PAGE THIHTY-TWO- EVENING HERALD. Wed., April II. 1979 Saport Moskites-Horlon ■------. ------Completes Big Margin in House 1 Officials Expedite Plans I Balcome To Direct State Nuclear Plant Susan Elizabeth Horton of Manchester and Georpe carried a cascade bouquet ol white sweetheart roses and Course f’eter Moskites Jr. of Windsor were married April 7 at stephanotis accented with hyacinth and baby's breath. Kills Gay Rights Bill 1 For New College Center 1 Five Mile Road Race Changes Procedures South United Methodist Church in Manchester. Pvt. Mark M, Saport. son of Mr, Pamela Horton of Manchester was her sister's maid ol Page 2 1 P age 1 2 , 1 P age 13 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Page 1 7 and Mrs. .fame Saport of 36 Iceland honor. Bridesmaids were Leslie Lavery ol Windsor; k.------_ Drive. Hast Hartford, recently com­ Horton of 17 Village St,. Manchester. The bridegroom is Dianne Moskites of Windsor, the bridegroom's sister, pleted the Tabulatinp Equipment the son of Mr and Mrs. (Jeorge P. Moskites Sr. of Wind­ and Cheryl Nolan ol Tewksbury. Mass., the bride's sor. Repair Course at the U.S. Army cousin. The Rev. (Jary Cornell of Rhode Island performed the Sipnal School, Port (Jordon. Ga. Wayne Engman ol Manche.ster served as best man. Hanrbrfitpr double-ring ceremony. Dianne Terry of West Hartlord Durinp the traininp. students Ushers were W illiam Mann 111 ol East Granby. Kenneth was soloist and David Morse of Manchester, organist. received instruction on the inspec­ MaeShane of lx)welL Mass., the bride's cousin; and -J* I Fair Tonight, The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a tion. adjustment and the repairinp of Ronald Nadeau of Meriden. sheer organdy gown designed with Queen Anne neckline, Cioudy Friday improperly opei;atinp electrical ae- A reception was held at Willie's Steak House in eountinp machines. fitted bodice accented with venise lace, full Bishop Manchester, after whih the couple lelt for Daytona Beach Datall* on pagu 2 Killliy Ann Miiwr sleeves accented with lace garlands, and A-line skirt " ■.a*??- i I',. Saport entered the Army in and Disneyworld in Florida. For traveling. .Mrs Moskites N iw V l{i)l><’rl S. Iti'ilili'n September 1978 He praduated from- fashioned with vertical bands of lace flowers and triple wore an oyster-white suit with matching accessories. The border lace edging the chapel train. Her shoulder-length East Hartlord Hiph School in 1978. couple will reside in East Hartford. veil war attached to n l.in' covered ( town nnd she Mrs. Moskites is employed by the Steak Club ol Engaged Airman Victoria A. Jarvais. Wethersfield. Mr. Moskites is the executive chel al the 36 Hrralb Heist Arrest dauphler ol Mrs D. Durocher of 228 Lewis St. Restaurant in Hartlord. iTully plmloi Vol. XCVIII, No. 163 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday. April 12, 1979 I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1681 • 20it Single Copy • 15$ Home Delivered \lincr-K»*rl(l«*ii Kasi SI . Hebron, has been selected NEW YORK (UPI) - Federal lor technical traininp at Sheppard parole officials today arrested the The enpapemenl ol Miss Kathy AEH. Texas, in the Air Force suspected m asterm ind of the $5,8 Ann .Miner ol Manchester to Hohert medical service Held million Lufthansa cargo heist at Scot I H<'dden D W AllEIIOIJSE associating with persons with Kxpeclalions in KasI Hartford surance Co in Montpelier. VI Hrenimoor Road. East Hartford, has prior criminal records, in this Mr Redden pradiiated from Holton Of CD Fund Mr (iiislafson is a 1971 f'radiiateol completed the Amphibian Vehicle case Angelo John Sepe, another Hiph School and is currently atten- hc Manchesler IfiKh School lie Oflice Course, O low Mery day pice on figure linked to the airport dinp Hie University of (,’onnecticul. agreorent with your unsuhstantiated Kradiialed. summa cum laude. from The live-week course was con­ I ro b b e ry .______By (;m :(; im iah so n He IS employed as an ambulance judgments on the Manchester Lyndon Stale College, where he ducted al the Marine Corps Base, Menild Iteporler attendant al Manchesler Ambulance Camp Pendleton. Calif Sunshine Housing Assistance Plan," Weiss majored in music education He is an Holy Days MANCHESTER - The state Com­ Uo A 1978 .praduate of Virpinia w rote. elementary music instructor in The mission on Human Rights and Oppor­ The couple is |)lanninp an Aup. 5 Military Institute. Lexinpton. Va., Hi-Ho These are the high holy days for MUD makes the final decision on Orleans, Soiilhwesl district of Ver- tunities, questioning the town's per­ m oni weddinp al South United Methodist with a bachelor s depree, he joined both Jews and Christians and what steps a town has to take if it Uhiirch in Manchesler. iNassiff Crackers Jews around the world celebrated formance in meeting employment wants to receive Community A June 24 weddinp is planned the Marine Corps, in 1978 photo I their delivery from ancient Egypt and housing goals, has recommended Development funding for the next with the feast of Seder at least temporary withholding of the year. Its letter to the town earlier Wednesday. Christians are town’s fifth-year (1979-80) Communi­ this year had been a preliminary preparing for Easter with its ty Development grant. assuri)nce that no further Prizes Awarded in MCC The commission has recommended ► memory of the crucified Christ leipiirements would have to he met triumphant over death. In the the town take certain steps before it by the town before it leceives its OHitr itorH timeless cities of the Holy Land receives the funding, including fifth-year grant, Mrs. (iro rfic I*. IVIo.skitr.s ,fr. thousands of pilgrims poured in placing a higher priority on the con­ Town officials have said HUD has Photography ’79 Contest ekarfi ai from all countries, with the usual struction of new rental units. given no indication that it has gaggle of hucksters following in The town, however, has said the I'liangcd its stance. mieii at commission's recommendation is Two color photographs that were the other highlighted hy the sun. lin .Szeher, third prize. Honorable their wake from the Wailing Wall HUD now is doing its annual based on incomplete information and entered in "Photography '79," a .lames Sanlerre of Hartford also won mention was awarded to photos by to the Church of the Holy review of the town's Community a lirsi prize lor his gold and black Plans is in conflict with the .stance of the competition sponsored recently by Peter Danyliw of Manchester. Carol cese I Sepulcher, Development application. Part of Manchester (,'ommunity College, [irinl of a lieacli illuminated by thp Carney of .South Windsor, and You ean eouirt on ui for savings federal Department of Housing and that work includes A-95 reviews by were awarded first prizes, a decision sun al a low angle, whirlTT-reatod Richard Paskowsky of Springfield. SkaaMn't yoa bt iko^^inj E Junket Time Urban Development, which operates other agencies and commissions, in­ that was unprecedented in the deep shadows and mysterious The other judges, all from MCC. Craft Fair the Community Development cluding the state Commission on history of the cornpetitibns. shapes were Roland Cliircio. assistant laaiiif at E4«aMi Foo4 WarakoaM WASHINGTON (UPI) - And program . Human Mights aqd Opportunities. "The judges reached a deadlock in Olhi'r sinners in the color category prolessor of FInglish; Lawrence NEW BRITAIN — Potters, weavers, and per.sons in­ while most people are celebrating General alarm fire at E.F. Houghton and and equipment from Manchester, Bolton, H ill) wrote to Manchester earlier That commission’s review has choosing one of the two prints for the were Peter Panecki of Hartford, se­ Willard, assistant professor of com­ volved in all crafts are invited to show their wares at the either the Passover or the Co., 44 Stock Place, Manchester, early this Vernon and South Windsor responded to the this year and .said the town would not been completed and said, "The com- first prize." state Sylvian Ofiara. cond prize, and (’ynlliia Stansfield of Resurrection, at least 108 be expected to take any additional munications; and Richard Daley, in­ annual Spring Crafts Fair at Central Connecticut State morning heavily, damaged the office and alarm. (Herald photo by Burbank) ini.ssimi must temporarily recom­ assistant profes.sor of pholopraphy at Manchesler. third place. Honorable structor ol photography (,'ollcpe, April '23-25. MANCHESTER members of Congress will be steps to receive Community Develop­ mend against funding." It asked that storage buildings at the facility. Firefighters the College and coordinator of mention was awarded to photos by Apiiroximately 100 qualified The fair w ill be held on the Student Center lawn of the Open Monday thru making their usual Easter recess ment funding in the next year._^-^^ the town meet certain goals before "Pholopraphy '79." "Finally, we William Collins of East Hartfoni, photographs were entered by some 60 New Britain campus from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. visits to at least 18 foreign coun­ The town this morning completed a funding is released. agreed that the only fair decision was Henry Link of Hartford. Peggy individuals The winning photos, and Persons interested in obtaining a booth or more infor­ Saturday 9: am to 9: pm tries whose capitals are noted for letter in response to the state Com­ It said the town has not displayed to award a first prize to each photo." .lohnslon ol Manchesler and .leffrey most of the others, w ill be on display m ation should contact Bob Schneeweiss at 827-7335. pleasant climates at this time of mission on Human Rights and Oppor­ “a firm commitment" to housing, he said Prize winners, and winners Cummings of Hartlord in the Stairwell (Jallery of the College the year, among them Peking, Chemical Plant Fire tunities. The strongly worded letter assistance. The Housing Assistance of honorable mention, received cer­ In the black-and-white category, lord Road Campus of the College Moscow, Geneva, Paris, Berlin, ' pointed out the previous information Plan is part of the town's application tificates and ribbons for their work first prize went to W. .lohn lluss of through April 27. The public is invited Brussels, Prague, Dublin, Tokyo, the tcAvn has received from HUD and for Community Development and es- M arlin Szeber of Manchester won a East Hartford for his photo a nude to view the photos, free of charge, Cairo, and Jerusalem, (jhina is the town's belief that the state com­ lahli.shcs goals for providing housing first prize for his photo of two female torso in swirling motion. weekdays fro m 8;.30 a m . u n til 10 the top attraction for platoons of m ission ba.sed its recom m endation aid for low- and moderate-income Kept Under Control on inadequate information. buildings against a brilliant blue sky. Other winners were .lane Olivera of p m . and Saturdays from 9a.m until Easter recess junketeers — 43 of residents. with one building in silhouette and Manchesler, .second prize, and Mar­ them will be in that country in Town Manager Robert Weiss wrote noon town trucks to dam up water which "To meet the needs of three different delegations. But, By SUSAN VAUGHN Soap Co., known as Bon Ami which to Arthur CJreen, executive director had accumulated from the fire to low/modcrato income per.sons the name a sightseer's paradise out­ Herald Reporter destroyed that company Jan. 8, 1973. of the com m ission, and .said he was Don Burton, chief field inspector keep it from running downhill into Town of Manchester must place a INairohi fTe Wish You A Very Happy Easter side the United States and you will MANCHESTER — A hazardous "dismayed" by the commission's higher priority on promoting the con­ COTT from the Hazardous Materials the riv e r. find a congressman, it seems. fire in the E.F. Houghton and Co. recommendation. struction of new rental units," the Emergency Response Unit of the Burton said he does not expect any chemical mixing plant and distribu­ "Comments hy Ron Black (HUD's commission wrote. Eatery SHOP PINEHURST FOR THE Food Safety tion center on Stock Place early this Department of Environmental serious effects from the chemicals assistant area director) as recently — See l’ii«c Tu i'lvc morning burned out about one-third Protection, also praised the work of that ran into the river because they as April 9 indicate that HUD is not in VERIREST EASTER HAMS WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the fire departments in containing were in a very diluted solution. The SHELLS OUT of the building, but was kept under Also shop for small oven ready imported frozen LAMB LEGS. Large Fresh House health subcommittee, chemicals were mostly nitrates and control by the quick cooperation of the fire to the one area. PERDUE ROASTING (JHICKEINS. fresh turkeys and the veribest Stanley's which approached the issue of phosphates. several fire departments under the Burton called the situation in nuBncj^irand^^ ,,, whether food .safety laws should The soluble chemicals which direction of the Eighth District Fire regard to the the hazardous be retooled so saccharin and other mixed with the water from the Curfew Covers Cll MILES I*. \\ M I.M L Department. chemicals "relatively stable” this 8HURFINE 3 C M substances alleged to cause NAIROBI, Kenya lUPD Tobin's 1st Prizs 18 to 21 lb. State fire marshall investigators morning. His unit was at the scene ol firefighting were being pumped out cancer in test animals can remain ICS Ambassador CRANBERRY (Water Added) Short Shanked were on the scene this morning and the fire at 4 a.m. and directed the — S('c I ’tigc Tw elve in use by humans, was told Wilbert le Melle thought SAUCE indicated that the fire may be on the plan' reminded him of Wednesday they must retain some Disaster Area suspicious origin. There were in­ absolute safeguards, and just the Denver He predicted it 3 3 « EASTER FOR EASTER! dications that someone may have WICHITA FALIJ5, Texas (U P D - lor more victims began at dawn and opposite, that the rules now are would liecome a "perma­ entered the building through a pan­ $ 1 3 9 When you buy three 32 Oz. bottles of Cott,Soda, too absolute. What brought about A dusk-to-dawn curfew shrouded Mayor Kenneth Hill said he Riared nent center devoted to ,'i eless window in the south side garage ■ we’ll give you a break on a dozen eggs. theoe conflicting views is the fact devastated Wichita Falls today while the death count would continue to gre.it American in- HAMS type door, said Ralph Hazen, survivors of the worst tornado dis­ rise as workers continued the slow sliliillon " HAM GLAZE Everyone has got a flavorite Cott. Root Beer, Black there is little more than a month remaining before expiration of a sergeant from the bureau of the state aster in five years tried to bring process of sifting the rubble. Cherry,Orange, Cola, Raspberry, etc. Try it! Regular or Diet. The twisters liad dropped at sun­ Tile sulijeci ot this con­ Fresh or SMOKED Sfanfey's 1977 law halting the proposed ban fire marshall. He said the fire some degree of normalcy hack into started near an electrical panel in their lives. down all along the Texas-Oklahoma troversy IS llullalo Hill's 6 1 * on saccharin. However, the par­ 'it'.-- e ■Saloon and E aling I louse the west section of the building which border and le ft 56 dead in .sevRjral EASTER KIELBASA ties involved seem to agree It w ill not he easy. Some said it w ill iMiniierly a drab hotel was destroyed. ' communities and more than 600 in­ nothing much w ill happen and any take 10 years fo r the c ity of 100,000 to restaurant III minutes from Several precautions wdre taken in jured. The Department of Public eventual Food and Drug Ad­ ret.'ovcr from the killer tornado that fighting the fire against the large Safety confirmed at least 42 people the center ol Nairobi But- MORRELL'S ministration ban w ill be at least a reduc(!(l homes to kindling, concrete E Z CARVE, fully U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS had died in Wichita Falls alone, with I year or more away. storehouse of chemicals and to rubble, and steel to twisted masses cooked, hocklete, OVEN ROAST BEEF hundreds more injured. lalo Hill's is argualily the lubricating oils stored in the one- along its six-mile long, and six-block •hankleee Easter Hamt story plant. Only two Eighth District And while Wichita Falls and other first esiablishmeni in Pact Details wide path at sunset Tuesday. Black Alrica devoted to the will weigh 13 to 15 Iba. firefighters were sent to the hospital towns Wednesday dug out of the RUMP ROAST EYE ROUND WASHINGTON (UPI) - Both debris, the same weather front glorification ol the hum ... buy whole or ’/> to have their eyes flushed as a Most residents early today had Oven Roast the Teamsters union and trucking spread into Kansas, Missouri and burger and American precautionary measure against the power and water, lessening the restaurant kitsch .*2.29 industry maintain their new toxic fumes. They were Robert Watts danger that fire might sweep through Arkansas, also spinning tornadoes T h ere is a horsehoe '.*2.39 three-year tentative agreement and Ormand Gagnon. the homes reduced to matchsticks. and causing some damage and in­ calls for about a 30 percent in­ Other firefighters felt sick from But many still were uncertain if any juries, tnit no fatalities. bar" with .saddles for bar KRAKUS CENTER CUT BOTTOM ROUND crease in wage and benefits. breathing some of the fumes and had of their friends and relatives lay dead City officials in Wictiila Falls stools I,some snicker that IMPORTER BOnOM ROUND POT ROAST file administration, however to use air pacs to enter the very hot in debris-strewn areas yet un­ Wednesday imposed all-night they are English saddles), VERY LEAN places it at 22.5 percent — the fire which was discovered by police searched. curfews and price freezes to eiirh walls covered with Wild exact lim it under President A sec.’ond day of the grisly .search looting and profiteering. HAMS lb * on patrol at 2;44 a m., according to West memorabilia and a In 4 tlzea '.*2.29 1 a89 Carter’s inflation-fighting 7 per Deputy Fire Chief John Christensen. steadv diet ol eoiinlry and cent yearly cap on wage-benefit The Eighth District volunteers western music 2 lb. c a n ___ 5 i 8 9 Reelly JUMBO heeds ol Celll. increases. responded to the call immediately Patrons munch 3 lb. c a n ___ 8 i 6 9 The administration worked with three pieces of equipment and chee.sehurgers and baki'd Uganda Regime Wednesday to convince American 5 lb. can .. 1 3 i 5 9 the aerialscope truck, and within five lieans while silting in an er­ ICEBERG workers the guidelines had sur­ minutes the fire was fully involved satz ehuek wagon or eonniv 11 lb. can .. 2 8 , 7 9 vived. It was just a matter of with flames shooting 15 to 25 feet ja il. mathematics. above the building, according to Wal­ Waiters wear cowboy LETTUCE 4 9 * LARGE HEAD ly Irish, a firefighter and public in- Claims Victory outfits. A waitress in We^re Sorry lormation officer for the fire depart­ denim miniskirt, five- m ent. Shurfine Bacon Telephones in the customer ser­ KAMPALA, Uganda (UPIj - on Uganda Radio. "An era of peace gallon hat and high leather ASPARA6US lb-99* vice department of The Herald Other companies which responded and reconciliation will follow. ” boots twirls a black plastic Uganda's new provisional ad­ lb. * 1 . 3 9 Florida Summor were not in working order today. to the district's call for help were the ministration declared Uxiay "we The crowds that had gathered lor pistol as she proclaims; S q u a th The Herald regrets any in- Town Fire Department, Vernon, Lulc’s arrival — including many peo­ "One cola mhili baridi SELECTED have won the war" against Idi Amin Cukaa... Toma I convenience caused to sub- South Windsor and Bolton. The ple fresh from looting nearby homes tisante sana (one very cold Idaho Baking and appealed to thousands of men, Green Beane I scribers as a result. different departments were — clapped, chanted and sang, "Lu- c o la )," Our Perdue women and children who had POTATOES Peppers... P a rtla y stationed around the entire plant and stripped most of the city bare in an Icl" Lu-lel" "Business is fantastic," Oven-Stutter Romefne... B ro e e o ll Inside Today aided in bringing water from other orgy of looting to return the stolen Ssebunya urged the crowd to stop say.s Michael J.'' 5189* Across the, rai\rpad tracks FRESH ROASTING goods. ItKJting "in the spirit of oneness. Handelman, the bearded B usiness...... behind the giant and from the We'd like to see another demonstra­ Londoner who dreamed up CHICKENS C la s s ifie d ...... The arrival of the provisional will weigh 6W to 7 Ibe. LAND OF LAKES BUTTER...... e.S I.39 Hockanum River, once the hydrants tion tomorrow, hut this time with the restaurant and its (C om ics...... government's new president, scholar Stutt with Pepperldge MOTTS 15 O Z . APPLESAUCE...... 2170* 1 from North Main Street were em- people marching hack to government decor. , Farm or Arnold eeaGoned PERRIER WATER...... Eklitorial ...... pited. 'This section of the E.F. Houghton & Co. chemical mixing Youssef Lule, 67, from neighboring offices and homes with the things ttiifllng. Entertainment Tanzania was delayed, probably until "1 think Americans miss RICOHA CHEESE...... Irish praised Fire Chief Ted plant was destroyed by fire early this morning. Sacks and they have stolen." ...... S1J9 Gardening — Friday, and tens of thousands of peo­ Many people heard Ssebunya’s hamburgers. " he says. Lingard for directing the tactical barrels of chemicals stacked at the rear and to the right MOZZARELLA CHEESE ...... $1.03 I Obituaries ___ .12 ple who thronged downtown Kam­ appeal while still carrying things "After all,' coming to operations which he said kept the fire Peopletalk — from destroying the entire complex, released toxic substances into the air and water and were to be pala were ordered to disperse. they had looted only a few minutes Africa is enough of an 13-15 Open here at 302 Main Tliura. & Fri. 8 ,\M til 8 PM I S p o rts ...... Irish called it one of the most serious removed as soon as the state fire marshal’s office completed “ We have won the war," Informa­ before. Looters sat on stolen chairs adventure for most of ...1 6 [Television ___ fires in the district since the Orford its investigation. (Herald photo by Vaughn) ^ tion Director Robert Ssebunya said them They feel a'little lost and tables. without clean sheets and PINEHURST GROCERY INC. American forxi." PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. April 12, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., April 12, 1979— PAGE THREE Gay Rights Bill Loses Woman Says Pot Isn’t Victimless Society Signs Contract HARTFORD (UPI) — An Blast Hartford woman says ConiiMticut shouldn't reduce penalties for possession of By Big Margin in House marijuana because use of the drug isn't a victimless For Firehouse Museum crime. MANCHESTER -- The Connecticut B'iremcn's Historical Society are removed from the building. HARTFORD (UPI» - The House defeat shocked members of the gay on the basis of their private sexual Mary Ann Pressamaria told the Legislature's Firemen's Historical Society this determined to convert the firehouse Others who attended the signing in­ has overwhelmingly defeated a bill to community. behavior. Judiciary Committee Wednesday that her 20-year-old morning signed a contract to lease into a showcase for the group's cluded Town Manager Robert Weiss, son's dependence on the drug had "torn apart" her fami- outlaw housing and job discrimina­ "I did not expect it to pass," said "This bill does not advertise (he Pine Street firehouse, a firehouse collection of old fire equipment, un­ Carol Zebb, assistant town planner, it hopes to turn into a museum within tion in Connecticut against Don Zajac of the Connecticut Gay homosexuality. It does not project it l.v- iforms, pictures and other and Durward Miller, chairman of the College students and parents jammed the committee a year. homosexuals, bisexuals and persons Task Force. "But I expected a closer as desirable," Rep. Irving Stolberg, memorabilia. Cheney National Historic District room for public testimony on a proposal to make posses­ The town and the firemen's group who live together. margin thari this.” D-New Haven, said in defense of the Selleck said the group hopes the Committee. The firehouse is within sion of less than an ounce of marijuana an infraction, agreed to a 50-year lease of the one­ A week ago, after more than two Earlier in the day. the "Blue proposal. He added that discrimina­ museum can be operational, although the designated liistorie distriet. equivalent to receiving a parking ticket. time fire station, which is at the cor­ hours of emotionally draining debate, Berets," an anti-smut group from tion against gays would continue probably not complete, by next "He terrorized the family. He terrorized everyone ner of Pine Street and Hartford the Senate approved the controver­ Flast Hartford, stood in front of the even if the bill passed. spring. ' No Need for Draft around him because of a Jekyll and Hyde personality Road. sial measure by only two votes. The House passing out leaflets that said. "But as a symbol, this bill is im­ It has established a list of what BOSTON (UPI) — Secretary of the caused by marijuana." said Mrs. Pressamaria, leader of "You now have full control of a House debated the issue for less than "Homosexual love is no love, but un­ portant," he said. needs to be done for the conversion, Army Clifford L. Alexander says he an hour Wednesday and then killed the Connecticut Citizens for Decency, a group opposed to firehouse," Judge of Probate bridled lust." Rep. Rosalind Berman, R-New and it now must decide which of doesn't see any need for reinstituting the bill on a 98-49 vote. sex education and gay rights. William FitzGerald told Arthur In the chamber itself. Rep. Haven, agreed. those steps to do first, Sellectk said. the draft because the all-volunteer It was the sixth straight yean the Mrs. Pressmaria. who said she was addressing the Selleck, president of the firemen's Anthony Truglia, D-Stamford, passed "I think it's sad in 1979 in this coun­ The society's Board of Directors Army is providing the nation with Legislature has rejected either a gay try, we are still fighting the battle of committee as a mother, cited prior testimony given by society, after the contract signing. will meet soon to discuss the restora­ enough combat ready soldiers. out literature telling colleagues that Dr. Gabriel Nahas of the Columbia College of Physicians "You have our congratulations or rights bill or a proposal incor­ parents have a right to protect their equal rights,” she said. tion project, and Selleck said it also Although some members of and Surgeons. our sympathy, don't know which," porating gays rights. If the measure children from homosexuals. But a number of lawmakers said is hoped the group's annual meeting Congress and others arc urging a had passed, Connecticut would have Nahas, president of the International Medical Council FitzGerald said with a smile. The can be held in October in Manchester The bill rejected by the House did they were concerned the measure return to the selective service on Drug Use, said prolonged use of marijuana was harm­ tirohousc is in rundown condition and to show off progress on the museum. become the first state in the nation to not deal exclusively with would allow homosexuals to adopt system, Alexander said Wednesday, ful to the brain, lungs and reproductive system. has bcTti used only for storage by the Chief ,lohn Rivosa. wlio attended guarantee civil rights for gay homosexuals. Under the proposal, no children. "It is the Army's position and my citizens. Dave Champagne, 16, who is associated with Narconon, lire department in recent years. Health Fair for Teens one could be discriminated against this morning's signing, said the fire position that a draft is unnecessary The overwhelming margin of a drug treatment program in New London, said he But. Selleck and the Connecticut department's equipment has been and unwarranted." Bennet Junior High School students crowd Rennet’s first Health Awareness Fair for started smoking pot when he was 13 and spent up to $100 a around Manchester Police Officer Larry Teenagers held Wednesday at the school. week on pot. Wilson while he explains the police There were also booths and demonstrations "There is no way to use drugs responsibly because .Al-Aiioii (Groups department’s drug display and talks about Laotian Family Delayed you're not rraponsible when you use it, " said Cham­ on health foods, the lung and heart pagne. MANCHESTER - Al- GREENS & THINGS the various drugs common in today’s drug a.ssociations. iHerald photo by Pinto) cooking utensils and silverware. said. But Reed Fendler, 21, a member of the University of Anon family groups will scene. The demonstration was part of MANCHESTER - The Laotian Tables for the children to use when The Catholic Family Charities is Connecticut Senate, said the "punishment should fit the meet tonight at 8 at the FLOWERING EASTER PLANTS FRESH CUT FLOWERS family of 12 scheduled to arrive in they study are also needed, Mrs. the primary sponsor of the families, crime," which he called "victimless" I’allifimlcrs Chib, 102 Nor­ CARNATIONS Manchester yesterday, has been Carr said. out local sponsors are needed. The "I'm a law abiding person. If I smoke a joint I don't man St . and Friday at 10 AFRICAN VIOLETS 'AZALEAS STANDARD k MINIATURE Peopletalk -delayed in leaving for the United An East Hartford family has other two families are now living in want logo to jail," he said. "1 want to go to law school" a.m at South United CALCEOCARIAS OAFFODILS DAISIES 'DAFFODILS States and is expected to arrive offered a sofa, but no pne with a apartments in the Odd Fellows Joyce Perrotte, 29. a wellare mother ol three, also Methodist Church campus. CHRYSANTHEMUMS (BBaONIAS BABY'S BREATH 'HEATHER sometime next week. truck has volunteered to pick up fur­ Building. spoke against the bill but said she was a victim because The beginners group will CINERARIAS 'aARDENIAS MUMS niture, she said. "It would be nice jf meet tonight at 7:,30 and A great many things are still "It was a good thing that the she faces a 360-day jail term for possession of a con­ LILIES'TULIPS SPIDER A FOOTBALL we could find some chairs to go along At Science Fair Alateen, for the 12- to 20- ROBES'IRIB'STATICE'TULIPB The Top Ten Nose List needed to make their apartment on Keolay family didn't arrive on time. trolled substance. I HYACINTHS the first floor of the Odd Fellows with the sofa,” she added. We would have had only an empty "I was a victim of the law and legal harassment,” she Mitchell Reid, 9, of West Center Street, year-oUl children of The family, as well as a Laotian problem drinkers, at B at What does Kris Kristofferson have Brown in Hollywood, "another Dylan and Mick dagger, along with Building a home, Mrs, Nancy Carr, apartment for them,” Mrs. Carr said. “It is unbelievable to me this kind of thing can be Manchester, is intent on watching a mouse in Alice Cooper's ex-roomie, Cindy executive director of the Manchester family of 10 and another one of four, said. done because I had a small amount of marijuana in my the Patlifinders Club, in common with Catherine straight '.laws' might have