PAGE S I X - B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. June 6, 1977 The weather Inside today Periodi of rain, cool today. High near 60. Considerable cloudiness tonight, Area new s___ 6-7 Editorial ...... 4 chance of showers. Low 45-SO. Partly CTassified . . , iO-12 F am ily ...... i cloudy, cool, windy Wednesday, high C om ics...... 13 O bituaries...... 14 6045. Precipitation probability 50% /'Dear Abby...... 13 Sports...... 8—9 tonight, 20% Wednesday. National weather map on Page 10. IPRrCEt Fin'KEN Cl I Discover the light, breezy comfort of Klopman^ fabrics in impecabiy tailored Haggar® slacks - S 4 » . Sand Weve '“ it's Klopman's performance-tested Solids M 8.00 Easy Living" iabnc, woven of 100% Dacror." Carter prepares Checks polyester, with a light. Iinen-like feel. Together *18.00 with Haggar's tasteful styling, these solids, Plaids checks, and plaids will breeze right through the *20.00 hot summer months. In a selection of blues, fc.. .. for B1 decision browns, greens, and a new color called ginger WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the balance of strategic capabilities .rj ... and priced as only Haggar knows how. "rhe Air Force wants 244 of the fast, Carter said today he will decide this against expenses and the combina­ sleek planes, at a cost of more than month whether to continue the ISO tion the outdated B52 bomber "with $20 billion, to replace the aging fleet billion B1 bombei* program . the cruise missile and other mis­ of B52s which have been in service ‘T v e thought about it a lot and siles.” since the 1950s. \VW have made a detailed analysis in the During the presidential campaign, Proponents argue that the B52 last few weeks,” Carter told a con­ candidate Carter originally said he must either be replaced or expen­ gressional delegation at the White MANCHESTER didnvt think the B l program was a sively modernized and renovated. House. REEAL MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 to 5:30 very good idea. As the election drew Also, they say, a manned bomber is THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 “Sometime this month,” the Presi­ closer he raid he would look carefully essential as the third arm of the M EN’S SHOP dent said, he and Defense Secretary at it. three-pronged U.S. strategic force; TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Harold Brown will make a “basic 'The Complete Men's Store' The Congress last year postponed needed because land-based missiles judgment” on whether to give the go- MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 to 9:00 one increment of prc^uction money are relatively vulnerable to attack, ahead to the controversial Bl. '^e SATURDAY 10K)0 to 5:30 until February to give the incoming and submarine missiles cannot have Air Force wants 244 of the bombers. mM'l president a chance to make his own a high degree of accuracy. He met today with supporters of decision; Carter told the Pentagon to Opponents say the plane is obsoles­ the program and told them he was go ahead slowly and raid he would cent in a missile age, costs far more “eager to listen to you and your ideas make a final decisibn in May. than it is worth, and is far too slow to ... in order to form a judgment.” He Later he raid the decision would be of serious strategic value. It will talk with B l opponents Friday. come this month, and this week’s would take nearly seven hours to Carter raid he was carefully con­ reach targets in the Soviet Union, sidering several factors, including scheduled meetings apparently were in preparation for it. compared to a missile flight of 30 minutes or less. Another $50,000 to be cut from town school budget Clowns promote Arts Council program tonight The Board of Education may have 000, except for the reading specialist The department is also looking for Puppets on Main St. tell the public about the Manchester Arts Council as clowns pass out to make further cuts in the 1977-78 which is funded by a federal monies. equal pay for female employes in invitations to An Evening with the Arts Council which is tonight at 7:30 at Foot Prints, school hiring because of an audit by In reviewing the custodial pay that area, Reardon said. Compliance 466 Main St. From left are Mrs. Rosemary Papa, Jennifer Papa, 7, and John Papa, 3, all of the United States Department of rates recently, Mrs. Dorothy Elvis, with that alleged violation would cost 63 Tanner St. The event is free and will feature dram atics, the Manchester High School Labor which concluded that the auditor for the U.S. Department of the board $1,680 for past discrepan­ nwm board should make back payments Labor, Hartford area office, said that cies and future compliance. Woodwind Ensemble, poetry reading by Clemewell Young, and a mixed quintet from Hartt for five custodial employes and for College of Music composed of high school students. Art will be on exhibit and wine and the actions taken by the school Four years ago the board and ad- female coaches amounting to over system four years ago are not suf­ ministration entered into cheese will be served. $50,000. ficient. negotiations with the Department of m The audit was completed in the last The five employes, all women in Labor which ended in the Federal -.V" a two weeks and the board was told of the custodian I class, should be given District Court. A compliance settle­ it by School Supt. Jam es P. Kennedy back pay for the past four years, ment reached at that time ended in at a Monday night personnel and amounting to $40,200, according to the creation of two custodial District sets June 22 vote finance committee meeting. Mrs. Elvis’ report. She also classifications, outlining different Dr. Kennedy said he will refer the recommended that the five employes duties for each. issue, which dates back four years, to be moved to a higher pay schedule The custodian I employes were counsel for advice. immediately which would be an ad­ originally classified as matrons with on Sunnybrook sewers However, as an interim ditional $11,000 for the coming fiscal light housekeeping tasks and were precautionary measure to allow budget. and are still all women. Dr. Kennedy By SUSAN VAUGHN has been ^ttled. The case will decide ficers'raid MohBay tliat the district flexibility in the budget should the The custodian I employes should said. He noted that they have had the Herald Reporter whether Buckland is to be under the probably does not have the capacity board have to pay the employes, receive pay equal to the custodian II opportunity over the past four years ■ < .> jurisdiction of the town or Eighth to service the sewers in the Buckland Kennedy recommended that the employes under the Equal Pay Act The Eighth District Board of to apply for the custodian II District as far as fire and sewer ser­ district. LaBelle urged that a deci­ board keep several non-classroom because the jobs are substantially positions, but none have done so. Directors decided Monday night to vices. sion be made soon by the district on position vacant for the first half of equal, John Reardon, area director Women have been hired for the let the District voters decide.at the The district board agreed to allow whether they will sewer Buckland. the school year. of the Dept, of Labor, raid today. custodian II positions, however. June 22 annual meeting whether to the installation of the sewers on May He told the directors ,”The district He recommended that the vacan­ He said the department is looking Dr. Kennedy will seek advice of aliow the town to install sanitary 16, with the understanding that an es­ has to be in a position to expend cies for a psychologist, a social for future compliance as well as back ■counsel on advice of the board and sewers to service the Sunnybrook crow account would be set up. money or apply for grants. It will worker, a reading specialist and the compliance. Apartments on New State Rd. will get a recommendation from the Atty. John D. LaBelle Sr., counsel take a lot of planning.” new elmentary vocal music position The board also agreed to delay any The violations charged in the board on the vacancies for the other for the district, called the decision on District Director Larry Noone be held open until mid-year. The action on sewering the rest of the coaching area are for female coaches positions at next Monday’s board sewering the apartments a policy criticized the town for going ahead vacancies would provide about $30,- on the junior and senior high level. meeting. Buckland area, particularly the ‘ ' • • •»T decision which should be made by the and applying for federal funds for the town’s industrial park, until town of­ district voters, similar to the deci­ sewers. He said, “The town is taking ficials approach the district board sion made about a month ago to allow very drastic steps, not knowing with a plan. the town to install sewers in the whether the sewers will be in the The first action was in response to Baldwin-Concord Rds. area. He said town.” Today’s news summary i a letter to district officials from the situations should be handled the The town has applied for federal Town Manager Robert B. Weiss same way since they are both areas funds for the industrial park, which Compiled trom United Preee International which stated there had been a mis­ north of Middle Tpke. which require includes funding for sewers, Weiss understanding in the agreement district voter approval before the confirmed today. between the town and district to State 50 Thursday and Friday, low 50s WASHINGTON - H. R. town can install sewers. The district directors voted in May sewer the Sunnybrook Apartments. Saturday. Haldeman was friendly and LaBelle also said the main issue to request the members of the town’s Weiss said the town would not HARTFORD - A bill es­ relaxed but John Mitchell was is,"Who is going to service the Economic Development Commiss- ■I- agree to putting the paypients for tablishing a new code of ethics for BRAIN TREE, Mass. — More cold and surly as they left the area?”, referring to the entire Sion to meet with them on the sewer sewer charges into an escrow ac­ Connecticut state officials has than a quarter of a million dollars courtroom of U. S. District Judge Buckland area. issues., but had not heard from the count until the Buckland court case been approved by the House and in checks and cash has been stolen John J . Sirica Monday. Sirica LaBelle and several district of­ town officials. sent to Gov. Ella T. Grasso. It is from a Wells Fargo Truck by an ordered the two to start serving not as strong as a bill originally armed man wearing a out their jail sentences for their proposed, but it is tougher than policeman’s uniform and his ac­ convictions in the W atergate the existing code. complice. The robbery occured scandal on June 22. Monday at a deserted industrial HARTFORD — A special com­ area of the city next to a soft NEW YORK - The Carter Ad- Queen begins jubilee fete mittee, composed of four drink bottling plant. ministation, sharply critical of members from each legislative local policy, has asked a federal imfi chamber, will wrestle with the AUGUSTA, Maine - A bill appeals court to order the states sensitive issue of dividing up the extending the statute of of New York and New Jersey to wm\ state’s $20 million education grant permit trial landings of the super­ with day of thanksgiving limitations on Indian land claims to municipalities. has been dealt a temporary set­ sonic Anglo-French (Concorde air­ back in the U. S. House, which plane at Kennedy Airport. LONDON (UPI) - Queen with Jubilee events, the queen’s part in the processions. The dis­ HARTFORD — The Connecticut could not muster the two-thirds ■ m " t e l Eillzabeth gave thanks in St. Paul’s procession from Buckingham Palace tinguished congregation of 2,000 at Senate has given final legislative vote needed to pass it. Without it, NEW YORK — A two-day Cathedral today for her Silver and the service in St. Paul’s were the St. Paul's was to include more than approval to a bill that would force the U. S. Justice Department will search for four boaters that Jubilee on the throne in a day of centerpiece of the national 30 Commonwealth presidents and able-bodied welfare recipients to probably have to file suit almost covered more than 4,000 square religious and secular celebration that festivities. prime ministers, .here for a Com­ work on community projects. The immediately on behalf of the miles of Long Island South, Block fill^ the streets of London with The pomp and pageantry were the RIA monwealth conference, members of plan was a rider to a bill that Passamaquoddy and Penobscot Island and the Atlantic Ocean was colorful processions and immdhra most stirring seen in the capital the diplomatic corps and other called off Monday night by the U. crowds. would hike welfare benefits 10 per Indians who claim title to almost since the queen’s own coronation in dignitaries. two-thirds of Maine’s land area. S. Coast Guard. leasing are Tony The queen paraded from cent in the fiscal year which June 1953, little more than a year Among the latter was Chip Carter, Torres, Delmingo Mandonado, Buckingham Palace to St. Paul’s in a begins July 1. after she ascended the throne on the 26, son of President Carter and his Laureano Rivera Jr. and gold-leafed carriage to begin a death of her father, George VI. wife, Caron, representing the White Anastacio Ferrer, all of New Bri­ national day of thanksgiving com­ The last ruler to celebrate 25 years House at the personal invitation of tain, Conn. memorating the 25th anniversary of HARTFORD - The future of National FATHER -OtflSJUNEW'" on the throne was King George V — Prime Minister James Callaghan. liiM . her ascension to the throne. Chief State’s Attorney Joseph T. •j i»;s Elizabeth’s grandfather — in 1935. Security was Intense. There was CHICAGO — The name of Tens of thousands, many of whom Gormley remains in doubt as .i, . The Queen began the national week one soldier every four paces on both Richard J. Daley was absent from International slept out in cold and rain to win good Connecticut’s top Judges delayed '»ii**** “ • of celebration Monday night by sides of the route. Armed anti- the mayoral ballot today for the 'm viewing positions, lined the two-mile lighting a bonfire in the Great Park until July 1 a decision whether to ST. MEREGLISE, France - terrorjst detectives mingled with the reappoint him. However, Robert first time since 1951 but his route from Buckingham Palace of Windsor Castle, the first of a chain crowds. Every building and sewer on American veterans who took part Hurney, Middlesex County organization was preparing for along which the Queen and her hus­ of fiery beacons across the nation. An the route had previously been in­ in the Normandy landing starting prosecutor, will not get another the usual, big Democratic victory band, Prince Philip, rode in the immense throng of about 300,000 spected and cleared. the battle for Europe on D-Day 33 !•: lit: term. The judges had reportedly — this time for acting Mayor golden coronation coach drawn by watched. As the guns boomed in nearby years ago were guests of honor at wanted to remove him earlier this Michael A. Bilandic. Bilandic’s eight white horses. Guns boomed a royal salute as the Hyde Park, a detachment of Royal commemorative ceremonies held year, but did not because of the Republican challenger, Alderman State trumpeters in gold- Queen’s own 700-yard-long proces­ Canadian Mounted Police came here Monday. Floral tributes cumbersome process involved. Dennis Block, concedes he will embroidered jackets and purple sion left Buckingham Palace. through the gates followed by units of were laid by American and Gormley has been criticized for lose. peaked caps sounded a fanfare when Children waved flags. Red, white and the police and army and then one of French authorities and veterans the Queen arrived at St. Paul's, the his handling of the Peter Reilly at memorials throughout the area t*»s:***» m r blue bunting fluttered from the most splendid military sights in NEW YORK - By a ratio of • f mother church of the Church of case. dotted by Allied and German buildings. Royal photographs looked the world, a sovereign’s escort of the more than 2-to-l, those responding England. She.was led to her place by down from windows. Pennants of cemeteries. Household Guards. to a Harris Poll think U. N. Am­ the Archbishop of Canterbury, silver and blue and crimson hung The Queen’s coach is two centuries Regional bassador Andrew Young talks too K’.tK tr - primate of the Church of England, from flagpoles. r. old and bears magnificent scrollwork much. The poll showed that by ^ BRASILIA, Brazil — Roralynn who preached the sermon. The crowds along the route BOSTON — The extended out­ and hand-painted panels. Its horses 19 per cent, those polled feel Carter, In the most challenging He told the congregation the ser­ cheered as the Queen, dressed in look for Southern New England, were controlled by four postillions in Young has “made too many task of her Latin American tour, vices were “an act of thanks — giving bright pink, passed. Some had waited Thursday through Saturday; Part­ purple caps and royal livery. statements that offend other begins meetings today with for the way God has guided us and ly cloudy, unseasonably cool 36 hours in m ostly cool, damp Following the coach, the heir to the countries, and should learn to Brazilian leaders anger^ over the leadership he has given us in our weather to make sure of good van­ through the period. Highs mostly throne. Prince Charles, rode on keep some of his thoughts to the Carter administration’s stand Royal House.” tage points. in the 60s and overnight lows 45 to horseback in the' dress uniform of an himself.” on human rights and nuclear Although the entire year is studded The entire House of Windsor took officer of the Welsh Guards. power. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 7. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Tues,, June 7, 1977 - PAGE THREE Trip to Shrine ( ^ Engage . 4 ' "No Prida In Sunday Opanlnga" That'a A Pact! Betty’s notebook slated June 25 ...... — The Daughters of Isabella are scheduling a trip to the National 8 0 0 ^ ^ By Betty Ryder Shrine of the North American Mar­ tyrs in Auriesville, N.Y., on Sunday, EXTRA June 26. mjw SAH Points of interest include the O R e S N 8 T A M P 8 STA i church with 72 doors, a coliseum, By the time you read this week’s island, tbe capital city of Hamilton that amount by September. Kateri Chapel; the n e ta . Outside column, I should be soaking in the has slowly lured the merchant and On Friday tlK Gallery Dancers will Way of the Cross, and the HiU of sea or basking in the sun at the cruise ships out of that port. present an English Country Dance Prayer. E3bow Beach Surf Gub in Bermuda In an attempt to give St. George’s featuring Joy and Frank Van Geef at The bus wiU leave from the Army —if all goes weli. economy a boost, a development 8 p.m. S atur^y will feature a perfor­ & Navy Gub at 8:30 a.m. arriving in Supermarkets Sometimes, getting out of town is plan was drawn ana the renovating of mance by the Plum Cake Players, a time for Mass. MANCHESTER harder than staying here. several buildings and constructing children’s participatory theater at 2 For reservations call Anna LaGace W. HARTFORD several new shops is expected to be p.m. Other events during June wiU be at 649-9742. DeadUne Is June 20. Well, neverthdess, J have set up a e rw GLASTONBURY couple of interviews which I hope completed by 1979. published in Tbe Herald. will be interesting to you in the Maybe I’ll even get to chat with h X 0 - r . i i M P . A WETHERSFIELD Sinclair Washington, a man with One is with the chef at the Elbow time on his hands. Washington has A real winner iis . DOUBLE STAMPS WED. Beach of whom, Horst Finkbeiner, been the Regulator of the Pariah, for If your fisherman has come home Not Responsible For Typographical Errors general manager there says, "I'm the past 10 years and twice a wiedc, without fish, but still has his can of Tbe engagement of Miss Janet The engagement of Miss Margaret not quite sure you’ll get our chef to without fail, be climbs the narrow worms, don’t dispair, and don’t let Shapiro-M alkin Beth Wilson of Manchester to John T. Anne Lesiak of Unionville to Joseph say much, since he is a very quiet in­ stairs leading to the belfry of historic the worms get away. Prior in of Cheshire, formerly of Mrs. Nan EUzabeth Rypins Malkin D’Amato of Manchester has been an­ E S S E K i ^ f S 3 dividual and rather shy when talking St. Peter’s Church and winds the A UPI story recently noted that a Manchester, has been announced by nounced by her father, Andrew L. and Dr. Donald L. Shapiro, both of to people, but we will certainly be clock that has been serving the com­ New Jersey school teacher has won her parents, Mr. and Mrs. RusseU W. Lesiak of Unionville. She Is also the munity since 1814. Manchester, were married liby 27 at U8DA CHOICE BONELESS U.$.DJL CHOICE able to get some of his tavorite 6500 for a recipe for Quiche Lorraine Wilson of 100 Plymouth Lane. daughter of the late Mrs. Grace E. USDA CHOICE BRADEA recipes for your use.” So, hopefully, between sunning and that includes 16 earthworms. (You the home of Drs. Francis and Sylvia Mr. Prior is the son of Mrs. Ethel Lesiak. Helfrick of Manchester. FROZEN g BONELESS ROLLED Well, we’U give it a try. dipping. I’ll gather some items of in­ can probably cut tbe recipe in half Prior of 211 Homestead St. and John Mr. D’Amato is the son of Anthony SHOULDER Bqi||LEU.BEEF terest to pass on to you. Mrs. Shapiro is tte daughter of the I also have an appointment with —if you’ll pardon tbe ex p r^o n —if T. Prior Jr. of Enfield. A. D’Amato Sr. of 157 Branford St. I t * * Gordon Henry, co-owner of the late Senta Jonas Rypins and the late mm the fisherman only bro u ^t home 6). Dr. Harold Rypins. Dr. Shapiro’s The bride-elect was graduated and the late Mrs. Mildred E. TURKEY BEEF Carriage House Restaurant in St. One W oman Show Anyway, it seems tbe teacher won D’Amato. STEAKS parents are the late Maurice and from Manchester High ^ o o l and LEGS or George, the island’s historic town. If you’ve long enjoyed the art of first prize in the Ver de Terre — The bride-elect was graduated (FOR LONDON BROIL) ms CHUCK Sarah Shapiro. Southern Connecticut State CoUege (with back) Founded in 1(12, the town’s water­ rug booking you will certainly enjoy Earthworm recipe contest. BREASTS ROAST Rabbi Neil Kominski officiated with a B.S. degree in special educa­ from Farmington High School and STEAKS front has always been vital and ships the one woman show being presented The 31-year-old chef of Bayonne, Southern Connecticut State College. 2-4 LB8. with the couple’s immediate families tion. She is employed as a teacher of all types have eased in and out of through June 15 at Fraser Studio at N.J., said she washes, bolls and then She is employed as a teacher for the the de^w ater harbor. attending. aide. BREASTS 192 Hartford Rd. mainly because it’s bakes the worms until they are Town of Enfield. (with wing) The Carriage House was the first "crispy,” and then crumbles them The couple will honeymoon in tbe work of 86-year-oId Leola Bur­ Acadia National Paiic in Maine. Her fiance, also a MHS graduate, Her fiance was graduated from major restaurant to open in St. bank. like bacon bits into the otherwise East Catholic High School and « was graduate from Morse Business 89 George in more than 10 years and classic French cheese pie. Dr. and Mrs. Shapiro are both • . . ANY SIZE Id. Leola has more than 150 rugs and employed at tbe Center for Mental School and Computer Processing Southern Connecticut State College. 1 19 spedalixes in beef, a noteworthy small pieces in her collection. Would you believe, her recipe beat He is employed as a psychiatric aide Save 20* per lb. or more In oomparleon lb. departure from the traditional Health of Manchester Memorial Institute. He is employed as a lb. I did do a story on Mrs. Fraser’s out such delectable offerings as at the Institute of Living in Hartford. to our competHort advsrtM price. seafood dishes found on menus Hospital. Dr. Shapiro is medical analyst programmer at Aetna Life studio about a year ago, but in the Worm Fritters, Magniflcent Mess The couple is planning an Aug. 6 everywhere on Bermuda. director of the center. and Casualty. (Lee photo) a u S B a hustle and bustie to get ready for Cake, Crawling Canape Caps, and wedding at St. Mary’s Church in F is c a lly tied to the restaurant is vacation I didn’t get over to see this Earth Kitchen Bread. Unionville. (Brycon photo) the Carriage Museum which has been exhibit. Yum, yum! in operation since I960, but its It will still be on a few days after historic value aiid full potential as a Recipes wanted East Hartford Drive-In — P ^ tweetlife I return and hopefully. I’ll make it "Sex on tbe Groove Tube” U.A. Theater 1 — "The tourist attraction were not realized then. The Herald will be publishing a Sting” 7:004:15 until recently. 8:30; "Deadly Weapons” SWEET LIFE 1 Summer Cooking Section later this 9:50; "Foursome” 11:05 U.A. Theater 2 — "Cross of 1 MANDARIN Hope to chat with Grovner month full of ideas for. easy, Temple (3uipter, OES, will meet Theater Blast Windsor Drive-In — Iron” 7:004:00 DeShields, the museum’s 96-year-old Challenge Grant delicious recipes for summer dining. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at tbe Masonic • o h a f i i i l e a “Mansion of the Doomed” U.A. Theater 3 — “The Late r ORANBE H U N M n w a s PEARS 1 curator about the museum’s coUec- Had a nice note from Nancy If anyone has a recipe, he or she Temple. After a business session, O V I l O a U I O g.jQ. xarr’s Torture Show” 7:15-9:00 V 1 1 o z . 29 0 Z. 1 tioo of early surreys, buggys and LaBonne telling of all the month-long would like to share, please send it there will be a Father’s Day Dungeon” 10:00 Vernon Cine 1 — "The Late other wagon types that long served along (include your name and ad­ program. Mrs. Grace Wright and Manchester Drive-In — Show” 7:30-9:30 activities planned at Footprints at Vernon Cine 2 — "Nasty the island. 466 Main St. dress) and if we find it has an Mrs. Alice Ray are in charge of "The Late Show" 8:30; "M soner of 2nd Ave.” 10:00 HabiU” 7:104:10 2 / 8 9 « In recent years, the buildings lining The Connecticut Commission on original flair we’U try to include it in refreshments. 3 / M 4 9 « the p io s and water’s edge in St. the Arts has a “Challenge Grant” of the section. George have become tattered and 62,500 pending for Foot Prints Com­ Please send aU recipes to my Sweet Life fray ^, while at the caiter of the munity Arts to ter, if it can match attention at The Herald — and burry. - T E I I I E - FEATIMB H /U l FOR RENT MANCHESTER WHOLE CORN SWEET LIFE GLAD For parties, ahowert, reccpCkm, DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A l.- S a O N I M meetiags.iConplele kllcbeo College notee faclUUct. Larfe encloaed parUof ENOS TUESMTI PEAS MUSHROOMS lot. Inquire: Mtr ULV TJUNTI' CJUtttSV TOMUN CREAM STYLE S T E M S A P IE C E S IS Ron Soucier of LHtMianian HiR 4 0 Z. Holy Cross College and Sterling F. Rascher, B.A., TORTURE 30 C T . 1 Manchester and Lynn was an Archbishop O’Brien German; Joan T. 24 QOLWAY STREET CORN ‘TKUTESm rH « o z . — . _ Bailargeon of South Wind­ Scholar and a State of Neswanger, B.A., English. MANCHESTER PLua sor are among the 34 Bates Connecticut Scholar upon Vernon: Kay M. Van a. m n m m o Cad balora 0 P.M. M CKLIimON A Hgj;j^4JWg18ore4^91g College students who are his graduation from Blast Derpoel, B.A., community "0 i' •> 578 7048 2 / 8 9 < • 1 . 9 9 participating in tbe Catholic High School in services. 4 / * 1 College’s Hospital in­ 1969. M onday’s daily i'.^bow w ternship Program. He resides in Far­ Mary B. Williams, The six week course mington with his wile, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 STRICTLY FRESH 8000 HUMOR 1 gives the students a first­ former Barbara Brunnell D. L. Williams of 98 FlUET hand look at the day-to-day of Worcester, Mass. They Ludlow Rd., received her MEOlUM FRUIT STIX operation of hospitals. are expecting their first B.A. degree frmn Regis child in July. \ College in Weston, Mass, GRACE A OF ICE WHAMMY STRIP on May 22. Mon-Tues Q Q ^ Michael Bourque, son of Ashley J. Saunders, son EGGS BOLE DOUBLE STICK WHAMMY Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Mr. and Mrs. David A. MonchMtor Evening Herald B othO m s RIBEYE CHOPPED Bourque of 74 Briarwood Saunders of 80 Francis Dr., PuWWwd Mwy •wning «o«pl Dr., was graduated May 22 Sund«yt ant hoUdm. Entarad M Um Spff- was recently named to Phi ManctMMir. Conn. Pom Offlc* M S«- ti.iy at tbe University of Beta Kappa at the Univer­ cond Oan Mad Manor. [gflU ST Y STEAK STEAK 1 4 9 « . • 1 . 6 9 u Connecticut Medical sity of (>(^ecticut. 6 9 « 1 School. 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Founded Oct 1 ,18ai WASHINGTON - Jlnuny Carter blacks as the whites in (jueens, in assuring his election. Over the s m i i i n rinnKirN A service of Holy Com­ Scott, 42 Virginia Rd. After will meet tonight at 7:30 at 4Maa* NN UN IN Mimlxr. AuM Burtw el CtroAMon M«itib«r. UiMad Pmt IWmiwiiM has a problem, but he’s tr y i^ to con­ New York City. There were bellows decades. Irishmen and labor stakes Iw iW e S w S " " MIN N illll Ikl4ll munion is scheduled for the meeting, there will be a 1208 Main St. U N a qliw IN IN 74 Ib a N h * 141 lanNiM i Andrew Tully 74h|4i)l IN L Inin ba potluck to which husbands Pubiithad by the Mancbeatar Publishing Co.. Herald Sguare vince the country he doesn’t know it. from both sldM of the Atlantic. have received similar rewards for ISttlM lUaM M 41 IM aifaM 41 IliNfeN $•1 Wednesday at 10 a.m- at St. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Ilaa W 71 I M I q a 141 IfMhn ll-l are invited. An adult Bible study will This is uncharacteristic of the down- similar services rendered. "»S *N*N«NININ ICkqllN 41 I * * 41 IMSIhb 74 Mary’s Episcopal Church. jsaJwiSiHiii faMilH|*MI7N lU hb 141 I M N * 41 IM baM a. ...M... »4 be conducted Wednesday ^^^Rtymond F Rotwbon. Eauor-Putbewr to-earth Georgian, but sometimes An evangelisr' Irik* 447 aHnNUI HWOM E. TiMtnenn. Umglne ElMoi let Young flit around the world rejec­ iliilhuiaaniiiM 141 I a n a 7-1 IbaSariN M ItailMMf IM A m en ’s fellow ship The Women’s Prayer and a t 10 a.m. at Zion politics is as blind as justice. Andy Young is not an ambassador, A double standard ■ M U Ig a n 411 w 141 lO krU * 44 7-U*lalk M 1 tkiHm km U ting official foreign policy. 74*kM IN Ui IN n n 411(1) I 14 IT M a 41 lUNCari \kl breakfast will take place Study Group of South Evangelical Lutheran ’The name of Carter’s problem is he’s an evangelist. He has set back Stam afikto Ul in i-SMIala IN IN 14iM UN IN IN i imiMp$ u% ii A straight face But Jimmy Carter has established Hm Ul Ul ITklMia IN 4MIm in in MC4II Ml 411 Wednesday at 7 a.m. at Se­ United Methodist Church Church. Opinion Andrew Young, his Ambassador to American efforts to play the role of Mm M| in IttUN UaiiaM IN 41 IhriAlaa 7-1 U n*f*l M lltt C I'll "Well,” Carter replied with a a double standard. It says that while 1SKIUI 141 lU a lW 141 I**«Mria IM L hMlte DM 74 cond Congregational the United Nations. If you didn’t neutral arbiter in the black-white iM n ip a n u i «N*U7p*tNN IK IIN 41 ItaeIMkt 7-1 ll t M-k 74 Cabinet ifiembers and other high falaklUfiU^ lri*hlMaHtUN 41 I fN iS * M iSftmFtM M Church. know that, you could be forgiven for straight face, “I know of no Instance fusses in South Africa and Rhodesia M S T u iB m ii TrilMk7-14f*miN MabiMaunm tsna muckamucks in the administration MMMhMnWWUI irih* 1-41 au Sun 11 IKablakf ri lU bfa ll-l i M INi 11-1 assuming either that (1) he when Andy Young has violated the by lecturing the white leadership in !9 * u in n u n 411 m 14| lya^rtrik 141 llaaSal M I 01 Bi IM PLAZA i m , STORE must toe the White House line. Young T«ia* mi UN IN 4MNI IN IN IN unanMiin U l 7.n*Saka M trnmm klm M The diaconate of Center (Wi H m A MHm To Plitto) Taming TV violence policy described.” ’That’s like saying both countries about their “im­ 7-hkay b* IN IN im /m k r n UN IN IN 41 iS T u i 41 17*1* M 1 IMiTi Bus M represented a black African state or can say anything that pops into his Mlhkn IN Mara Ma* IN IN Congregational Church will Nextto FranTs Supinmrkot Jerry Ford is a staunch Carter sup­ morality.” iMNUk IN M in t M I4II MC41I UillC East Nddto Tpks., Manchastar (2) was tunning for President against head without incurring Presidential IK ItM 1KI1N LlaaflB 74 LNwkba 41 IMhaNhr M LBMl meet tonight at 7:30 in the porter. Young’s job is to try to soothe IK NN 44 IN aO m 141 M II mMAm People are getting violent One survey has found that Jimmy Carter’s foreign policy. wrath. W M lW p N ^ WbbUIalritlUl IfaaNh lUNhU* Robbins Room of the The other day the State Depart­ feelings so compromises can be Mub 14 pu mm 7rik*474|*iilUl MakTHkHNIN I Naa’i FMi U l I U b Uk 141 IMa M U M I mt church. RENEW YOUR LAWN FURNITURE about violence on televisira. Amused contempt From Secretary of State Vance IiSnht4NpNUnUI Makl-MaMlNUI HakMlai r 41 I ■aMla*N4| IMNMNa IM iMvMMil young c h ild ^ watch more ment denounc^ Cuba’s Russian- fashioned. He is not supposed to haul NNIlUin Ban NNimw MNN |n I TkNa ba 41 I ia * Ual 4) INaUlaa ki tm irn mm Almost every time Young opens his down, folks at the State Department MUaiNaK,IW M IN IN ISUmnNHCNKIT) IkriWiT* lh * M 74 1 MM Mk WITH OUR PLASTIC WEBBING “It’s time for a call to than 23 hours of television,a financed dispatch of military ad­ foreign leaders onto the carpet, UnljM^h* IIN IN Ul l-UrihlSi IN W Mririalay IN IN IN 7. UN lb* M i m r n Britannia Chapter, mouth, which is often, he says are up in arms over Young's immuni­ IN IN MahUNM IN Ml Maa IN IN I fa Ina 124 LTiWB MIX ANO MATCH COLOR arms,” said Michael week and that teen-agers visers to Ethiopia. In London (Young recount their sins, and demand that J*mt IN IK Nil «4**Nau IN Daughters of the British something that would get any other ty. As an Assistant Secretary of State 111: UN M h b lllf * ^ iK u n Empire, will meet Oranga-Yollow-Qraen-Wlilte Rothenberg of the University watch nearly 20 — as much spends very little time at the UN) they reform or else. God knows, the fah*IUf*niN hW* IN I* IHN 07 K7 - tenf 4 klk ambassador fired. He seems to think told me: “Young’s problem is that m m u iP hIn Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Young said with a smile that be sup­ Swedes snoot practically everybody, irikNU-iSniOi Trih* 414 au lanN l*aBk^4444p*^NIN CLIPS A SCREWS TOOl of Washington Medical School time as most of them spend in he was hired to piead the blacks’ case this is the first time he’s ever bad a home of Mrs. William posed he should do the same, but then regardless of race, reli^on or ethnic at the recent annual meeting of classrooms and much more around the world and at the same boss. He’s always been a free lance, added that Cuba’s meddling might be background, but Young was not ap­ the -American Orthop­ time to make as many of our allies as in the civil rights movement and as a time than they spend reading. just the thing to stabilize things in pointed to end snobbery. mad as possible. He treats the State member of Congress. He sees his UN sychiatric Association. “We “Television is ubiquitous,” Ethiopia and might even save some That gets to the meat of the Department with amused contempt, office as his own personal prin­ Jal alai need a concerted effort toward says the Council for Basic lives. matter. Young was appointed for two and Carter in effect says that’s okay cipality.” major program revisions that Education. “If kids ever had a Young’s non-stop tongue has reasons;. Carter admired his in­ with him. Well, the President has got to rap something to say about almost telligence and his personal loyalty, reaulto' are more stimulating and less frame of reference, they have This is the way Carter puts it; He Young’s knuckles. Carter has enough everybody. He can manage to in­ and Young is black. There’s nothing violent.” one now in television, which was asked at a press confermce why problems without waking up some furiate two different communities wrong with either reason. Young is a The American Medical he flred a general for disagreeing morning to discover that the Swedes, MwnliHm IIN IN IN w provides them with the with one insult. In London, he noted smart cookie who came to UMhhl UN IN with his plan to withdraw U.S. South Africans and Rhodesians have UnalliWhi IN Association has declared language, the models and the that the Swedes are a liberal people prominence the hard way. And *MhMt7IN ground t r o ^ from South Korea but bombed Staten Island. MHkMtMUl television violence to be “an tastes tlKy share with each but they are just as racist about Carter owed black voters for IrtMi 144 mui enviromental health risk.” other. Whether adults like it or ’JAVIER %!/ In California, the state not, uievision is their Newspaper editor surveys hU mail medical association has filed a medium.” NfMiMtlllN friend-of-the-court brief on Realizing this, some groups ItIMi M4 tmii behalf of the nine-year victim 11 ■' ItN Ut IN are taking a different ap­ ■m IN Ul % in a rape case. The defendants Uncle Sam is one prolific pen pal ■mi IN proach. Rather than attemp­ 114 INN r (all adolescents) are claim ing M UiiimN ting to reform their television IiMi IM m N that they were inspired to the or children’s viewing habits, By A1 Zdon Libraries, too Z. One of the daily routines at the IN IIN Ul act by a similar episode they they are working with what is Topping the frequency list locally IN «N Tribune, as at noany businesses in were Hibbing Community College *N o saw in a television movie. good about the medium. iMUIIN town, is for someone to trudge down with nine. District 701 (Hibbing mmumuhn U j ^ Television has become “a For example, “Teachers to the Post Office each day to pick up schools) seven, the St. Louis County ii||Ni«4timN school of violence and a college (juides to Television,” which is the mail. Health Department with six and the fh N lm IN IN IN 740m Im 7.N IN T o for crime,” says the published twice a year in New Hie majority of the letters the St. Louis County Heritage and Arts MwInM 7N editorial department receives every WMl«.7MN association’s brief. “It is in the York, has launched pilot Center and the Hibbing Public pLt NrtMUIlUnN interests of the health of all projects in three cities called day are from people who have some Library with four each. -S': IiMi 471 RUN sort of news for us. The majority of am Americans, especially our P a re n t P articip atio n TV Hardly anyone will deny that one of Itefeii 17N IN IN % those with news for ns, by far, are the functions of government is to U rn tu m 7N IN children, to hold broadcasters UMNinm IN workshops. Parents come to the various state, federal and local keep the people informed of its WUitlllUl civiUy accountable for acts MhIUIUI % ^ school to watch a television government units and agencies. doings Cttixiugh the press. The pur­ 7HM 414 ININ which lead to foreseeable broadcast with their children. In an effort to find out how much pose of our survey was to find out, Bran 4Un UN IN IN harm.” Teachers then serve as government mail the Tribune however, whether there might be too l4nNi IN IN receives we decided to keep track for 14w IN The National Parent moderators of a cross­ much of a good thing. W*kl4tXN one month. From Apr. 6 to May 5 the If every piece of mail sent to us MmOMHUI -igUERNICA Teachers Association has generation discussion about IiM i 4141U7UI Tribune received 453 letters, cost the government 13 cents then the BHH given the networks notice that the program and demonstrate packages, post cards, books, IMblM UN UN IN total cost to Uncle Sam would be U ifiM N IN IN it is putting them on six- to parents how to use televi­ magazines, pamphlets and other 858.89. Since a good percentage of the MnpliiNN IIN WMIININ months’ “probation” begin­ sion at home to encourage mailables from our various mail was larger manila envelopes or MHbl4UNN ning July .1. If there is no family communication. governments. booklets that cost more to send, then IriMmiMN % O 5 iA HSI . i “substantial response” during The hiih of the workshops is From 86 sources $60 per month would not be too far off 7M M M I7N IN IN for an average. MNnUrt IN IN % \ P c / that time to demands fpr less to teach parents to use televi­ The mail came from 86 different MNiNnki 7N agencies and units which tends to Costa $720 IN* 47 MIN TV gwe and more diversity^ sion not as a babysitter but as a Ih e govenibr’s oHice took time out sylvania sent us an 11-page letter just n** 74 null laid weight to the statements by That means that it costs about f?i0 IiM i 744 tININ / and quality in programming, ' to let us know that the governor to say that be opposes the Youth Cjr ^ way-to q>en a dialogue with President Carter and others that our per year to keep us informed. Multip­ ESL UN IN IN PIERRp/f/jpf would be planting a tree in the cour­ Camp Safety Act now before the ^ A will consider such their children, to encourage government is getting a little spread ly that by the 25 daily newspapers in 44im 7N IN o tyard of the Pinecrest Elementary C o n g ^ . l«nh IN alternative courses of acti

