ii >'■- ,%S The weather r Ineide today Clear tonight with lows in upper 40s to low 50s. Tuesday sunny in morning Area news . .1—2-B F®ntily 7—8-A Classified .5-8-B MACC news... 3-A foiiowed by increasing cioudiness in the ... 9-B MCC calendar . 3-A afternoon. Highs in the 70s. Precipita­ Comics ... Dear Abby ... 9-B Obituaries ... 10-A tion probabiiity near zero tonight, 20 ... 4-A Sports...... 3-4-B per cent Tue^ay. Nationai weather Editoriai . forecast map on Page 7-B. PRICE. F im E I^ CENTS Posse captures Ray

PETROS, Tenn. (UPI) - James between Brushy Mountain State would not discount the possibility prison guards approached them. Earl Ray, confessed assassin of Dr. Prison, where the breakout occurred, Ray’s escape was engineered as a Ray’s Brushy Mountain cellmate, Martin Luther King Jr., was run and Oak Ridge. Exact details of conspiracy to stifle the investigation. convicted murderer Earl Hill Jr., 34, down by bloodhounds and captured Caylor’s surrender were not dis­ But he said there we?e no signs of was among the three. He was cap­ before .dawn today by a posse of closed by the official. outside accomplices when Ray was tured almost immediately, but it was lawmen. Caylor was serving a 51-year apprehended. another three hours before Ray was trapped. About seven hours later, Donald prison term for armed robbery and “ My major concern was getting Ray Caylor, another of the convicts assault with intent to commit him back into custody and having the “Gentlemen, we have Mr. Ray in SOIL. who escaped with Ray Friday night, murder. opportunity to question him about custody,” prison spokesman Jim surrendered. Ray’s attorney. Jack Kershaw of this and the assassination' of Dr. Henderson announced over a police Ray, 49, exhausted from his ordeal, Nashville, said he called the prison to King,” Fauntroy said. radio at 2:35 a.m. EDT. A blue and vainly tried to cover himself with see how Ray was and to find out The full House Select Committee white state Corrections Department some leaves as the baying hounds— if Ray wanted to see him. on Assassinations was to meet today car wheeled through the prison gates Sandy and Little Red — approached “He does want to see me. I will see to discuss Ray’s escape. with Ray in the back seat just a few minutes later. his makeshift hiding place. Sandy him as soon as I can contact the Tennessee Public Safety Com­ reached him first on a leash by prison warden,” Kershaw said, adding he missioner Joel Plummer said Ray “We are extremely pleased at the guard Joe Chapman about 2 a.m. understood Ray was in good physical had exercised vigorously in the capture of James Earl Ray,” (3ov. EDT. condition. prison yard to prepare himself for Ray Blanton said in a statement read “James, are you all right?” Chap­ Only one convict now remains at- the coming ordeal. to newsmen by prison officials. “This man asked. large — Douglas Fhelton, 32. Prison Some of the escapees wore concludes one of the largest 'T m okay,” Ray replied, his face officials said they believed they had themselves out in the initial dash manhunts in the history of wet with sweat and his sweatshirt him cornered in the same area Ray from the prison, Plummer said. “But Tennessee.” and pants muddied. was arrested. Itey, being older and fairly cunning, Newsmen were unable to talk to Forty-five minutes later, Ray was Ray was captured about 10 miles didn’t move as much.” Ray when he returned to the prison. back behind the stark walls of the from the prison near a gold mining The convicted assassin stayed with "He doesn’t want any pictures prison. Later, a prison spokesman camp called Coyote. his escape plan until his trail was taken and he doesn’t have anything to said Ray had eaten a “good Earlier announced plans by picked up by the fresh bloodhounds say,” a state trooper said. breakfast" and was being held in the Tennessee officials to deploy 150 early today. Then, he ran as hard as Ray was handcuffed and his head infirmary. There was i)o indication, national guardsmen were canceled he could until he couldn’t run shifted from side to side as he was es­ however, that Ray was injured or ill. when word of Ray’s capture was an­ anymore. He surrendered without a corted along a 30-foot long sidewalk He was examined by a doctor who nounced. struggle. at the prison. He said nothing. reported Ray suffer^ only a few Rep. Walter Fauntroy, chairman Warden Stonney Lane said Ray had Another of the fugitives, David Lee scratches. , of a House subcommittee in­ tried to cover himself with leaves but Powell, 27, of Chicago, serving a 100- A Tennessee corrections depart­ vestigating the assassination of King, could not escape the bloodhounds, year jail term for murder, was ment spokesman said Caylor, 24, of said he was happy and relieved at who picked up his fresh trail three recaptured Saturday and bank robber Knoxville, Tenn., "gave himself up” Ray’s capture. Fauntroy said he hours earlier when three men fled as Larry Hacker, 32, whom authorities believed masterminded the escape, was found earlier Sunday in tiny Tired, muddy and handcuffed Beech Grove Baptist Church, about six miles from the prison. James Earl Ray, the convicted killer of civil rights leader Mar­ EPA expected to give okay At the height of the search, some tin Luther King Jr., is escorted in handcuffs back into Brushy 200 state and local police, prison Mountain State Prison, near Petros, Tenn., by Warden Stonney guards and FBI agents, aided by bloodhounds and helicopters, were Lane, left, and Deputy Warden Herman Davis, right after his pressed into service through a search capture early today. Ray was tired and mud covered after being to Seabrook nuclear plant area 25 miles around the prison. tracked down by bloodhounds. (UPI photo) MNTY WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ad­ nationwide symbol for the battle over tie, chief of the EPA, as saying in an ministration is expected to give the atomic power recently when more interview he has “made a final go-ahead soon for construction of the than 1,400 protestors were arrested decision” to allow the plant to dis­ controversial Seabrook, N.H., while occuping the power plant con­ charge 1.2 billion gallons of heated Carter seeks GOP help nuclear power plant, a number of struction site. water from its cooling system into sources said today. But environmen­ Industry and government sources the Atlantic Ocean each day. tal chief Douglas (Tostle ordered said they expect the Environmental The newspaper also reported Gps- aides not to comment on reports that Protection Agency .tp approve the tle said he was delaying announce­ to stop water projects a decision already has been made. Seabrook cooling system, clearing ment of his decision in order to “go Seabrook, halted by the govern­ the way for the Nuclear Regulatory through the record one more time WASHINGTON (UPI) - In an at­ another — the Central Utah project. billion and is scheduled for House ment until a decision is made on Commission to let construction and make absolutely sure.” mosphere already strained by con­ The GOP is expected to rely heavily consideration Wednesday. whether its cooling system would resume. Aides told UPI that Costle had troversy between congressional on Carter’s claim the projects even­ The agriculture appropriations bill harm the environment, became a ’The Washington Post quoted Cos- ordered them not to discuss the inter­ Democrats and President Carter, the tually would cost more than 32 is set for floor action Tliursday. view report. They said no decision White House expects help from billion. has been made. “He said not to House Republicans this week in a Carter has hinted a veto awaits the The House will pause Tuesday to either confirm or deny it,” one aide showdown over eliminating water bill if the water projects are funded, mark the 200th annivershry of Long session faces said. projects. and indicated that a similar fate m ay' authorization of the official Environmentalists contend dum­ But first the House and Senate await the 361 billion HEW money bill American flag with singer Johnny ping the heated water threatens were taking time out in midafternoon which exceeds his budget by 31.4 Cash leading the salute. marine life and they made the battle to return to British officials the Board of Education Magna Carta lent to America for the a symbol for thousands of persons Bicentennial Year. A long session is expected at the Lettick and Schoen, specialists in across the nation protesting nuclear Board of Education’s regular power plant construction. At one Both houses scheduled a brief school law, ’The firm handled the recess for a ceremony in the rotunda, meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the board related case four years ago. demonstration May 1, a total of 1,414 for congressional leaders to hand the News summary room at 45 N. School St. At least one board member has an­ persons, including five reporters, precious document over to a British Included on thp agenda is adoption nounced his opposition to the were arrested during an occupation official. of the school budget and the school superintendent’s recommendation of the proposed plant site. The House Ways and Means Com­ Compiled from United Preaa International calendar for the coming year. for the hiring freeze. In a letter to the ’The planned 2,300 megawatt, 32 mittee was resuming work today on The board must also take action on board, Earl B. Odom, who will not be billion nuclear generating station Carter’s energy program, con­ a recommendation by School Supt. able to attend tonight’s meeting, said was considered the second big test of in the 70s except in the 60s in Cape sidering taxes on business use of State Cod area. Lows will be in the 50s. James P. Kennedy for a freeze on , he is opposed to filling two new President Carter’s nuclear policy. hiring of a pscyhologist, a social Carter has indicated he will dis­ fuels. A House subcommittee was ’Three unions representing 15,- positions while keeping three working on utility rate reform and in­ worker and a reading specialist, all existing positions vacant. He said the courage the use of plutonium, which 000 Connecticut construction dustrial conversion to coal — also existing positions and a new elemen­ recomendation is a reversal of the can be used for the proliferation of workers had threatened to strike National part of the energy package. tary vocal music teacher, an im­ board’s long standing policy of nuclear weapons, but encourage con­ today, but a spokesman for the Carter’s plan to stop work on 18 of provement priority in the new satisfying the needs of existing struction of conventional nuclear group they are negotiating with — WASHINGTON - Justice John budget. power plants. the politically popular water projects Associated General Contractors Paul Stevens is stepping up his programs before implementing new around the country was greeted with Dr. Kennedy told the board last programs. Last month, in an early indicdtion — said the walkout would not campaign to steer the Supreme less than enthusiastic support on week that the freeze was being reluc- The new positions proposed are a of Carter’s stance on nuclear plants. begin today. Talks will continue Court away from what he con­ NOW tantly recommended as a Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus Capitol Hill, and the issue is one of this week. siders an unwise and unworkable program for the gifted and a coor­ three on which he has threatened THRU precautionary measure for the first dinator of volunteers. refused to take steps to block con­ ajiproach to obsencity. half of the school year because of a struction of the Bailly Nuclear vetoes if Congress swings too wide of N-EW HAVEN - Firemen Board members Albert Harris and his spending targets. JUNE . recent United States Labor Depart­ Eleanor Coltman also expressed con­ Power plant at the edge of the In­ worked into the early morning WASHINGTON - Navy ment audit. ’The audit resulted in a diana Dunes National Lake Shore, a The others are a new farm bill and today hosing down the smoldering Secretary W. Graham Claytor cern at leaving the positions vacant the big appropriation for the Depart­ u a recommendation that five custodial at last week’s meeting. national park along the southern tip ashes of a four-alarm blaze that will give women sea duty employes and three female coaches of Lake Michigan. ment of Health, Education and sent two New Haven residents to alongside the men if Congress The school calendar will be set Welfare. receive four years back pay and an after about two months of compiling The plant proposed for the marsh the hospital with minor injuries. authori^s it, but—“biology ^ in g immediate raise in pay to comply behind the southern end of New All three measures come up on The fire began with an explosion what it is” — carefully, and only surveys of parents, teachers and Capitol Hill this week, on the heels of with the Fair Labor Standards Act. students. Three choices were given Hampshire’s 18-mile coastline was in a first floor restaurant and for short cruises. The board, in executive session, proposed in 1972 by the Public Ser­ the major blows Carter suffered on engulfed two buildings housing to parents in the most recent survey. his energy program, the angry White authorized Dr. Kennedy to refer the vice Co. of New Hampshire, which the restaurant, a book store and a WASHINGTON - First Lady Dr. Kennedy will also give a report House response and the admonition I CHECK Labor Department recommendation on the 1977 school census which was supplies 90 per cent of the state’s bicycle shop. Rosalyn Carter gets a heroine’s of Senate Democratic Leader Robert to the Hartford law firm of Sullivan, recently completed. electricity. welcome home, and State Depart­ Byrd to Carter to “cool it.” HARTFORD — Avery Heights ment otficials believe her trip to The vehicle for a House showdown Center, Connecticut’s first day Latin America opened lines of on the water projects is the the $10.2 care facility for the elderly who communication that may pay off. % billion public works appropriations don’t want to move into nursing ^ 'V bill — a bill which also carries funds 1 homes, will be forced to close this for research on a neutron bomb International month because of financial LPfiODO designed to kill people but leave problems. MX structures and equipment un­ JOHANNESBURG, South damaged. Africa — A white man was killed Republicans will try to delete fun­ Regional today and two others wounded by ding for 16 water projects and modify black gunmen in downtown BOSTON—The Kennedy family Johannesburg at the start of a gather Sunday for ground week marking the first anniver­ breaking ceremonies at the sary of last year's racial riots id How do you get library honoring the late Presi­ the Soweto black ghetto. dent John F. Kennedy. to Apian Way BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — from Milky Way? BOSTON — It is too early to tell The Belgrade conference opens if the new 200-mile limit on Wednesday with its Yugoslav foreign fishing is responsible for hosts nervously expecting the CUNEO, Italy (UPI) - Angry rising catches by New England’s worst — a full-blown confronta­ dairy farmers headed motorists off commercial fishermen, according tion between the United States at the pass Sunday — with milk. to officials of the National Marine and the Soviet Union over human Fisheries Division. The total rights. I flA I About 1,000 farmers blocked traffic to and from Prance as they hosed the catch was up 98 million pounds, 15 pass south of Cuneo with thousands of million pounds over last year, NAIROBI, Kenya — A British- Clowning it up at Heritage open house gallons of milk to protest lack of during the January-April period. born businessman — Bob Scanlon William Hale, president of the Heritage Savings and Loan Association, accepts a balloon attention to cow breeding problems. — arrested in Uganda on es­ from Tobie, the clown. Tobie entertained at the grand opening Saturday of Heritage’s addi­ When fist fights between the BOSTON — ’The extended out­ pionage charges may already look for Southern New England. tion. About 15,000 persons attended open house and viewed the association’s new quarters. farmers and motorists nearly have been executed and his body erupted, the protesters changed tac­ Wednesday through Friday; burned, a newspaper in Kenya Tobie, by the way is Wesley Hale, Bill’s father, who dons the clown outfit from time to time tics and began giving out 5,000 free Chance of showers Friday. Highs said today. As a hobby. (Herald photo by Dunn) glasses of milk. PAGE VtiO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manclxaler, Conn.. Mon., June It. 1977

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Moil., June 13, 1977— PAGE THREE-A Theater schedule Council of Catholic Women Saturday's daily by Nancy Carr The Town of Manchester's Outreach program to con­ MACC nows Executive Director tact elderly and handicapped residents in town has been started and will be coordinated by Diane Wicks. MONDAY Burnside Theater 1 — "The 243 installs new officers Late Show," 7:30-9:10 Two summer interns and a VISTA volunteer will assist E xit Hartford Drive-In — Burnside Theater 2 — "Nas­ Outreach Ms. Wicks in the program. The interns — both By Nancy Carr where application can be Church Women United between 1 and 3 p.m. at "The School H u t Couldn't ty HabiU," 7:40-9:15 Executive Director made for help from the South United Methodist Manchester residents — are Doreen Gagnon, a senior at Scream'' l;3S; "Don't Open CWU will hold its annual the University of Connecticut, and Nancy McCooe, a Several years ago, Human Needs Fund. Church on the corner of Mrs. Florence Ryan of St. Bridget After the installation ceremonies, The Window" 10:15 meeting Tuesday from 9:30 senior at Eastern Connecticut State College. clergymen and secretaries On occasion a minister - 11:30 a.m. at Emanuel Main and Hartford Rd. Parish has been installed as presi­ the Rev. James Archambault, co­ East Wlndior Drive-In — may decide that more program Mary Lalashuis is the town’s new VISTA volunteer, a of MACC member Lutheran Church. All parking lot. dent of Manchester Council of pastor of St. James Church, spoke on "Airport ’77" 1:35; direct action is needed but position previously held by Ms. Wicks. "Swaabbockler” 10:15 churches established a Christian women of the Please come and take Catholic Women. the duties of a team ministry in a does then report the cir­ The program will attempt to locate some of Other officers installed are Mrs. Mancheiter Drlve-In — checking system between community are cordially what you need. Women parish. Urn A Sharon PatUbona cumstances to neighboring from the Outreach Center Manchester’s elderly and handicapped residents and see Annamay Potocki, first vice- A report was made on the "Airport ’77” 9:35; "The themselves and the MACC invited to attend this ses­ Hindenburg” 10:30 churches and the MACC of­ will staff the Clothing Bank under way what their needs are and if they can be assisted by any Office both to prevent president; Mrs. Rosemary Fahey of Lakeville Conference sponsored by invite you to Join In their sion and share in what we existing programs. U.A. Thnter 1 — "The abuse of aid giving an to fice. during June and July. St. Bartholomew's, second vice- the Connecticut Council of Catholic are in and can do together. The work will begin in the areas between W. Middle Sting” 7:009:15 ensure that real n ^ was Such a cooperative spirit Refreshments will be Clothing for elderly per­ president; Mrs. Teresa Moriarty of Women June 29. Registration and a U.A. T heata 2 — "CroM of has prevent^ abuse and Tpke. and Hilliard St., east of Broad St.; between E. Mid­ St. James, third vice-president; Mrs. met as rapidly and served and babysitting sons is available. Friend or coffee hour will begin at 9 a.m., and Iron” 7:0M:(W spread resources more neighbors may pick up dle Tpke. and Oak St., east of Spruce St.; and in the entire Marilyn Parker of St. Bridget, fourth thoroughly as possible. provided. Main St. section. * lunch will be served at 1 p.m. Reser­ U.A. Theater 3 - “ Mr. Grand Opening 1% fairly among toose in need. what is needed. vice-president; Mrs. Terry Daigle of BUlion” 7:15-9:00 This system which was Urgent need vations close June 21 and may be It also speaks of the spirit Mothers bringing St. James, treasurer; Mrs. Florence Vernon Ctaie 1 — “Let's Do provided as a general Volunteers to staff the made with any member of the local of brotherhood that enables children are reminded that Parker of St. Bartholomew’s, recor­ It Again” 7:30; "Uptown “clearing house” for' Emergency Pantry during council. minister and priest to work the children are to stay ding secretary; and Frances Satnr^y Night” 