been a lit­ needs a local sponsor, Mrs. Carr its glass cage. The exhibit was one of several The lamily groups arc OPEN EASTER SUNDAY Lang. Area Conference of Churches, said. apartment." Dencueve? Sen Charles I'ercy of tle much ' made by students at Washington School for open to those affected by The family, coming from a warm Senate Majority Leader Richard Bozzuto, R- I p l a n t p e o p l e a r e n ic e p e o p l e with Princess Grace of So he and Richard Zanuck have Carr's Lot the annual science fair. Parents and students someone with a drinking Monaco? rung in a new partner to produce the climate, will need warm clothing, Watertown, said marijuana has a "dire effect on human 208 W. MIODLE TPKE, MANCHESTER 643-1635 There will be no door prizes at Mrs, Carr said. They are small peo­ Area Police Report beings” and decriminalizing the drug simply "brightens viewed the exhibits Tuesday night at a PTA problem OPEN DAILY 10-8 lAT. A SUN. TIL 0 Well, according to Dr Brenf next lish-hites-man epic -- as com­ producer Allan Carr's birthday party ple, and the mother would need no the green light for experiment and casual use of Jo.seph, a l/)s Angeles plastic sur­ edy. Matty Simmons, producer of the meeting. (Herald photo by Strempfer) May 27. There won't even be any larger that a size seven. The Laotian marijuana.” geon, they possess four of the world's ■intic "Animal Mouse, " and a crew of Kenneth Avery, 59, of Oliver Road, doors. children are not as large as VERNON - Hugh Collins, 24, of “Diecriminalization will increase usage and heighten 20 best no.ses "best proportioned writers from "National Lampoon " Carr, one of Hollywood's best- Box Mountain Drive was charged Manchester, was charged will do the joti American children. For example, a the possibility we will waste a generation of young for their faces." And, says Dr known party givers, is so delighted Monday night with third-degree Wednesday with driving while under •lo.seph, "size has ah.soliitely nothing Brown says he first suggested the seven-year old is about the size of a people," Bozzuto said. He added pot "hinders the ability with the three acres of land he just criminal mischief and disorderly the influence of liquor or drugs or to deal with complexity." to do with the ratings a big nose is idea to Simmons, asking, "What do five-year-old here, Mrs. Carr said. bought in the ultra-expensive Bel-Air conduct. The arrest was made in con­ both. Police said he was observed Russ Redgate, a third-year law student at UConn, no wor.se than a small one" you think of this for a movie: 'daws' Still needed are two double beds, district of Beverly Hills he's planning three twin-sized beds, a crib, all nection with a disturbance at his driving erratically on Route 83. He called the law "intolerable" and said the high usage of Other men on the list: Warren meets Animal House?'” Replied was released on a $250 nonsurety to throw the party in his vacant lot. kinds of bedding, bureaus, kitchen home. He was released on his pot by soldiers in South Vietnam disproved the argument Beatty, Steve Garvey, "Hattleslar Simmons: "I liate it " But not lor Sniffs Carr, "Anybody can hold a chairs, all sorts of dishes, pots, pans. promise to appear in court April 17. .bond for court April 17. it affected a person's ability to deal with stress. Galactica" spaceman Dirk Benedict, long party in their house. Having a party “I have never seen a group of men react more Olympic athlete Bruce .lenner, The new sequel tentatively is on a vacant lot shows imagination." magnificently to stress," he said, referring to soldiers he Michael Landon, .lan-Michael Vin­ titled, ".laws .?, People 0." was with in Vietnam who spoked pot. cent and Billy Dee Williams Glimpses Deputh Assistant State's Attorney Robert Hall said he Women of classical probisci Marvin's Marauders Heavyweight champ Muhammad couldn't see giving a young person a criminal record for Olivia Newton-.lohn, Candice Attorney Marvin Mitchelson, Ali will give one of his paintings and possession of marijuana when officials could devote time Bergen, .lane Fonda, TV personality a publicity boosts to the U.N.'s Com­ CARKT already well known in Hollywood for to dealing with more serious crimes. Sandy Hill, Cheryl Ladd. CtiervI SBM, rc[irescnling the women of the mittee against Apartheid on Good "The only way to bring respect to the system is to bring Tiegs, Leslie Uggams and Nancy lamoiis in divorce suits, has not been Friday when he unveils his latest, about the decriminalization of marijuana," he said. Wilson hurt tiy the putilieity surrounding his tilled "Freedom" ... When Yul Brynner leaves the stage of the Pen- SAIE participation in the "palimony" trial Jawbreaker between Lee Marvin and former mis­ tages theater in Los Angeles Satur­ Rail Sale Expected day he will have completed his 3 DAYS ONLY "daws" and '.laws 2 " have made tress Michelle Triola Marvin. THURS.-FRI.-SAT. (APRIL 1M3-14J Latest to sign up for his .services: 2,500th performance as the King of GROTON (UPI) — The sale of 29,9 miles of Conraid more than $170 million so far, and it's track to the Providence and Worcester Co. to provide hard for moviemakers not to follow Mrs. David Bowie, wile of the British Siam in "The King and I,” his award­ PADDING 3/8” (This Sale Only) 49' winning stage and movie role — direct rail service between southeastern Connecticut and up on that But, .says producer David rocker She joins the Me.sdames Bob ______W hh tho purchoao of 12 *k 15* ot "etcetera, etcetera, etcetera” ... Massachusetts is almost a certainty, an aide to Rep. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., says, AREA RUGSi'^' from ^79 to ^539 U.S. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams Wednesday ordered an impartial body composed of five TYPE SIZE WAS NOW TYPL SIZE federal agencies to settle the disputed sale, which has the Chamber Gets New Velvet Dark Green 1 2 x 9 Mush Thick Russell 12 X 1 3 9 Splush Parchment 1 1 x 7 5 support of the state, eastern Connecticut industry and Blue Beige Plush lO x 1 3 3 member In some instances those Desert Sky Blue 12x20 1 2 x 2 8 congressional delegations from both states. Plush Rust Sandlewood Plush 12 X 10 VERNON In a series of motions wanting maps were charged 10 cents KITCHEN TYPE CARPET Plush Willuw I 2 x 15 Steve Diana of the Community Polyester W hile 12 X 11 7 The order, known as a supplemental transfer proposal, Parchment Plush 11 X 10 5 Wednesday, directors of the lor each one. 10 Decorator Colors Green M ulti Plush 1 2 x 8 Bride Committee said complaints 12 X 9 6 Golden Gold Spree Rust 1 2 x 15 provides for the agencies to determine a fair price for the 1 2 x 12 Rockville Area Chamber of I'his year each advertiser will be had been received concerning con­ Kit Plaid Green 'Yell Royal Blue 15 X 12 Brown,-tWhite Grass 12 X 17 track after examining Conrail's financial records, Dodd Blue & White Loop 1 2 x 1 9 Commerce accepted new area ma|is given 25 free copies btil each M O W ^ ^ y d . 12 x 8 11 crete barriers on the new portion of 3 Soft Pink Parrolf Green 1 2 x 1 1 6 aide Bruce Gwinn said. 12 X 23 and approved charges tor them chamtier member will only be given Apple Green Blue Velvet 1 2 x 14 Interstate 86. He said they are 12 X 18 Grey White Plush Green Loop 1 2 i 13 The chamber has 52.IMM) copies of one free copy and will he charged 35 FREE SPIRIT 12 X 17 2 eyesores and the Department of Antique Green Red/Rust 12 X 14 12 X 15 the map which covers Vernon, cents lor individual maps and $20 per o n White Beige Old Spree lo op 1 2 x 10 lytckiiffrtg EadiM)v«tT kl Transportation was asked if the 12 • 1 8 9 Ellington, and Tolland A large'por too Sangria Red Rust Orange Loop n i 9 6 MNDMHQMO plut-tlu fothi*m chamber could have permission to S ^ 9 9 Brown White 12 X 1 8 5 Bay Green Plush 1 2 x 12 12 X 8 9 lion of the printing cost was off.sel l).v Tlie.se charges will he doubled for Mow O n ly Sq. yd. Mapie.Walnul Brownlooe Tan 1 2 x 1 8 5 plant vines along the barriers. 1 2 x 2 9 9 Beige Velvet Almond 1 2 x 11 5 adverli.sements that border the map 12 X 12 non-chamher member at 50 cents per fie said he was told that the state is tmeraid Green Suade Plush 1 2 x 12 i k m i FLUSH 1 2 x 6 6 Pink Velvet Sky Granrte 1 2 x 2 0 It contains emergency numbers, a single ma|) and $40 per hundred. 12 X II Wlkerc teskimn U a planning to do this so the chamber Discontinued Item Avocado Heavy lo o p Slate 1 2 x 1 3 6 12 X 15 brief history of the area and has a In other action the hoard heard a doesn't have to. Beigetorse MuHi Loop Velvet Sandlewood 1 2 x 17 laofc, Hal a fUa. $ 7 5 0 Green Velvet 12x8 Plush Frosted Beige 1 2 x 15 picture of the addition to Rockville report by Bolierl Tedoldi on a new in­ Granite Blue 12 X 15 Plans were announced for the an­ Ble Hi Lo 1 2 x 9 8 I Yd. 12 • 18 General Hospital surance plan for chamber members. H i LO off White Red Orange 12* 1 8 6 $p*cial S iz ii nual spring outing June 5 at the Elks Scroll GoW 12 X 7 6 Li Glue Velvet 12 k 2 6 In past years some of the maps 12 X 17 12)4 to 2Bki He said the service is not available Carriage House. North Park Street. Colonial Cooper Multil Li Green 12 X 10 SPECIAL PURCHASE Woodland Brown 12 X 19 and 3S-52 have been left at various points in on an individual basis and it will be lim e Plush 1 3 * 1 1 6 The guest speaker will be Thomas 1 2 x 2 8 6 HI-LO MULTI-COLOR Sky Blue Federal Blue ’ 2 * 1 0 4 12 X 17 town to t)c given away and 10 free olfered only if at least 50 individuals Wolff and Steve Dempsey will Beige Velvet Gr>id Plush 12* 14.7 Summer G»een 12 I 1 6 6 copies were given to each chamber M l Royal Blue 12* 13.9 or families sign up provide the entertainment. 1 2 x 18 Antique Gold Royal Blue 12 * 10 124 1 0 7 12 X 15 Oak B'own Blue Green loop 1 2 * 2 4 6 229 1 4 7 Orange Plush 12 X 16 9 Autumn Rust 12 1 10 12 x24 CONGOLEUM Beige Velvet Red on Red 12 » 1 0 7 9 i 11 Tmst Chablis Lush Green 1 2* 13 INalional W<‘a l l i e r ^ Many Rolls & Remnants Beige Blue 12 I 1 2 9 Harvest Orange 1 2 * 1 2 8 Putty Beige 12 X 11 Sky Blue 12* 12 Grotto Brown 1 2 x 1 1 6 City Kest Hi 1X1 pc 79 75 Desert Blue 1 2 * 1 3 8 Miami Beach Bright Gold .2 X 1 2 6 Alhii(|uerque \)C Orange Plaid 12* 12 53 34 Milwaukee pc 44 35 Green White U ‘ X 13 Parrott Green 1 2 * 1 3 6 Ancliiirage V 42 30 Minneapolis r 49 40 'DECORATOR CARPETS YOUR HOME BASE! 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Thur»„ April 12, v m Panel Criticizes McCoy House Will Get Tough On Police Fund Question With Unruly Students HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut student 's past disciplinary behavior-when By BARBARA RICHMOND conducted by other persons,” the mayor was referring to House has voted to get tough with unruly determine how long to suspend or expel Herald Reporter Pinto's statement that Cal Norton, clerk of the works, school children and writers of bad checks. him. VERNON — Mayor Frank McCoy came under fire at had been in conversation with EDA officials in But the lower chamber has also decided On another front, (he House unanimous­ the meeting of the Permanent Municipal Building Com­ Washington and that they had indicated they vyould not the handicapped deserve an easier lot in ly approved and sent to Gov. Ella Grasso a mittee Wednesday night for his response concerning authorize this money to be escrowed in anticipation of life. bill allowing physically disabled motorists spending of the balance of the money in the police station using it for the payment of litigation. On a 108-29 vote, the House Wednesday to pass through toll gates without stopping building account. Following the discussion the committee voted to give approved and sent to the Senate a to pay tolls. In a letter to the mayor, Eugene Pinto, chairman of the Chief Fritz an additional $1,100 for a 20-channel recorder measure allowing businesses to call an in­ The House also approved and sent to the committee, said that the town attorney's office had been for the station. The chief had ordered a 10-channel dividual's bank to see if that person has Senate two other bills dealing with the asked to advise the committee concerning disposition of recorder but the larger one was sent by mistake. The enough money in his account to cover a handicapped. the balance of the funds in the Economic Development firm sending it offered a good deal rather than having the cheek he wants cashed. One would require supermarkets which Administration (EDA) grant. Pinto said that inasmuch bother of exchanging it. "It is a two-edged sword," explained have metal posts designed to keep shop­ as he hadn't heard from the town attorney's office the The chief also gave the committee a list of items to use Rep, John Sponheimer, D-Derby, ping carts from being stolen to provide a committee asked Police Chief Herman Fritz to prepare a up the balance of the money. He said the bill would simultaneously 36-inch opening between the posts so that priority list of items needed in the amount of the balance The list included $500 for the transfer of radio equip­ help consumers who have trouble getting wheelchairs can get through. left in the account. ment ; $2,025 for more TV camera monitors and to change checks cashed at their neighborhood The other bill would require curbs cuts The town is involved in a suit with the contractor hired the lens on the camera in the station's sallyport and $360 stores and businesses who get stuck with in sidewalks to help the handicapped get for Phase I of the building project. The mayor, in his for mats to put under rolling chairs to preserve the checks that eventually bounce. about. response to Pinto's letter, said he was working through floors. He said they are in the process of obtaining bids “I've received some checks in my day Winners in the Manchester area essay and Presenting the awards are Paul Rossetto, for shades and drapes for the station. where there were no funds in the account poster contests on employment of the han­ Senator Lowell Weicker's office to try to derive the ac­ president of UNICO, and Mrs. Vivian tual situation with EDA. He said a representative from Pinto said he would like to see some money used to put and there were no funds in that account dicapped received their prizes at an awards Ladabouche, secretary of the Committee on Weicker's office was working with the EDA “and they a sign up on the station. the month before or the month before State Backs dinner. First-place winners are Theresa Ann Employment of the Handicapped. (Herald are reviewing the type of agreement which might be Drost suggested that the town be asked to make a dona­ that. " the lawyer said. Mazzotta, second from left, essay contest, photo by Strempfer) drawn up to hold these funds in escrow." tion for this purpose and it was agreed to send a letter to But Rep. Pauline Kezer.^R-Plainville, D.C. Rights and Michael Flddy, right, poster contest. Referring to the suit, the mayor said, “Obviously, the the Town Council to this effect. said the measure would allow businesses Town of Vernon does not want to remain with open liabili­ to invade the privacy of consumers and ty and no financial reserve to meet an ultimate judg­ snoop into their financial affairs. HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut has ment. Undoubtedly, the plaintiff in the court action will "This opens the door for a lot of possible become the sixth state to approve a Essay Winners Honored derive a judgment and the town should be protected as to abuse. " she said. proposed constitutional amendment to the extent of the balance of funds in the project," the Under the bill, a store cannot ask a bank give the District of Columbia full voting MANCHESTER - Winners in the Other winners in the poster contest mayor said. how much money is in a person's checking UNICO, and Mrs, Vivian representation in Congress. Manchester area essay and poster are Michael Buonono of 66 Constance He said the committee shouldn't take any action account. The business can only ask if the Ladabouche, secretary of the Com­ The Connecticut Senate, after more contests on employment of the han­ Drive, MHS sophomore, second; towards committing or spending any of the balance in the account has enough money to cover the than 90 minutes of debate, voted, 21-14, I,aurie Cleveland of 180 Main St., mittee on Employment of the Han­ ciieck the consumer wants to cash. dicapped were honored Wednesday account but rather should wait for word from EDA. Wednesday to approve the proposal giving MHS sophomore, third; Denise dicapped, presented first prizes of On a related matter, the House rejected night at Piano's Restaurant in "In the future, your committee should rely solely on the District of (Columbia two senators and Davies of 48 Summit St,, MHS $25, second prizes of $15, third prizes 71-69 a bill that would have prevented liolton. the advice of my office or the town attorney's office and a second representative in the House. sophomore, fourth, and Lynn of $10, and certificates of achieve­ banks from charging customers for post­ Eirst-place winners were Theresa not on unconfirmed vague discussions conducted by other Democrats control the state Senate, 26- Morrissette, of 609 Oak St., East Hart­ ment from both organizatione to all dating checks. Ann M azzotta, 79 Keeney St.. persons." the mayor .said. 10. The Democratic-controlled House ford, East Catholic High School contest participants. The House also approve a pair of bills Manchester High School senior, in Pinto said, at last night's meeting, “I find this letter earlier approved the resolution, 86-54. freshman, fifth. All posters and essays placing at HUES *5.59 dealing with the expulsion and suspension the essay contest, and Michael Eddy, very in.sensitive to this committee's needs and very un­ Ten other states have rejected the These contest.s are sponsored an­ the local level were forwarded to the of students. 36 Alice Drive, a MRS sophomore, in Governor's Committee on Employ­ acceptable. It sounds like we haven't been trying to get proposed amendment. Three-fourths of nually by the Manchester Area Com­ any answers." He said he wondered if the mayor was Under existing law, a school can only the states must ratify the resolution the poster contest. ment of the Handicapped to be mittee on Employment of the Han­ going to wait too long so the committee will loose the expel an unruly pupil until the end of the Other winners in the essay contest entered in the state level contest. CASH & CARRY before an amendment to the U.S. Constitu­ dicapped, For many years, UNICO money. school year. Theoretically, this means a tion can be made. are Peter Krupp of 40 McDivitt has sponsored the awards dinner and Peter Krupp won the first prize of Pinto said he thought the mayor was trying to circum­ student could assault his teacher on the $250 and an expense-paid trip to OPEN The District of Columbia now has one Drive, MHS .senior, second place; part of the monetary awards. vent the system to get the money escrowed into a special H5 E. CENTER ST. last day of the school year and only be Washington, D C, Krupp's essay has THURS. non-voting representative in the U.S, Aaron Horwitz of 223 l,udlow Road, The goal of these contests is to ob­ fund. f>49-.'v268 m 9 P M. expelled for one day. House. MRS.senior, third. Ronald Apter of tain public acceptance of the han­ now been forwarded to Washington to The House approved 120-12 and sent to SUPER SAVINGS In making mention of "unconfirmed vague discussions Sen. Stephen Casey, D-Bristol, said the 66 Highwood Drive, MHS .senior, dicapped as qualified workers in the be judged at the national level. the Senate a bill allowing school boards to Theresa Mazzotta won fourth prize nation could no longer ignore the disen­ 3 Days To Save Before Easter fourth, and Richard (Jelling of 212 community. expel students for up to 180 school days. franchisement of District residents “that of $75 on the state level. Henry St,, MHS .senior, fifth Paul RosscMo, president of Another measure approved and sent to has relegated them to second class the upper chamber would allow a prin­ citizenship and refused them full civil Thursday, Friday & Saturday cipal or a school board to look at a rights.” BISEEL Union Course Completed Attention Manchester HARTFORD — Several Manchester union member. area persons were among those -who The 11-week course is part of an ongoing State Bank Customers Senate Approves Bill For Infants & Toddlersl Levi’s Jeans for Boys, Famous Designer Dresses graduated recently from the basic union program to train union members and For Girls 4 to 14 coun.seling cour.se co-sponsored by the others to serve as referral agents in only... 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United Technologies Corp,, says the required by law. tion of their large industrial-based cor­ the state could enforce the legislation by United States is preventing American a going to court to get an injunction to pre­ The Senate also approved a bill that Bonnie Doon Spring Salel businesses Irom fighting back against un­ porations to achieve economics of scale" Infants Stretch Terry Coveralls, Famous Make Slacks would set up a study to look into es­ Carrier is the latest addition to the vent a former state employee from going For School and Play Socks, Knee Highs & Tights fair foreign competition. tablishing a closed circuit system that Our Entire StockI Hartford, Conn., conglomerates' diver­ to work for an industry he regulated. "More and more we re facing competi­ On a 23-11 vote, the Senate approved a would allow citizens to speak and listen in tion of a different kind, " Gray said in sified interests and was acquired bill that would prevent firms from on legislative committee hearings in prepared remarks to be delivered in following a bitter merger battle. 5.99 &7.99 Save 20% MMKKSTER STATE BANK refusing employment to a job applicant. various locations in the state. Save 20% Springtime favorites. White nylon stretch Svracuse. N Y. Wednesday night at a Gray said proposed American anti-trust Reg. 5.50 to 10.00 now 4.40 to 8.00. From Orlg. 9.50 to 14.80 . 1041 MAIN MANCHESTEN socks orlg. 2/1.80 now 6 pairs 4.20. Knee reception at the Carrier Corp. “I'm legislation would further erode American la L 9 A.M. • Noon — Mombor RIIC Babygro, Carters & Trimfit. Sizes S,M,L,XL. Great values from famous makers. Khaki talking about competition resulting from business' ability to fight back. twills. Solid colors. Neat patterns. Even highs orlg. 1.45 now 3 pairs 3.15. Seamless brushed denim jeans. Sizes 4 to 7 are 5.B9. opaque tights orlg. 1.95 now 3 pairs 4.36. Carter's Toddlers Pajamas Sizes 8 to 16 are 7.99. Barry Opposes Efforts For Spring & Summer Levi’s for Girls All Our Boys Pajamas ALL OUTLYING AREAS ARE TARGETED FOR NEW HUD HOUSING CUSTOM MADE EASTES 4.80 R eg. 8.00 BASKETS 2 Pc. pajamas with snap fastened For Spring and Summer 10.99 Orlg. 14.00 to 18.80 elasticized waist. Cool. Comfortable. Color­ NEXT 3 YEAR GOALS ARE FOR 200 NEW RENTAL 4.98 to 49.98 To Postpone Bottle Bill Our complete stock of Levi's fashion slacks UNITS IN 5th YEAR APPLICATION. THIS AREAHAS Hundreds to ehooM from ful prints. Sizes 2 to 4. for girls sizes 7 to 14 regular & slim. ttufM with EMtor turpitoM. MANCHESTER - SUte Sen. David heard them and responded by passing a Save 20% Orlg. 5.50 to 12.50 now 4.40 to 10.00. Short Barry of Manchester said Wednesday he Bottle Bill last year. Let’s not thwart the BEEN INDENTIFIEDI sleeves with short pants or long pants. will oppose any efforts to delay implemen­ will of the public,” he said. For Boys 4 to 20 1 Sizes 4 to 20. Vk 02. bag . 59i tation of the little Bill. Persons seeking delay of the bill have YES 2 2 Qr«*n, ytllotv. pMik VOTE on Question to r a Year Moratorium| Barry, who is the deputy majority said the state Department of Environmen­ For Young Juniors leader of the senate, has been a supporter tal Protection needs additional time to MAKE TOUR OWN Boys Suits & Sport Coats />------lASKCTS of the Bottle Bill, which would promote prepare regulations to enforce the bill. Our Entire StockI AGAINST HUD Wrappings, bowa, grass, returnable containers for beverages. Stanley Pac, DEP commissioner, has For Girls 4 to 14 Terry Coordinates cuddly Eattar animals, hugs The bill was approved last year by the said the regulations can be prepared in aalactlon of unusual Itams. State Legislature. two weeks, Barry said. Save 20% At A Fantastic FROM 5th ^EAR APPLICATION: “THE A bill this year wbuld postpone the im­ “Pac also said that the law is clear and Orlg. 26.00 to 100.00, now 20.60 to 60.00. All Our Spring CoBts simple and that the beverage industry HUMAN SERVICE DEPT. HAS BEEN AND plementation of the bill’s effective date to All sizes 4 to 20. Save 20% now just In time does not need the additional time to 40% Off July 1. 1981, The Legislature’s General for Easter. ------/WILL CONTINUE TO WORK WITHl Law Committee has approved the prepare for the change,” he said. Long sleeve hooded tops. Crewneck tops ,Save 20% Shorts. Many colors. Orlg. 7.00 to 14.00 proposal. “Public support in the states which “ Orlg. 36.00 to 50.00 now 28,80 to 40,00. DEVELOPERS IN FINDINQ SUITABLE LAND now 4.20 to 6.40. Sizes S,M,L. / AND/OR OLD FACTORY BUILDINGS... Barry said he will oppose any attempt to already have a Bottle Bill is Sizes 4 to 6X. Limited quantity, hurryl delay the Bottle Bill. overwhelming. Connecticut citizens have Nylon Jackets, Fully LInedI JOIN CONCERNED CITIES FOR MANCHESTER'S DEVELOPMENT “The people of this state previously waited seven years for a Bottle Bill. We have expressed their support for the Bot­ should not make them wait any longer,” GLORIA DELLA FERA • TREASURER All Our Spring Dresses tle Bill. We in the (ieneral Assembly Barry said. 6.99 & 8.99 Sun Dresses, Save 40% Now Orlg. 10.00 t 12.00 Zip front & snap front styles. Sizes 4 to 7 are Save 20% 7.20 Orlg. 12.00 BaautHul Eaatsr cards, 6.99. Sizes 8 to 20 are 8.99. Sizes 4 to ex orlg. 14.00 to 25.00 now 11.20 Floral & border prints. Shirred bodice Manchoiter Public Records to 20.00. Sizes 7 to 14 orlg. 16.00 to 32.00 Spaghetti tie straps. Sizes S,M,L. V At ^ ^ g « wrap, dacoratlona and r loutA ' ’**•>* baskst atullars. now 12.50 to 25.60. Warranty Deed* Bill Tunskv for lUlph Gutreich, vinyl Short Sleeve Polo Shirts Susan F. Riley to Charles L. Emery and siding at 224 Green Road Jog Shorts, Curved Sides Margaret H. Emery, property at 616 W. Tri Guard of Manchester for Frank Girls "Weather Tamer” Jackets Middle Turnpike, $49,000. Kisonas, aluminum siding at 109 Branford 2.99 to 4.99 John J. McDermott and Sandra E. St , $4,750, Orlg. 5.00 to 8.50 Orig.4.80 McDermott to Peter J. Sirois and Joni S. 2.99 A stern Roofing Corp. for Empire Tool Famous make. Grewneck & collar styles. Sirois, Property at 65 Oliver Road, $54,- and Mfg. Co,, built-up roof at 180 Olcott St. Save 20% w ith contrast trim. Choose from many Sizes 4 to 7 are 2.99 & 3.99. Sizes 8 to 20 Orlg. 14.00 to 20.00 now 11.20 to 16.00. colors. Sizes XS,S,M,L (24" - 34"). . Eiastem Roofing Corp. for Moriarty 000 are 3.99 & 4.99. Hooded. Fully lined. Sizes 4 to 6X & 7 to 14. SPECIALI Exeeulor* deed Bros., built-up roof at 15 Center St. Eistate of Hattie Schreiber to Robert 1. David Brannick, fence at 113 Chestnut 1.99.. Wolverton and Helen A. Wolverton, 1 ragulaily X.M St., $1,000. Poly/Cotton Slacks, SOLID CHOCOLATE property on Gardner Street, $23,500. Marriage lieen*e* All Our Hanes Underwear Girls Jog Shorts, Orlg. 4.00 RABBIT Building permit* John E. Radocchia of Rocky Hill and Save 50% Now CsncSss arc tbs flnsat In quality and Manfred E. Loew, fence at 50 Jensen frsshnoss. Choosa from many Christli Christine M" Cullg.ton of CENSUS TRACT asaortmants aapadaJly dacoralad and St., $273. MJanonester, ■‘April 20 tit St. Bridget Beaupre Building and Remodeling for 1.00 Off Any 3 2 for 5.00 Orlg. 18.00 5152 Drlcad far CMtar Church. $1.00 off any 3 Hanes briefs, T-shIrtt, boxer Boxer waist. Curved sides. Contrast trim, 7.99 Bruce Atlas, addition at 63 Woodstock Belted & elastic waist styles. Whites, Foil oovorsd agg ...... SJ8 Richard G. Zwick and Michele M. shorts, V-neck shirts for boys 4 to 20 & Many color combinations. Sizes 8.M.L (6 to ------iTOWN Drive, $3,1)00. pastels & plaids. Young junior sizes 6 to 14. // LaPrade, both of Eiast Hartford, May 5 at young man 8,M,L. Orlg. 3/3.99 to 3/6.49 te) WATERSHED MANCHESTER PARKADE DAILY 10-4..CLOtED EAtTER SUNDAY Rancourt Builders (or Jesse Carpenter, Church of the Nazarene. now 3/2.99 to 3/5.49. Vamon Plaia dsSy 104, Easisr Sunday lO-S-EJtarUord M y 194. Baslar B u n ^ 10-1 addition at 155 Lydall St., $12,000. Donald J. Heath Jr. of Quantico, Va., vD W r BlO^BBf MBnOvllf-' BfmfaCIf IQ^nngvOVIi PWnNIQi WWSIB8Q| NMNSa Stanley Gollmitter, addition to garage . and Teresa E. Mailhot of Manchester. at 477 Tolland Turnpike, $500. PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. ITiiirs.. April 12, 1«7» EVENING HERALD, Thurs., April 12, 1979- PAGE SEVEN Services Slated On Good Friday X

