberta,” he said. “I got ducted through house-to-house ticut’s total contribution to more serve on one way or also has made available to to the hospital and con­ waters. with a variety of experiences. “I donor). When an im­ and install a recorder. ’This —a youngster needed a and dOGorator riDoons In rather tired of doing field inspections solicitation, special gifts, business than $2 million. another to better the quali­ valescent homes. World Potter, 65, said that he doesn’t can’t go back too far. You’d have to the community a memorial mediate acknowledgement gift enables the Conference place to stay just overnight at 40-below zero.” and industry appeals as well as a Quinn, a resident of Manchester, ty of life for those who re­ Hunger, Day Camp) or ail colors! have any set plans for when he hangs write three stories,” he said with a giving program. These is vital, please phone us of Churches to be until our excellent youth His work in Canada centered variety of special events. has been an American Cancer Socie­ designated to continue the up his ruler and rolls up his maps. laugh. with the appropriate infor­ “present” to those who officer and youth services “I’m going to take advantage of around long-range planning. He He was born in Nottingham, Funds raised through the crusade ty volunteer since 1973, serving as total work of the con­ mation. need help whenever the worked on the creation of new towns will support research, service and vice-president of the Manchester un­ ference. center could piece things “where a retirement and take life a little England and attended public schools MCC calendar crisis arises. together for her. that would develop because of rehabilitation programs for cancer it. Such contributions are ilollari easier,” Potter said. “I’ll probably there. Manchester Community ’(’he donor is sent a Since many of our —a young woman with a natural resource discoveries, such as ty services course begins. not only a thoughtful !|the nttraeU of wort A a head south where the climate’s a lit­ Surveying College offers this calen­ receipt for his or her gift helping agencies are closed two-week-old baby ran out oil deposits. U.A. Theater 2 - "Fun With Open on a space-available [|^ dowTftown Tnanchcltor^ dollar” tle warmer and the fishing is better.” Before World War II, he was a sur­ Burnside ’Theater 1 — “The dar of events in the interest basis. (which is tax deductible). evenings and weekends, we of food for herself and the veyor with the British Government. Song Remains the Same” Dick and Jane” 7:20-9:10 have felt a real need to be 7:00-9:20 U.A. Theater 3 - "Domino of the community. All the infant. During the war, he served in the Mid­ Theater Burnside Theater 2 — Principle” 7:10-9:05 MCC-sponsored activities dle East as a geodetic surveyor with schedule “ Death in Venice” 7:15; Vernon Cine 1 — "The Song listed below are open to the SALE STARTS TODAY the Royal Engineers. Matthew Quinn “Performance” 9:05 Remains the Same” 7:00-9:20 public and many are free of In 1946, he joined the planning U.A. Theater 1 — "Airport 7*00‘^‘20 charge. For further infor­ IT'SCIRCUUR department of the City of Not­ 77" 7:00-9:00 Vernon Cine 2 — "The Other mation, call 646-2137. fl TIMEATCALDOR Side of the Mountain” 7:10- tingham and, before moving to Monday, March 28 Come In, Canada, also studied at the Universi­ 9:10 General Fund classes Pick up your ty of Nottingham and University of Public records l-8b(lir91~l0U0W BUONSIDI SIGNS resume London. copy of our Warranty deeds Career Development Actually, this is his second resigna­ Frederick H. Ruggles Jr. Federal Credit Union BURNSIDE Q Ba Week, through April 1 Value Packed tion from the Town of Manchester. In Leslie B. Mitchell and M SM SSISI *«L,I.BTrS.*51l- l l J ] 2 and Anne E. Ruggles to against Grace Donnelly. •Dinner — 6 p.m.. Stu­ Pre-Holiday Sale New Circular! Barbara M. Mitchell to 1969, after 13 months as town David M. Ragonese and New trade names 1‘THE SOME MMAIIIS dent Center, $4.50. IN TIME FOR EASTER AND ■'PASSOVER planner. Potter resiped to take a job Igor Yershov and Irine Geraldine J. Ragonese, Yershov, property at 11 Emanuel Motola, doing TNEMMrpa ••S cene Study: Ad­ with the State of Connecticut. property at 106 Barry Rd., business as National T k w -sa o sr Edward St., $42,500. vanced Drama Workshop, He returned to the town govern­ $42,900. Homeowners Service WED. -THE ENFORCEr Louis J. ’Tuttle to James 7 p.m., M-Art. ment less than a week later, Judgment lien Association, 80 Santina Dr. DICK lOdARDE B. ’Tuttle and Dolores L. ••Intermediate Bridge, however. Hamilton Standard Muriel S. Wilson and HEATH IN VENICr Luistro, property at 19-21 AT 7:11 7:30 p.m., HR 216. “I think my skills and talents are Federal Credit Union Gordon A. Wilson, doing MICK JAaOER Hudson St., $30,000. Tuesday, March 29 best suited to a community rather against Richard L. Howard business as Next to ‘PCRF0RMANCr_ James E. Brennan to •Luncheon — Noon, Stu­ than fragmented across the state,” III, $3,093.72, property at Nothing, 69 Adelaide Rd. WED. THE lENTINEL' Louis C. Deptula and dent Center. he said at the time of his return to 170 Bryan Dr. Building permit Dolores L. Deptula, •Dinner - 6 p.m.. Stu­ Manchester. Certificate of attachment St. James Church, property at 62 Hawthorne This printing test pattern is dent Center. He compared his work in other The Connecticut Bank repairs and alterations at areas to what he’s found in St., $40,000. part of The Herald quality Wednesday, March 30 and Trust Co. against 896 Main St., $7,000. control program in order to Manchester. F. James Elder and Anthony R. Meek, $900, •Luncheon — Noon, Stu­ Darla G. Eider to James give you one of the finest dent Center. “Planning in a large English town property at 10 Congress St. newspapers in the nation. is a much older concept. ’There isn’t E. Brennan and Mary Anne Release of attachment C!IL:\THEATRES e a s t ••Certified Professional Fashion the local public interest that you find Brennan, property at 216 Manchester Teachers Secretary Theory and Tunics in an American town,” he said. Woodbridge St., $52.25 con­ i W Review - Part VI, 5:55 veyance tax. Polyester or cotton Manchester residents take zoning p.m., HR 216. fabrics: tunics with Ruth A. Birtles to Paul •Dinner — 6 p.m.. Stu­ long or cap sleeves, matters “more personally, which is ■^FUM W ITH^ Henrys and Elvira Henrys, dent Center. split or cowl necks: understandable,” he said. IUTT Nova equlpoad wllk O K H z M S O J zMMI S.M.L both of Detroit, Mich., I aulo. Umt., powar itoerjai Film — “Bad News ‘"The majority have the classic Reg. 7.9988.99 0 1 ^ ^ 6 1 O o o k w a r e S e t New England complex. They have a property at 51 Sage Dr., I TH E Bears,” 8 p.m.. Main Cam­ ' “ ‘ sasM. I dowmowhmcifie real interest in the land,” he said. $76,500. pus Auditorium. He spoke of the people in Edmon­ ManchMter Evening Herald Thursday, March 31 ton, a city that was primarily made B reakfast — 7:30-10 PubliBhBd BYWry Bvcnlng bkcbpI Your up of immigrants while he was there. Sundays ancU)olldayt. Entsrtd at tha a.m.. Student Center “They were not so much concerned Manchaatar. Conn. Post Offica at 8a- Dining Room. cond Class Mall Mattar. Choice Machine Wash, with what’s going on in the next field. ••Indoor Gardening — 7 Parma Press In America, it becomes a matter of Suggested Carrier Rates p.m., HR 216. extreme importance,” he said. Payabla In Advanca Seeded Voiie ' Slngta copy...... 16# Friday, April 1 ^^CoscoStepSt^ While looking ahead to his retire­ Waakfy...... 90s M iit* ti^ ’‘-t**********i>J^ Duplicate Bridge — Open Extra Wide ment and those southern fishing Ona month...... $3.90 Thraa months ...... ill.TO & Novice $1.50, 7:45 p.m., Paneis Our 1 1 7 6 spots. Potter also has some fine Six months...... $M.40 Ona yaar...... $46.80 HR 102, 103. Reg. 16.99 J. Eric Potter retires at the end of this month after serving as memories of Manchester. Mall Ratas Upon Raquast Saturday, April 2 He said that one of the best parts of Subacfibars Yvho fall to raoalva Foam cushioned seat; flip Manchester’s town planner since 1968. He was born in England B a se b a ll, MCC vs. his time here has been “becoming thair nawspapar bafora 5:30 p.m. A LL D A Y T U ESD A Y Knit or Woven open to use, fold to store. and his surveying and planning experiences have taken him from should talaphona tha circulation Leicester Jr. College, Reg. 4.49 dapartmant. 647-9946. Fashion Pants Nottingham to the Middle East to Manchester. (Herald photo by acquainted with the Manchester resi­ Moriarty Field, 1 p.m. Caidor Dishwasher dent and working with a very fine SOiSr. Ref. 4.99.3.94 Dunn) Duplicate Bridge — open, Pd/ester knits or vroven Detergent group of people in the town hall.” sabardine. loaded with CHOPPED STEAK 1 p.m., HR 102, 103. lashionleatureitBtolS Luxurious seeded voile Monday, April 4 fabric in exotic shades Our 50 oz. Reg. 7.99 Reg. 1.19 Size GLOBE • WITH BAKED POTATO AND TEXAS TOAST •Luncheon — Noon, Stu­ of banana, rust, blue 9 6 » dent Center. or white; easy care. Prayer breakfast Wednesday Travel Service Caidor Laundry • ALL THE SOUP OR SALAD YOU CAM EAT ••Mixology—7:30 p.m., 555 MAIN STREET HR 103. Detergent More than 450 of Manchester’s Manchester. Planning the breakfast principal speaker. The Rt. Rev. 643-2165 • FREE REFILLS ON COFFEE, TEA, A SODA •All luncheons and community leaders have been invited are Vicki Jennings, Jeanne Low and Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, pastor dinners are held in the ^ Our '201b. Over 30 Yean ^ R ^ . 5.97 to attend the third annual Mayor’s Nancy Carr. emeritus of St. James Church, will Travel Experience Food Services Dining Size Prayer Breakfast Wednesday at The Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of read the scripture. Authorized agent in 240 Spencer St. Room. Reservations Center Congregational Oiurch. Center Church, will extend greetings. The Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson, Manchester for all 287 W. Middle Tnpke. should be made in advance Starting at 7 a.m., there will be a ’The blessing will be given by Gloria pastor emeritus of Center Church, Airlines, Railroads and at the Main Office at Hart­ period of coffee and conversation, Kjellson, president of Church Women will the lead the unison prayer. Miss Steamship Lines. - MANCHESTER - ford Road, 646-4900, Ext. and breakfast will be served at 7:30. United. Barbara Baker of MACC will give the 205. Mr. Coffee ’The annual event is being spon­ Mayor Matthew Moriarty Jr. will call to the community, ^ b b i Leon ••Non-credit communi- Deluxe with sored by Manchester Area welcome the guests. The ReV. Wind, spiritual leader of Temple Conference of Churches (MACC) and Stephen Jacobson, rector of St. Beth Sholom, will give the benedic­ M«l-Tum. “Coffee Saver’’ the Church Women United of Mary’s Episcopal Church, will be the tion. 99< Feature Win first Would you believe About r llILZEPFaM a 3 1 ^ Mountain Laurel Chorus, Hartford- "TK SOW RaUMS town' % based chapter of Sweet Adelines, Gymnasts win trophy TNESMTfq Dial the strength you OiDSX>70 took first place Saturday in the 7«0 - 9:20 The local chapter of A like, brew from 2 to 10 regional competition in New Haven. soup with a Parents Anonymous will V cups quickly, Now...tl Manchester’s Patti Dunne School Roach of Bigelow St. placed first on There were 25 choruses par­ economically. 9M C S200 «wnt; of Gymnastics won the team trophy meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. vaulting, fifth on unevens and third ticipating from the region, which in­ at the recent United States Gym­ at Concordia Lutheran all-around. Mary Mayhew of Jan Dr., cludes New England, eastern nastic Federation’s State Cham­ Church, 40 Pitkin St. Hebron, was fourth in vaulting and Canada, and northern New York pionship Class II competition with a O T H E R SID E free refill? Fashion unevens, sixth on floor and fifth all- score of 196.45. State. Mountain Laurel Chorus, OFTHE Manchester Chapter, around. directed by Vincent Zito of Souper Soup (with refill)' Dresses Cheryl Bond of O’Leary Dr. placed SPEBSQSA, will meet Wide selection! Interlock Manchester, has always placed in the MOUNTAIN’ second in the 10-11 age group in tonight at 7:30 at the Teen polyester in flower garden In the 15 and over age group, Paula top five in regional competition and ^ B 4 9 - G 3 3 3 . Super size bowl plus free refill Center Annex of colors: 5-13,10-18. Save 30% vaulting, unevens and floor, and third 14'/^-24>/^. Reg. to 12.99 THE Guerette of Ridgewood Dr., Vernon, has captured first place three other OFF OUR REG. PRICES THE on the balance beam and second all- Manchester Recreation placed fourth in vaulting and un­ times in its 16-year history. FAMILY WORLD OF MENORAH'S around. Center. The meeting is CANDLES LIHLE evens, second on the balance beam, ’The victory in New Haven qualifies SEDER OUR FATHERS Cheryl will be a member of the open to all area men in­ FOR YOUR wnD SEDER first on floor and third all-around. to the chorus to take part in inter­ team representing Connecticut in the S h o w c a s e terested in singing four- Your HOLIDAY TABLES kOFOUL Pub. Beth Gallup of Elizabeth Dr. took national competition in Los Angeles French bread Pub. Eastern Invitational next weekend in C w e m a s part barbershop harmony. Ust fifth in vaulting and unevens, fourth in 1978. and butter Choice List Reading, Pa. IM T B tm A n B 4 1.50 6.95 on floor, second on the beam and fifth Six Manchester women are In the 12-14 age group, Kathy M x n B a Betty Ryder, family and Ladies’ Fashion all-around. members of the chorus. s u m LAMB 20«-2” Tells ot Jewish travel editor of The Pantsuits Our Reg. 2»-3.99 Hebrew and English RoS&insmBKT text: explains emigration to the BAST MARTTOHO Herald, will be guest Blazers, shirt jackets in colors ceremonies and U.S. inthelSaO 's. speaker Tuesday at the to contrast with pullon pants. Tapers, twists, pillars! symbols Paperback. Photos, drawings. _____S a 8 -8 8 f0 ^ Blue, mint, melon, pink: 10-18 Assxted colors and sizes. noon meeting of Kiwanis ^14t6-22V7. Reg. 14.99 Lottery •AfMAWMAnMUni Buy Stteral lor the Femlly Bring a gift to the Seder $M.80 til Mi30e.U. Club at Manchester Coun­ number try Club. 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^N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. March 28, 1977— PAGE FIVE-A lianrliPBlfr iEu^uin^ Iferalft Comeback for the Peace Corps j About town Manchester — A City of Village Charm By Martha Angle tally wound it. In 1967 and 1968, the available materials, large quantities civilization.’ ’They are homelands of — tecti dtpanuiv - Founded Oct. 1, 1881 and Robert Wauera Peace Corps had about 15,000 of labor and small amounts of cultures and traditions that have sur­ 9:t6am 12:15pm 3:45pm The bus trip to historic is in charge of 5:45pm 8:45pm M*mb«r, Audit Bureau ol Circulation u .m k.. 11. n WASHINGTON (NEA) - The volunteers in the field while today I ■ Utpwlu™ timn - Mimb*r, Uniltd Pross international capital. vived far longer than oilrs and often Boston, sponsored by the arrangements. Peace Corps is about to make a com­ that number is approximately 6,000. I 8:30am 10:40am 2:30pm for Willimantie, Danialfon and Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square Some examples: Show low-income are deeper and richer than our own. Manchester Republican 4:45pm 7:45pm rro vid tn ct, w ith onward o r eon* The number of yearly applications necting aarviee to Newport, Fall Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) ^3*2711. eback — but this time it won’t be dis­ farmers how to build a cheap but ef­ We have a great deal to learn from Women’s Club for April 6, for Wattrbury, Southbury, Dan­ also is down markedly, from 48,000 to bury. Yonktrs, Ntw York City Rivtr. Ntw Bedford, Cape Cod patching volunteers to far comers of ficient gravity-flow water system. the rest of the world... has been sold out. The bus The Old Guard will meet pointi, Boston & Logan Airport Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher 18,000. Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Vjw 'll - I If ^nda a the globe to tout the virtues of Or, as volunteers recently did in the "Fifteen years ago, filled with will leave Manchester at 8 lee moff, enjoy more - w e tirn yw e gai and travel in FULL COMFORT American ingenuity, chemical fer­ But Sam Brown is back in town, Luther Hall of Emanuel ’^ O p i n i o n ...... West African nation of Benin, devise hope when the Peace Corps was star­ a.m. from Frank’s Super­ tilizers and hydroelectric generators. determined to return the Peace market parking lot and will Lutheran Church. The a program to cut down on the insects, ting, we thought that America had all Beethoven Glee Club will Inspired by President John F. Corps to its former stature. A poised, return at approximately 9 Stop In ot phono lor ichaduln I, tickon to dl poimi rodents and rot which formerly the answers. Five years ago, divided ■ j - Kennedy and executed by President articulate and talented organizer, ■Wttf \ p.m. Mrs. Richard Murphy rehearse after the destroyed 30 per cent of all feed and discouraged, we thought it had meeting. station Lyndon B. Johnson, the Peace Corps Brown is best known for his ^ 7 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St I - Phonn AeA.T'aea grains. none. We were wrong in both in­ J o n e btocfc from Keeney St. exit of InieretSe Uf captured the imagination of not only leadership of the 1969 Vietnam 7k Leave TV cops alone stances. Our journey through this -< S-, < « < the United States but also much of “Moratorium” — the largest single Brown eloquent Brown is particularly eloquent in period, individually and as a nation, the world during its heyday in the protest mounted against the war in A group of lawyers and law describing his vision of a revitalized has both tempered our arrogance and Unfortunately, the im­ middle and late 1960s. Southeast Asia. profe.ssors at the University of Peace Corps: deepened our appreciation of the mediate difficulty in But those were the days of un­ Massachusetts may not have Understands politics ‘"The places where the Peace ideals that make our country un­ remedying this situation is that limited American self-assurance, a At 33, Brown has a broader and the solution to the violence in Corps goes are not ‘outposts of ique.” / TUES. any show which attempted a trait which manifested itself in the deeper understanding of politics than ONLY! our society, but they have realistic portrayal of police belief that the Peace Corps would many of his elders. He has, for exam­ come up with a sure-fire work would be dull, dull, dull. make its greatest contribution to the ple, just resigned as state treasurer prescription for killing the A day in the life of an “under-developed” or “emerging” of Colorado, a statewide elective of­ The nations by imposing on them our fice, to accept the post of Director of Almanac television industry: Make the average policeman or private TV cops stop breaking the law. values, our systems and our Action, the federal agency which detective is, like most other technology. runs both the Peace Corps and a host fA . As anyone who has watched jobs, one of often boring of domestic volunteer programs. By United Preas International nationalist forces of Generalissimo hoicest Meats In T o^\ many man-vs.-crime shows routine. There is more filling Nixon suspicions Brown says he has “very serious Today is Monday, March 28, the Francisco Franco in the Spanish Club women make Easter favors can testify (and who can avoid out papers than punching out Along came President Richard M. intellectual problems” with the 87th day of 1977 with 278 to follow. Civil War. In 1942, British forces led by “com­ Women’s Qub of Manchester make pompon bunnies for distribu­ them?), the heroes certainly criminals. More time is spent Nixon, with his suspicions about the original concept of the Peace Corps, The moon is between its first PORK CHOPS iu^1.39' do bend the law at times. They archtypical Peace Corps volunteer, a because it had the potential to quarter and full phase. mandos” raided Nazi-occupied St. tion to convalescent homes at Eastertime. They are, from left[ Barbara Jeffrey, Marcella SEVEN waiting to testify in court than Coniam, Cheryl Alubicki, and Cheryl Crickmore. (Herald photo by Dunn) threaten, bully and rough up college graduate with a liberal arts become “the vanguard of American The morning star is Mars. Nazaire, France, and blew up harbor in hot pursuit of lawbreakers. cultural imperialism.” The evening stars are Mercury, installations in one of the most RIB OF PORK ,,89* suspects to force a confession, degree and a liberal political orienta­ Some cops go through their en­ tion. Relevancy Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. daring feats of World War II. COUNmY STYIi with or without advising them tire careers without firing Nixon restmctured the program in In place of a program which Those bom on this date are under In 1963, a federal court jury con­ of their constitutional rights. a fashion that drastically reduced the the sign of Aries. victed Billie Sol Estes on four counts PORK RIBS ,, 99* their guns, except on the prac­ emphasized sophisticated technology DOMESTIC They break into offices and tice range. use of such “generalists” and promoted by volunteers who often American bandleader Paul of mail fraud and one of conspiracy replaced them with middle-aged Whiteman was born March 28,1890. after he was charged with swindling HEAITH homes, with or without a Another consideration is that had graduate degrees in engineering, Tone abdominal muscles warrant. They steal and con­ technical specialists from govern­ Brown wants to make the Peace On this day in history: finance companies in mortgage deals Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. BOILED HAM .^1.89 with so much crime going un­ In 1797, Nathaniel Briggs was involving |24 million. ceal evidence. And, most un­ ment and industry — the kind of peo­ Corps more relevant to the host coun­ punished these days - at least, ple who wouldn’t cause any political awarded a patent for the first A thought for the day: English DEAR DR. LAMB - going to have sore like real-life cops, they solve tries it is supposed to serve. I’m wondering if there is people think it is going un­ trouble after they returned home. The phrase which recurs washing machine. He called it an novelist Jane Austen said; “A lady’s Having recently undergone muscles. Then you can sometimes have more AM ERjCM ICHEK^^*lj29 any danger to my children problems than just coping all crimes in less than an hour. punished — the television tube Wounded throughout his conversations is the “ improvement for washing imagination is very rapid; it jumps surgery to repair bilateral progress on to other exer­ if she does. Several years inguinal hernias, I am cises outlined in The with their illness. They In just one week’s worth of Prohibited by law from killing the application of “low technology” cloathes.” from admiration to love, from love to ago she had an operation is the only place the public can trying to find information Health Letter. Others who may have to cope with mis­ such shows in 1976, there were program, Nixon did his best to mor­ through the utilization of locally In 1939, Madrid surrendered to the matrimony in a moment.” for skin cancer and was count on seeing the law on short and long-range want this information can information and prejudices 21 c le a r c o n stitu tio n a l given a clean bill of health of even their loved Ones. It triumphant and the evil-doer health and exercise send 50 cents with a long, for that. violations, seven omissions of programs that will build up stamped, self-address^ may interfere with their get his just desserts. There DEAR READER - I employment. This, indeed, constitutional rights and 25 in­ the abdominal muscles’ envelope for it. Just write sympathize with your con­ HIGHLAND PARK MARKET would seem to be some sort of strength properly, yet not to me in care of unfortunate. It is good stances of police brutality and cern as a good mother. for everyone to be a social value in that. damage the surgical Manchester Evening There is no danger to your harassment, the lawyers and Actually, the Complainants repairs. Herald, P.O. Box 1551, productive and an impor­ Highland Street children from the lady’s tant part of society — 317 professors report in Saturday Bell sounds a bit sore about mess Can you help by giving Radio City Station, New cancer at all — it is not con­ might be better advised to let irrespective of the money Review magazine. some instructions or York, NY 10019. tagious — or from her sleeping dogs lie. If people referring me to some book Sit-ups and various types involved if a person needs Manchester • 046-4277 What worries them is that WASHINGTON — One of the most a “ price-fixing conspiracy,” treatments. it. were shown what goes on manufacturers — ”no smoking gun,” or pamphlet? of leg-lifts will help. There the ethics of TV police will engaging men in Washington is a although they had no explicit agree­ People who have cancer within the legal system after as Bell put it. Bell is looking for DEAR REA D ER-Y es, is a lot of disagreement former lawyer named Jack who [Andrew Tuily ment. come to be accepted by the new methods of prosecution and new you need the same exer­ between experts on how to the police have done their retired at the ripe old age of 50 Few Main Streeters, of course, buy do even a simple sit-up for public and, presumably, be remedies — including price-setting cises most people need to work, there could be real “because I found myself hustling to Now then. Price-fixing, however such generators, but they do buy avoid a “bay window.” The the best results. One thing expected of real police. orders by judges. He also would seek trouble. make money I didn’t need.” disguised, is one big reason for con­ stuff generators help produce. problem is based on ab­ is certain, simple sit-ups “stiff prison sentences” for cor­ Already, they claim, the U.S. And anyway, are Americans Jack does some free jobs for poor tinued inflation, of which we were Moreover, the people at Justice have dominal obesity and loss of will not help you^lower ab­ ARE YOU GETTING THE porate officials convicted of antitrust Supreme Court “has been folks who need legal advice, works as reminded the other day when the found similar patterns, called muscle tone. I am sending domen much, the area really such children that they violations. BEST PRICE ... legalizing outrageous police a volunteer at a couple of charity in­ Carter administration announced “oligopoly pricing,” in the auto, you The Health Letter where you had your her­ cannot distinguish between nias. You will n e ^ leg-lifts conduct, enacting into law stitutions, raises roses, and collects that consumer prices in February steel, oil, sugar refining and tobacco number 3-7, Girth Control: fact and fantasy, between fic­ Good luck Avoiding The Big Middle. here. And I would suggest idsies and oddsies on the high cost of rose 1 per cent, the fastest one-month industries. ON YOUR principles much like those tion and real life? Evidently, living for us working stiffs. His fin­ increase since September 1974, when Well, good luck to ol’ Griffin Bell. It wUl give you instructions that you voluntarily con­ tract your abdominal projected in the TV crime the professors cannot. dings so far have convinced him that we had double-digit inflation. At least he sounds tougher than on exercises that you can shows.” in too many markets there is an un­ ’Thus, the average householder can Follow suit President Carter does when that . use. muscles each time you lift PRESCRIPTION?^^^ the legs to be sure the ab­ written collusion among sellers to fix only hope that our Attorney General Bell claims common price in­ folksy man responds to questions At the beginning you should simply learn to con­ dominal muscles are doing prices in violation of antitrust laws. really means to get after the price creases are followed by most or all about inflation by saying things like, Compare in Arthur's Consumer's tract your abdominal the work and not some Made a study fixers. We have heard that kind of major firms and that “non­ “I’m in the same boat with you.” Price Book, where the prices of thou­ muscles. You can lie down other muscle group. sands of prescription items are available Interstate talk before at the Justice Depart­ competitive pricing is the result.” In Same boat my eye. Carter draws an Recently, he made a study of 16 on your back and suck in DEAR DR. U M B - I It the flip of a finger, for all the world to see. ment, and nothing happened. other words, if a manufacturer annual salary of $200,000, plus $50,000 The Interstate Highway automobile dealers in the your stomach muscles and have two pre-school Ves, we deliver. quarter, the figure was 26.9 per raises his prices he’s unlikely to lose for personal expenses and a $40,000 System has often been com­ Washington area. He found that for Bell serious tense them in this position. children who are taken cent. identical or similar models, prices at In a speech before the Harvard any sales because his competitors travel allowance. Learn the feel of your ab- care of by a woman while I At all pared to the building of the The increase is due to infla­ will follow suit; the follow-the-leader Thus, on the inflation front, Carter dominal muscles work. She was recently all those dealers varied by no more Law Review, Bell sounded serious. hartfordjm anchester rockvills pyramids. The difference is tion and the upgrading of stan­ than $12. “Some coincidence,” says He said an example of pricing pattern gf the steel industry is a has been mostly show biz and little tightening. You can relax operated on for an in­ lUO STORES that the pharoahs eventually dards for the newer portions. Jack. “It takes me back to my “arrangements” was found in sales striking example. substance. At this writing, he has them and then tighten testinal blockage. During W i n d s o r finished their projects. lawyering days when cut-rate com­ of large electrical generators, noting Prosecution of parallel price in­ even refused to ask for standby them again. By doing this the operation it was dis­ In other words (and ignoring repeatedly you can begin to covered that she has a petitors were viewed as a menace to that General Electric and creases has always been difficult un­ authority to impose wage and price sprout CURITV« According to the latest both continued inflation and build up their tone. tumor in her pancreas Pluminum the profession.” Westinghouse, the only American der antitrust laws because there is no controls. Beil at least sounds a touch quarterly report of the Federal Don’t overdo it at first or which turned out to' be Grass Seed the cost of bringing already Jack also invaded the super­ firms in the business, had maintained explicit agreement among the sore about the mess. noxzema Earth Born malignant. She is currently ‘ super Highway Administration, 89.9 completed portions up to stan­ you will have sore belly mixture Bundt Pans SKiN CREAM markets. There he discovered that muscles. I would suggest taking medication and per cent of the system is now prices for peanut butter, hamburger, « GREASELESS Baby dard), to build the last 10 per no more than 10 contrac­ returns to the hospital for MEOtCATEO open to traffic, or more than cent of the Interstate System sugar, and bread were identical. tions at a time to start with radiation treatments. She 3 Pounds $^,000 miles out of the planned Prices for a number of other food no more than one such doesn’t know how long she $169 Shampoo will take more than half as For cosmetic, baby items varied by only one or two exercise period a day until will live. total of ?42,500 miles. Regular $4.98 care and home uses much money as it took to build cents. Reflections She wants to return to That’s the good news. 'The you are sure you are not the first 90 per cent; $37 billion I mention Jack’s altruistic efforts babysit for my children. bad news is that 37 per cent of vs. $63 billion. It’s anybody’s - he could afford peanut butter at $25 Hal Turkington the total cost of the Interstate guess what the actual figures a pound — because Atty. Gen. Griffin System — presently estimated B. Bell has discovered what he calls Managing Editor will be when we get down to Your thinking determines 8 ounce Regular t. at about $100 billion—is still to the last few miles. "lock-step” pricing in industries dominated by a few large firms. Bell be funded. In the previous The pharoahs had it easy. ^ .J yourexperienee. has asked his antitrust experts to do CLIP THIS COUPON some “ innovative, creative Manchester once had a Civic Music contralto; Hugh Thomspon, Met “Calculate Interest began to dwindle, and the Association. It was first organized in thinking” to combat “price-fixing baritone; Nikita Magaloff, Russian final year of the associ^^tion was 1963. Keystone 1944 and it survived to our knowledge Open forum disguised as independent, parallel pianist, and the National Quartet. Only about 400 people signed up for ® Christian Science Lecture up to 4 times longer’ action.” about 15 years. Pre-Recorded Also, Frances Greer, Met soprano; that series, and the directors of the National Music Week is generally Tele-Lens Robert Hall Collins, baritone from association decided this would be the 8-Track Tapes F r e e EVERYONE If INVITED lo •Ifnih in May, and the Manchester Civic Arizona; among others. last year. D u ro ce ll Music Association annually con­ Tuatdar, Mardi 2Mi, at 8:00 P.M. QUART OF SPRITE Booster Club seeks support f Thought In later years, Manchester Other similar organizations in Rrai Church of C h r^ ScicntM Camera ducted its membership drive during Or Sugar-Free Sprite To: The people of Manchester. audiences welcomed such artists as other towns were also bringing 447 North Main Street, Manchester with this coupon OfierU that week. Back during those days of R lk o lin e 32 The initial organizational meeting prior to the meeting date. Lent Ferrante and Teicher, duo pianists; cultural music to the suburbs, but ______Kit One per coupon, Expires April 3. 