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Drinking Age Vol. XCVIII, No. 160 — Manchester, Gonn., Monday, April 0, 1979 » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • ZOt Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered HARTFORD (UPI) - The Legislature's General Law Com­ mittee today voted to raise Connecticut's drinking age from 18 to 19. The measure now goes to the House. The bill to raise the drinking MCC Rebounds from Fire age was approved on a 9-6 vote with one abstention, .. ngg Venable. j Rep. Robert Jaekle. R- Bv SII.SAN VAIKHIN Stratford, led an unsuccessful And (;KK(; IMvAHSON m I Franklin fight by Fairfield County law­ lleriild ReporlerK makers to amend the bill. MANCHESTER - Manchester ivie "A Man Called Jaekle proposed raising the Community College was bouncing ' (1966) Sammy Davis Jr., I drinking age for the purchase of back quickly this morning with tem­ .awford. , liquor to 19. But his amendment porary facilities found for all thd ac­ would have allowed 18-year-olds to tivities housed in the Student Center continue to buy alcohol in which burned to the ground early restaurants and bars. Saturday morning. k Benny The college is already planning to ask the State Legislature for J800.000 vie "Dam es" (1934) Joan ill, Dick Powell. More Executions to $1 million for what college Presi­ dent Ronald H. Denison called a TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Secret "lowcost, quick-build" structure to Islamic tribunals today executed replace the burned building in the the former commander of Iran's center of the main campus off I air force and three other men, ig­ Bidwell Street. Denison said this noring international criticism of morning the new structure could be the execution of former Prime up by the fall semester. Minister Amir Abbas Hoveyda, d ^ "I "The rebuilding of the Student Tehran radio said Amir Hossein Center is of paramount importance," Rabii, air force commander up to Denison said, but the biggest the last day of the turmoil that problem logistically today was overthrew the Premier Shahpour feeding all the students. All of the Bakhtiar, confessed to his crimes college's eating facilities. Including a and was shot by a firing squad, the snack bar and vending machines, radio said. kitchen and dining room used by the Others sentenced and executed F f , Food Service Management classes in Tehran were Manouchehr Az- were housed In the Student Center. 9L moun, former minister of Also In the building were the student religious endowments: Gen. Ali activities office, student press and Mohammed Khajenoori, and a student seate offices, nurse's office S 1 * H H ? l police officer identified only as .■jMKjH and veterans' administration offices, "Belali." student lounge and eating area and the college book store. Risk Reduced Denison placed the value on the building at $720,000, with an ad­ HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - ditional $200,000 in equipment, all The risk of cancer-causing iodine This is what was left Saturday afternoon of the Student facilities for the food management program, was destroyed destroyed in about a half-hour by the contamination in the, aftermath of Center building at Manchester Community College. The by an early morning fire. (Herald photo by Strempfer) raging fire which was fanned by 40- the Three Mile Island nuclqar center, which also housed offices, the book store, and mlle-per-hour winds. power plant accident has been The college auditorium will serve greatly reduced, federal officials as cafeteria and student lounge. Free say. coffee and doughnuts were given nut But for the 11th consecutive to students today. Generis Caterers day, Gov. Dick Thornburgh today Flames, Wind-Blown Smoke will provide the food service on cam­ warned pregnant women and little pus starting Tuesday, Denison said. children to stay clear of a five- There was no disruption in claescs mile radius of the stricken for the Hotel and Food Service and nuclear power plant as a precau­ the cook and baker classes. All the tion. Erased Building from View classroom instruction for those In a brief statement Sunday courses will be in the Hartford Road night, the NRC said, "ponditions By SrSAN VAlJ(;ilN center and recently bought by the ski Town Manager Robert Weiss and used and there was sufficient water building and the "on-hands" instruc­ at the reactor continue to im­ Herald Kepiirlrr club, some of which had never been Mayor Stephen Penny. Police Chief available at the campus to handle the tion will most likely be moved to the prove.” Thornburgh has said he u.sed, and "they were not insured" Robert Lannan and Patrol Captain fire, according to 'Pown Fire Chief Regional Occupational Center will not lift the advisory for preg­ MANCHESTER - The low gray he added. However, he said he was Henry Minor were also on hand lor .lohn Rivosa. kitchen, located on a corner of the nant premh^cl- pinT-Fnnra-iypcbut I jLkA-type —fHudont—f'or.iar nnier rnnrernederned about ththe food .ser- the fire. The faimp fit fhn fir n -lirir nnt hm.n - childi eiruntll the danger has com­ building, normally seen from the vices proviaea in tne Stildeiit Center — Fii e ufficial.s said the extreme heal determined, Rivosa said. The stale other po.ssibilities loi' (he COUklng- pletely passed. mam road into Manchester Com­ from the fire prevent!^ them from fire marshal's office which was facilities mentioned have been the munity College was enveloped in a College president Ronald H. entering the building when they called in to investigate indicated it Senior Citizens Center in Manchester Closer Look huge cloud of smoke and mist during Deni.son and Dean of AdministraHve arrived. Upon arrival, the alarm may have begun from overloaded and the High Street School in the hour just before dawn Saturday. Affairs Herbert Bandes al.so sur­ calling in all off-duty and volunteer electrical wiring. Glastonbury. A .spokeswoman for the MILLIGAN, Fla. (UPI) - Safe­ The 13,000-square-foot temporary veyed the dismal scene at 5 a m., firefighters was sounded. The alarm Rivo.sa said today he will be in­ Glastonbury school system, ty experts said they would ven­ structure which was the center of trying to contemplate what it would was sounded again once grass fires vestigating the reason for a 5- to 10- however, laughed at the idea of the ture into a northwest Florida many college activities was con­ mean for the already overcrowded started as tar away as a half mile minute delay in the fire department use of the empty .school because swamp today for their first close sumed by a raging fire in about a half campus. They were able to give an from the flying embers. getting a call. He said the heat detec­ there is no furniture in the building up examination of a freight train hour. Flames soared 30 feet in the air estimate of the damages at that early All available lirefighting equip­ tors in the building .should have in­ and the school is geared foi wreck that exploded in fire and and were fanned by 40- ,to 50-mile- moment, however. Bandes said it ment from companies I. 2, 4 and 5 dicated to the guard that there was kindergarten through Grade 3 noxious fumes Sunday and sent at per-hour winds which kept 65 would cost about $1 million to replace was used at the scene. Co. 3 and the something wrong. The clocks in the students. least 5,000 rural residents to firefighters from all five Town of the .Student Center, which is the service vehicle were used to fight the building stopped at 4:12 a m. and the stock fleeing their homes. Despite the Manchester Fire Department com­ amount the college will ask from the small grass fires. The Eighth Dist- alarm was not called in until 4:23 Fred A. Ramey Jr., director of the havoc, only one minor injury was panies battling hard State l4?gislature for another tem­ sict Fie Deparatment was on standby am Business Careers Division of the rued. reported in the accident. The call to the fire department porary structure. at the town's cenral firehouse. There was no sprinkler system in college, s M that faculty members The cause of the latest derail­ from campus security guard Donald Other town officials, including Two-and-a-hall inch ho.ses were the Student Center building. met both ^tu rd ay and .Sunday after­ ment on the ill-fated Louisville & Price was received at 4:23 a.m. By 5 noons to SM-schedulc and re-locate Nashville Railroad — described a.m., the flames were all but dis­ classes to arcommodate the food ser­ 1979 by a federal official last year as sipated. and all that was left standing vice group, "the worst railroad we know of" were segments of the four walls — will not be determined until which firefighters had to keep pulling Ramey said it is likely that some of lethal gases leaking from the down and soaking with high power the lunches and dinners that the Food jumbled tank cars can be shut off. hoses. Service students had planned for the Besides battling the high winds and remainder of the school year can still Strike Ending the extreme heat from the fire, the be held in the ROTC building, thanks firefighters had to contend with near to the cooperation of Norman WASHINGTON (UPI) - A four freezing temperatures. Icicles Fendell. director of the ROTC. hour Pan American World formed on the clothes of firefighters The offices will be relocated in Airways strike ended in a settle and witnesses and on the tiny trees either the faculty office or ad­ ment, and negotiators have left standing in front of the burned ministration buildings for now. scheduled new talks in the out building. Deison .said. I’ortable classrooms or Teamsters strike-lockout which The sun rising over the wooded trailers will be sought by MCC to entered its ninth day today. knoll just northeast of the Student house most of the offices. But a third strike shutting down .Center lent an eerie feeling to the United Airlines, the nation's mass of charred rubble. A blackened "Ixjsing the 13.(K)0 square feel largest commercial air carrier, is beam hung precariously over the Stu­ knocks us down considerebly.'' deadlocked and the line's officials dent Center sign at the former en­ Deni.son .said. "It makes an already have stopped taking reservations trance and posters for the upcoming tight situation even more dilficult," through June 7. student senate elections blew in the noting there ar .only .30 square feet The Teamsters and the trucking wind, untouched by the fire three feet per student on the temporary campus industry have agreed to resume away. The siewalks were rivers with now. Denison said he hopes the effect negotiations today. water up to the curbing. of the fire Will be that it will "'impact Lack of progress in the strike It was fortunate that the strong positively on speeding up " the had the potential of causing wind from the southwest which blew process of building a permanent widespread plant closings and the fire across the entire buildipg, campus. The first building fur the layoffs this week was blowing away from the rest of permanent campus is already in the the similarly constructed buildings. planning stages by architects, but is Inside Today Several of the fire and college of­ not scheduled for opening unill 1982. Classified...... 16-18 ficials at the scene of the fire Denison praised the work of the Comics...... 19 repeated the same thought: "If the Town Fire Department which Editoriai ...... 9 wind had been going the other way, responded with 65 firefighters from Elntertainment ...... 14 the whole campus would have gone." ...... five companies including off-duty Fam ily...... 8 John V. Gannon Jr., associate dean and volunteers. Obituaries ...... 10 of student affairs, stood in his stocking hat huddled against the The cause of the lire was still un­ Peopletaik...... : ...... 2 A wind-blown fire had gained a lot of away from the mass of temporary buildings der investigation by the state fire S p o ^ ...... 11-13 library building shaking his head, that make up the campus, and all were saved looked at the burning building, headiyay by the time firefighters arrived at marshal's office, but indications Television ...... 14 except the Student Center, which was were that it was caused by faulty Weather ...... 2 saying, 'Why this one?" He men­ Manchester Community College Saturday tioned the new skis stored in the morning. Fortunately the wind was blowing destroyed. (Herald photo by Burbank) electrical wiringA' PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. April 9, 1979' EVENING HERALD, Mon., April 9, 1979— PAGE THREEi Neighbors Council Eyes Help Fight In Sewer Budget VERNON — The budget for the sewage treatment Boltoti Fire plant, cut from a request of $1,129,662 to a recommenda­ tion, by Mayor Frank McCoy, of $804,808. will be BOLTON i— Residents working reviewed for Town Council action tonight at 7 in the with volunteer firemen fought a field Memorial Building. fire for more than two hours Sunday The mayor said he didn't allow an increase in the afternoon. About 15 acres of dry sewage treatment plant budget because he feels that any grass and brush between Converse further increase in sewer user charges ewnot be and Fiora roads were destroyed. tolerated “and must not occur." - . Lt. David Drew said firemen were The plant budget is supported by imposing sewer user ~.-7 T t 77 hampered by strong winds that blew charges on those residents serviced by the plant and by flames as high as six feet across the some out-of-town users. The charges were increased to ir field. cover the costs of running the new $16 million plant. The TYLENOL The 2^firemen who responded to plant isn’t in total operation but is expected to be by July the calT were assisted by about 30 ADULT (-0 J OXY residents from nearby Converse The mayor eliminated requests for additional workers Road, Shady ^ n e , aiH Fiora Road. on the three shifts as it is felt that the plant needs round- UQUiD 5 The re s id e s mannea snow shovels, the clock supervision. He also made cuts in requests for soz. brooms, anV^gardey hoses to help some operating supplies and completely deleted requests M 1 oz. fight the b laze d Presentation of a flag which had flown oyer afternoon. From left, Robert Heins, school prin­ for a pumping station and several pieces of additional James Preuss, firi^ le f, said most the nation’s Capitol was one of the highlights cipal; Peter Bruno, Grade .3; Christina Bell, equipment in the amount of $6,200, He also reduced the - — of the firemen, womng a g ^ s t the at the rafiedication of the West Side Recrea­ Grade 3; and George Lawta, Grade' 2. utilities pprtion of the budget from a request of $.384,700 to wind, fought the f i r ^ h m Fiora tion Center and Washington School Sunday (Herald photo by Burbank) $300,000. - • »1.73 All Apparatus Needed Road and most of the residents, and a Although salaries for all departments will be con­ REO 2.19 REQ 3.48 few firemen, fought it from Converse sidered separately, the mayor also- propo.ses cuts in All of the Town of ______Manchester .Fire .. _ volunteers, fought the wind-swept Road. salary requests for those not working uncler union con­ Department's equipment rolled out for the blaze, P'our companies concentrated on the Preuss said. "It was an example of tracts. The,total request was for $424,217 The mayor's- COMTREX BAN fire at Manchester Community Collef>e Satur­ fire at the Student Center building while a neighbors joining together in a time Planning, Building Ends recommendation is $273,708. m - day and the P^ighth District Fire Department fifth chased after the brush fires that started of need. " Preuss said the cause of the Also to be reviewed tonight is the new Capital Ini' fire is unknown. provements budget for which the mayor has stood by in case it was needed elsewhere in from blown embers. (Herald photo by Bur­ recommended $1,000, • 4 Knm CarM --im-i « M Mu 6 N» b a n OH bank) The area surrounding the fire site \ •nitta-MVfRt town. About 65 firefighters, including off-duty is thickly settled but Preuss said that A capital improvements budget, prepared by former the fire was at least 200 feet from the With Center Dedication Town Planper John Loranger, will be updated by the new homes and the homes were not con­ planner. Lawrence, architect for the project, sidered in danger as the fire was kept By SUSAN VAUGHN visory Park and Recreation Commis­ The public works budget,-also to be reviewed, is broken COMTREX the Town Building Committee. The under control. Herald Ke|i . V Side Rec addition amidst a crowd of Manchester youths were . arrested state representative Ted Cummings be responsible for the interior maintenance and repair, $187,758 and $143, 833 about 300 persons. BABY -a j r . - f early Saturday and charged with for working for state funds while on maintenance and the Recreation recommended; snow removal, $114,100 and $92,000 » c : ••»fe.'5c -jc.:*- ’w - .' ‘f * . >. Students, parents, present and criminal impersonation after they the legislature's Education Com­ Department for the exterior. The recommended. former teachers and principals, old LOTION stopped a group of youths, displayed mittee. building will basically be used by the Also: Refuse collection and disposal, $280,477 Administrative Headaches and new residents of the West Side a badge and a gnn and frisked them, Several members of the West Side school during the daytime hours and requested and $256,005 recommended; building inspec­ and community leaders gathered in File drawers scattered on the ground outside the burned Stu­ police said. Old Timers, who used the old West the Recreation Department after tion, $68,902 and $58,796 recommended; maintenanee of btloo the new gymnasium to praise the dent Center at Manchester Community College give an indica­ Charged were Wayne Monnier, 18, Side Rec building during their youth .school and evenings and weekends. general government buildings, $2,35,548 requested and new facilities which will be used in tion of the administrative headaches the college faces. The of 156 Eldridge St., and Corby Jj4 wore present for the ceremonies Sun­ The new Rec will be the first in­ $164,973 recommended; tree warden, $4,150 and $2,500 Shaw, 17. of 63 Wadsworth St. the truest sense of the "community day. dressed in kelly green jackets door recreation facility to be year recommended. _ building houses offices including a veteran's affairs office and school" concept. Monnier was charged with first- with new emblems. Fran Mahoney, round, with activities planned for The public works director is asking for a $6,418 in­ ^ the nurse’s office. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Paul Greenberg, wiio "ied the degree reckless endangerment, repre.senting the group, said the new this summer in conjunction with the crease in his salary to raise it to $28,008 from the pre.scnl *1.09 building efforts during his long criminal impersonation, third-degree emblehis showed the old building,- playground program. salary of $21,590. The mayor is recommending $‘22,553. In tenure as chairman of the Board of , sexual assault with a firearm. but he encouraged the youth and The children of the Washington making his request for the large raise, Ronald Hine. Education's building and sites com­ ^^Tut Tickets Counterfeit Shaw was charged with first- other residents present to use the School also participated in the director, called for adjustment for Step 5 of the town's mittee, spoke of the “uniqueness and HAHTFORD (UPl) - Twenty-four Museum officials said blank tickets degree reckless endangerment, new building "the way we did, " and ceremonies with the sixth grade new pay plan and then to add a seven percent increase. tim eliness" of the shared use a people among seven busloads of were stolen from a Philadelphia criminal impersonation and two added. "Use it but'don't abuse it." class leading the salute to the flag He said even that wouldn’t reflect the average 600 hours facilities. He said they will provide Connecticut residents who went to Ticketron agency, the main supplier, counts of third-degree sexual assault. Mayor Stephen Penny also recalled and the singing of America and three of overtime he puts in each year maximum use at minimum cost in a DAY see the King Tut exhibit at the and as many as 135 somehow fell into Monnier was held overnight on his youth on the West Side and spoke more sings led by Eleanor Tener, The mayor eliminated requests for several pieces of time of declining enrollments, in­ Metropolitan Museum of Art in New the hands of the Connecticut group $10,000 bond and Shaw was held on of the "strong sense of community music teacher. Mrs. Tener in­ large equipment. The mayor will explain the reasons for creasing building costs and York City were turned away. and a small group from Penn- $5,000 bond. Court date is April 23. which always existed on the West troduced the first song, “Little by his cuts, at tonight's meeting, w/IRON A museum official says their -sylvania. taxpayers' revolts. Side." He also spokeof the novel-con­ Little" as appropriate because it was Greenberg credited many persons tickets were counterfeit. The phonies were detected Satur­ Now You Know cept of the community school, which indicative of the progression of the Now. the museum and Dattco Bus day as they were presented at the for their roles in making the new $1.6 he said was the first of its kind in this school building project. 85 Permits Issued The blood vessels in a blue whale million school and recreation center area MANCHESTER — The town’s Building Department Inc. of New Britain are pointing museum. An official said they were The second and third grade class'hf issued 85 building permits during the month of March. > are so large that a fully grown trout a reality. lOO't REQ 3.88 100'* 3.08REQ 3.88 fingers at each other about whether missing some information and the School Board Chairman .John Yavis Betsy Anderson presented Heins with could swim comfortably through Marilyn McCann, chairwoman of said he .saw the large turnout for the The estimated total cost of the project is $2,234,601. the passengers could have been name ‘‘Tutankhamen" was spelled a new flag for the school that had The permits issued included four for single-family spared the embarrassment. with an "on." most of them. the dedication committee, and the rededication as indicative of the been flown of the nation’s Capitol at An All-Day Effort other parents on the citizens com­ pride of the community. He urged dwellings and two for two-family dwellings. I\’rmits also the request of U.,S. Senator Abraham were issued for the following projects: alterations and mittee who met for many months good supervision and maintenance of Ribicoff of Connecticut. additions, 59; signs, five; swimming pools,, three; AIM TOOTHPASTE 300 OFF LABEL Hours after the wind-blown fire at remained on the scene knocking down stub- planning the additions and the new building so that residents A tour led by sixth grade students fences, six; tool shed, one; miscellaneous, five. renovations were praised by may “take the same pride in 10 to 20 Manchester Community College Saturday born outbreaks of flame, (Herald photo by and refreshments provided by the The department also issued three permits for 8.2 OZ. Greenberg. years." M.27 REO 1.37 destroyed . the Student Center, firem en Strempfer) school's PTA followed the demolitions and 34 certificates of occupancy. D a irii MANCHESTER DAIRY He aiso cited Lawrence Joel Janenda, chairman of the Ad­ ceremonies. 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Lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s 6 p m Monday through Friday and 7 to Church Notices . Alice Evans. 643-2711 CIrculaUon — If you have a problem and gusty tonight shifting to northwest at the same^ Wednesday rising to th 40s by Friday. to a m Saturday. Opinion Frank Burbank. 643-2711' Group of Second regarding service or delivery, call .Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Congregational Church will speecis Tuesday. Periods of rain and drizzle with fog til Maine and New Hampshire: Family . ’ , Bettv Ryder. 643-2711 •MAHCHE8TBR PARKADE •TRI-CITY PLAZA •CORBINS CORNER •PARMINQTON VALLEY MALL carjy tonight. Partial clearing late tonight. Fair Tuesday. Customer Service. 647-4946. Delivery weekly. $3 90 for one month. $11.70 for Js>orts...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 meet l^esday at 7:45 p.m. Fair Wednesday and Thursday. Chance of'rain Friday. should be made by 5:30 p.m. Monday three months. $23 40 for six months, and •NEW BRITAIN •BRISTOL PLAZA •NEW LONDON MALL •QROTON PLAZA Visibility 1 to 3 miles today improving to more than 5 Daytime highs averaging in the mid 40s north to mid 50 at the home of Mrs. Evelyn through Friday and by 7:30 a.m, Satur­ $46 80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m: Barracliffe; 98 W. Middle Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. 'til 9 PM, Sat. 'Ill 6 miles late tonight and Tuesday. south. Overnight lows in upper 20s to mid 30s. available on request. day. Monday through Friday Turnpike. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 IN MANCHESTER. VERNON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER, AVON, QROTON PAGE FOUR - EVENWG HERALD. Mon.. Aofil ». 1»7» lx