Ciood Friday, which marks the day of the suffering and death of Jesus and is called good because from its terri­ ble events came the gift of salvation, will be observed moooonnnonnnnrmnn*r~nnnnrTrffi------""r i-irmnni tomorrow in many Manchester area churches. Manchester churches planning special observances in­ clude Concordia Lutheran, 7:30 p.m.. Good Friday WIN liturgy: Emanuel Lutheran, open all day for meditation and at noon, a service with those attending invited to bring a bag lunch and join in fellowship and discussion after the service. ' Also, St. James Roman Catholic, noon and 1 p.m., short Bible services, leading up to the solemn liturgy marking the death of the Lord at 3, consisting of the Passion of the lard, veneration of the cross and Communion, 7:30 p.m.. Stations of the Cross; St. John's Polish Nationai Catholic, 9 a.m., mass of the Presanctified, 7 p.m., service, and Saturday, 8:30 a.m.. Blessing of the new fire and water; South United Methodist, 7:30 p.m,. Communion Service; Trinity Covenant, 7:30 p.m., service; Zion Evangeiicai Lutheran, 7:30 p.m.. Worship with Holy Communion. BUNNY Area churches planning observances tomorrow include 0 St. John's Episcopal of Vernon, noon to 3 p.m., traditional service of preaching on the Seven Words from the Cross, E A ^ R with all Greater Rockville Area Clergy Council churches m participating; St. Peter's Episcopal of Hebron, noon to 3 p.m., Ecumenical Service; St. Maurice's Roman Catholic f Bolton, 7:30 p.m.. Ecumenical Service. East Hartford Sets Dressing up for CANDY Choose From our large Selection of Freshly Made Quail Community Service Easter is fun... (Chocolates...EACH Piece o Delicious Taste Treat I EAST HARTP’ORD— As has been the custom for many years, St. John's Church at Main Street and Burnside in StrideRite' shoes • SOLID CHOCOLATE BUNNIES * ' - '■ ■ ■■ ■ Safes Avenue will host the annual community Good Friday Ser­ in All Sizes! Milk Chocolate or White! Practicing for the Manchester Square vice starting at 12:30 p.m. Dance Club graduation dance are Jim and the service will continue to 2 p.m, and will feature Little girls will love getting • EASTER BASKETS Barbara Kolbe. (Herald photo by Strempfer) three meditations on different dimensions of the passion dressed up for Easter In as related in scripture. A reading of the passion as told in Stride Rite shoes. They look so Filled with Munson's Famous Candy the Gospel of John, in a dramatic narrative form with pretty and feel so comfortable. congregational participation, will also take place. In more sizes and widths than any • FOIL WRAPPED CHOCOLATE BUNNIES Square Dancers Sharing insights in the meditations w ill be: The Rev. other children’s shoes. And Carl Holt, assistant pastor of the First Congregational remember, mothers, our in All Sizes and Colors Church; the Rev. Gordon Gail, pastor of Wesley professionally trained fitters Given Diplomas will fit these shoes to your • EASTER MIXES Regular, Miniature, and Black Methodist Church; and the Rev. Henry Sherer, pastor of children's feet with custom-llke the Burnside Methodist Church. Pectin Jelly Beans, Mellow Creams, Butter Cream Mix, MANCHESTER — The Manchester Square Dance Club REGISTER FOR A FREE BUNNY precision. Also participating in the leadership of the service will Kids love the way they look... Marshmallow Eggs, Chocolate Fudge, Peanut Butter, presented diplomas to 20 couples and three singles Satur­ be the Rev, Paul Henry, pastor of Faith Lutheran 1 n a m e ...... Bunny Corn, Jelly Raibbits and More! day in ceremonies at Verplanck School. The group Church, and the Rev. Alva G. Decker, rector oDSt. Motheralove recently completed a scries of weekly lessons that began .John's, I a d d r e s s ...... the way they’re mode last October to learn square dancing. St. Johns will also observe the Good Friday Liturgy at 7 The graduates were introduced to the dub by Mr. and p.m. The choir will be present to participate in this ser­ ^ I ...... p ...... byStrideRlte* Mrs. Terry Werkoven, membership chairmen. They were vice. See our 75 lb. Solid pre.sentc(i their diplomas by club caller, Earl Johnston There will be two Easter services at St. John's. The and badges by the presidents, Mr. and Mrs, Les Black. first will be on Easter eve at 11 p.m. Entitled, “ The CHOCOLATB BUNNY The graduates arc, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bohadik, Mr. Great Vigil," this service will begin in a darkened •MANCHESTER PARKADE and Mrs. Everette Buckland, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard church, the darkness symbolizing death, the grave, and Cacase, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ciarda, Mr. and Mrs. the closed tomb. In that darkness the Paschal candle, EASTER SUN. 455 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER (•MANCHESTER ONLY) Peter DeCarli, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Domke, Mr. and Mrs. symbolizing the Risen I^rd, is lit. TAM to m 643-5230-OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 TO 9 John Donlon, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Foley, Mr. and Mrs. Hal The vigil continues with selected readings from the Old • FOIL EGGS (jiglio, Mr. and Mrs. David Holmwood, Mr. and Mrs Testament. Two children will be presented for baptism Our own Quality M ilk Chocolate and White! Franklin Howe. and then the first Easter Eucharist will be celebrated. REGISTER FOR DRAWMG-IIO PURGHRSE NECESSRRY Also, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Katz, Mr. and Mrs. Jim The second Easter service will be at 10 a m. on Sunday • CHOCOLATE BASKETS & Kolbe, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Montross, Mr. and Mrs. Joe — a Festive Eucharist. At the conclusion of this service DRAWING HOLLOW CHOCOLATE EGGS Patapehuk, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Perkins, Mr. and Mrs, there will be an Easter egg hunt on the church grounds, APRIL 14th EXTENDED Edwin Hemkiewiez, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Temple, Mr. and (,'hoir and congregational music will also be a feature of FORGUNTEttraMMY An Easter Tradition at Munson'sl Mrs. Bob Wilbanks, Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams, Mrs. both Easter .services. BUNNY I SERVICE .Icanne Adams, Miss Rebecca Kelley, and Barry Small. I NAME.... Refreshments were served in the cafeteria and over 200 I Poached Eggs - Coconut Nests PLAN Papier Mache Eggs ■ Flower Pots people including JO past presidents and two charter I ADDRESS members of the club participated in the dance. Earl Flushing Mains PHONE ...... lohnston did the calling, and Russ and Anita White cued MKT RE le c u n B the rounds. SPECIAL ______R LtM l______• CREAM-FILLED EGGS Set Next Week Maple Walnut, Coconut, THIS COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED Chocolate Butter Cream, Peanut Butter MANCHESTER — The town's Water Department will COLLECTOR’S THIS OPTION CAN FRY • EASTER GENEVAS Ethics Commission flush water mains next week in the Rockledge and Porter 00LL8 FROM M ilk Chocolate and White Street areas. INOIA Will Meet Monday The flushing will start Monday and will continue RCQ- M M through the week. 1S.99 *9.99 LUBE AND FOR ITSELF THE FIRST MANCHESTER - The town’s newly formed Elhic- The Rockledge area including Garth Road south to APPROX IS” HlOH •ALL HANDMADE R*fl •Hendwoven Commission will hold its first meeting Monday, April z.l Porter Street on Mountain, Ludlow and Ferguson roads 6.99 CoNon OIL CHANGE will be done first. •IN TRADITIONAL at 4 p.m. in the Probate Court. INDIAN APPAREL IN COLORS TOO The commission was established to review any possible Then, the flu.shing w ill be done south on Porter Street to i “f TIME YOU USE ITI conflicts of interest involving town employees or Highwood Drive and Wyllys Street, and Highland Street -NOT PAftTICIPATINQ members of town boards and commussions. east from Gardner to Porter streets, including CLEARANCE • Up to 5 quarts 10/40 major IN RABBIT OIVEAWAY.' BRASS It originally had been .scheduled to i.,ect Tuesday, but a (Jandlewood and Somerset streets. brand oil • Helps protect mov- It’s the Extended Service Plan— the option There may be discoloration of water and reduced SALE ing parts • Chassis lubrication couple of its members had a confict — they already had and oil change * Check fluid Oil that protects you from the rising costs of signed up to work at the polling places that day for the pressure during the flushing. levels • Includes light trucks Filter Litra townwide vote on the water bond issue and the Communi­ If water appears discolored, the homeowner should try Ir BIG TOPS 25% • Call for an appointment. major repairs. When you buy a new or used to avoid using it until it clears. This will prevent rust and OFF ty Development question. Judge of Probate William FitzGerald, one of the I'om- .sediment from being brought into the home's system. OUR REG car or light truck from us, ask for it. mi.ssion members, .sent the notice of the change in the If seditnent does get into a home's hot water tank, the LOW PRICE meeting. homeowner should wait until the water clears and then •TUKvooi nmnvM, mtn mass mat . m u s ■ iwau i •iWAcsTrainrsiai nrnm w MM. m ■ fw uA WW MWMNCIIOK * MASS 'WU flMT MSnUK •am SCAMS •mm i 1 AM n s tms

Firehouse Site Decision iH aurliriitfr Euruiuif Upralft Letters to the Editor Manchester — A City of Village Charm Left to Vernon Council Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Need for CD Grants Stressed Published by the Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square. The committee was charged with Manchester. Conn. 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 Bv BARBAHA RICHMOND before an answer will be received. To the editor finding a site south of Interstate 86 The third choice would be the John ditional cut in that amount because take advantage by using the HUD story. In that fact sheet you don’t ll< •riild Ur|M(rliT Member Audil Bureau ol Circulation Member Uiuted Press intemationai Tuesday, April 17th, is a very im­ and came up with four possibilities. McKeown property on Washington the bid for the work was about $20,000 money, we can sit back and watch hear the old story of the fears of what VERNON - Tho final decision of a portant day, for then you and I will Committee members found that Street. McKeown has offered to over the expected amount. This is for some neighboring towns spending might happen if we stay with HUD. site for a new firehouse will be left to Customer Service — 647-9946 Harold E. Turklngton. Executive Editor vote to make a final decision as to there were drawbacks to each, but donate 1.3 acres and to sell the rest Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher frank A Burbanx, Managing Editor work inside only, and we will be federal monies and realize that some Isn't it ironic that the fear of of what the Town Council, But the Perma­ -chose as its top choice property at for $40,000. whether to continue on with H.U.D. nent Municipal Building! Committee needing close to an additional $100,- of our income tax money is helping might happen should outweigh the the intersection of Birch and Dobson The fourth choice is in the Lake funds or not. will send four recommendations and 000 to finish the inside and to do much them while we stand idly by. ft is just good that the town can receive. roads. The asking price is $38,000. A Street and Tunnel Road area. Com­ I for one, jm somewhat concerned rank them according to committee needed work on the outside. We must common sense that any town or city Remember when you go into the referendum has already ap­ mittee members feel this is the least about the issue, and I am also a little choice. Opinion repair or replace all the windows to must rely on assistance from the voting booth, if you vote "Yes" it will propriated $40,000 for buying land. desirable because its close to Lake familiar with HUD. 1 was a The building committee help conserve our fuel supply, the federal government to make mean that you do not want any more The second choice would be land on Street School and too far away from member of the Manchester Senior Wednesday night said there are roof is in need of repairs, and work to necessary improvements or help from HUD. If you vote “No" it Birch Road which the town already the highway to furnish good protec­ Building Committee and therefore differing opinions about the location expand and repair the parking lot. otherwise the local taxes must rise. means you are saying we should con­ owns. But the state would have to tion there. had to acquaint myself with ^UD. of the new station, F^ugene Pinto, grant the town a right-of-way over This work is in our plans through I think the Anti-HUD people have tinue to stay with HUD. chairman, said the committee has New entrance and exit ramps P&WA Praised We seniors for the most part, a^e still the railroad track. HUD over the next three years, accomplished one good thing. They Our Board of Directors have spent a lot of time .studying proposed proposed for the highway will make The committee has written to the it difficult for the other two Vernon tax payers, and because of this we because with federal monies, once worked hard and long to make any sites but none meets with made the officials of HUD take a state concerning this and has been fire stations to respond to highway gave much thought to the location again, it would keep us from using necessary accomplishments these everybody’s approval. We believe Pratt & Whitney indeed, that Pratt & Whitney good look at themselves and now told that it would be at least 45 days calls. and building of a new Senior Center. local tax money. The question is how past couple of years. They are Aircraft’s decision to build a wants to stay here. have done some of th eir own Green School was unanimously can we refuse federal assistance definitely concerned for the best in­ new $7.5 million office building housecleaning. Since this change The town and Pratt & selected by the Committee, not only when we can really accomplish much HUD has taken a more relaxing at­ terests of all of Manchester. Let us because of its size and good parking Official Defends Policy in East Hartford is a sign that Whitney have enjoyed a very in the way of building and repairing titude, and in fact has admitted that give them the confidence that if and the company is committed to cordial relationship over the facilities, but because it was already our town for a few requirements, and Manchester could drop out of HUD when H.U.D would become too owned by the town. No tax dollars stay here. We applaud this no local tax monies would be needed. whenever it felt we were being demanding they will agree to drop year. The aircraft plant not had to spent to purchase land or a Voices Raised position. Also, how can we expect to continue pressured. out. Despite Lobbyist’s Attack only occupies a large portion of building. Federal monies through to grow and modernize our town F’lease read the Fact Sheet spelling Vote “No” and keep HUD so that Members of the choir at the Vernon Center choir is rehearsing for an appearance at a When Pratt & Whitney land in the town, but it is a HUD would help renovate the the air monitors measuring levels of tor the Connecticut Construction In­ without federal monies. We certainly out in detail just what the town has many needed projects started can be HARTFORD (U Pl) - The director Middle School focus all of their attention on state music convention. (Herald photo by decided to build a plant in large part of many lives here. building. Again, no local tax monies certain pollutants were placed in dustries Association — Connecticut’s won't favor a higher local tax rate in accomplished with the monies completed and many new projects of the state air compliance unit has their director, Ms. Jane Zimmerman. The Pinto) were involved. locations with the highest concentra­ highway lobby — said faulty Maine this winter, some here It also essential to the order to pay for the much needed already received and then I’m sure can be done and still keep our tax defended the accuracy of Connec- Some people have the impression ticul's air monitoring program tion of pollution monitoring has caused Connecticut viewed it as an ominous sign, a growth and welfare of East work. you will agree that it certainly out­ rate down. against criticism from a spokesman He was one of six panelists at a to be unjustly dubbed as state with sign that they were ready to that the $200,000 HUD monies we Many of us still pay federal taxes weighs the little we had to do or give Russell C. Nettleton Town Offices Hartford. If Pratt & Whitney received were all we needed for the for the state's highway lobby. day-loftg Natural Resources Council the nation's second dirtie.st air. and it is part of that money that is in return. 21 Conway Road ■‘We want to see honest and pack up and leave town. decided to leave here, many Leonard Bruckman of the state of Connecticut conference on the U.S, (^losc Friday work in renovating the school. placed in the HUD fund. If we don’t Remember, facts tell the whole Manchester Clean Air Act of 1977. This, of course, is an support businesses which de­ However, we h.nd to make an ad­ Department of Flnvironmental realistic monitoring," Huebner said MANCHESTER - The Protection answered complaints that William J, Huebner, a spokesman after complaining about monitoring town's Municipal Building extremists’ view. Most believe pend upon P&WA's area 'sites in Old .Saybrook and New Bri­ will be closed Friday in Pratt & Whitney is happy in employees to survive would tain. observance of Good Connecticut and will stay here have to fold up. Commitment Needed on Issue Friday. Emergency for the foreseeable future. But, the new office building Bruckman admitted that "it's dif­ telephone numbers for the To the editor; Assistance Plan. An essential part of the desperate housing shortages that From my own personal ficult to say the monitors are 100 per­ day are highway, 647-3233; Dressing up for Their decision to make a is a good sign — a sign that Many polls and surveys have been the Housing Assistance Plan is to the cities face is one way to experience, I support the commit­ cent accurate.” He said monitors are refuse, 647-3248; sanitary multi-million investment at Pratt & Whitney is content taken these past weeks leading up to provide housing for low income peo­ reciprocate. We must acknowledge ment to provide multi-family placed in certain locations because sewer and water, 647-3111. 2 Easter Is fun... the East Hartford plant shows. here and wants to stay. the agency is required to measure the referendum on the Community ple. our interdependence. As members of housing. I know personally how dif­ the dirtie.st air and try to set stan- Nuke Claims Development funding Issue. One I am deeply committed to the households, we are not autonomous ficult it is to rent a place to live. And Jards that will improve its quality. ^ in StrideRite’shoes. thing stands out. Many people are regional housing goals developed by from our nextdoor neighbors or other I have not been restricted in my At $880,000 Other Editors Say still undecided about how they will the Capitol Region Council of city residents, sharing our ladders choice by physical disability, age, La.st week, tho air compliance unit vote on April 17.1 write this letter to Governments (of which Manchester and common water supply. As fixed income, and racial or ethinic reported Stamford and Waterbury FARMINGTON (U P D - characteristics. Many low income Congress has its code of ethics, testimony during his divorce those who are still deciding; deciding is a member). Suburban com­ citizens of Manchester, we are not violated federal primary air stan­ American Nuclear In­ people do face these restrictions, both written and unwritten. Voter proceedings, and die violate senate how to vote, or whether to vote at all. munities have an obligation to pay autonomous from the strengths and dards for tho last quarter of 1978. surers Wednesday said back the cities for the jobs, the arts, needs of neighboring cities — East however. Bruckman's assistant, Joseph $880,000 has been paid so have their own standards of conouct. financial disclosure rules on four Any community receiving Com­ and the educational resources that Hartford, Glastonbury, and Hart­ There is something that concerns Magyar, said the result in Stamford far in liability claims as a It is evident from the case of former separate occasions (although the munity Development money must the cities give them. Easing some of ford. me very much about this vote. How was due in part to the location of the result of the nuclear acci­ U.S. Sen. Edward Bro'oke, R-Mass., committee said this could have been make provision for a Housing do we decide the issues before us? Is air monitor. dent at the Three Mile that,the standards of the voters are the fault of sloppy bookkeeping), our vote based on a logical and Island, Pa,, power plant. far belter than those of Congress, “the committee does not believe the rational review of our principles? Or Information gained from air C a ro l D o w e r, a In the final analysis it was the violations ... are sufficiently serious does fear govern our decision? Fear IJ ikIii M. Royu monitoring will be used to formulate spokeswoman for the in­ voters of Massachusetts, rather than to justify the severe disciplinary ac­ of personal loss, property devalua­ .leffrev A. .lones Miulti I*'. Tuylur guidelines for the State Implementa­ surance consortium, said the U.S. Senate, who decided that tions" specified by Senate rules. only $65,000 in new. claims tion, loss of local autonomy, racial tion Plan which was due last Jan. 1. Drooke deserved to be punished for What does a senator have to do to be were submitted Tuesday. and class differences? If we claim to giving false testimony under oath punished, mug spmeone? "It’s hard to judge what be Christians, how can we reconcile Bruckman said an initial draft and for violating Senate rules on Brooke did do wrong, but the Engaged will happen now,” she said. our fears with Christ's command to should be ready "within a couple of "But we think the claims I. financial disclosure. The Bay State Senate "club" preferred once again love all people, and the Christian weeks. " Industry representatives at electorate rejected Brooke’s re- to protect one of its members. As is so Koya-J«uH*s The couple is planning an Oct! 3, will be coming in for a few principle that admonishes us to trust the conference complained that the days and then will level off They're not just holiday shoes. They're way-into-summer shoes election attempt last November. often the case, the ultimate justice 1980 wedding at the Church of the the Father’s providence for all our delay has cost them money and will as the evacuees return to that your kids will wear and wear and wear. They’ll lead the It is obvious that the Senate ethics was delivered not in the confines of The engagement of Miss Linda Assumption in Manchester (Nassiff needs. contribute to slow economic growth the area.” parade in comfort as well as good looks. And they have the lasting committee would have done nothing. the Senate but in the privacy of Marie Hoya to .leftrey A, Jones, both photo) in the.state. It is impossible to remain un­ All of the claims paid by fit that allows for plenty of grow room. Our professional shoe A recent committee report on the voting booths in Massachusetts. of Manchester, has been announced But Rep. John W Anderson, D- decided, uncommitted, or "outside” ' the insurance group so far fitters will make sure your kids get the right fit. Stride Rite shoes Brooke case sald|that while it was by her parents, Mr and Mrs. Robert Taylor-IN<*ulH*ll Newtown, House chairman of the Waterbury (Conn.) Republican the crucial issues involved. For in are to persons who were come in more sizes and widths than any other children's shoes. found Brooke did give false W Hoya of 72(i W Middle Turnpike, The engagement of Miss Linda F. Legislature's Fdnvironment evacuated from the area Kids love the way they look... one way or another, it affects us all. Manchester Taylor of Vernon to .lohn W. Neuhelt Commttee, said, 'The environment near the Harrisburg, Pa., Gary Wills said it so well in a recent of Manchester has been announced Mr .lones is the .son of Mrs. Bever­ comes up short in considerations plant. Mothers love the way they're mode column, "Humanity is a continuum. ly M .tones of 49 Oxford St., by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.J. against economic benefits. Quote/Unquote Those who do not care at one level Manchester Maclachlan of 115 Oxford St.. by StrideR ite* Miss Hoya gyaduated from Manchester. "To sacrifice the global health for W Group breathe the cynicism that will reach M.inchester High School In June 1978 Mr. Neuhelt is the .son of Mr. and the sake of profit is not acceptable on “Peace and security are not in­ "I guess we did all right. We them at the next level," EAST HARTFORD - m and is cn>• ren11y attending Mrs. Edward T. Ncubelt of 23 any grounds," he said. "Proper itiM i MUIBKNMK expensive, but war and insecurity won 33 games. On every level, as individuals, as The I Am responsible Strickland St., Manchester. waste management should be a part MDKMDMSS are even more so." —I.urry Bird, slur of Indiuna citizens of Manchester, as members Manchester (lommunity College, group of Alcoholics 1 of the industrial process." —Harold Brown, U.S. defense Slate hasketliall team. It suffered of a regional community, as citizens where si e is enrolled in the executive Miss Taylor graduated from Anonymous will meet Dr. Arend Boiihuys, profeseor of its first loss — to Mieliigun Slale secretarial science program She is Manchester High School and is tonight at 8;30 at Faith serrelary, explaining America's of a constitutional government, as medicine and epidemiology at the 75-64 in the final Kame of the employed as a secretary at employed at Stop & Shop in Vernon. Lutheran Church. Silver -SHVIIVIONS planned iniiltibillion-dollar aid rational human beings, we must res- lirescome Licpior Distributors! Inc. Mr. Neuhelt graduated from East Yale School of Medicine, questioned Lane. package for Egypt and Israel. 1979 N(LVA ehuni|iionshi|i loiirna- pond to the Community Development m South Windsor, (tatholic High .School. He is employed the link between air pollution and AA contact is available DOWNTOWN HARTFOROI§[}{]®[1§ WEST HAFTTFOPO CENTER "Thirty years from now we may menl. funding issue. Mr .tones graduate from by United Parcel Service. chronic lung disease, saying the age MANCHESTER PAfVCAOE SIMSaURYTOWN SfVtSBURV 24 hours daily by calling still be here. You down there, me up "We get questions about gun Mary A, Breen Manchester High .School in 1976. He The couple is planning a June 9 at and sex of a person and whether they ‘‘Another price rise?!... This is an outrage! We’re goin’ to get the 646-2355, here.” registration, we get questions about 3 Academy St., IS employed at Aetna Life & Casualty St. Bridget (Tiurch in Manchester. smoked .seemed to have a much property taxes, but not questions sheriff!” Manchester Ml llartlord (Nassiff photo ) greater effect on the lungs' capacity. —Boll Hope, 73, insisting to a l.ondon audience that he is a lung about health insurance," way from retiring as a eumedian. —Sen. Robert Paekwooil, R- Hamden PlanU for “ Show business — th at’ two Ore., saying he is skepliral uhoiil Jack Anderson Eaiter Sunday words. I like both of them.” the level of puhlir interest in a OF MANCHESTER from Decision —Jon Peters a film producer. national health service [irogram. Delayed CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA 5^ Pro-FBI Bias Wins No Points TOLLAND TURNPIKE Almanac WASHINGTON - Federal judges judge remarked that "there’s a rocky from the start. When one of the Pratt met with the FBI agents rumor" Bast’s Information Acquisi­ FBI agents read Pratt the standard again on Feb, 16. Sources familiar .BHIDtJEPORT (UPD - are appointed for life to guarantee Woodland Today is Thursday, April 12, the About three hours later. Vice Presi­ their independence. For this reason, tion Corp. was "the creature of Mr. "Miranda" warning that he had the with this meeting say the judge A federal judge has remarked that the case against him reserved decision on 102nd day of 1979 with 263 to follow. dent Harry Truman was sworn in as it is essential that they be both honest Jack Anderson.” right to remain silent and to have an suspended Hamden Police The moon is full. chief executive. and unbiased. Bast truthfully denied the rumor, attorney present, the judge "went and his secretary was "cheap" and Chief .lolin P. Ambrogio’s EASTER SPECIAL Gardens The morning stars are Mercury, In 1954, Dr. Robert Oppenheimer, We have seen disturbing evidence and Pratt, belatedly realizing the im­ bananas,” according to courthouse "not of pro.secutable merit," and request hat the town’s Venus and Mars. referred to as "the father of the atom that U.S. District Judge John H, propriety of spreading gossip from sources. He complained bitterly, that interviewing his secretary would mayor he ordered to — 0 « f Special Lot The evening stars are Jupiter and bomb,” was suspended by the U.S, Pratt of Washingtn, DC., tried to the bench, ordered the entire courthouse sources told us, that it constitute "needless harassment." reinslale him to the job. Saturn. Atomic Energy Commission as a cover up an impropriety on the colloquy deleted from the court was "demeaning" and “insulting" He then tried to get the agent to tell However. U S Distriet RAIN A SHINE COATS Lilies Those born on this date are under possible security risk. bench, then ap- record. He did this without con­ for a federal judge to be read his, him exactly what evidence they had Coiirl .ludge T F. Uilroy the sign of Aries. In 1961, Russia launched a man into parently lied to sulting the attorneys in the case, as is right like an ordinary suspect. uncovered, j The agents properly 1 >aly Weilnesday ordered FAMOUS NAME BRANDS American statesman Henry Clay space. He became the first human to FBI agents about required by law. The agents asked I’ratt whether he refused to give him this information. Mayor Liieien DiMeo to put Eternal Symbol of Easter was born April 12, 1777. orbit the earth and return safely. the incident, and ^ Not long afterward, Pratt's had spoken with the court reporter, It was then, our sources say, that Ainbrogio — one of seven Bossard, about the incident. They the judge pointedly reminded the G- persons impliiated in the On this day in history; finally tried to get secretary and office manager, atleged eoverup of an • SIZES 6-20 In 1861. the Civil War began when A thought for the day: American the investigation Kathleen McTiernan, allegedly knew he had .spoken with Bos.sard men that he was "very pro­ arrest baek on the town's • COLORS: NOW Large pots showing Confederate troops opened fire on writer George Curtis said, "Imagina­ called off by ordered court reporter Dennis just the day before; the reason they government and especially pro- payroll MINT Fort Sumter, S.C. tion is as good as many voyages — reminding the G- Bossard to destroy his stenographic knew it was that they had a secret FBI." It is a credit to the integrity of DiMeo suspended the POWDER Tulips Daffodils In 1945, President Franklin D. and how much cheaper?” men that as a tape of the judge's improper tape recording of the conversation. the FBI agents that they refused to chief last week after a one- MAUVE Roosevelt died at Warm Springs, Ga. judge he has been "very pro- remarks. A conspiracy to destroy Incredibly, a source at the Justice be intimidated by the judge's tactics. man grand jury report BEIQE lately, all colon government and especially pro- court records is a felony punishable Dept, told us one of his colleagues Every man and woman who • SHORTS »3«* •4” ___ alleged that Ambrogio, ’ 3 5 TO ^ 4 5 FBI.” by up to five years in prison and a wanted to warn Pratt about the appears in court has the right to a live Ollier poliee.men and a • LONQ8 If Judge Pratt was exaggerating $10,000 fine. existence of the tape before he was fair trial presided over by an impar­ slale proseeutor eom- H yacinth.... .