9:30 requests from non-member the summer months. If you side by side in ministering with them in the clothing Idzkowski. corresponding secretary. Vernon O ne 3 — "Bound for Oakwood Restaurant persons unknown to the can serve just for one ses­ to human need discreetly, center. Representatives from the various G lo r y ” 7:15; "Alice's church has circumvented sion call Irene Goss, 649- mancheater a Uacoii’i Eiute Restaurant” 9:40 the occasional transient lovingly and knowingly. parishes include Mrs. Jean Kielick Upon Abraham Lincoln's 346 Main St, Manchester, Conn. 4256 or MACC Office, 649- K iim v ? who knocks on every Inlerfailh Day Camp There are terrific and Mrs. Teresa MacDonald. death in 1865. bis estate was TUE8., JUNE 14th THRU 8AT., JUNE 18th 2093. The Pantry hours Assumption; Mrs. Mary .Ann Harvill appraised at $110,974. Most of church door on his way NEEDED: Teen-age are: Monday 9:30-11:30 Old Habit bargains in good, counselors, adult staff, and The rule of driving on the and Mrs. Madeliene Robinson of St. thb had been saved from his through town, the local a.m., Wednesday-Friday 1- serviceable home kitchen crew for the N^CC right in the United States Bartholomew's; Mrs. Mary salary as president, at that "user" who sees the 4 p.m. time $25,000 a year. The church as an easy touch Interfaith Day Camp the originated with pioneers of furnishings of all McKeever and Mrs. Winfred John­ salary of a president of the e n d s TUESDAY Clothing Bank the West. As Conestoga son. St. Bridget; and Mrs. Lois Dion. and recently prov^ most weeks of July 18 and 25. wagons traveled west along kinds in the Want Mrs. Florence Rvan UniM States currently is AIMPOirr BTAIITt helpful when the publicized Camp for 60 disadvantaged Free men, women and St. James. $200,000 annually. children’s clothing Is the National Road, the Ads. members of a regional con- youngsters grades two teamster sat astride the left “/HRPOrT 77" game group became active through four, is open every available to any wheel horse. On meeting Manchester resident at the another wagon, he passed Irivi P Q a F lu s locally. Very few if any day during the week from cyVIaiisfield ^ t l v e - i n CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING clergy of our local 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Call the Clothing Bank every along to the right in order to Estate earns $8.74 million “HNnHURG" Fo Thursday afternoon watch the space between the f INT 3! i 32 228 Stafford Rd.. Wilhmantic.Conn. churches fell for those par­ MACC Office 649-2093. PHONE 643-2711 wheel hubs. . FONASSISrANCCfNPLACINO YOUAAD i 248 SPRUCE STREET LOS ANGELES (DPI) — The estate of oilman J. Paul ticular sad tales though c e n te r WBD„ JUNE Mh ttmi TUE8., JUNE 14th l • B b l l l T 4 1 - I O l l O W BUDN&IDISICIIS Getty has earned $8.74 million since he died little more BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR many reported receiving than a year ago. BURNSIDE such requests. The income was disclosed when Superior Court Judge tmmm kn, Such cooperation among 9 " Neil Lake authorized payment of $4 million to the ULY TOMUN . ART CARNIY the churches assures that a museum Getty founded and made the residual *7111 U T E needed meal is provided or beneficiary of his estate at nearby Malibu. a tank full of gas for a The executors, son Gordon Peter Getty and Title In­ SHOHr (FQ) stranded family but also 7^9-9:10 a9t* surance and Trust Co., requested the payment and also Located on the corner of Haynes and Main St. assures that the fast talker Crock-Ette ouaoA MCKs«r~~< NORELCO reported a partial inventory indicated the estate is worth PLUS REDO FOXX ■aiWTDtNNM NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT has not managed to parlay Slow Cooker styling about $714 million which will be increased shortly to $720 ‘H A m a sad story Into a few million with new investments. N0RMAN...IS THAT YOU? dollars here and a few with Removable Liner withI NoreliNorelco HABirriPO) dollars there resulting in a I Tua-anat * BREAKFAST SPECIAL * 1 satisfying windfall for the Curly Q day. STRAWBERRY ■SM.-'niES. The individual Our aoY N cna tegs any stylo, Bacon Reg. Our 2 clergyman or his secretary Reg. SUPPER ST. BRIDGETS has several options when 11.99 ■ uddR gM C a iiin p liM l Church or Saiisago, Toast A Jelly approached by an un­ 12S9 C rlc iw t Lw m , Oiaatonbury Imagine getting removable liner ACAD. AWAHD YVINNI known. The request may Curl or Straighten: mist (North of Interaactlon of Rta*. 83 and 94) t BAZAAR and RAFFLE at this price! So easy to cook, m ‘W M FQIGLOirfpa)' Breakfaet and Lunch served dally simply be referred by the clean, serve, store. Ideal gift. makes it easy! Thermo­ FRIDAY, JUNE 17 Lunch Special under $2**, Small Drink Included church to the MACC office static heat control, too Baked ham, potato salad, baked beans, cole slaw, rolls, A lien RESTAMAir butter, coffee, or punch, strawberry shortcake. •RKs •a m pamMa..m.M..CLfP A S A V E ™ -.-.— IC' AduHa: $3.95 • Chlldran undar 12: $1.50. Haaarvatfona; t •FOOD •PUNTS For 500 altUng eaU 633-2804, Mra. Daum; 0:30 attUng I THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ONE MCC 840-4119, Mra. Pacfq 7:15 attUng 833-2130, Mrs. •M TS i CMFTS J o c f c f - ______• LOTTOtY BONUS SHOW c a le n d a r HILAMOUa OOUSLt nATUM • FREE WHEOJN MCHAHO rnvon JU NE 16th B u xc o aa y rCOFFK Manchester Community UPTOMI UTUHMY NGNT College offers this calen­ (P Q ) Pkw I OMWOM KSTMIMIIT dar of events in the interest Ladies' Jeans J IE T S BO IT A G A T Spectacular I 346 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER of the community. All the thru 1 ^ THIS OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 18. 1977 j MCC-sponsored activities MONDAY 6 4 9 -83 33 listed telow are open to the public and many are free of SATURDAY charge. For further Infor­ 6 to 11 P.M. mation, call 646-2137. Monday, June 13 MATINEE SATURDAY •Non-credit summer courses begin. Eight Week Intensive Session courses start — I ST. BRIDGET credit course, classes meet RIBEHB CHOPPED Monday through Friday in t CHURCH GROUNDS the morning. I 70 MAIN 8T. Eight Week Evening { MANCHE8TER STEAK Credit courses start. STEAK •Introduction to Flying, 7-9 p.m., MC-17. •w am a Workshop, 7-10 p.m., MAUD. ^ •Women in Transition, 7- D a iry IT’S ALL HERE A T 10 p.m., Women’s Center. •Penology: Past, Pre­ Q u e e n y 684 HARTFORD ROAD sent and ^ tu re , 7:30-9:30 p.m., MBII. •Art History: The Im­ DAIRY QUEEN pressionists, 8-10 p.m., MA-1. b ra zie r. Tuesday, June 14 FAMILY DAYS •Sign Language Com­ TUBS.. WED.. THUDS. ORLY munication I, 5-7 p.m., MBll. BUR6ER DELUXE your choke A LL DAY MOIY., TLES., AlYD WEDS. •Child Psychology: The W-Hi. Burgw with LaHuoa and Tomato Atypical Child, 64 p.m., and a H o^ of Franoh Frfos. MB-12. •House Analysis for Inclujdes toast, choice of potato or vegetables. Buyers and Sellers — 7-9 2-PC. CHICKER DINNER p.m., MB-10. R oll tn d 0 Hoop of Pronch Frioo REQ. 90* And at Bonanza we serve free i*efills on coffee, •Humanistic Philosophy - 7;3O-9:30 p.m., MB-11. ^THEATRES EAST tea, and soft drinks! •Beginners Folk Guitar SOFT FROZEN II, 6-10 p.m., Music Room. •Short Story Writing—8- YOGURT SUPREME 10 p.m., MA-1. Wednesday, June IS •Astrology I, 8-10 p.m., MA-1. •Beginners Folk Guitar I, 8-10 p.m.. Music Room. •Career/Life Planning Workshop — 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Women’s Center. Manchaatar Evsning Harakf Thursday, June 16 PubtIWwd m ry tvtning tictpl Sundayt tnd holldnt. Eniwwl it Uw •Basic Steps of MaiKliMtw. Conn. PoM Oltic* u S*- Graphoanalysls— 7-9 p.m., cond CldM MtU Mtttw. MB^n. Suggested Carrier Rates •Public Relations Ptysbia In Advtnca Workshop, 8-10 p.m., MAI. 8ln#ld copy...... 15« WoWily...... 90i R s g u la r Friday, June 17 Men’s & Women’s Men’s & Boys’ Ono m o n th ...... Children’s ThrMmonlhi ,...*...... 111.70 *1.20 Duplicate Qridge—Open Six m o n th s...... 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Rsataurant trol program In order to give Caldor Plata, Manchaatar $ 4 0 -0 4 8 7 yob one of the finest HURTFIMD ROAD SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY newspapers In the nation. festering <.*5 •. 'WkST' ou FltSMOlO QUMY WO WAITINQ ■ 7 DAYS A WSBK LUHCHEONS&DMEIiS SALE: at family p rlM WASH 40< »w..Haa. DRY lOc n K ? 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Open Mon.-8at. MON. ttmi WED. 11-9 RMCIIESnit STORE HOURS: Daib: 10 «.m. to 9:30 p.m. CIAMT SIZE WASHERS 7Scix.ni. ..!!ri!S.Sr:,. Sat.: 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Ti14lt|Siiii|i|i^ liaTMTiiiiiilln Sun.: to a.m. to 4 p.m. PAGE FOIIR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mandieater, Conii.. Mon,, June 18. 18T7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., June 13, 1977— PAGE FIVE-A manrlirslrriEimiumHrralb Gone with the turtle About town 1 Mormon's to conduct Manchester — A City of Village Charm The mission and ministry and ad­ meet on genealogy Foundetl Oct 1. 1881 Lee Roderick Only half the atory visory committees of Emanuel His maturing, however, is only half Lutheran (burch will meet tonight at Genealogy, or “ Finding your Budge and Mrs. Boyce, all church AwOti BuiMi. 0^ OctAMton UntMO Pr«$s »ni«rn«tionai Th« HenUd's of this story. A question remaining 7:30 at the church. Roots” is the theme of a free public members, will answer questions on Put>lisn«d by the Manchester PuOlishinfi Co . Herald Square. | V aahin|(lun Correapondent was how his growing-up self would be meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the genealogy. Some completed Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 ' WASHINGTON — A mltestone was accepted by his siblings. It took a tur­ All men and women of the area are First Federal Savmgs Bank, 344 W. genealogies will be on display. reached at our house a few nights R*ir«»oofl f RoOm»or. £dUOf*PuO«sA#' H tte tC 6 Tuituoetor EdilOf tle to answer that question. invited to a coffee hour Tuesday at Middle Tpke. The Church of Jesus Christ of I ago. With Father’s Day approaching 1:30 p.m. at the Community . The meeting is sponsored by the Latter-day Saints has accumulated Leaving early for tennis a few mor­ (mothers really are the only ones Outreach Center, 64 Church St. Manchester Ward of the Church of one of the largest genealogical nings ago, 1 checked our garden to Opinion deserving such recognition), perhaps Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints libraries in the world. The church’s see if some newly planted beans had The United Methodist Men of South I will be forgiven for musing on it in (Mormon). Genealogical Society has millions of broken ground. Next to the beans was Church will have a picnic Tuesday at this column. A film will be shown about the volumes of birth, marriage and death a box turtle whose nesting instincts 6 p.m. on the church campus. My son Eric, soon to turn 8, had Mormon church’s involvement in records as well as other vital the night before bad brought her into genealogy. The genealogy instructor statistics contained on microfilm finally surrendered to bed after a Tlje dangerous indoors the garden where she proceeded to Memorial Temple, Phythian and librarian of the Manchester available for genealogical research. day at scond grade and an evemng deposit three eggs. Sisters, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Ward, Mrs. Joyce Boyce, will discuss The microfilmed records are stored of neighborhood soccer. As I tucked at the Marine Cbrps Home on Parker It has been known that from gas stoves and furnaces; I knew the eggs would have little basic genealogy and resource in a spacious storage vault carved him in and bent over to kiss him - St. Memorial services wili be con­ there's no place like home carbon .monoxide and other chance of ever hatching if the material available at the church out of a solid granite mountain in a goodnight, he turned his head toward ducted and officers are to wear library. when it comes to accidents. On neighborhood children found out canyon near Salt Lake City. substances in cigarette smoke; the wall and, with a bit of groan, white. Refreshments wilt be served A three-member panel composed The records are available to a percentage basis, a person is about them. But I was anxious to vinyl chloride and flourocar- said, “ Do you have to?” by Mrs. Irene Venick and Mrs. Edna of Donald Mathewson, Richard anyone, not just members of the share the news with someone and Pipers entertain at Meadows more likely to be ity u i^ in or bons from aerosol spray cans, This is the same quiet, sensitive L. Miller. church. knew who it would be: my daughter, around the house than at work child who for years has delighted in a Three pipe bands m arch ^ and performed together and separately at a band concert Sun­ and organic compounds from who often has been my faithful con­ bedtime game we’ve shared. 1 would day afternoon in the parking lot at the Meadows Convalescent Home. Residents, their Big store in a factory or cleaning products used in cleaning and fidante on such matters. I swore her twist his ear to turn on the “ kissing families, and friends sat on the lawns and watched the colorful Manchester Pipe Band, the skyscraper windows. cooking. to secrecy and proceeded to break HARTFORD(UPI) - A A Savings Bank Life Insurance machine" and, robot-llke, he would Sphinx Temple Highlanders of Hartford and the St. Patrick’s Pipe Band of Manchester. The Now, it seems, the home the news. Hartford supermarket is The importance of indoor air kiss anything 1 pressed to his lips; Manchester Pipe Band makes its first appearance this summer in competition in Scotland. among the nation’s 100 may be hazardous to the health Children's Policy pollution, only now being my chert, forehead, elbow, nose, an ‘Where are the eggs?' (Herald photo by Tompkins) largest black-owned in another way. According to recognized, may ultimately assortment of stuffed animals and Three noinutes after telling her, businesses, according to a helps a little one researchers at Lawrence have a large impact on energy whatever other ta y t were within E ric’s bedroom window — which national publication. overlooks the garden — shot up. Mrs.White attends conference Berkeley Laboratory, air conservation strategies, say reach. go a long way “ Where are the eggs?” he yelled pollution indoors is frequently Has to work harder on diabetes in New York City the scientists. down. Eric had been accepted into a Eiric has had to work harder than Deborah White of types of insulin, emergen­ worse than pollution outdoors These strategies call for new world where a promise to a dad his two siblings at finding a emnfor- Manchester was a delegate c y procedures and and may even be more harmful sealing up buildings more no longer would always be as impor­ G O O o f r C A R table place in our family constella­ to the seventh annual con­ research seminars. because the majority of people tant as sharing a secret with a friend. tightly, they note. But if indoor tion. His 8-year-old sister is naturally ference of the Juvenile For further information, Kahlil Gibran, in his book “The "Now THAT’S what I call spirit." spend far more time indoors air is 'significantly polluted gregarious and quite aware of her Diabetes Foundation this call the JDF at 246-9909. O IL • LUBE Prophet,’ ’ tells this story in a , weekend at the Waldorf than outdoors. from indoor sources, then the charm. His t-year-old brother of the difierent way. Speaking of children, Astoria Hotel in New York. The laboratory, which is blond hair and impish smile quickly A OIL FILTER need for exchange with the out­ Gibran writes: I Thought Mrs. White is vice- operated by the University of melts hearts. GLOBE • Comptgto Chatls, Lubrication and Oil side air will be in conflict with “ You may give them )rour love but president of the Hartford Charioa. Tough competition lor any middle California for the Energy energy conservation measures not your thoughts, for they have their How to face the u ys. Out of His daily experience He Chapter in charge of fund Travel Service • Halpaanauralongarwa^ng parts and child — especially one whose natural •moott) quist psrformahca. The Savings Bank of Manchester Research and Development own. thoughts. You may house their criais in our lives qwke of God as a Father to His raising. 585 MAIN STREET that would restrict this bent has been a preference lor • uo to 8 qta. of io/40 oil with Goodyear flltar. bodies, but not their souls, for their To feel safe, live without fear, is diildren and He knew that the child 643-2165 Life Insurance Dept. Administration, lists these exchange. locking the door of his second-floor The conference consisted souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, one of our main desires . Yet so many who puts his hand in the hand of the Orer 30 Yean 923 Main Street typical hous^old pollutants: bedroom and dangling spools of of a work session for To put it in more “ homely” which you cannot visit, not even in Of us live in constant fear. Fathtf need no fear. In the face of delegates and a public ses­ Travel Experience 328 MBDIE TPKL NEST Carbon monoxide, nitric thread and rolls of toilet paper from Manchester, Ct. 06040 terms, sometimes you can’t your dreanoB. The crisis of fear from time to God'* powerful love, you do not have sion conducted by the Authoriied agent in MMICIiSTER oxide and nitrogen dioxide the window rather than get stuck in Mancheiter for all SUBURBAN Tel. 646-1700 win for losing. You may strive to be like them, but time assaults every o m of us. Fear to be frightened. You can overpower Juvenile Diabetes Founda- tiresome family discussions. Airlinei, Railroads and seek not to make them like you. For could be a good thing and could save every crisis of fear and say with Paul tion (JDF) with Steamship U na. AUTO SERVICE 643-5189 The signs of change within Eric demonstrations of various life goes not backward nor tarries our lives. But fear can be a curse, the apostle: had been coming all right. My wife with yesterday.” too. It can haunt and cripple us " I have strength for anything had mentioned that be seemed acute­ ' SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS qiiritually — fear of death, fear of through Him and who gives me ly embarrassed whenever he ^ratted powo"” (Phil. 4,13). UmVERSlTY i m lickneBS, fear of crime and unknown her at Falls Mead ElemenUry The stability specialists future. Rev. Kariis Freimanis (delivering the lunch be forgot, etc.). “ Don’t be frightaed,” our Lord Latvian Evangelical I didn’t think much about ttiat until a Having “ stabilized” the The Communists, of course, Lutheran Church MUSIC few weeks ago when I walked to political situation in Angola — a r e th e world’s best school with my daughter, who that’s how U.N. ambassador stabilizers. They have ROUTE 195 •(429-7709) UNIVERSITY PLAZA delights in her parents’ attention. Andrew Young describes it, stabilized Eastern Europe, Perpetual dawdler anyway — Cuba seems intent whether the people there want As I left school I met Eric, our on doing the same favor Reflections to be stabili^ or not. They perpetual dawdler, heading toward ON THESE 6 elsewhere in Africa. have stabilized Vietnam. They me. We cross the school sidewalk and Hal Turkington The U.S. State Dqiartment would dearly love to stabilize 1 could see the pained expressioo on has received reports that about everybody. his face. With a strain-ahead look Managing Editor that would have done credit to a 50 Cuban military advisers, It is indeed noteworthy that and possibly several hundred Buckingham Falace guard, he nmr- little Cuba, which for its size mured in clipped phrase; “ Don't look :1 There has been a lot of years troops, have been or are being has stabilized more people at me. Don’t turn your head. Don’t Those entered in Group A were Elmore "Binky” Hohenthal of between the fourth and fifth Soap sent to Ethiopia. 