1977 Give us an hour of your time at this the 1940s and early 1950s, the Joseph Szigeti, violinist; the Buffalo JV/f/i builN n telephoto of the MHS athletic Booster Club was Lent is a time for personal, they, too, were forced to cancel. 'Am ii.M .m sm meeting. The decision is yours. You memberships were $6 for adults and Philharmonic Orchestra; the Rus­ and normal lenses. held this past Wednesday at the spiritual examination. Already, we ★ ★ ★ be the judge. We are convinced that $3 for students. sian ballet ensemble; Thomas RR-4Pack Manchester County Club. are half-way through Lent! The stan­ In the early days of the Civic Music you will approve of our objectives. Once the membership campaign Hayward, tenor, and Laura Our first meeting was productive dards of Christian conduct are Association, Mrs. Philip Nelson was CUP AND SAVF Sincerely, was over, the board of the associa­ Castellano, soprano, of the Met; the and successful. The attendance con­ different from the standards of the its secretary. Other "distinguished ♦ 2 7 9 B MHS Athletic tion would decide upon the program Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and ilCricket Lighter sisted of students, coaches, teachers, world. The church calls Christians to workers,” as one article recalls, . ^ 1 Disposable Booster Club for the year. Money, of course, was Jerome Hines, Met bass. Spring's in Sight... parents and friends of athletics. We were Mrs. John Shea, Mrs. George Model No. 709 For Calculators. Cameras. look at the example of Christ, who the deciding factor; it told the board Regular $2.99 I Regular all had the same objective, to start a William R. Hayes Also, Rise Stevens, the Cheney Jr., Mrs. R. C. Wright, Mrs. gave himself wholely and utterly to how much money it could spend and $1.49 Booster Club that would have a 35 Gardner St. W. Netherlands Chamber Orchestra, Willard Hills and Mrs. Michael Slim dow n Now! redeem us from works of darkness. on how many concerts. Kimbles positive effect on the athletes and folk singers “The Weavers,” William Carra. So it is that we are called to self- The board had a catalog of concert medium athletics at the high school. Warfield of “Porgy and Bess” fame, Dr. Harvey Pastel was president in PROTECT YOUR denial and sacrifice, that is why we musicians from which to draw its Overnite ’The standards by which we will “Keep Lent.” pianist Ozan Marsh, and mezzo- 1963, the last year of the association, JOIN FAMILY FROM coupon. Expires April 3, 1977 season concerts; there were pianists, conduct our club have been set. Our soprano Mary McMurray. and some of its board members were Disposable Yesterdays We are reminded of the great vocalists, instrumentalists, WEIGHT FLEAFESTATION ARTHUR DRUG MM) goals have been well defined. We Mrs. Isidor Wolf, Mrs. Harold sacrifice of Christ. Can we not orchestras. have elected ten people to act as sacrifice something? Every “cross” Feingold, A. Raymond Rogers Jr., WATCHERS Diapers Choose from directors of the club. Simply put, we CLIP THIS COUPON 25 years ago that we bear in life should be con­ ★ ★ ★ Norman Scheufler, Mrs. Edna TliP A nfhnnfv have begun; but only just begun. it it it Cat, Dog, Water pressure troubles start at sidered in the light of the Cross of We wouldn’t try to hazard a guess Kaempfer, Mrs. William Zucker- Kit includes We need additional members. Our Manchester Green again. The membership campaign was at the several presidents of the man, Mrs. Martin Alvord, Mrs. John You'll love Ihe change New program Exciting $ 1 5 9 Clofox Bleach Christ. Jesus did not go after his 2 F O R I Lg. Dog usually conducted from the offices of i membership goal is a group of at Town Counsel John LaBellp anH followers with a club, but he offered Manchester Civic Music Association. Mattern, Oscar Hauser, Mr.’ and new foods Easier (or you' Men, Women, Teens Regular a Camera Gallons the Manchester Gas Co. at 687 Main welcome lo |Oin at any meeting No contracts least 250 active people. Naturally, we on Commission confer them an opportunity to take up the We do know that dad was its presi­ Mrs. Pierre Marteney, and Atty. $1.59 • Kodacolor y Puppy St. That was in the block at the will accept as many people as would on North Manchester water meters Cross. dent in 1947. Later Dr. Merrill B. Jerome Walsh. 10 years ago southeast corner of Main St, and ROCKVILLE — Tueiday* 9:30 AM & 7 PM, 110 Film like to join. The longer our “No cross-no Crown!” sum­ Rubinow was president. Wednesdays 4:30 PM, Thursdays 5 & 7 PM CCLOROX, Brainard Pi,, next door to The ★ ★ ★ Weliht Watchers, 41 West Road (R t 83) a Flip Flash membership, the more effective we Town Manager Robert Weiss marizes the meaning of his words: Concerts were first held at the will be in attaining our goals. Herald’s new building. Volunteer Eighteen years later, and an error STORRS — Thundan 7 PM a and high Genera! “If any man would come after me, Hollister St. School, later to become St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Univ. of Conn. i g n ^ '— One per coupon. Expires April 3. 1977 Fund budget of almost $li million workers telephoned old members to is corrected. IKIMBIES Regular $2.69 Membership in our Boosters Club let him deny himself, and take up his known as the Bentley School. The VERNON — Wednesdays 7 PM wrist string get them to renew their subscrip­ The reference is to the Reflections Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Routs 30 will not take much of your time. We * ‘a* mte. croSk, and follow me.” series moved into Bailey Auditorium will keep our open meetings to a A ^ k le t, “Industrial Sites in tions. The drive generally lasted one column last week about the fire that WILLIMANT1C — Tuetdayt 7 PM, Wed. 9:30 AM iiiBamaBBBi Submitted by of Manchester High School when it Y.M.CA., Main Strfst Manchester,’’ intended to attract week. was built. destroyed the Wells St. Armory. minimum and short enough to hold The Rev. John For Information Call: everyone's interest. Manchester is un­ In 1947, the concert series had The story of 1959 reported that SA LE starts to day and runs thru Saturday Night' wiled by Town Manager Robert D. Hughes In 1960, there was a change in 928-5188 (Putnam) or 442-5170 (New London) or C U d A C ^ l t w ith y o u r Willard Rogers said the late F. wrtta Route 169, Pomfret Center, ^ n . 06289 The next open meeting will be held Weiss after a tour of Cheney Mills bv St. George’s these artists under consideration: name. The association became [master charge] SALE ITEM QUANTITIES LIMITED TO STOCK IN STORE. Claudia Pinza, daughter of Ezio Pin­ Ernest Watkins was a brother of C. $7 00 first meeting, then S3 00 weekly Join now' IW| N'IMNAH* 4b BankAmehicahd on Wednesday, April 20. Time and representatives of .state Ld to £ Episcopal Church known as the Civic Music Association za, famous Metropolitan Opera Elmore. Not so, a Watkins kin says in . >'.•.( U UAli . I n.T vr ‘j.TUi : I 1, xj BANK AMERICARD or WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES place will be announced the week development commissions. Bolton of Manchester, associated with a phone call; Frank Ernest was C. MASTER CHARGE CARD basso; Eula Beal, young American Columbia Artists. Not Responsible for Typographical Errors. Elmore’s uncle. time 3 Paris airport 1 Jail (Brit) 4 Loaf about □ □ a t ) 1 E 0 0 0 M T H 5 UnutusI 6 Think □ B I D E 1 E R 0 H Y 0 E 8 Ftttival Misty n o n e 1 W A 2 1 A X • 12 Fiddling 7 Fall back on □ D C l C 1 E B 0 L K t tfflparor 8 Mountain IT D 9. A L fs 1 7 13 Shooffy pats in India □ n I 1 T T 5 ) Tsolas, Stephanie Daryl, 2; and a sister, Jl I [Yi Miss Joanne Marie Leckfor of Manchester and Lt John Parker Street 14 Yftttrday (FM 9 Assistant E B n 1 E a " T I f □ i y Marie, daughter of Robert Tamatha, 5. 16 Canvaii 10 Regan's father 0 e L C. Gunning Jr„ USAF, of West Hartford were married IF Q A m K □ R fc BECAUSE THOSB TiNV J. and Sandra Salisbury ISL itd a devil 11 Host E L t 3 EY SHOULD HEAR H "HEV, CHARLIE BKOWN... March 26 at the Church of the Assumption in Manchester 11? A C R Used Auto Parts 17 Common 19 CIA LITTLE KIPS NEED/ME, UIHAT THE K IP S BACK M DON'T LETi/OURTEA/M Tsolas of 949 Pleasant IQ rr 1 N T 1 E Q The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. snceitor pradeceator S s Valley Rd., South Windsor. In c . IH [A L [t T 0 U T n □ □ THAT'S U)HV...THEV THINK E SAi/TO/ME...^ DOWN BVSHOUIINO U P !" Becker, Jonathan 18 Oreaa material 21 Auto club leckfor Sr. of 16 McKee St. The bridegroom is the son of [a [Q U E c U P 1 T o n I'M A 6REAT COACH... She was born March 17 at Edward, son of Bryan D. • ABBY: My husband and 1 have been married for 20 Quick lunch 23 Sodium M r and Mrs. John C. Gunning Sr. of West Hartford. "Specialinlng in Auto Reclaimation’ [l g B A s t N □ l a n Manchester Memorial 36« w ^years.------He is 64 and AI «uiiam u67. 1. There1 iicra ncuhas ueenbeen no sezsex min our place symbol The Rev. Paul C. Trinque of the Church of the Assump­ and Roisin Doherty Becker bedroom for the last six or______seven_ years. Not even any signs Hospital. Her maternal of 82 Walnut St. He was 22 Medicinal 24 Haggard villain 46 Words of un­ tion performed the double-ring ceremony. The church of affection. He has even refused to kiss me, saying I would plant 31 Persian post derstanding (2 grandparents are Barbara novel was decorated with daisies and pompons. born March 5 at only expectex{Mct it to lead to something else, and he isunpotent] 24 Marina sight 26 VsrdI opera 34 Sooner than wds.j Salisbury of 63 Plain Dr., Manchester Memorial and can t deliver. 28 Slow (mua.) 26 Former 38 Actrass West 46 Young salmon p e bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a 32 Phonogr.aph* East Hartford, and Hospital. His maternal Now it turns out that he has found another woman and '' Spanish 39 Continent 47 Faebis satin gdwn enhanced with re-embroidered Aiencon iace mschlns colony William Salisbury of Wind­ wants a "trial separation.” He leased an apartment for six 40 Plains itata 0 1 9 7 7 Un 'ltd F titu r* SyndrCRI*. Inc 1 grandparents are Mrs. N O W 33 Fame 49 Stare I with seed pearis and designed with an Empire waist high mon^ths and he s living with her on a "trial basis.” He says 27 Story sor, Her paternal grand­ Dorothy Doherty of 82 35 AuthorHS (abbr.) 6 0 Wading bird Victorian neckiine, iong-fitted sieeves, A-line skirt with at the end of the six months hell let me know whether he fabricator parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walnut St. and the late Farbar 29 Chaw 41 Plant lead 51 Mallard scatter^ iace appliques terminating into a lace-edged wants me or her. 36 Ceylon moai Mickty Finn — Morris Wsiss James Tsolas of 132 Maple 30 Shakes- 43 Emanate 54 These (Fr.) John Doherty. His paternal The other woman is 38 and divorced, and you can’t tell 37 Pilots chapel-length train. Her elbow-length veil of silk illusion pearean 44 Greek letter St., East Hartford. grandparents are Mr. and BUYING LATE me that she s satisfled to just hold hands every night. I 41 Took oath was attached to a lace and seed pearl trimmed Camelot Mrs. George A. Becker of asked him about his “impotency" and he said the doctor 42 Sound 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 9 10 11 cap. She carried a bouquet of daisies and yellow equipment of sweetheart roses. 109 Adams St. His mater­ gave him some pills that are supposed to rejuvenate him 12 13 14 Richard, Brendan sexually. Naturally I don't know if the pills are working. TV nal great-grandmothqr is 44 Garment Miss Heather Harwood of Ledyard was maid of honor (Maybe I should ask his new friend?) IS 16 17 Joseph, son of Peter J. and Mrs. Ruth Johnson of 42G fastansr pidesm aids were Miss Linda Strong, Miss Diane MODEL WRECKED I have talked to an attorney and he gave me the name of Bemardine Hills Richard Bluefield Dr. His paternal 48 Blade 18 16 20 21 Siemienski • and Miss Maryanne Twaronite, all of of 11 Lyness St. He was a psychiatrist. I am NOT crazy. I just want to know if 1 62 Hairy man ■ great-grandparents are should wait six months or force a decision. Manchester; and Miss Tricia Craig of Rrck Hill, S.C. born March 19 at 63 Military 22 Mr. and Mrs. George W. If he decides to stay with her, I want to go on a cruise school (abbr.) Michael Garlan of Enfield served as best man. Ushers Manchester Memorial 24 26 26 27 26 30 31 were John Leckfor Jr. of Manchester, the bride’s Becker of Glastonbury. His AND JUNK CARS around the world. The ship sails in June and I don’t want to 65 Ciialplns land 67 GulMIka bird 1 Hospital. His maternal maternal great-great- miss it. What should I do? 32 33 34 fVbrother; V .. Timothyt mmCrowley '^***^J of UEnfield, llilClU | AVvUvlRobert I IVlMondani of grandparents are Mr. and Call Us 58 Few (Fr.) l i P P n RiVAr an/f Morale grandparents are and • ELSIE 38 1 1 1 ■ Deep River, and Mark Maruscak of Ridgefield Mrs. Arthur Hills of 150 69 Paraaltai 36 A reception was held at Ma Ma Mia’s in Manchester, Mrs. Joseph Ruff of 60 Eagle's nest 1 1 1 ■ Greenwood Dr. His pater- Glastonbury. His paternal Mon.-Frl. 6 A.M.-8 P.M. 61 Compass 37 38 39 41 after which the couple left for Hampton Beach, N.H. For DEAR ELSIE: Don’t hang around waiting for your point n a l grandmother is 42 leveling, Mrs. Gunning wore a blue vested pantsuit great-great-grandmother 7 75 PARKER STREET husband to decide whether be wants you or not. Get on 62 Large deer 43 Mildred Richard of 13 is Mrs. Margaret Lauritzen They will reside at Malmstrom AFB, Mont. 649-3391 MANCHESTER, CONN. that ship.and Bon Voyage! ( P l ) 44 45 46 47 Cedar St. He has a brother. 46 49 60 51 Lt Gunning received his commission as a second of West Hartford. ■ Mrs. John C. Cunning Jr. DEAR ABBY; How old do you think a girl should be DOWN S2 S3 54 56 56 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermtor through the before she starts seeing a gynecologist and stops seeing a ROTC program at the University of Connecticut. (Morco 1 Gross 57 58 59 pediatrician? This is a point of disagreement between my National photo) 60 mother and me, and we would like to settle it by asking Product 61 62 you. (abbr.) HONOLULU GIRL 2 Vast period of (NIWSFAPfS INTISPRI8I ASINI Lebanese women officers ffa d ie /haeM 40 CHANNELS FORUNDER'100 DEAR GIRL: When a girl reaches the age where she feels uncomfortable seeing a pediatridan and prefers to Win at Bridge Pickup Mrs. Mary Ddwaliby of West Hart­ president and Mrs. Wilson Simon, see a gynecologist, she's ready to switch. ford has recently been installed as secretary, both of Manchester; and president of the Lebanese American Mrs. William Oeller of Vernon, Quick ’n dirty does it photos Women’s Club of Greater Hartford treasurer. DEAR ABBY: Just before Christmas I read a letter in for 1977. The club is a non-profit organiza­ your column signed TOO LATE from a man who never Other newly-elected officers are found time to visit his elderly parents, even though they Jim: “Today’s North hand Anyone having a photo ^ tion of approximately 40 area NORTH is a good example. North Mrs. Salem A. Nassiff, vice- members. lived nearby. He said he always found time to visit friends which they requested be held ^ and go other places, and now that his parents are dead he AQJ7S4 should jump right to six had deep regrets. V43 spades in response to his at The Herald office fo r|| ♦ - pickup after publication has I must have had a guilty conscience, because one night I partner’s one-spade opening. Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawrenca «AK9843 If South is looking at three until April 1 to claim it. awakened suddenly at 3 a.m., decided to cancel the plans I aces and the king of spades, KINPLV OON'T INTeHRUPT In the future, anyone w h o ^ About town •If Average Antenna is $20, This Radio Costs had.already made for Christmas and went to my parents’ WEST EAST PERFECTLyi,..ANP NOW house instead. this jump to Six won’t keep ME UNTIL VOU'VB HEARD IF YOU'RE READY TO wants a photo returned, m ust^» * 6 3 * 9 . »AY ANNOUNCEMENT'. The Realistic R TRC-468 mobile Only $79 96 Abby, it was the most wonderful Christmas I’ve ever VQ96 V AK8762 South from bidding seven. It is send a self-addressed,^ CB is only 1'/j x 5!4x 7 ’^:'. had! Mom and Dad were so thrilled to see me. it made me « AK864 easy to construct a North m Manchester Assembly, Order of The council on ministries of North 99763 stamped envelope or folder,:^ Rainbow for Girls, will have an in­ ashamed. *J61 *106 band with two aces and a cou­ United Methodist Church will meet PLL circuit, no crystals to buy. ple of small hearts where 3bc when submitting a photo. itiation meeting tonight at 7:30 at The next morning, my father called to tell me that Mom SOUTH (D) at 7 at the church. Squelch. ANL. lighted channel had died in her sleep! I couldn’t believe it. She had been ao * A K 10 8 3 won’t make. It Is just as easy Masonic Temple. dial, modulation indicator. well and happy the night before. VJIO to figure out a Noi North ‘ hand m : I just want to thank you for printing that letter. If I 9QJ102 with one ace, where the slam The Confirmation Oass of South The evangelism committee of Enianuel Lutheran Church will meet hadn’t read it, I would have contmued in my selfish ways *Q7 may be a tay^down." United Methodist Church will meet and missed spending my mother’s last evening with her. Nortb-SouUi vulnerable C ^ald: “Tbe great advan­ Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at the church tonight at 7:30 in the church library. 40 CHANNELS FOR UNDER H20 God bless you. tage of this type of bid is t^ t T.A.T. West Nerth East Soalh it tells the defenders nothing ANTENNA > 1* about your hand. Tbua West P a n 6 * Pass Pass has a natural diamond lead Pass against the slam. He makes It Opening lead — K 9 and South rattles off thirteen tricks while a heart lead Alley Oop — Dave Qraue Astro-graph would have beaten the hand. 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Mrs. George Siddell Clayton Gilbert Obituaries Mrs. Ivy B. Siddell, 87, of 6 Goslee Clayton Gilbert, 84, formerly of 'Or. died Saturday in Manchester Bluefield Dr., died ^turday at a House leader backs PZC faces two decisions lianrhpBti»r Mrralb Section Two Memorial Hospital. She was the wife local convalescent home. MAR^H 28, 1977 Miss Mae A. Moynihan Mrs. Louis M. Genovesi of George Siddell. EAST HARTFORD-Miss Mae Mr.. Gilbert was bom Oct. 24,1892, Mrs. Josephine Paganl Genovesi, Mrs. Siddell was bom In Daven­ in South Windsor and lived most of state income tax Alice Moynihan, 62, of 57 King St. 83, of 107 Strickland St. died today at port, Iowa, and lived In Manchester on major zone requests his life in Manchester. died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital Manchester Memorial Hospital. She for 37 years. HARTFORD (UPI) - House income over $30,000 and $2,500 plus 13 and Medical Center. Survivors are a brother, Harold Speaker James J. Kennelly today per cent of income over ^,000. The Planning and Zoning Commis­ Some residents of the area, citing was the wife of Louis M. Gmovesi. She was a member of the Senior Gilbert of Kearney, N.J., and a Wesley Retirement Center, Inc., et Miss Moynihan had been employed became the first major state official He said his plan would mean a net sion (PZC) is expected to decide traffic problems on Parker St. and Mrs. Genovesi was bom in Italy Citizens and North United Methodist sister. Hazel Gilbert of Manchester. al, a group that has expressed in- by the Southern New England Church. to endorse imposition of a graduated tax reduction for the average family tonight on two major Residence M adjacent roads, spoke in opposition to and lived most of her life in The funeral is Wednesday at 8 p.m. at tereest in locating a three-story, IIX)- Telephone Co. for the past 40 years state personal income tax and said he of four with Income levels up to $12,- Zone requests. the proposal at. the Jan. 24 hearing. Manchester. Other survivors are a son, Ross G. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main unit center for the elderly on Hart­ and was a member of its Pioneer would push for its adoption this year. 000. Families earning more than that Both items—a proposed M Zone on Jay J. Giles, director of public She was a communicant of St. Siddell, and two daughters, Mrs. St., with the Rev. Kenneth Gustafson ford Rd .-property owned by the South Club. She was bom Oct. 26, 1914 in Bridget Church and a member of its Nadine Malcom and Mrs. Audrey Kennelly said he would meet with would have a heavier tax burden. Parker St. and a requested change in works, also issued a report on the United Methodist CHiurch. Blast Hartford and had lived here all officiating. Burial will be in East the M Zone regulations to allow proposed development that Rosary Society. Durey, all of Manchester; seven Cemetery. th» governor as soon as possible to Gov. Ella T. Grasso has threatened Under the present regulations, an her life. She was a communicant of discuss the plan, which he said would to veto a personal Income tax should housing for the elderly and han­ suggested improvements be made to Other survivors are two sons, grandchildren, nine great­ Friends may call at the funeral M Zone allows single-family, duplex, St. Mary’s Church. reduce the overall tax load for 75 per the legislature pass it. dicapped — were presented to the Parker St. Louis V. Genovesi of Ellington and grandchildren and two great-great- home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and apartment housing to be built. She is survived by a brother, Donald S. Genovesi of Manchester. grandchildren. cent of state residents. Kenneily’s plan would raise $365 PZC at its Jan. 24 meeting. At a Feb. 28 meeting, the commis­ The proposed amendment would Richard W. Moynihan of East Hart­ ’The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 A private funeral will be held Kennelly told a Capitol news con­ million in new revenue. It would ’The.Parkee-St; proposal is a sion tabled a decision on the change allow housing for the elderly and han­ ford; and two sisters. Miss Nora C. a.m. from the Fitzgerald Funeral Tuesday. Burial will be in East Mrs. Thomas E. Anderson ference that the state’s current lower from 10 per cent to 8 per cent change to M Zone for a 48-acre tract to M Zone. PZC members expressed dicapped as a special exception in Moynihan of East Hartford and Mrs. Home, 225 Main St., with a Mass at 10 Cemetery. SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Minnie system of sales, business and proper­ the corporate profits tax; eliminate on the west side of the street near concern about the traffic situation, such a zone. Anne L. Scott of Manchester. at St. Bridget Church. Burial will be Friends may call at the Watkins M rtha Rook Anderson, 87, of 5 ty taxes were not able to do the job. the 3.5 per cent taxes on business Bent St. William B. 'Thornton is but did say that the site, itself, would If the change is granted, the The funeral is Tuesday at 10:15 in St. Bridget Cemetery. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., Caroldon Rd.', Middletown, formerly ‘"The enactment of a personal In­ machine and services and reduce the seeking the change for a proposed be a good one for sqch an M Zone applicants would then have to apply a.m. from Caliahan Funeral Home, Friends may call at the funeral tonight from 7 to 9. of South Windsor, died Sunday in a come tax as I propose would go far to saies tax rate from 7 per cent to 5 per development of 88 single-family development. again to the PZC with plans for the 1602 Main St., with a Mass at St. home ’Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 The family suggests that those Middletovm convalescent home. She reduce some of the inequities and in­ cent. He would also extend $100 houses and 127 apartment units on The change in the M Zone Hartford Rd. proposal. Mary’s Church at 11. Burial will be in p.m. wishing to do so may make memorial was the wife of ’Thomas E. Anderson. efficiencies of Connecticut’s present million to local governments to the site. regulations is being sought by the St. Mary’s Cemetery. The family suggests that those gifts to the North United Methodist Mrs. Anderson was bom May 7, tax system,” he said. reduce their property taxes. Friends may cail at the funeral wishing to do so may make memorial Church. 1889, in South Windsor, Wapping sec­ Connecticut passed a personal in­ He said those reductions would be home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. gifts to the Vincent Genovesi tion, and lived in Middletown for come tax in 1971, but bwause of a made up by the money eamec) by an The family suggests that any Memorial Library Fund at St. Anthony J. Olander more than 40 years. public outcry it was repealed before income tax. Seccessionists are serious memorial gifts may be made to St. Bridget Church. She taught French at Manchester it could take effect. ^Anthony Joseph Olander, 64, of 103 ...... them together, with communities on Mary’s Church. High School many years ago and also "The inequity of this situation is By MARCIA PARKER numbers. There are certain in­ Wyllys St., Hartford, died Saturday nearby ^ p e Cod. taught in the Thompsonville High beyond doubt; it is one that we in the By United Press alienable rights being violated,” said Maj. Richard H. Chapin George A. Adair Jr. at home. He was the husband of Mrs About town , “The way our country was set up, Pearl LaViolette Olander. School. General Assembly have a respon­ International Rep. Terrence McCarthy, I- Air Force Maj. Richard Henry George A. Adair Jr., 62, of 68 you get taxation with represenation. Other survivors are 3 sons, Harry Other survivors are a daughter, sibility to address,” he said. "No less The signs and stickers are Edgartown, who filed the secession Chapin, 35, of Wrightstown, N.J., Church St., Norwich, formerly of Preceptor Laureate Chapter of If we don’t get it, I think it’s perfect­ P- Bagley Jr. and Jack P. Bagley, Mrs. Carol Pacun of Scarsdale, than the general public, Connecticut everywhere on the picturesque bill last week along with Rep. John died March 18 at Walston Army Manchester, died ’Thursday at an Beta Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday at ly reasonable to want to look for a ^ th of East Hartford, and William N.Y.; two brothers, Donald Rook of business and industry is unnecessari­ islands: “Free Martha’s Vineyard. Conway, R-Nantucket. Hospital, Ft. Dix, N.J. He was the area convalescent home. 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Edgar place that would offer it to us,” said Pupils hear about blindness W. Bagley of South Windsor; a Windham Center, and Wilber Rook of ly handicapped by the state system of Free Nantucket Island.” A Declara­ New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim husband of Mrs. Carolyn Lisk Mr. Adair was bom Aug. 8,1914, in Ansaldi, 101 Princeton St. Carol Koury of the Vineyard. daughter, Mrs. Dawn K. George of California; a sister, Mrs. Millicent finance.” tion of Independence has been drawn Thompson extended an invitation Chapin, formerly of Manchester. Chicopee, Mass., and lived in Four New England states — Rhode Frederick Woodruff of New Britain tells students at Martin School about his blindness and South Windsor, and 11 grandchildren Burchell of Winnisqua, N.H., and two Kennelly’s plan would not tax the up and posted. over the weekend, but attached a A memorial service took place at Manchester for about a year. The Manchester WATES will meet Island, Vermont, Ckinnecticut and shows them a braille-writing machine which he uses. Standing in the background at the left The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at grandchildren. average family of four whose income Though off-islanders wink and in­ string. He said he hoped the residents Grace Episcopal Church, Pember­ He is survived by a brother, ’Tuesday night. ’The WATES will have New Hampshire — have offered in a is Mrs. Lillian Shensie, school principal. (Herald photo by Pinto) the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 The funeral is private. Burial will is under $10,000. It woul take $200 sert tongues firmly in cheek, seces­ would be willing to locate a nuclear ton, N.J. Burial was Friday in Herbert Adair of Chicopee, and their annual banquet Thursday at tongue-in-cheek manner to give the several nieces and nephews. Main St., East Hartford. Burial will be in West Cemetery, Cromwell, plus 5 per cent of income over $10,- Fiano’s in Bolton. A social hour will sion from Massachusetts is no joke to jwwer plant on one of the islands, or Ariington National Cemetery, There are no calling hours. 000; $700 plus 8 per cent of income the 33,000 residents of the two rebel islands asylum. “allow us to transport by pipe across Washington, D.C. The funeral is tonight at 7 at the in Soldier’s Field, Northwood precede the dinner which begins at 7 Cemetery in Windsor. ’rae Cromwell Funeral Home, 506 over $20,000; $1,5W plus 10 per cent of summer resorts who may soon lose “Some have termed it a publicity the islands oil and gas which we An Air Force pilot for 13 years, Holmes ^ n e ra l Home, 400 Main St. p.m. stunt, but we have been sincere and Burial will be at the convenience of Friends may cali at the funeral Main St., Cromwell is in charge of their representation in the state couid claim at Georges Bank.” Maj. Chapin was awarded the legislature. genuine,” said John Aliey, a Nan­ “A lot of people on the island would Manchester school children the famiiy. home today from 7 to 9 p.m. arrangements. Distinguished Fiying Cross with Oak tucket resident and West Tisbury There are no cailing hours. The islands have filed secession probably oppose the nuclear plant Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal with Mrs. Audrey V. Pitt Pete’s grocery robbed legislation and will press for its selectman. aspect, it would spoil the island. It Oak Leaf Clusters for service in Viet­ "Martha's Vineyard and Nan­ Michael Lerch Mrs. Audrey Violet Jeffries Pitt, passage if the legislature approves a doesn’t look like w e’d go for learn about blind living nam. He was chief of standardization PIro calls An armed robber entered Pete’s tucket refuse to be treated as Michael Lerch, 70, of 1921 73, of 67 Mountain Ave., Bloomfield wearing a red windbreaker. Police redistricting plan which would lump something like that,” Alley said. with the 30th Military Airlift Grocery at 464 E. Center St. shortly Cartwright Dr., Nevfport Richie, died Friday at her home. She was the Manchester had no more clues on the robbery Rep. George Keverian, D-Everett, Manchester school children were Squadron at McGuire AFB, N.J. after 9 a.m. Sunday and escaped with 45 eye specialists and surgery failed Woodruff accepts invitations to Fla., formerly of Manchester, died widow of Floyd J. Pitt. Saturday, 12:11 p.m. —woods fire, 57 today. majority leader and chairman of the shown and told this past week what He is aiso survived by two about $100 in cash. to save his sight. visit schools and talk about his han­ Saturday in West Pasco Hospital, Mrs. Pitt was bom in Griggsville, Gardner St. (Town) House Redistricting Committee, said it’s like to live in a world of darkness. daughters, Colieen Chapin and Police said the masked male Capital budget includes His disability has not hindered dicap and how he has learned to live Newport Richie. He was the husband 111., and lived in Bloomfield for 32 Saturday, 11:15 p.m. —service call, Correction under the federal constitution, seces­ Frederick Woodruff of New Bri­ Cassandra Chapin, both at home; his robber, armed with a gun, asked the Woodruff in his pursuit of education, with it and in spite of it. of Mirs. Mary Schneider Lerch. years. water at 203 Ralph Rd. (Town) sion would have to be approved both tain, totally blind for several years, stepmother and a sister. Sunday, 11:14 a.m. -call to 76 Maple clerk in the store for all the money in One of the members of Brownie jobs and hobbies. He told the children Leo Diana, principal of Nathan Mr. Lerch was bom in Holyoke, Survivors are a son and a funds for firehouse by the Massachusetts legislature and visited four of the town’s elementary St. (Town) the store. There were two clerks in Troop 654 was incorrectly identified Congress. that there should be nothing to stop Hale School and president of the Mias Jean T. Gagnon Mass., and lived in Manchester for daughter; her mother, Mrs. Manila schools where he spent a day in each them from doing what they want to Sunday, 4:47 p.m. —brush (ire. Oak the store at the time. in Saturday’s Herald in a picture State approval is unlikely. elem entary school p rin cip al’s EAST HARTFORD—’The funeral of many years before moving to New Jeffries of Manchester; two Grove Nature Center (Town) where she was shown at the left In A firehouse to replace the School proposal would cost about $7 million, explaining his handicapped life style do if they want to do it badly enough. A witness reported seeing a man “I understand the problem of the association, arranged for Woodruff Miss Jean ’Theresa Gagnon, 16, of 14 York and then to Florida. brothers, Ben Jeffries and Maynard Sunday, 1:08 p.m. —small (ire at 301 the center of a ring of dancing girls. St. station and bond issues for water according to the report. A study com­ and showing some of the items that Woodruff is taking a college course enter and leave the store and drive people on the islands and I sym­ to visit Manchester schools. Transit Lane, who died Friday after He was a former employe of Jeffries, both of Manchester, and Adams St. (District) The caption should have read that and sidewalk repairs are the major mittee of Manchester residents has help fulfill a blind persons’s life. in Spanish and, as a member of a off in a car with another male. ’The pathize with it,” Keverian said, “but Woodruff visited Washington, a one-car accident in Glastonbury, is Cheney Bros. He also owned and three other brothers; two sisters, Sunday, 7:34 p.m. —grass fire, behind requests in the campital improve­ been appointed to review the report Asides a braille writing machine, hostel club, goes hiking and robber was described as white, about she is Cheri Flanigan as Princess I do not consider this move as a Nathan Hale, Waddell and ^ r t i n Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. from Newkirk operated his own taxi cab in New Mrs. Salome Clemens and Mrs. 83 E. Eldridge St. (Town) Marie. ment section of the manager’s and make recommendations to the he had a magazine written in braille bicycling. He also swims regularly at 5 feet 5, 20 to 23 years old and serious action. It has no chance of Schools. An appointment to visit the and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 York City. ’Thelma Escott, both of Manchester, proposed budget for 1977-78. Baord of Directors. pictures of himself on a tandem bicy­ the YMCA. passing. It is just a publicity stunt.” Manchester Green School was Burnside Ave., with a Mass at Our Other survivors are two brothers, and five grandchildren. In the budget. Town Manager ’The sidewalk bond issue would be cle, and olive-wood beads from the If he had a choice of going without rescheduled sometime in April. Last Lady of Peace Church at 10. John Lerch of Hamilton, Ont., Can., The funeral is ’Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Robert B. Weiss recommended that to repair existing sidewalks and The six towns on the islands at Holy Land. hearing or sight, he told the children town meeting in April are scheduled Wednesday’s visit was canceled Burial will be in Fairview and Jacob Lerch in West Germany. the First Congregational Church in the town purchase iand south of I’g4 curbs in Manchester. ’The idea of a Although Woodruff was declared he would rather lose his eyesight. because of the storm. to vote on whether they want to Cemetery, West Hartford. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Bloomfield. BUrial will be in Moun for a new fire station. He estimated bond issue for such repairs was leg£(lly blind as a youth, he bwame ‘"There are so many lovely sounds The Manchester Lions Gub con­ There are no calling hours. Center St., is in charge of tain View Cemetery, Bloomfield. the cost of the land purchase at $40,- proposed by Pascal Prignano, a proceed with secession^if the redic- totally blinded by accident about 20 to hear,” he said as he listed music, tricting plan goes through. tributed $25 toward his expenses. ’The Miss Gagnon was a junior at arrangements, which are in­ ’There are no calling hours. 000 and the cost of construction of the member of the Board of Directors, years ago when he was hit in his one bird songs, and especially the sound individual school PTA groups also Penney High Schooi. She was bom complete. ’The family suggests that friends station at $300,000. Weiss suggested who said that he frequently hears good eye by a rusty nail. ’The help of of children’s voices. contributed toward the speaker’s Dec. 1,1960 in East Hartford and had wishing to do so may make memorial Fire Reserve funds pay for the land complaints about sidewalk con­ expenses. lived here ali her life. Richmond Hogg Jr. gifts to the American Cancer Socie­ Durchase and bond issue pay for ditions. The cost of the sidewalk bond ty, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford, the construction costs. issue was estimated at $3-4 million in She is survived by her parents, VERNON — Richmond Hogg Jr., ’fhe bond Issue for improvements the manager’s budget. W Joseph L. and Mabel Sundquist 46, of 52 Acton St., Hartford, former­ Conn._^06105. The” Taylor and Modeen Funeral to the water treatment system would Weiss also recommended the Gagnon of Transit Lane; two ly of Vernon, died Saturday at Mt. Ella wants educators^ answers brothers, Robert J. Gagnon of Home, 136 S. Main St., West Hart­ cost between $7-8 million, according purchase of equipment for both the Sinai Hospital. He was the husband of to the manager’s budget. Manchester and Paul S. Gagnon of ford, is in charge of arrangements. Senitation and Highway HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. She said the audit provides “an op­ authority of the board are uncertain­ Mrs. Gloria Weaver Hogg. Water from town reservoir is statutes” East Hartford; her paternal grand­ Departments. These purchases, Grasso today directed state educa­ portunity to evaluate this procedure ties in the minds of board and depart­ Mr. Hogg was bom Sept. 19, 1930, presently below federal standards — “Board and. department failure mother, Mrs. Ann Gagnon of Union- Raymond C. Strickland which would cost a total of $215,000, tion officials to answer the many with regard to the operation of the ment leaders,” they said. in Vernon where he lived before that will go into effect in June of this to improve SDE ‘administrative ville; and her maternal grandfather, would be paid for with federal criticisms raised by what is con­ board and the department and to Education Commissioner Frank R. moving to Hartford about 35 years Raymond Charles Strickland, 31, of year. Frank Jodaitis, water and capability’ and to develop standards Arvid E. Sundquist of Toliand. ago. 54 Queens Court died Friday at Hart­ Revenue Sharing funds, according to sidered to be one of tae most critical develop its future application to Shedd and Board Chairman John E. sewer administrator, said that the Weiss. for improving worker performance.” ’The famiiy sggests suggests that He worked for the Hartford Post ford Hospital. He was the husband of state audit reports in memory. other areas of state government.” Toffolon responded to the criticism problems cannot be solved without They said a greater role by the any memorial gifts may be made to Mrs. Beatrice Sarcia Strickland. State auditors this weekend Auditors say officials have done lit­ by saying the auditors were giving Office many years. He was a Navy full treatment of water that comes legislature’s Education Committee the Northern Connecticut Chapter of Several other less expensive criticized what they said was a lack tle to improve or supervise, control too much authority to the state in veteran of the Korean Conflict. Mr. Strickland was bom Aug. 13, from service body water. must be played in guaranteeing coor­ the Leukemia Society of America, 44 1945 in Manchester, son of Roy and purchases, which would be paid for of leadership among education of­ or plan education. education matters. Other survivors are a son, Eric A recently completed engineering dination of state Question policy. State St., Hartford. Hogg; a daughter, Deborah Hogg, Ethel Boyle Strickland of through Revenue Sharing, Communi­ ficials, saying the officials do not “The General Assembly has man­ “While the auditors assume the study of water treatment suggested “The board and the department and his mother, Mrs. Ida Leonard Manchester, and had lived here all ty Deveiopment funds, and Water appear to understand their roles. dated that the state Board of Educa­ state board has immense powers to Wallace Corcoran Jr. several proposals for treating all are in desperate need of a sound Hogg of Hartford; two brothers, An­ his life. He was employed at the Ad­ Reserve funds, were alw included in Auditors Henry J. Becker Jr. and tion is to provide leadership, supervi­ control education in the state, the VERNON — Wallace E. "Corky” reservoir water. The least expensive management planning and control vance Mold & Mfg. Co., Vernon St., the capital improvem^ta proposal. Leo V. Donohue said the Department sion and control of the education in­ board itself considers public educa­ Corcoran Jr., 40, of Wilbur Cross drew Hogg of Hartford and Clarence system,” they said. Hogg of Windsor; four sisters, Mrs. South Windsor, before retiring in of Education and Board of lo c a tio n terests of the state, but board and tion is a partnership effort between Highway, Beriin, died Sunday in New ‘"The administration of the SDE Catherine Jenkins of Manchester, June 1975 because of ill health. Insured had not done their job, largely department leaders are having con­ the state and local school districts,” Britain General Hospital. He was the appears to lack the spirit, the will, Mrs. Dorothy Folkes Davis and Mrs. He is also survived by a daughter, because the two bodies do not seem siderable difficulty understanding, they said in a joint statement. and the dedicated commitment to brother of Mrs. Judith LaChappelle Savings Mime program planned Becker and Donohue said their of Vernon. Rose Woodson, both of Hartford, and Lisa Strickland, at home; and four to know what they’re supposed to do. accepting and implementing the in­ lead in a drive for quality education. Mrs. Alice Davis of Philadelphia, brothers, Donald Strickland, William “I trust the board and the depart­ tent of the general statutes,” the recommendations were unusually Other survivors are a son, three At the same time SBE has been Pa., and a grandchild. Strickland, David Strickland and ment will move with dispatch in auditors said in a report released specific because: daughters, his parents, and two other at Lutz on Wednesday remiss in not monitoring more close­ sisters. The funeral is Wednesday noon at Thomas Strickland, all of responding to the specifics of the Saturday. — “A defensive attitude of ly the performance of the SDE,” the Manchester. , NOW Trent Arterberry will present a drama department faculty at Boston audit,” the governor said in a state­ “Even basic issues, such as the resistance by the administration of The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. the Hopewell Baptist Church, Hart­ report said. mime program at the Lutz Junior Conservatory. ment. She oi^ered the board and the prime mission of the board and the the SDE;” at the Carison Funeral Home, 45 ford, preceded by prayers at his The funeral is ’Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Checkirig Museum from 4 to 5 p.m. Wednesday. Recently, he has appeared on more department to give the matter a — “SDE and SBE neglect of state Franklin Square, New Britain, with home at 11:30 a.m. Burial will be in Soldier’s Field, Windsor. Burial will be in Buckland Cemetery. ’The event is free to museum visitors. than 50 college composes and also “high priority.” the Rev. Dougias aancy of the St. Arterberry has toured southern with such recording artists as Billy Francis of Assisi Church, New Bri­ Friends may call at the church Friends may call at the funeral Tuesday from 7 to 8 p.m. home tonight from 7 to 9. California with his show “ Pan- Preston and B.B. ^ g . tain, officiating. Burial will be at the The family suggests that any t=^ Home tograms,” a program for elementary Arterberry’s performance at the convenience of the family. The James Funeral Home, 2016 fQIlAl HHlI.SlSn Spring snowstorm forming Main St., is in charge of memorial gifts may be made to the LENDER and secondary schools. In 1973 he museum is made possible through About town Friends may caii at the funerai Loans appeared with the National Mime Manchester Community College By United Press International home today from 7 to 9 p.m. arrangements. Dialysis Unit of Rockville General Flash flood warnings were in effect parts of the Dallas-FortWorth area Hospital, 31 Union St., Rockville, liieater as a featured soloist and has where he wj^U perform on Thursday Powerful spring thunderstorms today for portions of Missouri, The Manchester Chapter of Sunday, triggering flash floods that 06066. also taught as a member of the at 8 p.m. spread soaking rains from Texas Texas, arkansas, southern Indiana Sherwood W. Mikkelaon Wesley M. Evoy Consum er Parents Without Partners will have left at least two persond dead. ’Ihe through the lower Mississippi Valley and Southern Illinois. Sherwood E. Mikkelson, 45, of 26 TOLLAND — Wesley M. Evoy, 61, an activity meeting for April National Weather Service said the Loans early today and a developing spring The rain and floods claimed at Coionial St., Hartford, died Saturday formerly of 41 Ann St., Hartford, died ‘Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home of flooding was the worst in the area in snowstorm gathered strength over ieast three lives Sunday. at home. Friday at a Hartford area convales­ for any purpose Howard Madsen, 197 Hhckmatack St. 20 years. Two win lottery prizes the West. Up to six inches of rain drenched He was the brother of Robert P. cent home. Members planning to attend are James Dent, 16, drowned Sunday Mikkeison and Andrew C. Mikkelson Survivors are a brother, Edward In Memoriam A Manchester man and a man from stubs matching the week’s lucky asked to call Madsen at 643-1219. while trying to help his grandfather of East Hartford, and Donald J. Evoy of Tolland; two sisters, Mrs. In loving memory of husband, Dad East Hartford each won $1,000 in the color are eligible for remaining Cold rescue cattle from a rain-soaked Mikkelson of South Windsor. Other and Grampy, James Brogan, who was “Cold Cash” Connecticut Lottery Anthony Vitale of West Hartford and Cash drawings. The stubs must' be St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Guild field on the east side of Fort Worth. survivors are another brother and a called to rest March 28, 1973. Auto bonus game Thursday in Norwalk. Mrs. Peter Barletta of Tolland. filled out and returned to the lottery will meet Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Police said Ralph Mellon sister. ’The funeral is Tuesday noon at the Deep in our hearts your memory Is They are Raymond H. Jeneck of for entry. Verlander, 60, of Grand Prairie, kept, Loans the parish hall. Members are asked grant the right of way. He was in­ ' The funeral is Tuesday at 1 ;30 p.m. 117 E. Middle ‘Tpke., and George Matching stubs may be deposited Coventry Tex., was caught in a flash flood and Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Poquonock We love you too dearly to ever forget, to bring sandwiches and dessert. volved in a two-car accident on Rt. at the Pratt Funeral Home, 71 Far­ Sweet memories of you we will Hathaway, 9 Broad St., East Hart­ at lottery outlets across the state, or Glenn H. Lathrop, 19, of 32 Nathan drowned Sunday while trying to Ave., Windsor. Burial arrangements Beverage will be provided. 83. ‘The driver of the other car was mington Ave., Hartford. Burial will are Incomplete. treasure forever, ford. mailed to Lottery Bonus, Box 1000, Hale Dr., Coventry, was arrested move his truck from the parking lot longing for you, forgetting you never. Homeowners Jerry Bedrick, 26, of Talcottville be in Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford The drawing was the ninth of 12 Hartford, 06101. Stubs may be ac­ Saturday on a warrant charging him of his mobile home park. Friends may call at the funeral Friendship Circle of Salvation Rd., Vernon. No injuries were There are no calling hours. Wife, Daughter. Son-in-law and Loans bonus drawings in the Cold Cash cum ulate and entered into any Cold with first-degree conspiracy to com­ The water sent Dallas-Fort Worth home tonight from 7 to 9. Army will meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. reported. Thureson has a court Grandson game. Cold Cash features $360,000 in mit robbery and third-degree area creeks over their banks, sub­ for any purpose Cash drawing, but the deadline for at ’The Citadel. ’The League of Mercy answer date of April 15 in Rockville. cash prizes, $30,000 to 30 winners larceny. entry into the final drawing is April will be packing for Easter. Hostesses merging automobiles to the window each week in the game. 18 for an April 21 drawing. Coventry Police said the arrest line. Msnchostor polico roport are Mrs. Ethel Duncan and Mrs. South Windsor Lottery players with weekly ticket was made in connection with a Flooding stalled Amtrak passenger Home Marthan Rieder. Richard Russell, 34, of 11 Pam Dr., lengthy investigation into an armed trains near Makanda, III. Passengers South Windsor, was charged Sunday Russell W. MacPherson, 29, of 312 Carron, 17, of Bolton head-on. Ms. Improvement robbery Feb. 8,1976, at Jimmy’s Piz­ were moved past the flooded areas released on a promise to appear in with breach of peace. ’The arrest was Sproce St., was being held at police Carron was treated at Manchester court April 12. za House, Main St., Coventry. by bus, then placed on waiting trains, headquarters today in lieu of $200 Memorial Hospital for contusions Loans Court cases Lathrop was released on a $2,000 made in connection with a distur­ authorities said. bance at the Russell home. Russell bond on a charge of third-degree and discharged. non-surety bond for appearance in More than five inches of cain A tractor was reported missing was held overnight in lieu of posting assault. He was arrested early today Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, soaked Marion, 111., in 12 hours, sen­ from a garage on Glen Rd. The trac­ In Common Pleas Court 19, dent in February involving a family a $500 bond. He was to appear in after police answered a cali about a In a one-car accident Sunday on E. • John Morris, 18, 55 Woodside Dr. April 19. Police said more arrests are ding water surging four-to-five feet tor was owned by Chambers Thomp­ Discover how easy Rockville, last week,' charges of dispute. April 27 was set for senten­ Common Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ disturbance on Spruce St. Middle Tpke., Robert M. Klein, 27, of South Windsor, driving while under the expected. deep in some sections of the city. son Moving Co. harrassment against Denise M. cing. influence of liquor or drugs, $150. ford, today. 152 Branford St. suffered abrasions, A money bag containing about $400 It Is to do all your banking at Heritage Savings. Police said MacPherson assaulted was treated at Manchester Memorial Rickert, 16, of 79 Windermere Ave., Charges of conspiracy to forge or 1*- “ Pillsbury Vernon a woman companion in an argument. and keys was reported missing from were nolled. ’The charges stemmed alter a prescription against John 0. Hill, Rockville, breach of peace, nolled Hospital and discharged. Police said Robert Thureson, 24, of Windsor, Police transported the victim to the Brass Hammer, 120 Charter Oak from a series of alleged obscene Cox, 35, of Hartford, were nolled. • Thomas McCrystal, 37, of Virginia Klein’s car drove off the street and St. Saturday. was charged Saturday with failure to Manchester Memorial Hospital phone calls made last December to ‘The charges were made in connec­ Lane, Tolland, disorderly conduct Guv says it’s okay smashed into a large tree. ’The car nolled. where she was treated and dis­ was extensively damaged. Klein was the office of the resident state tion with a Feb. 26 incident at a local charged. MacPherson will be "Tools and a radio were reported trooper in Ellington. pharmacy. Involving several other • Shawn J. McMahon, 18, 76 HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. state Auditors Leo V- Donahue and charged with failure to drive right. tfcritage Savings Grasso says millionaire businessman presented in court today. stolen from two trucks parked at the persons. Tankeroosan Rd., Vernon, third-degree Henry J. Becker Jr., called on Mrs. ‘The case of Raymond Carpe, 17, of Cooper Hill Treatment Plant off criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, Fire calls E. Clayton Gengras is not breaching Grasso to set formal rules for the Charged with driving a motor vehi­ f if Loan Association • Since 1891 52 Abbott Rd., Ellington, who was Other cases disposed of; Robert P. Wetherall, 21, of 79 ^ ^ r Hill St. Sunday morning. A » Roy L. Dlmmbck, 17, Old Post Rd., fourth-degree larceny, criminal anyone’s confidentiality as he rum­ Committee on Government Produc­ cle while under the influence of charged with sale of an trespassing, breach of the peace, driving Cushman Dr., was charged with third truck was also broken into \ ------> Tolland, reckless driving, $15 fine. mages through state Tax Depart­ tivity and Efficiency. Mrs. Grasso liquor or drugs in separate incidents Main Ollica: 1007 Main SI.. Manchatlcr 649-4566 • K-Mtrt Olflea: Spancar SI,. Manchaalar 646.3007 hallucinogenic substance, was bound while license was suspended, reckless South Windsor operating under the influence of A break was reported at Ellsworth • Janet Fitch, 25, Pinney St., ment records. named Gengras to head the com­ over the weekend were Alfred Per- Coventry Ofllca: Routa 31. 742-7321 • Tolland OtIIca: Rl. 195. quarter mile loulh o t 1-66. Exit 99 672-73S7 over to Tolland Superior Court. He driving, driving unregistered motor vehi­ Saturday, 4:38 p.m. —Grass fire. liquor or drugs and failure to grant and Lassow, Inc., 262 Oakland St. Harllaga Monaymarliat In Franit'a Suparmarkal. Eaat Middle TurnpHa. Manchattar ' Ellington, evading responsibility, The governor said in a ietter mittee. zanowskl, 48, of Vernon and Stephen waived a probable cause hearing. changed to failure to stop and show cle, and misuse of registration plates, re­ Hillside Dr. reieased Sunday she has been half the highway after an accident Sunday. The only item missing was arrest warrants ordered. Palacko, 53, of Stafford Springs. an official seal press. license, $25. Sunday, 12:21 p.m. —Grass fire, 206 assured by Tax Commissioner Sunday about 2:su a.m. on n n e M. ‘Tracey E. Moquin, 19, of Upper Unghlll Rd. Palacko was released on a |2M non­ • Paul E. Gaulln, 22, 65 Vernon Ave., • Barbara Robbins, 174 Main St., Gerald J. Heffernan that “maximum auditors said they were Police reported WetheralTs vehi­ surety bond for court appearance An attempted break was reported Butcher Rd., Ellington, pleaded guil­ Sunday, 12:43 p.m. —Brush fire, 81 worried Gengras and various outside at Pero’s Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland St. Rockville, driving a motor vehicle while Rockville, issuing bad check, nolled. controls are in effect to prevent the cle struck a car driven by Brenda April 12 and PerzanowskI was ty to a charge of second-degree Clark Rd. business persons he hired at his own early Sunday. license was suspended,. re-arrest • James. Walker, 17, of 95 Diane Dr., improper use of documents by any larceny in connection with an Inci- ordered, $250 bond set. Sunday, 2:17 p.m. —Woods fire, 128 Oak expense to help might have access to Vernon, fourth-degree larceny, nolled. St. person working on this project.” « y confidential tax records PAGE TW O-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., March » , 1977 ------MANCHESTER - EVENING------HERALD.------Manchester.AVAosyii Conn., sy, AAF.i Mon., Marchs 28, 1977 - PAGE THREE-B Council to consider Many kidB Herald angle are waiting Yanks reward Lyle, White who will own dam Earl Yost for therapy NEW YIRK (UPI) - The five. White, a 33-year-old switch- previous offer of $330,000. Stein- roster outfielder Randy Elliot con­ South Windsor before construction of the dam, to in­ Sports Editor negotiations between Sparky hitting leftfielder with a .274 lifetime brenner agreed. tinued his outstanding hitting with The South Windsor Town Council sure satisfactory completion. Lyle and the New York batting average, hit 286 last season Lyle made his first appearance of four hits in four at-bats, including a Coventry with 14 homers, 65 RBI and 31 stolen .will meet in work session tonight A fund for Inspections by town of­ Yankees had grown bitter in the spring in the Yankee^ 4-3 loss to triple and two home runs, to spark About 55 students in Coventry bases. the world champion Cincinnati Reds with Anthony J, Francoline, vice- ficials of $2,000 will be established, the last few weeks. The the San Francisco Giants to a 12-9 president of T & M Builders, to as well as a liability insurance policy schools are on waiting lists for The Yankees still without con­ Sunday. He pitched the seventh in­ win over the San Diego Padres. tracts are first baseman Chris review the ownership of a dam by T & M for the structure and all speech and hearing therapy, accor­ Second best baskstball officiglstbaiiquet included veteran relief pitcher, ning without allowing a run to the Elliot, who missed last season with a proposed fo r. the Norton Lane- ongoing work. ding to school therapists Judith Manchester’s representatives luin Dave Wiggin of Manchester High reportedly seeking a $500,000 team, that swept the Yankees in four shoulder separation, scored four runs Tumblebrook Dr. area. T & M will retain ownership of the Swartz and Karin Randolph. the One-on-One Connecticut General (Stanley tool kit) and Mike Liappes, salary for three years, refused games in last year’s World Series. and drove in three. He is 23 for 35 in The dam has been the subject of dam until all site work is done for the Although help is being given to 80 contest in the Squirt Decision com­ Penney High baseball coach (tennis to play in any exhibiion games It was the only meeting between the spring, a .657 batting average. the Yankees and Reds, who scored controversy between the Planning Timber Knoll subdivision, according students, there are still many petition at the Hartford Civic Center racquet). without a contract and said he and Zoning Commission and the to the proposed agreement. T & M students, some with severe voice and goaUe Brian Beckwith and shooter three runs off ex-teammate Don Dick Allen’s failure to tag first Town Council, with the PZC will maintain the structure, with hearing problems, who are not being Danny Guachione finished in second Off the cuff wanted to be traded if he didn’t GuIIett. ’The right-hander signed with’ base on a routine ground out allowed requiring town ownership, and the review and inspections by town of­ helped. place. The locals lost out Saturday sip . New York for a reported $2.5-million the Milwaukee Brewers to score all council reluctant to do so. ficials to establish realistic es­ The Board of Education proposes night to the Enfield represen­ With sellouts crowds for their last Gabe Paul, the Yankee president, after playing out his option last year. their runs in the seventh inning and The Town Council recently met timates of the cost of maintenance. to increase the consultant’s part- tatives...The best story-teller at a regular season home games at the said he was tired of Lyle’s “bull— .” Elsewhere in the camps, Atlanta beat the Oakland A’s 5-1 ... Denny with the PZC in hopes of coming to Upon completion of all site work time hours in the schools next year to banquet that this writer has heard in Hartford Civic Center on the The last meeting betwee Lyle and relief pitcher Mike Marshall also Doyle had three hits, including two some understanding on ownership of and release of the bond for the dam help solve the problem. several years was Jerry Molloy of weekend, the New England Whalers Paul was two weeks ago and no made his first appearance of the doubles, and knocked in four runs to water retention areas, both in the and the subdivision, T & M will ask Tlie school board will hold a special New Jersey who addressed the Cen­ played before six regular season future meetings were planned. spring, but yield^ three runs and lead the Boston Red Sox to a 10-3 proposed T & M subdivision as well the town to take title Of the structure. meeting next Monday at 7:30 in the tral Connecticut Basketball Officials’ sellouts and had four others with So it came as something of a sur­ LYLE WHITE five hits in two innings in the Braves’ triumph over the Minnesota Twins. crowds better than 10,000. The as other subdivisions up for PZC ap­ Should the State or Soil Conserva­ high school auditorium to review the Board at its annual banquet. As good prise Sunday when the Yankees an­ Chambliss, pitcher Dock Ellis, out­ 6-5 10-inning triumph over the New Wayne Simpson, cast off by three Whalers attracted 359,263 fans for an York Mets. proval. tion Service require town ownership evaluation report of Coventry High as Molloy was, the toastmaster, who nounced they had signed Lyle, who fielders Oscar Gamble and Gene other major league teams this average of 8,982 per game...Second William Grace, chairman of the before this, T & M will give title to School. The evaluation, done last insisted on below the belt remarks, led the American I^ g u e with 23 Locklear and shortstop Marty Perez. Marshall was a late arrival in the spring, pitched seven innings of four- best in the 21 baskettell contest at PZC, told the council, “You had the Town of South Windsor. May, resulted in a five-year exten­ was bad. His choice of words and saves last season while compiling a It reportedly took a phone call Atlanta camp because of a legal has­ hit bail and got credit for the victory the East Side Rec last week was better come to some decisions about Also on the agenda for the council sion of the schooi’s accreditation. stories were uncalled for...Next open 7-8 record and 2.26 ERA, to a three- from Yankee owner George Stein- sle involving the use of the Michigan in the California Angels’ 10-2 decision mother and daughter. Sue and Jean accepting them (the dams) because work session tonight is discussion of The board is investigating a com­ meeting of the Manchester High year pact for an estimated $400,000. brenner asking Lyle to settle the State University campus. Marshall over the San Diego Padres “B” Vaughn. The former is the fine we are running out of land that can be a date and information brochures for plaint that the judo program, part Boosters Oub will be April 20, site to Tlie AL champions also gave out­ matter to resolve the dispute. The 32- defended himself in a February trial squad. On three different occasions, reporter with The Herald and an ar­ developed without some sort of the referendum on a change of of the Coventry Parks and Recrea­ be announced. Bill Hayes, who is the fielder Roy White a three-year con­ year-old left-hander, who has a 2.49 which resulted in a hung jury. the 28-year-old righthander has been dent tennis player...Great weather drainage problems.” government to strong mayor. tion Commission, is a "profit-making main wheel behind the project, tract for an estimated $375,000, ERA for his nine-year career, asked Brooks Robinson hit a grand slam his team’s final cut of the spring. He on the weekend, particularly yester­ The dams, which would be located The council is also expected to dis­ operation” and therefore not entitled reported the initial organizational reducing the number of unsigned for an amount between his original home run in the fifth inning to help is competing with veteran Mike day, found every tennis court in on part of the open space land deeded cuss a retention pond proposed for to free use of the high school. meeting attracted 50 last week. “The players on the Yankee’s roster to demand of $500,000 and the Yankees the Baltimore Orioles to a 12-8 vic­ Cuellar for the final spot on the to the town by the builders, could be the Chapel Hill subdivision. Someone will win it Claire Connoliy, ex-commission main purpose of the Booster Club,” Manchester used throughout the day tory over the Texas Rangers ... Non­ Angels’ pitching staff. owned by homeowners associations Cleanup delayed member, complained that because Hayes said, "is to support and and well into the night and golfers were out in great numbers at or the builder, but Atty. Thomas Den­ Due to the recent weather con­ Victorian dollhouse on April 23 at “Clown the program is not free, the school promote interest in athletics at Manchester, Ellington Ridge and nis said the town ultimately is liable ditions, and the fact that residents Suburban Women’s Qub of Vernon, Ellington, and Tolland. David should charge the group a rental fee. Manchester High.” He made it clear Tallwood...Look tor some major for maintenance, regardless of have not had an opportunity to rake The program charges $1 a lesson for that the aims were not to seek All-HCC hoop choices ^?eSinof the house. They are woodworking league club to pick up Rico ownership. He recommended town the sand off their lawns, the Depart­ S stor Thi Lv? h nockVille High School. Their instructor is Leon students and $1.50 for adults. removal of any coach and not to run ownership. Petrocelli, given his unconditional Two places on the all-Hartford County Marquette must ment of Public Works has announced Hearing tonight the athletic department. S n n n lw f ^ e n working on the house for about two weeks and it will take release by the Boston Red Sox last According to the provisions which that the street sweeping program, The Coventry Planning and Zoning Conference basketball team were garnered L ^ - touches. After that it will be painted white. The Saturday. Petrocelli spent 15 years in will be presented to the Town Council scheduled to begin today has been Commission will hold a public by East Catholic performers. 1? sandpaper to look like real shingles. The house has six large Home openers the organization. He hopes to hook on by T & M Builders tonight, a bond of postponed one week. It will begin hearing on a proposed subdivision on Gary' Carlson and Mark Dumais were |M,000 will be posted by the builder April 4. the inside. The industrial arts department Home baseball openers; Boston somewhere as a utility infielder. stop NC^s Ford Talcott Hill Rd. tonight at 8 at the Red Sox vs. Clevelud, April 7 at tabbed to the first team along with three § Town Hall. S d ^"S^?