*4»97 Thought hjs boasted bias to influence the Bossard indignantly refused questioned aoabout the conversation. tial judge. But Pratt’s statement that milled 42 violations of But the FBI agents correctly pointed he is "pro-government and especially stale law stemming in part REQ. I50-I64 Potted THiryiannremums • Analea$ Thursday of that first Holy Week practiced what He preached. agents, it would be bad enough. McTiernan’s order; instead, he out that this could compromise the pro-FBI" .shows that this basic right Irom the alleged eoverup « Hydrangeas • Budded Roses • Gardenias was the day of the Passover. It was a Remember, that is a part of His un­ Attempting to block an FBI in­ wrote a memo about the incident vestigation constitutes obstruction ot minutes after she left. "She told me case and furthermore, Pratt was not apparently is not possible in his cour­ of Hie Mareh 1978 arrest of • Calla Lilies day which Jesus tediously planned iqueness. He, Himself, is the best il­ D iM eo’s son, Liicien for last moments of fellowship and lustration of what He taught. justice. to tear up may notes," the memo entitled to special consideration, troom. Competent legal sources say, DiMeo ,lr . for shoplifting. AHIICAN prayer with His disciples. After the meal. He and eleven But if Pratt told the truth about his stated. "When I told her 1 wouldn't Pratt told the agents he had spoken therefore, that Pratt should not be The report, compiled by BEMNIUMS HUSH CUT Not many hours of life remained faithful ones went singing to pro-government attitude on the do that, she told me to lie and say I to Bossard on Feb. 5, 1978. He was permitted to hear civil or criminal DRESS SALE bi Meem YKRETS Superior Court Judge aOWEM for Him. He was to be betrayed, Gethsemane. Gethsemane is an bench, the implications are even didn't take it down.” asked repeatedly if he had discussed cases where the government is even (teorge A. Saden, also M.59 «2.45«-Rte arrested, given four mock trials, and Arabic word meaning “olivepress” . more serious. It would mean that Informed of the situation by Bast, the case with Bossard “in the in­ remotely involved. alleged the policemen crucified before tomorrow's sunset. It was the industrial area of anyone who has appeared before the FBI decided to investigate the terim" — that is, between Feb, 5 and Footnote: Pratt, a 68-year-old ex- violated state laws by NEW SPRING LMm Food • CM MN ao. It 77 FloniFood-Nko...... NOW ONLY *3.11 So, it was His desire that He should Pratt since his appointment in 1968 judge and his secretary. Justice the time of the FBI interview on Feb. Marine who lost an arm in an acci­ k e e p in g a c a c h e of Jerusalem. There Jesus was sorely eat the Passover supper with His was at a crippling disadvantage if the Department officials — evidently ,14. Pratt never mentioned the con­ dent in the F’hillippines, has refused weapons at police Food your lawn note • and al rodmeod priem ■ tempted to save His life, that is, to leery of setting the FBI loose on a versation in his chambers the to discuss the case with us, When we headquarters for their per­ • REQ $28 close associates before He died. take the East road out of case involved a federal agency. ■i'i Seen*, Craaaalaie, MUogrouUo Coslor . previous day, though the only topic asked Pratt for his side of the story, sonal use. • 1 & 2 PC Styles (Mark 14;1^25) Gethsemane, go back to Galilee, and Our sources- tell us Pratt wasn't federal judge and one of their Lot us Isotp you uUk your frawtea A lo tu ls c o ^ According to the records, today, spend His old age fishing. (Mark kidding about his pro-government favorites, at that - stalled the in­ he and Bossard had discussed then we were told, “Write any danm’thing Attorney Hugh Keefe, amosUousl AU lomdstoptufplouis, skodo t floosoHug "Maundy Thursday,” is the day when 14.32-51) But rem em ber, while prejudice. This may explain the vestigation for severaFhfays. was the deleted remarks and the en­ you want." We tried to explain that one of the lawyers troos, /rail truss • ON D U fU Y NOWI representing Ambrogio, $ 1 5 . Jesus hosted the Last Supper in an saving you He could not save Justice Department’s reluctance The FBI agents persisted. Because suing controversy.' our investigation had uncovered said Daly reserved deci­ upper room in Jerusalem. I^undy is Himself. pursue the investigation of Pratt. of the clear possibility of a criminal Our sources say the FBI agents strong evidence of wrongdoing, and sion on the chief's request Woodland a contraction of the latin word man- So, even as He prayed, a motley By coincidence, we were involved violation, the Justice Department were convinced that Pratt could not said we were anxious to tell him what we had learned and get his response to be reinstated to his job datum, which literally means "com­ rabble surrounded Him and His death in the origianl indiscretion that led to finally gave a reluctant go-ahead. On have forgotten a conversation he had OPEN MON. • FRI. 10-9 to the allegations. Pratt repeated, [lending the outcome of a Gardens mandment." (John 13:34.35) So, sentence approached. Pratt’s more serious misconduct. Feb. 14, 1978, two agenU - accom­ less than 24 hours earlier, and that he civil suit Ambrogio has 168 IFoodloud Su, Mouekoslor Maundy Thursday signifies the New Dr. George W. Webb Crack Washington private detective panied by a Justice Department of­ was in fact lying to them. In any "Write any damn thing you want,” filed against DiMeo. SAT. 10-6 643-8474 Commandment to love one another. South United Methodist Church Richard Bast appeared in Pratt's ficial — interviewed Pratt. case, they have the tape to prove the and hung up. But Jesus not only preached love. He courtroom on Jan, 30, 1978, and the The interview was apparently conversation took place. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Ttiurs., April 12, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., April 12, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Officials Expedite Plans ( obituaries ) CD Funding Delay Two Runs in Eighth (Miss L o u i8 e H e ld ‘ Good Start Conliiiurd from Pugr One Ms. Walsh said no town officials TOLLAND — Miss Louise Held, 89, The commission's A-95 review in­ recall the letter, and a search of all of 96 Metcalf Road died Wednesiday cluded a section on the town's. town files resulted in no copy of it For New College Building Katie Molumphy, of at a Vernon convalescent home. housing goals performance and being found. She also said the com­ Miss Held was born in New York labeled the overall performance "un­ mission simply could have called the Power MCC Triumph East Hartford, playing out students asking the Stale Legislature SI S\N \ M (;mn temporary structures in 1971, are City and had lived in the Tolland area satisfactory." town to receive much of the required to restore the state Board of Higher of the M anchester still available. Indications are that most of her lile. Before her retire­ Weiss responded, “ We received no information. Two runs in the eighth inning hurler Dave Carter sciffened to hitter Larry Kelly pul MCC' in front llrriilil l{r|)»rlcr Education budget request was found Racquet Club, won her the cement slab for the building is ment, she had been employed for 41 indication from your office about The timing of the commission lifted Manchester Community retire the next two but Mike Martin's in the home seventh. MANCIIESTKK - Several still useable, thus eliminating new with only some burned edges, Mad­ sharp grounder went thru the legs of Kevin Martin went the first eight first match in the Chase years at the Veeder-Root Co. of Hart­ how these ratings were made or for response is ironic since Manchester College past Tunxis Communi­ departments in the state are at work excavation work. dox said. ford. She was a member of the First the reasons for the ratings.” He then first sacker Dave Palmer, Zerio innings to earn his second victory in Eastern Bowl National Veterans' benefits records from voters will decide Tuesday about a ty College, 4-2, yesterday in expediting plans to build a new Stu­ Maddox a said that if the red tape Evangelical Lutheran Church of listed the town's participation in un­ scoring. ^ as many decisions for MCC. He Tournament in the Veterans Office, however, were proposed two-year ban on town par­ dent Center at Manchester Com­ can be cut in the state departments a Ellington. its and an application for 64 more. ticipation in the Community CCCAA baseball action at Tunxis, 2-4. squared the count in fanned 10 and walked none, running Edgewater. N.J. all burned, but duplicates exist in he munity College, possibly over the new duplicated factory built building She is survived by a brother. Marilyn Walsh, head of the town's Development program. Cougar Field. Ihe fourth frame on a two-base his consecutive string of not issuing a slate Veterans Administration, Playing in the age 14 and same site where the center was could be constructed in a period of Gottlieb Held of Tolland. rehabilitation loan program, said this Town officials also expressed con­ The Cougars have won six in a row throwing error by Fearon and run- bases on balls to 13 innings, Kelly The offices and facilities in the under, M o 1 u m p h y burned to the ground last Saturday three to four weeks making it possi­ The funeral is scheduled for today morning, "They 're not even aware of cern this morning that the com­ 7 to sport a 7-1 overall mark ahd 5-0 producing single by Palmer. retired Tunxis in order in the ninth to Studet Center have been moved into A leadoff walk to Jam mummer, earn a save. defeated Heather Clark of morning. ble to have the new Student Center at 1:30 p.m. at Burke-Fortin Funeral some of the things that have or will mission's letter may be an indication docket in the CCCAA. Next action is conference rooms and are sharing sacrifice and RBI single bv ninch- All the emphasis on the recovery open by Sept. 1. Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, be done in terms of meeting our of a tougher review of Manchester if NEf' Moday at Massasoit Community Indianapolis. Ind., 6-2, 6-1. operations is being placed on building spaces with other offices. Although Mam-hcolcr ( 4) runxiH (2) The slate I'ublic Works and Highway with the Rev. Eugene F. Mitchell, Housing Assistance Plan goals." the proposed ban goes into effect. College at 3:30. AB R H RBI E Today the winner faced a new center, according to Carroll everyone has been cooperative, Mad­ AB R H RBI E departments have ollered to clear pastor of the First Evangelical Parts of the commission's review Officials said minority groups and .Tunxis knotted the score in the top 4 1 1 0 0 Gardner, ss 4 0 1 0 2 fourth seeded Kristan Maddox, public relations director at dox said ' there is no way we can Zerio, of the rubble left from the fire, Maddox Lutheran Church, officiating. Burial were not filled in because it said the those agencies who seek to insure the of the eighth at 2-all as Ferry Neal Oliveira^ c 4 0 1 0 0 Neal, ,3b 4 1 1 0 1 Laux of Omaha, Neb. the college. It has become evident .said. That operation should begin work" under these conditions past will be in South Cemetery. town failed to provide the necessary rights of such groups may review reached on an error, swiped second Rollcl, dh 3 0 0 0 0 Monico, 2b 4 0 1 0 0 Finals will be telecast this, week what a . "really serious soon. September. information. The commission said it town applications for all federal fun­ and scored on A1 Parlow's RBI blow. Kellv. ph,p 1 0 1 1 0 Reeve, c 3 0 0 0 0 Temporary trailers and The family suggests that memorial Sunday. problem" ekists without a student College employees have been sor­ requested such information in a ding more stringently if the ban is MCC's winning rally got started as M. Martin, rf 3 0 0 0 I’artow. of 4 0 1 1 0 gifts may be made to the First Anderson, r( 4 1 0 0 0 center, he .said. ting through the rubble and were able classrooms are also being con­ November 17 letter. imposed. Rusty Pacino and Greg Fearon Pacino, lb 4 0 0 0 0 .lack Redmond, MCC sidered, but no definite decisions Evangelical Lutheran Church of 0 3 Begley. If 4 0 0 0 0 Maddox said the original plans for to recover some of the records from reached safely on errors. Mike Maz- Fearon, ss 3 1 1 pro, accompanied Ellington. 3 1 1 0 0 Carter, p 4 0 1 0 0 the Student Center building, which the offices. A petition started by have been made on tacilities for the zarella drove home the first run with Sitek. 3b Mohimpliy to New .Ibrsey, wa.s constructed along with other remaining six weeks of the semester. Mazzarella. If 3 0 1 1 0 Palmer, lb 4 0 2 1 2 Manchester Community College Card of Thunks — ------Fire Under Control a sharp single to right and Fearon Hummer. 2b 3 1 0 0 0 -' On h<'hiill of our beloved husband and lather came dashing home on a passed ball. K. Martin, p 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 35 2 7 2 f) 1'harles who passed away April 4th. we wish to thank (iiinliiiiii'd from Puuc One decisions on what equipment to use MCC scored in the first as Gino Manchester 100 000 l'2x 4 all our relatives and friends, who expresfied their 4 Manchester Police Report svmpathy with flowers, mass cards and other of the building this morning by in fighting the fire. Zerio tripled leading otf. Tunxis Totals 31 4 6 2 Tunxis (HK) 010 010 2 Third Straight kindnesses whir h we will not forget special vacuum trucks. Other The use of foam was not necessary, The McCarthy Family chemicals which were destroyed will MANfTlK.STElt — Hobert W Hershberger, also known The Smith Family Irish said The District's new MCC Net Win be removed and disposed of once the as Kaiser, 2\). of M Wetherell St wa.s charged Wednesday Polite arrested L. Richard Desormiers, .52, of 13 Knox aerialscope truck was helpful in (.iyele Crash Kills Man fire marshal's office has completed with breach of I he peace in connection with a motor vehi­ St Wedne.sday and charged him with a parking violation, keeping Ihe fire controlled to the one Oriole Rally Stops Yankees Sweeping all five matches, its investigation. Burton said. Some cle accident ;il Center and Olcott streets. f.'ourt date. April 27. H EB R O N -Jay J. Lovewell, 21, of area, long enough to allow the fire Manchcsicr Community College's of the chemicals in the burned sec­ According to police, Her.shberger tried to pass a car Among thefts reported by the police are a CB radio Boretz Road, Colchester, was fatally departments to advance the hand tennis sijuad blanked Tunxis Com- valued at .$100 stolen from a tar at 305 Main St. owned by tion can be saved, he .said. BALTIMORE (UPI) - Rick driven by Hoiiald A .Matthewson, 50, of .56 Salem Hoad injured in a motorcycle accident just lines, he said. pinch-hitter Terry Ci owlcy on a short " There was no doubt in my mind munily College yesterday afternoon Robert T Vonderkall of 19 .Mayfield Road: two hubcaps James Talbot, division mahager al Ihe local cmirls who was headed west on Center Street and signalled for a before 6 p.m. Wednesday on Old The fire was fought in sections. Dempsey figures his two-out, fly to left Bumbry's hit then scored I'd come back, " Ryan said for the Houhgton Company said this The Cougars now boast a 3-2 won- left turn into a gas station Police said when Matthew.son valued at $150 from a car parked at 315 Center St.; hub­ Colchester Road in Hebron. The chemicals were stored in Chalk Up Run for Yanks two-strike, lOth-inning single Kelly and Larry Harlow, running for Wednesday night, after three-hitting iiiorninig he has no estimate of the losl rccoi'd started to make the turn, he noticed the accu.sed, who caps valued at $244 from a car parked in the Shop Rite lot Police said he was traveling separate sections which also kept the Jay Johnstone of the Yankees comes in high to score in fourth Wednesday night not only May. the Minnesota Twins for an 11-2 vic­ on .Spencer Street; wire hubcaps from a truck parked at southbound at a high rate of speed, damages. Talbot was helpful at the chemicals from mixing and posing Ken Singleton's third single and a liesults: Singles - Briggs iM) dot. was operating a motorcycle passing him on the left at inning against Baltimore last night. The Orioles won in 10 in­ drove in the winning run in tory, while Baylor drove in five runs which time it was too late to stop. i;i7 W. Center St rounded a curve, went off the right fire in directing the firefighters more hazardous fumes. Burton said. stolen base by pinch-runner John and Rudi picked up four hits. Wachlcl iT) 6-0. 6-0; llvga iM) def. A Tiffany lamp valued at $400 was reported stolen from side of the road and struck a tree. where the potential chemicals were Irish said the plant is one of the nings, 6-5. (UPI Photo) Baltimore's 6-5 win over the RiiiigcrH t, Inilians 0 Blumlicrg (T) 6-1, 6-1; Nelson IM) Police issued a verbal warning to Hershberger for in the plant, Irish said. liassing in a no-pa,ssing zone. a house on Main St., polite said. most hazardous areas of concern for New York Yankees, but was a Sieve Comer and Sparky Lyle, del. Ilarrigan iT) 0-4. 6-0. A special telephone line, called Police said they asked the accused if he had been Police also reported a break and entry at Farr's, 2 the Eighth District Department, blow for the "underdogs" as American League making his first apperance in a Dimhlcs - Briggs - Ilopowiec (M) Lottery Chemtrex, was used by the Eighth (let Blumhcrg - liarrigan iT) 0-1, 6- drinking tiecaiise they smelled alcohol on his breath, .Main St . and Cap n Cork Package Store at 485 N. Main The Police Department began its well. Texas uniform, allowed only one hit SI Some knives were taken from Farr's and liquor was HARTFORD —The winning District Department to obtain infor­ investigation of the fire this morning. in keeping Texas unbeaten. 2, Nelson - l.yga iMl dot. Wachtcl ■ llershticrger kept insisting on a .sobriety lest, but police number drawn Wednesday in the "Our coming from behind with taken from Cap n Cork, police .said. mation on the potentially toxic gases Early indications are that it is highly Thoughts Lowenstein, coupled with a throwing R o m iIn 10, 'I'igi-i'N ,'t Greese 6-2, 6 4. explained that sobriety tests aregivenonly if a party is Connecticut daily lottery was 351, and to aid the firefighters in making three runs in the last of the ninth) for charged with ofieratiiig under the influence, which the ac­ suspicious. the second straight night has to put error by Yankee catcher Thurman Fred Patek stroked four hits, cu.sed was not being ctiarged with After Hershberger dis­ ApLENty some thoughts in the minds of the Munson, put the winning run on third knocked in three runs and scoied Opening IJkely regarded the olficer's several requests to leave the with one out. Eddie Murray and twice, lifting Kansas City. teams that figure, on paper, to be MONTPELIER, Vt. lUPIt - All scene, and ci ilicized the manner in which the officer was better than us," said Dempsey. “We DeCinces were walked intentionally A'h I I, MuriiKTH 7 signs seem to he go lor (he opening of invest igating the matter, police said, he wa.s arrested and and Harlow popped to left, too Wayne Gross drove in four r uns don't have the name players that the llie Green Mountain Race Traek in liroiigtil to headipiarteis where he was proce.s.sed and Yankees and Boston or Milwaukee shallow to let Lowenstein score. when previously weak-hitting and 3 DAY SALE • THURS-FRI-SAT winless Oakland ripped Seattle. Pownal this vear. released on a .$251) non-surety liond Court date. May 7. By Len Auster have, but we don’t have anyone who Dempsey then slapped Dick Tidrow's "hanging slider away" into , i a _ will give up, either." The Orioles erased a 5-2 deficit in centerfield, scoring Lowenstein. Don Inspired designs, richly colored, carefully crafted. the ninth with a walk and three hits, Stanhouse, 1-1, picked up the win, Balcome Director Voters League Great Strides Made the big blow A1 Bumbry's two-out, pitching the 10th inning in relief of starter Jim f’almer. baseball season has been rained two-run single. Yankee starter Ed Your choice of living rooms by Schweiger, on sale! The start of the 1979 schoolboy Figueroa walked Doug DeCinces and \llg<‘lr( I I, I'willN 2 Backs CD Fund on, snowed on and blown away with most clubs still waiting to Despite Rod Carew, the Califoria gave up singles to Pat Kelly and Lee Of Five Mile Race make their debuts. May, scoring DeCinces. Angels still need contributions from MANCIIE.ST15H Ttie League ol Women Voters has talents like Nolan Ryan, Joe Rudi come out in support ol the town's continuing to accept Except for Cheney Tech. Reliever Rich Gossage, 1-1. came and Don Baylor. Byi;\RI,VOST Community l)cvelo|imcnt lunds Sofa and Loveseat The Beavers, under second-year poor imitations at that. on to throw out Dempsey and got Coach Aaron Silvia, have braved the Siiorl^ I'iflitor In a statement issued today, the league says it has 1 ^ " Every game witnessed on the tube arrived at its position a'fter study and discussion ol the elements and contested three of their has been engrossed with at least one Wheels lor the 1979 Five Mile Road Race, sponsored by issues involved $ 20-game slate. They won their first controversy. Each time instant Perez Ended Nonsense Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, were offieially pul Manchester votes will decide Tuesday whether to two and were irnpressive in bowing replay showed the arbilors incorrect. into motion with the naming of .Jim Balcome as race director. declare a 2-year iiioriloriiim on acce|iling the lands ifi 699 Tuesday to Bacon Academy. The In one Red Sox contest the home • NEW YORK (UPI) - New Perez broke the deadlock with his Will Hadden, general chairm;in. tirsl homer of the season on the first which opponents say tiring with them too many restric­ Bobcats were pre-season co­ plate umpire specialized in half York Mels' catcher John made the announcement favorites in the C harter Oak pilch thrown to him by loser Skip tions. strikes. The right arm would go up Stearns got embroiled in a Eamon Flanagan will again .serve In its slalement the league says there was strong Conference with Cromwell. like the American flag at half mast. Lockwood, 0-1 Elias Sosa. 2-1, picked as coordinator. minority concern over Icderal involvement in local af­ m It's far too early to tell, pitching You wondered if he wanted to call ninth-inning sluggest with Mon­ op the victory 'I'he race director has had a wealth fairs will be the key as always, but Cheney each pitch one of each. treal catcher Gary Carter In other National League games, of experience in track and field as a In il.s slalement the league says could have its best season — ever. The major league umpires said the Wednesday that touched off a Cincinnati topped Atlanta. 9-5, competitor and coach Kalcome has 'This posilion nil lavor of conlmiiing to accept the That's if they continue to work hard public would see they're the best. wild free-for-all before Tony Houston routed Los Angeles, 10-3, coached cross country at Kockville as has been exhibited in the three Philadelphia heat Pittsburgh, 5-4, liindsi is derived Iroiii the league s long-standing dual They may be right. What aren't being Perez ended the nonsense with High for the past 10 years, handled commilmcnl to work lor f.iir housing and an expansion of outings and heads don't get swelled used are minor league umps who've and San Diego downed San Eran- hoys' track lor the last eight years the housing supply lor low and moderate income by press clippings. refused overtures. They don't want some heavy hitting of his own .'ind also coached Ihe Kockville High I an III ICS. ,inil li om the league's past siipiiorl lor the use of Cheney Tech looks like a baseball to be dubbed “scabs ' So. in their — an llth-inning homer that National League ^ girls' track .sijuad the past two years. block grants in mainlain a strong iirhaii nucleus and team now. Thai- wasn't always the place, are amateurs at $108 a game lifted the Expos to a 3-2 A native ol Wilim.intie, lialcome mainlain and rehahihlale exisling housing case. The players are thinking the and you're getting amateurish per­ triumph. graduated from Eastern Conneelinit game, talking the game, and positive l.eagiic meiiihers leel that reipiii emenis tor receiving formances. "I though John was out of line for cisco, 4-1. Chicago al St. Louis was Slate College with a master's in results have been harvested. the lunds are nol iinreasonahle at the present lime. The Until the real umpires come back, initiating a fight," Carter said after rained out. English, and has a degree in The Techmen outclassed Prince league lecis most sli oiigly lhal working In providi'allor- half prices should be charged. You're both players had been ejected. "I HI, Dodgers ,'J guidance from Central Conneelinit Tech and Bolton, clubs which will ilahlc housing loi people ol all Income levels must con­ only getting half of what you paid for. was just trying to do my job and Cesar (,’cdeno’s Ihrce-run homer State College He's a member of the have wins few and far between They tinue III lie a goal ol our town, whether or nol we continue Bowie? touch the plate." snapped a fifth-inning lie to spark Guidance lleparlmeni at Kockville were nipped by a good Bacon nine. to accepi block giviiil lunds Carter had tried to score from first Houston past Los Angelos. High. ■Ai The item to look for is when they play riieii' was .1 slr'ong minority expression of concern Bits and Pieces liase alter New York starter I \’te Pliillics .5. Pilules I A residenl ol Manchester lor the a good club and emerge victorious. ■ ihoul growing ledei.il involvement in local allairs, and East Catholic has named a new Falcone threw wildly past first after Mike Schmidt drove in three runs past II years, Balcome is the lirsi M That will show the Beavers have expression ol Ihe leeling that rejection ol the funds might head boys' track coach. Sal fielding Larry Parrish's grounder. and broke a 4-4 tie with a seventh- president of the newly organized Silk truly arrived. not he enlilely neg.ilive because it would lorcethe town Mongiafieo, a 1969 graduate of Elliott Maddox’s peg from right field inning solo homer to lead City Striders as well as current president of the Vernon Coaches' III reciiiisuler its gii.ils to determine how they might tie at- Bulkeley High and '73 grad of the had Carter nailed at the plate, but the Philadelphia over Pittsburgh. Ball I,lined Ihriiiigh Ihe use iil its owlTTrsiiiirces ' Bring Vm Back University of Connecticut, has been 6-foot-2, 210-pounder bowled over Beds '), Itrines 5 A.s.sociation. .Ih" Still active as a runner. Kalcome ih'iir liirlher inlurmalion eonlael TAviflye Kramer, Bowie Kuhn — where are you? tabbed to the post. He will be Stearns, who is 6-feet and 185 Rookie Dave Concepcion hit a grarid-slam ii. The has taken pari in Ihc Iasi eight Five (lay will enter the M uscular presiiicni. I.\V\' o| Manchester, 646-01116 Where are you now that baseball assisted by Steve Skoly, a '78 NL umpire Lunny Harris signaled homo run and he and hot-hitting Kay traditional livini^ room. Milers liere on 'I’hanksgiving mor­ Dystrophy Ke.search Fund. needs a leader? Where are you when graduate of Assumption. out and they stepped hack to watch Knight eacli had three hits to lift Cin­ Tailored to perfection. ning, The starling and finishing line will an end to the umpire strike is a Jack Hull, cross country coach and the main event. cinnati past Atlanta. Shown in a vivid outline Kace ollicials arc looking lorward remain Ihe same as lasi year, in quilted print of lOO'i cotton. must? Get with it. freshman basketball coach, will be Stearns, whose only post-game Piidres I, (limits 1 to a record held ol 4,000 in the 1979 front of SI James' Chureh on Main Electrician Injured Or chooRc from a host of other sup>erb It's a travesty what's being forced the ‘Voice of the Eagles' this season comment was, "Nobody got hurt, ” Kandy Jones and Kollie Fingers comhined on a five-hitter and Fer­ Stri'el designer prints. 86 sofa. 62 loveseat. on the American public. The major at East's Eagle Field during the came up swinging alter Carter Starling lime will he al 10:30. nando Gonzalez knocked in two runs - As has been Ihe ca.se in the 27-year At Warehouse Site 36 matchinfif chair Matching 63 queen league ballplayers might be baseball season. He replaces .John appeared to throw an elbow as the Kalcome will name his key eom- size sleeper $499. LaFontana, who superbly handled two players rolled in Ihe Shea with a single and double to carry San sponsorship ol Nutmeg l•'or■esl, 'I'all professionals but tho.se doing the Cedars ol Lelianon. all proceeds and mitlee lieads alter meeting shortly adjudicating are rank amateurs, and the duties lor three years. Stadium dirt Diego lo victory. M.AiNClIKSTl'ilt A 2!)-year-old electrician was in- conli iliulions hv siicelalors on race with Flanagan and Hadden. liiied Wediie.sd.iv in .in industrial .iccideni at the .I.P Penny W.u'ehouse in liiickland U Police s.iid 111,it .I.lines .Szakliewuv ol 44 Helmout ,-\ve I r- The new. pleasant mood of contemporary. Soft, rounded curves, so comfortably invitinf;^. received liiirus on his I,ice ,inil hands as Ihe result of an Casually appointed with matchinf^ throw pillows. Area Schoolboy Baseball exjilosion c.uised liv conlacl with a live wire u . Indians Unimpressive ' ' Yours in Herculon knits or quilted 100*'i cotton .''Z.ikliewiez lohl police he w.is disconnecting a welding '' prints. 82 sofa. 58 loveseat. Matching 81 'N. Scliweiger I nrn.tn' ( unit from the jiower switch He w.is using a screwdriver ^ I !" _— - queen size sleeper $499. By LEN M'STER their comeback in the fourth. Greg three and whilled live in .mx innings 1(1 remove Ihe screw holding Ihe wire, according to llrruld ril«*r Padding ripped a single inside the to earn the mound decision. Pitching Battle Features police 1 lu\\ said thi- vu-tiiii s.iul lu’ wasn't sure how it third base hag for Hall's first safety Inauspicious was the debut Manchester Coach Hal Parks in­ I’eler I’VIaneggia, 'Tom Gardiner iind hajipened. hut s.iid the wire he undid must have come in followed by a walk to Scott Kelley. dicated previously he planned to pla­ A pitcher’s duel took place yester­ ^ OPEN TONITE TIL 9 PM as Manchester High fumbled Hay 'I'ouliey I wo ajOeee in showing contact with ,i livi- ground wire c.uisiiig the t*\[>h>sion and Ned Cleary’s grounder hopped over toon in the opener and did so. He day al East Hartford High to lire its way to a 13-3 setback at the Ihe glove ol third sacker Doug Ogden couldn’t he too pleased with the highlight area baseball play, tlie way lor Kham. 'I'ouliey jiickeil iiji Ihe mound decision in rcljel llosiul.il ollicials said S/akliewicz w.is treated lor se­ hands of Hall High in CCIL lor one run foHitWed by Glen results. Pyka’s problems in the sixth Simshiiry High's 'Tim Sorgio and Kallinich’s bloop RBI single to right. Kaljih Giansanti had' a jiair ol cond and third degree hiiriis on his l.iee and, hands, and is baseball action yesterday in were compounded by three errors Hornet ace Hob Ouellette traded triples and a single and had three in salislactorv eondilion Spears reached back to retire the West Hartford. with all lour Hall tallies unearned. lour-hillers hut in the end the visiting KKI and Steve l•'reeman added a solo It was the '79 season-opener for next three. Ovfrall. the Silk Towners committed 'Trojans jirevailed by a 2-0 count. homer lor South Windsor. 0-2 lor Ihe both clubs. Hall took the advantage for good in six miscues. In other area action, Glastonbury the fifth. Jim Foley reached on a one- season Sophomore righthander Shawn Hadding and Kallinich each had High downed llarllord I'uhlic, 9-3, Haul Keiman twirled a two-hitler Rec Opens Tonight out error and Radding blasted a 320- Hoekville High lopjied Windsor Spears started on the hill for the In­ three of 13 hits collected by Hall with and I liililieil a Iwonin Iniiiier to pace toot. two-run homer over the cyclone Locks. 7-2, Kharn High whipjied dians and was impressive although the former knocking in three runs. Cromwell. 2-0. over Coveiilry. Losing MANt'lIE.STER • 'I'ho tion Advisory Commission fence in left. Jim Gluhosky was 2-for-4 to pace Kocky Hill, 16-0. .South Windsor High Wisl Side Roci'i'aluin has ,ilso discu.ssed having charged with the loss. He worked five tiilcher ,'Vlark Morse collected lioth g n - / innings, beirtg touched for six hits The Indians, who collected four Manchester. was on the short end ol a 20-7 score to i'('iii>r. Ihc towns first the center open on Sun- I’alriol saleiies and four runs, only one earned. hits in the first three innings, could Windsor, and Coventry fell to un­ vv^ii round rccro.ition davs beaten Cro)nwell, 7-1 ^;i( ility, will open tonight Spears fanned three and walked two. After that Silk Town relievers reliever Mark Trenchard. He walked AB R H E RBI Sorgio and Ouellette each fanned Indian Jayvees -It 6. Mol Siohold. town Lyon, ss 2 0 0 0 0 nine but Sorgio and Joe Eabrizio each locrcation iliroclor .said. resembled the New York Mets’ bullpen — a.k.a. the Arson Squad. Hall (1.3) Marineau, ss 2 0 0 0 0 stroked HKI singles for Simsbury to Win First Test The the ju'iinit for the New England AB R II E RBI Coffin. 