with, but we are all happy it passed.” By DONNA HOLLAND but to get the budget passed, not rate was defeated 4 to 2. Silverstein the end of the month. Taxes are due building maintenance budget. The ‘V i . regional busing impact Herald CorretpondenI There were people in town who rejected. Petitions to bring the and Gary Mortensen were its lone July 1 and payable July 31. money is needed to pay the trash wanted to decrease either the school budget to a referendum were cir­ supporters. At its meeting after the referen­ collector. By GREG PEARSON tion Committee of the Capitol Region “That's the coordination that they Bolton’s 62.2 million budget for budget or general government culated and the necessary signatures Silverstein said, “The Board of dum, the finance board unanimously • 629 within the Insurance Ad­ Council of Governments (CRCtXi). were talking about,” Mason said of 1977-78 was approved by a 2 to 1 budget or both, and persons who Herald Rrportrr obtained. Eklucation was so dogmatic in put­ approved appropriating 65,138 from visory Board’s budget. Alan Mason, director of human ser­ He attended the meeting, which the CRCOG meeting. margin at a referendum Monday at' wanted to Increase either or both School Supt. Raymond Allen said ting the town to the test of rejecting cash surplus to the police protection • 6118 from th e B oard of featured discussion of a regional ap­ He said that the present discussion the Community Hall. The Board of budgets. vices, said that a proposal for this morning, “I am disappointed in the budget, there must be some account. There is not enough money Selectmen’s legal and miscellaneous proach to transportation for the of a regional transportation program Finance met after the referendum The Board of Education and other regional bus service wili have littie the results but through the voting credence to its anticipation of added in the budget to cover the resident account to the advertising account. eiderly and handicapped. will do “almost nothing immediate” and set the tax rate at 61.4 mills, the school officials worked diligently to immediate impact on Manchester’s process the people have approved the revenue.” trooper’s salary. Board members • 625 from the Planning Com­ attempt to deveiop transportation for The Town.of Manchester is to alter the proposed Manchester same as it is now. get the budget rejected because they recommended cuts by the Brard of Most board members felt the town said it was due to a billing procedure. mission's supplies to advertising ac­ the elderly and handicapped, but be presently considering a proposai to plan. The future will depend on what The 62,205,278 budget provides 6L- wanted more money in the school Finance and that is democracy in does not yet have the funds and Town Meeting approval is necessary. count. projects a future system that might receive 636,000 in an Urban Mass type of policies are adopted by 414,776 (or education and 6790,502 for budget. Its original request had bMn operation.” should not anticipate getting them In other business, the board ap­ include a regional bus with several Transit Act grant from the Greater CRCOG. general government. cut by about ^1,000 by the finance Allen said the Board of Education proved the following transfers: The finance board approved the town systems tieing into it. Hartford Transit District. The “To talk about a regional system is At the refei;endum 665 persons board. because the legislature has not yet payment of 6738 for an unemploy­ will now have to make adjustments acted on them. • 6110 from window washing to Mason’s comments foiiowed a money would pay for most of the cost absurd. There can be some mutual voted (30 per cent). A total of 2,194 In its effort to get the budget in its budget as best it can. He did not ment compensation case, it accept^ .persons were eligible to vote. Those custodial wages. The money is the tax collector’s motor vehicle meeting Monday of the Transporta- of purchasing two buses, one each to working together,” he said. rejected, letters were sent to Bolton comment on where the cuts would be A motion by William Riley to set provide transportation to the town’s He said that he would like to see a voting could either accept or reject residents and telephone calls were needed for the maintenance man’s suspension list in the amount of 62,- made. the tax rate at 61.4 mills was salary. elderly and handicapped. The Board program where there is a regional the budget; 436 persons voted to made. School staff members told At the finance board meeting, 043. accept it and 228 persons voted to seconded and received a unanimous 'W®j B&W continues of Directors has considered the bus for the handicapped or elderly students to urge their parents to Morris Silverstein suggested mill vote. • 6200 from th e p ark com ­ Mrs. Potterton said for all good matter, but has not yet taken any that would make Scheduled runs to reject it. reject the budget and those attending rates of 60.6,60.8 and 61. The motions missioner’s road gravel to ' labor purposes that money is uncollectable to resist UT finai action. Hartford and other major areas. Jerald Hassett, finance board a recent open house at the high received seconds so they could be Now the hard work comes for budget. The money is needed in order because the people have either Mason said that such Urban Mass "Manchester and other towns chairman, said, “1 guess this is the school were urged to reject It. discussed. Silverstein withdrew his Eallne Potterton, tax collector. Tax to get the lawn at the park mowed. moved out of state or can’t be tender offer Transit Act grants are seen as would run their mini-buses around budget no one can say they are happy The “other side” also worked hard. first two motions. The 61-miIl tax bills must be figured and mailed by • 640 from the parks hand tools to located. regionai grants by federal officials the larger bus schedule,” Mason who administer the money. said. “’This would save us running NEW YORK (UPl) - Babcock & “They’re funding the transit dis­ our bus all the way into Hartford.” Parading for the Marine Classic Wilcox said Monday it has appealed trict to run a regional transportation . I if you have || two legal decisions in order to press system for the elderly and han- Coventry will seek Board finishes cutting Mus Poulin, left, and Larry Honeyman ride the Miss Becky Lou in the Memorial Day its effort to block the tender offer bid dicapped,” Mason said. “ In this Two honored I news for area | Parade in East Hartford to promote the Jaycees’ Marine Classic. Poulin, owner and driver of United Technoiogies Corp. of Hart­ region, that’s not what is going on. ford, Conn., for a l^ g e bloc of B&W towns, call: | of the 10-year-old boat, said he hopes to finish “up front somewheres” in the races. Race *But, at some point, the region lus to by u n io n another road boss shares. move into the guidelines,” he said. Vernon’s school budget Chairman James DeWitt said this third year of the races should be its best. It is run in the A hearing was completed Friday in Harold Pohl, former union presi­ ■f. Andover Connecticut River off the East Hartford shore. (Herald photo by Barlow) A first step in this direction was Akron, Ohio, on B&W’s appeal to the taken at the Monday meeting of the dent for the Town fire fighters and By LINDA LOVERING The vote to deny the extra funds § Donna Holland . .6464)375 By BARBARA RICHMOND 10-month positions rather than 12 additional items which were turned Federal District Court against ruling Richard Woodhouse, attorney for the was 3-3. Brainard broke the tie to CRCOG committee. Mason, who Herald Correspondent I Bolton Herald Reporter months. He said this could mean a down at the last meeting: Doilies for If town loses Buckland suit by the state division of securities in union, were honored at a recent Coventry will seek its fourth street deny the commission the extra funds. attended the meeting, said. I Donna Holland ..6464)375 ¥: 610,000 reduction in the budget. moving equipment, 6452; 30-foot hand Ohio permitting United Technolgies Mason said that the regional ap­ meeting of the Union Local 1579. superintendent because William School patrols set Additional budget cuts totaling The administrators said they would lift, 6500; cafeteria chairs for the Pohl received a special citation Coventry to proceed with its tender offer in proach includes the idea that one G t^ ale does not want the job. The The council did, however, give the 617,629 were approved by the Vernon object to such an 11th hour move. Dr. Middle School, 6500, and rental of an and plaque in recognition of his ser­ Ohio. town provide its se.rvice to residents decision to advertise for the ^sition Board of Education 6210 to help pay Linda Lovering...... 742-8555 i-:- Board of Education Monday night, to Robert Linstone, assistant' optical scanner, 67,332. ’These with The other appeal is against a of another town when it has the vice as president and founder of the was announced at Monday’s Town for a patrolling supervisor of thy high Hebron <- complete the 6250,(XX) reduction in superintendent, said he had already other items already approved total Town manager explains similar ruling by the state securities union from 1965 to 1976. He retired capacity to do so. Council meeting. school and Capt. Nathan Hale (khool Karen Blskupiak ...... 228-0496 the 1977-78 budget as required by ac­ advertised for a science supervisor 672,952. chief in New Jersey and B&W as president in December. tion of the annual Town Meeting. He said, for instance, that Goodale, who has been serving as grounds during the summer. South Windsor on the basis of a 12-month position. already has obtained a stay of the Manchester might pick up a South Woodhouse also received a special temporary road boss since Wayne The School Board will need another The board also approved more uses Board members, too, felt it was too Board keeps refund I Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 fire layoff possibility ruiing. B&W won a ruling from Windsor resident diid transport him citation and plaque for helping the Blair resigned last month, will act as 6855 July 1 and the council indicated for surplus from the current budget late in the year to make such a major Dr. John J. Allison Jr., executive Arkansas securities officials or her to a shopping center in fire fighters negotiate their last two street superintendent until the posi­ the money will be available. fj. Vernon and again tabled action on the change without having more infor­ director of the Capitol Region Eiduca- deferring a registration' for the union contracts with the town of tion can be filled. The town has had a Barbara Ricbmond .. .643-2711 §: amount of the surplus it will turn mation. By GREG PEARSON Eldward Hamill ruled last September Manchester. Then, in the afternoon, Land is for sale tion Council (CREC) asked the money,” Weiss said, explaining the lender offer requested by United Manchester. high turnover with that job. back to the town’s general fund at the The physical education super­ Herald Reporter that the district does have the right the South Windsor system would pick All of the Salvation Army lands in school board Monday night to return reason that a possible layoff might Technologies. up the resident at the same No money for parks end of the fiscal year. visors, several weeks ago, were told 6566 that CREC refunded “by mis­ Town Manago' Robert B. Weiu to extend its boundaries and provide occur.------B&W also has sought an expedited Coventry were offered to the town At its meeting two weeks ago, the Manchester location. Mason said. In other action Monday, the council their positions would be'10 months in­ take.” today said that layoffs the Town of fire protection and sewer service to ap p ^l in the District of (Columbia for sale Monday. About 330 acres are school board worked on budget As the Town Fire District budget “ You can see how complicated About town decided not to give the Parks and stead of 12. The board, after listening to Dr. Manfhfster might have to make if it the Buckland area. The town, against a ruling by the Nuclear owned by the A m y; about 80 acres in Fall voting reductions and came up with a list stands now, it includes the 196,500 you’re automatically getting,” he Recreation Commission the 61.000 Board member Devra Baum Allison, stood firm on its previous loses the Bockland fire jurisdiction bowevo', has appealed that decision R eg ^to ry Commission refusing to South Coventry and 250 acres in totaling 6232,371. contingency and would not r e q t ^ said. ' needed to cover a deficit in its expressed concern about additional vote not to return the money. case do not reflect any staff increase to the State Supreme Court. enjoin United Technolgies' tender Manchester Auxiliary of Child and North Coventry. The areas cut last night to make up any layoffs. But, a shortfall in Another example of the regional budget. is expected items bieing added to the list for use The town had sent one student to a because of the Bnckliuid firehouse. Hie loss of tte case would require revenues or an uneqiected expense offer on the grounds that it violated Family Services will have its annual The South Coventry acreage in­ the 617,629 difference were: The Lutz approach is the '(own of Bloomfield, As a result of this decision, Coven­ of the surplus. She said the board had new CREC program. The program At the time the firehouse was con­ the town to pay the district for fire could change the picture if that |96,- the Atomic Energy Act. picnic Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the cludes three residential homes, a Junior Museum program, 6950; which has a bus equipped for try beaches will not open until July 1 committed itself to returning $65,744 started about two weeks late and the structed, Weiss said that there would taxes that have been collected in 500 is not available for town use. B&W lost this case in the district home of Mrs. Robert Dennison, 700 summer camp and other cottages, as on sewers employe travel account, 63,000; risk be no additional staff hired or needed transporting the handicapped. It this year, Sandra Young, commission to the town’s general fund. pupil only stayed in it about 21 days. Buckland and placed in escrow. The Weiss said that be could not project court but now is seeking trial on the Spring St. There will be election of well as lakefront property and a 45- factor for substitute teachers, 63,000; might offer this service to a surroun­ chairman, said. Board member Robert Schwartz The town then received the refund. to staff the station. The firehouse, 1(77-7S b i^ e t includes a |M,S00 con­ at this time bow many, if any, layoffs merits in a three judge court. officers. Members are asked to bring acre parcel near the Robertson Coventry risk factor for tutors, 62,000; ding town. Town beaches were slated to open agreed and noted that the Town Dr. Allison said he won’t go to completed last yesr, is in the tingency item for this purpose. would be required. items.for an auction, and also to School. The price of these lands is summer school, 61,500; part-time Vo- June 18. Ms. Young said lifeguards The Coventry Town Council in­ Council set the tax rate, expecting court to have the money returned, BucUand section, which is the area Weiss said that no a c tio n a l per­ He said tiut if any la ^ f occurs, bring a folding chair. 6550,000. Ag se c re ta ry , 6250; p art-tim e hired to start work in June may quit, dicated Monday night it will go to that the board would return the but he will be careful when dealing of the fire jurisdiction case between sonnel has been hired to staff the "We (the town) would be below the The North Coventry 250-acre guidance secretary, 6216, and com­ causing a further delay in the brach public referenduhi on a proposed money. with Vernon in the future. the Town of Manchester and the Buckland firehouse. level of fire fighters we feel is Bpard agrees to cuts The Peoples Group will meet parcel off Rt. 44A and North River petitive athletics, 61,713. openings. regional sewer system in late D r. Raymond Ramsdell, ‘H want the Vernon board to know Eighth Utilities District. “It's got n o t ^ to do with staff. needed.” Thursday at 8 p.m. at Mott’s Com­ Rd., is for sale for 6275,000. The The board didn’t approve a cut of The decision came after a meeting September. superintendent, said he didn’t it’s acting out of concert with other State Superior Court Judge We have no other way to get the The town presently has a staff of 70 munity Hall, 587 E. Middle l^ke. Manchester Rod and Gun Club has 65,000 for field trips and instead took in town school budget between the commission and the guarantee to town officials that that boards,” Dr. Allison said. Fire Department employes. Tills There will be a guest speaker whose expressed Interest in this parcel Councilman Robert Olmstead, in an additional 65,000 risk factor in the council about the deficit. Commis­ amount would be turned back. He Dr. Allison told the board it was in amount is below what Town Fire The Board of Education Monday budget made by the Town Board oi topic will be Social Security. because they own land next to it. his motion, said it is important the substitute teacher account. sion members said the problem of said he was being careful but feels violation of the agreement it signed. Oiief John Rivosa has projected for night a g n ^ to recommendations by Directors in M ^. The land sale is being handled by council clarify its intention to hold a Board chairman William Houle overspending exists because Town the board should use some of the William Houle, board chairman, the department, Weiss said. But, be the scdool' administration for reduc­ Six reductions were made in the Dow and Condon, a Hartford real es­ referendum. asked the board if it would consider AARP unit to install Hali departments pay biils without money for items needed. said, “That’s a matter of inter­ added, "No fire department in the tions in the 1977-78 school budget, Washington LOL will have its an­ tate fim . The Salvation A m y has making all supervisory positions into improvements list, amounting to the commission’s knowledge. He asked the board to approve the pretation.” country is up to the ievel it would like amounting to 6224,800. 659,000. The improvements were for nual picnic for family and friends on had a agreement for many years to A public hearing on the proposed to be.” The cuts were made to conform July 9 at the Rod and Gun CTub in Council Chairman Jesse Brainard give Coventry first option on the 614.7 million joint sewer system with officers on Thursday additional specialized elementary chastised the commission, saying It with the reduction in the 614,990,500 school teachm . Coventry. Tickets will be available land. The A m y hopes to seU the land Mansfield and the state will be was its responsibility to know what An additional 620,000 reduction was Friday at 8 p.m. at the Orange Hall by September. tonight at 7:30 at the high school. was being spent and how. Firemen oppose merger made for two staff positions at when the group has its final meeting The town will have to go to a The Sewer Authority will detail its The Manchester Green Chapter tant treasurer;. Directors will also The commission has met with 8th District directors Manchester High School. of the season. Special Town Meeting to borrow proposed system tonight. Residents Vernon No. 2399, American Association of be installed. John Dormer, past Town Manager Frank Connolly to will have a chance to air their commission made a preliminary chief of both departments. ’The Retired Persona (AARP), will have The other reductions were made in money to buy the land if the council president of the chapter, will be the resolve the bookkeeping and feelings about the proposed system, Members of the Rockville and Ver­ decision to leave the charter as it is. majority said "no.” They also voted jta second annual In n c b ^ and in­ several accounts, including capital decides to recommend the purchase. installing officer. Fire calls problem. which will serve part of the lake area non Fire Departments, in a 91-21 Each time the charter has been against having a full-time paid chief. stallation of officers Thursday at offer $266,625 budget improvements,' nubitenance, sub­ After the installation, entertain­ in its initial stage. vote, opposed consolidation of the revised, since the town governments Over the years the prime reason noon at Mama Mia’s Restaurant, 748 ment will be provided by Ronald The Eighth Utilities District Board The budget is for the fiscal year stitutes, pupil transportation, texts two departments. Firemen have were consolidated about 12 years given for not consolidating the Tolland T^ke. of Directors Monday night agreed to and supplies, fuel and utilities and Coventry's share of the construc­ Bock, magician. Bock is a junior at 1977-78, starting July 1. .Manrhesler tion is estimated at 62.3 million, been voting in a secret ballot referen­ ago, the question of consolidating the departments has been the one of Officers to be installed are George recommend a 6266,625 budget to the others. ToUaiid High School and is scheduled John Flynn, insurance com­ Monday, 12:11 p.m. —Car fire on about 90 per cent of which would be dum for two weeks. fire departments has drawn con­ morale. Firemen, for the most part, Taylor, president; Richard Olmsted, district voters at the June 22 district The budget will be voted on by the Prospect St. (Town) Area town studies to an)ear at the Greater Hartford missioner, reported that the in­ funded by state and federal sources. The request for the referendum troversial discussions, mostly among feel consolidation would destroy first vice-president; Janet Phillips, annual meeting. board in its regular monthly meeting Qvic and Arts Festival this week. surance budget for the district would Monday, 9:29 p.m. —Accidental alarm The cost to (Coventry taxpayers was made by the Charter Revision firemen. morale and eventually lead to a full­ second vice-president; Patrice Reservations for the lu ^ e o n may The district’s tax rate of four mills be 615,222 for the coming year. next Monday at 8 p.m. at 45 N. School at Box 362, Church and Myrtle Sts. Commission so it could have a better ’There were three questions on the time paid department. will remain the same. St. (Town) would be an additional two mills, ac­ MacAlpine, secretary; Mary Rice, be made by calling Mr. and Mrs. paramedic program cording to the Sewer Authority. The idea of what the firemen want when ballot. One asked even if consolida­ All of the actions being taken by treasurer; Versey McBride, assis­ Alfred Steele at 643-8039. The directors also voted to in­ reviewing that section of the charter. tion weren’t supported, would the the revision commission are subject crease the sewer connection charges mill rate would be based on a larger South Windsor ment when three students were hurt tax base, which would result from in­ ’The votes were counted at the com- fire department member su p ^ rt it if to review before the revised charter to offset a deficit of 62,000 found in mision’s meeting last night and the one of the existing chiefs were made goes to the Town Council the budget Monday. Town Manager Paul Talbot is in an accident May 20. creased property values in the lake Arbitrators’ findings please The East Hartford paramedics ( Manchester police report The increased charges will be from expected to look into the possibility area, according to the Sewer also assisted a heart a tta ^ victim on 6125 to 6200 for single-family homes, of a paramedic team to f^ve aid to Authority. Rt. 5 in May. The treatment plant would be on from f2 3 5 to 6300 for two-family cases of medical emergencies in Army studies river plans Talbot is expected to look into the Two children received minor in­ issued warrant Monday and charged homes and from 6500 to 6600 for in­ two key persons in dispute South Windsor. the Willimantic River with main juries Monday night when they were with three counts of failure to file dustrial connections. The idea w u suggested by Coun- possibility and report to the-council trunk lines and interceptors serving work at the Overbrook Heights area Two of the key figures involved in later this month. Vernon The division engineer has already struck by a car on Woodbridge and sales tax returns with the state. He Sewer commissioner Gordon reach a contract agreement and appointed arbitration panels, but he cilwoman Cite Decker during the the lake watershed, Mansfield and off Rt. 83. negotiations between the Town of evaluated the anticipated en­ Main Sts. was released on a promise to appear Lassow recommended the changes. turned to binding arbitration, the was pleased' with this panel's final Town Council meeting Monday night. In other matters, the council ap­ the University of Connecticut. The Town of yernon is asking for a The purpose of the work is to Manchester and the union represen­ vironmental impacts and has made a David Wilson, 10, and Kerrie in court June 20. He also suggested another reduction final step in negotiations for decision. Mrs. Decker uld many local proved a contract with the municipal The system will serve about 1,100 permit from the Army Corps of repair damaged portions of the river ting employes of the Public Works preliminary determination that an Wilson, 5, both of 20 Williams St., Aide L. Lazarra, 32, of Blast Hart­ municipal labor disputes. He said that the panel's decision — residents were impressed with the employes union, nanting an average properties. The cost of each Engineers to widen and restore a sec­ and Overbrook Brook. made by the directors of 61,000 for Department said 5)(onday that they Environmental Impact Statement is were treated at Manchester ford, was charged with fourth-degree Despite the fact that the three ar­ granting the five and six per cent assistance of a team of East Hart­ wage increase o f 6.5 per em t in the homeowner to tie into the system is tion of the Hockanum River in the The Corps of Engineers is seeking paving work in the public works are pleased with the final contract not required. This determination will Memorial Hospital, and discharged. larceny in connection with a shoplif­ department. bitrators ruled for the town in five of hikes and eliminating the "shotgun ford paramedics called in to give aid first year and 5.8 per cent in the se­ estimated at 61,500. Talcottvilie section of town. public comment. between the town and the union. cond year. be reviewed in light of any new facts. David Wilson bad an abrasion on his ting incident at Sears Monday, ^ e The directors also reduced the con­ the six issues. Fuller was generally rider’’ — was similar to the In the past month. The system is proposed to rectify a The work would include excavation “We feel we came out pretty Ihe contract is retroactive to July of about 500 cubic yards of material, side and Kerrie Wilson had a contu­ was released on a nonsurety bond for tingency fund by 6600 to offset the pleased with the outcome. recommendation of David Weinstein, The East Hartford parainedlcs are potential pollution problem in the sion on her leg, hospital officials court June 20. deficit. well,” Robert Fuller, president Of “I think we did all right,” he said. who served as fact-finder for the associated with the East Hartford 1976. Hip employes joined the Civil lake. A pollution abatement order to be replaced by 625 feet of riprap S e ik o ; reported. the union — the American Federation He said that, although the town case. Fire Department and were called to Service Employes Affiliates Inc. in was issued by the state five years and 80 yards of gravel bedding. Also The children were struck by a car of State, County and Municipal won most of the issues before the Fact-finding is the step just before help the South Windsor Fire Depart­ March 1976. ago. included in the request is similar driven by Ann H. Deegan, 25, of 128 Employes, AFL-CIO, Local 991 — panel, some of. those issues included said. binding arbitration for municipal Bretton Rd. as the car was turning concessions to the union. labor negotiations. The union had [Common Pleas Court cases ’’I think it’s an equitable onto Woodbridge from Main St. about “ We got adjustments that we voted against the fact-finder’s Bolton residents warned 8:30 p.m. settlement,” Charles McCarthy Jr., might not have gotten otherwise,” he proposal. Bolton residents are being warned of an According to witnesses and the Charges of second-degree kid- from an incident in Vernon assistant town manager, said. said. Some union members, such as Tne salary hike of six per cent for 'The resident said the boys were 13 to 14 unsanctioned collection for the town’s driver, the children ran but in the naping,inreaiemnganatwocounUof Ronald J. DeJoseph, 18, of McCarthy handles labor negotiations mechanics and digester and filter 1977-78 is one per cent more than the years old. baseball program. road from behind a parked car. breach of peace were nolled (not Mansfield was fined 6100. He pleaded for the town. operators, received hourly pay in­ town had budgeted, McCarthy said. Not knowing of any such collection, she Police said it was dark and raining prosecuted) in Common Pleas Court guilty to a charge of using a motor The contract was settled by a state creases in addition to the percentage A Carter St. resident shid two boys complained to the state police. ’’We’ll have to-find that one per came to her door Monday collecting and the visibility was poor. There 19 in the case of Sergio Stagno, 34, of vehicle without the owner's permis- binding arbitration panel. The three- pay hikes. cent somewhere,” he said. He said Resident State Trooper Robert Peterson AHENTION! were no charges filed. Webster St., Rockville. sion. 'ITie charge was chang^ from member panel approved a five per McCarthy said that for him to call money for the program. She said they said went to the area but could not find ± t that a layoff is a possibility to meet cent pay raise for the union, retroac­ they played (or the Bolton Tigers and their anybody. A bench warrant has been issued second-degree larceny, the arbitration panel's decision a fair the increase over the town’s expecta­ tive to July 1,1976, and a six per cent coach told them if they wanted to play Anthony R. Zoppa, 49, of East by Tolland County Superior Court for John L. Moriarty, 28, of Mansfield, one is “unusuar for him. He has tion, but, he added, “We’re doing He said if anyone is approached they hike beginning this July 1. It also they had to get money from townspeople Hartford, was arrested on a court- the same charges, which stemmed was fined 675. He pleaded guilty to a been opposed to the idea of municipal everything to avoid layoffs.” should call the Colchester barracks at 643- voted to eliminate the second contracts being set by state- for uniforms. 6604. HMH SCHOOL STUDENTS charge of reckless driving reduced from driving while under the in­ worker, known as the “ shotgun PROM FORMAL WEAR DISCOUNTS fluence of liquor or drugs. rider,” in town snow plows, a prac­ tice that the union had hoped to con­ •15“ OFF Sue Launi to attend Donald E. Shea, 26, of West to INaillM U CUMlinV com olM ni... Area police report tinue. Willington, was fined 615 on a charge ALL FORMALS IN STOCK No. AH035M-5I4100. No. ZP203M>tll5.00. Four other matters, including 17j. stainlttg sttel, 17j, stalnleea iteel. wine of failure to drive in established lane, CONSIDER THE Vernon dent on Rt. 30 Monday. 'The driver of the tachymeter timer, red dial, faceted reduced from driving while under the rejection of Martin Luther King Day Internal rotating elapicd HA R DLEX mar-reeist AAA honoree event as a paid holiday, were all decided in Anthony Mtckolette, 32, of Elmwood, other car was Robert Juliano of Ellington. REGULAR DISCOUNT YOUR COST timing ring. 30 minute crystal, adjustable influence of liquor or drugs. ALTERNATIVE No Injuries were reported. Court date is recorder, yellow dial, bracelet. favor of the town. was charged Monday with third-degree $40 adjuitable bracelet. Susan J. Launi, a Presidential weekend. Mark Williams, 19, of 169 Vernon "He takes paint, and canvas, and brush and pallet June 24. $15 $25 Scholar, from Manchester High The union has worked without a knife, and makes beaut]f. In this case, his paint was criminal trespassing. He was released on The students will receive a Golden Ave., Rockville, had charges of third- a 650 surety bond for appearance in court $35 $15 $20 School, will be among 200 outstan­ Scroll Award to be presented by their degree criminal mischief, breach of contract since July 1,1976. The town Reality Therapy, his canvas Rational Emotive Scott Hitchcock, 17, of 221 Phoenix St., June 22. Vernon, was charged Monday with fourth- $30 $15 SEIKQ THE GIFT FOR ding high school students from sponsors for the trip. Ms. Launi’s peace and failure to obey a stop sign and the union had been unable to Therapy, and his brush Values Clarification. With $15 Scott Wittmann, 17, of 25 Auburn St., degree larceny in connection with the across the country who will meet sponsor is George C. Joseph, CLU, nolled. consummate skill, he has prodtfeed an incredible Youll find Hm lalaat li\ Palm Beach (ormala at Big aavlnga. Don’t Manchester, was charged with following PROUD MOMENTS. with honorees of the American president LIMRA, Life Insurance Robin Nicewicz, 18, of 34 Grand­ resource for practioners in the helping complaint made by a vendor in Henry rant anywhara until you aaa our aolocllon - You’ll gat tho latoat lor- too closely. He was Involved in an accl- Academy of Achievement in Orlan­ Marketing and Research Association view St., Tolland, was fined 6100 on a professions.” Sidney B. Simon, Ed.D. Park. Court date is June 22. mala and aavo-aavo-aavo $ Nothing makes a graduation more special do, Fla. June 23-25. in Hartford. charge of reckless driving. Charges BOLAND Prof, of Humanistic Education than the gift of a Seiko watch. The Academy will be conferring its Besides being named a Presiden­ of failure to obey an officer’s signal This printing test pattern is Univ. of Massachusetts. Day/date calendars. Sports models. Wrist annual Golden Plate award on 40 Rockville hospital notes tial Scholar this year, Ms. Launi is and driving without a license were part of The Herald quality OIL CO. alarms. Contemporary and classic styles. All Americans who have excelled in also valedictorian of the MHS senior nolled. controi program in order to front foreteard to CONSIDER TIIB) combining rugged elegance with Seiko's traditional EST. 1935 various fields. Among the honorees class. give you one of the finest ATLB;RNATIVE by Lee M, Stlvenlein. Admitted Monday: Lydia $03 MAIN OTREIT. MANCHESTER superb quality and accuracy. William J. Basch of Snipsic Lake Range Hill Rd., Vernon; Loretta Meyer, Court St., MONDAY thru SATURDAY 0:10 lo 5:30 this year will be Alex Haley, author newspapers in the nation. Ashland, Hartford Tpke., She has recently won several state Rd., Ellington, was fined 6% on a Mr.-Lee Silverstein, MSW, Director of Human-Ser­ Madeline Potter, Ellington; Rockville; Emma Poirier, , THURSDAY 1:30 lo IHM Come in and find the special Seiko that will make of “Roots”, Lt. Gen. James Doolit­ FUEL OIL Rockville; Hilda Brown, wide debating awards, as a member charge of breach of peace. Charges vices at Rockville Hospital, will present a course Omer Roy, Mt. Vernon Apts., Ellington; Andrew Sllvay, REBAL your favorite graduate proud for years to come. tle, Stevie Wonder, Samuel Ting, 1976 of the high school debating team. of threatening and interfering with a based on his recent book of the same title. A Spencer St., Manchester; Vernon. Tolland; Kenneth VIrkler, AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Sharon Bugbee, Tolland; TRINITY RLAZA. VERNON co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize She has also been a co-presidenj of police officer were nolled. “MUST’Nexperience for all those in the helping Discharged Monday; Ellington. MEN’S SHOP MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10KM to 5:00 24 HOUR. SERVICE James Buskey, Spring St., in physics, and many other prize win­ the American Field Service Club and Wendy Beausoieil, of Ware, Mass., •professions. Ronald Bessette, West St., Births Monday i A son to The Complete Men's Store' SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 ning persons and leaders. Rockville; Evelyn Carlson, Rockville; Leonard Dufour, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Bemls, d ia m on d was an exchange student to Sri Lanka was fin ^ 610 on a charge of disorder­ Starts June 13 • 6 Mondays 7:30-9:30 pm 640.00 Tolland; Robert Gurnon, The students will have several oppor­ 646-6320 Ellington; Jbhn Fortier, Regan St., Rockville; a soirto THE m a r v e l o f MAIN STREET Ptaco Your TRUST last year. ly conduct, changed from breach of FOR REGISTRATION AND tunities to meet with the famous Tolland; James Jensen, Wliyl- Ellington; Sandra Gelinas, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Hamp­ the Diamond Spacialiit Ms. Launi will study law at Yale peace, and wasn’t presented on a 369 Cantor 81. INFORMATION CALL 6464)711 sorville Rd., Vernon; Steven award recipients in symposiums and Manchetlar High St., Rockville; Alojzy ton, Tolland; a son to Mr. and • WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AND BANK AMERICARD • University next fall. charge of interfering with a police of­ 645 Birch Mountain Rd. Mallnoskl, Briston Rd.,' MANCMtTtR FAMUOt • M M fft M m social gatherings throughout the Gworek, Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. Dean Stockwell, Orchard ficer. _____^^^^[gnchesterj_ConiL_06040_^_^^^^^^_^ Coventry; Harold Meyers, Helen Marsh, Ellington; St., Rockville. VERNON, IRiSTOL KAZA, WSI|Jf ARMt. MMSiURY PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 7. 1977 ^N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, r ,n., Tues.. June 7, 1977 — PAGE NINE Murano Class M net champ Jets select Kensil Softball

Team honors to East to run operation I’O N IG irrs GAMES Bill Grant lashed out porate affairs. Annulli'it vh. Klork, 6 - seven base hits, including NEW YORK (UPI) about it. 1 had no plans to Filzgerulil Repeating as team finals was far from easy sidelined Nancy Filipek of — The ownership of , “I have complete control leave the job. The oppor­ three homers, last night at and individual singles for the Glastonbury resi­ Meriden's Maloney High in of the football team,” said Reed v». Glen, 7:15 - Nebo. Brian Quigley and the New York Jets, tunity was a surprise.” Filzgeruld champions in the 1977 dent. The East student the semifinals, 6-3, 6-1. Kensil, who served'for 16 The decision to realign Jack Harrington each looking for someone FluorH V H . Firemen, 6 • CIAC Class M Tennis dropped the first set, 4-6, Filipek was the No. 3 seed. years with the National the team’s management collected six hjts and Steve but bounced back to win young and energetic to ItuberlHun Casavant had five, in­ Tournament at Roger Light rain fell during the Football League, the last responsibilites was made the next two and bring the final stages of the singles rebuild their franchise Ciri'uilH \H. .Muriurly's, cluding two homers. Jack nine as executive director. at a meeting of the team’s 7:15- RulieriHun Ludlow High in Fair- championship trophy back finals. into a con ten d er, “1 have a long-term con­ three owners — Hess, Burg also had five hits and field yesterday were to Manchester for a second Kellie White of East tract but I’d rather not say I’ero’n v h . G ub' h, 8:30 - Joe Brooks four, Tom reached into the com­ Helen Dillon and Townsend RulieriHun East Catholic High time. The scores were 6-3, Catholic in the singles ad­ just how long. Martin. Hess will retain Tierney three and Tom missioner’s office SuvingH V H . E l k n , 6 - and Mary Catherine 6-2. vanced as far as the semis “I think it’s good after a the responsibility for all Brand, Tom Lombardo, before losing to Levine. Monday and selected long number of years in corporate matters relating Clieney Jim McAuley and Harry Murano. Rurkwell v h . Thrifty, 6 - Murano, who drew a first East Catholic’s doubles Pete Rozelle’s right- one position to take over a to the Jets’ organization. Roy two each for the Keeney winners. Tierney, McAuley The Eagles, coached by round bye, polished off teams were composed of hand man, Jim Kensil, new one where you can still Kensil, a graduate of the (iBT V H . Regul’n, 6 • Nike and Burg had homers. Dave Bayles, gained team three opponents in straight Kathy Viola and Annmarie to run their operation. use the experience ac­ University of Pennsylvania sets to reach the title .\rudia vs. Flo's, 7:15 - Dick Stratton and Dennis laurels by the narrowest of Cannata and Sharon Kuc- The 46-year-old Kensil cumulated during that in 1952, began his career as match. She defeated Cathy Nike Mag Madigan had two hits margins, 14-13 over New zynski and Katie Sullivan. was given a long-term con­ time. a reporter for the Capozzi of Waterbury’s Tees V H . l ets, 6 - Nelio each for the BA’s. Canaan. Murano nipped The latter lost in the first tract as the Jets’ president “I’ve been watching 27 Associated Press. After a Kennedy High, 6-0, 6-0, round while the No. 1 team other teams for the past .Serose vs. Tummy's, Debbie Levine of Rip- with complete power over hitch in the Army, he 7:15 - ,Neho powan for the title. when ousted Carol Reddon was ousted by New couple of years. You try rejoined the AP in (jolum- of Branford in the quarter- the club’s operations. He Success in the singles Canaan's team en route to will assume his new not to get involved. I think bus, Ohio, as a general finals, 6-1, 6-3, and the doubles honors. that will change now. I assignm ent reporter in CHARTER OAK Baseball responsibilities next Mon­ Both teams finished day. want to help the Jets’ 1956. Two years later he resurgence under (General moved to the New York of­ strong but Manchester Oil Kensil replaces Leon ' Heat managed to score a 9- Hess as president, with Manager) A1 Ward and fice as a sports writer. ALUMNI JUNIOR Thomas ninth (Coach) Walt Michaels.” In 1961 Kensil took a job 8 win over Highland Park Only three and one-half Hess, a principal owner of Market last night at Kensil said he’ll sit down as director of public innings last played last the Jets who has served as Fitzgerald. with the Jets’ management relations for the NFL and night at the Oval as the'^ Second best acting president since last Big hitters for the Oilers to discuss his future plans. he was named the league’s Alumni Junior League in CIAC golf Upsetting situation at second base January, assuming the were Bob Simler with Ralph Dr.Nirolo, head Kensil said Rozelle had executive director in 1968. opened with Moriarty Fuel responsibilities of chair­ three and Jack Hughes, pro at ihe Manrhesler Kansas City’s George Brett successfully averted a doubleplay against wished him luck in his new He and his wife, Catherine, upending Manchester State Country Club, lied for se- man of the board and chief Bruce Bryant, Jon Despite playing on his home course, Dave Boston when his slide upset Denny Doyle. Umpire Bill Deegan makes out executive officer for cor­ job. “ Pete was very nice have four children. Bank, 14-6, despite getting eond place in ihe call at second but batter was safe at first. (UPI photo) Schneider and Ted Delude only five hits. Thomas of Manchester High wound up in a six­ Connerlieul Seetion PGA with two each. Dave Blair collected two Mary Catherine Murano way deadlock for ninth place in the CIAC Divi­ Pro-Am golf tourney Mike Tierney, Pete hits, one a double, and stale champion sion I State Golf Tournament yesterday at yesterday at Hop .Meadow Devanney, Bill Allen and drove in five runs for the Jerry Cosgrove each had Ellington Ridge. in Simsbury. Blue Chip Club at East Fuelers. Twelve walks DeNicolo and Frank Calvin perfects new twist two hits for the aided the winning cause. Individual honors went to Siranahan of Marketmen. M ark Kingham of Hartford, which finished Calvin Murphy, best known for his scoring ability with Houston in the with a perfect 18-0 record l.ongmeadow carded 71 Campbell rescues SILK CITY H e ra ld Simsbury, the defending Whalers sign in the CCIL, gained team rounds. Winner was Don NBA, is also an accomplished baton twirler. Here he sharpens up for honors Frank and Tucker Allied Print was champion. Kingham Parson of Ludlow with a a n g le carded a 35-39-74, two over honors with Glastonbury, U.S. Twirling Championships this week in Corpus Christi, Tex. (UPI awarded a 7-0 forfeit win Tom Webster seeded 12th, second. Top- fi'e under par 67. photo) The Blue Chip Club This year awards have the selection included when Fogarty’s failed to par. He is a member of the rhe team of DeNicolo, been granted to trackman leadership qualities, HARTFORD (UPI) - junior class. seeded Newington was t i ^ Tiant in shutout of East Catholic High field a full team at Dave Kozlovich, Dick Bob Frank ant) swimmer, dedication in attaining Fitzgerald. Tom Webster, the New Earl Yost Thomas, who was for seventh place. KANSAS CITY, Mo. The only run of the game by getting George Brett on School announced Final CCIL standings - Tarca and Tom Prior of came on a lead-off homer a short fly to left and Katie Tucker. Each goals, devotion to the INDY England Whalers’ all-time selected to the All-CCIL (UPI) — Ace reliever today the winners of leader in goals, assists and Sports Editor Hall 18-0, Wethersfield 15- the .Manchester Country by Carl Yastrzemski in the McRae on strikes. recipient will receive $100 school and team, concern Neither Army & Navy ,, team was a standout (.Iph placed third in the Bill Campbell told the “First Athlete of scholarship towards their about team ac­ total points, has signed a ^j^throught the regular 3, Simsbury 13-5, Conard seventh inning off Dennis Since April 26, Campbell Club nor Nelson’s appeared team scoring with a 65. Boston Red Sox Leonard, who fell to 3-6 Inexperience big key the Year Award.” The studies after high school. complishments above his multi-year contract with 11-7, Fermi 11-7, Windham has pbsted a 4-0 record for its scheduled game at season for Coach Tom The awards were chosen 6-12, Penney 6-12, Enfield Manager Don Zimmer despite holding the Red Sox with 10 saves with a 1.61 award is expected to o r h e r ow n, and a Nike last night. the World Hockey Associa­ No handicap in tennis K e lle y ’s M a n c h e ste r by a full committee of East sportsmanship attitude tion Club. squad. 