*RfctoSo,id) a grant. Fenway Park; New York Yankees End of the line members of conference and state Class L i:| ATLANTA (UPI) — Al McGuire says Marquette must stop vs. Milwaukee, April 7 at Yankee Division champion South Catholic, John North Carolina’s Phil Ford tonight to win the NCAA basketball Stadium; New York Mets, vs. St. Congratulations are due Joe Roset- to and Doug Gaboury who reached Pinone, Steve Ayers and Steve Granato . championship. __ Louis Cardinals, April 12 at Shea the final again in the Bantam Boys Four of the five are seniors with Pinone, a Many get measles vaccine Stadium...One of the top pitching “You’ve got to cut the head off, Rockville 1 division In Town Junior Duckpin candidates with the Gilbert High sophomore, the lone underclassmen, then the body will die,” said the hospital notei J Tournament play last weekend with N C A A ) South Windsor ministrators and nurses at the high and Sophia Wieliczka. Wednesday, Sflve squad this spring is Kyle Morhardt, Carlson, 6-5 forward headed to Assump­ colorful Warriors coach, who winds SAVINGS BANK Rosetto repeated his win of the More than 25 per cent of South school and Timothy Edwards and Barbara Hagelin.will entertain after son of the head coach. The latter is tion College, gained second team all-state up his 20-year coaching career C previous year...Ken Stepanek and Windsor schooi chiidren were vac­ Ellsworth Schools for their help lunch with piano' selections. Admitted Friday: Linda one of the best baseball players ever notice in Class L. tonight, win or lose. up to LIFE INSURANCE ^ b aaughsey. No. 1 and No. 2 cinated against measies during during the clinic. A special production of “Promises, Hancock, Thomas St., Ver­ turned out at Manchester High and “No one will really appreciate the fourth in 1967 and 1969, and now. finishers in the Major Boys’ Division, Manchester High's John Pisch was special clinics held earlier this Softball meeting Promises” will be given free for non; Karen Hescock, the University of Connecricut. four-comers (North Carolina’s delay "Sure, I’d like to go out a inner,” Evergreen Rd., Vernon; are two youngster who will bear selected to the all-state second team in Class % month. The South Windsor Recreation South Windsor Senior Citizens at the The Savings Bank of Manchester Gilbert High is the defending State offense) until Ford leaves,” said said McGuire. “Winning’s what its George Kelley, Mansfield watching in future years. Stepanek I LL, while Coventry High's Al Schmidt drew As expected, the highest number of Department has scheduled an South Windsor High School Life Insurance Dept Class M champion. Gilbert has two McGuire. “Ford’s the head. all about. If you don’t play to win, you Center; Stevern Meehan, has ru M the division the past two the same notice in Class S. Defenses are catching up to the four- students receiving the immunization organizational meeting for the 1977 Auditorium ’Tuesday, at 3 p.m. Hartford; Mary Murphy, games slated against East Catholic. might as well play your grand­ 923 Main Street years...The Boston Lobsters have comer, but we’re not talking about mother. And, even then, I think you were those in the secondary schools. softball season. This meeting will be School census West St., Ellington; Gene Morhardt and Jim Penders, ^ s t ■■■- • • • Most elementary school children signed Virginia Ruzici, Romania’s ? ? North Carolina. As long as Ford Is in should try to beat her. held Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Town The South Windsor Board of Parenteau, Meadowbrook Manchester, C t 06040 coach, are former teammates at received the immunization as part of Hall. No. 1 female tennis player, for the there, that’s the blue plate special.” "But, I have no regrets about my Education will conduct the 1977 Apts., Ellington; Rachel St. UConn...Door prize winners at the their regular health care by family Pierre, Hartford Tpke., Ver­ coming season. Marquette (24-7), which has a decision. (After tonl^t) it’s all she Anyone interested in entering a educational census beginning Friday. physicians. team in this year’s league is asked to non; Ladislaus Siwik, Orchard I would like more information on the kindaof policies I've checked below chance to become the first team in wrote; it’s good night; it’s curtains.” The census is required by state law St., Ellington. MCC nine enjoyed NCAA history to lose as many as The first two days of the clinic, D Insurance for Head “I think the game is losing a great have a representative present. and covers all persons up to 21 years Q Children's Insurance. March 1 and 2, 1 , ^ children par­ Discharged Friday: of Household. Date(s)of Birth —_ seven regular-season games and still coach when Al quits,” said Smith. “I The rules of the league, league of age. Date of Birth ticipated in the program. On March Thomas DeCarli, Wilson win the national chapionship, takes love my players more than Al or I'd schedule and fees will be discussed. Representatives of the South Wind­ Lane, Vernon; Lloyd Eddy, 10, another 90 children were im­ D Insurance for Wife. D Term Insurance MVP Webster exhibition schedule on North Carolina (28-4) at 8:15 p.m. want Al to win it (tonight’s game).” Senior citizen news sor elementary school PTAs and Lake St., Vernon; Helena msnnmce Date of Birth ______munized at the makeup clinic, EST. A third-place consolation game Ford, a member of the U.S. Olym­ Senior citizens at the Nutrition Elward, Burke Rd., bringing the total to 1,630 children. PTOs will be conducting the door-to- between Nevada-Las Vegas (28-3) pic team and rated by the pros as Program at St. Peter’s Episcopal Rockville; Victoria Fetko, By DAVE ROBACK door visitations. Each enumerator VM R MRS m iss. and North Carolina-Charlotte (28-4) possibly the best guard in college Mrs. Stephanie Sukosku, Church Tuesday will celebrate Hartford Tpke., Vernon; will be carrying an indentification Correspondent starts at 5:15. basketball this year, will be paired coodinator of the Human Develop­ March birthdays for Millie Blozie, form signed by the Donald C. Mer- David Gosselin, Hartl Dr., ADDRESS______leads Whalers ment and Health Education program Vernon; Marsha Mabin, Ladd After traveling over 2,000 miles, three flat tires and seven Only the finals will be televised (on off against Jim Boylan and Gary Julius Fleischmann, Diana Gagnon, cure, school business manager. CITY______. STATE- in town, expressed thanks to ad­ Rd., Tolland; Emily . ZIP. HARTORD (UPI) Tom Webster of the New England games in five days, Manchester Community College’s baseball NBC) tonight. Rosenberger instead of Marquette Stoetzner, Peter Green Rd., even more. ^ HOMEPHONE. . BUSINESS PHONE. Marquette advanced 0 the finals Olympian Butch Lee. Tolland. Whalers is looking forward to this summer. He’s going to team gained a lot of experience from the exhibition tour of North and South Carolina last week. Saturday when a last-second basket “Butch Lee is indispensable,” said Births Friday: A son to Mr. Hawaii, thanks to his popularity and superior hockey abilities. by Jerome Whitehead gave the McGuire. “You put a dispensable and Mrs. Cholnskl, Park West Eighteen hours of traveling split Warriors a 51-49 win over Charlotte. But first the stellar right wing has the first and second periods. Webster MCC led in the first game but man on Ford because he’s likely to Conservation prize offered Dr., Rockville: a son to Mr. into two days was finally behind the Wingate came back for a 9-6 triumph. North Carolina, paced by freshman foul out.” and Mrs. Danny Dougan, got some unfinished business to take got his first at 18:07 , a low 30-foot squad as it tuned up with practices Tolfand County to Anaheim, Calif., for the annual conservation as a regular part of the Neil Esposito collected two singles Mike O’Koren who hit 14 of 19 field Lee played for Puerto Rico in the Talcott Ave., Rockville; a care of; ’The upcoming playoffs in the shot from the right point that b ^ t Saturday and Sunday in preparation convention of the National Associa­ instructional program is eligible for and three RBIs for MCC. Five nms in goal tries during a 31-point perfor­ Olympics and scored 35 points .The Tolland County Soil and daughter to Mr. and Mrs. World Hockey Assoctotion. Oiler goalie Louie Levasseur. for the twinbill with Spartenburg tion of Conservation Districts. ’Ihe nomination,” Mrs. Gingras said. George Lucerini, Park West the third inning was all Wingate mance, nipped Las Vegas, 8 4^. against the U.S. "Phil told me all Conservation District, headed by Webster scored two goals Sunday With eight seconds left in the se­ Methodist College of South Carolina Virginia Glngras, is inviting county national second-place winner Interested teachers may obtain ad­ Dr., Rockville. leading the Whalers to a 5-2 win over cond p e ri^ , Mike Antonovich skated needed in sweeping the twinbill, 5-0, McGuire and North ( ^ l i n a Coach about him,” said John Kuesto, on Monday. in the second tilt. teachers to apply for the “Conserva­ receives a $300 cash award. ditional information from the Admitted Saturday: Allen Edmonton and putting Uiem closer to In alone and popped in his 38th goal Dean Smith, who happen to be Carolina’s other guard. “He told me Brown, Somers; Walter Rain washed out both games Mon­ All told, MCC ended with a 2-5 longtime friends, have both been this tion Teacher-of-the Year” award. The contest is sponsored by the Tolland County Soil and Water clinching fourth place in the Eastern on a screen shot, giving the Whalers to keep- a hand in his face and hope Carlson, West Rd., Ellington; day ancT Tuesday Spartenburg record, the best year record-wise close before. Marquette was an The competition is open to all national association and the Allis Conservation District, 875-3881. Division and a coveted playoff berth. a 2-0 lead. the ball doesn’t go in.” Thomas McNally Sr., Middle collected a variety of hits in gaining since starting the pre-season jaunts NCAA finalist in 1974, losing to North teachers working at the kindergarten Chalmers Ck)rp. ’The purpose of the The awards program also includes Webster, prior to the game,, Each team scored twice in the final Ford said bis injured elbow didn’t Rd., Ellington; David Somer­ 4-0 and 3-2 decisions. down South. Coach Skip Olander is Carolina State. level through high school level, who program is to encourage develop­ equivalent prizes for the conserva­ received the team’s “Most Popular period. Webster made it 3-0 at 5:25 tighten up “as I had expected” after ment of creative learning ville, Hillside Ave., Vernon; In the first contest Tom Dawson hopeful that his team has ironed out North Carolina, which won the Saturday’s game. have developed an outstanding tion district judged nationally to have Harriet ’Treat, W. Main St., Player” award as voted by the fans. when be hxA a pass in front of the net experiences in conservation for absorbed the loss as the Pioneers all the rough spots when it takes the NCAA 20 years ago by beating Kan­ program of environmental educa­ provided the most effective stimulus Rockville; Sarah West, ’The award is a two-week trip to and poked it in. Gavin Kirk scored The coaches of the two consolation- young people, Mrs. Gingras said. lashed out ninth hits. Rick Nicola and field Satui^y against Leicester Jr. sas and Wilt Chamberlain in triple tion. and help for conservation education Shenipsit Lake Rd., Tolland. Hawaii. He was almost as happy with for Edmonton at 7:10. Rusty game teams, Charlotte’s Lee Rom Tom Kearney provided the only hits College in the opening game of the overtime, has been in the final five The winner will receive a $1,500 “Any teacher in a public or private programs within the district,” Mrs. Discharged Saturday: that as with having scored his 400th Patenaud stuffed in a goal on a power and Las Vegas’ Jerry Tarkanian, for the Cougars. Kearney paced MCC regular season at Moriarty Field. times under Smith — losing in the cash award and an expense-paid trip school, in our conservation district, Gingras said. Elberta DeCarll, Elizabeth and 401st points in the WHA. play at 9:47 to cut the Whalers’ both indicated they would rather not who puts emphasis on environmental St., Rockville; Clifford in the nightcap with a solo homer to 'inals to UCLA in 1968, third in 1972, be playing tonight. Webster, who played for Boston margin to one. right center. Mark Bolasevich held Dougherty, Enfield; Mrs. However, Rick Ley scored for New Leola Ketcham and daughter, and Detroit of the National Hockey Spartenburg to one hit but it was a Talcott Ave., Rockville; Mrs. League before joining the Whalers at England on a 40-foot slap shot at costly one as Brad Bradly belted a Chadlynne Lonesky and TOOBI the inception of the WHA in 1972-73, 12:45 and Mike Rogers scored an Couillard promoted at Rham two-run homer. Two junior pin champions repeal daughter. Main St., Ellington; said be has been “very fortunate empty net goal for the Whalers with Because of the rain, MCC was G. Robert Couillard, assistant prin­ of Connecticut from 1969 to 1971. 12 seconds left in the game. cipal at Rham High School, has been In the resolution, Robert Nickels Barbara Malr, Hoffman Rd., during these past five years. They forced to play back-to-back Couillard received his bachelor of Ellington: Rachel St. Pierre, The win concluded New England’s All but one final in the Town Junior tie-breaker. appointed assistant superintendent of cited Zanini’s “tireless, consistent feed me the puck and I’m lucky to get doubleheaders. Wednesday, the Other winners were Dawn Burgess arts degree at UConn in 1964, where Hartford Tpke., Vernon; Gene Duckpin Bowling Tournament at Two defending champs successful­ Regional District 8 schools. and exemplary” service to local the goals.” home schedule with a 20-16-4 record. Cougars met North Greenville over Susan Weir in the bantam girls’ he majored in classics in English. He Parenteau, Meadowbrook The Whalers finish the season on the Holiday Lanes yesterday went the ly held onto their crowns. Joe Rosset- Couillard was one of four can­ schools since his a rriv a l In ’The 28-year-old Niagara Falls, (College and split, losing the first, 5^, division, Vinnie Chirico over (]hris also received a master’s degree in November 1972. Apts, E llin ^ n ; Rita Sander, Ont., resident now has 204 goals and road with four games starting five-game limit. to in the bantam boys’ division for Plumley in junior boys, winning the didates interviewed in a Central Of­ Windsorvllle. before prevailing, 10-6. the second straight year upended classics in 1967 and his Ph.D. degree Nickels said Zanini has always 197 assists for 401 WHA points. In ad­ Tuesday night in San Diego. Eklmon- The lone exception was the junior fifth and final game by a 120-119 fice Committee meeting running Birth Saturday: A son to After seven in the first game the Doug Gaboury in five gaines while in linguistics in 1974. been willing and able to respond to dition, he has 33 goals and 42 assists ton is fighting Calgary for fourth girls’ championship where Nancy count, and Paula Skrabut over Joan from 4 p.m. to midnight. He fills the Mr. and Mrs. George score was tied 4-4 thus sending it into Ken Stepanek recaptured the major From 1971 to 1974 he received cer­ difficult inquiry from the board or carried over from bis NHL days.. ‘ place in Uie Western Division — the Curtin topp^ Sharon Cox in four Bride in the major girls’ division. vacancy created by the resignation of Kammerer, Regan St., extra frames. A base hit and three boys title defeating Bob Gaughsey, tification in administration at the public with “good, sound and The Whalers scored single goals in final playoff berth. games, winning the second game in a The fine crowd numbered 100. Richard Zanini, who is assuming Rockville. walks proved to be MCC’s downfall in the 1976 junior boys’ champ. Southern Connecticut State College. explicit advice.” Admitted Sunday: OFF duties in the Wethersfield school Couillard is married and has three REG. the home half of the eighth inning as system April 1. In conclusion, the board said, “We Katherine Adam, Hany Lane, PRICE children. No date has been set for S A V E ? I O O the Mounties took the contest. Couillard came to Rham in 1974 will truly miss Dr. Zanini, the man as Vernon; George Andrews, W. Larry Morrison pitched a six-hitter him to begin his new duties. well as his talents. We wish him good Shore Rd., Ellington; d u o l O N TH E Katie Tucker swim star Ik ®.!? ®''®«‘>an High School, Brennan, Hillcrest Dr., Ver­ Evert dominates with Bob Mazel, Nicola, Kearney and Zanini commended health and good fortune for the future Wallingford, where he was depart­ non; Joseph Diana, Old Post A T H E N A * 2000 Dawson each collecting two hits in Placing in five events in The 17-year-old per­ aRis ■ OPEN iminiTs ■ ants A motion commending Zanini was which he justly deserves.” ment coordinator. Rd., Tolland; Helena Elward, the initial MCC victory. Nicola paced last weekend’s Connecticut former placed third in the 1978 nUNE IEA9UE OUMPIOIIS 'B efore that, he was a Latin and passed unanimously by the Board of Alarm in budget Burke Rd., Vernon; Patricia ELECTRONIC the club with four RBIs. AAU Age Group Swimming 100-yard freestyle, third in English teacher in Ledyard from 1964 Education last week. ’Thursday night In other business, the board added Hoffman, Hoffman Rd., MACHINE Virginia tourney Morrison made it two in a row as Championships at Southern the 200-yard backstroke, David’s RMtaurant Woman’s softball to 1969 and a lecturer in the Depart­ was Zanini’s last meeting with the $600 to its budget for 1977-78, bringing Ellington; Matthew Maloney, MCC took advantage of 18 bases on Connecticut - ...... State College fourth in the 100-yard taam would llko to Invito all ftmala board before he assumes his duties in Has a pre-programmed ment of Linguistics at the University the total to $1,070,394. ’The addition is Windsor St., Manchester; NEW YORK (UPI) — Chris Evert sometimes fights boredom in tennis the balls in beating Anderson College, 11- in New Haven was East backstroke, fifth in the 200- athletas to participate In open tryouts. Wethersfield, Cathy Scraggs, River St., memory bank that controls 10. Mark McMahon and Kearney Githolic High senior Katie to provide funds for direct line tie-ins and changes 25 stitches by way Bill Tilden used to, the way Billie Jean King did, the way Muhammad All yard freestyle and sixth in It you'd like to play aoltball, call Rockville; David Trapp, Plea­ paced the Cougar attack with two Tucker, representing the to the Hebron Center firehouse for sant St., Rockville. touching buttons. Cabinet or does in boxing, the way all champions occassionally do when there’s no one to the 50-yard freestyle. fire alarms. hits apiece. Morrison allowed five Suburban Swim Club. School wants ideas Discharged Sunday: John carrying case extra. really challenge them and another victory is, well, just another victory. 649-1616 646-2235 The decision to request funds for , ' Bastis, Regan Rd., Rockville; They let themselves be taken to the sports who are more astute in the runs on five hits in six and one-third Vernon review lor the equivalency diploma, the fire alarm system followed a Walter Bielecki, Hartford edge of defeat, then pull back at the business of marketing themselves. innings of relief work of starter Jeff English as a second language, data Dion. The Vernon Adult School is asking presentation by the fire department, Tpke., Tolland; Mrs. last possible moment. Chris Evert, 22-years-old has processing, arts and crafts, sewing for suggestions for new courses for noting hazards encountered by Katheryn Castner and son, Evert let British - upstart Sue become more than a tennis player. A five hour ride brought the tired this fall. and tailoring, business and firemen answering a freezer alarm Hayes Ave., Ellington; Teri Barker have her dream for a set Sun­ Cougars to Wingate, N.C., to face secretarial. She is a model, designer of sports The fabulous at Gilead Hill ^hool during the Dennison, Prospect St., day then sent her crashing down to clothes, endorser of shampoos and Wingate College in two games The suggestions should be sent to The adult school program, spoa- Rockville; Mrs. Mary Ellene height of ’Tuesday night’s storm. reality to win her fourth Virginia makeup. She is attended by band- Friday. the Continuing Education Office at sored by the Board of Education, Durkin and daughter, Somers MONRO-MATIC ^ k v ille High School, telephone 875- The installation would be con­ NOW ONLY 199®® Slims Championship 2-6, 6-1, 6-1. some, wealthy men tike actor Burt provided more than 150 classes this nected with the new Colchester Rd., Ellington; Vergena Lee, Evert, who won her second SHOCK ABSORBERS Hurlburt Rd., Tolland; John Reynolds, whom she calls a “special Most popular year with an enrollment of about 3,- alarm system, which the fire depart­ SAVE $65 Courses are now being offered in Marconi, Hartford; Steven Wimbledon and U.S. Open Cham­ friend.” Sometimes the life she lives BOSTON (UPI) — Veteran center eioMmoTTtts HEAVY DUTY, 6-STAGE 000 adults from Vernon and area ment hopes to initiate in its budget pionships last year, received a check the following areas: Pre-high school towns. Meehan, Hartford; Michella ON THIS STYLIST* is so sweet, something deep inside Jean Rat'elle proved to be the most in p ereo n i VALVING, ADJUSTS next year. Miner, Village St., Rockville; for $50,000 to bring her earnings in says, hey, relax, enjoy it. So she lets popular Bruins player Sunday, SATURDAY, APRIL 2 AUTOMATICALLY TO Lorraine Talbot, Egypt Rd., FREE ARM the three months of Slims competi­ herself be pressed and she loses once receiving three separate awards Ellington. tion to $174,500. in awhile. But only when she does it HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER AN Y ROAD MACHINE before Boston’s game with 8 K »P .M . Area bulletin board Births Sunday: A son to Mr. “It’s tough to get psyched up 100 to herself. Pittsburgh. OR LOAD. and Mrs. Paul Back, Enfield; Sews hard-to-reach percent day after day,” Evert said. “The only one who is going to stop TICKETS ON SALE: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. The 36-year-old Ratelle, who came CMc CeiMr Bo« Offic* Plus $4 installation chargi places. Has four stretch “If the crowd said nothing, I would Chris Evert is Chris Evert,” said TIcfcMon il your nowtiy Q. Fox Star* Bruce Hancock, Thomas St., to Boston in late 1975 in the trade that Andover stitches for knit and stret­ have been bored. They encouraged us ncKETS: se SO. ss so. S4 so Bolton The Bolton Athletic Association Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kristien Shaw, Chris’ tour roommate sent Phil Esposito to the New York ch fabrics, and a built-in to play better tennis.” INFO:S6S4000 will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at George Kingsbury, Somers. and best frienid. Rangers, received the Elizabeth C. TMONROET. The Board of Education will meet buttonholer, too. Model ’There is no one in Chris’ class Help is needed at the Andover Herrick Memorial Park. 534. “I am my own worst enemy,” Dufresne trophy. Boston sports Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Bolton Center anywhere in woiiien’s tennis, now SUNDAY, APRIL 3 Elementary School library ’Tuesday There will be a Latin Mass Friday Evert admitted. “It’d be boring if I writers give the award annually "to School. ’The board will discuss the that Evonne Goolagong has given up NEW HAVEN COLISEUM at 10 a.m. Mary McNamara, at 7:15 p.m. at St. Maurice diurch. CLASSIFIED were perfect. Sometimes it’s good the Boston player who has been most 7:30 P.M. BROWN'S TIRE SHOP proposed zone change of town-owned 8B6_ilMIN ST. the game for awhile in favor of librarian, will be sorting books in the The St. Maurice men’s choir and the for me to lose. Good for my per­ outstanding in home games.’’ TICKETS ON SALE: 333 Main St„ Manchester 646-3444 land near the school, for constructins ADS motherhood aivl King is wavering CoEatum Box Offic* snd *11 fiction section. Old, worn books and St. John’s Episcopal Oiurch ctoir of MANGIKSTEh sonality. I started thinking a little Ratelle, Boston’s leading scorer with Ticl(*lron ouUMs. dog pound. The board will discuss its BRINQ between retirement and coming tock DON'S AMERICAN books that have been uncirculated for Vernon will sing the Latin parts. The 643-430B about that in the first set today but I 88 points going into the game, sh a i^ TICKETS: W.S0.9S.S0. $4.50 five years will be discarded. proposed 1977-78 budget and the public is welcome to attend. RESULTS SINGER from knee surgery. And there are knew it wouldn’t really be good to 128 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 643-5575 custodial staff contract. 8EWINO CENTCRS AND PARTlCiPATINO APPROVED DEALERS few people anywhere in the world of the Gallery Gods award with INFO: rn-4330 ficst o pU o n A l at psrticipating dealtrt.______*ATr«l«m«rkorrHE SINGER COMPAMY lose this one.” defenseman Gary Doak. V p a g e FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn.. Mon., March 28, 1977 S c o r eb o a rd Gothic music concert ^ I^ ^ I^ II^ ^ ^ V K N IN G ^ R A L D , Manchester. Conn., Mon.. March 28, 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B iversity continues to plague Detroit Pistons Wefp tvenled *fj Http Wsmttl U sentence is weighing heavi­ WHA new YORK (UPI) six. Lanier is scheduled to in the loss column with just tonio. Ron Boone had 32 to Lakers 95, Braves 89 ly on his mind, exploded 1 0 0 . to be given Wednesday East ~ “ We’ve been have' three pins removed seven to play. Elvin Hayes top the Kings, who dropped Cazzie Russell scored 22 WANT SPENUING MONEY? for 16 of his 20 points in the Jazz 119, Pacers 118 loyt * BMs • Wi NMd You! w L T Pts P Jsy in g under adversi- from his still swollen hand Nate Williams came off had 23 to lead the Bullets, a half-game behind points as Los Angeles third period, fom es’ out-' next Saturday. moved to within one vic­ She HeralJi Quebec 92 ty all year,” Detroit the bench to score seven who had a four-game win­ Chicago in the fight for the Cincin burst helped Detroit in­ A serious injury to ning streak snapped. final playoff spbt in the tory of clinching the Htrald oarrltrs art naadad 79 Pistons’ Coach Herb crease a 59-52 halftime points in the second over­ Renaissance specialize in medieval and Renaissance Barnes would likely 76ers 128, Trail Blazers Midwest Division. Pacific Division title. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in Uw following aroaa: Indianapolis 77 Brown was saying. lead to an 87-74 bulge after time, including the winning New Eng sideline him for the rest of 116 Celtics 114, Nets 109 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar three quarters against the free throw with 26 seconds chansons as well ^ “And we’re just going the season, including the Julius Erving’s 26 points Jo Jo White scored 24 added 15 points to spark the Manchester: Birmingham team with the second best ^“ tnimental pieces. The in- “ to have to continue to playoffs. He is scheduled to and George McGinnis’ 22 points and had eight assists Lakers to their 33rd victory record in the league. *’y _E«nanuel and struments are authenUc reconstructions VAdams Straat and Buekland Straat p j g d o s o . ” begin serving a one-year guided the 76ers to their to spark Boston. Dave at home in 37 games. Ran­ Concordia Lutheran'Churches of of medieval PHONE 643-2711 araa L T Barnes was Injured when and Renaissance in- jail sentence May 16 in NBA eighth victory in the last 10 Cowens added 21 points and dy Smith led Buffalo with Manchester and Faith Lutheran CTiurch of Houston 46 22 6 98 Tlie latest probiem for he was fouled by Dwight struments. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Rhode Island for probation to play. Jim McElroy games. Portland’s Maurice John Havlicek 18. New 36 points. Blast Hartford. There is no admisssion Winnipeg 43 29 2 88 Detroit again concerned Jones while scoring his last 'Die spring concert by the Collegium is East Hartford: violation. Lucas led all scorers with York’s Mike Bantom charge, but a free-will offering will be San Diego 37 34 4 78 Marvin Barnes, the most basket. scored a career-high 37 bemg devoted to the music of France and INDEX Carriara naadad In tha following aroaa: Edmonton 31 42 3 65 trouble-plagued Piston in a Elsewhere, it was New points to lead the Jazz to 30 points. topped all scorers with 31 Suns 121, SuperSonics received. “ It feels like it’s features the works of Gombart, Josquin N O TIC It ADVERTISING /Bumaldo Avanua, High School, Orleans 119 Indiana 118 in its fifth straight victory. Nuggets 115, Warriors and Bubbles Hawkins got 1 0 0 The Colleeium Musicum is a group of Caigary 29 41 5 63 •’’“ t troubling year for the Ijroken,” said Barnes, who des Prez, Hugo de Lantins and others. ' - Loei end Found St. Mary’a Conwtary araa. double overtime, the New Pete Marqvich, the NBA’s 109 22. Ron Lee scored a career- 3 — PtrtoAtla RATES Phoenix 27 45 4 58 team. is scheduled for x-rays ear­ York Knicks 109 leading scorer, had 29. Bil­ Jim Price’s hook shot Bulls 95, Cavaliers 90 high 33 points and Paul 3 — Announc«m«nta \ /Burnaldo Avanua - Ball Court area. Sunday’s Results Barnes suffered a possi- ly Monday morning. “All 4 — Entartalnmani 1 0«y .... lie W04XJ per day Washington 95, ly Knight got 30 for In­ with 28 seconds left broke a Norm Van Lier scored a Westphal had 29 to hand f About 1 5 — Auctions 3 deys ... tOe word per day New England 5. Edmonton We fracture of the fourth my fingers hurt when I /Bumtida Avanua - Dalmont, ' 2 metacarpal in his left hand Philadelphia 128 Portland diana. 109-109 tie and put the season-high 27 points to Seattle a major setback in 6 days — Be word per dty Bldwall, Varnon Road araa. move it. I had a fracture —' ^ ^NANCIAL 26 doyt ...«8e word per d«y 116, Denver 115 Golden Knicks 109, Bullets 95 Nuggets on top for good. help Chicago win its eight its battle with Chicago and '•—town 8 — BondS*SlOcks person to clean new and u s m Los Ang 31 76 and 401st points in the Club just north of San freezing,” she said. “ It got ty 3-11. of a national program 54 — Homos lor Ront plumbing, and hard work. Ap­ man package store available. over Pittsburgh Sunday two goals and an assist and rectad by an additional Inser­ pointments being taken autos. Full Ume. Experience Washington 22 WHA as New England took pe:j3MSU& Diego was a two-over par colder and colder and it suggested by President and Div. BlissIxterminotor Company • EST. 1882 55 Business for Rent tion. helpful. Apply in Mrson to Asking $17,000 for key. “ night. Bill Riley added a pair of 56 — Rosort Property for Roni between 9 and 11 a.m. Call Blanchard & Rossetto Detroit 16 Edmonton...Bobby Hull 74 but it gave her a 72-hole was hard to keep my Mrs. Jimmy Carter. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. 57 — Wsntod lo Rent 528-1300. John Vichi or Tom ^orkland. The win moved the 58 — Misc lor Ront Moriarty Bros. 315 denier St. Realtors, 6462482. Adams Division reeled off three power-play total of 281, seven under, momentum. Dr. Thomas Grasso will Bruins to within one point Washington blasted Toron- gMirto lead'^WinniMr^^ Rookie impresses and a four-shot edge on the AUTOMOTIVE EXPERIENCED Appliance Manchester. W L T Pts “I’m very proud of those serve as honorary state 61 — Aulos for Silo SMALL ENGINE Service WINTER HAVEN, Fla. second-place finisher, 23- Marsh on top Lost and Found Service Technician - Full Ume Corporation expanding dealer Buffalo 47 23 7 101 13 pars coming in,” she chairperson of the 62 Trucks for Silo position servicing washers, DENTAL ASSISTANT - Good Boston had two goals to spark Bir­ (UPI) — Boston Red Sox year-old Hollis Stacy. said. “It was so hard to HILTON HEAD organization, and Barbara 63 — Hesvy Equipment lor Sale knowlege of typing and network. No experience 46 23 8 100 completed the scoring for 64 - Molorcyclos-Bicyclos LOST - Large male Irish dryers, ranges etc. Excellent necessary. Complete toalnlng Manager Don Zimmer says Stacy took the lead ISLAND, S.C. (U PI) - 85 ~ Compors-Trsilors-Mobtls business office procMures. Toronto 33 31 13 79 mingham past Indian- keep loose in the cold Weinberg, of 157 Pitkin St., LOVE YOUR CAR a Ga ii^ Setter. Vicinity of Princeton pay. Company benefits. Apply program. $500. investmeiU the Capitals. righthander Bob Stanley momentarily at the third Although he won $185,000 Homos in person to Mr. Kimball, References. Reply Box Z, c/o Cleveland 24 40 12 60 paolis...Richard Brodeur weather and wind but my will be state director. 66 — Automotive Service Street, but roaming. Call 649- Manchester Herald. required to start your own Black Hawks 5, Rangers will open the season with hole when Palmer started last year and has 26 career 67 — Autos lor Rsnt-Lesse 1925. Jack Roan Co. 109 Valley Sunday’s Results NHL’s Adams Division. recorded his second swing held together pretty Mrs. Weinberg was ac­ business. Ideal for retired or the varsity. her round with bogey, par, victories, Australian yinuausuTYsos^r” * Street, .Wlllimantic, Conn. part Ume. Details on request. NY Islanders 6, Cleveland They will play each other shutout as Quebec blanked well.” tive in the Carter cam­ PART TIME - Clerk Typist. Bob Murray scored twice Zimmer, seemingly im­ double bogey. Pahner bir- Graham Marsh was little •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ------ly i______Must be able to work at home Mr. Barker. ESCA Field Cincinnati and captured Beverly Klass, the one­ paign. Her husband, youiL rams ITS PREVENTIVE Maintenance Training Division Box 819, Wednesday night in the in the first 35 seconds of pressed with the rookie died the fifth hole and then Lott and Found 1 Vicinity of Manchester to make telephone calls, to Montreal 6, Detroit 0 the Eastern Division time child prodigy, who known to U.S. golf fans. Stanley, was Connecticut Hospital, gold wrlstwatch, Mechanic - Must understand Wading River, New York. battle for the home ice ad­ the second period as pitcher, said Stanley, 22, of parred in. machine repair and be safety teachers, at approximately Chicago 5, NY Rangers 3 title...Warren Miller and had a 66 in the third round, After all, all those vic­ coordinator for Carter in Became we're speclallzts, we can do I t much LOST - Grey female cat. With Reward. Call 643-8613. 6:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m., and 7:30 11792. vantage in the upcoming Chicago eliminated New Portland, Maine, handled Stacy, wih 75-285, minded. Applications Washington 7, Toronto 4 Lynn Powis each scored in tapered off to a 73 for 288 in tories were overseas and the campaign. a t your budget allows, In the shortest Ume, white markings, to Sycamore p.m.-10:00 p.m., or other con­ Stanley Cup playoffs. York’s Patrick Division himself well in spring brought home $14,650, her with a tMkad-on finish that will give you that Lane area. Answers to name accepted Monday through PACKAGE STORE - High Boston 3, Pittsburgh 0 the last twd minutes to lift a tie for fifth with Sandra Marsh was just another The Friendship Force ^ Announcomonta 3 Friday 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. venient hours to be arranged. The Bruins blasted 36 playoff hopes. Thfe training and has earned his largest tour check thus far. new car feeling again. of “Delilah”. Please call 649- Must be able to type. Work volume, low overhead.' shots at Pittsburgh goalie Calgary over Phoenix. Post and Jan Stephenson. first-year player on the will be a non-profit 5511. Rward.______Apply Klock Co., 1366 Tolland EsUblished 20 years. Owner- Rangers, who led 1-0 after shot with the big boys. Judy Rankin, looking for ATTENTION MANCHESTER only during school year. Write They each won $5,396. PGA Tour. organization of volunteers Tpke. Manchester, Conn. Agent, 289-2202. Dennis Herron while the first period, got goals ReesidenU - If you are willing Equal opportunity employer. Personnel Office, 110 Long who will participate in Hill Drive, East HarUor^ allowing the Penguins just from Ken Hodge, Carol 'V FREE BODY ESTIMATES LEGAL to discuss your feelings about citizen exchanges with the I the Planned Penny Conn. 00106. Do not call. NBA 11 chances at Gilles Vadnais and Rod Gilbert. Denis - rust ■ collision work expertly RNs-LPNs - Ufe Med Ser- people of other nations. NOTICE Warehouse call Dr. vices is seeking capable WE'RE DIFFERENT Eastern Conference Gilbert, who notched his Pitt Martin, Kirk Bowman TEACHERS Substitutes - done For about the price others charge to NOTICE FOR ADMISSION Jorgensen, Social Impact licensed Professional Nurses W1 DON'T tZLL PNOMISIt first shutout in 35 games Substitute teachers are Atlantic Division and Darcy Rota rounded < spot-paint two maior panels, MAACO can OF ELECTORS, Research Project, University to add to our staff to the W t hivN • pBttntNd Nutomotivt W L Pet GB this season. out the scoring for the repaint your entire automobile of Hartford, weekdays Manchester area. We try to needed, to all areas, for ail product ouecmful linot 1974 NOTICE TOWN OF ANDOVER, ades. Apply to person at W t provide compiny •oUbllohtd Phila 45 28 .616 - “I like------the fact that------once Hawks. Guardsman 4 Ply t h b e ig h t h between Friday March 25th., utilize whatever time you tecounti and a gonoroua robata CONN. and Wednesday March 30th,, Bst Hartford Public Schools, program Boston 39 35 527 6V4 “P’ 3-0. we didn’t UnUTIES DISTRICT have available, and turn It f Islanders 6, Barons 3 ------OVER 7,000 COLOR CHOICES NoUce is hereby given Uiat 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at 243-4540. into producUve work for you. Personnel Office, 110 Long CAN you MEET OUR NY Knicks 34 u livz ‘'J® "‘her team a NOTICE OF 40 ;459 i m ------Denis Potvin scored two Exterior only S10 00 charge lor color change the Board for Admission of S to ll and 11 to 7 shifts open. Hill Drive, ^ s t Hartfoiu OUALIFICATIONS Buffalo 28 46 17% chance to score because we SPECIAL MEETING Electors for the Town of An­ Conii.______goals and Lome Henning SAVE 1 4 % to 1 5 % PARTICIPATING DEAIERS ONLY TOWN OF MANCHESTER RNs $5.50 per hour; LPNs A i a Juff-fffflc or NY Nets 21 533 .284 284 24^424% ‘^Mn’t open up our game,” assisted on three others to NOTICE IS HEREBY dover will be in session in the $4,50 per hour. No fees. For In­ BONANZA STEAK HOUSE - Polyester Tires PAINT SERVICED AVAILABLE pari-tima distributer? Cherry said. “That’s what help New York move Steel Guardsman Radial GIVEN that there will be a Town Office Building on Mon­ terview appoinUnent, call 677- 287 West Middle Turnpike is Central Division 9664, or 677-7707. Wo roquirt a good team is supposed to SWelCrerdiM Regaiw BALE Pta Special Meeting of the voters CONGflESSHHIAL AM8ASSA00R PRESIDENTIAL day evening April 4.1977 from LEGAL looking for Breakfast W L Pet GB within two points of the lUdltHWhUmm Pile* PRICE r.E.T. ^ ’U find our prices on 4-ply polyester tires hanl to beet! $4,995 Invantory Invattmtflf do.” of THE EIGHTH UnUTIES 7:00 to 9:00 P.M., to accor­ Waitresses. Experience help- 90 houro per monlli Houston 46 29 .613 - Philadelphia Flyers in the AR78-I3 I44.S2 I37.M l.tt The Guardsman offers you many miles of smooth driving. SURGICAL - DENTAL Assls- full but will train. Only good roforoncot Wayne Cashman’s first- DISTRICT of Manchester, $69e95 $99e95 $129e95 dance with State Statute S%. 9- NOTICE Washington 43 31 .581 Patrick Divison. BRTS-n I47.a 94S.H 2.SS Hundreds of sipes help provide great traction. tont wanted for oral surgeon mature need a ' For Roiulti— Net Rromlooo Connecticut, to be held on the MAACO SUPREME. . . $189.95 17 for the purpose of admit- Call eelioet San period goal on a pass from DR7S-H I49.n 942.3S 9.3A The Planning and Zoning office. Full Ume. Experience Tuesday and W leMay An- ERTS-M iu .a 945.7S Monday evening, April 4,1977, Ung all persons who are found MISS WILUAMS Peter McNab was all Canadiens 6, Red Wings 2.47 th ephQurw Mon. Ihiu Fit ewn-epni OWNER OPERATED Commission will hold public necessary. Send resume to p.m. 4U.741.J7I0 tonio 42 33 .560 4 FR7S-I4 IS7.II As at 7:30 P.M., at the WHITON to be qualified to be Electors Boston needed. I48.SI 2.IS Sotuntayo—10am-2pin hearings on April 4, 1977 at Box V c/o Manchester Monday.Friday. 9 A. M. • I P. M. Cleveland 39 35 .527 6 GRTS-14 9S2.SI 9».72 2.U MEMORIAL LIBRARY, 85 of the Town of Andover. Evening Herald. OYNA FLUIDS. LTD. Low 5 0 StwIeJilty. PA Don Marcotte pushed the Doug Risebrough’s hat HRTS-14 ^ In .ia 7:30 P.M. to the Municipal REGISTERED NURSE - 3 New 9S7.44 3J« P lu iF .E .T . North Main Street, for tbe The qualifications are as trick and Michel GRTI-ll 9SS.7S As Building to hear and consider p.m. to 11 p.m. Part time or i i 9 tiiA 3-0 with a wrist ISS.SS 2.N A78-I3BbckwaU following purposes: foUows: Applicant must be PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Orleans 32 42 HR7S-19 MANCHESTER full Ume. Enjoy working with shot at 2:03 of the second Laroeque's fourth shutout 9is.li tSI.34 3.11 1 6 eighteen years of age, must be Uie following peUtions: Air Force recenUy announced Atlanta 29 46 LRTS-IS 1. To Inform and discuss with a skilled and dedicated staff period and McNab, who 9S4.9S n . « 3.44 ZONING REGULATION new openings for individuals Sears G uardsm an the voters the furnishing of 291 Adanis S t 647-992$ resident of the Town of An­ at Manchester Manor Nuratog situation Wantad Western Conference S c a n R egular Plus with prior mlUtary service. If IB had scored just one goal in sanitary sewer facilities and Take 1-86 to Exit 93 dover, if foreign bom must be AMENDMENT Home. Excellent wages and Midwest Division ------Black wall rou nave been out for less his previous 21 games, Sears Dyn services to the Baldwin, Con­ 7/10 mile South of Caldor’s. COAST TO COAST a naturaUzed citizen. The Commission proposes been out for less benefits. Please call 6464)129. WOMAN TO BABYSIT for W Pet A78-1.3 S16..‘SO 1.74 GB rounded off the scoring Problem free RefiiarPrtc* RsfBtor Price PiM cord Road areas. Ruth K. Munson, to amend the zoning r ^ l a - for“ “ W arof two girls. 7-8:30 to my home. Denver 45 .608 BiKhwMI WMiewsIl r.t.T. B78-1.3 Town Qerk Call after 5:30. r — seven minutes later with W.99- $ 1 8 .3 0 1.84 2. To discuss the possibility of P en n ?t^ * n » * “ "‘eel *be Air {"orce Im- Detroit 42 PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) 1.72 for Board for I Windior PubUc SebooU are .560 his 37th of the season. B7S-13 I27.0S S3S.SS IJ2 E78-14 $ 2 1 .0 0 furnishing sanitary sewer changing mediately. Cali 646-7440. I Meklnf Chicago 39 — For the first time in five 2.25 NOTICE Admission of Electors Hotels” to read "Hotels with .527 ® “We should have played E7S-I4 93S.M 933.SS 2.23 facilities and services SUI8TITUTE Kan City years the National Foot­ F78-14 $ 2 2 .0 0 048-3______not less than 16 rentable STEADY WORK - RelUble, 39 .520 F78-14 •3I.SS 934.SS 2.37 2.39 anywhere within the District. PUBLIC HEARING TEACHERS □ EDUCATION "’‘’’■e drive and inten- ball League - and the G7»-H sleeping accommodations.” hard worker, who wants Indiana 32 S32.SS 93S.0S zji G78-14 $ 2 4 .0 0 THE EIGHTH ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS I Elementary and secondary, all said Pittsburgh players, too, for that G7S-1S 93S.M 2.55 K.T. LEAR ASSOC. steady emploment, good in­ I subject areas. Including; Milwaukee 27 931. IS 2A$ BOARD OF DIRECTORS INVITATION Prhaia InatrucUona is .355 19 Coach Ken Schinkel. “We H78-1S - G78-1.'; im U T IE S DISTRICT SUBDIVISION come. Call 5286702 between 9- I Business education, languages, matter — are free of out­ $41.99 2.79 $ 2 4 .0 0 2.58 town OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 2 only. Pacific Division have had five days off and L7I-U 943.SS Michael Massaro TO BID To subdivide a tract of 2.3 j Industrial education, physical side problems, and as the - 3.S9 H78-1.'; I education, and home GUITAR, BANJO Teacher - W L Pet GB we came out awful flat.” $ 2 6 .0 0 2.80 President NoUce Is hereby given that the Board of Dlitsctors, Town of Sealed bids will be received acres with approximately 490 Los Ang league’s club presidents No Trade in Required! Edward M. Fitzgerald, Manchesto, C on^tkut: wlU bold a PubUc Hearilig iTthe REUABLE, I economics. Minimum Specializing to Folk, I ^ l a r , 48 27 .640 — Elsewhere in the NHL, to the Office of The Director feet on Hillstown Road and 200 I requirements; Must have a start weeklong meetings Sale Prices In Effect This Week Only! Qerk H iring Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street HARDWORKER who wanU Bluenass, vocal Accompanl- Portland 43 33 .566 5% Washington took Toronto 7- FREE M ountint of General Services, 41 Ctenter feet on Woodside Street into 3 steady employment. Good in­ I Bachelor’s Degree, be a U.S. menf Let music be the cure Golden today Commissioner Pete Dated at Manchester, Maniiester Connectlmt, Tuesday, April 5,1977, at 8:00 P.M. to Street, Manchester, Connec- lots. I Citlxen, and in good health. An 4, Chicago defeated the consider and act on the following; come. Call 87^15. for your Spring Fever. Free Rozelle sees a bright Connecticut, this 22nd day of Ucut unUl April 14, 1977 at I Equal Opportunity Employer. loan inslrument. Children 7 State 41 .547 7 New York Rangers 5-3, the MULTI-CIRCUITS INC. I Apply • Recruitment Office, future for the sport. March, 1977. approprlaUon lo General Fund Budget 11:00 a.m. for the following: FIXTURE HANGING • Elec- on. Reasonable rates. MO- Seattle 37 .493 11 w ' . RESUBDIVISION I Attention Mrs. Wyman, P.O. 1^' f ; ^ 057-3______I W ^ . TRAWFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund*- Rental of one new rec­ trlcal repairs, and stock work, I Box 10. Windsor, Conn., 06008. 6557, Phoenix 29 .392 18% To subdivide a parcel of 10.7 fo^ W unappropriated surplus reserve tangular compaction con­ for lighUng showroom. Must I Phone (203 ) 688-3831. Sunday’s Games VConns to play Manhattan S e a rs 3 6 raV acres into 2 parcels wlUi fron­ be energetic,-and technically REMEDIAL READING and Legal Notice tainer and one new two cubic tage on Slater Street and Boston 114, NY Nets 109 yard compactor. able. Full time, with excellent math; individualized work STORRS (UPI) — Storrs campus next Feb SAVE TOWN OF BOLTON I ^ s e d addiUonal appropriaUon to General Fund Budget Tolland Turnpike as shown on future. Call Mr. Rosenberg, am, (Ut-8th grade) by Phila 128, Portland 116 Connecticut and 25. CALL FOR SPECIAL ~i evening ceramics class, to be The Town of Manchester is a plan entitled "Resubdivislon 646-2830. An Equal Opportuni­ K ir’s degree teacher. 5 ^ NY Knicks 109, Manhattan universities Manhattan gained a 13-12 TOWN MERTING financed from fees ah ^dy collected. an equal opportunity Plan MulU-Clrcuits Inc. Slater ty Employer. IMMEDIATE Part Time 8075. Washington 95 have agreed to play a two edge in the series with a 72- The legal voters of the Town l^ p ^ a d ^ U o M l appropriation to Special Grants, Fund U, employer, and requires an af­ Street and Tolland Turnpike opening for kitchen firmative acUon policy for ail worker/cook. Days 10:30 to New Orleans 119, Indiana game "basketball series of Bolton are hereby warned $27,500.00 for a period of Manchester, (tonn. Scale 1 JOANNE KIMBERLY TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS - 69 overtime win over the of its Contoactors and Vendors Jewelry Party Plan is expan­ 4:30 Monday thru FYlday. Two Individual or group. Day or 118 beginning in 1979 at the Huskies last season at and notified to meet in a > ft o p m G ^ t ^ ^ financed from Connecticut Highway Safety inch equals 50 feet dated 3-11- openings part time nights, SPECIAL TOWN MEETING as a condition of doing ding and has openings for night. At very reasonable San Antonio 139, Kan City New Haven Coliseum. Madison Square Garden. 77 Griswold and Fuss.” kitchen worker/dlsh washer. iltlUiy ptrtonauce chtracltriuki n M lor Mwtr SteadyRider at the COMMUNITY HALL, business wiUi Uie Town, as per managers and dealers. Work rates. Private court. Call 648- •128 UConn Athletic Director Since the series began in tag U BaUerv C«nell __ P r o p ^ a^Uonal approprUUon to EducaUonal Sneclal Federal Order 11246. Copies of these applications your own hours. Highest com­ Apply In person to store 2183, anytime. Detroit 115, Houston 100 Jehu Toner said the games C«M Aatg-bam htoebtr in said Town, on Monday, Granto, Fund 41, Metric Workshop — $117.24 for two EPDA have been filed in the Town mission excellent hostess manager, Mr. Rivard, Ken­ 1950, the Huskies played tagatU, dplMes Shocks April 4, 1977, at 8:00 in the Bid forms, plans and tucky Fried Chicken, West Chicago 95, Cleveland 90 will be held on Jan. 31, nmlaataa ss SI Teachers to attend, to be financed from State Grant. Clerk’s office for public in­ Plan. No delivering or collec­ their home games at Storrs evening for the following pur­ specificaUons are available at spection. ting. Car and telephone Middle Turnpike. □ REAL ESTATE Los Angeles 92, Buffalo 89 1979, and Jan. 30,1980. The P ro p M ed ^ tlo n a l appropriaUons to EducaUon’ Special the General Services Office, and Manhattan slated its poses: PUNNING AND necessa^. Call collect to Phoenix 121, Seattle 100 two schools already are home game at Madison OPF...36 Battery 1. To consider and act upon 41 Center Street, Manchester, Carol Day, SlS-489-4429 MAN for general greenhouse c , a -il 9 9 1 — Head Start — Handicapped — $2,288.00 ConnecUcut. ZONING COMMISSION work - No experience 2$ scheduled to play at the Square Garden. a request to appropriate the Ronald Gates, between 8:30 It 5:00, or write e a c h « S tr r t- l^ v a tlo n (South School) - $6,598.00 to be Town of Manchester, Joanne Kimberly. P.O. Box necessary. No phone calls. ^ R egular A. S ears Beat, P en ik e Tim ing Light sum of 85,400 from cash sur­ financed from H.E.W. Grant. lo oe Secretary $23,600 - 200 FOOT frontage. 5285, Roesslevilie Branch, Patrla's Grennhouse, comer ♦31.M 2______4 » 9 8 Regular I46.M ...... plus to the 'Highway Signs A ConnecUcut Dated this 28th day of March, Two bedroom Ranch. 39®* ^ p ^ a ^ U o n a l approprUUon to EducaUonal Special Robert B. Weiss, Albany, N.Y. 12205. ol Route 5 and Strong Road, ^ Wilb Trade-in Striping’ category. 1977 South Windsor. Aluminum siding, baseboard Reialir II2.M n . Se.r« Beal B. P e n ^ e 30 Teat P roleM lonal w * « « « Grants, F u ^ 41, Summer Enrichment Activities—|7,50o!o0for APPOINTMENTS ARE AVAILABLp) 2. To consider and act upon General Manager 062-3 h e a t^ w ^ e . Hutchins Agen- ,weary after a tough winter? StarUng Analyier, Regular |M*.M ...... Grades 5-12, to be financed from fees to be charged for No. 067-3 IMMEDIATE JOB Openings hard. Lights dimming? Replace now with the able to ni moat American ma^ a request to appropriate the MANCHESTER Drive-In is cara, mporla, vana k plck-upa. program. * $1200 to $2000 posslblllUes. We TUESDAY thru FRIDAY. WALKINS SATURDAY power-rated Sears 36. Fit moat American-made C. Sears Pensite IgniUon Analyier sum of $3,649 from cash sur­ reopening. Many positions Faai, low-coat liuUIlatlon avaU- Reguhrlsa.M...... 3 Announcamanta need clear-miiided people who cars. toie. 2 9 ” plus to a new category called Budget 1976- Announeamonta are willing to work haitl for a now available. Male and 72 ELDRIDGE STREET • 'Anti-Recession Wages.’ ■ J . ” ***'' ffeaerve Fund - $30,000.00 for a rewarding future. We want to female. Must be 18 or over. three bedrooms, large family ■HI STYLIN • RUM M m iM • LOM NMR SNtflK Call Evenings 649-5900. kitchen, pantry, laundry 3. To consider and act upon f i M i ^ w “ •’’’‘y ‘llafnllniUon aystem, to be talk to you privately. We have a request to appropriate tbe financed from Water Fund unappropriated surplus. many job openings, offering room, wall-to-wall carpeting S(‘ar,s Aulo Specials security benefits, pensions, DENTAL CHAIRSIDE assls- throughout, garage, plus Auto VALUES sum of $400 from cash surplus Unt - for children's practice. many extras. Asking $31,900 to tbe Town Clerk’s budget and high earnings. Training starts Immediately. Apply at Full time. Will train. Desire Paul J. CorrentI, 648-2125. or with $275 designated for the Chapter Number 643-5383. A. Sears Heavy-Duty Alumlniied 1 0«T *3 OFF...Fronl End . PHeSENTS Ramada Inn, Route M, off qualification: organized, Sears Tire ‘Advertlalng’ category and 56 FluoridaUog Bridge Stoeet exit, Warehouse assertive, able to interact Murner.FltlO%Amer.cata. Wheel Alignment $125 designated for the with people, secretarial and LOVELY aluminum sided Change Special 73 Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Licenses AL GENTILE'S Point at 10 a.m. Wednesday B. Sears 8 Amp Battery Charger For Moat ‘Photoatat & Reproduction’ March 30th. No phone calls bookkeeping skills, desire for Cape with fireplaced living TVEJ\^ARKQFA Regular I36.H...... 2 9 ” 90 Houii for Voting to other than State ElecUons personal growth. Send resume room, wall-to-wall carpet, 3 Amer. Cara category. 91 Voting District Ordinance please. An Equal Opportunity Reg. II2.N 9 9 9 4. To consider and act upon Fr—'Employer.----- lo Post Office ^ x 1, Glaston­ bedrooms, tool shed and C. Sears 12 ft. Battery Booster 100 By-Uws and Special AcU to be Indexed and kept by bury. more. Asking $39,900. Zinsser 8** a request to appropriate the Town Clerk C ables. R egular 110.99...... sum of $1,500 from cash sur­ Agency, 646-1511. i RMw Urcs • Mm M 101 Recording of DocumenU by Town aerk: Fee ______Maiiohesler lU^liHipl Srhoul •SpUbaUacttwhMlR. plus to the Fire Com­ 1 RMl •xAswi sytltai Uierefore WED., APR. Uiih ------dM«k. missioner's budget for the COUNTRY CHARM • Drive a few miles farther, and enjoy training and new equipment ^ y of the P ro p o ^ R ^ e r may be seen to the Town Oerk's mtmny inrn Big Band Sounda...Comady... small town living Beautiful categories. Office during business hours. FASHION FABRICS C U O i tOICAM Magle...Pun For Alll S:00 P.M. Fabric • Yam Stera In Mandiaatar naada an six room Ranch. Double gar­ Dated at Bolton, Connec­ P r o p o s ^ ^ ^ e n t to SecUoo 70-1 of the Ordinances of the Where America 9hops CAU 643-0748 age, fireplace. Approximately Sears ticut, this 28tb. day ol March, Towi of Manchester enUUed "Numbering of BuUdlngs." Copy ASSISTANT MANAGER acre treed lot, on a deadend ilA R l, NtliUlirH ANDI'O (MMfit NevioftM ChUrM’t NotpHal 457 Main StrNt A.D., t«7. Offul be seen to the Town Oerk's street. VA - No Money Down AUKtiuTUAOu, ...aroao aaisna. ______DAVIDA.DRESELLY, Famlllarty with FabrIca and/or Sawing Taohniqiiaa, Pasek Realtor, 289-7475. MMCNESTER Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Buck •oimtmuoct waai w itu ««„ c 1st Selectman PhylUi Jackstoo, Secretary and Yama, art a daflnita aaaai flacant ralall NORMAN J. PREUSS, Board of Directors Regales:!^ axparlanca prtfarrad. Good atartlng aalary, flna COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Effective April 5th Farm, with three story barn 647-1167 2nd Selectman Manchester, Connecticut « !■ ••lirr , , t « . , uilk n , banaflta, and 20% Stora DIacounl. Tuaaday, LEON RIVERS, March 29th, at BEACONWAY FABRICS, 3M Bro^ Butler-type building. Power 3rd Selectman MaiSi fin*"****^'^' •b‘* tvfenth-flfth day of Cotntr ol Brood StraaL Manchaalar. plant, and other out bulldlngi, 070-3 and Conlor Slioot Moo.-Frl. I o.m. -6pm plus Three Lovely Homes. 06M Phono 646.3112 Sol...... 6 o.m . 12 n'^Si Offers invited. BW iW ty 647-1419. , .C. , :>uvr.*.

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MomM For Solo iS No/pM For $olo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., March 28, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B Houtohold Ooeda 40 Artfe/M h r Solo 41 Anllquoo 40 Aporlmonto For Font 83 TWO FAMILY Flat - Four ELUNGTON - TICK TOCK OHhoo-atoroo h r Ront SB Wontod to Ront 67 AuhoForSolo National Weather Forecast REFRIGERATORS - GIRLS BIKE - 20". Brand WANTED - Hummels, Qocks, I I Uolorcycloo-BleyclM S4 rooms each. Excellent loca­ new. Color, blue. For further TOWER - Immediate oc­ Washers, ranges, used, Delta - Paintings, Trains, Ear- ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square JO 74 M O O A tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced Information, call 646-1121 ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, cupancy. A new one bedroom RETUIED c o u p l e - Desire 1971 TOYOTA C orolla - reduced! 646-2426, 9 to S. KEITH guaranteed and clean. New DO m *t BA ^fLiY — feet industrial space, 2,000 four or five room apartment, y : after 6:00 p.m. Townhouse community within Automatic, am/fm radio. shipment damaged, GE and Jugs, Crocks, Almost square feet office space. Etasl- Anything Old. 646-2690. walking distance of stores, or Duplex. Available May 1st. $550. Call 6466163. ★ ★ HEBRON - Three or Four REUESniE Frfgidalre. Low prices. B. D. J PGoT f e t i s h e s a r e ^ wtHlIvidable. 24^94495,246 Call 6460255, after 5 p.m. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON Pearl and Son, 649 Main ONE MAPLE Kitchen Uble - banks and churches. Features bedroom Dutch Cape - include private entrances, FX-1200 - Built by factory 172 E. Ctntor 81. Street, 64^2171. With 2 chairs. One mahogany 1975 FORD TORINO Wagon. Breezeway, two car garage, 5 conference room table, vnth 2 balcony overlooking cathedral MBRY COMMON. Air conditioning, power engineer. Brancn heads, OFFICE FOR RENT - Tinker Barnett clutch, aluminum acres. $57,900. McDonald Real top drawers. Good condition. 49 ceilinged living room, wall-to- •••••••••••••••••••#•••••• steering and brakes. Good < i Estate, days, evenings and “ W s M a k s ' LOVE SEAT - Good condition. Wontod h Buy Building, 789 Main Street, rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ Colonial design. Call 64^ $M for both. 649-1488. wall carpeting, 1 .12 baths, BY THE lAlAYf condition. 53,000 miles. $3,150. UMMUMCSCO - Sundays 228-9705, or Sffl-9081. HOUSE CALLS" range, refrigerator, garbage htenchester. $60 monthly, in­ □ AUTOMOTIVE Call Mr. Brown 646-2830, buretor, balanced motor, blue 0255, after 5 p.m. OLDER BUREAUS, Dressers cludes electricity. Call 646 printed motor and transmis­ GE FROST FREE - Rockers, tables, chairs, dispoul, pantry unit, air con­ evenings, 6460557. Refrigerator Freezer. ditioning, master TV antenna, MiHBPe DID y o u 8022. sion. $3,400 firm. Call 8467732. IMAMCIICS 646-4126 KELVINATOR GAS STOVE - desks, and antiques. Phone Autos For Solo SI ffW I Six months old. Call after 5:00 Excellent condition, harvest 643-9112. abundant closets, 24-hour NEAT 1970 BMW 2002 -112,000 miles. poirTiaiWMi 649-1622 gold, $75. Call evenings, 649- superintendent service, laun- GET TH O SE ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ Good condition. New tires, p.m., ^3 6 0 . . J4, fice. Ground level, central NEED CAR? Credit bad? ★ ★ lOWItt UMfftAIMIl \ HOMIMNIMTI... EARLY GIBSON - Vega or diy and storage facilities in TEMNH5 SHOES? and suspension. AM/FM M-Slsw__ w n iM iriT . basement, no pets. For ap THAVg} location, professional Bankrupt? Repossessed? radio. Best offer over $1000. Martin Guitars, banjos or raU d^,^klng and utilities. Honest Douglas accepts 1968 NORTON 750 - $500 or r y — sr - S i A " ! * w **•»■ mandolins: also American pointment please call 87698m, Whithrop Call 742-9171, or 2461320. best offer. Call 644-1754 before *'f p-irofMp — m c H iT n a luitriM Monday through Friday 8 to 5. lowest down, smallest S4a-«144 Loto-Lond h r Soh 24 Building SuppHoo 42 paintings. 644-8962. payments. Douglas Motors, 6 : 00 . SNOW □ MISC. FOR SALE Equal Housing Opportunity. 1974 MUSTANG II GHIA - A TBAc> ! B ^ r s a i d OME«3FTHEA\AIN MANCHESTER - Retell and / 345 Main. ONE, TWO, it Three acre NATURAL STONE for WANTED - UUUty Shed and THATfe-rHe R fasTT w e Power steering, power 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En­ ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE ME WHAT CAUSBS> c a u s e s OF LlNBW=lO>Wasir or manufacturing space. 2,000 brakes, steel belted radials, iMWIAIHIkrCPOCAll^ building lots - $8,500 and up. retaining walla, veneers, Patio Umbrella in good condi­ UNEMPLCVAtENT. lA/E EVERSES^ square feet to 100,000 square 1975 DATSUN B-210 dure. Excellent condition. 3,- EAST HARTFORD - New All approved and ready to go. Artleloo h r Solo 41 GARDENS of Strawberry IS TtkDAAANy PBDPLe vinyl roof. 44,000 miles. J Listing. Immacluate Five patios, etc. Pick up by the tion. Please call 643-9282. A T B A C H E R O S y . feet. Very reasonanle. Hatchback - Automatic, 600 miles. Best reasonable McDonald Real Estate, days, Road. A new suburban one BEINQ-OLTTOFWaaK. Asking $2300. Call 6461873, offer. Call after 4 p.m., 646 For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, March 29. Monday night Room Ranch, on child-safe ALUMINUM sheets used as pound or dellveiy by the ton. Brokers protected. Call excellent condition. AM/FM 8 evenings and Sundays 228- bedroom apartment com­ t :—' after 5:30. 8807. wiii find snow in the northern and mid Rockies, the northern dead end street. Full base­ printing plates, .007 thick, Bolton Notch Stone <^airy, Heyman Properties, 1-226 track, radials. Call after 6:00 9705, or 228-9081. 649-3163. munity nestled in the country ^ y — ^ 1206, p.m., 2862060. $2800. Piains and portions of the Lakes, changing to rain over much ment, rec room with bar. 8x21 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Rooms h r Ronl 82 hills in historic Ellington. In 1970 FORD MAVERICK - of the Northeast. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. enclosed porch, stockade $1. Phone 643-2711. addition to it's unique, Good condition. $600. Call Comporo-Trolloro fence. 15x30 above ground Dogo-BIrdo-Poto 43 WE PAY $15 for complete Mobllo Homot 65 Minimum readings include: (approximate maximum 21A Aeros FURNISHED ROOMS for refreshing architectural OFFicESPAcT after 6 p.m., 6468503. pool. Home is in excellent con­ UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 56 ( 76), Boston 45 ( 66), DOG-CAT BOARDING gentlemen - Kitchen design and beautiful dition throughout. $37,900. *6,500 Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, privileges, free parking. Cen­ F O R R E N T Auto Body, 5261990. 1974 VW BEETLE - Radial 18' CAMPER trailer - single Chicago 48 (65), aeveland 50 (71), Dallas 54 (78), Denver 23 bathing/grooming. Complete landscaping, it features axle, excellent condition. (46), Duluth 33 ( 38), Houston 53 (81), Jacksonville 62 ( 84), Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, Niealrooh Brownies, nurses. East tral location. References and private entrances, private ';j0 square feet, renter o ., tires, am/fm stereo radio. 646-2098 days, 646-5175 modern facilities. Canine PARTS Department now open Eleven years old. $1,500. Call Kansas City 42 ( 63), U ttle Rock 55 (74), Los Aageles 49 (65), Catholic School. 6491225. security required. 6462693, patio area with sliding glass Manchester, air condlUonIng and I Good condition. $1700. Call evenings and weekends. Tm ani a half acre, o( beautiful Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon parking. Call MMS51. I Saturdays. Complete line of after 6 p.m., 6466503. 742-8930. Miami 74 (82), Minneapolis 39 ( 48), New Orleans 63 ( 79) land, Vennool border, town road Road, Manchester. 646-5971. after 5 p.m. doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, frontaae, nice brook, buulltultv SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com- Chrysler parts. Cborches New York 46 (64), Phoenix 47 (62), San Francisco 41 (61), range, refrigerator, garbage 1177 tyWA,tat. Motors. 6463646. ARE YOU Selling your Mobil "TBOLTOM— wooded. Priced at 16,900. Can be ppnents. Dual turntable. CLEAN, FURNISHED Room disposal, master TV antenna, Seattle 34 (50), St. Louis 47 ( 73), Washington 51 (75). purebaaed with J0% down. Seven Excellent condition. Best FREE PUPPIES - Cute, t h r e e r o o m OFFICE - Home? Buyers are waiting, Landscapers dream, goes 2“ '; Hnjncing. Call New Ensland lovable and paper trained. for responsible, working traverse rods, laundry and Motorcyoloo-Blcycloo 64 (tall Plaza Homes. Broker. 1- Realty Co. offer. 643-0888, days. gentleman. Call 64M701, after first floor. Excellent location, TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, with this exceptionally Ctall 646-4259 alter 4 p.m. storage facilities in basement, Aporlmonto For Ront S3 Apprtmonto For Ront yellow, excellent condition, well kept 7Mi room Raised 802-2S4-9389 6 p.m. air conditioning, total elec­ 5$ Aportmonlo For Ront S3 all facilities. Newly TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, decorated. Reasonable rent. make an offer. Call 646-4938 Ranch that offers such FREE TO A GOOD home, two tric, no pets. Ranch and CENTRAL LOCATION - Se­ after 5 p.m. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and BRAND n e w 14 foot wides, processed pavel, stone, sand ONE LARGE furnished room, AVAILABLE Immediately - NEWER FIVE Room Duplex 6461680, 6463549. rack. $1,750. 2864042. features as a redwood pan­ males, part Shepard. Call 647- Duplex style apartments cond floor, four room apart­ Two bedroom duplex in from $9995, in stock ready for and fill. For delivery call (^mplete light housekeeping available. Rentals starting at ' ird.par" eled cathedral ceiling in 9008 anytime. ment. Stove included. $175 per excellent location. Walk to 2400 SQUARE FEET - In 1976 TRIU M PH TR 7 - immediate delivery. Price In­ aaaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaasa,,, George H. Griffing, Andover, facilities, nivate entrance, $175. per month. For appoint­ month. Security. 6461189. y $250 the living room, over sized 7467M6. shopping and bus. Full walk IP modern air conditioned Original cost $7,000, asking 1974 KAWASAKI 500 - Under cludes: Wall to wall parking. 633-8323. ment call 8769876, Monday April entry with redwood pan­ Roaf Eololo Wontod 29 AKC DOBERMAN PUPPIES out basement with laundry Colonial brick Shopping $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ 4,000 miles. $1,000 or best carpeting, matching ELEBANT - Rosevale, Elfred line. Bred thru Friday, 8 to 5. VERNON SUB-LET one ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone offer. Call 644-1754 before appliances, bow window, front eled wall, oversized TWO 300 AMP RecUfiers - ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly hiwk ups. Small pet accep­ Center. Full basement. Plenty TWO-FAMILY baths, 2 garages, up to 10 ' in­ ALL CASH for your property for size and temperament. bedroom apartment. Wall-to- ILOOKINQII 5669348 after 5 p.m. Da 8 : 00. country kitchen, and much sulation. Choice of colors for kitchen, 3 bedrooms, for­ Good condition. Good for rooms. Single $59.95, $64.95, table. ^ per month. 64642$7 I We offer the lugeat wiely of f ROCKVILLE - Three Room of parking. Will sulnlivlde within 24 hours. Avoid red Call 872-3686. TWO BEDROOM Duplex wall carpeting, dishwasher, or 6467023. more. Large selection to interior and rugs. 10 year mal dining room and a plating, or welding. Call 646 double $69.%, $74.95 plus tax. I attractive apartmenla and ! Apartment. With heat, hot Mr. Belfiore. 647-1413. tape, instant service. Hayes 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. apartments - Within walking disposal, air conditioning, 1975 NOVA HATCHBACK - 6 1965 TRIUMPH CHOPPER - choose from, all priced to sell, 5-5 two family with 2 car Home Owners Warranty. Low most delightful family Phone in room. Call 6462300. I ktenchester. j water, stove refrigerator. Corporation, 6466131. NEEDS ROOM to run - White, distance to downtown pool, tennis court, patio. Oa j Renlnl office open dally 9-5, ROCKVILLE - Rental - cylinder. Standard transmis­ $850 firm. Driven daily, 62 Excellent financingicini available. garage close to everything. down payment considered. Manchester. $210 monthly, in­ j weekends, IM. Carpet. $165. No pets. Parking room, with built-in bar, 2 SWIMMING POOLS - Large male Shepard CoUle cross. bus lin e. $235 m onthly. MANCHESTER - T hree S tores, 13-19 West Main sion. Excellent condition. m.p.g. Call evenings after Trades welcomed. Parts, Living room, dining room, Charles Ponticelli & Son. 646- fireplaces, 3 full baths, 2- SELLING your house? Call us Good watcMog, housebroken, VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ cludes: Heat, hot water, Available April 1st. Call after Rooms. Convenient. Bus. No for one car. Adults only. 6:00, 6461960. supplies, and accessories. 