2b 4 1 0 1 0 Steve Pyka, in 1 1,'3 innings, was spell the difference. It was the elevator, which has been J. Foley, cf 6 1 1 0 0 Halldin, lb 3 1 0 0 0 J ^ sea.son-opener for the Trojans while Manchester High jayvee hasehall Memorial Co. rapped for six runs on six hits while 5 3 3 0 3 holding up the opening of Iioftixt BiMlon, Own*r Radding. If Ogden, 3b 3 0 1 2 1 East llarllord is 1-1,0-1 in the CCIL. started its season yesterday with an Matt Peterson, in 1 1,3 innings, was Kelly. 3b 3 3 2 0 1 Maselli, 3b 0 0 0 1 0 t h e c e n te r , a r r i v e d Hot) Herger clubbed a three-run 8-1 lrniiii|)li over Hall High in West Modern Methods - wild, walking four. He gave up three Geary, rf 4 1 0 0 0 Spears, p 3 1 1 0 1 Daily Scene Wednesday, and Frank Old Innhioned Honesty homer and Jim Hellinghiri knocked llarllord Conti, town Iniilding in­ runs. Brad Ingraham,-who'll' Kallinch. lb 3 0. : i Pyka, p - . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 Substitute umpires have in two runs to spark Rockville over Sophomor(“ leltliander I’aul spector, i.ssned a cer- MONUMENTS probably start today against East Bluestein, ss Peterson, p 1 0 0 0 0 MARKERS FURMTURE 0 2 been drawn the wrath of um­ Wind.sor Da ks. The Rams are 1-1. McCluskey sjiiin a one-hitter in going Matarazzo, dh Parks, c 3 0 1 0 tilicate of ocnip.incv this Hartford High in the home opener at. 4 1 1 1 CEMETERY , Kelley Field at 3;3fl'.vhad tq.get.lhqB .Malit?, P . 1 0 0 0 1 o«().-:o. 0 pires and players with some of Steve Koath slugged a two-run the dislam e lo notch the win lor the morning LETTERING _ Fumilure People Since 1932 last out. TrOn'chard. p 0 0 Gluhosky, If ' 4 0 2 1 9 their calls. Last night Manager homer and Dave Shutzmen added a Indians He lanncd seven and issued Plans pro.senily call for ooveoieni & Horn* Appo«tm«nts 5 0 0 0 0 SHOWCASE Manchester had a 3-0 edge after Meany. c Schaeffer, cf 3 0 1 0 0 .solo shot leading Glastonbury to its one walk. having the center open ARRANGCO • CMSPLAY AT Vitale, pr ' 0 I 0 0 0 McGuskey, ph 0 0 0 0 0 Gene Mauch of Minnesota season-opening triumph over Hart­ lOH Sumtidt Av« . C HarOortf three frames. Dave Parks stroked an Skiji Moreau was tlie hatting star after school an,I evenings, C. Foley. 2b 1 0 0 1 0 Gauruder, rf 2 0 0 0 0 sounded off when decision ford. Koath also tripled while Greg Wa Ha RBI single in the second and two going 4-lor-4 with live Klil with Kill Saturdays and (luring the Amenta, ph 1 0 - 0 0 — t Ezerins. rf...... 2 0 -9- r- 0 Saliiww SliiCitiai ^ ^ (1 more tallies were added in the third wenU against Twins. (UPI Karpuc went five innings lo notch the llerlth rhijijiing in two hits and Alex davtime in the summer Driscoll. 2b 2 1 2 0 0 Ingraham, p 0 0 0 0 0 HL 528-2680 H STREET NWNTOWN 1^36 without benefit of a hit. Photo) mound decision, striking out 10. lirilnell ii doiilile and two walks. All The town Park .iiul Recrea­ Hon Girard rapped three hits and • The hhme'standing Warriors began Totals 39 13 13 3 9 Totals 33 3 6 6 3 are .sophomores. PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurg., April 12, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., April 12, 1979- PAGE FIFTEEN Scoreboard ] MaSterS G olf I P iv o ta l f Skiers Welcome Late Snow Gary Carter National League LOW MILEAGE Eaal WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPIj — Elarly April brought a major weather W L Pet. GB '> turnabout for the mountains of northern New England. As a result, ski — areas now see brighter prospects for skiing into late April, the New Impressive St. Louis 3 0 1.000 For Nicklaus, W atso n England Ski Areas Council said Wednesday. Montreal 4 1 .800 — New York 2 2 .500 l ‘/2 AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) — One golf tournament Masters.” Usually warm weather in March melted large amounts of snow, 79 DEMOS i; and little snowfall accumulated throughout the month. Snow ac- Philadelphia 2 2 .500 l'/2 doesn’t make a season, not even when it's the Player has his own favorite for this week. He's Andy Bean, a 26-year-old, long-ball hitting cumulations at ski areas in Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont in NEW YORK (UPI) — Gary Carter is one of Save hundreds of dollere on these low Pittsburgh 1 4 .200 3 Masters, but the next four days could be pivotal Chicago 0 3 .000 3 Georgian who won three tournaments and more than early April, however, have been much above average. Many areas those super achievers. You name it. he’s mlleege demoe end executive care. for Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus. $267,(HX) last year and. while winless so far this year, has j: report receiving over 2 feet of snow since April 1. \4Vel achieved it. They’re etingy on gee and long on value. four top-four finishes. The arrival of that snow brought reopenings at two Vermont ski w L Pet. GB Another Masters' victory would appreciably enhance Back in 1972 when the Montreal Expos’ aggressive Watson's claim to being the best golfer in the world, "The Augusta National has always favored the big S areas— Jay Peak and Stowe. In addition. Killington. Sugarbush Valley. Houston 5 1 .833 — receiver was 18, he was voted Athlete of the Year at Sun­ hitter like Bean," said Player. "The (7,000-yard i course Pico Peak, Stratton and Mount Snow have been able to expand their San Francisco 4 2 .667 1 while for Nicklaus. victory would mean the "Golden ny Hills High School in Fullerton, Calif. He captained (he EXECUTIVE CAR has been playing a little long and with rain in the forecast § operation. Los Angeles 4 3 .571 l ‘/2 Bear" still has sharp claws and reports of his decline are baseball, basketball and football teams there for two premature. a golfer like Bean has an added edge." The Wildcat and Waterville Valley ski areas in New Hampshire's Cincinnati 3 4 .429 2'/i seasons. CiprICR 2 Door. V>6, tulo., sir There were 72 golfers in Thursday’s starting field for I White Mountains contain all of the late-season skiing activity in New cond., power ttMrlng>br«kM> San Diego 2 4 .333 3 The 29-year-old Watsfjn, acclaimed the top golfer on the Carter wasn’t one of those big dumb jocks, cither. He PGA tour the past two years, went into today's opening the 43rd Masters, including 12 foreign professionals and i;: Hampshire, while in Maine spring skiers are still heading for Sugarloaf windows tnd setts, speed con* Atlanta 1 5 .167 4 was member of the National Honor Society from 1968 un­ trol, elec, defogger, 60-60 eeet, round as the man to beat — and Nicklaus. 10 years older, seven amateurs. But former U.S. Open champion Hubert and Sunday River. AM-FM-Sterco end many, Wfdnraday'ii Kraulln til 1972 and graduated in the top 50 of his class. many mors more Items. SavaSave over carried the role of the man with something to prove. Green, who tied for second last year, insists "there are Have enough yet? Wait, there’s more. He turned down $1600 from New Car Prkie. Chicago at St. l^uis, ppd. But about the only person not ranking Watson as the only a dozen or so who have the type of game needed to Montreal 3, New York 2 more than a dozen scholarship offers to sign with the favorite was Watsrjn him.self. win on this course." Expos and he made the National League All-Star team in Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4 SALE PRICED1 " I can usually tell when I'm at the tup of my game and Lee Trevino has won more money on the U.S. tour than Behind the Scene his first year with them, which was 1975. tfils Cincinnati 9, Atlanta 5 I don't really feel that. " said Watson. "Sometimes I feel any golfer except Nicklaus and has won five "major " Slides in Safely at Second Base Houston to, Los Angeles 3 Among his other achievements, the 24-year-old Carter like I'm the man to beat, but I don't feel that way right championships — two U.S. and British Opens and the twice has been named the Expos’ Player of the Year in San Diego 4, San Francisco 1 Cheney Tech’s Lew LaBrec is framed Matt Tallman. Visiting Bobcats took DEMO now.'" PGA, but he puts himself in the non-win group. In Masters Golf the four seasons he has been with them. Montreal Today'* CameK Nicklaus insists. "Reading my golfing obituary serves "1 have more doubts about winning the Masters than I between the legs of Umpire Leo Diana as he Tuesday's COC encounter by 3-1 count. Manager Dick Williams, like everyone else, is impressed Philadelphia (Lerch 0-0) at New as a motivator for me. I'm tired of reading about how I'm do any other tournament, " said Trevino, "For that to slides into second safety ahead of the tag with all ot Gary Carter’s accomplishments — up to a „ , 7 8 CHEV. Bv MILT KICIIMAN round, they suddenly don’t have the (Herald Photo by Strempfer) Monte Carlo Coupe. V-6, auto., York (Zachry 1-0) playing badly and am going to try to do something about happen, some of the long-ball hitters, people like Tom time. applied by Bacon Academy second baseman point. air cond.. power steering & San Diego (Rasmussen 0-1) at San it." Watson and Jack Nicklaus would have to have a bad AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - As matters now stand, the golfers brakes. AM-FM radio, elec. Francisco (Knepper 0-0) Defending champion Gary Player, the only foreigner to week." defogger. many, many more options. There's a big flap going on have their precious pre-round "He was captain of his school, he was class president. ” St, Louis (Vuckovich 1-0) at win at Augusta (he's done it three times), said. " It really Three-time champion Sam Snead, who w ill be 67 in May behind the scenes here at the privacy in the clubhouse. The policy Williams says. "We've got 25 of ’em ” Pittsburgh (D, Robinson 0-0), N doesn't matter how you've been playing so far as this is playing in his 40th Masters this week. In his only Masters, and although it won't was inaugurated for the first time Potentiali Talent What Williams means is that every one of the Expos’ Atlanta (McWilliams 0-1) at Los tournament is concerned. You could be playing badly previous tournament appearance this year, in the last April on an ‘‘experimental’’ one- players has distinguished himself somewhere along the SALE PRICED • 5 6 9 5 Angeles (Messersmith 1-0), N coming in here and .still win." Inverrary Classic, the ageless Snead tied for 28th place in influence the outcome, in a year basis, presumably at the SPORTS line earlier in his career and although none of them may -H 144-man field. sense it even transcends it I'm playing very well at the moment." .said Player. golfers’ request, and now the golfers have come up with all the initial achievements Carter American League "About the same as I was coming into last year's With Tribe Squad SLATE because it deals with one of the wish to make the experiment perma­ did, he still has a way to go before establishing himself Kunt DEMO most important aspects in nent. W L Pet. GB By LEN AUSTER completely in the big leagues. every person's life. Wednesday, members of the Golf riiiirNiiiiv "He has come a long, long way already, ” Williams 79 CHEV. Milwaukee 3 1 .750 — Hrruld Sportswriter Writers’ Association of America BVSUBM.I. says. "He’s strong and he’ll hit. He reminds me of Johnny Caprice 4 Door, V-6. auto., sir 3 2 .600 */z That aspect is time, which is what cond., power steerina-brakes- -- .d T H S - Baltimore Hawks Spring Upset Eligibility could play a key factor in the fortunes of the I', lis t I I I I r t f o r il 111 voted unanimously to demand the im­ Bench when Bench was in his prime. ” wlndows-sests. speed control, Boston 2 2 .500 1 everyone runs out of eventually in mediate lifting of the players’ sanc­ Manchester High boys' track team-in 1979. M iiu rliri-lrr. .'li.’JO elec, defogger.logger, iAM-FM-Slereo New York .2 3 .400 l'/2 every life span. Tape, and many, many mors tuary at the Masters’ clubhouse. " If all variables work out the \iiiul I’rrli 111 Gliriiry ('artor understands what Williams means when he says Items. Save over $16i from Detroit I 2 .333 IVz Possibly because they feel they're New Car Price. Outscoring Rockets They also asked that they be allowed potential is there, the talent is there, the Blxpos have a lot of players with impressive early Torbnto 1 3 .250 2 above it or possibly because they con­ while Burby, Birmingham and junior Irrh, .’til.'i inside the gallery ropes so that they for a CCIL title," offers Indian Coach backgrounds. The Expos' husky catcher doesn't take it as Cleveland 1 4 .200 2‘/z sider the whole business soni)rfkind of Jeff Coughlin top the field in the dis­ \fC C at Ma!^Ml^oil. .’t;JO infernal intrusion upon which they can see and report what’s going on as Dick Williams, ‘‘... (but) Eligibility cus. Seniors Bob LaChance and Tom Siinshiirv at I’rm irv, any kind of personal pul-down at all. SALE PRICED • 7 9 4 8 Wl-el NP]W YORK (UPI) —The Omni will be jumping Friday night. can't put their fingers on any im ­ they are permitted to do at every is going to be a thorn in our side," ad­ Roach and Burby are prospects in the ;$:.’$() "Everyone who comes up here has been in Hie same W L Pet. GB The underdog Atlanta Hawks rallied in the third quarter mediate tangible dividends, many of other tournament in the world. mitted the veteran leader. javelin. K o r k iillr at N r» B ritain , category I was in at one time, ” Carter says. "They were Texas 3 0 1.000 — behind Dan Roundfield Wednesday night and upset the Houston the 72 golfers in this field apparently Neither petition was granted. Hord The Silk Towners, 8-5 in dual meets Seniors Chris Kelley and Chuck .’JiJO all well-known somplace, but this is difterent "This is Minnesota 4 1 .800 — DEMO Rockets, 109-106, on the road in the first game of their best-of- have said they don’t want to waste Hardin. Vice Chairman of the last year, were slated to open Cohen and juniors Jeff Lombardo and B a r o 11 \ r a tl r in y a t protcssional ball. ” Kansas City 4 1 .800 — three Flastern Conference preliminary playoff series. The their time talking to writers in the Augusta National Golf Club, and Bil­ Wednesday but that date has been Brian Sweeney top the list in the high Billion, .’I: l."> 79 CHEV. Seattle 4 3 .571 1 Monte Carlo Landau CcCoupa. V- Rockets now face the almost-Herculean task of trying to even locker room before they tee off. ly Morris, a member of Augusta postponed. They’re now pegged to jump while LaChance, Roach and Gmrniry at Bliani, .’tiU i Last year was something of a comedown from the year 6, auto., air cond., powar California 3 3 .500 I'/z atearlng-wlndowa-brakis, Indeed, Masters’ officials claim National's Press Committee, both begin April 17 against Penney High at seniors Joe Luzon and Mark before for Carter, whoso batting average tailed off to .255 speed control, AM-FM Stereo, Chicago 1 3 ,250 2‘/z the series Friday night in Atlanta — where the Hawks have (ilBI.S SOFI BAI.I, the vast majority of the golfers here expressed sympathy for the writers’ the Black Knights’ track in East Stankiewicz show the way in the pole from .284. He wasn’t disappointed, though. ' landau roof and many, many Oakland 1 5 .167 3'/z preyed on unsuspecting opponents all season. M a n riirs irr at UiikI H art- more extras. 6,761 miles. Save feel that way and have told them so requests. Since William Lane, the Hartford. "I played in 157 games." he (loints out. " I had just over $1300 from New Car Price. vault. fn ril, .’Ji.’B) Wrdni'Hiluy'H Kt-Hiilln privately. Whenever the writers urge Chairman of the Club, was in a Seniors Jim DeValve, Leo Diana Walsh, Kelley and Burby should signed a five-year conliact, I wanted to impress and I KasI G a lliiilir at lla rifn ril Toronto at Chicago, ppd. "That doesn't mean a thing," said quarter to take the lead for good with those golfers who don't wish to be hospital for observation of dizzy and Bob Walsh are leading prospects pace the Indians in the long jump guess I put added pressure on myself. But I have ncr Piililir. :t SALE PRICED Baltimore 6, New York 5 Atlanta center Steve Hawes. "We 7:05 left. bothered to come forth and identify spells. Hardin said he didn’t feel any in the 160 while seniors Rich Gelting. while Lombardo. Rice and Kelley are excuses I still feel I got a lot of good out of it , I still ended • 7 2 7 8 Kansas City 10, Detroit 3 know they'll be ready to play." In the only other game last night, themselves publicly, typically> they changes should be made in the opera­ Mike Elliott and Aaron Horowitz and lop triple jumpers. up with ‘20 homers and 72 runs batted in. It isn’t that I feel Texas 4, Cleveland 0 But Houston hardly seemed ready Philadelphia beat New .Jersey. 1"22- never do. tion of the tournament and none junior John Kelly are top 220 can­ "Our strengths will be from the TENNIS smug or anything like that because I signed a five-year California It, Minne.spta 2 last night, when the usually hot- 114, to take a 1-0 lead in their Eastern Without a single dissenting voice, were. didates. half mile up and in the jumps," E iihI Ualliiilir at St. Brr- contract. Once I signed it, I forgot about it. I try to play DEMO Oakland 14, Seattle 7 shooting Rockets hit only 42 percent Conference preliminary series. all the golfers gladly accept the Hardin, who is a retired bank vice- Gelting, Elliott and seniors John voices Williams, "We w ill have one naril, Iti.’tO every game I'm in as best as I can. ” I'oduy'H Guinrn from the Held. Rudy Tomianovich Julius Erving scored 28 points and Familiar Face publicity. Ae a matter of fact, some president from St. Louis, strikes me Lahda and Dave Tyo are in the of our strongest field teams in years. (lliriirv Trrli at Biirkv Caprice 4 Door. V-B, auto., air (Jary Carter lias the reputation for being an All- cond., power ateerlng-aeats- Toronto (Underwood 0-1) at the 76ers led from start to finish en grumble and complain when they as pretty much of a stand-up guy. I forefront in the 440 while Lahda, Our weakest area will be in the H ill, .’1 wlndowa-brakes, ipeed con­ Arnold Palmer was all American type. He also has the reputation for being a Chicago (Proly 0-1) route to victory over the Nets. The think they’re not getting enough. think if he had his way, it woulij be senior Dave Timbrel! and sophomore sprints. E iih I (lallinlir at Ear- trol. AM-FM radio and many, smiles during Masters warm­ good fastball hitter. He’ll swing at anything that’s many more extrai. 6,466 miles. Boston (Torrez 0-1) at Milwaukee fBA Playoffs | .second game will bo played Friday When it comes to extending the same way here as it had been for Dave Timbrell should see service in ‘‘Bill (assistant coach Bill ininginn (girln), J Save over $1600 from New Car straight. With time and work, (larticularly on breaking Price. (Sorenson 0-1), N night in Piscataway, N.J. up round yesterday in themselves a little bit for it, though, years, and the writers would be the 880. McCann) and I look for a good ball pitches, he’s likely to become an even better hitter. New York (John 1-0) at Baltimore New Jersey Coach Kevin Loughery Augusta. Palmer won Masters like mingling and talking with those allowed in the locker room Lahda is also tabbed in the mile season. We’ll win more than we was held to nine points, and Rick Eridav Defensively, he’s one of the best cathcers in the league, (Flanagan I-O), N was ejected from the game bv three times. (UPI Photo) common, ordinary members of the beforehand. run along with senior Ed Lemieux lose." SALE PRICED Harry and Calvin Murphy .scored only«' re fe re e ’ E a rl Strom w ith B A SE B A l.l. his style of receiving being a great deal like Bench’s in • 8 0 4 8 Cleveland (Waits 1-0) at Texas 4: l ’3 media in the clubhouse before a and juniors Joe Grzymkowski, Joe Williams sees his own squad along 12 points each. MCC III D riin , .’ii.’iO that he catches most pitches with one hand. (.Jenkins 1-0), N remaining and had to be restrained Neubelt and Chuck Costello. with Conard, Hall, Blast Hartford and Atlanta Coach lluhie. Brown .said "1 started doing that after I got hit a few limes, ” lie Minnesota (Erickson 0-0) at from going after Strom by four Lemieux and juniors Tim DeValve Windham battling it out for league Salii riliiv those figures were no accident says. DEMO California (Knapp 0-0), N players and assistant coach Dave and Paul Johnson are slated for two- honors. B A SE B A l.l. Houston didn’t shoot well, ” Wyse, Vigeant Win 79 CHEV. Wohl. The incident was triggered mile service. , Schedule; April 17 Penney A, 20-21 Move 4 Door. 6 cyl.. auto., air Oakland (Norris 0-1) at Seattle TLL GIVE YOU A GREEN X iiiir r at EiikI Callinlic, Carter enjoys playing baseball and after his career is Brown said of his team’s fourth vic­ after John William.son, who led New Jim Stanton, a junior, and Gelting Eastern Relays, 28 Big "B " Meet at cond., power steering A brakte, (Jones 0-0), N 10’Pin Bowling Honors I I a.III. finished, he would like to work with kids. Actually, he’s AM-FM radio, rally wheels, tory in five games against Houston Jersey with 38 points, and Henry Bib- w ill handle the high hurdles assign­ New Britain, May 1 East Hartford / tinted glass and many more LAWN WE CAN BOTH MCC ill Mallainrk (2) not sure what he’d wish to do when he’s through playing. WIIA this year. "Inil I'd like to give us by squared off momentarily. Trainer ment while the same pair along with NFA H, 4 Conard'A, 7 Simsbury A, 11 extras. 4,246 miles. Save over Winners in the Parkade ning score was 64 pins over E n firlil III Sonlli Wind­ Maybe broadcasting, he says, or maybe managing $600 from New Car Price. W L T I’ts. some credit, too. Our defense got Fritz Massman-also was ejected as BE PROUD OF" senior Burt Pina will take pair in the CCIL Field Day (at Hall). 12 Hart­ Lanes’ Bowl Your Way to sor, I As for his All-American reputation, he laughs about it. Edmonton 45 29 2 92 them farther out fro)ii the basket the Nets were hit with five her average. intermediate hurdles. ford Public Invitational, 15 at Europe 10-Pin Tournament Second place la u re ls ' ‘T m associated with the Fellowship of Christian Quebec 40 33 5 85 than they were u.sed to " technicals. Seniors Bob Brown, Charles Wethersfield / with Enfield, 18 Fer­ last weekend of monthly went to John Kozicki with a Athletes," he says, "and I simply try to do what's right," SALE PRICED Winnipeg 38 6 82 Moses Malone kept the Rockets " I think this series will end before Wickham, Glen Birmingham and mi / Hall H, 22 Windham H, 25 East • 8 7 9 8 top scorers were William 215 total, 34 pins over his Carter comes by his All-America image de.servedly New England 35 3 / 9 79 alive, scoring 28 points and grabbing that (violence) happens, " said Er­ Norm Rice and junior Gary Burby Catholic H, 29 State Sectionals, June Wyse and Kathleen average, and Joyce Farr Hete'smy enough. He has that clean fresh-.scrubbed look of the boy Cincinnati 32 6 70 17 retmunds. but Roundfield was not ving, who also collected 14 rebounds, are leading candidates in the shot put 2 Class LL Meet. 9 State Open. r Vigeant. rolled 180, 46 over her next door and the ideal build for a catcher, or linebacker, Birmingham 31 6 68 intmiidated by Houston's All-Star six assists and one bloody nose. center Bernie Giovino, average. at 6-foot-2 and 210 pounds. His language is gentleman­ WedneMdiiy'M Hi-hiiIiii "He (Bibby) hits me pretty hard HEllXE OUR USED CARS Brunswick Lanes’ Third placements were like. Once in a while, though, some of the Expos .say, lie Cincinnati 6, Quebec 2 "Wben I guard him, it’s (piickness and says I got him in a headlock," ptoqtam manager, announced the scored by Teo Babun Jr,, World Runner^s Goal QUIZ will use a bad word. In this regard, he isn’t quite as All- Winnipeg 2, Birmingham I against (|uiekness, " .said Roundfield, Williamson said. "A ll night, he was results of the seventh an­ with a 175 score, 33 better I guarantee that it American as Steve Garvey. ARE GOOD who scored 23 points and grabbed 18 holding mo and grabbing me. except Bowling nual play. than his average, and Bar­ To Help Curb Hunger The Dodgers say they've never heard Garvey use an rebounds t)efore louling out with 2:07 when the refs were watching. I told will keep your MCC Golfers Win The two local champs bara Sullivan and Doreen expletive, and that automatically puts him in the same VALUE to play and Atlanta leading. 106-103 them. If you don't got his hands off lawn greener, BOSTON (UPI) - Their message is simply that hunger Anliqiice — Emma The Rockets pulled to within one have qualified for the 14th Midford, each with games need not exist in the world and should be eradicated by class with Tommy Lasorda. Manchoster Community College me I'll do it " healthier, Johnson 130-146-377, Bov IN EVERY WAY point belore John Drew hit a free International Tournament 45 pins over their average. golf team opened its oimpaign In the Western Conference Friday more weed the end of the century. Anderson 126-146-376, throw and Tree Rollins blocked Mike May 15-27 in Washington, Midford had a 176 and And their are using the world’s most famous footrace, yesterday with a :i67-.370 win over night, Phoenix travels to Portland up Cathy Kosciol 128-353, Don­ Newlin's potential game-tying DC. Sullivan 198, free...an d the Boston Marathon, to publicize their goal. Hartford UConn at Manchester Coun­ 1-0 and Los Angeles hosts Denver na F ord 125, Sharon jumper with 40 .seconds to play Wyse rolled a 211 game, There were 49 bowlers I do the work. Twenty marathoners from World Runners, a San try Club. ■ifter dropping the first game. McElhanon 125, Alice THANK 75 PONT, n m 76 MERC. *31195 Tbe Rockets led by seven at balf- which was 49 pins over his eligible, 25 men and 24 Francisco-based international running club, will be LeMans 4 Door. V-8, auto., power Comat 4 Door. V-6. auto., powar Bob Kristoff of MCC took medalist SPRING Richards 133-136-379, Alice itaarlng, radio, vinyl Inlarlor. tirne but tbe Hawks .scored eight average, to pace the men vomen. among the 7,500 official entrants in the 83rd annual race steering. AM-FM radio, vln)^ roof, honors with an 8,'i • Solid granular fartlltzaUon Sarlwell 141, Sharon YOU... low mileage. whitawalli. straight (mints e;irly in tbe third while Vigeant’s 188 win­ • Pr» AmM) world hunger by 1997. The project uses the funds for vinyl roof. A Real Claaalct auto., radio. 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Thurs., April 12. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., April 12, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Gardening Northeast Utilities Changes Procedures at N-Plant HARFORD (UPI) — Northeast Utilities has changed will study all aspects of the Pennsylvania accident. The In Windsor Locks Wednesday, state Civil Preparedness Emergency and health officials and reporters would be procedures at one of its nuclear plants to compensate for Millstone Iff plant is still under construction. officials held a seminar to review Connecticut’s nuclear moved to northwestern Connecticut to assist in an Rockville Students Learn Latin Names of Plants possible erroneous readings similar to those which con­ He said Northeast began its review the day of the acci­ civil protection plans. “ orderly evacuation” and disseminate information, tributed to the Three Mile Island accident. dent but named the task force to formalize the study. He The "crisis evacuation” plan, to be used in the event of Donald Mumley, a civil protection planner, said. By FKA.\K ATWOOD for cutting firewood, were operating. Wethersfield on consignment and following the schedule used in the Meanwhile, an NU task force studied whether a similar said the task force's “ very thorough study of all a nuclear accident or attack, calls for transporting He said elaborate planning on the specifics of an Students of plant science at A few of the boys own these old sold many packets from the rack. University of Connecticut nuclear accident could occur in Connecticut and state of­ evstems" will probably take several months. t\^ Connecticut residents to Vermont and upstate New York. evacuation plan is continuing. Rockville High ^hool are learning engines and are proud of their ability They demonstrated their skill in greenhouse, and Mr. Carle had ficials held a seminar to review Connecticut’s nuclear the Latin names of plants at their to keep them running. flower arranging with bouquets checked on their development evacuation plans. own request. If they stick to this Saturday, April 28, the FF A and arranged in several ways and they frequently with the university. They Northeast spokesman Emmanuel Forde said pattern they’ll say Ficus instead of the very active Parents’ Group of the made and sold several hundred should have blooms a day or two Wednesday operators at the Connecticut Yankee nuclear fig: they'll know that any flowering Vo-Ag department will have a day­ boutonnieres at 75 cents each. At before Eiaster and will be sold then, plant at Haddam Neck have been told to disregard low crab apple tree is some kind of long farm auction when farm and Glastonbury High School a week at $3 for a plant with two buds and 75 water level readings and to put the reactor’s emergency Malus. They’ll also know where to garden equipment, either donated or INGtV. earlier, sim ilar small bunches of cents extra for each additional bud. eooling system into immediate operation when a look for the full name. consigned, will be sold. There also Deli Department Specials leaves and a single flower were sold Money from all such sales goes to the separate reactor pressure gauge gives low readings. Ron Carle, teacher of plant science treasury of the Future Farmers of will be animals and plants. After the CHOICEST MEATS REGENT DOMESTIC as corsages. The difference appears In a notice released W^nesday in Washington, the in the school’s Vocational auction there will be a potluck supper to be that a corsage is worn by a America. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said one of the con­ COOKED HAM. .N>. * 2 .2 9 Agriculture Department, says the in­ and a square dance. The parents hope woman and a boutonniere by a man. In the yard behind the school one tributing factors to the Three Mile Island accident was IN TOWN LAND 0 LAKES « « terest in scientific names appeared to raise 95,000 as a ‘‘project fund," modem farm tractor, on loan from a the erroneous understanding of the amount of water spontaneously when the school F-aHli-r LilicR from which students will be able to WHITE AMERICAN CHEESE...... n>. < 1 . 0 9 local dealer, and some ancient one- coolant in the reactor. . acquired a new greenhouse, opened In the old greenhouse one bench borrow money to finance projects at DUBUQUE cylinder stationary gasoline engine That level is recorded by the gauge which this spring. It is being called a con­ held 75 Easter lily plants in pots. home, as raising meat animals or OEM 8EMI-BONLE8S BRAUNSWEIQER...... h>. D 9 < engines, once used to power milking Westinghouse — which built the Connecticut Yankee servatory and is used for display of They had been grown from bulbs. vegetables for sale. LONQACRE machines and still us^ to run saws reactor — has told Northeast may not give reliable HAM 4-e LB. AVQ...... LB. the school’s best plants, in pots and readings. In the Three Mile Island accident, a reactor BAKEOTAM ...... »>. < l . 