4-14, East Hartford 3-14, during Monday to just five hits. earned run average in 18 be granted each year W OMEN’S REC Main Street businessman George Marlow posed an in­ Manchester 2-15. “I called down to the appearances. Catholic High School that exemplifies the “ win­ "Tom is currently Alan Sinicrope of East night’s game with the in East losing season to a senior girl and boy coaches. The criteria for Despite a constant driz­ among the top scorers in teresting question recently during a chance meeting. ning is the effort concept.” Hartford High fifth for East Catholic High, Kansas City Royals bullpen in the sixth and “I think I’m throwing athlete. zle throughout, Tikey Paint Marlow, for many years a golfer, asked why no han­ defending champion in asked Bill what he could better than 1 did all last By LEN AUSTER Bob Smith, president of the WHA and his return, fifth place with a 77 round. outlasted LaVallee’s Doors plus the addition of Mark dicap is ever given in tennis. Division II, failed to repeat that he could pitch two do.” Zimmer said. “ He season," said Campbell, the Blue Chip Club, com­ Trailing Kingman, a Herald Sportawriter last night at Cheney, 22-13. Howe and Greg Carroll, “(^ff is more fun because of the handicap system," the as Steve Tantillo of Tolland Standing^ innings if he was real­ pitched four tough ones who parlayed a brilliant 17- Bennet bows mented: “We are very junior, was Rich Grabow Too many runs given Dot Maselli collected gives the Whalers' offense Ellington Ridge Country Qub member noted. High copped medalist ly needed. yesterday and I wasn’t 5 record and 3.01 earned proud to have such fine of Hall, one stroke back at Running back Losing its season finale four hits, Helen Gallagher much more clout,” said "With handicaps in golf, everyone has a chance at win­ honors at Wallingford sure he’d be able to go at run average with the up and too much in­ persons receiving our first ning," he added. 75. Tony Roberto of Penney National League That’s all Zimmer CINCINNATI (UPI) - yesterday was the Bennet awards. They are good and Marilyn Chiemlewski Jack Kelley, director of High was in the grouping Country Club yesterday. wanted to bear. all. But he told me he could Minnesota Twins last year experience played This isn't true in tennis where the accomplished player .East The Cincinnati Bengals Junior High jayvee examples for other three each and Carol Page, hockey operations, in with Thomas. Tolland copped team Campbell, who pitched go two innings. into a million dollar, six- parts as East Catholic baseball team. Rham’s Barb Paul, Karen Lemire, will always beat the novice. L Pet. have signed University of athletes to imitate.” making the announcement Fifth rated Hall of West honors. GB four innings of two-hit “ I told Luis I wasn’t , year contract with the Red High’s baseball team jayvees posted a 5^3 deci­ Just how a handicap system would work in tennis is Chicago 31 North Carolina running Linda Baker and Ann Daw­ Monday. 18 .633 - relief Sunday to pick up his 8omg to let him get into Sox by way of the free sion in Hebron. The Rams questionable. Pitts 29 logged a 7-11 record, back Mike Voight, Paul son two each, all for the Webster, 28, will be star­ 19 .604 ninth save in Boston’s 5-1 in the eighth agent draft. were behind 3-0 until winners. One way for a prolific righthanded player would be to St. Louis 29 22 .569 the worst in school Brown, general manager ting his sixth season with Cubs look like 3 victory over Minnesota, because Campbell was "The more I work, the exploding for three runs in Little League The Doors were paced by play his opponent lefthanded. That would sure be a han­ Phila 27 23 .540 history, in 1977. of the club announced. the Whalers this fall. was called on by Zimmer ready. That’s what we’ve better I am. It gets me in the sixth. The rally was Penny Gagnon’s four-for- dicap for most players. Montreal 22 28 .440 Voight, a third-round Webster, teaming for after Luis Tiant walked been waiting for—good the groove and keeps me The Eagles scored 77 highlighted by Shawn four showing at the plate, New York 2l pitching. When we get good runs but gave up a whop­ draft choice, was the most of last year on a line solid contenders ■iu 11 lead-off batter John effective.” Spear’s three-run homer. and Theresa Lynn, Char Officials did top job pitching, we’re to u ^ .” Tiant finally picked up ping 123, including 21 to St. Atlantic Coast Conference with center Mike Rogers NEW YORK (UPI) — Suddenly the Chicago Cu6s are West Mayberry in the eighth in- Rham came back in its half AMERICAN LEAGUE Jerome, Ann Lynn and Gini his third victo r of the Paul in the next-to-the-last Player-of-the-Year in 1975 and rookie left wing Wonder how many basketball buffs who caught por­ beginning to look like solid contenders and the Los W Pct. GB ”*’’8 wKh Boston clinging of the frame to tally twice Rosters Church with three hits Tiant and Campbell com­ game of the season. “We and 1976. He is the North George Lyle, poked home tions or all of last Sunday's NBA finale noticed that the Angeles Dodgers a bit shaky. Los Ang 36 .679 — to a 1-0 lead. season in his seventh crack to win. The locals, finishd CIVITAN- Coach John each. Joyce Morrison and bined to five-hit the at it. He’s now 3-4. gave up 123 runs and it Carolina and ACC rushing 36 goals and had 49 assists game officials were in the background, Richie Powers Cincin % .500 9V9 Campbell made the one with a 4-6 record. Walks Weerden, Manager Wally Debbie Triggs were in the .nie Cubs got a big break Cards 4. Padre. 3 Royals. Pete LaCock led The Royals and Red Sox would be interesting to record-holder with 3,971 from his left wing position and Jake O'Donnell, proof that both did find jobs. Basket­ Monday when the eventual San Diego 25 .439 13 run stand up for a 1-0 vic­ proved costly in the loss. Gubtala. Kyle Aitken, Glen two-hit class. Keith Hernandez’ single off the ninth against know how many errors we career yards. to rank second in the ball officiaUng, pro style, has to be the hardest sport of decisive run in a 3-1 San Fran 23 .434 13 tory with two innings of close out their brief two- Boggini, Brian Fulton, Joe with one out in the 10th in­ Campbell with a pinch-hit game series tonight when made,” stated Coach Jim John Murphy Pete Kiro FELINE Whalers’ scoring parade any to work and the rewards are not that good...Mike triumph over the Dodgers Houston 22 .415 14 one-hit relief, including single but after pinch Metevier, Bob Lovett, David’s and Moriarty’s with 85 points in 70 games. Crispino of the Rec Department staff will lundle com­ ning capp^ a two-run rally Jim Colborn (6-6) takes the Penders, “You win in high batting average on 23 for was scored with the help of Atlanta 20 .364 17 strikeouts of Kansas City runner Joe Zdeb was Dumais, Gerbo and Frank Scott Fyler, Tom Downes, scheduled game was During the 1976-77 petition for youngsters in Manchester in the 16 and under as St. Louis snapped a four- mound for Kansas City to school on pitching and 74. He led the club in a wind-blown 60-foot single power hitters A1 Cowens sacrificed to second base, Greene departing. The Mike Downes, Tim rained out and will be season, Webster reached Mr. Peanut Target Tennis competition. Tested wili be game losing streak. Lou Monday’s Results oppose Ferguson Jenkins defense and we didn’t get doubles with four. Kiro majority will be back with Soccer by Bobby Murcer. Then and Hal McRae. Campbell closed the door Chevalier, Kevin played Thursday night at three WHA milestones, skill and accuracy in basic strokes. Complete details will Brock singled to start the Cincin at New York, ppd. (5-5). the greatest defensive sup­ was also used on the hill plenty of experience under Bruce Sutter came out of Burnham, Dave Boggini, 7:15 at Nebo. ^ notching his 200th career be announced shortly...Carl Silver reports eligibility rally and stole second for Chicago 3, Los Angeles 1 port.” showing an 0-2 won-lost their belts. Never before, the bullpen, after Rick Earl Lappen, Jim & sse, goal, 200th career assist rules for participating in the Recreation Department’s his 874th career theft Montreal 4, Atlanta 2 The unavailability of record “He has to become Penders noted, i,as East .MIDGET NORTH Foreman, one by Tom EASTER.V Joe Caricconi. and 400th career point. programs will be changed next year ..Both East Catholic before scoring on Garry Philadelphia 9, Houston 5 Mark Dumais behind the a pitcher,’ remarked had a freshman-sophomore Three goals by Mike Zot- Robinson and a penalty ARMY & NAVY- Coach Believe it or not, Tierney’s came up with 44 High’s Eagle Field and Manchester High’s Kelley Field Templton’s single. Tony San Fran 3, Pitt 1 (12) Strong six-hitter plate, due to a sore arm, East’s coach,' “Once he dominated team like this. ta set the pace as the kick provided the Eagles Mike Heffron, Manager National Scott sacrificed and Ted base hits and 42 runs last Twi contest were selected as sites of CIAC tourney play. East being 1 St. L. 4, San Diego 3 (10) and the loss of rightfielder becomes that and not a Before it was a sprinkle. Metros defeated the Toros, with a 5-0 verdict over the Bernie Daley. Kevin night in crushing the used yesterday and Kelley Field today...Manchester X e a g u e « ^ ^ Simmons was intentionally Today’s Games ’ Tom Gerbo, injured in war­ thrower he’ll become a This year was a downpour. 7-1, last night. Apaches. Brophy, Tim Ellis, Karen Last year's Hartford walked before Hernandez’ mup in the 12th game and British-American Club, 42- Chapter of Baseball Umpires will hold its annual meeting Los Angeles (John 6-2) at darn good high school Sophomore Dave Blake Other goals came from PEEWEE EAST Daley, Leon Bilodeau, Twilight League playoff single. never to return, hurt. "The 2. tonight at Willie’s...Gil ^isoneau reports that 65 of the 91 Chicago (Burris 7-5) pitcher.” and freshmen Dave Four­ Brian Milone, Jim Siever- Six different players Dave Janies, Peter champion Bristol will face Reuscbel wild-pitched a Expos 4, Braves 2 loss of the two seniors hurt The winners started off male students at Bolton High are involved in sports at the Atlanta (Messeismith 4-1) tossed by Hunter Sophomore Ken Brasa nier, Mike Gilberto and ton, Mike Mozzer and scored as the Wildcats Adamy, Jim Hare, Jim Moriarty’s tonight at 6 run home in the seventh in­ Montreal ran off its with 10 runs in the first in­ school...It’s hard to believe the posted admission prices at Montreal (Rogers 7-4), N and had the great affect on finished as third leading Mike Freiheit up from the Steve Logan. Chris Diana thumped the Meteors, 7-0. Marx, Chris Petersen, o’clock at Moriarty Field. ning, to pitch 2 2-3 shutout fourth straight win behind ARLINGTON, Tex. needed, blasting a solo The home runs were the ning and set a league high for the pro boxing card Friday night at the Hartford Civic Cincinnati (Zachry 3-6) at the won-loss column,” hitter with a .271 average. jayvees could move in in tallied for the losers. Andy Boggini had two Bruce McKenney, Mike Bristol has won both inning and receive credit the five-hit pitching of (UPI) - With a 2-3 home run in the second and 10th and 11th of the year with 17 more in the third en Center featuring Sugar Ray Leonard, an Olympic winner. New York (Seaver 5-3), N Penders indicated, He also pitched, involved '78. They wiil join the likes scores and Chris Ogden, Suhie, Rod Gill, Bill Hill, starts while the MB's lost for his 16th save. Jackie Brown and with the record, only one com­ a two-run shot in the sixth. for Jackson. “Losing Gerbo meant the route to the verdict. The high prices are hound to keep attendance Houston (Bannister 1-5) at in one losing decision. of Brasa, Kiro, Steuer- The Olympics stopped Keith Arnold, Mike Ken Krajewski. their opener. "That (the wind-blown heip of Gary Carter’s 10th loss of our No. 4 (cleanup) the Stallions, 3-2, as Chris down . Prices for World Team Tennis matches in Hart­ single) was the big play of Philadelphia (Lonborg 1-0), plete game and no Brasa has the velocity but nagel, sophomore Howie McDonald, Jill Boggini and MODERN homer. Brown walked four hitter, our only lefty Nelson tallied twice and ford, featuring the Boston Lobsters, are also too high, in the game,” said Manager N starts in nearly two still has trouble locating Furlong and freshman John King one each. JANITORIAL- Coach Joe this corner’s opinion. and struck out four in addi­ sticker, our co-capUin, and Steve Lawler once. Tom Lasorda of the San Francisco (Barr 6-5) weeks, there may the plate. Senior shortstop catcher Dave Bottaro, who Laurie St.Laurent and Paggiola, Manager Bob tion to contributing a run- necessitated moving some Bob Melley countered for Bosshardt sets mark Dodgers. “It changed the at Pittsburgh (Demery 3-2), have been some who DON’T ASK YOUR CAR John Murphy was second did the bulk of the work. Todd Grossman played Hadden. Mark Walling, Limit to stand scoring single as he raised N extremely inexperienced best in the average depart­ “We have something to the Stallions in each the best for the Meteors. Mike McKenna, Bob complexion of the game. his record to 2-4. Biff doubted Jim “Cat­ in junior skeet shoot San Diego (D’Acquisto 0- people into defensive ment at .286. look forward to in the third and fourth periods. McConnell, Bill Boulay, A proposal to allow Connecticut high schools to But that’s part of the Pocoroba homered for the DEALER TO "RUSTPROOF” positions.” 1) at St. Louis (Dierker 1-1), fish” Hunter was^ East finished with a .229 future,” Penders con­ MIDGETSOUTH Matty Paggioli and Matt Joe Octtorovich, Tom schedule 20 regular season baseball games was voted elements and you can’t do Braves. There were bright spots, Skeet shooting honors anything about the N worth all the money YOUR CAR.... BRIMOiT team batting average on cluded. The Oceaneers blanked Clough scored in the rain McCarthy, Joel Sullivan, have been coming the way down by the CIAC Baseball Committee. Eighteen is the Phillies 9, Astros 5 mainly the development of 138 for 602. “It was a very maximum number of games a school can play...Hall of elements” George Steinbrenner the Rockets, 5-0, with two as the Stars trimmed the John Paggioli, Ray Custer, of 14-year-old Fred Rich Hebner knocked in the youngsters. Coming the weak-hitting team with a Fame baseball game at Cooperstown, N.Y., Aug, 8 is a is paying him. rousfORemm. Batting: goals by Matt Mirucki and Chiefs, 2-0. Jeff John Tracy, (3hris Burby, Bosshardt of 116 Am­ four runs with two homers American League furthest was sophomore lack of the long ball. It also sellout between Philadelp|iia and Minnesota. Inducted in one each off the foot of Beauregard, Matt Morris Eric Gauvin, Mark bassador Dr. Giants 3, Pirates 1 and a sacrifice fly for East The doubters, however, lefthanded pitcher Craig was a slow running team H. AB. Avg. ^rson will ^ Joe Sewell, A1 Lopez and Ernie Banks and Pete Kiro Aaron Buezek, Keith and Marty Zabrelski Paggioli, Mike Custer. The ninth grade student Philadelphia in a game L Pet. GB did not include New York Steuemagel who recently which didn’t run the bases 23 74 .311 Martin Dihigo, John Lloyd and Amos Rusie Consecutive doubles by John Murphy 18 63 .286 Blanchard and Neil played well on defense. POLICE & FIRE-Coach at Illing Junior High pinch hitter Darrell Evans shortened to six innings by Baltimore 22 .569 Yankee catcher Thurmon was tabbed the lone Eagle well. It boiled down to we posthumously...Charles Lundberg of Manchester has Munson. ZIEBART Ken Brasa 16 59 .271 Belleville. George Sylvester, recently outscored better and Mike Sadek drove in rain.The Phillies scored New York on the all-HCC squad. After almost needed four hits to lettered for a second time in lacrosse at College of It’s like I’ve been telling Tom Gerbo 10 39 .256 Jeff Kennedy Joe Langer JUNIOR WEST Manager Lou Johnson. than 100 contestants to win two runs in the top of the three runs in the first in­ Boston an uninspiring freshman score. Wooster, Ohio...Three other road races are scheduled you all along, if there’s one Mark Dumais 16 65 .246 and Steve O’Neill played Three scores by Dan Glenn Dubois, Doug the Frank Decker 12th and earned reliever ning oii hits by Mike Milw year, he came on like “It was also very in- Don Martin Saturday, June 25 in New England, plus the 12 and three- guy who’ll come back, it’ll RUSTPROOFING 12 53 .226 well in defeat. Weinbaum led the Mitchell, Jim Kibble, John Memorial Trophy in skeet Gary Lavelle his fifth win. Schmidt and Greg Luzinski Cleveland gangbusters to become ace dividualistic,” Penders Mike Gleras 11 52 .212 mile runs as part of the New England Relays in be Catfish," Munson said Tomahawks to a 5-1 duke Dalone, Jim Frallicclaidi, competition at the Mukluk Pittsburgh had tied the and a sacrifice fly by Detroit of the mound corps. Steuer- continued somewhat Mike Furlong 14 69 .203 Manchester and Sunday, June 26, four disUnt runs are following the Yankees 9-2 Scoring once in each of over the Minutemen. Gor­ John Thurston, Todd S p o rts m a n ’s Club In score at 1-1 in the ninth Hebner and added two runs Toronto ONLY ZIEBARTS nagel won five lost four puzzled, “It didn’t play as a Jim Dakin 9 42 .190 scheduled in New England, two in Connecticut, in com­ win over the Texas the first three periods, don Fallone and Gary Matthews, Brad Freennan, Sprague. when A1 Oliver doubled and in the third on Hebner’s with a 3.22 ERA. He team-and didn’t work Mike Freiheit 2 11 .182 petition with part two of the New England Relays at Eric Wallert led the Gates added single tallies Ramon Lata, Bob Roya, Shooting less than two eventually scored on an in­ two-run homer. Hebner West Rangers Monday night. SEALANT. struckout 86 in 58 2/3 in­ together. I don’t know Dave Bottaro 2 31 .065 Memorial Field. “ He doesn’t like to be Kevin Martin Comets to a 4-1 win over while George Cappalla George Ecabert, Mike years, Bosshardt also field out. Rich Gossage also homered In the sixth GB nings “Craig is a very hard why; m aybe i t ’s 9 .444 mediocre.” the Craig Steuemagel 3 .333 the Matadors. Janet averted a shutout for the Ogren, John Gallant. gained the Junior Division was the loser. as Larry Christenson won Minn TOOLING AND working kid and I’m very coaching staff’s fault___ Hunter, making his first But Kevin Skehan 7 .143 McKay added the fourth Minutemen with a last AMERICAN LEGION- championship and added his fifth game. Chicago happy for him, related it didn’t work in the off­ start since May 27, was TECHNICAL Mark Hopper 6 .000 tally. period goal. Coach Skip Mikoleit, the Class “E ” Division for Fred Bosshardt Calif Penders. season (winter months) as anything but mediocre, Dave Blake 3 .000 Tom Finnegan tallied for Marty Hancopk of the Manager Dick Mase. Mike adult contestants. Ollier team members were Texas Freshman Pete Kiro, others did in the past,” he hurling a six hitter and KNOW-HOW Mike Gilberto 2 .000 the Matadors. Hawks and Court Stars of Calabro, Kevin Hodge, During the past year, John Bernetich. Dave Oakland who turned out to be a added. Howie Furlong showing fine control in 2 .000 JUNIOR EAST the Men played well. Martin Kosis, Marc Bosshardt captained the Bousquet and Gary ‘Bird,’ ‘Catfish’ are back Kan City ASSURES YOU more than adequate Graduation will hit light­ Dave Fournier 1 .000 Morhardt, Russ Smith, Seattle .393 11 walking only one batter. centerfielder, wound up Jim Doherty Four goals, all by Tom­ Rockville Division Eight MacDonald, all of East ly with Murphy, second 1 .000 Single tallies by Andy Mark Zimkiewicz, Bruce season, made his first start The Yankee pitcher had OF PROTECTION leading hitter with a .311 Frank Greene 3 .000 my Wood, enabled the skeet team which finished Hartford, and Leo Martin NEW YORK (UPI) and walked just one. "... first run of winning rally baseman Mike Furlong, Brown, Eric Juttner and Marandino, Brian since'May 27 and pitched Monday’s Results only one bad inning — the Others 6 .000 Cyclones to stop the with a perfect 12-C record. of Rockville. — “ The Bird” and These guys made sure I’d with his fourth single of the FROM AUTOMOTIVE RUST Yankees, 4-1. Ken Hewitt Chris Carmel paced the McAuley, Paul Tetreault, the New York Yankees to a win, they weren’t gonna Baltimore 5, Milwaukee 2 seventh - when he gave a “The Catfish” are game. New York 9, Texas 2 two-run double to Mike tallied for the Yanks. Bill Hurricanes to a 3-1 duke Dan Wright, Steve Estes, 9-2 victory over the Texas leave me with just two or Orioles 5, Brewers 2 Loyal fans honor Trail Blazers Mark LeBreux, Larry back. Rangers. Boston 1, Kansas City 0 Hargrove after Willie Hor- Peschke was a standout for over the Bicentennials, three runs.” Lee May blasted his “A player, just a 'player, Greg Coulter scored for the Stanford, Jim Powers. Monday night, it was like Fidrych also was treated Chlcago 9, Minn 5,12 inns. reached on a wild pitch PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) reception they got from the the winners and Steve Elsewhere In the seventh home run in eight WANT PROOF? the best player we can B’s. COMPLETE GM old times for Mark ‘"The to a big lead in getting back Cleveland 3, Oakland 1 ‘" 'r a strik e and Toby — After a tumultuous crowd when they appeared Gerich for the Yanks. American League games and Rudy May fired Bird” Fidrych and Jim in the winning groove. Detroit 8, California 0 Harrah singled. reception by 250,000 fans get,” he said is that the on the scene and were in­ Tim Camel of the Canes Baltimore put away a five-hitter to pace during a parad e and Blazers will be picking up troduced. The game’s only goal had a fine game. “Catfish” Hunter, both of Milwaukee, 5-2, Chicago Aside from that Hunter, — C A LL US— TROPHIES by REPAIRS Baltimore. May’s homer, a celebration in downtown in the draft Friday. To the unknowing it came in the first period, by whom benefitted from hef­ outlasted Minnesota, 9-5, in ™ „ who has been plagued by two-run shot in the fourth, Portland, many of the new From the fans’ out­ might have sounded like Don Logan, as the EMBLEM & BADGE • COLLISION ty batting support to gain 12 innings, Boston shaded B altilre (GrZley 8-3) S2S-9916 long-awaited victories. American gave him 19 RBI in the last basketball world champion pouring of affection at boos when Wally Walker Diplomats blanked the Free Engraving K ansas City, 1-0, and night games — all on the at Milwaukee (Augustine 6- ..j • MECHANICAL Fidrych, who tore a car­ Trail Blazers left for Federal Plaza Park during was introduced, but it was Raiders, 1-0. League Cleveland tripped Oakland, road. 1288 MAIN 8 TR H T EAST HARTFORD Monday's celebration of just calls of “who, who.” WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS tilage in his left knee in 3-1. vacations today while team Jim McKee had a fine "Madt Indians 3, A’s 1 ___ Bsbsrt tor 13 Yssrs the playoff victory over the This was in recognition of with CARS AND TRUCKS spring training and was While Sox 9, Twins 5 t T SaSnS” i‘umer'sa^7’T officials concentrated on game for the Dips and MMl-flBS-S Larvell Blanks drove in the upcoming college Philadelphia 76ers, It the fact that when the Myles McCurry for the Qualify" Genuine Perte disabled until May 24, Jason Thompson drove Oscar Gamble capped a two runs with a bases- ' Boston (JeSfln. 5-5) at ‘he player draft. would be hard to find rookie was first drafted Raiders. SIT. 8310-SM UT«U» Feelory Trelned Mechenlce hurled the Detroit Tigers home four runs for the four-run two-out, 12th- MllCf loaded eighth Inning single anyone willing to give up there were some people "Sold 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE to a seven-hit, 8-0 triumph Tigers, three of them with Inning rally with a three- M l^ t had good control; my Harry Glickman, PEEWEE WEST his ninth homer of the for the winning Cleveland nsiBniwsi executive vice president even the least of their who said, “ Wally Who,” a FUZZ AUTO PARTS with CALL 646-6464 over the California Angels run homer enabling N ’"‘’''®d well and I got Fred Stearns and Joe runs. Reliever Jim Kern heroes. While Bill Walton nickname that stuck even Pride" for his first victory of the season in the fifth inning. Chicago to move to within and general manager, said Tomkunas provided the 130 CENTER ST. "...You need that one choked off an Oakland rally the club had no particular and Maurice Lucas got the though he had impressive season. - one game of first-place scoring as the Devils __ MANCHESTER win to get ahead," said in the bottom of the eighth Seattle (Abbott 2-5), N need to fill as far as he was loudest applause, none of shooting statistics for the f Hunter, bothered by arm Minnesota In the AL West. Toronto (Vokovich 2-4) at , h itter Reggie whitewashed the Lions, 2-2. ^ T . l . 043-1551 Carter Chevrolet trouble sporadically this Fidrych, who struck out six to preserve Pat Dobson’s concerned, since it’s a the Blazers could have Blazers while coming off 1165 MAIN ST. Richie Zisk drove in The first win after five losses. California (Hartzell 1-4), N '‘^t'hson provided Hunter AutoTnickRiistpro^ 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER with all the support he young one now. been left untouched by the the bench in the playoffs. Three goals by Dennis W« IW p K m p Aimrtn Movlnf E. HARTFORD, CONN. 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M a n ch e ste r INVITATION I H e» WfenMd U H o sp ita l-^ TO BID National Weather Forecast ■ WINDOW WASHER Wanted - I Muit be experienced, and notes The Manchester Board of I reliable. Steady work. Call Discharged Friday: Anna Education solicits bids for 6496334. Rys, 470 Woodbridge St.; Milk for the 1977-1978 school Laura Wilson. 79 Brooklyn St.. year. Bids will be received un- I maintenance Person - GET YOUR TAG SALE AD IN EARLY! Rockville; Alexander UlllrOOA.M., JunelS, 1977at I For floor care, and minor Ferguson. 128 Autumn St.; which time they will be ,1 maintenance repalri, for C large Health (hure facility. Della Marlow. 164 Hawthorne publicly opened. The right is reserved to reject any and all ■ Excellent benefits and St.; Margaret Royster. 19 ■ working conditioni. Call or River St.. Rockville; Deborah bids. Specitications and bid I »ply In person; Meadows Ham Wantad 1$ Nomas For Sala 33 Homaa For Sala S3 Homaa For Sala Morse, 84 Florence St.; forms may be secured at the ■ Convalescent Center, SSS S3 HouaahoU Qooda 40 Kenneth Forziey, 72 Arcellia Business Office, 45 N. School * Bidwell Street, Manchester, Dr.; Paulette Godek, 10 Hall Street. Manchester, Connec­ I Conn. 647-9194. ONE REFRIGERATOR / Rd., Ellington; Yolande ticut. Raymond E. Demers, loam iiHruAium One g u range for sale. Call Berthiaume. 21 Newman St. Business Manager. .SO DENTAL ASSISTANT for You can have every weekend off 545-5643, after 3;90 p.m. Also. Raymond Archam- 0134 Orthodontist. Experience' B e r a l i ) • prefered. Vernon Grcle. Send W x t 0.0. and 1.0. COLONIAL COUCH and bault. 690 Swamp Rd.. Coven­ -H. I resume to Box 2396, Vernon, with five years clialr. Orange with pine wood. try; Marjorie Lyttle, 171 E. when Ed Gorman works for you TOWN OF MANCHESTER I 06066. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING experience. AU benefits. Good cowfltion. 4399. Call Center St.; David Messier. An equal opportunity after 1:89, 6464294. Amston: Barbara Noll. 505 LEGAL E D * * ’" " * '' [ ACT NOW - Jet to a great way employer. Buff Cap Rd.. Tolland; Rose I of life. Job^ Education and White you are out enjoying CONSOLE BUCK and White McLaughlin. 43H House Dr.; NOTICE I Training. For enlistment DEANHACHME - TV. Good condition. 22 inch Donna Smith. 124 Mark Dr . The Planning and Zoning For period ending 7 a.m., Wednesday, June 8. During I details, call Air Force at ^ PHONE 643-2711 yourself on the tennis court or golf screen. 535. Call UM741. I 7440. PN O D U C T SM a South Windsor; Guiseppi Commission will conduct a Tuesday night showers and thunderstorms will be expected 102 Colonial Rood over the New England area, while mostly fair weather is FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD course, Ed Qorman will be working Adams. 110 Lake Rd.. An­ public hearing at 7:30 p.m., S49-8208 expected to dominate the remainder of the nation. Minimum . PART TIME Night Auditor - for you. dover; Dolores James, 98 Monday, June 13, 1977. at M0¥IN8 temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in ! Needed Friday and Saturday, Palmer Dr . South Windsor; Woodruff Hall, Center Huri^jWan or ...... AD BOX______MBOMU M M M SHI parenthesis) Atlanta 55 ( 75), Boston 49 (65), Chicago51 (77), Bring Your Ad Today! ^ p ly in person. Quality Inn, Lisa Parent. 15 Alison Dr., Congregational Church. 11 51 Hartford TumpUce, Vernon. From the minute he helps you Cleveland 45 ( 68), Dallas 67 ( 90), Denver 57 (90), Duluth 46 Harrison-Kimball medium South Windsor; Kevin Hanko. Center Street, Manchester. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 (72), Houston 67 ( 90), Jacksonville 64 ( 80), Kansas City 63 work out a realistic price on your grand piano. Set of twin 154 Montauk Dr.. Vernon. Connecticut, to hear and con­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERUD . NURSES AIDES - 3 p.m. to 11 (87), U ttle Rock 63 ( 87), Los Angeles 55 ( 73), Miami 75 (89), CSiMliit - FIHs - Mail Today SMALL ENGINE Service beds (complete) mattress Discharged Saturday: sider the following petitions: P.O. BOX 591 p.m. Part time and lull time. home, you can start relaxing. It covers. (2) Fireside Minneapolis 55 (81), New Orleans 55 (81), New York 52 (64), Enjoy working with a skilled 15 w ord'm inim um ' Corporation equmding dealer Michael Voronovitch. 19 Kelly ALDO PAVAN-KEENEY wing chairs. (2) Rd.. Vernon: Michael Phoenix 75 (101), San Francisco 54 (71), Seattle 55 (71), St. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 and dedicated staff, in a very network. No experience STREET - ZONE CHANGE CUSMHIO Ed will handle all the details. Livingroom chairs (Velour Baboval. 42 Alice Dr.. Coven­ Louis 54 ( 82). Washington 50 ( 73). pleasant and modern at­ necessary. Complete training (P-20) program. 5509. investment covered) ( ) Metal kitdien try; Virginia Souza-Bailey. UVOTIMM mosphere. Experienced OR CALL 643-2711 Like driving buyers to your home 1 To change the zoning Dear Sirs: referred. Please call Doris required to start your own table It 2 chairs. (1) ()ueen Columbia; Donata Avery, classification from Rural llain, R.N. Director of business. Ideal for reUred or and showing them around. Like Anne chair. (1) Combina­ Wethersfield; Michelle Residence to Residence AA Please run the following ad lor 4 davt at th* SNurses, 646-0129, 8 to 3, RATES: Based on consecutive days ad part time. DetoUs on request. tion Toro Lawnmower It Topich, Storrs; John Martin, Mr. Barker. ESCA Field helping people arrange financing. for an area of approximately PROBATE NOTICES money-saving rate of *4.001 Manchester Manor Nursing is run. ($2.00 minimum charge.) Snowblower. Call at 79 10^ Tolland St.. East Hart­ 1.6 acres on the west side of INDEX Home, 385 West Center Street. Training Division Box 619, NOnCE TO CREDITORS Wading River, New York. Like explaining deposits, down Lockwood St. after 6 p.m. ford; Jennie Gorry, 198 E. Keeney Street, 368 Keeney N O T IC ia F. Corbin. ESTATE OF MICHOUNA A. CHECK ENCLOSED L CASH ENCLOSED CARPET aEANER Trainee. 11792. Middle Tpke.; Mary Hanley, Street, KURLOWICZ lk> M INNIE - LoM and Found payments and purchase 22 Diane Dr. KURLOWICZ or MICHALINA - Poraonala 1140 per week to start. All FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Announewmonta agreements to buyers. Also. Marie Johannes. 1744 KURLOWICZ fringes. Auto expense paid. OF EAST HARTFORD - The Hw. WlUiam E. FUiGtnld. - Enttrtainmont Call 6436301. □ MISC. FOR SALE Ellington Rd.. South Windsor: - Auctions (1) (9) (1) 1 to 2 d a y s___ . .11* per word per day ■HMU IWVIWI —■■■ SPECIAL EXCEPTION - Judge, of the Court of Probate, (4) (S) te l |« r M i a iH i ■ m r a la r. I M i Jimmy Sprinkle. 130 Nutmeg Dlitiict of Manchester, at a bearlai So If you’re thinking of selling HILLSTOWN ROAD & held on May 31,1977 ordered that au FINANCIAL EXPERIENCED Painter 3 to 5 d a y s ___ . .10* per word per day terim Mdh a . pnM aSiB b |i b Edmund Gorman ArtfefM tor Sala 41 Lane. East Hartford; Simone WOODSIDE STREET (B-21) claims must be presented to the <■ Bonds-Stocks-MortgagM I * Mlbte Mi a a d m U anlMi your home, call Ed Qorman, •* Pafsonal Loans Wanted. Call between 5 and 6 Doyon. 459 Main St.; Alice Application for Special fiduciarv on or before September 1, p.m. 6496343. 6 to 26 days ...... 9* per word per day MARTIN D-IS Six string ac- 1977 or be barred u by law provided. > Insuranca i r (r) realtor, at 646-4040, or stop In at Blish, 5 Laurel St.; Raymond Exception approval under Ar­ Pearl J. Hultman, Ass’t Clerk (I) (•) (10) ooustic gnitar with Barcus EMPLOYMENT Over 26 days .. ... 8* per word per day Bidwell, 60 Pine St.; Susan ticle n . Section 1.02.02 to per­ The fiduciary is: » Halp Waniad RELIABLE & Responsible his office at 604 East Middle Turn­ Berry pick up. With case. Cbeider Kurlowics Berte, 57 Tuck Rd.; Brenda mit development and erection " Bustnass Oppoftunitias older woman to watch two 5259. C dl 6494I493. 34 West Center Street ~ Situation Waniad pike. Goulet, 147 South St., Vernon; of a church at the northwest Manchester. Coon. 06040 children. Must live in North 0104 (11) ( ) End of Manchester. Call after ALUMINUM sheets used as Sheila Shores. 1238 Hartford comer of Hillstown Road and EDUCATION 12 («) (14) (IS) Tpke.. Vernon; Deborah - Privata Instructions 4 p.m., 643-1317. ■TnMNbttMNlb U M N___ M______a S A ^ printing plates, .907 thick, Woodside Street — Rural - Scnoois-Ciasaaa Briere. Lebanon. NOTICE TO CREDITORS • M ba,.ta Ibi^ a S ialM b Mb — ir iM - 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 (or Residence Zone. > instructions Wantad KITCHEN HELP - Full Ume hr M 4iUklM bL tel Mg te4 51. Phone 643-2711. Also, Hilary Black, 74 in^UWrtnamT) STONE AND GOLDBERG ESTATE OF EVA L DEXTER. REAL ESTATE and part time, some Timber Trail, South Windsor; (16) - SUBDIVISION - The Hoo. WlUiam E. FlUGerald, - Homas for Sala (17) (18) (10) (20) weekends. Liberal fringe UNIFORMS WANTED - Chib Deborah Aiies. 826 Tolland > Lots-Land for Sala GARDNER STREET (S-17) Judge, of the Court of Probate. > Invastmant Proparty benefits. Good starting ELLINGTON - Five Room Scouts, Boy and Girl ScouU, St.. East Hartford; Michael Dismet of Manchester, at a bearing oalary. Apply In person. East Brownies, nurses. East Application for cluster sub­ held on Nhy II, 1177 (vdered that u > Busmass Proparty Ranch on Moser Drive, plus Simard, 144 Twin Hills Dr., division approval. Creation of claims most be presented to the > Rasort Proparty SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS Hartford Convalescent Home, CASH BUSINESS - Like to rec room, with view. Quiet CathoUc ScImoI. 649-1225. - Raal Esiata Wantad Ad over 20 werdt - Ragular Prica 745 Main Street, ^ t Hart­ GREAT BEGINNING Coventry; Anne Wheeler, 79 lots in a Residence AA Zone fiduciary on or before August M, 1977 work with your hands? With street. Fenced In back yard. Willimantic; Margaret or be barred as by law provided. MISC. SERVICES ford. this unique equipment and our Seven room (jape. Four bedrooms, treed fenced in Stove, dishwasher, wall to SC R E E D LOAM - Gravel, under the provisions of Article Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk - Sarvicas Offarad HUE Wright, 1149 E. Middle Tpke.; The fiduciary is: training, your time will be yard with black top basketball court. Convenient to wall carpeting. Ehttra Insula- processed gravel, stone, sand III. Section 5 of the Zoning • Pamting-Paparing NURSES - RN-LPN. Several and fill. For delivery call Russell Pouliot, 15 Gark St., The Connecticut Bank > Building*Contracting worth 519-510 an hour bus and shopping. Call Maryann Cullina, Evenings, tlon.n. OHW beat. Owner, i 537,- Regulations, on the west side and Trust Co. WMESS ...... C tif...... stall. , . , permanent openings for all ^ ^ H . Griffing, Andover, East Hartford; Michael - Rooltng>Stding BpCedl..'.. customizing tires, 900. 87^2363. of Gardner Street. One Constitution Plaza - HaatPlumDtng shifts. Challenging new 633-1526. Kloman, 118A Tudor Lane. Hartford, Coon. 06115 - Flooring whitewalling, repair curb Copies of these applications ^ HO-...... CUSSWCATIOII...... proto'am. No rotating shifts. damage, color stripes, Discharged Sunday: John - Moving-Trucking>Storaga TWO SOO AMP Rectifiers - have been filed in the Town - Sarvicas Wantad » hour week. Good starting lettering. Call Bud Orcutt Wost Blda Good. 214 Monroe St., East Clerk’s office and may be in­ OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30th, 1977 salary plus excellent fringe Person-to-person coUect 214- *41,900 Good condition. Good for Hartford; Ina Hohenthal, 44 MISC. FOR SALE pUtlng, or welding. (UU 649- spected during office hours. - Household Goods benefits. For interview con­ 241-2077 or write Tire CAPE Ridgewood St.; Edna Keating. tact: Director of Nuriing, 4 ^ WESTLEDOE ASSOCIATES 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Planning and > Articlas for Sala NAME Cosmotology, 10920 Indian Front to back flrepUced INVITATION > Building Suppliaa 6451 Extension 3!W or Ap ' Roaltora 107 Hamlin St.; John Stanley. Zoning ^m m ission TOWN OF MANCHESTER to e f and Found f Ham Wantad ia ’Itail, Suite 301, Dallas, Texas 633-8241 living room. Large 55 Hamilton Rd.. East Hart­ - Pats -Birds- Dogs personnel office, Mansfield H c r a li) ADDRESS 75239. dormer, large bedrooms, SALE - Reconditioned Stan­ Ronald Gates, TO BID > Livastock Trainiiu School, Mansfield dard Typewriters. ford; Charles Pedro, • Boats S Accassorias STEADY WORK - Reliable, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CITY IW baths. Neat, clean Secretary LEGAL IMPOUNDED - 3 puppies, tri ot. Conn. Monday through Guaranteed. Also call us for Warehouse Point; Leonard - Sporting Goods (Xilor, Griawold Street area. hard worker, who wants MISTER SOFTEE Truck on Dated this 7th day of June, JANUS, > Gardan Products Friday, 5:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. STATE home. Good area. M.900 cleaning and overhaul of your Kendrick, 375 Benedict Dr.. Mixed breed, tan and black steady employment, good in­ display 196 South Road, Fai^ DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, 1977. School Yearbook • Antiquas NOTICE An Equal Opportunity P.O. Box 591 BERKSHIRES SAVOY, typewriter. Small charge for • Wantad to Buy come. Call 5286701 between 9- ZIP mington. Conn. Immolate South Windsor; Mary Perron, 0156 Sealed bids addressed to Mr. The Zoning Board of male puppv, Adanu Street Ehnployer M/F. Manchoator, Conn. 06040 carpeting, ainminum storms, MASS. - Year round 3 FJ. SPILECKI, pick up and delivery. Yale 34 Lathrop St., Coventry; Bet­ Appeals will hold public area. Contact Manchester 2 only. PHONE delivery. Summer is here. Act 3 furnaces, trees, 5445 income. bedroom Mobile Home. Also 4 John F. Callahan, for the RENTALS now, cu l today for an appoint­ Typewriter Service, 41 " ty Andrews, 85 Birch St,, - Rooms for Rant bm in g s on Monday, June 20, Dog Warden, at 646-4555. 5M,S00. Hutchins Agency, 646- room Cabin, with wood stove, Raaffort P u m ll PUce, 649-4968. JANUS, School Yearbook will - Apartmants tor Rant HORIZONTAL Boring Mill ment. 677-9089. These are I^rraine Lott, 1329 Burnside 1977 in the Conference Room NOW accepting applications 3186. fleldstone fireplace, on S be received at the School Of­ • Homas lor Rant Panonala g for full time employmentt. operator. First Class choice and established routes. 643-2121 TOWN OF MANCHESTER - Busmass for Rant acres. Both for M.Odo. (jail SEARS COLDSPOT Air Con­ Ave., Blast Hartford. fice, 777 Burnside Avenue, of Lincoln Center, 494 Main CaU 5286869 between 9 and 2 machinist with experience on BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy • Rasort Proparty for Rant large weldments. 50 hour 644-1334, after 5:00 p.m. ditioner - EUceUent coodlUon. Also, Margaret Zagorski, East Hartford, CT until 2:00 • Wantad to Rant Street, Manchester, Connec­ H AVE VACANCY - In only. Hm Ham Dan Intersection. Large seven Blast Windsor Hill; Fresnaid LEGAL • Misc for Rant ticut to hear and consider the wedt. Day shift. CaU 2896471. One year old. 14,000 BTU. p.m. Eastern Dayli^t Time, Licensed Private Rest Home □ EDUCATION room home, large loot. 555,- SIX ROOM Cape - Garage, 5250. Call after 6, 5 ^ 1 1 3 . following petition: Classification I Want Nh M To Run Lota-Land lor Sala S4 Pangilinan, 27 Eric Dr., NOTICE on June IS, 1977, at which time AUTOMOTIVE for elderly gentleman, (jail COUPLE TO ACT as 009. Hutchins Agency, 646- convenient location. 643-7^ Coventry; Joseph - Autos for Sala Item 7., No. 563 — Dave 7426048. BBgBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB The Zoning Board of they will be publicly opened superintendent in small apart­ 3166. after S p.m. 17 Falknor Drive. ONE SPEEDAIRE Air Com- Bretschneider. Glastonbury; - Trucks for Sala Farley — Request Special ment bouse. Maintenance, and Prtrala InatrucOona II MANCHESTER - Two B Zone Appeals will hold public and read aloud. - Haavy Equipment lor Sale RN's - LPN'S pressor - 1 HP. I phase. 1 Rosemarie Hanover, > MotorcycJas-Bicycias Exception in accordance with minor repairs, in Hartford BOLTON - By owner. Large OLDER SIX Room Colonial. Building Lots. N e ^ to be bearings on Monday, June 20, Bids to be plainly marked in HU^. low price. Paul W. stage. 115-130 volts. Model Willimantic; Nancy Tedford, - Campars-Trailars-Mobita Article IV, Section 6.01.02 to □ EMPLOYMENT area. Please state experience, Halp Wantad f l REMEDIAL READING and country Hanoi on acre lot, Raised hearth firepUce, nice number 9K 322. Used less than 1977, starting at 7:00 p.m., in the lower left hand comer. Homas Ail shifts. Part Dougan, 643-«S5. 42 Maple St.; Lori Dobkin, 153 conduct wholesale trade of family status and age, strictly • • a . math; Individualised work fireplace, 2 car garage, many yard, work shop sized to two 10 hours. First 5175 takes It. the Conference Room of Lin­ Bid Number, Name, Opening - Automotive Sarvica conflnential. Write Box N c/o AOVERTISIHB program, (Ist-Sth grade) by car gvage, established gar­ - Autos for Rant-Laasa used vehicles in conjunction Help Wantad 13 RELIABLE responsible extras. 558,900. M^7Ss4. Call 646-4100 days. Shallowbrook Lane; Shari coln Center, 494 Main Street, Date, and Time. Manchester Herald. time or full time. Master’s degree teacher. 568- den, w w ers School district. Richard, 62 Colony Rd., South with existing limousine ser­ RATES mature woman (or house Manchester, Conn., to hear 8075. NUTMEG HOMES offers a 539,500. 549-2750. Windsor; Gail Ferrari, 27 Bidders shall not include vice operation and request SALES POSITION - Straight Pleasant working cleaning one day a week. PERSIAN RUGS - lOx 14 Ker- and consider the following MOLD MAKERS and Tool 1 d«y ....lie word per day Should also be avatlble for oc­ three bedroom Raised Ranch. liahri*plte«l«*A man, 10 x 14 Kassan, 9 x 12 Highwood Dr.; Gregory Mlod- Federal Excise Taxes nor variance of Article IV, Section commissions, leads fumisned 3 dtye ... 10c word per day petitions: to homeowners. (^1 242-5402. Makers for plastic molds. casional one or two week Uve 1 1/2 baths, beautifully pan­ MANCHESTER - SU room Borhara, 8 x 10 Tabriz. Also zinski, 35 Dover Rd.; Matthew State of Connecticut Sales INVITATION conditions. 6 dt)« .... 9c word per day i^ w m A D Si M M a tatew ■ law W •* . bte Item 1, No. 560 — B.J. 6.01.03 to permit use within Ehzcellent benuits. Apply Ver­ in housekeeping. Must Uke □ REAL ESTATE eled family room with Full dormer Cape. Wall-to- few Oriental designs. Taxes on which Public Schools 2B daj« .... 6c word per day wall carpet, 1 1/2 baths. iM ki. bS b. II late te Ik Road, Willimantic 400 feet of residentlally zoned PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The non Mold It Tool IM., 199 Benefits. Apply in kids and dogs. 646-3913. fireplace.irepi We also have lots ■M-SS4-SSSS. Reasonable prices. 645-96)4. Warehouse Outlet — Request are exempt. TO BID Forest Street, Manchnier, 16 words 12.00 minimum CUrpeted, jpaiieled rec room. Special Blxception in accor­ dwelling on same side of Air Force recently announced ippyAdc...... $2.30 inch Homaa For Sala S3 avulable. Call 543-9177. After the opening of Bids, all street, and variance of Article 64362S7. BABY SITTER Wanted. Only Pasek Realtors, d a r k LOAM - 5 yards, 552 dance with Article II, Section EAST HARTFORD new openings for individuals person. Vernon MLS. 289-7475. Bids will stand available for a PUBUC SCHOOLS *IV, Section 6.03.01, Minimum with prior rnlUtary service. If From 2:38 to 5;33 Monday ELLINOTON - Two family plus tax. Gravel, (111, washed .About 212,200 cubic feet of 7.09 to permit use of front RN/LPN - Wanted for full and COVENTRY - 49 acre Egg Duplex, Five years old. 5 1/2 sand and stone. 