PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 4. 1977 At the White House SNET delivering Photographer cites The weather Inside today Showers with chance of a few new directories Area news . .1-3-B Editorial . 4-a thundershowers this afternoon, highs job’s frustrations mid to upper 50s. Partly cloudy tonight, Classified .10-11-B Fam ily ...... id-a Delivery of about 53,100 new New England ’Telephone studies Wednesday, lows tonight in 30s. High C om ics...... U-A Obituaries .,. 12-A It’s not easy taking pieturns at the has to raise the camera over her Manchester-Rockville telephone show that the bulk of calls to direc Wednesday in low 50s. National Dear Abby . . . U-A S p o rts...... 8-9-B White House, Linda Wheeler told head to make pictures over a crowd directories has started to residences tory assistance come from a small weather forecast map on Page 10-B. Connecticut photographers Sunday. of other photographers. and businesses, according to percentage of telephone customers. , . . . .1 L f ijim ^ ' VOLiTCe^,! N0:-187 Ms. Wheeler, a photographer for Ms. Wheeler also told of covering Southern New England Telephone. ’The frequent users push up the cost PftiGE, FIF'l'KHNCKN'rs” nine years with the Washington Post, the recent “siege” of Washington, in Customers should begin using the of providing this service and that explained the frustration of which terrorist Hanaify Muslins took new phone book April 13. cost is shared by all Connecticut photographing the President and more than 100 hostages and seized The cover of the new phone book customers. White House events in a seminar three city buildings. portrays an artist’s impression of a Customers should continue to use their old directories until April 13 In Buckland Industrial Park case sponsored by the Connecticut News Ms. Wheeler was arrested by typical Connecticut scene. Photographers Association (CNP). District of Columbia Police on the Information on how to obtain because new telephone numbers con "For the first couple of months last day of the siege, when officers emergency numbers appears on the tained in the new phone books with a new President, we have to wanted to stop her from inside front cover of the phone book. become effective at that time. cover every single thing he does,” photographing the release of Numbers for police and fire Old telephone books will be Ms. Wheeler said. hostages. She goes to court this week assistance are listed here. collected April 13 to April 26 In the It’s frustrating, she said, because to fight the charge. The phone company encourages Manchester-Rockville area. Judgeupholds every photograph is staged, and customers to use the telephone direc 'The old books will be brought to a locations and times for photography Other speakers at the Sunday tory to look up numbers rather than paper reprocessing mill for recycling are restricted. seminar included three innovative call directory assistance. Southern into such new paper products as “Nothing is exclusive,” she said. photographers from the Hackensack cardboard, roofing paper and "If you get a good picture, you’re (N.J.) Record, and John Craig of pressboard. lucky.” Simsbury, an antique camera expert. Residents in the area are asked to zone change Photographers are always roped Photographer Ted Ancher of the deposit the outdated books in con off in an area of the room where the Bristol Press was named Connec at veniently located bins. Containers By GREG PEARSON procedural matters had not been will be placed at the Southern New town will pull together to make this President is, she said, and the ad ticut Photographer of the Year in a Herald Reporter followed obtaining the project a reality," he said. Cancer Society England Telephone business office at ministration limits photography contest awards ceremony at the Common Pleas Court Judge M. change. “Other communities and states are sessions to 60 seconds. seminar. 52 E. Center St. in Manchester, at the Morgan Kline has upheld a zone Castleman also urged that the to sponsor SNET central office at 33 Elm St. in standing in line to welcome them The strict time limit, the lack of Herald Photographer Steve Dunn change granted for 245 acres planned matter not be further appealed. (J.C. Penney, the major tenant in the understanding by the Secret Service, won an honorable mention for one of Rockville, at the SNET central office for inclusion in the Town of "In view of the court decision, the bake sale at 2220 Main St. in Glastonbury, at proposed park). We now have an op and the large number of White House his photographs published by ’The Manchester’s proposed industrial overwhelming approval of the portunity in Manchester that is un photographers makes the job dif Herald last year. The photo, of an old the SNET building located at 14 park. taxpayers of Manchester of the bond The Manchester unit of the Chapman St. in East Hartford and at likely to repeat itself in our time,” he ficult, she said. man in New York City’s garment dis Judge Kline’s decision supports the issue, and our ever-increasing need American Cancer Society will spon said. Another factor contributing to the trict, was entered in the portrait- the SNET garage on New State Rd. in zone change granted by the Planning for tax revenue, we all hope that the sor an Easter bake sale Thursday at Manchester. In his decision. Judge Kline ruled difficult, Ms. Wheeler said, is her personality section of the annual con and Zoning Commission (PZC) Jan. appellants will respect the will of the the Connecticut Bank & ’Trust Co., that the EDC had the authority to height — she’s just 5 feet 1. She often test. 17. people of Manchester and not con apply for the zone change. Beck and Main St. office, from 9 a.m. until the An appeal from the zone change tinue further resistance to the in supply runs out. Pagano had claimed that the EDC Bids being asked was taken by seven plaintiffs, dustrial park,” he said. did not own the property and, thus, The sale is in conjunction with the represented by Attys. Bruce Beck Pagano replied, “We’re going to annual April Cancer Crusade which on library ramp could not file the application. 5 and Anthony Pagano. have to evaluate'the judge’s decision “Any person may file an applica is conducted to raise funds needed to ’The Town of Manchester is seeking Pagano said that he could not com and the law on the subject" before support the programs of research, tion for a change of zone," the judge Guitarists to entertain bids on installation of a .wheel chair ment on the decision or a possible deciding' on an appeal. said in his ruling. He called the EDC education and service to patients of ramp and renovations of the parking Culvert replacement work begins appeal of that decision until he has the American Cancer Society. "the logical party" to make the lot at the Mary Cheney Library. Work on constructing a larger culvert on W. Middle Tpke. over Bigelow Brook is under reviewed the 11-page opinion, which application in this case. at AARP meeting Anyone wishing to contribute bake The ramp will be in the rear of the he received this morning. ’The plain goods may bring them to the bank way this week. A temporary by-pass pipe was being installed Monday to divert the brook Town Manager Robert B. Weiss, in Other rulings included in the deci building and will provide entrance tiffs have 20 days to appeal the deci Thursday morning or to the Cancer a prepared statement, said, “I am sion were: Kevin Gray of Glastonbury hands a bucket of mud from a recent into the north wing. ’The parking lot into Hilliard Pond during the new culvert installation. The project is expected to reduce the sion to the state Supreme Court. The Illing Junior High School about as an outgrowth of the Society office at 237 E. Center St. on delighted with the decision • The PZC properly evaluated en ly dug well at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on will also be expanded to accom frequent flooding on the section of roadway near the Parkade Apartments. The work is part Attys. Holland Castleman and Guitar Club will provide entertain classroom lessons offered at Illing, Wednesday. sustaining the zone change for land vironmental concerns in approving modate the ramp and provide of the urban systems project. (Herald photo by Pinto) Jules Karp, who represent the ment for the Northeast Chapter 604 and the students are required to ^ Woodland St. to Sean Walton of Rockville. They are two of the Mrs. Edward Culver and Mrs. within the proposed industrial park." the zone change. Judge Kline cited parking spaces for the handicapped. Manchester Economic Development of the AARP on Wednesday at the singers as well as guitar players to church youths who cleaned up after the well-drilling process. Roderick MacLean are co He also urged that the plaintiffs in that further hearings will be required Bids on the project wilt be opened Commission (EDC), the planning Knights of Columbus Hall in be members. (Herald photo by Dunn) chairpersons of the sale. the matter not pursue the appeal. by the state Department of En Manchester. The group is also Participating in the program will at 11 a.m. on April 22. agency for the park, were pleased “ft is evident that without the in vironmental Protection for air quali scheduled to perform on April 21 at be Margi Botteron, Michelle Curry, with the decision. dustrial park, the homeowners in ty permits. the Senior Citizens Center. Tami DeLucco, Cindy Hanson, Paul Hail apparent cause Castleman said, “I am especially Manchester can be assured of everin- "It would seem that the local ’The program will include a variety Johnson, Ingrid Krumins, Mary Jane pleased by the decision, which af creasing taxes. With the industrial zoning commission is not the proper Volunteers successfully firmed that ail procedural rules and of song styles from the gay 90s tp the Major, Dolores Michl, Sally park, a fair share of the tax burden agency to determine whether a par seventies, and the audience will be Nuemann, ’Thomas Owens, Steven safeguards were complied with.” can be carried by new industrial ticular use will or will not violate asked to participate in an old- Petersen, Michael Savidakis, Donna In their appeal. Beck and Pagano development,” Weiss said. clean air standards," he wrote. fashioned "Sing Along.” Seise, Julie Shea and Lisa Zatkowski. cope with emergency MITES of DC9 ietliner crash had suggested that several "My hope now is that the entire Beck and Pagano had said that the The organization of the club came Faculty advisor is Ralph Maccarone. PZC had failed to properly consider By JUNE TOMPKINS Irom a neighbor's water supply to the the effect of the zone change on the NEW HOPE, Ga. (UPI) - A Herald Reporter church. Cartersville, but again he said he throwing pieces up in the air and they environment, particularly air quali Southern Airways DC9, its jets ap Resourcefulness, neighborliness and The neighbor, Ronald Kraatz, assistant couldn’t make it, and radioed he was were exploding." ty. determination carried a Manchester town health director, had borrowed elec parently clogged by violent hail that going to set it down on the road. Another eyewitness, John Weiss details costs smashed windows in the plane, glided During the tense radio messages Town considering site church through two waterless weeks tric power from the LDS church while he Clayton, chief of the New Hope Fire • The plaintiffs were not denied A iX down onto a two-lane highway Mon McKenzie did not explain what sort recently. was building his solar home last year. Department, said: "We actually saw the right to cross-examine at the Jan. day, crushing cars and buildings of windshield failure he had en of fire dispute case Although there was no water at the However, a cold spell froze the hose line the fuselage slipping, the wings dis 10 zoning hearing. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day cutting off the temporary water supply. before exploding in a rain of fire, countered, but William Ayton, FAA integrating and bodies being £rown near 1-84 for firehouse metal and victims. The Buckland fire jurisdiction case Town or tne District has jurisdiction Judge Kline ruled Jihat a public Saints on Woodland St. for two weeks, Church members brought jugs of water coordinator at the crash site, said in in the air.’’ has cost the Town of Manchester 32,- over the Buckland section of hearing on a zone change is a for emergency use and regular church ac Sixty-eight persons died and 27 vestigators had found evidence that Clayton said the first person he The Town of Manchester is con The cost of the land purchase, es none of its activities was curtailed. 314.66 in outside expenses thus far, Manchester. “legislative” rather than a tivities continued as usual. others were injured. hail had penetrated the windshield. saw was a stewardess, in full un sidering locating a firehouse at the timated at 340,000, would be paid A well malfunction was first noticed according to a letter from Town The District requested the audit of ‘quasijudicial'' matter. Cross- Somewhat inconvenienced were the The victims on the ground ap . Two stewardesses, the only iform and apparently* unscathed. He intersection of 1-84 and South Main with funds from the Fire Reserve early in March when the water pressure Manager Robert B. Weiss to the costs in the case when it was found examination at such a hearing is not volleyball and basketball team members parently never knew what hit them. members of the four man crew to said she was waving her arms and St., Town Manager Robert B. Weiss Budget, Weiss said. The cost of the began to wane, and discoloration,then silt Eighth Utilities District. that the case^as paid for through a required, although it was permitted appeared in the water. who were unable to take showers. ’Those in the plane v^re obliged to survive, said the hail broke screaming: "Help us Help us!" P for the plaintiffs, the Judge said. The said. construction, estimated at 3300,000, BE SURE . >wBLISS betn ierving the Home Owner sit and wait while the big plane numerous windows in the plane. The case will decide whether the 37,000 contribution to the General As the church was without a custodian cross-examination was not permitted ’The South Main St. site is one would be paid with a bond issue Silt and mud had seeped into the well for 95 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION oF drifted down from 15,000 feet, as the* A Southern spokesman said Fund by the Town Fire Department. at this time, members not only on Jan. 10 only when it became possibility being studied for a facility through the Fire Budget. enough to cut off the Water supply com your home by a Termife Control Expert, supervised pilot, Capt. William W. McKenzie, ’Tuesday the plane apparently lost This annual contribution covers tax volunteered an ‘‘Operation Bucket ‘repetitive and not germane,” Judge to replace the existing School St. sta pletely. by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest 54, of LaPIace, La., searched fran powqr because the hall had been collection and legal expenses in Brigade,” but also used it to include local office: Voters voice favor Kline said. tion. Weiss, in his 1977-78 proposed The new station would service the During the two weeks that followed, volunteer housecleaning of the church. tically for a place to land. sucked into the jets. "Elarly in volved with the Town Fire District, budget, recommended the purchase southern-most section of town from while engineers and well drillers worked Sally Fumiss and her husband, who dications are that the storm caused Weiss said. of land and construction for the new Stavens Bros, of Rockville dug the new • There was no need for approval the East Hartford to the Boltoirtown to remedy the situation, the first well which was paid for upon completion were among the 85 passengers and the ingestion of bail,” the spokesman station. lines. of the project plan before the gran emergency measure was to run a hose by members’ donations. 649-9240 crewmen aboard the Southern flight, said. The annual cost of tax collection in for secession plan ting of the zone change. Beck and turned in their seats and kissed when The huge ship, a stretched DC9, cut the Town Fire District, however, R Pagano had said that the project plan they realized the plane was going a 300-foot long path of death and costs about 37,000, according to the BLISS TERMITE CONTROL 160 members, the islands would be should have been approved before the down. destruction as it settled onto the NANTUCKET, Mass. (UPI) - collector of revenue's office. Open Door needs foster homes About town Div. Bliss Exterminator Company • EST. 1882 Residents on Martha’.s Vineyard and combined in a legislative district zone change was approved. Mrs. Furniss, 37, of Virginia highway in the little town of New The largest expense to the town Nantucket appear sincere In their with the Cape. "For the purpose of the zoning The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Beach, Va., survived, but her hus Hope, where the Confederates once has been to Atty. John R. FitzGerald, Project Open Door, a program of the program, said that there are situation. Manchester Emblem will meet tonight at 7:30 in threats to secede from the Com But residents of the islands feel hearing, it was immaterial whether band died in the crash. engaged Gen. William T. Sherman in who was paid 31,075. Weiss said that recently started to help status five foster homes in the region for ‘‘You really can 't beat home Room 18 at the school. monwealth of Massachusetts. they’re being cheated out of their the development project had yet been Club will meet Wednesday "All we could do was hold hands,” FitzGerald acted as an "outside con offenders, is in need of foster homes the program. He hopes to find at cooking, " he said. one of the Civil War’s bloodiest approved, " the Judge wrote. at 8 p.m. at the Elks Club said Frederick Clemens, 18, of Officials on both islands have been own representation. temporarily to house children in the least one more home in each of the 13 battles. sultant ” for the town. The case has • Michael- Dworkin and Edith The program started March 10 and on Bissell St. There will be Wilmington, Del, “I was sitting with discussing secession since February "Our voice in the great and general program. towns. A car and a truck were mashed been handled by the town counsel's Schoell were found to be aggrieved has had only one case so far. But a mystery tea cup auction my buddy next to me and a girlfriend after a house redistricting plan was court of Massachusetts is to be office. The foster home would be used as a flat; and telephone poles and trees parties. Castleman and Karp had felt Moyer expects that to increase con after the meeting. Mrs. was next to him. We all held hands.” revealed leaving them without silenced,” Rep. Terrence P. Other expenses included 3201 for Status offenders are those children placement for the youth for a siderably. fell before the careening plane, that the two, who do not live in the Stanley Baldwin and Mrs. Jack Barker, Federal Aviation Ad representation. McCarthy, I-Oak Bluffs, said recent who commit crimes that are unique maximum of 21 days. The which finally smashed into a grocery the court transcript, 3611.25 for three park area but are concerned about The program will rqn for ten John Ziemak are co ministration spokesman, said the Monday Nantucket Island voted 1,- ly. to their age group. For example, a caseworkers will be in daily contact and disintegrated jn a nearby woods. lawsearches, 3270 for Superior Court environment effects, were not months and is expected to to handle chairpersons. Assisting pilot of the Southern flight — No. 294, 725 to 404 in favor of secession, with 58 Officials in Rhode Island, Connec child who runs away or skips school with the child and the temporary Four or five persons on the ground fees, and 353.41 to Mary Dowd. aggrieved. But, Judge Kline dis over 60 cases during its existence. them are Mrs. Anthony bound from Huntsville, Ala., to abstentions. Residents of Chilmark, ticut, New Hampshire and Vermont is considered a status offender. foster home during the stay. were believed killed, but searchers District officials contacted this agreed. The following towns are included in Berube, Mrs. George TAX PAYERS Atlanta — “contacted the Atlanta Air on Martha's Vineyard, also have said they would consider adding were still sifting through the morning said that they did not yet Families that do participate as the Manchester region: Andover, Meixell and Mrs. Betty overwheftningly supported the move, the islands to their states. The Judge did agree with In the past, status offenders have Traffic Control Center and reported wreckage today for other possible know what the District’s next step foster homes will be reimbursed Bolton, East Windsor, Ellington, En Callahan. The officers will 132-31, while the Elizabeth Islands, Oak Bluffs and Edgartown vote on Castleman and Karp in ruling the sometimes been placed in detention 34.75 per day. he had a windshield failure and one .Victims. would be. field, Glastonbury, Hebron, rehearse after the business which collectively form the town of April 14, and Gay Head votes the Manchester Environmental Coalition facilities. HAVE YOU HAD EHOUGH? engine out. A minute later he called “It sounded like a tornado and I Weiss said, 'T m not planning to do Some towns, such as Manchester Manchester, Marlborough, Somers, meeting. Gosnold, voted 63-2 to secede. third week in April. Tisbury and West is not an aggrieved party. He cited back to report that his second engine screamed for everyone to run, and I anything further. I've answered their The idea of Project Open Door is to with its Network emergency shelter South Windsor, Tolland and Vernon. Five more Martha’s Vineyard Tisbury Vote May 17 and 18. the fact that no detailed information had failed.” looked back down the highway and question." prevent such detention. Instead, program, do offer alternatives to Anyone interested in offering their The executive board of communities still must vote on the about the organization was provided. Barker said the pilot first radioed here comes a jet plane,” said Mary workers in the program will offer foster homes if a status offender can home as a temporary shelter in the the Waddell School PTA ARE YOU TIRED OF matter, with the last balloting day counseling to the youth. not be sent back home. that he would try to bring the plane Clayton, who was working in her program should call 643-2595. into Dobbins Air Force Base, 'on the May 18. But, other towns, including Tolland yard when the plane dropped out of To secede, islands must have ap But, homes are needed for youths and Ellington, offer no such alter outskirts of Atlanta, but then quickly the turbulent Spring skies at 4:20 PAYING MORE AND MORE? realized he couldn’t make it. proval from both the Massachusetts p.m. EST. who become part of the program. native, Moyer said. If a home has to legislature and the U.S. Congress. Today’s news summary Some of the youths may still live at The pilot asked what air field was "It was breaking apart all down be found for a status offender in one Under the redistricting plan, drop home, but others, because of home closest to him and was told it was the road,” Mrs, Clayton said. “It was of these communities, the youth has ping House membership from 240 to Compiled from United P re tt International problems, might need an alternative to be sent to the Salvation Army place to live. emergency shelter in Hartford. SPEAK OUT quality SOAfFOBoJ!? State proof they have car insurance Carter has scrapped his idea of Manchester is the headquarters for Moyer said that this is an adequate before registering a new or ouj-of- a 13-town region that is participating YOU’LL THINK IT’S ju opening up the minutes of his facility, but he prefers that the ' MAQici HARTFORD—The Connecticut state car. A bill for mandatory in in the program. David Moyer, head youths are located in a family-type Guards defy court order cabinet meetings to reporters. NAACP’s executive director, Ben surance was killed in committee Instead the normal practice of Becaustt vve're specialists, we can do as much AT THE BUDGET HEARING F, Andrews Jr., has asked Presi Monday. aa your budget allows, In the shortest time, briefing reporters after meetings with a baked-on finish that will give you that WADDELL SCHjDOL - WEDNESDAY • APRIL 6th - 8 P.M. dent Carter to personally in will be continued. car feeling again. tervene to halt merger of the Regional SAVINGS BANK Government is meant to serve the people, the people should by remaining on strike state’s public-subsidized legal aid 5 Right not be run by Government. Taxes are your money, you pay corps with the National Legal Ser MASHPEE. Mass. — Officials MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The march LIFE INSURANCE HARTFORD (UPI) - Guards and vices Corporation. from across the country meet in FREE BODY ESTIMATES the bills. This is your chance to tell your directors how you State troopers were called in to arrested for disobeying the court and the songs were the same, but Dents - rust - collision work expertly other prison workers defied a court patrol the prisons after most of the order would not be confined at any of this Cape Cod town to discuss In the spirit that marked the civil here, The Savinge Bank of Manchester done. For about the price others charge to want your money spent, Government only seems to know how order and remained on strike for a state’s 1,250 correctional workers the 10 Institutions because of the WETHERSFIELD - Explorer dian claims to ancestral land that rights movement of the late Dr. Life Insurance Dept. spot-paint two major panels, MAACO can to spend more. You have to tell them when to stop. The second day today, leaving the state’s left their jobs. • chance of reprisals against them by Scouts Troop 53 may continue to 20th Century owners say they will hbrtin Luther King Jr. appeared repaint your entire automobile. special interests that want more money will show up in force. 10 correctional centers staffed by Hartford Superior Court Judge inmates. ' operate its award-winning fight to keep. to be missing. Only 800 of a hoped At our 923 Main Street state police. You must protect yourself. You can’t complain later about Anthony Armentano later Issued a At least 26 guards on duty when the volunteer ambulance sefvlce In for 5,000 marchers braved a ______Manchester, Ct. 06040 OVER 7,000 COLOR CHOICES About two dozen guards picketed temporary restraining order against strike began were told they were dis Darien, the Connecticut Labor BOSTON — For the third time drizzling rain Modnay to walk the paying higher taxes if you don’t speak up now. They will the state prison at Somers 1 would like more information on the kinds of policies I've checked below: Exterior only $10,00 charge for color change. the walkout and ordered an April 12 missed for refusing to work over Department has ruled, Harvey in a week, the Coast Guard is downtown streets in a mile-long Bank, ^ throughout the night in rain that fell PARTICIPATING DEALERS ONLY claim silence means approval. Your directors were elected to show cause hearing on why the strike time. More than 100 others, faced Kagan, a private ambulance ordered by the State Department memorial service marking the 11 Insurance for Head heavy at times and pickets returned of Household represent you. Tell them how you want to be represented. should not be b a r ^ permanently. with the same threat, stayed at their operator, had filed a complaint not to seize a Soviet vessel ninth anniversary of King's Dale of Birth _____ PAINT SERVICES AVAILABLE to other institutions at dawn. Savings £ You can only have government of the people, for the people, Corrections Commissioner John jobs. alleging state policy forbids suspected of violating the U. S. assassination on April 4, 1968. n Insurance for Wife. CONGRESSIONAL AMBASSADOR PRESIDENTIAL Union spokesmen said they would MansOn said the prisons, which house employment of anyone under 18 200-mile fishing limit law. by the people when the people are involved. Attend the Union leaders said the 1,250- Dale of Birth _____ $69.95 ex $99.95 $129.95 meet today with their lawyers to dis 3,200 men, women and juvenile member correctional workers years of age in hazardous oc [ 3 Chlidren's Insurance. meeting to give support to the speakers with whom you cuss the back-to-work order obtained offenders, ran on a normal schedule, cupations. BOSTON — Elxtended forecast Bank Life £ the MAACO SUPREME. . $189.95 barglnlng unit voted Sunday to strike Dated) of B irth___ agree. This one meeting will'affect your year’s taxes. by state officials Monday shortly despite the walkout. He said all 10 because sUte negotiators "tried to for Southern New England, International thopheuret Mon. thru FrI. aanvSpm OWNER OPERATED after the walkout began. n Term Insurance Saturdayt— 10am-2pm facilities were quiet Monday. force an unfair labor agreement on HARTFORD— Cities and towns Thursday through Saturday, calls kisurance { The strike is the first by prison "There’s always potential tor us.” Ith lottery outlets may get five for fair, cool weather with highs MOSCOW — Cuban President guards In Connecticut's history. Fidel Castro met with the top danger, but the activity In our In The local has about 750 guards. !r cent of the money bet on dally mostly in the 40s Thursday and YOU CAMT AFFORD TO MISS “ We’re not working, we’re on. S Kremlin leadership today to MR MRU. MIBB MANCHESTER stitutions has been as close to normal The other members are supervisors, numbers and weekly lottery Friday and in the 50s Saturday. Costs { strike. There is no change In that as possible. The inmates have been games if the General Law Com exchange views on his month-long ADORESB 291 Adams St 647-9928 THE HEARING instructors, rehabilitation counselers Overnight lows will be In the 20s position," Harley Johnson, a most well-behaved and cooperative,” and medical attendants. ^ mittee’s cochairmen get their and low 30s. tour of Africa. He was recieved by CITY Take 1-66 to Exit 93 Manchester Property Owners Association member of the negotiating com Soviet Communist party leader 8TAT1______ZIP 7/10 mile South o( Caldor's COAST TO COAST Manson said, State Personnel Commissioner way. Less i Box 428, Manchester, Conn. 06040 I mittee for Council 4 of the American Leonid 1. Brezhnev, President HOME PHONE- -BUSINESt PHONE He estimated that 85 per cent of the Sandra Biloon said the state would Mabel Sheridan, Treasurer Federation of State County and Nikolai V. Podgrony, Premier employes were in sympathy with the not negotiate with the prison workers HARTFORD — Connecticut National Municipal Employes, said Monday Alexei Kosygin and Foreign strike. Manson said prison workers while the strike was In progress. residents won’t have to show night. ' WASHINGTON - President Minister Andrei Gromyko. PAGE T B D ^ — MA3ICHE5TER EVEMJ8G HERAIP. HmtaOtf. C m . T » , .Jtanll S. MC7 [ AiMHit towir) Committee backs plan ^NCHESTER evening HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Toes'., April 5, 1977— PAGE THREE-A Local artists taking part Doctors learning I Too many drink too much Tfiev parent dasaes. t f o n ___ the F a a ^ (kienied OBAirth U or for hospital disputes LIVERPOOL, England Sir Bernard Braine told a late to work. rnahan Society iFOClSt * 4 he hell (UPI) — The chairman of conference of businessmen . He said a third ,of all HARTFORD (UPIl - A biU to state CommiMion on Hospitals and to cope with dying the National Alcoholism in Liverpool that problem in Good Friday oratorio alcohol consumed in Vednenday at 7 . » p j r hi oon- pniTide tor hioiliiig arbitration in Health Care lor cutting their leranoe noon ~ tr o flte MiKlKster Council says 2 million drinkers are more likely to Scotland is drunk by only 3 Smeral io a l aret k Ub o o wiB Bniaa i. a pndenacB^ p m p She bodpet dispnes betveen Coonec- budgeU. They have been waiting KANSAS CITY, Kan. (UPI) - The Britons regularly drink too have accidents at work, to pm tapax js ’Jte Good F n ia j per- chancier rale of lie haad-matdeoi. Jfcuiuiijd HospitaL IVeragiltataua the students for their gut reactions per cent of the population. *as joioiil at the South L'siled Se IS atm a mecter of Bala's tieat's joipiiiah and tfae controver seven months for a decision on their first thing Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross when they enter a dying patient’s much. stay home from work or be fo ra a s c e c f S t NaUke'v's s Mcssaiiy by oonaclhc lirx llar- sial xtaSe comniisiaon that regnlates did when she arrived at the Universi- Meshodifit Cfcarch an! a c u f U r tSawd d m th O m eleria, U1 Kecwy a or by appeals. room. They responded with words Pasnoe Back al BiukscU soloist at the Sooth than h u cleared its first le^lative Presently hospitals who want to ty of Kansas Medical Center was like "anger,” "fear,” "chilly,” lle a o r^ EaU a Han£xd as 7 p s M m }»£Ja-. soprano, n rp: tie rale < n ti4 [ FOOS. S Vcstfield a Ccn^re^aJaana! FinS Bapsats Ohnrch of PiUtle's oi!ie AhhonghshelrrasiB appeal commissUm decihons must visit the room of a dying young man. “helpless,” “want to leave.” Tie craiorre u arsiea 5sr a ioniie s ( \ev Britan The JndKiary Conamltee. by a S-3 take their case to court, wUcb means He thought she wanted to see his d a m . daseue arcteaSra. niitBiSj GhHaahtmrr. she is duecm o t the “The most frequent reaction of I^ P a q p s. OGOtnlto. o iB aln b ea The U n en BUe SM y Gram of vote. Mooday endorsed the plan a lengthy delay until the matter is bedsore. That’s the only thing all the normal, caring, loving nurses is,” aid 'jitu e d e u SiiaiB^ Sarofards d Manchesaer. Enanoel LnherH Cinch v a anet BBioiB. AelnesatM IBiBiSooRd has acocmyatned lie namciesier ■ ih i has the sopport of the Cotiiec- decided. other doctors and nurses wanted to she told them, “'I hope she doesn’t .