0 9 hanging baskets. Vernon Sets operator apparently was misled by an instrument reading WUNDERBAR The older greenhouse, built when BIRCHWOOD FARMS Touring; Play and shut down the reactor’s emergency cooling system at GERMAN BOLOGNA ...... w. < 1 . 4 8 the Vocational Agriculture Center a time when it was needed to keep the powerplanl from 10-12OR 16-22LBS ..LB. was established in 1958. is now a FRESH TURKEYS C O O KED • A VERNON - The Hart­ overheating. I propagation house, used for growing ford Stage Company's Forde said Westinghouse advised Northeast that in the CORNEDBEEF...... h>. < 2 . 8 8 plants from seed or cuttings. The MORREL EASY CUT FULLY COOKED Touring Theatre will pre­ event of a leak in a small pipe — an inch or smaller — the IMPORTED GENUINE AM muss and litter that is bound to ac­ sent its 1979 production, system could give erroneous readings on the level of HAM WHOLE OR HALF ...... LB. SWISS CHEESE ...... ib. < 2 . 8 8 company this work will not be per­ <2.69 ■'Home of the Brave, ” to water cooling the reactor. > OUR OWN KA* mitted in the conservatory. It will be the Grade 8 students at the V The pressurized reactor system works by having water a show place, where students will U8DA CHOICE BONELESS SHOULDER .COLESLAW ...... lb. 8 8 < J Vernon Center Middle heated to a temperature of about 550 degrees. That water learn plant identification. School, on April 20, is kept under pressure so it will not boil and is piped to CLOD ROAST ...... l . The "new” greenhouse, as it is The professional perfor­ GOOD FRIDAY f another system where it heats water in a separate <1.99 called, is actually second-hand. It • • mance is being sponsored system into steam turning the power generators. DAIRY was moved from the science depart­ USDA CHOICE BONELESS - LONDON BR locally by the PTO and by a The gauge in question may not show that the ment of the high school where botany HOODS grant from the New pressurized water level is low, Forde said, but the low SHOULDER STEAK is taught and where a really new <2.99 . pint England Foundation for pressure indicator would point put the problem. SOUR C R EA M ..... greenhouse has been provided. Vo-Ag the Arts Inc. He stressed the gauge hasn't Oalised any trouble in the students helped to set up the conser­ USDA CHOICE BELLA COTTA ■ flome of the Brave ” 12 years Connecticut Yankee has been in operatten. j vatory and it was ready for inspec­ RICOHA CHEESE . l i b . documents the American In a related move. Northeast has named a task force of TOP BLADE STEAK Renpe Poggie of Rockville, junior at Rockville High School, tion at the school’s Spring Festival. <2.09 Indian’s struggle for sur­ engineers to closely study the Three Mile Island accident SW EET LIFE It is a lean-to. built against a south .shows a flower arrangement made for display at the school's vival from the earliest en­ and compare NU's operating procedures and equipment wall. There are two benches with a SWEET LIFE PREMIUM B U H E R ...... i ib q t r . . Spring Festival. Renee is a junior in the Vocational counters with white to that involved in the accident. Agriculture program. (Herald photo by Richmondi center walk- In this location, on a settlers through the Forde said about 15 persons working at Connecticut BACON LB. HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS sunny day, it could easily get too hot <1.49 LIME - REG a UN8CENTED massacre at Wounded Yankee and the Millstone I, If and III plants at Waterford and the glass has been heavily Knee in 1890. OLD SPICE STICK...... t.soi. "shaded ' with green paint on the HILLSHIRE Sibun Directing Comedy outside. SU PE R A ULTIMATE .New l l a i K i l e '!sl Sarasin Finds Job KIELBASA LB. <1.09 MISS BRECK HAIR SP R A Y ...... xruptTruil Tree HACKENSACK, N.J. HARTFORD (U P I) — Ronald Sarasin, the unsuccessful At Marlborough Tavern *■At one end of the bench, where (UPI) — One new line of Republican candidate for governor last year, has found space was made for it, is the school’s kitchen and carving knives .John Sibun of llobron is directing work in Washington as a lobbyist for an international con­ largest plant, a grapefruit tree, nine has contour-molded .Jan dc Ilartog's comedy, "The Four Golden Irled iish served with tartar sauce. French Fries. Texas Toast sulting firm, according to the New Haven Register, years old. It is close to 10 feet tall and handles with a recessed Poster," which is being presented an all-you can eat salad. Although the former three-term congressman has been 1 was a gift from a Rockville family thumb rest on top. The April 14, 19, 21, 26, 27 and 28 at the I unavailable for comment the past few weeks, the who raised it in the house, carried it_ Marlborough Tavern Marlborough 'trianufacturer says this outdoors in the spring and back in the Register quoted reliable sources Wednesday as saying j Sibun has been as.sociated with the feature allows left- and fall until the tree grew too tall and Sarasin has a landed the job. theater since he was six years old. right-handed persons to the pot too heavy for this exercise. It Concentrating in recent years on control the direction of the has yet to blossom and bear fruit but directing, his credits include My cut and the desired amount We Will Be Clesed Euter Bunday it may some day. in I.atin, the Fair I.ady" (twiceI. "IJeath of a of pressure. grapefruit is Citrus paradisi. Salesman,"' "lolunthe," and Plant science students have an "Separate Tables ' To All Our Friends and Customers extra incentive now for learning the Sharing the lead in 'The Four scientific names. On May 4 they will Poster" are William F. Kollins and compete with students from ot|jer Caryle Fenn This lettendary comedy Have A Happy Easter vocational agriculture schools in a re-creates a story of a 25-year Specialty Items plant identification contest at the marriage and pa.sses over none of the University of Connecticut Latin COLLECTOR ITEMS standard moments of fear, pathos names will be required. and uncon.scious comdey. PENDELFIN BUNNIES .Students will learn that the Latin Curtain time is 8 .30 p.m. Ticket In­ names were given to both plants and formation may be obtained by calling SCHMID animals 2(K) years ago by a Swedish 295-9858. Special discounts on tickets EASTER EGGS - limited edition We Give Old Fashioned Let Our Family botanist at Upsala University. 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A d v. ■ N at A d v ■ $7,50 Purrha.r 1 Richard Boone A kidnapped girl ( B 49 Mennix $7.oO Purchase causes problems (or her captors 1:00 1 VIVA when she (alls in love with one ol 39 32 39 Tomorrow FROZEJS FOODS them 2 hrs Misses Fsshien PILLSBURY 1 39 32 Whodunnit 2:00 Misses JUMBO TOWELS BREYER’8 M 4 £20 FLOUR 1 ROLL 34 37 Nova i l ) Jo e Frenklln 8 BAG n Dekterl P G ir ir^fKJ'' ■ If'RJIiOfU' Roll Sleeve Spring Skirts Rain Coats LB. 1 8:30 'H Carat ICE CREAM ...... HaHOal. I I W W T ..’ll S.esgali. Th. L.h.U 1 iJl Marv Qrlltin 2:10 Diamond Ring i l l t4.9 Angle ll) New* Shirts TREE SWEET 1 4 9 * 39 3J Hlgnclllte Manor 1 UNIT ONI $1199 Comp. Value pA j' 3 ^ 1 LIMIT OMl ’ 1 9:00 $i;99 N at. A d v 1 1 399“ 1 VALID THRU ARRIL 11 Unbelievable A) ORANGE JUICE VAUD THflU AflRIL II AT HIOHLAND NARK ij) A Spaclal Kanny Rogara OREEN OIANT AT HIOHUND flA.K 1 Bamay Miller Quincy SEVENTH ANN UAL POLY NIBLETS CORN 1 O n Work) II all i.oupon H' $7.50 Purchate 87 The Scarlet Latter . AND MUCH, MUCH MORE I Beautiful biUllant diamonda aet In 14 Karat yellow BAR SWEET PEAS...... S7.50 P$irrhom> 9:30 MANCHESTER or white gold. Available In four or she prong etyles. (D iS) Carter Country Illustrations enlarged to show detail. TASTE ffSEA PC DOWNY FABRIC iKUWi-r- -vac POLICE BALL FLOUNDER SOLE DINNER SOFnNER 50« OFF Theater HOZ. WESSON MIHKIESTai STATUmiORY MRS. SMITH’S DELUXE Sch e d u le MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. \ OIL PIE SHELLS MOZ U.A. Theater 1 — DIANCIN6 9 :0 0 ^ .1 1 . to 2:00 A.M. UNIT ONI w ir n n m d LIMIT ONt , VAUD THRU A raiL I* "Murder by IKH’ree " 7 00-9:15 AUanir dfehttn VAUO THIIU AM IL 1* ( ■ AT HIOHLAND .ANN U A Theater 2 — "China HAIR A P1«» Your TRUST AT HIOMLANO FA .K ' Saturday, April 2T, 1979 nw DKmond SptcitlM COFFEE RICH .Syndrome ’ 7:15-9:80 II A. Let the sun laBMBHBBMIBaMHSM Theater 3 — "Buck Hogers" DONATION $20.00 PER CO UPLE shine in! always JW^SO'OFFdeparfmeritstDnspritBS! “tfi/umcoAe 7:00-8 40-10:20 «AHCHeenaflAMUoe*Me-Mn(i*o . LIQUOR « MIXES INCLUDED VtflXOfl, SWtTOL PLAZA, n fT F A IM I. WMtaUflY Vernon Cine I - Cahlomia Suite ” 7 .80-9:.80 For TIckote: 646-4888 VERNON- Opposite Tri-City Plaza Vernon Cine 2 — "Fast PLEASE CALLTHEATRE Break ” 7:15-9:10 FOR SCREEN TEMES Open Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. & Sun. 10-6 PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurr. April 12, 187» Plant Sale Set EVENING HERALD, Thurs., April 12, 1979— PAGE NINETEEN jijoonniiiinnnnniTffiT~'*~^~***“ Board Will Get By Sisterhood ENTER AT PARTICIPATINB STORE TO M A N CH ESTER - The Sisterhood of Temple Beth WIN: WINNERS WILL BE DRAWN APRIL Building Report Sholom will holds its annual Plant Fair on Sunday. May 6, 14TH AND NOTIFIED BY THE from 11 a m. to 4 p.m. at Tri-City Plaza in Vernon. BOLTON — The Public Safety Complex Study Com­ Marsha Carlin and Marylin Greenwald, co-chairmen, MERCHANTS mittee will present its final report to the Board of have engaged Pat Lukach of Greens & Things in juooeooooooooooooooo Selectmen tonight at 7:30 at the Community Hall. Manchester as plant consultant. She will be on hand to The committee is recommending the selectmen meet answer questions concerning the planting and care of WIN with its site committee lo secure a site for such a facility. house plants throughout the day and will offer a special A new facility is supported by the committee whose demonstration from noon to 1 p.m. All plants for sale will members include representatives ol the fire department, be professionally grown. Special features will include police, civil defense and selectmen. The proposed com­ cards and ribbons geared to Mother's Day, as well as in­ plex would house those services. expensive plants within the buying power of small The committee was appointed in November by the children. selectmen after the inadequacy ol the present lire station Home-baked goods prepared by Sisterhood members on Notch Hoad was brought to llieir atlention by the tire and specialties from the Sisterhood Cookbook, will be on department. sale. Kosher hot dogs and beverages will be available. The firehouse issue was first brought to the attention of Proceeds of the sale will benefit the Religious School of the fire commissioners 11 years ago by Mortimer Temple Beth Sholom and its scholarship program. Harlow. Harlow was chici of the fire department at that Assisting on the committee are Sue Wichman, volunteer time.' coordinator; Diane Wasser, bake sale; Bonnie Norman, The committee has met as a whole six times and BUNNY several times in subcommittee. The subcommittees decorations: and Ruth Cohen, oublicitv. I V o w . . . studied the location, physical design and funding for .such a facility. Nurses Set Confab Douglas Cheney, chairman of (he I’ublic Building Com­ mission, atlendod several meetings to discuss sites and On Emergency Care funding. W ATERBU RY — The Connecticut Emergency Depart­ W h y shop ment Nurses Association is sponsoring an all day con­ ference on "Respiratory Conditions and Cace for SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING! Bolton Bids Dm* T uesday Emergency Department Nurses" Wednesday April 25, from 8:20 a m. to 4 p.m, in the Bizzozero Conference Handsome B S a a l ’S ? BOLTON — Uids for various improvements to the Room at Waterbury Hospital Health Center in Water- white stripe firehouse on Notch Hoad will be accepted until Tuc.sday styling at bury. A The Hoard of Fire Commissioners is advertising the This symposium is designed as a continuing education low, low r following items: .Sand and finish the meeting room area program, for emergency department nurses, that will blackwall floors, painting walls, woodwork and eeiling in the focus on the knowledge needed to provide appropriate pnees... WHITEWALLIorbUckwini meeting room and replaee floor tile in the kitchen and ol- care to patients with selected critical ilines.ses and in­ Plus 11.62 F.E.T.ind old tire. fice area, and remove and replaee eeiling tile In the of­ juries affecting the respiratory system. Smooth riding polyester cord service fice room. Topics include pathophysiology of respiratory crises, Firestone Deluxe Chainpion* Specifications for the work may he ohiained by ealling pediatric respiratory emergencies, and small group While other stores all claim they're |1, Regal’s believes Leonard Giglio at 649-8816 sessions for two to three people on esophageal ob­ WHITEWALLS or BLACKWALLS youjre #11 This may explain our popularity and why turators, ventilatory equipment, pharmacotherapeutics 8.00-12,13, P156flOD-I3 B78-1.1, aS-13. 5.60-15 Hegara has become the store "Where women love to and asthmatic emergencies, chest tubes, and respiratory shop tor menl" We value this trust and we understand I tl.56 11.91 s that our auccesa depends upon your satisfaction. Educators Order acidosis. ' F.E.T. F.E.T. Our further advantages o( offering quality Name The staff includes nurses and doctors from the Health B C D78-14- ^ prices plus Ux and old tire. Brand Morchandlae (always a huge selectloni) and our Center who specialize in these areas. 8.00-I6L; 6SSS-15 E78-14.F78-14 078-14.16; H78-14 H78-1S, L78-15 exclusive Free Lifetime Alterations make your Regal New School Bus The fee includes registration, coffee, luncheon, and h A 'L70 to s o n *2-10 to ik O M 4 2 .3 8 Us it M 82.66 to purchases practical and profitable... In the long runi 1 materials. 11.93 12.22 ^ 2 ( 7 82.61 ^ ^ 1 1 82.96 Now ...libw about something new and fun lor Spring? All emergency health care providers are invited to at­ F.E.T. F.E.T. w B F.E.T. F.ET. ANDOVEH - The Hoard of Edueation lias ordered a tend. A new 66-pa.s.senger school bus from Housa in Willimanlie. Further information is available by contacting A The board received three bids for the bus. Santerre, 832 Ocean Ave,, West Haven, Conn. 06516. FREE MOUNTING Although Housa was $41 higher than the lowest bidder Of PlrooCono Uro porcli— the school board awarded that firm bid because it has ;hool Legislation purclia.sed other buses from it and it is clo.ser if repairs REGAVS are needed. * Where women to A ahofi prr mm! ’ Beatriee Kowalski, board chairman, said the new bus ’opic for Meeting MANCHESTER/fVERNON will hopefully be in service by September. LOOK FOR ME AT ALL THE 903 MAIN STREET f TRI'CITY PLAZA The bus will cost $18,945 and the money will come irom VERNO N — I’ending legislation relative to the field of Qf>BIDMiye;aO-5:X/TYum.‘blQ / OMfyK)-9/Saf.1N5:30 public education will be discussed at an open meeting CapItBl Tire the school's bus lund. scheduled for April 19 at 7:,30 p.m. at the Vernon Center PARTICIPATING STORES... The board also aitprovcd the purchase ol a [tower Middle School. WANCHESTEB325 b r o a d st.6 46 -3 356 spray, to be used lor washing the buses, at a cost of $155, The meeting has been arranged by Robert Schwartz, a The money will come from the board's regular budget member of the Vernon Board of Education and represen­ Hoard members met with the state fire marshal who tative to the Capitol Region Education Council, said ho would like all violations to the fire salety code, in Local government officials and representatives from A sim ple solution the school buildings, corrected within the next year the state legislature and senate will be present to answer WHEN YOU COME IN... PEUGEOT 604 Mrs. Kowalski .said there are about 15 doors that have questions. to the cost of gas. to be replaced and there arc violations in fire detection Schwartz said that Senator Michael .Skelley, and Special Black and elocirie wiring. representatives Tere.salee Bertinuson, Chester Morgan She .said the .school board will have a surplus in Ibis THEY KNOW YOU 1 year's budget ol about $10,000 and will a.sk the Board ol and Abraham Glassrnan have already said they will at­ tend. He still hopes to hoar from representatives Itobert Einanee if the money e.in be used to correct the fire safe­ Walsh and Aloysius Ahearn. WIN ty code violations, llsualy surplus money is pul into the hoard's bus fund. Board of Education members, as well as the general NO The board has also requested $10,000 in next year's public, are al.so invited to attend and express their con­ k OBLIBATION budget to correct the violations. Mrs, Kowalski said the cerns and interest regarding pending legislation JU8T DROP $20,000 would bring the school up lo code. THURS, SAL The full amount is reimbursable. OFF YOUR Choir Srl8 l*r<*H4‘iilalioii GUNT The board appointed Charles ladaresta as ' .'ading M A N CH ESTER — A multi-media presentation of the NAMES CASTERBRIDGI UNION teacher under the Comprehensive Employment i raining musical "Alleluia" will be performed by the Chancel BUNNY PHONE NO. Act iCETA) program. His servii'e will he used for Ihe Choir Easter Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Church of the duration ol the .school year. Nazarene, 2.16 Main St. CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY The board accepted the resignation o( Calhy Mike as a Written by Bill and Gloria Gaither with Ron Huff, the HERE! bus driver. musical is primarily intended as a praise gathering for If approval is received by the Central Olliee ( om- MANCHESTER OPEN REGULAR HOURS mittee, Andover .school students will gel a week-long the body of believers. LOADED Participating in the celebration of the birth, life, Standard Transmission, power steering, power vacation in Eebruary and April next year, .sacrifice and resurrection of Jesus Christ are Porter STATE BANK brakes, AM/FM radio, air cond., michelln tires, EASTER SUNDAY FOR A phonic ear. tlial was used by a former slndenl at llic Collins as primary narrator, Walter Edwards, .Sandra .sehonl. will be offered for sale lo the sludeni if no town MEMBER FDIC leather Interior agencies have a use lor it. Swain, Boyd Gardner and David Blaney, solists, and F’red 1041 MAIN ST. Adamson, sound. The production is under the direction of 33est.mpg DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER K MART PLAZA, FINAS.TJRANCH' YOUR DINING David Blaney. register for The Honda (avk'CVCXx’* Hatchback gets 33 estimated ^ TEL. 640-4004 SPENCER 8T., MANCHESTER The entire performance also involves the congregation. mpg, according to 1979 K PA teats.* RENAULT SAVE ON Extension Service "Alleluia " was presented in 1975 and was so well Open 9 AM-7 PM Mon-Fri. PLEASURE 3-11 PM Here's one simple solution to the c'ost of gas today. o u r r n c e received, the choir gave three pertormancc. The public is 9 AM-2 PM Sat. GAS! To Help Gardeners invited to join in the service of Jffaise, □ □ □ □ □ Giant Bunny "Your Local Homotown Bank” DIESEL HAPPY HOUR 3-7 PM Fish Society Sets IVIccliiig We make it simple. Ng obligation GODESa VEHNON — .Starting on April '23, the Master Gardeners DEPOSIT AT MAIN OFFICE FOR FREE EASTER BUNNY ~i 504 will again bo joining the Tolland Cminty Cooperative Hi an Oh M a Spidalbe Extension .Service in Vernon. Their duties will be lo WEST HARTFORD The Exotic Fish Society of Hart­ NAME ADDRESS PUMPERNICKEL PUB assist the staff agents with in(|uiries from home gar­ ford will meet Tuesday, April 24, at the Children's 432 Oakland St, Oakland Common . Museum, l.ittle School. Trout Brewk Drive, West Hart­ MANCHESTER HONDA CITY TELEPHONE GIG MDTDRS INC. deners. ford, at 7:.30 p m. 200 Burnelde Ave. (next to Econom y Electric) In respon.se to the popularity ol liome gardening, the Conn9ctlcuf§ Larg— t Honda Daalar University of Connoctieut's CoojR-rative Extension Ser­ The guest speaker will be Paul l.ePage who will speak DRAWING ' APRIL 14 E. Hartford, Conn. vice and the university's Plant Science Department on marine a(|uariums ______Phone: 643-PUBB 24 Adam s St. ManchMtar 646-3516 289-8621 trained volunteers who will provide a free information Utility llcariiijjs Slati'd service to home gardeners. Register lor our WIN A BUNNY The project is called "Extension Master Gardeners. " The state s Division of Public Utility Control will con­ and proved to be sucli a success that some 150 persons, duct public hearings in eight towns on Connecticut l.ight giant Easter 7 T ND PURCHASE state-wide, are being trained to assist lor tlie 1979 .season, & I’ower and the Hartford Electric l.ight Co. s $131 Bunny • no obligation NEGCESSARY extension officials said BUICK LUXURY The training involved successfully eomplcling an 11- million rate increase request. J ilijs A regular hearing on the proposed increa.se also will be mammajm week course in soils^plant di.seases. insect pesis, Iniils Special shipment held at the controller s office, 165 Capitol Ave save *5 on 2 HOSIERY SPECIALS and vegetables and other hortieultural topics Upon A public hearing also has been scheduled Tuesday. men’s double knit slacks •sheer panty hose 72S successful completion of tlie course, each certified April 24 at Windham High School. It, like the bearings Sheer-to-walst and regular panty hose In V-6 Economy master gardner will provide 60 hours ol volunteer time at 2 ROUT BEEF SMDWICNES beige and taupe. Sizes A and B. reg. 99t a county extension olliee. scheduled in other towns, will begin at 5 p.m A dinner 2 prs.*15 pair. 1979 BUICK REGAL LIMITED recess will be taken .it 6 p.m. and the hearings will ROUTE 83 • ELLINGTON reg. *10 pr. Master gardeners will receive inquiries from any area resume at 7 p in. 100V. polyester double knit dre»a slacks •knee-hl nylons 2 prt. *1 gardener and will provide information and act in liaison An evening hearing also will be scheduled in llartlord, with flare legs. Sires 30-42 In navy, brown, One size fits all. Knee hl'a with deluxe com- with univarsily faculty specialists FOR$1e70 -1-Tax olive, grey, black and burgundy. althougb the lime and place has not been set. fort top. Beige, taupe or coffee. Interested area residents may conlacl a master gar­ FOR EASTER SUNDAY- dener by calling the extension olfice. Houle 10. Vernon. save to 3.99 875-1331. between 8 30 a m. and 4:30 p.m S|H‘4‘ial Bluodiiiohile Sel Two Big, Juicy, Fresh, save 1.01 WELCOME TO YOU & YOUR "empress" organizers men’s short sleeve dress FARMINGTON - 'Hie Greater Hartford Chapter of the Wholesome, Lean, shirts American Red Cross is holding a special bloodmobile on Luscious FAMILY reg. 18.96To 20.98 RHS Students Win Good Friday, April 13, at the East Windsor High School, The famous Organizer with multi­ d . O O reg. $5 compartments and zipper. Double handle Men's short sleeve drees ahina In a blend of 76 South Main .Street from 9 a m. to 2 p.m. and on Satur­ ROAST BEEF or adjuatable shoulder style. All bags come 65V. polyester and 35*/. cotton. White, day, April 14. at the Connecticut Red Cross Blood Center. with mirror, change purse and make-up pastel, prints. Sizes 14V4-17. Business Contests 209 Farmington Avenue, Farmington, from 9 a m. to I SANDWICHES BAKED HAM wHh RAISIN SAUCE case. ______p.m. VEHNON — Andrew Krassowski and Mane .facob, For many people in the Greater Hartford area this is a •Vegetable •Baked Potato •Salad Bar s a v e 2 .1 0 • SKIRT, mg. 14.98 12.88 • BLOUSE, 10.88 students at Hockville High Scliool and members ol three day holiday and to ensure that an adequate supply for Bunon from style with two Short sleeve, button front Future. Business Ixiadcrs of Amcriea. were winners in set-in pockets aixl extended classic, white or pink solid the skill events portion of the .Stale I.eadership of blood will be available, all those eligible to donate arc "cricket lane' waist band. Navy or tan. ID to Choose from colors. Sizes 38-44 urged to participate in these special drawings. W a ist size s 32-38. Conference. extra-size SPECIAL PRICE Krassowski is the son of Mr and Mrs. Andrew • SKIRT, reg. 8.96 8.88 *6789 ADULTS ^5.95 CHILDREN ^195 • VEST, rag. 10.96 8.88 Krassowski of Gottier Drive and is a senior at the high seersucker Basic 3-gore Style with elas­ (Including triaght A daalar prop.) Suuleiilts INaiiUMl lo Panel A d d k k N t t change ofpricc. ‘ FREE EASTER ^QQS FOR THE KIDSI Button from, sIgeydoaB sty-' tic waist. Navy or tan stripe. school. He was awarded first place in the data proce.ssing le. N av y or tan stripe. S iz w o ^ ...... coordinates W aist sizes 32-38. event. VERNO N — Two Rockville High School students. Lin­ MAKE YOUR RESIEBVATIQNS EARLYl 38-44. Miss Jacob, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J E. Jacob ol da Strnad and Eric Fisher have been chosen to join Dr. OPPtR aOOD WITH THIS COUPON "Merer Mnowmgty UnOersoia Hanson Drive, is a sophomore. She was awarded fifth Robert R Linstone, assistant superintendent of schwls, place in the typing I event. as members ol the Citizens Advisory Council on Sale THURS - FRANK FORBES Krassowski is eligible to compete on the national level Schools. ARBY’S ROAST BEEF FBI A SAT - CORONA PONTIAC-BINCK Also participating in the .skill events and the con­ Dr. Mark Shedd, commissioner on education, has ap­ 2S7 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER IT PAIITKIPAtNM M BAiatT OimWAT ference, with their chapter advisor. Mrs. Dorothy Cor­ pointed several students to help the council understand 0ilchHIHII Route 5, EAST WINDSOR coran, were Yvonne Brousseau competing in Typing II. the student view on schixil discipline, violence and van­ MON-THURS. 6 4 9 -8 5 1 5 PRI. SAT. SUN 289-6483 ♦ OPEN IVES Til 10 PM * 623-2466 Sue Banville, in Accounting If. and Laurie Oliver. Ac­ dalism. in Connecticut schools. 10 AM-11 PM 10 AM-1S AM 94S MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER- counting I. PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., April 12, 1W9 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., April 12. 1979 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE □ EMPLOYMENT hWp Wnfd 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Schools-Classes 19 Heal Estate Wanted 28 Homes For Sele EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES PRODUCTION WORKER- 23 Homes For Sale 23 Help Wanted 13 MACHINISTS & LATHE PEOPLED 2 full time sales Full time, physical work in­ SECRETARY TO HANDLE FOR THE BEST-Manchester ALL CASH For your properly, OPERATORS- Full or part associates. Members of two volved. Must be 18 or older. CORRESPONDENCE for Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 within 24 hours. Avoitl Rm Say Hit TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. time. Excellent benefits. App­ Multiple Listing Services. Call Apply at the Poppe Shoppe. South Windsor company of­ pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Tape. Instant Service. Hayes Apply 81 Commerce Street. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland Bob at Wolverton Agency 249 S p en cer S tr e e t. ficials in our rapidly growing troductory lesson with this ad. Corp. 646-0131. Glastonbury. PTG Turnpike. Manchester. LM Realtors. 649-2813. Manchester, between 10 and 2 manufacturing facility. Good Call 6 4 6 -^ . or 646-3549. To Bob Young COMPANY. 'Telephone 633- Gill Welding Manufacturing PM. to excellent typing and SELLING your house? Call us 7631. Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or GENERAL MECHANIC - shorthand a must - fine oppor­ first and we'll make you a call 647-9931. Full time days. -Paid CMS, KEYPUNCH EAM CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tunity for an aggressive flexi­ cash offer! T.J. Crockett. H*’* your neighbor In rool ••• RN. LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Blue Cross & Life Insurance. OPERATOR- Town of ble ^rson with 2 - 4 years REAL ESTATE Realtor. 643-1577. Uto. Ho mby bo stopping by to shifts. Good pay, good ATTENTION - Need 2 people Amerbelle Corp., 104 East Manchester. $7898.80-$8530.86. experience. Call Nancy •00 you — or you con slop In benefits and working con­ over 21, Immediate employ­ Main Street, Rockville. Apply Independently operate Harrison 289-1588. MAY WE BUY your home? •nd *00 him ot • ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ ment. This is not a fancy ad. between, 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. numeric or alphabetic Homes For Sale 23 Quick, fair, all cash and no non Manor, 180 Regan Road, we simply want a person who An E q u al O p p o rtu n ity keypunch and verifying PHONE 643-2711 Business Opportunity lk problem. Call Warren E. Vernon. needs a permanent job. Ad­ Employer. machine and perform related VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. F.J.SPILECXI REALTORS vancement opportunity. Call clerical work of coding, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD MANCHESTER Package 1 2 room Cape. Wall to wall 288 Contor Stroot CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC between 10 am. and 3 pm. - SECRETARY - Full time. checking, arranging, and store. Excellent location. Well carpeting throughout. QUICK CASH FOR YOUR 643*2121 - Experienced only. Top 528-3869. E.O.E. Some shorthand required. filing materials. 1 year's established business. Call Fircplaccd living room. Many HOME- Flexible, fair. Call wages. Mply: Atlas Tile, 1862 South Windsor Bank & Trust experience in operating advertising ! fanwRTieiiic! Marion E. Robertson, built-ins. Lovely private yard. Rob al Wolverton Agenev. 649- Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield. TEXAS OIL CO. needs Co. Main office, ^ p ly in per­ keypunch and verifying ADVERTISING Realtor. 643-5953. Near schools. $54,500. Prin­ 2813. mature person. We train. son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd., 563-0151. machines, plus graduation ciples only. Call 875-7415. Articles for Sale 41 Artlclea lor Sale 41 Write A.U. Dick. Box 789, Ft. South Windsor. Between 9 AM from Hi|h School is required. RATES DEADLINE VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Worth. Tex. 76101. and 3 PM. MOLDED FORMICA top and RN-LPN wanted for full or Application and job descrip­ 1 ...... 12« word per d iy 12:00 noon tne day batore Snacks with locations $3,580 IMMEDIATE Cash for your Household Goods 40 paneled bar with two shelves FOAM FOR CUSHIONS, part time on all shifts. Apply tion are available at The Per­ 3 day* ...... m word per day publication CALL TOLL FRBE 1-800-423- property. Let us explain our MATRESSES, VANS. Any director of nursing. Salmon- BABYSITTER NEEDED- INSTALLER - 3M scotchtint sonnel Office. 41 Center 6 days ...... 10| word par day Deadline for Saturday and Mon* 2355 Ext. 905. tair proposal. Call Mr. REFRIGERATORS and (our stools. $175. 6466028. Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- solar control films - start day IS 12.00 Noon Friday shape, size, thickness. Quality brook Convalescent Home, off Street, Manchester. Conn. M dayt . M dayt ...... Belfiore. 647-1413. Washers Ranges, used, DuPont Firm Foam; low fac­ House Street, Glastonbury. 0767. $4.00. High potential. Closing date for filing is. April 15 w ordi S2 (X) mintmum OFFERS INVITED guaranteed and clean. New FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink Excellent fringe benefits. tory prices. Foamland, 1-677- Please call 633-5244. 