EVENING HERALD, Mon., April 9, 1979- PAGE FIVE Trident Protesters Due in Court Today Educators G^t Reports 1 Area Police Report G R O T O N ( U P Il — O ver the weekend. 3.000 Glenn said he deleted a portion of his text, which was was an imbalance in the proposed treaty because ll.S in­ demonstrators clad in black or wearing black armbands cntical of the currem status of the SALT II talks at the telligence is not equipped to verify Soviet missile produc­ N «‘rn o n with fourth-degree larceny. The com­ sang "We Shall Overcome ' and carried signs to protest request of President Qarter Glenn had said he felt there tion. Glen A. Wilson, 17, of 27 Cook St., plaint was made by Caldor at Tri-City the launching of the nation s first Trident nuclear sub­ On ROTC Program^ Food Manchester, was charged Friday with Plaza She is scheduled to appear in court marine. About 230 were arrested. driving a motor vehicle while under the in­ April 17. Thirty-nine ol them, including 20 women and 19 men. fluence of liquor or drugs or both. Soiilli W imisoi- were to be arraigned today in New London Superior M A N CH ESTER - The Board of Educa­ pie of years. Kennedy said. Police said the alleged violation oc­ Robert Tulcja, 17, of 19 Simea Drive. Court Charged with disorderly conduct and interfering tion meets tonight to receive reports on The board also will hear responses from curred on Center Road in Vernon. He was South Windsor, was arrested Saturday on with police by not providing their names upon arre.st. the Regional Occupational Training. the administration on some of the released on his promise to appear in court a warrant charging him wlh fourth-degree they were held on $5(io bond over the weekend at the .Nian-. Center program and the PTA committee's recommendations made by the PTA com­ April 17, larceny in connection with the investiga­ tic State Correctional Center and the Hartford Correc­ TUES. ONLY! nutrition study. mittee. The committee was established to Timothy A. Mason. 20. of 55 Homestead tional Center review nutrition of the school lunch tion of a February incidcnl at the 7-Eleven The board meeting will begin at 8 St., Manchester, was charged Friday with Store. The remaining protesters, including three juveniles, o'clock at the board's office. 45 N. School program. first-degree robbery and second-degree He was released on a $250'nonsurety are to be arraigned on May 4. May 11 and May 18 in New St. " Comments from the Board of Education larceny. bond for appearance in court April 23. London Superior Court. They were charged with dis­ The Dr. James Kennedy, superintendent of and the public also will be sought on the The arrest was made on a GA 19 David Timreck, 19, of 211 Center St., orderly conduct and released on written promises to school calendar proposed for 1979-80. The schools, said there will be an update on the warrant in connection with the investiga­ Manchester, was charged Saturday with appear in court proposed calendar is almost the same as ROTC program, including a breakdown on tion of an alleged robbery at (he Citco Sta­ fourth-degree larceny (theft of services). The protesters allegedly blocked entrances to the Elec ­ the number of Manchester and out-of­ the one beingused this year. tion on Mile Hill Hoad last February. He Police .said he allegedly hired a cab to tric Boat shipyard where Fir.st Lady Rosalynn Carter ho ices t Meats In Toum\ district students participating in the The board also plans an executive ses­ was held on a $10,000 bond and was to be bring him to South Windsor and then sion for a pupil personnel matter. attended the christening of the USS Ohio .Saturday GENUINE WAYBEST M 4 program. The board has not received a presented in court today. didn't pay the cab fare. Police carried and dragged-the protesters to school pmgrL«!s report on the program for a cou- CHICKEN BREASTS » Nancy J. Pastula, 24, of Ruby Drive. He was released on a $25 cash bond for buses and police vans while, one-half mile away inside Manchester, was charged Fridav night court April 23, the General Dynamics' shipyard, dignitaries broke ^ bot­ tle of champagne on the $L2billion CSS Ohio m f-. - After Annie Glenn, wife of Sen John Glenn. D-Ohio. CHICKEN LEGS ...... 7 9 < chi.stened the 18.750-ton. four-story submarine. Mrs k k a k u s Carter welded her initials onto tlie keel ol the CSS aROssm fin's Georgia - scheduled to be the fqurth in a fleet ol 30 IMPORTED BOILED HAM » f O Tridents, R n e v n n s p r o d u c t s c o m p R n v Dr, Stephen Romeo congratulates Mrs. The First Lady, making no reference to the tumult out­ Walter (Peggy) Burnett on being selected the side the shipyard gates, said she and President Carter WHITE AMERICAN CHEESE...... * 1 ■ f O J* queen of Manchester W AXES and on her ef­ were on hand for the 1952 launching of the now decom- ■ § mi.ssioned C.SS .Nautilus — the world's first atomic -taii- r A. forts to lose 30 pounds, that earned her the ti­ powered sub tle. (Herald photo by Strempfer) "You all know that Jimmy believes America's military power is a major force lor stability in the world, she said, facing the Ohio, which is capable of leveling 408 Mrs. Burnett targets ith a blast five times as powerful as the atomic bomb It has been said that the captain of any fully armed trident-class sub commands the third largest nuclear power in the world WAXES Queen Among those sharing the platform with Mrs Carter on HIGHLAND PARK MARKET One Part Standing tfie dry dock of the sprawling E B ' plant were Admiral MA,\'CtfE.STF;H — Second Place was good enough (o Hyman Rickover. fJov Ella Grasso. Ohio Lt fkiv This is one of the sections of the Student win Mrs Walter (Peggy i Burnett of 88 Spruce St the title George Voinovich. Glenn and his wife 317 Highland Streat Center at Manchester Community College of Manchester W AXES Queen Glenn called the nuclear attack sub a .symbol ol our Mrs. Burnett lost 30 pounds during the year, and Mrs that remained recognizable in the fire there strategic policies and our commitment to remain a naval Saturday morning. Most of the building, Elizabeth Pavelack lost 42'z Pounds However Mrs power," and ?aid he hoped its "awesome power will be a Manchester • 646*4277 l*avelack didn't make her weight loss goal and did not deterrent to any conflict in the future and never be used which housed offices, a book store, and the qualify for the title of queen, according the the food management teaching facilities, was a organizations rules twisted mess of metal and flaming wood. The coronation took place during the W A X ES Destruction of the center has forced the I Women's As.sociation to Enjoy Slimming i recent 24th college to make plans for a stop-gap opera­ annual awards banquet at Pianos Restaurant in [folton 8' tion of the food management education 10' 12’ 14' 16' Hr, Stephen Romeo, a .Manchester dermatologist, and / 4’x8'x1/2" EXTERIOR Dorothy Hayman president of the WAXES, officiated at, program. (Herald photo by Burbank) 2x4x8’ STUDS 2x4 2.29 2.75 3.1S 3.55 the ceremonies ECONOMY STUD TOP QUALITY STUD PLYWOOD SHEATHING Others among the lop 10 io.sers. and their weight loss 2x6 2.55 3.19 4.30 4.72 5.40 Use Indoors or out! Ideal for many do it your* are Diane l/imbardi, 29 pounds. Boots Labadie. 28 ~ S 8 self jobs. Guaranteed agalnat delaminatlon. |)ounds, Su.san Scovel, 26'z. Florence Stampp. 24. Each Each Mill certified. Easy to handle & work with! Q99 Tik. With Whether you're planning to build, remodel or repair, we've got Dolores Bolduc. 21'z. 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FREE “HOW-TO” BOOKLETS withi Always In stocki “Stud Grade" stamped lor given annually to the member who has worked like a Essy Instructions show you how to do-lt-yoursflt & ssvs. beaver" for the club The Founders Award, given loJhe quality. member who is club minded and helpful'and willing to M ANCHESTER — The union representing Water 4x5x8' do whatever she can as well as being very congenial Department employees has dropped an unfair labor prac­ PRESSURE TREATED went to .Mrs Lillian Banner EASY TO INSTALL tice charge but will pursue a grievance it filed about the LANDSCAPE TIMBERS WROUGHT IRON Emily Fracchia. who had maintainc-d her goal for 13 installation of water meters. years led all other members H ^ord National RAILINGS The union — the American Federation of State, County Won't Rot Mrs Pavelack led everyone with her'attainment of 22 and Municipal Employees. AFL-CIO, Local 991 — had or Decay . Easy lo Use | years ol perlecf attendance Mane Burke and Alice filed both the unfair labor charge and the grievance McCavanagh. came the closest with 15 years each because of the installation of water meters that was done U n. Ft. The top losers lor ihe month ol March are Susan Scovil by a private company from Michigan. Our Rtg. Low. 1.2B with a 13'z loss and Clo Ironlield. with a seven pound 6x6x8’ TIMBERS The Water Department contracted with the firm. Cen­ Add bssuty, silsty A vslus to loss tral Installation of Fraser, Michigan, to install new water your homs'lndoors or outi Ad- Dorothy Hayman was elected lor her .second term as. Heaw Duty iusts to lit stilr pitch. In 4' or 6' meters at 500 homes in Manchester. The union felt this Creoaota Dipped Isnglhs. Supsr sivlngsl president ol ihi chih Other olficers are Kathryn work should have been done by town employees and not Meaiham. vice president. .Mrs Burnett, secretary by an outside firm. Roxann l.annan treasurer .Mary Levill assistant The town, however, has said that it had the right to con­ treasurer, and Arlene While, corresponding secretary tract with an outside company if that is the most h - '' ------_z__ _ \ economical and efficient method of completing the work. 1 — should Town and union officials mfet late last week to discuss the two complaints filed by the union. One. the unfair EASTER labor practice charge, goes directly to the state. The se­ •CANDY 'CARDS cond. the grievance, is sought to be resolved on the local DO-IT- •BASKETS •DECORATIONS level. If no settlement is reached locally, the matter then is takento_thg_siat«,------REALLY .•CANDLES___16RASS- SAVE! BEANS t o o o e n a n berf Fuller, who is union president, and Steven Werbner. the town's personnel supervisor, both said the nmminic »• A»r« tYtry llttlt lAlnp! unfair labor practice charge has been dropped. The 1 grievance proceeding will continue. Fuller and Werbner POPULAR said. ;CROSSBUCK 1. 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Parent Petition On Drugs MANCHESTER STATE BANK■ ■ ■ SOUTH WINDSOR - system join with the volves parents and police ol South Windsor have been School Superintendent Concerned Parents and whenever drug or alcohol successful in peitioning the YOU CANT TOP MANCHESTER STATE BANKS Kohert Goldman is other agencies of the town use is suspected, and that Town Council who. in turn, INTEREST ON SIX MONTH CERTIFICATES... expected to respond to a in assisting to alleviate the disciplinary action is have asked for a “step-up" p e I i I i o n I r o m ' the problem." taken. in police action regarding LET US PAY YOU THE HIGHEST RATE! ('on<'erned Parents of Goldman did indicate, Goldman .said that it drug use in Siiuth Windsor. NO BANK COMMERCIAL OR 8AVINQ8 CAN PAY Fine Eastertime Menu's Soiilh Windsor, requesting! however, that following should be remembered The Police Department- the Hoard of Education to discussion with the group, that the statutory authority has been keeping a close , HIGHER INTERE8T ON 8IX MONTH CERTIFICATE8 Join town officials and the they appeared willing to the schools had is for the watch of stores and es- ^ ‘BASED ON RATES CURRENTLY IN EFFECT WALDBAUM'S Begin At Food Mart. proup'jn a ’comprehen- develop a cooperative suspension and removal of lablishments that sell ■ sive. inuH'i-pronped attack .spirit, not apparent in the students from class for alcohol, to he sure that no CURRENT RATE FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN • on the problems of drug petition. specified periods of times. minors are served. APRIL 11,1979 and alcohol use by young ' Goldman said that every Known drug abusers or The Police Departnftnt Food Mart SPRING LAMB SALE! people" when the ffoard m em ber of. the a d ­ .sellers who are not con­ has also rented a post of- 9.496% EFFECTIVE TIL MINIMUM AMOUNT $10,000* meets Tuesday ministrative staff of South fined in prison have the lice box so that persons The Concerned Parents Windsor agrees that drug legal right to attend wishing to give informa­ •ol South Windsor, initiated and alcohol use by the schools. If the individuals" tion to the department, but LAMB LAMB .'by a group of Farnham students is a serious continue to sell or abuse are frightened, may do so Food Mart Stores Will Be 0TT4^TTT TkU 'U ' Estate parents, have made problem and agrees that drugs, in school then the without signing their MANCHESTER • an etlort during the past the elimination of drug use .school can only reinsUtute names. ■ CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY! b llU U L iL ftili RIB .month t(r enlist the support can-only lead to "better the disciplinary procedures Acting I’olice Chief ol police and town officials learning, better citizens or institute a-process of William Ryan said that the STATE BANK “Pick Your Own”Produce! ^ , in curbing what they term and to a better future for expulsion for the post office box has not CHOPS CHOPS epidemic use of drugs and all of the society." remainder of the year. No produces an overwhelming MEMBER FDIC CALIFORNIA - CRISP alcohol by the town's Although Goldman is Board of Education, accor­ "amount of information youth ' ‘ expected to respond in ding, to State law, may allhough some leads- hud 1041 M a i n b t "This petition is the more detail to the petitio'h. exclude a student for been received. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER The Board will meet at TELM E.4004 Iceberg Lettuce LB result of the Concerned he has said that the system longer than one school I 13.19 Orchard Hill School, 7:30 * F « l.r.l L m ProM M . Compounding ol Iniorool RoMo 4 •ubolantlol PonoHy lor io it r WHhdroml 2 .2 9 Parents of South Wiqd.sor. has adhered to "an year p 111 Tuesday. having conferred with agre.ssive policy" that in­ The Concerned Parents LARGE LAMB LOIN CHOPS lb *3.49 WHOLE LEGS OF LAMB lb'1.89 numerous young people (NECKS & currently enrolled in the HEAD LAMB FOR STEW SHANKS) education system of our k o s h e r FOR PASSOVER! "WHOLE LAMB SWEE EMPIRE LAMB PATTIES lb '1.39 town." said Richard JUMBO 1 WILL CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER SIZE FOR ’ 1 • TUITURKEYS "tom s* z’oVbs l b 99 Sheehan of the (!oncerned Navel Oranges « EMPIRE - ROASTING NO AUUI ADDITIONAL I lUINAL Lyn«r CHARGE Parents group. CALIF^NIACALIFORNIA 4*/» LBS. BREAST OF LAMB lb ' 1 . 2 9 LARGE CHICKENS AVG l b ' 1 . 1 9 $ "They have confidential­ CriSf^C ri^ C e le ry FAVORUE BUNCH 49' EMPIRE SEAFOOD SPECIALS! CALIFORNIA LONG GREEN LB. ly revealed, substantiated, TURKEY S b ARMUC °SAUCE lb'1.29 1.99 and expanded upon ac­ TendTender Asparagus LB 99' DRESSED SMELTS FRESH LB 99' tivities known to exist CALIFORNIA HpRMEL . CLfRE 81 LUNDY EXTRA LEAN FRESH HADDOCK READY L B '1.59' within the‘realm of the. Ju]Jumbo Artichokes "f"'®'iio ea 5 9 ' BONELESS HAM lb '2.89 educational system." said SWEET COLONIAL CRYOVAC WRAPPED - FULLY COOKED SHORT SHANK v avYcci FRESH SCROD FILLETS l b ' 1 . 9 9 Sheehan EASTER U A 1 V T C WHOLE OR HALF WATER M 7 Q DoDole Pineapples FAVORITE e a 6 9 ' l l A M S SEMI BONELESS ADDED LB 1 . 0 Sheehan .said the group is 4 reasons why TOP FROST - BONELESS l b ' 2 . 5 9 U.S. NO. 1 FULLY COOKED FRESH SOLE FILLETS asking the Hoard to (BEST "2lT?^g'4.19 BAKING) LBS TURKEY ROAST "initiate a thorough and IdahoIda Potatoes 5 89' TOP FROST - BONELESS WHITE 4 FRESH BROOK TROUTreJdy lb'2.49 complete open public in-, SWEET lb pkq TURKEY ROAST2 * ‘3.79 SWORDFISH STEAK l b ' 3 . 5 9 vest iga t ion " of the SoiSouthern Yams WITH^M) 4 lbs* 1 . HAMS IMPORTED - BEST EATING HICKORY SMOKED (WATER ADDED)!, lollowing points: Waldbakm’s N.Y. Style Deli! • That students are Granny Smith Apples lb 49' Plantation $ ] ^ 3 9 FULL SHANK FULL BUTT •engaging in drug and 8 TO Connecticut should 14 LBS. LB. PORTION PORTION Turkeys "LUNDY CARANDO alcohol activities prior to Anjou Pears "vAlS hInQTON s t a t e '" LB. 49' \ reporting to school, at bus SWEET stops, enroute- to school COOKED GENOA Emperor Grapes IMPORTED LB 98' U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED ami prior to entering the HAM .school buildings. GRADE ‘A ’ LB. SALAMI AND SHOULDER • That students arc Brachs Candies "S* *• 88' SLICED TO ORDER WALDEN FARMS SLICED TO ORDER arriving at the beginning of study Michigan’s Fresh Turkeys Other Famous Brands .school under the influence Lo-Cal Dressings *2 oz*ffoml 89' 10 TO 14 LBS. of drugs and or alcohol. Fully Cooked Hams 1.29 • That students are Sunkist Candy Gems lb 99' .(WATER ADDED) N.Y being sold drugs within the CHEDDAR CHEESE SHARP LB '2.39 coniines of Ihe .school SHANK BUTT • That student use and PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEK! PORTION PORTION FETA CHEESE IMPORTED l b . '1.99 exposure to drugs and (A GREAT WAY TO TOP OFF YOUR SALAD) Wa l n u t c h e e s e b a l l s ' 1.99 alcohol in the Middle experience with U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED ALFALFA OO^ School runs as high as RO GRADE ‘A’ SLICING PROVOLONE l b ' 1 . 9 9 percent SPROUTS OV • That some students SELF BASTING BLACK OLIVES C O Lo lsA L l b ' 1 . 5 9 are aggresively acting as U.S D.A. CHOICE • CRYOVAC WRAPPED WHOLE Holiday Dried Fruit Items & Nuts! LB dealers Hen Turkeys BLACK OLIVES i^fL”?S’Rl“o '1.69 GREEN DIAMOND 10 TO 14 LBS. FRESH BRISKETS of BEEF l b ' 1 . 7 9 • That in some cases, HILLSHIRE l b ' 1 . 5 9 AND SMOKED o q SICILIAN OLIVES students are spending a abottkhm . WALNUT MEATS V“k°g' '2.29 'pk°q'1.19 SAU SA GE LB 1.0» 16 OZ. PKQ. $3.19 POLISH KIELBASA part or all of the school day SWIFT'S PREMIUM ______CARANDO PEPPERONI lb '2.99 under the influence of ALMONDS "PICK YOUR OWN" LB 79' BROWN N’ SERVE SAUSAGE lb 99' CARANDO ' - - drugs and alcohol. MORTADELLA ^ORDER^ lb *1-79 • That authorities have DROMEDARY DATES - lb pkg *1.39 SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACONii‘1.49 TURKEY BREAST^‘i'R^o°sR^°'4LB '1.69 not been able to maintain Michigan is the only other urban, industrialized KRAKUS COLONIAL surveillance or control the BLUE RIBBON FIGLETS V i 99' EASTER POLISH SAUSAGE lb'1.79 DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF lb' 3 . 9 9 activitie; . FOOD MART CARRY'S A FULL ASSORTMENT PORK SAUSAGE LINKS elm l b '1.49 CHOPPED LIVER lb' 1 . 9 9 • That till faculty .ari- OF PASSOVER DRIED FRUIT ITEMS. CANNED iiiinistratioii and Hoard state to enact a bottle bill. It took effect last Fall. FRANKSlb'1.29 NOODLE PUDDING . lb 89' have tailed to recognize HAM FOOD CLUB BE and respond to the Food Mart will carry a large selec­ WOT C L^ - SLICED b OLOQNaV p »P - LUNCHEON OLIVE SALAD LB 99' 3 POUND CAN 8 OZ 69' prohlem Here’s what happened in Michigan since then. tion of Brachs candy filled Easter UULLI UU 1 H OR COOKED SALAMI CUKE SALAD KITCHEN FRESH LB 89' Goldman has said that he Baskets $3.98 to $7.98. Also a large SLICED BOLOGNA c°lSb lb '1.29 is "disafipoinled that the selection of fruit trays and baskets BULKIE ROLLS '^S'o'o mart® 6 for 63' tone ol Ihe petition is one $4.95 to $9.95. *7.49 SLICED BACON ciST^R cuT lb '1.39 that seems to want to lav \ ______tdame rather than find a wav to have Ihe school I Beer [Rices up l9%. “No Frills” PRODUCE ^ Food Mart - Grade "A” Hills Bros, or COTT Mow York Bus Duncan Hines POTATOES 'bag '1.6S Large Chase & Sanborn MIXERS lias Opriiin^s APPLES 3 LB BAG 79 GINGER ALE - CLUB SODA Cake Mixes ^^XTT/^TWTCJ VALU'TIME EXCEEDS 5 LB. QQi COFFEE MANCIIKSTKH - There Fresh Eggs TONIC - TOM COLLINS . ALL VARffeTIES [I] 16-oz. soft drink (Rices up 20%. ONIONS U S NO 1 BAG REG. OR AUTOMATIC are still some seats 18’/i OZ. PKQ. DOZEN CARTON 1 POUND CAN OR HALF & HALF available for a bus trip to CARROTS a p p r o v e d 3 LB. BAG 79 New York on April 21 32 OZ. The trip, spon.sored by ORANGES APPROVED b a g '1.69 lO BOTTLE, Iriends of Ibe Chaminade DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY SOME . ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUESDAY. *1.79 MusU'al riub, will leave Q] Lai^ size [R'ices up 40%. from Ibe front of the ASSORTED OR DECORATOR FOOD CLUB Masonic Temple on Main 140 COUNT h c c ns for o f can VIVA NAPKINS PKO. 49' C F KEN BROTH ’’ 1 °^ 4 99' PITTEDPITTE OLIVES 6 49' ,‘ttreel at 8 a in , and return EASTER PLANTS! PRINCE . FOOD CLUB ■ CREAMY OR KRUNCHY GAYLORD 11 OZ. CANS 1 LB at 8 p in arriving in FLOWERSHOP QUALITY PKQ, 9' p e a n u t BUTTER 4ar 99' MANDARIN ORANGES 3 fo r'1. CURLY LASAGNA Manchester about II p in _ _ _ 12 COUNT BOX-TODDLERS ' " \ REGULAR OR DIET m Further increases expected. 7 BUO MIN. - BEAUTIFUL DEL MONTE • CHUNKS - CRUSHED OR SLICED There are also a few Pir^APPLE' ' ' "can^43' PAMPERS DIAPERS '1.49 PEPSI COLA 'cans pack‘ ' 1 . 3 9 show tickets available. EASTER LILIES pSt '4.99 NABISCO h IRREGULAR SLICED ^ Purchase of a show ticket MIRA PEACHES ^CLir?(T ^CAN 49' b r e a d MIXES -4 4ozrkg 79' NILLA WAFERS zozpko is not necessary for the MUMS 6 inch POT '3.99 CONFECTj^NER^* BROWN ?yNSHINE_____ trip 1 LB PACKAGE 3 7 10 OZ PKO TOPCO TOWELS p Xc m o t 2 f o r 8 9 ' DOMINjb SUGAR For further information, Postponing the effective date of Connecticut’s bottle bill will give us HYACINTHS 6 INCH po t *3.99 call Gladys Nielson at 649- Frozen Foods For Quick n ’ Easy Meals! 501.1 after 5 p m. TULIPS 6 inch po t *3.99 , FRESH, FRESH DAIR Y DELIGHTS! cauliflower W/CHEE8 E • a chance to avoid such inflationary price rises. 3 BLOOM - 6- POT GAYLORD i ,a oun LE SUEUR PEAS - BRUSSEL SPROUTS 9 U p lin 'p s Here in Connecticut, a bottle hill is n And those prices don't include the The postponement would give Con­ HYDRANGEA p l a n t s e a ' 7 . 9 9 Breyers v e g e t a b l e s 59' Minute MaidI T X C l - l V l margarinef o o d CLUB • YELLOW OR WHITE ota® -r AMERICAN?e^% ^39' MANCHESTER - The scheduled to take effect next January 1st. deposit on every can and bottle. necticut a chance to plan ahead and try to ORANGE JUICE V i 67' Manchester Municipal It mandates a five cent deptxsit on every Ice Cream In these times of double-digit inflation, avoid the unexpected and economically Orange Juice ALL FLAVORS Retirees Association Inc. GREEN BEANS 2 p‘k°gI 8 9 ' can and Ixittlc of beer or soft drinks srild « 3.a0N CARTON MOZZARELLA . o. 79- Vt GALLON CARTON will elect officers at its some Connecticut lawmakers think unwholesome effects that have accompa­ HOOD BIRDS EYE meeting Tuesday at 2 p m. in our state. it makes good sense to take the time now nied Michigan’s bottle bill. FREE TOTE BAGS SOUR CREAM c o n t a in er 69' COOL WHIP 8 0 Z B 0 W L 59' JE N _ 0 S _ . ------at Ihe Armv and Navy Its effect on consumer prices can Iv WALDBAUM'S . SNACK to examine alarming results like these. The Connecticut AFL/CIOagreesthat p • PIZZA 7’/. O Z P K G Club WITH FOOD MART • 1.09 CREAM CHEESE °I 59' 1.59 TRAY sj^Ied in a word, To see if we can avoid the .stime kind of postponement and study of what's hap­ 37 OZ PKQ - MRS SMITH S , / “ 1 * _ _ 4 . Refreshments will be GREEN REGISTER TAPES HOOD INSTANT inflationary. inflationary price rises. And to benefit pening in Michigan are sound ideas. So APPLE PIE juice'*'^ '1.79 Green Giant served after the meeting WHIPPED CREAM c 2 n 7 9 ‘ POLY O’ Because that's exactly what the effect SEALTEST - 16 OZ CONTAINER from the prtfhful and costly experience does the Connecticut bottling industry. 6 Different Styles to Choose from RAVIOLI chVes®" pk°o" 99' ■ f. COTTAGE CHEESE 6 9 ' Vegetables of Michigan's Kittle bill luus licen: of another state. SAU SEA • PKQ OF 3 • 4 OZ. JARS If you're concerned about how the RICOTTA c o r n ... b r o c c o l i s p m m CASUALLY ELEGANT IMPORTED LINEN TWEED SWEET POTATOES ,59' CUT BROCCOLI W/CHEESE SAUCE MANCHESTER T .Jhe □ Consumers there ptiy 30 cents more They've introduced a bill into the Con- bottle bill will affect your pocketbook. SHRIMP COCKTAIL .'1.99 2 LB. CONTAINER MRS SMITHS -17 OZ PKQ TOTE BAGS ARE YOURS, FREE. WHEN YOU FOOD CLUB - CRESCENT Manchesler-Silktown for a six pack of beer than consumers in * TRADE IN OUR GREEN REGISTER TAPES ... DELUXE PIE SHELL 75 neclicut legislature that would give call or write your state representative. .ROLLS 8 0 Z PKOS 2 FOR89' 10 OZ. l.ala>che League will meet neighKiring states without Kittle bills. Connecticut an 18-month breather to Urge him or her to support the measure START CC(LLECTING TODAY. KOSHER FOR PASSOVER ■ VITA 32 OZ PKQ. Tue.sday at 10 a m, at Com­ HERRING'a,S°E"’5A‘Jf‘1.59 • 1.99 TREATS 69' munity Baptist Church, 585 Q They .pay 36 cents more for a six look carefully into the Michigan experi­ to vote for postponement of the effective ' SEE DISPLAY IN STORE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS. V j E. Center St Babie^ are pack of sixla. ence before launching ourown Kittle bill. date of the bottle bill. IwnM. to «.r eu«om>..ngw to TimX pKg.. d x y mm «.cp< omwww not.6 ll«ff» o H „ » 6 l« ..i. no, .v»I.IX. In c m at. or K, otw ,.«|il^l«TiPM ||h^ M IM ri'" welcome I ■'Nutrition ^and Weaning " will be the topic of an informal discussion. To learn more, call Lois Lawrence, 32 Walker St., The Connecticut Beverage Industries 649-5056, or Elaine Wiate. MANCHESTER 58 Briarwood Drive. 647- 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 9844.