'They can’t be than any nation on earth — say anything.” Douglas Delaney, Jack Robinson, Schiebel Bros, checking out those Box D o i^ in Manchester. Ihe fourth sure, since Ethiopia’s new usually by putting them in Then he marched into school. But Franklin Crehore, Thomas Suslem, specifications. was on Oct. 5 , 1M7; the fifth will be LP’s Soviet-backed r^ im e is in the as he entered the door, be stole a Robert Pitcher, Donald D’Battisto, After 1947, racing went over to prison — has enough energy wi June U., 1977. process of kicking out just glance backward. And I’ve got to Alfred Tarico and Harold Moore. Ebst Hartford where a course had left over to help out the cause Sponsmsbip of the races this year believe he would have been disap­ In group B were Richard Jurtx, been developed at Veteran’s Park, about every American in the in Africa. pointed in spite of himself if I hadn't will be by Local 1579 of the Town Fire Roger HaU, Leigh Ferguson, William adjacent to the highway we now call UST*6.!lt * 3 i 9 9 country. Department unioo. still been standing vigil srfaere he’d McCollum, Ralph Hazen, Harold I-M and 1-86. Races have been aban­ i t h i t passed. Crozier, Donald Cassells and Eugene doned there, one reason for the races What has caused him from When the union announced its plans Pinto. makmg a comeback in Manchester. ANGEL a few months ago for the races, it childhood into boyhood? Perhaps it That last name must be familiar to i t i t i t On Barth As It Is In Heaven sent several of us into research about Lindbergh (continued) has been some unusually discerning you. He was the town champ m 1947. These were the officials for 1947: the Soap Box Derby in Manchester. teachers Eric has been fortunate to Later on, when he got behind the Starters, Dick Carpenter, chair­ They started here in 1944, but the Celebration of the 50th an­ replica of the “ Spirit of St. have this year. Perhaps his soccer wheel of a car, be was a road-e-o man; Aldo Pagani, the Rev. J. M. records are vague; we can’t find a coach who hasn’t complained that champ. Gage, Ben Crehore and Arthur H. niversary of Charles A. Lewis” built by the foundation date for that year. -'Ji'm- our boy seems equally as happy, win Judging was for mechanism, lUing. Lindbergh’s epic flight across and piloted by members of the We do know that races were held i'-m or lose, as long as he gets his share of styling, and speed. The first Judges and timers, Carl Furay, the Atlantic coninues. As part Experimental Aircraft on Sept, n , 1945, Sept. 7, 1946, and the orange halves furnished by categories were judged in advance. chairman. Dr. B. J. Sheridan, Louise Association, will take four and Oct. 5, 1947. of it, his cross country parenU afterwards. Most likely, In Group A, the winner and runner-up H'. Marte, Charles (Pete) Wigren of Records tell us that Manchester barnstorming tour, undertaken a half nuwths. Although 20 however, it has-been bis in mechanism and styte were Moore the high school and Joe McGuskey of Rotary (Hub was the sponsor, and we in the “ Spirit of St. Louis” extra stops have been added, neighborhood chums who Just now and Robinson. Cassdls was First in the Community Y. ANGEL return with more high-tpirlted Klae/Rock end RoH Over rock & roll on album f3. “On Earth As it have taught him such infinite pleasure have photos to prove it, too. Mrs. both m Group B and McCollum was Stand back. iTa KI88I With an all new shortly after his triumphant the commemorative tour will Clerk of the Course, Frank la In Hatven.** “Tale^ona Exehanga,’* album that cracks like a b lu t of TNT Mary Asadoorian of 67 Hilltop Dr. second in mechanism and Hall in "That Magic Touch,'^“Sha'a A Mover," and'thunders with tha hard driving as collecting baseball cards. Sheldon. and “White Lightning" feature ANGEL'a return to the United States, closely approximate has been researching the races and sound of tha hottaat rock and roll band styling. Registrar, Sherwood Robb. unique combination of earthy rhythms in tha land. will be recreated by the Lindbergh's original route came up with a b t of photos. and heavenly harmonise. ANGEL haa On Casablanca Recordi and Tapes. i t i t i t Announcer, the Rev. A1 Williams. won awtrda all over the world for The 2 w around the country. She has a copy of the 1947 program, > Mott Promising New Band of 1077. Experimental Aircraft The races were held on Keeney St., Distribution of prizes, Karl Keller With “On Earth Aa It Is In Heaven," Yesterday and (riiotos from the scrapbooks of Association Foundation. An interesting footnote, es­ and more than 4,500 witnessed them. and Mark Holmes. theyVe arrived. Rotary. Lindbergh’s 1927 tour was pecially in view of Lindbergh’s Pinto completed the course in 29.4 Racers were treated to an evening 25 yean ago We’ll confine our commentary to completed in three months and lifelong interest in the environ­ seconds. of midget auto racing at West j 'T H E i CO ^ Shnm (Smunei Need for men of skill stressed in the 1947 race. g o The cars got a start from a ramp. Springfield. WASHINGTON three days and included stops ment, is the fact that the Manchester High School commence­ i t i t i t r t u j They had to meet qiecifications in i t i t i t HHJLBIUJES in 82 cities in each of the then original “ Spirit” was powered ment. There were two groups —Group A order to enter. They could only be so So the fifth race is approaching the 48 states. According to avia­ with lead-free' gasoline. Ap­ Board of Directors approve for plain bearing racers and Group B high and so wide, and could only starting line. Who will get the reduced school appropriation, set for ball bearing racers. tion historians, it did nearly as propriately, the replica flight weigh so much. Rotary photos show checkered flag? referendum date. * < ) much to launch the nation into will also use lead-free fuel. Bloodmobile visit collects 157 pints M u d M ttia tongs / ''Lo m I i UivtYbu,B«by' ' the new age of commercial There'is one thing the foun­ as town tops quota. and Ms. I Know we aviation as did his solo tran­ dation could not duplicate, 10 yean ago XCtnMdwir soceanic crossing. however; Lindbergh and his The Rev. C. Ronald Wilson, Beginning with a June 15 backers invested $15,000 in the associate pastor of Second “The Washington Hillbillies" - the DONNA SUMMER has a loving treat for takeoff from Long Island, original “ Spirit;” its modern- Congregational Church, is ordained. comedy senaetion thaTa bacoma a the young at hasrt Two of her classic Kenneth A. R o v e e is elected state national priorltyl BUI Minkin, Bill aenaual disco suites, the legendary N.V., the 1977 tour, using a day counterpart cost ap­ Sheridan, Jeff Altman and company "Love To Love You Baby” and "Try senior councilor of Order of taka on tha entire Carter administration Me/I Know/We can Make It." wrapped proximately $100,000 to build. DeMolay. In fun — and tha raauit la a laughter, for back-to-back in a special album gift L«ft to right: the entire countryl Just soma good- card — at an evan more special price. natured humor from ■ hllarloua group Give the gift of love from the "First Lady Olga Fraadom Front Warner Real McCoy Bra of lust PLAINS folk - “The Washington Of Love.^ Seamless, soft, smooth fit and look. Hillbillies." Natural Shell Cup Bra C d p - A lm a n a c reg. 7 .6 0 ...... 5.99 reg. $ 7 .5 0 ...... 6;49 Olga Oacrat Hug Wondarwaar Panta Warner Tom Boy Brief By United PreM International Firm control, freedom, comfort. ii<343 moderate control. O STALLION Today is Monday, June 13, the 164th reg. $ 9 ...... 7.49 reg. $8.50 ...... 7.49 CO Methodist properly group day of 1977 with 201 to folbw. Maldenform Tricot Confection Bra Carnival Seamless Plunge Bra The moon is approaching Its new Lightly shaped. Soft cup for better shaping. solicits more support phase. reg., $ 6 ...... 4.99 reg. $ 5 .5 0 ...... 4.59 The morning stars are Mercury, To the editor, relating to elderly housing. Venus, Mars and Jupiter. MaManform All The Time Brief, Flexaes Brief, extra control I am Indeed greatly encouraged by I personaily feel gratified by the The evening star is Saturn. Light, firm control. front panel. the expanded support the South legal aid’ we have been given and Those bom on this date are under reg, $6 .50...... 5.79 reg. $ 1 0 ...... 5.49 Methodist Property Interest Group is other help from state and federal the sign of Gembi. M scoRm agencies. rtperlencing, This group, is opposed Famed Army Gen. Winfield Scott very bfl«t of disco snd funk moot From high In tha Rocklaa. STALLION to the sale of the church's Hartford Bob Von Dock, president of this was born June 13, 1786. on this spoclslly pricod, ipoclslly charga Into lha rock arena with a tiun- Rd. property, Per se, it does not group, has informed me that he is psckigsd tibum. "Qot Down and Jning debut album. Brisk and brassy On this day in history: Booflio." Casablanca Is known as tha rockars Ilka "Magic Of Tha Music" and not oppose bousing for the eiderly, planning an open meeting before underfathlons, downtown manchaster and trI-cIty plaza, vamon disco label, and such In.damand cuts "Woman" mix with tha soaring har- In 1877, the Russo-Turkisb War as DONNA SUMMER’S -Love To Leva monlaa and stataly paasagaa ol ’’Funny A circuUr U being drafted to up­ midsummer vacations begin. began. You Baby" and QIORaiO’a "Knighta In Thing” and ’’Fancy Francis” for a Uae your convenient Worth'* Choree Card... Whita Balln"" aaplaln why. Add tha alao- maafarlully varaaUla combination. date its supporters on current We still can use an appeal /or any In 1935, Jim Braddock decisioned VIlytng apaoa funk of PARLIAMENT STALLION — leading tha way In a race support of our efforts. Any new In­ it deserve* a lot of Credit! ("Taar Tha Root Off Tha Buckaf") and to tha top. devebjOTenU. Also represenUtives Max Baer to win the heavyweight ava an album that Data Down And frorn this group have been main- terested parties should address their laa with ma baal Alao Indudat boxing crown. Downtown Manchester — Mon. - Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. eve til 9:00 ERTA KELLY. BLACK8MOKE. inquiries to P,0, Box 205, S Ulnjng a contact with mambtri of In i044, Germany began using its TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon — Mon. & Tues. 10-6 MASEKEU AND MORE. Manchester, a . 08040 the 'Town Pianning and Zoning Com­ “ buzz bomb” secret weapon on Wed., Thurs., FrI. 10-9; Sat. 10-5:30 mission on the new regulations which William T, Strain England during World War II. TICKETBON • BIANK Tim •^STRINGS Locust St. may be discussed for the M Zone In 1973, President Nixon froze Manchester HOURS: Mon.-m. 10-9; Sat. 10-7 prices for 60 days. Racers get a start from the ramp in an early Soap Box Derby in Manchester. PAGE SIX-A— MANCHESTER EVEJ

Lofstrom-Petroski

:1 ) Susan I. Petroski and Peter Scott roses and baby’s breath. Lofstrom, both of Mnchester, Cindy A. Lamb of Chestnut St. was exchanged wedding vows April 15 at maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the Church of the Assumption. Joanne E. Petroski of Olcott St., The bride is a daughter of Mr. and sister of the bride; and Carole A. Mrs. Joseph L. Petroski of 137 Olcott Lofstrom and Linda A. Lofstrom, St. The bridegroom is a son of Mr. both of Wedgewood Dr. and sisters of and Mrs. William A. Lofstrom of 57 tbe. bridegroom. Wedgewood Dr. William B. Lofstrom of The Rev. Paul Trinque, assistant Manchester served as his brother’s pastor of the Church of the Assump­ best man. Usbers were Mark J. tion, performed the double-ring Petroski and Michael W. Petroski, ceremony and was celebrant at the both of Manchester and brothers of nuptial Mass. the bride; and Russell P. Norton, The bride, given in marriage by also of Mimchester. her mother and father, wore an Em- After a reception at Willie’s Steak pii% gown of ivory Qiana accented House, the couple left on a motor trip with embroidery and designed with a to Cnada and Northern New York Vee neckline, and chapel-length State. They are now living in train. Her waist-length veil of silk il­ Manchester. lusion was a ira n g ^ from an em­ Mr. Lofstrom is employed by the broidered headpiece, and she carried Lofstrom Co. of Manchester. His a cascade bouquet of ivory colored wife is employed at the Savings Bank of Manchester. (Nasslff photo) Mr, and Mrs, Peter S. Lofstrom Rikers wed 50 years Births

Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawrence Riker of Rikers’ five children, Andrew Riker Souza-Bailey, Ian Dylan, son of Zagorski, Matthew Adam, son of 680 Spring St. celebrated their SOth of Media, Pa., Harry Austin Riker of Milton K. Bailey Jr. and Virginia M. Joseph and Margaret Banning Main Office wedding anniversary Wednesday, New York City, Jam es Riker of Con­ Souza-Bailey of Columbia. He. was Zagorski of 1503 Main St., East Wind­ Jones, at a party reminiscent of the cord, Mass., Richard Riker of born May 28 at Manchester sor Hill. He was bom June 2 at Grand Opening. ‘Ms with a garden party tea dance at Grant’s Pass, Ore., and Mrs. Philip Memorial Hospital. His maternal Manchester Memorial Hospital. His their home, "Lawrelea.” John Crosby of Annapolis, Calif., and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter maternal grandparents are Mr. and This is the Music was furnished by their the Rikers’ eight grandchildren. Souza of Blast Hartford. His paternal Mrs. Joseph E. Banning Sr. of 94 W. grandson, James Van Riker of Con- Mr. Riker is a former state grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Middle Tpke. His paternal grand- season for r! Free Gifts at cmd, M au., and his orchestra, "F an ­ legislator, inventor, antique car Milton K. Bailey of East Hartford. parents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. BLACK c f§ -' cy Colours.” enthusiast and a retired quality Zagorski Sr. of East Windsor Hill. I f - 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Riker were nuirried engineer at Pratt & l^ itn e y Group, Hart, Michael Joseph, son of His maternal great-grandmother is 7 4 ' Mrs. Ella Larson of Glastonbury. He ’ CARPENTER ANTS ,^s’abfe .auk June 6, 1017, at the Little Church East Hartford. William and Joan Doherty Hart of 36 all offices. has a brother, Joseph John, 1V6. \ ■ In addition to being "8 Around the Comer in New York Qty. Mrs. Riker, formerly Eleanor Berkley Dr., Vernon. He was born unsightly and unsanitary, BIrs. Riker's sister, Mrs. Dorot^ Deuel, was a dancing partner with May 28 at Manchester Memorial Black Ants excavate Group 1 Deuel Rubel from Glendora, Calif., Hospital. His maternal grandparents Free. Deposit $100 or more to a new or existing her sister. The Deuel Sisters, as they extensive galleries In wood was maid of honor. Austin Roche of were known, appeared in many are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doherty of savings account or open a new NOW checking to serve as nesting places SoutluxHi w u best man. Members of Broadway musical shows during the 129 Tanner St. His maternal great­ DRIVEWAYS and may cause extensive WEtejuA account with $100 or more and select one free gift. the-bridal party attending the ‘20s. grandmother is Mrs. Anna Clay of damage to your home. - New main office, Glassware. Set of 8 10-oz. glasses. Picnic Jug. 4 qt. celebration were Mrs. George A room of the Riker’s honne was 114 Park St. He has a brother, IN8TALLEO M YW HEK IN CONN. 1007 Main St., Manchester insulated jug with pouring spigot. Kitchen Set. 6 pc. Goodspeed Bertram, J.L . Ainswoim arranged as a memory lane with Patrick, 2. NFLWMaxIOOaLoni f salt & pepper, butter dish, napkin holder. Water Sprin- and Thomas Armitage, aU of Fair- Mrs. Riker’s show costumes and Spittle Jr., Robert Myron, son of •SINCE 1946 kler^ 360” pulsating coverage. Fits any standard hose. field, Hoyt 0 . Perry Jr . of Southport memorabilia of Mr. Riker’s bobbies Free Gifts at all offices. Robert Myron and Gloria Townsend and Hairy Deuel of San Marcos. and inventions on display. Movies of •coNnmYKnuaoN Spittle of 33 Cooper St. He was bom ^ ^ 0 9 9 Our completely remodeled build-^ Calif. the Rikers' family life from their ranM K • c o ilm R , B I I S S ^ Group 2 Also attending the party were the June 3 at Manchester Memorial ing is four times the size of the courtship days to the present were - C A U DAY. NI8HT INCLUDINO SUNDAYS- Free. Deposit $250 or more to a new or existing savings shown continually during the party. Hospital. His maternal grandmother for 0 Preventive Mointenance program ★ ★ OVEN M TISnEO CUSTOMERS ★ ★ previous structure and features; account and select one free gift. Pocket Radio. Includes Nasslff.photo is Mrs. Leona Townsend of 72 Wells 10,000 More teller stations. batteries and earphone. Floating Lantern. Includes St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Spittle of Fort More space in every depart­ 6 batteries. Electric Hot Tray. 24 in. 649-0500 Keeps food piping hot while you cook- Fairfield, Maine. His maternal 649-9240 ment. Confidential interview ^ R v c o o k r great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. while you dine. Engaged areas. Expanded consumer C Clarence Townsend of Eastport, .V COLLA PAVING loan department. Enlarged' Maine. He has a sister, Robin Elaine, B U SS EXTERMINATOR COMPANy 7; and a brother, Rodney Ernest, 2. MANCHESTER. CONN. new account service area. ' r T j-' Group 3 The .engagement of Miss Liza The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Free. Deposit $500 or more to a new or exist­ A spacious lobby. More Marpuwtt Valoitine of 30-1 Spencer ing savings account and select one free gift. St. to Barry Alan Cavagnaro of 72 ample parking. Separate House & Garden Cookbook. 1,000 recjpes from Unnmore Dr. has been announced drive-in walk-in office i/wfeSTERS James Beard. Julia Child, Craig Claiborne and by ber parents, Mrs. Christine .Gib­ on Maple Street. Safe gtNCYCOflDlA. others. Sport Blanket by Chatham. 50" x 64" in reusable bons of 30-1 Spencer St. and Albert [Indow screens a deposit boxes. Shel­ vj” carrying case. lOO'?!; acrylic for beach, car, camping or home. Valentine of New Britain. i r -15’ - 18’ Mtlll • Shelton Socket Tool Set. Ideal for home owner, car owner, Her flance is the son of Mr. and ' fits windows to ^ tered customer Mrs. Edward Cavagnaro of 72 Linn- entrance. New, hobbyist, sportsman or craftsman. more Dr. from $ enlarged court­ The bride-elect will graduate this 1.88 month from Manchester High School yard. Group 4 and is employed as a waitress. LA Free. Deposit $1,000 or more to a iSadf St Her, fiance attended Manchester svtm new or existing savings account schools, has been in tbe service, and im is and select one free gift. is now enfbloyed by East Hartford K\\ '\ Webster’s Encyclop^ia Cars. Inc. MtMi thine!" i h t wAfoele d m a k d n d M No date has been set for the wed- of Dictionaries. More dowTttown m an ek tster^p 'y Free than a standard dic­ ding. transfer tionary; 12 complete of funds. dictionaries in one. LEGAL 1,250 pages. A $24.50 SA in E , Receive a free gift value. Steak Knife Set. NOTICE u P T o ; 6 pc. stainless steel Notice is hereby given that now when you ar­ a public bearing will be held in with rosewood handles. the offices of the Authority, range to transfer State Office Building, 165 "i^ie ends'July 9,1977) Dishwasher safe. Digital ^ 1 funds to Heritage Clock. Westclox"Electric Capitol Avenue Hart­ from another V o alarm clock with lighted ford, Connecticut, on Tbursday, June 2Srd, U77 at bank, even if the numerals and snooze 10:00 a.m. on Livery AppUca- P j ^ y T E X - transfer will occur m alarm. Ginger Jar tion No. 77-5 of Dial-A-Rlde of Lamp. 14 in. high Connecticut, Inc. of Highest Returns S u m m er after our grand Manchester, Conn, for opening as in the authorisation to provide case of a maturing Group 5 General Livery Service for Free. Deposit $5,000 or more the tranaporUtion of tbe SALE certificate. to a new or existing savings Elderly, Handicapped and Wheelchair passengers In on Savings account and select one free SAVE $1.00 on Bras* specially designed buses, 5u99 gift. Cooler Chest. 32 qt,, between all points in Connec­ Free Spirit Reg Price Nowonty drainage well, hinged cover, ticut from a headquarters in PBO IriCOt , $595 S4.9S »91 incot FiDerfill built-in divider channel for Manchester. Applicant phall 695 5.95 »88 Se.imless incot 795 6.95 not engage In toe transporta­ Effective Yield ice pack. Cutlery Set. 6 pc, Annual Rate Type of Account b89 seamless incot Fioerfili 850 7.50 gourmet stainless steel cutlery tion of patients In invalid »87 Seamless incot Paoflea 895 7.95 coaches as described in "90 Back Buckle 750 6.50 set. Farberware. 12i/z" x 20" stainless 6 Year Certificate, Chapter SS4b of the General 8 . 1 7 ^ “ $1,000 minimum. »92 Back Buckle FiOerfill 795 6.95 steel serving tray. Rose Petal Comforter. Fits twin SUtutes. ~ t W B 1 or double bed. Polyester fiber filled, washable, Public UUUUes ■ Control Authority 4 Year Certificate, B100 Incot , 795 6.95* .102 Incot FiOertill BSO odorless, mildew resistant, non-allergenic. Henry Mierzwa, 7.50- 7 . 9 0 ^ “ $1,000 minimum. »622 Seamless Tncot 895 7.95- Executive Secretory ~ 1 W H6622 seamless Incot Beige 895 7.95- 0424 i While supplies last only. Limit, one gift per family. 2V^ Year Certificate, t believe 1 Gifts cannot be mailed. Deposits to existing NOW Coirl «f Probitt/ DUIriet of 7 . 0 8 ^ ° $1,000 minimum. checking accounts do not qualify. Deposits to new NOW NOTICB o r HSARmO It'S a girdle**’ girdles1 SSTATE OF JOHN S. RISLEY, checking accounts qualify for gifts from Group 1 only. dOCOBttd 1-2 Year Certificate, »2502 Reg Brief 1195 9.951 |l PwlMaltoaDonItrolHoo. WiUUm P2504 Reg Stkxtie 1495 12.9St '1 B. PltiOmld, JodM. dated Juaa I, 6 . 