2 bedrooms, kitchen each pool distributor has luxury nished room on busline ideal Street. 22x60. Full basement, $2300, or best offer. Must sell. 1540, 6464800. car garage, 1 acre treed lot first and we'll make you a playful and friendly. Free to appliances, and parking. Call 8:00, 871-0^. pets. Security deposit. $145. DAMATO S ^ r i t y deposit. CalI64676S0. 6465732. Full time service department. apartment. Mint condition. above ground pools in original for working person. reasonable rental. 232-9041, with a terrific view. $69,- cash offer. T.J. Crockett, cartons. Guaranteed. Must good home only. Call evenings Call Joan, 5M "*^ or 646 M.I. Kaplan, owner. 1972 HONDA SL 350 - RebuUt Plaza Homes, 13« Wilbur Ask Don Lappen to show TWO FAMILY - Two and four Realtor, 6461577. or leave message, 6469949. References and security 9797. ENTERPRISES FOUR ROOM DUPLEX - motor, runs great, $475, Call Cross Highway, Berlin 'Turn­ 900 clear warehouse for new 1977 required. Call 646-0505. MANCHESTER - Enjoy ™ the VOLKSWAGENS - We buy, w u through. Priced at bedrooms. Close to Main 646-1021 Westside. April to (Jetober sell, and repair rebuilt 872-4339. pike, Berlin, Connecticut. 1- $49,900. Street. Good condition. Pools - $599. com pletely VILLAGER APTS. best of two worlds.Ids. Nicely Assort Property IMMEDIATE Cash for your erected. 31x16 OD, ISXM swim Uvootoek Carpeting, full basement, tile HEBRON - Two Bedroom 1st. Parking. No pets. Securi­ For Ront gs engines and transmissions. Garage. Excellent invest­ U&R REALTY CO. property. Let us explain our Aporlmonto For Ront S3 renovated, older duplex. Six ty. $165. 6467672. 843-2092 area, complete with liner, baths, appliances, heat, patio, air rooms, new kitchen and bath, ^Apartment. Heat, wall-to- Some used. Tim Moriaity, 1976 KAWASAKI-KZ 400. ment. Let tenant cany your fair proposal. Call Mr. BIG BEAUTIFUL Chestnut conditioner, no pets, adults wall. Appliances, storage. Great condition. $1,000. Call Robert D. Murdock ladder, pump, sundeck, fen­ full basement, $260 per month. ALMOST NEW - Five Room SUMMER RENTAL, Water- Hartford Rd., Manchester. Auhmollvo Sorvho 66 property. Keith Real Estate, Belfiore, 647-1413. Pony - $125. Metal, red pony WE HAVE customers waiting March 1st occupancy. $235. Phone 6462871. MANCHESTER - Three between 1 and 7 p.m., 6460233. 6464126, 649-1922. Realtor cing and stairs. Financing for the rental of your apar6 Paul W. Dougan, 6 4 6 ^ . Duplex. Very large kitchen. front Cottage - On Lake arranged. Absolutely no cart $90. Pony harness $40. CHMLES LESPEIIANCE large living room, car rooms. Convenient. Bus. No Kanasqtka, Moultonboro, 1974 PINTO - Real beauty. 6 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- ZINSSER MAY WE BUY your home? Call 4569373, or 4569918. ment or home. J.D. Real pets. Security deposit. $145. 1972 YAMAAHA 380 Enduro - obligation. Call toll free 1-806 S49-7620 ONE ROOM EFFICENCY - appUances.W ^ces. Full celUr " and at­ New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. Speed, radio, whitewalls, and sun specialists, factory R a a lto r Quick, fair, all cash and no Estate Associates, Inc. 646 FEMALE ROOMMATE only - Heat, hot water, appliances. Call Joan, S^IOM, or 646 Good condition, runs well. trained, one day service, 114 EAST HARTFORD - 5 12 BOLTON - 3 bedroom 382-4529. Ask for FYank. 1980. tic. Sun deck..Vei Very largeyi'ard. Completely furnished, fully best of all 14,000 certified m 646-1011 MLS Rambling Cape. Charming roblems. Call Warren E. BAY GELDING Horse - 15.2 vMet, dependable, responsi­ Main Street location. Securi- 9797. equipped kitchen, screened miles. Buy of the year at $250. Call 872-4262 after 1:00 East Main Street, Rockville. Room Ranch. Located in the Sbwland. Realtors, 643-1108. Western/EngItah. $m . Arab ble person to share firepuced Private drivewayiveway aiana en- .. p.m. 871-1617. fireplaced dining room, knotty SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com­ FOR RENT - Five rooms, ly, references, lease. $135. trances. $2% monthly. Securl- porch, sun deck, float, dock. $1895. Full giuirantee. Subur­ Hills Street area. Full base­ Quarter. Call 7469338, after LOOKING for anything in real apartment. Call after 4:30, (^11 after 6 p.m., 6463911. TWO BEDROOM Apartment - ban Motor Car, 50 Tolland MANCHESTER - Owner pine den, living room with ponents. Dual turntable. centrally located, heat and hot ty. Two children allowed. No Private sandy beach. Great ment, rec room, appiiances, 5:00 p.m. estate rental - apartments. water included, third floor. 6463598. Available May 1st. Stove and Turnpike, Manchester, 646 offers newly decorated 7 room plus two air conditioners. fireplace. Also, unfinished Houtohold Goods 40 Excellent condition. $600. or pets. Call 6467705, anytime. fishing. Centrally located in homes, multiple dwellings, no Call 2865133. TOWN HOUSE Apartment to refrigerator. $180. Ctantrally 2076. Opien 8-8 on Vernon- Ranch, attached garage, in Asking $37,900. Goodchild- family room. Call Arthur or best offer. 643-0888, days. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Lakes Region. $200 w « ^ y . Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. LADY'S DRESSER - Solid BALED HAY at farm or sub-let in Manchester. Two located. Security. 643-4976. Call Cromwell, 635-0457, after Manchester town line. ground pool. Large Screened Bartlett Realty, 646-2098 days, delivered. Call 742-8535. Associates, Inc. 6461980. MANCHESTER - Comfor­ Watson Beach Co., mahogany, painted antique GOLD 90 inch couch and THREE ROOM Apartment - bedrooms, modern kitchen, table, clean convenient one 6:00 p.m. porch. 34 acre lot. $46,900. 644- 646-5175 evenings and THREE ROOMS - H eat, TWO DOOR Dodge D art 2148. weekends. Manchester Office, 647-9139. white. 45W X 20D X 37H. chair, excellent condition, With stove and refrigerator. utulities included. $2% per bedroom apartment with Drawers, three large, three Antiquoo NEW THREE Room apart- No pets. Cali 2861241. refrigerator and stove. Third Sports Coupe - 1973. Buckets Equal Housing Opportunity. contemporary, $150. Call after mentm a n f - . Handy U a n / l t r to bus K its and aliAvw.shop­ month. Available May 1st. private entrance in small CAPE COD - East Harwich - small. Brass puUs. Two 6:00, 6 4 ^ 9 4 . Call 6465583 after 5:00. floor. No children or pets. Call For rent. Brand ne«>, seats, sun roof, rear seat folds RANCH MANCHESTER - Gracious 7- ping. References and security Itaifa nonu, caipatad, astn single story building. Ideal for down. Call 647-9293. carved sunbursts. $50. Phone WANTED Antique furniture, MANCHESTER - DELUXE elderly person or couple. $210. 6462238.______three bedroom home, cou> In mint condition located room Raised Ranch on large 649-9673. deposit required. $210 per I cloaata, all affU—tt. air -vw. JILUMNMSDD EIGHT FOOT High glass, pewter, oil paintings, or TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX. SUB-LEASE - Modem One per month. Heat and pletely furnished, sun-deck, on Vi acre lot with garage. treed lot. Three bedrooms, other antique items. R. month. Philbrick Agency, IdlUonad, paUoa, baaamtila, M^CHESTER - Newer two 1966 GTO PARTS FENDERS Hydroplane - Five drawer an­ Realtors, 6464200. Wall-to-wall carpeting down, I puking, haal, hot water te- bedroom Apartment. Heat, appliances included. Damato one niile from beech and one Wall-to-wall carpet formal dining room, GAPE UPRIGHT PIANO - Good con- Harrison, 64^09. appliances, utilities, air con- bedroom D ^lex. Half of two a n d a tk m ile s from $50, doors $50, interior paite, fireplaced family room, 2 12 tique Birds-eye maple chest of stove, refrigerator, dis­ I dndtd. Neu Uai« Strati, and Enterprises, 6461021. abounds through this lovely located in one of dition, was piano teacher's drawers. Oak chest of hwasher, garbage di^sal, difioning, laundry. Phone 646 fairly. Waddell School area. Christopher Ryder House. front bumper. Call 6&-2S78 baths. Centrally air con­ Manchester's most I Ikiwiltel. Prtcra atert at am pw 6 room Ranch. Fireplaced piano. Needs tuning, moving - drawers. Call after 5:00 p.m. WANTED - Old toys, post THREE ROOM Apartment - and no wax floor. Dining 8273. P e ts accepted. $265 per Available for rent weekly, between Id - 6 p.m. Ask for ditioned. M eed in the low desirable neighborhof^s With heat, hot water, stove, FIVE ROOM Apartment - Maureen. living room, dining room, 3 must sell. $125. Cild electric 6460429. cards, steins, stringed In- , , room, separate wash room, month. Paul W. Dougan, May through October. No10 $60’s. Call BW Realty, 647- With 3 bedrooms, struments, paintings, fur- refrigerator, I'efrige wall to wall Newly redecorated, Realtor, 6464535. ' • bedrooms, applianced stove, fair condition, best cellar and attic. Quiet loca­ AVAILABLE Immediately - pets. Call after 6 1419. fireplaced living room, offer. Call 6466544, after 5:00 niture, clocks, advertising carpet. carpet 1185. Centrally C A U M P n O M M appliances included. Children p.m. d o d g e v a n - 1968. with new kitchen and more: Asking PIANO - Spinet, walnut. tion. Prefer working couple. Newer three bedroom Duplex, accepted. No p ets. $200 kitchen with appliances, p.m. About 5 years old. $475. Call items, outright purchase, con- located,located. Adults only. No pets. engine and clutch, tires. $43,900. BOLTON - Excellent location. No pets. Available m y 1st. 112 baths, separate utmttes. monthly. Security deposit dining room, and more. 6460152. signments. — Security deposit. C alif" $275 heated, 2269317. r month. Frechette & Autos For Soh Auho Stereo. Paneled and carpeted. Four bedrooms. U & R Home, Priced in the $30's. required. Inquire 159 School SI For Soh SI WE BUY & Sell furniture. eRealtors, 646-4144. CaU 6461420. on cul-de-sac. Wooded acre Cash on the line. One piece or Sfieet. ZINSSER lot. Privacy. 20 minutes to ZINSSER an entire houseful. 6466432. Rooltor Hartford. Close to R e a lto r Furniture Barn, 344 Main Aulos For Soh SI Autor For Soh $1 Auho For Soh 6 4 6 -1 5 ;v^ ! Manchester, Vernon Circle. Street, beside Douglas SI Owner 643-4331. 646-1511 MLS Motors. FOR ARE OIL & OIL HL1ER SPECIAL I Inctudaa up to 5 quarta of oil, Motorcraft oil filiar and inalaliation. DILLON FORD’S TOTAL MICIAL l»IIICK - CAMPER SPECIAL rAKTt AND U B O n ...... 0 a 9 s Any app//ca6/a MASONRY - Brick, block, laiaa axfra. BRICK - BLOCK, stone, A. & W. PAINTING - Very concrete, chimneys, and fireplaces, concrete, chimney CARPENTRY - Repairs, fireplaces. New orrepair reasonable. Free Estimates. remodeling, additions, gar­ repairs. No job too small. Call Wayne, 6467696. ages, roofing. Call David work. Call 5284596, after 5 Save. Call 6 4 4 ^ for es­ s i - Cuilomar SIgnalura Telaphona No. Data p.m. Patria 644-1796. timates. INTERIOR PAIN'HNG and 1976 ^ 1975 FORD wallpapering. Quality FOR ALL your Dry Wall ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars ELECTRICIAN - All types of ELITE Rapalr Outer No. Authorltad Daalatthip SIgnalura and attics. Moving large professional work at needs - Drobiak Dry Wall Brovrn, vinyl lop. V-l. wiring, electrical improve­ reasonable prices. Fully in­ Mrtomatic. powor «t#oring, air OFFER VALID DURINQ MARCH AND APRIL, 1977 appliances, als stone or loam ment, and r ^ i r work. FREE Company, 575 Center Street, Volkswagen Campmoliile sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ Manchester. Call 6468882. conditioning, alaroo radio. delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. estimates. Call 6465253. ting, 6469321. *4395 TRUCKLOAD SALE MAN - For heavy work in fer­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY I Pop Top, Q u CARPETING - Never laid. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior 1976 FORD F-150 tilizer plant. Job involves From $180,(KM home! Newest Carpentry and general con­ IStovo, Qit Pickup truck, biua, THE NUMBER ONE Selling Compact Car 'liroTNETTHEirSTcwT"' and Exterior Painting, 300 G-cylIndar, handling and stacking fer­ nylon short shag. Beautiful. tracting. Residential and I Rofrtgorator, Inclu^a: Inalallallon ol alx Autollta ipark pluga, Motorcraft point tot tilizer bags. Must be in good Paperhanging, and commercial. Whether it be a I q u hmi. low .automatic, powar and Motorcrall condanaar. Intpact choka, Ihrottla linkaga, apark’ * Sealed in water-proof factory remodeling. Fully Insured. ^ ataartng, radio, 11.000. and Gas Saver! rxH?, *!™* *"®,2!*1'!'>“ !®' ®*P- carburalor and liming.'*’ physical condition. Phone Mr. container. Will do three small repair job, a custom *6495 mliaa. 6469658. t^°ahtly hfghS ) *’ * '®""'®"* •'9»ucket seats, cruise con^ 70 BUICK — quality work reasonable walls, patios, steps. Ceramic BIDWELL Home Improve­ I trol, low mileage, console, radial Urea 70 0L0S0ME8A SffW COUNTRY SQUIRE^ Rapalr Ordar No. Authorind Daalarthip SIgnalura prices. References. 6464346. PAPER HANGING Expert. ment (?o. Expert Installation Coupa, ZOO V-a, atandard tranamlaalon, low E a lM Wagon, a, automatic, powar ataarlrwlpawl ISOW! OFFER VALID DURINQ MARCH AND APRIL, 1977 tile repairs. 30 years Your average paner, in |73 FORD WA80N $2080 brakaa, air conditioning, tut whaal. crwaacoraiw of aluminum aiding, gutters • t ^ , powar window,, powar aaata. thior experience. 6434953, 6^2914. *1!''','''*“® I'anamlaalon, powar ataartno m w fomm Rad. V*4, automatic, powar ataartng. 3*Door Runab GLENN GAGNON & SON - averag e room , $30. Mr. and trims. Roofing installa­ 70 wnnwAnn locta, raar dalroatar, roof rack, radial Woals,ogc Richman, 6463864. I poe^ brakes, air conditioning. (2 to ebeoaa Irom) Ona allvar. Both loadad. mHee. ak conditioning. Bricks, blocks, concrete WEDDING INVITATIONS tion and repairs. 6494495,876 Its custom cruiser sasro *4395 sidewalks, steps, fireplaces, and all forms of printing. By 9109. ■ Station Wagon. V-a, automatic. PS. PB, air power 70 RREIIRO siTo^ABSORiER^C^^ and chimneys. Call 8764973. QUALITY PAINTING and Formi^ a. 4 apaad, powar ataartng. powar hralm appointment evenings. Hease Paper Hanging by Willis mag radial Uraa, AM-FM alaraa. aSttiltlj Includaa parti and Initallallon ol a pair ol Molorcralt ahock HORACE Tetrault - Siding, llromT"' '****^ **"*' "" ** '® lOtorbart. Includaa cart and light trucki. Capri not Includtil. call 872-9407. Schultz. Fully insured, tagral CB, air condlloniriig. roofing, storm windows, aw­ |74 CUTLASS 124 88890 references. 6494343. T ^ U S E D i k 70 DELTA 80 ____ VINYL REPAIR - We can fix MAINTENANCE Work nings. Quality workmanship, ■ "SPECIAL EDITION.- V-S, automatic PS r a TOTAL tPICIAL PRICe - I •••'•• *1' condiucnlng, Landau top,’ mag •v'omaUc, powar ataartng, powar sofas chairs, cars etc. No needed. Door and window free estimates. Fully Insured. brakaa, air conditioning, radM Uraa. * PANTS AND U lO N .... need for expensive repair, painting, sheetrock Bullding-Controcting 33 872-9187, 6463417. CARS *29.95 ho OATSUN 8-210 82400 78 RIVIERA Any eppUceble recovering. 5665878. and other household services. WES ROBBINS carpentry taxes extra. 6467640. SPECIALIZING cleaning and |72 BUICK LE SABRE 82100 remodeling specialist. Ad­ repairing chimneys, roofs, I V-S, automatic, PS, PB, 60,000 mllaa. S t •?“ •••. vkhil root, radial ikaa. tad REWEAVING burns, holes. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 78 OLDS CUTLASS with white top end red Intsirlor. ODD JOBBERS - Clean new roofs. Free estimates. 30 (Damo) Brown, buckal aaata, air, yaar daiogw QMilom«r Signalurt Telephona No. Data Zippers, umbrellas repaired. built-ins, bathrooms, |70 CUTUSS SUPREME S1S0O TSLEMANS basements, attics, Roto-Till Years Experience. Howley, I C

NO JOB T(X) Small - Toilet Mr. Qoodwrench Granada, M ustang, M averick Cuilomar Signatura Talephona No. Polo ffP®*"' .plugged draim, RENT-A-CAR b y d a y * w e e k • m o n t h says: and of coursa, PIntol kitchen faucets replaced reuaired. Rec rooms’ Also Long Term Loosing on Any M a k e o r M o d e l "Ark About Our I****/ FORD Repair Ordar No. Authorized Daalarihip Signatura bathroom remodeling, heat March StnUu . j ^ | | OFFER VALID DURING MARCH AND APRIL. 1977 modernization, etc. Free DAILY RENTALS FROM *8.00 PER DAY SpoclaUr' Shop At Your Ford Store And Save More, Todayl Estimate gladly given. M & M DlaiawnUi... f. ft--649-2871 DILLON SALES & SERVICE mo. FORD SCRANTON 872-9U5 319 Main St., Manchester • 643-2145 DILLON 643-1181 MOTORS, INC. SALES SSERVICE, INC. 31S CINTIR ST., MANCHESnR.CONN.«Phono643-S135 CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC SIS Main St., ManciMiter 643-2145 'xtmcTKFrs 9tHsrtmf*uaumrMua-

\ * PAGE EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn., Mon., March M, 1977 Bidding process nears start on White Brook drain project The bidding process for the first one month, according to Jay J. Giles, include installation of new pipes phase of the White Brook storm director of public works. from North School St. through drainage project will begin in about The first phase of the project will Robertson Park and the Whiton •Library property to the intersection of Green and Phelps Rds. by way of School board will act Woodbridge St., Summit St. and Green Rd. The new pipes will range East Hartford Student helps in diameter from 48 to 108 inches. ’The council on minis'tries After complaints from Slye School on teacher grievance The improvements were included of North United Methodist in a study of the area done by area residents Saturday afternoon, Church will meet at 7 at police arrested five young men in The Manchester Board of Educa­ personal and administration, said, Griswold and Fuss, the consulting the church. C o v en try tion will act on a teacher grievance East Hartford. elders learn engineering firm for the Town of “The funds don’t exist, therefore Richard J. Maheu, 19, of 97 Glenn H. Lathrop, 19, of 32 Nathan on class size at the junior and senior there is no violation.” Manchester. Flooding problems on St. Bridget Pendelton Dr., and James M. Zocco, Hale Dr., Coventry, was arrested By SHEILA TULLER Cathy heard Supreme Court high school at tonight’s regular board The vote by the board will be Green, Oakwood and Avondale Rds. meeting at 8 at Green School. 16, of 272 Grande Rd., were charged Saturday on a warrant charging him Herald Correspondent Justice Tom Clark, Sen. Birch Bayh during the public session, Dearkin and White, Henry, Tanner, Summit announces with first-degree conspiracy to com­ The grievance was presented at the and Hudson Sts. have been blamed on with third-degree criminal mischief. In an odd turn of events, a student and Rep. Trent Lott explain their said, since the grievance action was John J. Cucchi, 18, of 164 Rowland mit robbery and third-degree work. She met Connecticut’s William March 14 board meeting, in behalf of presented during open session. the inadequacy of the present White honor roll larceny. taught teachers last week at a 21 teachers with overloads, by Atty. Dr., John M. Stebbins, 19, of 220 Cotter and Ronald Sarasin, members The board is also scheduled to act Brook storm drainage system, Giles The honor roll at Saint Coventry Police said the arrest special workshop at East Hartford’s Jonathan Kaplan, representing the said. Grande Rd., and Patrick S. Penney High School. of the House. on modifications of plans of Bridget Junior High School was made in connection with a Manchester Education Association. Designs for the first phase of im­ Shanahan, 20, of Hartford, were ail Cathy is now sharing her Washington School made at a sketch has been announc^ for the lengthy investigation into an armed Cathy Dorn, a Penney junior, The grievance claimed that the charged with having liquor on school experiences with fellow students and conference with the state Board of provements are almost completed, second quarter. The robbery Feb. 8,1976, at Jimmy’s Piz­ assisted history teacher John Larson teacher contract for stating the grounds. her sponsors, Penney’s PTA and the Education officials March 17. Giles said. He said that the town students named are as za House, Main St., Coventry. at an in-service workshop for town maximum number of pupils per should be able to start seeking bids follows: Police said a motorcycle had been teachers. They told the teachers East Hartford League of Women The major change reconunended used on school grounds causing Lathrop was released on a $2,000 teacher was violated.The “desirable for this work in a month. Grade 8 about the town history course, “East Voters. She shows slides with her was for expansion of the library- damage to turf. The complaints non-surety bond for appearance in talks. standard” set forth in the contract media center. The plans for the |1.1 The estimated cost of the first Lisa Carroll, Laura Conti, Hartford, the Community.” for secondary teachers is 125 mostly concerned noise. Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Cathy hopes for a career in govern­ million project are in the final stages phase of the White Brook work is Leslie Fetherston, Linda April 19. Police said more arrests are Cathy was among the first Penney students in five regular classes. $600,000, Giles said. Glade, Nancy Johnson. All five were released on their students to take the course created ment. She would also like to teach — with a target date for beginning con­ promise to appear in Common Pleas expected. political science, of course. The administration claimed the ar­ struction early next fall. . The second phase would include Kevin Kean, Michael by Larson and teacher Elaine Court 12 April 11. Before careers and college, Cathy ticle in the teacher contract is only a A public comment session is improvements along White Brook McNiff, Paul Potamianos, V e rn o n Williams last year. Vincent Purnhagen, Jamie has another year at Penney. She guideline and not binding and is con­ scheduled for the beginning of the from Summit St. to Bowers St. Giles Robert ’Thureson, 24, of Windsor, The semester course sparked Ross. Susan C. McCarlhy, 20, of 42 Elmer plans to keep editing Penney’s tingent on available funds. Wilson E. meeting. said, however, that the second group was charged Saturday with failure to Cathy’s interest in social studies and G rade 9 St., Eiast HarLford, was arrested newspaper, The Squire, and lead Deakin, assistant superintendent for of improvements might not be grant the right of way. He was in­ government. By the time she David Blackwell. Celine Friday afternoon at Sage-Alien, Main Penney’s Zero (ilub. needed once the first phase is com­ volved in a two-car accident on Rt. graduates in June 1978, she will have Buczek. Robert Burns, St., and charged with fourth-degree She chaired the school’s Bicenten­ pleted. 83. The driver of the other car was taken all the social studies courses Kenneth Conboy, Deborah larceny (shoplifting). Court is set for nial Club last year. The school named Town receives $38,881 .He said that a drain pipe in the Jerry Bedrick, 26, of Talcottville offered at Penney. Coombs, Dawn Cook. April 11. her its outstanding social studies stu­ 8 Gov. Ella Grasso delivered checks towns is as follows: Andover, $289; White St. area, which would require Gemma Dubaldo, Lynne Rd., Vernon. No injuries were Her interest led her to another un­ dent. totaling 54 million Thursday to Bolton, $552; Coventry, $1,138; easements from three property English, Maryann Genovesi, reported. Thureson has a court ique experience. Joan D. Nichol, 40, of Glastonbury, She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Connecticut’s 169 towns and cities in­ Ellington, $2,292; Hebron, $634; owners, might solve any additional Cynthia Granato. Black answer date of April 15 in Rockville. In February, Cathy visited was arrested Saturday at Sage-Alien Charles Dorn of Davis Rd. cluding Manchester and East Hart­ South Windsor, $2,988; Tolland, $1,- flooding problems once the first Karpe, Nancy Kelly, Barbara Washington, D.C., to take part in a ford. Manchester wiil receive |38,- 149; Vernon, $24,690. phase is completed. Kennedy. gnd charged with fourth-degree South Windsor Presidential Classroom for Young larceny. Court is set for April 11. 881. Gov. Grasso said she promised that William Leslie, James Eastei Richard Russell, 34, of 11 Pam Dr., Americans program. She was one of In ceremonies at the State Capitol, the entire allotment to Connecticut Nason, Susan Ogrodnik, Craig South Windsor, was charged Sunday- six state students chosen, and the Rifkin, Barbara Wolk- A Jefferson Lane home was broken with breach of peace. The arrest was East Hartford the governor personally banded, under Title II for the next fiscal year Laniewski. first from East Hartford. checks to the chief executive officers will be given to the state’s into sometime between 2:30 and 8:30 made in connection with a distur­ To be picked, she had to have a public records of seven municipalities and an­ municipalities. Dies in crash p.m. Sunday. Entry was made bance at the Russell home. Russell keen interest in political science and Policemen’s Ball through a cellar window. Missing are nounced that payments to other “It is now estimated that no less to be April 30 LEWISBORO, N.V. was held overnight in lieu of posting high grades. W arranty deeds towns are in the mail. than $12 million wiil be available for savings jewels and cash worth $250. a $500 bond. He was to appear in Cathy credits Robert Wood, (UPI) — Milton Kramer, Herbert L. Hutchins to James C. The fifth annual Policeman’s Ball, The Mr. Steak restaurant at 677 Penney student Cathy Dorn before a history class of- East Among the recipients was Richard that distribution if the Congress 24, of Ridgefield, Conn., Common Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ Penney’s social sciences chairman, Johnson et al, property on Montague sponsored by the Manchester Police Silver Lane was broken into early ford, today. H. Blackstone, mayor of East Hart­ adopts proposed legislation,” she has been killed in a one car Hartford grade school teachers. (Herald photo by Barlow) for her trip. He helped her with Circle, conveyance tax of $33. Union, Local 1495, will be April 30 ford and outgoing president of the said. She also said that when crash in the Vista section applying for it. Later he briefed her James R. Booth et al to Michael from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Connecticut Conference of Congress acts, she will distribute of this Westchester County on the program 's activities. Giorgilli et al, property at 27 Mallard Manchester Armory. Municipalities, who received $85,262. another check to each municipality community. Wood praised Cathy for her work, Dr., conveyance tax of $36.30. Chairmen for the event are Jon The money represents half the sometime after Juiy 1. Ella wants educators^ answers interest, and understanding. Elinor C. Lewis to Paul Maynard et Hawthorne and Don Maston. spree! anti-recessionary funds received by Gov. Grasso said that if the The Presidential Classroom aims al, property on Burnside Ave., con­ One of the Ai Jarvis orchestras will the state for the current fiscal year Congress proceeds as indicated, the HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. ment. She ordered the board and the to make young people more aware of veyance tax of $44. under Title II of the Public Works provide the music. Those wanting 8 auditors said in a report released recommendations were unusually how they are ruled. Just what is a checks for the next fiscal year will o ® Grasso today directed state educa­ department to give the matter a Saturday. Patricia A. LeBrun et al to Barry Employment Act. tickets to the event may call police specific because: democracy? total three times the amount of the tion officials to answer the many "high priority.” “Even basic issues, such as the J. Pivinsky et al, property on The amount of money given to area present payment. headquarters or 643-7764. — “A defensive attitude of The students attend seminars, tour nassiff camera criticisms raised by what is con­ She said the audit provides "an op­ prime mission of the board and the Lorraine Court, conveyance tax of resistance by the administration of the city and hold group talks. $30.80. 630 main 643>7369 manchtitar sidered to be one of Uie most critical portunity to evaluate this procedure authority of the board are uncertain­ the SDE;” state audit reports in memory. with regard to the operation of the ties in the minds of board and depart­ — “SDE and SBE neglect of state Plainfield results State auditors this weekend board and the department and to ment leaders,” they said. statutes” At Pinehurat criticized what they said was a lack develop its future application to Education (Commissioner Frank R. — “Board and department failure u m N rin H Fully Cooked, shankless, of leadership among education of­ m m sum UIMMinUM other areas of state government.” Shedd and Board Chairman John E. to improve SDE ‘administrative H U B M - TMOt FHT 7M UN IN IN K IB Ml - n t t FMT hockless ficials, saying the officials do not Auditors say officials have done lit­ East Hartford n r su m SMlp*r IN IN nam mnnsiim Toffolon responded to the criticism capability’ and to develop standards I'/saflJ!*** « u i ut 54^IMp.lw IN l-U'p Ftop MjCitofc UN IN SN MORRELL appear to understand their roles. tle to improve or supervise, control l-Uk W IN u i UN IN IN MMMto IN IN V tNp LN IN IN snip In UN IN IN iiSS? IN IN IN Nutmeg Smoked CalhA~Ride Sl*> hkn IN IN ItobFiiN IN IN IN InSI In in in Art talk scheduled SM W i IN I t e . IN IN jt o h t o ,M IN IN U toU i IN Boneless Daisy Rolls. our rog. 2.99 yd. SlN.tlP|..8 ta IN lIliliNiS SN The number for East Hartford’s n t u s i IK UN IK UN IK UK Also Easer Polish “200 Years of Connecticut Art” Evening with Three of the Lively MMilUpSitUN WpUp Ml ppU SU.N h to IM piU SUN Klelbasa from Mucke. Call-A-Ride is 528-4411. Those eligi­ hUKtHUpSiUIN jhMlMpgUpN k to lU pUI SUN MKk SU pN SUN s a v e 3 3 c yd- is the title of a talk to be given Arts.” T(Mi 144 pu m m MppklUpNUlN ble for the free rides are persons age nRmS74ppNSS3UI IHkPk 714 pN WIN Irikck 144 piM HUN FRESH TURKEYS Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Ferguson, an artist, has served am cNmnnN NNB (I) nBramHMMxm am su (I) nnm Fto cam (I) 65 or over or the handicapped. SSm IM i liN in in ItoMpto SN IN IN 14pS t o ;- * iy . UN IN IN Order now at Federal Savings, 1137 Main St., as a juroY for many art shows. He i nriMM uS 4N 7 ^ t o IN 4N IN IN IN lU m ilm ” 4N UN'i MNI IN IN \ S : X r “ ig PINEHURST East Hartford. will show slides Tuesday and ---- SN SN t o IN Charles Ferguson, director of iK N a i IKN eII WIIN IK Nell GROCERY iacquards*wd white answer questions. IM*INpSiNl.N to U lP iH n iN t t o IM piU SUN ^ tok aim SUN the Museum of American Art, is NrMi U; pN IINN kik 1.744liM tlNUI 302 Main 643-4151 A coffee hour will follow the TiMi SI4 pm tltON nUNMNSTN M ilk Ml piH Mia orepe solids I Area fire calls the speaker. talk. There is no charge. The bank Iribik 144 pN SMIN HNUtSTiai MMItSMNI The program 4s the first of a has a large parking lot in the rear series at the bank titled “An of the building. '^hite jacquards East Hartford Plainfield entries summer solids in i Saturday, 11:19 a.m. —Investigation of crepe smoke at 153 Woodycrest Court. PFIBNI ’ iNfl. 1.99 Saturday, 12:50 p.m. —Minor fire in PTA sponsors dance lertc US I 411 house at 113 Tolland St. fn iikspn 1. t o he 41 I. LI'i luhr Graduating seniors of East senior ball the night of June 11. lit CIS I Ml to 41 I top 'I bt Saturday, 12:54 p.m. —Medical call to I toCi Hitp 41 Leam 'foSew Hartford High School can dance IMInei Ito titito 214 Main St. There will be a buffet dinner. A l U t o l i l i X T ’ iteiMMMr 141 4-lhnhhitoi till dawn again this year as guests ItllkBm iaahiM*r 41 Lto-il.fk" 45;' seersucker Saturday, 1:19 p.m. —Medical call to 62 local disc jockey will provide the s-l Ito 'ito l l S 141 LItoC i 60" polyester super ‘basic’ of the EHHS PTA. iSN IiM 7-7 i t o 'i t o Maplewood Ave. music. PTA members will attend l l l t o 7. toir 4i 7. t o k prints All EHHS seniors and their ISprtM lU'iirito 41 U knits fabric specials Saturday, 2:30 p.m. —Medical call to 55 through the night. 7. llSll 7rSM I t I 411 lie c 411 or Sew Better Sawka Dr. dates have been invited by the IM P to tl i » . ‘t o 1. I t o FiM 41 l-Nai'ilto Saturday, 3:01 p.m. —Brush fire at 10 PTA to the dawn dance to be held To learn more, contact Mrs. TNIS-U St e s-u I M t o 11 1 inri I M) IN 41 Higby Dr. at the Veterans Memorial Mary Chamberlain, dance chair­ 1-1 i t o t o IWWJSL 166 Saturday, 7:08 p.m. —Brush fire at W k P fto l I. Clubhouse. It will follow the man, at 248 Ridgewood Rd. I____ M IM a'in yd. I yd. Garden and Fairfield Sts. ^ ^ i Im I 99Jour reg. 1.99 Saturday, 7:50 p.m. —Medical call to 4 LItkdpthBii ttatr IWhi 1^1 I S£i t Mm ai$ MiMii 7. ». If M our rag. 1.99-2.29 yd.’ 4M7iW ------fl I UM* at Singer 141 I M M Baseball arrives at McAuliffe Park Manor Circle. l.UnlM MIK • cotton and polyester- 41 r.U 'iB to ... • for dresses, uniforms • weavers' cloth solids Saturday, 8:21 p.m. —Oil burner School presents *Oz’ IFlM 7-7 1 TMl t o l LAi^'kiB 1^1 1. tiMi cotton lUikfMi • whites, pastels, few • surfline poplin solids Danny Hauzeur, 9, of 9 Columbus Circle, East Hartford, hits a grounder that will get him problem at 635 Burnside Ave. MS 411 at I 411 M I • machine wash, no iron IM m U I I I I M checks • wavecrest seersuckers safely on first in a Sunday afternoon pickup game at McAuliffe Park, East Hartford. Danny Saturday, 8:33 p.m. —Medical call to First graders at the Goodwin Savitski as the tin woodman, , u i htoi tbi O nly $ 2 9 ^ • all full bolts • just 200 yds.: hurry in! School in East Hartford are prac­ Kathryn Davidson as the lion, 1-1 I ant in i I iCMEM >>-) *L SiNb to • polyester-cotton and his friends played for hours. Tennis players waited in line for a court at the park 1075 Forbes St. 7-1 iPiMiM iHTiMi t-UNniHM • fpll bolts Sunday, 3:21 a.m. —Medical call to 147 ticing their parts in “The Wizard Julian Barrett as the wizard, I Sk to 141 I l i b I 7.M« i-i i -n s k L Basketball players used every backboard. Every part of the park had someone enjoying Smith Dr. of Oz.” Lhp'iM to n iiib i IMUMi M l Heart bm Sabrina Castro as the good witch, l.hnnltto 47 7. anriir IMk for 18 hours of expert spring. (Herald photo by Barlow) Sunday, 1:02 p.m. —Medical call to 99 and Kimberly Plant as the wicked LltoiMlir 4! tSpM S?.SI - thriki to r k le They will perform the musical MMBB PBM - lUto VM h Ilk Millwood Rd. witch. Singer instruction |i||i|.i.i.uenii Sunday, 2:50 p.m. —Medical call to 755 Tuesday for all the students and Friday at 9:30 a.m. for parents C)harles Graham, school music selected • Brewer St. director, is directing. James Lily 125-yd. extra-special Court caeee Sunday, 4:25 p.m. —Investigate smoke and friends. Conso trims Garofano, Richard Felmer and nUMIHIH polyester thread clearance group at 579 Burnside Ave. The cast, members of Miss Sunday, 4:47 p.m. —False alarm to Mrs. Carol Miller are in charge of Arlene Lapenta’s class, includes F in iK iii U «t • 41. In Common Pleas Court 19, dent in February involving a family Gune St. lighting and special effects. TiTVe ue 1 411 • John Morris, 18, 55 Woodside Dr., Kelly Boyd as Dorothy, Frank M l 411 I-to Mil 41 1.U4M 41 u r n Rockville, last week, charges of dispute. April 27 was set for senten­ South Windsor, driving while under the Sunday, 5:20 p.m. —Brush fire to 156 Mrs. Theresa Lapenta designed LtohN isiiato M b 41 t hM Nmi U-t Woodlawn Circle. Boudreau as the scarecrow, Bret the sets. IRiSNl g.