, i PAGE ElGHt - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. April 9, 1«7» EVENING HERALD, Mon.. April 9, 1979— PACK NINE Chdsse-Kotulak O^Brien-Sapienza Letters to the Editor iH aitrliratrr tiiriititii H rra lh Miss Julie Kotulak oi Manchester and John T. Chasse Manchester — A City of Village Charm Z Robin Sapienza of Canton and John O’Brien of Rocky of Grand Isle. Maine, were married March 16 at St. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Rose’s Church in East Hartford. Hill were married April 7 at St. Mary's Church in Moratorium on CD Funds Supported The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kotulak Manchester. Published by ihe Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square. of Sandra Drive, East Hartford, The bridegroom is the The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643.271V. To the editor; To the editor: .son of Anne Chasse of Grand Isle. Sapienza of 136 Walker St.. Manchester. The bridegroom For instance. Mr. Cummings tive tpnfi on the Tbw'n Board ol iW l Memotff Aud’l Buredu of Cifcuiat on Member Ui' ted Pte^s iii>dl>onai Tuesday. April 17th is a very The Rev, William Brenza of Glastonbury celebrated is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. O'Brien of New Bri­ In the nine years ol my residency states: "Does it really boil down to- Directors and m^ybe this disturbs tain. special day for the voters of in Connecticut, all of which have that? Wilber Smith and a piece of the nuptial mass and performed the double-ring CustomerCu5lomet ServiceS «rv c. - 647-9946 ^ Turkington,TurK.nmon. txecuuveExecutive tarEditor Mr. Cummings, the loss of a political The Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson of St. Mary’s Church a Manchester and all those ceremony. RaymondH RF MAHjnAAARobinson. l-WjtAeEdilor-Pubiisher O .il—I.Ae-A— Frank A. Burbank. ee_^AaiAMManaging C Editor^ .e —* been in Manchester (my chosen paper?" position?" The bride . given in marriage by her father, wore a performed the double-ring ceremony. Sherry Sapienza of homeowners who have struggled and town) I would nevci- have suspected No Mr. Cummings, it is the fact Manchester, the bride’s sister, was soloist. Fact:-The.quc.slion is asking only voile gown designed with puffed lace sleeves with deep saved for 10 years or more to provide that the town could be so violently that Manchester was forced to for a two (2) year moratorium, not cuffs, .square-scooped neckline, and skirt terminating The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a housing for their families. It is equal­ t6rn by such a simple issue as the accept Mr. Smith and the piece ol com plete abandonm ent oi the into a train. Her nylon net veil was attached to a bow- Qiana gown designed with Queen Anne neckline. long ly important to all renters concerned sleeves and accordian pleated skirt all trimmed with Don Graff Community Development Block paper. There was no choice! program. This two ycdr period would shaped cap and she carried a mix arrangement of daisies about keeping Manchester a clean, Grant Program (HUD) moralorium "People would drive through the and pompons. appliques. Her mantilla-style finger tip veil was edged in allow time to study, review, anal.vze non-congested. orderly community. question. place and look at us as though we Mary Haifaway of Vernon was her sister s matron of lace and she carried a bouquet of stephanotis, sweetheart and make rational dodsrons relative roses, mini-carnations baby’s breath and streamers. Voters, you will finally get the op­ The Community Development were freaks." Said Cummings. to "exactly what Manchester docs honor. Bridesmaids were I..ouise Cunnea of Manchester portunity to have your say on what and Kim Corncau of Portland. Sherrv Sapienza of Manchester was her sister's maid of On the Job Front Block Grant Program was created The question now is does need. Two years of planning is very direction this town will go in the' Guy Chasse of Glastonbury was his brother’s best man. honor. Bridesmaids were Marianne Albee of Canton, because cities and towns all wanted Manchester need more places for little time when compared to an ac­ Ushers were Roger Martin of Manchester and Gary Kathy Maloney of Vernon, Mrs. Robin Mocko of Stafford If you’re looking for a job. don't situation is actually spotty. Many coming years. thcigood (parks, playgrounds, senior people to drive, through and view the tion which could involve problems overlook the significance of Kotulak of Portland, the bride’s brother. Springs, and Ronnie O’Brien of Waterbu^y. openings are going unfilled in certain Thanks to your cooperation in citizen facilities, etc.) but notie residents (freaks or not(? Let’s and penalties which could last lor Michael Gaffney of Cromwell served as best man. geography. A reception was held at the Marco Polo Restaurant in specialized fields. This is particular­ signing petitions 2 months ago. you applied for the bad (low ineome leview and plan a little before we generations. East Hartford, after which the couple left fo the Pocono Ushers were Bill Meehan and David Lukowsky, both of Your chances of finding something, ly the case in mathematics and have won lor us all the precious right housing, housing assistance. Section act. that’s all the moratorium asks. New Britain: Gary Pouliot of Rocky Hill; and Jeffrey We do not need more politicians Mountains in Penn.sylvania. For traveling. Mrs. Chasse reports The Conference Board, are science. Vocational courses, special to vote whether or not Manchester 8 housing, etc.). (Currently under the Furthermore, Mr, Cummings ac­ misleading Us as was done in the J.C. wore a pink pastel .sweater and black .slacks. The couple Sapienza of Manchester, the bride’s brother. currently statistically better in the education and bilingual education are will .stay out of the HUD Block A reception was had at Willies STeak House in CDBG Program, you must take the cuses one of his own Democratic Penney development when secret IS residing in Manchester. Great I^kes states than in other also reported to offer opportunities. Grants program with the hidden '‘■ i Manchester, after which the couple left for Paradise entire package, or in other words, all Town Directors, Joseph Sweeney, of housing promises were rnade loh! f Mrs. Chasse is employed at Veedcr Root. Mr. Chasse is areas of the country, with the South Island. Nassau. They will reside in Canton. While a new teacher shortage is tricks and strings attached thereto. or nothcr. Because ol this approach. deliberately misleading the publie yes! Secret and expansive!). employed at JM.I Construction in South Wind.sor (Candid Atlantic states least promising of all. discounted, an upturn in teaching op­ Make every effort to get out and Manehester is being coerced into and says his motive is to frighten ,\IrM. Jolin T. by Carol photo i Mrs, O’Brien is employed as a first grade teacher at What we need is tiitic. Time to Mrs. John O'Brirn Hartland Elementary ^hool in East Hartford. Mr, This is the New portunities is foreseen with i major vote on April 17th. This is positively program activities which are of without any fact at all. Tm sick that niake the correct and proper deci­ O'Brien is a purchasing assistant at Carlin Co. in jYork-based contributor being the increasingly your last real opportunity to send a doubtful benefit to Manehester. Such he. as a demoeart, has done this ' sion. Manchester will survive and Wethersfield. (Ryan photo) economic popularity of the "lifelong learning" message loud and clear to General things as the hiring ol the Co­ (Presumably it would be o.k. if thrive with or without HUD, Wo will research concept. Demand for continuing Manager Robert Weiss and the entire Ms. Tischofer Heads wr.THwiirTi ordinator (Wilber Smith) and the Sweeney were something other than not collapse. Vote "yes" on question organization's adult education in vocational and Board of Directors. That me.s.sage. of Flyer promoting Manehester a demoerat’’) two and for once, let's do it right, College Notes reading of figures leisure fields as wed as in traditional course, must be-OUT with the HUD (Regional Housing Activity). Mr. Cummings .states 'I can’t Thomas A. Damron compiled during academic subjects promises to open block grant program! Gel those Demoeartie Town Committee stand the nuts on cither side of this 32 Phillips Road, February for a up a wide-range of new teaching jobs. meddling social engineers out ot our Chairman Ted (!ommunigs has in­ thing, the extremists." They stop PPL Fund Drive Bradlev Wojeoskv. son of Manchester deans list for the spring and Ellen Steinberg. M an ch ester: David seasonably These will, however, can upon more town’s business. volved himself to this controversy in people from thinking reasonably” Ms. Donna Ti.scholer of Norman Mr and Mrs. Stanley F. semester are: Glastonbury: Michelle Buckwald, Julie Dahm, adjusted employment opportunity in­ than the usual basic education skills. So. vote YES on Question 2 to gel a manner far beyond his authority or From this statement and others Drive, East Hartford, has been Wojeosky of 25 Bliss St., East Hartford: Carole B u rk e and W illia m Peter Naktenis, and Jane dex. For the professional educator, rid of HUD until Jan. 1, 1981. usefulness. The following items made by Cummings, we are supposed named fynd drive town chairman by Manchester, is in Gabriele. Lisa Navickas Carlson. Stanton, It gets its information from the keeping up with the rapid changes in Also vote NO on the advisory Planned Parenthood League of Washington. D.C.. for the which have been brought out by Mr. to belive that he is a middle-of-the- Quote Connecticut. spring semester, studying newspapers — specifically, the help- education is something of an educa­ Questions 3 and 4, Cummings are cither unnecessary roader and is not one of the nuts on "The robots we're currently using She will coordinate a mail appeal, the American pojitical wanted pages of 51 major papers tion in itself. It is up to you to art wi.sely. if you and not germain to the question or either side of the question. Hard to in A m erica are sim ple, low- make per.sonal contacts and take process at the national across the country. The rise and About the Bar do not want the City of Village politirally inflammatory "Pap” arcepl. ' mentality devices. But they’re highly decline in volume of job advertising, part in fund raising activities level as one of 17 students ONE WEEK ONLY One profession that continues to Charm turned into the Village ot City designed to keep his natric before the When Mr. Cummings cannot attack productive.” throughout the year. She also serves enrolled in the Drew SALEI SALEI it says, has proved a particularly sen­ grow in popularity and employment Clums. publie and or place tear in certain the issues, ho attacks personalities —John Wallace, prcHiclenI of University Program in as a volunteer clinic aide. sitive barometer of the changes in opportunities is the law. Frank U. Lupien segments of the population who do and with a vengenre. Mr. Sweeney is the U.S, Kohol Inalitiitc, dU- Other area fund drive chairman Washington. demand for labor and of general 21 Sunset St. not truly understand the question (or a very bright and educated attorney. Hcleote’d coordinates by Stephanie K, Lady Queen, and Lady There's probably no connection, runaing ihe trend to incrcaaing •are Mrs. Zenta Barger Bolton; A graduate of 4 0 % O F F business conditions. Manchester. Conn. even (he word ■- mora(orium!). He is turning cheek on another elec­ Graff ~ but some interesting professional automation of labor. Judith S. Royster of Glastonbury; Manchester High .School, Educational Developments Mrs. Ruben FialkoM of Manchester; Wojeosky is a senior at statistics were reported in a recent |{rcii)lii J. .Ii-roiiu Drew. 5 0 % O F F a large selection of blouses and shirts by Ms. Bond and Ladv Back in 1965, there was no shortage edition of "Student Lawyer," Mrs. Raymond G Nielson of Vernon; Graff Jack Anderson .liiincH llctiil/.ii ' and Mrs. Robert S Wat.son of Wind­ The program, begun in of jobs in teaching. monthly publication of the Law Stu­ / 1963, is now open to That was when the postwar baby .sor 3 3 V a % O F F a large selection of pastel pants by Lady Fairfield and dent Division of the American Bar J<‘rom<>*H(‘mlxu Funds raised in East Hartford will students and colleges and Ladv Graff boom was echoing through the Association. he used to help support contraceptive universities across the U.S, nation's schools, facilities were For one thing, the attraction of Leader Linked to Assassination Try The engagement of Miss Brenda education an(l services to clients at Special emphasis is placed 2 5 % O F F every polyester long and short sleeve dress strained, some schools were on dou­ public-interest work has apparently Jean Jerome to .lames Bendza, both Planned Parenthood's Hartford on independent study ble shifts and the demand for passed into history with the '60s. TRIPOLI — Deep in the shadows of Nasser Ideal and had become a headquarters in Tripolic, he tersely of Andover, has been announced by centers at 297 Farmington Ave.. Mt. Dontiii Tisclii^fer projects growing out of teachers appeared inexhaustible. To Polled recently as to their intentions, That's the last the world has seen of volunteer work with the Israeli-Egyptian negotiations, a traitor to the Arab nation. Sadat denied having anything to do with the her parents, Mr and Mrs. Roger Sinai Hospital. Hartford Hospital, meet it more than 20 percent of only 15 percent of Harvard Law Musa-sadr. The Central Intelligence diabetes and anemia. Pregnancy Congressman, consumer team of assassins has been watching developed an equally unflattering plot to kill Sadat. "How is it possible Jerome of 120 I.akeside Drive, An­ and in Manchester at Manchester students entering college intended to School students indicated any in­ Agnecy has reported that he dis­ Memorial Hospital. Last year, the screening and counseling are also groups, industrial lob­ for a chance to upset the peace and opinion of Qaddafi. "Magnoun, " he to belive such a thing?" he asked me. dover. offered. become teachers. terest in devoting their professional appeared in Libya after arguing with Mr. Bendza is the son of Mr and Hartford Chapter .served 5,1(19 clients byists, and journalists. The turn the triumph into tragedy. (-ailed Qaddafi, meaning crazy. "Sadat will be exterminated by the We all know what happened within effort to low-paying public service. Qaddafi over money. Qaddafi gave Mrs. .Stephen Bendza ot New Britain who sought contraceptive care. students also take courses Ironically, these grim plotters may The Libyan leader, meanwhile, Egyptian people. That is the correct Wildlifp l*r«‘H«‘rvp a few years. The baby boom went me a differnt version. "The official Miss Jerome graduated from This year, the statewide organiza­ at George Washington For a hefty 62 percent, the goal is es­ actually have helped to bring Israel's opened his country to Palestinian HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. way." documents, which we have, showed Rham High .School in 1975. tion hopes to raise $375,000 to assist University and meet bust, expensively constructed but tablished law firms with starting extremists. Intelligence reports lUPIl — Moss Creek Plantation is Prime Minister Menachem Begin Still intelligence reports continue that he went to Rome and Paris," Mr. Bendza graduated from St. service to 33.000 clients. Federal and frequently for give-and- now surplus plant had to be closed salaries in the $22-25,000 range and part of a land grant that was es­ and Egypt's President Anwar Sadat (-laim he helped to organize some of to carry vague but sinister reports of said the Libyan dictator. "He is a Thomas Aquinas High School and state funds are used to help pay for take discussion with jour­ and the bloom has gone off teaching ultimately partnerships drawing six tablished by the Lords Proprietors of together. But they them into an assassination team. The assassins lurking in the bazaars and attended the University of Connec­ services. (Jicnts are asked to pay nalists as well as officials as a promising profession, Enroll- figures. friend of Libya." the State of South Carolina in 1718. haven't aban­ reports vary on whom he had in mind - alleyways of the Middle East. One ticut He is employed as a mental what they can afford. of cabinet departments. A LADIES SHOP SPECIALIZING IN LARGER SIZES rnent of would-be teachers has Nice work if they can get It , and • Qaddafi contends that the people when it was then known as the doned their for targets. One reportedly was his report warned that they hoped to retardation aide at Mansfield Services included contraceptive in­ Congress, the Supreme dwindled by some two-thirds. most probably can. rule themselves in his country, that Devil’s Elbow Barony. Court, and independent 14V2 to 32V2, 38 to 52 attempts to former Cairo host, another the knock off Sadat during his historic Training .School formation, supplies of all methods, The current situation is not all bad, The publication also noted that the they have created a political system Today Moss Creek is a newly agencies. murder the men Amerit-an ambassador in Cairo. peace mission to Israel. The hour of The couple is planning a .Inly 14 pelvic and hreasi examination.s’ and 809 Main Street, Manchester DaHn 9:30-5:30, Thursday 'tO 9dK) PJL however. Contrary to the popular im­ while 10 percent of drinking without a government, that he Is .screening lor venereal disease, cer­ developed community and maintains Among the .students at who, in their In any event. Israeli intelligence greatest danger, sources told me, wedding at Andover Congregational pression of a teacher glut and a job Americans are estimated to be merely the motivating force behind vical cancer, high hlood pressure. a nature preserve for wildlife on For­ the University of view, have got wind of the plot and tipped off the was during his historic peace mission Church. (Uaramie photo) shortage, a recent report in the Coun­ this system but does not rule the peo­ ding Island. Bridgeport named to the alcoholics, within the legal profes­ betrayed the Arab Egyptians. The contact was made to Israel. The hour of greatest cil for Basic Education’s “Bulletin" sion alcohol and similar dependency ple. "This is an idea that the cause. through Morocco, where Israeli danger, sources told me. was (luring notes that th e' supply-and-demand may afHict 20 to 35 percent, ks philosophers and the thinkers dreamt MARC Bowlers The story goes back to the summer foreign ininistcr Moshe Dayan made his visit to Jerusalem's Mosque of about a long time ago.” he said. of 1977 when a team of terrorists two secret trips to see .Sadat's confi­ Omar where King Abdullah Ibn Hus­ "That a people might exist without Score in Olympics allegedly carrying Libyan dant Hassan Tohamy, sein of Jordan was as.sassinated in government. And the wealth and Other Editors Say: documents, slipped into Cairo. They According to one report, Sadat con­ 1951. arms could he distributed Justly to all The Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens, had murder on their minds. firmed the Israeli tip, rounded up the But the .Sadat trip to Israel was Ine sponsori'd 45 retarded citizens in two Special Olym­ the people ... Authority, weapons and THE SHOPPING BAG Should the Senate tell you wht kind home products, but the question The details are shadowy; the Cen­ culprits and registered his dis­ arranged too hastily for the assassins pics Bowling Evenls on March 31 and April 1. wealth sould be distributed among all of bumper you should have on your remains. Why should the Senate be in pleasure with Qaddafi by sending his On Saturday March 31, nine young people ages 12 tral Intelligence Agency still hasn't to make sufficient preparations, my the people. This will create a happy car? through 10 traveled to Stratford, to participate in the the bumper business? pieced together the full story. But armed forces to blast Libyan border sources suggested. society because it is free, authority, Third Annual Connecticut Special Olympics State Maybe there is a good reason why To be sure, serious structural con-' high on their hit list, our sources say. outposts. There is one consolation for Sadat. no government. All the citizens are Duckpin Howling rournament Andrea Landsberg. it should, but it Escapes us at the mo­ siderations are invlved. Bumpers was the name of Anwar Sadat. The The United States handled the The politics of assassination can cut equal. The authority, the wealth, the Richard Homheto, .lohn Nemeth. Sue Gibson. Wemly ment. The question arrises because have a lot to do with safety, weight American ambassador in Cairo, Her­ throat against Ambassador Eilts in a two ways; intelligence reports claim weapons are in their hands." He W. MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE of a senatorial rumble over whether and fuel consumption. But is the quieter manner. A top State Depart­ House. Andrew Hamsdell. Charles Lahda. Kathy Gib.son mann Eilts. was also marked for there have been assassination plots (-ailed this the “ theory of and Sammy Maneri each received a participation ribbon bumpers should be made out of steel Senate a sensible arena for fighting assassination. ment offic ial simploy called the Li­ lately dircr‘tcd at Qaddafi. tomorrow." The team of Lahda, Gibson and Maneri were 5th place 1 ECOTRIN OLD or aluminum. over the steel-versus-aluminum The mastermind behind the plot, byan charge d'affaires, Shadan Letter From Libya: Libyan team winners and each received a trophy. The youngsters BRECK MENNEN Senator Robert Byrd of West issue? ,- according to intelligence sources, Gashut. and notified him that the strongman Muammar Qaddafi has t)owl cacti Monday at the Holiday Lanes under the super­ SPICE Virginia favors steel. It so happens We might even add that things was Libyan dictator Muammar Qad- United States had full knowledge of more sophisticated warplanes, in­ vision of Miss Ann Marie Cartan and Mrs. Julie SHAMPOO 50’s BABY that one of the biggest producers of went pretty well when automobile dafi. Early in his political develop­ telligence reports claim, than pilots Landsberg SHAVE DRY, OILY, Ihe plot and Qaddafi's backstage role steel bumpers Ip located in Hun­ manufacturers decided what kind of ment. he had come under the spell of in it. to fly them. .So he has recruited pilots On April I, Datahr, Inc sponsored the Third Annual !v5frr I REQ 1.60 NORMAL | 5 ^ | POWDER poiuctor I tington, West Viiginia. bumpers to hitch to thefr wagons, the charismatic Game! Nasser, the Connecticiit Special Olympic Ten-Pin Bowling Tourna­ CREAM I looked up Gashut in Tripoli. He from North Korea to help man his PLAYTEX LIME, MINT, 7 0i. 8 OZ. Senator Warreta Magnuson favors and let the buyer decide which ment which was held at the Danbury Bowlarama in Dan­ NOXZEMA SKIN late Egyptian leader, who raised the (onfirmed that he had received the made-in-Russia Air Force. The Yesterdays REQ 143 aluminum. It so' happens that the bury Tliere were 300 participants from around the state TAMPONS REQ product is best. The marketplace has banner of Pan-Arabism in Cairo. dramatic" call but denied that Libya Korean pilots can be .seen in Tripoli in the competition Manchester's 36 entrants were each REQ., SUPER CREAM great state of Washington produces regulatory pressures of its own. Nasser's death. Sadat's succession was involved in the plot to wearing huge Kin Il-sung badges. 25 Years Ago over the age ot 21 nearly a third of . all the aluminum Meanwhile, let's keep an eye on and Qaddafi's coup only strengthened assassinate Ambassador Eilts. • Intelligence reports claim that Registrars of voters are planning Barbara Belliveau look first place in Women’s Scratch * 2 . 0 8 M . 9 4 produced in the United States, Senators Byrd and Magnuson, and the fierce young Bedouin's deter­ In Cairo, meanwhile, the Qaddafi sent both planes and troops to propose a way to improve the series; Beverly Belanger third plaeO in High Series Han­ 2e'« REGREQ 2.S4 10 OZ. REQ 1.94 11 OZ. REQ 1.39 REQ 1.83 We are willing to Concede each has may the better bumper-booster win. mination to make Nasser’s dream assassination tip is said to have per­ to aide his embattled friend, Ugan­ voting list. dicap (or Women; Suzanne Gordon fourth place in High a good and sufficient reason to favor Bo6ton Herald American come true. Qaddafi tried to unit suaded .Sadat that he could deal wi{h dan dictator Idi Amin. But the Li­ 10 Years Ago Series Handicap for Wo>nen; Lynn Comeau fifth place in Libya with Egypt as the first step his old foes, the Israeli's. Thus Qad­ byan leader denied it. “No,” he told Manchester Board of Directors High Series llandicjip lor Women; Tim Brady fifth place toward creating one great nation. dafi's alleged plot may have had a me. "it is not true. We have people in votes unanimously, though reluctant­ in Men’s Handicap Series, Robert Herthiaume. sixth CLAIROL DRY The Almanac PRIMA Intelligence reports claim that Qad­ different result than he had intended. Kampala — some teachers, some ly, to proceed with a CDAP study. place in (iame Score .Series; Bill Long fifth place in SHAMPOO LP.T. IDEA dafi even lived for awhile in Sadat's The Rev. James Bottoms, assis­ Men's Handicap High Game, Ronnie Desrosiers sixth AMMENS Now Israel and Egypt are at peace, medical people, bankers, a joint bank TENE Tjoday is Monday, April 9, the 99th On this day in history: tant at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, place in Men's Handicap High Game; Cheryl Hoar first REQ home. freeing combat divisions to move between us and them, mosques." ALL POWDER day of 1979 with 266 to follow. In 1865, Southern Gen. Robert E. resigns to accept an appointment to place in Woiiien's Handicap High Game. ALKA-SELTZER REFIU But the dream somehow turned from the Israeli to the Libyan border. • The Moslem leader, Iman Musa- SHADES UNSC TTie moon is moving toward its full Lee surrendered to Northern Gen. the Bishop of the Missionary Diocese Two Manchester teams captured prizes in the Han­ sour. The uncompromising Qaddafi But in the Bedouin tent that Qad­ sadr, accompanied by two aides, Pregnancy Test ^ REQ phase. Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox dicap Team Award The team of Cheryl Hoar. Mary Ann 7 C OFF LABEL felt that .Sadat had betrayed the dafi has pitched outside his palatial called on Qaddafi several weeks ago. in the Virgin islands. 449 The morning stars are Mercury, (Courthouse in Virginia. Bemiszewski, Mary Haiigli and Barbara Belliveau took REQ Venus and Mars. In 1940, Germany invaded Norway tirst place and third place went to the co-ed team of Paul 2.23 Sullivan Siizanne Gordon. Hilly Carroll and Tim Brady. The evening stars are Jupiter and and Denmark in-World War II, 11 OZ. 96« Saturn. In 1963, the U.S. nuclear submarine All individual winners and each team member received a >7.67 REQ 4.12 REQ 10.99 REQ 1.31 2.5 OZ REQ 3.09 The Lighter Side trophy OS’s Those born on this date are under "Thresher” went down 220 miles Receiving participation ribbons were .leanne Kenneal- the sign of Aries. east of Boston in the Atlantic Ocean. ly, Nancy Leemon, Mary Maltempo, Lynn Overturf. FUNT- FUNT- TICKLE FMAL American artist Charles All 129 men aboard were lost. Susan Parisaii. Karen Coleman, David Gould. John Mu|jj- NET Burchfield was born April 9, 1893. The Man Of Distinction At ford. Bill Began. Connie Schultz, Judy Sullivan, April STONE STONE Excediln ROU-ON Staudt, Sleveji rasillo, Davnl Thompson. Ricky Zboray, BRACER Paul Allen. Boberl' Osborne, Ann Mazur. David VITAMiNS VITAMMS UNSC., HERB REQ h air Thoughts By DICK WEST ' 4 OZ. that one would expect of some of the ’ Stansberry, Karl Williams. Arthur lljich. Gene Robbings FLORAL WASHINGTON (UPI) - When engineered to withstand genuine U.S. equipment on the sample indicated REQ. w/IRON UN8C, SPRAY better European garbage. The wise and Thomas lloft I CITRUS ULTRA-HOLD REQ On the calendar of the Western was the cleansing of the Temple. American consumers, buy imported potholes. few if any modifications would be EXGEDMN thing to do would be to acquire a .loyce Austin is supervisor ot MARC Bowling League 2 0Z. UNTRA-HOLDUNSC 1.67 Christian Church this is Holy Week, a Jesus, weary and spiritually hungry, products, they likely dp so because But true connoisseurs undoubtedly necessary to prepare the machines machine specifically designed for and she is assisted by Kathy Slobixlian On behalf of week “set apart", "separate" from made His way to His Father’s House. they are seeking something different miss the opportunity of saying to for export. If that holds true, the MARC. Austin accepted a trophy for first place in the vintage garbage of this type," all the others in special purpose and There He fpund lots of foliage but lit­ from gcKxls made in this country. their passengers, "Sorry about that Swedes may have lost their best House Award competition awarded to the sponsor whose ''Shucks, fella, this here is just or­ meaning for Christians. tle fruit. No longer could He restrain What they may. not know is that last jolt, folks. This car's shocks sales pitch. league displayed all-around excellence. The trophy is on >2.09 ^ .2 6 REQ Picture the Swedish salesman dinary domestic garbage. " 60’e REQ S.0S 60^ REQ 4.78 2M Monday is the day when we some foreign companies- take con­ were designed for English potholes, display at the MARC offices Iwated in Lincoln Center, in REQ 5.99 4 0Z REQ 1.57 His disappointment an^ anger. "Domestic, yes. ordinary, no. remeftlbeT"'JhF ■ iflanffCslallon of siderable pains to tailor their wares which have a^slighty more subtle calling on an American landfill Manchester. MajestrCaily brandishing a whip Although most American garbage is ,1 -, Jesus' authorHy. That authority was for-the U-,8, market. In such cases, it declivity." operator. BODY ON TAP (John 2:15) He went into action and hardly worth throwing away, yours is displayed in two dramatic events, hardly need be said, the exotic aura H1XAMPLE2: A Swedish firm* that "OK," the operator says, "I'm DESENEX SUUENCE cleared the Temple of those who superior. It ranks well above the fsn both expressing His judgment. profaned it, (See Mark 11;15-19) thus of the imports in largely illusionary_. builds garbage reclamation equip­ convinced that a machine to recover TOPEX bourgeois trash heaps of Europe and Birth POWDER GOND. Jesus, weary and physically insuring His crucifixion. For after EXAMPLE 1; Last year about this ment recently extracted two tons of metals and other recyclable material SHAMPOO 1 OZ. even favorably compares with some For relief ol smus headache^ 1JOZ hungry, walked toward Jerusalem. the cleansing, there always comes time, a British auto firm took plaster refuse from a New Jersey landfill from the dump would be a sound in­ NORM, DRY, REQ and congestion Wittioui^ aosE-up Sytijeetl REQ, . vestment. But why .should border it , chateau-dumped, garbage." j anunmaRanea. REQ 1.79 Near Bethany He saw a fig tree and the Crucifixion. - — ----- casts-of some-typical' American and flew it to Stockholm for Duinainc. 3|ark Itoger. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huber OILY 2.9S MINT « RED ^■“ 1 X-BODY In other words, garbage 178 OFF LABEL sought to satisfy His hunger. But the potholes and fleW them to England. laboratory analysis. all the way from Sweden? Why not spn of Michael and C.Vnthia of Buena Park. Calif. His not 30tabieU . — Remember, Jesus was not killed egalitarianism could make it more paternal grandparents are tree, altbough richly, covered in The Yankee-style road hazards were A spokesman explained that the buy an American model?” Huber Dumaine of Broad because He said, "Behold the lilies of difficult to sell Swedish reclamation Mr and Mrs. Roger S N IT U -2 foliage, was barren of fruit. So Jesus company Was planning to enter the “ Because, my dear sir, you have Brook. Ho was born March the field, how they grow, "but then duplicated on the company's equipment in America. The Dumaine of 93 Scarborough grew indignant and stated that no American market and wanted to see very high class garbage in this dump. 30 a t M a n c h c s t e.r because He said, “ Behold the test track, "V exporters had better hope that final Road, Manchester. He has REQ. M . 9 8 more fruit would grow'on that tree. thieves, how they steal.” Now some Americans wlnTdrive how typical U.S, garbage compared It has the full-bodied texture, rich Memorial Hospital. His REQ 1J1 7 0Z. REQ1J tests will turn up a basis for snob . maternal grandparents are a brother, Paul, '2 2.81 30‘s REQ I l f (See Mark 41:12-14) , Dr. George W. Webb . British motor cars might be pleased with the European variety. coloration and provocative yet appeal. . The -other event, the crucial one^' South United Methodist (Thurch to knqw their v eh icles were Prelipninary tests using Swedish refreshingly unpretentious bouquet PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon,. April 9. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Mon., April 9. 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Mrit. Joseph ^'ar«Uu American Association of Retired Town Democrats Persons. MANCHESTER- Mrs.Theresa L. He is also survived by two brothers, O bituaries Naretto, 76, of 99 Dale Road died Sun- ,Cancel Meeting day at Manchester Memoial Paul E. Erickson of Manchester and r Weekend Wins Horace K. West Raymond C. Erickson of MANCHESTER - The Mrii, LfMler i^evine James A. Hornbark .Sr. Hospital. She was the wife of Joseph Democratic Town Committee •, EAST HARTFORD - Mr«. Marcia MANCHEISTER — James A. Horn- ROCKVILLE - Horace E, West, Naretto. Doylestown, P a.; a sister, Mrs. Ivar (Esther) Carlson of Manchester; and meeting scheduled for Wednesday . Brownsteln Levine, S3, of 138 back Sr., 67, of Springfield, III., 71.'of 55 Grove St. died Friday at , Mrs, Naretto was born Sept; 23, has been canceled. •Greenwood St. died Sunday at St, formerly of Manchester, died Satur­ Rockville General Hospital. 1902 in Mercenasco, Italy, and had several nieces and nephews. i. j u u ^ ^ The funeral i^ Wednesday at 7 p.m. . been schooled For Red~Hot Cougars Mr. West was born in Rockville Francja Hospital and Medical day at Memorial Medical Center, lived In Manchester for 58 years. She . T*» - f > *' ~ nutbut rtun two nnniTmte conflicts nottA'have developed, and had lived here all his life. He had at Emanuel Lutheran Church, Burial ' Center, Hartford. She was the wife of Springfield. He was the husband of was a communicant of St. James Ted Cummings,, Democratic town '•*^1 The weather was cold and windy but hotter than a pistol last Manrhi'HliT (4) Lester Levine. the late Olga ^hubert Horilback. been employed by the West Family Church and a merhber of the Ladies will be in East Cemetery. There are no calling hours, but chairman, said. weekend was the Mahehestar Community College baseball team AB R H RBI E The funeral is scheduled for 1 p.m. Mr. Hornback was born May 1.1911 Ice &. Oil Co. before its closing. He of St. James and the Regina D’ltalia Zerio. cf 4 1 1 there will' be a private family Wednesday at sunset begins the as it swept a pair of doubleheaders at Cougar Field. 0 1 today in the chapel of Weinstein Mor­ in Millerstown,. Ky., and liv ^ in was a Navy veteran of World War II Society. observation of Passover. Oliveira, c 2 1 0 0 0 tuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hart­ Manchester before going to llipois, and a member of the Rockville She and her husband owned an d ' Masonic memorial service Tuesday MCC squeezed past Becker Junior Rollet, dh 3 1 2 0 0 at 6:30 p.m. Also, a meeting has been scheduled ford, with burial in Congregation where he lived in Kewanne for 30 Amesican Legion Post and. the operated the Armory Package Store Wednesday night for persons who College in Saturday's opener, 4-3, and Northwestern was a pitcher's duel Kcllv, 3b 0 0 0 0 0 Tolland VFW Post. . The fmily suggests that any M. Martin, rf 3 0 I Ahavath Achim Cemetery, years and in Springfield for the past for 22 years before retiring in 1959. will be working at the polling places came back to take the nightcap by a between Kelly and John Griffin. 3 0 He is survived by a brother, Willis memorial gifts may be made to Pacino, lb 2 1 0 0 0 Colchester, year and a half. She is also survived by a son, John J . April 17. That meeting, which will be 13-4 count. The Cougars clipped The visitors took a 1-0 lead in the W, West of Rockville; a sister, Mrs, Emanuel Lutheran Church or to the Fcaron, ss,p 2 0 0 0 0 Mrs. Levine was born in While in Manchester, he worked at Naretto of Manchester: two held at Robertson School, originally Northwestern Community College in fourth on John Dumbroski’s triple Chester (Hope) Gronski of Tolland; Emphysema Fund, 45 Ash St., East Sunday's opener. 2-1, and behind a 10- and Frank Canfadone's one-out Sitek. 3b.2b 2 0 1 0 0 Worcester. Mass., and had lived in Cheney Bros. Before retiring, he was daughters, Mrs. Zener (Louise) had been scheduled for Thursday, but Mazzarella. If 3 0 2 1 0 the Hartford area most of her life. employed as a carpenter for 25 years and several nieces and nephews. Tamulis and Mrs. Robert (Lillian) Hartford. hit attack took the nightcap. 11-6, Texas-lcague single to right. MCC The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 it was changed because of Maundy Hummer, 2b,ss 3 0 0 0 0 She is also survived by two by the Burlington and Northern The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at Donnelly, both of Manchester; two Thursday. The Cougars are now 6-1 and were .squared it in its balf<»Sitck knocking Stanley, p . 0 0 0 0 0 Main St., is in charge of slated to visit Rhode Lsland Junior in the run. daughters, Joan Levine and Barbara Railroad. He was an Army veteran of Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 sisters, Mrs. Guiseppi Mosso and The Democratic executive com­ Prospect St. The Rev, Paul J. Bow­ arrangements. ' The Cougars got the game-winner Levine, both of East Hartford; a World War II, He was a member of Mrs, Guiseppi Sartore, both of mittee had met last week to try to College today, Totals 24 4 7 4 1 man. pastor of Union Congregational in Ihe sixth. Rusty Pacino slammed a brother, Harold Brownsteln of St. P aul's Lutheran Church of Mercenasco, Italy; seven Rosary Society reach agreement on what stand the MCC hurler Bill Stanley was one Church, will officiate. Burial will be one-out double and advanced to third Itccker CD Manchester; and two sisters. Mrs. Kewanee. grandchildren, a great-grandson and MANCHESTER - St, Bridget's entire town committee should take out away from a neat four-hitter and AE1 R H RBI E in Grove Hill Cemetery. Military on a miscuc. He was chased home on Frances Backer of Wethersfield and He is survii^d by three sons, several nieces and nephews. Rosary Society will conduct a recita­ on the Community Development had a 3-1 lead in the opener against Giardino, ct ' 4 1 1 0 0 'honors will be accorded at graveside. Mrs. Betty Minch of Colchester. James A. Hornback Jr. and Thomas The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 tion of the Rosary and ecumenical issue. Becker. But the former East ■ Sitek's deep sacrifice fly to center. Tail, p 4 0 2 1 0 Friends may call at the funeral A memorial period will be K. Hornback, both of Kewanee, and a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, hour Tuesday at 1;45 p.m, in Cronin The executive committee reached Catholic pitcher couldn't finish as Kelly went the distance to earn his Raymond. 3b 2 1 1 0 0 home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. pinch-bitter Randy Hendriquez observed at her home. Melvin P, Hornback of Springfield, 400 Main St., with a mass at St. Hall at Mayfair Gardens. no agreement, and apparently no third win without a lost. The former Kozey, lb 4 0 0 0 0 singled and Pete Giardino and Mike 0 1 1 0 The farryJy suggests that any III.; three sisters, includng Mrs. Ivy James Church at 9, Burial will be in All Mayfair residents are invited. proposal will be made to the entire Rockville High star allowed four Kavursak, lf,2b 2 Tail al.so followed with base hits hits, walked none and fanned seven. North, rf 3 .0 0 0 0 memorial gifts may be made to the Hatfield and Mrs. Icy Middeltown, St, James Cemetery. Refreshments will be served. town committee on the subject. Such American Cancer Society, 670 slicing tbe margin to one run Griflin, 0-1, yielded only three hits Hyland, ss 3 0 0 ■ 0 0 both of Sonora, Ky,; and three (;. Howard 'I'ryon Friends may call at the funeral a proposal, if it had been made, 3 0 1 0 0 Prospect Ave,, Hartford. Democratic Club Cougar Coach Skip Olaiulcr with both Cougar markers unearned. Gaspanio, c grandchildren. GLASTONBURY - C. Howard home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 probably would have been presented Dixon. 2b 1 0 0 0 1 p.m. brought in reliever Greg Fcaron to MCC unloaded the heavy artillery The funeral is Wednesday at 11 Tryon, 81 of Deland Springs, Fla,, MANCHESTER - The at Wednesday s town committee ^lendriqucr, ph.lf 1 1 1 0 0 a.m, at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 The family suggests that any slam the door shut hut ho wild in Ihe nighteap to secure its third formerly of Bell Street, Glastonbury, Democratic Club of Manchester will meeting. E, Center St. The Rev. Charles Kuhl, memorial gifts may be made to the meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the pitched the tying run home, getting douhleheader sweep in eight days. 27 3 7 2 1 .Arlinpton <>. Smith died Friday at West Volusia out of tbe tramc by fanning the final It was 5-5 until the Cougars scored pastor of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Hospital, Deland. Fla. He was the Heart Association of Greater Hart­ meeting room of the First Federal Base Runner Eludes Tag COVENTRY - Arlington George ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford, or to halter. >• Ihree times in the third inning to take Becker 000 100 2 -- 3 Church, will officiate. Burial will be husband of Mrs. Dorothy Buell Savings office at 344 W. Middle Turn­ f Lottery | MCC Smith, 64, of Roxboro, N.C,, former­ in East Cemetery. the Arthritis Foundation, 929 Silas pike. MCC got the game-winner quiekly. Ihe lead lor good. A fielder's ehoiee, 010 020 1 -- 4 ly of Coventry, died Thursday in Tryon, Dodger base runner Dusty Baker managed score fourth run in first inning yesterday in Gino Zerio doubled leading off, Gary Sitek double and free pass to Mike Munrlii-Klrr (13) P'riends may call at the funeral Deane Highway, Wethersfield. All members are urged to attend HARTFORD — The winning Roxboro. He was the husband of Mrs. Mr. Tryon was born Feb. 12,1895 in Los Angeles. (UPI Photo) Oliveira was inlentionally walked Maz'zarella jamiiied the sacks. Jay AB R H RBI E home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. tbe important meeting. number drawn Saturday in the to elude tag of San Diego catcher Gene Evelyn Pauli Smith. the Buckingham section of Glaston­ and Larry Kcllyy sacrificed the llimimcr singled up the middle Zerio, cf 2 1 0 0 0 The family suggest that any bury and had lived here for many Kvuld KrickHon Connecticut daily lottery was 336. Tenace as he slides across home plate to Oliveira, c 3 2 1 0 0 Mr, Smith was born in Burke, memorial gifts may be made to Zion runners up. Mike Martin's squeeze driving in two runs and Zerio singled N.Y,, and had lived in Coventry for 20 years before moving to Florida last MANCHESTER - Evald A. lo left chasing home the third Hcickle, c 0 0 0 0 0 Evangelical Lutheran Church. 112 hunt chased Zerio home with the win­ Pacino, lb years before moving to Roxboro August. Before retiring, he was a "Moon" Erickson, 74, of 32 Charles marker. 4 1 1 2 0 Cooper St. ning marker. M. Marlin, rf 4 2 0 0 0 three years ago. He had been dairy farmer in Glastonbury for Drive died Sunday at Manchester Town, MEG Set Talks Fearori was credited with the win. A two-run Mazzarella single in the Mrs. I.uwrcncc K. NcUon many years. He was an Army Sitek, 2b,p 3 2 2 3 1 employed as a sales manager by Memorial Hospital, He was the hus­ Five MCC doubles and erratic lou.rih made it 10-5 and Fcaron, p,.ss 3 2 1 0 0 veteran of World War I. He was a Pitching Agway Inc. for a number of years. MANCHESTER - Mrs. Lahlia band of Mrs. Magna Nelson With State Fact-Finder Consistent Becker fielding hightlightod the Northwestern, 0-4, never threatened Kelly, 3b 3 2 3 4 1 He is also survived by a daughter, Lovering Nelson, of Wethersfield member of Buckingham Erickson. nightcap. Kelly drove in four runs afterwards. Mazzarella, If 3 0 I 2 0 Mrs. Beverly Meacham of Dicken­ died Sunday at Hartford Hospital. Congregational Church and a 50-year Mr. Erickson was born May 11, MANCHESTER - Represen­ Proposed contracts worked out by with three hits including two, two- .lack Mancini started for MCC but Hummer, ss,2b 3 1 0 1 0 son, N.Y.; his mother, Mrs. Nettie L. .She was the wife of Lawrence E. m em ber of Columbia Lodge of 1904 in Manchester and had lived in tatives of the town and the only officials from the town and the union haggers. Winning pitcher Dan Sitek, was hit hard. Kevin Martin in relief 1 Smith of Malone, N.Y.; three sisters, Nelson and the mother of Gene Masons of South Glastonbury. this area all his life. Before retiring municipal union that does not have a have been rejected by past votes of who went three innings in relief weiil five innings, giving up lour hits Totals 28 13 9 12 2 Mrs, Gaynell Stewart of Malone and Nelson of Manchester, He is also survived by several in 1969, he was employed as a super­ contract for the present year will the entire union membership. For Astros to Date striking (lul two, walking three while while walking none and fanning li<.ck<'r (4) Mrs. Emma Whitney and Mrs Mrs. She is also survived by another son, nieces and nephews.. visor at Pratt & Whitney Division of meet Wednesday with a state- A fact-finder is appointed to help giving up two hits and two runs, both Ihree, lo notch the victory. Mike AB R H RBI E Freeda Whitney, both of New York; a daughter, a brother, a sister and 14 The funeral is Wednesday at 1:30 United Technologies Corp.. East appointed fact-finder. reach a settlement in cases where Actually, the Astros' staff is not as San Francisco 7-6 in 10 innings. Los earned, helped his own cause with M e K c n n a , s e e o n d of four Giardino, cf 3 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - The Tail, lb two brothers, Wilfred Smith of grandchildren. p.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Hartford, for 36 years and was a M. Jackson Webber, an attorney the two parties have been unable to deep as it was a year ago. They Angeles downed San Diego 6-5 in 12 three RBI. Norlliwestern hurlers, was charged 2 t 0 0 0 Syracu.se, N.Y., and Leroy Smith of The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. E. Center St.. Mancfiester. Burial member if its Quarter Century Club. from Hartford, will serve as fact­ finalize a contract. Houston Astros have hatl innings and the Philadelphia-St. The opener between MCC and Raymond, 3b 3 0 0 0 1 traded two of their young promising with Ihe loss Tarquinio, p.3b 0 1 0 0 1 Burke, N.Y.; and four grandchildren. at the Wethersfield United Methodist will be in'Gilead Cemetery, Hebron. He was a member of Emanuel finder for contract negotiations Webber will meet with both parties problems in recent years get­ hurlers, Floyd Bannister and Mark Louis contest was suspended by rain There are no calling hours. Kavursak. 2b 3 1 2 1 1 The funeral is Tuesday at 9; 15 a.m. Church. Burial will be in Rose Hill Lutheran Church, the Senior between the town and the Municipal and listen to what each is seeking in ting off the launching pad in Lemongello, during the winter in in the sixth inning with the Phillies Kozey, If 3 1 2 0 0 from Potter Funeral Home, 456 Memorial Fark, Rocky Hill. The family suggests that any Citizens, the Old Guard and the Employees Group Inc., which the contract. After listening to the the National League West. order to strengthen their club up the ahead 3^2. The New York Mets at North, rf 2 0 0 0 0 Jackson St,, Wlllimantic, with a Friends may call at tbe Rose flill memorial gifts may be made to Friendship Group of the church. He represertts clerical and technical proposals and arguments of both This season, however, they middle. For Lemongello the Astros Chicago game was postponed by rain. Hcalv, rf 2 0 0 0 0 Buckingham Congregational Church, mass at St, Mary's Church, Coven­ Funeral Home, 580 Elm St.. Rocky also belonged to Manchester Lodge employees for the town. sides, he will prepare a may have come up with a high F.xiios .5, PiralcH 4 Hyland, ss 3 0, 1 1 0 try, at 10. Burial will be in St. Hill, today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 16 Cricket Lane, or to the Heart of Masons, Nutmeg Forest, Tall The union has worked without a recommended contract. Andre Dawson drove in three runs Weather Factor Hendriquez, c 3 0 0 0 0 Philip's Cemetery, Ashford. The family suggests that any Association of Greater Hartford, 310 Cedars of Lebanon, Linne Lodge, contract since July 1. Its contract Both the town and the union will octane formula guaranteed to with a two-run homer and a single. Gasparoni. dh 2 0 0 1 1 Friends may call at the funeral memorial gifts may be made to the Collins St., Hartford. Knights of Pythias, Scandia Lodge, negotiation work with the town have to agree to the fact-finder's send them into orbit. National League Pinch-runner Tommy Hutton scored Sullivan, p 0 0 0 0 0 started more than a year ago, but no Dixon, p 0 0 0 0 0 home tonight from 7 to 9, Memorial Fund of Wethersfield Vasa Order of America, and the recommendation before it becomes The new ingredient is pitching con­ V to give the Expos a victory over the United Methodist Church. agreement has bden reached yet. effective. sistency, and it has worked so well in Pirates. On School Slate Totals 26 4 5 3 4 the club's first three games that the received Ashby and for Bannister R«' having weapons in a motor with a police officer. pitching”staff would be thin." poned because of the windy con­ tory. Sophomore Kevin Hickey Pacino, lb 3 2 1 0 2 looked at the street, it was run and 12 hits off the Astros' The Astros scored the only runs Davey Lopes slammed a one-out ditions. It is rescheduled Wedne.sday, started on the hill for the Hornets but Fcaron, ss 2 0 0 0 1 vehicle. McKeon was released on too late to avoid hitting a pitching staff and have not scored in homer in the 12th inning to give the Sitek. 3b 1 0 ) 2 0 Police said they stopped a $500 non-surety bond, and they needed in the first inning off Two area baseball games were was chased in the first inning. Tom car operated by Gary the last 21 innings. Included in the Dodgers their victory over the played Saturday. East Hartford High Guidotti relieved and got credit for Mazzarella. It 2 0 0 0 0 a car after observing it was .Jeffrey Diana and Michael rookie Rick Matula. Terry Puhl led Hummer, 2b I 0 0 0 0 Wigrn. 31. of 25 Overland Astros' sterling pitching perfor­ off the first with a single, moved to Padres, outslugged South Windsor High, 10-7, the win. Ralph Giansanti was 4-for-5 operating only on headlight Diana were released on St Wigren was making a ■ I mances was a no-hitter by Ken Pliilli<'H-(;urji* (-lull also way wide." saved the "Yankees' first victory of MANCHESTER - The Place your order today lor the famous Hockless John settled down after that, the season. Manchester 323 210 X II Northwestern 023 010 0 6 Golden Age Club will meet Shankless fully cooked MORRELL E Z CARVE utilizing the sinker that helped him Chris Chambliss lined a one-out Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the HAM. A special on 16 to 18 lb. short shanked (water post an 87-42 National League record single to right iii the fourth' for the Senior Citizens Center. -isdded) Tobin's 1st Prize Hama at 1.39 lb. with Los Angeles over the last seven Yanks and one out later, Jim Spencer Sports Briefs seasons. The Brewers managed only hit a,2-0 jp,ifch from loser L a p ^ulvulion .Army three fly balls to the outfield off the Sorensen over the right field wall — Bjorn Borg downed John McEnroe in straight sets yesterday, 6-4. 