\rxmf d t auiaau aie Debarat and a a hassemaker-iaeae beaSd Wedoesdhy at 1 :9 plk. a On cinci tigh Hflgpitab Association. Fred Hyde, vice-president and see and treat. Instead, she sat down, GOben and SoOiraB Vattshop lor B rary die on me. If you die five minutes BeasKc. tsain2u>. e( VS OCosss A aide vzOi MamrfarHer Hcmeirafkers. ThhtyCHA members are suing the general counsel for CHA, said under held his hand and talked with him after my shift, that's okay, but don’t iorajg- riegimagT aagBc aadber a esjhs jea rk. and has Oagtat mEic in h r a r tsajored io open at Haitt lie local schoob arbitration decisions conld be about what everyone else could not do it to me.’” !ke Maackesier aad Elhxgtioi CciLle^ of MiaK. Unm o ity of Hart- -Theater schedule' expected within three months. talk abdut. Dr. Kubler-Ross said many eieaestxrj idtxit ibe !has oos- Urs \s3er is ahn a solass at lie Iced Ste a also scOaiB! aeCesser Sonh CcagregaiaoBsl First I 'A . Fheaser 1 — -A n yo n “This man looked at me and said, patients ace unable to talk about dacled d t Ckerasaie McKKaJ Ctifc CoB^Tf^atjoinal Q iiirti Ckoiir >s 77- J-«m u Vema doe I — The Seo- ■I’m not afraid to die. I’m afraid of dying but resort to a symbolic ViadKSHJs: dtxTn Sat ins beei a O neci is S e r Bmaia. and Eia^ tnel” - .» ♦ » Haniord ohDch s directed b r Jcia omh lie Somh QairTh Qxiral Sooe- U A. Tbexior 1 — - 'Pm WBh being a burden.’" He then told her his language. zxsaixT a! lie itaacieiaBr Q r r Vensn Coe 3—"The Other feelings about being lonely, Hoilti:. '■tia miS aitc dreci lie SA IT DKk aul i m ~ 7 2S4 M Side at ihe Usmllan'' 7 IF She told'about a teacher coming to Owrale Gilben a ii S illira s Haider arajano t A. ThEater 3 — ' Oonxinn d e p re s ^ and missing his wife, who her with two girls, ages 5 and 7, sTiyrnf Snvrarif xai IS lie dciBide cdmis u P'rTticiyite" 7 s f IS itsf Patp$ has alto ieea sokaa at Janes M o m l aho. cd U Proipert had visited him only once in the whose mother was dying although 'Jtber pzw p f lereral area cinrcies mrhifTnf lie hospital. neither child had been told. One drew S3. HodrsiDe.. o io is a in>rKh»»r gf -J-t'uDH ttlwv SiC«S Sbe It i cianer ayeroba- a! de Latrias Lstheras Chsrch o! Tbs ten foaesr it Y He was in pain and begged for his a picture showing’ she would never prf4eaMDii darzaer eaKSiiie. ihe limisaciel CcigrefaiioBa! pan cf The BoraiU ^piahtr ilaad esd r Ciurth. choir of Haniord medicine. But it was only 9:30 a.m. walk with her mother in the park or BURNSIDE 'XjTCB}ia Mue>cb{ ~ £id lie Sosii Sutac Dixon sopraDO. oi ITS and the nurse told him he wasn't due sit at the breakfast table with her. Ckircli Ckoral Socieir Ne» Ticleu are arailable at tie pvt yen axK at Ibe Encsi iun,Lffm.«s».iw HccxfZeai S i oili be heard jc tie Bc^ineD ia t office. 24F4HT -iQinmil pi:ii!raBos ihe js vai'tim crtcr to ~TO«0WU I for another dose until 10 a.m. So he Dr. Kubler-Ross told them their cuvr fAtTWOOO became obsessed by pain and the mother’s condition was “ like being in . Q gy H our s D M f ^ O F O i c a r clock. a cocoon, and when the time is right, *00600 SBBK u rm tim Dr. Kubler-Ross, the author of “On she will come out of the cocoon and Bottle ban bill faces test r ‘THE Death and Dying” and other books be a beautiful butterfly.” about her 12 years of treating and The children were fascinated, and M o b il KOF«TOUMTNi fL OTHER SIDE comforting the terminally ill and m e OF TOUM MAH when they were smuggled into their \fS. 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PACE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues.; April 5, 1977 Sturbridge sap bubbling Banker and teacher rielate '.N^PHESTER EVENING HSRAU), Manchester. Conn...Tues.. April 5, 1977 — PAGE NINE-A STURBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - cabinet maker’s shop, the barrel Funny thing is, it couldn’t be sold to Charles Roberts stood in front of a maker's shop and restored homes of the public. Seems the natural big black caldron of sap bubbling the o^inary villagers as well as the experiences as legislators methods that farmers used in the over an open wood fire, a figure out wealthy. 1800s aren't up to the sanitary stan of American folklore. Roberts, one of the 602 village staff dards of the board of health,” HARTFORD (UPI) — One takes baby during the closing weeks of the He has.joinN a small band of Dressed in a linen shirt, high- members decked out in historical Roberts said. leaves of absence from his teaching session, when the action at the Democrats who have coihbined with waisted trousers held up with costume, tapped the maple trees But it is not the business of Old post to help shape the state budget. Capitol la the hottnt. the Republicans on the Ap suspenders, with his hair t i ^ back, with an auger, a replica carved by Sturbridge Village to sell, it is to Another leaves his bank to see how Dyson, the teacher, says he la dis propriations Committee to stop two Roberts walked through the outskirts the village craftsman of the tool used recreate, he said. Roberts will taxpayer dollaii are being spent. appointed with the legislative veteran committee chairman from of Old Sturbridge Village tapping the by farmers in the early 19th century. explain over and over to visitors just Rep. Wtniam R. Dyson, D-New process. exercising exclusive control over the few maple trees still oozing sap. "I started with about 40 gallons of how maple sugaring was done by Haven, and Sen. Patrick Madden, R- Then, General Assembly doesn’t Panel. This year some 635,000 people are sap," Roberts said as smoke their ancestors. Woodbrldge, are only two of several do what It’s supposed to do," be said. The Appropriations Committee expected to pass through the old billowed up into the trees above him. Village spokesman Larry Morrison Ireahman legislators at the Connec “There seems to be a fear of dealing oversees all state spending and village, a re-created rural New “I let it collect in a wooden trough said the only building with running ticut Capitol, but their experiences with controversial matters. They Dyson's group has shaken legislative are typical. England community from the early and boil it all day long until it gets water was the Pliney Freeman farm, send bills to committee, have leaders. 1800s. It is a living museum of 40 brown and syrupy and then off it goes named after the original owner, and Uke their colleagues they are lear hearings, and then delay the decision Madden thinks the legislature authentic buildings, most laboriously to the farm where it'll boil under then because the water ran downhill. ning how to hold down two jobs, while on the bill until the'last minute,” spends too much time correcting trying to make time (or their moved to the 200-acre site. more controlled heat. I'll be left with "Even then,” Morrison said, “the "The end result is that the earlier mistakes. He notes some bills ^ * fa m il^ . Walking through the village, you can only one gallon of maple syrup.” water is cold.” legislative business Is not being which have already received Maddep may have a greater see the blacksmith’s shop, the "The maple sugar is delicious. At the farm, apples, corn, rye, taken care of," he said. legislative approval come back for problem than most of his colleagues oats, hay and a selection of So Dyson is doing something about technical changes. in this Area. His wife Is expecting a vegetables are grown. changing the status quo. "U they had more time, could they Flame retardant linked “Cow manure is saved through the have drafted the legislation more winter and thrown on the fields in the properly?” Madden asks. spring for fertilizer. A yoke of oxen A b o u t to w n Madden, who sits on the to kidney cancers pulls a plow over the fields," Regulations Review Committee, Morrison said. The food produce will sees the public hearing process as a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tris, a kidney cancer for every 1.5 million be eaten by guides who work on the The Mlnnechaug Women’s Golf The Royal^ ______Arch degree______will be «m- major problem. widely used flame retardant used in children born. farm. Club of Glastonbury will have a get- ferred by'Oeita Chapter, RAM,Vhm Inordinate amount of time is children’s sleepwear, could That, he said, would be four to five Morrison said the farm’s toughest acquainted meeting Thursday at 9 it meets Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. at listening to other legislators, a.m. at the club bouse on Manchester theoretically result in thousands of times worse than the occurrence rate task was breeding the animals back The worWs biggest pizza the Masonic Temple. David Toomey, ™ present structure is geared at cases of kidney cancer among to the way they were in the 19th cen Rd. Rules and regulations will be dis past high priest, will preside. Officer press relations for the legislators children, a cancer researcher told of the most acute type of lukemia. tury, a process called genetic back- Residents of Haubstadt, Ind., were truly pie-eyed Sunday as they watched Charlie Wilhite cussed. Women interested in joining dress is robes. rather than at a public information Congress Monday. Schneiderman testified at a House breeding. and helpers concoct the world’s largest pizza pie, a spicy monster measuring 31-feet, 2- the oiganiution are Invited to at • gathering session," he said. tend. Coffee and doughnuts will be Marvin Schneiderman of the consumer subcommittee hearing into He said this had resulted in sheep inches in diameter and containing 300 pounds of sausage, 300 pounds of ground beef,' 50 Is a full-time legislature the why the Consumer Product Safety served. The executive board of Manchester answer? Madden isn’t sure. But he National Cancer Institute said that produced less wool, cows that pounds of mushrooms, 30 pounds of pepperoni, 275 pounds of tomato sauce and 600 pounds of Chapter, American Association of statistical projections based on rat Commission has not banned Tris produced less milk and chickens that thinks a limit on the number of bills a Leaders flash smiles despite two petitions from an en cheese, all spread on an 800-pound crust. After the pizza was cooked by propane tanks Hie Lenten Discussion Group of Retired Persons, will meet lawmaker might introduce might not studies involving the flame proofer could get out from under the fence Wednesday at 1:80 p.m. in the recep called Tris. indicate that at the upper vironmental group and studies from beneath the .huge pizza pan, it was divided among the spectators. (UPI photo) South United Methodist Church will be a bad idea. f A"'!®*' Al-Sadat and President Carter both flash smiles Monday during and run into the woods. Nonetheless, tion hall of South United Methodist limit there could be 7,500 cases of NCI indicating a cancer problem. they were close to the older breeds. meet tonight at 8 at the church. "It would force the legislators to welcoming cermonies for the Egyptian President. Rain forced the ceremony to be moved Church. priortize what is being done,” he into the East Room of the White House. 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L 2 D e a r A b b y 12 Do newspaper 6 Environment 0 E L T A E PT A L E T A ■p7] "h Post Queen work agency (abbr.) FI 13 Fail tuddenly e M B D 8 8 n 8 1a E 9 Fish lure T 1 1 By Abigail Van Buren 14 Fatima's L n IT L T U R E 10 Make cloudy £ £ c □ □ N E 0 S'OU'RE The Anderson Shea Post of the husband 11 Fruit 0 0 P 8 E I thouehtvou ON THE OTHER HANP Veterans of Foreign Wars and its 15 Singer Horne 17 Nine (Fr.) [c Tj T E 0 R l] C > , ^ I N G T O COULP ONLV PLAV in 16 Flowpr 19 Portcullis 0 L THEY DIDN’T TELL By Betty Ryder auxiliary will hold their 10th annual DEAR ABBY: After two years, upon learning that my (E E T L A 8 8 m lAur—U6U5TA THE MASTERS IF husband would not leave his family, the “other woman" 18 Sink'down 22 Genus of [o N E E C H O □ODE3 TO PlAV ME NOT TO COME! Loyalty Day Dance on Saturday, 19 Franklin VOU lOERE INViTEP... broke it off, even though they were aure they were meant rodents [? T 8 T H E M □BCH3 IN THE u April 16 at the post home, 608 E. for each other. 20 To be (Fr.) 24 pongregations J 21 Phykician's as measure (pL (comp, wd.) MASTERS’ For all of those who expressed con Center St. I want her to know the other side of my husband, so she 25 Genetic abbr.) MCC and is currently serving as one as did their mom, and all those atten sociation material 49 River in cern, the Rec Department has rec of the judges for the Manchester A Loyalty Day (Queen’s Contest will won t sit home eating her heart out. (abbr.) 35 Singing ding were obviously happy to be with be conducted for all young women 26 Half (prefix) syllable Yorkshire tified its error, and our staffer and The man she knows is charming and immaculately 23 Natural color 27 American Civitan Club’s essay contest). John on his very special night. 26 Faubourg 36 Wlldebetst 5 1 _____Park. her offspring (who shall remain who are single and have never groomed. He's well-liked at the office, where he jokes with Indians State Rep. Ted Cummings (he’s married, are citizens, and between people although he’s basically quiet. He’s very romantic and 29 Partial 39 Compass London anonymous) have received a cor also Democratic town chairman) 33 Summers (Fr.) 28 Diver's point 53 Lamblike the ages of 16 and 21. understanding. He writes poetry and talks of things that disease re c t^ inscription to attach to the No bonnets might have been. 34 Actress 41 Ammunition 54 Assume an -d A - looked dashing in a flashy plaid The winner will represent the post 30 In a big way trophy they were awarded at a recent She'd never believe the other side of this jsmooth talker. Raines 43 One's self attitude jacket. Looking equally as elegant In many places, seeing Easter and its auxiliary at the state level 36 Scouting 31 Phrase of un Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss basketball competition. He has no friends outsidb the office. The neighbors don’t derstanding (2 45 Inn 56 Primary color was Frank Vaccaro, president of the bonnets on parade is one sure sign contest in Putnam on April 29. She organization It all came about when mother and Organization of The Handicapped, that spring is just about to happen. even know his first name> His modest home is falling apart 37 Ac|or Ferrer wds.) 47 Smallsword 57 Mamie's man will also participate in the Loyalty for lack of repairs. Although he is always well-dressed, his 32 Rsdiation 48 Medical picture 58 Cereal grain daughter entered a competition, who presented John Thompson with a But not in Bermuda. 38 Minute insect AND IT'S CERTAINLY IRONIC Day Parade on May 1 in Putnam. children don't even have a pair of decent shoes, and the bills 30 Leered THAT J. R KONCREET WAS which was advertised as a “ Parent- 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 0 10 11 so VOUR OLD FHJENoA / HE SURE certificate of appreciation from Instead of buying new hats and Those interested in entering may keep mounting up. He never laughs or talks at home. He *40 Dot of land ALREADY BEING REPLACED AT Child” event. They won second place 42 Feels JAKE WILSON CAME J f Dtp, THE BANK. I JUST TALKED OTH. marching down the main street, Ber contact the queen’s chairladies, Mrs. rarely plays' lys wv ithhis...... children. He never picks up after him- 12 13 14 THROUGH FOR VDU? MICKEY' and received a trophy inscribed Bill Kuehnel of Hartford, who has mudians head for the nearest hill and self or helpsIds inii an.any way. 44 Travel across Muriel Grover, 647-1281 or Mrs. snow IS 16 17 "Father-Son." spent 50 years in labor management, fly a kite. Margaret Zikus, 649-0325 or any He parks in front of the TV night after night and all 46 Pearl weekend, just waiting to go back to work where he can es f Now, this young mother is an un was at the head table, and we had the It’s a custom that islanders exer member of the Loyalty Day Com 47 Quiz 18 I. 20 derstanding woman; but let's face it, cape from reality, turn on his charm, and live in that other 50 Exclamation ■ ■■ distinction of having Judge Eugene cise every year on Good Friday, mittee. world. 21 22 in no way does she look like a father Kelley of the Court of Common Pleas which is a public holiday, and without 52 Electrical unit 1 I am sure the other woman would never believe this of 55 Precedence 26 27 2. 2. 30 31 32 and her daughter is very much a girl. pour the coffee. Some class, huh? a doubt, it’s the most colorful of all her Prince Charming. Well, in a few years, when the kids 58 Butter ■ So, the Rec Department’s per Saw the Ted LaBonnes, Bob and the visual events there. are grown, I’ll be glad to let her find out for herself. substitute 33 35 36 sonnel (who also shall remain 59 Organ of 1 ■ Gloria Weiss, John J. Sullivan, Terry Although it may not seem so at April 13 show JUST HIS WIFE hearing 37 36 2. anonymous) made the formal Parla, Edwin Edwards, Viv and Tom first glance, Bermuda’s annual kite 60 Squeezed out ■ ■ presentation at The Herald office, Ferguson (he’s Republican town flying day has religious significance DEAR JUST; To some men, a wile, children and home 61 Beers 40 ,1 will aid NCH are status symbols that are left neglected on the shell to ■ and now the hard-fought-for trophy, chairman and she serves on the and is directly tied to the Easter 62 Storm center 44 L father duat like a tarnished bowling trophy. The breed is 63 Expunge bearing the inscription “Parent- Board of Directors). season. ■ not uneommon-ltt either sex. 64 Playful child 47 46 40 ,0 St 53 54 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Child,” is displayed in a place of Taking time out from their hectic The tradition dates back to the The Connecticut Big Band Society ■1 ■ honor in the recipients’ home. schedule directing the Senior 18(X)s when — so the legend says — a will present A1 Gentile’s “Sentimen DEAR ABBY: Our children, 4 and 6, wreck everything DOWN S5 57 58 Citizens Variety Showboat which was Sunday school teacher was having tal Journey” on Wednesday, April 13 they own. When I buy toys I make sure they are meant for HOLLYI-OCK IS BIG C€AL.' NO ONE THE CENTRAL OHIO ^ John's party 1 Skinny fish 50 60 61 REALLY EXCITED CARES ABOUT M WHAT IS IT? DRAFT HORSE PLOWING held last weekend were Roger and difficulty trying to get his young at 8 p.m. at the Manchester High children of their age group and at*e not hard for them to 2 Inkling The testimonial for John Thomp play with. They’re sweet children but so destructive! Any 62. 63 64 ABOUT NATIONAL FAVORITE EVENT 1^ CONTEST IN Marci Negro with many of the students to understand Christ’s School auditorium. 3 Arouse a a son last week was super. His pretty advice on how to deal with this problem? response (3 LIBRARY WEEK/ ON APRIL 2S™ f FF?E[?ERICKTOWN, OHIQ(, seniors in attendance. Ascension. Hoping to illustrate the Along with the big band sounds will INIWSRAPIR f NTIRPRiSE ASSN ) wife, Betty, looked charming in a DEBBIE wds.) Wally “ Melvis” Fortin, director of point, the teacher constructed a sim ^ three acts of vaudeville including - Y m \ green cowl-necked blouse and a the Senior Citizens Center, did his ple three-stick, tissue-paper kite and Metropolitan Opera special award DEAR DEBBIE: Consistent discipline, involving both O'! printed skirt. version of Elvis Presley’s “ All Shook on it painted the image of Christ. winners, Anthony Scotti rewards and punishment for good or bad conduct, plus a Win at Bridge Cr Mrs. Matt Moriarty wore a soft, Up,” and had us all shook up Then, on Good Friday atop Jhe (Squillacote) formerly of clear explanation of what Is expected of them is the only winning formula I know. rose jersey gown as she sat at the Members of the Center’s “Old highest hill on the island, he met with Manchester, and Carol Toscano; Up Low club beats block head table next to her distinguished Timers” played a few tunes to liven his class and together they set the dancer Bobby Dae; and singer- looking husband. DEAR ABBY: My 23-year-old son is being married for up the evening. kite loose in the wind. When the ball Eleanor Emerson. the second time. After one year of marriage, his first wife NORTH 5 Dutch Fogarty of the Army & South comes back to his Making a presentation on behalf of of kite string played out, the teacher Tickets may be purchased at 867 left him and took all their wedding presents. 4K84 hand with another spade and Navy Club, where the event was held, the Regional Occupational Training snipped the string and the kite soared Main St., Room 7, above Marlow’s His new fiance has never been married before and she's ¥ J 10 leads a second club. After moved rapidly as the waiters served ^partment store in Manchester. having a big church wedding, which she is entitled to. How ♦ Q2 West plays low. South rises Center, of which he is director, was higher until it finally disappeared, AKQ 6 7 3 2 a scrumptious roast beef dinner with Norman Fendell. giving the students a silent but For more information cail 643-0746 ever, my son’s first wedding was also in church, and all our with dummy’s king. If West Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence all the trimmings. Proceeds will benefit the Friendly hands make baby quilt friends'and relatives attended and gave lovely presents. had held the ace of clubs Amicable Probate Judge Bill graphic explanation of the Ascension. At first I didn’t want to invite anyone to the second WEST EAST Had a chance to chat with a lot FitzGerald was an entertaining Newington Chi!dren”s Hospital in AJ9 everything would be fine, but CAROL) This Friday, as in years past, wedding, but so many have expressed a desire to attend A 10765 3 0 0 YOU APPROVE THE POLICY HOW friends I don’t get to see too often. Newington. ¥Q 9 8 5 3 ¥764 East produces the ace. Now AS THE BECAUSE I JUST HIRED emcee and we all hope the storm he thousands of high-flying kites will dot Susan DeBari of 300D Green Rd., a registered nurse at the that I decided to invite some close friends and relatives. OF GIVING EVERY JO B TO THE COME , 5 HIVAUN 5 HAFTOE AS Among them were Sol Cohen, former ♦ A 875 8K9 East leads a spade to es DAUGHTER. BMARTEBT BEET-Q uALIFIED I don't want those who gave my son one wedding gift to MV PRiVATB sec r etar y: anticipated (he forgot to introduce the sky over Bermuda in a day-long pestfield Convalescent Home, displays baby quilt presented to A 10 6 tablish two spade tricks. OF McKEE a p p l ic a n t ?' political writer for The Herald, now give him another, so should I enclose a card with the invita « A J5 his wife) subsided. islandwide celebration with kite her by her co-workers on the night shift there. It was completed SOUTH (D) South is in dummy for the last lNI?L>$TRie^' retired; and Paul Ryan and his lovely Gee, I’ve heard of judges in the strings seeming to stretch from one tions saying, “NO GIFTS, PLEASE”? Should I call them A AQ2 time and can’t ever bring any FOUNPER- personally and tell them? Or should I ignore the fact that 1/ Kay. Paul’s with O’Keefe Travel in jailhouse, but not in the doghouse, end of the island to the other. secretly over the past three months. Each friend designed and ¥AK2 more club tricks in. East has Wethersfield. they already gave? Weil, I hope it ail turned out well, What a beautiful sight it must be. embroidered a square and hand-quilted it on a frame made by ♦ J 10 6 4 3 blocked the suit by ducking. I want to be fair to friends, relatives and to my son’s «94 South can counter that play Ronald Denison, president of Mrs. FitzGerald looked very un lovely bride. Please help me. Nfanchester Community College, and d a " S r ta V T '; »™ n Mill,, Mrs Neither vulnerable in advance by just leading a derstanding and I’m sure his public Happy Easter PUZZLED low club from dummy at trick his missus were among those atten apology served its purpose. West North East South ding, as were Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. “Their Lent is over, and their »,ve?ir,„S^\‘Sira,rpi:S bj *■"' two. Then when he plays the It was a great party. The four DEAR PUZZLED: Let those who are attending your 1 ♦ king of clubs next it doesn't Easter won.” William Crosweli son's second wedding do as they wish about a gift. To re Pass 2 A Pass 2 N. T Ramey Jr. (he’s director of the Thompson boys and their sister matter what East does, South Business and Careers Division at Doane (1832-1913). quest “no gift" would be unfair to the bride. Pass 3 N, T- Pass Pass looked rightfully proud of their dad Pass will still be able to get to dum Dr. Smith talk at FOCIS meet Opening lead — 5 ¥ my with the king of spades and make either three or four Sexual Patterns —A Nondesen Dr. Samuel G. Smith of notrump depending on Alley Oop — Dave Graue Manchester will be the featured sitizing Education.” in San Francisco. Astro-graph whether or not the defense Dr. Lamb He is presently teaching a course cashes two diamonds. speaker at a meeting of the Family He is currently on the obstetrical By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L South’s problem is to bring Oriented Childbirth Information on sexuality at the Educational Com and gynecological staff at WEU, WEU; LOOKS LIKE WE WEIZEN'T TM' NOW IF THAT OL' SNAKE- ..TVIIS SrrUATlON MIGHT For Wtdneaday. April 6, 1977 in dummy’s club suit. He LAST ONES HEAPING AWAV FROM Society (FOCIS) on Wednesday, munity on Birch Mountain Rd. in Manchester Memorial Hospital and would like to score five tricks HEAP BEHIND ME WILL TAKE CARE OF ITSELF.' Manchester. THOSE LOCUSTS, AFTER ALL ' JUSTTAKE AN INTEREST Man’s unexplained weight loss at 7:30 p.m. at the ShopRlte Com at John Dempsey Hospital. ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) there, but four will be enough ACqJifornia reader wants to IN TH' CRITTER UP IN FRONT munity Hall, 587 E. Middle Tpke. In April, Dr. Smith will co-present The meeting is open to the public You have an air of mystery about Your helpfulness has a surprise for his needs since he Is sure know what a California cue OF US. of three spades and t>yo By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. his program before the American and admission is free for FOCIS you today. This will intrigue twist today. People feel a com bid is. Dr. Smith will present a talk and a Association of Sex Education members. Refreshments will be members of the opposite sex. pulsion to do things for you. You hearts. As a matter of fact, While neither restricted to They’ll strive to know you better. may get more than you give. after the heart lead he can slide preseijtation on “Sexuality and Counselors and Teachers (AASE(?T) served. or invented in California, it is DEAR DR. LAM B-M y TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D»c. count on three heart tricks. After that you need to look calories. The increased digestive system prevents an advanced bid in which you husband has been losing You're fortunate with partners 21) All you need for happiness The simple way to play the bid an opponent’s suit to ask at problems that prevent heat production with a it from functioning normal club suit is to come to his hand weight so fast the last two where there is mutual sincerity. today is to be with the one you your partner to bid nolrump if absorbing your food — that fever and the repair ly and prevents absorption They’ll do more lor you than you love. How long has it been since with a spade at trick two and he can stop it. It is not years that he has lost 40 Recent births announced will for them, but you'll even the you had a romantic interlude? lead a club toward dummy. literally prevent the processes use calories. of food. Pancreatic disease recommended except for very pounds. He eats well and I— c ____ u i . __ i ____ > ____ ...... _ . RockvillRockville General score later Tlien he puts up dummy’s calories of energy from Thatjs why you are correct may also affect absorption. Therrien, Jay Sleven, His maternal great- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fltz CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) well-developed partnerships. sleeps well. You can count Hospital. His maternal GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The pieces are starting to come queen and if East is ever getting into your in feeding a fever. I am You might talk with your son of Wayne F. and Pat grandparents are Mr. and Simons of Enfield. Her his ribs. grandparents are Mr. and Those working under you today together for something you've reasonably alert he lets the body. A host of intestinal sending you The Health doctor again and see if he Naretto Therrien of Mount Mrs. Joseph Naretto of 99 paternal grandparents are realize you hold them in high es wanted very much. You may see .queen hold.______Berry’s World The doctor doesn’t seem Mrs, Guy Lane of problems are in this Letter number 7-6 Body has any further Vernon Apts., Rockville. Dale Rd. Mr. and Mrs. James teem. They’ll do more for you the first indications today. to know what causes him to Damariscotta, Maine. He category, including Temperature and Fever, to suggestions. You may need He was bom March 30 at Durkin Sr. of Windsor. She than they would for others. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions lose weight. He had a has two brothers, Ronald parasites which could be give you more information to talk with a nutritionist to Rockville General Durkin, Erin Kathleen, has three sisters, Colleen, CANCER (June 21-July 22) The You have a secret admirer who physical not long ago. 1 am worms. Worms still exist on this. Others who want Hospital. His maternal E. and Darrin A. social ' amenities help you has been saying complimentary be sure he is really getting daughter of James T. Jr. 11, Kelley Ann, 8, and Tara SOME ...BUT. I SAY YOU ..An d S W E E P S o u so worried, afraid of careerwise today. If an important things about you which you may P E O P L E SAY in a surprising number of this information can send enough calories in the kind grandparents are Mr. and and Mary Ellen Fitzsimons Lynn, 6. ____ Narerhania, Apurva, deal Is pending, an outstanding shortly learn of. You'll be KEA l l w k n o w i t 's H E R l a t e s t cancer. My first husband IT 'S T H ' SPRING WHEN MRS. people but a simple stool 50 cents with a long, of food he eats, if there are Mrs. . John J. Naretto of 62 Durkin of 409 Somers Rd., son of Pradeep and Asha dinner in a line setting will help. flattered. HUS e>ANO / died from cancer. His head Castner, Todd Michael, F iR S r GUNITE POES A examination and compe stamped, self-addressed no medical reasons for his Garth Rd. His paternal Ellington. She was bom Gidsalia Narechania of 565 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If ROBIN... THOROUGH HOUSE- hurts in the back. Could it son of Eugene R. and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You know c : ? - X tent examination of the envelope for it. Send your loss of weight. grandparents are Mr. and March 23 at Rockville Talcottville Rd., Vernon. your strengths and it's not you have hunches that you feel CLEANING.... possibly be a tapeworm? Katheryn Lane Castner of 9 digestive system will request to me in care of (NEWSPAPER Mrs. Fred Therrien of 88 General Hospital. Her He was born March 26 at necessary for you to impress could better you today, follow DEAR READER - Hayes Ave., Ellington. He Manchester Memorial others. Today, be gentle and them through. You're in tune on demonstrate them. Manchester Evening ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Shenipsit Rd., Rockville. maternal grandparents are compassionate with all. a monetary wavelength. Weight loss follows the The calories may be lost Herald. P.O. Box 326, San was born March 24 at Hospital. same principles of weight VIRGO (Aug. 23-8tpt. 22)\here from the body in the urine, Antonio, TX 78292. are $ signs in your ideas today. gain. Your body uses as as in a diabetic losing Cancer can be a cause of Though you may not make many calories of energy a sugar in the urine to cause weight loss and is one money lor yourself, you show day as it needs of energy a weight loss. reason why anyone with INVmS YOU TO ANOTHER others the way to turn a profit. Q to ib iiiD ^ day as it needs to maintain If you are eating enough, this problem deserves a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If April 6. 1977 itself and the number of absorbing the calories and complete examination. The you’re looking to make some calories used to do physical sort of a profitable agreement, Through your own efforts, your not losing them, the next cancer cells multiply and today the aspects are in your work of various types. If creativity could open up an ad problem could be things form new growth. New favor. You should come out on ditional source of Income for you Born Loser — Art Sansom you take in more calories that increase the body’s growth requires energy. top moneywise. this year, it could be something than your body uses you use of calories. This in The best example here is in the arts or even a hobby. store the excess energy as cludes an overactive the energy consumption of '^HOORTROoeiflSTHATitoU A a RI6HT, I'LL fat. If you use more energy thyroid gland that is like the growing child. It takes _ otyi _ Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stolfel PRCtRA-^PATEl ^ AW EllAAAPLf... than you take in you turning up the thermostat energy to hook together the deplete the energy stored causing the body cells to chemical compounds that as body fat. After the fat is WEDNESDAY 1S77byNCA. he.’ use lots more energy and form new tissue. In cancer ...I MEAN ' gone you start using the THIS MAGIC SKIN BALM release more heat. These the combination of new April 0 thru April 19 IS CREAT FER REMOVIN'... PREVEMTIN LINES, All units move in! The secchahne buy has been muscles for body energy. individuals usually eat a lot m a d e r growth and cell destruction doiryfflort l/v ■••EK- WRINKLES. Anyone who has un and still lose weight. may lead to rapid weight AN' SKIN Our Boarding House - Carrol a McCormick explained weight loss must The infectious diseases, loss. BLEMISHES.' have an examination. The including tuberculosis, You didn’t say how old SUBURBAN FARMS COACH, THE BROADWAY YOU RE TOO LATE, HOtJPLE most common cause is an cause tissue destruction your husband is, but oc 646 Center Street OPENING OF MY PLAY MAJOR! THE COULDN’T inadequate diet — not and in the replacement casionally disease of the (•t InterMctlon of HA6 been delayed, 50 SCHOOL BOARD SET DOWN taking in enough calories. process you use more arteries supplying the Manchester Adams St.) ICE CREAM FINALLY HAVE 50ME DROPPED BASE FORA leisure; I RECALL, BALL TO SAVE GROUNPER ■1-s ASSOniD PROM 151 NO T0 5HOW m o n e y ; WE'RE UNLESS FUV0R$ VDUR BOY5 HOW TO INTO TRACK HE STOOD FIELD <5ROUMDER5 ON NOW: IN A rOAIRY MART COUPON^ -^THE SHORT HOP: t r e n c h ; Ace - Wirth This Funny World flood at i i WED. J V WHY! Cantor 8t. atora W H £W / ALVlOSr BLEW \ ^ I FREE! Only GREAT,' I'LL \ The HOOD'S TAKE A , THAT O N E .' 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(anrli^atpr Hfralb i 1 Carter summons ■'^iwiDHirobituaries • 1,1 « . ■ 1, :rati Corrections agency cites Section Two Directors to conduct hearing Mrs. Henry J. Gruessner The funeral of Mrs. Rose S. TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1977 party leaders Gruessner of 69 Benton St., who died J Monday at Manchester Memorial cost of mandatory terms on water supply study funds WASHINGTON (UPI) - President ficial visit although he does not Hospital, is Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Carter summoned Democratic depart Washington until Wednesday. from the John F. Tierney F^ineral HARTFORD (UPI) — ’The (directions Department At 8th District meeting ' leaders today for a pre
t PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 5, 1977 Inventor works on shave Wf^sh^ngtonwindmit, j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. April 5. 1977 - PAGE srvpm.p increasing voter turnout ^ ARNOLD SAWISLAK that is as smooth as glasss welcomed any effort to broaden WAIHINGTON (UPI) - The nout. In Wisconsin, 216,000 registered citizen participation in politics. at the polls; 65 per cent of age SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - aiUiough he heard Schick found the figuration for use, no comfortable familltr political charge of proposine ® orm” that creates more Republican National Committee eligibles turned out. The shave may not be as smooth as blades to be exceedingly sharp, he handle or nice grip. But it made us chairman William Brock suddenly glass, but the razor Is. hasn’t heard anything further. problei IS than it solves now is being In addition, there was no indication realize from a qualitative viewpoint reversed field. that election day registration had in Walter Slegmund, technical He knows the blades are sharp that the edge was sharp.” . leveled at President Carter’s plan to He called the proposal “an open in creased vote fraud in either state. manager of American Optical Cto.’s from first-hand experience. He term ^ his research with the ellmini te pre-election voter registra tion. ; vitation" to voter fraud that would Minnesota Secretary of State Joan fiber optics division, was recently “We made up one of the cabbage blades as informal and added "we’re “eliminate all safeguards for honest Growe said the system, actually in awarded his second patent for glau grater types and I scrubbed my own not in the razor blade business. T he' iroblem in this case is low elections" and give “big city bosses use since 1973, had caused no razor blades. He said the glass blades face with it and was able to get rid of We’ve lust done some playing around voter I impnt. In 1976, only 53 per the opportunity to stuff the ballot problems. And the Wisconsin elec have several advantages over whiskers. It wasn’t really In any con and think it has some merit.” cent ol Americans 18 years of age and oiler voted in the presidential boxes in each and every election.” tion board reported that while stainless steel blades but their shave Some months ago, discussing his. is still a bit uncomfortable. electioi. The turnout was below 1972 several clainis of fraud were made, and co; tinned a downward trend in own 1976 Senate defeat. Brock In none were verified. He has received patents for two dicated that postcard registration in glass blades — a single^ged blade A bout tow n voting hat began in 1964. Everyone Others trying it agrees ;his is an alarming situation Tennessee had opened the door to received a patent last month and a fraud. During a chat with reporters Similar election day registration The Toastmasters Will meet that sh uld be remedied. “cabbage-grater” shaped disc with Shorrock, 278 E. Middle Tpke. several weeks ago. Brock did not systems were used Igst year in Maine Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Center holes in it was patented earlier. Easiei registration press or explain his earlier comment and North' Dakota, with increased Congregational Chur^. Visitors are "Glass is _^n essentially cheap and The dlaconate of Center Carte • believes the turnout can be about fraud. Nor did he cite turnouts and little talk of ballot box welcome. inexhaustible resource,” he said. Congregational Church will meet increas id by eliminating the require Tennessee or any other state as an stuffing. “Now they're made with stainiess tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room ment that citizens register to vote example of fraud following If the Republicans hope to make steel, basically. That has some very A service of the Holy Eucharist, of the church. before flection day. He has proposed liberalized registration in his more their fraud charge stick, they expensive minerals in it and, Rite 2, is scheduled for Wednesday at that aiyone who is eligible to vote recent attack on the Carter plan. probably will have to produce some presumably, is of limited supply. 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal The Adult Study Group of Concor should ^ permitted to do so if they Successes cited hard figures from states or localities Glass is almost dirt cheap, in a Church. dia Lutheran Church will meet show ui at the polls with official age which have had the experience. In the meantime, the supporters of sense. Of course there is an energy tonight at 8 in the church room. The and readence identification, such as Otherwise, they probahiy will be ac cost since you have to melt it, but Manchester Grange will meet public is Invited. a driver’s license. the Carter plan can cite several ap cused of opposing easier registration parently successful experiments in glass is literally made of sand. And Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. It sbmld be said here that there is in hopes of keeping turnout low and registering voters on election day to how much glass do you need to make The Mothers’ Group of Center a strong partisan consideration in helping Republican candidates. bolster their arguments. razor blades?” Britannia Chapter, Daughters of Congregational (Ourch will meet this for the Democrats. Politics for ’That may be no more ignoble than Both Minnesota and Wisconsin He said the idea of glass razor the British Empire, will meet Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. in the the last 40 years have been conducted the other side’s motives for wanting used the method in the 1976 election, Paper mill shuts down blades has been “thought provoking” Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at the home Federation Room of the church. on the iremise that large voter turn a big turnout, but without a plausible and both had voter turnouts substan for him but there hasn’t bMn much of rs. Aimer Rice, 8 Susan Dr., Staf outs hap the Democrats and hurt nonpartisan reason to oppose the tially higher than the national figure. A large pile of pulpwood lies downstream from the Kennebec River Pulp and Paper Co. in response from within his firm or its ford Springs. Jehovah’s Witnesses will have a the Remblicans. plan, the GOP may be swamped by Minnesota, in fact, registered 454,147 Guards picket prison Madison, Maine. Closed by the parent company, Pennetech Inc. last week, the Maine sister Warner-Lambert Corp. sub group discussion of the March 1 Revertes field the big Democratic House and Senate sidiary, Schick Corp. Ruth Circle of Ck)mmunity Baptist Watchtower article “Right (Qualities voters on election day and led the na majorities. Connecticut State Police replace striking guards at the ten State Correctional Centers. A Guarantee Authority is expected to file an restraining order to block Pennetech from Afterfirst indicating that the GOP tion with more than 75 per cent tur Siegmund’s initial research was Church will meet Wednesday at 2:30 Needed to Judge” tonight at 7 at 728 state police car passes through the picket lines at the maximum security prison in ^m ers, removing supplies and equipment from the closed mill. {UPI photo) p.m. at the home of Mrs. John passed on to Schick for testing, and N. Main St. Monday in the wake of the state’s first strike of union guards. 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PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 5, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERATJ), Manchester. Conn.. Tues., April 5, 1977 — PAGE NINE-B Trade or sale of Dent All-CCIL squadn selected Athletes from Manchester was selected to the all-CCIL girls’ vaulting event while Mary Cichon, basketball team with teammate East Hartford High performers High, Penney High and . East Terry Holle and Cathy Schmidt honored were Donato Lupacchino, 98 Hartford tiigh competing in Ellen Donadio getting honorable gained honorable mention on the mention. Penney’s Lori pounds first team; Joseph Roberts to Yanks much closer winter s^rts garnered all- balance beam. East Hartford High’s and David LeBlanc, 105 pounds Mastropasqua and East Hartford’s Georgians Pelletier and Julie Curtin CCIL honors. Jean Jensen, Roxanne Heineman and honorable mention; Scott Cafro, 145 in balance beam and Denise and Deb pounds second team; James Seely, NEW YORK (UPI) — The Chicago White Sox apparentlyhave John Pisch of Manchester High Carol Giistamachio also drew bie Boj in vaulting also took was named to the all-CCIL first teafn honorable mention. 155 pounds first team; Mike Hardy, paved the way for the long-expected trade or sale of shortstop honorable mention. 167 pounds honorable mention; and - g a Bucky Dent to the New York Yankees. in basketball wiUt teairunates Jeff In ice hockey, Manchester High The three schools were well Kieman and Scott Hyde, the latter a defenseman Clark Brown was tabbed Pasqual Barile, 185 pounds second In a surprise move Monday, the represented in wrestling. Chris Luz team. junior, receiving second team to the first team with goalie Bemie White Sox' announced that third in the 138-pound class and Doug honors. Penney H i^ ’s Tom Jaworskl Penney grapplers on the all-CaL baseman Kevin Bell has been sent on IT Hebert chosen to the second team. Marshall (145) were named to the se Frank Taveras hit a grand slam and Lindsey James joined Pisch on squad were Brian Batchelder, 119 option to their minor league camp. Tom Roach, Kelly MeSweeney, cond and third teams respectively homer and Joe Zdeb, Eld Kirkpatrick V\'.\ the eight-man first team while Tom pounds honorable mention; Paul Ar- The White Sox said the move was Kevin Hiers and Kent Denison all while Tom Jones at 185 was co and Omar Moreno led the Pittsburgh Francis and Brent Young were gained honorable mention. cand, 126 pounds second team; Paul made to “acquaint him with the recipient with Enfield High’s Steve Russell, 132 pounds first team; Pirates to a 12-9 victory over the named to the second team asVell as Penney High’s Sue Sassburg was duties of a shortstop.” . Roy of first team laurels. Bill Ted- Richardo Dostrie, 138 pounds, Kansas City Royals ... Dwight- East Hartford High’s Karl named to the gymnastics all-league The move can only be interpreted Jord at 132 pounds gained honorable Evans’ three-run homer was the big Grabowski. team in floor exercises. Teammate honorable mention; Bill Proulx, 145 as preparing a successor to Dent, the mention completing the Ddanchester pounds, honorable mention; and blow for the Boston Red Sox who beat Ddanchester High’s Nancy Downing Nadine Johns was tabbed in the selections. White Sox’ regular shortstop whose the Montreal Expos, 8-2, Larry Puchalsky, unlimited second trade or sale to the Yankees has been The Toronto Blue Jays snapped an team. the subject of speculation since the eight-game losing streak by topping Rec Junior hoop champions ITk* 1 • W • w end of the 1976 season. the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-1 ... Willie The Yankees, who otherwise ^ IQ U IZ Crawford drove in five runs with a ■ ^ ^ e tb a ll L ea^e. Squad riiembers!* top^^^ appear to have a super team, have home run and two singles to lead Pitching biggest need Jack McVeigh, Chris Fieids, Chip Lupacchino, Clyde Redd, Bob made no secret of the fact that they Houston’s 20-hit attack that racked regard shortstop Fred Stanley as the up a 16-6 victory over Texas. Tlie ^chm ann, Joe Pereira, Bill Redd, Coach Don Pagani. Front, potential weakness that could cost Astros announced they had released hfflke Falkowski, Tim O’Brien, John Alosky. (Herald photo by DMnn) r j them a second straight American pitcher Mike Cosgrove, meaning they League pennant. The deal can be will start the season with seven with Cheney Tech nine expected to be completed within a pitchers who have less than 1 few weeks. By LEN AUSTER years of major league experience Pitching, as always, will be the The move was announced after the each. Celts in top form Herald Sportawrlter he draws the opening nod against c Beavers’ major concern. "If we can Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Tom Paciorek drove in four runs Looking to improve on last Cromwell, state Class S Division White Sox, 5-1, with the help of five get some pitching, we’ll hold our runnerup a year ago. Junior Jamie with two homers to lead the Atlanta season’s 4-14 reebrd in 1977 is own,” Krone states, “Getting some 6RES LUHNSW WA9 innings of scoreless pitching by Steve Braves to a 9-5 victory over the for final contests Raymer, sophomore Ed Lackard and THE 1976 TOTAL BASES | Cheney Tech’s baseball team. pitching, that makes a world of KING WITH A COLLECTION Carlton and a grand slam by Jerry Baltimore Orioles ... John Wocken- ' 4 Gustamachio, all righthanders, are Martin. The Beavers’ first attempt will difference.” expected to fill out the mound OF 321. WHO IS THE ALL- fuss’ two-run homer in the bottom of BOSTON (UPI) — ’The Boston Celtics are in their best shape of Senior righthander Bob Walter brigade. TIME n atio n al LEA8UE Elsewhere around the camps: the ninth lifted the Detroit Tigers to be Thursday afternoon at 3:15 CHAMP WITH 4 6 0 ? Craig Kusick hit a two-run homer the season heading into the final five games that will determine heads the Cheney pitching staff and Krone’s early observations include a 4-2 decision over the Cincinnati’ their lot in the upcoming NBA playoffs. when they travel to Cromwell A. HENI?V AARON as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Reds ... Willie Randolph and Chris that his club has looked good defen 0. JOE MEPWICK. Beginning with tonight’s game High to open up an, 18-game Milwaukee Brewers, 7-4. ... Homers Chambliss knocked in two runs each sively and he recalls his team was \ ^C. ROOERS HORNSeV J against the Knlcks in New York, the .. We have a COC schedule. able to get some clutch hits in 1976. by rookie Wayne Gross and Manny as the New York Yankees shaded the real good ^ n ch now,” said Sidney L- dtfendlng champions were to play Coach Jim Krone’s nine will show Back on farm The pressing need is pitching. If it sjd^ojuaMsuk Sanguillen gave the Oakland A’s a 2-0 New York Mets, 4-3, despite two Wicks, who has sp ark ^ Boston since five games in six days. The last two at least four and as many as six ST. LOUIS (liPI) - Veteran St. comes through, Cheney could have a victory over the San Diego Padres ... homers by Dave Kingman ... Rick assuming the sixth man role in regular season games — against San sophomores in the starting lineup. Louis Blues’ defenseman Barclay good season as Krone “anticipates Larry Biittner’s infield hit drove in Monday drove in two runs and had February. With Charlie (Scott) and Study in concentration Antonio Saturday in Hartford, Conn., But the over-all concern should be Plager returned to the club’s Kansas bettering last year’s record.” the winning run in the Chicago Cubs’ three hits in leading the Los Angeles myself coming off the bench, we’re and against Cleveland Sunday at minimal as the majority were varsi City farm team for the Central Schedule: April 7 Cromwell A, 12 Actress-model Farrah Fawcett awaits return of ball during 8-7 triumph over the Cleveland In Dodgers to a 4-2 win over the San really strong now. We could start for Bowling Boston Garden — could decide the ty starters last campaign. Hockey League playoffs Monday. Coventry H, 15 Bolton A, 19 Bacon celebraties challenge tennis match which will be telecast dians. Francisco Giants. most teams.” home court advantage for the first The definite members of the Plager was called up for the Blues’ Academy A, 20 Vinal Tech H. 22 East nationally by CBS April 17. (UPI photo) Scott was even more impressed round of the playoffs. opening lineup .are sophomore Gary final two games after leading the Hampton A, 26 Rocky Hill H, 29 with his team than Wicks. "Poten ZODIAC- Mary Patter Presently, the Celtics have the Marineau at catcher, sophomore Kansas City team to the CHL cham Portland A, May 3 Rham A, 4 tially we’re so dynamic and son 176467, Karen Truax Home run trot worst percentage of the Eastern Dave Gustamachio at first base, pionship as player-coach. He Cromwell H, 6 Coventry A, 9 Bolton explosive, we’ve got to be awesome 175, Sandra Miller 183-463, Conference playoff teams. But sophomore Lewis LaBrec shifting returned to Kansas aty for that H, 11 Bacon Academy H, 13 Vinal Pitching strong Dave Kingman of the Mets isn’t satisfied with his contractbut to play against. The other team looks Lisa Luginbuhl 180-484, Cleveland and San Antonio have the over from shortstop to second base, club’s playoffs and also was expected Tech A, 16 East Hampton H, 18 he is with opposing putchers. Last night he homered tvjice at our lineup and sees Havlicek June Eccher 175-485, same number of losses (36) as the “rifle-armed”aiii^cuiiicu freslunanikCdtuliail Chrisvm i 9 Vann v m u l to see w action v m v h whentv 11' the Blues open Rocky Hill A, 20 Portland H, 24 Cowens, Jo Jo, Sidney, myself and Shirley Belasky 468, Rose against the Yankees but it wasn’t enough in 4-3 loss at Sort Celtics. Boston could clinch the home moving in at shorstop, senior Mark Stanley Cup play. Rham H. All games start 3:15 p.m. Curtis Rowe. ’ITiat’s quite a group. Robideau 472. Lauderdale, Fla. Here he circles bases after second honer. court edge with a sweep of their last Ouellette at third base and junior with Tribe nine With Wicks coming off the bench, Herald angle (UPI photo) five games. Jim Boudreau patroling centerfield. One up, one down Never this season have they been Fred Saunders starts at forward, a It’ll either be sophomore Mike move that gives the Celtics more aNaNNATl (UPI) - The promo By LEN AUSTER in such good physical condition for Pinkin or junior Ricky Ross in left tion of outfielder-first baseman John Soccer coaches to meet Earl Yost Herald Sportswriter such a run. Charlie Scott returned to quickness and provides confidence for Saunders. field and either sophomore Doug “Champ” Summers and the demo The Manchester Recreation Anyone desiring further informa Pitching will be the strong suit of Manchester High’s 1977 the team Sunday after missing 38 Sports Transactions! Landry or sophomore Bill Smith in tion of pitcher Manny Sarmiento has Department announces soccer tion about coaching a team, please Sports Editor games and contributed significantly rightfield. Marineau and Ouellette baseball team. Those are the words of Coach Hal Parks as he Following the Knicks game, put the finishing touches on the Cin coaches in the youth soccer program contact Doug Pearson 872-9628 or in a 96-90 win over Philadelphia. have been named co-captains. prepares the Indians for their Thursday opener at 3-30 at Kelley By United Press International Boston hosts Houston Wednesday and cinnati Reds’ 25-man roster for the will meet Wednesday, April 13, at 7 Carl Silver at 646-6010. Dave Cowens has played back into Sophomore Mike Gagner and junior Field against CCIL foe Hall High. MONDAY entertains New Orleans Friday start of the season Wednesday. p.m. at the West Side Rec. Pearson, Manchester High assis top condition while John Havlicek Dave Bolduc are slated for reserve Senior Pete Daigle, who has before meeting San Antonio and Sarmiento, 21, was optioned to the Anyone interested in coaching is tant varsity soccer coach, will direct Baseball and Jo Jo White appear to have out- roles. worked extremely hard and shown a Cleveland. Reds’ farm team in Indianapolis. welcome. the program. Two of the latter’s are still on the White in leftfieid and senior Ray Chicago (AL) — Optioned outfielder Bob Coluccio, pitchers Jack Klcek, Goodwin contribution rnarked improvement according to scene. Gliha, a fast closing .264 sticker, in Dave Frost, Jim Otten and Ken Kravec to Iowa Oaks farm club; sent third Eight young men answering to the his coach, draws the opening day centerfield. The rightfield job is up b a^rn w Kevin Bell to their minor league camp to acquaint him with name of Goodwin have played varsi assignment. The slenderly built for grabs with seniors Butch Kinney switching to shortstop; sent outfielder Wayne Nordhagen to their ninor Oilers down ty basketball at South Windsor High Notes off the cuff righthander was 0-1 last season when and Brian Moran and juniors Craig ^ague camp to acquaint him with switching to catcher; signed pitcher fruce Winnipeg 6-2 under Coach Charlie Shares in the Former Manchester High stan the locals compiled an over-all 10-9 Ostrout and Bob Stoker in the run Dal Canton. o t- past decade. mark. dout, shortstop Ray Sullivan is riding ning. Chicago (NL) — Released infielder Mike Sember. EDMONTON, Alta. Five of the Goodwins are the sons the bench with the Eastern Connec Parks remarked, "I figure I have Manchester pitchers two years Cincinnati — Optioned pitcher Manny Sarmiento. (UPI) — In the only World of Don and the three other Goodwin ticut State College squad this spring, three starters,” with the others back allowed opponents a combined Houston — Released pitcher Mike Cosgrove. Hockey Association Mon hoopsters were from the Ken an indication of the talent on senior Kevin Hanlon and junior Mike average of .202 and last year the yield day night Randy Rota Goodwin household. Mlwaukee - Sent pitcher Larry Sorensen, catcher Ron Jacobs and out hand... When Stan Hilinski opened his Jordan. Hanlon, a righthander, was was .203. “ We’ve had good pitching scored two goals to lead Both fathers played professional fielder Bill Sharp to minor league complex for reassignment, placed inffelder golf bag and shot a par equalling 18- 3-1 in 1976 while Jordan, a southpaw, the last couple of years,” Parks Ken McMullen on 15^Iay disabled list. the Edmonton Oilers to a 6- basketball in Manchester, Ken the hole score of 72 Saturday in the first was 1-1. Seniors Frank Livingston acknowledged, “It’s just a matter of New York (AL) — Announced outfielder Ron Blomberg would be lolt for 2 victory over the Winnipeg best known as an Eastern and major weekend tourney of the season and Ed White and junior Dennis Joy, runs...Four-five-six runs a game, two months following left knee surgery for tom cartilage. Jets. American Leaguer. Don also played at Manchester Country Club, he all righthanders, are pegged for we’d win them all. Oakland - Purchased outfielder Sheldon Mallory from the New York Diets. Other Edmonton goal in the Eastern loop. came back the next day and relieve work. “All our pitchers have worked hard Pittsburgh — Sent infielder Ken Macha to minor league camp for realign scorers were Glen Sather, Originally from Somerville, Mass., “soared” to a 77, a score most other Senior Tom Jones gets the opening Claude St. Sauveur, Brett the Goodwins have resided in South and they’re in shape. If I wanted to ment; purchased outfielder Mike Easier from California; sold right-haided golfers would be proud of...Jack nod at catcher with junior Mike pitcher Randy Sealy to California. Callighen and Bill ^ t t . Windsor since coming to this area they could probably go nine innings T Repass, UHartford sports publicist, Linsenbigler in reserve, Jones was but I won’t do it now. It’s too early. ,1 Bobby Hull and Dave Dunn more than 25 years ago principally as reports Rich Rabe, bellcow of MCC’s second-leading RBT man last cam Pitching will be the best part of the COLLEGE repll^ for the Jets. ' basketball players. pitching staff the past two years, was paign with 11. Jordan, when not club. Hitting? I’m not sure but if the Kent State — Named Bob Fello, Ron Blackledge and Jack Beidelmin as The Jets, playing their The Goodwins settling in these most impressive in his debut with assistant football coaches. pitching will be at first with Hanlon guys come around like I think they third game in as many parts was just a matter of fortune, UHartford. Although a loser to AIC, at the bag when the former is on the Minnesota — Named Paul Olson as an assistant football coach. can, then we should do alright.” nights, wilted in the second for Shares. he scattered three hits and fanned 10 hill. Indiana Central - Named Bill Bright head basketball coach. Schedule: April 7 Hall H, 12Conard ^ period when the Oilers When Nassiff Arms in the State batters in the first seven innings. He Livingston at second base and A, 14 Simsbury H, 18 Fermi A, 20 En Stanford - Named Bruce Summerhays as men’s and women’s golf ciach. scored three goals to es Basketball League following World tired in the eighth and was relieved senior Jeff Backofen at shorstop re field H, 22 East Hartford A, 26 Pro Football tablish a commanding 4-1 War II were in need of a playmaker, in the ninth...Can’t Figure Out tain their positions from a year ago. WethersfieldTI, 28 Penney A, May 2 lead. a call was put in to Rhode Island for Department: Why more than five Philadelphia — Signed defensive lineman Rick Gibney as a free agent. Backofen led Manchester in batting Windham A, 4 Hall A, 6 Conard H, 10 the services of Jackie Allen. The players are named to an all-star with 22 hits and a .314 average last Simsbury A, 12 Fermi H, 16 Enfield Hockey former University of Rhode Island basketball team or more than nine to season. Senior Bob Nurmi gets the A, 18 E a s t H a r tfo r d H, 20 star, a fulltime fireman at the time an all-star baseball squad or more first shot at third base. club Returned defenseman Barclay Plager to Kansas City CHLfarm in Newport, was available and Wethersfield A, 23 Penney H, 25 than 11 each to all-defensive and all The outfield will find senior Ed Windham H. agreed to come to town for a “look- offensive football teams. see." Bruins have Allen said it was a long trip down and would like to bring another End of the line week of rest player with him, Ken Goodwin. The Just Wondering Department: How NBA may sue Yaz or Rice..a mystery BOSTON (UPI) - The late Art Pongratz was managing the many college All-America basketball Boston Bruins have a week Arms and agreed that both would be teams included Tony Hanson of WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - or left fielder. to decide their lineup for given tryouts. UConn? Not any of 101 that came It’s still a mystery whether Carl For opening day against the the Stanley Cup quarter The first game was in Wallingford across this desk. Hanson did receive Yatrzemski or Jim Rice will be in Cleveland Indians Thursday, Zimmer strike finals and coach Don against the likes of Danny Finn and (f honorable mention on several selec left field this season for the Boston says he will put Rice in left and use Cherry says he has yet to George Feigenbaum at the tions...Lou Wellington has discarded Red Sox. ^ rn ie Carbo as designated hitter un NEW YORK (UPI) — The National Basketball Association, decide on his goaltending Wallingford Armory. the bat and spikes in favor of a Yastrzemski took a half hour of til Yastrzemski says he’s ready to rotation. Allen and Goodwin were both im racquet and is playing tennis this batting practice Monday in Winter play again. stonewalling the league referees’ second straight year of post- 1^ V pressive and were immediately spring instead of baseball at Haven, and has apparently recovered season demands, indicated Monday night it might sue the of But, from other com Monday, the Red Sox exploded for ments he has made recent signed and both played the next three Manchester Community from the lower back muscle pull ficials If a threatened strike of the NBA playoffs materializes 14 hits and broke open a close game ly, Cherry apparently will years in town. College...Tom Watson heads the list which kept him out of the lineup for a against the Montreal Expos in next week. ^ piayoffi. lean heavily on Gerry Ken Goodwin, also a former of PGA golfers in winnings to date few games. Daytona Beach. They shattered a 2-2 In acknowledging that the referees Last year the referees s ta ^ a Cheevers, who paced University of Rhode Island player, with $135,185, Bruce Lietzke is next “He didn’t swing like a man with a tie with six runs in the ninth, with have...... ‘ threatened to strike,...... NBA similar last-minute threat to strike, Boston’s last two Stanley married and settled in South Wind at $128,380...Outfielder Billy bad back,” said team vice-president with two of the runs coming on a Deputy Commissioner Simon Gour but Commissioner Lawrence O’Brien Cupa in 1970 and 1972. sor. Soon after Don, a Tufts College Conigliaro, attempting a comeback Haywood Sullivan. towering home run by Dwight Evans. dine said, "such an action would be acceded at that time to the grbup’s Cheevers and Gllles grad, followed and took up residence with the Oakland A’s, has been However, Zimmer still says he Reggie Cleveland was strong again in unconscionable, irresponsible and in South Windsor. demands - which called for an ad Gilbert alternated this released...Mark Fidrych, sidelined doesn’t know which Red Sox out six innings, and Bob Stanley got the would violate the contracts between ditional $50 per playoff gamii for In due time came a succession of season until the Bruins while his knee heals following sur fielder will be the designated hitter win for the Red Sox. officials and the league. each referee. This year the demands talented Goodwin players to South swooned in February. gery, has yelled “Foul” at a column “If such action is taken, the NBA of the NABR are more substantial. Windsor High, Ken contributed Ken by Joe Falls in the Detroit Free Cheevers wound up with 12 will hold the officials responsible for Gourdine added that the NBA more starts than Gilbert Jr., Tom and Jim while Don's Press,. The latter wrote the injury any damages that may result.” playoffs "will take place as and backstopped four of offsprings who played and won varsi would take the pressure off The Bird An announcement by attorney scheduled, beginning April 12.” the the last five games as ty letter hoop letters were Alex, if he couldn’t repeat last year’s great Masters ^wide open^ Richard Phillips, in which the NBA Dave, Pete, Phil and Andy. A spokesman for the NBA saU the Boston overtook Buffalo I [■ i.:r ■ pitching record for the 'Tigers, was accused of unfair labor prac AUGUSTA, Ga. 