| I Bm to 41 IMMFMii f r e e harrassment against Denise M. cing. influence of liquor or drugs, $150. thMiMM 41 J*"isSl11 to to - - yd. Rickert, 16, of 79 Windermere Ave., enlarges of conspiracy to forge or • John C. Colombaro, 19, 12 Plllsbury Sunday, 6:15 p.m. —False alarm to 30 llh to SpM 41 our reg. 49o-89c ea. our rag. 35c aa. . orig. 1.99-3.99 yd. Cloverdale Dr. L lto iii 141 f Ih M M were nolled. ’The charges stemmed alter a prescription against John 0. Hill, Rockville, breach of peace, nolled. I lOaikM [Inlermediate m.rkdowm taken) Sunday, 7:56 p.m. —Medical call to 86 ITNI iiiSn* r I. liar iNh • large and small ball huge special purchase from a series of allege obscene • Thomas McCrystal, 37, of Virginia 7. imthm Be si L LiTaiiiii 41 llm lto fringe, outfringe. moss Cox, 35, of Hartford, were nolled. Chester St. I t o t o *•' 17. litor great color selecllon • dress and jersey fab­ phone calls made last December to Lane, Tolland, disorderly conduct, 41 sails fringe, more rics In acetate or The charges were made in connec­ Sunday, 8:25 p.m. —Investigate fuel oil Guv says it’s okay M (4 U I. r a i hi 11-1 . , lit 1 411 big 125-yard spools nolled. r I. t o iMi • hurry in lor best choice polyester-cotton - the office of the resident state tion with a Feb. 26 incident at a local leak at 539 Burnside Ave. LL»“ N to r t o 41} !."».*»<■. IM BEGINNER: l,earn how to analyze your figure, select patterns and trooper in Ellington. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. State Auditors Leo V. Donahue and l \ l ^ • krinkles and gauzes In pharmacy, involving several other • Shawn J. M cM ahon, 18, 76 Sunday, 10:44 p.m. —False alarm to I d Z In M 1 If t o 41 fabrics, read and alter a pattern, fashion-fit a dress. polyester-cotton Tankeroosan Rd., Vernon, third-degree Grasso says millionaire businessman Henry J. Becker Jr., called on Mrs. Ito M M t 411 M M to I-l r I b t o t o The case of Raymond Carpe, 17, of persons. Woodlawn Circle. r| L urt I ST criminal mischief, disorderly conduct, Today, 7:28 a.m. —Medical call to 31 E. Clayton Gengras is not breaching Grasso to set formal rules for the t L Stop ate INTERMEDIATE: Learn advanced fitting techniques, expert ways to 52 Abbott Rd., Ellington, who was Other cases disposed of: ■ to 4ll- 141 i . t o i i r fourth-degree larceny, criminal Wind Rd. anyone’s confidentiality as he rum­ Committee on Government Produc­ p,| 1 MaN I Mt-in sleeves, the 'how to' o f waistline joinings, linings, charged with sale of an • Roy L. Dimmock, 17, Old Post Rd., 141 a il 411 'iM p to Tolland, reckless driving, $15 fine. trespassing, breach of the peace, driving South Windsor mages through state Tax Depart­ tivity and Efficiency. Mrs. Grasso LlvpUto 41 iiaiic buttonholes, collars, cuffs, pockets. SALE STARTS TODAY! hallucinogenic substance, was bound while license was suspended, reckless ment records. named Gengras to head the com­ u l U t o k 141 LbbbM i • Jan et F itch , 25, Pinney St., Saturday, 4:38 p.m. —Grass fire, LBiM S to to MAKE A GARMENT RIGHT IN CLASSI over to Tolland Superior Court. He Ellington, evading responsibility, driving, driving unregistered motor vehi­ The governor said in a letter mittee. I t o t o N M i t o t o IlitTin K I M i iip Hillside Dr. iito iM REGISTER.MtUlbltK. NOW for daytime or evening classes at waived a probable cause hearing. changed to failure to stop and show cle, and misuse of registration plates, re­ released Sunday she has been L hktoto r I ta f l. arrest warrants ordered. Sunday, 12:21 p.m. —Grass fire, 206 IMahrtM Tracey E. Moquin, 19, of Upper license, $25. Longhill Rd. assured by Tax Commissioner The auditors said they were I.U h U to i 41 389 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER tmia" 856 MAIN ST. Butcher Rd., Ellington, pleaded guil­ • Paul E. Gaulln, 22, 65 Vernon Ave., • Barbara Robbins, 174 Main St., Sunday, 12:43 p.m. —Brush fire, 81 Gerald J. Heffernan that “maximum worried Gengras and various outside t i l W b l l t o IRTibNIpi Uli' EAST HARTFORD Putnem Bridge Plaza, 17 Main Street Rockville, driving a motor vehicle while LiSTto 41 „SINGER , . , . ------MAMCHE8TER. COMH. ty to a charge of second-degree Rockville, issuing bad check, nolled. Clark Rd. controls are in effect to prevent the business persons he hired at his own W.’r« In A Stwlng a m By OurMlve. M 8 - i 8 0 B Center, Cottage Grove Rd. Rl. 218 license was suspended, re-arrest • James. Walker, 17, of 95 Diane Dr., larceny in connection with an inci- Sunday, 2:17 p.m.—Woods fire, 128Oak improper use of documents by any expense to help might have access to ih M OPEN 10 AM to 8 PM; MANCHESTER STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ordered, $250 bond set. Vernon, fourth-degree larceny, nolled. St. person working on this project.’’ confidential tax records BANKAMERICARD a n d MASTER CHARGE AVAILABLE IN MOST STORES PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 28, 1OT7 Council to consider Many kids MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., March 28, 1977— PAGE THREE-B who will own dam are waiting Herald angle for therapy Yanks reward Lyle, White South Windsor before construction of the dam, to in­ Earl Yost The South Windsor Town Council sure satisfactory completion. Coventry NEW YIRK (UPI) - The five. White, a 33-year-old switch- previous offer of $330,000. Stein- roster outfielder Randy Elliot con­ .will meet in work session tonight A fund for inspections by town of­ Sports Editor bitting leftfielder with a .274 lifetime brenner agreed. About 55 students in Coventry negotiations between Sparky tinued his outstanding hitting with with Anthony J. Francoline, vice- ficials of 12,000 will be established, batting average, hit .286 last season Lyle made his first appearance of four hits in four at-bats, including a as well as a liability insurance policy schools are on waiting lists for Lyle and the New York president of T & M Builders, to with 14 homers, 65 RBI and 31 stolen the spring in the Yankees 4-3 loss to triple and two home runs, to spark by T & M for the structure and all speech and hearing therapy, accor­ Yankees had grown bitter in review the ownership of a dam J' bases. the world champion Cincinnati Reds the San Francisco Giants to a 12-9 ongoing work. ding to school therapists Judith proposed for the Norton Lane- the last few weeks. The The Yankees still without con­ Sunday. He pitched the seventh in­ win over the San Diego Padres. Tumblebrook Dr. area. T & M will retain ownership of the Swartz and Karin Randolph. tracts are first baseman Chris Second best basketball officials’ banquet included veteran relief pitcher, ning without allowing a run to the Elliot, who missed last season with a The dam has been the subject of dam until all site work is done for the Although help is being given to 80 Manchester’s representatives in Dave Wiggin of Manchester High reportedly seeking a $500,000 team that swept the Yankees in four shoulder separation, scored four runs controversy between the Planning Timber Knoll subdivision, according students, there are still many the One-on-One Connecticut General (Stanley tool kit) and Mike Liappes, salary for three years, refused games in last year’s World Series. and drove in three. He is 23 for 35 in and Zoning Commission and the to the proposed agreement. T & M students, some with severe voice and contest in the Squirt Decision com­ Penney High baseball coach (tennis to play in any exhibiion games It was the only meeting between the spring, a .657 batting average. Town Council, with the PZC will maintain the structure, with hearing problems, who are not being the Yankees and Reds, who scored helped. petition at the Hartford Civic Center, racquet). requiring town ownership, and the review and inspections by town of­ without a contract and said he three runs off ex-teammate Don Dick Allen’s failure to tag first The Board of Education proposes goalie Brian Beckwith and shooter / council reluctant to do so. ficials to establish realistic es­ wanted to be traded if he didn’t Gullett. The right-hander signed with’ base on a routine ground out allowed to increase the consultant’s part- Danny Guachione finished in second The Town Council recently met timates of the cost of maintenance. Off the cuff sign. New York for a reported $2.5-million the Milwaukee Brewers to score all Upon completion of all site work time hours in the schools next year to place. The locals lost out Saturday with the PZC in hopes of coming to With sellouts crowds for their last Gabe Paul, the Yankee president, after playing out his option last year. their runs in the seventh inning and and release of the bond for the dam help solve the problem. night to the Enfield represen­ some understanding on ownership of regular season home games at the said he was tired of Lyle’s “bull— .’’ Elsewhere in the camps, Atlanta beat the Oakland A’s 5-1 ... Denny liie school board will hold a special tatives...The best story-teller at a water retention areas, both in the and the subdivision, T & M will ask Hartford Civic Center on the ’The last meeting betwee Lyle and relief pitcher Mike Marshall also Doyle had three hits, including two meeting next Monday at 7:30 in the banquet that this writer has heard in proposed T & M subdivision as well the town to take title of the structure. weekend, the New England Whalers Paul was two weeks ago and no made his first appearance of the doubles, and knocked in four runs to Should the State or Soil Conserva­ high school auditorium to review the several years was Jerry Molloy of as other subdivisions up for PZC ap­ played before six regular season future meetings were planned. spring, but yield^ three runs and lead the Boston Red Sox to a 10-3 tion Service require town ownership evaluation report of Coventry High New Jersey who addressed the Cen­ proval. sellouts and had four others with So it came as something of a sur­ LYLE WHITE five hits in two innings in the Braves’ triumph over the Minnesota Twins. before this, T & M will give title to School. The evaluation, done last tral Connwticut Basketball Officials’ William Grace, chairman of the crowds better than 10,000. The prise Sunday when the Yankees an­ 6-5 10-inning triumph over the New Wayne Simpson, cast off by three the Town of South Windsor. May, resulted in a five-year exten­ Board at its annual banquet. As good Chambliss, pitcher Dock Ellis, out­ PZC, told the council, "You had Whalers attracted 359,263 fans for an nounced they had signed Lyle, who York Mets. other major league teams this Also on the agenda for the council sion of the school’s accreditation. as Molloy was, the toastmaster, who fielders Oscar Gamble and Gene better come to some decisions about average of 8,982 per game...Second led the American League with 23 Marshall was a late arrival in the spring, pitched seven innings of four- work session tonight is discussion of The board is investigating a com­ insisted on below the belt remarks, Locklear and shortstop Marty Perez. accepting them (the dams) because best in the 21 basketball contest at saves last season while compiling a Atlanta camp because of a legal has­ hit ball and got credit for the victory a date and information brochures for plaint that the judo program, part was bad. His choice of words and It reportedly took a phone call we are running out of land that can be the East Side Rec last week was 7-8 record and 2.26 ERA, to a three- sle involving the use of the Michigan in the California Angels’ 10-2 decision the referendum on a change of of the Coventry Parks and Recrea­ stories were uncalled for...Next open from Yankee owner George Stein- developed without some sort of mother and daughter, Sue and Jean year pact for an estimated $4(X),(XX). State University campus. Marshall over the San Diego Padres “B” drainage problems." government to strong mayor. tion Commission, is a “profit-making meeting of the Manchester High brenner asking Lyle to settle the Boosters Club will be April 20, site to Vaughn. The former is the fine The AL champions also gave out­ matter to resolve the dispute. The 32- defended himself in a February trial squad. On three different occasions, The dams, which would be located The council is also expected to dis­ operation” and therefore not entitled reporter with The Herald and an ar­ which resulted in a hung jury. be announced. Bill Hayes, who is the fielder Roy White a three-year con­ year-old left-hander, who has a 2.49 the 28-year-old righthander has been on part of the open space land deeded cuss a retention pond proposed for to free use of the high school. dent tennis player...Great weather main wheel behind the project, tract for an estimated $375,000, ERA for his nine-year career, asked Brooks Robinson hit a grand slam his team’s final cut of the spring. He to the town by the builders, could be the Chapel Hill subdivision. Claire Connolly, ex-commission on the weekend, particularly yester­ home run in the fifth inning to help Someone will win it reported the initial organizational reducing the number of unsigned for an amount between his original is competing with veteran Mike owned by homeowners associations Cleanup delayed member, complained that because day, found every tennis court in the Baltimore Orioles to a 12-8 vic­ meeting attracted 50 last week. “’The players on the Yankee’s roster to demand of $5(X),(XX) and the Yankees Cuellar for the final spot on the or the builder, but Atty. Thomas Den­ Due to the recent weather con­ '’I Victoriati dollhouse on April 23 at “Clown the program is not free, the school Manchester used throughout the day tory over the Texas Rangers ... Non­ main purpose of the Booster Club,” Angels’ pitching staff. nis said the town ultimately is liable ditions, and the fact that residents Town sponsored by the Suburban Women’s Club of Vernon, Ellington, and Tolland. David should charge the group a rental fee. and well into the night and golfers Hayes said, “is to support and for maintenance, regardless of have not had an opportunity to rake S e S ’infhP and Ron Bamforth are the builders of the house. They are woodworking The program charges $1 a lesson for were out in great numbers at promote interest in athletics at ownership. He recommended town the sand off their lawns, the Depart­ K a S r J h Rockville High School. Their instructor is Leon students and $1.50 for adults. Manchester, Ellington Ridge and ownership. Hearing tonight Manchester High.” He made it clear ment of Public Works has announced ^ s s le r. 'I^e boys have been working on the house for about two weeks and it will take that the aims were not to seek Tallwood...Look for some major All-HCC hoop choices According to the provisions which that the street sweeping program, The Coventry Planning and Zoning league club to pick up Rico finishing touches. After that it will be painted white. The removal of any coach and not to run will be presented to the Town Council scheduled to begin today has been Commission will hold a public Petrocelli, given his unconditional Two places on the all-Hartford County Marquette must sandpaper to look like real shingles. The house has six large the athletic department. by T & M Builders tonight, a bond of postponed one week. It will begin hearing on a proposed subdivision on release by the Boston Red Sox last Conference basketball team were garnered $50,(XX) will be posted by the builder April 4. S L P ® suburban women will decorate the inside. The industrial arts department Talcott Hill Rd. tonight at 8 at the Saturday. Petrocelli spent 15 years in onates something to the club each year and in turn the club gives the department a grant Home openers by East Calbolic performers. (Herald photo by Richmond) Town Hall. the organization. He hopes to hook on Cary Carlson and Mark Dumais were Home baseball openers; Boston somewhere as a utility infielder. stop NC^s Ford Red Sox vs. Geveland, April 7 at tabbed to the first team along with three Fenway Park; New York Yankees End of the line members of conference and state Class L ATLANTA (UPI) — A1 McGuire says Marquette must stop vs. Milwaukee, April 7 at Yankee Division champion South Catholic, John Many get measles vaecine Congratulations are due Joe Roset­ North Carolina’s Phil Ford tonight to win the NCAA basketball R ockville Stadium; New York Mets, vs. St. te and Doug Gaboury who reached Pinone, Steve Ayers and Steve Granato . championship. hospital notes Louis Cardinals, April 12 at Shea South Windsor ministrators and nurses at the high and Sophia Wieliczka. Wednesday, the final again in the Bantam Boys Four of the five are seniors with Pinone, a SAVINGS BANK Stadium...One of the top pitching “You’ve got to cut the head off, More than 25 per cent of South school and Timothy Edwards and Barbara Hagelin will entertain after division in Town Junior Duckpin sophomore, the lone underclassmen. Admitted Friday: Linda candidates with the Gilbert High then the body will die,” said the Ellsworth Schools for their help lunch with piano selections. Tournament play last weekend with Windsor school children were vac­ Hancock, Thomas St., Ver­ LIFE INSURANCE squad this spring is Kyle Morhardt, Carlson, 6-5 forward headed to Assump­ colorful Warriors coach, who winds cinated against measles during during the clinic. A special production of “ Promises, Rosetto rep eat^ his win of the non; Karen Hescock, son of the head coach. The latter is tion College, gained second team all-state up his 20-year coaching career special clinics held earlier this Softball meeting Promises” will be given free for previous year...Ken Stepanek and tonight, win or lose. Evergreen Rd., Vernon; one of the best baseball players ever notice in Class L. month. The South Windsor Recreation South Windsor Senior Citizens at the George Kelley, Mansfield The Savings Bank of Manchester l^ b Claughsey, No. 1 and No. 2 turned out at Manchester High and “No one will really appreciate the fourth in 1967 and 1969, and now. As expected, the highest number of Department has scheduled an South Windsor High School Center; Stevern Meehan, finishers in the Major Boys’ Division, Manchester High's John Pisch was Life Insurance Dept the University of Connecricut. four-comers (North Carolina’s delay "Sure, I’d like to go out a inner,” students receiving the immunization organizational meeting for the 1977 Auditorium Tuesday, at 3 p.m. Hartford; Mary Murphy, are two youngster who will bear selected to the all-state second team in Class offense) until Ford leaves,” said Gilbert High is the defending State said McGuire. “Winning’s what its were those in the secondary schools. softball season. This meeting will be West St., Ellington; Gene 923 Main Street watching in future years. Stepanek LL, while Coventry High's A1 Schmidt drew School census Class M champion. Gilbert has two McGuire. “ Ford’s the head. all about. If you don’t play to win, you Most elementary school children held Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Town Parenteau, Meadowbrook has ruled the division the past two Defenses are catching up to the four- The South Windsor Board of Apts., Ellington; Rachel St. Manchester, C t 06040 games slated against Blast Catholic. the same notice in Class S. might as well play your grand­ received the immunization as part of Hall. years...The Boston Lobsters have corner, but we’re not telking about Education will conduct the 1977 Pierre, Hartford Tpke., Ver­ Morhardt and Jim Penders, East mother. And, even then, I think you their regular health care by family Anyone interested in entering a signed Virginia Ruzici, Romania’s North Carolina. As long as Ford is in should try to beat her. educational census beginning Friday. non; Ladislaus Siwilc, Orchard I would like mor« information on the kinds of policies I've checked below coach, are former teammates at physicians. team in this year’s league is asked to No. 1 female tennis player, for the there, that’s the blue plate special.” 'The census is required by state law St., Ellington. UConn...Door prize winners at the “ But, I have no regrets about my The first two days of the clinic, have a representative present. Discharged Friday: life ^ D Insurance for Mead O Children's Insurance. coming season. Marquette (24-7), which has a decision. (After tonight) it’s all she and covers all persons up to 21 years of Household. DaleATHENA*2000 Larry Morrison pitched a six-hitter ment coordinator. A motion commending Zanini was which he justly deserves.” Rd., Tolland; Helena Elward, Katie Tucker swim star Burke Rd., Vernon; Patricia Evert dominates with Bol' Mazel, Nicola, Kearney and •Before that, he was a Latin and passed unanimously by the Board of Alarm in budget ELECTRONIC Dawson each collecting two hits in Placing in five events in The 17-year-old per­ GIRLS - OPEN TRYOUTS • GIRLS English teacher in Ledyard from 1964 Education last week. Thursday night Hoffman, Hoffman Rd., In other business, the board added Ellington; Matthew Maloney, MACHINE the initial MCC victory. Nicola paced last weekend’s Connecticut former placed third in the to 1969 and a lecturer in the Depart­ was Zanini’s last meeting with the 1976 FELINE LEA6UE CHAMPIONS $600 to its budget for 1977-78, bringing Windsor St., Manchester; the club with four RBIs. AAU Age Group Swimming 100-yard freestyle, third in ment of Linguistics at the University board before he assumes his duties in Has a pre-programmed the total to $1,070,394. ’The addition is Cathy Scraggs, River St., memory bank that controls Virginia tourney Morrison made it two in a row as Championships at Southern the 200-yard backstroke, David’s RMtaurant Woman’s softball Wethersfield. to provide funds for direct line tie-ins Rockville; David Trapp, Plea­ and changes 25 stitches by MCC took advantage of 18 bases on Connecticut State College fourth in the 100-yard team would llko to Invito all famalo to the Hebron Center firehouse for sant St., Rockville. touching buttons. Cabinet or balls in beating Anderson College, 11- in New Haven was East backstroke, fifth in the 200- athletos to participato In open tryouts. fire alarms. Discharged Sunday: John NEW YORK (UPI) — Chris Evert sometimes fights boredom in tennis the School wants ideas carrying case extra. way Bill Tilden used to. the way Billie Jean King did, the way Muhammad Ali 10. Mark McMahon and Kearney Catholic High senior Katie yard freestyle and sixth in The decision to request funds for , Bastis, Regan Rd., Rockville; It you'd like to play softball, call does in boxing, the way all champions occassionally do when there’s no one to paced the Cougar attack with two ’Tucker, representing the the 50-yard freestyle. Vernon review tor tne equivalency diploma, the fire alarm system followed a Walter Bielecki, Hartford really challenge them and another victory is, well, just another victory. hits apiece. Morrison allowed five Suburban Swim Club. English as a second language, data presentation by the fire department, Tpke., Tolland; Mrs. 649-1616 646-2235 The Vernon Adult School is asking Katheryn Castner and son, They let themselves be taken to the sports who are more astute in the runs on five hits in six and one-third processing, arts and crafts, sewing noting hazards encountered by innings of relief work of starter Jeff for suggestions for new courses for and tailoring, business and Hayes Ave., Ellington; Terl edge of defeat, then pull back at the business of marketing themselves. this fall. firemen answering a freezer alarm Dennison, Prospect St., last possible moment. Dion. secretarial. at Gilead Hill ^hool during the Chris Evert, 22-years-old has The suggestions should be sent to Rockville; Mrs. Mary Ellene Evert let British - upstart Sue become more than a tennis player. A five hour ride brought the tired The adult school program, spon­ height of ’Tuesday night’s storm. Durkin and daughter, Somers Cougars to Wingate, N.C., to face the Continuing Education Office at sored by the Board of Education, Barker have her dream for a set Sun­ She is a model, designer of sports The fabulous RiMkville High School, telephone 875- The installation would be con­ Rd., Ellington; Vergena Lee, NOW ONLY 199 day then sent her crashing down to Wingate College in two games provided more than 150 classes this nected with the new Colchester clothes, endorser of shampoos and Hurlburt Rd., Tolland; John reality to win her fourth Virginia Friday. year with an enrollment of about 3,- alarm system, which the fire depart­ Marconi, Hartford; Steven SAVE $65 makeup. She is attended by hand­ MONRO-MATIC Courws are now being offered in Slims Championship 2-6, 6-1, 6-1. 000 adults from Vernon and area ment hopes to initiate in its budget Meehan, Hartford; Michella ON THIS STYLIST* some, wealthy men like actor Burt SHOCK ABSORBERS the following areas: Pre-high school towns. next year. Miner, Village St., Rockville; Evert, who won her second Reynolds, whom she calls a “special Most popular Lorraine Talbot, Egypt Rd., FREE ARM Wimbledon and U.S. Open Cham­ friend.” ^m etim es the life she lives BOSTON (UPI) — Veteran center eiioeciiioTTtts HEAVY DUTY, 6-STAGE Ellington. pionships last year, received a check is so sweet, something deep inside Jean Ratelle proved to be the most in personi VALVING, ADJUSTS Births Sunday: A son to Mr. MACHINE for $50,000 to bring her earnings in says, hey, relax, enjoy it. So she lets popular Bruins player Sunday, Area bulletin board and Mrs. Paul Back, Enfield; the three months of Slims competi­ SATURDAY, APRIL 2 AUTOMATICiMLY TO Sews hard-to-reach herself be pressed and she loses once receiving three separate awards a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. tion to $174,500. in awhile. But only when she does it HARTFORD CIVIC CENTER ANYR O AD c D Bruce Hancock, Thomas St., places. Has four stretch before Boston’s game with 8K)0P.M. stitches for knit and stret­ "It’s tough to get psyched up 100 to herself. Pittsburgh. OR LOAD. ^7® Andover The Bolton Athletic Association Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs, TICKrra ON SALE: Bolton ch fabrics, and a built-in percent day after day,’’ Evert said. “The only one who is going to stop Plus $4 installation charge will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at George Kingsbury, Somers. The 36-year-old Ratelle, who came CMC C«nt«r Box Offic* The Board of Education will meet buttonholer, too. Model “If the crowd said nothing, 1 would Chris Evert is Chris Evert,” said to Boston in late 1975 in the trade that TIckolron M your noaitoy Q. Fox Stort Help is needed at the Andover Herrick Memorial Park. 534, TICKETS: tS SO. $S SO. $4 SO Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Bolton Center have been bored. They encouraged us Kristien Shaw, Chris’ tour roommate sent Phil Esposito to the New York Elementary School library ’Tuesday There will be a Latin Mass Friday to play better tennis.” INFO: sae-eooo School. ’The board will discuss the and best friend. Rangers, received the Elizabeth C. T M O H R O E l^ at 10 a.m. Mary McNamara, at 7:15 p.m. at St. Maurice CJiurch. CLASSIFIED There is no one in Chris’ ^ s s ”1 am my own worst enemy,” librarian, will be sorting books in the proposed zone change of town-owned The St. Maurice men’s choir and the 856 MAIN ST. Dufresne trophy. Boston sports SUNDAY, APRIL 3 ADS anywhere in women’s tennis,^ow Evert admitted. “It’d be boring if I writers give the award annually “to NEW HAVEN COLISEUM fiction section. Old, worn books and land near the school, for constructing St. John’s Episcopal Church choir of MANCHESTEI. that Evonne Goolagong has given up BROWN'S TIRE SHOP dog pound. The board will discuss its BRING were perfect. Sometimes it’s good the Boston player who has been most 7:30 P.M. books that have been uncirculated for Vernon will sing the Latin parts. ’The the game for awhile in favor of TICKETS ON SALE: 333 M a in S t., M a n c h e ste r 646-3444 proposed 1977-78 budget and 643-4305 for me to lose. Good for my per­ outstanding in home games.’’ five years will be discarded. the public is welcome to attend. SINGERStWINQ CENTERS AND PARTICIPATINQ APPROVED DEALERS ColiMum Box OKct *nd all RESULTS motherhood and King is wavering sonality. I started thinking a little Ratelle, Boston’s leading scorer with TicXMrori ouUttx custodial staff contract. Price, optional «t p.rtlclp.tlng d « l « . . ______•ATr.d.m.rkoi THE SINGER COMPAMY between retirement and coming back DON'S AMERICAN about that in the first set today but I 88 points going into the game, shared TICKETS: U.SO. $S SO. $4 SO from knee surgery. And there are 128 T o lla n d T p k e ., M a n c h e s te r 643-5575 knew it wouldn’t really be good to the Gallery Gods award with INFO: 772-4330 few people anywhere in the world of lose this one." defenseman Gary Doak. PAGE FX)UR-B- MANCHESTER EVENlNp HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 28, 1977 Gothic music concert ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., March 28, 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B [scoreboard ]Advcrsitv continues to plague Detroit Pistons HMp Wsnfd Hefp Wsntscf sentence is weighing heavi­ WANT SPENDING MONEY? NEW YORK (UPI) six. Lanier is scheduled to 100. in the loss column with just tonio. Ron Boone had 32 to Lakers 95, Braves 89 to be given Wednesday ly on his mind, exploded — “ We’ve been have' three pins removed Jazz 119, Pacers 118 seven to play. Elvin Hayes top the Kings, who dropped Cazzie Russell scored 22 Soya S SIrta • Wa Need You! for 16 of his 20 points in the playing under adversi­ from his still swollen hand Nate Williams came off had 23 to lead the Bullets, a half-game behind points as Los Angeles Musicum of Wagner six vocalists and 10 instrumentalists, who third period. Barnes’ out­ next Saturday. who had a four-game win­ Chicago in the fight for the moved to within one vic­ college, Staten Island, N.Y. will present are music majors at Wagner College and Keralft Herald carriers are needed Quebec ty all year,” Detroit the bench to score seven 45 30 2 92 burst helped Detroit in­ A serious injury to ning streak snapped. final playoff spot in the tory of clinching the a concert of (Sothic and Renaissance specialize in medieval and Renaissance Qncin points in the second over­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in the following areas: 38 35 3 79 Pistons’ Coach Herb crease a 59-52 halftime Barnes would likely 76ers 128, Trail Blazers Midwest Division. Pacific Division title. ^ench music Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at music. They perform motets, madrigals, Indianapolis time, including the winning 35 35 7 77 Brown was saying. lead to an 87-74 bulge after sideline him for the rest of 116 Celtics 114, Nets 109 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar E^nuel Lutheran Church. Masses and chansons as well as dances Manchester: New Eng 32 39 6 70 free throw with 26 seconds “ And we’re just going three quarters against the the season, including the Julius Erving’s 26 points Jo Jo White scored 24 added 15 points to spark the The concert, which is open to the public, and other instrumental pieces. ’The in- Birmingham VAdama Street and Buckland Street to have to continue to team with the second best playoffs. He is scheduled to and George McGinnis’ 22 points and had eight assists Lakers to their 33rd victory ta being co-sponsored by Emanuel and struments are authentic reconstructions PHONE 643-2711 area record in the league. do so.” begin serving a one-year L n b a ] guided the 76ers to their to spark Boston. Dave at home in 37 games. Ran­ Concordia Lutheran Churches of of medieval and Renaissance in- Barnes Was injured when jail sentence May 16 in eighth victory in the last 10 Cowens added 21 points and dy Smith led Buffalo with Manchester and Faith Lutheran CJiurch of struments. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD The latest problem for East Hartford: Houston 46 22 6 98 he was fouled by Dwight Rhode Island for probation games. Portland’s Maurice John Havlicek 18. New 36 points. Blast Hartford. There is no admisssion The spring concert by the Collegium is Detroit again concerned to play. Jim McElroy Carriers needed In the following aroae: Winnipeg 43 29 2 88 Jones while scoring his last violation. scored a career-high 37 Lucas led all Scorers with York’s Mike Bantom charge, but a free-will offering will be boing devoted to the music of France and INDEX Marvin Barnes, the most • • iTBurnelde Avenue, High School, San Diego 37 34 4 78 basket. Elsewhere, it was New 30 points. topped all scorers with 31 Suns 121, SuperSonics received. features the works of Gombart, Josquin NOTICEI ADVERTISING trouble-plagued Piston in a points to lead the Jazz to 8t. Mary’e Cemetery area. Ekimonton 31 42 3 65 “ It feels like it’s Orleans 119 Indiana 118 in Nuggets 115, Warriors and Bubbles Hawkins got 100 The Collegium Musicum is a group of des Prez, Hugo de Lantins and others. 2 — Lott ind Found most troubling year for the its fifth straight victory. 2 — Poroonalt RATES Caigary 29 41 5 63 broken,” said Barnes, who double overtime, the New 109 22. Ron Lee scored a career- /Burnalde Avenue - Bell Court area. team. Pete Maravich, the NBA’s 3 — Announcomonta Phoenix 27 45 4 58 is scheduled for x-rays ear­ York Knicks 109 leading scorer, had 29. Bil­ Jim Price’s hook shot Bulls 95, Cavaliers 90 high 33 points and Paul 4 — Eniarialnmani 1 day — 1 U word per day Barnes suffered a possi­ 5 — Aucliona 3 daya ... 10a word per day i7Burnalde Avenue - Delmont, ' Sunday's Resuits ly Monday morning. “All Washington 95, with 28 seconds left broke a Norm Van Lier scored a Westphal had 29 to hand 6 daya — 9a word per day ble fracture of the fourth ly Knight got 30 for In­ Bldwell, Vernon Road area. New Engiand 5, Edmonton my fingers hurt when I Philadelphia 128 Portland diana. 109-109 tie and put the season-high 27 points to Seattle a major setback in FINANCIAL 26 daya .. 8a word per day metacarpal in his left hand fl — Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 15 words $2.00 minimum VWalnut, Qraenlawn, Concord Straat 2 move it. I had a fracture 116, Denver 115 Golden Knicks 109, Bullets 95 Nuggets on top for good. help Chicago win its eight its battle with Chicago and 9 — Paraonal Loana Sunday after helping Reservations for the Gib­ 10 — Iniuranca Happy A d i ...... $2.30 Inch area. Winnipeg 5, Houston 3 before and it’s throbbing State 109, San Antonio 139 Ear! Monroe scored 31 Rick Barry paced the straight game and 15th in Kansas City for the Detroit beat the Houston bons Assembly, Catholic Birmingham 7, In- just like that.” Kansas City 129, Boston 114 points to help the Knicks Warriors With 26 points. the last 16, ’The victory also remaining Western EMPLOYMENT i/Oxford Drive, Handel Road, Maple Rockets 115-100 Sunday Ladies of Columbus, 13 — Help Wanted dianapoiis 3 A similar injury to Bob the New York Nets 109, keep their slim playoff Spurs 139, Kings 129 gave the Bulls a half-game Conference playoff spot. 14 Butinau Opporiuniiiaa Street, Waahington Ave., Evana Ave. night. theater party April 20 at 15 ~ Silualton Wanted Quebec 4, Cincinnati 0 Lanier’s right hand has Detroit 115 Houston 100, hopes alive. Lonnie Shelton Larry Kenon scored 43 lead on Kansas City in the Bob Wilkerson, Tom The sometimes brilliant ChaatnutHillPreachool Call 647-9946 Caigary 5, Phoenix 4 idled Detroit’s star center Chicago 95 Cleveland 90, points, 33 of them in the se­ race for the last playoff Burleson and Willie the Coachlight Dinner EDUCATION forward, who said last added 17 and Phil Jackson 10 — Private Initructioni Open House the past 11 games, of which Los Angeles 92 Buffalo 89 14 for New York, which cond half, and grabbed 20 spot in the Midwest Divi­ Norwood had 15 points Theater close Friday and 19 Schoolt-Claaaea Harold Circulation Dapt week his impending prison 20 — Insiructiona Wanted March 26 through the Pistons have dropped and Phoenix 121 Seattle trails Boston by five games rebounds to pace San An­ sion. each for the Sonics. may be made with Mrs. 5-: April 1 EARN GOOD SPENDING MONEY John Connor of 19 Virginia REAL ESTATE % 12:3d to 2:30 23 — Hornet lor Sale For more information BOYS A 8IRL8 NHL Rd. or Mrs. Alexander 24 — Lota-Land for Sale M call Emmanuel ^ Lutheran Church 5 Evenings a Week Campbell Conference Sandra Palmer winner | Basketball Gates, 60 Ansaidi Rd. 25 — Inveatment Property 26 Buaineaa Property to Patrick Division Bruins point behind 27 — Reaort Property 6 P M 8 P M W L T Pts RANCHO SANTA FE , her third victory this year, 28 — Real Eatata Wanted ADVERTISING Can 647- Phila 46 16 14 106 Calif. (UPI) - Sandra was never in contention for JUNIOR Grasso names MI8C. SERVICES Hefp Wenteef 13 31 — Servicea Offered DEADLINE NY Islanders 46 19 12 104i/irsi place Buffalo Palmer, surving cold top money and finished Sean Campbell tossed in 32 ~ Pamling.Papering blustery weather and early with 74-291, winning $2,560. 21 points and Pat McCann town woman 33 — Buildmg-Contrecting PHONE FROM home to ser­ AtlanU 33 33 11 77 34 — Roofing*Siding 12:00 noon the day before NEED A MATURE and level bogey trouble, settled JoAnne Camer turned in 17 more to lead First Hart­ 35 — Healmg.Plumbing publication. vice our customers in the PART TIME COUNTER help NY Rangers 28 35 14 70 to position Manchester area, flexible headed person who is Wanted. Must be over 18. App­ NEW YORK (UPI) New York Islanders down to shoot 13 pars in a 36 *— Flooring Deadline for Saturday and mechanically inclined, Urrun Smyihe Division helped extend Detroits’ the best round of the final ford Realty to a 56-50 win 37 — Movmg-TfucVing-Sloi'age hours, super earnings, 249- ly at Billy Grant’s, Route 83, stopped Cleveland 6-3 and row Sunday and win the Gov. Ella Grasso has 36 ~ Servicea Wanted Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. part time second shift from W L -p Pts” The Boston Bruins winless streak to 15 games. day with a 68 and won $9,- over Automatic Comfort BE SURE . >—Bliss hai been lerving the Home Owner 7773. Vernon. Montreal dumped Detroit 122,500 first prize in the named her husband and a 4:15 to 9:15 p.m., five days a St. Louis 30 37 9 69 have the Pittsburgh With the win Montreal tied 105 in a third-place tie with last Friday at the East Side for 95 TEARS. For < complete FREE INSPECTION of MI8C. FOR SALE week. Coil winding, and 64). $150,000 Civic Classic golf Jane Blalock. Rec. Joe Maher had a Manchester woman as ad­ 40 ~ Household Goods PLEASE READ SALES POSmON - Straight AVON - Better Than Watching Chicago 26 40 11 63 Penguins behind them an NHL record for most your home by a Termite Control Expert, tuperviied 41 -> Arhclea for Sale assembly experience is help­ TV. Meet new people. Make in the World Hockey tournament. game-high 33 points and ministrators of a state commissions, leads furnished ful. Call 646-5686, or apply Vancouver 24 41 12 victories in a season with Like all the other lady by the finetl technical staff, phone our nearest 42 — Building Suppliea YOUR AD to homeowners. Call 242-5402. good money. Sell Avon part <>o and the Buffalo Sabres Association it was: New JERRV WEST WAS It was her 18th LPGA organization that will par- 43 Pets -Birda- Dogs before 4, to Abie Coil & Elec­ Minnesota 20 37 18 58. Rejean Houle added pros. Palmer was bundled Tony Maselli eight for local office: '44 -> Livealock time, full time. Call 523-9401 ^ on the horizon. England 5 Edmonton 2, SELECTEP THE AU-STAR ticipate in citizen tronics, Howard Rd., Bolton, Colorado 19 two goals and Steve Shutt victory and boosted her to up — a towel around her Automatic. 45 — Boala S Acceasonea Classified ads are ta^en over SUPERINTENDENT for for information. 44 14 GAME MVP IN 1972. WHO 46 Sporting Gooda the phone aa a convenience. Conn. “We were ready for this Winnipeg 5 Houston 3, Bir­ recorded another for the No. 1 on the money list for neck, mittens, a wind- Standings: Bike Shop 11- exchanges with other Manchester Apartment com­ Wales Conference FIRST WON THAT HONOR 47 — Garden Producta The Herald la responsible for plex. Live-in position. Rent game because we knew a mingham 7 Indianapolis 3, Canadiens. IN 1951 ? the year with a total of breaker and the pants to a 4, Boland Oil 10-4, First nations. 40 ~ Antiquea only one Incorrect Insertion and APPEARANCE Recon­ Norris Division Gov. Grasso announced 649-9240 49 — Wanted to Buy then only to the size of the reduction. Pays $3.00 per Business Opportunltf 14 , „ Q win would pht us one point Quebec 4 Cincinnati 0 and $32,422. WHA A. ED MACAULEV rain suit. Hartford Realty 7-8, hour. Must be responsibie per­ ditioner - We are looking for W RENTALS original Insertion. Errors which an ambitious conscientious, 0 11 107 behind Buffalo,’’ said Calgary 5 Phoenix 4. B. Her final round at the “I was just glad to be Manchester Cycle 6-7, Auto that the state will form a Montreal 58 Tom Webster scored two PAUL AR12IN 52 — Rooma for Rent do not lessen the value of the son, capable of electrical and person to clean new and used MANCHESTER - SmaU one * 10 ^77 Coach Don Cherry Capilalg 7, Maple Leafs 4 C. GEORGE MIKAN Whispering Palms (Country finished because it was Comfort 5-8, Eastern Real­ Friendship Force as part BUSS TEKMITE CONTROL 53 ^ Apartmenta for Rent advertisement will not be cor­ plumbing, and hard work. Ap­ man package store available. Pittsburgh 32 32 13 77 goals and recorded his 40th 54 Homea tor Rent autos. Full time. Experience of his club’s 3-0 victory Gerry Meehan scored Club just north of San freezing,” she said. “It got ty 3-11. of a national program rected by an additional Inser­ pointments being taken Asking $17,000 for key. Los Ang 31 31 14 76 and 401st points in the Div. Bliss Exierminator Company • EST. 1882 55 -- Buaineaa tor Rent tion. between 9 and 11 a.m. Call helpful. Apply in person to over Pittsburgh Sunday two goals and an assist and pG-JGMSUE Diego was a two-over par colder and colder and it suggested by President and 56 — Reaort Properly lor Rent John Vlchl or Tom ^orkland. Blanchard & Rossetto Washington 22 WHA as New England took 57 — Wanted to Rent 528-1300. Realtors, 646-2482. 40 14 58 night. Bill Riley added a pair of 74 but it gave her a 72-hole Mrs. Jimmy Carter. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Moriarty Bros. 315 Center St. Detroit 16 51 Edmonton...Bobby Hull was hard to keep my 50 — Miac for Rent 9 41 The win moved the power-play goals as total of 281, seven under, Dr. Thomas Grasso will Manchester. reeled off three power-play momentum. AUTOMOTIVE EXPERIENCED Appliance SMALL ENGINE Service Adams Division Bruins to within one point Washington blasted Toron­ Rookie impresses and a four-shot edge on the serve as honorary state 61 — Au\oa lor Sale Service Technician - Full time goals to lead Winnipeg over “I’m very proud of those Lost snd Found DENTAL ASSISTANT - Good Corporation expanding dealer to. Guy Charron, Tony Marsh on top chairperson of the 62 ~ Trucka for Sale position servicing washers, network. No experience W L T Pts of first-place Buffalo in the Houston...Dave Gorman WINTER HAVEN, Fla. second-place finisher, 23- 13 pars coming in,” she 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale knowlege of typing and Buffalo 47 23 7 101 White and Rick Bragnalo year-old Hollis Stacy. HILTON HEAD organization, and Barbara 64 — Motorcyclea-Bicyclea LOST - Large male Irish dryers, ranges etc. Excellent necessary. Complete training had two goals to spark Bir­ (UPI) — Boston Red Sox said. “It was so hard to pay. Company benefits. Apply business office procedures. Boston 46 23 8 100 65 — Campera*Trailera*Mobile Setter. Vicinity of Princeton References. Reply Box Z, c/o program. $500. Investment completed the scoring for mingham past Indian- Manager Don Zimmer says Stacy took the lead keep loose in the cold ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) - Weinberg, of 157 Pitkin St., i lOVE 7 0 UR CAR agais, Homea in person to Mr. Kimball, required to start your own Toronto 33 31 13 79 Hockey the Capitals. momentarily at the third Although he won $185,000 will be state director. ' 66 — Automotive Service Street, but roaming. Call 649- Manchester Herald. paolis... Richard Brodeur righthander Bob Stanley weather and wind but my 1925. Jack Roan Co. 109 Valley business. Ideal for retired or Cleveland 24 40 12 60 last year and has 26 career 67 -> AutoB for Rent-Leeae Street, Wllllmantic, Conn. part time. Details on request. Black Hawks 5, Rangers recorded his second will open the season with hole when Palmer started swing held together pretty Mrs. Weinberg was ac­ yina ouAuiT so xFFosniTr PART TIME - aerk Typist. Sunday’s Results NHL’s Adams Division. the varsity. her round with bogey, par, well.” victories, Australian tive in the Carter cam­ ay Mr. Barker. ESCA Field shutout as Quebec blanked you'll. THINK irs * ,S J J ‘t PREVENTIVE Maintenance Must be able to work at home Training Division Box 619, NY Islanders 6, Cleveland They will play each other Bob Murray scored twice Zimmer, seemingly im­ double bogey. Pahner bir- Beverly Klass, the one­ Graham Marsh was little paign. Her husband, Loaf snd Found Vicinit of Manchester to make telephone calls, to Cincinnati and captured Hospital,1, goldg( wrlstwatch. Mechanic - Must understand Wading River, New York. Wednesday night in the in the first 35 seconds of pressed with the rookie died the fifth hole and then time child prodigy, who known to U.S. golf fans. Stanley, was Connecticut machine repair and be safety teachers, at approximately 11792. the Eastern Division Reward. CAl 643-8613. 6:30 a.m.-8:30 a.m., and 7:30 Montreal 6, Detroit 0 battle for the home ice ad­ pitcher, said Stanley, 22, of parred in. After all, all those vic­ coordinator for Carter in Bocauso we're specialists, we can do ss much LOST - Grey female cat. With minded. Applications the second period as title...Warren Miller and had a 66 in the thi^ round, white markings, in Sycamore p.m.-10:00 p.m., or other con­ Chicago 5, NY Rangers 3 vantage in the upcoming Portland, Maine, handled Stacy, wih 75-285, tories were overseas and the campaign. as your budget allows. In the shortest time, accepted Monday through Chicago eliminated New Lynn Powis each scored in tapered off to a 73 for 288 in with a bekad-on finish that will give you that Lane area. Answers to name Friday 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. venient hours to be arranged. Washington 7, Toronto 4 Stanley Cup playoffs. brought home $14,650, her Marsh was just another Announcements Must be able to type. Work volume, low overhead.' York’s Patrick Division the last two minutes to lift himself well in spring a tie for fifth with Sandra The Friendship Force new car feeling again. of “Delilah” . Please call 649- Apply Klock Co., 1366 Tolland Established 20 years. Owner- Boston 3, Pittsburgh 0 The Bruins blasted 36 playoff hopes. The training and has earned his largest tour check thus far. Post and Jan Stephenson. first-year player on the will be a non-profit 5511. Reward. ATTENTION MANCHESTER only during school year. Write Calgary over Phoenix. Tpke. Manchester, Conn. Personnel Office, 110 Long Agent, 289-2262. shots at Pittsburgh goalie Rangers, who led 1-0 after shot with the big boys. Judy Rankin, looking for They each won $5,396. PGA Tour. organization of volunteers Reesldents - If you are willing Equal opportunity employer. Dennis Herron while to discuss your feelings about Hill Drive, East Hartfoi^ the first period, got goals who will participate in ^ ESTIMATES LEGAL Conn. 06106. Do not call. allowing the Penguins just the Planned Penny RNs-LPNs - Ufe Med Ser­ from Ken Hodge, Carol citizen exchanges with the expertly Warehouse, call Dr. vicea is seeking capable WE’RE DIFFERENT 11 chances at Gilies NOTICE TEACHERS Substitutes - NBA Vadnais and Rod Gilbert. people of other nations. '' For about the price others charge to Jorgensen, Social Impact licensed Professional Nurses WE DON'T SELL PROMISES Gilbert, who notched his NOTICE FOR ADMISSION Substitute teachers are W s hsvs a patsnttU automotlvs Eastern Conference Pitt Martin, Kirk Bowman " ' f spot-paint two ma|or panels. MAACO can Research In jec t, University to add to our staff in the product succtssful sines 1S74 first shutout in 35 games OF ELECTORS, of Hartford, weekdays Manchester area. We try to needed, in all areas, for all Atlantic Division and Darcy Rota rounded ^ repaint your enliie automobile -ades. Apply in person at W s providt company sstabtlshsd this season. NOTICE TOWN OF ANDOVER, between Friday March 25th., utilize whatever time you accounts and a generous rebate W L Pet GB out the scoring for the CONN. f ast Harttord Public Schools, program I like the fact that once Guardsman 4 Ply THE EIGHTH and Wednesday March 30th., have available, and turn it Phila 45 28 .616 Hawks. UnUTIES DISTRICT — J OVER 7,000 COLOR CHOICES Notice is hereby given that 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at 243-4548. into productive work for you. Personnel Office, 110 Long C AN y o u MEET O U R Boston 39 35 we were up, 3-0, we didn’t Islanders 6, Barons 3 the Board for Admission of Hill Drive, ^ s t Hartfoi^ qUALIFICATIONS .527 NOTICE OF Exterior only. SIO.OO charge for color change S to ll and 11 to 7 shifts open. Conn.______NY Knicks 34 40 459 11V4 o ther team a Denis Potvin scored two SPECIAL MEETING Electors for the Town of An­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER RNs $5.50 per hour; LPNs As 0 full-time or PARTICIPATING DEALERS ONLY $4.50 per hour. No fees. For in­ Buffalo 28 AC 46 17V417U chance ... ,. to score------because we,- goals and Lome Henning SAVE 14% to 15% NOTICE IS HEREBY dover will be in session in the BONANZA STEAK HOUSE - part-time distributor? Polyester Tires PAINT SERVICES AVAILABLE Town Office Building on Mon­ terview appointment, call 677- 287 West Middle Tumplke is W e require NY Nets 21 53 .284 24V4 ^ “P assisted on three others to GIVEN that there will be a 9664, or 677-7707. Cherryr*hom\r said.ooSrI “That’s isiVtn4what Steel Guardsman Radial day evening April 4,1977 from looking for Breakfast $4,995 Invsntwy Invitfiiwiit Central Division help New York move Special Meeting of the voters CONGRESSIONAL AMBASSADOR PRESIDENTIAL LEGAL Waitresses. Experience help- a good team is supposed to 7:00 to 9:00 P.M., in accor­ 20 heure per month W within two points of the You'll find our prices on 4-ply polyester tires hard to beatl of THE EIGHTH UTIUTIES SURGICAL - DENTAL Assis­ full but will train, Only good referencee GB dance with State Statute Sm . 9- NOTICE For Resulte — Net Promlees do.” Philadelphia Flyers in the The Guardsman offers you many miles of smooth driving. DISTRICT of Manchester, $69.95 $99.95 $129.95 tant wanted for oral surgeon mature need mply. Ap Houston 46 Hundreds of sipes help provide great traction. 17 for the purpose of admit­ Call collect Ml 2% Wayne Cashman’s first- Connecticut, to be held on the MAACO SUPREME . . . $189.95 The Planning and Zoning office. Full time. Experience Tuesday and Wi inesday 2 1 Washington 43 Patrick Divison. ting all persons who are found MISS WiLUAMS . period goal on a pass from Monday evening, April 4,1977, OWNER OPERATED Commission will hold public necessary. Send resume to p.m. 412-74M720 S an Stio^hoiirti Mon. thru Frl. 8en>-6pm to be qualified to be Electors Box V c/o Manchester Menday-Friday. I A. M. • I P. M. A n - pgter McNab was all Canadiens 6, Red Wings at 7:30 P.M., at the WHITON 8«lurdiy»””10an>*2pm hearings on April 4, 1977 at OYNA FLUIDG. LTD. tonin 42 of the Town of Andover. Evening Herald. 0 MEMORIAL UBRARY, 85 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal REGISTERED NURSE - 3 GewIcMey, PA Cleveland 39 C77 c Boston needed. The qualifications are as p.m. to 11 p.m. Part time or Don Marcotte pushed the Doug Risebrough’s hat PIb s F.E.T. North Main Street, for the Building to hear and consider New follows: Applicant must be PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The full time. Enjoy working with trick and Michel A7S-I1 BUckwaU following purposes: MANCHESTER the following petitions: Air Force recently announced Orleans 32 AM HU. * h h a wrist eighteen years of age, must be a skilled and oedicatM staff shot at 2:03 of the second Laroeque’s fourth shutout 1. To inform and discuss with resident of the Town of An­ ZONING REGULATION new openings for individuals at Manchester Manor Nursing situation Wanted 18 Atlanta 29 the voters the furnishing of 291 Adams S t 647-9928 with prior military service. If ^ period and McNab, who Take 1-86 to Exit 93 dover, if foreign bom must be AMENDMENT Home. Excellent wages and sanitary sewer facilities and The Commission proposes vou nave been out for less benefits. Please call 6464129. WOMAN TO BABYSIT for Western Conference had scored just one goal in 7/10 mile South of Caldor's COAST TO COAST a naturalized citizen. than 5 years and are looking Sears Dyn services to the Baldwin, Con­ to amend the zoning regula­ two girls. 7-5:30 in my home. Midwest Division his previous 21 games, Ruth K. Munson, for “ A Great Way of Life’ , cord Road areas. tion in Article 2 Section 11.01 CaU after 5:30. 646ara a daflnlta aaaat, Racant ratalll c u aainot n^csiwii n o m h u ip t o h oiouvsBooa aoctviui MxmiBiUDci naai anunumK 1st Selectman Phyllis Jaduton, Secretary Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Buck iomr Awemi.k* him AIm MD n VOaTMAHfTON RegalKS^r I axparlanca pratarrad. Good atarting aalary, ffna COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg DMCNESTER NORMAN J. PREUSS, Board of Directors Farm, with three story barn. banaflta, and 20% Stora UlacounL Apply Yuaaday, I 2nd SelecUtian Manchester, Connecticut M •• ujfrr roHtrniriu r nlong nilh n ewjM riiir isrmtui I. Butler-type building. Power Effective April 5th 54T.t16T I March 29th, at BEACONWAY FABRICS, 389 Broad | LEON RIVERS, itated at Manchester, Connecticut this twenth-fifth day of Corntr of Brood plant, ana other out hid in g s, March 1977 ’ StracI, Manchaalar. plus Thriie Lovely Homes. 3rd SelecUnan Regal cTlV:; 0nd Conlor Strott Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m • 6 p.m. 06»3 070-3 Phono 646-2112 Sal...... 0 a.m.' 12 noon Offers invited. BW Realty, 647-1419. PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 28. 1977 Frank md Emoot •••s«ss,ssstsssa,t,«stss,sMANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 28, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-B Oniceo-Sloreo lor Rent 55 Wanted to Rent 57 Auloe For Sale MofflM For Solo t l Homoo For Solo 87 Molorcycleo-BIcyelet 84 Hou99hold Qood$ 40 Artleloo for Solo 41 AnUquoo 4t Aportmonto For Rent S3 D O fU 'T SlLLr — ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square RETIRED COUPLE - Desire 1971 TOYOTA C orolla - National Weather Forecast TWO FAMILY Flat • Four GIRLS BIKE • 20". Brand ELLINGTON - TICK TOCK feet industrial space, 2,000 four or five room apartment, Automatic, am/fm radio. rooms each. Excellent loca* REFRIGERATORS - Wa n t e d • Hummels, Qocks, square feet office space. Easi­ ★ ★ new. Color, blue. For further Dolls - Paintings, Trains, E ir- TOWER - Immediate oc­ or Duplex. Available May 1st. 8550. Call 643-6163. MU joaoj tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced Washers, ranges, used, f o o t f b t i ^ h e ^ a r e ! ly sulHlividable. 2490495, 249 Call 6464QS5, after 5 p.m. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON KEITH guaranteed and clean. New information, call 646-1121 ly Toys, Statues, ^ rn ltu re. cupancy. A new one bedroom reduced! 646-2426. 9 to 5. after 6:00 p.m. Townhouse community within 4715, FX-1200 - Built by factory **nii shipment damaged, GE and Jugs, Crocks, Almost \ m FORD TORINO Wagon. engineer. Branch heads, Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. Anything Old. 646-2690. walking distance of stores, [VEfzV c o m m o n . I Air conditioning, power HEBRON - Three or Four HEM. ESTATE ONE MAPLE Kitchen table - banks and churches. Features OFFICE FOR RENT - Tinker steering and brakes. Good Barnett clutch, aluminum bedroom Dutch Cape • P earl and Son, 649 Main Building, 789 Main Street, rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ 172 E. Cantar 81. Street, 643-2171. With 2 chairs. One mahogany include private entrances, BY the WAYg I condition. 53,000 miles. $3,150. Breezeway, two car garage, 5 conference room table, with 2 balcony overlooking cathedral Manchester. 880 monthly, in­ □ AUTOMOTIVE Call Mr, Brown 648-2830, buretor, balanced motor, blue acres. $57,900. McDonald Real too drawers. Good condition. ceilinged living room, wall-to- cludes electricity. Call 643- evenings, 646-0557. printed motor and transmis­ Estate, days, evenings and “Wb Make LOVE SEAT - Good condition. Wontod to Buf 40 w h e r e d i d y o u 8022. sion. 83,400 firm. Call 6467732. 8S0. Ckilonial design. Call 646- 8S0 for both. 649-1488. wall carpeting, 1 12 baths, U H »iuM caco Sundays 22^9705, or ^ 9 0 8 1 . Autos For Sale 81 HOUSE CALLS” 0255, after 5 p.m. OLDER BUREAUS, Dressers range, refrigerator, garbage 1970 BMW 2002 - 112,000 miles. G E f r o s t F R E E 6ET TH05E NEAT " ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ - Rockers, tables, chairs, disposal, pantry unit, air con­ Good condition. New tires, Refrigerator Freezer. jxf fice. Ground level, central NEED CAR? Credit bad? ★ ★ (O tA N G IK i KELVINATOR GAS STOVE - desks, and antiques. Phone ditioning, master TV antenna, TEMNII5 ^HOE5? and suspension. AM/FM IFM 646-4126 Excellent condition, harvest abundant closets, 24-hour location, professional Bankrupt? Repossessed? radio. Best offer over 81000, Six months old. Call after 5:00 6469112. building, parking and utilities. Honest Douglas accepts 1968 NORTON 750 - $500 or OONTSaiTMIR 649-1922 p.m., 646-3643. gold, 875. Call evenings, 649- superintendent service, laun­ Call 742-9171, or 2491320. best offer. Call 644-1754 before lom ii iiuptiAtMi HOME M M DATS... Call 6492885. lowest down, smallest EARLY GIBSON - Vega or dry and storage facilities in 6 : 00. N E U M im . payments. Douglas Motors, 1974 MUSTANG II GHIA - Martin Guitars, banjos or basement, no pets. For ap­ 345 Main. wuMndtwtim. pointment please call 8769876, THA-rfe THE ROST Tl/VE MANCHESTER - Retail and / Power steering, power irofNo------4 ^ * FM C W m • MARTIN mandolins: also American or manufacturing space. 2,000 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En­ M 6-4144 Loto-Lond lor Solo 24 Building SuppUot 42 paintings. 644-8962. Monday through Friday 8 to 5. IVE EVERSES brakes, steel belted radials, duro. Excellent condition. 3,- Equal Housing Opportunity. square feet to 100,000 square 1975 DATSUN B-210 vinyl roof. 44,000 miles. 1^ ^ ^ **** 1/ ■'Jwow □ MISC. FOR SALE A TEACHER. CRV, feet. Very reasonaole. Hatchback - Automatic, 600 miles. Best reasonable ONE, TWO, & Three acre WANTED - UUlity Shed and Asking 82300. Call 6461873, offer. Call after 4 p.m., 649 so ||' /JtMowwN NATURAL STONE for Brokers protected. Call excellent condition, AM/FM 8 after 5:30. tm w i A iM » ro iO (A ii f building lots - 88,500 and up. retaining walls, veneers, Patio Umbrella in good condi­ ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE track, radials. Call after 6:00 8807. EAST HARTFORD - New Artleloo lor Solo 41 GARDENS of Strawberry Reyman Properties, 1-226- Listing. Immacluate Five All approved and ready to go. patios, etc. Pick up by the tion. Please call 6&-92(2. 1206. p.m., 2892060. 82800. For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday. March 29. Monday night McDonald Real Estate, days, pound or delivery by the ton. Road. A new suburban one 1970 FORD MAVERICK - Campere-Trallero Room Ranch, on child-safe evenings and Sundays 228- ALUMINUM sheets used as bedroom apartment com­ Good condition. 8600. Call will find snow in the northern and mid Rockies, the northern dead end street. Full base­ printing plates, .007 thick, Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, WE PAY 815 for complete Mobile Hornet 65 9705, or 228-9081. 6493163. munity nestled in the country OFFICE SPACE after 6 p.m., 6468503. Plains and portions of the Lakes, changing to rain over much ment, rec room with bar. 8x21 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Rooms tor Rent 52 junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland hills in historic Ellington. In Auto Body, 5261990. 18’ CAMPER trailer - single of the Northeast. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. enclosed porch, stockade 81. Phone 6462711. addition to it’s unique, FOR RENT 1974 VW BEETLE - Radial fence. 15x30 above ground Dogo-BIrdo-Poto 43 axle, excellent condition. Minimum readings include: (approximate maximum FURNISHED ROOMS for refreshing architectural |250 square feet, center o il tires, am/fm stereo radio. pool. Home is in excellent con­ 2Vi Acres PARTS Department now open Eleven years old. $1,500. Call temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 56 ( 76), Boston 45 (66). UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub gentlemen - Kitchen design and beautiful IManctiester. air conditlomne and I Good condition. $1700. Gall dition throughout. ^7,900. DOG-CAT BOARDING (p a rkin g Call M3-955I ' Saturdays, Complete line of 742-8930. Chicago 48 (65). Cleveland 50 (71), Dallas 54 ( 78), Denver 23 *6.800 Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, privileges, free parking. Cen­ landscaping, it features after 6 p.m., 646-8503. Goodchild-Bartlett Realty, Niea Ira o h Brownies, nurses. East bathing/groomlng. Complete 3-28 Chrysler parts. Chorches (46), Duluth 33 ( 38), Houston 53 (81), Jacksonville 62 (84), modern facilities. Canine tral location. References and private entrances, private (5I»1 646-2098 days, 646-5175 Catholic School. 6491225.

U$ED CAR OIL & OIL HLTER SPECIAL Includes up lo 5 quarts of oil, m Motorcraft oil filler and InsUllalion.

DILLON FORD’S TOTAL SPECIAL PKICE . PARTS ANO U B O R ...... $ 8 . 9 5 Any applicable lexes extra. Sorvicoo Oltorod 31 Sorvicoo Oltorod eSMPES SPECUl 71 Pointing-Popering 32 Bullding-Controcting MASONRY - Brick, block, BRICK - BLOCK, stone, A. & W. PAINTING - Very Customer Signature Telephone No. Dale concrete, chimneys, and fireplaces, concrete, chimney CARPENTRY - Repairs fireplaces. New orrepair reasonable. Free Estimates. remodeling, additions, gar­ repairs. No job too small. Call Wayne, 649-7696. work. Call 528-4596, after 5 Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ ages, roofing. Call David Repair Order No. Authorized Dealership Signature p.m. timates. Patria 644-1796. 1976 INTERIOR PAINTING and OFFER VALID DURING MARCH AND APRIL, 1977 wallpapering. Quality ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars ELECTRICIAN - All types of FOR ALL your Dry Wall and attics. Moving large professional work at needs - Droblak Dry Wall wiring, electrical improve­ reasonable prices. Fully in­ TRUCKLOAD SALE appliances, als stone or loam ment, and rraair work. FREE Company, 575 Center Street, Volliswagen CampniolNie delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ Manchester. Call 6468882. 'liTG ’NETirNE-UrsraW L estimates. Call 6465253. ting, 643-9321. THE NUMBER ONE Selling Compact Car Includes: Intlallalion of six Autolile spark plugs, Motorcraft point tal MAN - For heavy work in fer­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY and Motorcraft condenser. Inspect choke, throlllo llnksoa. spark CARPETING - Never laid. and Gas Saver! plug wires and distributor cap. Adjust carburetor and tlm iM tilizer plant. Job Involves J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior Carpentry and general con­ From 8180,000 home! Newest and Exterior Painting, ^9 Rliions slightly lest, eights and Econollnet handling and stacking fer­ nyion short shag. Beautiful. tracting. Residential and siigniiy nigner.) tilizer bags. Must be in good Paperhanging, and commercial. Whether it be a Sealed in water-proof factory remodeling. Fully insured. TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE- physical condition. Phone Mr. container. Will do three small repair job, a custom <6495 PARTS AND U BO R ...... 649-9658. o l Hill, 6434)644. rooms, wall to wall. We built home or anythii 3 0 3 5 between, call 6461379, A ny ap p ile a b ig bought too much. Sacrifice - Pointing-Poporing 32 RIGHT CARI RIGHT PRICEI RIGHT SERVICEI RIGHT DEALER! taxes axtre. CAM TREE Service - Free es­ 8199. New padding for three timates, discount senior rooms - 818. Private: 1-349- CARPENTRY & Masonry” - 1 70 OLDS SB S1SSB 73 8IIAND mix $3698 PAINTING - interior and 74 OLDS CUTUSS “r $ 2 7 S 0 l Customer Signature citizens. Company 8444. Additions and remodeling. hM d?lton.''-“’ V-8, automatic. P8. PB, air, bucket aeata, conade, Telephone No. Date Manchester owned and exterior, paperhanging, Free estimates. Call Anthony radial tireo. red, white top, while Inlerlor, 30,000 2jD w ^ardtop. V-8, automatic, PS. PB. air, 30 operated. Call 6461327. excellent work. References. Squillacote, 6490811. 173 DELTA $2400 milee. WATERPROOFING - Free estimates. Fully in­ 14-Door Sedan. V-8, automatic, PS, PB Hatchways. Foundation 70 DELTA $4200 70 SEDAN DtVILLE $64KI Repair Order No. Authorized Dealership Signature FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets sured. Martin Mattson, 649- 174 CUTLASS SUPREME $3000 4-Door Hardtop. V-8. automatic. PS, PB, air, radial cracks. Tile lines. Sump 4431. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 Urea, vinyl roof, low mileage. ^ln,f™^Loa"'p5lLWQ1'''‘’'"« OFFER VALID DURINQ MARCH AND APRIL, 197T and doors made to order. 'Top pumps. Fireplaces. Stone I L^indtu J"”!!’' slMnno, pom r briKn, Hr, I irif I “ ^*(1 wIiMli. bucks! uati, crulM con- 70 OUICK $8391 3-Door Runabou quality work reasonable walls, patios, steps. Ceramic BIDWELL Home Improve­ I Irol, low mlloags, console, radial tiraa. 70 OLDS OMEOA $2090 prices. References. 646-4346. PAPER HANGING Expert. ment Co. Expert installation Coupe, 260 V-8, standard transmission, low ptala W m n . 8, automatic, power aiaarlng, powa tile r e p a i r s . 30 y e a r s 173 FORD WAQON m lle^. brakaa, air conditioning, tilt whaal, crulia conirrt Your average paper, in of aluminum siding, gutters experience. 643-4953, 653-2914. average room, 8a0. Mr alarao, povmr windows, power saau, power doo 'sHOMABSORrERSPlou' GLENN GAGNON