6-2, to 35-year-old left-hander, whose just beyond the outstretched glove of Manchester - win the World Championship Tennis Friendship Circle of the throwing arm was reconstructed sur­ Sixto l^zcano — for the only .runs STANLEY'S NUTMEG FRESH OR SMOKED event in Rotterdam. Borg won $30,- Salvation Army will leave BEGAVS“Where women love toJk shop for men! gically after a ruptured ligament in New York would need. 000 for 75 minutes work ... Darrell the elbow threatened to halt his The Brewers had taken a 1-0 lead in ( orps Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Waltrip nipped Richard Petty by one career in 1974. the first inning when Paul Molifor led to join with the Hartford EASTER KIELBASA car length lo win the Rebel 500 Sun­ HESTEIliVEItNQN “This is a. very forgiving off with a ^alk. advanced on a groun­ C itadel Home League. day in Darlington. S.C-. in. Grand ballpark." said John, who posted an dout and scored on Cecil Cooper’s 903 MAIN STREET I TRfCITY PLAZA National racing ... The D)s Angeles Junior Vi Buy It today or order for Easter 87-42 National League mark for Los run-scoring single co right. Dodgers traded Rick Rhoden to the OPEN Daily 9:30-5:30/Thurs.‘til 9 / Daily 10-9/Sat.‘til 5:35^ Angeles between 1972-78 after seven MANCHESTER _ The Elsewhere in the American Decision Angers Montreal Players Pittsburgh Pirates for Jerry Reuss AL seasons with the Chicago White executive board of the League, it was Chicago 5. Baltimore yesterday ... George Straznilskas Sox. “They hit two balls tlu t would Expo pitcher. Catcher Gary Carter joins Manchester Junior PMEHURST ( » 0CERY, INC. 1; Easton 7, Cleveland 6 in 12 innings: Substitute umpires Joe Mrvos and Dave copped the 6.2 mile Noah Webster have been homers in any other Kansas City 8, Toronto 3; Minnesota Williams, Rod Scott and Chris Speier in dis­ Women's Club will meet Pallone, holding mask, found themselves race in West Hartford yeslerday.Tim Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the .302 MAIN • 64.3.4ISI ballpark." 3, Oakland 1 and California 7. Seattle cussion. Umps, as usual, 'Von out. (UPI flanked by many Montreal players and Kane and Pat O'Neill placed second Robin Yount belled a long drive to 5. Texas at Detroit was postponed by home of Sharon Guerette. Manager Dick Williams after balk called on Photo) 114 Carpenter Road right-center field which was run cold weather. and third. PAGE TWELVE - KVENING HERALD. Mon., April 9. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon.. April 9. 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Floyd Rallies, 1J ^ Satisfying Season Nets $45,000. GREENSBORO. N.C. (UPI) — Sunday was a day of surprises: good for Greater Greensboro Open winner Ray Floyd and dis­ * For Houston Five astrous for young .Jack Renner To Win NHL Crown By Single Point Kloyd. a hclly North (,'arolina NEW YORK (UPI) - The Houston tear put the game on ice. opening round. Caldwell Jones and troubles began at the third hole as he Bob Dandridge paced the Bullets Darryl Dawkins added 16 each for nalivp. caino from six strokes back suffered live bogies in a six-hole Houston Rockets must have with 31 points. NEW YORK (UPI) - The” York Rangers 5-2 to win the NHL (he strange turn'the season took on ”We knew Montreal had to lose flashed the result,’’ said Potvin. to edge Gary I’laycr and George realized how important Sunday Philadelphia and D ^ Issel had 22 for regular-season title by one point. eclipsing Nelson^ Pyatl’s previous stretch and tixik a triple-bogey seven The other matchups for the 2-of-3 the Nuggets. New York Islanders needed a its last day. sooner or later," exulted the "After all. that just gave us more in­ Hums for the $45,000 first-p la ce on the loth night's game in Landover, Md. Montreal made the whole thing club high of 26. check, with a pair ol birdies on the preliminary rounds are; George Gervin scored 21 points to victory and some magic. They Islanders' Denis Potvin, who assisted centive. ” i lie hit his drive in the rough on the was to their playoff chances. Philadelphia against New Jersey possible by losing 1-0 in Detroit. .)im Rutherford stopped 22 shots twice to become the second Him k Hanks ;{. Bines 2 final two holes to finish at 6-under- win the NBA scoring title and send got both. Thai, plus the magic, made it a par-4 10th hole and his .second shot h it' The 81 games they had played (beginning Wednesday in The Canadiens; seldom do they fail and Dale M cCourl scored w ith 5:26 to defenseman in league history to Ted Bullcy scored on a 25-footer par 1X1 the Spurs to their second straight "We won the first season, now let’s champagne night for the Islanders, with just 52 seconds left to lift a tree, and went 20 yards out of Philadelphia). Phoenix vs. Portland to win this type of game. Seldom do play to hand Montreal its first defeat score 100 (101) points in a season. ■'This-is iny 17th year on the tour previously no longer mattered division title with a 117-101 victory go after the second. ” a happyCoach will) along wilii Montreal, (’hieago Chicago. It was Bulley’s eighth hounds. (starting Tuesday in Phoenix) and llicy get shill out. Obviously, the in thp clutch since 1975. when the "We didn’t expect it to happen and it's the first time I've come from because it had all come down over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Larry Al Arbour proclaimed Sunday night ana Boston will enjoy a first-round game-winning goal of the Floyd opened with birdies on the Denver against Los Angeles (getting three-time defending Stanley Cup Hullalo Sabres ousted the Canadiens tonight but it happened." a large deficit to win, " Floyd said of Kenon scored 36 to pace the Spurs, after his Islanders beat ojlie New bye when the Stanley Cup pliiyoffs season.Itnekies .5, Sabres .5 lirst and second holes, then mis.sed to this: Win and take the underway Tuesday night in Denver). champions weren’t acciislomed to from the .Stanley Cup Playoffs. And maybe it figured. After alt, the his nth tournament- victory 'f , who will meet the winner of the open Tuesday. Barry Beck scored Ids second goal an 8-l(Kit putt on the. 5th hole for his homecourt advantage for the The Kansas City Kings w,ent on the season in many ways belonged to the came from six back and won. I think Philadelphia-New Jersey series in Vancouver will be at Philadelphia, ot the game with 16 seconds left lo only bogey of the day. He birdied the upcoming 2-of-3 playoff series road Sunday and wrapped up the the quarters. Islanders, stilt only seven years old. Los Angeles will be al the Rangers, after all the.se years. I should have 12th and 13th. then clo.sed with an 18- Winner tiring Colorado into a tie. Jacques done that by now " with Atlanta; lose and play two Midwest Division crown with a 107- In other- NBA games, Boston Bossy scored twice, raising his Toronto will be al Atlanta and loot birdie putt on the 17th hole and a Sandra Post rushes to 17th 101 win over the Indiana Pacers. league-leading total to 69. And Bryan Bichard scored a hat Igick for Buf- Floyd's closing round of 67 over the of the three in Atlanta, where smashed New Jersey 127-101, Piltslnirgh will be at Buffalo in the 25-f(Kit putt on the 18th. TroUier finished with 134 points, lalo. i par-72 Forest Vaks Country Club hole to get look at her golf ball Chicago toppled D etroit 117-107, Sari bcst-of-ttiree preliminaries. Floyd, who took his first victory in the Hawks are mighty tough. good lor the Art Ross Trophy. Brniiis (i. Maple I.eafs tt course tied the low round ol the tour- that just misses settling in cup. Francisco defeated Seattle 89-86 and In other games on the last day of Boldly Schmautz scored two goals, 18 months, said he was happy he was The Rockets won. The Islanders heard the incomplete She went on to beat Nancy NBA Los Angeles bested Phoenix 111-103 the N lIL’s regular season. including the game-winner midway able to post his 6-under-par in the Score before they took the ice for the Lopez by one shot in Dinah Calvin Murphy scored 24 points and CHliri. 127. V ib IO I Washington beat P ittsburgh 5-2, llirough the second period. The win clubhou.se while the contenders were Most Valuable Player candidate Rookie Jeff Judkins poured in a Ihird period. Bossy immediately Chicago nipped St. Louis 3-2, PGA still on (he course, Shore play. (UPI Photo) Meanwhile, in Philadelphia. Denver pave Boston, the Adams Division Moses Malone added 20 to give the career-high 29 points, rookie Rick scored on the power play for a 3-2 Colorado knotted Buffalo 5.-5. and, "I think the guy who can get in and dropped a 112-111 squeaker to the cbmiipion, 100 points. Rockets a 112-102 season-ending vic­ Robey had 24 and Cedric Maxwgll 22 lead. ■ Boston downed Toronto 6-3. nament. putting him in a giKid frame post a .score makes the other players Sixers. The Kings’ win gave them ■ \V II\ tory over the World Champion as Boston finished its worst season in Then the scoreboard flashed the of- In Hie WHA. it was Winnipeg 6, of mind as he heads lor Augusta. Ga . force sh^its. " he said. their first division title and a bye in licial result. leaving the Islanders O ilers .‘i . lln lls |: Washington Bullets and wind up Tom three decades by snapping an eight- New England 4 and E’.dmonton 5, Bir- Stan Weir sixired a pair ol second- where he will tx' going after his se­ But Floyd stayed in the back of the SandraPost the first round. just one assignment: fipish oil their Ni.ssalke's "most satisfying" season game losing streak. mingliam 4 ■ - • period goiils to lift ICdnuinlon, Which cond Masters championship this scoring tent and didn't watch Player Otis Birdsong scored 32 points and Patrick Division rivals, who.learned as Houston coach. The Rockets won Scott Wedman added 25 to pace the B i i Mb 117, I’lBlonx 107 I'Im’I- I, Elillllrs 2 • needs any combinaliiin ol’ two points week or Burns finish their rounds. from some scoreboard watching of Repeats Win only 28 games last year. Kings to their 48th victory. Kansas Reggie Theus scored 26 points to ' I’aiil Holmgren provided the in­ to clincli first place in whal is the Player, the defending Masters Bobby Wadkins, whose brother their own that they had backed- into "Win or lose in the playoffs, I am City put the game away with a 14-0 become the league's leading rookie surance gbal with 3;flt left and league's last season. champion, had one birdie and 17 pars l.anny is the only two-time winner on third place with Atlanta’s 4-2 loss to .so elated with this season," Nissalke scorer in Chicago's win over Detroit. I’hiladelpliia clincbed second place in Jels (t. \\ liiilers I ' , Sunday for a 71 to finish at 28.5, while (he tour this year, saw victory slip PALM SPBINGS. Calif. (UPD - spurt over a 2:21 span of the third said. "This has been my most Mickey Johnson added 20 for the Philadelphia. Goals by Bossy and the Patrick Division Morris LiikowiOli and Hill Lesuk Burns had a 70. Irom^his grasp on the final ’three Nancy Lopez could be accused of quarter. The Pacers, who won 12 of satisfying sea.son as a coach, and it Bulls and NBA record assist man T ro tlie r made it an IslandcitiLeml lo Ciipilal-. .5. Penguins 2 scored in the third period to vault I’ layer mis.sed a birdie putt of holes choking down the stretch for the se­ their last 18 games, were led by doesn't matter what happens from an Islander season. Rookie Ryan Walier scored his- Wipidpeg liver New Elngland into about six feet on the final hole that cond consecutive tournament. Johnny Davis' 27 points, 20 in the Kevin Porter paced the Pistons with "I was kind of surprised they Wadkins was lied for the lead at 6- now on. " > 28 points. 27tli and 28tli goals of the season, lldrd place. would have pul him into a playoff iinder through 15 holes, but back-to- She had a two-stroke lead through first half. The victory allows the Rockets to W urriors 89, .SuperSonirB 86 with Floyd tiack bogeys on the 16th and 17th the first 10 holes of Sunday's final The Kings now wait to play the open at home Wednesday night but. Sonny Parker scored a game-high One of the most disappointed holes gave him a 74 Sunday for a round of the $305,000 Dinah Shore winner of the Phoenix-Portland more importantly, if a third game is series while Seattle takes on the vic­ 20 points. Joe Hassett and John John­ players at the end of the G(iO was closing 4-imder-par 284 and sole Winner's Circle LPGA tournament, Benner, who led or shared the lead and had a one-shot advantage after necessary, that will also be in tor in the Denver-Los Anggles son led the Sonics with 16 each. possession ol fourth place Houston, next Sunday. The Bullets l.ukiTB III, SunB 10.3 the first three rounds Player, who has 21 victories on the the 16th hole. Then she hit her tee matchup in the second round o ffte Cowens to Drop Coachingf now hang around to meet the winner ^ , Carr scored 11 for Los Benner battled near-5fl mph winds PGA tour and 114 worldwide, said shot into the trees on 17 and took a Western playoffs. in the quarterfinals. Angeles. The Lakers set an NBA Friday for a 71 after an opening Benner had nothing to bo ashamed of bogey At Philaiielphia, Julius Erving . r- Washington, who trailed by 12 record for field goal percentage this round 68, then followed that with a 2- lor shooling (he 80, praising the 22- But Lopez did not blow the tourna­ scored 35 points to allow the 76ers to points in the third quarter, came to season, finishing with a .517 percen­ under-par 70 .Saturday But it all fell year-old Californian for keeping his ment Sandra Post simply made wrap up the best record of the Concentrate on Player Role within 94-93 on a Greg Ballard hook apart Sunday as he flopped to an 8- composure. enough good shots to take it away Eastern wild-card qualifiers and the tage. That broke the me ,.509 mark set by shot in the final quarter before a 6-0 right to meet New Jersey in they^I'lwaukee in 1970-71 over-par 80 'What happened to .lack today Irom her. Time to Celebrate for Islanders^ Ace Scorer BOSTON (UPI) - The “You can’l do the job justice. You like Russell had. He (Russell) didn’t Benner opened with a birdie to go happens to all of us." f’layer said Post became the first player in the experiment was a trying one have too many duties— running prac- liave to do a lot of roaching. It was Mike Bossy shouts after scoring his second total is second highest in NHL history. to 8-umler after starting one stroke lie look It very well He behaved eight years of the tournament, the and in the end, it was simply lices. to motivate and the final bard for me knowing liow much had ahead of Bohhv Wadkins Mis goal of game and 69th of season as Islanders Ranger goalie John Davidson watches puck product is on the bench, " said lo he done," Cowens said. like I would like to see mv .son do." richest event in women's athletics that Dave Cowens the player this year, to repeat as titlist with a stopped Rangers yesterday, 5-2. Bossy’s goal settle in net. (UPI Photo) Cowens, who IcU the dual roles hurt Boston compiled a 27-41 record un­ one-stroke victory over Lopez. Post Don Zimmer Gamble gave up too much to be Dave bis perlormance as coach and player. der Cowens. hut won only six of its ^C C ISetters Score Two Wins earned the $.37,500 first prize and Cowens the coach and both "As a player, you can do the jo li un­ last 27 games when injuries and at- vaulted into .second place on the roles suffered. til llic final product. I feel in­ lilude problems devastated the team. Taking two decisions over the man 6-0, 6-1. A rchm abalt iM ) def. LPGA money list w ith $73,834. Lopez, Cowens, who had taken over as complete. because I don’t have con­ Cowens, however, left no doubt his weekend was the Manchester Com­ Ila riz 6-2. 6-2; Briggs-Nelson (M ) who took the $24,500 runner-up check, Celtics Gain New Owner coach of a floundering Boston Celtics trol ot the final product. It's been a value is on the basketball court as a munity College tennis team The def Buzoni-Grohyski 6-1, 6-1, Tyson- still leads the 1979 list with $76,475. Paid Off in Victory team in November with hopes of distraction lor me to play and con­ center, not a coach. This year was BOSTON (UPI) - The action get some playing time. I’m as good as the second half," said Cougar nellers dumped Becker Pierce (Hi defvY_MgCapruccia_; Lopez faltered badly in last week's restoring the team to its former tribute the way I should, ” he saiw. one of his worst statistically and he Boston Celtics gained an owner pleased going into the playoffs. We’ll Robey, who saw increased plqying missed the last two weeks of the .lunior College, 8-1, .Saturday and Ijopowiec 6-3. 6-2. ',w i^a m b a lt-L yg a LPGA Open at Costa Mesa. Calif,, CLEVELAND (UPI) - Scott to fill the bases to set up Paxton gave up back-to-back singles go back to our regular starling greatness, called it quits Sunday When asked if he would have input time after Cowens' suffered a season with a severe ankle sprain. bested Northwestern Cotnmunily (M< del I'ierce-D ortm an 6-3, 6-4. hogeying the 17th and 18th holes and Zimmerls gamble and Brohamer's to Jerry Remy and Rick Burleson in and lost a coach, but still lineup," said New Jersey,coach after five exasperating months. He into picking his successor, he said, "I Boston Manager Don Zimmer demobilizing ankle sprain. "I don’t Cowens grabbed the fewest College. 4-1, yesterday MCC vs Northwestern — Briggs the first playoff hole in a tournament bouncer to second base. the fifth . managed to give Dave Cowens Kevin Loughery. whose team meets think I could have gone through a will return next year as a player on­ hope they would consider my drew to an inside straight Sun­ rebounds since he joined the team in MCC is now 2-2 for the season. I M l del Glasgow 6-0, 6-1; llopow icc eventually won by .loAnne Carner. "I threw a lot of strikes but the um­ The Indians parlayed four singles a farewell win in his last game Philadelphia Tuesday night. tougher season mentally. But I’m ly- thoughts on the subject." day and the Red Sox went Cowens took over a 2-12 team from 1970 Mis 16.6 scoring average was Hesulls I M l del. Brown 6-3, 6-2; .Johnson iN i Post, ,3(), the wire-to-wire winner a pire kept calling them balls," said into three first inning runs off Boston Judkins played 29 minutes and hit already excited about next year. "I told the players before the game home with all the marbles. as leader of the NBA team. lormer coach Tom Sanders. He was the second lowest he has ever had, MCC vs Becker Briggs iMtX’i def Nelson 3-6. 6-1,6-4, Milka-Briggs year ago. started the final day tied Cruz, who gave up only one hit in started Bob Stanley and added single on 13 of 18 shots to pace the Celtics’ Mangurian owns the te'am and if we that I wouldn’t coach. There was no the third coach in 11 months and the his worst coming in the 1976-77 def Biizoni 61.6 (1 Hopowiec (M(X:i (M i def Glasgow-Brown 6-1, 6-0; with Lopez hut fell two strokes With bases loaded and one out in three innnings as the 21-year-old fast- tallies in the third and fifth innings on Cowens told the club prior to'Sun­ attack, fcellow rookie Rick Robey hit can get Larry Bird, we’ll be okay." reaction. They just jumped up and first player-coach since Bill Russell season, when he jumped the club for def Grohoski 6-1. 6-0. Nelson (M l llopowiec-Lyga iM l del, .lohnson- behind by the turn She birdied 11 and the 12th inning, a ll the runners were baller lost his first game of the year. a run scoring single by Wayne Cage day’s contest with the New Jersey for 24 points in 43 minutes and snared Boston co-captain Don Chaney down. ” the smiling center said. led the teiim in both roles in the late Ihrce months. def Pierce 6-0, 6-1, l.yga iM l del DiMauro 6-i. 6-3 12 to go even again and then birdied moving as Jack Brohamer hit a 3-2 "I threw four straight fast balls to and a sacrifice fly by Andre Thorn­ Nets he would not return as coach. a game-high 16 rebounds. Cedric called the season "a waste,” but said The decision came prior to Sun­ Ty.son 6-1, 6-2, M ilka iM i def Dort- 16 pitch and grounded out to second Brohamer after I had him 3-2 but he ton. That announcement came shortly day’s 127-101 win over the New •19(i(l's. "The reasons why I took the job Maxwell added 22 for the Celtics, he hoped to be back for another year. are still valid," Cowens said. “ I still Lopez birdied the par-5 18th to base, while Jim Rice raced home for just fouled off three and hit the next Rookie Chuck Rainey, blanked the after Harry Mangurian confirmed he who finished their worst season in 30 Jersey Nets. The team finished at 29- "It would have been easier if you Maxwell dressed quickly after the don’t regret doing it. Cougar Softballers Lose Pair close within one but watched Post the winning run to give the Red Sox a one, " he said. Tribe for three innings before had bought out John Y, Brown to years with a 29-53 record. game, muttering a few parting shots 53, its worst record in three decades bad an exiremelv experienced team. calmly nail her approach shot eight 7-6 victory over the Cleveland In­ Brohamer wasn't nervous when he walking Ted Cox to open the ninth become the sole Celtics owner. and saying he couldn’t wait to leave and the most losses in team history. Manchester Community College MCC was charged with nine more leet Irom the hole and got down in dians, saw everybody running. and set up the Tribe’s tying run on Boston, led by Jeff Judkins’ career- “Judkins is a good player, he the place. women's softball team dropped a miscues resiillmg in eight unearned two "It is a rare play and if it didn’t "The pitch was low. If the runners H arrah’s single. high 29 points, easily beat the hustles and he’s an outstanding "It was tough with so many doubleheader Saturday to flecker tallies In the nightcap I’ost finished the day at two-under- work. I knew I would have to do a lot weren't moving 1 would have taken "I thought Rainey pitched well and watered-down Nets 127-101. New shooter. He’ll be a pro for a long changes, but we’re rebuilding," .lunior ('ollegc. 15-0 and 13-5. at Hall's two-run single in the first par 70 for a tournament record 12- of answering," smiled Zimmer, the pitch, but I didn't want to take he will be in the starting rotation Jersey did not dress starters George time. ” Loughery said. Chaney said. "We had something Keeney Field put MCC in front but Becker came under-par 276 "especially to about three million any chances on the umpire. I like that when I go to the five-man rotation,” Johnson nor .John Williamson, and Many of the Celtics were talking like 30 guys play for us this year. Zimmer said. The Cougars are now 0-3 while back to knot it Pat Mancggia and "Winning this tournament people in Boston. I tried the play kind of baseball: it is aggresive and other starters Bernard King and Ed about the season that could have That’s unbelievable. You can’t win Becker is unblemished at 4-0. MCC l.isa Zoppa had two- and one-BBI represents all the work I've done for about three times in the minor in that situation I just wanted to get "If I knew the results would come Jordan saw limited playing time. been,* but never was. Robey, who by moving guys in and out.” was scheduled to face Mattatiick singles in the third to push the 27 years ol golf. " a jubilant Post leagues and it never failed. I guess I the bat on the ball." he said. out right by having three men run­ Wilson Washington paced the Nets came to Boston in January, finished Cowens fell the year showed some with 20 points. Community College today in Waler- Cougars to a 5-2 lead Hut Becker said. have just been lucky." Both teams treated the starting ning with one out I would try it. I strong, averaging 23 points in his last positive signs, with youngsters such luiry came liack in the fifth and sixth in­ Winner of the 1968 LPGA Cham­ The Indians had tied the score 6-6 pitchers roughly in the early going as don’t think I have ever seen that "We just wanted to let some of the seven games. as Robey and Judkins getting more Becker's .Ian Castrovetry twirled a nings willi six and five tallies respec­ pionship at age 19. Post did not win in the ninth on a two-out run scoring the Red Sox banged out nine hits and move,’’ said Cleveland Manager Jeff guys who haven’t been seeing much "I just wish the first half had been and more playing time. one-hitter in the opener, Donna tively another tournament until last year's single by Toby Harrah. It was a scored six times off Cleveland Torborg. Daniels' solid frist-iiming single up the Daniels was the losing hurler in the Winners Circle. She followed that single by Rice thaf“started the Red starter Mike Paxton over the first "I was happy with Cruz’ perfor­ mance,” Torborg said. "He gave up middle was the lone MCC blow nightcap, giving up 12 hits Hall was with another win. making Sunday's Sox on their wav to winning in the five innings. an infield single and there were a Cougar boiler Kathy Hall gave up 3-101-3 with two BBl and Maneggia 2- win her fourth and by far the richest. 12th Fred Lynn belted a pair of two-run couple of close calls on some pitches. nine hits and walked seven She lor-4 with two ,BBl for the Cougars. Carner. who finished with a 75 and With Rice on first and one out, homers off the Cleveland right­ THINKOF VOLKSWAGEN received limited support as the MCC had eight hits $8,750. is third w ith $70,050. Cleveland reliever Victor Cruz hander and Rice drilled a two-run Zimmer just gambled and he won." Cougars committed 14 errors with 12 The severe cold and windy con­ walked Carl Yastrzemski and George single off reliever Sid Monge after ol the runs unearned ditions look its toll on both sides AS FARTOF THE FAMILY.