645-9604. water a second thunder over period of forty-five (45) BID I 404 front yard and Minimum side you nave been out for less Manor. Call Mon through Friday, (jail after Farm, with three story bam. BOLTON - One acre approved yard for storage and display days. than 5 years and are looking part time on all shifts. Apply 5:39, 5466984. rooms each. 11/3 baths each, MANCHESTER - Newer 6 the Niagara Falls. yard for existing building, 13 Butler-type building. Power Room CkilonUI. 1 full, and 2 lot with lovely trees. In area of gyms and swimming pools REPAIRS OR for "A Great Way of Life’’ to Director of Nursing, all appliances, good Income, ENGLISH Pacemaker amp. 2 The Contracted Services Com­ Pleasant Street, Industrial day through plant, and other out Dulldings, half baths. Fireplace, with nice homes. CaU Owner — 274 Broad Street— Buiness REPLACEMENT Contact the Air Force im­ Salmon Brook Convalescent i POT WASHER Position - Urge lot. 555,906. Keith Real Inputs, reverb, auxiliary mittee of East Hartford High Zone. Home, off House Street, plus Three Lovely Homes. aluminum siding, appliances, 64M347. Zone m . OF SHADES, mediately. Call 646-7440. Friday, 9 to 4 p.m. g. Meadows Convalescent Estote, 6464136, 649-1922. spm er, 120 volts. ExceUent School reserves the right to Information pertaining to Glastonbury. Please call 633- Happiness Is Offers invited. B/W Realty, carpeting and more. 543,900. condlUon. 5500 or best offer. Item 2, No. 561 — Charles A. VENE'HAN BUNDS h Manchester People Center, Manchester. 8 to 2, 647-1419. LEGAL waive any informations in above may be obtained in the 5244. Monday thru Friday. Now Blanchard & Rossetto, CaU after 3, 647-1372. Mozzer & William Safarik — DRAPES VEHICLE MECHANIC - No Mr. Helping Foot Prints. Realtors, 646-2482. Bids; to reject any or all bids; Planning Office. experience required. Current accepting appUcaUons. _ ti» l«te NOTICE Variance is requested of Arti­ Information may be obtained RNs and LPNs - 3 to 11,11 to Community Arts Center SmhI tewiMn tetei tel m i U tut ROYAL ELECTRIC cle II, Section 4.01.01_— or to accept the one that in All persons interested may training openings. Good 871-0385 MSOb a ISM. te n ia M v . M iin i their judgment will be for the from Alan Desmarais, attend these hearings. salary, paid training. Enlist­ 7. Full and part time. Staff Match Dollar For Dollar EMPLOYMENT Opportunity MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Rockledge. awi irt iwlia WHhi ahi Site tea T^pewrito' - Model 870471. Public Act Minimum lot frontage, to and supervisor repositioned. BOLTON MINI FARM 5 best interest of Elast Hartford Purchasing Agent East Hart­ Zoning Board ment required. Ages 17-35. The Connecticut Com- - Experienced radio spot sales Three bedroom aluminum * S M tea hpite late te. w and new, never been used. No. 7IM02 reduce the frontage of 34 Join our progressive nursing s e t- s s i:^ . With accessories and High School, East Hartford. ford School Department, 110 Of Appeals Call U.S. Army at MS-9462. mltalon on the Arts person. Manchester area. 643- Bedroom Raised Ranch & vicnnTY sided Raised Ranch. Large Section 494)1 of Stone Street to 68.50 feet, Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ team. Excellent salaries and EXPERIENCED New It ADVERTISIHB Challenge Qrtni lot, extras, air conditioning, auuantee. 5400. CaU Scott, Specifications may be picked Paul J. Rossetto, benefits In a pleasant at­ with approximately 8 the Connecticut realigning the common boun­ ford. Ct. 06108 until bid VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Used Cars get ready person, Attend June *49,900 Cokmial/Cape Florida room. CUll after 5, 6484841. General Statutes up at East Hartford High Secretary mosphere. Contact the D.N.S. for local automobile DEADLIHE acres. Subdivision very dary between the two proper­ opening on June 22, 1977 at experience required. Current Joln-ln Events 6494588. 551,990. (3) Vehicles ties so as to adjust the front School. Dated this 7th day of June, training openings. Good Meadow’s Convalescent dealership. Top pay and possible. East Hartford. Super clean W(X)D GRAINED Formica 2:00 p.m. 1977. Center, Manchester, Conn. 12:00 noon the day before Bualnaaa Proparty 26 Will be Auctioned June 13th, and rear boundiuies by 5 feet The East Hartford Public salary, paid training. Enlist­ benefits, lor right Individual. pubHcatlon. 466 Main Street IT b $8«,000.00 home! Fine area. Two MANCHESTER - 4 Bedroom Kitchen table, six chairs W . The East Hartford Public 647-91M. Apply in person only to Ser­ (tolonial fireplace screen, an­ 1977 4 p.m., at the Big Ten — 28-30 Stone Street and 34 Schools do not discriminate on 0226 ment required. Ages 17-35. firepUces, breezeway and Bi-level Contemporary. PAOCAGE STORE - Andover. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ vice Manager, Vernon Circle Deadline for Saturday and Anaaldl Built impec­ dirons, grate, tools 540. Ar­ Enterprise, West Main Street, Stone Street, Residence Zone the basis of sex, race, religion Call U.S. Army at 6^94(16. Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. garage. 80x175 treed lot. FirepUced family room, 21/2 Growing suburban area. tunity Employer. DONUT MAKER - Monday Dodge, Route 83, Vernon. TK cable 7 room Colonial In baths, atUched 2 car garage. tificial Oris(rlstmas tree 515. Rockville, Conn. A. or national origin. Phone 7C-8616 after 3 p.m. 7424459. 0196 Loot and Found POWER GENERATOR thru Friday. 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. W t w(th to H lut* DM executive neighborhood. *39,900 Wsst Side Cipe Call u r b a ra Bosettl, 6 4 9 ^ 6 , m * Item 3, No. 562 - W.E. 0166 Permanent position. DENTAL ASSISTANT Equipment Operator - No PLEAAE READ Eaat Hartford Fire Department x* 170.600.00 6 rooms, lV(i baths, or Katherine B o m , 7444644. Reiser — Variance is LOST - Main Street area. experience required. Current Experience helpful. Apply Wanted for specialty practice and Mr. Wnilam Schultz x- fireplace, full dormer, J. Watson Bach Co., Manehaatar, Conn. ELECTRIC. EDGER requested of Article II, Sec­ Yellow long haired Bobtail Bess Eaton Donuts, ISO In Hartford and Vernon area. YOUR AD for their aaalatanoa at the fire at g to oam a lltMa axtra Anaaldl Bulh 7 Room Trlmnur, hedge cutter, lawn TOWN OF MANCHESTER training openings. Good tha oorrWr of Park Avenue and « aluminum siding. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Main S trati tion 3.01.01 — Minimum lot INVITATION fenule kitten. Shaved patches Center Street. Excellent working conditions, monay llila aummar. Spreader, miter box saw, INVITATION salary, paid training. Enlist­ Ctaaalfiad ade art takan over Daerflaid Avenue S Raised Ranch, walk to Equal Housing opportunity. FOR LEASE or SALE frontage, to divide parcel of of fur. Reward. 6496206. ment required. Ages 17-39. and benefits available. Charlotte f^henzl x Wa naad boya and N2,500 Rndi stone grinder, tape recorder, LEGAL TO BID Experienced preferable, but the phone at a cpn^lanca. and NeighDort x Martin School. • 27,000 square feet in cen­ speakers, pruning saws, 742- TO BID land into two lots, one lot with Call U.S. Army at M3-9462. 5100.00 A WEEK and more The Herald la raaponcible for giria 2 avaninga par 7 rooms, two firepUces, MANCHESTER - SU room •••••••••••••••••••••••••• not necessary. CaU 925-3868, tral business district 6700, 8 a.m. -11, 44 p.m. less frontage than required, 61 possible working at home part onfy ona Incorrect Ineertlon end g BeautifuUy landscaped. two car garage, tre^ lot. (Upe. Good condition. Nice NOTICE Senior Portrait time through mailing cir­ after 10 a.m. waak. Mual ba • FhiUy sprlnklered Underclassman Olcott Drive, Residence Zone FINANCIAL PERMANENT POSmON for than only to the tUc of the 101,000.00 yard. Ckinvenient to stores and The Planning and Zoning Pictures and culars. Send sell adores^ ortglnal Ineertlon. Errora which praaantabla, • Air condlUoned office SET OF GRETSCH drums. Portrait Pictures AA. set up man in power press *36,500 Cqw shopping center, low taxes, Commission will conduct Activities stamped envelope. King, Box LEGAL SECRETARY for do i M teeeen the value of the courtaoua, and Anaaldl Built 6 Room notning to do but move in. ^ c e hardware, aU ZUdJlan Sealed bids addressed to Mr. Item 4, No. 564 — Robert J. department. Experience and a Halp Wantad 13 7 rooms, eat-ln country public hearings Monday, June Sealed bids addressed to Mr. Bond$-Stock$-Uortgaga» $ good working Imowledge of 2S3K 122, Mantua, N.J. (isOOl. East Hartford office. Must advanleement will not be cor* raaponalbla. If In- Colonial, brick front, 533,100. 6464186. • Will consider partial gm toU ^^O O . A great buy. John F. Callahan, for Armentano — Variance is 20th, at 7; 30 p.m. in the have typing, and steno. reded by an additional inaar* kitchen, aluminum siding, John F. Callahan, for Senior measuring devices necessary. taraatad, plaaaa hava very private yard. lease Underclassman Portrait Pic­ requested of Article IV, Sec­ Experience prefered. Pay tlon. garage. Hearing Room of the Portrait Pictures and Ac­ Excellent benefits. Apply In EARN EXTRA Money Part paranta or guardian MANCHESTER - Five room • First floor Is 8,000 square tures will be received at the tion 7F, Article IV, S^tion GOOD NEW S! time, worklnx from our plea­ scale commensurate with 040.900.00 MATURNITY CLOTHES, Municipal Building, 41 Center tivities will be received at the irson. Quality Name r a te , Colonial. Central location. feet. School Office, 777 Burnside 8F, and ArUcIe IV, Section St., Manchester, C ^ . to hear Home ownen can obtain a aecond Isher Hill Road, East sant office. Hourly rate, plus experience. Call 289-5477 CARRIER contact Both MoLcod Capo large 4 bedroom *35,500 Csionial-Condo City utilities; Aluminum baby furniture. Gold nnd blue School Office, 777 Burnside mortgafe with beat t« tn i In town. floral print custom made Avenue, East Hartford, CT 8A1 to permit by a nonconfor­ rGlastonbury. commission. No experiehce between 96. at tha Manebaatar SVk baths, all appliances, storm windows, enclosed Call Mr. Roffi 646-2130 and consider the following Avenue, Blast Hartford, CT HQ Ham Waniad 13 Cape located on quiet ueen size spreads, until 2:00 p.m. Eastern ming use the qualification for petitions: necessary. Will train. CaU us Evaning Harold. ■11 facilities, easy living. porch. 529,900. tiayes Cor- Daylight Time, on June 15, until 2:00 p.m. Eastern st56969M. NEEDED street lediterranean wall a liquor permit different from JOSEPH SWENSSON, JR. EXPERIENCED Dimen- UAL ISTATl SALSS Phono 047-0040 poraUon, im iS l. 1977, at which time they will Daylight Time, on June 15, li« niOTOT OnwapOT sional Inspector - First shift. COUPLE TO WORK part for 030,000.00 *31300 Calonili decorations. 647-9201. the class of liquor permit - SUBDIVISION - VERNON SALES TRAININQ time as substitute house Raal Batata Waniad 29 be publicly opened and read 1977, at which time they will A wcond mortguc for conaollda- Applications being accepted POSITION Available for Ac­ 5 bedrooms, living room, currently existing, 306 ^ in STREET (S-20) tlon of all jrour olUi. Eaiy monthly so hour Intensive sales g ra n to ^ to ^ y s gruop home. Beoeffict Drive MANCHESTER • Lovely aloud. be publicly opened and read Monday through Friday, 9 counts Payable Clerk. Must Capa — Immaculate eat-ln kitchen, laundry 25” RCA Color TV, console. 3 Street, Business Zone III. paymenta. Pint tlma ever offered. older style home on 1/2 acre ALL CASH For your property, 1/2 years old. 5250 or best Application for subdivision aloud. No legal feea. Write... a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply IQock have good calculator training course in mid Ju­ S ^ W b ) ^ REDECORATING? Let Avon room, ainminum siding. wlUiin 24 hours. Avoid Red Bids to be plainly marked in Item 5, No. 565 — Janette experience. Willing to train ly. Learn how from the home 6-room Cape, open lot. W au to school, church, offer. 6494927. approval. Creation of 7 lots in Bids to be plainly marked in l o i RR Co., 1366 T olland T pke., earnings pay (or Itl Make Tape, Instant Service. Hayes the lower left hand corner. Fraser Wodal - Variance is r l ^ t person. Send resume to experts In a company SECRETARY - Part time. stairway, fireplace, shopping. Three bedrooms, a Rural Residence Zone on the the lower left hand comer. Manchester, Conn. An ek]uai Law - engineering offices, good money seUlng qunUty laundry, 11/2 baths, 2 car gar­ (torporatlon, 6454131. Bid Number. Name, Opening requested of Article H, Sec­ east side of Vernon Street c/GtoncDeitGrHwiW Opportunity Employer. P.O. Box 1127, Broad Street which sold over 0 million in products. No experience modernized kitchen, F.J. SPILECKI RADIAL SAW - 10 Inch Bid Number, Name, Opening must be exceUent typist. Rep­ CARMER age, garden shed. VegeUble Toolcraft, Uke new, 5195. Date, and Time. tion 13.12.01 to erect addition Station, Manchester, Conn. residential property in necessary. CaU today: 523- walking distance to Raallon 643-2121 SELLING your house? CaU us near the Intersection of Scott Date, and Time. ly P. 0. Box 935, South WM- and fruit trees. Mid- Modern twin bed complete, Bidders shall not include to nonconforming dwelling 24 Drive. May at the rate of 4 homes 9491. first and we’U make you a Panonala RN - Public Health Nursing sor, Coim. 98074. school. Must be seen. tUrtles. Principals only. 649- 550. Modern desk, 530. All In Federal Excise Taxes nor feet from street line, 192 Hart­ Bidders shall not include i Personals per day. How to list, how to NEEDED cash offer. T.J. Crockett, J.C. PENNEY Supervisor. BS with a 090.500.00 8321, evenings. A-1 shape. 646-2753. State of Connecticut Sales ford Road, Industrial Zone. PROPERTIES, INC. - Federal Excise Taxes nor prospect, how to close, how TELEPHONE SALES - Earn DEMONSTRATORS: Act now Realtor, 64M577. minimum of two years for (or an extra free gift. SeU Taxes on which Public Schools Item 6, No. 566— Robert L. SPECIAL EXCEPTION - State of Connecticut Sales financing can create sales. 54 per boor - Salary and com­ experience for the South Tolland Stroet name brand toys and gifts IMMEDIATE Cash (or your WATKIN’S aearance Center are exempt. Walsh — Request Special TOLLAND TURNPIKE (P- Taxes on which Public Schools Windsor Public Health Nur­ You do not need to be mission. Multi branch - four are exempt. state firm has permanent (FIsher-Prtce, Plnyskool, property. Let us enlatn our on Main St. In Manchester is a After the opening of Bids, all Blxception in accordance with 21) PUBUC NOTICE sing Association. Call 644- licensed but must enroll in Woodland School Area Fenton) Earn 51,999 or more fair proposal. Call Mr. bargain hunter’s paradise. AU Article II, Section 5.02.01 to After the opening of Bids, all 09tt, or 844-2511, Ext. 14, a course required for openings. Shifts from 9 a.m. to Bids will stand available for a Application for Special 9 p.m, Monday through East H a r t M with iTeasure wuse Party BeUlore, M7-1413. the lamps, beds, dinettes, convert one-family dwelling Bids will stand available for a between 9 and 1. license. Otherwise, you sofu, mattresses, chairs and period of forty-five (45) days. Exception approval under Ar­ The MancliMter Arte Counell Is sponsoring Friday. CaU Plan. Free kit. Top com- to two-family dwelling, and period of forty-five (45) days. must be highly ambitious, Carrhir ihould miulons. Also booking par­ pictures you’ve been looking The Contracted Services Com­ ticle II, Section 13.15.02 to per­ DUBALDO-LESPERANCE MAY WE BUY your home? DIRECT SALES - Are you the havB bika ties. CaU coUect person to BOLTON ()ulck, fair, all cash and no (or may be here right now at mittee of East Hartford High request variance of Article II, mit development of a' parcel The Contracted Services Com­ AN EVENINB WITH desirous of being among b a r m a id - E xperience 646-0505 Section 5.02.01 (c) to permit type of person who would be the best in this rewarding person (or MUs Carol, 383-491- problems. CaU Warren E. savings of at least 30% and u School reserves the right to in excess of 4 acres, in excess mittee of East Hartford High wflling to work hard (or 5500 Preferred, or some Call 650 square feet floor area In THE ARTS COUHCIL Sl09. Howland, Realtors, 6^1106. much u 50% I Better come waive any informations in of 60 parking spaces, and School reserves the right to per week? If you are, you may profession. Sales people experience. East Hirtford Beautiful seven room Ranch on over location. CaU (or appoint­ see before someone buys the Bids; to reject any or all bids; one unit, 150 Summit Street, requiring outside storage, waive any informations in June 7th, 7:30 qualify for training to repre­ needed for new offices item you’ve been looking (or. Residence Zone B. ment, 5896818. 647-9946 TYPIST NEEDED • Full EIGHT R(X)M Older ColonUl one acre of shade trees, fruit trees WANTED, Four bedroom or to accept the one that in north of Tolland Turnpike and Bids; to reject any or all bids; At FOOT PRINTS, 466 Main 8t.. Manch.. sent one of Uie largest u>n- planned for Vernon, En­ Harald CIreulatlon time. Ijrpiiig, fUlng, errands. wlUi two car garage on treed (jolonisl - With (Irat floor den. their judgment will be for the Information pertaining to west of 1-68. or to accept the one that in Bntarialnmant, wina and ehaaaa, avaryona waleomal Sumer Food Suppliers. No field, Southington, Glaston­ KxceUent working conditions. lot In quiet residential area. and shrubbery. Inground pool, trout In Porter Street or Martin TAG SALE - Moving. Must above may be obtained in the experience necessary. Call R H t - LPHt Dapl. tell everything. Gas stove, best interest of East Hartford Copies of these petitions their judgment will be for the bury, New BriUln. QUunorous world of adver­ Clean, airy rooms. Natural School area. In the 5>0s. CaU Planning Office. Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and 74, 141 shift, full time, stream, appliances, and many refrigerator - exceUent condl- High School, East Hartford. have been filed In the Town best interest of East Hartford The Barrows Company tising. CaU Connie, 648-2909. wooddork. TYuly an excellent private party, at 647-1567. All persons interested may Clerk's Office. and may b^ In­ High School. East Hartford. 4, at 5606990. has a generous bonus and part time, wedtends reUef. E.E.O. value In Uie Mid W s. Mr. Uon. Hospital bod, single bed. Specifications may be picked numerous, extras. Minutes away 154 Street. attend these hearings. spected during office hours. profit sharing plan. AU In­ eixoa In and taUi to us DeRocco, Belflore Agency . 5 « ^ 1 . up at E ast Hartford High Specifications may be picked PART TIME Evenings - We PART TIME Secretary - HouaaheU Qooda 40 Zoning Board Planning and quiries confidential, ^ u a l about our new higher star­ Typing minimum 55 w.p.m. 647-1413. from shopping and highways. Sdiool. up at East Hartford High are expanding. We need Building SuppBaa 42 of Appeals Zoning Commission Opportunity ting rate. and franKrlblng machine AUTO MECHAHIC REFRIGERATORS • School, RegalSSiKlr supervisors. Experienced in Bipnlneid uto Rwdiulc wuM NEW COLONIAL • Three Parklike setting with privacy. By The East Hartford Public Paul J. Rossetto, ' Ronald Gates, (jail111) ClaireCUI Freeman, EAST HMOFORD experience a must. Morning Washers, ranges, used, The East Hartford Public building, cleaning hours, 5 days a week. Depm- ImiMdltMy. 40 h n n pw wMk. No bedrooms, 1 1/1 baths, first NATURAL STONE for Schools do not discriminate on Secretary Secretary «4 «l»ir ...MtrHirNi*- itlong Hirk n lUj.i ri..r 2386170. Solardijr*. Good Mom bonoflU. Soo owner. $42,900 Appointment only. guaranteed and clean. New retaining walls, veneers, Schools do not discriminate on maintenance. Manchester, CONVALESCENT HOME dable person with prior office floor laundry, (Ireplaced the basis of sex, race, religion Dated this 7th day of June, Dated this 7th day of June, Vernon, East Hartford areas. Mr. Carter. Carter Chtm lat Com- shipment damaged, OE and , etc. Pick up by the or national origin. 1977. the basis of sex, race, religion Corner of Broad 748 IM n 9L experience a must, nease panjr, lac. Ills M ala S t., Uving room, central 643-1481. Fngidalre. Low prices. B. D. 1977. Wages ne^tiable with IteBChaater. Keltn Real Estate, or deUvety by the ton. 017-9 0216 or national origin. R e g a l R T t; ind Ctn(tr Slrstl Mon. rti. • i.m. . s p.m. ■aal Hartford, Coim. sold resume to Box W, c/o P earl and Son, 645 Main S 0226 PhontS«.2112 $•!...... • i m ,. 12 noon experience. Contact General •BUliOWS Manchester Herald. 546-1922. I Notch Su m (Quarry, 0186 Services Inc., 649-5334. 14 Rtyfflond M ., W.H. Street. 643-2171. 6464163. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 7, 1OT7 ACROSS BBThotoln Answer to Proviout Punlt Fnnk Md tnm l offlet MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, (kmn.. Tuea., June 7. 1977— PAGE THIRTEEN I Boar ISIIILIAIfl AftvtmntM for RM»t S3 OfltoM-ttoiM tor RMit N Aotoo fwr toh SI 4 Mors nksly DOWN Charles M. Schultz 9 Brooch M a n c h e s t e r - t w o 19T5 VEGA • Low mlleafe, Vaility USpIko 1 Slight sound □nnu DnG unnn B odroom Townbouto. OFFICE m C E automatic, am radio, new Dear Abby UPlekst 2 Villain In n m n n c i n o fSKMINP^ ME Of Su^M . HMt, bot witer, good condition. 11800 or 14 CornpsM "Othsllo" n d oppliM cot Included. P e u FOR RENT best offer. 6 4 8 ^ . point 3 Incrsatsin il rvPiCIIL DAY o t m mootbly. CMl ifte r 4, By Abigail Van Buren 15 Forsonality tbs lu.’JlSS*''* '•"*« » He spends aU his evenings and spare time with me, but 10 Preposition 52 Btndlsadsr EhiceUent shape. 8*00. CaU point nVE ROOM Apartment - front Cottage - On Lake there is no physical contact between us. P b conversation Amai 6483969. H tot, bot water, appUancea, Kanasatka, Moultonboro, deals with superficial things, and he refuses to toUi about 53 ______"ths " isB'li S t£ T i 39» Hairy man tlSO monthly. Security New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. what’s reaUy bothering him. TarrlWs" On NEW LOW Price • 81750 for ^— lit. Adults. No pets. H i Completr’" ^ - • •• MeanwhUe the tension within me is buUdihg. Should I 41 What ptrton 64 Hssdwttr 197 Ford 11 passenger, V5, g a r" ijiK.w ... ANP/W V equipped teU him to go ahead and continue the affair m order to 45 Old-womanish 67 OMk hand automatic, 54,000 miles. Very Mickey Finn — Morris Welse' M O T H S 2 . porch, a improve the atmosphere at home? (I’m sure that'e what 47 Patriot 68 Accountant good com U on. Cidi 6481675, " a " " Thomas------(abbr.) 'AOUNDUPON SIX ROOM Duplex - Available nrlvate sandy beach. Great he's trying to accomplish.) We have three chUdren to raise. 35 Ensign (ibbr.) Hsiditnd or 8480047. 48 Church part 69 TowsI word AueRAaANfe July at. Two children. No fishing. Centrally located In Perhaps if you print this it wiU initiate some dialogue 36 Indrfnits In pets. Security. References. Lakes Region. flOO weekly. order p n ^ I'M AND I ^ ti/HAT'S TH* M A TTV r HAT. DODGE 1/1 too pickup wlUi between us. I feel as though I’m. . . . 1 2 4 6 6 7 1 6 10 11 SORRV WE THIS IS MOT MV 1175. 6486492. Call Cromwell, after 37 Rotttdln REGRET THAT WITH YA, PHtU COUNTY— AND Body Cap. Low mileage, LIVING W ITH A ROBOT SHERIFF — IT IS OBVIOUS I CAN'T BE WHY OtONT YA 6:00 p.m. chair 12 11 14 THAT THIS >OUN6 MAN IS IT'S JUST YOUR excelient condition. Can oe DEAR LIVING: Don’t let your hueband blockmaU you. OF ANX HELP, SLAP TH* CUFFS WORD AGAINST MANCHESTER - One 36 Common nswt IRRATIONAL— AMD t HAVE SHERIFF. OH HIM"? seen at 11 Sunset Terrace, He is laying, “Either yon let me come and go as I please II NO IDEA WHAT HE IS bedroom apartment in three MISQUAMICUT - Three 39 One (Gor.). 16 17 Vernon. with no queeUons asked, or I’U sit around Uke a lom ble and 40 Pack sway tomlly house. Located near bedroom Cottage. Close to 11 16 20 21 ihopplng center. | 1 5 0 . plus beach. Large private yard. sulk in my matyrdom." 42 Mountlln heat and electricity. 6 ^ 7 1 1 11 5 weekly. M3«18 after Motoreyctoa-Btojretos 64 ’There is a third choice. Get some counaeling—both of ■past 22 23 24 after 5 p.m. 5:30. yon, and try to put your marriage back on the track. If he 43 Bttsbsllsr 26 26 27 2^ 26 6-T TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville refusee, you’d Im ahead to sweep up the debris whUe MutitI 10 31 32 33 FOUR ROOM Apartment in­ 750,8000 miles, oU cooler and 44 Ltugh c;up?y appliances, also stone or loam built hom e or anything in we'd be playing aottball regularly, but so tar we excellent work. References. between, caU 6 4 8 im . siding or gutters for low dis­ OfflCM-StoTM tor Root SS door hardtop, one owner, weU haven't had ONE QAMEI" delivered. 6481775 or 644-9532. Free estimates. Fully in­ count price. CaU Ken at 647- cared for, good condition, no sured. Martin Mattson, 648 FOR ALL your Dry Wall 1866. ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square body rot, good tires 2 new, 350 Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick MAN - For heavy work in fer­ 4431. toektowtototototototototototototototototototototo needs - Drobiak Dry Wall feet Industrial space, 2,000 V-8, automatic, power •••••••••••••••••••••••••• tilizer plant. Job involves 67 Company, 575 Center Street, •••••••••••••••to^toGtototoW tototo square feet office space. Easi­ steering, power bihkes, radio, Autoa. lor Ranl-Loaaa A u fot for ffont‘Loo$o 67 handlirg and stacking fer­ QUALITY PAINTING and tinted gloss, recent e n ^ I BKWOHT TrtS pistol ^ IT WAS POOR tilizer bags. Must be in good Manchester. Call 6465682. Noattog-PfufflMng 3S ly subdlvidable. 2fl-0495,248 Paper Hanging by Willis d715. tune-up, new plugs. 8 1 3 7 5 .^ ALONfi FDR'-ER.AH'-TWfimMBSHOOPLE - r physical condition. Phone Mr. Schultz. Fully Ini in su re d . NEWTON SMITH 1 SEWERLINES, sink lines, and drive this car. 14 Barry PRACTICE! INCIPENTALLY/’CWHOENPEP STUCK Hill, 6480644. references. 649-4MS. RemodeUng, Repairing. Rec cleaned wlUi electric cutters, Road or 6480354 after S.W you MAY HAVE SEEN THE I THE CAPER HIS HEAP rooms. No job too sniM. 648 ^ professionals. McKinney llanfiliMlBf. Conii. p.m. PASE 1 PICTURE OF THE , -WITH THROUGH VINYL REPAIR - We can fix HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 3144. woa. Sewage Disposal Com­ PRIMB CORNER PISTOL ANP MUSTACHE ^ONE SWING HER kitchen painted for 8180-8200 by PORSCHE - 914, 1970. need for expensive pany, 6485M6. BUILDINO POR LEASE AFTER I CAPTUREP -O F HER^ WINPOW scheduling now. Professional ExceUent condition. Rebuilt CARPENTRY, Custom RENT-A-CAR - ^ 7 recovering. 5685878. • Ideal office or retail lo- FRYIN’ ANP WOKE considers any job. 289-9287, engine. 5 speed, convertible. MR. X,THE PHANTOM Houses - AdddlUons, garages, NO JOB ’TOO SmaU - Toilet caUon £s3Lt, BUR6LAR' PAN! UP IN Ace - Wirth evenings or weekends, Don. Best offer. 6475937. 67,000 Ry the DAY This Funny World REWEAVING burns, holes! roofing and siding, iutchens, repairs, plugged drains, • 16,000 square feet on one JAIL' , bathrooms, and repair work kitchen faucets replaced, mUes. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAPER HANGING Expert. floor PIPNT" Window shades, Venetian oof aU kinds. CaU Robert Jar­ repaired. Rec rooms, ...lo r as low as T H A T lL BE Your average paper, in • Extensive parking VOLKSWAGEN - 1967. Very HIS NIGS blinds. Keys. TV for rent. vis for estimate, 6486712. bathroom renoodellng, beat FER. TH' W IN D O W - .,,5, faint average room, 830. Mr. modernization, etc. Free • Masonary construction good condlUon Uiru-out, Uriit Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 648 Richman, 646-3864. DONTCAL 5221. CARPENTRY A hlasonry - Estimate gladly given. M A M • Fully air conditioned blue. 561-2230 days, M 81% POTT purr Additions and remodeling. Plum blngli Heating. 6482871. Located between Exits evenings. A DAY cm . PROFESSIONAL Painting - INTERIOR A EXTERIOR Free esUmates. CaU Anthony 94 A 95 off 156. OLGrA Interior and Exterior. 1966 FORD Mustang - 289. Painting - Insured. Good SqulUacote, 6480611. PLU51BING and Heating • Coll Mr. Rolfl 646-3830 IFORIUNI Commercial and resldrotial. Fast service. ReasonAle Automatic, power steering, (Plut MHuass) work. R^sonable rates. Free Free estimates. Fully in­ 1CLD, CARPENTRY, Remodeling, rates. U coised . CaU Ron, 648 power brakes, hardtop. 1 ^ estimates. Call Ed Dascanio. sured. 646-4iff9. 6486965. Additions - Roofing, siding, 8867. Plymouth Fury 360. Automatic, power steering, • SpacM WaakMNi and Waakly • C and painting. No job too ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ J.P. LEWIS A SON - Interior smaU. Free estimates. 644- power braxes. 6481257. Ralaa AvaltaM LAWNS MOWED, light and Exterior Painting, fice. Ground level, central trucking, some tree work. 3079. P^Hev Paperhanging, and LEMUNB FAUCETS? location, professional 1976 TR7 LOADED. Air con- • A lto, SpadailzliM In Low rates. Call after 5 p.m. ta iU d ^ jw k ln g and uUUUes. ; r e m e m b e r remodeling. Fully insured. For I12J0 «• win rupook dltionlng, am/fm built-in tong-Tarm LMWing 646-8864 or 647-1240. CARPENTRY A GENERAL 6489658. tub, sink, and kitchen cassette, gloss sunroof ti^, A L L TOO Contracting. Residential- : W ELL- wide radials, dual exhaust. CARPENTRY - All types of Commercial. Repairs, ad­ tauotla. STORES A OFFICES for rent i : 6-7 PAINTER NEEDS Work - ditions, complete buUdings. MUST SELL. 88600. 2489143. carpentry: Remodeling, Interior, Exterior Painting, - Manchester, prime locaUon. B ill Butter 872-9145 Free estimates. Cali Ron roofing, sldbg. No n>i«N.retiiS>»4..i«c. 6 - 7 R.A. Pearl, 6486465. BulldIng-ConIrooOng 33 Borvlooaj/fontod j g 1880,6483549. Rootlng-aidlng-Chlmnot *4 motor work. 8380 firm. CaU LEASING 64958U. ______’’ Wanna com e in for a second opinion?” WINDOW CLEANING - WES ROBBINS carpentry ODD JOBS DONE • Cellars, MANCHESTER - RetoU and / Commercial A Residential. remodeling specialist. Ad­ HORACE Tetrault - Siding, attics, garages, yards or manufacturiiig space. 3,000 1987 FORD Mustang - Three Route 83, Vernon Full Insured. Free estimates. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, roofing, storm windows, aw­ cleaned, moving trucking. sq. ft. to 100,000 sq. ft. Very need. Excellent nmniiw con­ nings. QuaUty workmanship, Call Quality Maintenance In­ built-ins, bathrooms, Uam for ule. Lawn service. reasonable. Brokers dition. Very clean. Good tlru, 643-1181 872^148 ^ 7 1 free estimates. FuUy Insured. corporated, 646-8845. kitchens, 6483446. N o jo b too big or sinaU • 588 protected. Call Heyman snows Included. Many new oMnemt.* 8789187,6483417. l ^ ^ e s , 1.2281306. porta. 8800. 8 4 3 5 1 7 1 . P A G E FO U R T E E N - M A N C H ESTER E V E N IN G H ER A LD , Manchester. Conn., Tues., June 7. 1977 Obituaries Hearings head agenda Mrs. Sarah L. Cutler Coventry youth dies EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Sarah L. CuUer, 81, of 483 Forest St. died of directors’ meeting Sunday at Manchester Memorial of accident injuries Hospital. She was the widow of Leo The Manchester Board of Direc­ Jay J. Giles, director of public is a proposal to provide $41,750 to Cutler. tors will meet at 8 p.m. today and works, has written the ordinance continue funding through Sept. 30 for Mrs. Cutler was born in London, conduct public hearings for several proposal for sidewalk and curb 14" Comprehensive- • • -Employment plo: Bradford Johnson Bristol, 17, son England, and lived in Troy, N.Y., and items, including an increase in the repairs in town. The proposal ’Training Act (CETA) employes. ’Hie of Mr. and Mrs. Eldson L. Bristol Sr. Vocational-Technical School in New York City for more than 50 Water Department budget, an or­ eliminates the option of bituminous money is provided through federal Manchester for two years. During of 328 Mark Dr., Coventry, died Mon­ years. For the past four and a half dinance change affecting sidewaik concrete for sidewalk repairs and funding. 1978, he was employ^ at Allen’s day afternoon at Hartford Ho^ital of years, she had been a patient at a and curb repairs, and a proposal to would charge abutting property TTie board will also hold a public Food Market in Coventry. injuries suffered in an accident in Manchester nursing home. She was a charge a fee for use of the town land­ owners half the cost of repair work hearing to consider an allocation for He was a member of the Bolton FYiday. member of Hadassah. fill. The directors will consider a that is requested by the landowners. the purchase of Data Processing Manchester Youth Hockey Associa­ Robert Peterson, Bolton’s resident She is survived by three daughters, proposal to add $183,733 to the Water The directors have spoken equipment. state trooper, said the youth was tion, and the New England Sports Mrs. Marian Kabot and Mrs. Jenette Department budget that was ap­ favorably about the idea of charging Committee of South Deerfield, Mass. riding a motorcycle on a race track Heinz, both of East Hartford, and proved last month. The board had trucks for use of the town landfill. Other survivors are a broths, Ed- which was huilt in the woods for Mrs. Rosalyn Roberts of New York reduced the department’s budget by The idea was first proposed during son L. Bristol Jr. of Rockville; three practice runs for cycles not designed City; three brothers, Irving J. Saks the $183,733 amount, which was the budget workshops. Town sisters, Miss Lynn Bristol of for roadways. of Elizabeth, N.J., David Sacks of added to the Water Reserve Fund in Manager Robert B. Weiss told the Manchester, Mrs. Crystal Page of About town Peterson said the youth was an Washington, D.C., and Morris Sacks an effort to build up the reserve board that most surrounding towns West WlUington and Mrs. Sharon monies. experienced rider and had received of Schenectady, N.Y.; three charge for use of their landfills, and many trophies for this special type of Joseph of Fairhaven, Mass.; his But, Water Department officials many firms which actually do little TTie June meeting of the Cheney paternal grandfather, Leslie &1stol grandchildren and four great­ cycle riding on specially built off­ grandchildren. have said such a cut in the budget refuse collection in Manchester have Homestead committee and road tracks. of Milford, his paternal great­ will lead to a substantial number of obtained a permit to dump here, thus volunteers will be held at the grandmother, Mrs. Amelia Raburne The funeral was this morning at Police said this was the first time Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington layoffs. TTie department budget is avoiding the landfill chaise. Homestead Wednesday night at 7:30. of Milford; and his maternal grand­ Bristol had ridden this particular separate from the General Fund and Another item on the business agen­ This is the last meeting until father, Raymond Sawtell of Ave., Hartford. Burial is in Mount track which was designed for is paid for by rate-paying customers. da, although not scheduled for a September as meetings are omitted Melbounie, Fla. Hebron Cemetery, Flushing, N.Y. counter-clockwise riding. Memorial week will be ob^rved at public hearing, is expected to draw during July and August. Trooper Peterson said the youth The funeral is Thursday at 10 a.m. some public comment. Parents and at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. the home of Mrs. Kabot, 483 Forest was riding clockwise and when he hit St. residents of the Nathan Hale School one of the jumps the wrong way the Center St., Manchester. The Rev. Miss Barbara Ann Capano The over 60’s group of North The family suggests that any district are expected to present a Bruce A. Johnson, pastor of the First EAST HARTFORD-The funeral of United Methodist CTiurch will have a bike flipped and landed on top of him. memorial gifts may be made to Tem­ petition to the board expressing con­ Congregational Church of Coventry, Miss Barbara Ann Capano, 23, of 142 potluck Wednesday noon at the He suffered head injuries. ple Beth Tefilah, 465 Oak St., East cern about the school’s playground. will officiate. Burial will be in the Penney Dr., who died Sunday after a church. The youth was born Sept. 27,1959 in Hartford. TTie Conservation Commission and Springfield, Mass., Cemetery. motorcycle-auto collision on Bunt- Milfoil and had lived in North the Advisory Park and Recreation Friends may call at the funeral side Ave., is Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. Coventry for 13 years. For the past Commission have both The education committee of North year, he had teen a student at home Wednes^y from 7 to 9 p.ra. from the D’Esopo j ^ t Hartfoid United Methodist (Tmrch will meet Mrs. Mary S. Smith Fnnarni rhxnel. High and Carter recommended improvements for the Windham Regional Technical School The family suggests that any school playgrounds. tonight at 7:30 at the church. memorial gifts may be made to the Mrs. Mary Stevenson Smith, 88, of Sts., with a Mass a S t Christopher’s and would have graduated with the The board may also discuss a New England Sports Committee, 385 W. Center St., formerly of Knox Church at 9. Class of 1978. He previously bad proposal to use $9,000 in town funding Members of Daughters of Isabella P.O. Box 2, South Deerfield, Mass., St., died this morning at a Burial will be in Hillside attended the Howell Cheney Re^onal for the purchase of two buses to wiU meet tonight at 7:30 at the 01373. Manchester convalescent home. She Chmetery. provide transportation for the town’s Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., was the widow of Howard K. Smith. Friends may call at the funeral elderly and handicapped. An ad­ to pay their respects to the late Mrs. Smith was born Aug. 23,1888 chapel today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ditional $36,000 needed for the Frank Zaremba, father of Mary Mrs. Grace Jagoutz in Manchester and had liv ^ here all p.m. Ceaser who is a member of the Janies B. Cowles her life. She was a past matron of Miss (h rter was born in Hartfdrd purchase would be provided by a Mrs. Grace Jagoutz of 22 Kni^ton group. Jam es B .. Cowles, 77, of 62D Temple Chapter, OES, and Chapman and had Uvgd in East Hartford most grant from the Urban Mass TYansit St. died this morning at Manchester Salmon Brook Dr., Glastonbury, Court, Order of Amaranth. She was a Act. Memorial Hospital. She was the of her life. She was a hair stylist at Orford Parish Chapter, DAR, will formerly of Manchester, died Mon­ member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Another item the board will discuss widow of Simon Jagoutz. the Headquarters in Essex. ^ was have its annual picnic 'Thursday at day at Hartford Hospital. He was the Church. She was a past noble grand Mrs. Jagoutz was born in Germany a communciant of St. Christopher’s New deadline noon at the home of Mrs. Elbridge husband of Mrs. Frances Gaines of Sunset Retekah Lodge and had Church. and had lived in Manchester for 50 Colbath, Silver St., North Coventry. Cowles. been a member of the lodge o for She is survived by her parents, MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - years. Racetrack developer Ronald Moonev Members are asked to bring articles Mr. Cowles was born in Hartford more than 50 years and was a past Nicholas and Audrey Dandurand for the white elephant auction. She is survived by a son, Richard and had lived in Manchester before was given a fifth chance Mon^y to district deputy president of the Capano of East Hartford; a sister, Hostesses are Mrs. John Kearney, K. Jagoutz of Manchester; a moving to Glastonbury 60 years ago. come up with the money to buy 41 order. Gloria Capano of East Hartford; her Mrs. Joseph Donahue, Mrs. Rolland daughter, Mrs. Anna M. Hourigan of He was associated with the beating acres of land within the next six Survivors are a son. Burton E. paternal grandmother, Mrs. Rose Hood, Mra. Robert Lappen, Mrs. Manchester; three grandchildren and plumbing industry in the Hart­ months to build the state’s first horse and seven great-grandchildren. Smith of Manchester; and a grand­ Capano of East Hartford; and her John Lawler and Mrs. Samuel Un­ ford area as a mechanic and contrac­ daughter, Miss Sherry Smith of track. The private funeral is Thursday. maternal grandparents, Mr. and say. tor and later, a wholesale salesman Manchester. Mrs. George A. Dandurand Sr. of The extension was granted by the Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict before retiring in 1984. He was a Middletown Industrial Development The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. Rocky Hill. The Marine Corps League will Cemetery, Bloomfield. (kirp. which set Dec. 31 as the new Navy veteran of World War I. He was at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the The John F. Tierney Funeral a member of Daskam Lodge of deadline. Home, 219 W. Center St., is in charge St. The Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rec­ Marine Corps home on Parker St. Masons and tte American Legion tor of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, of arrangements. Post of Glastonbury and Manchester There are no calling hours. will officiate. Burial will be in East Dr. Denison to attend Lodge of Elks, the Army and Navy Cemetery. The family suggests that any Club and the VFW Post of THE CHOICE OFCHAMPIONS memorial gifts may be made to tte Friends may call at the funeral state CC conference Manchester. home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. American Cancer Society, 237 E. He was a member of the Naubuc Center St. The family suggests that any Ronald H. Denison, president of Manchester Communi­ Fire Department and a retired memorial gifts may be made to the member of the Co. 1 of the Glaston­ ty College, will be attending a meeting of other state and Mrs. Florence R. Murray Organ Fund of St. Mary’s Episcopal community college presidents June 20 to explore joint bury Fire Department. Church. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Other survivors are 2 sons, Donald regional approaches to academic programs, facilities sharing and student transfer programs. Florence Ryan Murray, 89, of 101 (Pete) Cowles of Glastonbury and David A. Rolfe Connecticut Blvd. died M c ^ y at ’The meeting marks the first joint effort of the James B. Cowles Jr. of Hollywood, ROCKVILLEl—The funeral of Hartford Hospital. She was the Fla.; 2 daughters, Mrs. E liu teth presidents and executive staffs of the two systems to cor­ widow of William L. Murray. David A. Rolfe, 18, of Staffordville, a relate programs and curricula on a statewide basis. L a n ^ of St. Petersburg, Fla., and SMior at Rockville High School, who Mrs. Murray was born in Mrs, Beverly J. Petersen of The session will be at Central Connecticut State Springfield, Mass., and had lived in died Sunday in a one-car crash on the College. Hayward, Calif.; a brother, Ernest Massachusetts Turnpike, is East Hartford for many years. She C. Cowles of Sarasota, Fla.;- 2 attended the First Congregational Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the sisters, Mrs. Julia Starkes of South Tochetti Funeral Home, 200 W. Main UT seeks delay Church of East Hartford. Windsor and Mrs. Margaret Sullivan Survivors are a son, Robert St., Stafford Springs. of Providence, R.I.; ll grandchildren Burial will be TTiursday at 3 p.m. in of sworn dispositions Murray of Oakville; 5 daughters, and 2 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Florence Torpey and Mrs. West Bay Cemetery, Gouldsboro, •TTie funeral is Wednesday at 11:30 Maine. . HARTFORD (UPI) — United Technologies Corp. has Muriel Tarwood, both of East Hart­ a.m. at the Abbey-Robacker Funeral moved in U.S. District Court to have company officials ford, Mrs. Ethelyn Pfau of Meriden, Friends may call at the funeral Home, 2534 Main St., Glastonbury. excused for a while from giving sworn dispositions about Mrs. Mae Seymour of Windsor Locks home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be in St. James He is survived by his parents, Mr. 1972 political campaign contributions. and Mrs. Alyce Canapari of South Cemetery, Glastonbury. Glastonbury; 2 sisters, Mrs. Belle and Mrs. Frederick Rolfe of Staf­ UTC Attorney Ralph C. Dixon told Judge T. Emmet Friends may call at the funeral Hitchcock of East Hampton and Mrs. fordville; three sisters, Laura Rolfe, Clarie Monday no depositions should be ordered now as Eva Overbey of Venice, Fla.; 28 home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sherri Rolfe and Kimberly Rolfe, ail pretrial interviews until Clarie rules on whether the suit Daskam Lodge will conduct a grandchildren and 43 great­ at home; and his maternal grand­ can be a class action — or be dismissed. Masonic service tonight at 8 at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington The suit against UTC has been brought by (Teorge B. grandchildren. funeral home. Tte funeral is Thursday at 9:15 Sargent of Cerrento, Maine. Yntema, a former UTC scientist who says he was fired in The family suggests that any a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan 1975 because he criticized political fund-raising within memoriil gifts may be made to the the company. Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., Salvatore Romano Glastonbury Ambulance Association, Glastonbury, with a service at the funeral of Salvatore Romano Yntema’s lawyer, Eugene N. Sosnoff, said the Main St., Glastonbury. First Con^gational Church, 837 of 51 Foster St., who died Sunday at depositions were vital because Yntema only knows what Main St., East Hartford, at 10. Burial Albert Ricci Manchester Memorial Hospital, is happened to him and has only hearsay evidence about will be in St. Augustine’s Cemetery, Albert Ricci, 88, of Arlington, Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from what other UTC employes were told by superiors about contributions. South Glastonbury. Mass., died May 29 in Symmes Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Friends may call at the funeral Hospital in Arlington. He was the Center St., with a Mass at St. James home Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to father of Mrs. Catherine A. Franzosa Church at 9. SEIKO; r- 9 p.m. of Norman Dr., South Windsor, Burial will be in St. James The family suggests that any formerly of Manchester. Cemetery. memorial gifts may be made to the The funeral was June 1 in Friends may call at the funeral American Cancer Society, 670 Arlington. Burial was in St. Joseph’s home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. FATHER nDM'ISJUNEW"' Pfospect Ave., Hartford. Cemetery, Forest Hills, Mass. Mr. Romano was bom Dec. 15,1903 Other survivors are his wife, 2 in Sicily and not Dec. 15, 1913 as sons, another daughter, 16 reported in the obituary in Monday’s Herald. grandchildren and 8 great­ grandchildren. ,Ud. &