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The L o n ers new Free Wheelin’Bonus Game formed a group known as the national and return the stub wherever tickets are sold. more “wide open” than it has been in After a practice round l^nday, •VI giuu,iiuiuwiiaa me national Ihe playoffs and that "they will be Cheevers had won Satur Sporty slate can put you behind the wheel of a ’77 Dodge Aspen ' years - primarily because Jack Irwin said his game was "not where I Association of Basketball Referees— joined by other competent officials day afternoon against the Buy all four colors and you’re sure of an 4 'I'uchduy Nicklaus doesn’t cast quite as big a want to be but I think it could change had voted their leaders the power to from other professional leagUe$.’f New York Islanders and sport coupe loaded with extras, plus $500 in cash. entty. Of course, subscription players BASEHAI.I, Wednesday shadow as in the past. literally overnight. 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) ^Get this man his coffee •Manchester Evening Herald' For Teacher before the price goes w p ’ Home Delivery Phone 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD)ar Ia"news is back By RON RieCHMANN but the manager said he didn’t “know offset what they have to pay for TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1977 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / * • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON United Press International now much longer that price will coffee. Coffee one-liners are becoming hold.” commonplace these days as the price Instant up too . Now 30 cents a cup in court of the steamy brew keeps going up. A Boston Globe survey of market Sam Maione, owner of the Capitol iv .'j “Get the man his coffee before the prices showed a 10-ounce jar of ins Coffee House in Boston, said he was forced to hike his price a nickel last School areas price goes up,” a waitress at a coffee tant coffee. Maxwell House, rose shop on Boston’s Beacon Hill was week when the price per pound rose Tieless teacher Richard Brimley of from $2.21 in June 1974 to $3.76 last East Hartford’s Penney High School heard telling her coworker. week. In at least one store in the from $3.58 to $3.98. He charges 30 "I’ll give up anything before I give cents for a small cup. may not/have the last laugh in his Boston area, that lOounce jar was court battles. up coffee,” an addict was quoted as going for $3.99. “When I raised prices one or two could change Brimley won a 2-1 decision in the saying. On Monday, name brand ground customers mentioned it but actually U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals ’The crunch also is being felt by coffee in one Rhode Island super not that many. By the second and this March. The judges said he did Boston Common panhandlers. ”I market chain will go from $3.07 to third day they were buying the coffee not have to wear a tie as demanded need a dollar for a cup of coffee,” one $3.51 per pound. The house brand at again, and by the fourth day I’m sure in new plans by Penney’s principal in 1971. asked recently. the same chain will sell for $3.39, and they’ll be drinking as much,” Maione said. School Supt. Eugene Diggs said the Addicts concerned the buyer for that store said some By SHEILA TULLER needed at Burnside and 14 at Second Circuit Court agreed Friday people are switching to that. “ But “We’re being ripped off,” said Gil Coffee addicts grew more con Herald Correspondent Langford. Dr. Diggs’ plan calls for 18 to reconsider the decision, with a the big switch,” he said, “is from Linder, owner of Jerry Z’s Stop and cerned this week when Folger Coffee The East Hartford Board of Educa teachers at Burnside and 13 at panel of nine judges. ground to instant.” Dine Restaurant in Wethersfield, Co., the nation’s second largest tion heard a plan Monday night to Langford. A survey of the chain’s stores, Cohn. coffee roaster, boosted its wholesale change the attendance areas for In both plans, no classes would be “We are very pleased with the comparing the first eight weeks in- Free lea price 25 cents to a record $4.43 a Woodland School students. greater than 27. This maximum class court’s decision,” said Dr. Diggs. pound. 1976 and 1977, showed ground coffee Linder, who gives free tea with his The school board voted this winter size was recently approved at a ”I understand it is rare for the sales were down 52 per cent. But ins “Heck,” said the coffee buyer for a dinners, has ordered buttons and to close Woodland and send the 113 board budget workshop. Appeals Court to rehear a case, es tant coffee sales were up 42 per cent. bumper stickers that call for a coffee major Rhode Island grocery chain, Woodland students to Burnside in the Daly plans to move for his plan at pecially where neither party had “it seems to go up every 15 National brand ground coffee was boycott and urges “Stuff the Bean" fall. Board member Emery Daly has the next school board meeting. requested such a rehearing. minutes.” averaging about $3.39 this week in Coffee shop prices were averaging since been prodding the office of Ernest Grasso, in change of stu A UPI survey of New England Connecticut stores. about 35 cents in Concord, N.H., last Supt. Eugene Diggs to come up with dent placement, told the board 16 ' 7 ; “ A majority of the full court had lo coffee prices showed a wide There are indications of growing week. One spot south of the city was an alternate attendance *area. Woodland parents have already vote for the rehearing. One reason range—from Gran Maws 5 Cent consumer resistance to the es advertising a bargain 35 cents for all Daly requested district lines be requested transfers to Langford un The Burnside Schtwl is a combination of old and new. The two-story section was built in for rehearing by the full court is to Coffee in Limington, Maine, to 75 you can drink. “A majority will have erase a precedent by a minority of calating cost of coffee. A major changed to send some of the 113 to der the open enrollment policy. 1915. The newer section was added when student enrollment in East Hartford rose to 12,(XX). cents a cup at the Ritz Carlton Hotel research firm reported retail tea “-tw o cups but not too many people Langford. Daly said he feared crow the court. in Boston. Oh—you can get a refill at drink more,” said the hostess of the It is now below 10,(XK). The school was recently remodeled inside. Many parents ,of sales rose 21 per cent in the first two ding at Burnside next year. ^ Parents can request transfers un the Ritz. Cat ‘N Fiddle. Woodland School students refuse to send their children to Burnside in the fall despite the ”We are hopeful that this may in months of this year, while ground Making a tricky and icy turn Dr. Diggs recently released a plan der this policy until May 1. These The Dunkin’ Donuts chain ap closing of Woodland. Many have asked that their children be sent to the town’s newest dicate that a majority of the full Prices vary widely coffee sales gained only two per cent. Motorcyle racing returned to the. Greater Hartford area Sunday when a series of races breaking down the Woodland numbers can affect plans offered by Supermarket coffee prices in the The consumer relations head of a parently saw the writing on the wall. students by area and showing school, Langford. (Herald photo by Barlow) court is not in agreement with the Two weeks ago, it began selling soup. were held on the ice at the Hartford Civic Center. (Herald photo by Pinto) Daly and the administration. ' three-judge panel’s decision.” region also varied widely last week. major food chain in Connecticut said numbers of walkers and numbers to In other discussion about Woodland 5 Cottle’s Supermarket in Augusta, the real sign if Americans can break But an employe of a Dunkin’ Donuts be bused. If sent to Lanford. School, Burnside School Principal Dr. Diggs said, “We believe the Maine, was charging $2.49 a pound their love habit with coffee will come store in Barre, Vt., where the price After studying Dr. Diggs’ plan, of a cup of coffee is 30 cents, said Norma Kibbe and Woodland Head fundamental issue in the case is for ground Chase & Sanborn and in the next two months, Daly worked out his own. He brought Teacher Geraldine Golet told the “ Housewives have been counter business has increased Police report on vandals whether a public employer can make Chock Full O’ Nuts, and $3.49 for a 10- Housing applications increase his plan to the school board last board they have been working despite the extra cost. reasonable regulations regarding the ounce jar of instant Maxwell House. squirreling away coffee in their pan night. together since the board voted to “People find it cheaper to grab a was sent to the town corporation system at the South Grammar School dress and grooming of its employes, An Augusta A&P store was charging tries," said Sylvia Gottlieb of Mott’s Daly’s plan would send 42 close Woodland. East Hartford Police Chief cup on the run rather than pay counsel. The town may sue for the sounded. Police found a wire screen especially in situations in which the $2.59 for a pound of its own brand Shop Rite chain, “The real test will Woodland students to Langford. TTie “I feel secure saying a smooth Clarence Drumm’s report on van be whether she is going to continue soaring prices for coffee to be following change in criteria dalism for part of March lists two damages. had been torn from a ground level employe is a role model for ground in the store and $3.99 for 10 remaining 71 would attend Burnside. transition has already been brewed at home,” he said. An *1.^ :______..... arrests. March 15 at 2 p.m. at Gorman window. Two panes had been broken students." ounces of instant Maxwell House. buying after she uses what she has. An increase in the income limits for Manchester’s two He said his plan could save money planned,” Miss Kibbe said. The new income maximums are: $8,995 for one person- March 9 at 1:57 p.m. at Gorman Park, another young man drove on but entry had not been made. Champagne’s Supermarket in Con “Everyone has a point at which One-shop boycott elderly housing projects has produced a big response because it calls for busing only 19 Diggs explained parent and student The two-judge majority had said persons; $11,565, three persons and Park, a young man drove a car the turf near the music shell. Police March 17, a park employe dis cord, N.H., was getting $2.99 a pound they’re going to quit,” she said. The owner of Florio’s restaurant in from applicants in the past two weeks. students. Dr. Diggs’ plan would bus visiting days are scheduled. Summer Brimley’s informal dress “enables $12,850,four persons. ’The previous limiU were con- across the turf near the baseball dia charged him with third-degree covered turf damage to Labor Field. for ground Maxyell House, $3.99 for Restaurant and coffee shop owners Providence has been running a one- Authority, which administers 25. workshops will be held for the staff. Brimley to achieve a closer rapport siderably less at $5,050, one person; $5,800, two persons; mond, Police charged him with third- criminal mischief. The corporation A car had been driven on the baseball 10 ounces of instant Maxwell House, around the region claim they are shop coffee boycott every Wednesday the 276 housing units, has been swamped with applicants Daly’s plan would also cut staff by "These plans will provide for a with his students and thus enhances and $6,300, three or more persons. Plans for a new 40-unit degree criminal mischief. The inci counsel has his name also. diamond. being forced to raise their prices tr for the last 10 weeks and plans to con according to George Harmon, tenant relations advisor one. He said 16 teachers would be smooth transition,” Dr. Diggs said. his ability to teach.” They said a tinue it. for MHA. elderly h^ousing project on Spencer St. are now in final dent with the name of the accused March 13 at 6:16 p.m,, the alarm March 19, a police officer found stages. The plans were reviewed by the Department of tieless teacher may be less remote. Hank Florio said customers go Harmon said Monday he has 30 applications to be more tire tracks on turf at Gorman Community Affairs March 25 and bid documents are now Park. He met with the car’s driver They can interact with him. Seals may along with it, some even finding the processed, although some of these may be applicants for being prepared by the architects. switch to tea or hot chocolate a treat Sect. 8 subsidized housing. East Hartford police report and reported the tracks were ac Construction on the project is expected by late The majority also compared but “no other restaurant qame with The applicants, if approved, will be added to the 202 Overhaul asked cidental, But the town counsel Brimley’s dress with President Jim summer. received a full report, including the m e.” W H cants for the two housing projects presently on file. my Carter’s. A mad motorist must have turned driver’s name. Coffee addicts in the Rhode Island numbers of applicants have been steadily Increasing The police tally of downed solve crib deaths his fury to East Hartford mail boxes The Department of Parks and area will be getting a bargain on recent years. A few of the applications have been on business with the Town, as pet mailboxes had reached 150 by late Dr. Diggs said the Board of Educa INVITATION Federal Order 1U46. in Food Stamps Monday evening. this morning. And more reports were Recreation reported turf damage tion policy calls for a teacher’s dress BOSTON (UPI) — ’The breathing factor of 130 degrees below zero. Good Friday if they take advantage f're years. About 10 p.m., police began March 6 at Gorman Park. The habits of deep-diving Antarctic seals Found only in the Antarctic, of an annual fundraising event of '^'*'6 income limits for eligible tenants were boosted by TO BID Bid forms, plans and coming in. to reflect his status. He should set an may provide a solution to Sudden In The Manchester Board of specifications are available at receiving calls about their It was raining Monday night before department reported March 8 that example for students. Weddells can dive as deep as 1,500 Meeting Street Schooi, an Easter the Department of Housing and Urban Development the General Services Office, WASHINGTON (UFl) - be taken as a package because Presi A nnallboxes. They had been knocked parts of a fence at the Goodwin fant Death Syndrome, one of the feet to catch fish and stay un Seals affiliate which works with tHUD) >n March to 90 per cent of the income limits set Education seeks bids for Elec- Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland dent Carter personally said he would 10, police said. Few people were on “In most circumstances, this trlc and Manual office 41 Center Street, Manchester, .down from where they had stood on town roads. School were stolen. world’s most puzzling medical derwater for more than an hour. The crippled children, to*’ the Sect. 8 housing program. Connecticut. today called for a sweeping overhaul oppose any final package that either means a jacket, shirt and tie for typewriters. Sealed proposals poles by the street. But they hope someone will have Police patrols of town parks and mysteries. researchers have determined a Coffee Day Friday ’TOWN OF MANCHESTER, of the Food Stamp program, raises the net cost of the program or men," he said. “And a dress or pant An estimated 7,500 infants die from will be received until 3:30 providing stamps to more poor peo The callers lived on Oak St., seen the mad motorist who ran down schools are increasing with wanner suit for women.” reflex in the back of the seal’s throat Good Friday, April 8, is Coffee p.m., April 15, 1977 at which CONNECTICUT reduces benefits without tte offset SIDS in the United States every year. Goodwin St., Burnham St,, Old Main the mailboxes. The police number is weather. Chief Drumm has ordered a Brimley wears turtlenecks. causes a great slowdown in its Day. Patrons can purchase “Coffee April dates suggested time they will be publicly ROBERT B. WEISS, ple and cutting back benefits for ting elimination of purchase Researchers do not know what GENERAL MANAGER St. They lived all over town. 528-4401, second motorcycle to aid the work. heartbeat and respiratory rate while Day” buttons for $1 which entitles opened. Specifications and bid about seven million current par requirements. causes the deaths, which often strike diving. for Vietnamese talks forms may be secured at the 0803 ticipants. normal, healthy babies. them to free cups of coffee in any Some believe this same reflex is participating restaurant or cafeteria. Business Office, 45 N. School Bergland told a House Agriculture Bergland said the program, A team of researchers, who have WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United States has Street, Manchester, Connec Committee the plan for fiscal 1978 P the hidden cause of SIDS. When an in “I’ve already sold my 50 buttons. I currently scheduled to expire Sept. already made one trip to the Antarc proposed opening talks in Paris sometime between April ticut. LEGAL Warden warns dog owners fant chokes or vomits, the action sold 50 right away,” Floria said. would allow more needy people to 30, should be revived and extended tic to study the Weddell Seal and plan 15-20 on establishing normal diplomatic relations with Raymond E. Demers CalhA-Ride often stimulates the back of the Housewives throughout New NOTICE qualify for stamps by eliminating a for just two years because the ad East Hartford Dog Warden A1 to return this fail, say data they’ve Vietnam, administration sources said Monday. Business Manager bdtng cooped up all winter. They get return again soon as they did in mouth and windpipe. England are combating the rising current requirement that par ministration is considering proposals Prandini issued his annual spring The telephone number for East collected and analyzed could soon However, some State Department officials believe the No. 001-4 Rockville High School is excited and do unexpected things. winter. They roam all day. Then, as with the seals’ reflex, the coffee prices in a number of ways, ticipants pay cash for part of their for a general reform of all welfare warning to dog owners. Hartford’s Call-A-Ride is 528-4411. allow them to predict more accurate U.S.Vietnamese talks will probably be delayed until after seeking printing bid proposals stamp allotments. • The dogs litter up yards, often Prandini asked residents to'^call baby may unconsciously hold its but mostly they’re buying less. “I’m for the annual yearbook. programs. He said: yards of people who don’t own dogs. Those eligible for the free rides are ly which infants are susceptible to Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong visiU Paris as C urrently, about 17,3 million him at 528-4401 if they see a roaming breath and slow its heartbeat. boiling mine twice,’’ said a currently scheduled April 25. INVITATION Bids forms and Officials estimated that under • All roaming dogs will be picked • CJiildren will try to pet roaming persons aged 65 or over or the han the syndrome. Americans get Food Stamps to help dog in their area. Parents often notice the breathing Montpelier woman. “But it’s very specifications may be ob Bergland's plan, net enrollment in up and owners summoned to court. dogs and will be bit. The dog owners dicapped. Using sophisticated equipment and According to the sources, neither the agenda for the TO BID pay their grocery bills. Bergland ’’The call may help to stop some slowdown if they’re nearby. But if good, delicious." tained at the Rockville High the stamp program would rise by • Roaming dogs are dangerous at are liable. water tanks flown to the base of an talks, nor the level at which they will be held, has been aides estimated the new plan would child from being injured,” he said. R they don’t respond within minutes, “The way I combat the higher made final. Sealed bids will be received in School, Loveland Hill, M.R., between one million and 1,5 million this time of year (mating time) after • Dogs do not go out and then active volcano less than 800 miles the infant dies. the Office of ’The Directors of Vernon, Conn. Sealed bids will allow between 2.5 million and three persons. prices is to drink less and coupons The Vietnamese have suggested to the presidential from the North Pole, the scientists When a Weddell seal dives, the General Services, 41 Center be received at the office of the million more persons to qualify for But costs would remain at about are helpful,” said a woman in Salem, commission which visited Hanoi last month the talks Principal, until 10:00 A.M. were able to simulate ice-cold diving amount of blood which flows through Mass. Street, Manchester, Connec stamps. the $5.4 billion projected under conditions for several captured seals. should be held at the level of special envoy. ticut until April 22, 1977 at April 15, 1977. its heart and lungs drops more than Maybe all coffee addicts should But Bergland also said his plan existing law because the cost of ser The mammals used in the The United States has countered that the talks should 11:00 a.m. for the following: The Board of Education would lower income ceilings for 80 per cent, “Yet it doesn’t go into descend on Ernie Neale’s diner on does not obligate itself to ving added people would be offset by experiments showed no fear of man, be held at the level of deputy assistant secretary of state, STATION WAGON stamp applicants and would sharply shock, while a human being would go Rte. 25 in Limington, Maine, where 4-WHEEL DRIVE-8400 accept the lowest or any other lower benefits to others.. as they were scooped off snow- apparently to lend a lower profile to the delicate reduce benefits for those near the top into shock at a drop of 50 per cent,” you can still get a cup of coffee for negotiations. G.V.W. W/PICKUP BODY propojul and may reject any While 2.5 million to 3 million new covered ice floes by the researchers said Dr. Warren M, Zapol of or all proposals. of the current eligibility ceilings. people would enter the stamp five cents. Neale said his “Gran Among the items which are expected eventually to be ’The Town of Manchester is in temperatures with a wind-chill Massachusetts General Hospital, an equal opportunity VERNON PUBUC Elxperts estimate the program will program and benefits would rise for Maws 5-cent Coffee” shop will keep discussed are the establishment of full diplomatic employer, and r^uires an af SCHOOLS cost $5.4 billion in the year beginning about four million current par both its name and its price intact. relations between Washington and Hanoi, possible U.S. firmative action policy for all SUPERINTENDENTS Oct. 1. ticipants, some 1,5 million present rescontruction aid to Vietnam, and continuing contacts of its Contractors and Vendors OFFICE Bergland warned the committee participants would be dropped from over U.S. missing in Vietnam. p04-4 Manchester hospital notes as a condition of doing that the administration’s liberalizing the program and benefits would be and cost-tightening proposals must reduced for about 5.5 million. Discharged Friday: Louise Guay, 20 Lynn Dr., Vernon; Wells, 4 Franklin Park, Wanda Remiszewski, 961 Trinity Covenant sets Robert Bridgeman, 42A Foster St., South Windsor; Rockville; Lucy Thompson, Bluefield Dr.; Anne Maln- 389 Birch Mt. Rd.; Alice Ruf- Jennie Ellsworth, Knollwood Holy Week services ville, 640 N. Main St.; Ethel Dr., Coventry; Myrtle Judge, Unit okays falconry fo, 446 W. Middle Tpke,; San Orfitelli, 2 Village S t.;’Bar The Passover Supper dra Mullin, 58 High Court, 76 Union St., Rockville. church at 302 Hackmatack bara Primicerio, 163 Oak St.; Discharged Sunday: Nancy will be observed at Trinity St., followed by a pancake East Hartford; Joseph Bruno, John Lyons, 61 Oxford St.; Covenant Church at 7:15 52 Peach ’Tree Lane, South Flengo, 16 Madison St., East breakfast prepared by the Now available Sandy Morano, 1323 Burnside Hartford; Frances Kelly, 357 p.m. on Maundy Thursday, but nixes dirty fuel Windsor; Heidi Bonadles, 86 Ave., East Hartford; Helen diaconate and served in Jan Dr., Hebron; Leslie King, Flanders Rd., Coventry; the Rev. Norman E. Fellowship.Hall. HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative ' economic development in the state, Smith, 39 Locust St,; Lillian Catherine Morganson, Center Swensen, pastor, has an committee has decided Connecticut 33 Marion Dr.; Marie Juneau, 50 Charles Dr. exclusively from Connecticut has the second highest Ingraham, 601 Manchester St.; Nancy Smith, 295 Mark nounced. Sunday Bible School utilities can't bum high-sulphur fuel, Also, Ernest Oakman, 34 E. Dr., Coventry; Becky Alter, pollution level in the nation. Califor Rd,; Eva Daignault, 333 Middle Tpke.; Claudia The Good Friday service classes will meet as usual but state residents can train hawks to nia is first. East Hartford policeman Bidwell St. 11 Nike Circle; Karen will begin at 7:15 p.m.. at 9:30 a.m., both at the hunt. Uccello, Amston; Sheila Spaulding, 252 Woodland Rd., John Leavitt Experts claim 70 per cent of the Walt Kehoe, the public Also, Wilfred Chicoine, 51 D’Agostino, West Hartford; Pastor Swensen’s message church and at the Keeney The legislature’s Environment state s pollution blows in from New Daniel St., East Hartford; Coventry; Emily Calhoun, 305 relations man for his force, Janice Jackson, 115 Montauk Porter St.; Craig Saba, bing entitled “He Breathed Street School. committee Monday voted 10-5 tb kill Yo7k and New Jersey. Stephen Smith, 3 Pierce Rd., Dr.. Vernon; Shirley Davis, 28 His last.” Morning worship ser a measure that would have allowed spoke like a protective South Windsor; Lucinda Windham Center. In other action, the conounittee Mrs. Hazel Carlough, member of Hockanum United Methodist Church on Main St., East Wellman Rd.; Gordon Also, Dawn Mason, 44 Silver Easter services will vices will be at the usual utilities to bum oil with a high sul voted 9-8 to legaUxe the 3,000-year- neighbor to church women Guerraz, Willimantlc; Metevier, 89 Lockwood St.; begin with a 6:30 a.m. Marjorie Swank, 380 Abby Lane, East Hartford; Ronald hours, 8:30 and 10:50. phur content. The more sulphur In old sport of falconry. Monday. Hartford, asks Walt Kehoe about house locks. (Herald photos by Barlow) Deborah MacDonald, 25 Nor Berner, 66 Leland Dr., East Sunrise Service to be held There will be no evening fuel the dirtier and less expensive it Rd., South Windsor; Kimberly ton Lane. South Windsor; The proposal has stirred con Medeiros, 375 Summit St.; Hartford, on the east lawn of the service. is. siderable public controversy. Some Anna Torstensen, 128 Green The proposal would have forced the bird lovers say It is cruel to keep a Manor Rd.; Danne Plneo, 45 Department of Environmental wild bird In caplUvlty. But hunters Oak Dr.. Hebron; Alfred Gill. Protection to relax the state's argue there is nothing cruel about Cop tells ladies to %ave a plan’ •' .tf f - 'i n Rt. 6, Andover; Susan Cain, 86 stringent antipollution standards for 5 ■i' teaching a hawk to hunt. Lockwood St. “strictly common sense.” Purse snatchlngs have caused East industry. Under federal law a Connecticut By MAL BARLOW What would slow you down, even stop Also, Nancy Cox, 80 Bolton They should think about staying A professional In-home spray application of Its proponents argued Connecticut resident is allowed to own hawks, but E u l Hartford Reporlrr Hartford women more real trouble. you? Rd.; Victor Della Ferra, TAXPAYERS secure. Their home should have About a dozen took place last year, Neighbors today aren't as close as SCO TCHG ARD Carpet Protector provides carpet should conform Us pollution stan under state law he Is prevented from “Have a plan.” Windsor Locks: Ruth proper locks. When driving, the car I M , ;v.v* fibers with a protective barrier... gives your dards to the more lenient regulations training them to hunt. East Hartford policeman Walt he said. they once were, said Kehoe. But a Carpenter, 26 Sunnyside Dr., of surrounding states. door locks should be down. They Kehoe urged the ladies not to carry trusty neighbor can keep an eye on South Windsor. : ™ IN TAXEs(*™«VfS): carpets fantastic protection against soil and spills. Last year Gov. Ella T. Grasso Kehoe, on the. town’s force nearly 25 should avoid dark and dangerous purses, at least not on the street. And Discharged Saturday: Rose But DEP officials contended the vetoed Uie falconry bill. She said years, culled from his work and your house better than the police. places. if they are attacked, let the guy have Leave it to Leavitt to come up with the carpet measure would further aggravate the federal regulations require a state to training the best advice he had to Timers for lights in several rooms it, he said. ^ TiUtt EFFECT : protector that really works. state’s dirty air, a development that spend too much money to enforce Aglve women about rape, purse When they sense danger, they are also a great help, he said. "He can break a finger or an arm. would prompt federal officials to halt laws on hawk hunting. snatchlngs and burglaries. should run. "There is nothing greater than a : WILL MVE THEIR TUXES MISED AGAIN? * These'guys are desperate,” he said. Call John Leavitt today! In a neighborly fashion, he offered And If trapped, they should scream dog,” he advised. “They’re even BOLAND it Monday night to ladles of the and fight. A woman asked Kehoe where he better than a screaming wife.” got the film. He said Glastonbury Hockanuip United Methodist Church. A film Kehoe showed the ladies Most breaks in East Hartford I L havent you had ENOUBH? 1 : Police loaned it. OIL CO. ’’Have a plan,” he repeated, opened with a man, sporting a day’s appear to be done by kids, he said. She asked If It could be shown to EST. 1935 East Hartford Police “When you have to go out alone, growth of beard and a dirty knife, ab And they are indiscriminate. They Blast Hartford high school young : “ loud and clear “ know what you will do. If you wait ducting a young woman. He killed will walk down a street, pick a house women. He said It should be, but until he grabs you, it’s too late.” her. Shirley Jones, narrator of the at random, bust in, and ransack it. FUEL OIL JOHRI LEAVITT' voting on pact again hasn’t been. Glastonbury Police have “ HEARING : Ideas for a plan Included carrying film, offer^ more-safety tips. One woman asked Kehoe what he AUTOMATIC DELIVERY **g •«(/ Cirgtl Cf»ifxg car keys in your hand. She urged women to carry a dime shown it at their high school. For the second time In a week, thought of a suggestion a neighbor 24 HOUR SERVICE member voted. They wanted a new ’’They are good for raking the taped to their pocketbooks. Also they House breaks TOMORRra, AraiL 6th • 8:00 P.M. : PHONE 242-8305 Blast Hartford Police union members vote. had given her. If you leave out ready face,” Kehoe said. should keep a nail file handy. Hair “After your house has been broken cash, say a $20 bill, the kids breaking are voting on a town contract offer. Today they are getting a new vote. 646-6320 Whistles work wonders, he said. spray can blind for a moment. A into," Kehoe said, "Y’on don't feel as in will take it and leave right away. WADDELL SCHODL : The first vote last Tuesday was 45- The results of the vote should be Get one. woman’s rings can do great damage safe as you did before.” They won’t do great damage. All they 36> Ctntar St. 41. The majority wanted the contract clear by the Town Council’s meeting Manchester Manchester Property Owners Association, eCOTCHQARO It • tiglutrid IrtUtmtik ol 3M Compiny ”If you kick a man In the right she said He advised getting dead-bolt locks want is some cash, she said. which gave them 10 per cent raises tonight at 8 at the Town HaU. If the Box 428, Manchester, Conn. 06040 place,” said Kehoe. “You will hurt E ast H artfo rd has had few on all outside'doors. She said she would leave out a $20 if over a two-year period and a 40-hour union again approves the town’s him more than you can Imagine, reported rapes, Kehoe assured the If going on a vacation, take a walk the idea would work. work week. offer, the council will need to pass its Believe me, I know.” ladles. Most of those are committed around the house. Think like a thief, But the minority said a non-union judgment before it Is final. "Could you give me your ad Kehoe told them staying safe Is by former boyfriends. he said. Where would you break in? dress?” said Kehoe. PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues., April 5, 1977