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First for Manchester Hospital The Manchester Civic Orchestra moments where the orchestra almost The beginning of the second move­ presented their annual spring perfor­ reached that fullne.ss. only to be held ment wasn't too much of an improve­ By JI NK TOMPKINS lo cover a large wound, bone setting, back in control, as if performing ment. as the cellos were stiff and mutual clerk at the Plainfield whceU'hajr, my ca.st, and my brace." mance Sunday afternoon at Bailey lirriild Kr|iiirlcr restoration of blood circulation and Auditorium .Mozart. There were some nice horn awkward. However, things got better nervous system. Greyhound Dog Track. She says she When Nancy went home by am- The occasion was enhanced by the .segments, but the brass, overall, was with some nice horn work at the end MANCHESTER - It had been a A pin was inserted hro'ugh the thigh may look into operating an buhince, it was a complementary return of Stephen Johns, tuba .soloist, much trx) polite arid reserved. of the section. sociable evening last November 29 bones to the hip joint to hold them in answering service in her home when service ottered by the KB (Killingly- she is able. ^ to the stage of the Manchester ffigh The next item was the "Concerto The third movement, a funeral when Nancy Rhines, her husband. place. Dr. Gram said. Brooklyni Volunteer Ambulance Schixil Auditorium, a place where for Tuba and Orchestra" featuring march, built on Frere Jacques, Malcolm, and their eight-month-old Her dark eyes look sad when she Corps, affiliated with the Mortlakc "The bones are in the process oU talks about no longer being able t Mr. Johns once performed aS a the guest a rtist, .Mr. Johns. This con­ began nicely with the principal DIVISION OF FIRST NATIONAL SUPBIMARKETS. INC. son. Shawn, visited friends on Sum­ Eire Departnicnl of which Nancy's healing, " Dr. Gram said, 'The enjoy camping and nalui'e walks with member of the MBS Band certo was written by Ralph Vaughn bassist, who did. however, have mit Street. lather, Cjaie cc SI. Jean, is a nerves ar^ very slow in healing and it her husband. She is beginning lo con­ For me. and f hope for others as Williams about 25 years ago. in problems with a few notes in this It was late, after 1 a.m., when they is doubtful that sensation will be m em ber..! sider the things she can do. like well, this event brought to mind collaboration with an English tuba very exposed passage. Mention decided to return home to 84 S. Main restored in the lower right leg from Now she is reunited with her young several outstanding musicians who soloist. Phil Catelinet. who should be made of the oboe and bas­ St., Brooklyn. Conn. Malcolm went the knee down" ceramics, crocheting and crafts. sun whom she sees daily instead of on received their early training in the premiered the work as well, soon work heard in this movement. out to the car and w aiting fo r his w ife Dr. Gi am said that this is the first "I'm scaled to go home," Nanev weekends only. Shawn has been Manchester public .srhools. ft was Mr, Johns used an F tuba, a The best playing in the Mahler was and baby. Shortly afterward. Nancy ti)i)o Manchester Hospital has said bcfoi'c leaving the hospital. "It cared for by Nancy's parents. hothers me that I will be disabled the most fitting tfiul Mr Johns be the .somewhat smiler instrument, well by far the fourth movement The went out to toll him it would take her handled a situation like Nancy's, She looks Ihoughttui as she says, i-esl of my life. (Nancy is 25.) It "outstanding; musician" trained suited for the con.stant playing in the brass section was tight and well FOODWARiaimJSE awhile to awaken the baby and dress wher a lim b, so nearly severed from "This is a mii aclc that 1 somehow upper register throughout the piece. him for the trip home. bothers me that my baby may be l)avc lo |>;iv hack " here, in as rnuch as his father. trained and there were some exciting the body, has been restored. trinhforw'H M'lion ho cr'oc Robert Johns, a member of the The opening of the first movement moments by the tympanist and per­ Together, they crossed the street When the healing process is com­ orchestra, gave many years of out­ wastes no time in testing the range cussionists. I would concur with Dr. lo re-enter their friends' home. It, pleted. Nancy will be fitted for a full standing service as a teacher of in­ and technique of the .soloist, who sur­ Heller, who gave special recognition was about 1:.10 a.m. log hi ace which she w ill have to wear strumental music in Manchester prised most in attendance with the to the trumpets for their contribu­ lUKE IT YOUR The next thing Nancy remembers lo r the rest of heT’ life. Dr. Gram Manchester Public Records The concert began with an "over­ fact that the tuba is not limited to the tion, as they took their bows first. is waking up many hours later in the said. ture" by Walter fi fhrke. who was roll of "oom". as it is often heard in We in Manchester are fortunate to intensive care unit of Manchester Nancy spent three months flat on W iirranlv ilctolx the University of (.’onnecticut Music the traditional oom-pah-pah setting. have this organization, for if brings Memorial Hospital where she was Houghlaling, Itolh of Maliehcster. her hack before she-tried crutches Mary Jo Pease to (Jillic J Daigle Weddi))g April 28 at Center Department head in 1949 This work, Mr .lohns continued to disprove to our community a bit of class that told by her family and physicians lor the first time. Before slic left the and Carolano Daigle, pioporly at 80 ('ongreg;ili(mal Church.. .Ion A in 1978. was written for the the stereotyping by di.splaying the sets us apart from others, f)r Heller that she had been hit by a car and had hospital the end of March, she was W. Middle Turopike. $42,000. Ithinesmith nl Glastonbury and. Manchester J.'ivic Orchestra and snorous tone of the instrument in a and the orchestra, and Mr. Johns, suffered severe damage to her right faking daily therapy lessons and lear­ Levitt Cooslructino Co. loc to Dehorah I), Hilzen ol Vernon. Wed­ dedicated to its Director. Dr Jack lyrical song .setting in the second deserve both congratulations and leg;^ and had undergone extensive ning how to walk with the aid of a ('harli's M .Scasock a)ul Boooie J. ding April 14 -at I'hnamiel Lulhoan ffc llc r movement. The final movement, thanks for their hard work and surgery to try and save the leg. And walkei'. Dr. Grani applied a full leg Scasock. propertv at 124 Kent Drive. The energetic opening featured the again called upon the soloists dedication to fine music making. her life. cast which also covers the tilibk of Church $8,3.9(H) Hiehard P, Irish ol Vernon and horns and percussionists, the latter technical skills and range, capped by While Nancy and her husband were lu’i' liody a couple of days before she MaK Coosiruclioo Co. loc. to Kimberly S. Boudrieau ol having difficulty throughout this • a difficult cadenza, as the piece came crossing Summit Street, a car hit I^TM Rehearsals went home. He said he doesn't know Chester C. Vaniek and Stella S, Ne\v)))gl(in. Wedding April 21 al piece due to lack of confidence and at to a close It was indeed a pleasure them and knocked them both down. how long the cast w ill have to be left Varriek, p)'opeilv at 159 Love Lane. Pmamiel Lutheran ('hureh. times .seeming to be somewhat lost and a privilege to have Mr Johns MANCHESTER — The production Malcolm was only slightly injured on X-rays taken when Nancy visits $50,900, Bruce I. Green ol Brookline, ffowever. the woodwinds, who are home for this memorable perfor­ crew for the Little Theatre produc­ and was able to get up and walk the hospital regularly will rccoid the ■lohn ,1. Hahn and Nancy I). Hahn lo Mass., and Nancy Chapman ol usually giKid and an improved string mance. tion "Twelve Angry Men" will meet away. healing progress. Peter L MeGrail. pniperly at 60 Manchester Wedding dale May 5. .section, along with the horns com ­ The second half of the concert tonight at 7 :3 0 and on Saturday at 9 But Nancy was taken to the Because of the extent ot open C m ll Hoad, $01.00 eonveyanec tax. I I'iidi' liiinle- bined to make this contemporary featured Gustav Mahler's Symphony a m. Painters and builders are hospital with her right leg hanging wounds caused by the accident, a Gary S. Laurinilis and Marthan L. Noel H. Bi'adley doing business as offering quite interesting No I in 1) major, subtitled "Titan. " needed. loose from her hip, according to Dr. 1 ea))1 of infectious disease Laurinitis lo Prank H. Prallieeiaidi New England Engineering and In past reviews.! I have been a challenge for any orchestra. The rehearsal schedule for the play Peter B. Gram, orthopedic specialist specialists, epcdemiologists. and Michele Fi'allieehirdi. propertv Metallizing. critical of the fact that the orchestra The first movement was well will be Tuesday. Wednesday anil who, with other specialists, has been watched over her continually. The Friday at 8 p.m this week. All treating Nancy since the accident. at 150 McKee SI., $42,000. ,)ohn M ei’arland doing business as has difficulty with the fullness beyond the grasp of the orchestra. In concept of a team designed to .Samuel M Slein and Phuenee T. \'ina-Lum e id 75 Benton SI. required to perform anything from addition to .some rough spots, like the rehearsals and prodcution work will Dr, Gram said the bones were eradicate and contiol infection is be done at the Theatre Workshop. 22 shattered and were protruding Slein to .lames M. Arnold and •loseph V. Dumas doing business us the Romantic period The " Evening opening horn duet and some intona­ now at the hospital. Dr. Gram said. ('armela I). Arnold, p)iiperty at 94 Dumas Electieal Co, al 207 Green Prayer and f’antomime" from tion problems in the upper strings Oak St. through the skin from the front and Another hospital service, the social Sonny Brook Drive, $72,500, Hoad ffansel and Gretel. by Englebert and womlwinds. the first movement back of her thigh, and the blood service depart)iienl. helped Nancy in vessels were divided. There was no Iteleiixc ot iiMacliiiieiil ari'anging her personal affairs in­ Peter .1. Susea el al against Samuel circulation to the extremities from cluding post hospital care when she the groin down, and the nerves in the M. Slein et al. leturns home. Her home has. been Miit'i'iaui' lin'iixi'x T V Tonight front of her right leg were also equipped with wheelchair ramps, a LihiI’ a r M 'H (]lose Donna Kessler, registered physical therapist, gives encourage­ shattered. Dr. Gram said. A surgical Ralph K. Doyle Sr. and Donna E. fully automatic hospital bed, and Biishey, both ol Manelu'ster. Wed­ EAST HAHTPOHD - The East 34 87i Bill Moyers' Journal ment to Nancy Rhines who is learning to use a walker after teain worked on Nancy eight hours 6:00 11:00 other necessary accessories. ding dale April 12. Hartford Public LibiiO'y and its N«w< 00 FrMTo Be Me (j) 3 2 30 Nevrs H a l l o w e e n weeks of recuperation after her right leg was nearly severed the night of the accident. Nancy's future plans are uncertain lo vtL u cy O t Joker's Wild (S Carol Burnett And Friends Edwards offers you the "My family's encouragement and David E. Koonze of Parminglon branches — Wickham, Hoekanum, t J o k tr't Wild (1) Benny Hill E aster from her body as the result of an auto-pedestrian accident last al this linie, beyond regaining her 8:30 and Sharon H. .loyner ot Manchester. Penney and East Hartford High 1 Bozo'i Big Top 0 l Voice Of Faith the need for my baby kept me (71 Tha Whits Shadow November. Lack of muscular control necessitates an elastic strength and learning lo care for Wedding April 27 at Center Sehool lih ra iics — w ill be closed in ) TV Community CoUogo Cil Marv Griltin la Dick Van Dyke hanging in there." Nancy said. herself, her home and family. I My Thro* Sons ® Liars Club 87) Dick Cavett widest ehoiee and varieiy strap to hold her foot from hanging dow, (Herald photo by Since Nov. ,10. she has had about Congi'egational Church. ob.scrvanec ol Good Eriday, April 13. I Boninza Greetings Before the accident, she was still Thomas W (Juealy and Patricia J 11:30 1 Studio 8m 9:00 Tompkins) nine operations including skin graft on maternity leave from her job as a QH MO Cheryl Ladd Special d ) Rockford Files 6:30 00 n 00 NBC Movta Deliver­ (S) Tha Gong Show of Easter FavorHos, sueeulent ance" (1972) Jon VoighI, Burl 3 ) M o vie 'Mean Johnny X 0 Bowling l^or O olliri Barrows" (t975) Fred William­ amd Happy Aide Course Slated Reynolds Four Atlanta business­ Happiness Is... P Tho Prom iM i 01 Qod men find their weekend canoeing son. Roddy McDowell FARMINGTON - An Both courses will be con­ nurses, parents, scout 10 NBC Nows trip into a backwoods area turn­ a 32 90 Tonight r E u y Hams, LeaiHi^^Khr Beef, Guest Speaker Instructor's orientation ducted by Mrs. Beverly leaders, college students or A REAllY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT ing into a physical and psycho­ 30 Tha Rifleman it AIR CONDITIONED rV J Adicn-12 logical nightmare 87) Captioned ABC Nawa Passover course in )nother's aide Baymond. R N., and will those In olher leadership 87) Tho Growing Yoars tCAKMY IN Academy LMdars (baby-sitting), will be con­ locus on how lo present positions involving upper n Movie "The Crusades" 12:00 tWiUU) NOMINEE VERNON - W illiam N, )iiunity Council Inc. 6:55 (3) I Love Lucy fresh-baked goods, Easter from all of us ducted Wednesday. April elementary or junior high TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY IfONowt (1935) Loretta Young. Ian Keith McKay, former com­ The m eeting w ill be some important aspects of 01 The Rifleman i5, from 9:30 to 11:30 a m. school students. Richard the Lionhearted and his missioner of the State April 25 at the Moose child care and.simplc safe­ 7:00 followers set out to free Christian 12:30 -"THE DEER at Edwards! at the Greater Hartford ly procedures to young For registration and SPECIAL (J) CBS Nowf slaves in the Holy Land (2 hrs . d ) Movie "Foreign Intrigue" Candies... all for your own Department of Aging, will Lodge. Kingsbury Avenue. ) Six Million Dollar Man Chapter, American Red boys and girls who arc in­ further information, please 30 min ) (t956) Robert Mllchum, Gene­ he guest speaker at the an­ The social hour will start ) 40 ABC Nowa 87) The Scarlet Letter HUNTER” C ross, 209 F a rm in g to n call Cominunity Health vieve Page nual meeting of the al 0 p.m. and dinner w ill be creasingly called upon to 8 Uis. 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I Tha Odd Coupla (f^l MO Academy Awards James New members will be ) Ovar Eaay Soflhull Tryouts (^ Malodytand 1:00 elected to the Advisory 34 Austin City Limits HP Tha Odd Coupla 7:29 THE HEBRON — Tryouts for Board and the Board of 00 Dally Numbari 10:30 a a a Tomorrow the Girls Softball League Governors. 7:30 111 Life Of Riley will be conducted today (JU P.M. Magazine - ^ Consumer Survival Kit Reservations should be t e l (11 Tho Muppata from 12:30 lo 3:.10 p.m. at made by April 10 by calling (J) Nawlywad Gama 11 aum unirio NOW AT EOWAROS _ Gilead Hill School field. GLOBE the Hoekanum Valley Com- PATIENTS 32 Family Faud Theater P2dward Ely is chairm an of THE WILD n 87) MacNall / Lahrer Report munitv Council, One Court ® Thai's Hollywood Schedule Travel Service the league. 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Boston & Logan Airport WAlTDISNEYBl Let the sun Dawntxeakers is a student travel organization for boys and girls in grades five through twelve, 717 Mam Street • Manchestw shine kt! and IS dedicated to the recreational and educational needs of young people Bonanza The UMKI BlWiril Oawnbreakers is not affiliated with any church or ethnic group and is currently in its seventh year The student to counselor ratio is approximately five to one on all trips Our counselors A VOTE FOR CD FUNDS IS Slop m 01 (Vioo# l(M rchwiuki und ticket* lo ell pwnr* NORTH AVE work very hard and are dedicated to making your child's trip safe enjoyable and educational BOB'S MOBIL STATION IRREGULARS PLEASE CAaTHEArra All trips include round trip transportation, overnight accommodations, two meals a day. 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Edmund S, Nadolny cordially invites j ____ •Mount Vernon Va •Arlington National •7 days use •Discovery Island MANCHESTER BUILD'HARTFORD’S HOUSING? •The Lincoln Merhonaf Cemetery of Wall Disney eicursion •Jefferson Memorial •The Washington Worlds Transpor- •Polynesian Pool you to an evening with John Powell, S.J. •The Capital Monurnem tation System splash party ★ HARTFORD HAS LOST OVER 3334 CITY HOUSING .'.?s ‘is r.irr a .'S ’.' fl Check Cashing t Building •Natiorlai Archives •23 Attractions mside •River Country WRekty •U S Treasury •The Wriiie House the Magic Kingdom •SeaWorid UNITS IN THE LAST NINE YEARS AND EXP|CTS iTJren 14' I5i •The Smithsonian •Ford s Theatre •All evening vPioneer Hail I tnstiiute enterlainrr>ent Dinner Show THE SUBURBS TO COOPERATE TO CONSTRUCT You’ll laugh, *275 *‘150 NEW UNITS TO PROVIDE FOR THE CITY’S POOR for our shopping ‘ 185 7 DAYS 9 DAYS 7DAYS IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CD FUNDS. BUV SINGLE UNITS OR BUUfV, U A U / A I I WAIKIKI BEACH You’ll cry, cusiom ers n AW All HONOLULU TO ACCEPT CD FUNDS YOU ALSO ACCEPT t - •Flower Lei greeting on arrival EirNERWATVOUSAVEArEdmrdi . •An evening of fun and food al a Hawaiian Luau BERMUDA •A cruise of Peart Harpor HUD’S HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN You’ll never be the same. At Edwards, we sell our ?/- CIX5P V •Scuba diving off coral reef „ •All evening entertainment •Horseshoe Beach *685 8 DAYS VOTE YES FOR A TWO YEAR products in theeame way flow * of Fort Calher.ne ^ •Crystal and Leamington caves MORATORIUM AGAINST HUD as regular supennarkets Note Students must be 16 or older to rent mopeds* NANTUCKET ANO d i k i n g MARTHA'S v in e y a r d “FREE TO BE ME” III Hill'!: VOTE YES ON QUESTION 2 ^ but we also offer you larger *465 5 DAYS f •All admissions BE SURE. . . K B S has baan ssrvifig the Home Owntr for quantities and sizes so as •Ail evening entertainmem •7YEAIB.FbraoompMeFREEIN8FECTIONofyourhonM ON APRIL 17th Channel 30 8 P.M. *175 7 DAYS by a TarniHa Control Expert, suparvisad by the finest to give you a choice of ways Edwards Welcomes U.S. tachniealstafl,phons(: to save! _ Governmenf Food Stamps! TONIGHT April 9, 10, 11 ■ e-i, . \ . \ j / / For information call ASK QUESTIONS AND ATTEND PUBLIC HEARING i . 3 - - ■■p-oe'; 1^/ 203-525-2111 AT ILLINQ JR HIGH! 7:30 PM ------

For free transcript write: ' . JOIN CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR MANCHESTER’SVDWBPMENT MANCHESTER • 20S Spencer St. at K-Mart Plaza D.WVNBRF.XKKH.*^ BUSS TERMITE CONTROL DIV. OF BUSS EXTERIM M TOfl COMPANY • EOT, 1862 GLORIA DELLA FERA - TREASURER OFFICE OF RADIO AND TV, 785 ASYLUM AVE., HARTFORD, CT. 06105 ."^Ti'l'KN'T Tm i'> \ M 'T ItA '-K ;. '.Mi' i “Irr-p F i' 5' a P • . Tht O ldsft A Largest in Conn. PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Mon.. April 9, 197» ■ . NOTICE FOR ADMISSION OF ELECTORS * •••••aaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaavaa • EVENINCi HERALD, Mon., April 9, 1979— PAGE SEVENTEFIm TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. - Help Wanted '. 13 Help Wanted .13 . . . 4 . . • ••a4a»asa«aaaajaaaaaaa««,a V Debate, Tonight INDEX Notice is hereby given that ihe.Board for Admission of ' n NOTICES YOU C A N T Help Wanted * 13 Help Wanted ’ ' ‘ : 13 Help Wanted ^ , * ;I3 NOTICU Electors for the Town of Andover Will be in session in the ' R N .'L P N , 7.to 3 and 3 to 1 NURSES AIDES- Full time, .A-SS1ST PU'RjCHA&iNtJ- HIGH . SCHOOL- 1 - loM «rtd Found Town Office Building on .Monday A pril 16.1979 from 9 A M to .shifts. Good pay, good all shifts. Experience : MISS . T.YPESETTK.R- -Experienced preferred, but training w ill be AGENT./ 'EXPEDITING-: .SOPHOMORE OF Junior boys 2 — Po^aonais ;8 PM . in accordance with State Statue Sec, 9-17 for the purpose Personals 2 Benefits, and working con-' p rd fep ^ . ljut will-cqnsid6r On GD Program 3*— Aimeuneemente„ Mmimal t.vping. 'Filftig.. phOne for part time 'dishwashing- ditioris. Apply'in berson, V e r' ■ given. Apply in.person: East • THIS training' good- t.vpist.. Work When in need of a Service or Product 4 » EntortiJnmont 111 adniiUing all persons'who are found to be qualified to be , 'Hartford Convalescent Home. coiUact. Must 'have pleasing ('automatic'- dishwasher) a'nq 5 AuCttOnt r i d e ■ '.WANTED -TO . non.Manor. 180 Regan Road. (fay's.- .Excellent -oppqrtu'nitv- Electers ol the Town of Andover. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ personality. Respo'nsible phki- other kitchen Chores after' MANCHESTER — Continued participation in the HUD HAMILTON STANDARD. Vernon. wi'th good fringe benefits. Call FINANCIAL The qualifications are as follows; Applicant must be eigh­ ford, .tion.. Fringe benefits. EEO school and Saturdays. Apply Windsor Locks. 7:30 to'4:00. for appointment. 646-6161. Community Development Block Grant program will be 6 — Bondt'StocXt'I^Mgagot teen ycar.s-of age. must be a resident of the Town of Andover, FBEE Employer. Call 289-8291, after in person: Brass Key Call 643-5686. CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC Prestige Printing. 135 Main debated tonight in tiling Junior High School auditorium at 9 —/^•raonal Lotos m m i k e t a n a l y s i s 3 p.m. Restaurant. to — 'inturtnet if loreign%)rn must a naturalized citizen. - Experienced only. Top PA R T T IM E • No nights. No Street. Manchester. 7:30. The public lorum will include a period for questions Riilh K. Munson. Town Clerk wages. T^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 weekends. Long holidays. July what is your CMFLOYMINT and August o ff. Many retired STATION ATTENDANT GENERAL OFFICE GAL- CALL A PROFESSIONAL from the audience. 13 - Htip wtmtd Board for. Admission of Electors Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield. property worth? GENERAL MECHANIC ■ . Needed full time 8 to 4:30. 14 — Bufttnttt OpportundJts ni4-4 Announcements 3 gentlemen and housewives Full time days. Paid CMS. NEEDED- Full time. Apply in Speakers who advocate that the town drop out of the 563-0151. We will, inspect your Non-smoker, Send resume to: 15 — Situtiion Wanttd enjoy driving school buses. Blue Cross & Life Insurance. person: Gorin Sport Car HUD program for two years will be Eugene Sierakowski JOIN Us • Vote NO. Question properly and suggest an Center. Route 83, Vernon. P.O. Box 12. Tolland. Conn,. EDUCATION RN-LP.N wanted for full or WHY NOT YOU? We will Amerbellc Corp.. 104 East 2. April 17th (12 noon to 8 asking price, (No 06084. 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 of Concerned Citizens for Manchester's Development: 18 — Pnvit# Intlfuctiooi - k k (; a i . n o t i c k part time on all shifts. Apply train. Call Vernon, 875-2826. or Main Street, Rockville, Apply 19 — Scnooit'Clasttt p m.i Community Develop­ Manchester. 643-2414. obligation) HELP - Ladies over 18 with Town Director Joseph ^Sweeney; and Carl Zinsser, director ol nursing. Salmon- between. 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.ni. REAL ESTATE CAREER. 20 — instructiont Wtnttd TOWN OF MANCHESTER ment Funds w ill improve the car. Part time work for full minority leader of the town's Board of Directors. brook Convalescent Home, off PaulLCorrenti An Equal Opportunity Earn $20,000 + annually. Must REAL ESTATE quality of life in Manchester BUS DRIVERS - will train if time pay. No investments. Speaking against the moratorium and in favor of con­ The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on House Street, Glastonburv. RulEsWt Employer. be willing to work hard. 23 Homtt for Stit for everyone! n e c e s s a r y . A n p ly 90 Call 289-4443 before 10 or after SIWim MACHINE NEPAIM MEN’S HAIR STVLINS 24 Loii'Land for Salt Monday. April 16,1979. starting at 7:00 P.M.. in the Hearing Please call 633-5244. 3. Excellent commission RE5TAUHANT tinuing in the HUD program will be Gerry Harvey of Brookfield Street. &mth Wind­ SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS FOR 25 — Invtlfmtnt Property Room ol the Municipal Building. 