8 $1,000 minimum. »2S06 Reg Average teg 1595 is e s t IfTT a baarlag wul n bald oo aa apptteaUoa pngrteg tbat letters of •d' »2S06 Reg long Leg 1695 ■14.95- mulatratkm da bools non ba graoted »2512 Hign Waist long leg 1995 17.95- The better way- a said aatete u to aaM appUcaUoo oo 3 Month Certificate, I mors faUr appaarStjt tba Court of $1,000 minimum. Probate ob Jn t 11,11^ at 1 P.bL 6 . 0 0 ^ » 5 3 /% SAVE $4.00 on blADBUNE B. ZIEBARTH, » Clark Regular Savings Account. girdle 5 . 4 7 ’ '" Interest paid day of deposit AlMn-One brief »2S52 $2595 mps’ Now better than ever Co.rt ol PjoU I^D IitrlcI of to day of withdrawal. 7^ •OADOCups JiOOmore -ocuq tioortiore, 00cupti45mof» __ NOTICB or HKAHINO ESTATE or BERTHA D. BORST, ! *l A *xi ti 55 more ■ XXklt xxxxi tusmore ggcaasad Interest compounded daily and continuously providing the highest • ------• ------' ' Pursuant to ao order of Hob. WlUlaro B. PltsOar^ Judge, dated Juoa I, effective annual yield allowed by law. All certificate accounts require SALS ENDS JULY 9.1977 1177 a bearing will be bald oo an appll- catloB praying for authority to sell ca^ a substantial penalty iri the event of eafly withdrawal. taiB real aatete located la tbs town of Old Lyme, County ol New Loodoa, and Heritage Savings State of ConacUcut u 1a said iptiuca* tloa on fUa imwa telly appavTat the Court of Probate on June tS, IfTT at 10:» a.m. & Loan A ssociation • ^ in c e 1891 MAOBUNE B. ZIBBARTH Garii Herit^je Savings Main Office: 1007 Main St.. Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer St.. Manchester 649-.3007. H e U C u iv Coventry Office: Route 31,742-7321 • Tolland Office: Rt. 195, quarter mile south of 1-86. Exit 99. 872-7387 July Wu Quintllis, the fifth month, to the Romans until & Loan Association ' Since 1891 Heritage Moneymarket in Frank’s Supermarket. East Middle Turnpike, Manchester Julius C iesar ordered the >(OU'RE f/i|p Coming soon: Moneymarket II in Food Mart, Manchester Parkade cslendsr revamped by Greek 0 ^ " astronomer Sosigenes. The Main Office: 1007 Main 81. Mancfm iar 640-4580 • K-Mart OfWce: Spancar 8t„ Manchaatar 84^3007 • Covanlry Offica Rotda 31, 742-7331 ® ^ t a n t t o new calendar, beginning in Tolland Oflica: R1 1»5, lamila aouth ol 1-86, £«H 99.872-7397 • Haritaga Uonaymarkat In Frank’i Supatmai hat. East Middia Twnpiha, Manchaatar Coming aoorv; Monaymarkat II in Food Mart. Manchaatar Parkada Januarlus, was named Julian and Quintllis was dubbed Julius, all in C aeur’s honor. 945 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., June 13, 1977— PAGE NINF A PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Mon., June »■ 1977 weekends, when the cam­ pus buildings are normally MCC offering course About town Toastmasters now eligible Miss Shapiro is awarded grant locked.) Miss Tobi Shapiro, a of both the woman and her to learn about direction trical outlets, and make When the editing is com­ on art history tonight The Manchester-Bolton Branch of The Astro Wamah Campers of to apply for unit charter junior at Adelphi Universi­ and production. sure that you have pleted in mid-June, she will art, and poses the question, the American Red Cross will hold Center Congregational Church will ty at Garden City, N.Y., "What is art?" The film “There is a lot of work to clearance from the univer- have an eight-minute film The Community Services Division The instructor will be Marge Flynn election of officers at its sixth annual meet tonight at 7:30 in the Federa­ The Manchester chapter of Toast­ Toastmasters is a non-profit HEM.TH has been awarded a $1,300 takes a personal look into do in making a film ," she sity security office. which she hopes 'to 'd is ­ of Manchester Community College of Manchester, a former editor of art meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in tion Room of the church. masters has attained enough organization where members give grant to produce a the life and art of Spiro, an said. "You have to (Security clearance is a tribute to high school, Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. will offer a non-credit, summer ses­ magazines and textbooks. the Federation Room at Center members to receive its charter, ac­ impromptu talks, formal talks, and documentary film about avant-garde, political ar­ organize the crew, reserve must, b ^ u se she must do college, and women’s sion course entitled, “Art History: For further information, call 646- (Congregational Church. After the The religious education board of cording to William Altmann, presi­ take turns in running different parts artist Nancy Spiro. tist. the equipment, arrange her editing at night and on groups. The Impressionists.’’ 2137. meeting, the movie on Red Cross Second Congregational Church will dent. of the program. Helpful materials M is s S h a p ir o is a Although this is her se­ transportation, gather The course will begin today and history, “Capacity for Growth,” will meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. Toastmasters of Manchester are available from the national local information, make daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cond film. Miss Shapiro will meet Monday evenings for eight be shown. Refreshments will be serves the towns in the Manchester organization. Safety of combined drugs Lester M. Shapiro of 90 says that she still has a tot sure there are enough elec­ Search over PLAM DHJ. ST^ weeks from 8 to 10 p.m. served. The local chapter of Parents area and is one of about 4,000 Further information is available by Steep Hollow Lane. (WaNawAIMaiiftnaat^ / Lectures will be illustrated. Artists NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - A friend Anonymous will meet Tuesday at 7 chapters in the nation. There are six contacting Don. MacKenzie at 646- DEAR DR. LAMB - A lose weight, when Dr. Lamb answers ’The grant was awarded Nnl la ftaara SaptraMrinl such as Degas, Renoir, Cezannex of four New Britain men who dis­ Members of the Veterans of p.m. at Center Congregational chapters in the Hartford area. 2153, or William Altman at 528-8711. necessary, not smoke, and representative letters of by the Jerom e Foundation, m m year ago I had open heart iaat Tpka.7iiiiHiilw Gauguin. Seurat and Manet who con­ appeared June 4 while on a fishing Foreign Wars will meet Tuesday at Church, 11 Center St. if a person’s condition per­ general interest in his a private organization Correction surgery (four coronary tributed to 19th century art the move­ trip in Long Island Sound said he has 7:30 p.m. at the post home'. Officers mits start a sensible exer­ column. Write to him in which supports experimen­ artery bypasses). A vein The name of Kathleen Ruth McCabe appeared in the ment known as Impressionism will given up the search for some trace of are requested to wear uniforms. The was taken from my leg and cise program — speclfical- care of ’The Manchester tal filmmaking projects. MEN’S rURNISHINSS list of Eiast Catholic High School graduates without iden­ be discussed. the men or their boat. color bearers will meet at' 7 for ly walking. Exercise Evening Herald, P.O. Box Miss Shapiro is HANE^ANO ERUIT O f THE LOOM used to bypass the obstruc­ tification as a National Honor S^iety member. rehearsal. tions in the arteries to my sometimes helps to control 1551, Radio City Station, producing "Work in The information did not appear on the program which • T-ihktaalrMaethorts TOWN OF MANCHESTER heart. these problems. New York, NY 10019. Progress.” It is the story was given to Tlje Herald. She is a member. • Pajamia • HandarehMa • Haalan When I left the hospital I THISDEUDIE was given a . rather rigid 8REAT m FATHER'S DAY SIFTS LEGAL fat-free, salt-free diet program which I have NOTICE followed for a year. The Planning and Zoning TOIICHASEIIIWMHWE Then I had a checkup and Come In Commission will conduct my cholesterol level was “ / And public hearings on Monday, up to 320. For several years Pick Up June 20, 1977 at 7:30 P.M. in before I had my surgery I Your the Hearing Room of the was taking Atromid-S Municipal Building, 41 Center ATAVERV Gifts for Dad Copy three times a day. After St., Manchester, Conn, to hear surgery I was put on a Of Our and consider the following bio^ thinner (Coumadin). Sale Now Through Saturday Newest petitions: Now because of my high Circular! JOSEPH SWENSSON, JR. - SPECIAL PRICE cholesterol my doctor has SUBDIVISION - VERNON put me back on Atromid-S s t r e e t (S-20) and reduced my Coumadin. 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Island City, N.Y. Saturdty:« am. to 9:M p.m. - ’IS, • f PAGE TEN-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). Manchester, Conn., Mon.. June 13. 1977 7 ' He was an Army veteran of World Felix Boisvert War I. Obituaries He was a member of Emanuel EAST HARTFORD - Felix Lutheran Church, Hartford. “Pete” Boisvert, 77, of 20 Somerset Lenti Farm plan EDC to discuss park steps St., Elmwood, died Saturday at Hart­ Other survivors are 2 sons, Henry By GREG PEARSON Manager Robert B. Weiss said that Thomas J. Agnew Jr. Mrs, Frederick Cadell ford Hospital. He was the brother of The town will also have to draw up the road can be completed this fall. Lundquist of ’Troy, N.Y., and George Herald Reporter there is work that must be done EAST HARTFORD - Thomas J. plans for the road that has been “We want the road completed as Mrs. Elizabeth Otis Cadette, 91, of Lundquist of Orange; 2 daughters, Mrs. Howard Matchett of Bast Hart­ The Manchester Economic Apiew Jr. of 11 Uncas Rd., owner of ford. before then. proposed to go through the industrial early as possible so we can block off 2 Village Lane, Groton died Saturday Mrs. Alyce Hofferth of Rocky Hill hearing is tonight Development Commission (EDC) The town must construct some the former T. Agnew and Co. He was a life member of the park. The Penney facility would be Burnham St. as soon as possible,” he in a New London convalescent home. and Mrs. Eleanore Chlger of Hun­ will meet Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. to drainage facilities, particularly sedi­ Business Machines in Manchester She was the mother of Francis French Social Circle of Hartford. the major tenant in the planned 393- said. tington, L.I., N.Y.; 2 brothers, Gun- discuss what steps the town has to ment basins, to permit construction acre park. died Saturday at St. Francis Hospital Cadett of Manchester. nar Lundquist and Henry Lundquist, Other survivors are his wife, three Penney wants to begin construc­ By GREG PEARSON of the problem transfer to the town, take before the J.C Penney Co. work on the center to begin, Weiss Weiss hopes that the town will have and Medical Center. Mrs. Cadett was a practical nurse both of Sweden; 2 sisters, Anna daughters and six grandchildren. tion this fall so that it can open the Herald Reporter was raised. Their attorney Thomas begins its planned construction of a said. ’This work would have to be plans for the road completed before Mr. Agnew was born in East Hart­ in the Groton-New London area for Lundquist and Mrs. Ebbea ’The funeral Is ’Tuesday at 9; 15 a.m. center in 1980. ’There are two legal After two postponed hearings and Bailey, also resigned as head of the catalog distribution center. started in August, and the town the scheduled starting date for ford and lived in East Hartford five many years. Lindstrom, both of Sweden, and 15 from the Richard W. Sheehan matters concerning the project that three resignations from town boards, town’s Redevelopment Agency. The firm is hoping to begin con­ would have to hire a private contrac­ Penney. have not been resolved. years. Other survivors are her husband grandchildren. Funeral Home, 1084 New Britain The first hearing on the proposed He owned T. Agnew and Co. tonight is the night for the struction this September, and Town tor, he said. He also hopes that construction of One is an appeal of a zone change and another son. three grandchildren ’The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Ave., West Hartford, with a Mass at development was postponed until the Manchester Planning and Zoning granted for the park. The appeal has Busniess Machines from 1964 to 1969. and two great-grandchildren. Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm 10 at St. Brigid Church, West Hart­ men had resigned from the boards. The past five years he had been a Commission PZC) to conduct a been denied by both the State Court The funeral was today. Burial was St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose ford. Burial will be in Rose Hill The rescheduled date, set for last security guard for Pinkerton's Inc. public hearing for the proposed 79- of Common Pleas and the State in Colonel Ledyard Cemetery in Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. week, also had to be postponed Weinberg given SBA post He was a World War II Army Friends may call at the funeral unit development on the Lenti Farms Supreme Court. ’Those decisions, Groton. Friends may call at the funeral because there were not five PZC veteran. home tonight from 7 to 9. tract off Gardner St. however, could still be appealed to The Byles Groton Memorial Home, home today from 7 to 9 p.m. members who could attend. A Manchester man, active in charge of 229 employes and a $5.4 major role in the development of this Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Agnes The family suggests that those The family suggests that those The hearing is scheduled for 7:30 in the United States Supreme Court. 310 Thames St., Groton, was in Woodruff Hall, Center Opposition to the development is President Jimmy Carter’s campaign million operating budget and $166 country,” Weinberg said. He will Kaminsky Agnew of Manchester; a charge of arrangements. wishing to do so may make memorial wishing to do so may make memorial from the beginning, has been ap­ million program budget. soon be heading to Washington D.C. The second is a suit against the son, Michael T. Agnew of New Lon­ gifts to a charity of the donor’s Congregational Church, 11 Center St. two-fold. Neighbors are concerned state Department of Commerce for gifts to Emanuel Lutheran Church, that the cluster zoning will permit pointed head of the New England The SBA is established to assist for an orientation period for his new don; two daughters, Mrs. James Kel­ 311 Capitol Ave., Hartford, or the choice. The development, planned by local not meeting the regulations of the Mrs. Chester H. Clark lots and houses that are out-of­ regional office of the Small Business small businesses. post. ly of College Park, Md., and developers Robert Stone and Jack Connecticut Environmental Policy GLASTONBURY - Mrs. Ellen American Cancer Society, 310 Collins character with surrounding homes. Administration. “One way that we hope to do this is He will maintain his Manchester Kathleen Agnew of Vernon; a sister St., Hartford. Goldberg, has drawn opposition from Act when approving the project plan. Walstedt Clark, 80, of 2502 New Lon­ They are also worried that a Stanley Weinberg Jr., of 157 Pitkin through the role of the agency being residence while working in Boston, Mrs. Charles Shages of East Hart­ Group plans neighbors and has been the center of The State Legislature this year don Tpke. died Saturday at Carl G. Swanson a two-month controversy. drainage detention area, planned for St., has been named to the post and an advocate for small businesses,” he said. Weinberg has long been ford, and two grandchildren. Middlesex Memorial Hospital. She passed an amendment to a bill that Carl G. Swanson, 61, of 65 West­ Stone and Goldberg have proposed the town’s land, would be a health will operate the SBA regional office Weinberg said. He said that he rumored as taking a post in the A graveside service will be was the wife of Chester Clark. would okay the department’s ap­ minster Rd. died Sunday night at his to organize a Residence a cluster Zone for the 40- and safety hazard. In Boston. expects Uie SBA to take a more ac­ Carter administration, but he had Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the veteran's Mrs. Clark was born in Portland proval, but the suit concerning the home. He was the husband of Mrs. acre site. Cluster zoning permits lots The residents will present a peti­ The office is in charge of six state tive part In examining legislation said that he wanted a job that would section of Hillside Cemetery, East and had lived in Glastonbury for the matter is still pending. Mary E. Swanson. a boycott and homes smaller than a regular tion at tonight’s hearing that offices and a field office in Holyoke, that could help small businessmen. not require him to leave the area. Hartford. past 53 years. Mr. Swanson was born Dec. 1,1915, Residence AA Zone. It also requires expresses their opposition to the Mass., Weinberg said. He will be in “Small business has played a There are no calling hours. She was a member of the Portland in Putnam and lived in Manchester HARTFORD (UPI) - A Connec­ that the developer transfer 25 per cluster zone proposal. One of the The family suggests that friends Grange for more than 60 years. most of his life. ticut committee to organize a cent of the property to the town. residents, Atty. David Call, will wishing to do so may make memorial She was a member of the East He was a member of the boycott of J.P. Stevens products was Stone, a former member of the make a formal presentation Manchester police report gifts to the American Cancer Socie­ Glastonbury Methodist Church. HcralCi ty, 670 Prospect Ave., Hartford, Manchester Lodge of Masons, and announced today by Senate Majority Manchester Economic Development explaining the group’s opposition. She is also survived by a brother, Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars, of Leader Joseph Lieberman, D-New Some neighbors of the site have Joseph Correia, 20, of Waterbury, 06105. Algot Walstedt of Portland. Commission, and Goldberg, a former J. Duchesneau, 19, of 389 Lydall St., the Recreation Department at the Serving soda and chips Lebanon. He was also an Army Air Haven. ' member of the Board of Directors, also hired an engineer to review the was arrested early Sunday in connec­ The Callahan Funeral Home. 1602 ‘The funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at on a charge of disorderly conduct Nike Site. Three offices were Force veteran of World War II. Stevens is the nation’s second resigned their posts when a question plans for the development and deten­ tion with a fight in front of the Sunday night in connection with an Section Ms. Christine Schneider, a member of the Manchester Civic Main St., Eiast Hartford, is in charge East Glastonbury Methodist Church. reported ransacked before Sunday He was employed as an experimen­ largest textile manufacturer and about a conflict of interest, because tion area. Gaslight Restaurant on Oak St. incident at the 7-11 store on Green of arrangements. Burial is in Green Cemetery, morning in the Rifle Range building. Chorale serves soda and chips to Mrs. Earl Robinson, left, of tal machinist at Pratt & Whitney employs 44,000 persons at 85 plants He was charged with breach of Rd. Missing was some change, ammuni­ Two Mrs. Helen Risley Pelton Glastonbury. located mostly in North and South Scotland, Conn., and Ms. Lorraine DiSimone of West Willington Group, Blast Hartford, for more than peace, interfering with a police of­ William S. McMullan, 34, of 30 tion and a scope, all valued at about SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Helen There are no calling hours. Carolina. Sunday night at the Manchester Civic Orchestra International 25 years until his retirement recently ficer and carrying a dangerous Henry St., was charged on a warrant $130. The Teen Center and the soccer MONDAY, Risley Pelton, 74, of 1225 Main St., The family suggests that friends because of ill health. The firm has been a focus of Board to consider weapon. The incident occurred about with nonsupport of a wife and minor Pops concert in the Manchester Armory. Balloons were tied to active in local historical societies, shed were also broken into, but it had wishing to do so may make memorial Other survivors are a daughter, attempts by labor to organize 1:15 a.m. Sunday after police were child. He was released on $500 non­ JUNE 13, 1977 colorful geraniums in the center of each table. (Herald photo by died Friday in Hartford Hospital. She gifts to the East Glastonbury not been determined if anything was Mrs. Janet Lauretano of New York workers at its plants, but so far no called to the scene where about 30 surety bond for court June 27. Tompkins) was the widow of Bayard M ton. Methodist Church Memorial Fund, missing, police reported. City ; a sister, Mrs. Frieda Anderson collective bargaining agreement has library proposals persons were gathered. Glenn G. Butler, 28, of 22 Prospwt A break was also reported at the The funeral was today. Burial was 494 Manchester Rd., East Glaston­ of Nbshpee, Mass.; two stepsons, been reached at any of them. Correia fled from the scene and St., Apt. 47, was charged with bury, or the Glastonbury Auxiliary M&R Package Store on Tolland in Center Cemetery, South Windsor. Kyle Knapp of Manchester and Keith Improvements to Whiton Memorial had to be chased before he was ap­ operating an unregistered motor The Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Police Ambulance Association, Main Library has been a problem for some Tpke. Sunday morning. A front win­ Knapp of Wethersfield; a step­ Auditorium and a search for possible prehended, police said. vehicle and misuse of plates. He was Pops concert well received Home, 419 Buckland Rd., was in St., Glastonbury. tim and the committee will recom­ dow had been pushed out and some daughter, Mrs. Karen Morrissey of funding for air conditioning at Mary He was released under $3,500 bond released on a cash iMnd for court charge of arrangements. mend to the board that it explore the liquor and an undetermined amount Tile Glastonbury Funeral Home, Swiftwater, Pa., and several nieces Cheney Library are among for court June 27.