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 5, 1977 - PAGE THREE-B Residents complain Blaze guts ¥ 1 ■ I I • ■ i Rt. 83 project to^ priority Plainfield results empty home ... Monday, about nearby dump ci-un im ruT IM U l US F M M M C m ll) IN U IN By LINDA LOVERING to initiate safety recommendations on Lake St. for road funds iii Vernon IM U l IN tn «n Dm UN Herald Correspondent made by the re-accreditation com I ink Mm , ka m iilMM«M|knaN Tia; NM MiflMnNHMI Coventry residents living near the mittee this year. Another $1,000 is Vernon Vernon this list represents a reasonable before. This project would involve MkkSUiNnUI H I pu m m widening and realigning between Trikok: U-l SIMZM sanitary landfill complained to the recommended for repairs to the A combined project which would ordering of the projects," they said. SSStfUMlM • m A fire, reported about 9;30 p.m. Cottage St. and Ann St. tM ikS lIin MM ILN U l Town Council Monday night about Booth-Dimock Library. improve Rt. 83 from the Windsorville If the council agrees with the IMCM) IM IN M JnriP«3k*i U l U l conditions there. The 22-acre facility site owned by Monday, partially gutted an unoc priorities, the two nhen will file Third priority is given to the in 1 NMM IN M • m s U l cupied home on Lake St. in Vernon. Rd. Intersection to Rt. 74 and rebuild tersection of West M . and Windsor • iMailkM^ IN ThKten Residents said the ' overflow of the Gunver M anufacturing Co. the Rt. 74 and Rt. 83 intersection is applications for funds with the c mhtWtmtM Fire companies from Vernon, Capitol Region Council of Ave. (State Road and Rt. 83) to Hart HiMWfMmk papers and garbage is littered over employee Trust Fund, with Peter listed as a top priority for Vernon. TrihilK 4-719 tMUl Rockville, Bolton and Tolland Governments (CRCOG). These are ford Tpke. (Rt. 30). This project their property and the area. Gunas as trustee, is proposed to Leonard Szczesny, town engineer, My hate U f f iii tllMI i-um assisted in bringing the fire under would include a drainage system, TIM M id) Town Manager Frank Connolly house a new town garage, police and John Loranger, town planner being filed under a regional transpor ^ tui Ul Ul control. sidewalks, resurfacing and better * * U l said he was aware of the problem and department, parking for town trucks, have eight other projects to be sub tation improvement plan. Loranger 1 isi^i Ifli U l The house was once occupied by traffic signals. lastE. «}3 TIk 3U had asked the town road crew to school buses and other town equip mitted for trade-in funds. The Town and Szczesny said they will file as Jeremiah Fay, now of East Hartford. On Tunnel Rd. (State Road) from Tkw 32N MMK m psi m ui clean up the area two weeks ago. ment. Council will be asked to approve the many applications as possible before ftMk Ul M UIH THMk 24-1 pU UNUI Residents said this had not been Asst. Vernon Fire Chief Nelson the April 15 deadline. the Bolton line to 1-86, the engineer Fkkeir Ul pau I4M cMIW Commission appointed list tonight at 7:30 in the Memorial TrikeU 144 S7UN nSmlhn UN lUI IM done. Skinner said by the time the call They said the funding formula for and planner are recommending hM tS-llin In other action, the council decided Building. ? i SmA UN U l Connolly said the problem exists came in and the fire departments such projects is 70 per cent federal, widening, resurfacing, drainage im iSS?!.*?" in M IN kah U l to establish a Charter Revision Com The engineer and planner said they IM M Tin: SIN arrived that the fire had broken 15 per cent state and 15 per cent provements and sidewalks. This I fi iMkd M because residents dump garbage mission. Appointed to it were have not had a chance to review the h U te 117 pN U2UI over the fence when the facility is not through the roof. local. would also include construction of a u m im hrfMtK7»|N$SSIN Richard Messier, Republican; Fran volume/capacity ratios or the acci second tunnel. , Okkk: Ul M NIN Trtecte 744 pN UlUN open, especially on holidays. He also Skinner said the fire caused con The second priority project is MM c Ul pm IINU cis Perrotti, Republican; Ann Baker, dent counts on' each project, which Trikcb: 141 piU UMM said wind is a continual problem. siderable damage to the living room, realignment of E. Main St. at Grove On Snlpsic St., the planner and Democrat; Leonard Gillon, would Indicate the worst areas. ' PJk 541(0 Bm * 111(0 Connolly praised landfill operator the stairway and upstairs. He said St. (Rts. 74 and 31). The town has engineer recommend realignment, Democrat; Gerald D’Avignon, in “However, it is our opinion that MMMIMSIM IN MM Carl Shelto, saying he runs the opera there appeared to be a few pieces of tried to get the state to do this widening, drainage, resurfacing and M i» ininriiid m m dependent, and Joseph Puchol-Salva, sidewalks. 1 n. Il M IN I M Fa M tion effectively, keeps the equipment furniture in the house. TM. tZKK MMc lU ■« tIM independent. in good operating condition and con He said it was a stubborn fire and Bolton Rd., from the Bolton line to JUMUllpiUUM •rkdtSUlWm.il The commission was formed IH iklSlM TiMt 1.M pM tUM tinually fills over the garbage. was fanned by the high winds HVee money troubles 1-86, needs re-alignment, widening, trlkdl: 141 pW tu r n earlier this year but had to be dis ■kk III |U Frances Funk, chairman of the although it did start to rain about the drainage and resurfacing; Dobson solved because too many members I U litl fttfdp SM IM M Cia lkllk C m (0 Beautification Committee, agreed time the call came in. Rd., from Talcottville Rd. (Rt. 83) to S m t e i T MM ■ k«M 7M M M M were town officials. Skinner said the fire was termed on agenda for council Miriam Dr., needs re-alignment, ICMlCr M IlnMMi M M with Connolly that Shelto does an The commission will consider the IkK 11:11 5 Tia liW . IM effective job. She said the com "under control" in about an hour but widening, drainage, sidewalks, MM: SU iW IINN Mkk lU aH IM need for an elected chief town of 'm S: IU a h i m inakd. 414/^ IlilM mittee's annual rid-litter day should firemen remained on the scene until resurfacing and new traffic signals. Trikdi: I-S3 pW mHN ficial, responsibilities of the town Vernon are sometimes delayed due to lack of concentrate on this area. after 11 p.m. Grove St., (Rt. 31) from E. Main manager, responsibilities and terms The financial problems of the funds. He said there is a cash flow The problem is the whole town’s, Tolland and Rockville trucks were St. (Rt. 74) to Hartford Tpke., (Rt. of town boards and commissions and Hockanum Valley Community Coun problem caused by a delay in not just the concern and responsibili in Vernon to cover for that depart 30) needs resurfacing and sidewalks; Plainfield entries the Town Council. It will also con ment. cil (HVCC) will be discussed when receiving federal funding and also and Rt. 83, from Dobson Rd. to ty of area residents, she said. the Vernon Town Council meets sider whether to have the assessor, Skinner said fire officials feel the the recent delay In receiving its Welles Rd., needs more traffic Meeting date set tonight at 7:30 in the Memorial W r i K I M l LONtehoo M inm e tax collector and town clerk elected fire was probably set but have no share of United Way funds. signals. idcn LHNtfNilm M I. MMk k a a 41 On April 20, Coventry residents town officials instead of appointed. Building. The council serves Tolland, Vernon After the applications are filed 1. k|M M . Ul XhtMa 141 I M k llp 41 Fire fighters position Rockville’s aerial ladder truck to attack fire in house on Lake St., proof yet. It is still under investiga L Fakd tpp M i lilipmi — IM lU M k M 41 will go to a Special Town Meeting to Connolly also told the council that tion. Councilman Donald Eden asked to and Ellington. It was established five with CRCOG, its transportation plan 1 M M M IM Llwteloy 7-1 41 4lkMaMaa 41 decide the use of about $40,000 in 500 copies of this year’s proposed Vernon, Monday night. Units from Vernon, Rockville, Bolton and Tolland battled the blaze have the matter discussed. The agen years ago as an umbrella service to i M M M L Eho hpi M r M iOMTiM 41 5 ning staff will review them. Then Represents area 5. M M 14 7. hoi Tf ■moo 124 7 ZJT 41 4 M iaM ak 141 federal revenue sharing funds. town budget are available at the in cold rain. (Herald photo by Bevins) cy receives support from the several meet social service needs of (he they will be turned over to the i Pia hM| II Lllt'iRmFomlM t K , M I. Can k a » l The Town Council recommendSTfie' towns it serves. Eden said he towns. state Rep. Teresalee Bertinuson, D-57th I. KMk la III IM llaaM M Town Hall. More can be printed if CRCOG Transportation Committee, I M n an 41 Ml S-tl M T tt Ilk C 411 town spending $35,000 to help buy a suspects Vernon has advanced some Council officials are considering a Assembly District, is serving her second 1. OimbMi «•! 1 s i ^ needed, he said. Public hearings on which will recommend projects for M l 411 Lflbnkhrt M i STm M LUMMIk M central facility site on Rt. 31 and of its payments and said it shouldn't possible fundraising program to 1. Mlip Taa 41 IZte M 141 t Mkr Bl MM 41 the budget are this month. the 1977-78 Transportation Plan of its term representing area towns at the State L b p M M 41 41 XUalM 41 Talcott Hill Rd. The price of the land set such a precedent particularly avert future problems. Officials said policy board. Capitol. Her district consists of part of Ver IM M M k 41 I 141 4 Mm I M 141 is $42,000. The council recommends should the agency collapse. He said they would like to establish a $i0,(XX) 4 Oataki Mi M s *■—‘ ^ « I f r^M I M IhakpM p 4i Landfill will open Vernon unit mulls rules on firing Funding of the projects will depend non, all of Ellington and all of her hometown. 5. U 'l Tqkr 41 1 M 4MtMa 141 taking the remaining $7,000 from un The Coventry sanitary landfill will the town wouldn’t have any means to reserve cash fund to provide a more upon a priority listing prepared by •.M U 141 141 r.TiUlBl 41 recover the funds. East Windsor. (Herald photo by Pinto) 1. On turn 111 41 1 MVi M 41 appropriated cash surplus. be open Wednesday from 8 a.m. to By BARBARA RICHMOND director, deputy public works direc the town’s man, “ We have to go back much control over it that it’s ^ even cash flow. Much of this has been the state Department of Transporta llknklaMIk 41 MIK ,,, SB IMS Ilk IN Another $3,602 of the federal funds tor and town planner. Michael McElduff, director of the raised in various ways, including INI 411 L S pM nl 41 UTt ■ Mai 41 3:30 p.m. The landfill as well as all Herald Reporter and take a look at this whole charade to control the budget. I think tion and the Federal Highway Ad 1 Frowor FHh I I hSu*Shr is recommended for the Board of Qualified officers within the council, said paychecks for employes loans. 1. SkaMp hm 41 L M y M n IM L k M Ia q 41 town offices will be closed Good organizational matrix,” he said. we should head toward disassociation ministration. t M a n IM iSNylorff |.| I Mi k a . 41 Education, to enable the high school classified service and “other of Discussing the next section dealing I M i M 41 ' iSSTiSr 41 lUbkl. 41 Friday. The Charter Revision Commission of the Board of Education and the 4 U 'l U « i| M LThMlrUM 141 1 kMa. 41 ficers’’ can only be dismissed on L M te Site feeis the Vernon mayor should keep with the director of administration, municipal government.” Read Herald Ads iladWai 41 41 t MTi 141 recommendation of the mayor and iNkaikpMa 41 M I. ktai kkaa 41 the right to remove quaiified officers the commission members were un The commission agreed it would 1. riraNtpaU 41 41 4 Mk n II I Area police report approval of a majority of the council. certain about just what the present ask Roesler to return to its next IM kaiM q 141 iMkikMkM outside the classified service. But the School hills will he aired l-M pkM kM commission also agreed Monday director of administration, Stanley meeting Monday to further discuss Those within classified service in Roesler, wants changed. this section. night that Town Charter language clude the building inspector, Andover, South Windsor and Hebron. South Windsor large loss of stock over a period of The charter says the director will In a matter relating to a previous Vernon responsibility to school boards. It needs some “housecleaning.’’ assessor, tax collector, purchasing Mrs. Worthen said five area would allow the boards to directly David Downs, 18, of 98 Edgewood several months. Baxter was charged be directly responsible to the mayor meeting of the commission, Lavitt The Vernon Board of Education agent and filtration plant superinten legislators will attend the meeting to receive state and federal funds for DRIVEWAYS COMPLETE GM Dr., South Windsor, was charged with second-degree larceny and for a list of duties which the mayor said he had received several letters will sponsor an open discussion on The charter says the mayor must dent. “Other officers" are town at discuss pending bills, which are due education, and to have jurisdiction Monday with criminal mischief and released on a $1,000 nonsurety bond. ’’shall’’ impose and other duties from senior citizens concerning pending school legislation Thursday inform the employe of the proposed torney, civil defense director, health but of the General Assembly’s over spending them. Now the state INSTMIEO ANYWHERE IN CONN. tampering with a motor vehicle. Slipski was charged with first-degree which the mayor “may" assign. organization of that department, at 7:30 p.m. in the Vernon Middle removal at least 30 days before the officer, deputy health officer, Eklucation Committee April 20. and federal funds go to the general OFLWMsxIOOFLLong REPAIRS Police said the arrest stemmed larceny and released on a $2,500 non Jacobs said maybe the charter which now is not mentioned in the School, Rt. 30. date of release. This notice must go welfare officer, recreation com The five are State ^n. Robert town budget. from the investigation of extensive surety bond. Both are to appear in should read the mayor “may” im charter. Mrs. Joann Worthen, chairman of • COLLISION by registered mail with reasons for missioners, fire chiefs and town Houley, D-3Sth District; and State A long list of other proposed e A A Q • SINCE 1946 vandalism to mailboxes and lawns in court April 26. • dismissal. Each member of the Town pose instead of “shall." But Lavitt, The senior citizen center is now the school board's Legislation Com engineer. mittee, has invited b^rd members Reps. Chester Morgan, D-S6th legislation concerns things such as‘ •COMrumYMSTIIUDM • MECHANICAL A the Pleasant Valley Estates area. Vernon who was on the original Charter run by the director of recreation, Council must be informed in the District: Robert Walsh, D-53rd special education. Average Daily Downs was released on a $500 non Commission, said it was the intent to Donald Berger. At a recent meeting, and interested citizens from District TWR USE • COU NX WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS James Muldoon, 33, of 48 same way. Chairman Seymour Lavitt said the District; Teresalee Bertinuson, D- Membership (ADM) grants, surety bond for appearance, in Com have him do these things, a letter from Lester Bartlett was 8 of the Connecticut Association of -G A U OAT, NIOHT INCLUDINB SUNDATS- CARS AND TRUCKS Ridgewood Dr., Vernon, was charged list of "other officers" doesn’t go 57th District, and Dorothy Miller, R- negotiations, exemption of substitute mon Pleas Court 12, Elaat Hartford, Roesler appeared before the com read. Bartlett, president of the Boards of Education. Genuine Pertt Monday With breach of peace. He The dismissed employe has the together. He said the town attorney 55th District. teachers from collecting unemploy * * OVER 10,000 UTISnEOCUrrOMERS ★ * April 18. Police Capt. William Ryan mission several weeks ago and asked Rockville Senior Citizens Club, said District 8 takes in IS towns, in Factory Trained Mechanlet was involved in a disturbance at his right to demand a public hearing by position should be listed with Mrs. Worthen said one of the ment, strikes and Vo-Ag and said more arrests are expected. it to consider raisin g the description the senior citizens don’t need a direc cluding Vernon, Tolland, Ellington, 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE home. He is to appear in Common the council, but must apply within 10 qualified officers outside the proposed bills she is most interested Technical Schools. Theodore Baxter, 41, of Stafford of the duties of the director of ad tor of a commission over them. Manchester, East Hartford, Bolton, CALL 646-6464 Pleas Court 19, Rockvillee, April 13. days aftfr receiving notice from the classified service. in is one that would give fiscal 649-0500 Springs, and Michael Slipskl, 34, of Donald Miller, 20, of no certain ad mayor. ministration “to reflect the broad But several other senior citizens Windsor, were arrested Monday dress, was charged early today with Commission member Leonard nature of the powers and duties have a different idea, Doris Stiebitz P following a lengthy investigation of breach of peace and interfering with As the charter now stands, Jacobs said the town attorney posi delegated to this position” said the ideal setup is to have a „ COLLA PAVING Carter Chevrolet thefts from Fisham and Sons Co. of a police officer. He was involved in a qualified officers outside the tion is not full time. “The town at Roesler also asked the commission professional director. She said MANCHESTER, CONN. Area bulletin board 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER Pleasant Valley Rd. disturbance at Rockville General classified service include the direc torney almost has to be political for a to add, in his list of duties, where it “Bartlett’s group" doesn’t have the Police said the pair were employed Hospital. He was to appear in court tor of administration, finance of part-time man or else the position says, “Control town purchases and know-how to take charge of tours. by the company, which had reported a today. inventories,” the works “except for "When you are considering charter ficer, police chief, public works should be made a full-time perma following the 6:30 p.m. Mass at the nent one," he said. the Board of Education.’' revisions I hope you see it is ad Tolland Jane P. McCarthy of Rockville has The ‘ commission also discussed visable to retain Recreation Director Parish Center. For choice of food to been named to head the Vernon The Tolland Junior Women’s Gub Commission member Chris Lutts having a combined purchasing agent Donald Berger as director of senior bring to the supper, call Georgette Cancer Crusade this year. She will will sponsor the Center Ballet said if the town attorney is moved to for the school board and the town. citizen activities," Ms. Stiebitz said. Pollard, 872-9425, or Rosemary direct the fund raising effort, which Rent subsidy plan tabled Theater in a production of R the other section it would imply the Commission member Thomas Czuchra, 875-2330. will emphasize house-to-house Lavitt said, “None of our "Plnocchlo,” April 17 at 2 p.m. at the FIRST NATIONAL STORES South Windsor would be administrator, would allow position would be full time. Wolff said he knew this would open a solicitation, qieclal gifts, business application, certify qualilied deliberations has been personal in Tolland Middle School. Tickets may qualified persons to pay no more than Member Herbert Sheer said, "I Pandora’s box because the school and industry, and appeals and q>ecial The South Windsor Town Council applicants, do the advertising, in any way. Our job is merely to set up be purchased by calling Allmuth 25 per cent of their income for rent, think the town attorney should be the board has had its own purchasing Vernon events. Mrs. McCarthy has b ^ a tabled a resolution which would have spect the rentals and do all general a charter that will be as workable as Perzel, chairman of the Rine Arts authorized Town Manager Paul the balance being paid by the federal administrative work. mayor’s man and attuned to the par agent for a long time. possible.” The Recreation Department will cancer society volunteer since 1958 Department of Housing and Urban ty in power." Committee, 872-4695, or Linda Spatx, Talbot to enter an agreement with There would not be any cost to the Lavitt said, “1 believe the Board of Two other senior citizens, Cecile have its annual Blaster Egg Hunt and has served as chairman of the is Pleased to Development (HUD). 872-9510. Tickets will also be Imagineers Inc. — a move to bring town. South Windsor would receive Chairman Lavitt said the way the Education should be given fiscal Snape and Anna Hietala, expressed Friday in Henry Park. Kindergarten Vernon fund drive for two years. The program would enable persons available at the door. subsidized housing to town. some funds to cover its ad charter reads, the town attorney is autonomy because we have lost so the same sentiments as Ms. Steibitz. children and preschoolers will hunt The Vernon Senior Citizens who could not normally afford to pay The Tolland Junior Woman’s Gub Deputy Mayor Robert Myetfe ministrative costs. will conduct a pre- school eye and ear at 10:30 a.m. and those in Grades 1 to Pinochle group will meet Tuesday proposed tabling the item until local rental fees to live in South 3 will hunt at 1:15 p.m. There will be and Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the Windsor, thus attempting to'balance screening clinic April 19 from 9 a.m. Announce Senior Gtiens’ Center, Park Pi., details could be discussed more fully Myette’s motion to delay a decision to 4 p.m. at the Congregational more than 70 golden eggs hidden with the economic levels of residence, at Area fire calls C allitK N O X pertise... at another council work session. was supported by Councilmen Ray Church, TollaAd Center. The a special prize to go to those finding Rockville. least in part. Dankel, Cile Decker, John Archer, them. A six-foot Blaster bunny will The Vernon Conservation Commis The program, of which Imagineers Monday, 5:08 p.m. examinations are for children wto Imagineers would prepare the John Mitchell and Len Sorosiak. assist in hiding the eggs. Each child sion has endorsed the proposed —Brush fire. Long Hill Rd., will be entering kindergarten next attending the hunt will be given a Connecticut bottle bill, now in the its Partnership with the September. Appolntmenta should be Andover. General Assembly. The commission made by calling Jan Salvatore, chocolate cream egg. Children Monday, 6:52 p.m. voted unanimously to support the Four more want vacancy Anthony Rd., Tolland, this week. should bring a container for —Washer fire, Vernon gathering eggs. If the weather is bad bill, just as it did in the last session of Garden Apts., Rt. 83, Ver The annual Mother-Children Com South Windsor Persons who have expressed in Lawler, member of the Timothy Friday, the hunt will be Saturday at the legislature. The Vernon League terest in the school board seat are non. munion Supper of St. Matthew’s MANCHESTER STATE BANK Edwards committee; Frank Derrick, the same time. of Women Voters also has endorsed Four more local Democrats have Monday, 7:19 p.m. Women’s Guild will be April 27, Wayne Gerlt, an attorney; Patricia unsuccessful candidate tor the school the blU. expressed interest in filling the va —Brush fire, Townsend Sprenklemeyer, a citizen participant board, and Nancy Kerensky, cant Board of Education seat, left by in town affairs; Faith Hnath, a Rd., Andover. member of the school facilities com the resignation of Robert Eversole, Monday, 9:29 p.m. former teacher; Alfred Sancho, a mittee. in having Democratic Town Chairman Housing Authority member; Jhekie . j- —Structure fire. Lake St., Robert Hornish said the town com Smith, secretary of the Human Any person interested in serving on V e rn o n . A s siste d by mittee will select a nominee April 14, Relations Commission; Dolores H orm X Tolland. GRAND OPENING The First Commerce Located in Bolton GOP makes pledges Rockville hospital notes a Supermarket in the State of Bolton Republicans have dis growth. proposes to FORMAL WEARHOUSE , • ^ V tributed their 1977 election platform, set aside money for Admitted Monday: Gary • An em phasis on long-range revaluation. 699 Main St., Manchester stressing “continuity, leadership, solutions to problems with town ser Barber, Village St., • An aggressive policy of seeking Connecticut experience and integrity." vices, such as the dog pound, Rockville; Ruth Baronousky, state, federal and private grants. The GOP candidates for the May 2 town firehouse and solid waste disposal. Burbank Rd., Ellington; Lori RegUteryour wedding party Republicans propose assigning one Carpentier, Sugar Hill Rd., election propose: Whenever possible, town-owned duringing o u r Grand Opening Speciall We at First National Store are proud to be part of selectman to oversee the pursuit of Tolland; Pauline Criscitelll, 5 • Sound and orderly growth for property should be used for such Windsorville; Anthonio this hiatoric coiiaboration which provides even Bolton. The platform says grant revenues'. RENT ANY TUXEDO facilities, the Republicans said. DeCarli, Muddy Brook Rd., more aarvica for our customers. Republicans will support a master • Prudent fiscal management. The • Added police protection, by star Ellington; Carl Gebhardt, plan for orderly development. It ting a local constabulary directed by For tiM Broom— GOP platform said the Board of Union St., Rockville; FREE ( M’ '■! , i proposes the town provide facilities Finance will be urged to establish the resident state trooper. The con Marianne Jarema, Enfield; •29.95 and services as required by the zero-based budgeting. It also stabulary would provide for more Frederick Morse, S. Grove ... or call if professionalism, if you prefer. The poinf is fhaf af Poir Of thoos patrols, help in investigations and St., Rockville; Marcelle R. C. Knox and Company, men like Norm Kayser, Ed Casey and JOIN US FOR A CELEBRATION traffic control, the GOP said. Passet, Franklin Park, • Continued development of park Rockville; Henry Bush, Tom jyfcKenna (l-r above) offer a wealfh of skill and experience ALL S n iiS AVAILAILE Spending approved facilities. The platform supports a Hillside House, Rockville; in handling all forms of business and personal insurance. To • Lord Wool t Alter Six Jeannette Swanson, master plan for Indian Notch Park fine-fune your liabilify coverage, updafe group policies, gef • Palm Boach • Formal Craft THURSDAY APRIL 7,1977 (the E.J. Roll property). Chamberlain St., Rockville; Bolton Rose Wienefeld, South St., Call or writa for FR Et Broehura • $3,649 for a new account, anti • Continued efforts for quality new insighf info revised pension laws... whafeveryour rieed ■j I ••> ‘■' Bolton residents approved spen recession wages. The appropriation Rockville. : ' ' V;' ; r - education. The Republicans proposed counf on R. C. Knox and Company. Call, wrife or sfop in soon. ding $10,949 in a 10-minute Town represents a federal grant which will Discharged Monday: Carl 10 A.M. increased effort to make decisions on Allen, Talcottville Rd., Ver- ’ - SPECIAL PROM RATES - Meeting Monday night at the Com be used for town garage and main- declining enrollment, increasing munity Hall. tainer wages. non; John Connelly, Hayes Frof $S btit buokis of your choleo budgets, possible regionalization, tui Ave., South Windsor; Edna About 20 persons attended the with ovory prom rontal. • $400 for the town clerk’s budget, tion students and school efficiency. Hardy, Gerald Dr., Vernon; AND THE START OF THE BIG meeting. There was no opposition to Herbert Manley, Hartford divided between legal advertising “We pledge to carry out our R . C . K N O X A N D C O M PA N Y any of the four proposed ap responsibilities by maintaining com- ’’’P*'®’’ Vernon; Anna O’Brien, propriations. costs ($275) and extra photostats Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. ' INSURANCE • BONDS FINAST-MANCHESTER BANK needed for land deeds ($125). munication with all boards, com- The spending items are: missions and concerned citizens," Patricia Therrien and son, 300 PEARL STREET, HARTFORD, CONN, 06103 MANGnlSTUl eomo to the beet." Mt, Vernon Dr., Vernon. ' 549-5010 • $5,400 for highway signs and • $1,500 to the fire commissioners’ the GOP platform said. 3 ...... lust around Ihc cornet Irorn Ihc Hillon" striping. The money comes from a Births Monday: A daughter DRAWINGS FOR LOTS OF PRIZES. budget for training and new equip "We will continue to involve all 1' l!?"'’*" " ® ® j Cm., state grant, which will cover the cost to Mr. and Mrs. Zenowij «,nr. . C U . E nob.n Z.nk.. Jamti B Slimmon. Jr . Thom.. P McKwina ment. The appropriation represents a citizens in the evaluation of Jarema, Enfield; a son to Mr. of materials. Bolton provides the grant received by the fire depart programs, services and proposals,” Ron.lr) OU.M. c L U . Oil Boutgom. Jgn Handw«ili. Thoitiii Wt.y. II labor. and Mrs. Richard Pollio, REGISTER BEGIHNING APRIL 7, ment. the Republicans said. Somers. 1977 ■ r'lr'ii \ .. P A G E FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALI), Manchester. Conn,, Tucs . April 5, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. April 5 l»77- PAGE FIVE-B For $4f000 a case ' 111 l^mple Beth Sholom makes plans m Doctor treating alcoholism to honor past leaders for service All ^ presidents of Manchestei‘’8 as symptom, not as a disease for their High Holiday Services, the 1935 Jewish Community Club. The Temple board of directors Temple Beth Sholom and of its called upon a traveling rabbi to lead Sisterhoold will be honored April ik, In 1937, the embryo congregation tried to buy properties to the south them in prayer and resolved that the heard of .a i weather-beaten unused when the Sisterhood sponsors a and east of the building but none By JOSEPH ST. AMANT Among his successful clients, he says, are a California time had come to build a synagogue clubhouse owned by St. Mary’s were available. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - For a M.OOO fee, Dr. William judge who has abandoned his compulsive drinking but im dinner-dance at the temple. The of their own. event, to begin at 8 p.m. and with Episcopal Church. It stood at the cor In 1957, the congregation bought a Hull, a clinical psychologist, says he can convert an bibes at social events; and an American Indian with a Little did they realize that 27 vears ner of Myrtle and Linden Sts. and music from 8:30 on, will be a Bar-Bat 5-acre site on E. Middle Tpke. and alcoholic Into a social drinker. long police record of drunkien escapades who is now get later, in 1964, a Temple Beth Sholom was for sale at a reasonable price. Mitzvah celebration and will com the membership was committed to Hull goes against most conventional theories of ting himself a college education and takes an occasional would be completed In Manchester The property was purchased, an memorate the ISth anniversary of building a new Temple Beth Sholom. treating alcoholism, does not consider it a disease-hut nip. * that could accommodate about 800 architect was retained, the clubhouse the dedication of the facility. Ground was broken at 400 E. Middle rather a symptom of an inner disturbance. , Hull, who used to practice in the Los Angeles area, now worshippers, provide facilities for was razed and, in November 1938, Tpke. in September 19^. Past presidents of the Temple, That Inner disturbance, he says, is derived from what ^ s a full scale treatment facility at Murrietta Hot teaching about 300 children of their groundbreaking ceremonies were dating back to 1937, have been the From 1960 through 1963, because of he calls the Panic Suffocation Syndrome. Springs to the east in Riverside County. history and heritage and establish held for the first Temple Beth late Saul Silverstein, the late William the growth of the congregation, the “It all goes back to birth,” he says. “The alcoholic For the $4,000, the client gets board and room for two social and educational programs to Sholom. The Temple was dedicated Horowitz, John Rottner, the late Temple rented Waddell School for its relives the crisis when he fought for oxygen. The precise weeks, counseling, medical attention if needed, and all fit the needs of all Manchester-area in June 1940 in a solemn and Im Sidney Mosler, Nat Schwedel, Sidney High Holiday Services, and only thus emotional pattern is triggered in a re-experience. To get the diversions of a resort hotel. Hull’s agency, called Jewry — young and old alike, pressive ceremony, attended by Brown, Judge Jay Rublnow, Phillip was able to seat all its worshippers at rid of this, the alcoholic must have deep therapy.” Halre Inc., keeps in touch with the client after he leaves, That.lDM eyent—13 years ago— Is many state and town dignitaries. the same service. By deep therapy, he means one-on-one counseling and HarrisonrF*hilip & yer, Isadore Rad- checks on his progress and is available for future help if the basis for the April 16 Bar-Bat The structure contained a sanc On Friday night, Jan. 3, 1964, a 1 none of the popular group stuff. His treatment includes needed. ding. Alfred Werbner and Lewis Mitzvah Dinner Dance the Temple i tuary, vestry, foyer and cloakroom— farewell service was conducted at hypnosis. Segal. Presently in office is Dr. Mar There are a few conditions In addition to the $4,000 fee. Sisterhoold Is sponsoring. enough space for the spiritual needs the old Temple Beth Sholom at Myr Hull, a mild-mannered elderly man, expresses no dis tin Rubin. The patient must be sober upon arrival and must refrain Back in 1937, the handful of of the SO Jewish families then living tle and Linden Sts. On Sunday after taste for conventional alcoholism workers. As a matter Past presidenU of the Sisterhood from use of alcohol or drugs during his stay. Manchester Jews called their group In Manchester. noon, two days later, dedication ser have been the late Lillian Fradln, the f . J of fact, he sometimes refers some of his clients to The patient must have also "a desire or motivation to the Jewish Community Club. It had In 1945, when It became obvious late Lillian Fendell, the late Rea vices were held at the new (present) Alcoholics Anonymous, where the disease concept be rid of the compulsion to drink alcohol” and that is been established In 1935. that the facility was too small to ser prevails. Wetstone, the late Rose Baum, the Temple, followed by a d^ication regarded as a requirement by just about everyone who Actually, the history of the vice the '80 Jewish families then banquet that night. From then on, all Most traditional alcoholism experts shudder when they ■ate Rigi Silverstein, Ruth Sandals, deals with alcoholics. Manchester Jewish community can residing in Manchester, an addition services and religious classes were consider Hull’s claims and fear such a theory will set off Sydney Brown, Frances Segal, be traced back 30 years previously, was planned. Completed in conducted in the new facility. Esther Lessner, Laura Cooper, a wave of fatal drinking by alcoholics teetering on the to 1907, when there were only six D ecem ber 1946, it added four edge of sobriety. Blanche Hochberg, Hyalle Hurwlti, The old Temple, at Myrtle and TOWN OF MANCMESTER Jewish families living here. Around classrooms, a cholrroom, a study for Linden Sts., was purchas^ by the The same type of reaction occurred last June when the Blanche Stone, Edith Gottilieb, 1910, when the figure had increased the rabbi and a kitchen. Town of Manchester and was con Rand Corp., a Santa Monica, Calif., think tank, reported Evelyn U ng, Raquel Fialkoff, Sandy to about a dozen families, the first By 1955, the congregation had verted into the present Senior it found in a survey that some alcoholics were able to Novitch and Bonnie Norman. LEGAL.NOTICE • attempt was made to organize the grown to about 200 families and it Citizens Center. resume normal drinking after therapy. Presently in office are Belle Zucker The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon community. The Manchester Hebrew was obvious that more space was Although the April 16 Bar-Bat Mitz “Once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic,” is the cry o^ and Joyce Borgida. day, April 18,1977, starting at 7:00 P.M., In the Hearing Room Free Loan Association was formed. needed. With almost 200 children in It was 1937 and 40 years ago when a vah Dinner-Dance will celebrate the most case workers, the traditionalists, and that also Is of the Municipal Building to hear and consider the following Its purpose was to aid stranded Jews the religious school, daily and Sunday the belief in AA. handful of Manchester Jews rented 13th anniversary of the present Tem Nun sells newspapers petitions: and to extend financial assistance to classes were forced to go on double ple Beth Sholom, in reality it will Hull says he has been treating alcoholics for 17 years Tinker Hall (on downtown Main St.) Item 1 No. 550 needy Jewish residents. Then came sessions. celebrate also 70 years of Jewish And now it is the nun’s turn. A nun newspaper vendor sells the and has reached the point where he gets an 80 per cent Charles Jack Coniam — Request variance of Article IV, Sec i communal life in Manchester. Catholic paper Avvenire in St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City on It isn^t spaghetti recovery rate which is far more than other therapeutic tion 71E. to allow the reconstruction of a non-conforming 6- Palm Sunday. To increase sales of their newspaper, the nuns groups claim. famlly dwelling to exceed 50% of a fair market value —168-170 And, because Jewish communal life is never-ending and always im r f “^ving” stage, are prepared tor proeessiiig at PPG Industries' He is aiming at the business executive and feels that Oak Street — Residence Zone B. decided to copy the Communists who peddle their party daily on new Fiber Glass Division technical center near Pittsburgh, Thev will be •tied" on a many firms would be willing to put up the $4,000 to Item 1 No. 551 proving, another celebration is in the the streets of Rome every Sunday after most newsstands are Supreme Court review offing — this one in mid-May, when salvage an experienced employe who may be making Manchester Pipe Band Inc. — Request variance of Article IV, closed. (UPI photo) conveyor-like machine, and used in the production of research scale batches of fiber ela ss the recently completed Silverstein reinforced molding compounds. (UPI photo) ® decisions that now cost the company money, and may Section 8, Alcoholic Liquors, and Article II, Section 5.01, Per have to be dumped. mitted Uses, for temporary permit for sale of beer withUi 1,000 Youth Center addition will be feet of another outlet, on May 11,1977 — Manchester Armory— dedicated. 530 Main Street — Business Zone in and Residence Zone B. federal air standards From 1940, when the first Temple Item 3 No. 552 Beth Sholom was dedicated, to today, Joseph L. Swensson Jr., Inc. — Request variance of Article H, — Refused to hear Eugene McCarthy's claim that his the congregation has had only two WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme Court Monday Section 2.01.01 — Minimum Lot Frontage, to permit a lot to rabbis - Bertrand Woythaler, 1940- APRIL SPECIALS ON SIDING! Personal interest and control called agreed to review the federal air pollution standards rights as a “ m ajor” candidate were violated when he was have 45 feet frontage — 329V Highlanid Street — Rural 1945; and Dr. Leon Wind, 1945-. which prevent significant deterioration of air quality. excluded from the 1976 presidential debates and was not Residence Zone. given equal television time. The congregation has had four can aluminum , vinyl siding The court also agreed to decide in a separate case Item 4 No. 553 — Ruled 8 to 0 that the government may deny retire tors — Melvin E tra, 1950-1955; whether the judicial review provisions in the Qean Air with insulated panels S to success in small business Emma Songallo — Request variance of Article n. Section 5.01 ment pay to people who served in the military reserves George Wald, 1955-1965; Morris — Permitted Uses — to permit antique shop In residential Act bar a defendant in a criminal case from challenging or the National Guard prior to World War II but did not Boblck, 1965-1966; and Israel 20 Colors To Choose From! By LeRGY I'OPE I enns\ Ivaiiia. Illinois and .\ew Mexico. It did a business dwelling — 208-210 Charter Oak Street — Residence Zone B. the emission standard he is charged with violating. The Bowmans spend about one-twentieth as much per serve in wartime. Tabatsky, 1966-, UPI BuDinesa Writer of about $25 milliui. last .vear. Its sales have doubled in Item 5 N. 554 The justices acted in a batch of cases before recessing Prices Are Now Lower on Siding! NEW YORK (UPI) — For cynics who argue the day of case on advertising and promotion as their major dis The Temple’s secretary is Flossie the past six years ,iiid its earning^, dividends and the Richard J. Sartor — Request variance of Article H, Section until April 18, when they will start the last two-week — Decided 7 to 0 that California may force the National Free Estimates — Easy Terms the small business has ended in America there is rcbutUil tilling competitors, yet the figures of liquor industry Mosler, its administrator is Max prices of its shares also has'e soared gratifyingly. 4,01.01— Minimum Rear Y ard- to reduce rear yard to 17.5 feet argument sessions of the current term. Geographic ^ ie ty to collect "use” taxes on its mail in two examples of family controlled enterprises — one trade associations show that their saies and those of one order operations in the state, since the society has two Goodstine and principal of its Ole ancient Btibylomans and F.gyptians believed to erect addition to dwelling - 23 Battista Road — Residence Since the Clean Air Act was passed in 1970, the En very old and one comparatively young. or two other premium brands have continued to grow Zone A. advertising offices there. religious school is Ruth Weiner. BILL TUNSKY 649-9095 licorice had magical preservative and restorative powers during the 1970s while bourbon sales in general have been vironmental FYotection Agency has been struggling with The older company is Y &S Candies, Inc., of Westfield. Item 6 No. 555 for the hunnin system that could help explain Y & S's slipping 3 to 4 per cent a year. environmentalists on the one hand and the n ^ on the N.J., which is either first or second (the owners aren't Katherine Maiur — Request variance of Article H, Section success. ■The Bowmans think family control and continued fami other to encourage industrial growth. quite sure which) in the manufacture of straight licorice 1.03.05(c)(2) to erect detached garage 1 foot from north side _ The younger firm is A. .Smith Bowman Distillery at ly interest is the one sure key to success for a small com line — 46 Homestead Street — Residence Zone B. After the Sierra Club sued successfully to prevent EPA candies. Sunset Hills in Ka'irfax County, V irginia, Founded in 1935 pany. Y & S’s Smylie agrees. approval of state antipollution plans which showed Today, Y & S also makes H & B cough drops and some Item 7 No. 558 by \ Smith Bowman. Sr , who had made a fortune in The Bowman brothers work at the distillery every day “significant deterioration” of wholly pure air, EPA came other connections but its national image is exactly what Melvin T. Bidwell — Request Special Exception in accor wheat and running a busline in Indianapolis, the distillery up with guidelines on what this phrase means. It allowed it has been since 1845 — the sweet black paste extracted and intend to keep on doing so even though they like to dance with Article II, Section 6.01.01 to convert one-famlly is run today by his sons, A. Smith, Jr., and DeLong. The the states three classifications of communities when con from the yellow root of the Mediterranean licorice plant take part in the “county',’ social life of their aristocratic dwelling to two-family dwelling — 48 North School Street — vice-pr.esident for sales is Robert FI. Lee IV, a direct section of Virginia. George Washington hunted over the Residence ZoneC. sidering amounts of permissible sulphur dioxide and par Y & S was founded in New York as Young & Smylie and descendant of the Confederate commander-in-chief. ground where the distillery now sits. It was part of the es ticulate pollution. the principal founder was Charles Albert Smylie. Today Information pertaining to above may be obtained In the Plan Bowman is the slate of Virginia's only legal distillery tate of Lord Fairfax, the royal governor. ning Office. The high court accepted appeals by industry, which has another Charles Albert Smylie is its chairman. "My present It makes two premium-priced bourbons. The Bowmans already have had to do battle in the claimed the regulations are not authorized by the act. family never has been very creative when it comes to All persons interested may attend these hearings. Virginia r.entlenian and F'airlax County, and sells them courts with two of the major distiiieries. Barton and ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS The appeal in the criminal case was brought by Adamo naming the kids,” he confided. as far away as H.iw.iii although most of the output is sold Schenley. to protect their right to the Gentleman brand Paul J. Rossetto, Secretary Wrecking Co., which was charged with violating the act Y & S has plants in New York and in Massachusetts. within a couple of hundred miles of the distillery. name. They beat the big fellows hands down in each case. Dated this 5th day of April, 1977. in demolishing a building in Detroit by knowingly causing 002-4 emission of asbestos. The court will hear the cases argued next fall or winter. The justices also: Public records — Denied a hearing to two death row inmates: Doyle tstmmmmm •Mraiin Boulware, facing electrocution in Texas for the fatal c -« shooting of a Dallas policeman in 1973, and Wilbur Warranty deeds N.Y., to Robert L, Pre.stileo .muI doing business as All Cars inc. and Charles Collins, sentenced to death for killing a food store Orlando G. Annulli to Joyce S. Joanne M. Prestiico, piopcrlx at Small ( .irs East. 461 Main St. attendant during a $150 robbery in Waco, Tex. Stanton, property on Pilgrim Lane, Garden and New Sts. tlU -tdolion ol ll•;^d^’ imiiie $75,500. Juilgiiii'iit lien Barney T. Peterman Sr. and I'oslei .loscph, no longer doing American Frozen Foods ino bnsinc.ss as .Manchester Small Cars. Barney 'T. Peterman Jr. to Raul R. against Maurice and Dorothy foulu. Goodpasfer named Colon, Hartford, property at 141 W. $699.20. property at 107 Oakiaml Si Miiri'i.ine lieeii-e- Center St., $38,000. New tradi* iimiie.N lioborl A. Milletta. New London, U.S.M.A. commandant! Robert J. Delaney and Mary M. Concezio Mancini, Wetborslield. .ind Holly .1 Bates, 23 Tanner St., Delaney to Peter G. Borofsky and doing business as Continental April 7 Susan J. Borofsky, property at 139 Cuisine, 1095 Main St. Brian .1, Beggs, 85 Baldwin Rd., WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Defense Department Benton St., $36,000. Joanne W. and David .1 Fiilscb. and Lauren H. Hall. 13 Marshall Rd., Monday announced the recall from retirement of Gen. Robert B. Price and Susan C. Price both of Stafford Springs, and George •\pril Iti at South United Methodist. Andrew J. Goodpaster, former NATO commander, to take I to Alfred T. Pepin and Sandra T. D. B rodigan, H artlo rd doing Francis E Potter. East Windsor, over as commandant of the scandal-troubled U.S. Pepin, property at 37 Linwood Dr., business as Jamie Onginais Inc.. 485 ■ind Barltara .\ Irwin, 34 Glenwood Military Academy. $47,900. FL Middle Tpke.. and J (, Hall SI . May 1 at South United Methodist. The announcement said that Goodpaster, 62, had $ SAVINGS Quilrlaim deed Costumes —The Costume Shop Bruce P. Boland, 683 N. Main St., agreed to return to active duty as a lieutenant general, a Manchester Properties Inc,, N.Y., Joseph T. Parafioriti and Willi.-nn and Kerry A Odette. Broad Brook, reduction of one grade in rank, in order to take command Camizzi, both of West Harlfoid. \pril 16 :il St Mary's. from Lt. Gen. Sidney B. Berry in June. Berry’s leadership at the academy had been criticized c h e c k in g Earnings as a result of the scandal in which 176 members of this + year’s senior class were implicated in cheating on a are lower takehome electronics examination. More than 130 were dismissed for violating the academy’s honor code. + LOANS at Rogers The incident touched off a controversy about the code » Business and its administration, and the Army has agreed to allow Although Rogers Corp.’s most of the cadets to re-enter next year. first quarter sales will be Goodpaster retired from the Army in December, 1974, somewhat higher than a after being replaced as the supreme U.S. commander in + OTHER services Europe by Gen. Alexander M. Haig, a step that caused 27 year ago and earnings tor the quarter will be lower, controversy in itself because of Haig’s role in the FROM BANKAMERICARDocTO TRAVELERS CHECKS, Norman L. Greenman, Watergate affair as President Richard Nixon’s White president, forecast House chief of staff. FROM SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE TO SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, “significantly increased It was the first time an officer has been recalled from sales and profits” in the se retirement to head West Point. A 1939 West Point FROM DIRECT DEPOSIT OF PAYROLL CHECKS TO BANK BY MAIL cond quarter. graduate himself, Goodpaster holds a PhD. in inter Greenman told national relations from Princeton University- and stockholders at their an previously served as commandant of the National War nual meeting that the com College. pany expects “another The announcement said Berry’s next assignment would year of sales gains and be announced later. He will complete three years this good earnings." summer in the post, a presidential appointment that The unusually severe carries no fixed term. winter, a strike at a major THE BANK customer, and the planned ‘Back when I was champ. . Lest Spring there wee en unueual emouni ol leet moving and start-up hihgue on meny ihede treee In Ihie eree. II your Ireee expenses at Rogers’ new were Inlected leet yeer eheneee ere they wIN egein be plant near Atlanta, Ga., ettecked. affected the first quarter Contact your local BartloH Repteeenlallve lor an net, Greenman said! avaluetlon ol your Irooo oaro it no charge. Greenman reported that manufacturers of high Connecticut once ranked first in manufacturinig Oarr/stt Tret Str¥tct tnd quality athletic shoes are Rtittrch Lsborstoritt pro-- ¥tdt local and aconomieal ^ adopting Rogers’ new jobs, has fallen to sevendi place * , mrwica with otnr 60 ytan Poron 4000 cushion insole Better Bedding II opens • According to U.S. departmerii of Labor statistics of manufacturing axptfitnet in all phastt of Kiarttifk tfttcart. material. He said sales of employment as a percentage of a state's toial employment. other products are “par John DiCioccio Jr. of 20 Fulton Rd., owner of Better Bedding II on Rt Homtownwri'tnittlutioni* ticularly strong” to the ^ in the El Camino Plaza, Vernon (left), looks over a catalog with John FMdln9>C«bhn9BrBClng-Public uiiHtiai •Spr4y)n9< Prunlng*Tf«t R«mov«l> electronics and microwave Wholley, owner of Better Bedding 1 on Burnside Ave. in East Hartford. utllllv Llp« ClMunct- WBWd 4 aruih Control industries. With them is Robert Naboicheck, owner of Gold Bond Mattress of Hart He also told the meeting wramore wtitive Connecticut T that the board expects to ford, second right, and Robert Pollerton i7f Potterton Appliance who Connecticut Business and industry As Inventor works I on shave^ Increasing voter turnbut By ARNOLD SAWISLAK that is as smooth as glasss WASHINGTON (UPI) - The welcomed any effort to broaden nout. In Wisconsin, 216,1X10 registered familiar political charge of proposing citizen participation in politics. although he heard Schick found the at the polls; 65 per cent of age SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - figuration for use, no comfortable a ‘‘reform’’ that creates more Republican National Committee eligibles turned out.' The shave may not be as smooth as blades to be exceedingly sharp, he handle or nice grip. But It made us problems, than it solves now is being chairman William Brock suddenly In addition, there was no indication glass, but the razor is. hasn’t heard anything further. reversed field. realize from a qualitative viewpoint level^ at President Carter’s plan to that election day registration had in Walter Siegmund, technical He knows the blades are sharp n - X , that the edge was sharp." eliminate pre-election voter registra He called the proposal “an open in creased vote fraud in either state. H'IL'I'I'.'I mt manager of American Optical Co.’s from first-hand experience. He term ^ his research with the tion. vitation” to voter fraud that would Minnesota Secretary of State Joan I'l"; fiber optics division, was recently "We made up one of the cabbage blades as informal and added "we’re "eliminate all safeguards for honest Growe said the system, actually in awarded his second patent for glass grater types and I scrubbed my own The problem in this case is low not in the razor blade business. voter turnout. In 1976, only 53 per elections” and give “big city bosses use since 1973, had caused no razor blades. He said the glass blades face with it and was able to get rid of We’ve just done some playing around cent of Americans 18 years of age the opportunity to stuff the ballot problems. And the Wisconsin elec have several advantages over whiskers. It wasn’t really in any con and think it has some merit.” boxes in each and every election.” tion board reported that while r , v sUinless steel blades but their shave and older voted in the presidential Some months ago, discussing his several claims of fraud were made, is'StllhaJlit uncomfortable.^ election. The turnout was below 1972 own 1976 Senate defeat. Brock in none were verified. He has received patents for two and continued a downward trend in A b o u t tow n voting that began in 1964. Everyone dicated that postcard registration in glass blades — a single-edged blade Tennessee had opened the door to Others trying it agrees this is an alarming situation received a patent last month and a fraud. During a chat with reporters Similar election day registration that should be remedied. "cabbage-grater" shaped disc with The Toastmasters will meet Shorrock, 276 E. Middle Tpke. several weeks ago. Brock did not systems were used last year in Maine holes in it was patented earlier. Wednesday at 7:30 p.fn. at Center Easier registration press or explain his earlier comment and North Dakota, with increased "Glass is an essentially cheap and Ckingregational Church. Visitors are The diaconate of Center Carter believes the turnout can be about fraud. Nor did he cite turnouts and little talk of ballot box inexhaustible resource," he said. welcome. Congregational C3iurch will meet increased by eliminating the require Tennessee or any other state as an stuffing. "Now they’re made with stainless ------. ''-V' tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room ment that citizens register to vote example of fraud following If the Republicans hope to make steel, basically. ’That has some very A service of the Holy Eucharist, of the church. before election day. He has proposed liberalized registration in his more their fraud charge stick, they expensive minerals in it and, Rite 2, is scheduled for Wednesday at that anyone who is eligible to vote recent attack on the Carter plan. probably will have to produce some presumably, is of limited supply. 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal The Adult Study Group of Concor should be permitted to do so if they Successes elted hard figures from states or localities Glass is almost dirt cheap, in a Church. dia Lutheran Church wilt meet show up at the polls with official age which have had the experience. In the meantime, the supporters of sense. Of course there is an energy tonight at-8 in the church room. The and residence identification, such as Otherwise, they probably will be ac the Carter plan can cite several ap cost since you have to melt it, but Manchester Grange will meet public is invited. a driver’s license. cused of opposing easier registration parently successful experiments in glass is literally made of sand. And Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. It should be said here that there is in hopes of keeping turnout low and how much glass do you need to make The Mothers’ Group of Center registering voters on election day to helping Republican candidates. a strong partisan consideration in bolster their arguments. razor blades?” Britannia Chapter, Daughters of ConOTegational (Church will meet this for the Democrats. Politics for That may be no more ignoble than Both Minnesota and Wisconsin He said the idea of glass razor the British Empire, will meet Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. in the the last 40 years have been conducted the other side’s motives for wanting used the method in the 1976 election, Paper mill shuts down blades has been ''thought provoking” Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at the home Federation Room of the church. on the premise that large voter turn a big turnout, but without a plausible and both had voter turnouts substan for him but there hasn’t been much of rs. Aimer Rice, 8 Susan Dr., Staf outs help the Democrats and hurt nonpartisan reason to oppose the tially higher than the national figure. A large pile of pulpwood lies downstream from the Kennebec River Pulp and Paper Co. in response from within his firm or its ford Springs. Jehovah’s Witnesses will have a the Republicans. plan, the GOP may be swamped by Guards picket prison sister Warner-Lambert Corp. sub group discussion of the March 1 Minnesota, in fact, registered 454,147 the big Democratic House and Senate Madison, Maine. Closed by the parent company, Pennetech Inc. last week, the Maine Reverses field voters on election day and led the na Guarantee Authority is expected to file an restraining order to block Pennetech from sidiary, Schick Corp. Ruth Circle of Community Baptist Watchtower article "Right (Qualities majorities. ’ Connecticut State Police replace striking guards at the ten State Correctional Centers. A Church will meet W ednes^y at 2:30 After first indicating that the GOP tion with more than 75 per cent tur removing supplies and equipment from the closed mill. 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Mrwtiy atIM k t «m II n u d r of upltnd Athletes- from Manchester was selected to the all-CCIL girls’ vaulting event while Mary Cichon, East Hartford High performers basketball team with teammate High, Penmy High and £last Terry Holle and Cathy Schmidt honored were Donato Lupacchino, 98 Ellen DOnadlo getting honorable Hartford High competing in gained honorable mention on the pounds first team; Joseph Roberts to Yanks much closer mention. Penney’s Lori balance beam. East Hartford High’s and David LeBlanc, 105 pounds winter sports garnered all- Mastropasqua and East Hartford’s Georgians Pelletier and Julie Curtin honorable mention; Scott Cafro, 145 CCIL honors. . Jean Jensen, Roxanne Heineman and NEW YORK (UPI) — The Chicago White Sox apparently have in balance beam and Denise and Deb pounds second team; James Seely, John Pisch of Manchester High Carol Gustamachio also drew bie Bo] in vaulting also took 155 pounds first team; Mike Hardy, paved the way for the long-expected trade or sale of shortstop was named to the all-CCIL first team honorable mention. honorable mention. 