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House fire Bulletin board Dog owners warned Town Clerk John Barry Jr. said dog owners must get new licenses this month. ’The new fee schedule Is was arson $3.50 for neutered males or spayed females and $7.70 for all others. If The fire at a vacant, two- flames. A second alarm for more the dog is being licensed for the first story house at 254 Burnside men went out at 4:39 p.m. time, a spay or neuter certificate “It looked like it had been set must be shown. Ave. was probably set by van­ because it had a good start,” Dagon Owners can mail license dals Monday afternoon, Fire said. applications and fees to the town Marshal John Armstrong said The fire apparently began in the clerk’s office or bring them in. There this morning. wood frame house’s kitchen. Then it is a penalty for late licensing. ate its way into the dining room and Dog Warden A1 Prandini picks up "The police are working on it the upstairs, said Dagon. roaming dogs not licensed, he said. now," Armstrong said. Diego F. Tramontana of 350 Chapel Bike registration He expected good results from Rd., South Windsor, owned the house. The East Hartford Police Depart­ their work based on several recent Armstrong said damage was ment will hold bike registration iAvestigations which resulted in moderate. Fire fighters had to vent 0 0 Saturdays. arrests, he said. Officials suspect the fire through the roof. area juveniles in this case, he said. Times will be 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 Fire fighter William Heimer suf­ 0 0 ' to 3 p.m. Days and schools will be: The first call for the fire came in at fered cuts on his hand when broken 4:33 p.m. Fire fighters, under the June 25, Barnes & O’Connell in the glass fell. He was treated at 0 morning and Goodwin School in the direction of Deputy Chief Francis J. Manchester Memorial Hospital and afternoon; July 9, Hockanum in the Dagon, found the building engulfed in was back on duty this morning. morning and Silver Lane in the after­ Saying ^goodbye^ to friends noon; July 16, Mayberry in the mor­ Mrs. Olive Van Ostrand, center, shares retirement cake with fellow workers at a Board ning and Sunset Ridge in the after­ of Education retiree reception Monday night at the Penney High School cafeteria. With her noon; and July 23, Norris in the mor­ Police punished are Mrs. Margaret Bleezarde, left, who is the head teacher at the Second North School ning and Langford in the afternoon. where Mrs. Van Ostrand has been a secretary, and Mrs. Annette Rucci, a nurse at the Bikes can also registered at headquarters any weekday 9 a.m. to Mayberry School. Mrs. Van Ostrand began working in the town’s school system as a 4 p.m. < for arrest action secretary to Dr. John Langford, superintendent, 18 years ago. The reception honored more 1-291 hearings than a dozen retirees including seven teachers. (Herald photo by Tuller) The state Department of Transpor­ East Hartford of East Hartford, that police punched tation (DOT) has scheduled public him after arresting him in October. hearings on its proposed 1-291 Police Chief Clarence At the time, Maturo was charged highway between 1-91 in Windsor and Drumm said this morning he with assaulting a police officer (two 1-86 in Manchester. will release this afternoon a counts) and interfering with a police Educator offers plans There will be one tonight at 7 at the lengthy report on the punish-' officer. Citizen-Government Transportation ment of three police officers Under the watchful eye of the Planning Center in Windsor. police union, the department held for their acts in a fall arrest. Tuesday, June 14, another will be two hearings. Chief Drumm, Lt. to cut teaching staff held in the Town Hall in Manchester. Unofficial reports list the officers Frank Malozzi (in charge of internal Thursday, June 16, one will be in the and their punishment. affairs) and Commander Llewelyn By SHEILA TULLER need a reasonable and logical way to be given to allow audience input. Nathan Hale School in Manchester. Robert M. O’Connor will be McPherson were in charge. Herald Correspondent gd about (reducing staff),’’ he said. After Dr. Marcus presented his Monday, June 20, the last will be in suspended for a total of 10 days The charges against Nbturo were Jerry Marcus, assistant school He included 10 factors for staff report, Mrs. Jean McEvers, presi­ the South Windsor Town Hall. All will without pay. He will also be placed dropped last fall due to conflicting superintendent for personnel, Mon­ reduction. Among them are con­ dent of the East Hartford Education begin at 7 p.m. on probation for one year without testimony on the arrest from police. day night presented a plan for reduc­ sistency, affirmative action and Association, urged the board to post­ 1-291 may impact East Hartford by access to promotion. The added punishment given tion and recall of staff to the Elast welfare of the employe. pone consideration of the layoff plans removing some through-tfaffic. The Paul McCarthy and Joseph T. O’Connor stems from his testimony Hartford Board of Elducation. He also wants a lawsuit-proof until fall. She said teachers don’t feel new road's corridor will touch the Perry will each be suspended without given at the police hearings, reports Dr. Marcus gave board members policy. It should recognize dedication staff reduction is necessary at this northeast border of the town. pay for three days. said. an overview of the 14-page report. He of staff, and should work over a long time. ’They (the teachers) would like Chief Drumm has reportedly asked hoard members to study the period of time. more time to study the plan and for­ Woodland farewell cleared of any wrongdoing Lt. Joseph report with as open a mind as possi­ Dr. Marcus declined to add mulate options. All former Woodland School R.C. LeMay and officers Mark J. AA meetings ble. recommendations to his report, so Board Chairman Larry DelPonte students, teachers, employes, Simmons and Donald Brennan. ,BoHi Alcoholics Anonymous and "We have to have a plan to lay off board members could stay objective assured Mrs. .McEvers the board parents and friends are invited to a The disciplinary action stems from Alateen will hold their regular week­ as objectively as possible, Mauxnis while studying it. would not act on a staff reduction farewell party at tbe school gym a department investigation into ly meeting tonight at 8 at the Bum- said. ’The document will be aired at a policy in haste. Wednesday, June 15, from 7 to 9 p.m. allegations by Ralph A. Maturo, 17, side Methodist Church on Church St. "With declining enrollment, we special workshop next Tuesday at '“’The teachers will have the time The school will close to elementary 7:30 p.m, at Penney High School. and the opportunity for input," students this fall. So far, plans are to Besides board discussion, time will DelPonte said. house the Synergy School along with school administration offices in it. Also that Wednesday, the Burnside East Hartford police report School will welcome Woodland children during a field day during school hours. Most Woodland Six members of the Minor family about the accident, police said. He children will attend Burnside. Most were involved in several accidents on told his wife, Margery, 40, that Woodland teachers will also be at Burnside Ave., near the Park View everyone was okay and he would go Burnside. Apartments opposite Wickham Park, and see them. She was in bed with a m Monay evening. back problem, police said. Huguenot fundraiser The grandmother, Mrs. Margaret After he left, she got up, got Friends of the town’s Huguenot E. Minor, 65, of 54 Arbutus St., East dressed, and drove to the scene. House in Martin Park will hold a tag Hartford, was treated for a broken Traffic there was blocked and she sale and bake sale Saturday, June 25, right leg at Manchester Memorial drove east on the westbound side of on the home’s lawn from 10 a.m. to 3 Hospital (MMH). She was in Burnside Ave. to reach the accident p.m. satisfactory condition this morning. scene, police said. She drove her car To give sale items, call Irene Cone Police said the first accident took into the open door of a parked police at 568-5409 or Ray Johnson at 568- place at 5:14 p.m. Sandra K. Weber, cruiser, causing extensive damage 0205. For baked goods, call Nancy 29, of 44 Racebrook Dr., East Hart­ but no serious injuries. Mikkelson at 568-7930. Large item ford, told police she was driving out Police charged Ms. Weber with pickup can be arranged. of her street onto Burnside Ave. failure to yield the right of way at a when she was blinded by the reflec­ private drive. Mrs. Minor was Backyard swimming tion off a truck. She proceeded into charged with reckless driving. The East Hartford Branch YMCA the path of the eastbound car driven will accept registrations for its by Frederick W. Minor, 68, of 54 Ar­ backyard swim program Friday at 9 butus St., East Hartford, police said. East Hartford a.m. It gives lessons to children age 3 The Minor car struck the Weber fire calja to 6 in privately owned backyard car causing extensive damage to pools. To learn more, call the YMCA. both vehicles and injuries to the five Mbnday, 11:56 a.m. —Oven fire at 696 Minors in the Minor car, police said. Burnside Ave. Monday,!: 16 p.m. —Medical call to 22 Rotary on the air All were taken to MMH, where Evans Ave. Rotarians Tom Westbrook, George Parading for the Marine Classic Minor was treated for contusions and Monday, 4:33 p.m. —House on fire at Stewart, Dean Roland and Larry released. His grandchildren, Karen, 254 Burnside Ave. Frazier, club president, will be on a Mus Poulin, left, and Larry Honeyman ride the Miss Becky Lou in the Memorial Day 2, Stephen, 6, and Peter, 7, all of 28 Monday, 4:39 p.m. —Second alarm to Parade in East Hartford to promote the Jaycees’ Marine Classic. Poulin, owner and driver radio show Thursday from 7:15 to Main St., South Windsor, were 254 Burnside Ave. 8:15 p.m. on WINF. of the 10-year-old boat, said he hopes to finish “up front somewheres” in the races. Race examined. Stephen suffered bruises Monday, 5:15 p.m. —Auto accident at Main topic is the club's auction Racebrook Dr. and Burnside Ave. Chairman James DeWitt said this third year of the races should be its best. It is run in the on his legs and Karen suffered Friday, June 17, at 6:30 p.m. at The abrasions on her chin. All were Monday, 6:04 p.m. —Auto accident at 67 Connecticut River off the East Hartford shore. (Herald photo by Barlow) Risley St. Colony in Talcottville. released Monday night. Proceeds from the auction wili buy While police and paramedics were Monday, 9:04 p.m. —Auto accident at 101 Great Hill Rd. a $30,000 Showmobile. The club will working at the scene, the children’s Today, 8:37 a.m. —Auto accident at give it to the town. Club members Common Pleat Court cases father at his home received a call McKee and Main Sts. are how selling tickets to the auction. Charges of second-degree kid­ Ronald J. DeJoseph, 16, of fluence of liquor or drugs. naping, threatening and two counts'of Sub pact awarded In EDKAIMHl COlinnV Mint •IlMini... Mansfield was fined $100. He pleaded Donald E. Shea, 26, of West breach of peace were nolled (not guilty to a charge of using a motor prosecuted) in Common Pleas Court Willington, was fined $15 on a charge PROVIDENCE, R.I. R.I., and John H. Chafee, CONSIDER THE vehicle without the owner’s permis­ of failure to drive In established lane, (UPI) — The Electric Boat R-R.l., said the construc­ 19 in the case of Sergio Stagno, 34, of sion. The charge was changed from reduced from driving while under the division of General tion will take place at EB Webster St., Rockville. second-degree larceny. influence of liquor or drugs. Dynamics Corp. has won a facilities at Quonset Point, ALTERNATIVE A bench warrant has been issued John L. Moriarty, 28, of Mansfield, "He takes paint, and canvas, and brush and pallet Mark Williams, 19, of 169 Vernon $345.5 million contract to R.I., and nearby Groton, by Tolland County Superior Ckiurt for was fined $75. He pleaded guilty to a knife, and makes beauty. In this case, his paint was Ave., Rockville, had charges of third- build a fifth Trident class Conn., where work is the same charges, which stemmed charge of reckless driving reduced Reality Therapy, his canvas Rational Emotive from an incident in Vernon. degree criminal mischief, breach of nuclear submarine. already under way on four Therapy, and his brush Values Clarification. With from driving while under the in- peace and failure to obey a stop sign The Naval Sea Systems other Trident subs. nolled. consummate skill, he has produced an incredible Command made the award resource for practioners In the helping Robin Nicewicz, 18, of 34 Grand­ Monday in Washington. professions” Sidney B. Simon, Ed.D. Elka rally round flag view St., Tolland, was fined $100 on a Sens. Claiborne Pell, D- charge of reckless driving. Charges Poland Prof, of Humanistic Education of failure to obey an officer’s signal Univ. of Massachusetts. “For nearly as long as the Rocky Hill Veterans Home and This printing test pattern is organization is old,” said John Cox of and driving without a license were part of The Herald quality from foreword to (^ONSIDEK TIIK HospiUl 4,785 cards, 5,406 paper­ nolled. OIL CO. the East Hartford Elks, “The backs, 53 decks of playing cards, 28 control program in order to E5T. 1935 ATLERNATIVE by Lee M. SUverUeln. William J. Basch of Snipsic Lake give you one of the finest Benevolent and Protective Order of jigsaw puzzles, 649 hard cover books, Mr. Lee Silverstein, MSW, Director of Human Ser­ Elks has been rendering services to Rd., Ellington, was fined $20 on a newspapers in the nation. W records, 486 magazines and 50 FUEL OIL vices at Rockville Hospital, will present a course those who rallied round the flag in charge of breach of peace. Charges items such as key chains, writing of threatening and interfering with a based on his recent book of the same title. A America’s time of need." tablets and pens and pencils. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY "MUST" experience for all those in the helping This year has been no exception, he police officer were nolled. 24 HOUR SERVICE They also gave 360 gift-wrapped professions. said. Wendy Beausoleil, of Ware, Mass., Christmas presents and assorted was finrt $10 on a charge of disorder­ Starts June 13 • 6 Mondays 7:30-9:30 pm $40.00 Ralph Stone Sr., chairman of the clothing. 646-6320 Veterans Service Cominittee, listed ly conduct, changed from breach of FOR REGISTRATION AND The Elks also suppled a bingo .peace, and wasn’t presentixi on a 369 Ctntsr 81. INFORMATION CALL 646-0711 the works of the Elks for veterans. layout complete with prizes and ManchMter They gave the patients at the charge of interfering with a police of­ 645 Birch Mountain Rd. refreshments. ficer. ______Manchester. 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Betty’s notebook 8 0 0 > The Daughters of Isabella are scheduling a trip to the National EXTRA By Betty Ryder Shrine of the North American Mar­ SAH tyrs in Auriesville, N.Y., on Sunday, June 26. AMI Points of interest include the church with 72 doors, a coliseum, By the time you read this week's island, the capital city of Hamilton that amount by September. Kateri Chapel, the n eta. Outside column, I should be soaking in the has slowly lured the merchant and On Friday the Gallery Dancers will Way of the Cross, and the Hill of sea or basking in the sun at the cruise ships out of that port. present an English Country Dance Prayer. Supermarkets Elbow Beach Surf Club in Bermuda In an attempt to give St. George’s featuring Joy and Frank Van Cleef at The bus will leave from the Army MANCHESTER —if all goes well. economy a boost, a development 8 p.m. Saturday will feature a perfor­ Navy Club at 8:30 a.m. arriving in W. HARTFORD Sometimes, getting out of town is plan was drawn and the renovating of mance by the Plum Cake la y e rs , a time for Mass. WiHasirva ' » W f A T S & Y i ” - GLASTONBURY harder than staying here. several buildings and constructing children’s participatory theater at 2 For reservations call Anna LaGace Wdl, nevertheless, I have set up a several new s b ^ is expected to be p.m. Other events during June will be at 649-9742. Deadline is June 20. WETHERSFIELD couple of interviews which I hope completed by 1979. published in Ihe Herald. will be interesting to you in the Maybe I’ll even get to chat with ^ DOUBLE STAMPS WED. weeks ahead. Sinclair Washington, a man with Wedding One is with the chef at the Elbow time on his ban^. Washington has A real winner Not Responsible For Typographical Errors Beach of whom, Horst Finkbeiner, been the Regulator of the Parish, for If your fisherman has come borne general manager there says, ‘T m the past 10 years and twice a wedc, without fish, but still has his can of The engagement of Miss Janet The engagement of Miss Margaret iii>iiniiia» im 4i H 4 ii|in m )u sd a not quite sure you'll get our chef to without fail, be climbs the narrow worms, don’t dispair, and don’t let Shapiro«Malkin Beth Wilsra of Manchester to John T. Anne Lesiak of Unionville to Joseph say much, since be is a very quiet in­ stairs leading to the belfry of historic the worms get away. Prior m of Cheshire, formerly of D’Amato of Manchester has been an­ Mrs. Nan Elizabeth Rypins Malkin U80A CHOICE BONELESS dividual aiod rather shy whra talking St. Peter’s Church and winds the A UPI s t ^ recently noted that a Manchester, has been announced by nounced by her father, Andrew L. lU M CHOICE H and Dr. Donald L. Shapiro, both of USDA CHOICE to people, but we will certainly be clock that has been serving the com­ New Jersey school teacher has won ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Lesiak of Unionville. ^ e Is also the Manchester, were married May 27 at FROUN BOHELESSROUID able to get some of h is' iavorite munity since 1814. 1500 for a recipe for Quiche Lorraine Wilson of 100 Plymouth Lane. daughter of the late Mrs. Grace E. recipes for your use.” So, hopefully, between sunning and that includes 16 earthworms. (You the home of Drs. Francis and Sylvia Mr. Prior is the son of Mrs. Ethel Lesiak. Helfrick of Manchester. Well, we'll give it a try. dipping. I’ll gather some items of in­ can probably cut the recipe in half Prior of 211 Homestead St. and John Mr. D’Amato is the son of Anthony Mrs. Shapiro is the daughter of the TURKEY BEEF I also have an appointment with t e r ^ to pass on to you. —if ^ ’11 pardon the expression —if T. Prior Jr. of Enfield. A. D’Amato Sr. of 157 Branford St. STIAK8 late Senta Jonas Rypins and the late Gordon Henry, co-owner of the the flsberman only brou^t home 6). and the late Mrs. Mildred E. Dr. Harold Rypins. Dr. Shapiro’s The bride-elect was graduated (FOR LONDON BROIL) CHUCK Carriage House Restaurant in St. One Woman Show Anyway, it seems the teacher won D’Amato. BREASTS ROAST parents are the late Maurice and from Manchester H i^ School and STEAKS George, the island's historic town. first prize in the Ver de Terre — The bride-elect was graduated If you’ve long enjoyed the art of Sarah Shapiro. Southern Connecticut State College 2-4 LBS. FounM in 1612, the town's water­ rug booking you will certainly enjoy Earthworm recipe contest. from Farmington High School and Rabbi Neil Kominski officiated with a B.S. degree in special educa­ front has always been vital and ships the one woman show being presented The Sl-year-okl chef o t Bayonne, Southern Connecticut State College. with the couple’s immediate families tion. She is employed as a teacher of all types have eased in and out of N.J., said she washes, boils and then She is employed as a teacher for the through June 15 at Fraser Studio at attending. aide. 8 9 « the de^ w ater harbor. 192 Hartford Rd. mainly because it’s bakes the worms until they are Town of Enfield. • 1 . 1 9 C The couple will honeymoon in The Carriage House was the first the Work of - rear-old Leola Bur­ "crispy,” and then crumbles them Her fiance was graduated from 86 3 Acadia National Park in Maine. Her fiance, also a MHS graduate, major restaurant to open in St. bank. like bacon bits into the otherwise East Catholic High- School and Dr. and Mrs. Stopiro are both was graduate from Morse Business G ei^ e in more than 10 years and Leola has more than ISO rugs and classic French cheese pie. Southern Connecticut State (Ollege. employed at the Center for Mental School and Computer Processing specializes in beef, a noteworthy Would you believe, h v recipe beat He is employed as a psychiatric aide small pieces in her collection. Health of Manchester Memorial Institute. He is employed as a departure from the traditional out such delectable offerings as at the Institute of Living in Hartford. I did do a h o iy on Mrs. Fraser’s Hospital. Dr. Shapiro is medical analyst programmer at Aetna Life seafood dishes found on menus Worm F rittm , Hagnificoit Mess The couple is planning an Aug. studio about a year ago, but in the director of the center. and Clasualty. (Lee photo) 6 evnywhere on Bermuda. hustle and bustle to get ready for Chke, Crawling Canape Caps, and wedding at St. Mary’s Church in Physically tied to the restaurant is vacation I didn’t get over to see this Earth Kitchen Bread. Unionville. (Brycon photo) the Carriage Museum which has been exhibit. Yum, yum! in operation since 1960, but its It will still be on a few days after About town EOst Hartford Diive-In — historic value and full potoitial as a Recipes wanted s w e e t LIFE I return and hopefully. I’ll make it "Sex oo the Groove Tube” U.A. Theater 1 — “ The tourist attraction were not realized then. The Heraid will be publishing a 8:30; “ Deadly Weapons” Sting” 7:00-9:15 until recently. Summer Cooking Section later this 9:50; “ Foursome” 11:06 U.A. Theater 2 — “ Cross of HUD80NT0WELS Temple Chapter, OES, will meet PEARS Hope to chat with Grovner month full of ideas for easy, T h e a te r E ^ Windsor Drlve-ln — Iron” 7:00-9:00 29 OZ. DeShlehls, the museum's 96-year-old Challenge Grant delicious recipes for summer dining. Wednnday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic ttfA h a H lllA “Mansion of the Doomed” U.A. Theater 3 — “ The Late Temple. After a business session, Show” 7:15-9:00 curator about the museum's collec- Had a nice note from Nancy If anyone ^ a recipe, be or & O bllO U U IO j.jo. "Dr. Tarr’s Torture there will be a Father’s Day Vernon Cine 1 — “ The Late tion of early surreys, b u | ^ and LaBonne telling of all the month-long would like to share, please send it Dungeon” 10:00 2 / 8 9 < program. Mrs. Grace W ri^t and Manchester Drive-In — Show” 7:30-9:30 other wagon types that long served activities p la n i^ at Footprints at along (include your name and ad­ "The Late Show” 8:30; Vernon Cine 2 — “Nasty the ialaM. 468 Main St. dress) and If we find it has an Mrs. Alice Ray are in charge of refreshments. "Prisoner of 2nd Ave.” 10:00 HabiU” 7:10-9:10 In recent years, the buildings lining The Connecticut Commission on original flair we’ll try to include it in the piers and water’s edge in St. the Arts has a "Challenge Grant” of the section. Geoiige have become tattered and 12,500 pending for Foot Prints Com­ Please send all recipes to my SW EET LIFE GLAD fray^ , while at the center of the munity Arts Colter, if it can match attention at The Herald — and hurry. H AU FOR RENT FEATIWB MANCHESTER MUSHROOMS For portieo. obowen, recepUono. ORIVE IN/ROUTES 6 &44A 1. "SO ON lie meetiDgo. I Compute kiteben STEMS A PIECES fadUUes. Urge enebMed p*rkiM DHMTUESIMTI College notee A a r u iY 40Z. im sr lot. loq«dre: 30 CT. CAamv TOMua Ron Soucier of Holy Cross College and Sterling F. Rascher, B.A., LItiMiaiilanHaH 24 QOLWAY STREET Manchester and Lynn was an Archbishop O’Brien German; Joan T. ‘THE LATE SHOraa MANCHESTER Bailargeon of South Wind­ Scholar and a State of Neswanger, B.A., English. PLUt Q- m H m roR o CitlMloraSP.M. U C K U M M O a sor are among the 34 Bates Connecticut Scholar upon Vem op: Kay M. Van ‘fritoMr 8f Stead In .’" College studrats who are his graduation from East Derpoel, B.A., community “Q •'578 7448 participating in the Catholic High School in services. College’s Hospital in­ 1969. ___ Monday’s daily GOOD HUMOR ternship Program. He resides in Far­ Mary B. W illiams, F lU E T The six week course mington with his wife, tte daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FRUIT STIX gives the students a first­ former Barbara Brunnell D. L. Williams of 98 hand look at the day-to-day of Worcester, Mass. They Ludlow Rd., received ber OF ICE WHAMMY STRIP operation of hospitals. are expecting their first B.A. degree from R e^ child in July. CcHIege in Weston, Mass, SOLE DOUBLE STICK WHAMMY on May 22. Mm -Tw s Q Q o 12 PK. Michael Bourque, son of Ashley J. Saunders, son Mawchaeter Evening Herald B d h C m s RIBEYE Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Mr. and Mrs. David A. CHOPPED Bourque of 74 Briarwood Saunders of 80 Francis Dr., PuMM m U rnnkig ooapl • 1 . 6 9 Dr., was graduated May 22 Stmdeirt w id h o lM m . EM irad n Ow was recently named to Phi Mandwawr. Com. ^ O flin w Se­ at the University of Beta Kappa at the Univer­ cond O m I M M«M r. STEAK STEAK Connecticut Medical IsfNASTY d a i r y - sity of (Connecticut. Suggaated Carrier Ratea SWEET LIFE School. Payabla In Advance BORDEN’S BORDEN’S He was awarded the SInglaoooy...... 15a HAOnSi Kevin Tierney of 104 WyaWy...... goa ORANGE Merck Book Award for out­ Downey Dr. was graduated One month...... t3 .n C O H A G E standing achievement in Thraamontha ....*...... 111.70 JUICE YOGURT May 22 from Stonehill S ix m ondia...... 123.40 I or CHEESE 1.0Z overall studies as a College in Elaston, Mass.. One y e a r...... S4S.SO u it e w m 11«1 « a» a iit wi ’ CM. medical student. Mad Rawa RaqiiM '/ ■ Art eaiaar UH He majored in psydwlogy. 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UMM Pr«t MaraMonU decades, Irishmen and labor stakes aa iia 14 1 Inrt a* LOtaTt Wl HOIK la “S LTOiiTHOil M i r o n ta w tiaiaa laiarti 41 Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. potiuck which husbands Manchester, Conn. 00040. Telephone (203) 643.41711. similar services rendered. IbapW 11 l a o i t a a Itaan This is uncharacteristic of the down- tMakIMiailia Wk Wl tM ita Mary's Episcopal Church. are invited.to An adult Bible study will »«« aulb UI iUiriiap 41 I M laaa* 1 awm tthearth Georgian, bat sometimes An evangelist htiHk w (nia 141 I M I O b llrtO ia il laiMiioi M ------be conducted Wednesday R«ytnond F RatMuon. Edaor.PuMMr HaroW e. Turlungion. MmagiWQ EtfHor let Young flit around tbe world rejec- Ii«nli441iatiaUI artHkiupahna im ii politics is as blind as Justice. Andy Young is not an ambassador, <44 au U ln a Mirti44l r t H n ^ laaai IM i a a « IbnOHa lao iw w '{;j A men’s fellowship The Women’s Prayer and a t 10 a.m. at Zion _ . ------ting ofricial foreign policy. A double standard * am 411(4) i.aaaiaov 141 7 .0 * 0 * i.uopaai lO w ta ta i he’s an evangelist. He has set back 740* art U4 l a l a 1011411(1) 41 ItanO p IM Cri UWaTtni 41 breakfast will take place Study Group of South Evangelical Lutheran ■n»e name of Carter’s problem is a .iraish t fare But Jimmy Carter has established na u 4iMia*r la la 14*0 iia t a i a 1 anwpp U O p in io n iwh*. Vnnn. hi. aiTaigm lace American efforts to play the role of 4Mi«p la la ioe4i< I0I41< *■* Wednesday at 7 a.m. at Se­ United Methodist Church Church. Andrew Yoong, hii Ambassador to a double standard. It says that while 4inUrtai la 41 taariaw i tbiUpMli 41 no c 411 "Well,” Carter replied with a neutral arbiter in the black-white n a i i a 4M n M t a 141 tltailrt lUitaMO. 141 to w m ll coad Congregational tbe United Natioos. If you didn’t Cabinet members and other high TM: u a aakhuiiMma n a u a straight face, "I know of no instance MWiuipanui hiMiiupaiua w u i iM p* u ia 41 iFiwaoa. lanraa ll IM W Jl Church. know that, you could be forgiven for fusses in South Africa and Rhodesia TiS* u-i mh una 41 IP taB O Itokao 41 ItaOn IM muckamucks in the administration IriM 144 p* t i a a teMilUpOlMil n lawTiaoe 141 ------assuming either that (1) he when Andy Young has violated the by lecturing tbe white leadership in haM haifataia MHb 144 |* S l i a lU'Tiii 141 1 1 * ta must toe the White House line. Young nsi-iK a m a n i n n 14| It^ t^ rtO i 1 ta . OM 41 ivT ai PLAZA DEPT. ^ibRE policy described.” That’s like saying both countries about their "im­ 4aai la la UI s n o n M in i.Mtaow 41 ltaw*1w ‘h The diacoiiate Of Center (W6 Ham A Nothin To n a m ) Taming TV violence represented a black Afridu state or 74q * i omt - iia oxl reading. just the thing to stabilize things in pointed to end snobbery. mad as possible. He treats the SUte member of Congress. He sees his UN sychiatric Association. “We “Television is ubiquitous,” Ethiopia and might even save some That gets to the meat of the Departnmt with amused contempt, office as his own personal prin­ need a concerted effort toward says the Council for Basic Uves. matter. Young was appointed for two Ja l a|al and Carter in effect says thafsokay cipality.” major program revisions that Young’s non-stop tongue has reasons; Carter admired his in­ Education. “If kids ever had a with him. Well, the President has got to rap something to say about Almost telligence and his personal loyalty, re tu lta ' are more stimulating and less frame of reference, they have This is the way Carter puts it: He Young’s knuckles. Carter has enough everybody. He can manage to in­ and Young is black. ’There’s nothing \ $ violent.” one now in television, iriiich was asked at a press conference why problems without waking up some furiate two different communities wrong with either reason. Young is a The American Medical be fired a general for disagreeing morning to discover that the Swedes, nksm n lUI IM 121 ^ a provides them with the with one insult. In London, he noted smart cookie who came to with his plan to withdraw U.S. South Africans and Rhodesians have I* I UJI IN Association has declared language, the models and tbe that the Swedes are a liberal people prominence the bard way. And ui ground t r o ^ from South Korea but bombed Staten Island. television violence to be “an tastes they share with eadi but they are just as racist about Carter owed black voters for MmCi MSMIII TriMi m sniii enviromental health risk.” other. Whether adults like it or iibMm ILN IN IN In California, the sta te ifepi UI IN N f/ not, television is their Newspaper editor surveys his mail liUil iN medical association has filed a m edium .” mushiwM NrtntiMnUN friend-of-the-court brief on Realiziiig this, some groups TriMi M4 W ill behalf of the nine-year victim are taking a different ap­ Mil UN iN 2N Uncle Sam is one prolific pen pal I faMR* IN HI in a rape case. The defendants proach. Rather than attem p­ klaiw UI f \ IM iU m JI (all adolescents) are claiming ting to reform their television NMM NIN that they were inspired to the By A1 Zdon Libraries, too TriHli 1-14 mui or children’s viewing habits, I act by a similar episode they they are working with what is One of tbe dally routines at the Topping tbe frequency list locally I Ml UN iN Tribune, as at many businesses in were Ribbing (immunity College IN iN saw in a television movie. good about the medium. m IN o town, is for someone to trudge down with nine. District 701 (Ribbing IMria M IlllN Television has become “a For example, “Teachers to the Post Office each day to pick up schools) seven, tbe St. Louis County r school of violence and a college Guides to Television,” which is the mail. Health Department with six and the m s IN IN iN f o r crime,” says the published twice a year in New The majority of tbe letters the St. Louis County Heritage and Arts iM 7.N IN editorial department receives every raM 7N association’s brief. “It is in the York, has launched pilot Center and tbe Ribbing Public M M 4-7 MIN % day are from people who have some Library with four each. MMi i7 IIMN interests of the health of aU projects in three cities called TriMi M-217NN sort of news fw ns. Tbe majority of Americans, especially our Parent Participation TV Hardly anyone will deny that one of those with news for us, by far, are the functions of government is to ■ 17N UI IN IM 7N IN I % diildren, to hold broadcasters workshops. Parents come to the various state, federal and local keep the people informed of its M m IN civilly accountable for acts M U iM tU N • § sduwl to watch a television government units and agencies. doings through the press. The pur­ NrMiSUUI which lead to foreseeable broadcast with their children. In an effort to find out how much pose of our survey was to find out, TriMi 1-24 SNUI harm .” Teachers then serve as government mail the Tribune however, whether there might be too IIN IN iN receives we decided to keq> tradi fw iN IN T h e National Parent moderators of a cross­ much of a good thing. IN one month. From Apr. 6 to May 5 the If every piece of mail sent to us M M UttN s k e r n i c a Teachers Association has generation discussion about N rM iU ^ J- Tribune received 453 le tte rs, cost tbe government 13 cents then the TriMi I-1-2 SUTiN given the networks notice that the program and demonstrate packages, post cards, books, total cost to Uncle Sam would be M lUI UN IN it is putting them on six- to parents how to use televi-^ magazines, pamphlets and other 158.89. Since a good percentage of the m m iN IN Im M UN months’ “probation” begin­ sion at home to encourage mailables from our various mail was larger manila envelopes or MMiUStLN governmoits. MMUnUN ning July 1. If there is no family communication. booklets that cost more to send, then TriMi m W U I O 5 ^ From 86 sources % 860 per month would not be too far off \ “substantial response” during Tile aim of the workshops is itNM 17N IN IN The mail came from 86 different for an average. that time to demands for less to teach parents to use televi­ MN IN iN % >/ agencies and units which tends to Coats $720 malm IJ t \ p c f TV gore and more diversity The governor’s office took time out M M 27 MIN sion not as a babysitter but as a lend weight to the statements by sylvania sent us an 11-page letter just M M 7-1 USUI \ J That means that it costo about 8720 and quality in programming, to let us know that "the governor to say that he (^iposes tbe Youth TriMi 7-2) UHIN way to op«i a dialogue with President Carter and others that our per year to keep us informed. Multip­ PIERR|J/fppf & < would be planting a tree in the cour- Camp Safety Act now before the ^ A will consider such their children, to encourage government is getting a little spread ly that by the S daily newspapers in tyahl of tbe Pinecrest Elementary Congress. alternative courses of action discussions about values and out. the state and you get 818,000 per School in Hastings. Unfortunately In tbe midst of this epic piece of as boycott of sponsors and morals and to stay in touch Of those 86, the state of Minnesota, year. And then there are about 130 could not attend. M M M U IU I led the way with 39 different offices reasoning, Shuster took time out to TriMi 24>MNiN local stations, selected test with their children’s feelings. television and radio stations. Ahd € \ or agencies sending us their valuable No Hibbingilea philosphize, "It seems, too, that we cases to deny license renewals there are about 350 weekly As the Council for Basic information. There were 30 federal newspapers in the state. The National Elndowment for tbe in the Congress have a duty to the S and civil litigation. Humanities wrote to tell Iron American people not to squander r" Education points out, the ul­ units and 17 local units reincsented in But perhaps that’s pretty cheap, by m Rangers who the "Chinese Painting their money. It’s money that was While not all researchers are timate responsibility for what our mailbag. government standards, for letting us ' T M convinced of a direct cause- childrai watch on television know what’s up. Delegation to tbe People’s Republic hard earned, and it ought to be well- \ of China” will be this year. There spent.” Well said. Rep. Shuster. 17N IN IN 7 and-effect relationship That is, providing that they bad m IN SN rests with parents. No one is in were no Hibblngites on the list. M IN o between television watching something to say that was A1 Zdon is managing editor of The MMUnilN a better position to provide Opinion Finally, Rep. Bud Shuster of Penn- Hlbbiiig (Mhm.) Daily Tribune. M M M SM IN worthwhile. Most of the mall did TriMi M4M3UI 2 and violent or antisocial supervision and guidance. have some pertinence, however bdiavior, there seems to be “Not all commercial televi­ The Minnesota House of Represen­ tatives was the runaway leader in the remote, to our area. Some of the mail general agreement that many sion is trash,” says the Couih nullbox derby. Over tbe one-month did not. children are unable to unders­ cil, “and even some that is # qian they sent tbe Tribune 52 letters. Quotable ‘quote I \ tand the contexts in which trashy can have positive Univenity second The Congressional Joint'Elconomic Th o u g h t Ja alal television acts of violence oc­ O k '- S 4 educational value — if parents The University of Minnesota in the Committee wrote to say that "ipultl- RUF\NQ,iW NO cur. Nor is there any doubt will give the interest, the time ’Twin Q ties finished a poor second lateral . . development ^ banks should Perhaps, after all, religion does not still more ways towards the light. entries' about the tremendous impor­ and the effort sometimes to with 32 missives, followed closely by assist the developing countries’ have to do with eeither death or So perhaps religion has to do with its sister the University of Minnesoto >«lJ“*bnent to higher energy costs by morality. Periiaps it has to do only bow we make our relationships tance television has come to watch with their children, at Duluth with 26. In fourth placeoUce was Itoancing p ro jects to exploit with the awareness that life is but for within the world without and within man play in children’s lives. often talk with them about M LHm 1-1 i \ tbe University of Minnesota domestic energy resources and to a fleeting nloment in the vast the world within. It is our spider-web M ZSM i 41 whatever they watch.” create efficioit export and import- we weave among all the people, S-l 114m 41 Agricultural Extension Agency with eqianse of time — and we get rare M tfea 41 24. competing industries.” Very in­ glimpaes of that vastness — and events, times, and beauty we i a v 14 11 41 i Mr I M M il Finishing strong were the U.S. teresting. perhaps it has to do with the experience in the world outside I. a m a* M______1.1 14 41 O p e n forum Senate with 19, the Minnesota Senate Sen. Hubert Humphrey wrote to awareness that there are others with ourselves tying the ends of those anbaUiims a na»..»R4. M l asa* l — with 17, Uie U.S. House with 15, U.S. say that he favors transferring the us on this tiny globe — others so strands to all that goes on Inside. <44 4441.14144 74.11.) Army, the Navy, Genowl Services functions of the passport office to a much like us wbo’have the same capacity to be aware as we are So when we hear a Beethoven Mass Administration and the U.S. Depart­ new agency of the Department of or a Bach Cantata, or enter the great % aware of many haunting things and, \ ment of Agrknlture, 10 each. State. That was a timely tidbit. - cathedral at Chartres, or see a Zen 1-1 1 Bmli ak I Panel acknowledges help what is most important, ones to M l a M l n a monk in contemplation, or smell the U llM lM m To tbe editor. whom we may reach out in M 1. U m Irplifi women who sorved and gave their salt sea air on a summer day, or The Permanent Memorial Day tenderness and love. M laakfcnaa lives for their country. gather blueberries in the hills, or Committee of Manchester wishes to This is the great truth to me: I am l-M 444 414 144 4441 For tbe Committee, shiver In the dark and cold of a star- acknowledge tbe help of tbe many bound and boinded by love. This Liw*M . 41 /\ Walter A Von Hone, \pOLIVAR filled winter night — whatever we do hundreds of people who made this awakens mysterious stirrings in my tbwMM 41 rdoy Secretary that moves us with sublime feeling tbUrnkm 41 breast. To (xnne close to another, iUmwItali 41 past Memorial Day one of tbe best In Permanent Memorial puts us in touch with connections we many years. 'ever so close. Is to still experience Day Committee barely comprehend. The joy, the N in w in Tbe news coverage by Tbe the chasm that lies ever between us. 7. Mw IMM 21 Manchester Evening Herald was In the moment of tenderness I am " “wnent U T a S ^ ^ strengthens tbe web — "Blessed be W 4m 44 14-1 excellent. We are grateful for tbe aware of bow untender I can be. 1 441114144414 C A lm a n a c ...| the ties that bind” — among all that Park Department and its effort « a ll never fully understand why I do isnr 4) the things I do. 1 unlock doors within is in us to all that we can or will IMir before and after Memorial Day. The behold. i t l IMM t! Police Department Marching Unit, By United PrcM Inlemalionai myself that have been closed for llm ii i&Mi Arnold F. Westwood IJHI I M l M the Town and Bth DUtrlct Fire Today is Tuesday, June 7, the 158th years while knowing that as long as I 7.5m I iHmi Unitarian Universalist M Departments, the Veterans and their day of 1977 with 207 to follow. draw tbe breath of life there will be IM 7. Jm| 41 Society; East 41 ladies auxiliaries, Uie Elks and tbe The moon is approaching its last more keys that must be found to open aWi 441411144 414 Knights of Columbus all presented quarter. Bfieni themselves at their best. The morning stars are Mercury, LBnktarti 41 t ta* tan* 41 The Youth Groups and tbe scouts Venus, Mars and Jupiter. 