- June 28. Christine Clegg delicacy, lightness and grace one Aaron Copland. Peter Harvey The family suggests that friends possibility of federal funds for an air of cash was stolen, police said. 450 New London T^ke., Glastonbury, and nephews. recommendations that wili be made Kathryn A. Haley, 26, of Hartford, Sunday evening the Manchester usually associates with them. returned with selections from wishing to do so may make memorial conditioning or cooling system. A Channing Dr. apartment was is in charge of arrangements. The funeral is Wednesday at noon ManGhealer to the Manchester library board Ronald P. Cote, 22, of 6 Ford St., was charged with misuse of marker Armory was transformed by tables Soioist of the evening, Peter “Sound of Music,” inviting the gifts to the Hartford County 4-H "We’re the only public building in also broken into Sunday night and at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Saturdav. 8:16 o.m.-false alarm, box tonight at the Whiton Memorial was charged early Sunday with plates and operating an unregistered and chairs, pink geraniums, and Harvey, proved what a versatile audience to join in. With a roving Camp Fund, c/o Richard Quinby, 42 Mrs. Albert Syble town that doesn’t have air con­ some jewelry and a television set Main St. Burial will be in East at Durant and Crescent Sts. (Town) Library. carrying a dangerous weapon, which motor vehicle on Saturday night. She were stolen, police reported. colorful balloons, into a setting for a showman he is. He sang arias by mike he was able to stroll into the Petersen Rd., Vernon. EAST HARTFORD-Mrs. Virginia Sunday, 1:10 a.m.—gas heater ditioning somewhere,” Mrs. Flynn was identified as metal knuckles by pops concert by the Manchester Civic Mozart and Verdi with assurance and audience. He received a standing Cemetery. ’The board’s study and development said. was released on a promise to appear A van parked on Lilac St. was Mrs. Pelton was born May 24,1903, Syble, 82, formerly of Colchester, Friends may call at the funeral overheat^, no fire (District police. He was being held on $1,000 Orchestra. Not to be outdone by that style and then went immediately into ovation at the end of his perfor­ committee, headed by Mrs. Marge Board Chairman William Buckley in court June 28. broken into sometime before Satur­ in South Windsor where she lived all died Saturday at a Hartford con­ home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Sunday, 5:59 a.m.—water flow alarm, bond for presentation in court today. name group from Boston, Dr. Heller “Danny Boy” and “Granada.” He mance. Klock (^orp., 1366 Tolland Tpke. Flynn, presented its report after a said he would oppose any emphasis Robert H. Trombley, 20, of East day and about $130 worth of tools her life. valescent home, she was the mother p.m. There will be a Masonic Richard J. Salaky, 40, of Irvington, did well to keep "Danny Boy” the The concert could have ended (District) year of reviewing library facilities, on air conditioning referring to the Hartford, was charged with were taken. programmed a true potpourri of She was a member and past of Raymond Baldwin of East Hart­ memorial service Tuesday at 7 p.m. N.J., was also being held for court music from Beethoven and Mozart to there, but the brass lips still held out Sunday, 12; 11 p.m.—grease fire, 166 services and programs and com­ nation’s energy crisis. “We’re in a operating an unregistered motor A 1969 brown and white Plymouth simple song it is while the orchestra secretary of the South Windsor ford. at the funeral home. munity needs. presentation today on a charge of vehicle and misuse of marker plates. Rogers and Hammerstein, and the served up countless obligato bits ana while “Variations on America” by Historical Society, former treasurer Tudor i j . (District) time of austerity,” he said. He also was stolen on McKee St. Saturday. She lived in the Hartford area most The family suggests that friends Sunay, 8:12 p.m.—false alarm, 24 Considered top priority for the breach of peace. The arrest was He was released on a promise to orchestra came through with flying chromatic chord progressions — a Ives-Schuman was played, and yet of the Albert Morgan Chapter of the said that comparing Mary Cheney Attempted breaks were reported at of her life and worked at the wishing to do so may make memorial Carpenter Rd. (Town) board’s consideration are Improve­ Saturday night in connection with an appear in court June 28. colors. His guest artist of the very busy arrangement indeed. again for “The Star and Stripes Connecticut Archeological Society, Ubrai7 with other public buildings in Bentley School, Fred’s Package Newington Children’s Hospital for gifts to the Yale Universitiy Today, 10:18 a.m.—truck fire, 1-86, ment and remodeling of the Whiton incident at an Oakland St. package evening, the locally popular Peter After the second intermission, Forever.” The capacity crowd, com­ and held offices in both the East town is not good because air con­ Store on Spruce St. and the A-1 Gas many years until retiring 15 years Digestive Cancer Research Fund, M eastbound (District) Memorial Library auditorium to store. Several breaks and entries were Harvey, was a most fortunate choice during which the audience par­ posed of tots to senior citizens, Windsor Historical Society and the ditioning in other town buildings Station on Oakland St. Entry was not ago. L8CT, 333 Cedar St., New Haven, Today, 11:10 a.m.—smoke detector provide better accoustics, an Also being held on a $100 Ijond for reported over the weekend. ’They in­ for this occasion. ticipated in a sing-along,. the seemed to enjoy the evening South Windsor Cemetery Associa­ signaled, no fire, 42 Eiizabeth Dr.(Town) would not be as expensive as at the gained in any of the locations. Other survivors are her husband, 2 06510. amplifying system and a screen for court presentation today was Frank cluded breaks into three buildings of The orchestra began with a suite orchestra played a hearty rendition thoroughly. One feels that this could tion. library. other sons, 2 daughters, 10 film and audio-visual presentations. called “Soirees Musicaies,” a set of of the “Hoe I>own” from “Rodeo” of easily become an annual event. She was a member of the First grandchildren and 5 great­ Buckley will also recommend to A new amplifier will be tried out the board that the study and develop­ dances which do not recall the usual Congregational Church of South grandchildren. Town counsel begins Benjamin Britten sound. ’The popular Windsor. tonight to identify the accoustical ment committee be continued. Area police report The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. situation in the auditorium. “Espana Rhapsody” by Chabrier Survivors are a son, Bayard 0. ’The committee has not begun its B •wti'asf .■< at the Maple Hill Chapels, 382 Nbple A cooling system for Mary Cheney which followed enabled several Pelton Jr. of South Windsor; 4 study of personnel yet. CofC endorses relays Ave., Hartford. Burial will be In reorganizing office Vernon Dr., Rockville, was charged Satur­ lower level of the house. soloists to get in a lick or two — daughters, Mrs. Helen Bancroft, Cedar Hill Cemetery. ’The Board of Directors of the and hundreds of athletes and full-time position, which will pay William Safford, 22, formerly of day with reckless driving. Court date Roland Sears of 524 Pleasant Valiev trumpet, French horn, bassoon, Mrs. Doris Burgdorf and Mrs. Elsie Friends may call at the funeral Manchester Town Counsel Victor I. is June 13. Greater Manchester Chamber of volunteers in planning the huge $17,000 a year. He said that he! has Delmont St., Manchester, was Rd., reported that someone broke a trombone, harp, flute. They were Woolam, all of South Windsor, and home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Moses has started work on the Commerce has unanimously voted its event. ’The program is a demonstra­ received three or four applicants for About town returned to Vernon this weekend Kevin Sheehan, 19, of 17 Discovery rear window and removed a watch handled well by all players. Mrs. Janet Clarke of West Simsbury; p.m. reorganization of his office, but the from Nevada, where he was held by Rd., Vernon, was charged Saturday endorsement of the 1977 Manchester tion of faith in Manchester’s ability actual hiring will not be done for a the job. and ring and about $500 in cash. The first sef closed with the Finale a brother, Robert Risley of East Las Vegas Police when they learned with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ Community College New England to support a major sporting event, Ragnar M. Lundquist while. “I’m not going to rush into it. I’ve p.m. at the Women's Center at Charles Ramondo, 23, of 136 of the Beethoven Fifth Symphony, Hartford, and 15 grandchildren. Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1 of the he was wanted in Connecticut. ting). Court date is June 13. Relays to be held June 25 and 26. the directors noted. HEBRON —Ragnar M. Lundquist, ’The Board of Directors, in es­ got to do it carefully and get someone Manchester Community College. Candlewood Dr., was charged Satur­ guaranteed successful with its Town Fire Department will meet Safford was being held at the Ver­ The event, which began last year, ’The Chamber also noted the need Mrs. Richard T. Morgan 97, of Deepwood Dr. died Saturday at tablishing the 1977-78 budget, ap­ who is experienced,” be said. New members are welcome. day with disorderiy conduct. Poiice vigorous rendition, played with ’Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at the McKee non Police station on a $10,(X)0 bond will include nearly 70 track and field for volunteer support and assistance Mrs. Gloria Rose Messino Morgan, the State Veteran’s Home and proved an expansion of the counsel’s He is also undecided on how to use St. station for a drill. South Windsor said Ramondo was stopped on a enthusiasm by the whole orchestra. for appearance in court today. events for several age groups. from Manchester residents and 40, of 93 Faneuil St., Windsor, died Hospital in Rocky Hill. He was the office to include a full-time attorney, the $7,000 for additional help. Past Matrons Club of Temple South Windsor Police are in­ motor vehicle violation and gave the The live hall only served to make the Safford was charged with second- In making the endorsement, the businesses. Saturday at Hartford Hospital. She husband of Mrs. Astrid Olson “I don’t know the best way to go on Manchester WATES will meet Chapter No. 53, OES, will have a vestigating four breaks reported over police a hard time. Court date is June climaxes even more resounding than a part-time attorney who would be a degree larceny in connection with the Chamber cited the efforts of MCC was the wife of Richard T. Morgan. Lundquist. that. I’ll play it by ear,” he said. potiuck Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the weekend. The Cumberland 20. ever, and a hearty round of applause political appointee, and a 37,000 fund Tuesday at the Italian-American theft of a horse and saddle last Mrs. Morgan was bom in Hartford Mr. Lundquist was born in Moses said that he will remain in the home of Mrs. Hazel Loveland, 33 Farms store on Oakland Rd. followed. to be used either to hire another part Club on Eldridge St. Weighing in will December. ’The horse and the saddle and lived in Windsor most of her life. Oskarshamn, Sweden, and lived in his present position until at least the Lewis St. Members are asked to reported a window in the front door No pops concert could really be time attorney or to hire legal help as be from 7 to 8 p.m. Top losers for were later found at the University of Other survivors are a son, two Hartford many years until moving to November election. bring their own place setting. was broken and about 80 cartons of authentic without a romp through the Directors name omitted needed for certain matters. May are Linda Garrett and Linda Connecticut. Area fire calls daughters, her mother, two brothers, Amston section in 1955. ’The counsel office is presently After that, he says that he is un­ Reifer. cigarettes were missing. ,7 “Light Cavalry Overture” of von A successful production of “The of the musical include Michael George Cosgrove, 48, of 29 Gem Ralph A. Messino of South Windsor He was a co-owner of the former manned by two part-time attorneys, decided on whether he will continue Someone broke a window on the Suppe and a set of Strauss waltzes. Sound of Music” at Illing Junior High Lerch, who played Franz and ’The West Side Old Timers Com­ Dr., Vernon, was charged early this and Victor E. Messino of Blast Hart­ Jack and Bill’s Garage, Maple Ave., Moses and Thomas Prior. as part of the town counsel’s office. Area gay and straight women are south side of the Pleasant Valley The brass always have a heyday with School Friday and Saturday nights Annette Packard, who did the mittee will meet Wednesday evening morning with failure to drive in the Tolland County ford and two other brothers, and a Hartford, for 15 years. He also ’T m in the process of trying to fill “I haven’t given that top much invited to attend the Gay/Straight School and raided the ice cream the Overture and the violins fly about was directed by Mrs. Dayl Graves. choreography with Joanne Sartor. at 7:30 at the home of Nicholas proper lane. His car went off George Sunday, 10:24 p.m. —Car fire, Anthony sister, Mrs. Norma M. Mawdsley of worked for Pratt & Whitney Group in the position,” Moses said of the new thought right now,” he said. Rap tonight and every Monday at 8 stored in the cafeteria. as best they can. ’The long string of Mrs. Graves leads the drama About 80 Illing students were in­ East Hartford before retiring in 1956. Angelo, 462 Parker St. Dr. and struck a tree. Police said he Rd., Tolland. Hebron. Steven Gravelle of Rhonda Dr. Strauss waltzes lacked the Viennese group at the school and is a home volved in the production which in­ The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. was injured but didn’t go to the reported someone entered his home, South Windsor touch somehow. They' got off to a economics teacher. hospital. Court date is July 1. volved about 24 rehearsals. at Trinity United Methodist Church, apparently through an unlocked door, Sunday, 2:58 p.m. —Garage fire, 341 tenuous start and were missing the Other additions to a Herald review Windsor. Burial is in Wapping Joseph Willis, 18, of 136 Terrace and ransacked dresser drawers in the Griffen Rd. Cemetery, South Windsor. Friends may call at the Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Area bulletin board "Would the Improvement of Windsor, tonight from 7 to 9. The family suggests that those 1-91 & the Constnictlon o f 1-291 wishing to do so may make memorial South Windsor Council will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in gifts to the Trinity United Methodist the Peterson Room of Our Savior Church, 180 Park Ave., Windsor, The South Windsor Thrift Shop on Lutheran Church, 239 Graham Rd., South AFFECT YOU? 06095, or the Windsor Volunteer Am­ Sullivan Ave. has a large supply of Windsor. All members are strongly urged bulance Fund, Bloomfield Ave., summer clothing for the whole family. to attend as a quorum is needed. Here’s your chance to make sure. Ask questions. Find out Windsor, 06095. Donations of clothing and bric-a-brac may the facts at Informationai Sessions. Speak out at Pubiic be dropped off at the shop any day it is Hearings pianned in your area. open. Shop hours are ’Tuesday through Vernon Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, 1 to 4 p.m. The shop is sponsored by the Robert S. Peck of 565 Talcottville Rd., .-INFORMATIONAL . South Windsor Woman’s Club. Proceeds Vernon, has received the 1976-77 go to the South Windsor High School, the Freshman Chemistry Achievement SESSIONS-attend one near you Police Department and scholarship Award from the CRC Press. Peck, who awards. graduated recently from Manchester 12 noon-7:00 pm at... SPECIAL Space is still available for the senior Community College, qualified for the citizens trip to Rockport-Gloucester, award by earning the highest grade Mass., July 12. ’The bus will leave at 7:30 average for the year among all students MANCHESTER ...... JUNE 14 ...TownHaii Give Dad A a.m. and return at 5:30 p.m. ’The fare is taking first-year chemistry. Peck will at­ 41 Center Street $14, which includes dinner and a tour. Aug. tend University of Connecticut where he Gift He Can TK 22 is the new date for the annual Senior will study chemistry and biology. Wear! Citizens Club Picnic. More information The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at will be available at the next regular the Senior Citizens Center, Park PL, meeting of the club, June 22. Sally Clark, pPUBLIC ' CUCKOO’S NEST Rockville, June 22, sponsored by the activities director for the Senior Citizen Short Sleeve senior citizens. The hours will be 1 to 6 HEARINGS Nutrition Program, has made p.m. All types of blood are needed, but Permanent Press arrangements for a Rubbermaid party there is an especially serious need for type after lunch ’Thursday. 7:30 pm at... announcea 0 negative and B negative. Walk-ins will DRESS The South Windsor Community Service be welcome. Integri-Cut EAST WINDSOR ..JUNE 13 . Town Hall SHIRTS c x _ CUCKOO’S NESTJ Rockville hospital notes 1 Rye Street (Broad Brook) We Like to Call It ENFIELD...... JUNE 15 . Enfield High School Admitted Friday; Mildred 1264 Enfield Street Weff. $10- to $12- A Quiet Revolution in Hair and Mrs. Carl Lesoveck, Admitted Sunday: Daniel LaDone, Skinner Rd., Spring St., Rockville; a son to Boutot, Echo Dr., Vernon; MANCHESTER ...JUNE 16 . Nathan Hale School Cutting. Rockville; Grace White, INTEGRI-CUT Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wasser- Frederick Nowsch, Grove St., Court St., Rockville. 160 Spruce Street Copyright applied for Cuckoo’s Nest 1977. man, Maryanne Dr., Coven­ Rockville; Theresa Stanley, A philoiophy of hair cutting that Discharged Friday: Mrs. try. Overbrook Rd., Vernon. . Town Hall A Quiet Revolution In Hair Cutting Sandra Bemis and son, Regan SOUTH WINDSOR.JUNE 20 appliea to all times, all seasons and most Discharged Saturday: Discharged Sunday: St., Rockville; Barbara 1340 Sullivan Avenue lifestyles. Joseph DeCarli Jr., Tolland; Lawrence Cox, Foster St., SALONS. HAIR CARE CENTERS AND Boudreaux, Castlewood Dr., Julia Doherty, West St., Ver­ VIDAL SALOON RETAIL CENTERS South Windsor; Nancy Vernon; Mrs. Yvette Cor­ non; Robert Gurnon, Tolland; Gaffney, Benedict Dr,, South «wMioN : coran and son. Prospect St., - iin> I 1 g Mrs. Barbara Hampton and Windsor; Donna Gagne, Rockville; Tina Johndrow, IN NEWINGTON •666-2414 son, Tolland; Steven Ellington; James Jensen, IN MANCHESTER •646-6228 Tolland; Christopher Kenyon, Malinoskl, Briaton Rd., Windsorville Rd., Vernon; LtOEND Ellington; John Lemek, Coventry; Michelle Mer- sponsored by the Temporarily Closed for Walk-In Only Tuesday 10 AM-6 PM Tolland; Mrs. Susan Linda O'Mara, Tolland; Anna Appointments Only Wednesday & Friday cadante. Maxwell Dr., Ver­ Newman, Tolland Ave., | K Q d j Connecticut Department of Transportation M^or Remodeling Stockwell and son. Orchard l-9l/l-29tTRANSFORTATION 10 AM-e PM non; Mrs. Susan Scherick and Rockville. and the Federal Hiohwav Administration Opening Soon St., Vernon; Keith Wohllebe, daughter, Talcottville Rd., CORRIDORS Thursday 1-9 Saturday 0:15-3 PM Tolland. Birth Sunday: A daughter to Vernon; Florence Stampp, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cappa, Births Friday: A son to Mr. High Manor Park. Rockville. Cold Spring Dr., Vernon.