41 Center Sfreet. arrangement. Part timers .fOlN; Mayor Stephen Penny; and William Sleith, a 28 — BulintM Property NURSES AID ES wanted for sor. Call 289-5918. HEBRON. Columbia and 27 Property Manehesler, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following OUTSIDE WORKER - Pipe considered. For a confidential BILL’8 8EWIN6 member of the Down Coordinating Committee. — Rtftort petitions; Colchester. Call 537-5234 or Hairstyling 28 n«tl Etfati Wtnitd EMPLOYMENT full time, on all shifts. Apply Laying & Septic Tank Work. interview, Ralph Pasek. CARRY NATIONS •TEXAS OIL CO. needs 537-5766 between 8 and 5 MACHINE REPAIR8 James Breitenfeld. president of the Greater Item I No 664 director of nursing. Salmon- 6 4 6 - 5 2 5 2 Realtor. 289-7475, for MI8C. SERVICES mature person. We train. weekdays, Some mainfcnance work in Quality (Fork at 643-1308 Manchester Chamber of Commerce, will moderate the brook Convalescent Home, off com m ercial kennel in bad 31 — StrviCM Offtrtd Help Wanted 13 Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. 32 ~ Ptinting>Ptpdring Merrill .1. Whiston — Variance is requested of Article II. House Street. Glastonbury. weather. Drivers License es­ TELEPHONE SALES- Part G o o d P rleetl ■ Men FINE LUNCHES discu.ssion and the question period. Members of the Worth. Tex. 76101. ------PSYCHIATRIC NURSE------SECRETARY - Full time. 33 — ButIding.Conirtcting Section 13 12 01 and Section 13,06 to reduce west side yard to Please call 633-5244, sential. Hours: 8 a m. to ap­ time. Salary plus commission FRie PICKUP a DtUVINY Comor o( Con tor A Main t t audience will be invited to submit written questions to 34 — Roofing.Sidirtg TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. Opportunity to practice primary nursing and assume a Some shorthand required. 487 Main 81. approximately 13 feel and east side yard to approximately 5 proximately 5 p.m. About 10 and bonus. Experienced MANCHItTIR 35 — Httltr^g.Phjmbing Apply 81 Commerce Street, BABYSITTER NEEDED- leadership role In group and family therapy In an en­ South Windsor Bank Si Trust CALL 6494487 Manchaatar 64M167 any of the panelists or to Town Manager Robert Weiss or 38 — Floonrvg leel to permit erection of addition to building'— north-west SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for hours weekly overtime. Rate prferred. but not nccessarv. Glastonbury. PTG Company. Call anytime after 6 p.m.. 646- vironment which encourages profeeslonal accountability Co. Main office, j^ply in per­ Area Deputy Director Ronald Black of HUD. 37 — Movir>g.Trucnmg.StOfig« corner ol I’eorl and Harri.son Streets - Industrial Zone. South Windsor. Will train. $3.35. In q uire M cK in n e y 528-0292. 38 — Strvictt Wtnttd Telephone 633-7631. .Apply 9 Brookfield Street or 0767. and growth. Excellent salary and benefit program as well son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd.. Members of Cadette G irl Scout Troop 77 will serve as South Windsor. Between 9 AM Brothers Sewage Disposal AUTO SEHVICE nPINO SERVICE ROOHNO A QUTTERS Item 2 No 667 call 289-5918, aft^r 12 noon. as a participative role In the development ol an emerging SUBSCRIBERS SERVICES ushers. MISC. FOR SALE psychiatric service. and 3 PM. Co., at Canine Holidav Inne, 41 — Ariiciti for Salt Donna Townsend and Eleanor H. Parks — Variance is REPRESENTATIVE For The 1-eague of Women Voters of Manchester and the 42 — Building Supplitt HOUSEKEEPING- Woman Opening Is on our 3PM to 11PM shift. 200 Sheldon Road. CONCORDE requested of Article II. Section 5.01.01, minimum lot fron­ NURSES AIDES - Pull time, needed for light Manchester. 8:30 a.m. or 5:00 new Prepaid Group Practice. AHENTION 43 — Ptta ‘Birdt. Oogi and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. Candidates with psychiatric experience desirable, par­ INSTALLER - 3M scotchtint MAPLE M©bil ROOFINB AND Manchester Human Relations Commission are spon­ 44 — LivtflOCk tage to divide parcel of land into two lots, one of whieh housecleaning, 7 hours per ticularly In pediatrics. p.m. (.An HMO) opening soon in BUSINESSMEN AND 45 — Boatt 8 Acettaonta ^ Experienced preferred, but solar control films ■ start fSup«r Servicpy Inc. BUTTERS soring the event, would have less frontage than required 1.75 feet required, 73.5 MACHINISTS For Aircraft week. $4.00 per hour. Inquires whether by telephone or personal visit should be East Hartford. Experienced Phil HTIMATIS 48 Sporting Qoodi we will train. Apply in person:. $4.00. High potential. necessary in. consumer GAS • OIL - LUBRICATION - STUDENTS 47 Oardtn Pfoducta leel pro|K)sedi - 4 Oakland Street — Residence Zone B Parts- Experimental and References . necessary. Call directed to: C L E R K - Checking invoices, Profoislonol typing dbno In my MFIMNCaa AVMLAILI East Hartford Convalescent Excellent fringe benefits. relations, preferably in the ACCBBtORIBB 48 — Aniiguta .Short Run. Job Shop hetwehn 6 and 8 p.m., 643-5190. PERSONNEL MANAGER Training provided. Call receipts and general office TIREB AND BATTBRICB homo. Roaibnibly pricod • CALL 49 ^ Wanttd to Buy Home, 745 Main Street, East Health Care area. Must desire n o tnWCE tT. MANCHESTER Qvick, pron^k oorvfeo. Item 3 No 669 expet-icncc preferred. To NEWINGTON CHILDRENS HOSPITAL EIrnoto Associates, 647-1411. duties. 40 hour week. Apply AARP Unit To Hear work on either Lathe: Hartford. to work -in team -setting. nwMf4B44l7 646-3337 868*0813 RENTALS . K K Associates — Rcquc.st .Special Exception in accor­ • Gacr Brother. 140 Rye Street. ■ 151 EAST CEDAR STREET Degree required. Send 52 ~ Roomi lor Rant dance With Artieje If, Section 7.09 to use sidewalk adjacent Bridgeport, Cintimatic or. NEWINQTON,CT.06111 DENTAL HYGIEI^IST- Part South Wind.sor: • ■ • ' 53 Apartmtnta for Rtnt Tracer. Top Pay for right SCHOOL .BUS DRIVERS-- resuiTie by A p ril 20th.' to: lo building at 324 Broad Street, to conduct sidewalk, sales Sn m tl eeciftmllrmplonr time ’.poisition . available. 54 — Homta for Rtnt man. Excellent fringe Excellent Part .Time work. Pl5RT TIME ■ to operate hot Zarina Shockley; NCC ’HMO: CHIMNEY CLEANINQ SERVICE SIDINC, STORM WINDOWS, DOORS, AWNINOt, A CANOPIEI Exchange Students 55 — Bulinttt for Rant Irom. small wagons vending such items as hot dogs,, ice Will -trsin. Call Manchester E x p e r i e n c e d Prevcfition oriented. Call 64Q- Inc.. 275 Broad Street, Wind­ 58 — Raaort Property for Rent benefits. Apply, at: Paragon ■3003, • . dog .stand, ip Manchester.' directors-at-large; Mary 57 — Wanttd to Rent (team and Rowers along with approximately'4 outside Tool Co.., liic., 421 Adams 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. ' MACHINIST, TOOL MAKER, Hours 10:30 ■ 3. Call after 5,' sor. 06095. An Equal Oppor- MANCHESTER-'Three POWER PJIESS nor Fraher, direeJor and 56 ~ Miac for Rent tahles. umbrellas and (Jiair,s, dates of use from May 24th Street. Manchester. 647-9935. 643-6792. tunily Employer, American Field Service SECRETARY - Part time OPERATORS AND SET-UP n m m w k T i BOOKKEEPER - 'Full time BrlQMli Ihrough Septepiher 8lh annually - Business Zone Iff. chairperson of nomination AUTOMOTIVE ■MAN. Apply in person, H & B for a busy 2 physician practice exchange students will pre­ 81 Autoa for Salt Item 4 No 670 mornings, VernoirCirclearea. Wa Can CIva Yeu 3 ,4 dr Evari r CARPENTER'S HELPER - INDIVIDUALS NEEDED TO, CUAMN Tool i i Engineering Co., 168 T 2, iiTGlastonburv'. 4 1/2 days-a sent a program Wednesday committee. Continuing in 62 Trucks for Sale P.ART TIME. Work - from Typing.- and machine , Experienced .preferred. Call WORK- As Homemaker: SHOULD 83 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale J.aszlo Szarka — Variance is requested of Article II, Sec­ Forest Street, week. Compensation .com- - office will be James home on the phone servicing transcription a must. Send Manchester. ^ 6 Hours’ Work an WEEKDAYS f Tim Conncllv at 646-1379 aftc/r Home Health Aides, an agen­ BILL TUNSKY at the Manchester Chapter, 84 — MotorcyclfS-Bicycies tion 13 12 01. to reduce south side yard to .50 feet to permit E.O.E. M/F. mensurate with experience. i MCUIDE McKay and Barbara 85 ~ Camptrt.TrailerS'Moblle our customers in vour spare resume to Box AA, c/o ' Speclallntervlewt held at yC 6 PM. cy serving 10 towns East of American Association of erection ol addition to industrial building — 145 Adams Street Manchester Herald. Send resurhes to Dr. Vacek, F’otterton, for two years, Homes lime. 249-7773. . , C 89 Talcottville Rd. M River. Must, have own car. YOUR FIREPUCE ★ ALUMINUM A VINYL SIDINQ Retired Persons, meeting 88 — Autornotivt Service — Industrial Zone '2638 Main Street. Glastonburv Training provided. Mileage (20 Colore To ChotM# Prom) and George Pottertorj and 67 — Autoa for RenMeatt ' . Vamon, Ct. ' ^ 06033. , • . . WAITRESS - No experience at 1 .30 p m, in Cooper Hall Hem 5 No 671 ’ ’ needed. W ill train. Night shift. reimbur.semcnt. Pa'rt time r t r » i c f e Ethel LeLeu, one year. Tueaday.AprinOi from 10 A.M .-4 P.M. I L available. Good fri-nge ★ AWNINQS 4 CANOPIES of .South United Methodist Peler If Zerio— Variance is requested ol Article fl. ,Ser- MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - ' Apply in.person: Silver Lane n o e m m r x ^ ehrutb Church. The chapter is planning lion 4 01 to permit erection of Iwo-familv house in a Restaurant. 281 Spencer benefits. Phone - River East ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS • 2 full days a week. Heavy Home Health Aid Service, ai to trip April 25 to visit the Residence.Zone A — 222 Hilliard Street. 1 ichONALD’S® Street: Manchester. Jocelyn Ivory of New INVITATION TO BID i talephcine duty. Previous 643-9511 lor appointment. Phone 649*9098 experience preferred. CALL JAMES AT Zealand and Juan Pedrini "Arts in Connecticut" Yale The Manchester Board of Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the * ' In ManchMter & Vsrnon ^ FREE ESTIMATES -F EASY TERMS Compensation commensurate SHORT ORDER COOK - Must 649-8522 of Argentina, both atten­ University, A bus will I’lanning Olfiee. A ll [lersons intereslcd may attend the.se LP N For new prepaid group Education solicits bids for with experience. Send be experienced. Apply in per­ After 6 p.m. leave the South Church practice land HMO) opening ding Manchester High Electrical Supplies for the hearings. resumes to Dr. Vacek. 2638 son: Silver Lane Re.stauranl, soon in Ea.st Hartford. School, and .Jackie parking lot at 9:30 a m. In­ 1979(80 .school year. Scaled Zoning Board of Appeals Main Street, Glastonburv. 281 S p e n c e r S t r e e t , Experienced nccessarv in formation and ^ costs for bids will he received until 3:00 Edward Coltman, Seerelary 06033. Manchester. lludlund. who was an BOYS $ CHIS Pcdialrir Care, preferably in this trip and three trips in P M April 17. 1979. at whieh Daled this 9th dav ol April. 1979 exchange student to Iran, DENTAL MEDICAL an Ambulatory Care Selling. time they will he puhliely 015-4 WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR will give illustrated, talks. May, can be obtained by .A.SSISTANT W AN TED - Part Mu.st desire to work in a team This opened The right is reserved Flower Locations, Friday, Miss lledlund will talk contacting Lucille Mahone, time. For Oral Surgery Of­ approach to health care. Send to rejeet any and all bids Work After School Saturday or Sunday. Car resume by April 13th.. to: about Iran, and the visitors 19 Hamlin St. needed. S.D.R. Enterprises. fice, Typing and experience Speeiflealions and bid forms with insurance form Zarina Shockley, NCC/IIMO. Directory- Andover. Conn., 742-9965. about their way of life in may be secured at the NOW nccessarv. Call 872-8331 275 Broad Street, Windsor. WE NEED PART TIME Conn.. 06095. Equal Oppor­ their honwlands. Busine.ss Office. 45 N. School MECHANIC FOR DIESEL tunity Employer. It Will Save You Time And Money. The chapter's Street. Manchester, Connee- YOU CAN PUCE YOUR 1. Over 12 yrs. of age SALES AND STOCK PEOPLE TRUCK FLEET- Must.be STEADY DEPENDABLE nominating committee, ticut Havmond E Demers experienced, with own tools CLERK TYPIST NEEDED ■ You Can Advertise Your Service or Business In This headed by Louise Taylor, 016-4 Steady work. Good benefits. 50 to 60 wpm. General office M E D IC A L A.SSI.STANT FOR Directory For As Little As $3.10 Per Week. Please Call CUSSIFIEO AD ANYTIME Call 649-4523. duties. 35 hour week. DOCTORS OFFICE. will pre.sent a slate of of­ You'll slock shelves, price merchandise, help . 643-2711, ask (or Tina or Joe. ... cuatomere and gain valuable experience and Excellent fringe benefits ROCKVILLE - Monday, ficers and directors. They HAIRDRESSER ^ .Small friendly office, in East 2. Neat knowledge In a rapidly growing business. Previous Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday, are Frank Morasco, presi­ I’ n iliiile N otice Experienced with following Hartford. Call for interview. 12 to 6. Send resume to Box retail building material or home canter experience dent and director for two Courl III I’rcibalp. D c ln c l iil For full- or part-time position. Mrs. Palmer 289-9576. CC, c/o Manchester Herald M.'inchp.^liT helpful but not necessary. Call 643-2461, ask for Joe or years; Fred Towle, first Help Wenlod 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 NOTICK OF lIKAIflNO Kathy. vice president and director FSTATK OF KATAHZYNA Openings available (or mornings and weekends EXPERIENCED BAKCLSKI aka K.ATIK HAKII.SKI for two years; Lillian Shen- 3. Willing to work hard also MACHINISTS St L A T H E aka KATIK HYf.’llOl,.SKI (Jocoased JANITORIAL HELP OPERATORS- Full or part MANCIIKSTKR AHKA IIN. or LPN- Part time. 11 to7 LOCAL MANCHESTER sic, .second vice president Purmml to an order of Hon William evenings and weekends. EVENINGS - Experienced in K FHzfiorald Judi’e dafetl April 4 time. Excellent benefits. App- WOMKN (temporary). a 111 Weekdays or weekends. FIRM Requires the services and director for two years; 1979 a hearlnjj will be held nn an tile and carpet care. 643-5747 h- in person at: 1422 Tolland th e Secretaries and typists Laurel Manor, 91 Chesinul of a pari time Cleaning Per- applleatiun pravins thal an iristniment 'Turnpike. Manchester. LM needed for interesling tem­ Sheet. (149-4519, .son lo maintain their offices, Marion Ander.son, recor- purportlnx lf> ho the last will and testa­ ment of said decoa.seil be admitted tanTkMhiwinUi 4 thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 son at A Special Promotion will Appear on p.m., ask for Mr. LaVigne, ’tt&tasi'* FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS CKOUSE-HINDS Sopco. Corp. THOMAS CADliilC f c f IniWitek . Wo will giva you 2 Tag Sola Meadows Convalescent kbniw cekEW kwnw iK k . e™ Canall 1530 Albaiiy Avtmw 1 2 3 4 5 Home. 333 Bidwell Street. Mkl. 1 M W k 491(5 WEDNESDAY-APRILISth \aa;\l rs o T ic E Signa FREE, whan you Wlndeer Looks, ( Manchester, Conn. Hartford, Conn. FREE! com# In and placa your ad In poraoni 547-5194 527-0171 m S I K M S T r • 9 10 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there will be a Special 6 You Should Be Repretenled Meeting ol Ihe EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT of MANCMfiTM, CT. Manchester, Conneetleut, to bo hold on Wednesday, April 11. 11 13 13 14 .,. . It VBMN MtfTE TtLlkHOM - S4S-14ST 1979. at 7 .30 p m. at Ihe Eire Department. 32 Main St., . Mtakkkhbkbwr Own and operate your $ n u n m K n a n m i Manehester, Conneetieiil for leh following purpose: ii 17 ii ■ ii' CLERK/TYPIST own vending routes. 4-10 If you have not already been contacted a 922 SILVER LANE 1 Review sower information regarding request from MAP hrs. weekly. Complete Pleaae Call e a s t HARTFORD Asswiatos lo the Eighth Utilities D istnet to provide sewoi------it . 5 ‘" 23 24 ___I needed to handle vwious darlcel dutiesj company training and loea- COLONIAL service to the Bueklund Commons. telephone and Ming in smaE olllce ot es-l tion setup. Cash invest­ NOW Manchaatar SUSAN PECK 3B 27 3B 29 30 had'manufacturing company. Gk>od oppor- ment needed. HIRING: 7 Rooms Near Grammer 2 To tran.sael any other busine.ss properly coming before the lor rtght person to learn office procadiee. Plan I $2,060.00 School Playground and new meeting Night kitchen workers, 2 643 -2 7 1 1 , sy Co. paM beneMs « good starting salary. PUn II $4,960.00 Recreational Facility. part time Day Hostess. THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT 31 33 u u Plan III $9,710.00 $45,900. Copy deadline - Wedneiday April 11 (| No Phone Calls Please. App­ By Helen Warrington ICeBtoreppomtmerit: Plan IV $14,190.00 ly between 10 and 5. Equal GROUP! Cierk .o SF u 39 ZD ■ Call Toll Free^ 1-600-237- Daled at Manehester, Conn, this 6th dav of April 1979 289-2717 280e

CE COMPUTER MTINU $ERYIC§ ACROSS DOWN . Aniw ir to Previous Puiilt •4 match ^ ... f^R/\NKlY, X POM'T Pear Abby 1 Mambrinout 1 Priaaft IT ¥ u r4FJ mfeei mRY rmr pouch mantia [T3 um nn $ Grton-blue 2 Tall tala [13 1□ BO = ' V^W APir A PEj?f£CT By Abigail Van Buren color 3 Oidord □ N□ □□ 9 At the back 4 WIna barral Lwm1 Un]X M P C T C rH . 12 Hawaiian 5 Boor IK1 iaiand 6 American in 2. Mf 5 13 Ling Britain AS 1 L2 7 Dog group n T 1 T DEAR A B B Y — Our 16-year-old daughter'recently mar­ 14 Auricia E! 1 LiJ 15 Articulate (abbr.1 3 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ried a boy my husband doesn't approve of, but she was preg­ 8 Gibar □ E \Pt nant at the lime and it seemed the best solution. (She didn't 17 Pindar opui Lj0 "hT T t Sa/v/cai OHtred 31 Ptlntlng-Paptrlng 32 Building Contracting 33 18 Compaaa 9 Van period of MAXIMIZE YOUR tell us she was pregnant until it was too late to do anythin? time 1 c T An point (£ c I T H1 REFUND ______*3 'ff N(* wc TM about it.) 19 Nattla to Lola color BRICK. BLOCK. STONE. MINIMIZE YOUR TAX q u a l i t y p a i n t i n g and LEON CIESZYNSKI The baby was born three months after they were married. Priscilla’S Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Sand hilla 11 Vary (Fr.) 29 Biblical 43 Raign Kireplaccs.concrcte, Chimney BUILDFIR- .New Homes. Ad­ 16 Lubricitai U l Cm trat D. 0«mnM Paper Hanging - by W illis •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •«••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• It was a little boy, so they named him after my husband, hop­ 22 Entira garden 44 Malarial (aver repairs. No job too small Schultz. Fully insured ditions. Remodeling, Rec 21 Egypt (abbr) ArtIclet for Sale 41 ing it would soften him up, but it didn't work. Our sob-in-law PRISCILLA, SOU'VE GOT ^ WE CAN'T AFFORD N PIVERT SOUR MINP.' 23 Southarn 30 Water birriart 45 Eagla’i neat profMtiofMlIy p n p m Save! Call 644-8356 lor es­ references 649-4.'i43, Rooms. Garages. IGtchens Boata-Aeeeeaorlee 48 Apartmenta For ReM S3 fo' Sale SI 22 Broke bread is going to college and working, too, trying to make TO STOP THINKING . O IE RIGHT NOW REAP A BOOK, WATCH itata |abbr.| 32 Inlimita 48 Firat-rita your Inoom# lax raturn timates. Remodeled. Ceilings. Bath 24 Laavas out 23 Held in FtT.L LENGTH Ranch Mink 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY something of himself, but my husband hales him. He's still ABOUT HORSES ANP THAT'S FINAL ' T V - CO SOMETHING' 35 Boisai (comp wd I • Work guaranlaod .I P, LEWfS & SON- fntcrior Tiie. Dormers. Roofing. TROMBONE- In excellent ONE BEDROOM 27 Tumad wondir SPORT STATION WAGON - so upset over the whole business he hasn’t even gone to sec 36 Accountant 47 Sacrit EXPERT PAINTING and Residential or Commercial. Coat, excellent condition. Size condition. Buescher. with APARTMENT - On Main 31 Whip 24 Eight |Sp.) • Your homo or mino and Exterior painting, paper 29.000 miles air. fully loaded, the baby yet. 1 go often, but I have to go alone. (ibbr.l I.ANIJSI.'APING Specializing hanging, remrxieling. carpen­ 649-4291 • 12 or 14. $800..875-2344.. oversized case. $250. Call 649- Street, Available immediate­ 32 Daar (Fr.) 25 But |Fr.| ichami • Individual and trailer package. $2^. 649- OKAV, FOP. 38 Sat in Exterior llogse Painting. try. Fully insured. 649-9658 7085 anytime. ly. $175 monthly, includes; Abby, I think my husband is acting like a stinker, but 33 Eaau’a wifa 26 Unit ol langth 48 Novaliit 0295. 39 Foratokan Butinata Tree pruning, spraying, LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec DINING r o o m s e t welP Heat, stove and refrigerator. .(J ■ there s nothing 1 can do about it. Do you have any sugges­ 34 Thia |Lat.| 27 Sovaraign of Firbar Ca// Day or Bva. mowing, weeding. Call 742- rooms, rrxifing and repairs. made, matching table, six 1972 SUPER SIDEWINDER One month's security. Call tions for getting him to forgive those kids and start acting 35 Spur Iran___ 41 Similar 51 B^wlar A&W PAINTING Contrac­ 1973 PONTIAC FORMULA 7S47 tors Quality painting and F'ree estimates. Call Charles chairs, buffet and liquor SKIBOAT - 115 HP Mercury. after 7 p.m. 644-2314. like a grandfather'.' (Don't tell me to lock him out of the 36 Man’i nama 28 Dali 42 Sloths 52 Talk dba GEM ENTEIindSES FIREBIRD - Excellent run­ paper hanging at reasonable Schiavetti at 649-2405 cabinet. S250. 646-2869. Power trim. Accessories. bedroom.) He would break down the door. 37 Wiaconiin ning condition. Low mileage, 1 r - 4 r r 1“ 846-3113 rates Fully insured. Free anytime. Trailer. 649-8797. Why not send NEW GRANDMA city 1 lb 11 NELCO SEWING MACHINE-^ dual exhaust, radial tires, 39 Siam Estimates. Call Wavne 649- 12 13 14 Built - in button holer, a happy thought AM-FM 8 track radio. $3000. buiinaii 7696, BRICK. FIELDSTONE. 1968 PENYAN 18 ft. BOAT. DEAR GRANDMA; Quit begging yonr huaband to tl/q CHILD CARE - For ages 2 BLOCK. PLASTERING. decorative stitches. FJxcellent Refinished last year. 1974 65- to someone todayl 643-6790. Call after 4 PM, 40 Flowarlaii VI 17 INCOME TAX thru 8. in my State Licensed forgive the kids and atari acting like a grandfather. Unless plant PER.SO.NAL Paperhanging Fireplaces, chimneys, walls, condition, including cabinet. horsepower Mercury motor, $150. 649-6437. FORD- 1973 Gran Torino. he's a terminal stinker with a heart ol stone, eventually hell tl .. 21 PREPARATION Home, Hours: 7 to6daily. Hot F'or particular people, by veneer. New. repair. .E trailer. New tires, many 41 Ooctora' lunch, laundry and oyertime Power steering and brakes, V- come around. And U he doesn't—it's hia lots. ■ 1 Dick Call 643;570.3 anytime. Richardson 64.3-0889 accessories. Asking $1200 or group 32 .services offered Excellent ------1------••••••••••••••••••••••«••• SWIMMING POOLS best offer. Call 742-7090 after 5 8 Automatic, very good condi­ 42 Spaak 1 HtiSINESS INL)1V|IJUAL tion. Reasonable offers. 643- DEAR ABBY; 1 am a 17-year-old boy who has been atoquanlly references. 643-9677. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ PM, Captafn Easy — Crooks & Lawrsnes IT IT k TEACHFHfS- Experienced 8422. reading your column faithfully for years. I've seen many let­ 46 Tavarn 1 INCOME TAXES FIxterior Painters now pose of brand new 31' long VERY ATTRACTtVE 6-room ters from girls asking how to say "no" to a boy without los­ - B Y TWO THEY'LL GREAT scorn bavaraga 31 „ PREPARED — 'In the com­ HOME GARDE S ROTO- booking for spring summer BIDWELL HOMF^ Improve- above ground pools compMe apartment in 2 family home. I THE CRUISE LIWER 5AIL5 O N - WITH IT$ TILLED- Manchester, Bolton. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN FOR ing him permanently, but I've never seen a letter from a boy CASTAW AYS HAVE TO LOOK.CAPTAINI 46 Mock ■ ■ fort of your home or office jobs Free Flstimates ment Co. Expert installationtallat with sundeck. fencing, filter Antiques 48 May 1st. occupancy. Call 647- PAf5EN<5ER& SA FE AND IT$CAPrAIN (?UII0ED: SI Vernon. Coventry and An­ and includes full installation 933t. SALE- $100, Running condi­ asking the same question about girls, s(z here goes: FROW AN BELIEVE YOUR 49 Eighth month Call 646-76.33. for an apfioinl- Rea.sojiable rates 649 .587.3 of aluminum siding gutters UTTEKLW UN- STORY. 5IR- (abbr.) 1 ■ dover areas. Call 742-9015. Asking $989 Financing tion. or for parts. Call 742-6371 I am tall and considered good-looking by most people. My V 31 ment and trim Hoofing installation THE PACK RAT Antiques & CHARTBP THE CREW AND 50 Wagnar opara 1 available: Call Stan collect THREE BEDROOM anytime. problem is that, on dates, girls sometimes want me to go rpLB T IN Mip. •••••«•••••••••••••#•••••• and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323 Collectibles. Open Sunday, 12 PASSEN6ERS 53 Common 40 203-236-5871. - DUPLEX- Stove, farther than 1 know I should for the goixi of both of ATLANTIC! WILLCONFIRAA THE ISLAND-IT'S to 5PM, 40 F'lora Road, off 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- 9im iNO OUT OP ailmant 1 INCOME TAX Prepdration Building Contracting 33 SPFX.'I.ALIZLNG cleaning and refrigerator, dishwasher. I'z How can I say "no" without making a fool of nl5]KjeiJ7' IT I 54 Spy amployad 44 TT 41 Route 85. Bolton. Runs but needs work. Best S I0 H T I A N P THE Experienced, At your home. repairing chimneys, roots, SEARS SEWING MACHINE - baths. Yard. Garage. Nice Abby, I have discovered that the boy is not alwSys tlTe by polica 1 1 FREE .fUNK CAR WFIS ROBBINS Carpentry good condition, all at­ neighborhood, Manchester. offer. Call 633-8258. CASTAWAYS ARB 41 10 11 13 Call Dan Mosler, 646-3.329 or REMOVAL' Call 649-7243 new roofs Free estimates. 