20th., 1979. An Equal Oppor­ Happy A d a ...... S2.S0 Inch RETAIL STORE ON EAST HARTFORD- Custom 4 shipment damaged, G.E Si Coat, excellent condition. Size 4016. Training provided. Call tunity Employer. PLEASE READ WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- Bedroom Colonial. Formal FRIGIDAIRE, 1j)w prices. 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. Elmore Associates, 647-1411. NURSES AIDES wanted for MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR 000 per year. Excellent terms. dining room, oversized family B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main BEAUTIFUL BLACK full time on all shifts. Apply DOCTORS OFFICE, MEDICAL ASSISTANT / Call John, at Chenette room Sedlik Realty. 528-4719, Street, 643-2171. DINING ROOM SET well WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR YOUR AD made, matching table, six PERSIAN JACKET- White director of nursing. Salmon- ROCKVILLE - Monday, SECRETARY, Part time in Classified ads are taken over the Associates, "Gallery Of 521-9587 mink collar. Size 12 to 14. brook Convalescent Home, off Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday, Flower Locations, Friday, Manchester Surgeons office. phone as a convenience The WANT TO TRAVEL Homes, " 528-9081, FOUR-PIECE Pine Bcrlroom chairs, .buffet and liquor cabinet. $250. 646-2869. Excclloni condition! Asking House Street. Glastonbury. 12 to 6. Send resume to Box Saturday or Sunday. Car Good typing skills, plus a plea­ Herald IS responsible for only TO OLDER SEVEN ROOM Set. Excellent condition. $200. Call 875-2344. alter 12 Please call 633-5244. CC. c/o Manchester Herald. needed S-D.R. Enterprises, sant telephone manner. Hours one incorrect insertion and then SCANDINAVIA7 AUTO PARTS STORE - Big A COLONIAL - 1 1 2 baths, 3 Quccn-sizc bed, triple dresser, a.m. Andover, Conn., 742-9965. only to the size ot the original in* dresser with shelved mirror, NELCO SEWING MACHINE- 9 to 5:30 on . Wednesday and sertion Errors which do not 2 WMk Tour, leaving May Auto Parts. 'The hard bedrooms Den, Antique wood SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Thursday and fill-in and vaca­ working auto parts store " stove, r.anpp large brick night stand 4 vears old. $800. Huilt - In button holer, HAIRDRESSER lessen the value ot the adver* 22nd. Tour Hoili: Rev. A 568-0935. dceoralivc stitches. Excellent South Windsor. Will train. tion. Reply with business and lisement will not be corrected by Mrs. Fournier. All Meals, seeks owners in .New England. patio Hear wooded lol. High Apply 9 Brookfield Street or Experienced with following. condition, including cabinet personal references to Box JJ, an additional insertion Lodging, Travel, etc. Operational guidance, .50's, On busline. Charles Pon- call 289-5918. after 12 noon. EXPERIENCED For full- or part-time position. c/o Manchester Herald. national advertising, finan­ ticelli .-\gencv. 646-1540, 646- IIENDREDON SOFA- Good $150, 649-6437. MACHINIST. TOOL MAKER, Call 643-2461, ask for Joe or (Including Fjord Trip) $1,- cing available to qualified in­ 08(K) condition $300 Aqua tweed. CUSTOM MADE NURSES AIDES - Full time, POWER PRESS Kathy. DEMONSTRATORS: Earn 500. dividuals. Substancial equity Traditional. Call 646-2156. SWIMMING POOLS DRAl'ERIES for sale. Pale Spring Salute at Waddell OPERATORS AND SET-UP after 3 p m DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ green, floor length draw and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. $1000 or more in your spare Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 CALL 643-1193 required Call or write TWO FAMILY OR I’OSSIHLE Experienced preferred, but MAN. Apply In person, H & B CARPENTERS HELPER - lime with Treasure House American Parts system 3 FAMILY - Exccllcnl in­ pose of brand new 31' long ilrapes. I’ericct condition. 2 The first grades of Waddell School in Morganson as Bert, Kevin Hale as Oscar, the we will train. Apply in person: Tool Si Engineering Co., 168 Experienced preferred. Call Party Plan. Home decor Marketing Department. come 2 car garage. I’ORTAHI.E DISHWASHER - above ground pools complete single. 1 double, 1 picture win­ Forest Street, Manchester. SERVICE TECHNICIAN MACHINISTS - Experienced with sundeck, fencing, filler Manchester are saluting spring with their Grouch, and Liz Fletcher as Big Bird. East Hartford Convalescent Tim Connelly at 646-1379 after items, name brand toys and NEEDED with office Attention Doug Minich. 130 •Appliances. 7 1 2 -4 rooms. Air conditioners, clothes dow - 10 ft long. All for only E.O.E. M/F. 6 PM. set up men and operators for Help Wanted 13 dryer, miseelliincous other and includes full installalion. $2(K). Or will .sell .separately, presentation of “Spring, Come Out Wherever Farther than human size Sesame figures Home. 745 Main Street, East gifts. Call 875-2171 or collect machine repair knowledge. Hardinge Chuckers, Darlin Street, [Cast Hartford. Many, manv extras. $53,900. Hartford person to person for Miss Ct. 06108 . 289-7906 . 289-1112 Call 649-6658 or 649-9937. items. Mint condition! 643- Askinjj $989. Financing I’lcase call 649-1546, late Benefits, pension plan. P.A. Bridgeport Milling Machines. available. Call Stan eollcrl You Are,” a play involving several Sesame were loaned by ,J.C. Penney of Westfarms WAITRESS - No experience Carol 491-2100. Also booking Testa Co., Inc., Hartford. Call ADMINISTRATIVE after 5 PM. A Gulf and 5891. aticr 6:30 p.m. afternoons nr evenings. Brown & Sharpe Blanking SECRETA RY '203-236-5871. Street characters searching for spring. From Mall to create a Se.same Street atmostphere. SCHOOL BUS DRfVERS- needed. Will train. Night shift. parties. for appointment. 522-0287. Machines. Exciting work, Western Company. t'OVENTRA' • New 2 family Excellcnt Part Time work. Apply in person: Silver Lane GLASTONBURY BOARD OF •••••••••••••••••••••••••• eacli featuring 3 bedrooms, BLUE &' YEIXOW QIIH.TED AQUARIUM - 10 gallon com­ extensive benefits. Apply in EDUCATION. Office of .SOFA-3 cushions. Modern. HOYS 10 SPEED HIKE $70; plete with liood, filter, heater, left are .John O'Marra as Ernie, Chucky (Herald photo by F’into) Will train. Call Manchester Restaurant, 281 Spencer NURSE AIDES- We are APPLIANCE AND T V. person only. 9 a.m lo 12 a.m. tully applianced kitchen 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Street, Manchester. looking for responsible, warm DELIVERY MAN NEEDED - superintendant of schools. * EDUCATION dining area, full basement, $2(K) l.iko new! Call 643-1225 China, 10 place seltings plus acces.sories. I’hilco 12" black and I to 4 p.m.: C&W Good secretarial skills and anvtiino extras $70; two man rubber and while T V. Olds trumpet, MACHINISTS For Aircraft people interested in caring for Experience not needed. Must Manufacturing Company. 74 healing and utilities. Ap­ SECRETARY - Part time Parts- Experimental and SHORT ORDER COOK - Must the Elderly and Mentally have valid Connecticut shorthand required. Public proximately 2 acre lot, $79,- bool, oars$30; Brass fireplace best offer. Evenings 289-5803. INDEX Eastern Blvd.. Glastonbury. relations experience Private Instructions 18 set $20; Wm. Rogers Silver mornings, Vernon Circle area. Short Run. Job Shop be experienced. Apply in per­ Retarded. All shifts available- drivers license. Good pay and 633-4631.______^ 900. Conlessa Agency 742-9833, NOTICES Typing, and machine experience preferred. To son: Silver Lane Restaurant, full time. Apply in person to: insurance benefits. Start im- preferred. 12-month position, 742-6505. MISC. FOR SALE plate coffee service $20; Gold 1 ~ Lost and Found REMEDIAL READING and Iramscription a must. Send work on either Lathe, 281 Spencer Street, Meadows Convalescent mediately. Apply in person to: NURSERY SCHOOL 40 hours per week with mirror candle holders $20; Democratic Club Vote 2 — Pofionaii varying hours. Salary related math; individualized work imported crystal $5 per glass. 3 — Announcoments resum e to Box AA. c/o Bridgeport, Cintimatic or Manchester. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Turnpike T.V. 273 West M ' TEACHER - 3 mornings a NEW IJSTING- Manchester lo experience. Applications program, ilsl-8lh gradel by Articles lor Sale 41 Call 646-^741 mornings 4 - EnleMamment Manchester Herald Tracer. Top Pay for right Manchester. die Turnpike. Manchester. week. Phone 568-2522 or 568- 6 Rooms. Walk-out basement, 3 BEDROOM (NH.0NUL f, master's degree teacher, 568- between 8 and 12. A u c t i o n s man. Excellent fringe LOCAL COMPANY 6879. ■ and further information 2 enclosed porclics. Walk to In Portw tlrsul Atm To Become Active Again LOOKING for part tim e available from Mrs. flolt. 8075 FINANCIAL NURSES AIDES- Full time, benefits. Apply at: Paragon CLEANING LADY sliopping. Cenirallv located. Fircplaccd living riwm 8 Bonds-Slocks-M ortgages Bookkeeper 3 hours daily. HOUSE CANVASS Glastonbury Board of Educa­ $59,900 O'Rourke llcalty, 6,33- all shifts. Experience Tool Co., Inc., 121 Adams NEEDED- 1 day or 2 after­ DESKtiLCftK RIDING LE.SSONS; indoor Formal dining room sider disbanding the club because ot the 9 - P e r s o n a l L o o n s preferred, but training will be Street, Manchester, 647-9935. Experience necessary. Cali noons a week in Manchester. P«nnar>«nt Position ENUMERATORS lo update tion, 232 Williams Street. 1411. or 569-1030 anytime. m O N IA L MANCHESTKH — Although some had 1 0 AI.UMINUM Sheets used as i n s u r a n c e 646-1213. Glastonburv. Ct. 633-5231 ext riding ring, Wcslern stock _ Minchsstar Wall to Wall thought about disbanding, members of the recent inactivity. This was proposed given Apply in person: East Please call after 5 p.m., 644- 1 AM to 8 AM Manchester City Directory .scat, saddle scat and hunt’ printing plates, .007 thick EMPLOYMENT OMtr Rotlroo Proftrrod 280. 7 Rooms Near Grammcr Tuesday, but the motion to disband was Hartford Convalescent Home, 0383. (no scllingl. Monday thru scat. All levels 228-9817, MANCHESTER - WEST 23x32 ", 25 cents each or 5 for Carpeting Demoeratie Club of Manchester voted 13 Help W anted 745 Main Street. East Hart­ GENERAL OFFICE GAL- Friday -9 /VM to 4:30 PM. Call SIDE. Immaculate Six room School Playground and new 14 Priiliali- Nolici- $1, Phone 643-2711. Mu.sl be Hardwood Floors. Tuesday night to continue the organiza­ defeated overwhelmingly, she said. Business Opportunities ford. Needed full time 8 to 4:30. FULL TIME CARPET ESSEX MOTOR INN Mrs. A between 9 - 12 daily CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Cape: 3 bedrooms. Custom Recreational Facility. 15 S'luai'on W anted NOTICE TO CREDITORS Non-smoker. Send resume to: 100 East Cantor Stroot to work on swimming pools. VOICE, PIANO instructions. picked up before 11 a.m. 1'^ Baths. tion. E.STATE OF GREOORY M PEASE, CLEANER- Must have car. MANCHESTER, CT. for appointment. 647-1757. kitchen with no wax floor. $45,900. E D U C A T I O N Former faciilly New York ONLY. Attached Garage. "The club bad been on the inactive side. PART TIME - No nights. No deccai^ P.O. Box 12. Tolland, Conn., Will train. Excellent salary BU-2aoo____ E.O.E. M/F, Experienced or will train. Dining room, living room, The group has been inactive in the past 18 Private Instructions 06084. Call 742-7308. Music and Art High School. G R O U P I 60's Steps were taken Tuesday night to correct ' 9 Sr-.hoois-C'ssses weekends Long holidays. July The Hon William E. FitzGerald. and benefit plan. Call 528-0292. New bath. Wall-to-wall few months, but it apparently will become Judge, of the Court of Probate. I’rofessional Singer Pianist. TWO ,300 AMI> Reelifiers - 2 0 m st'uct'ons W anted earnel Wood stove and 643-0915 . that, " she said. and August off. Many retired District of Manchester at a hearing 644-8597. Good condition.Good for F.J. Spilecki more active following Tue.sday night's RN, or LPN- Part time, 11 to 7 SECRETARY FULL TIME- appliances included. $54,900. REAL ESTATE gentlemen and housewives held on .^pril 3. 1979 ordered that all plating, or welding. Call 649- I’rineipals only meeting. a m. Weekdays or weekends. 646 8765. 6 4 3 -2 1 2 1 Marion DeBel, a club mem bers, said, 2 3 t4umes for Sale enjoy driving school buses. claims must be presented to the Heavy transcription. Good CLERK/TYPIST 34,19 from noon til 6:00 p.m. The group was formed .several years 2 4 Lots Land for Sale WHY NOT YOU? We will fiduciary on or before July 3.1979 or be Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut phone personality. Excellent RN "we seriously bad thoughts of disbanding, barred as by law provid^ 2 5 Investment Property train. Call Vernon, 875-2826. or Street, 649-4519. typist. Medical knowledge LAUNDRY WASHMAN Investment Properly 25 ago to permit democrats in town to dis­ but nobody wanted to do it." 2 6 Business Property Pearl J. Hultman. Individual needed to handle various clerical duties; 3 to 11 2 7 Resort Properly Manchester, 643-2414. Ass't Cleric helpful. Cali 646-6323. cuss and take stands on issues. Phyllis She said the group will maintain a “low 2 8 INDIVIDUALS NEEDED TO — Real Estate Wanted The fiduciary is: typing telephone and filing in small office ol es­ Are you looking for a part SUPERVISOR 4 FAMILY - FULLY .lackston. the present president, said. profile" for a while on (wlitical issues. It BUS DRIVERS - will train if Mary Jo Pease WORK As H om em aker, BARTENDER / tablished manufacturing bompany. Good oppor­ time job on weekends? We RENTED. Appliances in­ MISC SERVICES 1001 North Coleman Home Health Aides, an agen­ An pN M fiforione^ bfittsn^ Rno Most of the members of the Democratic will continue to meet and function as a 31 Services Offered necessary. Apply 90 McKinnev. Texas SANDWICHMAKER / tunity for right person to learn office procedure. have 2 positions open im­ 1nUn| Iff I dMNft? Nm pM OMtUin^ Nil cluded. 0 w n e r -1) r 0 k c r ; 3 2 - Pam lipg.Papertng Brookfield Street, South Wind­ 75069 cy serving 10 towns East of BOOKKEEPER - Bookkeeper brokers invited. Low-80's. (i33- Club of Manchester are not members of social group, she .said. This will include M ^ y Co. paid benefits & good starting salary. mediately, for Saturdays dtilm i •( SiHt tnwnfliif? No hm I rmF 3 3 Building.Contracting sor. Call 289-5918. 012-4 River. Must have own ear. hours are 8 to 12 a m. Apply in and Sundays, first or se­ 6026. J 4 Roolng-Stding tiM mliMi ki aWdi m Un lifirKMf f( the Democratic Town,Committee, so the having speakers at meetings, but the Training provided. Mileage person: Bidwell Tavern, 3 5 Healing Plum ping cond shift. Call Monday IM tU M M l , pw « l h m 8n ipfirtiettp group's meetings provides them with an group t)robably will not be taking stands 3 6 F lo o r in g reimbursement. Part time Coventry, Conn., 742-5197. MllJoK^ppointmOT^^ 2717 PART TIME. Work from thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 to c w tiM i ti to M e n M IwpfaMiittttM opportunity to have input on certain 3 7 M ovng- Tfur'king.Storage homo on the phone servicing . IVohnlr Nolirr available. Good fringe p.m., ask for Mr. LaVigne. on issues 3 8 Services Wanted of pofitp n*to>t con. Hotn on: 3 m l to 11 items our customers in your spare NOTICE TO CREDITOHS benefits. Phone - River East HAIRDRESSER - Nice Mrs. .lackston confirmed that the group ^ An Equil Opportunlljf Employn Meadows Convalescent p-a, 4 or S 4opi t o LuoNont ttirth i COFFEE MISC FOR SALE time. 249-7773. ESTjXTK o f PAUL FHEDEHICK Home Health Aid Service, at clientele. Excellent working Home, 333 Bidwell Street. Mrs. .lackston. for instance, is a former will iiperate more as a social organization KORDEH uU n M Mofib. Qvo M • cA M TilH. DISTRIBUTORSHIP 4 0 • Household Goods 643- 9511 for appointment.conditions. Experienced The Mon David C Rappe, Judge, of Manchester, Conn. otk for IH . McCotfror. Mooton ConvokMont member of the Town Board of Directors, in the next few months. It will seek to 41 - Art.c'OS for Sale S2500 INVESTMENT Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 the Cmirt ol Prohate, District of preferred. All replys strictly 647-9194 but she never has served on the town com­ 4 2 Building Supplies LEfMI. NOTICE DAY & NIGHT FRYERS & Hmw, 333 M m I Stnot, HMchottor. Com. Imild u|) its membership 4 3 Pets B'fds- Dogs Return Day: May 8. 1979 Covenbry at a hearing held on April 9. confidential. Call Hair CM STMT PART TIME 1979 ordered that all claims must be and UConn. mittee, "Tlien you can get a better slant on 4 4 — M usical Instrum ents LOUIS APTER. E x e c u t o r o f t h e COUNTER HELP NEEDED- Boutique, 649-7666. (Nol Vanding) 4 5 Boats A Accessories ESTATE OF SADYE C APTER, ET presented U i the fiduciary on t^r before Apply In person: Arthur Mrs. .lackston said several members issues witli a larger membership," she - Sporting Goods Julv 9. 1979 or be barred as by law NOW HK(iL1iisunl. Ills'll pr4ilM husinuss 4 8 A n 'i q u e s TOWN OF MANCHF.STER. ET AL Bertha E Rappe, (’lerk Manchester. DIRECTOR- Certified Home EQUIPMENT COURIER n'.sliK'kin^ ilroin riirJ Iik'iiI outU'Is own Iron! entranee. Fully apiilianeed kitchen with ilishwa.slit i . 4 9 W anted to Buy SUPERIOR COURT The lifliinary is Health Agency. Minimum YOU CAN PLACE YOUR REQUIRES EXPERIENCED: Part lime. itli Ihr nnaiK ST NAMK in THK HARTFORD-NEW BRITAIN Paula Brinton DRIVERS- Experienced on qualifications. BS degree in MECHANICS with kitowlmlgo COKKKKINDI ^STIIV diniiij’ area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glass dooi lo walk RENTALS JUDICIAL 77 Depot Road of Miombly of mochintry The Manchester Board of • Room s for Rent Buses, for Chartered Trips. 5 2 DISTRK.T AT HARTFORD Covenlrv Connecticut nursing and at least four years mochlnlng. Bluoprlnt roading NO SELLING out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in ( losels, lull hallis 5 3 Apartm ents fur Rent 062.3fi CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME Education is seeking a APRIL 2. 1979 Good record. Neat clinical experience. Two of nkcataaiY. .'IS 7(1 vi*ar old prcxlufl, prc s4»ld 5 4 Hom es for Rent 026-4 with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry lat ililies avtiilahic in NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS appearance. Pleasant per­ SHEEt METAL WORKERS Part Time Courier to 'till'll tii'.'ivv. continuous, advor- - Business for Rent which have been in a super­ 5 5 AND. OR PHOPEHTV OWNERS OF also axparlancad. tisiiiK islof kcd liv KVKIIY majtir 5 6 Resort Property for Ftent sonality essential. Post Road visory or administrative transport films between basement. BeauUtul redceoralion in process- inside and oiil Lack of Bolton Sirens THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER Apply In parson lo KihhI Stori’ in r A n s ctinsimufl 5 7 W anted to Rent Stages, 644-1531, 9 til 4. Hartford and Manchester, Notice is hereby Riven that Louis capacity. Starting salary $15,- OSCAR FORAND many tiiiius daily by iniilions and M isc lor Rent ('omc See Our "COIINTHY WITH TONVKNIKNCF living. Apter, Executor ol the Estate ol Sadye 000 to $16,000. Please send Shop Supaffnlondaht $5.00 per trip. Must have •njoys lilclimi' r4*|H‘at Itusmuss C Apter; Oeorge H Marlow, Jacob LEGAL IntorvlawB conductad aftar* AUTOMOTIVE WOMAN TO LIVE IN while resume to: Search Com­ ('oin|i:inv product sales in excess Sandals: Ruth M .Sandals: The Purnell noon, Monday thru Friday, insured automobile. Con­ Married (.’ouples prclerred. No I’ets Fiom '220 IK) nioiilli Sniiiil v 6 ' Autos lor Sale ol 2 lilliLlON 1)01. 1. A lts Corporation. Marlow's. Inc , A. Mark elderly woman recuperates. mittee, Communi^ Health 1KK)PM lo 4:30PM. tact: Wilson E Deakin Jr., Concerns Firefighters 6 2 Trucks fo' Sale NOTICE ANNfAlJ.Vi required. Frank, Trustee: The Center Street Light chores and cooking. Service. Inc, of Columbia. 6 3 Heavy Equipm ent for Sale PffiSSUIK HAST Assistant Superintendent Consislsol Collei'liriu for Merclian- 6 4 Corporation: Regal Men's Shop, Inc­ Manchester North End. Call Hebron. Andover and dise and He|ilenistiin)( Inventory Call 742-1)412 BOLTON - The Bolton Volunteer Lire amount is SO percent reimbursable. M olurcycies-Bicycles as plaintifls have brought a MMUACTUnK CO. HC. of Schools. 647-3451. EOE 6 5 Cam pers Trailers M obile STATE OF 644- 8215. 5 to 9 PM. Marlborough. P.O. Box 88, Department has expressed concern about declaratory iudgment action against 41 CHAPEL STREET lor an appointmeiil March I'ire (lulls H o m e s the Town ol Manchester. Edgar E CONNECTICUT Columbia. Ct. 06237. Closing MANCHESTER, CT. .Must aspire to the fact that the town has been without 6 6 - Automotive Service Belleville and Jamee Turek as delen- DEPARTMENT OF HOUSEKEEPERS FOR date. May 20, 1979. TELEPHONE - *43-2417 M('mt)ers of the Bolton Volunteer Fire 6 7 Autos for Rent Lease INCOME OF sirens since December 2!! dants. said action being returnable to HUMAN RESOURCES WEEKEND WORK - Call 646- M OmrtWI, Ewl»1ir Department responded to 19 calls in the Superior Court lor the Judicial 2300. Essex Motor Inn. 100 PERSON WANTED In Pizza *30,000 YR. UP In the past few years several sirens March The calls included five grass fires, ilistrict lor llartlord-New Britain on NOTICE OF May 8. 1979 The plainlills seek PUBLIC HEARING East Center Street, Shop. Experience helpful. Will have become nonrepairable. The lour car accidents, three medical assists, 1 A declaratory judgment deter­ Manchester. train. Apply in person: Center Help Wanted Interview s granted ONI.Y lo siren on the firehouse is currently mining whether Oenerai Statute Secs The Department of Human SKItlOOS applnants siilmimrni; three service calls, two mutual aid, one l2-82aiei under which the delendant Giant. 660 Center Street, AUTOMOBILE 'AT TIM!-; OK HK.SI'ONOINi;! IIM Vwn Resources will hold a public AlJ. tile ls|)ondint{ to cour.se on Scott Air Packs at the Hartford limilinl to a permanent mandatory in­ Assistance for Low Income 643-2711 week, benefits, salary benefits. Apply in person,' ad because hometone alerts rely on electici- no place like a junction ordering the delendant 'Town OUTSTANDING SALES Box K, c/o M anchester Training School. ol Manchester and its assessor to list Persons Plan as called for by POSITION - We offer a home, Herald. communsurate with i3) Year Car and Phone NuintMT home advertised on it assessment list in lull without the regulations from the U.S. METR0NIC8. INC. Can still be had ty Cynthia Fagan, cardio pulmonary not just another sales posi­ experience. Call Mr. John­ Rout* e A 44A Wriu: li(i« KK I/O Manrln-»UT And in the spring and summer in the Want Ads. ilelerment lor 1978 and thereafter until Department of Energy, 10 Herald resuscitation instructor, taught a cardio­ a new revaluation, the real property as tion. If you possess inside in­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- son at BOLTON volunteers rely on the sirens when they pulmonary resuscitation and Heimlich revalued in its revaluation ol 1977. and CFR 440, as amended, es­ dustrial sales experience and For to and 7 year old boys, are outside at the statutory unilorm rate ol 70"r ol pecially sections 440 12(b) and are seeking upward growth, every day after school, and THOMAS CADILLAC (t a neighborhood meneuver course to Bolton High School Lost and Found 1 true and actual value then we want to talk to you. If D o lla r { 1530 Albany Avanua The officials said being without sirens 4 Order a relund ol the excess taxes 440.14.' vacations. Highland Park students interested call 289-8291 School area. Call after 6 p.m., ^ e H e r a lJ ) Hartford, Conn. or other means of alerting the volunteers paid by the plaintifls as a result of the Monday, April 23. 1979 at 7:30 The emergency medical technician FOUND - Two all black male phase-in revaluation adopted by the E.E.O.E. at 643-7088. S a v e r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO 527-0171 also endangers the few firefighters who cats, Vieinitv of Farmington defendant Town of Manchester on the P.M. in the I refreshei' course reipiired by the state was Street 649-1028 list of 1977 ■ CONFERENCE ROOM OF are alerted taken by eight local emergency medical 5 A temporary injection restraining JOB OPENINSS A recpiest is being made in the 11)79-1980 the defenuants from assessing and THE COMMUNITY technicians Personals 2 collecting taxes, penalties or interest, RENEWAL TEAM o r budget for $11,000 for new sirens I'lie or imposing any liens, on properties of AUTO MECHANICS the plaintiffs until the defendant OF GREATER HARTPORa I PUBLIC NOTICE I HID E w a n t e d t o assessor has placed on the tax list of INC. 1-NEW CAR QET READY tsch. prtps- HAMILTON STANDARD. 1978 all real property at not less than 3580 Main Street. Windsor Uicks, 7:30 to 4:00, 70'; of its true and actual value as sccessory Instsll. stc. Call 643-5686. ri-quired by statute Hartford. Connecticut, Bolton Super Reports •••••••••••••••••••••••••• atpaversxn; and or owners of proper- 06120 tv in the Town of Manchester, Connec­ EASTER ICLIP & MAILI 1-Expsrlenced suto tschnicisn. Announcements 3 ticut are hereby given notice of the Copies of the "Weatheriza­ pendency of this action and of their right to come m and present their tion Plan " will be available EGG HUNT Apply In person to Csrter JOIN Us • Vole NO. Question claims if they .so desire for public inspection, study GARAGE SALE! On Required Teaching 2, April 17th tl2 noon to 8 Dalcnl at Hartford. Connecticut, this at CENTER DaCormIsr Gtn. Mgr. p.m.) Community Develop­ 6th d,iv ot April 1979 and perusal at the following NAME BOl.TON — School Superintendent Bay- ment Funds will improve the By the ( ourl offices from April 12, 1979. M AIL TO: ofU'l'ing llip I'omituimty a .significant Paul U'vino, SPRINGS PARK • NOW IS THE TIME mond Allen said the state legislative com­ quality of life in Manchester A. D EPA R TM EN T OF DeCORMIER DATSUN amniinl ol help " Ass t ('lerk ADDRESS mittee has approved a list of expanded for cvervone' 022-4 A TRUE COPY ATTF^T HUMAN, RESOURCES 1179 TiM ManchMiar Jaycaaa and 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTSH^ To clean out your attic, cellar or houa* anil g«l extra money lor all thoaa llalolnirtlo mt'iilionoil programs such as Q KcKeraUi courses that will he required by law to be Main Street, Hartford. Burgar King wM eo-aponaor an c i n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO collactablaa that aomabody •!•• may want, and b« willing to pay fori special cilticalion meetings, family life, taught in every high schiKil Connecticut Eaatar Egg Hunt tar chIMran 12 parent tliscii.ssion groups and parent teen­ B. OFFICE OF POLICY AND and undar at Canlar Springa STATE P.O. BOX 591 The courses include arts, career educa­ age workshops NOTICE Park (adlacani to Valloy St) at Manchettar, Conn. 06040 • THE HERALD IS THE PLACE tion. citizenship, consumer education, MANAGEMENT 80 Halohttrtio said, "I personally, strongly Washington Street, Hartford. 10:A.M. on Saturday April 14. ZIP health and safety, language arts. math, PUBLIC HE.4RING endor.se community support things." Connecticut Prtxaa will t>a awardad to two EXAMPLE: physical education and science. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ago groupa: — ala and undar PHDNE 15 Words (or 6 Days Allen is checking with .loseph Fleming, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT C. NORWALK ECONOMIC and 7 through 12. "nio Eaotor WORD AD FOR SiDAYSI For ONLY tSJM* you can advartla* II In our Sunday Bolton High School principal, to see if the Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of OPPORTUNITY NOW, bunny will alao ba thara. SSavar, which go(* lo avary homa In Manohaatar, QIaatonbury and East Hart- INCORPORATED 33 South J CHECK ENCLOSED Only <9.00 high school meets the requirements. Manchester. Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the WE NEED PART TIME lordl TS4i u" fiwtat • ki«il • lU" k fctW) Students Cited Hearing Room at the Town Hall. 41 Center Street, Main Street. South Norwalk, The Board of Kdueation is contacting Connecticut the Insurance .Advisory Board to see if life Manchester. Connecticut, Thursday. April 19, 1979. at 7:30 FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS SALES AND STOCK PEOPLE Wa will giva you 2 Tag Sala HEBHON — Three foreign exchange p m to consider and act on the following: D. NEW OPPORTUNITIES and major medical insurance can bt> students at Hham High School were FOR WATERBURY, INC. 232 SIgna FREE, whan you a Proposed Additional Appropriation to Fund 9 AN eharttabla and non-prom> 1 2 3 4 5 bought at a more reasonable cost than the honoreil in the General Assembly last North Elm Street. Waterbury, You'll slock shelves, price merchandlee, help coma In and placa your ad In peraoni CONSTRUCTION ot WASTEWATER COLLECTION organtaationa wlahing to hava lhair Public An- board is currently paying. week when resolutions recognized their Connecticut cutlomers and gain valuable axparlanca and FACILITIES to service the UPPER HOCKANUM RIVER nouneamanta puMlahod Iraa In IMa apace ate 7 8 9 10 The board is requesting a re(K)rt com­ participation in the American Fibld Ser­ 6 knowtadga in a rapidly growing businass. Previous sdwer service area to be financed by issuing temporary E. THAMES VALLEY urgad to contact Joo McCavanaugh, Oanaral paring various insurance plans The ralall building matarial or home canter axparlanca vice.' notes- to be paid from anticipated income from sewer COUNCIL FOR Managar e l Ragal MufHara of Manchoalor. report is due Aug. 15, 11 12 13 14 15 Honored were Karen Hansen of New assessments in accordance with Section 7-269A of the Qpnnec- COMMUNITY ACTION, INC. Space ariil bo aHolad on a Aral coma, Ural helpful but not nacaaaary. Allen said an application for a Com­ Zealand and Tatsuhiko Wada and Ikara ticut General Statutes Revised — $167,000 1 Sylvandale Road, Jewett Ci­ Openings available for tnornlnga^nd weekends prehensive Employment Training Act IS 17 18 19 20 Ishahai, both of Japan b. Approve Resolutions authorizing General Manager Robert ty. Connecticut - alM> (CF7TAI project was verbably approved. The resolutions, introduced by State B. Weiss to file an application for grants to be made by the Written comments may be avaninga and waakanda. 22 23 24 25 The scIkmiI will be eligible to receive $15.- Hep AloysiCis Aheam. D-Btilton, con­ linited States Environmental Protection Agency and the submitted to the Department 21 000 if it can find employees who meets the gratulated the three on "furthering of the SUte of Connecticut Department of Environmental Protec­ of Human Resources. Atten­ M u ffler 27 ZS , 29 30 program 's criteria. Allen said several cultural exchange between countries by tion for 90 percentum of the eligible cost of design and tion: John C. Pickens. Direc­ Center 2« DROSSMAN'S applicants are being interviewed. taking an active community and academic modifications and additions to the Town's wastewater treat­ tors. Bureau of Human 145 Spancar Straat, Manchaatar, Ct. Resources, 1179 Main Street, r mffrr rttMlrmtrnrr 32 33 ' 34 35 After rending the principal's reports for role." ment facilities. ■ «b.Mf « ilk ■ p-W*. I. 31 Hartford. Connecticut. 06101, For appointment call Dan or Walt at the month of March, at the last school The resolutions concluded with an Jay J. Giles Conwr o( aroad Director of Public Works up to 4:30 P.M., Tuesday, board meeting, Joseph llaloburdo, board expression of best wishes and expressed •nd CdAWr SIrtM I u * .. | ■ _ m 37 38 39 40 040-0136 oo Dated at Manchester this 9th day of April 1979. April 24, 1979. Plwiw *44-2112 (W. ...iu K ..12i!M > t 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 u ask (or Tina or J chairman said. "The school system is e.E.o ts/y ■ ■r'r the hope for continued success. 021-4 oes-4 1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVEMNG HERALD, Tli5ri.. April 12. 1W» EVENING HERALD, Thurs., April 12. 1979- PAGE TWENTY-THREE