f PAGE TWOB — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., June 18, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 13,1977 — PAGE THREE-B Area bulletin board 1 Jai Alai results Andover smMYHinB Twin win encouraging for Red Sox^ nBTMMarpm Registration for midget football will be Tuesday from 1-1 m m u x itm i 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Andover Elementary School. Each Ul IN IM lUI iN Ml ISlN in IN IN IN IN 7-Cwibnlu LN child registering must be accompanied by an adult and Ml LN 1-IMUm 114 SliN iS-S UiN IMila L7 I71N have a copy of his birth certificate and a doctor's note. 1 14 liMI lUttlJI NriMla 1-7 UU7I There is an insurance fee. To learn more, call Brenda Tritah 144 NIUI TriMa 1-1-71-1-7 itiie 7iilidi LM IININ Somerset, 742-7596. MiNNUSlMni aniM US7PM7I nxn M U i 7 wni Mraubfd IlN UN IN 24mini iMMm lie L2t IH i i* " UN LN Cleveland and Tiant hurl distance Andover Elementary School will have its annual “un­ SlN in Mil II.W Ut MtUmmI mi aM IM birthday party” Tuesday at the school. The "unbirthday N M iM S T U I in the American League hrlMti M USUI MMl-IUtN AM* 17 UIN BOSTON (U P I )-I t than Cleveland, giving up kind of games. You can’t affected both teams’ The Rangers took a 2-0 welcomed Mike Marshall home on Fisk’s single to party” is for all students whose birthdays fall between ItriHli 2-1 tUtN MKh 17 HLN East. TrNMti M-2 SSIUI 7illMta M4 WIJI 7rilKb 174 WLII was the first lone hits in the first, fourth win championships scoring timing at the plate,” said lead in the opener on single with a run-scoring single to left. June 18 and Sept. 7. sntn Boston had not won a tmOTI and ninth innings and nine or 10 runs a game.” Texas coach Pat Corralles, runs in the third and fourth centerfield. Briles settled down to LM Ml LN ta LN Ul l-MhtCMM ILN I7N doubleheader sweep daytime doubleheader Mwina 2a«i LN LN IN IN facing only 29 batters. The The doubleheader filling in for manager inning. Both Dave Mhy and Carbo led the ninth in­ retire the last 16 batters l-Mbawre LN LtUrnknlM 7N for the Boston Red Sox since Sept. 26, 1975, when Bolton MMiM WM IN 4-lna M r complete-game victory produced a total of seven Frank Lucchesi, who had Jim Sundberg doubl^ in ning with another'single, MMil4MIN M M l-S HLN in three months of both Cleveland and Tiant but the Rangers were un­ Macta S3 S7LN MMa M SION M M 1-1 lINN was the first in 12 starts for runs and 22 hits by both taken ill. "In fact one of the third inning and Bert then was replaced by There will be a picnic for senior citizens Wednesday TriMi S-S-1 tZSUI 7iMi l-U UN1.W threw complete games to able to reach Tiant. 'jfhe 7d M I-L4 UtNN Sundays. Tiant, now 4-4. teams. Less than three our coaches told me on the Campaneris tripled and pinch-runner Rick Miller. only hits were a Bump from noon to 4 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. The TBOni beat the Indians, 4-0, 4-0, The Red Sox luckily g o t. ILN IN LN m ' LN IN IN 7-MIm M r ILN u t So the significance of the weeks ago, the Minnesota way to the park that if we sc o r^ in the fourth when Hobson sacrificed Miller to Wills single, a Mike Bolton High School chapter of the National Honor Society LN IN MMik and clinch a tie for the divi­ LN nM 3N LN LDMInt lN ' Red Sox’ 3-2, 2-0 victories four hits and two runs in Twins had 24 hits in the held Boston to a total of Cleveland walked the next second base, Denny Doyle Hargrove double and a will provide food and activities. Reservations are not Mh LN l-h sion crown. NM i 24 SUJI tW* t-l S2LN QMIlL7 taN over the Texas Rangers the first Inning of the night­ first game of a Fenway five runs, we could win three batters. received an intentional Juan Beniquez single to necessary. The picnic is for all Bolton senior citizens. NriM8F7S2IUI MMaMnui But this doubleheader Trtiwla M S USUI M M M n tu i Sunday should not be cap off Nelson Briles, who Park sweep. both games. walk and Rick Burleson keep his hitting streak Registration for the 1977 Bolton football season will be 7riMl i-Ll I33L7I 7Nlicll 7-LI HUN MNU:tH1774 passed off with the usual was encouraging from pitched no-hit ball the last ‘jSo we held them to five Boston got a run back in singled to load the bases alive at 15 games. Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. trnwMLtNt mid-season shrug. A ston’s standpoint. The eight innings. The Red Sox and runs and lost both games.” the fourth on Jim Rice’s with one out. This is the only session planned for the pony and junior strong-armed Cleveland, "This is a big day for us Rangers, rained out Friday Corralles, who was to double, a bouncer past Lynn lifted a fly to left- "My best game? It’s not pony teams. An extra signup for midget players will be The wins were impor­ the Red Sox’ most consis­ whether the Yankees win and Saturday, were return to coaching duties third base that was the fielder Tom Grieve and my best game because I held Tuesday, June 21, at the same time. New players ■U7NMII tant, more because both tent pitcher, scattered or lose,” said Red Sox greeted by heavy heavy, today when Lucchesi first hit off Alexander, and Miller easily beat the lost,” said Briles, 2-3. “But must be nine years old and have a copy of their birth cer­ Reggie Cleveland and Luis seven hits and earned his manager Don Zimmer humid air and an incoming Carlton Fisk’s single Tiant pitched complete rejoins the team in throw home. it is one of my better tificate. All players must bring a parent to make a con­ I7N LN LN LSinklmi 7LN IN IN IlN IN IN fifth win against three when told that New York wind when they arrived Cleveland, got excellent through the shortstop hole. LN LN MMktNM IN IN UN IN games than because the The second game was games. While we’re in this sent signature. UtM IM rk IN MknkkralMI IN losses when Fred Lynn hit had dropped a 6-1 decision Sunday at the ballpark. As pitching from Doyle A walk to Fisk and a Ber- over in the first inning M M iLIHLN M M 14 HLN M M I4 N L N victories pulled Boston a ninth-inning sacrifice fly type of streak, the pitching h r M U n ilN MML2UnM 24illlN to Minnesota. "It's a a result, neither team hit a Alexander in the first nie Carbo single chased when Burleson hit a leadoff lilMWIUmN within a half-game of the to score Rick Miller. can’t afford to give up too Coventry TtBnla U-717NN tdkab 14444 tiltlHLH bigger day when they lose.. home run. game and Briles in the se­ Alexander in the seventh double and scored on many runs. And today, two a n division-leading Yankees Tiant was even better ' “You've got to win these “Maybe the two days off cond. inning and Butch Hobson The Coventry Paddle, Prop and Sail Club will meet M im 7N IN LN Lkqllm ILN IN LN LMka UN IN IN Rice’s double. Rice came was too many.” M l LN IN 7-b M M il LN LN t-kikr IN LN Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on the raft near the Lakeside LMyl m LN t-MeMa LN Lkay LN M M 74 UIN MtakLI NLN M k k U n ilN parking lot, weather permitting. hrtMhMmUl lirkak i-711NN PiitM M NUN Town Hall meetings tonight are the Planning and IiMiLAIHNN Iriktla I-7-IM ITILU lillM L44 ilUlN Zoning Commission, the Town Council and the Finance IWUt7 Mnt aam a a a 7 m n Blieni NNUI7 NHU n a h M i ILN ILN IN 7-Im UN IN LN LkwkN IN LN LN Rod Carew, rookie Committee. All are scheduled for 7:30. Both the klM 7.N LN LSM IN LN 1-MwUaa LN IN Herald Democratic Town Committee and the Republican Town I M il LN 1-Hma LN LUtaMMal LN Mik M tUN M M M IN N MMI4NLN Committee will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. M M U m i N M M 7-1 UaN MMMULN angle TdkiliLL-IidltTNN TtlM 7-1-1 NUN TitlM M4 m N too much for Yanks INMB77«n i onuNusirNni itnrn NNUt 7 nan Hebron m ILN IN U l 7-BnkMMM NN UN IN UN ILN IN k LN LN LteMIMk IN LN IN LN Earl Yost NEW YORK (UPI) time American League While Sox 6, Orioles 4 IN HNmMMk IN lmL*iaat batting champion. “If I’m Chet Lemon, who tied The Rham High School Music Boosters recently elected kMM 44 SUN M M U n iN 8L7HLN — No-hit fame crossed officers. Named to second terms were Marjorie Porter, M M U 07.71 MM 7 4 N1IN a74niUI Sports Editor hitting .399 on the last day the game 4-4 with a two- TrlM 44-1 SLITIN littM 7-M tUllN Tl«MI44tl«LN Paul Thormodsgard’s president; Nita Hillman, vice-president; James Derby, ITTSaMCt lllll of the season, I'd have to run homer in the sixth, treasurer, and Diane Dixon and Barbara Merbler, HNUiHtlNl mind Sunday but say I’d have a good shot at dashed home with the win­ publicity chairmen. Telephone representatives for 1977- Wolff joins club another goal had a it. I’d like to be 21 again ning run on relief pitcher 78 are Mildred Calvo, Farrie Clark, Jacqueline Spaulding higher priority. and hitting this way. Dennis Martinez’ wild Jack Hunter, who scored a hoie-in-one recently at pitch in the 11th inning. and Marion Kane, Hebron; Joan Cashman and Sandra Ellington Ridge Country Club, reports Tom Wolff joined “ All I kept hearing,” “I don’t feel 31.” Carew Jal Alai entries added, as if he were 75. “ I Oscar Gamble later Ledford. Andover, and Gloria Oakes and Eileen Chace, the exclusive membership last weekend when he aced the said the Minnesota Twins’ still see the ball well. But singled home pinch-runner Marlborough. par three, 188-yard seventh hole using a six iron. Sal 24-year old right-hander annaaus BmnNNUs to hit .400 a guy’s got to Tim Nordbrook with an in­ Creating Krackers in Andover IPNTI Ira n itam Evangelista, Les Baum and Ray Belter waitnessed the after pitching a no-hitter r LM ylM LI l-Maik LI l-MkaMRM for 5 1-3 innings and win­ have everything going for surance run in the inning as Ellen Searle shows Andover children how she creates Krackers f LM aliM LI Lkaa L2 LkaikraNal feat...Eleven golfers from the Manchester Country Club him. When the weather the second-place White Sox Tolland HLhM lM LILM nkt 14 LUakilma membership will be in the North Section qualifying for ding up with a five-hit, 6-1 7-1 L B M LI ilkMkaa gets hot in July and kept pace Minnesota in the Commencement exercises for Grade 8 students at the the Clown during Andover’s seventh annual arts festival Saturday the Connecticut State Golf Amateur championship victory over the New York 7-1 L Maar I n August, that’s when you AL West. Tolland Middle School will be June 24 at 7 p.m. at the afternoon at the town’s school. About 50 children surrounded her as 'H i L knaaM I LI L h M LI LUaaaIn Tuesday at Tumble Brook Country Club in Bloomfield. Yankees, “was you can’t ■MS ■■■ff e*i 1 l-i 7. bWai Lt 7. bM Mkr separate the men from the Angris 11, Indians 4 school gymnasium. The class will have a dance this ■Mi am LI!'ERw* LI L i n The list includes Brad Strella, Mike Cooney, Jeff go all the way. Now I she completed the process which takes about two hours. Nearly 100 l U i k i ^ LI LMbMMi boys.” Joe Rudi belted two Torrance, Tom Prior, Tim and Mike La Francis, Bill have.” Friday and a picnic this Sunday. The awards assembly adults and even more children attended the festival this year. Other I 7-M 24-7714 S B iT a m 14-7 L74 74-1 7-1] LI4 L74 74-] l-M ]-Li L74 LLI M-] 744 ]4-l ]-L7 ]4-7 homers and drove home Heath, Woody Clark, Serge Sartori and Roger Poudrier. Thormodsgard conceded for all school students will be June 27. artists and performers included the Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife aniNHUS TBTItMUS jwnmma five runs in the Angels’ Beginning today, a section of Cider Mill Rd. in the 78m 78m 78m Jim Bidwell will represent Tallwood and Dave Thomas, he was aware of the no­ and Drum Corps, organist Eunice Guay, singers and musicians. The l4raMMai LI L kq 7-1 7-2 14rap M il lU m 1-1 1. Inr Um American romp. Nolan Ryan, 9-5, got Tolland-Willington area will be closed to through-traffic. L M M a a M LI 1 CLia LI LEaaaUaMa >4 IlntdNiifi llirrM t-1 llM iS a M Steve Tantilio, Tony Roberto, Jim Crichton and Bob hitter but that it didn't festival continued through Sunday. (Herald photo by Barlow) L kay kpa LI i M n LI |.| Ihaanm S. Jmi 7-2 1 mm M l League the win but was removed in A detour using Merrow Rd. to Anderson Rd. to Cider Mill L M laaM 74 L Saak^ 7-i S-1 IJm iIhMi MiMwIanU Davidson .are the Ellington Ridge players scheduled to bother him. L Mala Caanaa LI • iMa LI lUHklmm 7-1 1 iMbi Um ISS “The no-hitter crossed the seventh inning after Rd. will be in effect for about three months. The closing t-1 ibnilM 4- 1 IbWcairalM tee off. The low 18 players, plus ties, will qualify out of a I. M Hm I Jm M i Cm Unto my mind,” he said. “But it walking seven batters. He and detour are due to the Interstate 86 reconstruction 7. Mm iaM LI L MaUa L2 7.1m M t M 7.2iM«MiM 1.mrn 1-1 7. Bito SiM field of 174. “ I played with Ted LlaMEaaam L2 |aM la H a s bps il 1 Um SMI LMr 5- liUUJito didn’t put any pressure on struck out 10, however, and project. Read Herald Ads SBI JM m U itM d Williams and Stan Musial i!!afi^rt?4 4-74 M 7-147-H IH SiM me.” yielded just three hits. l-t-7 24-1 7-14 14-7 S-74 M-7 4-U S44 uH Tim TiA Second best and I don’t like to compare BreHiTS 4, Royals 0 Mickey Rivers broke up people,” said Manager The Royals, many of Jack Redmond and Cherrie Dow teamed up in doubles the no-hitter with a line play in the annual Farmington Open mixed doubles event Gene Mauch of the Twins. whom played in Milwaukee Plainfield results single to right field with “But let me say that Rod is • --> • s'- --.sJtsL ir-,.. ^ yesterday but lost in the finals to Nadine Nutter and her one out in the sixth inning road jerseys, were shut out *11 to *13 OFF P air brother Ron, of Branford by scores of 641, 6-1...Alex absolutely amazing. on seven hits by Milwaukee Guardsman 4 Ply and scored the Yankees’ There’s never been TMOk SUM - NUTB m nnLiiw H HIW Ferguson , is home recuperating following surgery for a run when Willie Randolph southpaw Jerry Augustine. MkMM IN IN LN U N LN UP anybody quite like him.” Prior to the game,- thieves Steel Belted 30 141 in 48 LaMNai IN IN LN LN second time on his hip. The well-known former football and Chris Chambliss l-TtUHilto 2UI 78 MiMkknal IN Mlto|if Mir LN player and successful coach on all levels will be sidelined Carew sent the Twins off broke into the Kansas City Sears Polyester Tires StaHMtHB SnraL** SALE Plaa Ul 1KIU7 iL iu i followed with singles. WUt««afl RrfiUar Pric* PRICE F.E.T. to a 2-0 lead with a homer clubhouse and stole $3,500 THLUN M M m piH UIN h lU paU niN for an indefinite period...Eric Modean, former sports Thormodsgard then settled AYS'!