41m Uw 41 4 M* hnw M were weU represented. We must Tbe evening star is Saturn. lUtakirtN 41 Those born on this date are under t|*piS*M 41 remark that tbe parenU and leaders Ye ste rdays 1. & « tan ta M of these young people worked long the sign of Gemini. 4 atar fen 41 \ 4 t 214 221 214 M taiapitan hours in preparing them for the British fashion expert George 141 714 411114 march. "Beau” Bnimmel was born June 7, LIm num mmmm INra L H talw 41 1778. 25 years ago The bands were excellent and we approves working agreement for Ljp St* f]4 U w 1 lm M On this day in history: Manchester Memorial Hospital in­ ..jalanhill 4 t a e M i 41 saw and beard tbe niing Junior Hijpi town firemen. It also allocates 847,- i «Ua< 41 i b w l m 41 stalls air conditioners in labor room. I ■aUn(ai|.l 4 t a * M . 41 School Band in its first appearance in In 1864, delegates meeting in 141 from the Capital Improvement Lt. Harold B. Hodge graduates 7. a b f i a 41 4l*afeTrtM 41 a Memorial Day Parade. Baltimore nominated Abraham Lin­ Reserve Fund for town's 50 per cent I ■ iMim 41 I.Utalwi 41 from chemical school in Japan. MIm 4tail*iw M Tbe National Guard and Civil Air coln and Andrew Johnson to head the share of public improvements in 141441441 UHliwIMii 474 4M 4U 144 Patrol did their usual fine job os the Republican presidential ticket. 10 years ago Green Manor’s Industrial Park. escort division for tbe parade. In 1933, Great Britain, France, Ita­ . Arthur Massaro is elected captain East Catholic High School’s ly and Germany sign^ a 10-year of Hose Co. 1 of the Town Fire Archbishop O'Brien Scholar^ for 1967 Tbe Permanent Memorial Day Department. Committee appreciates all those who peace pact. Less than six years later, are Barbara Stanton, Patricia CLASSIFIED Germany started World War H. Gov. John Dempsey appoints Nor­ Bonino, Janet Aubln, Kathleen marched or watched the parade and man C. Comollo to second five-year McDermott, Nancy Bouchard, ADS those who attended Uie sovice in In 1939, King George VI and (}ueen Eliubeth became thp first British term as member of Connecticut Maryanne Wagner, Susan E. Gryk, BRING Center Park honoring the men and Board of Fisheries and Game. Stephen Breen, Wesley Gryk and monarchs to visit tbe United States. Board of Directors unanimously Paul Viau. RESULTS M^C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Co- . Tues.. June 7. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN The weather Ineide today Bolton budget accepted; tax rate steady Periods of rain, cool today. High near Area new s.... e-7 ...... 4 60. Considerable cloudiness tonight, By DONNA HOLLAND with, but we are all happy it passed.” ClaMlfied .. .10-11 ...... but to get the budget passed, not rate was defeated 4 to 2. Silverstein the end of the month. Taxes are due building maintenance budget. ’The chance of showers, how 45-50. Partly iianrijpatpr Suptiitig Uprald Herald CorretpondenI There were people in town' who rejected. Petitions to bring the and Gary Mortensen were its lone July 1 and payable July 31. Comics...... money is needed to pay toe trash cloudy, cool, windy Wednesday, high wanted to decrease either the school budget to a referendum were cir­ Dear Abby IS SparU...... 0-» Bolton’s 82.2 million budget for supporters. At its meeting after the referen­ collector. 60-65. Precipitation probability 50*^ Manchester—A City of Village Charm budget or general government culated and the necessary signatures Silverstein said, “The Board of dum, the finance board unanimously tonight. ZO'V Wednesday. National 1977-78 was approved by a 2 to 1 • 829 within toe Insurance Ad­ KOI RTEF..N PAOFJi budget or both, and persons who obtained. Education was so dogmatic in put­ approved appropriating 85,138 from weather map on Page 10. margin at a referendum Monday at visory Board’s budget. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. JUNE 7. 1977 - VOL. XCVI, No. 110 PRICEt FIFTEEN CENTS wanted to increase either or both School Supt. Raymond Allen said ting the town to the test of rejecting cash surplus to the police protection the Community Hall. The Board of • 8118 from the Board of budgets. this morning, "I am disappointed in the budget, there must be some account. ’There Is not enough money Finance met after the referendum The Board of Education and other Selectmen’s legal and miscellaneous the results but through the voting credence to its anticipation of added in the budget to cover the resident account to the advertising account. and set the tax rate at 61.4 mills, the school officials worked diligently to process the people have approved the revenue.” trooper’s salary. Board members • 825 from the Planning Com­ same an It Is now. get the budget rejected because they recommended cuts by the Board of Most board members felt the town said it was due to a billing procedure. mission’s supplies to advertising ac­ . Thb 82,205,278 budget provides 81,- wanted more money in the school Finance and that is democracy in does not yet have the funds and Town Meeting approval Is necessary. count. 414,776 for education and 8790,502 for budget. Its original request had been operation.” should not anticipate getting them In other business, the board ap­ general government. cut by about 831,000 by the finance Allen said the Board of Education ’The finance board approved toe Carter prepares because the legislature has not yet proved the following transfers; At the referendum 665 persons board. payment of 8738 for an unemploy­ will now have to make adjustments acted on them. • 8110 from window washing to voted (30 per cent). A total of 2,194 In its effort to get the budget in its budget as best it can. He did not ment compensation case. It accept^ persons were eligible to vote. Those rejected, letters were sent to Bolton custodial wages. The money is the tax collector’s motor vehicle comment on where the cuts would be A motion by William Riley to set needed for the maintenance man’s voting could either accept or reject residents and telephone calls were made. suspension list in toe amount of 12,- 'the budget; 436 persons voted to the tax rate at 61.4 mills was salary. 043. made. School staff members told At the finance board meeting, seconded and received a unanimous for B1 decision accept it and 228 persons voted to students to urge their parents to Morris Silverstein suggested mill vote. • 8200 from th e park com ­ Mrs. Potterton said for all good 'dr's reject it. reject the budget and those attending rates of 60.6,60.8 and 61. The motions missioner’s road gravel to labor purposes that money is uncollectoble WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the balance of strategic capabilities ’The Air Force wants 244 of the fast, .Jerald Hassett, finance board a recent open house at the high received seconds so they could be Now the hard work comes for budget. ’The money is needed in order because the people have either Carter said today he will decide this chairman, said, "I guess this is the against expenses and the combina­ sleek planes, at a cost of more than school were urged to reject it. discussed. Silverstein withdrew his Ealine Potterton, tax collector. Tax to get the lawn at the park mowed. moved out of state or can't be month whether to continue the 120 budget no one can say they are happy tion flie outdated BSI bomber "with |20 billion, to replace the aging fleet Die "other side” also worked hard, first two motions. The 61-mill tax bills must be figured and mailed by • 840 from the parks hand tools to located. bOlioo B1 bomber program.. the cruise missile and other mis­ of B52s which have been in service ‘Tve thought about tt a lot and siles.” since the 1950s. have made a detailed analysis in the During the presidential campaign, Proponents argue that the B52 last few weeks,” Carter t ^ a con- candidate Carter originally said be must either be replaced or expen­ If you have gresaknal (M o tio n at the White didnvt think the Bl p ro g r ^ was a sively modernized and renovated. Coventry will seek Board finishes cutting House. very good idea. As the election drew Also, they say, a manned bomber is news for area "Sometime this month," the Presi­ closer he said be would jook carefully essential as the third arm of the dent said, he and Defcnae Secretary at it. three-pronged U.S. strategic force: towns, call: | HaroM Brown will make a "basic another road boss Tlie Oxigress last year postponed needed because land-based missiles Vernon’s school budget judgment” on whether to five the go- one increment of production money are relatively vulnerable to attack, Andover 'f. By LINDA LOVERING The vote to deny the extra funds ahead to the controversial Bl. 'Ibe until February to give the incoming and submarine missiles cannot have Donna H olland...... 646-0375 By BARBARA RICHMOND 10-month positions rather than 12 additional items which were turned Air Force wants M4 of the bombm. Herald Correapondenl was 3-3. Brainard broke the tie to president a chance to make his own a high degree of accuracy. Bolton I Herald Reporter months. He said this could mean a down at toe last meeting: Dollies for He met today with supporters oi Coventry will seek its fourth street deny the commission the extra funds. decision; Carter told the Pentagon to Opponents say the plane is obsoles­ Donna H olland...... 6464)375 810,000 reduction in toe budget. moving equipment, 8452; 30-foot hand the program and told them he was superintendent because William School patrols set Additional budget cuts totaling go ahead slowly and said he would cent in a missile age, costa far more Coventry The administrators'said they would lift, 8500; cafeteria chairs for the "eager to listen to you and your ideas make a final decision in May. than it is worth, and is far too slow to Goodale does not want the job. The The council did, however, give the 817,629 were approved by toe Vernon object to such an llto hour move. Dr. Middle School, 8500, and rental of an ... in order to form a judgment.” He I Linda Lovering...... 742-8555 | Later he said the decision would be of serious strategic value. It decision to advertise for the position Board of Education 8210 to help pay Board of Education Monday night, to Robert Linstone, assistant optical scanner, 87,332. These with win talk with Bl opponents Frklay. was announced at Monday’a Town complete toe 8250,000 reduction in come this month, and this week’s would take nearly seven hours to for a patrolling supervisor of thy Ugh Hebron | superintendent, said he had already other items already approved total Carter said he was carehilly con­ toe 1977-78 budget as required by ac­ scheduled meetings apparently were reach targets in the Soviet Union, Council meeting. school and Capt. Nathan Hale School Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 | advertised for a science supervisor 872,952. sidering several factors,- including tion of the annual Town Meeting. in preparation for it. compared to a missile flight of 30 Goodale, who has been serving as grounds during the sununer. South Windsor ^ on toe basis of a 12-month position. minutes or less. temporary road boss since Wayne The School Board will need another The board also approved more uses Board members, too, felt it was too Board keeps refund Judy Kuehnel...... 644-1364 % Blair resigned last month, will act as 8855 July 1 and the council indicated for surplus from the current budget late in toe year to make such a major Dr. John J. Allison Jr., executive r - V T O street superintendent unffi the posi­ the money will be available. Vernon | and again tabled action on the change without hdving more infor­ director of the Capitol Region Educa­ tion can be filled. The town has ^ d a Land is for sale Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 amount of toe surplus it will turn mation. tion Council (CREC) asked the Another $50,000 to be cut high turnover with that job. if.; back to toe town’s general fund at toe The physical education super­ All of the Salvation Army lands in school board Monday night to return No money for parks end of the fiscal year. visors, several weeks ago, were told 8566 that CREC refunded “by mis- (foventry were offered to the town At its meeting two weeks ago, toe In other action Monday, the council for sale Monday. About 330 acres are their positions would be 10 months in­ toke.” ttOL school board worked on budget stead of 12. decided not to give the Parks and owned by the Army ; about 80 acres in Fall voting The board, after listening to Dr. from town school budget reductions and came up with a list Board member Devra Baum Allison, stood firm on its previous Recreation Commission the 81,000 South Coventry and 250 acres in totaling 8232,371. Clowns promote Arts Council program tonight needed to cover a deficit in its expressed concern about additional vote not to return toe money. North Coventry. The areas cut last night to make up ’The Board of EMucation may have 000, except for tte reading specialist The department is also looking for budget. is expected items being added to toe list for use The town had sent one student to a F^ppets on Main St. tell the public about the Manchester Arts Council as clovnis pass out The South Coventry acreage in­ toe 817,629 difference were: The Lutz to make further cuts in the 1977-78 which is funded by a federal monies. equal pay for female employes in As a result of this decision, Coven­ of toe surplus. She said toe board had new CREC program. The program . invitations to An Evening with the Arts Council which is tonight at 7:30 at Foot Prints, school hiring because of an audit by cludes three residential homes, a Junior Museum program, 8950; In reviewing the custodial pay tlut area, Reardon said. Compliance try beaches will not open until July 1 committed itself to returning 865,744 started about two weeks late and toe the United States Departmoit of summer camp and other cottages, as employe travel account, 83,000; risk 466 Main St. From left are Mrs. Rosemary Papa, Jennifer Papa, 7, and John Papa, 3, all of rates recently, Mrs. Dorothy Elvis, with that alleged violation would cost this year, Sandra Young, commission on sewers to toe town’s general fund. pupil only stayed in it about 21 days. Labor which concluded that the well as lakefront property and a 45- factor for substitute teachers, 83,000; 63 Tanner St. The event is free and will feature dramatics, the Manchester High School auditor for the U.S. Department of the board 81,680 for past discrepan­ chairman, said. Board member Robert Schwartz The town then received the refund. board should make back payments acre parcel near the Robertson Coventry risk factor for tutors, 82,000; Woodwind Ensemble, poetry reading by Gemewell Young, and a mixed quintet from Hartt Labor, Hartford area office, said that cies and future compliance. Town baches were slated to open agreed and noted that toe Town Dr. Allison said he won’t go to for five custodial employes a ^ for School. The price of these lands is summer school, 81,500; part-time Vo- the actions taken by the school Four years ago the board and ad- June 18. Ms. Young said lifeguards The (toventry Town Council in­ Council set the tax rate, expecting court to have the money returned, College of Music composed of high school students. Art will be on exhibit and wine and female coaches amounting io over 1550,000. ^ t e m four years ago are not suf­ ministration entered into hired to start work in June may quit, dicated Monday night it will go to Ag se c re ta ry , 8250; part-tim e that the board would return the but he will be careful when dealing cheese will be served. 850,000. The North Coventry 250-acre guidance secretary, 8216, and com­ ficient. negotiations with the Department of causing a further delay in the b ^ch public referendum on a proposed money. with Vernon in the future. parcel off Rt. 44A and North River petitive athletics, 81,713. The audit was completed in the last The five employes, all women in Labor which ended in the Federal openings. regional sewer system in late Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, “I want the Vernon board to know two weeks and the board was told of Rd., is for sale for 8275,000. The The board didn’t approve a cut of the custodian I class, should be ^ven District Court. A compliance settle­ The decision came after a meeting September. superintendent, said he didn’t it’s acting out of concert with other it by Scho(d Supt. James P. Kennedy Manchester Rod and (lun Club has 85,000 for field trips and instead took back pay for the past four years, ment reached at that time ended in between the commission and the guarantee to town officials that that boards,” Dr. Allison said. at a Monday night personnel and expressed Interest in this parcel Councilman Robert Olmstead, in an additional 85,000 risk factor in toe amounti^ to 840,200, according to the creation of two'custodial council about the deficit. Commis­ amount would be turned back. He Dr. Allison told toe board it was in finance committee meeting. because they own land next to it. his motion, said it is important the substitute teacher account. District sets June 22 vote Mrs. Elvis' report. She also classifications, outlining different sion members said the problem of said he was being careful but feels violation of toe'agreement it signed. Dr. Koinedy said he will refer the The land sale is being handled by council clarify its intention to hold a Board chairman William Houle recommended that the five employes duties for each. overspending exists because Town the board should use some of the William Houle, board chairman, issue, which dates back four years, to Dow and Condon, a Hartford real es­ referendum. asked toe board if it would consider be moved'to a higher pay scMule The custodian I employes were Hall departments pay bills without money for items needed. said, “That’s a matter of inter­ counkel for advice. tate firm. The Salvation Army has immediately which would be an ad­ originally classified as matrons with the commission’s kioowledge. making all supervisory positions into He asked the board to approve the pretation.” on Sunnybrook sewers s, However, as an interim had a agreement for many years to A public hearing on the proposed ditional 811,000 for the coming fiscal light housekeeping tasks and were Council (3ialrman Jesse Brainard give Coventry first option on the 814.7 million joint sewer system with precautionary measure to allow budget. and are still all women. Dr. Kennedy chastised the commission, saying it By SUSAN VAUGHN has been settled. The case.will decide land. The Army hopes to sell the land Mansfield and the state will be ficers said Monday that the district flexibility in the budget should the The custodian I employes, should .said. He noted that they hBve.hadthe iwas Us.responsibility to know what Herald Reporter whether Buckland is to-be under the probably does libt have the capacity board have to pay the employes, by September. tonight at 7:30 at the high school. receive pay equal to the custodian H opportunity over the past four years was being spent and bow. The town will have to go to a The Sewer Authority will detail its Firemen oppose merger jurisdiction of the town or Eighth to service the sewers in the Buddand Kennedy recommended that the The Eighth District Board of employes under the Equal Pay Act to apply lor the custodian II The commission has met with District as far as fire and sewer ser­ district. LaBelle urged that a deci­ board keep several non-classroom Special Town Meeting to borrow proposed system tonight. Residents Directors decided Monday night to because the jobs are substantially positions, but none have done so. Town Manager Frank CtonnoUy to Vernon commission made a preliminary chief of both departments. The vices. sion be made soon by the district on position vacant Jor tliie first half of money to buy the land if the council will have a chance to air their let the District voters decide at the equal, John Reardon, area director Women have been hired for the resolve the bookkeeping and feelings about the proposed system, Members of toe Rockville and Ver­ decision to leave toe charter as it is. majority said "no.’’ They also voted The district board agreed to allow whether they will sewer Buckland. the sdiool year.' decides to recommend the purchase. Jane 22 annual meeting whether to of the Dept, of Labor, said today. custodian II positions, however. problem. which will serve part of the lake area non Fire Departments, in a 91-21 Each time the charter has been against having a full-time paid chief. the installation of the sewers on May He told the directors ,”The district He recommended that the vacan­ allow the town to install sanitary He said the department is looking Dr. Kennedy will seek advice of in its initial stage. vote, opposed consolidation of the revised, since the town governments Over toe years the prime reason 16, with the understanding that an es­ has to be in a position to expend cies for a psychologist, a social sewers to service the Sunnybrook for future compliance as well as back •counsel on advice of the board and (toventry’s share of the construc­ two departments. Firemen have were consolidated about 12 years given for not consolidating toe crow account would be set up. money or apply for grants. It will worker, a reading specialist and the compliance. been voting in a secret ballot referen­ ago, toe question of consolidating toe departments has been toe one of Apartments on New State Rd. Atty. John D. LaBelle Sr., counsel will get a recommendation from ^ tion is estimated at 82.3 million, take a lot of planning.” new elmentary vocal music position The violations charged in the dum for two weeks. fire departments has drawn con­ morale. Firemen, for the most part, The board also agreed to delay any for the district, called the decision on board on the vacancies for the other about 90 per cent of which would be District Director Larry Noone be held open until mid-year. ’Ihe coaching area are for female coaches Area town studies The request for the referendum troversial discussions, mostly among feel consolidation would destroy adtion on sewering the rest of the sewering the apartments a policy positions at next Monday’s board funded by state and federal sources. criticized the town for going ahead vacancies would provide about |30,- on the junior and senior high level. meeting. was made by toe Charter Revision firemen. morale and eventually lead to a full­ Buckland area, particularly the decision which should be made by the ’The cost to Coventry taxpayers town's-industrial park, until town of- and applying for federal funds for the Commission so it could have a better There were three questions on toe time paid department. district voters, similar to the deci­ sewers. He said, “The town is taking would be an additional two mills, ac­ Ficials approach the district board paramedic program cording to the Sewer Authority. The Idea of what toe firemen want when ballot. One asked even if consolida­ All of toe actions being taken by sion made about a month ago to allow very drastic steps, not knowing with a plan. mill rate would be based on a larger reviewing that section of the charter. tion weren’t supported, would toe toe revision commission are subject the town to install sewers in the whether the sewers will be in the The first action was in response to South Windsor m oit when three students were hurt tax base, which would result from in­ The votes were counted at toe com- fire department member su p ^ rt it if to review before toe revised charter Baldwin-Concord Rds. area. He said town.” Today’s news summary mlsion’s meeting last night and the one of the existing chiefs were made goes to toe Town Council a letter to district officials from the situations should be handled the Town Manager Paul Talbot is in an accident May 20. creased property values in the lake Town Manager Robert B. Weiss The town has applied for federal same way since they are both areas funds for the industrial park, which CompHad from UnNad P^aa$ InUmstkmsI expected to look into the posslbUity The East Hartford paramedics area, according to the Sewer which stated there had been a mis­ north of Middle Tpke. which require of a paramedic team to ^ v e aid to also assisted a heart attack victim on Authority. understanding in the agreement includes funding for sewers, Weiss district voter approval before the confirmed today. cases of medical emergencies in Rt. 5 in May. The treatment plant would be on Army studies river plans between the town and district to SO Thursday and Friday, low SOs town can install sewers. The district directors voted in May State WASHINGTON - H. R. South Windsor. Talbot is expected to look into the the Willimantic River with main sewer the Sunnybrook Apartments. Saturday. Haldeman was friendly and possibility and report to the council trunk lines and interceptors serving LaBelle also said the main issue to request the members of the town’s The Idea was suggested by Coun­ work at the Overbrook Heights area The division engineer has already Weiss said the town would not HARTFORD - A bill es­ relaxed but John Mitchell was later this month. the lake watershed, Mansfield and Vernon is,"Who , is going to service the Elconomic Development Commiss- cil woman CUe Decker during the off Rt. 83. evaluated the anticipated en­ agree to putting the payments for tablishing a new code of ethics for BRAINTREE, Mass. — More cold and surly as th<^ left the In other matters, the council ap- the University of Connecticut. The Town of Vernon is asking for a area?”, referring to the entire- sion to meet with them on the sewer Town Council meeting Monday ni|(bt- The purpose of the work is to vironmental impacts and has made a sewer charges into an escrow ac­ Connectitat state officials has than a quarter of a mlUioa doUm courtroom of U. S. District Judge (NToved a contract vrith the municipal The system will serve about 1,100 permit from the Army Corps of Buckland area. issues., but had not heard from the Mrs. Decker said many local repair damaged portions of toe river preliminary determination that an count until the Buckland court case been approved by the House and in chedcs and cash has beoi stolen John J. Sirica Monday. Sirica employes union, granting an average properties. The cost of each Engineers to widen and restore a sec­ LaBelle and several district of­ town officials. residents were impressed with the and Overbrook Brook. Environmental Impact Statement is sent to Gov. Ella T. Graaso. It is from a Wells Fargo ’Truck 1^ an ordered the two to start serv^ wage increase of 6.5 per cent in the homeowner to tie into the system is tion of toe Hockanum River in the assistance of a team of East Hart­ The Ctorps. of Engineers is seeking not required. This determination will not as strong as a bill originally armed man wearing a out their jail sentences for their first year and 5.6 per cent in the se­ estimated at 81,500. Talcottville section of town. ford paramedics caBed in to ve aid public comment. be reviewed in light of any new facts. proposed, but it Is tougher than policeman’s uniform and his ac­ convictions in the Watergate cond year. The system is proposed to rectify a The work would include excavation the existing code. in the month. complice. The robbery occured scandal on June Zl. The East Hartford paramedics are The contract is retroactive to July potential pollutiorf problem in the of about 500 cubic yards of material, Monday at a deswted industrial associated with the East Hartford 1976. Die employes joined the CivU lake. A pollution abatement order to be replaced by 625 feet of riprap HARTFORD - A m edal com­ SEIKO; area of the d ty next to a soft NEW Y O R K - Tije Cart® Ad- Fire Detwrtment and were called to Service Employes Aifillates Inc. in was issu ^ by the state five years and 80 yards of gravel bedding. Also Queen begins jubilee fete mittee, composed of four drink bottling plant. ministoUon, sharply criUcal of help the South Windsor Fire Depart- March 1976. ago. included in toe request is similar members from each legislative local policy, has asked a federal chambo-, will wrestle with the AUGUSTA, Maine - A bill appeals court to order the states sensitive issue of dividing up the extending the statute of of New York and New Jersey to Bolton residents warned with day of thanksgiving state’s 820 million educatton grant limitations on Indian land claims permit trial landings of the super­ to munldpalities. has j)ea dealt a temporary set­ sonic Anglo-French Concorde air- Bolton residents are being warned of an The resident said toe boys were 13 to 14 back'In the U. S. House,, which Plane at Kennedy Airport. unsanctioned collection for toe town’s years old. LONDON (UPI) - Queen with Jubilee events, the queen’s part in the processions. The dis­ Elizabeth gave thanks in St. Paul’s HARTFORD—The Connecticut could not muster the two-thirds baseball program.. Not knowing of any such collection, she procession from Buckingham Palace tinguished congregation of 2,000 at . A Carter St. resident said (Wo boys Cathedral today for her Silver Senate has given final legislative vote needed to pass it. Without it, NEW YORK — A two-day complained to the state police. and the service in St. Paul’s were the St. Paul’s was to include more than came to her door Monday collecting Jubilee on the throne in a day of approval to a bill that would force the U. S. Justice Department will search for -four boaters that Resident State Trooper Robert Peterson ATTENTION! centerpiece of the national 30 Commonwealth presidents and money for the program. She said they said religious and secular celebration that able-bodied welfare recipients to probably have to file suit almost covered more than 4,000 square went to the area but could not find festivities. prime ministers, here for a Com­ they played for the Bolton Dgers and their filled the streets of London with work on community projects. The immediately on behalf of the miles of Long Island South, Block anybody. The pomp and pageantry were the monwealth conference, members of coach told them If they wanted to play colorful processions and immense plan was a rider to a bin that Passamaquoddy and Penobscot Island and the Atlantic Dcean was He said If anyone Is approached they most stirring seen in the capital the diplomatic corps and other they had to get money from townspeople crowds. would hike welfare benefits 10 per Indians who claim title to almost called off Monday night by the U. should call the Colchester barracks at 643- since the queen’s own coronation in dignitaries. for uniforins. The queen paraded from cent in the fiscal year which two-thirds of Maine’s land area. 6604. MGH Simoi STUDENTS June 1953, little more than a year S. Coast Guard. Msslng are Tony Among the latter was Chip Carter, begins July 1. Buckingham Palace to St. Paul’s in a after she ascended the throne on the 26, son of President Carter and his Torres, Delmlngo Mandonado, PROM FORMAL WEAR DISCOUNTS gold-leafed carriage to begin a death of her father, George VI. wife, Caron, representing the White Laureano Rivera Jr. and national day of thanksgiving com­ »15«« OFF ’The last ruler to celebrate 25 years House at the personal invitation of Anastoclo Ferrer, all of New Bri­ Area police report memorating the 25th anniversary of HARTFORD — The future of tain, Conn. ALL FORMALS IN STOCK Na AH035M>$145U)0. No. ZP203M-$115.00. on the throne was King George V — Prime Minister James Callaghan. National 17). tlainlBts BtBBi, 17j, italnlatB ataal. wina her ascension to the throne. Elizabeth’s grandfather — in 1935. Security was intense. ’There was (%ief State’s Attorney Joseph 'T. Vernon dent on Rt. 30 Monday. The driver of toe tachymBtfr timtr, r«d dial, facatod Tens of thousands, many of whom Gormley renuins in doubt as CHICAGO — ‘The name of Intarnal rotaiing slaptBd HARDLEX marraaift ’The Queen began the national week one soldier every four paces on both Anthony Mlckolette, 32, of Elmwood, other car was Robert Juliano of Ellington. REGULAR timing ring. 30 minut* cryatal. adjuatabla slept out in cold and rain to win good Richard J. Daley was absent from International DISCOUNT YOUR COST of celebration Monday night by sides of the route. Armed anti­ Connecticut’s top judges delayed was charged Monday with third-degree No injuries were reported. Court date is rtcordar, ytlLw dial, bracalat. viewing positions, lined the two-mile until July 1 a decision whether to the nlayoral ballot today for the $40 $15 adjuatabit bracalat. lighting a bonfire in the Great Park terrorist detectives mingled with the criminal trespassing. He was released on June 24. $25 route from Buckingham Palace first time since 1951 but his ST. MEREGUSE, France - of Windsor Castle, the first of a chain crowds. Every building and sewer on reappoint him. However, Robert a 850 surety bond for appearance in court $35 $15 $20 along which the Queen and her hus­ organization w u preparing for American veterans who took part Scott Hitchcock, 17, of 221 Phoenix St., of fiery beacons across the nation. An the route had previously been in­ Hurney, Middlesex County June 22. SEIKO. THE GIFT FOR band, Prince Philip, rode in the prosecutor, will not get another the usual, big Democratic victory in the Normandy landing starting Vernon, was changed Monday with fourth- $30 $15 $15 immense throng of about 300,000 spected and cleared. the battle for Europe on D-Day S3 Scott WIttmann, 17, of 25 Auburn Sti, degree larceny in connection with toe golden coronation coach drawn by watched.' term. The judges had reportedly — this time for acting M»or Youll find tiM latMt In Palm Baach lonnala at Big aavinga. Don’t eight white horses. As the guns boomed in nearby Michael A. BUandlc. BUandlc’s years ago were guesU of honor at Manchester, was charged with following complaint made by a vendor in Henry PROUD MOMENTS. Guns boomed a royal salute as the Hyde Park, a detachment of Royal wanted to remove him earlier this rant anywhara until you aoo our aoloetlon - Youll gM tho lataat lor- State trumpeters in gold- Republican challenger, Alderman commemorative ceremonies held too closely. He was involved In an acci­ Park. Court date is June 22. mala and aava-aavo-aava I Nothing makes a graduation more special Queen’s own 700-yard-long proces­ Canadian Mounted Police came year, but did not because of the embroidered jackets and purple Dennis Block, concedes he will here Monday. Floral tributes than the gilt of a Seiko watch. sion left Buckingham Palace. through the gates followed by units of cumbersome process Involved. peaked caps sounded a fanfare when lose. were laid by American and Children waved flags. Red, white and the police and army and then one of Gormky has been critidzed for Day/date calendars. Sports models. Wrist the Queen arrived at St. Paul’s, the French authorities and veterans hospital notes ^ blue bunting fluttered from the most splendid military sights in his handling, of Uie Peter ReUly alarms. Contemporary aijd classic styles. All mother church of the Church of NEW YORK - By a raUo of at memorials throughout the area buildings. Royal photographs looked the world, a sovereign’s escort of the case. combining rugged elegance with Seiko’s traditional England. She was led to her place by more than Mo-1, those remntwiing dotted by Allied and German M3 MAIN tTRIITs MANOHItTKR down from windows. Pennants of Household Guards. Admitted Monday; Lydia Range Hill Rd., Vernon; UretU Meyer, Court St., superb quality and accuracy. the Archbishop of Canterbury, to a Harris Poll think U. N. Am­ cemeteries. MONDAY VwtATUROAV 1:30 to ItM I silver and blue and crimson hung ’The Queen’s coach Is two centuries Regional Ashland, Hartford Tpke., Madeline Potter, Ellington; Rockville; Emma Poirier, THUmdAV $:$$ to $:M Come in and find the special Seiko that will njake primate of the Church of England! from flagpoles. bassador Andrew Young talks too Rockville; Hilda Brown, Omer Roy, Mt. Vernon Apts., Ellington; Andrew Sllvay, REBAL your favorite graduate proud for years to come. who preached the sermon. old and bears magnificent scrollwork much. The poll showed that by 48- BRASILIA, Brazil — Rosalynn Spencer St., Manchester; Vernon. Tolland; Kenneth Vlrkler, The crowds along the route and hand-painted panels. Its horses BOSTON — The extended out­ T R W ITY PLAZA, VERNON He told the congregation the ser­ cheered as the Queen, dressed in look for Southern New England, 19 per cent, those polled feel Carter, in the moat challenging Sharon Bugbee, Tolland; D ischarged Monday: Ellington. MEN’S SHOP MONDAY thru FfflDAY 10M to i:0Q were controlled by four postilions in James Buskey, Spring St., Ronald Bessette, West St., Births Monday: A son to EATURDAY 1$rM to i :N vices were "an act of thanks - giving bright pink, passed. Some had waited Thursday through Saturday; Part­ Young has "made too many task of her Latin American tour, Jh!' Complotf Man's Store for the way God has guided us and purple caps and royal livery. statements that offend other begins meetings today with Rockville; Evelyn Carlson, RockvlUe; Leonard Dufour, Mr. and Mrs. Brad Bemis, diamond 36 hours in mostly cool, damp Following the coach, the heir to the ly cloudy, unseasonably cool p lland; Robert Gurnon, Ellington; John Fortier, Regan St., Rockville; a son to the leadership he has given us in our weather to make sure of good van­ through the period. Highs mostly countries, and should learn to Brazilian leaders anger^ over T»^ MARVIL OF MAIN tT M IT Place Your TR U ST Royal House.” throne. Prince Charles, rode on keep some of bis thou^ts to the Carter administration's stand T o ll^ ;Jm M Jensen, Wind- Ellington; Sandra Gellnas, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Hamp- the Diamond SpedeM tage points. horseback in the dress uniform of an in the 60s and overnight lowsi45 to wrvllle M., Vernon; Steven High St., Rockville; Alojzy ton, Tolland; a son to Mr. and Although the entire year is studded ’The entire House of Windsor took himself.” on human rights and nuclear • WB a c c e p t m a s t e r OHARQB a n d b a n k AMERiCARD • officer of the Welsh Guards. power. Mallnoski, Brlston Rd., Gworek, Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. Dean Stockwell, Orchard M AN CM em i PAMUN •eSMSII alM Coventry; Harold Meyers, Helen Marsh, Ellington; St., Rockville. VHNON, MieTOL PtAZA. WlgyVAMM. eWtlURV PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tues., June 7, 1977 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, f in., Tues., June 7, 1977 — PAGE NINE Murano Glass M net champ Jets select Kensil Softball w to run operation Team honors to East I’ONIGHT’S GAMES Bill Grant lashed out Annulli's vh. Klork, 6 • NEW YORK (UPI) porate affairs. about it. I had no plans to seven base hits, including Kilzgrralil Repeating as team finals was far from easy sidelined Nancy Filipek of — The ownership of “I have complete control leave the job. The oppor­ three homers, last night at of the football team,” said Rreil V H . Glen, 7:15 - Nebo. Brian Quigley and and individual singles for the Glastonbury resi­ Meriden’s Maloney High in the New York Jets, tunity was a surprise.” Fitzgerald dent. The East student the semifinals, 6-3, 6-1. Kensil, who served for 16 The decision to realign Jack Harrington each champions in the 1977 looking for someone FlourH V H . Firemen, 6 • dropped the first set, 4-6, years with the National the team’s management collected six hits and Steve CIAC Class M Tennis Filipek was the No. 3 seed. R uliertH un but bounced back to win young and energetic to Football League, the last responsibilites was made Casavant had five, in­ Light rain fell during the C ir e u it H v h . Moriarty'H, Tournament at Roger Uie next two and bring the rebuild their franchise nine as executive director. at a meeting of the team’s cluding two homers. Jack final stages of the singles 7:15 - R u lie r lH o n Ludlow High in Fair- championship trophy back finals. into a contender, “I have a long-term con­ three owners — Hess, Burg also had five hits and IV h i ' h v h . G u h ' h, 8:30 - Joe Brooks four, Tom field yesterday were to Manchester for a second Kellie White of East tract but I’d rather not say Helen Dillon and Townsend reached into the com­ R o lie rlH o n Tierney three and Tom time. The scores were 6-3, Catholic in the singles ad­ just how long.- Martin. Hess will retain East Catholic High m issio n er’s office S a vin g H v h . E IkH , 6 ■ Brand, Tom Lombardo, - , “I think it’s good after a the responsibility for all and Mary Catherine 6 2 vanced as far as the semis Monday and selected Cheney before losing to Levine. long number of years in corporate matters relating Jim McAuley and Harry Murano. Rurkwell v h . Thrifty, 6 - Roy two each for the Murano, who drew a first East Catholic’s, doubles Pete Rozelle’s right- one position to take over a to the Jets’ organization. Keeney winners. Tierney, McAuley round bye, polished off teams were composed of hand man, Jim Kensil, new one where you can still Kensil, a graduate of the The Eagles, coached by CRT V H . Itegul'H, 6 - Nike and Burg had homers. three opponents in straight Kathy Viola and Annmarie to run their operation. use the experience ac­ University of Pennsylvania Dave Bayles. gained team Aeudiu v h . Flo’s, 7:15 - Dick Stratton and Dennis sets to reach the title Cannata and Sharon Kuc- cumulated during that in 1952, began his career as laurels by the narrowest of The 46-year-old Kensil Nike Mag Madigan had two hits match. She defeated Cathy zynski and Katie Sullivan. time. a r e p o r te r fo r th e margins, 14-13 over New was given a long-term con­ Teen \ h. Vein, 6 • Neho each for the BA’s. Capozzi of Waterbury's The latter lost in the first tract as the Jets’ president “I’ve been watching 27 Associated Press. After a Canaan. Murano nipped other teams for the past hitch in the Army, he S e ru H e v h . T o in m y ’ H, Kennedy High, 6-0, 6-0, round while the No, 1 team with complete power over 7:15 - Neho Debbie Levine of Rip- couple of years. You try rejoined the AP in Colum­ powan for the title. when ousted Carol Reddon was ousted by New the club’s operations. He of Branford in the quarter- not to get involved. I think bus, Ohio, as a general Success in the singles Canaan’s team en route to will assume .his new CHARTER OAK finals, 6-1, 6-3, and that will change now. I assignm ent reporter in Baseball the doubles honors. responsibilities next Mon­ Both teams finished day. want to help the Jets’ 1956. Two years later he resurgence under (General moved to the New York of­ strong but Manchester Oil Kensil replaces Leon Heat managed to score a 9- Hess as president, with Manager) AI Ward and fice as a sports writer. ALUMNI JUNIOR (Coach) Walt Michaels.” In 1961 Kensil took a job 8 win over Highland Park Only three and one-half Thomas ninth Hess, a principal owner of Market last night at Kensil said he’ll sit down as director of public innings last played last the Jets who has served as Fitzgerald. acting president since last with the Jets’ management relations for the NFL and night at the Oval as the Second best to discuss his future plans. Big hitters for the Oilers Alumni Junior League in CIAC golf Upsetting situation at second base January, assuming the he was named the league’s were Bob Simler with Kulpli DeNirolo, lieuil Kensil said Rozelle had executive director in 1968. opened with Moriarty Fuel responsibilities of chair­ three and Jack Hughes, pro ul the Manrlirfiler Kansas City’s George Brett successfully averted a doubleplay against man of the board and chief wished him luck in his new He and his wife, Catherine, upending Manchester State Country Cluli, lied forse- job. “Pete was very nice have four children. Bruce Bryant, Jon Bank, 14-6, despite getting Boston when his slide upset Denny Doyle. Umpire Bill Deegan makes out executive officer for cor­ Schneider and Ted Delude Despite playing on his home course, Dave rond place in the call at second but batter was safe at first. (UPI photo) only five hits. Thomas of Manchester High wound up in a six­ Conneetirut Section PGA with two each. Dave Blair collected two ' Pro-Am golf tourney Mike Tierney, Pete hits, one a double, and Mary Catherine Murano way deadlock for ninth place in the CIAC Divi­ Devanney, Bill Allen and slate champion sion I State Golf Tournament yesterday at yesterday at Hop .Meadow drove in five runs for the in Simsbury. Blue Chip Club at East Jerry Cosgrove each had Fuelers. Twelve walks Ellington Ridge. ■ DeNirolo and Frank Calvin perfects new twist two hits for the aided the winning cause. Individual honors went to Slranahan of Marketmen. Mark Kingham of Hartford, which finished Campbell rescues Calvin Murphy, best known for his scoring ability with Houston in the SILK CITY with a perfect 18-0 record Longmeadow carded 71 Herald Simsbury, the defending NBA, is also an accomplished baton twirler. Here he sharpens up for honors Frank and Tucker Allied Print was Whalers sign in the CCIL, gained team rounds. Winner was Don champion. Kingham U.S. Twirling Championships this week in Corpus Christi, Tex. (UPI awarded a 7-0 forfeit win honors with Glastonbury, I’arson of Ludlow with a Tom Webster angle carded a 35-39-74, two over The Blue Chip Club ’This year awards have the selection included when Fogarty’s failed to seeded 12th, second. Top- fi>e under par 67. photo) par. He is a member of the rile team of DeNirolo, Tiant in shutout of East Catholic High been granted to trackman leadership qualities, field a full team at HARTFORD (UPI) - seeded Newington was t i ^ junior class. Dale Kozlovirli, Dick Bob Frank and swimmer, dedication in attaining Fitzgerald. Tom Webster, the New Earl Yost for seventh place. KANSAS CITY, Mo. The only run of the game by getting George Brett on School. announced Thomas, who was Tarca and Tom Prior of Katie Tucker. Each goals, devotion to the INDY England Whalers’ all-time selected to the All-CCIL Final CCIL standings - came on a lead-off homer a short fly to left and today the winners of recipient will receive 3100 school and team, concern leader in goals, assists and the .Manchester Country (UPI) — Ace reliever by Carl Yastrzemski in the Neither Army & Navy Sports Editor team was a standout Hall 18-0, Wethersfield 15- McRae on strikes. the “First Athlete of scholarship towards their about team ac­ total points, has signed a (.lull placed thiril in the Bill Campbell told seventh inning off Dennis Club nor Nelson’s appeared -J throught the regular 3, Simsbury 13-5, Conard Since April 26, Campbell Inexperience big key the Year Award.” The studies after high school. complishments above his multi-year contract vtith team scoring with a 65. Boston Red Sox Leonard, who fell to 3-6 for its scheduled game at season for Coach Tom 11-7, Fermi 11-7, Windham has post^ a 4-0 record The awards were chosen o r h e r ow n, and a the World Hockey Associa­ despite holding the Red Sox with 10 saves with a 1.61 award is expected to Nike last night. No handicap in tennis K e lle y ’s M an ch ester 6-12, Penney 6-12, Enfield Manager Don Zimmer by a full committee of East sportsmanship attitude tion Club. squad. 