30 aggressor, so how about lending a helping hand to us guys 0 O N B I 66 Shortly remodeling specialist Ad­ tachments. $50. Call 643-8639 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Available first week of May. 55 Parcaiva 525-8283., ■ years Experience Howlev. by printing this letter and your answer? 13 If II ditions. rec rooms, dormers, anytime. $325 monthly, plus gas heat OLDSMOBILE- 1976 Delta 57 Eya infaction HOTOTILLING I,AWN AND 643-5361 1 RENTALS BUDDY IN BELOIT built-ins. bathrooms, and utilities. References Royal ^ r t s Coupe - 18,000 51 Sacond of a II 17 II INCOME TAX GARDENS with fear tine kitchens. 649-3446 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• required. Call 646-8165. miles. (Jne owner, excellent aariai Troy Built Tiller Call 568- ROOFER WILL Install roof, DEAR BUDDY; You have answered your own question PREPARATION • Your home Rooms tor Rent 52 condition. 649-1442. |NIW|r«riMNT|HPRI|| AIINI “ 8791. ' siding or gutter for low dis­ very intelligently. At the appropriate time, say, “We have or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con­ (,'U.STOM Carpentry - homes. count price Call Ken at 647- ...... -.XW K « sultant, 871-9554. Additions. Repairs! Cabinets, CONSOLE COLOR TV DATSUN 260 Z 1974- Air, AM- gone as (ar as we are going-for the good of Irath of ua.” REFINISHED KITCHEN 1566 Z E N IT H - A sk in g $200. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ Call Gary Cu.shing 345-2009. trally located. Downtown FM 8 track. Excellent con­ lAnd if you make a “tool" of yourseU with that statement, I CABINETS & COUNTER - FJxcellent condition, new pic­ dition! Call 649-4182, know a lot ol line young women who are looking lor the kind Win at bridge Woodwork. Floors for homes TRACY BROTHER.S- ture tube. Call evenings after Manchester. Kitchen ROOMMATE WANTED TO ALLAN T. KEELER S TAX TIMOTHY J CONNELLY Roofing. Flat Roof, Hot Tar. privileges. Call 649-2358. ol “fool" you are.) Alley Oop — Dave Qraue SERVICE. Tax Returns done and apartments. Call 667 .3643, Carpentry and general con­ 6 p.m . 647-1511 SHARE A three-bedroom 1974 GRAND TORINO ask for Ken Gravel. Built-Up Rooting duplex. Available June. Non- WAGON - All power. Air con­ in the priyacy of your home. tracting. Residential and Commercial & Residential. MANCHESTER - Excellent DEAR ABBY: How do you tell a relative that it's time she (XZF> REALLY)YE M CAP'N, I WANT ...AN TELL TH / AREN'T YOU .WE'LL B E ALONG rounds of clubs. South ruffed Call 871-1781. fur anoointment FOAM FOR CUSHIONS. smoker. Close to MCC.. Call ditioned, Trailer hitch. commercial. Whether it be a Free Estimates 872-6269 furnished room for and her husband gave a party? When this couple moved to Z O N R E P / BL YOU a n ' YOUR w o m e n f o l k t B e t ( c o m i n ; v e r „ LATER™ a f t e r OOP the third club and saw that MLSCELLANEOUS TYPING- small repair job. a cu.stom MATRF;,SSF;S. v a n s . Any before 9 a.m, or after 3;30 Regular gas. Call 643-9888. Profcssional (juality. Phone gentleman. Convenient area. town over two years ago, they didn't know a soul. We in­ OUT, DIDN'T/ AF AT'S \ MEN TiSO BACK THINeS READY V HIGHNESSr he needed four heart tricks ACCURATE. built home or anything in shape, size, thickness Quality p.m.. 646-1758. HE? yHE OR, ) "IDTH'CAPITOL. FDR A BIG , NORTH t-9 742-9502, a m. or after 6 p.m. Heating-Plumbing 35 DuPont F'irm Foam; low fac­ Parking. No kitchen troduced them to all our friends, and now our friends are ♦ A(J7 to make his contract, and EXPERIENCED TAX between, call 646-1.379 privileges. $30 weekly. 649-' GMC 1973 JIMMY- Power their friends, too. CELEBRATION? Pick up and delivery service tory prices. F’oamland. 1-677- BIRCH STREET - Four room steering, power brakes. 4 V J752 because a( entry problems, HELP-Your home law co.sl SEWERI.INES. sink lines, 4003, They are an attractive couple, well-liked and popular, but he had 'to establish hearts NEWTON SMITH- 4016 apartment, second floor, heat speed. 12-16-5 tires and 0 10 6 3 Small Business? .Sold Home'’ WATERPROOFING cleaned with electric cutlers, and appliances not included. wheels. Must sell! 875-7087. if they don’t start inviting some of those people back, they A jg e before clearing trumps. He Remodeling. Repaip. and by profe.ssionals. McKinney •••••••••••••••••••••••••• was home if the suit broke 3- Itemized deductions 63.3-1267. Hatchways. Foundation Rec-Rooms. No job to small, FOUR GOODYEAR E-78-14 No pets, securitv. $175. 646- won't be well-liked and popular much longer. Bros Sewage Disposal Coni- Apartments For Rent 53 WEST EAST 3 and could also succeed if (.'racks. Tile Lines, .Sump 649-3144 tires $80. Four Sprint GT F- 1189. 1975 O L D S M O B I L E 98 Since we, in a sense, sponsored them, we feel somewhat Pumps. Window Wells, Gravi- pany. 64.3-5308. ♦ 56 0 64 2 heaits were 4-2 and the man C&M TREE SERVICE - Free 70-14 $40; Metrosound AM-FM REGENCY 4 door hardtop. responsible for their social sins of omission. What do we do? V 16 8 4 3 ¥66 estimates, (liscount senior IV Fe ed s .30 Y e a rs cassette player. 2 Irl-axle Silver with black vinyl top. I can hardly hold my head up. with short hearts was also CARPENTRY & MA.SONRY- NO .JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Olfices-Siorea lor Rent 55 ♦ K J 7 2 0 () 6 5 short in trumps." citizens Company Fixperiencel 64.3-495.3. 242- .Additions and Remodeling speakers $10(); 32 inch com­ 20.000 original miles. Power KISSING COUSIN .5915, repairs, plugged drains, mercial (Joodall lawnmower »AK3 AQ8754 Oswald: " ’Then, I assume Manchester-owned and Free estimates. Call Anthony MANCHESTER- Main Street steering, power brakes, power kitchen faucets replaced, $100; 26 inch commercial SOUTH he took an added chance. He operated, fa ll 646-1327. Squillacole 649-0811 modern office available. 400 windows, factory air. AM-FM DEAR COUSIN; It's not necessary to stick your neck out WILL CLEAN CELLARS Al­ repaired, rec rooms, .laenbson Reelmowcr $50. 633- stereo radio. Excellent condi­ O K J 16 5 3 cashed the jack of spades bathroom remodeling, heal A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD sq, ft. Heat. AC included. Call in nrder to hold your bead up. II you're concerned about this and ace-klng of hearts, led a RFIWFIAVING burn holes lies and haul away .scrap iron CARPENTER - Repairs, 2678, tion. $4000 or best offer. Can ¥ A K Q modernization, etc. Free Could help to sell your items 646-2469 or 646-2755. conple'i threatened loss of popularity as well as the reflec­ ♦ AB4 low trump to dummy’s ace, Zippers, umbrellas repaired FRFIF: of charge! (.'all 644- remodeling, additions, gar­ be seen after 4 PM weekdays 32,34 Flstimate gladly given. M & M faster, rent your room quicker tion on yourselves, tell your cousin that when she atarta to ♦ 16 2 played a third heart and was Wimiow shades. Venetian ages, roofing, (,'all David DELUXE * COURT and anytime weekends. 569- I’lumbing & Heating. 649-'2871. REPORTING MACHINE - and bring you better results! 466 MAIN STREET. North of reciprocate her social obligations you'll be glad to help her. The Fllnistonss — Hanna Barbers Productions home when East didn't blinds Keys, TV FOR RENT Palria. 644-1796. Ask the Herald Classified Ad Post office, about 5.000 sq. ft. 3467. Vulnerable: East-West Marlow's. 867 Main St 649- ,IACK BERTRAND- with Samsonite case and If she doesn't take the hint—you've done your part. bother to ruff." M a n c b e s t e r 's S te re o Ma n c h e s t e r p l u m b i n g deluxe telescopic stand, .$200. laker about details. Put the of centrally located space. WAS uKE you ...HIS SON IS HIS Dealer: South Alan: “West made the ,5221. FIILST CLASS CARPENTRY STAR to work for you! Phone Ideal for store, office or other 1966 NOVA TWO DOOR FlxperC Also repair Portable & HEATING - Repairs. 646-33.37. HARDTOP - 3 speed, 6 CONFIDENTIAL TO J AND K; Too much togethernesa H O /w E R V e r -/ WOULDN'T NLy OTHER V'ISITOR Weat North Eaat South first defensive mistake. He - Remodeling and Additions Remodeling. Pumps repaired 643-2711 business or commercial use. D E P R E S S E D BELIEVE HIS WEEK-AND HE'S followed to the first heart ODD ,IOBS DONE - Cellars, TVs and Radios, tlsed equip­ Kitchens and Hoc Rooms. ,35 cylinder. $650. Call 646-1142. is nnhealthy for a marriage. II you're together all the time, 10 ment lor sale Call 643-P262, replaecd Free estimates MATCHING CHAIR & SOFA- Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. yon'II have nothing new to tell each other. What could be ? HERE TO PICK UP, Paia 20 Paia 40 with the three spot to show attics, garages, yards years experience' F'or Free HIS a l l o w a n c e ./ cleaned. moving, Electric drain-snaking 24’-' Plaid Herculon. In good condi­ WE PAY TOP PRICES for we more boring? Paia Pasa Paia an odd number of cards in Estimates, call 646-42.39 lioij^ service. 646-0237 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Irucking.Loam lor sale Lawn Painting-Papering 32 tion. Call 649-6215; wrecked and junked cars. A & the suit. These defenders or for light manufacturing. were In the advanced player service No job loo big or FARRAND REMODELING - LOOKING for anything in real Approximately 850 sq. ft. Air B Auto Savage, used auto Getting married? Whether you want a formal church small. 568-8.521 BOTTI HEATING, & SINGER SEWING MACHINE parts. Call Tony 646-6223. Opening lead: 4K class. Also, Eaat should re­ PAINTIN(; Interior and Cabinets and Formica Tops. PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, estate rental - apartments, conditioned building. 633-3343 wedding or a aimple do-yonr-own-thing ceremony, get exterior, paperhanging, - Model 301. Good condition, homes, multiple dwellings? ally ruff that third heart. His Rooting. Gutters. Room Ad­ kitchen and lav faucets 633-0136 after 5 PM? Abby'f new booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding.'' little trump wasn't going to COMPLE rE CARPET & Tile excellent work references ditions. Decks, All types of includes cabinet $60. 643-6702. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate OPEL- 1972- 1900 Sedan. 34 replaced and repaired mpg. automatic, good condi­ Send t l and a long, stamped (28 cental aell-addreited be worth anything later." inslallalion and repairs Free Free estimates Fully in­ Remodeling and Repairs Remodeling. Call 646-8641. Associates. Inc 646-1980. OFFICE FOR RENT- Fully sured Martin Matson.' 649- Dogs-BIrda-Pets 43 tion. new paint. $750. Call 647- envelope to Abby: lU Leaky Drive, Beverly HlUa, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby estimates Call 6'16-3745, alter Phone 643-6017 carpeted. Air conditioning. 90212. 5 |un 44.31 MANCHESTER- West Center Convenient location, ample 1120. and Alan Sontag AlllthfExpfPtf A COMPLETE BOARDING Street. F’our room apartment. parking. Available May 1st. KENNFJL for Dogs and Cats. Tile bath, appliances, private Mrs. Jackston, 643-1316. 1977 PINTO CRUISING Alan: ''We have fre­ A New Hampshire reader Dog Bathing and grooming. entrance and storage. Good WAGON- V-6, automatic. quently pointed out that any asks If Important bridge Real Estate Wanted 28 Private Instructions Schools-Classes 19 Homes For Sale 23 F'or re.servations, please call location. Available im­ “OFFICES FOR RENT - Excellent condition, $2800! Astrograph Ume you give a player a tournaments used to be Canine Holiday Inne. 200 mediately. Quiet or retired Excellent location. 750 sq, ft. Call 649-2971, after 5 p.m. ■.rigiimwwiwwiwi i ...... * Th« Born LoMr — Art Santom ance to make a nr^take he played at Dartmouth Col­ REMEDIAL READING and FOR TIIE BFJST-Manchester COLUMBIA - 6 room ranch ALL CASH F’or your property, Sheldon Road, Manchester. persons. References, securi­ wllLmake It." within 24 hours. Avoid Red Reasonable. Heat. Air. Bernice Bede Osol lege. math, individualized work Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 with :i bedrooms. I''irst lloor. 646-5971 ty. No pels, or children, Parking. Janitorial. Call Max 1970 P O N T IA C Oawald: "It doesn't m at­ The American Whist I'ape..Instant .Service. Haves ^HOW OLOX UODB OF RV, I (W T ^TAJJP P m s WHO program. ilsl-8tb grade 1 by pupils per teacher F'RFIF: in •Kiiiaw apartment 2 1 2 baths, linheated. $215 monthly. Grossman 649-5334. BONNEVILLE- Very good screened from others, will be ter how good the player is. League ran occasioiial sum­ Corp. 646-0131. condition. Power steering, master's degree teacher 56ll- trodiietorv lesson with this ad basement, rce room. FJxcep- TWO YEAR OLD AFGHAN Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- c fo u r working tor your benefit today. ARB'lbU?i6oe-lUBSGl LI5A8CVT Looking back on 60 years of mer tournaments there and 8075 Call 646-63Wi. or 646-3549 tionally clean 2 car detached Hound for sale. Flxcellent pet. lord. Conn. brakes and windows. Asking Don't think you have to pay a bridge, 1 can recall plenty of added contract events from SELLING your house ’ Call us $750. Call 649-8962. high price for It. however. my own idiocies In spite of a garage 3 1 2 manicured $50. 649-6404. Bqsl to call Wanted to Rent 57 <®rthday 1631 until 1937. acres. VIF’.W llurry $79.50(1 lirst and we 11 make you a before 2:30 PM. APARTMENT and HOUSES VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) natural desire, to forget INEWSIJAIJER ENTKHIMIISE A .N I RIDING LESSONS indoor l.e.ssengcr sells 646-8713. cash offer! T.J Crockett, For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ 1977 BUICK SKYLARK - Someone may not be holding blunders and concentrate on riding ring Western stock Realtor. 643-1577 up his end ol an agreement PUPPIFIS - Labrador tals in all Areas, Prices and Small V-8. Excellent on gas. April 16.1979 brilliancies.” (For a copy o' JACOBY MOD­ seat, saddle seat and bunt Low mileage. Very sharp! today, but don't let this get to COVF'.NTRA' - 6 room new Retreiver. No paper,s. Call Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, A quieter you may emerge this Alan: "Here is a steal ERN, send ft lo: "Win a' seal All levels 228-9817 MAY WE BUY your home'’ after 5 PM. 643-9474. $3400. 742(^286. after 5 p.m. you. The cards are stacked In REAL ESTATE Ranch 2 lireplaees. Very at-' 236-5646. Small Fee. URGENTLY NEEDED by a coming year. This could prove your favor. He won’t matter, made possible because both Bridge. " care ol this newspa­ Quick, fair, 'all cash and no per, P O Box 489, Radio City •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Iraelive - acre non-dcvcloped family of three adults. A two to be extremely advantageous anyway. defenders nodded. The de­ $54,9(8), Lessenger .Sells 646- problem Call Warren FL AKC REGISTERED MANCHFJSTER- Main Street. BANK REPOSSESSIONS fense started with three Slallon, New York. N. Y. 10019.) Homes For Sale 23 bedroom rental. Quietness in both your personal life and LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Some­ 8713. llowland. Realtors? 643-1108, D.ALMATION- 4'z years old. 2 3 room apartments, heated. and cleanliness required. FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile careerwise. Sometimes when thing very good is going to Very good watch dog, and Hot water, appliances. No Please phone 646-5304. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, we walk slower we don't miss Htathcliff — Qtorgt Qataly VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 happen today. It will give you QUICK CASH FOR YOl'R good with children $75 or best pets. Parking. .Wuritv. 5'23- needs body work $2100: 1973 as much. cause to celebrate. The only Log Cabin Pillow I 2.room Cape Wall to wall HOLTON- Immaculate 6 1 2 IIOMFJ- Flexible, fair Call offer, 643-9084, 7047, Ford Country Sedan Station ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Don’t bad thing: You probably won't c a r p e 11 n g t li r o u g li 0111 Room Ranch Garage. Largo Bob al Wolverton Agenev 649- Wagon $900: 1973 Chevrolet fret lUa job you are attempting get your work done. Fireplaced living room Many enclosed backyard "cool $54.- ■2813. P.ARAKFIETS- Buy direct FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. Bel A ir $900; 1972 Ford to do Isn't going at all- well. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It's liuill ins Lovely private yard Help is on its way and will not a day to bb out socializing. !K8) Lessenger Sells. 646-8713 from the breeder! (jages and , Available now! Mature cou­ DOCKSPACE or MOORING - Maverick $900: 1970 Chevrolet Winthrop — Dick CavaHI Near .seliools $54,5(81 Prin­ GROWING FAMILY in need Supplies also available. Call ple, no pets, security. Call Malibu $700; 1970 Chrysler arrive In plenty of lime to solve The good things happen In ciples only Call 875-7415 F'or small sailboat, on lake your problem. Find out more ol areas Involving your work or NORTH COVENTRY - Three Ilf 3 bedrnom Home in 633-8825. mornings or after 4:00 PM near Manchester. Evenings. New Yorker $650 The above PI lledroom Oversized Cape Manchester Low $4Us No may be seen at the Savings what lies ahead lor you in the career. Don't get sidetracked. I OUST WALKH?MV NEW ANP Noeop/ 649-1265. 646-8775. year following your birthday by Front to hack lireplaeed agents. Call 646-5897, Bank of Manchester. Main SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. L ^ I P A EAST HARTFORD - U vA R 8 AKC CILA.MPION STOCK. sending lor your copy of Astro- 21) Singular purposes should FBT THROUGH TH A T r o 0 111 r a I s e d r a n e h 3 living room, dining room, IG Vizsias Hungarin Pointer, 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3 Street. Manchester. Graph Letter. Mall $t for each be avoided today. Your luck -TOUGH HEIGhBORHOCCy RNQEKOJ US. bedrooms, 2 lireplaees, air baths amt laundry Garage Smooth haired red dog. 7 room apartment, heated. No to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, lies In areas that Include the ACROSSICWN... conditioned Cul de-Sac $59,!M8I Owner, 74^9892, months. 1 male. 1 female pets. .Security required. $230. AUTOMOTIVE Radio City Station. N.Y. 16619. welfare of others. Care about street C.5 acre lot $79.!K8I $■200.00 . 568-2119. 646-2426 . 9-5 I’M. Truckt tor Sale Be sure to specify birth sign. them and they'll care about Call alter 5 I’M on weekdavs, TAURUS (April 20-May 26) Luck you. Autos For Sale 568 3186, Lots-Land For Sale 24 Household Goods 40 COCKER SPANIEL ASHFORD - THREE ROOM 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN Is on your side today, so don't CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) PUPPIES - AKC Registered. Remodeled Ranch. Tile bath, window van. Excellent condi­ let your temper flare over an Things may not go as smoothly REFRIGERATORS WE PAY $10 for complete tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ Irritating individual. This per­ as you planned, but It you IMMF.DlA'rE Casli lor your ANDO\'F!R - 2 (16 wood acres, Have shots. Great blaster yard. No pets. Heat supplied. Washers Ranges, used, gift! Call 528-8648 after. 5:30 Unfurnished 423-4190, 928-5095 junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland tains chairs. Stereo and son won't be able to disrupt listen to others and synchron­ properly Let us explain our deep bole tested $16,900 Aulo Body. 528-19W. things. ize your thinking to theirs, you Commercial wooded acre guaranteed and clean New p m evenings cassette. Radials. 429-9461. lair proposal Call Mr shipment damaged. G F’, & GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Go can turn this around. Relliore. 647-1413 $12,000, Bolton 1.3 wooded MONTE CARLO 1973. Power ahead and dig Into your purse AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) acres $16.(88). Coventry 2 Hal FRIGIDAIRF'.. luiw prices MODERN THREE ROOM 1977 C H E V Y 1 2 TON steering, power brakes, (or the tamily or loved ones Material demands may be high acres with beautiful view of H I) Pearl & Son, 649 Main APARTMENT- In Hebron. PICKUP- Customized. Asking today, but draw the line with automatic. $1,575. Call 649- today, but you'll not be without WII.LIMANTIC Clean 6 I 2 Street. 643-2171. PLEASE READ Appliances, carpeting, private $4500 or best offer. Call 647- outsiders. Keep freeloaders ways to meet them. In fact, this valley ,$15,000. 19 open and 1149 anytime. room Cape, garage (Juiet ivoiHied acres frontage black YOUR AD yard. $210 monthly; heat in­ 9261 before noon, or after 6 out of the picture. could push you toward some­ ■irea $40,1881 Lessenger .Sells budding $45.!88). Many others FOUR-I’ IFJCE Pine Bedroom cluded. No dogs or children. p.m. CANCER (June 21-July 22) This thing quite rewarding. SUPER 1972 MERCURY 646-8713 Lessenger Sells 646-8713 Set Excellent condition Classified ads are taken over Call 228-0213. Is one of those days when PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Be Queen-size bed. triple dres.ser. the phone as a convenience CAPRI - 2 door. 4 speed, stan­ FORD VAN 1978 - DELUXE you'll be far more adept at ready to bend with persona 18 INCHES dresser with shelved mirror, The Herald Is responsible for dard transmission, radial CHATEAU TRIM - Low handling larger Issues than you with whom you share a close -BU8T0HBUHY------night stand. 4 vears old $8(8) only one incorrect insertion and Why not send tires, very clean, extra good mileage. Burns regular. Many will be In coping with smaller relationship and you'll come 568-0935 then only to the size of the gas mileage. Must be seen. ones. Think big. out tar better than doing things SUDDENLY AVAILAELE options. For details call 646- original insertion Errors which a happy thought 633-8863 keep trying 0071. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A confi­ your way. 3 BEDROOM COLONUL Charming. luxury do not lessen the value ol the dential -arrangement, veil- INEWSPAPCn ENTERPraSE ASSN.) In Porter M o o t Ot m EXCEnf.ENT CONDITION - advertisement will not be cor* to someone todayl 'I'ownIhUises On magnifi­ 1970 PONTIAC- One owner. PHOENIX 1969 Hardtop. F'ireplact'd litung riMim Completf' IHiuble bed and 2 rected by an additional mser* cent 10 acre site Splended Bureaus Asking $170. Call lion Clean. Air conditioning. 2 Popup Camper. Sleeps 8. view of Conn River I'ormal dining riHim after 5 p m . 643-0767. 474 MAIN STREET- Three Door Hardtop. $750, or best Stove, icebox, sink. Carpeted Wall to Wall Valiev I’atios-speial rixim. room apartment Heated. No offer. 633-3802. $800. 568-0525. All utilities l’ai‘king2cars Carpeting DUNCAN PHYFE DINING appliances. No nets. .Security. plus encloseii garage per ROOM TABLE With 2 Ibaves, Musical Instruments $'220 monthly. Call 646-'2426. 9- FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good llardwoiKl Flixirs unit. Adult eoimminity a 'l only $45 Call 6,33-5786. 5. condition. New tires, power I'j Baths ' .1 n d 4 ' i ro o m s A 11 I 2 PRICE ON GUITARS and steering power brakes. Phone ;ipplianees $64,9(8) and up. Attached Garage WE BUY AND SELL USED other instruments. Rivers 633-2147 Now accepting TOLLAND VERNON LINE- tiO's FURNITURE One piix-e or .Music, 7 Main Street. New I bedroom modern apart­ Expressions of Interest Britain. 225-1977. CHRYSLF.R CORDOBA 1977- 64.3-0915 entire household Cash on the ment. Heat, hot water, (limited number) line F'urniture Barn. 646-0865 appliances, carpeting. No Medallion Edition. Vinyl top. I’rineipals only O’Rourk* Rtalty. 8<9* HAMMOND ORGAN MODEL Full power. Electric windows. Use bright pieces of left­ pets, or children. References, 883-0633. 6M-1411 C-3 with Hammond Tone and security required. Call Air, AM-FM. Velour interior. over sewing sern)is to Cabinet PR-40. In good condi­ Lean-burn engine. T9,000 make this nttinetivo Ixig 875-0149. Cabin pillow top. tion Call 649-9230 after 5 PM. miles. $4100. 646-0229. No. 2148 lias pattern pieces; full direetions for Boats-Accassorles 18" pillow top. MAKE US YOUR UST STOP. MISC. FOR SALE TO 08DE8. nnd 41.00 l « tK « {(Itini, pill ZOt hr ooihl* mO mOIIsi. -V Articles for Sale k K U hi After you've talked to everybody else, come c • Uwlltlln Inianl 8niM in and let us talk to you about Century 21, the IIM Sn. U tmtiKii On let. 8>. lOOU nations leading real estate consultant. We'll

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