} 39 33.IS 1.84 a IN paU R— MMIMpaHUIN k lUpaUULN in the first inning and also of uniforms and equip­ L14 paH nSLN editor of The Herald and now retired, was in town on the down and cruised to his C76-13 41 S4.SS 2.91 Idkata 144 piH UMN Idkata 1-74 paU SUNN weekend to help celebrate the 50th anniversary with a tripled and scored on an ment, E78-I4 43 SS.SS ZM aninHHHaain) Torn 111(1) fourth win against three ILN LN LN llani’iM i UN LN IN M M aM i IN LM LN scout troop. Modean covered local sports during the error in the seventh. A's 7, Tigers 1 PlusF .E .T . F78-M 47 t k t 2.59 IN IN losses. Collision path at Fenway Park G71-H 49 4I.M 2JC HMIIN 1930s...Manchester resident Sam Maltempo had the A crowd of 52,821 turned Vida Blue, 4-7, snapped a A78-13 LN 1-lailM I IN 7N Rod Carew hit a two-run Boston catcher Carlton Fisk holds on to ball after making catch and *® ms-M it 44.M 2J9 TKinN IK NN T K U N choice assignment of refereeing the boxing bout between out for the “Bat Day” personal five-game losing 416 G7S-1S 51 kMlllpaUHLN 2.72 MM lU m UIN MMUIpiHUHN homer, a triple and a single promotion, which inciden­ colliding with third baseman Butch Hobson against Texas at Boston. No Trade In! Free Muiinling H78-IS 54 4S.M 2.94 TiiM^LLI aak W 7N farkak 7U pdl HIN MMIMpaMHLN 1976 Olympic winner Sugar Ray Leonard and Vinnie in five tries to lead the streak with a four-hitter — J76-1S 54 47.M 3.99 Ml IaM UlHk HLN Irikak 74^1 piH U7LN Idkata L44 paU UHIN DeBarros. The former pro boxer has been on the Connec­ tally fell on “Puerto Rican his first win since May 9. (UPI photo) L78-1S 58 4 ft^ 3.21 laHLUn aieinLuiii BoaniLiim Twins’ nine-hit attack on Day” in New York City. Guardsman Sears Low Plus ]-a|7ap UN UN LN l-laUlM UN IN 7.N LNM IN IN IN ticut staff of officials for several years. Ed Figueroa and Ken Bases-loaded errors by Blackwall Regular Price F.E.T. UfcaMNM IN IN The loss was the fifth ISMirarak IN Holtzman. Carew thus Tom Veryzer and Jason i a r i S a W against seven victories for A78-13 16.50 1.72 I K UN TKIU] I K UN Memorable moment raised his average to .387 Thompson accounted for MMIUpaUtllN MMIUpaUtUN MMlMpaNSUN the Puerto Rican-born ail four Oakland runs off Seaver on way to Reds? Sears Guardsman MMHlpaUtNLN B78-13 18.50 1.82 M M UIN MMUlpaUMIN Sitting in the State Armory last night for the excellent in a challenge to become Figueroa. liBM M4 paH tUHN Tdfcak M4 paU HUN Trikak LI4 pak SHIU loser Dave Rozema in the NEW YORK (UPI) He gave his approval to a "He has told us he is dis­ C78-14 20.50 2.01 mniLuol Bmiancraain m n i nao arai iq pops concert presented by the talented Manchester Civic the major leagues’ first Elsewhere in the AL, Radial Tires second inning. deal with the R ^ s over the satisfied and he wants td be E78-14 21.00 2.23 NN IlN LN UkaibM LN IN IN IIMaw UN LN LN Orchestra under the direction of Jack Heller my mind .400-hitter since Ted Boston swept a — Tom Seaver will UN LN MalaRh-M IN IN ILikMIaNar.M LN IN Williams of the Boston Red Mariners S, Blue Jays 2 weekend. traded. If that’s what he F78-14 22.00 2.37 OMr4iaao RaOial SranlNw Plat IN LtfiOkaak LN M a M iM M LN went back 25 years to the most memorable ba^etball doubleheader from Texas, Ruppert Jones lined a become a member of Btackwall Rf»tarPrk* F.E.T. IKllN 7K N N 7KWS] game plaved at the Main Street drilished. Sox hit .406 in 1941. Before beating the wants, we are trying the G78-14 24.00 2.53 Aii7B*l3 S4 1J4 MM IN piM tiaN MMUIpaHUIN tMklUpaUULN 3-2 and 2-0; Chicago put pair of RBI singles and the world champion MMUIpaUMLN It didn’t decide any championship, but it helped, when Carew, however, was as Astros, 3-1, in Houston Sun­ best we can to satisfy a dis­ 5.60-15 20.50 BStlIi M 2.99 MMIMpaNULN Mriacia 1- ] ^ SUNN away Baltimore, 6-4, in 11 Jose Baez hit his first Cincinnati Reds within 1.77 DR7L14 M 2.T1 7r«M LLI piH niNU Trikak 144 paM UHN Al Palmieri threw a ball over the rafters and it settled in unconcerned about hitting day, Seaver said, “There is satisfied Seaver. G78-I5 t MHItULH) innings; California major league home run to 24.00 2.59 EU S-H 87 2.41 the basket for a one-point win over Torrington in the .400 as Thormodsgard was the next 48 hours—un­ a strong possibility this “All he has to do is tell us H78-15 FBtlm 41 2.54 SITNMIDBaa- drubbed Cleveland, 11-4; spark the Mariners’ first 26.00 2.79 dhlLH 48 2.99 Eastern League. about his possible no­ less he kills' the deal could be my last game for he is satisfied and he is B O Itt CUNY - UML- 7H7 Milwaukee beat Kansas victory over their fellow dnn-is 44 2.79 FFULllfll HnLUlU A quarter century later, looking up at the rafters, it hitter. himself by telling the the Mets.” perfectly welcome to stay. • Sale pricex in effect this week hrilis 47 2.96 RBI TMH o ra l IQ LlaaM I7.N U N LN City, 4-0; and Oakland expansion team, Toronto. IM UHa UM LM IN 241 Mk TN US IN l-flapparM IN IN seemed almost impossible to throw a ball that high and “I’m too old to hit .400,” New York Mets he has M. Donald Grant, the We’d be delighted to have only unlew olherwiite Mpeeified LR78-15 4ft 3.28 LUl'illanaap IN LN LSkpahkAkf IN IN l-Mrt al UcH, M LN downed Detroit, 7-1. Dick Pole went the route Mets’ board chairman,' S M I k M i LN lliaMkaM LN have it split the cords. said the 31-year old five­ him keep pitching for us.” IK UN I K U.N for his third victory. decided to stay with IKNII M M U5 pak U IN It was an impossible shot in a season that was climaxed acknowledged Sunday a M M lU pak ISLN MM HI pak SUN Mack SU pak H IN them for the same Trikak 24-1 pak HMN Mack 2M pak HUN Irikak Ll-7 pak UHLN by Manchester winning both regular season and playoff deal was in the process of Irikak 74-1 pak ININ being completed but still The major league BaaLuu) BTILIIU) IHII TMH MB> HI honors. salary they are paying llnMCaaka IN LM IN 14WCMIM LN IN IN left the door open for trading deadline is 7-iaikM LN IN IIMiTakLM HN UN LN LM HI LN LN Relief ace big reason him now. Wednesday midnight. «4M¥kLlN IN 24akM U l IN LfraM LN The Mets are understood Seaver. TK 3UI LMaMkaa IN 7 K » N End of the line Seaver’s tenure in the M M U7 pak SUM 7KSU7 Mkk lU pak ULN to be getting three players “I’ve said it dozens of MMlMpakSTIN A number of standout high school track stars from league and with the Mels A. Trikak ]-74 pak U N IN Mack lU pak SUN for their three-time Cy times before and I’ll say it Sail Mka lU p N S H N Mack 07 pak SULN Trikak 1-S4 pak UH N Connecticut will pass up the New England Relays in Cubs leading division gives him the right to ap­ Trikak L74 pak UMiN Young Award-winner, the again, the Mets have never BUim LU iq Manchester June 25-26 to take part in the AAU In­ prove or disapprove any HS.&M IN LN LN anniLisia H N ILN LM best known of which is had any desire to trade IN IN SNMiMa UM LN LN LN LN vitational Meet in Salem, N.H., which matches the top NEW YORK (UPI) fielder Gary Thomasson, a the Dodgers their fifth loss Tom Seaver,” said Grant. deal involving him. UaTlhali IN l-M h SaM k« IN IN 14kNM LN right-handed reliever Am MpN LM male and female athletes from the six New England wild pickoff throw by Gary in seven games. Tommy IK UN IK UN IK 3 I.N — The surprising Rawley Eastwick, the MM SN pak SUN M M SU pak U IN states...Rosaire Paiement, former New England Whaler Lavelle and Bobby John was the loser. MaakSUpakSNN Mkk IH pak SUN Mack lU pak S3NN Chicago Cubs lead the National League's Trikak 144 pak USIU Mack lU pak SUN and now with Indianapolis in the WHA, is back in Murcer’s sacrifice fly in Piralea 6-7, Pailrrs 1-4 C. Trikak LI4 pak WIN Trikak LI-1 pak UI7SN “Fireman of the Year” m m LU IQ I7KU7I rkn MHH iq Manchester and hobbling around on crutches following National League’s the eighth inning. Jerry Reuss pitched a L4prtM I N IN IN DHULIIUI last season. Genuine l-MkfeH IN IN OMckknMM UN IN LN surgery for a tom cartlidge in his knee...No argument Eastern Division by 3 The Cincinnati Reds six-hitter and Omar l-flakihlM IN IN aS H M ar Infielder Doug Flynn LSparikTn IN L k n Bak. k* IN SMMIki UN here, announcement that Dave Keon had been named swept the Montreal Expos, Moreno hit a two-run single IK UN IK»H l/2games and must be also has been mentioned as Parts & Accessories MM IH pak SUN IK SIN M M 2M pak SNN winner of the WHA’s Paul Denrau Trophy as the league's taken seriously as a 7-6 and 14-8, the St. Louis in a four-run fourth inning Mack $U pak SUN MM IM pak SU.N Sapailack Ll-Llaak UIISSN leading the Pirates to their one of the Reds' players in­ * 5 0 O F F .. , Stereo Trikak LI4 pak SNIN Mack Ml pak SNN mskwisiii Most Gentlemanly Player. Twice Keon won a like award Cardinals defeated the Los Trikak L14 pak HNN pennant contender. volved. CATALiUlll’S MITO SUES HIIN2 while playing in the NHL. He has averaged just over five Angeles Dodgers, 5-2, the victory and handing two- Seaver had asked the a»aaBrBA.-inini3 ingwmcww.t minutes per season in penalties in 17 major league years. There are many Pittsburgh Pirates beat the time 20-game winner Ran­ Authorized SAAB Doalor 15% io2 5 %OFF AM/FM/MPX with 8 Track Mets to trade him when *T O FF...42 Battery reasons for the Cubs’ San Diego Padres, 6-1 and dy Jones his seventh loss in 371 Main Stract, Manchaalar they refused to renegotiate A. Sean 10W\10 motor C. Penske timing light Regular success but it would be 7-4, the New York Mets the first game. Dave PHONE 643-4894 »r4M> |0.5< Plainfield entries the three-year contract he Regular Hejnufi...... 39.99 99 Ageless and amazing topped the Houston Astros, Parker hit his ninth homer, B. Pentke D. Pentke Ignition M i9.99 hard to top Bruce signed with them last year I3S.99 with trade engine anilyier analyier. Hn tirn 29.99 SklLlP .W ------knocked in two runs and H n iiii* ...... 119.99 mriKiPk. MII-IC .. m s-ii MCLII Ilk C LU Sutter’s contribution calling for $225,000 a year. ssh LhMak Ll I. Hal scored three to lead Ik lie ^enn^H ST < i r n k k ILl LkaMTaCW Ll L HM Mb Ll Tiant back in groove [ National Stare t2 power raled ballery provides 385 amiB ol cold Fils m dash ol many late model GM and Ford cars - LMaIMt 3.1 INnrlHi ILI I Ma Hal 2-1 ITaki’aMlB Ll I Mkatt Ll of 30 appearances and Pittsburgh’s 11-hit attack cranking power plus 95 minutes of reserve capacil v for ac­ ling, drilling or filing. AFC on FM. INacI 1.1 I Ni i 9N * LkanraHatp S-7 Ltaafrakaa IM llaiVaMal Ll L Mkr IN ftak 7-2 cessories (Group 24Ci. j ai BOSTON (UPI) - Two weeks ago, Luis Tiant was I League Jmsen speakers also on SALfe;; 1|.{ i Lan Phi M LTNpMt 7-2 LMnaMaa ILt I. laUa Oaa ILl a major league­ ... in the second game. ri I Ti’i hmmm ri,L! L Mpakr kto ILI L I M M LILkaNIkM Ll being called old. Now he’s ageless and amazing again. ^ MI.99. Sears Marine Battery |;16.99 .,u,i,«i. ].{ l Ttohn hn I L2 1 Maai Nap Ll L LL'a M ( IM leading total of 17 LIMIaaip it 7. iidfali SNor T.IIMatrak I-l I. NaM IM 7. IMfi Fa Ll The truth is that Tiant 3-1, and the Atlanta Braves Mels 8, Arilrus I Front-End Alignment iJ!! I mrn't Fhihr I t Malp Ll LlaallrlMI M L FaM Ikt Ll has not changed. He still is The 31,038 fans in atten­ saves. downed the Philadelphia Tom Seaver pitched a Regular $12.99, For lost 3 9 9 THEMUZZLER 4-1 4ft C Ml MILU IMI7C UkClC LhHartp 36 years old as he was in dance celebrated the Sutter came out of the Phillies, 5-3, in other NL five-hitter for his seventh SAVE *4 American Cars MiLU LMtuftay IlriaNM L T u M kaaa 1- 2 I. M h iln |.l 1. laaar 7-2 Heavy-Duty Lkka’alaMa L I km IN Ll lislUaa Ll I Ma Ml L2 May. But he was being hit revival by chanting "Loo- bullpen Sunday and nailed games. win and Lenny Handle IHaaMcM '!;{ LpMkftaaa LkaMU 7- 1 I Ll L M M a ee, Loo-ee” as they have In down the Cubs’ 6-5 victory The SteudyR icier IWlar'aMIc Ll LnapprcMa ILl“•‘^fSaWLaa LI.,------tl hard and was getting Rv(l* 7-14, Expos 6-8 singled and sc o r^ during a M uffler LlaarilkMr i l l L I & ' m i I tElti Ll LhM M I L U kMkkaa knocked out of games ear­ past years for the man who over the San Francisco George Foster drove in two-run eighth inning for G)mplete Brake Job ^ MSOTra M| U I Lt’a iitp I L S k n lM Ll LOakkaUaak Ll L m. Irak Ma ______p.2 7. Ska iM I. IMniar alii 2- 1 I. Cain2-17. la faaa f m i ly, causing the fans and has rebounded from arm Giants with two Innings of the decisive run with an in­ the Mets, who dealt rookie Regular 8 8 LTM7M 112.99 We * Turn and true all lour drums or 99 7. kp Mk kartailLl L Sm TS Ll LM|N.$ LUhiaka media critics to bury Tiant trouble in 1971 to win 101 one-hit relief which didn’t field out in the first game Floyd Bannister his sixth each rotors • Rebuild wheel cylinders • 69 1 6 1 MM b Ika 7-1 U IK I-lkat liliMkM again. games for the Red Sox. really satisfy him or Inspect master cylinder • Flush A OMiaS SHCkl -MMlBlkM and singled home the tie- setback. Seaver struck out bleed hydraulic brake sytem. nil to "Some of you guys knock Manager Herman Franks. Sears Besi heavy-duly shocks! Drum or The Cuban right-hander breaking run during a four- six and walked two in CtO capacity with brake Huld • Ac­ •iwNYknia • me down, say I can’t pich “Maybe he is finally get­ r it most American-made cars, im ­ curately adjust each wheel • Road Disc Fhs M%orAmer. installed! indicated the funeral was run rally in the sixth inning raising his record to 7-3. ports, pickups and vans. Fast, low- test. Cars, Clamps ICslra 7*n TK Idi U M k LU SklLII anymore,” said Tiant as he ting a little tired,” said cost installation available IklLlI MILU , Ilk C LU premature when he pitched of the second game as the Ilraves .5, Pliillira ,3 III i LU J- SyfiJ*",.. 7-2 I. M M ki I-l 1. OariaaMa ■{-I I. Iiiiakk 7-2 unwrapped and lit a big Franks. “He didn’t have as I.lcirtkrllap IL i J 2 J " E * W Ll I M L2 IlakpCkM seven strong Innings last Reds cut the Dodgers' lead Jeff Burroughs hit a UMkra Ll IlMiriPik ILl Ilkaila '-■iMaa'iMiM 7-t week to gain a win against cigar and puffed the smoke much stuff as he usually in the Western Division to 7 three-run homer following iM CM Ll imiiM rii ILl i Ikaa'i Tka IlaMkMi ■M I Ml W ar Ll LIkMkpq .•issrsr ri Kansas City. into a circle of reporters does.” l/2games. The Reds staged singles by Barry Bonnell IM kiM i L2 LBaikiM 7-2 LMaNa it! Tiaiit bolted all the way around his locker. “I'm But, Sutter said, “ I feel their biggest hitting spree and Willie Montanez with I & M M m L L l U * M la M k a m Ll IM aN a Lj 7. jJM Mlq H I. Miir M l IM just human; I’m not a IM ' IIW iM laa ILl UM iIM LUikkkakak ILl back to life Sunday by great. 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ThMc IN Ilaiakiknal Ll Tiant never had more than when you’re going bad but The Cubs scored their three runs with two Messersmilh also homered IM 7. IlN I.baajal IM l.lqMliM I. k ^ Ll T l I UBk MM ILl LMi IrM ILl I N.li|l Ll 1 Ma Ma > > 1 ra Mm Ll one runner on base in an in­ I've been pitching long sixth victory in their last doubles and a single and for the Braves while Greg Ll WTUT-Ul'i UNqklM ning and allowed the enough to know to find out seven games when Gene Eric Rasmussen scattered Luzinski hit his 13th for the ONmiKCkl — Iqrh Irnfi h 6k Rangers to get as far as se­ what I'm doing wrong and Clines singled and went to 10 hits for his fifth win in Phillies. Reliever Gene cond base only once. then correct it.” second on an error by out­ helping the Cardinals hand Garber was the loser. t PAGE FOUR S - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., June 13, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. June 13. 