4-14, East Hartford 3-14, during Monday to just five hits. earned run average in 18 be granted each year WOMEN’S REC Main Street businessman George Marlow posed an in­ Catholic High School that exemplifies the “win­ “Tom is currently Alan Sinicrope of Blast Manchester 2-15, “I called down to the appearances. in East losing season to a senior girl and boy Despite a constant driz­ night’s game with the coaches. The criteria for ning is the effort concept.” among the top scorers in teresting question recently during a chance meeting. bullpen in the sixth and “I think I’m throwing Hartford High fifth for East Catholic High, athlete. Bob Smith, president of zle throughout, Tikey Paint the WHA and his return, Marlow, for many years a golfer, asked why no han­ Kansas City Royals a sk ^ Bill what he could By LEN AUSTER fifth place with a 77 round. defending champion in better than I did all last the Blue Chip Club, com­ outlasted LaVallee’s Doors plus the addition of Mark dicap is ever given in tennis. that he could pitch two do.” Zimmer said. "He Trailing Kingman, a Division II, failed to repeat season," said Campbell, Herald Sportswriler mented: “We are very last night at Cheney, 22-13. Howe and Greg Carroll, “Golf is more fun because of the handicap system," the Standings innings if he was real­ pitched four tough ones Bennet bows junior, was Rich Grabow as Steve Tantillo of Tolland who parlayed a brilliant 17- Too many runs given proud to have such fine Dot Maselli collected gives the Whalers’ offense Ellin^on Ridge CounU7 Club member noted. yesterday and I wasn’t of Hall, one stroke back at High copped medalist ly needed. 5 record and 3.01 earned up and too much in­ Running back Losing its season finale persons receiving our first four hits, Helen Galingher much more clout,” said "With handicaps in golf, everyone has a chance at win­ honors at Wallingford sure he'd be able to go at run average with the yesterday was the Bennet and Marilyn Chiemlewski ning," he added. 75. Tony Roberto of Penney National League T h a t’s a ll Z im m er experience played CINCINNATI (UPI) - awards. They are good Jack Kelley, director of High was in the grouping Country Club yesterday. wanted to hear. all. But he told me he could Minnesota Twins last year Junior High jayvee three each and Carol Page, This isn’t true in tennis where the accomplished player East parts as East Catholic The Cincinnati Bengals examples for other hockey operations, in with ’Thomas. Tolland eopped team Campbell, who pitched go two innings. into a million dollar, six- have signed University of baseball team. Rham’s Barb Paul, Karen Lemire, making the announcement will always beat the novice. W L Pet. GB athletes to imitate.” Fifth rated Hall of West honors. four innings of two-hit "I told Luis I wasn’t year contract with the Red High’s baseball team North Carolina running jayvees posted a 5-3 deci­ Linda Baker and Ann Daw­ Monday. Just how a handicap system would work in tennis is Chicago 31 18 .633 — relief Sunday to pick up his to let him get into Sox by way of the free logged a 7-11 record, back Mike Voight, Paul sion in Hebron. The Rams son two each, ail for the Webster, 28, will be star­ questionable. Pitts 29 19 .604 Ilk ninth save in \Boston’s 5-1 ?"y ‘he eighth agent draft. the worst in school Brown, general manager were behind 3-0 until winners. ting bis sixth season with One way for a prolific righthanded player would be to St. Louis 29 22 .569 3 because Campbell was Cubs look like ' victory over Minnesota, "The more I work, the history, in 1977. of the club announced. exploding for three runs in Little League! The Doors were paced by the Whalers this fall. play his opponent lefthanded. That would sure be a han­ Phila 27 23 .540 4 ready. That’s what we’ve better 1 am. It gets me in the sixth. The rally was Penny Gagnon’s four-for- dicap for most players. was called on by Zimmer The Eagles scored 77 Voight, a third-round Webster, teaming for Montreal 22 28 ■T" .440 9Vk , after Luis Tiant walked been waiting for—good the groove and keeps me highlighted by Shawn four showing at the plate, most of last year on a line New York 21 runs but gave up a whop­ draft choice, was the solid contenders .412 11 lead-off batter John pitching. When we get good effective.” Atlantic Coast Conference Spear’s three-run homer. and Theresa Lynn, Char with center Mike Rogers Officials did top job pitching, we’re tough.” Tiant finally picked up ping 123, including 21 to St. Rham came back in its half AMERICAN LEAGUE Jerome, Ann Lynn and Gini NEW YORK (UPI) — Suddenly the Chicago Cubs are West Mayberry in the eighth in- Paul in the next-to-the-last Player-of-the-Year in 1975 and rookie left wing Wonder how many basketball buffs who caught por­ W L Pet. GB '’•'’8 "'“ h Boston clinging his third victo^ of the and 1976. He is the North of the frame to tally twice Rosters Church with three hits George Lyle, poked home beginning to look like solid contenders and the Los Tiant and Campbell com­ season in his seventh crack game of the season. “We tions or all of last Sunday’s NBA finale noticed that the Angeles Dodgers a bit shaky. Los Ang 36 17 .679 — ‘o a ‘-0 lead. Carolina and ACC rushing to win. The locals, finishd CIVITAN- Coach John each. Joyce Morrison and 36 goals and had 49 assists bined to five-hit the at it. He's now 3-4. gave up 123 runs and it game officials were in the background, Richie Powers Cincin ® 25 .500 9V4 Campbell made the one record-holder with 3,971 with a 4-6 record. Walks Weerden, Manager Wally Debbie Triggs were in the from his left wing position Tlie Cubs got a big break j.„ d a 4, Padres 3 Royals. Pete LaCock led The Royals and Red Sox would be interesting to and Jake O’Donnell, proof that both did find jobs. Basket­ Monday when the eventual San Diego 25 32 .439 13 run stand up for a 1-0 vic- career yards. proved costly in the loss. Gubtala. Kyle Aitken, Glen two-hit class. to rank second in the Keith Hernandez’ single off the ninth against close put their brief two- know how many errors we ball officiating, pro style, has to be the hardest sport of decisive run in a 3-1 San Fran 23 30 .434 13 tory with two innings of John Murphy Pete Kiro Boggini, Brian Fulton, Joe FELINE Whalers’ scoring parade with one out in the 10th in­ Campbell with a pinch-hit game series tonight when made,” stated (k>ach Jim any to work and the rewards are not that good...Mike triumph over the Dodgers Houston 22 31 .415 14 one-hit relief, including single but after pinch Metevier, Bob Lovett, David’s and Moriarty’s with 85 points in 70 games. ning capp^ a two-run rally Jim Colborn (6-6) takes the Penders, “You win in high batting average on 23 for Dumais, Gerbo and Frank Scott Fyler, Tom Downes, Crispino of the Rec Department staff will lundle com­ was scored with the help of Atlanta 20 35 .364 17 strikeouts of Kansas City runner Joe Zdeb was school on pitching and scheduled game was D uring th e 1976-77 petition for youngsters in Manchester in the 16 and under as St. Louis snapped a four- mound for Kansas City to 74. He led the club in Greene departing. The Mike Downes, Tim a wind-blown 60-foot single power hitters A1 Cowens sacrificed to second base, defense and we didn’t get rained out and will be season, Webster reached Mr. Peanut Target Tennis competition. Tested will be game losing streak. Lou Monday’s Results oppose Ferguson Jenkins doubles with four. Kiro majority will be back with Soccer Chevalier, Kevin by Bobby Murcer. ’Then and Hal McRae. Campbell closed the door the greatest defensive sup­ played Thursday night at three WHA milestones, skill and accuracy in basic strokes. Complete details will Brock singled to start the Cincin at New York, ppd. (5-5). was also used on the hill plenty of experience under Burnham, Dave Boggini, Bruce Sutter came out of port.” 7:15 at Nebo. notching his 200th career be announced shortly...Carl Silver reports eligibility rally and stole second for Chicago 3, Los Angeles 1 showing an 0-2 won-lost their belts. Never before, Earl Lappen, Jim ^ s s e , the bullpen, after Rick The unavailability of MIDGET NORTH Forem an, one by Tom EASTERN goal, 200th career assist rules for participating in the Recreation Department’s his 874th career theft Montreal 4, Atlanta 2 record “He has to become Penders noted, l.as East Joe Caricconi. and 400th career point. before scoring on Garry Philadelphia 9, Houston 5 Mark Dumais behind the a pitcher,’' remarked had a freshman-sophomore Three goals by Mike Zot- Robinson and a penalty ARMY & NAVY- Coach Believe it or not, programs will be changed next year...Both East Catholic Tierney's came up with 44 Templton’s single. Tony San Fran 3, Pitt 1 (12) plate, due to a sore arm, East’s coach, “Once he dominated team like this. ta set the pace as the kick provided the Eagles Mike Heffron, Manager High’s Eagle Field and Manchester High’s Kelley Field Strong six-hitter base hits and 42 runs last Twi contest N a tio n a l and the loss of rightfieider Metros defeated the Toros, with a 5-0 verdict over the were selected as sites of CIAC tourney play. Blast being Scott sacrificed and Ted St. L. 4, San Diego 3 (10) becomes that and not a Before it was a sprinkle. Bernie Daley. Kevin Tom Gerbo, injured in war­ thrower he’ll become a 7-1, last night. Apaches. night in crushing the Last year’s Hartford used yesterday and Kelley Field today...Manchester L e a g u e Simmons was intentionally Today’s Games This year was a downpour. Brophy, Tim Ellis, Karen walked before Hernandez’ mup in the 12th game and darn good high school Sophomore Dave Blake Other goals came from British-American Club, 42- Twilight League playoff Chapter of Baseball Umpires will hold its annual meeting Los Angeles (John 6-2) at PEEWEE EAST Daley, Leon Bilodeau, single. never to return, hurt. “The pitcher.” and freshmen Dave Four­ Brian Milone, Jim Siever- 2 . champion Bristol will face tonight at Willie’s...Gil ^isoneau reports that 65 of the 91 Chicago (Burris 7-5) Six different players Dave Janies, Peter Reuschel wild-pitched a .Expos 4, Braves 2 loss of the two Mniors hurt Sophomore Ken Brasa nier, Mike Gilberto and ton, Mike Mozzer and The winners started off Moriarty.’s tonight at 6 male students at Bolton High are involved in sports at the Atlanta (Messersmith 4-1) tossed by Hunter scored as the Wildcats Adamy, Jim Hare, Jim run home in the seventh in­ and had Uie great affect on finished as third leading Mike Freiheit up from the Steve Logan. Chris Diana with 10 runs in the first in­ o’clock at Moriarty Field. school...It’s hard to believe the posted admission prices Montreal ran off its at Montreal (Rogers 7-4), N thumped the Meteors, 7-0. Marx, Chris Petersen, ning, to pitch 2 2-3 shutout fourth straight win behind ARLINGTON, Tex. needed, blasting a solo The home runs were the the won-loss column,” hitter with a .271 average. jayvees could move in in tallied for the losers. ning and set a league high Bristol has won both for the pro boxing card Friday night at the Hartford Civic Cincinnati (Zachry 3-6) at Andy Boggini had two Bruce McKenney, Mike innings and receive credit the five-hit pitching of (UPI) - With a 2-3 home run in the second and 10th and 11th of the year Penders indicated, He also pitched, involved ’78. They will join the likes with 17 more in the third en starts while the MB’s lost Center featuring Sugar Ray Leonard, an Olympic winner. New York (Seaver 5-3), N scores and Chris Ogden, Suhle, Rod Gill, Bill Hill, for his 16th save. Jackie Brown and with the record, only one com­ a two-run shot in the sixth. (or Jackson. "Losing Gerbo meant the in one losing decision. of Brasa, Kiro, Steuer­ The Olympics stopped route to the verdict. their opener. The high prices are bound to keep attendance Houston (Bannister 1-5) at Keith Arnold, Mike Ken Krajewski. “That (the wind-blown help of Gary Carter’s 10th plete game and no loss of our No. 4 (cleanup) Brasa has the velocity but nagel, sophomore Howie the Stallions, 3-2, as Chris McDonald, Jill Boggini and MODERN down...Prices for World Team Tennis matches in Hart­ single) was the big play of Philadelphia (Lonborg 1-0), homer. Brown walked four hitter, our only lefty still has trouble locating Furlong and freshman Nelson tallied twice and John King one each. JANITORIAL- Coach Joe ford, featuring the Boston Lobsters, are also too high, in the game,” said Manager N starts in nearly tWo this comer’s opinion. and struck out four in addi­ sticker, our co-captain, and the plate. Senior shortstop catcher Dave Bottaro, who Steve Lawler once. Laurie St.Laurent and Pagglola, Manager Bob Tom Lasorda of the San Francisco (Barr 6-5) weeks, there may Bosshardt sets mark tion to contributing a run­ necessitated moving some John Mlirphy was second did the bulk of the work. Bob Melley countered for Todd Grossman played Hadden. Mark Walling, Dodgers. "It changed the at Pittsburgh (Demery 3-2), scoring single as he raised have been some who DON’T ASK YOUR CAR extremely inexperienced best in the average depart­ “We have something to the Stallions in each the best for the Meteors. Mike McKenna, Bob Limit to stand complexion of the game. N in junior skeet shoot his record to 2-4. Biff doubted Jim “Cat­ people into defensive ment at .286. look forward to in the third and fourth periods. McConnell, Bill Boulay, A proposal to allow Connecticut high schools to But th at’s part of the San Diego (D’Acquisto 0- DEALER TO ’’RUSTPROOF” positions.” Pocoroba homered for the fish” Hunter was East finished with a .229 future,” Penders con­ MIDGETSOUTH Matty Paggioli and Matt Joe Octtorovich, Tom Skeet shooting honors schedule 20 regular season baseball games was voted elements and you can’t do 1) at St. Louis (Dierker 1-1), There were bright spots, Braves. worth all the money team batting average on cluded. The Oceaneers blanked Qough scored in the rain McCarthy, Joel Sullivan, have been coming the way down by the CIAC Baseball Committee. Eighteen is the anything about the N YOUR CAR.... BRIHOIT mainly the development of Phillies 9, Astros 5 George Steinbrenner 138 for 602. “It was a very the Rockets, 5-0, with two as the Stars trimmed the John Paggioli, Ray Custer, of 14-year-old Fred maximum number of games a school can play...Hall o f' elements” Rich Hebner knocked in the youngsters. Coming the weak-hitting team with a is paying him. r o u s m o m m . Batting: goals by Matt Mirucki and Chiefs, 2-0. Jeff John ’Tracy, Chris Burby, B osshardt of 116 Am­ Fame baseball game at Cooperstown, N.Y., Aug. 8 is a four runs with two homers American League furthest was sophomore lack of the long ball. It also one each off the foot of Eric Gauvin, Mark H. AB. Avg. Beauregard, Matt Morris bassador D r.. sellout between Philadelphia and Minnesota. Inducted in Giants 3, Pirates I and a sacrifice fly ^r East The doubters, however, lefthanded pitcher Craig was a slow running team Aaron Buezek, Keith and Marty Zabrelski Paggioli, Mike Custer. person will be Joe Sewell, A1 Lopez and Ernie Banks and did not include New York Steuernagel who recently Pete Kiro 23 74 .311 The ninth grade student Consecutive doubles by Philadelphia in a game L Pet, GB which didn’t run the bases John Murphy Blanchard and Neil played well on defense. POLICE AFIRE-Coach Martin Dlhigo, John Lloyd and Amos Rusie Yankee catcher Thurmon was tabb^ the lone Eagle 18 63 .286 at Illing Junior High pinch hitter Darrell Evans shortened to six innings by Baltimore 22 .569 well. It boiled down to we Ken Brasa Belleville. George Sylvester, posthumously...Charles Lundberg of Manchester has Munson. ZIEBART 16 59 .271 recently outscored better and Mike Sadek drove in rain.’The Phillies scored New York on the all-HCC squad. After almost needed four hits to Tom Gerbo 10 39 .256 Jeff Kennedy Joe Langer JUNIOR WEST Manager Lou Johnson. lettered for a second time in lacrosse at College of It’s like I’ve been telling than 100 contestants to win two runs in the top of the three runs in the first in­ Boston an uninspiring freshman score. Mark Dumais 16 65 .246 and Steve O’Neill played Three scores by Dan Glenn Dubois, Doug Wooster, Ohio...’Three other road races are scheduled you all along, if there’s one the Frank Decker 12th and earned reliever ning on hits by Mike Milw year, he came on like “It was also very in­ Don Martin 12 53 .226 well in defeat. Weinbaum led the Mitchell, Jim Kibble, John Saturday, June 25 in New England, plus the 12 and three- guy who’ll come back, it’ll RUSTPROOFING Memorial Trophy in skeet Gary Lavelle his fifth win. Schmidt and Greg Luzinski Cleveland gangbusters to become ace dividualistic,” Penders Mike Gieras 11 52 .212 Tomahawks to a 5-1 duke Oalone, Jim Frallicclaldi, mile runs as part of the New England Relays in be Catfish,” Munson said competition at the Mukluk Pittsburgh had tied the and a sacrifice fly by Detroit of the mound corps. Steuer­ continued somewhat Mike Furlong 14 69 .203 Scoring once in each of over the Minutemen. Gor­ John Thurston, Todd Manchester and Sunday, June 26, four distant runs are following the Yankees 9-2 nagel won five lost four Jim Dakin 9 42 .190 S p o rts m a n ’s Club In score at 1-1 in the ninth Hebner and added two runs Toronto ONLY ZIEBARTS puzzled, “It didn’t play as a the first three periods, don Fallone and Gary Matthews, Brad Freeman, scheduled in New England, two in Connecticut, in com­ win over the Texas with a 3.22 ERA. He Mike Freiheit 2 11 .182 Sprague. when A1 Oliver doubled and in the third on Hebner’s team and didn’t work Eric Waliert led the Gates added single tallies Ramon Lata, Bob Roya, petition with part two of the New England Relays at Rangers Monday night. struckout 86 in 58 2/3 in­ Dave Bottaro 2 31 .065 Shooting less than two eventually scored on an in­ two-run homer. Hebner WeM SEALANT, together. I don’t know Comets to a 4-1 win over while George Cappalla George Ecabert, Mike Memorial Field. “ He doesn’t like to be Kevin Martin 4 9 .444 years, Bosshardt also field out. Rich Gossage also homered in the sixth GB nings “Craig is a very hard why; m aybe i t ’s the the Matadors. Janet averted a shutout for the Ogren, John Gallant. mediocre.” * TOOLING AND Craig Steuernagel gained the Junior Division was the loser. as Larry Christenson won Minn working kid and I’m very coaching staff’s fault. But Kevin Skehan McKay added the fourth Minutemen with a last AMERICAN LEGION- Hunter, making his first championship and added his fifth game. Chicago ij happy for him, related it didn’t work in the off­ Mark Hopper tally. period goal. Coach Skip Mikoleit, Fred Bossliardi start since May 27, was TECHNICAL the Class “E ” Division for Calif Penders. season (winter months) as Dave Blake Tom Finnegan tallied for Marty Hancock of the Manager Dick Mase. Mike anything but mediocre, adult contestants. Otlier team members were Texas Freshman Pete Kiro, others did in the past,” he Mike Gilberto the Matadors. Hawks and Court Stars of Calabro, Kevin Hodge, hurling a six hitter and KNOW-HOW During the past year, John Bernetich, Dave Oakland who turned out to be a added. Howie Furlong JUNIOR EAST the Men played well. Martin Kosis, Marc Bousquet and Gary ‘Bird,’ ‘Catfish’ are back showing fine control in more than adequate Dave Fournier Bosshardt captained the Kan City ASSURES YOU Graduation will hit light­ Morhardt, Russ Smith, MacDonald, all of East walking only one batter. Jim Doherty Four goals, all by Tom­ Rockville Division Eight Seattle . .393 11 centerfielder, wound up ly with Murphy, second 1 .000 Single tallies by Andy Mark Zlmkiewicz, Bruce Hartford, and Leo Martin The Yankee pitcher had leading hitter with a .311 Frank Greene 3 .000 my Wood, enabled the skeet team which finished season, made his first start OF PROTECTION baseman Mike Furlong, Brown, Eric Juttner and Marandino, Brian of Rockville. NEW YORK (UPI) and walked just one. "... first run of winning rally only one bad inning — the Others 6 .000 Cyclones to stop the with a perfect 12-C record. since May 27 and pitched Monday’! Results Chris Carmel paced the McAuley, Paul Tetreault, - “ The Bird” and ’These guys made sure I’d with his fourth single of the seventh — when he gave a FROM AUTOMOTIVE RUST Yankees, 4-1. Ken Hewitt the New York Yankees to a Baltimore 5, Milwaukee 2 Hurricanes to a 3-1 duke Dan Wright, Steve Estes, “The Catfish” are win, they weren’t gonna game. two-run double to Mike tallied for the Yanks. Bill 9-2 victory over the Texas ieave me with just two or Orioles 5, Brewers 2 New York 9, Texas 2 Loyal fans honor Trail Blazers Peschke was a standout for over the Bicentennials, Mark LeBreux, Larry back. Boston 1, Kansas City 0 Hargrove after Willie Hor­ Rangers. three runs.” Lee May blasted his PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) “A player, just a player, reception they got from the the winners and Steve Greg Coulter scored for the Stanford, Jim Powers. Monday night, it was like Chicago 9, Minn 5,12 inns. ton reached on a wild pitch COMPLETE GM Fidrych aiso was treated Eisewhere in the seventh home run in eight WANT PROOF? — After a tumultuous the best player we can crowd when they appeared Gerich for the Yanks. B’s. old times for Mark ’"nie Geveland 3, Oakland 1 third strike and Toby to a big iead in getting back American League, games and Rudy May fired reception by 250,000 fans get,” he said is that the on the scene and were in­ Tim Camel of the Canes Detroit 8, California 0 Harrah singled. Bird” Fldrych and Jim in the winning groove. Baltimore put away during a parade and Blazers will be picking up troduced. The game’s only goal had a fine game. "Catfish” Hunter, both of a five-hitter to pace Aside from that Hunter, TROPHIES by REPAIRS Milwaukee, 5-2, Chicago Baltimore. May’s homer, a —CALLUS— celebration in downtown in the draft Friday. To the unknowing it came in the first period, by whom benefitted from hef­ who has been plagued by outiasted Minnesota, 9-5, in two-run shot in the fourth, Today’s Games Portland, many of the new From the fans’ out­ might have sounded like Don Logan, as the EMBLEM & BADGE • COLLISION ty batting support to gain arm miseries was his old 12 innings, Boston shad^ gave him 19 RBI in the last Baltimore (Grlmsley 6-3) 528-9916 basketball world champion pouring of affection at boos when Wally Walker Diplomats blanked the Free Engraving long-awaited victories. A m e ric a n ] K ansas City, 1-0, and night games — all on the at Milwaukee (Augustine 6- ..j my arm was all, Trail Blazers left for Federal Plaza Park during was introduced, but it was Raiders, 1-0. • MECHANICAL Fidrych, who tore a car­ ^ .L e a g u e - / Cleveland tripped Oakland, 1288 MAIN STREET EAST HARTFORD Monday’s celebration of just calls of "who, who.” Jim McKee had a fine "Made WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS road. ” 1 T eikht when it didn’t hurt in vacations today while team CARS AND TRUCKS tilage In his left knee in 3-1. ^ Indians 3, A’s 1 I^w York (Figueroa 7-3) warmup,” Hunter said. “I ____ Wth Zhbsri for 13 Yssn officials concentrated on the playoff victory over the This was in recognition of game for the Dips and M IM .-n a 8 6 with spring training and was White Sox 9, Twins 5 Philadelphia 76ers, it the fact that when the Quality" Genuine Parti Jason Thompson droye Larvell Blanks drove In at Tews (^Bes 2-2), N figured I could spot the the upcoming college Myles McCurry for the disabled until May 24, Oscar Gamble capped a Boston (Jenkins 5-5) at u®!. would' be hard to find rookie was first drafted Raiders. sn. SM-sKio UT«U» Factory Trained Mechenici home four runs for the two runs with a bases- player draft. nict hurled the Detroit Tigers four-run two-out, 12th- anyone willing to give up there were some people "Sold. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Tigers, three of them with Iqaded eighth Inning single od control; my irSULORMBr. Harry Glickman, PEEWEE WEST to a seven-hit, 8-0 triumph 80 inning rally with a three- for the winning Cleveland Chica^ (Barrios M) at ^g|| j executive vice president even the least of their who said, “Wally Who,” a FUZZ AUTO PARTS with CALL 646-6464 over the California Angels his ninth homer of the Fred Stearns and Joe run homer enabling runs. Reliever Jim Kern and general nianager, said heroes. While Bill Walton nickname that stuck even Pride" for his first victory of the season in the fifth inning. Tomkunas provided the 130 CENTER 8T. Chicago to move to within choked off an Oakland rally S u f f i m a M ) the club had no particular and Maurice Lucas got the though he had impressive season. "...You need that one scoring as the Devils __ MANCHESTER one game of first-place in the bottom of the eighth need to fill as far as he was loudest applause, none of shooting statistics for the Hunter, bothered by arm win. to get ahead,” said whitewashed the Lions, 2-2. ^ TM. 643-1551 Carter Chevrolet Minnesota in the AL West. to preserve Pat Dobson’s ^ ’rSonto^\SkoS?-4) at '’^^er hitter Reggie concerned, since it’s a the Blazers could have Blazers while coming off 1165 MAIN 8T. troubie sporadicaliy this Fidrych, who struck out six AutoTnicfcRustpro^ 1229 MAIN ST. e MANCHESTER Richie'Zlsk drove in the first win after five losses. California (Hartzell M), N P^J^ppoTt h\' young one now. been left untouched by the the bench in the playoffs. Three goals by Dennis W! twtp K#!» Aawk! IWsvIaf E. 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M anchester INVITATION Nafp WantMf 13 HoepitaL.. TO BID JSational Weather Forecast ■ WINDOW WASHER Wanted- I Must be experienced, and notes The Manchester Board of I 2979 I reliable. Steady work. Call Discharged Friday: Anna Education solicits bids for I 649-5334. Rys, 470 Woodbridge St.: Milk for the 1977-1978 school maintenance Person • GET YOUR TAG SALE AD Il\ EARLY! Laura Wilson. 79 Brooklyn St.. year. Bids will be received un- I Rockville: Alexander Ul 11:00 A.M., June IS, 1977 at I For floor care, and minor Ferguson. 128 Autumn St.: which time they wilt be ■ maintenance repairs, for publicly opened. The right is : large Health Care facility. Della Marlow. 164 Hawthorne ■ Excellent benefits and St.: Margaret Royster. 19 reserved to reject any and all I working conditions. (^11 or bids. SpeciCications and bid River St.. Rockville: Deborah STJJr: I Mply Tn person; Meadows Holp Wontod 13 Nomas For Solo 23 Homoo For Solo S3 Homoo For Solo Morse. 84 Florence St.: forms may be secured at the V. L Convalescent Center, 333 S3 Houoohold flo o d s 40 lOS ANOUEt Kenneth Forzley. 72 Arcellia Business Office, 45 N. School • atianta * Bidwell Street, Manchester, Dr.: Paulette Godek. 10 Hall Street, Manchester, Connec­ I Conn. 647-9194. ONE REFRIGERATOR / Rd.. Ellington: Yolande ticut. Raymond E. Demers, One gas range for sale. Call iOWIVI lIMfltAfUIIV 6433643, after 3:00 p.m. Berthiaume. 21 Newman St. Business Manager. .JO j DENTAL ASSISTANT for You can have every weekend off Also. Raymond Archam- 0134 . Orthodontist. Experience 2 h e H e r a l d 0.0. Hid 1.0. COLONIAL COUCH and bault. 690 Swamp Rd.. Coven­ ■ prefered. Vernon Circle. Send I resume to Box 2356, Vernon, With five years chair. Orange with pine wood. try: Marjorie Lyttle. 171 E. experience. All benefits. TOWN OF MANCHESTER I 06066. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING when Ed Gorman works for you Good condition. UOO. Call Center St.: David Messier. An equal opportunity after 1:00, 646-4294. Amston: Barbara Noll. 505 LEGAL y.. AlADittlOt'KAVTC) ACT NOW - Jet to a great way employer. Buff Cap Rd.. Tolland: Rose of life. Job^ Education and DEMIIIUCIHE While you are out enjoying' CONSOLE BU CK and White McLaughlin. 43H House Dr.: NOTICE Training. For enlistment yourself on the tennis court or golf - TV. Good condition. 22 In ^ Donna Smith. 124 Mark Dr.. The Planning and Zoning For period ending 7 a.m., Wednesday. June 8. During details, call Air Foixe at 646- PHONE 643-2711 PRODUCTS RK. screen. 335. Call 6430743. 7440. South Windsor: Guiseppi Commission will conduct a Tuesday night showers and thunderstorms will be expected FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 102 Colonial Road course, Ed Gorman will be working Adams. 110 Lake Rd.. An­ public hearing at 7:30 p.m.. over the New England area, while mostly fair weather is Manchular 640-8265 expected to dominate the remainder of the nation. Minimum PART TIME Night Auditor - for you. dover: Dolores James. 98 Monday. June 13. 1977. at MOWING temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in Needed Friday and Saturday...... AD BOX: MKDMI 30CM IN INI Palmer Dr.. South Windsor: Woodruff Hall. Center parenthesis) Atlanta 55 ( 75). Boston 49 (65). Chicago 51 (77). Hunyl Malt or Bring Your Ad Todayl Apply in person, (Juallly Inn, Lisa Parent. 15 Alison Dr.. Congregational Church. II 51 Hartford Turnpike, Vernon. From the minute he helps you Cleveland 45 (68). Dallas 67 (90), Denver 57 ( 90), Duluth 46 Harrison-Kimball medium South Windsor: Kevin Hanko. Center Street. Manchester. Buolnooo Opportunity 14 (72). Houston 67 (90), Jacksonville 64 (80), Kansas City 63 work out a realistic price on your grand piano. Set of twin 154 Montauk Dr.. Vernon. Connecticut, to hear and con­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD NURSES AIDES-3 p.m. to 11 CnpJliit - Fill-h - Mail Today (87), UtUe Rock 63 ( 87), Los Angeles 55 (73), Miami 75 (89), SMALL ENGINE Service beds (complete) mattress Discharged Saturday: sider the following petitions: P.O. BOX 591 p^^m. Part time and full time. home, you can start relaxing. St covers. (2) Fireside Minneapolis 55 (81), New Orleans 55 (81), New York 52 ( 64), Enjoy working with a skilled 15 word minimum Corporation expanding dealer Michael Voronovitch. 19 Kelly ALDO PAVAN-KEENEY network. No experience wing chairs. (2) Rd.. Vernon: Michael STREET - ZONE CHANGE Phoenix 75 (101), San Francisco 54 (71), Seattle 55 (71), St. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ClAtSIFlEO and dedicaM staff, in a very Louis 54 ( 82), Washington 50 ( 73). pleasant and modern at­ necessary, (kimplete training Ed will handle all the details. Livingroom chairs (Velour Baboval. 42 Alice Dr.. Coven­ (P-20) program. 3500. investment A O V lim ilM mosphere. Experienced OR CALL 643-2711 covered) (1) Metal kitchen try: Virginia Souza-Bailey. To change the zoning required to start your own Like driving buyers to your home table & 2 chairs. (1) Queen Columbia: Donata Avery. Dear Sira: referred. Please call Doris classification from Rural ilain, R.N. Director of business. Ideal for retired or and showing them around. Like Anne chair. (1) Combina­ Wethersfield: Michelle 6 RATES: Based on consecutive days ad part time. Details on request. Residence to Residence AA Please run the following ad lor 4 dava at th« a n A o i.i Nurses, 646-0129, 8 to 3, tion Toro Lawnmower & Topich. Storrs: John Martin. Mr. Barker. ES(jA Field helping people arrange financing. for an area of approximately PROBATE NOTICES money-aavlng rate of ‘4.001 ^ Manchester Manor Nursing is run. ($2.00 minimum charge.) Snowblower. Call at 79 1069 Tolland St.. East Hart­ INDEX Home, 385 West Center Street. Training Division Box 619, 1.6 acres on the west side of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Wading River, New York. Like explaining deposits, down Lockwood St. after 6 p.m. ford: Jennie Gorry. 198 E. Keeney Street. 368 Keeney NOTICKt F. Corbin. ESTATE OF MICHOLINA A. CHECK ENCLOSED L CASH ENCLOSED 11792. Middle Tpke.: Mary Hanley. Street. 1 Lott tnd Found CARPET CLEANER Trainee. payments and purchase KURLOWICZ ikl MINNIE 2 Porionolt 22 Diane Dr. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH KURLOWICZ or MICHALINA 3140 per week to start. All agreements to buyers. KURLOWICZ 3 Announcomonia fringes. Auto expense paid. Also. Marie Johannes. 1744 OF EAST HARTFORD - 4 — □ MISC: FOR SALE Tlx Hoo. WUllim E. FiUGenId. Enlortftlnmont (1) Call 8434301. 1 to 2 days...... 11* per vi/ord per day Ellington Rd.. South Windsor: SPECIAL EXCEPTION - Jud|c, of tbe Court of Probate. 5 - Auctions (3) (3) (4) (5) taiin r «■ m iO t a aq Mtir. I m District of Maocbester, at a beariat So If you’re thinking of selling Jimmy Sprinkle. 130 Nutmeg HILLSTOWN ROAD & ' FINANCIAL M m iwa. Si amw d h k II k beU on May 31. 11^ ordered that all - EXPERIENCED Painter' 3 to 5 days...... 10* per word per day ** MkM dk a Md iMn. Edmund Gorman Artloloo lor Solo 41 Lane. East Hartford: Simone claims must be presented to the 8 Bond$-Slockt-Morlg«g** your home, call Ed Gorman, WOODSIDE STREET (B-21) 9 — PBftonal Loans Wanted. Call between 5 and 6 Doyon. 459 Main St.: Alice Application for Special fiduciary on or before September 1. p.m. 6494343. 6 to 26 days...... 9* per word per day MARTIN D-IS Six xtrlng ac- 1977 or be barred u by law provided. 10 - fnturanca (•) realtor, at 646-4040, or stop In at Blish. 5 Laurel St.: Raymond (7) (3) (3) ooustic guitar with Barcui Exception approval unier Ar­ Pearl J. Hultmao, Ass't. Clerk EMPLOYMENT (10) Over 26 days...... 8* per word per day Bidwell. 60 Pine St.: Susan ticle n. Section 2.02.02 to per­ Tbe fiduciary is: 13 Holp Wantad RELIABLE tt Responsible k ■ dkh *inMd his office at 604 East Middle Turn­ Berry pick up. With case. Berte. 57 Tuck Rd.; Brenda Chesttf Kuriowics 14 — older woman to watch two MMdk«i(Rii,ndli 3250. Call mit development and erection M West Center Street Businaaa OppoMunitiaa 15 - Situation Wantad Nk UmilH. taM m D- pike. Goulet. 147 South St., Vernon: of a church at the northwest Maocbester. Conn. 06040 children. Must live in North WM IW IH. End of Manchester, (jail after ALUMINUM sheets used as Sheila Shores, 1238 Hartford comer of Hillstown Road and 0104 EDUCATION (11) (13) (13) (14) (15) Tpke., Vernon: Deborah 18 Pnvala Inttructiont 4 p.m., 6431317. printing plates, .007 thick, Woodside Street — Rural 19 Scftoois-Claasoa ' LniiateinMk.lHk.rid Briere, Lebanon. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for Residence Zone. 20 - Instructions Wantod KITCHEN HELP - Full Ume k r M MH d d c cM l l.l * 31. Phone 6432711. Also. Hilary Black, 74 ms. (iin^i??'(7i?i STONE AND GOLDBERG ESTATE OF EVA L. DEXTER, REAL ESTATE and part time, some Timber Trail, South Windsor: deceased (16) - SUBDIVISION - Tbe Hoo. waiiim E. FitaGerald. 23 Homos lor Salo (17) (13) (19) (201 weekends. Liberal fringe UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Deborah Ailes. 826 Tolland 24 Lot$-land lor Sslo GARDNER STREET (S-17) Judge, of the Court of Probate. 25 — Invostmont Proporty benefits. Good starting ELLINGTON - Five Room Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, St., East Hartford: Michael Application for cluster sub­ District of Manchester, at a bearing 26 — Busmass Proporty salary. A ^Iy in person. East Ranch on Moser Drive, plus Brownies, nurses, East held on May 98. 1977 oi^red that ^ 27 Rosort Proporty Simard, 144 Twin Hills Dr., claims must be presented to the SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. Hartford Convalescent Home, CASH BUSINESS - Uke to rec room, with view, (^iet CathoUc SdHMi. 6431225. division approval. Creation of 26 - Root Esiato Wantod GREAT BEGINNING Coventry: Anne Wheeler, 79 lots in a Residence AA Zone fiduciary on or before August 96.1977 Ad ovtr 20 words — Rtgular Pric# 745 Main Street, East Hart­ work with your hands? With street. Fenced in back yard. Willimantic: Margaret or be barred as by law provided. MtSC. SERVICES ford. this unique equipment and our Seven room Cape. Four bedrooms, treed fenced in Stove, dishwasher, wall to SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, under the provisions of Article Pearl J. Hultmao. Ass't. Clerk 31 Sorvicos Otiorod ...... Wright, 1149 E. Middle Tpke.: The fiduciary is: m training, your time will be yard with black top basketball court. Convenient to wall carpeting. Extra"Sxtra insula- ins processed gravel, stone, sand III. Section 5 of the Zoning 32 Painting>Piportng and fill. For delivery call Russell Pouliot. 15 a a rk St., The Connecticut Bank 33 — Buildmg-Controctina NURSES - RN-LPN. Several worth 310-320 an hour bus and shopping. Call Maryann Cullina, Evenings, Uon. OffHW heat. Owner, 337,- Regulations, on the west side and Trust Co. ««SS...... m ■’.'■’■'.'.'.'.'m Z George H. Griffing, Andover, East Hartford: Michael 34 — Roolmg-Siding Zip Cods. permanent oMnings for all customizing tires, 900. 872-2362 of Gardner Street. One Constitution Plata 35 — Hoatmg-Piumbmg shifts. Challenging new 633-1526. Kloman, 118A Tudor Lane. Hartford. Coon. 061IS 36 — Flooring whitewalling, repair curb Copies of these applications OQM rogram. No rotating shifts. damage, color stripes, Discharged Sunday: John 37 — Moving-Truciung tha day bafort possible.' 2:00 p.m. Center, Manchester, Conn. 466 Main Street Buolnaoo Proparty 26 Will be Auctioned June 13th, and rear boundaries by 5 feet The East Hartford Public 1977. salary,, paid training. Enlist­ benefits, for right individual. publication. NOW IS $89,000.00 home! Fine area. Two MANCHESTER - 4 Bedroom Kitchen table, six chain 3iM). The East Hartford Public 64741M. Apply in person only to Ser­ Colonial fireplace screen, an­ 1977 4 p.m., at the Big Ten — .28-30 Stone Street and 34 Schools do not discriminate on 0234 ment r^uired. Ages 17-35. Daadllna for Saturday and fireplaces, breezeway and Bi-level Contemporary. PACKAGE STORE - Andover. Schools is an Equal Oppor­ vice Manager, Vernon Circle Anaaldl Built impec­ dirons, grate, tools 340. Ar­ Enterprise, West Main Street, Stone Street, Residence Zone the basis of sex, race, religion Call U.S. Army at 6439W. Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. TH E garage. 8dxl75 treed lot. Flreplaced family room, 21/2 Growing suburban area. tunity Employer. DONUT MAKER - Monday Dodge, Route 83, Vernon. cable 7 room Colonial in baths, attached 2 car garage. tificial uiristmas tree 315. Rockville, Conn. A. or national origin. Phone 7C-8616 after 3 p.m. 0194 Loot ond Found 1 thru Friday. 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. ‘39,900 West Side Cape Call rarbara Bosetti, M38ri6, 742-8459. 0204 Item 3, No. 562 — W.E. 0164 POWER GENERATOR We wfah to salute the executive neighborhood. Equipment Operator - No Permanent position. DENTAL ASSISTANT PLEASE READ East Hartford FIrt Department TIME $70,500.00 6 r o o m s , IW b a th s , or Katherine ^ u m , 744-8644. Reiser — Variance is LOST - Main Street area. experience required. Current Experience helplul. Apply Wanted for specialty practice and Mr. William Schultz fireplace, full dormer, J. Watson Bach Co., Manchaatar, Conn. ELECTRIC EDOER requested of Article n . Sec­ Yellow long haired Bobtail in Hartford and Vernon area. YOUR AD for thf Ir aailstance at tha Are at to earn a littia extra Anaaldl Bulk 7 Room Trimmer, hedge cutter, lawn TOWN OF MANCHESTER training openings. Good Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 the corner of Park Avanue and aluminum siding. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Main SIraat tion 3.01.01 — Minimum lot INVITATION female kitten. Shaved patchn Center Street. Excellent working conditions, money thia aummer. Spreader, miter box saw, INVITATION salary, paid training. Enlist­ Claaainad adt art taken over Deerfiald Avenua Raised Ranch, walk to Equal Housing opportunity. FOR LEASE or SALE frontage, to diiide parcel of of fur. Reward. 6494m. ment required. Ages 17-35. and benefits available. Charlotte RIghenzI Wa need boya and ‘42,500 Ranch sbne grinder, tape recorder, LEGAL the phone aa a conveniance. and Nelgh^ra Martin School. • 27,000 square feet in cen­ speaken, pruning saws, 742- land Into two lots, one lot with TO BID Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. 3100.00 A WEEK and more Experienced preferable, but The Herald la re a^ alb le for girla 2 avaninga par 7 rooms, two fireplaces, MANCHESTER - Six room TO BID tral business district 6700, 8 a.m. -11, 4-8 p.m. less frontage than required, 61 possible working at home part not necessary. Call 5233868, only one incorrect Inaertion and weak. Muat be Beautifully landscaped. two car garage, tr e ^ lot. Cape. Good condition. Nice NOTICE Senior Portrait time through mailing cir­ after 10 a.m. • pSiUy sprinklered Underclassman Olcott Drive, Residence Zone The Planning and Zoning I 1 FINANCIAL PERMANENT POSITION for then only to the size of the $81,000.00 yard. Ckinvenient to stores and Pictures and culars. Send self addressed originel Inaertion. Errora which praaantabla, shopping center, low taxes, • Air conditioned office SET OF GRETSCH drums. Portrait Pictures AA. Commission will coniluct set up man in power press Anaaldl Built 6 Room ‘36,500 Cape Activities •••••••••••••••••••••••••• stamped envelope. King, Box LEGAL SECRETARY for do not leaaen the value of the courtaoua, and nothing to do but move in. space New hardware, all Zlldjlan Sealed bids addressed to Mr. Item 4, No. 564 - Robert J. department. Experience and a •dveftiaement will nol be cor­ Help W ontod 13 7 rooms, eat-in country public hearings Monday, June Sealed bids addressed to Mr. Bondo-Stocko-Uortgogoo 8 good working knowledge of 233K 122, Mantua, N.J. 08051. East Hartford office. Must raaponalbla. If In- Colonial, brick front, 333,900. 