167 pounds honorable mention; and ? - 9 a Bucky Dent to the New York Yankees. in basketball with teammates Jeff In ice hockey, Manchester High The three schools were well Pasqual Barile, 185 pounds second Kieman and Scott Hyde, the latter a In a surprise move Monday, the defenseman Clark Brown was tabbed represented in wrestling. Chris Luz team. White Sox announced that third K junior, receiving second team to the first team with goalie Bernie in the 138-pound class and Doug Penney grapplers on the all-CCIL baseman Kevin Bell has been sent on honors. Penney. High’s Tom Jaworski Hebert chosen to the second team. Frank Taveras hit a grand slam Marshall (145) were named to the se squad were Brian Batchelder, 119 option to their minor league camp. and Lindsey James joined Pisch on Tom Roach, Kelly MeSweeney, homer and Joe Zdeb, Ed Kirkpatrick cond and third teams respectively pounds honorable mention; Paul Ar- The White Sox said the move was the eight-man first team while Tom Kevin Hiers and Kent Denison all and Omar Moreno led the Pittsburgh while Tom Jones at 185 was co cand, 126 pounds second team; Paul made to "acquaint him with the it '- Francis and Brent Young were gained honorable mention. Pirates to a 12-9 victory over the recipient with Enfield High’s Steve Russell, 132 pounds first team; duties of a shortstop.” named to the second team as welt as Penney High’s Sue Sassburg was Kansas City Royals ... Dwight Roy of first team laurels. Bill Ted- Richardo Dostrie,' 138 pounds, The move can only be interpreted East Hartford High’s Karl named to the gymnastics all-league Evans’ three-run homer was the big ford at 132 pounds gained honorable honorable mention; Bill Proulx, 145 as preparing a successor to Dent, the Grabowski. team in floor exercises. Teammate blow for the Boston Red Sox who beat mention completing the Manchester pounds, honorable mention; and White Sox’ regular shortstop whose Manchester High’s Nancy Downing Nadine Johns was tabbed in the the Montreal Expos, 8-2. selections. Larry Puchalsky, unlimited second trade or sale to the Yankees has been The Toronto Blue Jays snapped an team, the subject of speculation since the eight-game losing streak by topping Rec Junior hoop champions end of the 1976 season the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-1 ... Willie The Yankees, who otherwise Crawford drove in five runs with a The Bike Shop annexed championship laurels in the Rec Junior IQUIZ appear to have a super team, have home run and two singles to lead . . w , ^ 3gue. Squad members, top row, (1. to r.) Coach made no secret of the fact that they Pitching biggest need Houston’s 20-hit attack that racked Jack McVeigh, Chris Fields, Chip Lupacchino, Clyde Redd, Bob regard shortstop Fred Stanley as the up a 16-6 victory over Texas. The Eschmann, Joe Pereira, Bill Redd, Coach Don Pagani. Front, ■V"' potential weakness that could cost Astros announced they had released Mike Falkowski, Tim O’Brien, John Alosky. (Herald photo by them a second straight American pitcher Mike Cosgrove, meaning they Dunn) ^ K j League pennant. The deal can be will start the season with seven expected to be completed within a with Cheney Tech nine pitchers who have less than 1 few weeks. years of major league experience By LEN AUSTER The move was announced after the each. Pitching, as always, will be the Celts in top form Herald SporUwriler he draws the opening nod against Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Tom Paciorek drove in four runs Beavers’ major concern. “If we can Cromwell, state Class S Division White Sox, 5-1, with the help of five with two homers to lead the Atlanta Looking to improve on last get some pitching, we’ll hold our runnerup a year ago. Junior Jamie innings of scoreless pitching by Steve 6RES LU7INSW WAS Braves to a 9-5 victory over the season’s 4-14 record in 1977 is own,” Krone states, “Getting some Raymer, sophomore Ed Lackard and THE 1976 TOTAL BASES f Carlton and a grand slam by Jerry for final contests pitching, that makes a world of Baltimore Orioles ... John Wocken- Cheney Tech’s baseball team. Gustamachio, all righthanders, are KIN S WITH A COLLECTION Martin. fuss’ two-run homer in the bottom of The Beavers’ first attempt will difference.” expected to fill out the mound OF 377. WHO IS THE ALL- Elsewhere around the camps: the ninth lifted the Detroit Tigers to BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Celtics are in their best shape of Senior righthander Bob Walter brigade. TIME n a t io n a l LEASUE be Thursday afternoon at 3:15 CHAMP WITH 4 5 0 ? Craig Kusick hit a two-run homer a 4-2 decision over the Cincinnati the season heading into the final five games that will determine heads the Cheney pitching staff and Krone’s early observations include as the Minnesota Twins defeated the when they travel to Cromwell A. HENPV AARON Reds ... Willie Randolph and Chris their lot in the upcoming NBA playoffs. that his club has looked good defen B. Joe MEPWICK Milwaukee Brewers, 7-4. ... Homers Chambliss knocked in two runs each Beginning with tonight’s game ^ High to open up an 18-game sively and he recalls his team was C. ROSERS HORNSBY y by rookie Wayne Gross and Manny as the New York Yankees shaded the against the Knicks in New York, the COC schedule. able to get some clutch hits in 1976. real good bench now,” said Sidney Sanguillen gave the Oakland A’s a 2-0 New York Mets, 4-3, despite two defending champions were to play Coach Jim Krone’s nine will show Back on farm The pressing need is pitching. If it SjapOJ;J3MSUfe Wicks, who has sparked Boston since victory over the San Diego Padres ... homers by Dave Kingman ... Rick five games in six days. The last two at least four and as many as six ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Veteran St. comqs through, Cheney could have a assuming the sixth man role in Larry Biittner’s infield hit drove in Monday drove in two runs and had regular season games — against San sophomores in the starting lineup, Louis Blues’ defenseman Barclay good season as Krone "anticipates Study in concentration February. With Charlie (Scott) and the winning run in the Chicago Cubs’ three hits in leading the Los Angeles Antonio Saturday in Hartford, Conn., ^ u t the over-all concern should Pleger returned to the club’s Kansas bettering last year’s record.” myself coming off the bench, we’re Actress-model Farrah Fawcett awaits return of ball during 8-7 triumph over the Cleveland In Dodgers to a 4-2 win over the San and against Cleveland Sunday at ^minimal as the majority were varsi City farm team for tbe Central Schedule: April 7 Cromwell A, 12 Bowling dians. really strong now. We could start for celebraties challenge tennis match which will be telecast Francisco Giants. Boston Garden — could decide the ty starters last campaign. Hockey League playoffs Monday. Coventry H, 15 Bolton A, 19 Bacon most teams.” nationally by CBS April 17. (UPI photo) home court advantage for the first The definite members of the Plager was called up for tbe Blues’ Academy A, 20 Vinal Tech H, 22 East Scott was even more impressed round of the playoffs. opening lineup are sophomore Gary final two games after leading the Hampton A, 26 Rocky Hill H, 29 Mary Patter with his team than Wicks. “Poten ZODI.AC- Presently, the Celtics have the Marineau at catcher, sophomore I^nsas City team to the CHL cham Portland A, May 3 Rham A, 4 son 176-467, Karen Truax Home run trot tially we’re so dynamic and worst percentage of the Eastern Dave Gustamachio at first base, pionship as player-coach. He Cromwell H, 6 Coventry A, 9 Bolton 175. Sandra Miller 183-463. pave Kingman of the Mets isn’t satisfied with his contract but explosive, we’ve got to be awesome Pitching strong Conference playoff teams. But sophomore Lewis LaBrec shifting returned to Kansas City for that H, 11 Bacon Academy H, 13 Vinal Lisa Luginbuhl 180-484, to play against. The other team looks he is with opposing putchers. Last night he homered twice Cleveland and San Antonio have the over from shortstop to second base, club’s playoffs and also was expected Tech A, 16 East Hampton H, 18 at our lineup and sees Havlicek June Eccher 175-485, same number of losses (36) as the "rifle-armed” freshman Chris Vann to see action when the Blues open Rocky Hill A, 20 Portland H, 24 against the Yankees but it wasn’t enough in 4-3 loss at Fort Cowens, Jo Jo, Sidney, myself and Shirley Belasky 468, Rose Celtics. Boston could clinch the home moving in at shorstop, senior Mark Stanley Cup play. Rham H. All games start 3:15 p.m. Lauderdale, Fla. Here he circles bases after second homer. Curtis Rowe. TTiat’s quite a group. Robideau 472. with Tribe nine court edge with a sweep of their last Ouellette at third base and junior Herald angle (UPI photo) With Wicks coming off the bench, five games. Jim Boudreau petroling centerfield. One up, one down Fred Saunders starts at forward, a By LEN AUSTER Never this season have they been It’ll either be sophomore Mike CINCINNATI (UPI) - The promo move that gives the Celtics more in such good physical condition for Pinkin or junior Ricky Ross in left tion of outfielder-first baseman John Soccer coaches to meet Earl Yost Herald Sportswriter quickness and provides confidence such a run. Charlie Scott returned to field and either sophomore Doug “Champ” Summers and the demo Pitching will be the strong suit of Manchester High's 1977 Sports Transactions for Saunders. The Manchester Recreation Anyone desiring further informa Sports Editor baseball team. Those are the words of Coach Hal Parks as he the team Sunday after missing 38 Landry or sophomore Bill Smith in tion of pitcher Manny Sarmiento has Department announces soccer tion about coaching a team, please games and contributed significantly rightfield. Marineau and Ouellette By United Press International Following the Knicks game, put the finishing touches on the Cin coaches in the youth soccer program contact Doug Pearson 872-9628 or prepares the Indians for their Thursday opener at 3:30 at Kelley have been named co-captains. MONDAY in a 96-90 win over Philadelphia. Boston hosts Houston Wednesday and cinnati Reds’ ^m an roster for the will meet Wednesday, April 13, at 7 Carl Silver at 646-6010. Field against CCIL foe Hall High. Sophomore Mike Gagner and junior Dave Cowens has played back into entertains New Orleans Friday start of the season Wednesday. p.m. at the West Side Rec. Pearson, Manchester High assis Senior Pete Daigle, who has Baseball Dave Bolduc are slated for reserve top condition while John Havlicek before meeting San Antonio and Sarmiento, 21, was optioned to the Anyone interested in coaching is tant varsity soccer coach, will direct and Jo Jo White appear to have out- roles. Reds’ farm team in Indianapolis. Goodwin contribution Two of the latter’s are still on the worked extremely hard and shown a White in leftfield and senior Ray Chicago (AL) — Optioned outfielder Bob Coluccio, pitchers Jack Kucek, Cleveland. welcome. the program. scene. marked improvement according to Gliha, a fast closing 264 sticker in Dave Frost, Jim Otten and Ken Kravec to Iowa Oaks farm club; sent third Eight young men answering to the his coach, draws the opening day, centerfield. The rightfield job is’up basemp Kevin Bell to their minor league camp to acquaint him with name of Goodwin have piayed varsi assignment. The slenderly built for grabs with seniors Butch Kinney switching to shortstop; sent outfielder Wayne Nordhagen to their minor Oilers down ty basketball at South Windsor High Notes off the cuff righthander was 0-1 last season when and Brian Moran and juniors Craig lague camp to acquaint him with switching to catcher; signed pitcher Bruce under Coach Charlie Shares in the Former Manchester High stan the locals compiled an over-all 10-9 Ostrout and Bob Stoker in the run al Canton. Winnipeg 6-2 past decade. dout, shortstop Ray Sullivan is riding mark. ning. Chicago (NL) — Released infielder Mike Sember. EDMONTON, Alta. Five of the Goodwins are the sons the bench with the Eastern Connec Parks remarked, "1 figure I have Manchester pitchers two years Cincinnati — Optioned pitcher Manny ^rm iento. (UPI) — In the only World of Don and the three other Goodwin ticut State College squad this spring, three starters,” with the others back allowed opponents a combined Houston — Released pitcher Mike Cosgrove. Hockey Association Mon hoopsters were from the Ken an indication of the talent on senior Kevin Hanlon and junior Mike average of .202 and last year the yield Milwaukee — Sent pitcher Larry Sorensen, catcher Ron Jacobs and out day night Randy Rota Goodwin household. hand,,.When Stan Hillnski opened his Jordan, Hanlon, a righthander, was was .203, "We’ve had good pitching fielder Bill Sharp to minor league complex for reassignment, placed infielder scored two goals to lead Both fathers played professional golf bag and shot a par equalling 18- 3-1 in 1976 while Jordan, a southpaw, the last couple of years,” Parks Ken McMullen on 15-day disabled list. the Edmonton Oilers to a 6- basketball in Manchester, Ken the hole score of 72 Saturday in the first ^was 1-1. Seniors Frank Livingston New York (AL) — Announced outfielder Ron Blomberg would be lost for acknowledged, "It’s just a matter of 2 victory over the Winnipeg best known as an Eastern and major weekend tourney of the season 'and Ed White and junior Dennis Joy, yo months following left knee surgery for tom cartilage. runs...Four-five-six runs a game, Jets. American Leaguer. Don also played at Manchester Country Club, he all righthanders, are pegged for we’d win them all. Oakland - Purchased outfielder Sheldon Mallory from the New York Mets. in the Eastern loop. Other Edmonton goal came back the next day and relieve work. “All our pitchers have worked hard Pittsburgh — Sent infielder Ken Macha to minor league camp for reassign scorers were Glen Sather, Originally from Somerville, Mass., "soared” to a 77, a score most other Senior Tom Jones gets the opening and they’re in shape. If I wanted to ment; purchased outfielder Mike Easier from California; sold right-handed Claude St. Sauveur, Brett the Goodwins have resided in South golfers would be proud of...Jack nod at catcher with junior Mike they could probably go nine innings pitcher Randy Sealy to California. Callighen and Bill Rett. Windsor since coming to this area Repass, UHartford sports publicist, Linsenbigler in reserve. Jones was but 1 won’t do it now. It’s too early. COLLEGE Bobby Hull and Dave Dunn more thaff25 years ago principally as reports Rich Rabe, bellcow of MCC’s second-leading RBI man last cam Pitching will be the best part of the basketball players. Kent State — Named Bob Fello, Ron Blackledge and Jack Beidelman as replied for the Jets. pitching staff the past two years, was paign with 11. Jordan, when not club. Hitting? I’m not sure but if the The Goodwins settling in these assistant football coaches. The Jets, playing their most impressive in his debut with pitching will be at first with Hanlon guys come around like I think they parts was just a matter of fortune, Minnesota — Named Paul Olson as an assistant football coach. third game in as many UHartford. Although a loser to AIC, at the bag when the former is on the can, then we should do alright.” for Shares. hill. Indiana Central - Named Bill Bright head basketball coach. nights, wilted in the second he scattered three hits and fanned 10 Schedule: April7 HallH, 12Conard When Nassiff Arms in the State Stanford — Named Bruce Summerhays as men’s and women’s golf coach. period when the Oilers batters in the first seven innings. He Livingston at second base and A, 14 Simsbury H, 18 Fermi A, 20 En I-Y Basketball League following World scored three goals to es tired in the eighth and was relieved senior Jeff Backofen at shorstop re field H, 22 East Hartford A, 26 Pro Football War 11 were in need of a playmaker, tablish a commanding 4-1 in the ninth...Can’t Figure Out tain their positions from a year ago. Wethersfield H, 28 Penney A, May 2 a call was put in to Rhode Island for Philadelphia — Signed defensive lineman Rick Gibney as a free agent. lead. Department: Why more than five Backofen led Manchester in batting Windham A, 4 Hall A, 6 Conard H, 10 the services of Jackie Allen. The players are named to an all-star with 22 hits and a .314 average last Simsbury A, 12 Fermi H, 16 Enfield Hockey former University of Rhode Island basketball team or more than nine to season. Senior Bob Nurmi gets the A, 18 East Hartford H, 20 star, a fulltime fireman at the time St. Louis — Returned defenseman Barclay Plager to Kansas City CHL farm an all-star baseball squad or more first shot at third base. Wethersfield A, 23 Penney H, 25 club. in Newport, was available and than 11 each to all-defensive and all The outfield will find senior Ed Windham H. H agreed to come to town for a “look- offensive football teams. see.” Allen said it was a long trip down Bruins have End of the line and would like to bring another NBA may sue week of rest player with him, Ken Goodwin. The Just Wondering Department: How Yaz or Rice..a mystery late Art Pongratz was managing the many college All-America basketball BOSTON (UPI) - The Arms and agreed that both would be teams included Tony Hanson of WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - or left fielder. Boston Bruins have a week given tryouts. UConn? Not any of 101 that came It’s still a mystery whether Carl . For opening day against the to decide their lineup for The first game was in Wallingford across this desk. Hanson did receive Yatrzemski or Jim Rice will be in Cleveland Indians Thursday, Zimmer if refs strike the Stanley Cup quarter against the likes of Danny Finn and honorable mention on several selec left field this season for the Boston says he will put Rice in left and use finals and coach Don George Feigenbaum at the tions...Lou Wellington has discarded Red Sox. Bernie Carbo as designated hitter un NEW YORK (UPI) — The National Basketball Association, Cherry says he has yet to Wallingford Armory. the bat and spikes in favor of a Yastrzemski took a half hour of til Yastrzemski says he’s ready to stonewalling the leane referees’ second straight year of post decide on his goaltending m Allen and Goodwin were both im racquet and is playing tennis this batting practice Monday in Winter play again. season demands, indicated Monday night it might sue the of rotation. pressive and were immediately spring instead of baseball at Haven, and has apparently recovered Monday, the Red Sox exploded for But, from other com signed and both played the next three Manchester Community from the lower back muscle pull 14 hits and broke open a close game ficials if a threatened strike of the NBA playoffs materializes ments he has made recent years in town. College...Tom Watson heads the list which kept him out of the lineup for a against the Montreal Expos In next week. can a strike before the playoffs. ly, Cherry apparently will Ken Goodwin, also a former of PGA golfers in winnings to date few games. Daytona Beach. They shattered a 2-2 In acknowledging that the referees Last year the referees staged lean heavily on Gerry University of Rhode Island player, with $135,185. Bruce Lietzke is next "He didn’t swing like a man with a tie with six runs in the ninth, with have threatened to strike, NBA, similar last-minute threat to strike, Cheevers, who paced married and settled in South Wind at $128,380...Outfielder Billy bad back,” said team vice-president with two of the runs coming on a Deputy Commissioner Simon Gour- but Commissioner Lawrence O’Brien Boston’s last two Stanley sor. Soon after Don, a Tufts College Conigliaro, attempting a comeback Haywood Sullivan. towering home run by Dwight Evans. dine said, "such an action would be acceded at that time to the group’s Cups in 1970 and 1972. grad, followed and took up residence with the Oakland A’s, has been However, Zimmer still says he Reggie Cleveland was strong again in unconscionable. Irresponsible and demands — which called for an ad Cheevers and Gilles in South Windsor. released...Mark Fidrych, sidelined doesn’t know which Red Sox out six innings, and Bob Stanley got the would violate the contracts between ditional $50 per playoff game for Gilbert alternated this In due time came a succession of while his knee heals following sur fielder will be the designated hitter win for the Red Sox. officials and the league. each referee. This year the demands season until the Bruins talented Goodwin players to South gery, has yelled “Foul” at a column “If such action Is taken, the NBA of the NABR are more substantial. sw ooned In February. Windsor High, Ken contributed Ken by Joe Falls in the Detroit Free will hold the officials responsible for Gourdine added that the NBA Cheevers wound up with 12 Jr., Tom and Jim while Don’s Press.. The latter wrote the injury any damages that may result.” playoffs ’’will take place as more starts than Gilbert offsprings who played and won varsi would take the pressure off The Bird An announcement by attorney scheduled, beginning April 12." and backstopped four of ty letter hoop letters were Alex, Masters ^wide open* Richard Phillips, in which the NBA A spokesman for the NBA said the if he couldn't repeat last year’s great the the last five games as Dave, Pete, Phil and Andy. was accused of unfair labor prac league Intended to have officials with pitching record for the Tigers. AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - Hale has won 16 "major” championships Boston overtook Buffalo tices, said that the referees - who NBA game experience available for Irwin believes this week’s Masters is and probably is still the man to beat. for first place In th NHL’s formed a group known as the national the playoffs and that "they will be more "wide open” than it has been in After a practice round Monday, Adams Division. . The L o n er’s new Free Wheelin’Bonus Game and return the stub wherever tickets are sold. Sports slate Association of Basketball Referees— joined by other competent officials years — primarily because Jack Irwin said his game was "not where I Cheevers had won Satur can put you behind the wheel of a’77 Dodge Aspen had voted their leaders the power to from other professional leagues." Buy all four colors and you’re sure of an rufsdav Nicklaus doesn’t cast quite as big a want to be but I think it could change day afternoon against the N\ rdii4‘H(luy sport coupe loaded with extras, plus $S00 in cash. entry. Of course, subscription players »\ si;ii\Ll shadow as in the past. literally overnight. I think I am close New York Islanders and llASKItALL Irwin, a former U.S. Open cham admitted before Sunday’s We’re giving away 7 Aspens each week, a total of KaN1 a I li o 1 i c at enough.” areinautomadc^y. \<|iiinaM, 3; 15 Maltaliirk al M(1C pion who tied for fourth here In 1974 decisive game with Toron 70inaU. TK>!NIS and 1975 and tied for fifth last year, GIRLS • OPEN TRYOUTS • GIRLS , to that he was fatigued. To find out the weekly num M<;<; al IN>hI Jr. Irwin said the course was in So, now your regular 50^ ticket gives you a KaM (!a 1 1 1 olio ul believes 10 to IS players are "excellent condition” considering 1976 FELINE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Still Cherry chose the 38- bers and color, watch our Double l*oiiii«*y (^irU) legitimate contenders, “maybe more year-old Cheevers over the chance at the big $200,(X)0 Double Play game. Anda n ;\M s the severe winter weather which has David’t Raataurant Woman’a toHball Play Show, Thursdays at 7:30 * < than that.” affected all the tour layouts. 28-year-old Gilbert. Manclirnlrr at Vnin|. taam Should Ilka to Invito all (amalo brand new car. Match the Lucky Color. Complete on Channel 3, WFSB-TV. Kor riitirnduv "It’s not that Jack is not playing as "We haven’t had good greens to (’There wasn’t any well,” Irwin said. "The other players athletes to participate In open tryouta. hesitation about picking TitIi al Vinal h a s k h a i'l putt on and I haven't had confidence are just better now. They are not \vv\i Mull al IVIanolioHlor, in my putting,” he said. "The pace of H you’d like to play toftball, call :: Cheez because I knew he’d l i afraid. They don't take a back seat to rise to the occasion," said (;iKLs so rn iA U , 3:30 these greens — the hills and speed — Return color-matched stubs where L o t t ^ tickets are sold OTinall to: Lottery Bonus,'box 1000, H ottfbid.C i 06101. State Uw: you must be 18 years or older to purchase Lottery tickets. press releases.” bring back my kind of ’touch’ putting. 649-1616 646-2235 Cherry .'"He challenges the Tickets go on sale April 5,-1977. Last claun date: June 20, if returned toogm u' locations, or postmarked by June 23,1977 if moiled. NI . I* a II I a I i'^ a H t (.'lionoy T ech a I Nicklaus, a five-time winner over shooters and comes out at ,'i: 15 Ooiiiwoll, 3:15 Now It’s just a matter of getting it all ■ .: t ’ the lush Augusta National course. together.” them with his stick. He’s tough." MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 5, 1977— PAGE ELEVEN-B PAGE TEN-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 5, 1977 im lln iM t ■...... Aporlmonts For Bont S3 OHIeos-Storos lor Bont 55 Autos For Solo 61 Honf$ For Soh 23 Loto-Und tor Sato 24 Building SuppHoo 42 MANCHESTER, East Center 1974 PINTO - Real beauty. 3 Car-Coot LAST Tim e X , VILUGER APTS. St. office suitable for speed, radio, whitewalls, and BOLTON • Excellent location. 2 ACRE BUILDING Lots-Ap- NA’TURAL STONE fo r Carpeling. full basement. l ‘t tile National Weather Forecast Four bedroonu, U fc R Ranch professional. Available Im best of all 14,000 certified proved and ready to go. retaining walls, veneers, baths, appliances, heat, patio, air miles. Buy of the year at on cul-de-aac, wooded acre, TRlCp Tb CURB TV conditioner, no pets, adults. mediately. Call 647-8826. Owner will help finance. $10,- patios, etc. Pick up by the $1895. Full guarantee. Subur 3000 7977^, privacy, 20 mlnutea to Hart 000. McDonald R ^ Estate, pound or delivery by the ton. S h e H erati) 15) ford, close to Manchester. CHARLES LESPERANCE ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square ban Motor Car, 50 Tolland 228-8706. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, V I^EM CE, ERNIE ; feet industrial space, 2,000 Turnpike, Manchester, 649 (spiizy Low 60’s. Owner. 643-4331. 648J16S. B40-7820 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING t h r e a t e n e d Tb ] square feet office space. Easi 2076. Open 8-8 on Vernon- VERNON - Immaculate ly sulHlividable. 24o495, 249 Manchester town line. RealEatotoivanM* 21 ‘>P9*-Blrdo;.Poto ______43 Ranch on wooded lot with Beat u p o n m e ELLINGTON - TICK TOCK «15. living room, eat-in kitchen, DOG-CAT' BOARDING TOWER - Immediate oc three bedrooms, large ALL CASH for your property cupancy. A new one bedroom OFFICE FOR RENT - Tinker Trucks lor Solo 62 within 24 hours. Avoid red bathing/grooming. Complete For c h a n g in g Th e ’ Building, 789 Main Street, PHONE UNPIMMCaCO « redwood deck off of beautiful modern facilities. Canine Townhouse community within 643-2711 family room. Mid 40’i. B/W tape, instant service. Hayes -ixa-Q /uA walking distance of stores, Manchester. $60 monthly, in- 1970 FORD PICK UP - 250. Corporation, 6464)131. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon , eludes electricity. Call 643 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Realty, 647-1418. Road, Manchester. 6464$71. banks and churches. Features Excellent condition. include private entrances, 8022. Automatic, and power Ve r n o n - Uke countiy set SELLING your house? Call us balcony overlooking cathedral steering. Must be seen. Call first and we’ll make you a ...... ATTRAfjnVE Four room of lowitr iiMntAium ting with country view? You ceilinged living room, wall-to- after 5, 6431073. INDEX Holp Wantod 13 must see this six room cash offer. ’T.J. Crockett, Booto-Aecoooorloo 4S 'r O U K N C W y O U 'R B WHY le IT MStJ NEVB2 HAVE wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, fice. Ground level, central W H A T location, professional N O T IC tt ADVERTI8IN6 Colonial with front to back Realtor, 643-1677, RBJALa-nSANT/ A PICnONARy WITH range, refrigerator, garbage f o r sa l e - 1969 Chevy 1/2 building, parking and utilities. 1 — Loit tnd Found RATES NEED A MATURE and level living room. With fireplace, 16 FOOT MFG NIAGRA - 36 > t X l A R e ? Y3U WHEN Y X l NEED ONE7? disposal, pantry unit, air con Ton pickup. Full Winnebago 2 — Pffiontli headed person mechanically formal dining room, eat-in IMMEDIATE Cash for your jh.p. p Evinrude, Master Craft ditioning, master TV antenna, Call 6492865. cap, good condition, one 3 — Announcomtnit 1 day word p«r day inclined for second shift. 1/ / . ! » Mtchen, and three bedrooms, property.orooertv. Let usns e»lainesnlain ournur tilt trailer, full canvass, many abundant closets, 24-hour owner. Asking $1200. Call 643 4 — Eniertainmonl eztras. Excdlent condition, MANCHESTER - Retail and / 5 — Auclioni 3 days ... 104 word per day Hours: 1 to8:30p.m. five days for only $43,600. B/W Realty, fair proposal. Call Mr. superintendent service, laun 8896 weekends, or evenings 6 daya — 04 word per day a week. Coil winding and u^i wi*i»at(ofocAsi ^ 647-1418. Belflore, 647-1413. $1,500. WIU consider taking dry and storage facilities in or manufacturing space. 2,000 after 6:00. FINANCIAL 26 daya — 64 word per day assembly experience Small fishing rig or canoe in basement, no pets. For ac square feet to 100,(100 square 6 — Bondt-Slocka-Morigagat 15 worda S2.00 minimum preferred. Call 846-5688, or MAY WE BUY your home? trade. Call 643-0636 after 6 pointment please call 8738876, feet. Very reasonanle. 9 — Porsonal Loani Happy A d a ...... $2,30 Inch COLUMBIA • Want to be away 10 — Inaurance apply before 4, to Able Coil For period ending 7 a.m., Wednesday, April 6. Tuesday night from it all. Then you should Quick, fair, all cash and no p.m. Monday through Friday 8 to 5. Brokers protected. Call and Electronics, Howard will find snow in the vicinity of the Lakes region, changing to see our seven room Ranch, roblems. Call Warren E. Equal Housing Opportunity. Heyman Properties, 1-226- Motorcyctof-SIcyctos 64 EMPLOYMENT 1206. 13 » Help Wantad Road, Bolton, Conn. rain showers over parts of the north Atlantic states. Generally four bedrooms, two baUis, Slowland. Realtors, 64^1108. t r iu m p h 1976 Bonneville 14 — Bulinaia OppoMunitiaa fair weather is predicted elsewhere except for some snow in fireplaced living room. Pric4o Gordon Produeto 41 ELLINGTCIN - TOWNHOUSE 15 — Situation Wantad t h r e e r o o m o f f i c e - 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and PART TIME - 20 to 25 hours. parts of the Dakotas. Minimum temperatures include: (ap at^$48,500. B/W Realty, 647- WANTED - Direct from Ga r d e n s of strawberry Person with basic owner. Full dormered Cape or PIO=- Road. A new suburban one first floor. Excellent location, rack. $1,750. 2894042. EDUCATION proximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 30 (54) GARDEN TTLUNG - Robin’s all facilities. Newly Ifi — Pfivata Inatfuctioni bookkeeping knowledge, for (ktlonlal in Manchester up to Rotor Tilling. Average gar bedroom apartment com 19 ~ Schooia-Ciaitaa retail/wholesale business. Boston 40 (54), Chicago 27 ( 36), Dallas 38 (75), Denver 31 (65) low $40’s. Reply Box A, munity nestled in the country decorated. Reasonable rent. 20 -- initfuctioni Wantad COVENTRY - Attractive five den, $16. (hill for aplointment, 6491680, 6493549. Can’t pay top wages - will Duluth 11 (35), Houston 45 (74), Jacksonville 46 ( 66), Kansas room L-Ranch in pleasant Manchester Herald. 643-4453, evenings Detween 4- hills in historic Ellington. In ★ ★ REAL ESTATE train the right person. City 28 ( 54), Los Angeles 53 (67), Miami 68 ( 82), New Orleans 47 neighborhood. This pretty Aporlmonts For Bont S3 AportmonH For Bont S3 Aporlmonts For Bont S3 Aporlmonts For Bont S3 addition to it’s unique, 23 — Homaa for Saia 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON Applications taken at 70 (67), New York 41 (51), Phoenix 51 (88), San Francisco 50 )70), house has three bedrooms, HouooBold Qoodo 40 refreshing architectural 24 — LotS'Land for Sala NEW THREE Room apart THREE ROOM Apartment - ’oFficESPAcT FX-1200 - Built by factory 25 — Invastmani Property Hilliard Street, New England Seattle 48 (67), St. Louis 27 ( 46), Washington 48 ( 55). fireplaced living room, ana HORSE MANURE - For your CENTRAL LARGE Four WINTER STREET - Large design and beautiful engineer. Branch heads, 26 — Buamaaa Property Hobby. ment - Handy to bus and shop With heat, hot water, stove, much more. Priced rirtt at REFRIGERATORS lawn or garden. By bag or room one bedroom apart one bedroom apartment, se landscaping, it features I FOR REHT Barnett clutch, aluminum 27 — Retort Property ment. Just redecorate Securi ping. References and security refrigerator, wall to wall private entrances, private PHOTO-GUIDt 28 Real Eatate Wantad $38,800. B/W Realty, 64^1418. \ Washers, ranges, used, truck. Call 6484)428, afterToO. cond floor, heat, hot water, rocker rollers, Mikunl car 8360 BOOKKEEPER ------ty. Appliances. $225 plus deposit required. $210 per c a rp e t. $185. C entrally IZSO square feel, center ofj EXCLUSIVE 0.|g guaranteed and clean. New appliances, air conditioning, patio area with sliding glass IMancheater, air conditionine and I buretor, balanced motor, blue MISC. SERVICES ADVERTISING month. Philbrick Agency. located. Adults only. No i ets. 4 Experienced in all phases of ' " ' BTLTON Ehiaoy epring on ^ipment damaged, GE and COW MANUER - By the utilities. Norman Hohenthal, parking, cellar storage. $ ^ doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, Iparklnx Call 643-9551 ' printed motor and transmis 31 — Saryicat Offered bookkeeping thru general ...... "the green’ 6431166. Realtors, 6434200. Security deposit. Call 643 monthly, 6492871. Smart styling makes this 32 — Painting-Papanng DEADLINE — „-----’ in this sparkling Frfgidalre. Low nrices. B. D. bushel, or pick up truck. Also range, refrigerator, garbage sion. $3,400 firm. Call 6437732. easy-to-wear car-coat a 33 — Buildmg-Contractmg ledger, preparing quarterly Buolnooo Opportunitr 14 H o m n For Solo 23 six room Ranch with 3 Pearl and SWOI< V4W4 Main Fieldstone. Call alter 6. 644- disposal, master TV antenna, 12:00 noon the day before favorite. Make it in the 34 — Rooling-Sidmg yroll tax returns etc. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Must Street, 84^2171. 0304. traverse rods, laundry and longer length for still 35 — Heating-Plumbing publication. ping required, E.O.E. 646- SMALL ENGINE Service be seen! B/W Realty, 647- storage facilities in basement, 36 — Flooring IMMI MANCHESTER - Retail another look. Deadline for Saturday and Corporation expanding dealer 1418. SOFA BED $40. Chair $20. 2 air conditioning, total elec and/or manufacturing space. No. 8360 with Photo- 37 — Moving-Tructnng-Storaga Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. Hire or mixed 38 — Servicej Wanted nnetwork. No experience DONTiaLTOUi end tables $30. Stereo am/fm tric, no pets. Ranch and 2,000 sq. ft. to 100,0()0 sq. ft. 1974 YAMAHA-DT 250 En- Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Gas sta tio n Attendant - necessary. Complete training HOM IN Ml DATI- EIGHT ROOM Colonial - 21/2 turntable, 8 track tape player Duplex style apartments Very reasonable. Brokers duro. Excellent condition. 3,- Size 10, 32H b u s t.. .2 H MISC. FOR SALE Part time. Weekdays, 5 p.m. program. $500. Investment W il l MIT IT. 40 — Household Goods PLEASE READ baths, family room, fireplace, $100, or best offer on all available. Rentals starting at protected. Call Heyman 600 miles. Best reasonable yards 60-inch. • Articiea lor Sale to 8 p.m., Sundays 8 a.m. to 5 required to start your own FRECHETTE A MARTIN four bedrooms, garages, acre. above. 648-2685. COW $175. per month. For'or atappoiint- Properties, 1-2231206. offer. Call after 4 p.m., 649 Patterns availahls only 42 — Building Supplies YDUR AD p.m. Must be reliable and not business. Ideal for retired or 648-4144 Hutchins Agency, 6w-3I66. ment call 8739876, Monday 8807. in sizes shoton. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs be afraid to work. Suburban part time. Details on request. 44 — Livestock CARPETING - Never laid. thru Friday, 8 to 5. ROCKVILLE - Rental - TO OROtP, t«Bi S1.00 fur UMll Claaalfled ads are taken over Motor Car, 50 Tolland Tlike., Mr, Barker. ESCA Field MANURE attini. plug lit fur puiUfU uMl 45 — Boats & Accessories MANCHESTER - New to From $180,000 home! Newest O st o( N«turt% bMt nttursi Itr- Stores, 13-19 West Main 1965 TRIUMPH CHOPPER - (UdllBf. 46 — Sporting Goods the phone ai a convenience. Manchester. No phone calls. Training Division Box 818, 72 ELDRIDGE STREET - market. Exciting sparkling 7- nylon short shag. Beautiful. Htnrt TWO BEDROOM Duplex Street. 