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ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle I DREAPefTTINEaP.., •^OUPONtHAVE Bt/ritS NOTIFlDUCHANeeP 6RA[?l)ALLV...'iWC0ULPBe 1 Old woman 1 Obeys Dear Abby U H l l * i 0UL 0V E M E U m i WBECMBBtmPV 4 Gilt 2 First-rate * sasSs>” 8 OaitinB (comp wd.) (THAN6E NICEINTHEM0RN1N6ANP I'M (XPANPCRA08V? WKNOiil 12 Pipir of By Abigail Van Buren CRA66V IN THE afternoon 3 Waft y IndtbtBdneit 4 Firmly estab­ ♦ Call 643-2711 13 This (Sp.) lished (2 wdt.) t 7 1 V* ■ ¥ r Call 843-2711 * 14 Fad 5 CIA., 15 Graduata of M E pradacattor E 9 if-ififjf.if.if.if.if.ifif.ifit.it-if.if.ifk-k'k-k-k-k-k-k if ir-k Ik Annapolis 6 Actor Kruger DEAR ABBY: I have a daughter who will be 20 soon. Her (abbr.) 7 Harvests boylriend, with whom she has grown up, is in the Air Force 161$ (Sp.) 8 Was wilted a n ciD ] and is stationed in Florida. He's asked her to marry him in 17 Soonar stita 9 Tree kind (pi.) (abbr.) □ □ □ ID June ol 1980, but he wants her to come to Florida and share 18 Arrangamani 10 Eye amorously a two-bedroom apartment with him for two months. 20 Hottila 11 Alcoholic m l Our daughter was taught that premarital sex was wrong. Prltcllla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 22 M ao____ beverage 30 Clothe with 47 Gave up 1 11 II |l ' She says she honestly thinks she can live with this guy. for lung 19 Shoshonean authority 49 Small barn two months without having sex with him. She insists she ^O lJENNV LU. IF KOU ONLV WANT 24 Slight taitt ------Indian 31 Arab chieftain 50 Pier would never give in to him, and says she's made that clear to I CONY GET A SOMETHING QOU o s o DO I // 25 Pinch . 21 Griek linar 32 Musical 51 Bear (Lit ) him. HORSE SOON I M , CAN'T HA-VE/ 29 Lucky numbar (plI character 52 Over SBNO SoMBSOCtf IN j 33 Ona of Attila's I still maintain that when two people are in love, plan to GOING TO PIE/ 23 Poet Pound 35 Vermin 54 Diminutive suf- followart 25 African tree 33 On sailboat marry and are thrown into a situation of that kind, they will 34 Trollay fix sm Tto guTTER MC UP. i find it impossible to resist the temptation of sex. Spray 55 Animal waste CTO 36 Democrat 27 Biblical 43 Mountain Weve always been a church-going family and I can't (abbr) preposition chemical S trv /c u O H » rfl 3^ 8«/VfCM 0/f«TM( 37 Pglntlng-Paptrlng 32 Building Conlractlng 33 unders^nd her reasoning. She wants my blessing, but says 37 Food 28 Corn plant 56 Levee if I don t give it to her, she'll go anyway and I can't stop her. 39 Sutherland parts 45 Corral 59 Greek letter Am I otd-fashioned'7 Or do you honestly believe they can spaclalty INCOME TAX J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior FARRAND REMODELING - 41 Be lituated 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 6 9 10 11 and Exterior painting, paper Cabinets and Formica Tops, r live together for two months and not have sex? 42 Take at one s 12 13 PREPARATION CHILD CARE - .For ages 2 hanging, remcxleling. carpen­ Rixifing. Gutters, Room Ad­ TM^Nt5 4-11 DOUBTING MOTHER own 14 thru 8, in my State Licensed try. Fully insured. 649-9658 ditions. Decks, All types of 44 Royal mace is j DEAR DOUBTING; If they exercise the strictest kind of (Bril) 16 17 Home. Hours: 7 to6daily. Hot Remodeling and Repairs...... 9 . ••••••••••a BUSINESS A INDIVIDUAL A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Phone 643-6017 ■elf-discipline, it's possible. However, a person who's oppos­ 46 Legendary 18 19 21 lunch, laundry and overtime Onicaa-Sloraa lor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 6f INCOME TAXES .services offered. Excellent tors. Quality painting and ed to premsritsl sex should not go in lor premsritsl living bird ■ PKEPAKED -T In the com­ paper hanging at reasonable together. 48 Prior to 22 references, 643-9877. LEON CIESZYNSKI OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 1971 FORD LTD WAGON - ■ fort of your home or office rates. Fully insured. Free IIUILDFIR- New Homes. Ad­ VW DASHER ■ 1974. ight Tie Trimmed Captain Eaay — Crook* & Lawranca 49 Eiconed or for light manufacturing. blue. 4 speed, sunroof, AIM- Power brakes, air con­ 2B 26 27 30 31 32 t^ll 646-7B33. for an appoint­ HOME GARDENS ROTO- Estimates, Call Wayne 649- ditions. Remodeling, Rec ditioning, $600. 875-3781. DEAR ABBY: A lady I knew (not well) passed away, leav­ 53 Gat the drop ■ 7696, Approximateiy 850 sq. ft. Air FM. new tires, and exhaust. HEYl WHERE on (comp 33 34 1 ment. TILLED- Manchester, Bolton. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens conditioned building. 633-3343 ing a husband and two children. I want to express my sym­ THERE-THAT'5 tT A irj W-W-WOTTA Remodeled, C'eilings, Bath No rust. $2250. 649-2162. YA HUSTLIN' FAR ENOUGHt YA eONNA P O ?... I wd) ■ ” 1 Vernon, Coventry and An­ 633-0136 after 5 PM! 1978 PINTO WAGON - pathy to the husband and let him know that I'm available to WE TO W ITH 37 .0 1 dover areas. Call 742-9015. PERSONAL Paperhanging Tile. Dormers, Roofing. JU5T STOP RIGHT DIDN'T WEAN I'p 57 Ache ror particular people, by 1970 FORD GALAXIE - 2 Automatic transmission; four do whatever I can to help him through his time of sorrow. THAT PO&- ON THAT CIRCLE JOIN YER CULT..IJU5T 56 Brings about ■ ” 1 ■ INCOME TAX Preparation- Residential or Commercial. OFFICE FOR RENT- Fully cylinder; 19,000 m iles; 1 know him only to say "hi" to. He is very well fixed finan­ GONE 42 45 Experienced. At your home. Dick. Call 643-5703 anvtime 649-4291. ‘ door, hardtop. Good condition. WEANT 1 WASN'T 60 Three (prefix) ■ •• carpeted. Air conditioning. 643-4280. excellent condition; $3,200 cially. Attractive, too, so I'm sure there will be a lot of (JUITE R EAD Y 61 Relaxation 46 Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or firm. 875-6617 after 5 PM. TFIACHERS- Experienced Convenient location, ample women after him. Y S T i 62 Inner (pref) ■ '• 525-8263 LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec parking. Available May 1st. 49 SO SI 54 ss 66 F R E E JU NK CAR Exterior Painters now r(K)ms, roofing and repairs. 1969 CHEVY WAGON- For I'm a divorcee, new in town, and I don't want to appear too 63 Pipe fitting , Mrs. Jackston, 643-1316 parts. 307 engine. First $50 type ■ REMOVAL! Call 649-7243, booking for spring / summer Free estimates. Call Charles . forward or he might get the wrong idea. S7 S6 59 60 INCOME TAX jobs. F'ree F^stimates. Call 643-9467 anytime. 1 would like to write him a sympathy note that will be out 64 Group of two - Schiavetti at 649-2405 LARGE HOUSE- Bolton 65 Distribute PREPARATION - Your home ROTOTILLING LAWN AND Reasonable rates. 649-5873. anytime. FORD - 1973 GRAN TORINO, of the ordinary. Something witty or eloquent. Any sugges­ 61 62 63 or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con­ GARDENS with rear tine Business Zone. Suitable lor of­ 1%7 BUICK SPECIAL - For tions along that line? cards tlxcellenf condition. Must 66 Hearing organ 64 6S 66 sultant, 871-9554. Trov Built Tiller, Call 568- PROFEisSIONAL PAINTING fices. Available June 1 Prin­ parts only. $150. 649-6130 after sell. $1200. 643-8422. BRICK. FIELDSTONE. cipals only. 643-2880. 5 PM. VIRGO LADY 8791. - Interior and Exterior BLOCK, PLASTERING. iNtWSRAFIR (NlIRPRiSI A$$N I Commercial and Residential Fireplaces, chimneys, walls, MANCHESTER - Retail, MUSTANG GHIA - 1976 DEAR VIRGO: If you didn't know the lady well, and ALLAN T. KEELER'S TAX REFINISHED KITCHEN Free Estimates. Fully In­ veneer. New, repair. E. 1976 FIAT 128 WAGON - Good Loaded with extras. Asking know her husband only to say “hi" to, write a brief con­ SERVICE. 'Tax Returns done CABINETS & COUNTER - sured. 646-4879 storage, and/or manufac­ Richardson 643-0889.'^ turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to condition, regular gas. good $3600. Call 643-2320 after 5 dolence note. Don't try for wit or eloquence. And please in the privacy of yqur home. Wwxlwork. Floors for homes m.p g., AM-FM radio, roof PM. restrain your eagerness to help him through his time ot sor­ Call 871-1781. tor annointmenf and apartments. Call 667-.1643. PAINTING by DAN SHEA- 50,000 sq. ft. Very reasonable. Win at bridge Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Brokers protected. Call rack. $2,000.00. Call after 6 ••••••••• row, or it won't be the “wrong" idea but the right one that Alley Oop — Dave Graue ask for Ken. Best Workmanship, Quality PM. 643-6177. ACCURATE,’...... Paint, plus Low Prices! Reyman Properties, 1-226- Trucks lor Sale 62 might cause him to think you're alter him, too. mpr 1206. E X P E R IE N C E D TAX MLSCELLANEOUS TYRING- Please cpll 646-5424 ment Co. Expert installation CAMARO LT 1975- 350. 10U CHECKED . ,.BLIT THERE'S eerr TD I SU E SS I'LL I WELL, NOU'RE / BECAUSETCU'RE Profcssional quality. /Phone 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN DEAR ABBY; My husband and 1 have been married 46 CUT COMPLETELY?, 1 8 B SOMETHING THERE HA'YE TOGO NOT GOINS ,,(50INS TO BE IIELP-Your home. Imw cost. of aluminum siding gutters Automatic transmission. THAT I MISSED! a OVER IT TO CO IT WHY NOT?) SUSY D01NS 742-9502, a m, or after 6 p m and trim. Roofing instaliation Wanled to Rent 57 Power steering, power window van. Excellent condi­ years. We live modestly and have never been big spenders. Small Hu.sine«is? .Sold Home? tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ We have a comfortable income and bank account and my SOMETHIN© Fine lead dumps declarer Itemized deductions 633-1267 Pick up and delivery service. and repairs 649-6495, 871-23'23. brakes. Power windows. Air e l s e ! Building Contracting 33 conditioning. AM-FM radio. tains chairs. Stereo and husband is an honest and decent man, but here is my WATERPROOFING - SPECIALIZING cleaning and New battery. Michelin white cassette. Radials. 429-9461. problem: aces of diamonds and spades Hatchways, Foundation WES ROBBINS Carpentry He hides money all over the house. I find it when and one spade ruff. East C&M THEE SERVICE - Free repairing chimneys, roofs, DOCKSPACE or MOORING - walls, plus snow tires. $3900. NORTH 4-lJ Cracks. Tile Lines, Sump remodeling specialist. Ad­ now roofs Free estimates. 30 Call after 5 p.m., 646-4128. 1977 CHEVY 1/2 TON housecleaning. probaby should have bid estimates, discount senior For small sailboat, on lake PICKUP- Customized. Asking ♦ K()96 that five hearts, but he citizens Company Pumps, Window Wells, Gravi­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, years Experience.' Howlev, near Manchester. Evenings, Last month 1 found a surprising amount in the cellar. I V ------ty F e e d s. 30 Y e a rs' $4500 or best offer. Call 647- hoped to beat for spades and M a n c li e s t e r • 0 w n e d and built-ins, bathrooms, 643-5.361 646-8775. 1971 VOLVO- 145 Station asked him why. He never answered. I tried to get him to put « K J 10 8 Experience! 643-4953, 242- kitchens. 649-3446. Wagon. AC, AM/FM radio, 9261 before noon, or after 6 was not at all sanguine about operated. Call 646-1.327. p.m. that money in the bank because the bills were getting A K Q 10 5 4 prospects at five hearts. 5915. ROOFER WILL Install roof, RETIRED COUPLE wishes a roof rack. Very good condi­ T moldy, but he wouldn't do it. He just took it to hide CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. siding or gutter for low dis­ tion. $1600, or best offer. 646- WEST EAST West made the surprise ItEWEAVING burn holes 5 room Town House, East Side 1972 DODGE CLUB CAB - 318 somewhere else. lead of the deuce of hearts. WILL CLEAN CELLARS At­ Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. count price. Call Ken at 647- of Town. 875-4426. 7203. ♦ 5 4 3 A A 2 /ippers, umbrellas repaired. tics and haul away scrap iron V-8 engine, a u to m a tic Today I found some more money under the sofa cushions, VAKqiI;)SitvJ7 He hoped to get his partner Window shades, Venetian Call Gary Cu.shing 345-2009 1,566. *••••••••••••••••••••••••• and I am feeling very depressed. FRF^F; of charge! Call 644- 1969 CHEVY WAGON- 327. transmission, power steering 4-12 *54 *A532 In to give him a club ruff. blinds Keys TV FOR RENT Please don’t write me a personal letter as my husband J-L 3234 TIMOTHY ,1. CONNELLY TRACY BROTHERS- J A U T O M O T I V E Original owner. Needs body and brakes. 8 ft. body and cap. ♦ ----- ♦ J 8 7 3 2 Unfortunately for that well Marlow's, 867 Main St, 649- 2 extra rims and snow tires. gets the mail first since he is now retired. Thank you. laid plan, it went sour be­ 5221 Carpentry and general con­ Roofing, Flat Roof. Hot Tar, work. Engine, transmission The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions SOUTH HOUSE CLEANING tracting. Residential and Gravel, Built-Up Roofing fine. $200. Call 649-3068. 649-7820. ,Vn 'B-150 WORRIED SICK , ♦ J 10 8 7 cause dunmiy was able to PR0BI.F;MS? Floors, walls, Autos For Sale 61 trump that heart lead. ‘ ODD .lOBS DONE ■ Cellars, commercial. Whether it be a Compierctul & Residential. lO-IB SPARE V 863 rugs, windows, general small repair job, a custom Free Flstimales. 872-6269. OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME CHEVY 1977- Step Side. 4 DEAR WORRIED: Get your husband to a doctor lor a n o ! A H O LOOK,FATTY-MY ♦ Q97 South went right after attics, garages, yards wheel drive. AT. steering, Add a pretty tie to this S O M E c h a n g e , W H Y D O N 'T APTITUDE TEST SHOWS trumps, but East grabbed cleaning. One time or regular built hom t\or anything in 1974- Showroom condition! classic blouse and skirt, “routine" checkup as soon as possible. And be sure to tell ♦ A 06 cleaned, moving, brakes, stereo. Trick Paint, M A C ? j Y O U G E T I'M DOING WHAT I DO the first one with his ace and trucking.Ijiam for sale Lawn service. Domesticarc, 643- between, call 646-1379, Heating-Plumbing 35 Must be seen! $2695. Alter 5 A sew-simple vest also is the doctor (quietly in tdvancel what you have told me. Your 1945. p.m, daily, 649-7071. and much more! Must see! included in pattern. husband needs help. A J O B ? ./.. BEST, RIGHT NOW ! Vulnerable: Neither shot back a club for West to ' service. No job loo big or Original owner. 623-5093. Dealer: West ruff. small ,568-85'22. NEWTON SMITII- SEWERLINES, sink lines, Price . . . $2.00 ■lOHS WANTED- We clean Itemodeling, Repairs, and 1 970 CHEVY IMPALA- It didn't require any gen­ cleaned with electric cutlers, A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD 1963 CHEVROLET PICKUP B-150 with Photo-Guide Do yau wlah you had more Irleuda? For the aecret ol West North East South ius on West's part to play a Cellars, Garages, Attics, Rce-Rooms. No job to small by professionals. McKinney Excellent running condition, is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size 4V Dbl. Pass 44 COMPLETE CAItl'ET A rile Could help to sell your items TRUCK With X’ap. Good run­ popnl^ty, get Abby’a bow booklet: “How To Be Popular; diamond. East's ace became installation and repairs. Free Yardwork, and Roto-Till 649-3144, Bros Sewage Dispo.sal Com­ low mileage, and good body. 12, 34 bust . . . Blouse, Pass Pass Pass faster, rent your room quicker ning condition. $500. Please lOB'ro Never Too Y o u m or Too Old." Send $1 with a long, the third defensive trick and estimates Call 646-3745. after Gardens. Call after 5 p m. 646- pany. 64,3-5308. and bring you better results' $600. Please call 643-7907. 2% yards 45-inch; skirt, . 0'28l CARPENTRY & MASONRY - call 643-0401, keep trying. 2 yards; vest, % yard. ioU-oddrooaod, itoBaped (28 coBtol envelope to Abby, 122 another club ruff left South's 5 p III. Ask the Herald Classified Ad contract in the ashcan. Additions and Remodeling NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toiiet To order, lend $2.00, Includes Laoky Drive, Beverly Hllb, Calif. 90212. Opening lead: V2 taker about details. Put the 1973 FORD F-lOO with Not much solace for East HItICK, BLOCK, STONE Painting-Papering 32 Free estimates. Call Anthony repairs, plugged drains, STAR to work for you! Phone postage and handling. Squillacote 649-0811, toolboxes and racks. Needs and West who could have Fireplaces,concrete (.'himnev kitchen faucets replaced, 643-2711. •UE BURNETT made a game, but a lot PAINTING • Interior and repaired, rec rooms, 1976 FORD GRAND TORINO minor work. Asking $1400. Moncheoter Hentd repairs No job loo small WAGON - 9 passenger. Air, Call Rick after 6 PM. 646-2946. 1150 Am. of AnwrlcM 1L3 better than watching South •Save' Call 644-8350 lor es­ exterior, paperhanging, CARPENTER - Repairs, bathroom remodeling, heat excellent work references power steering, power brakes. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• New Yoili, N.y. 100M chalk one up for himself. timates remodeling, additions, gar­ modernization, etc. Free PriRl Name, addriii wUt ZIF A INKWSPAI-Kll HNTKIll'rU.SK. A.SSN I Free estimates. Fully in­ ages, roofing Call David Estimate gladly given M & M Low mileage. Make an offer. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 cone, SlYla NumOlr and Sl». Astrograph By Oswald Jacoby sured Martin Matson. 649- Patria, 644-1796 Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871 WFl PAY $10 for complete 871-0379. ------The Born Loser — Art Sansom and Alan Sontag FASHION ’79 is filled (Do yoi, have a question lor EXPERT PAINTING and 4431 junk cars Call Joey at Tolland MOTORCYCLE with many lovely designs. LANDSCAPING Specializing FIR.ST CLA.SS CARPENTRY BOTTl HEATING & Auto Body. 528-19M PONTIAC 1970 EXECUTIVE INSURANCE- Lowest Rates Also 2 BONUS Coupons! Bernice Bede Osol West's four-heart opening Ihe experts’’ Write “Ask the OUR SPECIAL TOCAY 19 FROil? L6&S.') Experts, " care ol this newspa­ in Exterior House Painting QUALITY PAINTING and - Remodeling and Additions. PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, 400- New brakes and exhaust. Available! Immediate Bin­ Price . . . $2.00 a copy. LIKE TWeM-.TXe okay, but bid was a normal preempt. Needs some mecbanical ding. Sunny Dav Option. Call per. Individual quesltons will Tree pruning, spraving, Paner Hanging by Willis Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 kitchen and lav faucets MONTE CARLO 1973, Power Add $2.00 for the New TASTe 19 9IAAI(J^ TO M e H B I EA T , , North's double was for tak­ Scnultz. Fully insured work. $250, or best offer. Call Joan. 643-1126. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You may 1 6 2 6 be answered d accompanied mowing, weeding Call 742- years experience' For Free replaced and repaired. steering, power brakes, SUCCESS IN SEWING. finally be able to take care of a eout so South's four-spade by stamped, seif-addressed 7947. references 649-4343 Estimates, call 646-4239 Remodeling. Call 646-8641 automatic, $1,575, Call 649- 649-4167 long-overdue obligation today. FRCXj 1.E6)S!oh. (9HI6K6U I rao'T uKe call was eminently correct. FOR COMPETITIVE envelopes The most interest­ 1149 anytime. c f o u r You'll feel a weight has been e c H . i o o u r , PARK MeAT. As anyone can see. West ing questions wilt he used In 1970 DODGE CORONET 500- MOTORCYCLE lifted off your shoulders. could have made five hearts this column and will receive 1970 PONTIAC- One owner. 2 Door Harotep. Power INSURANCE- Caliche VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A KkXW,, with eight trumps, dummy's copies of JACOBY MODERN.) steering, power brakes. One Boals-Accessorles 45 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Clean Air conditioning. 2 experts at Crockett Agencyr Campers-Trailers serious matter you've had on T A G S A L E S Door Hardtop. $750, or best owner, $700. 649-1553. 643-1577. ask for Marilyn or Mobile Homes 65 your mind for quite some time April 13.1979 1974 FURY - 16'>ii-foot LOOKING for anything in real CARPETED- 1 bedroom has offer. 633-.1802. Judv. can be resolved today. Think it estate rental - apartments, 1975 OLDSM OBILE 98 1967 STARCRAFT TENT This coming year you will have through carefully. You'll find fiberglass, tilt trailer, with appliances and more! Just the opportunity to put together the right answers. TAG SALE ■ Friday and 1975 55-horsepower outboard homes, multiple dwellings? $205. (656-1) Rental Assistors. FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good REGENCY - All power, 20,000 1971 HONDA 750- Runs good. TRAILER- Sleeps 8. Stove, Salurdav 89 Weaver Road. No fees Call ,11). Real Estate Ixiw mileage. Just had a tune something which is very practi­ LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) As­ HeathclKf — Q *o rg * Gatvly Chew engine. 2 tanks, $2,500 ‘2,16-5646, small fee. condition. New tires, power original miles. $3,700 or best ice box. propane tank, awning. cal and worthwhile. What is sistance from an older person Manchester 9 00 on Many Also 50 horse Johnson out­ Associates, Ine 646-1980 steering power brakes. Phone offer, Flxcellent condition. up $650. Call John, 643-7916. 4 Excellent condition! $650. Call 2 2 good buys to 7 p.m. even more exciting is that there will be forthcoming. It will get board, $.300 228-0475 or 228- THREE BEDROOM 633-2147 569-3467. 871-1844. could be a large profit for you. you out of a bind that seemed i Bgaig, iM. 9550 MANCHESTER- West Center DUPLEX - Kitchen dining, 1 ARIES (March Z1-Aprll 19) impossible to resolve. NATHAN HALE PTA FAIR Street, Four room apartment 1 2 baths, wall-to-wall FORD- 1973 Gran Torino. You’re willing to work hard SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) W inthrop — Dick Cavalll & TAG SALE- Saturday May 1971 18 FOOT LYMAN BOAT Tile bath, appliances, private carpeting, convenient to today, not only for yourself but This should be a very pleasant 5tb Bent-A-Spaee, Call (' Sut­ & TRAILER With 105 HP entrance and storage. Good everything $325 plus utilities. 8 Automatic. Very good condi­ also for those toward whom day. You'll have a reunion with ton, 649-1465 evenings location Available im­ tion Reasonable offers. 643- you feel an obligation. Your some old friends you haven't Chrysler Engine, also 1971. Davs - 643-5151, Evenings - AMP M Re. HUBBEL-L- Good condition Two canopies mediately. Quiet or retired 643-5121 or 289-7298. 8422, efforts w il^ e rewarded. Dis­ seen for awhile. It'll be nice to WE HAVE .533 persons References, securi­ cover with^hom you t3est get be together again. AND DUE5ARE A NIOCEL WHY Many extras! Sacrificing for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Liquidation. $1200, or best ty No pets, or children; MODERN FOUR ROOM 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- ATTENTION along with romantically by EACH, •SO OUR TRBASUPy I'M SO FCCRAT Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Unheated. $215 monthly sending for your new Astro- 21) You can get further ahead SHXILPODKIXAJN ... A R i m M E T I C . offer 643 6900 APARTMENT - Second floor Runs but needs work. Best Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each today if you keep your objec­ Write to: P 0 Box 244, East- in 2 family house. Heal, offer. Call 633-8258. A COMPLETE BOARDING ford, Conn to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, tives to yourself. The fewer KENNEL lor Dogs and Cals. 1968 PENYAN 18 ft BOAT. appliances, disposal, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. people who know about them, Dog Bathing and grooming carpeting. Lease, deposit, DATSUN 260 Z 1974- Air, AM- Be sure to specify birth sign. the better. Refinished last year. 1974 65- APARTMENT and HOUSES COLLEGE QRADS For reservations, please call liorsepower Mercury motor, references Middle age cou­ FM 8 track Excellent con­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Any CAPRICORN (Dec. 22>Jan. 19) Canine Holiday Inne. 200 trailer New tires, many For Rent We have 100s of ren­ ple No pets $275 Available dition! Call 649-4182. promises you may have made Several interesting avenues for Sheldon Road, Manchester accessories Asking $1200 or tals in all Areas, Prices and June Lsl 649-3817. to friends you'll uphold to the bringing about something u 646-5971 best offer Call 742-7090 after 5 Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, WE PAY TOP PRICES for letter today, no matter how you've wanted may be pre­ 236-5646 Small Fee. wrecked and junk cars. A & B difficult they are to fulfill. sented to you today. Anyone PM MANCHESTER- 2 bedroom you choose should work out. I'WO VKAR OLD AFGHAN apartment, with heat, stove, Auto Salvage, used auto parts You're reliable. MANCHESTER- Main Street. Call Tony 646-6223. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Al­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Hound lor sale Excellent pet, 1 964 - 1 9 1,2 FOOT and refrigerator. Central though you normally are the Your leadership today will be $50 649 6404 Best to call 2 3 room apartments, heated. location $300. plus one THOMPSON LAPSTRAKE Hot water, appliances No first one to be out where the unassuming, but forceful. With­ Y-/3- ‘-JlUAuJ before 2 30 PM Sleeps 2 Rebuilt Volvo 1 - O month's deposit 646-6882 1977 PINTO CRUISING out your cohorts being aware pets Parking. Securitv 5'23- WAGON- V-6, automatic. fun activities are, today you are Tamleni trailer $1'200 633- 7047. more Interested in doing some­ of it, you'll lead alt the way. PUPPIES Labrador 6867 Excellent condition. $2800! thing constructive. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Short Ribs — Frank Hill Belreiver No papers. Call Call 649-2971, after 5 p.m. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Con­ Look to past experience to .liter 5 PM 643-9474 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT Homes lor Rent 54 ditions are right for you to have guide you when an Issue Available now' Mature cou- 1977 BUICK SKYLARK - that serious discussion you've comes up today that forces you AKC IIE G IS T E IIF D Antiques 48 O” security Call W.ANTED- 2-3 single male Small V-8 Excellent on gas. been wanting to have with a to make an im^^rtant decision. engineers Share large house Low mileage Verv sharp! friend. Go ahead and say what You already know the answer. i • • / f D-U XTATltiN-’ V.; vears oid r.TU-n' v c ^ 7 “ " (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Verv good watch dog. and furnilure, ««-1265 Bolton June I. Lease 1 vehi­ $.1400. 742-6286, after 5 p.m. needs to be said. giHid with children $75or bt'st 8 ‘p . l’<-'wler, oil paintings or , ‘ cle each No children, iiffiM ‘HW4 other antique items. R. OAKLAM) STHKKT • 3 animals, pots 643-2880. BANK REPOSSESSIONS Berry’s W orld — Jim Borry 'TlIArfe THE COURTROOM 6KBTCH/^nsr ' J______Harrison. 643*8709. rtxmi apartment, heated. No FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile YDoteroaHefORr PARAKEETS- Buv direct ...... Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, Buga Bunny — Haimdahl a sionai Offfces-Slores tor Rent 55 needs body work $2100, 1973 Honi the breeder' ('ages and Rooms lor Rent 52 ------i :______Ford Country Sedan Station 1979 FORO FAIRMONT 2 Or. 6'lTliarf ’ ------.ASHFORD - THREE ROOM Wagon $900, 1973 Chevrolet ($toNT/HZ?KENCY, ______THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen- Renuxlelerl Ranch Tile bath. MANCHESTER- Main Street Automatic transmission, power steering, steel white-sidewall radials, 2.3 litre r Te l l t h ' ? ig a f b t 'q b t Bel Air $900, 1972 Ford mixlern office available 400 OPEC FUND CUTA TH ' W 4 Y /— WiDULP YOU PLEASE p n v v 1.1111 evil.' It'dily located Downtown vard No pets I eat supplied sq ft Heal. AC included. Call Maverick $900: 1970 Chevrolet engine, AM-FM Stereo, electric rear sindow defroster, tinted glass, special PRICE FBK aALLOW W t'o,^t nersm-rn M a n c h este r K itch en I'nfurnishtrd 42,3-4190.9 ' t a Malibu $700; 1970 Chrysler ^ WE C'N r - ^ RETIRE TO A om t.oiHl peisi na itv and privileges Call 649-2,158 evenings 646-2469 or 646-2755, value package stock 19168 OF S A S O U N E Our Boarding Houm This Funny W orld CLE4N H($/ WISH 19/HY NEUTR4L CORNER habits Rules Western or ...... ‘ ______New Yorker $650 The above may be seen at the Savings WHiue w etipy u p English $150, lirm Call 742- Apartments For Pont 53 474 MAIN .STREET- Three 466 MAIN STREET. North of Today Tiie ^ the pbdbuem is even aw re i y w By*. Un Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. Bank of Manchester, Main YiDUR cA & e ' ------room apartment Heated. No NEWSPAPER w a s) b a s ic TNAN THAT, WHAT of centrally located space. Street, Manchester. 5UPPDSEP TO \ BUSTER.' THE PAPER imiigu- s i l l, ' IS I MODERN THREE ROOM appliances. No ix-ts. Securitv ELSE Ideal for store, office or other NAME THE NUM6ER)SAVS THE HIGH ODiT IS NEW ? I— “ saJd lel'!;i lliaidUid monthly (^11 646-2426.9- business or commercial use. ONE CAUSE O F /O F ENER6Y IS KITINci sms Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. USED Cl« SKOALS P A w rep *4945* INFLATION'. fall AM. mailt?t . r ? ^ ------1178 nymouTH o u s m K b ? h $W* 1?V4'W8^^^ or children TOLLAND VERNON LINE- Sport Coup*. 316 tnglno. luto. *F0RD MOTOR COLLEGE RRADUATE FINANCE PU N WHdP THEY OUMOriS English $700 111111 142-9841 t'all 2'28-ff213. I bedroom modern apart- trant.ox. cond. CROWN. MAYOR wauUlour /K£IMM«|I . I ... p ir I * 1V TI.' ir I.' la - - - men! H eat, hot w ater. OFFICE SPACE ask US for detallf E6DMAIN? TO HOUSINS iiF r vnM Ksmiti.' TEiiuH^f ' ^ ' ‘ R(X)MS- Appliances, appliances, carpeting No F 0 |l RjENT 1174 CHEVY IMPALA — No payment for four montha after signing contract. u iiu -rn i tim li.; heat, hot viatcr, erp et. No • [H'ts, or childron. References, WAMM AiOAItnCSME la^ pcts, .Scoiors $250. t^ll 643- and securitv required. Call '250 square teei, center of On« ownor, 350 V-6, auto., powar o d Ready l^or breed ng ^57, or 646-7761 875-0149. ataartng. ak. WHAT SAY w e U30R Great with kids. Best ixifer ______Manchester, air con­ BliACCOi‘^ ! ditioning and parking. * 1 2 9 5 oke-mwedme IN ON TH6 POLAR m " ‘‘'1 GLASTONBURY-Extra large ONE ROOM FURNISHED Call 643-^1. • 1174 AMC OIEMUN Monday. Wednesday and g room duplex Kids OK. APARTMENT Near Vernon 5 cyl.. munuil Irani.. ixM lint FORD 5ALE u-/ ...... ' Won't last long. (639-URenUI I'ircle iRoute83i Utilities in- cond. Uuslcal InsUument, 44 Assistors, 236-5646, small tee. dud^^ » 5 per week. Securi- 2 S M A U * 1 5 9 5 .0 0 " ( S / K f 'pi IT HURTS" i'97«mf^i.-7aivi'ii'iT‘ a‘ijv:-.„a PAMILY SPEC IA L- 3 ' ■■------IITOKTMOUTN DILLOn 1 i h l / ' ' l u bedrooms, appliances 1 1/2 456 MAIN STREET. First OFFICES UTBJ1I 316 anQlna. auto., P/a, air cor>dra m baths,a.ijd Hiofc. (637-21 Ren- floor 3 room heated apart- FOR RENT 4 dr.. axcaAAm condition. ^w'ulr-' 'al .^SiStors, 238-5646, "snialt 'ment: $200, Securitv No pets. C NC4 Uk Britain 225-197, (-g,, 64^2426, 9-5 P\l. * 1 2 9 5 “ DILLON SALES & SERVICE, INCORPORATED Includes all utilities and UbN Air Conditioning. Cen­ MN«a TEUCO SUS 319 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 Q a s w c TROMBONE- In excellent ALL BIL1.S PAID- Charming MANCHFLSTER- Three room tral location. l a n a condition Buescher, with 2 br-drimm available now Just apartment in two family Call e4S-M81 Rt •, Andovir ------oversizisl case $'250 Call 649- $175 i641-2l Rental Assistors, house Appliances, heat, $210. TELEPHONE 203 643-2145 "Certainly you can tell me, your wife, 7085 anvlime 2.16-5646, small lee. J D. Realty. 646-1980. 742-4744 where imd when it’s going to bel” ’2 .