6438166. • Will consider partial cymbals, 3300. A great buy. John F. Callahan, for Armentano — Variance is 20th, at 7:30 p.m. in the have typing, and steno. rected by an additional Inaer­ kitchen, aluminum siding, (jail 6434905. John F. Callahan, for Senior measuring devices necessary. tion. taraatad, pleaaa have very private yard. lease Underclassman Portrait Pic­ requested of Article IV, Sec­ Experience prefered. Pay garage. Hearing Room of the Portrait Pictures and Ac­ Excellent benefits. Apply In EARN EXTRA Money Part parania or guardian MANCHESTER - Five room • First floor is 8,000 square tures will be received at the tion 7F, Article IV, Section Municipal Building, 41 Center time, working from our plea­ scale commensurate witn $46,000.00 MATURNITY CLOTHES, tivities will be received at the GOOD NEWS! person. Quality Name Plate, Colonial. Central location. feet. School Office, 777. Burnside 8F, and Article IV, Section Home ownert can obtain a lecixtd sant office. Hourly rate, plus experience. Call 289-5477 CARRIER contact Bath McLeod Capa large 4 bedroom *35,500 Colonial-Condo baby furniture. Gold and blue St., Manchester, Conn, to hear ' School Office, 777 Burnside mortgage with best terms In town. Fisher Hill Road, East City utilities. Aluminum Avenue, East Hartford, CT 8A1 to permit by a nonconfor­ Glastonbury. commission. No experience between 35. at tha Mancheatar Cape located on quiet 2W baths, all appliances, storm windows, enclosed Call Mr. Both 646-2830 floral print custom made and consider the following Avenue, East Hartford, CT Noitgaltan. Halp Wantad 13 queen size spreads. until 2:00 p.m. Eastern ming use the qualification for petitions: necessary. Will train. Call us Evening Herald. ail facilities, easy living. porch. 329,900. Hayes Cor­ until 2:00 p.m. Eastern No commlulons at 5694990. NEEDED street Mediterranean wall Daylight Time, on June 15, a liquor permit different from JOSEPH SWENSSON, JR. EXPERIENCED Dimen- UAL ISTATS SALIt Phone 047-9940 poration, 646-0131. 1977, at which time they will Daylight Time, on June 15, No hhMon oliif|oo COUPLE TO WORK part for $38,500.00 ‘31,900 Colonial decorations. 647-9201. the clau of liquor permit - SUBDIVISION - VERNON sional Inspector - First shift. time as substitute house Baal Colota Wontad S3 be publicly opened and read 1977, at which time they will A second moruaEe for consolida­ Anplications being accepted POSITION AvaiUble for Ac- SALES TRAINING 3 bedrooms, living room, currently existing, 306 Main STREET (S-20) tion of all your dIus. Easy monthly g w n U ^ ta ^ y s gruop home. Benedict Drive MANCHESTER - Lovely be publicly opened and read Monday through Friday, 9 counts Payable Clerk. Must 30 hour intensive sales — Immaculate eat-in kitchen, laundry 25” RCA Color TV, console. 3 aloud. Street, Business Zone III. payments.. First time ever oftenoffered. Capa older style home on 1/2 acre ALL CASH For your property, 1/2 years old. 3250 or best Application for subdivision aloud. No legal fees. Write... a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply BHock have good calculator training course in mid Ju­ South Windsor REDECORATING? U t Avon room, aluminum siding. within 24 hours. Avoid Red Bids to be plainly marked in Item 5, No. 565 — Janette approval. Creation of 7 lots In experience. Willing to train ly. Learn how from the home 3room Cape, open lot. Walk to school, church, offer. 6436927. Bids to be plainly marked in t o x n Co., 1366 'Tolland Tpke., SECRETARY - Part time. earnings pay for It! Make Tape, Instant Service. Hayes the lower left hand corner. Fraser Wodal — Variance is right person. Send resume to experts In a company stairway, fireplace, shopping. Three bMrooms, a Rural Residence Zone on the the lower left hand comer. Manchester, Conn. An Equal Law • engineering offices, good money selling quality laundry, 11/2 baths, 2 car gar­ Corporation, 646-0131. Bid Number, Name, Opening requested of Article II, Sec­ Ihncheiter HwiM P.O. Box 1127, Broad Street products. No experience modernized kitchen, F.J. SPILECKI RADIAL SAW - 10 Inch east side of Vernon Street Bid Number, Name, Opening j / 1 Opportunity Employer. which sold over 6 million in must be excellent typist. Rep­ CARRIER age, garden shed. Vegetable Date, and Time. tion 13.12.01 to erect a(Wtlon Station, Manchester, Conn. n^essary. Call today: SU- walking distance to RMHora 643-2121 SELLING your house? CaU us Toolcraft, Uke new, 3135. near the intersection of Scott Date, and Time. residential property In ly P. 0. Box 525, South Wind­ garden and fruit trees. Mid- Modem twin bed complete, Bidders shall nbt include to nonconforming dwelling 24 Drive. May at the rate of 4 homes sor, (kmn. 06074. 9401. school. Must be seen. first and we'll make you a Poroonolo 3 Persona/i Qiirtles. Principals only. 643 3M. Modem desk, 330. AU in Federal Excise Taxes nor feet from street line, 192 Hart­ Bidders shall not include RN - Public Health Nursing NEEDED cash offer. T.J. Crockett, J.C. PENNEY Supervisor. BS with a per day. How to list, how to $30,500.00 8321, evenings. A-1 shape. 6432753. State of Connecticut Sates ford Road, Industrial Zone. PROPERTIES, INC. - Federal Excise Taxes nor prospect, how to close, how TELEPHONE SALES - Earn for DEMONSTRATORS: Act now Realtor, 643-1577. minimum of two years for an extra free gift. Sell Taxes on which Public Schools Item 6, No. 566 — Robert L. SPECIAL EXCEPTION - State of Connecticut Sales financing can create sales. 34 per hour - Salary ahd com­ experience for the South Tolland Street name brand toys and gifts IMMEDIATE Cash for your WATKIN’S aearance Center are exempt. Walsh — Request Special TOLLAND TURNPIKE (P- Taxes on which Public Schools Windsor Public Health Nur­ You do not need to be mission. Multi branch four are exempt. state firm has permanent Woodland School Area (Flsher-Prlce, Playskool, property. Let us explainenlain our on Main St. in Manchester is s After the opening of Bids, all Exception In accordance with 21) PUBLIC NOTICE sing Association. Call 644- licensed but must enroll In Fenton) Earn 31.000 or more fair proposal.posal. CallCal Mr. bsrgsin hunter's j>sr*dise. AU Article II, Section 5.02.01 to After the opening of Bids, all 0942, or 644-2511, Ext. 14, openings. Shifts from 9 a.m. to Bids will stand available for a Application for Special a course required for 9 p.m. Monday through East Hartford with Treasure House Party Belflore, M7-1413. the Ismps, beds, dinettes, convert one-family dwelling Exception approval under Ar­ Bids will stand available for a between 9 and 1. license. Otherwise, you Plan. Free kit. Top com­ sofsf, msttresses, ebsirs snd period of forty-five (45) days. The Manchester Arte Council Is sponsoring Friday. Call 6 4 3 ^ 1 . to two-famlly dwelling, and ticle II, Section 13.15.02 to per­ period of forty-five (45) days. must be highly ambitious, Carrier should missions. Also booking par­ (iSBi(uio-usni(i(i((X MAY WE BUY your home? pictures TOu've been looking The Contracted Services Com­ DIRECn' SALES - Are you the request variance of Article II, mit development of a parcel The Contracted Services Com­ desirous of being among BARMAID - Experience have bike ties. Call collect person to BOLTON Quick, fair, all cash and no for msy be here risht now st mittee of East Hartford High AN EVENIN8 WITH type of person who would be 646-0505 ssvings of S t less130% snd s i Section 5.02.01 (c) to permit in excess of 4 acres, in excess mittee of East Hartford High the best in this rewarding Preferred, or some Call pellerson for Miss Carol, IM)3-491- problems. CaU Warren E. School reserves the right to willing to work hard for 3500 21100( . much as 50%! Better come 650 square feet floor area in of 60 parking spaces, and THE ARTS COUNCIL profession. Sales people experience. East Hartford Howland, Realtors, 6431106. waive any informations in School reserves the right to per week? If you are, you may Beautiful seven room Ranch on over see before someone buys Um one unit, ISO Summit Street, location. Call for appoint­ Bids; to reject any or all bids; requiring - outside storage, waive any informations in Jun« 7th, 7:30 qualify for training to repre­ needed for new offices 647-9946 TYPIST NEEDED - Full EIGHT ROOM Older ColonUl Item you've been looking for. Residence Zone B. ment, 5630320. one acre of shade trees, fruit trees WANTED, Four bedroom or to accept the one that in north of Tolland Turnpike and Bids; to reject any or all bids; At FOOT PRINTS, 466 Main St., Manch. sent one of the largest Con­ planned for Vernon, En­ time. Typing, fUlng, errands. with two car garage on treed Colonial - With first floor den. Information pertaining to Harald Circulation their judgment will be for the west of 1-86. or to accept the one that in Entortolnwont, wine o n d cheese, everyone w oleom ol sumer Food Suppliers. No field, Southington, Glaston­ EbcceUent working conditions. lot in quiet residential area. and shrubbery. Inground pool, trout In Porter Street or Martin TAG SALE • Moving. Must above may be obtained in the experience necessary. Call ‘ R N t - LP N t Dept. best interest of East Hartford Copies of these petitions their judgment will be for the bury, New Britain. Glamorous world of adver­ Clean, airy rooma. Natural School area. In the 350s. CaU sell everything. G u stove, Planning Office. have been filed in the Town best interest of East Hartford Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and The Barrows Company 7-3, 311 shift, full Ume, tising CaU (kinnle, 6432900. wooddork. Truly an excellent stream, appliances, and many private party, at 647-1567. refrigerator - exceUent condi­ High School, East Hartford. 4, at 5694990. All persons interested may Clerk's Office. and may be in­ High School, East Hartford. has a generous bonus and pari time, weekends relief. value In the Mid 30’a. Mr. numerous extras. Minutes away tion. Hospital bed, single bed. Specifications may be picked attend these hearings. Come In and talk to us DeRocco, Belflore Agency 164 Oak Street. 8W 381. spected during office hours. Specifications may be picked profit sharing plan. All in­ PART TIME Secretary H ouoahold flo o d s up at East Hartford High Zoning Board PART TIME Evenings - We about our new higher star- 647-1413. Planning and up at East Hartford High quiries confidential. Equal from shopping and highways.' School. of Appeals are expanding. We need Building SuppUao Zoning Oimmission School. R e g a ie S S C r Supervisors. Experienced in (Opportunity. Parklike setting with privacy. By REFRIGERATORS The East Hartford Public Paul J. Rossetto, Ronald Gates, NEW COLONIAL - Three Washers, ranges, used, The East Hartford Public building, cleaning (Oall Claire Freeman, EASTHIWTFORD bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, lin t NATURAL STONE for Scirools do not discriminate on Secretary Secretary H . ..f»i f . .irii H Ith n t. 2364170. owner. $42,900 Appointment only. guaranteed and clean. New Schools do not discriminate on maintenance. Manchester, retaining walls, veneers, the basis of sex, race, religion Dated this 7th day of June, Dated this 7th day of June, Vernon, East Hartford areas. ^pment damaged, OE and patios, etc. Pick up by the Corntr of Broad 745 Main SI. or national origin. 1977. 1977. the basis of sex, race, religion Wages negotiable with ■Igidaire. Low prices. B. D. Pound or deliv( tbe ton. 0174 or national origin. •nd C tn ltr SltM( Mon..f,i. • , m. ■ 6 pm P earl and Son, 649 Main 0214 0224 Phon. 646-2M2 Sat...... • ,.m. - I2 noon experience. Contact General •M m o w s Bolton N o t^ Si Quarry, 0184 Services Inc., 6435334. 14 Rtynwiid Rd., W.H. Street, 6432171. 649-3163. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., June 7, 1977

Frank and Eniatt *••••••••••••••••••••••••• ACROSS 66Thossin Answer to Prtvloui Punit 4par(manla For Aont 8 » Of9o99*$lon$ tor Ihnt $$ Aiitos For Mo If offlcs 114ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manebester. Conn.. Tuea,. June 7, 1977 — PAGE THIRTEEN 1 Boar 5 ? LOU MANCHESTER - Two IkTS VEGA • Low mileage, V a ritty 4 Mora likely DOWN 2 W 1 n n 1 ChariGt M. Schultz Bedroom Townhouae. automatic, am radio, new 9 Brooch 1 a DD OFFICE m C E T M I N i P ; m e o f Sublease. Heat, hot water, Urea, good condition. $1800 or IlSpllta ; t Slight sound £ 1 □ 13 Picket 2 Villain In □ n and MpUances locluded. Pets FOR RENT best offer. 84A0408. D e a r A b b y IflA L □ D U U L J o k jr a monthly, Call after 4, 14 Compass "Othsllo" A TYPICAL DAY I mo iquirt (•ft, ctDitr oil toDLiinijn nnnfona Trwoks ter to te point - ' 3 inersstsin I MBdlUoiUnt u d U aizs annann] nncjnnn O N m y L f ^ s r M I |wrUii|. Cih MMHl. ' By Abigail Van Buren 16 Personality n e n n o a 4 8tir(prsfiz) . JEZ68EL 15 5ITTINS 1870 $/4 TON Pick U p-Chevy, IBCollactad □ E H D c iD n n 0EFORE SHE CAN PO 'SOUNPSLIKEA ' LARGE THREE Room tariff 8 School organl. IJUUCl GIHQ nuUL: THERE LOOHINe OUT ^ AT MILLER, j O i i i t S , good condition, with or ration (ibbr.) AN‘rmiN6,THR&MEN .GREAT TV SERIES/ Apartment - Centrally without side boxes and rack. DEAR ABBY: After' 16 yeara of marriage, I diacovered 17 Famila saint (ODdtenEafiinr} 0FTH£U)INP0U),5e£... located. Heated. |1(B •••••••••••••••••••••••••• that my husband was havlnig an affair with a young woman (•bbr.) 6 Govsmmsnt □dolniDiDan Pick her up anp throw MWSON A N D 8434818. levy monthly. Security and Rasort Property ha works with. I carried on like a mad woman, told him I 16 Puisunea /I4IOI4I c o n n n D HEROUTTHElOiNPOlO! IT fo r Pont M 7 Suppismsnt M t l . references required. 8W-1S16, 1888 CHEVROLET Truck - wouldn’t put up with it and gave him a c h o ic e -h e r or mel 20 Parforaiar ' currancy 49 Strf alter 5, 6 4 M m . 8 Pitt of I 6 -7 Rack bed, dual rear wheels. He chose me, but our relationship has been miserable 22 Numbers 27 Turn down 50 Smallaat of • iinnKiiM.Tiaiktiiswai SUMMER RENTAL, Water- fortrsts Ebicellent shape. Call ever since. (•bbr.) 29 Information thointor FIVE ROOM Apartment - front Cottage • On Lake 24 CompsH 9 Nulisnco 8434888. He spends all his evenings and spare time with me, but 31 Mond 52 Bandlatdar Heat, hot water, appliances, Kanasatka, Moultonboro, point WtaUirop there is no physical contact between us. Hla conversation 32 Lab bumsr Amai $250 monthly, security New H am pu lre. Sleeps 5. NEW LOW Price - $1750 for 5 3 ______"tho lit. Adults. No pets. MS- Completely furnished, fully deals with superficial things, and he refuses to talk about poUcs 187 Ford 11 passenger, V-8, odds ' 39 Hairy man ... ANP/Vf/ equipped kitchen, screened what's really bothering him. 28 Fruit pastry Torribli" automatic, 54,000 miles. Very 21Thsss(Fr.) 41 ------Whit person------54 Hoadwaar A ^ O T H B ^ . I, sun deck, float, dock. Meanwhile the tension within me is building. Should I 30 Swsivs good condition. Call 848-1875, 23Addrasi i 45 Old-wominlih 57 Dick hand SIX ROOM Duplex - Available ivate sandy beach. GrM t tall him to go ahead and continue the affair m order to 34 Organs of \AdUND(JPON or 8484047. 24Cuddlo 47 Patriot 68 Accountant MIckay Finn — Morria Walaa AUBB^R/ANfe July 1st. Two childien. No iisnlng. Centrally located *ln improve the atmosphere at home? (I’m sure that’e what light pets. Security. References. Lakes Region. ttO O weekly. w i he’s trying to accomplish.) We have three children to raise. 35 Ensign (abbr.) H»»bl*nd Thomas------(abbr.) HAT. DODGE 1/1 ton pickup with I m . 44M 4n. Call Cromwell” , T O ^■■ 7 , after Perhaps if you print this it will initiate some dialogue 36 IntMnita In “ 48 Church part 68 TowsI word Body Cap. Low mileage, f l i u ^ I'M 8:00 p.m. betw een ua. I feel as though I’m. . . . ordor 1 AND I ^ M w ars m ' m a tte r THIS IS NOT MV excellent condition: C ante 2 3 4 s 9 7 8 8 Ifl. 11 SORRY WE REORET THAT MANCHESTER - One 37 Rutsd in SHERIFF— IT 15 OBVIOUS WITH YA, P H IU COUNTY-AND seen at 11 Sunset Terrace, LIVING W ITH A ROBOT TROUBLED X CAN^ BE WHY DIDN'T YA IT'S JUST VOOR bedroom apartment In three MI^QUAMICUT • Three ehiir 12 13 14 THAT THIS VOUNO MAN IS VDUj MR. OF ANY HELPy V onon. DEAR LIVING: Don't let your husband bteckmall you. IRRATIONAL— AND t HAVE SLAP TH' CUFFS WORD AGAINST — house. Located near bedroom Cottage. Close to 38 Common niwt SMYTHE/ OH H m f He Is saying, “Either you let me come and go as I please IS ie 17 NO IDEA WHAT HE IS center. $150. plus bMch. Large private yard! 39 Ono (Gor.). with no questione aeked, or 111 tit around like a somble and electricity. 848^71 $225 weekly., iO-W18 ■Iter ‘ Motonyetea-Bteyctes 40 PKk away sulk In my matyrdom." 11 19 20 21 after 5 p.m. 5:30. 42 Mountain 6-n TRIUMPH 1878 Bonneville There is a third choice. Get some counseling—both of pats 22 23 24 p » = FOUR ROOM Apartment in­ ^ X )A BEACH - Florida! 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and you, and try to put your marriage back on the track. If he 43 Bissballar 25 2< 27 29 29 30 31 32 33 cluding utilities in a two fami­ puwe room furnished con­ radi. $1,750. 28840U. refiisea, you'd be ahead to sweep up the debris while Muslal 44 Laugh . ly house, call 843-4810 dominium. Ocean, golf, yonVe etOl young enough and make a life without him. 34 39 39 evenings, 688-4320 days. 46 Environmant ■ DIsneyworld, air, carpeting, D E A R A B B Y ; I see so many letters in your column from 37 3S 39 Oogs-Bfrds-Ptts 43 Oarden Products dF Rooms ter Rent 52 Apartmuitt For Rent 53 shopping, fishing. June people complaining because some of their friends or .iB S S '" ' through D ecem b er, $325. 1873 HARLEY DAVIDSON relatives don't have good table manners. I once read that garment 40 41 42 43 DOG-CAT BOARDING LUCK STRAWBERRIES - THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur- monthly. 843-5404. WE HAVE customers waiting FX-1200 - Built by factory when Albert Einstein wanted a good laugh, he'd curl up 81 Haora (Lot) ••ooeeaoeaoeeoaooeoeeeaeee 44 4S 49 47 z l bathing/groomlng. Complete 7°**^ o'*™- quart, nished rooms. Kitchen for the rental of your apart engineer. Branch heads, with an etiquette book and go into hysterics. He thought 66 Fow (FrJ modern facilities. Canine Bring containero. Open til privileges, centrally located. IP meht or home. J.D. Real Barnett clutch, aluminum 56 Irritablo 41 49 $0 Holiday Inne, MO Sheldon Boute 85 Bolton. parking, men or women. □ AUTOMOTIVE the “rules of etiquette" were the ninniest things ever SI S2 S3 64 Estate Associates, Inc. 646- rocker rollers, Mlkunl car­ 60 Actroaa Gabor Priacllla’a Pop — Al Varmaer written. So do I. 61 Boy Road. Manchester. 846-5871. Deposit. Call 8484358. 1980. buretor, balanced motor, blue For your blouqe wardrobe IS SO 57 88 59 90 ILeOKINGI Why should there be only one "proper'' way to eat a 62 Oytd rabbit I We offer the Urgest m iety of | Auto* For Sato 51 printed motor and transmis­ —a classic shirt or cool spear of Asparagus? How ridiculous to judge a person by fur SI 92 93 I SHOULD BE RAKING OH, DEAR.' WALDO'S K I'LL JUST FUNNY-1 DREAMT CANINE HOUDAY Inne - ROOMS BY The Weeks or LOOKING for anything in real I attractive apartments andj sion. $3,400 firm. Call 8487732. peasant blouse; either Basic Obedience Classes now Months - Clean, neat working estate rental - apartments, I ^wnhouses m Manchester. I can be made with long ms table manners. My husband is the kindest, most gentle 63 Affloriea’i THE LAWN, BUT I ^ ASLEEP AMD I , LEAVE HIM I GOT A PARKING i Rental office op«i daily i 1871 OLDS Cutlass Supreme - unolo S4 es 99 forming. Individual and persons only. 846-1300. homes, multiple dwellings, no I weekends. IM. * sleeves if desired. man in all this world, and if he wants to butter a dinner roll T THINK I lL SNOOZE ^ HAVE TO GO ON ^ A NOTE/ T irk'PT/ 8tradc tape, radlals, power 64 Noun lulfix protection lessons also fees. Call J.D. R ealE ^te steering. Excellent condition. ★ ★ No. 8125 with Photo- without breaking it into three pieces first, or eat peas with " IN THIS CHAIR/ AN ERRAJvID.'*""^ Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. 66Doleli (NtWtrAFCa INTIRPMSI A99N) J available. For reservations, CLEAN, FURNISHED Associates, Inc. 848-1980. DAMATO Asklng$1850. CaU 8485587. a spoon instead of a fork, I say, who cares? He paid for it please call 646-5971. Sleeping room for responsible HONDA - CB 200T - 1975, Size 10, 32 M bust . . . himself, which is more that you can say for a lot of society shirt, 2 yards 45-inch; y working gentleman. Central 454 MAIN STREET - 2n^ excellent condition, many moochers. ENTERPRISES NEED CAR? Credit bad? peasant blouse, 1% yds. FREE TO GOOD Home. locaUon. Call 8464701, after floor. Three room heated extras. Exceptionally good 846-1021 Bankrupt? Repossessed? TS MSH. ih 4 (IJS fw ISCS JOHANNA Female Shepard-Collie mix. 8 : 00 . apartment. $180. Security, performance since purchased Win at Bridge Honest Douglas accepts ssttm, Stn 2tt w SMtsis sM DEAR JOHANNA: Some rulee of etiquette are indeed Seven months, shots, good cu ll 648-2426, 8 to 5. new. $500. Call 6 4 8 ^ after •aWlhi. Andquos lowest down, smallest ridkuloue. U we would concern onreelvee more with hoW with children. 649-2485. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4:30 p.m. payments. Douglas Motors, SUS aUUNSTT we treat our fellow human beinga and lees with which fork WANTED Antique furniture, Aportmooti For Hont 5 3 EAST HARTFORD - Two THREX ROOM Apartment • Miochiiter ivoolng Herald Time to play It safe SttM ain. to nee, aodety would be better aerved. FREE FLUFFY Kittens - glass, pewter, oil paintings, or bedroom townbouse. One and Heat, hot water, appliances, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 1110 Ave. ot Ameileas air conditioning. Storage New Verli, N.V. lOOM Litter trained. Call 848-7772. other antique items. R. MANCHESTER - One 1/2 baths, all appliances, full WE PAY $15 for complete - Lowest Rates Available! DEAR ABBY: I foolishly married for a second time, bedroom apartments. In­ area, laundry fadlitles, gar­ Immediate binding authority. Wrt Nwea. tiem i eltli Zlf thinking 1 would have companionship the rest of my Harrison, 6434708. basement, washer/uryer junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland eoDI, tlTli Sesitii m t tin. dividual entrances, single hookup, heated. $255. age. SecuriW dn oait. No pets. Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ life, but I was wrong. All Abe wanted was a cook and Auto Body, 5281890. The Spring A Summer The ordinary declarer says story buildings. Full monthly. 528-1706 weekdays. 6U4m, 648^. surance Agency, 6481126. housekeeper. NORTH WANTED - Old toys, post •77 BASIC FASHION something like, ” We just m i» L/VMfOC* cards, steins, stringM in­ m aintenance service, $210- *643 PARTS Department now open contains a Bonus Coupon. He only wants to go to visit HIS children and sed the big boat,” ruffs the Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawranca struments, paintings,___... fur- $130. per month heated. No MAYBERRY VILLAGE - TWO BEDROOM Apartment - 1972 SUZUKI GT 380 - Good »- Saturdays. Complete line of Price . . . $2.00 a copy. grandchildren. Never mine. Not only that, he is very close heart lead, plays a spade to RIM RO CK STAB LE - in niture, clockicks, adveradvertising pets or children. Damato Three rooms, newly Vacant July 1st. $1W. 6494806. oaodltion. Must sell. $850. Call 41441 Chrysler parts. Chorches Add $2.00 for the New with a dollar. He has a lot m ore than I ^ v e , but he ^ s n 't his ace and finds that a 81 Marlborough offers a limited items,outri^titems, outrf purdiaae,^ - con- uiterprises, 646-1021. decorated, no appliances. Bus M otks. 6494648. 8487807. «KQJ10I4 ALPHA RE$PONDIN*h. SUB-LEASE ONE bedroom SUCCESS IN SEWING. spend any of his. Only mine. We live in MY house, and I break in trumps has caus^ IT’S READY AND THEN SET number o f box stalls. $85 a signments.its. 8 4 6 ^ . stop and parking. Security NOW THAT VOU’VB SIGNED WAITING~AT McKEE IT-AND DRIVE second floor. Heat, hot water pay the Uuces and upkeep while he hangs on to hia money, the band to collapse. month for full board. L v g e TWO FAMILY, Five rooms. deposit and references. Adults OLDSMOBILE 1873 Delta 88. 1872 YAMAHA - 350.' EAST IN C0RBECTLV-PA5S THB 6L0WLV SOUTH Included. $180 naonthly plus wluch he will leave to HIS children. The careful declarer knows WALKIB-TALKie TO lighted ring and trails nearby. WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, Two bedrooms, $250 monthly. preferred. 528-5843. Royal. Four door, air con­ Excellent coodltlon. Ei^ne *10 *J876 ON EA5TLVNN 5»2817 or 2954483. Plus beat, utilitiea. Security, secutrity. Available July 1st. At age 64 would you advise a separation? VKQ10I3 that, since he has missed the CAPTAIM EASVl eOULEVARDi Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ ditioning power steering, rebuilt Iqr professional. New oaeaeeeeoeeeseoeeeeeseeeee 1FA875 ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, references required. Mr. MANCHESTER - Five room Call anytime after noon, 848 Mint. Must sell. $575 firm. SARAH «Jt7 4Q105I big boat, he wants to make 5488. power brakes, new tires, Compon-noBon DEAR SARAH:'! would advise ■ aeparation—of money, RIDING LESSONS - Ewllsh Jugs, Crocks, Almost Bisaell, Phllbrick Agency, 846- Duplex. Centrally located. excellent condition. $3,295. ^ 8485004 a n y ^ e , ask for *1745 o r sure that the little boat MoMsHonwa 55 first. U Abe baa money, let him spend it. Talk in money or Western, all levels. 'Sail, Anything Old. 648-1880. 4100. Available July 1st. $200. J. D. 8483375. Dave. s o u r a iD ) doesn’t get away. pony, buggy rides also MANCHESTER - Three eyllablef. If be isnt toy happier with this arrangement *AKQ52 Real Estote, 8481880. LOOK NO MORE - We have He niffs the first heart, available. n3^71, anytime. 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter MANCHESTER - Four bedroom apartment - 1974 HONDA CB 380. Orange, than yon are, separate everything else. VJ844 1873 MARQUIS Station Wagon the home for you. One only. leads a spade and ducks! Tires - In good conditioo, and Rooms. Heat, hot water. $100 TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ Convenient location. Big yard. electric start, low mileage, *AK - 9 passenger. Immaculate in­ Display model 14 foot wide, Ihis wastes a trick if spades reasonably priced. Call 843- monthly. Security and lease. nished. Stove, refrigerator, Garden. Attic. Cellar. $210 new battery. $700. Call648 *A1 side and out. Excellent loaded with extras. Just $10,- break 3-3,-but it is a trick that 4738. Centrally located. 648-7544, heat, hot water. Apply monthly, without utilities or 8868 alter 5 p.m. Very clean, North-South vuluarable mechanical condition. Air 800. Immediate parking South can well afford to Boats-AccMsoites 45 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. appliances. References and must be seen. Astro-graph conditioning. Stereo, power through out the state. waste. He has bid six. He will Wanted to Buy security. No pets. Write Box Wait Nattk East Soath 49 steering, power windows and Excellent financing avallahle. make six by means of this SIXTEEN FOOT Fiberolass TWO FAMILY FUt - First X , c /o Mancfaiester Herald. Comport- By BERNICE BEDE 08 0 L * SIX ROOM Duplex - Good seats. Roof rack. Phone 288 i-TraMero Trades welcome. Plaza 1 play unless it turns out that Deep V bull. 75 Horsepower ROTARY LAWN Mower - In floor. Four 1/2 room apart­ MoMteMNofflae Pus 3* Pan location, garage. Security 6760. 58 Homes, ISM Wilbur Cross LEO (Jiriy 22-Aug. 12) Your East bolds all five spades in Johnson Motor. Trailer. $500. good runnlM condition. ment with built-in range and Pan 3* Pan 44 deposit, lease, no pets, not viLuien APTS. Highway, Berlin Tpke. Berlin, speculahve urges could have which case there was no way 92 Bolton Street, Manchester. Reasonable. Please call 843- oven, laundry room, rec Pan 4* Pan 4* more than two children, t s x . Carpeting, full basement, m tile TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1874. 29,- 18' CAMPEIR trailer - single Conn. 1-8280389. you chasing rainbows today. Alley Oop — Dave Graue 8262. room, basement. Adults only. Pan Pan Pan to make the spade slam. 8434884,8487268. baths, appliances, heat, patio, air 000 miles, am /fm radio. Sharp axle, excellent condition. Qainblet or risky vanturat wHI 17 FT. THOMPSON Runabout Security. No pets. $185 Eleven years old. $1,500. Call O pnbii lead - K V conditioner, no pets, adults. car. Asking $2550. 6484938. ARE YOU Selling 1 r mobile lead you only to a worthiest pot ; 50 HP. Johnson. Trailer. All monthly. 848-7885. 7488030. WHAT IS ( X A LOOK-' IT'S A ...AN' THEV'RE OH-MY-eO«“ ^ MANCHESTER - Six rooms, borne. Buyers waiti .P lease ol lool'i gold. in excellent condition. Needs Rooms Dor Rent TH AT? I PUNNO.'VCOUPLK OF- , HEADED THIS WAV VIM KH OU 82 $240 including heat. CHAllliS UESKMNCE 1878 HORNET - 4 door. call Plaza Homes, ker. 1- THUNPB?>^ r-iTSiSnNOSAURSi IN A HURRY/ no work. $995. May be seen at FEMALE ROOMATE to VIRQO (Aug. 28Sept 22) Be Immediate ocnpancy S49-7S20 Automatic, power steering, 1973 STARCR a FT T en t 8280389. 7 23 Hartland Rm O. share large apartment in East frank and honest In your By Oswald * Jamcf Jacoby ROOM FOR RENT - With Frechette li Martin, 648^44. air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best camper. Excellent condition. Junes, 1977 Hartford immediately. 188- dealings today. But also ba The Lukact-Rubem book It kltdien privileges. $25 a week. offer. 2887035. $875. 8484320. A surprlslngiy large num­ doubly sura those you're A Wisconsin reader wants to Ly m a n 19 f e e t , 115 h.p. 6832, after 5 p.m. ( « play only. If It wero on b l8 6484409. JUST MARRIED? Immediate THREE ROOM First Floor ber c4 opportunitias may Ian negotiating with are equally know when a trick that has Volve, boat excellent, motor occmancy. Four room apart­ apartment. Heat, hot water, 1872 TOYOTA - Excellent 17 1/2 FOOT sell contained Into your lap this year. Be wise. sincere. ding, they would find some been taken and turned may be needs work, fully e q u ip ^ , FEMALE ROOMMATE for Aiftefflotflra Sorvleo 86 ROOM TO RENT - With ment. Recently redecorated. appliances, storage. Two car transportation, good Shasta. Used three seasons. Treat each aa It Ifa the only one way to M t North and South to inspected. painted, prepared for water, July 1st occu pan cy. $115 LIBRA (SapL 12-OcL 23) Big kitchen privileges. 14 Arch . Utilities extra. $185. puHdng. Working couple. No mechanical condition, needs Excellent condition. Extra. you have. To find out more of seven clubs or seven spades. $459. 644-2M, 847-9875. monthly. Call after 4,648-2931. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- what Ilea ahead for you aand lor ideas and high-aounding ’The answer is that until a Street. children, absolutely no tires: Best offer takes Itl 848 $1800. 8487807. Seven clnbe la the beat con­ sun specialists, factory your copy ol Astro-Qraph Letter. phrases are yours In abundance player or bis partner has M 4906 evenings. tract. It makes unless spades canines. Cat o.k. Available trained, one day service, 114 Mail 50 cants lor each and a today. However, you lack tha played to the next trick, he Augnst 1st. $175 plus security. East Main Street, Rockville. lollow-tnrougn to make them b r ^ 6 0 (H-East bolds ail five 1889 CHARGER R T - 440 magi Automotfva Sorvleo 56 long, aalt-addraased. stamped has the right to look at the last 6481843. 871-1817. envelope to Aatro-Qraph, P.O. Into reality. clubs. However, this time vou with extru. $750 or best offer. trick. If it is his tridc he turns Box 489, Radio City Station. N.Y. SCORPIO (OeL 14-Nev. 22) a r e South and you find it up, if someone eUe’s trick SIX ROOM Duplex - Near Cali after 5, 6488468. I - - 10019. Be sure to specify your Your high-rolling tendenciet will yourself In six spades. be asks that person to turn it « -7 Main. $210 monthly. Security birth sign. tlfy >y l€A. tec, TH 8$ 9M Oa 1873 CAPRI - 55,000 miles, I bring you vary littia lor your up. required. No pets. Two money today. Above all, don't c U ld iw o.k. 849-5718. am/fm radio. Good condition. Asking $1800. Will not refuse leopardizs reaourcst you’re managing for another. .Barry’a World' “ Hanna-Barbora Productlona ■: . ■ JU LY 1st OCCUPANCY - reasonable offer. Must sell. I 6485135 24 HOUR TOWING | 8489784, 847-1229. ARIEt (March 21-Aprii It) Ba SAOITTARIUE (Nov. 23-Dee. Three and 1/2 room apart­ apprehensive of any condurions ment. Heated, hot water, 31) Promlaet are not aaiett un­ T o o '/Q O T H IN K NO QUESTION ...BUT I DON'T THINK THE 1868 FORD Ranch Wagon - you reach today. Your logic and less they're hilflilad. Your gullible LACK OF RAIN HAD ANYTHING IT stove and refrigerator. Adults Intuition are very fallible. T H E D R O U e H T A B O U T f" With 1971 Torino engine/Foor nature today may erroneously FRED/ only. No pets. Skurity deposit ! / M O R l l Mlitakee could be major ones. required. Parking for one car. new whitewall retreads, and Fh e r s / I lead you to think somaone’a Sanrfcss Ottorod 31 muffler system. 45,000 miles. TAURUS (Apr* 28May 20) In word Is Ilka money In the bank. SurvteM Oftetod J l ^“'Mteg-CwitrmafiiB 33 Boonng-SUlng-ChJnnoyu Rent $160. C aU M 3^. Excellent body, very good ' linandal projactiona today, you CAPRICORN (Oea 22-Jan. II) CAM TREE Service - Free I La w n s m o w e d - ca u 848 CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Nomaa for Rant 54 running condition. $800. 528 I 315 CINTIgST., M ANCHfSna. CONN.* Phorw 443-5135 are more hopeful than realistic. Don’t butter up someone with estimates, discount senior BIDWELL Home Improve­ Additionally, you tend to ba ex­ 7071 after 8:00 p.m. Homes, Additions, Repain, 7303. the notion that they’ll do a favor citixens. Company ment Co. Expert instailatlon travagant and wastslul of what Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing. ONE BEDROOM 45”xl0' lor you. You’ll be looHng only Manchester owned and of aluminum siding, gutters you’ve Bccumulated. B A F LAWN hlalntenance 3482009. Mobile Home, Bolton. Single TOYOTA COROLLA - 1971. yourasH. operated. Call 6481327. and trims. Roofing installa­ and landscaping. Fertilizing, working adult only. No Excellent condition. Great OEMINI (May 21-Juna M) You trimming, planting, bouse tion and repairs. 8W4496,878 AQUARIUS (Jan. 16-Pab. It) Le o n CIESZYNSKI builder - children, pets. Lease. 648 g u mileage. Call 5285271. FOR PROFESSIONAL OUALIH may bank too heavily on good Trying to Impress othsra by C A D TILE - Tile, marble and g ^ t ^ hauling, odd jobs. 8109. frianda and good fortune to get slate. Bathrooms and kitchens new homes custom built, 2880. spending lavishly when you can’t remodeled, additions, rec 1864 CHEVY Impala - Good CONTROLLEO AUTO RODY REPAIRS you ovtr the tight spots today. afford It Is a no-no today. It’s remodeled. Work guaranteed. SPECIALIZING cleaning and engine, good tires. Good run­ Unfortunately, neither can ba Free estimates. 6485584. rooms, garages, kitchens FOUR ROOM Ranch - on all makes... more Important to ba solvent PolnUng-Poporlng 32 remodeled, bath tile, cement repairing chimneys, roofs, Fireplace, garage. Pleasant, ning condition. First $85. depended upon. than sorry. new roon. Free estimates. 30 takes it. 8489302 between 7 EXPERT TREE Removai - work. Steps, dormers. convenient bcauon. Working CANCIR (June 21-July 22) Try PIECES (Fab. 20-March 20) It’s INFLA’nON FIGHTERS - Residential or commercial. Years Experience. Howley, adults only. No children, pets. and 9 p.m. LOAN and RENTAL CARS not to kid yoursall or oUma to­ Free estimates. Insured. T ea ch ers w ith 18 y ea rs 843-5361. tough to get your goals In locus Born Loser — Art Sansom Working Manchester area for Call 6484291. 6482880. day. See things as they are, today. This Is compileatad by un- experience offer quality pain­ CHEVY 1870 Convertible. A I Available by Appointment... without emballlshments, not as over eight years. Reasonable. reasonabls concern lor what ting with 20 to 50% savings. ROOFING - Chimney repairs. prized possession in beautiful you’d Ilka them to ba. Call, All-State Tt m Expert ’HMOTHY J. CONNELLY MANCHESTER - Single others think la best for you. Fully Insured. Free es­ Carpentry and graeral con­ Guaranteed workmanship! home, with garage for rent. shape. Red vinyl Interior. Co., 7424691. timates. 6481608, 7485764. (NEmPAPZa ENTERPIUSE ASSN. I tracting. Residential and Free estimates. Call Randy, $275 monthly. No utilities, no Power steering, brakes. $1150 commercial. Whether it be a 8482290, after 4:00 p.m. pets. Call 6482824, after 3 or best offer75882750. STAN OZNEK, UaiMser Buq9 Bunny — Htlmdahl and Btoffal ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars PAINTING - interior and ei977byNEA.k)C. 'lUHAT'$ and attics. Moving large small repair job, a custom p.m. 301-31$ CENTER ST., MANOMESTER exterior, paperhanging, ROOFER WILL Install roof CHEVROLET 1971 Impala - 8 appliances, also stone or loam built hom e or anything in THAT [60RB0W excellent work. References. between, call 8481278. siding or gutters for low dis­ Officaa-Stofwa tor Rant 55 door hardtop, one owner, well “Whon I lolned the White House etetf, I thought delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. .AW?. Free estimates. Fully In­ count price. CaU Ken at 647- cared for, good condition, no we’d be playing sottball regularly, but s o far we sured. Martin Mattson, 848 1588. body rot, good tires 2 new, 350 MW MAN - For heavy work in fer­ FOR ALL your Dry Wall ROCKVILLE - 5,000 Square haven't had ONE QAMEI" HOUR 4431. V-8, automatic, power tilizer plant. Job involves needs - Droblak Diy Wall feet industrial space, 2,000 steering,power brakes, radio, Autos tor Rant-LMsa 67 Autoo lor RoM-Looto 87 Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol McCormick handlirg and stacking fer­ Company, 575 Center Street, square feet office space. Easi­ i QUALITY PAIN’nNG and tinted guus, recent engine tilizer bags. Must be in good Manchester. Call 848-8882. HooBng-Plomblng 35 ly su8dividable. 2tt-0485,248 Paper Hanging by Willis tune-up, new plugs. $1375.^ physical condition. Phone Mr. 4715. Schultz. Fully insured, NEWTON SMITH ^ SEWERLINES, sink lines, and drive this car. 14 Barry . BaniOHT TrtS PISTOL ^ IT WA6 POOR Hill, 6434644. references. 648-4343. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec cleaned with electric cutters, Road or 6480354 after 5:W ALON(5 FDR'-ER.AH'-TAROmMPfiHOOPLE ■X” rooms. No job too small. 848 ^ professionals. McKinney Mandiaatar, Coim, p.m. PRACTICE! lNCIPENTALLy;-(WHO ENPEP STUCK VINYL REPAIR - We can fU HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 3144. wos. Sewage Disposal Com­ PRIME CORNER you MAV HAVE SEEM THE 1\€CmK)m HEAD 0 painted for $lS0-$200 by PORSCHE - 814, 1870. need for expensive pany, 8 434m . BUILDING FOR LEASE PA6E 1 PICTURE OF THE WITH /THROUGH scheduling now. Professional CARPENTRY, Custom Excellent condition. Rebuilt RENT-A-CAR ONE SWING T her KITCHEN recovering. 5685878. considers any lob. 2888287, • Ideal office or retail lo­ PISTOL ANP MUSTACHE Houses - Addditions, garages, NO JOB TOO SmaU - Toilet engine. 5 speed, convertible. AFTER I CAPTURED OF HERy WINDOW evenings or weekends, Don. cation Best offer. 847-8837. 87,000 By the DAY REWEAVING burns, holes. roofing and siding, kitcbens, repairs, plugged drains, • 16,000 square feet on one MR. X, THE PHANTOM FRVlN't>-ANPV«KE bathrooms, and repair work kitchen faucets replaced, miles. Ace - WIrth Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAPER HANGING Expert. floor for as low as BUROLAR! ‘ UP IN This Funny World Window shades, Venetian oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar­ repaired. Rec rooms, Your average paper, in • Extensive parking VOLKSWAGEN - 1887. Very JAIL,' ^ blinds. Keys. TV for rent. vis for estimate, 8434712. bathroom remodeling, beat average room, $30. Mr. • Masonary construction good condition thru-out, U d t PIPNT Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 648 modernization, etc. Free THATiL 6E FIVE BUCKS Richman, 646-3884. • Fully air conditioned blue. 561-2230 days, 646-1184 , HIS NI9S 5221. CARPENTRY A Masonry - Estimate (^ d ly given. M A M FER. TH' WINDOW™ AN* faint Additions and remodeling. Plumbing A Heating. 8482871. Located between Ehrlts evenings. A DAY PROFESSIONAL Painting - DONTCALL ME.TIL INTERIOR A EXTERIOR Free estimates. Call Anthony 94 A 95 off 1-86. Interior and Exterior. 1988 FORD Mustang - 288. CALL '(00,' P U T T p u n * Painting - Insured. Good Squillacote, 8480811. PLUMBING and Heating - Caff Mr. Rotfl 648-2830 Commercial and residential. Automatic, power steering, (Plua Mileage) work. Reasonable rates. Free Fast service. Reason^Ie OLGrA Free estimates. Fully in­ power brakes, hardtop, w i estimates. Call Ed Dascanio CARPENTRY^ Remodeling rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 648 t w a w i sured. 646-4879. Plymouth Fury 380. 6486985. Additions - Roofing, siding, 8667. 10tb, Automatic, power steering, and painting. No job too ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ J.P. LEWIS A SON - Interior small. Free estimates. 648 power brakes. 8481257. LAWNS MOWED, light and Exterior Painting, fice. Ground level, central trucking, some tree work 3079. • Alto, Paperbanging, and LEAKING FAUCETS? location, professional 1878 TR7 LOADED. Air con- Low ratte. Call after 5 p.m building, parking and utilities. remodeling. Fully Insured. CARPENTRY A GENERAL For $12.50 wa wHI repack ditloning, am/fm built-in hTarm I 6488864 or 647-1240. 649-9658. C a l l l t f - m . Contracting. Residential- tub, sink, and Uteiian cassette, glau sunroof tt^, 1 wide rMtels, dual exhaust. M m CARPENTRY - All types of Commercial. Repairs, ad­ laucals. STORES A OFFICES for rent PAINTER NEEDS Work - MUST SELL. $5800. 2488143. carpentry; Remodeling, ditions, complete buildings. - Manchester, prime location. Bin Butlar 872-9149 Interior, Exterior Palntiu, Free estimates. Call Ron roofing, siding. No .'oh too Papering, by the hour o r ^ . BOTTI Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. small. Churchill or Mike teagan. 1871 CAMARO - Automatic, Residential, Commercial. 3079. 8484139. ^ PLUMBING am radio, good g u mileage. Summer homes, apartments, Sm H ^ mileage. $1000 or but Short Riba - Frank Hill windows puttied. 20 Y ea n CARPENTRY - Repairs, < ^ . 8 4 8 ^ . -n-IEREMUST/lDIPN'T, WHY PAY MORE? Quality experience! Will Travel. E. PROFESSIONAL Office - All THE 900UT WB SENT JUDaiNG FROVtTME ...'WOODPECKERS.' Service - Major Appliances - remodeling, additions, gar­ OUT PiSeuiSgD.AS. SIRE "(OU PREW.SON...^ BEA LA^IDRAWFIRE Davis, 8480485. facilities. Excellent location. 1889 BUICK SPORT Wagon. Genuine Parts - Fast Service - ages, roofing. Call David Good projectloa. Reasonable A T ^ e IS BACK.SIB.' ENEViyreRCEV SIR. Looks good, new exhaust Accredited Technician - Call Patria, 8481796. rent. 351 Center Street. 648 OUTTHERE. **••••••••••••#•#••••••••• system, good rubber, needs R.A. Pearl, 6485485. BuMIng-ControeOng 33 tarvfeaa Woniod 31 1880,6483549. BooBog-tUhg-CNnwoy 34 motor work. $280 firm. Call LEASING \ 6488842.______. H77 Sy»a., U«. 6 - 7 WINDOW CLEANING - WES ROBBINS carpentry ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, MANCHESTER - Retell and / HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Commercial A Residential. remodeling specialist. Ad­ attics, garages, yards or manufacturing space. 2,000 1987 FORD Mustang - Three Route 83, Vemon "W anna come in for a second opinion?” roofing, storm windows, aw­ Full insured. Free estimates. ditions, rec rooms, dormen, cleaned, moving trucking, sq. ft. to 100,(msq. ft. Very meed. Excellent running con­ nings. Quality workmanship, Call t^ lity Maintenance In­ built-ins, bathrooms, l^ m for sale, Lawn service. reasonable. Brokers ditioo. Very clean. Gooo tires, free estimates. Fully Insured. 643-1181 872414S, corporated, 846-8845. kitchens, 648-3448. No^lob too big or small - 568 protected. Call Heyman snows included. Many new 8724187, 8483417, P ro v e s, 1-328U06. parts. $860. 8488672. 2 3