22x60. Full basement, $850 firm. Driven daily, 82 47 — Garden Products The Herald Is responsible for Wading River, New York. three bedrooms, large family room Colonial in great family Suled in water-proof factory Anr gwHfiy tfeWirwsd jj" apartments - Within walking reasonable rental. 232-9041, m.p.g. Call evenings after SUE BURNETT 48 — Antiques only one Incorrect Insertion and 11782. Mancli«ut«r Evening Herald 49 ~ Wanted to Buy PART TIME - Person to clean kitchen, pantry, laundry neighborhood. Fantastic op container. Will do three distance to downtown M. I. Kaplan, owner. 6:00, 6431960. 1150 Ave. of Americae then only to the size of the and rake lawns, Wednesday original Insertion. Errors which room, wall-to-wall carpeting portunity to get that "just rooms, wall-to-wall. We 6 4 6 - 6 6 3 6 Manchester. $210 monthly, in New York. N.Y. 10036 ' RENTALS and Thursdays. Call 648-8042. PACKAGE STORE - High cludes: Heat, hot water, 52 — Rooms lor Rent do not lessen the value of the throughout, garage, plus right home.’'’ Priced mid bought too much. Sacrifice - STORES St OFFICES for rent 1976 HARLEY-DAVIDSON - PriBt Nbbiu, A iin tt wttti ZIP 53 — Apartments lor Rant advertisement will not be cor volume, low overhead. many extras. Asking $31,800. $40’s. B/W Realty, 847-1418. $218! New padding for three appliances, and parking. Call - Manchester, prime location. Full dresser. Immaculate CODE, ttylu Niaibur aad ttzu. Sorvleos Oftortd 54 — Homes lor Rent rected by an additional Inser LICENSED REAL Estate Established 20 years, oiwner- Paul J. Correnti, 6^2126, or rooms - $18. Private: 1-348- AnUguoo 4$ 31 Son/leos QHorod 31 Bullding-Controcting 33 Bullding-Controcling 33 Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. condition. Call after 5. at 873 The Fall & W inter ’76 55 — Business for Rent tion. Agent, 288-2262. Salespeople - Well establish^ 643-5363. MANCH'ESTER - $31,900 8444. $100 per month, starting. 649 1497. BASIC FASHION con 56 — Resort Property for Rent MASONRY - Brick, block, tains a Bonus Coupon! 57 — Wanted to Rent MLS firm. Liberal commis Colonial, Living room, eat-in WANTED Antique furniture, MAINTENANCE Work MANCHESTER - Duplex. 5334, 643-1393. 58 — Misc for Rent concrete, chimneys, and needed. Door and window sion. Must be motivated. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg kitchen, laundry room, 2 GAS STOVE For Sale - Call glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Quiet neighborhood. Large 1970 KAWASAKI 350 Enduro - Price... $1.25 a copy. Farm, with three story bam. bedrooms, plus crib room. after 5:00 p.m., 646J843. other antique items. R. fireplaces. New or repair repair, painting, sheetrock RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL Excellent running condition. AUTOMOTIVE O’Rourke Realty, 633-1411. Slluollon Wonlod IS rooms, Washer/dryer hook 61 — Autos for Sale Butler-type building. Power City water and sewers. Harrison, 643-8708. work. Call 5234596, after 5 and other household services. Call 6432171 ask for Steve or Htip Wontod 13 p.m. up. cellar and attic. Dining Retort Property 62 — Trucks for Sale plant, and other out buildings, Aluminum siding. F.J. SOFA - Brown with red slip 6437640. For after 6:30, call 633-3211. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale MATURE MAN - For heavy I WILL babysit in my room, kitchen with dis Rent 56 work in fertilizer plant. Job plus Three Lovely Homes. Spilecki, Realtors, 60-2121. cover. Excellent condition, WANTED - Old toys, post hwasher. disposal, stove and Csmpors-Trsllors 64 — Moiorcycles-Bicyctes SALES POSITION - Straight Manchester home. Call MS- ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars ODD JOBBERS - Clean A UNITED CONTRACTORS, .c Moblls Homss 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile involves, bagging handling, Offers invited. B/W Realty, $50. Call 648-3428. cards, steins, string^ in refrigerator. Heat and SUMMER RENTAL, Water HONDA 1972 CB 450 - Sissy 55 commissions, leads furnish^ 5888, 8 to 12 mornings, 3 to 7 647-1418. and attics. Moving large basements, attics, Roto-THI Homes to homeowners. Call 242-5402. and stacking fertilizer bags. FOUR BEDROOM Dutch. struments, paintings, fur u tilities. $280. No pets. front Cottage - On Lake bar. Good condition. 633-8221. 66 — Automotive Service afternoons. appliances, also stone or loam ardens, lawn care and light M R S • REMODEUNG • ADDUIONS Telephone Mr. Hill 643-0644. Cape - On 5 -(- acres. niture, clocks, advertising Available May 1st. 2239317. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, YOU SAY YOU Want The 67 Autos lor Rent-Lease MANCHESTER - Seven room items, outright purchase, con deUveried. 644-1775 or 6439532. rucking. Senior Citizens BSA CHOPPER’ - Must be ODD JOBS - Housecleaning, Breezeway, 2 car garage, out f New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. best, then come and see the Ranch. Desirable □ MISC. FOR SALE signments. 644-8862. Special Rates. Call 2894293, seen! $1100, or best offer. Call "Zimmer,” only at Plaza PREVENTIVE Maintenance PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The babysitting, yard work, etc. building for horses. 08,800. leavy i •iroM THREE ROOM Apartment - Completely furnished, fully Mechanic - Must understand Air Force recently announced neighborhood, living room McDonald Real Estate, 2 ^ • DORMERS First floor. Heat and hot equipped kitchen, screened 6432997. Homes. $16,900. 1348 Wilbur After school and weekends. with fireplace, formm dining CIRCA 1812 - Pennsylvania tlllzer plant. Job involves machine repair and be safety new openings for individuals Call 646-1728 after 3:30. 8705. water included $160 monthly. porch, sun deck, float, dock. Cross Highway, Berlin Turn Lott and Found 1 minded. Applications room, new wall-to-wall Bench. Maple wood, and handling and stacking fer GARDENS ROTO-TUXED - 1975 HONDA - CB 360-T. pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0360. with prior military service. If tilizer bags. Must be in good • UPPER LEVELS 6430156. Private sandy beach. Great accepted Monday through you nave have been out for less .carpeting, three bedrooms, turned dowel. Also wooden None too large or too small. fishing. Centrally located in Excellent condition. Low LOST - Large male Irish Friday 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. A ...... e at-in kitcnen with ALUMINUM sheets used as showcase. Call 6496953. physical condition. Phone w . Cali (iordon at 2239750 for mileage. 2 Bell Helmets. $900. ARE YOU Selling Your Setter. Vlclnlfy of Princeton than 5 years and are looking printing plates, .007 thick, Hill, 6430644. • PORCHES TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX - Lakes Region. $200 weekly. Apply Klock Co., 1386 Tolland fn'-for " A Great Way of Life’'^ ippliances, family room off low, low prices. Call after 3 p.m., 647-1507. Mobile Home? Buyers are Street, but roaming. Call 648- MANCHISTtn NIW USTINQ ux32” , 25 cents each or 5 for Apartments - Within walking Call Oomwell, 635-0457. after Tpke. Manchester, Conn. contact the Air ForceFo im- □ EDUCATION kitchen, two baths. $U,800. WANTED - Hummels, Gocks, • FAMILY ROOMS distance to downtown 6:00 p.m. waiting. Call Plaza Homes, 1825. Equal opportunity employer. Owner, 6464231. $1. Phone 643-2711. Dolls - Paintings, ’Trains, Ear C&M TREE Service - Free es WINDOW CLEANING - Compors-Trollors Broker. 1-8230369. mediately. Call 646-7440. PRESTIGEOUS timates, discount senior Manchester. $210 monthly, in ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, Commercial St Residential. • GARAGES CAPE COD - East Harwich - Mobile Homos 65 LOST - In house break. , ^.LOCATION UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub citizens. Company Fully insured. Free es cludes: Heat, hot water, STEADY WORK - Reliable, Private Inolructlono IS MANCHESTER - Beautiful ^ p ertly designed contemporary Jugs, Crocks, Almost appliances and parking. Call For rent. Brand new, large, 1974 SHASTA - 19 1/2 foot. Initialed sterling silver 3x5 ENERGETIC Groundskeeper country setting on Glaston Ranch custom built for present Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Manchester owned and timates. Call Quality - wanted for grounds work hard worker, who wants Anything Old. 646-2690. • FINISH ATTIC three bedroom home, com 18’ CAMPER trailer - single Like new. Fully equipped. note pad case. Sentimental bury town line. ’Transferred owner. Three bedrooms, spacious Brownies, nurses; East operaM. Call 6431327. Maintenance Incorporated, axle, excellent condition. around apartments. Must live steady employment, good in GUITAR BANJO Teacher - fireplaced family room. baths pletely furnished, sun-deck, Used four times. Call t value. Reward. 643-2514. original owner will leave new Catholic School. 6481226. WANTED - The Old Picture 6438845. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call East of the river, be at least come. Call 528-6702 between 8- Specializing in Folk, Popular, beaiUfully landscaped lot. Many FORMICA TOPS • Cabinets DOWN TO one mile from beach and one 18 years old, and have a 2 only. . Bluegrass, vocal Accompani awnings, 6 carpeted rooms, special features. Call Suzanne or Frames and china closet by and a V5 m ile s fro m 742-8930. FOUND - Small female black plus lovely large kitchen with Arthur Shorts, 1 4 $ ^ . SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com private party. Call 644-0209. and doors made to order. Top GENERAL REMODELING EARTH PRICES cat, near center of town. Call driver’s license. General ment. Let music be the cure ponents. Dual turntable. quality work reasonable Christopher Ryder House. Automotivo Sorvloo 65 for your Spring Fever. Free range and dishwasher, 2 1/2 and painting. Stucco, other Available for rent weekly. 1973 COACHMAN QUINSTAR 875-7883. grounds work required in RELIABLE Handworker who J. WATSON BEACH CO. Excellent condition. Best prices. References. 6434346. textured finishes. Sheet rock WE ARE WORTH cluding cutting, thatching, wants steady employment. loan instrument. Children 7 baths. Beat the comiiu heat HI4UI Wontod to Buy 40 May through October. No - Twenty six foot, 5th wheel. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- with central air conditioning. Equal Housing Of^rtunity offer. 643-0688, days. work. Free Estimates. WAiniK FOR! Excellent condition. With roll trimming, raking, fertilizing, Good income. Call 872-4515. on. Reasonable rates. 646- GLENN GAGNON St SON - pets. Call 649-0805, after 6 sun specialists, factory IMPOUNDED - Female 6557. B/W Realty, 647-1418. OLDER BUREAUS, Dressers References. Reasonable wiwiuifTNaTonuu p.m. up awning, gas light, inter Labrador, cross, black, ^ l e seeding, etc. (Tall 646-1021 SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Bricks, blocks, concrete (USMWUNSStlli JLGOKINGII trained one day service, 114 - Rockers, tables, chairs, prices. 6434346. g We offer the largest varieiv of ^ •••« •• *• •• •*•« com. $4900. Call 6495127 after East Main Street, Rockville, St. Bernard, brown/whlte. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. processed gravel, stone, sand sidewalks, steps, firrolaces, CALL HARTFORD W attractive apartments and S Ask for Mr. Solazzo. REMEDIAL READING and desks, and antiques. Phone 58 5:00 p.m. weekdays. 8$1-1617. Male Samoyed, white. Con TWO BEDROOM Con and fill. For delivery call 643-9112. and chimneys. Call 87M973. BABYSITTER Age 15 will ^ lownhouses m Manchester « MISC. fOr nent tact ^ ventiy Dog Warden, HELP math; individualized work George H. Grlffing, Andover, Jj|K Rental office open dailv 9-5. eft — arn, (lst-8th grade) by dominium -1.1/2 baths, living HEBRON - ’Two one Acre lots babysit after 2:M. Available 5 weekends, 11-3 423-6S24. EXPERIENCED ’Truck Tire room, dining room fully 742-7M8. VINYL REPAIR - We can fU MANCHESTER - 1635 square ■r’s degree teacher. 568- for the price of one. plus a 6 any day of the week. 6496629. 522-9920 Automotive Service 6 6 WANTED E MsMlnstfr 443I9S8 feet first floor industrial 66 Automotivo Service Recapper - Preferably with 8075. equipped kitchen. Full base room, 1 1/2 bath (Jape Cod, Sofas, chairs, cars etc. No M U EVEMNOS DAMATO IMPOUNDED - Springer Bandag process. If no Bandag ment. $25,800. McDonald Real TWO 300 AMP RecUflers - □ RENTALS need for expensive I space. Concrete floor, KEITH Raal Estate nsads that is only four years old. EXPERIENCED House ^rinklered. overhead door. I ------Spaniel, white and brown, experience, we will train. Mcsnaad rsal sstete pao- EsUte, 228-8705. ( Residential, yet country. Good condition. Good for recovering. 5635878. Cleaner - $4.00 per hour. Must ENTERPRISES I Spring Street area. Tan and Good pay, with good fringe TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS - plating, or welding. Call 648- I $240. monthly including heat. pls. This It ths a stton to Individual or group. Day or Immediate occupancy. Mid Booms lor Rent 82 guarantee minimum of five g 646-1021 Warren E. Howland, black Collie type male dog, benefits. Day time work. Cfll $40s. Hohenthal Company, 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. REWEAVING burns, holes. hours work. References. CaU Tolland Turnpike area. Call Rockville, 872-7728, ask for gat a teat atart. Call Jalt at night. At very reasonable COVENTRY, BY OWNER - Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Realtors, 643-1106. 648-4126. rates. Private court. Call 648- 646-1166. 6439613. Dog jVarden $48^555. Jim Wood. Beautiful oversized 7 Room SWIMMING POOLS - Large FURNISHED ROOMS for Window shades, Venetian Polnling-Poportng 32 CARPENTRY, Custom ; 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 2183, anytime. (hipe. Tliree bedrooms, one gentlemen - Kitchen MANCHESTER - Colonial pooj distributor has luxury blinds. Keys. Tv for rent, ROTO-TILLING - Quality Houses - Addditions, garages, GAL FRIDAY - Excellent and half baths, eat-in kitchen, privileges, free parking. Cen roofing and siding, kitchens, MANCHESTER - Elegant TENNIS INSTRUCTIONS - condo, six rooms, 2 1/2 b atb above ground pools in original Marlow’s, W Main St. (49 work. Low price. $10 average PAPER HANGING Expert, typing, shorthand, and formal dining room, living cartons. Guaranteed. Must tral location. References and 5221. Your average paper, in bathrooms, and repair work of living in the Coach House on □ AUTOMOTIVE H ip Wontod 13 JOANNE KIMBERLY Individual or group. Day or three bedrooms, all security required. 6432693, garden. Call 6434M9 for fast Otis St. Two bedrooms, large boakeeping a must. Monday room with fireplace, family clear warehouse for new 1977 service. average room, $30. Mr. ail kinds. Call Robert Jarvis Jewelry Party Plan - Is expan night. At very reasonable room, enclosed breezeway, ^pliances, custom drapes. after 6 p.m. for estimate, 643-6712. living room with dining area, thru Friday, 8 thru 5. $135 per Owner moving south. Pools - $689. completely BRICK - BLOCK, sifone, Rlchman, 646-3864. Autos For Sale 61 PHONE FROM home to ser week to start. Call 646-8422. ding and has openings for rates. Private court, (hill 646- garage, one and quarter erected. 31x16 OD, 16]^ swim fully applianced kitchen, 11/2 vice our customers In the Available July 1st. F.J. fireplaces, concrete, chimney LAWNS MOWED - Raked, mangers and dealers' work ^I®^’ anytime. acresacres, residential area. $44,- area, complete with liner, CLEAN, FURNISHED Room repairs. No job too small. CARPENTTIY St Masomy - baths, private basement. $310. Manchester area, flexible yourvntir ownnitm hmiMhours. tJiMkna4 Highest com — Spilecki Realtors, 643-2121. for responsible, working fertilized,'or seeded. Weekly QUALITY PAINTING and Includes heat and hot water. NEED CAR? Credit bad? WAITRESSES - Part time and 200, priced for quick sale. (^11 ladder, pump, sundeck, fen SaVe. Chill for es- or seasonal rates. Free es Paper Having by Willis Additions and remodeling. 315 CINTH5I,, MANCMtSne, CONN.. Phcnl 643-5135 hours, super earnings, 24l>- mission excellent hostess 742:^84, after 5:00 p.m. gentleman. (Jail 646-4701,, iafter ' B lan c h ard St R o ssetto Bankrupt? Repossessed? full time, ideal hours for □ REAL ESTATE cing and stairs. Financing timates timates. Call 633-3283 after Schultz. Fully Insured, Free estimates. Call Anthony Honest Douglas accepts 7773. mothers with school children. plan. No delivering or collec MANCHESTER - Circa 1830 arranged. Absolutely no 1 p.m. Squlllacote, 6496811. Realtors, 6432482. Colonial. 8 rooms, 4 3:00 p.m. references, 649-4343. lowest down, smallest Also male help wanted ting. Car and telephone obligation. Call toll free 1-600- ELECTRICIAN - All types of MANCHESTER - $33,000. bedrooms, den, formal dining ONE LARGE furnished room. payments. Douglas Motors. DRAFTSMAN Designer - weekend nights. Apply Augie necessary. Call collect to Homos For Solo • 23 382-«». Ask for Frank. wiring, electrical improve LOVELY FOUR ROOM Several years advanced Spotless, six room C a^. Very room, eat-in kitchen, Complete light housekeeping INTERIOR St EXTERIOR HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch BooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnof 34 Apartment - Second floor. ()n 545 Main. Ic Rays, 708 Silver Lane, East Carol Day, 518-488-4428 ment, and repair work. FREE painted for $l$0-$200$200 by mechanical experience. between 8:30 St 5:00, or write central. Fine starter home. fireplaced living room. Barn facilities. Irivate entrance, Painting - Insured. Good bus line. Heat and utilities in FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Hartford, Saturday 8 to 11 |K3,500 200 FOOT frontage. DIAT EARTH FILTER - With estimates. Call 6435253. work. Reasonable rates. Free scheduling now. Professional BIDWELL Home Improve Familiarization of drafting a.m. Joanne Kimberly. P.O. Box Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. -with 2 car garage, and work parking. 633-8323, 6490368. cluded. Adults only. $250 WE PAY $15 for complete Two bedroom------R a n ch . shop. $44,800. F. J. Spilecki, ail accessories. Includes: estimates. Call Ed Dascanio, considers any iob. 2898287, ment Co. Ehipert installation junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS department procedure, 5285, Roessleville Branch, Aluminum siding, baseboard Vacuum system, extra hose. WATERPROOFING ^ monthly. Security. 6431189. layout, mechanical detail Albany, N.Y. 12205. Realtors, 643-2121. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly 6496965. evenings or wedcends, Don. of aluminum siding, gutters Auto Body, 528-1990. on all makes... JANITOR / CLEANERS - deat, garage. Hulchins Agen PHILUPS ROAD - Beautiful $300. Free with purchase: Hatchways. Foundation and trims. Roofing installa tollerances, and proposal Part time. Mornings 6 to 10, cy, 646-3166. 6 Room Colonial. 11/2 batlu, Uner for 24 foot above ground rooms. Single $59.95, $M.M, MANCHESTER - Four lovely ^N CH ESTER - Deluxe 64 cracks. Tile lines. Sump A. 8i W. PAINTING - Very tion and repairs. 6496495.873 PARTS Department now open drawing. Some familiariza evening 5 to 10:30. NOW ACCEPTING . full finished recreation room, pool, wall skimmer, metal double $68.95, $74,85 plus tax. pumps. Fireplaces. Stone rooms. Two bedrooms, wall- tion with metal working, and Applications for full time Duplex. 6 room unit has 3 Phone In room. (Jail 646-2300. reasonable. Free Estimates. 9109. Saturdays. Complete line of LOAN and RENTAL CARS Experienced preferred. Will TWO FAMILY Flat - Four built-ins, gas heat, hot water, structure, (hill 6466472. walls, patios, steps. Ceramic Poindng-Poporing 32 Call Wayne, 6497686. to-wall carpeting, parking for sheet metal shop procedure. train. Must have own employment. Call 528-3868 bedrooms, fireplace, family two c a rs, heated , $275 Chrysler parts. Chorches I Available by Appointment... I rooms each. Excellent loca fireplace. Large 2 car carport, room, covered deck, plus rec tile repairs. 30 years HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Motors. 649-3648. Top fringe benefits. Equal 0 ^ transportation. Positions between 8 and 2 only. tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced patio. All utilliies. (hmbina- ALUMINUM P(X)L - 24 feet VERY CLEAN - Newly fur- experience! 6434953,6532814. PAINTING - Interior and monthly. O’Rourke Realty, rortunity Employer. Pressure room. (Jail Suzanne or Arthur nished room on busline ideal J.P. LEWIS St SON - Interior roofing, storm windows, aw 633-1411. available immediately in reduced! 646-2428, 8 to 5. tion windows. Owner anxious round. Call after 5 p.m., 643 exterior, paperhanging, and Exterior Painting, nings. (Quality workmanship, Blast Manufacturing Co., Inc., Manchester area. Call 64^ RN OR LPN - Applications to sell. Quick occupancy. Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson 0696. for working person. TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, Beach Co., Manchester Of CARPETING - Never laid. excellent work. References. Paperhanging, and free estimates. Fully insured. yellow, excellent condition, 41 Chapel Street, Manchester, 5334, anytime. now being taken for part time, MANCHESTER - New Eight Charles Lesperance, Realtor, References and security From $180,000 home! Newest Free estimates. Fully in MANCHESTER - Comfor ■ STAN OZIMEK, Manager ! Conn. 643-2487. Call Walther fice, 747-8138. Equal Housing required. Call 6466605. remodeling. Fully insured. 872-9187, 6493417. make an offer.Call 646-4938 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Apply in per Room Colonial. 1 3/4 acres, 2 848-7620. TWO GIRLS 24” Columbia nylon short shag. Beautiful. sured. Martin Mattson, 649 6498658. table, clean convenient one Grunder, Chief Engineer, son. Rockville Memorial Nur Opportunity. after 5 p.m. I 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER I WAITRESS - Full time days, 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 10" bikes. Excellent condition. $U Sealed in water-proof factory 4431. SPECIALIZING cleaning and bedroom apartment with between 3 and 5 p.m. for sing Home, 222 South St. each. Call 6434^. ROOM FOR RENT - Stove private entrance in small part time nights. Apply in per insulation. Choice of colors container. Will do three Bullding-Controeting 33 repairing chimneys, roofs, preliminary Interview. son, Tacorral, 246 Broad Rockville. for interior and rugs. 10 year and refrigerator. Linen single story building. Ideal for 1976 TRIUM PH TR 7 - ^ v ld ed . 801 Main St., 649 rooms, wall to wall. We INTERIOR PAINTING and new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Original cost $7,000, asking Street. Home Owners Warranty. Low FOR SALE - Volkswagen bought too much. Sacrifice - Years Experience. Howley, elderly person or couple. ^10. HOW A 10c CALL can earn $$ camping equipment, almost wallpapering. Quality rpentry per month. Heat and $5,000. Loaded. Air con down payment considered $189. New padding for. three professional work at remodeling specialise. Ad 643-5361. ditioning, 3track deck. Phone LEGAL INSURANCE AGENCY for you. Learn how you can be Charles Ponticelli St Son. 646- SPRINB IS SPRUN6, new. Sleeper extension, childs rooms - $18. Private: 1-349 appliances Included. Damato an Avon Sales Dealer and earn CENTRALLY LOCATED - reasonable prices. FuUy in ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Enterprises, 6431021. 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, Autos tor Bonl-Leoss 67 Autos tor BsnI-Losso SI Desires above average 1540, 646-0800. bed, stove, refrigerator, car 8444. ROOFER WILL install roof NOTICE secretary to handle ciasuaUy about $80. on every $200. you THE GRASS IS RIZ, top carrier. Reasonably 146 Center Street. Please call sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain built-ins, bathrooms, 6430888. 6490013. ting, 6439321. kitchens, 6493446. siding or gutters for low dis Department. Must have sell. Call 523-8401 for informa priced. Call 1-8286474. WEDDING INVITATIONS MANCHESTER - Enjoy the "The Annual Report dated tion. No obligation, of course. count price. Call Ken at 647- BUICK LE SABRE Custom strong typing and math skills, Holp Wonlod 13 WONDER WHERE THE TWO and ail forms of printing. By 1566. best of two worlds. Nicely 12/31/78 of The Schwedel and be customer - service - LOAM, DRIVEWAY Gravel Aporlmonts For Bont S3 CUSTOM CARPENTRY - renovated, older duplex. Six 1973. 33,000 miles, excellent appointment evenings. Please EXPERIENCED House Homes, Additions, Repairs, condition inside and outside, Foundation Is available for in oriented. Salary open, good FAMILIES IS7 Certified Pool Sand, Complete call 872-9407. Painter - Interior and rooma, new kitchen and bath, WE HAVE customers waiting Cabinets. - Homes, Additions, ONLY THE Finest in roof full basement, $280 per month. $3,000. 872-8042. spection at 117 Adelaide Road, fringe benefits. Send resume Landcaplng. Mowing, Custom Exterior. Free estimates, materials - at reasonable to Manchester Post Office, WANT SPENDING MONEY? ’Troyblll tilling. 1^7833, or for ths rental of your apart Repairs, Cabinets. Call Gary Paul W. Dougan, 643-4535. Manchester, Conn., during ZINSSER HAS EM. CLEAN CELLARS, Attics, quality service. For more in Cushing, 3432009. pnices. GAF roofing and 1965 BUICK LE SABRE - 2 Box No. 180, Manchester, Boys & Qtrts • Wo Noed You! 6492178. ment or .home. J.D. Real formation call Ed's Sign Co., RENT-A-CAR regular business hours by any Estate Associates, Inc. 643 arages, and yards. Free es- shingles, Alcoa .032 gutters Door. Good running condition. Conn. 06040. THREE IN ALL mates. Call 649«16. 6438622. R(X:KVILLE - Three Room citizen who requests'it within 1980. S LEON aESZYNSKI hullder - and leaders. All materials and Apartment. With heat, hot 79.000 miles. Asking $225. 643 work guaranteed. Free es Ry the DAY 180 days after the date of this APPLIANCE Repairman - Herald carriers are needed new homes custom built, water, stove refrigerator. 2323. publication. PICK UP THE PHONE AND SWIMMMG pools LOOKING for anything in real remodeled, additions, rec timates. Call anytime 643 Immediate employment for in the following areasi 0466. Carpet. $165. No pets. Parking ...for as low as "Nat N. Schwedel, experienced, appliance estate rental - apartments, rooms, garages, kitchens for one car. Adults only. DODGE 1973 Maxivan - Manager and technician. Salary commen OlVEUSACAU homes multiple dwelliius, no remodeled, baEh tile, cement Security deposit. Call 6437690. Automatic, $3,000 or best Trustee." Manchester: any now lor Mcly tering Intalla- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate work. Steps, ijormers. Hooting-Plumbing 35 offer. Call Arthur Drug, 649 surate with ability and perfor tlon. Lorto ConnooUoul dlt- 005-4 mance. Call Steve, 643-2171 t/Adams Street and Buckland Street 648-1011 Associates, Inc. 6431860. Residential or commercial. THREE ROOMS - Heat, Mbolor hoo sooUty obovo ground INCOME Call 6494291. SEWERLINES, sink lines, * 0 0 0 A DAY area SI’ii r 0.0. pool. CompMo with refrigerator and stove. Third 454 MAIN STTIEET - 2nd cleaned with electric cutters, floor. No children or pets. Chill DODGE CHALLENGER - Ptnonali llnor, loddor, ton dooh, IWor, Ion- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY ^ professionals. McKinney 1970 V-8,4 speed, Ansen mags, 2 Personaft 1. e-8 duplm wmi Mparatt huatlng •yttem loeatad on oing and tUUrt. OUAMNTUD. floor. ’Three room heated 6492236. (Plus Mllaagel East Hartford: nnanoing nillaMo. 1477 In- apartment. $180. Securitv TAX Carpentry and . general con Bros. Sewage Disposal Com new tires. Very good condi bite lino. Rtctoeorated and walUng’tor Ite now iMItd. Ftoloir bonus - Hot^ CaU 6432426, 9 to 6. tracting. Residential and pany, 643-5306. APARTMENT FOR RENT - tion. 633-6221. t Carriers needed li) the following areas: ownor. Priead to aoll at S43.I00. duly pool ooyor to llitt ton commercial. Whether it be a PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Two bedrooms, second floor • Special Waeksnd and Weakly t/BurnsIda Avenue, High School, outloinoro. AboobiMly no obligt- NEWER FIVE Room Duplex SERVICE smaU repair job, a custom NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet of two family. Attic, garage, 1974 DATSUN WAGON 610 - 2. p-S two family with two oar garagaaal on largo Iraod Hon. Coll Mr. Johnson, TOLL Katas Avallibiu St. Mary’s Cemetery area. built home or anything in repairs, plugged drains, appliances. Security required. Automatic, am/fm radio, low lot. ^ a r a t a hooting ayatama, wall-to-wall carpoL PRII 1-tM-t4S-tSS7. CsH now, between, call 6431379. good condition. Priood In tha $40'a. kitchen faucets replaced, t m per month. Available mileage, snow tires and rims. • Also, Specializing In /Burnside Avenue - Bell Court area. S4-hour sorvloo. repaired. Rec rooma, Call after 5:00, 6433039. All diarltalila and non-proffl organlzaUona wishing 3. 8-S two family with nowor 2 oar gari^ga In nico DIRECTORY April 17. Call Collect 603223 Long-Tarm Loasmg /Burnside Avenue - Delmont, INCOME TAX PreparaUon • CARPENTRYnrzuisini - Repairs,nepairs, bathroom remodeling, heat 61U after 5:00 p.m. to have thoir PuMIc Announcamonta puhllshod froe private aotUng. Ono of tho nieoat two iamllloa wa MANCHESTER Five Room remodelli^lodellng, additions, gar- modernization, etc. Free 1974 MAZDA - RX-4. 1 Door Bldwell, Vernon Road area. DINING ROOM SET - Experienced, personal ser In Ihia space are urged to contact Joe hava aoon. Soparato hooting ayatama, good aixad apartment on bus line. $ in vice at your home - Dan ages,s, roofing. Call David Estimate gladly given. M & M Sedan. 40,000 miles. 4 speed. /Walnut, Greenlawn, Concord Street rooma. Pricad at 348,900 and worth Hi Fruitwood Provincial. Table per month. References Itetriaria 64317M. Plumbing & HeaOng. 6492871. m i MM FUT with III Excellent shape. $1850. 683 Rill Rutler 872-9145 McCavanagn, General Manager el Regal Mufflers six chairs, and China closet' INCOME TAX Mosler, 6493329, or 525-8263 •pplliDCti. C irp « tin | area. required. Zinsser Agency, 643 throufhout, WAuhtr aad dryar 5345. qt Manchester. Space will he a llo M on a first Excellent condition! CaM BiiibgH t kmUt FOR ALL your Dry Wall SarvteM Wontod 3$ 1611. for inpert Tai RrtparoUen hookup. Coiavcolont to ucImoI cooM, first sarvad basis. /Oxford Drive, Handel Road, Maple Miscellaneous rec room ALLAN T. KEELER'S tex needs - Drobiak Dry Wall and dwpptin. 1968 PONTIAC LE MANS - 2 chairs. One pair drapes OHicG: Company, 875 O nter Street, Street, Washington Ave., Evans Ave. 8VkH Flnanelng avallabla on any of tha abpyg I ONE BEDROOM Apartment - 353 C«nt»r Si. Minchtitor service. Tax returns done in ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Door Sedan. V-8, automatic, . Watkins made, hardly used Oakland Street area, im the privacy of your home. Call Manchester. Call 6438882. attics, garages, yards HIM T8NNN8USI - power steering. Good shape. llaUnin Alao H you ara thinking ol|aalMng, Vva just cleaned, blue flowers 728-3071 Fireplace, two b«drooms, IVk Call 647-9946 I M M mediate occupancy available. 871-1781 for appointment. cleaned, moving trucking. No $M . 6835345. with ecru background. 80” i Call 6494895. NEWTON SMITH ^ job too big or small - 568te22. bathi. all appUancou, baao- 53”^ $20, 64917«. m«ot itorait. convenient to Horold CIrculollon Dept. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec 1870 MERCURY • Montego rooms. No job too small. 649 hoipltalandabopplni NEW THREE Bedroom CALL MX, 4 Dooror Sedan. V-8, R e g a i e S K S ' EARN GOOD SPENDING MONEY GOLF CLUBS, Bag and Cart Duplex • Large kitchen, large INCOME TAX $144. LEASING Prepargd., tS. Short CLASSIFIED automatic, *t6«rlng- BOYS a GIRLS Good condition. Also, one living room, appliances and MARSHALL TAX SERVICE- Runs good 688-5345. •'//wf ronipntrnrp along Milh n tuprritir iinidurl. ZINSSER genuine buckskin suit. Please Form; 110. Long Form UNRI Construction (Jo. ■ Tom PHEMMN caroeting. 1 baths, full Reliable, Accurate, -and - 5 Evenings a Week call 6498709. ADS Route 83, Vernon C orntr of Broad cellar and attic, very large Reasonable. In the privacy of Coll Mr. Fronk Corbitt. Building, Remolding, 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS •nd Ctnftr Sirtai 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. Additions, Garages, Kitchens, BRING MDKV Mofl.-Pr1. 6 a.m. 6 p.m. Realtor yard, sundeck, private en your home. Phone 6438044. Wagon - V-8,307 engine. 60,400 '643-1181 872-9148 Phont 646-2112 643-4194 8at...... I a.m. 12 noon MAPLE CHEST, five drawer trances. $285. per month Roofing, Siding, Recreation RESULTS 1-6689 miles. Excellent condition, B Irf s eye Maple cheat. Eight Rooms. 6435W. 646-1511 ML8 without heat. Security, 2 $1600. Call 6491834. fo ^ Hjrdroplane. 648-0428 children allowed, no pets. 643 7706.