1977— PAGE FIVE-B LEGAL tation Federal Highway Administra­ INDEX Help Wanttd tion 79 Halp Wantad 13 LittleTeag^ {Standingt) NOTICE N O T IC IS Open next stop 990 Wethersfield Avenue 1 “ Lost iod Found MISSILE CREWMAN - No In accordance with the Hartford, Connecticut 8 — Poftonolo experience required. Current RHs - LPNs Ballard super NATIONAL 1 — Announcomontt provisions of Section 7-131j training openings. Good 76, 511 shift, fuU time, State Department of Planning I Enitrtainmgnt Dave MacBryde hurled a American League and Section 13a-58 of the & Energy Policy S -> Aucliona Mlary, paid training. Enlist­ part time, weekends reUef. two-hitter leading the E u t General Statutes of Connec­ 340 Capitol Avenue ment required. Ages 17-35. Come in and taUc to us PIflANCiAL CaU U.S. Army at to0442. Medics to a 2-0 win over for Al Geiherger W L Pet. GB ticut, as amended, and Title Hartford, Connecticut 1 — Bondi'StockS'MorigaaH about our new higher star- Moriarty Bros. Saturday at 23, SecUon 128 of the U.S. I — Porsonal Loam Ung rate. New York 34 25 .578 — Connecticut State Library ) — Inturanct RN SUPVERVISORS - 3 to 11, Code, the Connecticut Depart­ ion win Buckley Field. Bill Masse MEMPHIS, Tenn. two-under-par 70 Sunday dismay as both Player and Boston 32 24 .571 Vk 231 Capitol Avenue and 11 to 7 shifts. Join our EAST HARTFORD ment of ’Transportation will EMPLOYMENT homer^ for the Medics (UPI) — Al Geiberger for a 72-hole total of 273 McGee fired eagles. Baltimore 31 26 .544 2 Hartford, Connecticut I — Halp Wantad progressive nursing team. CONVALESCENT HOME' with Mark Holmes, Joe hold the following combined i - Buiinaaa Opporiuniilaa Meadow Convaleicem Center, and a three-stroke win over The round changed Milw 29 31 .483 SVk Capitol Region Council of > — Situation Waniad 748 Mein St. By LEN AISTER Manchester has slated an Ellington starting lineup Gllagher and Glen Chetelat is the only golfer to open space and cor- 333 BidweU Street, 4476196. Gary Player and Jerry quickly and drastically on aeveland 24 28 .462 6Vk ridor/design public hearings; Governments East Hartford, Conn. HrralH Sporlswriler exhibition game Tuesday struckout at least twice each collecting doubles. win a PGA tourna­ 97 Elm Street EDUCATION at East Catholic's Eagle with the host club McGee. He won 840,000. the back nine, however. Detroit 24 31 .436 8 Nathan Hale School Cafeteria, — Privata Inatfuctiona COUPLE TO ACT as ment with a 15-under- Hartford, Connecticut — Schooti'Claataa superintendent In small apart­ What had been lost "Actually, I feel like I Player bogeyed the 10th Toronto 23 32 .418 9 160 Spruce Street, *• Initructiona Wantad $100.00 A WEEK and more Field against West Hart­ managing to slug just two Carter Chevrolet scored ment house. Maintenance, and can be reported found. par score — and never won two tournaments,” hole and Geiberger caught Wetl Manchester, Connecticut, State Department of Possible working at home part ford with its next zone con­ balls out of the infield, both in every inning en route to Transportation , NEAL ESTATE minor repairs, iq Hartford even shoot a round in said Geiberger after his him with a birdie. He then GB Thursday, June 16, 1977 — Momaa for Saia area. Please state experience, time through mailing cir­ Bruce Ballard, who test Thursday at home easy chances for dn 18-4 decision over Bureau of Planning St — Lota-Land for Sala culars. Send self address^ final round in near 100- picked up a two-stroke lead Minn 34 24 ___ 7:30 P.M. family status and age, strictly didn't have a curveball against Enfield. Both Manchester centerfielder Nichols Tire Saturday at the 60s. Research Invaatmant Proparty stamped envelope. King, Box degree heat. when he added another bir­ Chicago 31 25 .554 2 South Windsor Town Hall, — Buainaaa Proparty confidential. Write Bor N, c/o in his arsenal the first games start at 6 o'clock. Ray Gliha. Ballard threw Buckley. Don Maxim had Geiberger made golfing Environmental Services Divi­ — Raaorl Proparty Manchester Herald. 233K 122, Mantua, N.J. 08051. Ballard was masterful 142 pitches. “’That 59 took a lot out Of die on the 14th and Player Calif 28 27 .509 4Vk 1540 Sullivan Avenue sion Raal Eatata Waniad half of his freshman three hits including a history in the second round South Windsor, Connecticut and Ellington starter Craig me,” he said. “I felt it again bogeyed. Texas 26 27 .491 5W 24 Wolcott Hill Road MiSC. SERVICES DEMONSTRATORS: Act now Steuernagel, un- grandslam homer, Mike of the Memphis Golf Monday, June 20, 1977 season at the Universi­ today.” Player shook his head Kan City 27 29 .482 6 Wethersfield, Connecticut — Sarvicaa Offarad IcnMT t coufcnw for an extra free gift. Sell Steuernagel, a sophomore customarily, had trouble Byam had four hits and Pat Classic when he shot a 13- 7:30 P.M. — Painting-Paparing name brand toys and gifts ty of Pennsylvania, at East Catholic High, was Geiberger’s lead was cut over the missed putts and Oakland 27 29 .48^ 6 Town Clerk's Office Building-Contracting with his control issuing 10 □urxeBurke inree three lor for v-aners. Carter’s. under-par — j -JT 59 on the 7,193-■,*»»- The hearing will be concerned (Flsher-Prlce, Playskool, to three strokes going into the bogeys they caused. Seattle 26 37 .403 12 Municipal Building — floofing-Siding MIMAGER Fenton)^. Earn or more showed yesterday he outstanding working out of free passes against the Byam hurled a three-hitter Colonial Country Club with the' Department's — Heating-Plumbing $l ooo the last 18 holes, when 550 Main Street — Flooring with Treasure House Party self-made jams as the club which included three : _____j ___• _ i _ . e ____ * 1 . ______rcourse. n t i r s A ‘"That was just the icing recommended cor- j Needed for our large had rediscovered it to in winning his fourth game. Player birdied the par- Sunday’s Results Hartford, Connecticut — Moving-TrucKing-Sloraga Plan. Free kit. Top com­ pitching duel unfolded. of his Eagle teammates. Geiberger, who left im­ on on the cake,” said the ridor/design plan for Sarvicaa Wantad I progressive Automotive- join his blazing fast­ Rich Bono hit best for three third hole. Geiberger Boston 3-2, Texas 26 Hartford Public Library missions. Also booking par­ The Manchester hurled He, however, escaped each mediately for Tulsa and South African golfer. 'T d Interstate 291 in South Wind­ MiSC. FOR SALE I Fuel Oil establishment. ties. Call collect person to ball. Nichols. hit his drive out of bounds 500 Main Street Hurryl Matt or Bring Your Ad Todayl issued a leadoff walk in the time before departing after the U.S. Open, said his played so well all week, but California 11, Cleveland 2 sor and Manchester and open — Household Goods Must be experienced, and person for Miss Carol, 203491- and took a double-bogey six Hartford, Gionecticut ~ Articles for Sala 2100 The former Manchester second, after striking out eight innings. Steuernagel biggest job today will be I just couldn’t putt.” Chicago 6, Baltimore 4 space land in Manchester. The I have some successful . AMERICAN on the par-four fourth hole, Town Clerk’s Office — Building Supplies history of collections. High standout hurled 9 2/3 the side in the first, and fanned six giving up only forgetting about Memphis Unlike Player, McGee Minnesota 6, New York 1 open space land affected by — 'Pats -Birds- Dogs MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Rallying for three runs in reducing his advantage Milwaukee 4, Kan City 0 1.291 is 6.5 acres of Wickham Town Hall — Livestock Please call for Interview innings of no-hit baseball, then settled down to retire two hits. and the sub-60 round, and was pleased with his finish. — Boats & Accassorias P.o. BOX 591 n u r se r y school Assis­ the sixth. Army & Navy Park in Manchester. Windsor, Connecticut [appointment — Mr. tant Teacher - Three mor- breaking up a scoreless af­ the next 26 straight. With Ellington reliever Mike preparing for the Open. over Player to a single "Of course I wanted to Oakland 7, Detroit 1 » Sporting Goods fair with a home run in the remained unbeaten by stroke. Seattle 5, Toronto 2 The Department's Windsor Public Library — Garden Products MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 tftHtilFliO I 6455135, Ext. 25. [Ungs. Primary School Cer­ two outs in the 10th, Tom Metayer breezed through "This was a pretty good win this tournament, but — Antiques tification. Open environment, pushing a run across in the recommended plan Is shown 323 Broad Street — Wanted to Buy top of the 10th inning, to Ferreri broke up the no-hit the ninth but with two outs warm-up,” he said. “I I’m mighty glad to be se­ Today’s Games and Jewish (^iltural Program. bottom of the seventh in­ on a map dated May 1977, en­ Windsor, Connecticut ^ UVBmillN lead the Manchester bid lining the first offering in the visitor’s 10th Ballard think the hardest thing will ‘"That’s where I thought cond too,” he said. Chicago (Barrios 56) at RENTALS Dear Sirs: Call 8756559, or 6457595 ning to score a 76 win over I had lost the tournament,” titled "PUBUC HEARING Town Clerk’s Office — Rooms for Rant American Legion team to a up the middle. Ballard lined an opposite field be to come down. His putt on the 18th Boston (Jenkins 55), N — Apartments for Rant PART TIME Cashiers - You’ll Civitan Club Saturday at MAP, INTERSTATE 91, Town Office Building — Homes lor Rent Plaaia run the following ad for 4 dave at iha 1-0 win over host Ellington finished in style whiffing homer over the rightfield Geiberger said. But things earned him an $18,500 Tekas (Blyleven 57) at Work our electronic cash Waddell. Tim Ellis had HARTFORD TO ENFIELD C3iurch Street Business for Rant money-saving rata of *4.001 ^ ** spacial in a Zone Eight tilt at Scott Gagnon, his' 23rd vic­ got worse before im­ share of second-place Qeveland (^ k e rsle y 6-4), — Resort Property for Rant registers. Handle money, storm fence, about a 333- three hits including two ’Til probably relax and AND INTERSTATE 291, Windsor Locks, Connecticut NOW IS Brookside Park. It was the tim. foot shot. proving. money, compared to the N ' — Waniad to Rant meet customers. Previous homers, Billy Hill two come back to reality WINDSOR TO Windsor Locks Public Library — Misc. (or Rant CHECK ENCLOSED L CASH ENCLOSED cashier experience helpful but opener for both clubs. Everyone in the And that was the game. He watched as Player $8,800 which went to Mike Kansas City (Spllttorff 4- MANCHESTER". This map is blows including a round- tomorrow,” said Main Street AUTOMOTIVE not necessary. Good starting THE tied him with a birdie on Morley and Tom Weiskopf, 4) at New York (Torrez 7-4), on display for public inspec­ — Autos for Sala tripper and Kenny Geiberger, who had par Windsor Locks, Connecticut sala^ In line with experience. the fifth hole. Geiberger who tied for fourth at 277. N tion in the town clerk’s offices ~ Trucks for Sala Only evenings and weekends Krajewski and Leon rounds Thursday and Town Clerk’s Office » Heavy Equipment lor Sale (1) (2) (3) TIME made a birdie on the Morley had a 67 Sunday in Hartford, Windsor, Windsor 1540 Sullivan Avenue — Motorcyclas-Bicyclas (4) (3) hours available. Call Bilodeau two safeties Saturday, finished with a » Campars-Trailars-Mobila Grossman’s, Mr. McIntyre or to oarn a littia axtra Weekend golf seventh, but looked on in and Weiskopf a 69. Locks, East Windsor, Enfield, South Windsor, Connecticut apiece for the 106 winners. Manchester and South Wind­ Homes Mrs. Shanley, 286 Pine Street, monay thia aummar. South Windsor Public Library Automotive Service Jim Bosse tripled for National League sor, The piubllc hearing limits Autos for Rant-Lease Manchester, 649-0134. An Wa naad boya and (•) E ^ l Opportunity Employer COLNTRY CLLB Angelino 80-12-68, West Frank Sullivan 80-11-69, Civitan. East for Interstate 91 are 993 Sullivan Avenue (7) (6) (6) girls 2 svsnings par South Windsor, Connecticut (10) B est 12 - A - Bud Day 78-10-68; C - Audi Gordon Quick 80-11-69; C W L Pet. GB Interstate 84 in Hartford and w ssk . M u st b s Seattle Slew owners the Massachusetts state line Town Clerk’s Office Belanger 45-4-41, Terry Weiman 85; Jack Moffatt Flight — Gross — Lynn INTERNATIONAL Chicago 36 19 .655 - Laid o f f ? n o w ’s the best prsssntabis, Town Hall Schilling 44-3-41, Joe Novak 86-17-69. Spillman 79, Net — Dave Runs came in every in­ Pittsburgh 32 22 .593 3W in Enfield, and for Interstate time to make top $$ selUng courtsous, and 41 Center Street □ NOTICES 01) (12) 45-4-41; B - Stan Watson 46- .Member-.Member - Stark 90-2268, Dale An­ ning as once-beaten An- St. Louis 33 24 .579 4 291, Interstate 91 In Windsor (13) (14) (IS) Avon. Be an independent ^ le s rsaponsibls. It In - and Interstate 86 in Manchester, Connecticut Representative. Sell world- 5-41, Pat Mistretta 47-&41, Steve Matava-Willie drews 97-27-70, Don saldi’s trounced Boland Phlla 31 25 .554 SVk tarsstsd, pisaas hava Ed Shaw 48-7-41, Bill Day Crom w ell 97-26-71, Bill plan to keep racing Manchester. More detailed Manchester Public Library Loaf and Found 1 famous cosmetics, popular Oleksinski 70, gross; Jack Oil, 28-4, Saturday at Leber Montreal 24 31 .436 12 200' scale maps entitled 586 Main Street fragrances, family products parants or guardian 47-5-42, John Wilson 48-6- Moffatt-Roy Riggott 63, K irsche 90-19-71, Tony Field. Tony Cbevrette New York 24 33 .421 13 "INTERSTATE 291, SOUTH Manchester, Connecticut LOST - Small all gray cat. St. (16) (17) (16) (20) at competitive prices, jewelry contact Bath McLsod 42; B - Ray Remes 5242-40, John Wilks-Bill Tomkiel 63, Crisco 97-23-74, Bill Roy 98- doubled twice and singled (16) and more...all NEW YORK (UPI) racing him as a 4-year- Besides, we’re having West WINDSOR” and Town Clerk’s Office Charles apartment, Delmont a t t h s Manchsstsr John Mattem 49-8-41, Bob 23-75; K ickers- 7 1 , 75, 80. guaranteed...many shown on Bill Skinner-Bob and Kent Stringfellow — Seattle Slew, worth old,” said Mickey Taylor. fun.” Pet. GB "INTERSTATE 291, Town Hall Street area. He is really mls- EVanlng Harald. Frank 53-12-41; Low gross - Stableford Tourna­ Please help find him. 645 TV. Be your own boss. No LaChapelle 63, net. tripled for the 8-1 winners. “We’ll do what’s best for Undoubtedly, Seattle Los Ang 38 I .644 - MANCHESTER” dated May, 11 Rye Street SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. experience necessary. Phons 647-9946 m e n t - A — G ross — more than any other Ad ovtf 20 word! — Rtgulor Prlc« Terry Schilling 76; Best Ladies Foul Ball - Doris Matt Gallagher had two the horse.” Slew is a bonanza for Cincln 29 .518 7W 1977, are on display in the East Windsor, Connecticut ball - Ray Chittick 99, Tom George Bednarz 36, Net — horse in the history of town clerks’ offices of South Carpenter, Mary Presti, bingles for 1-10 The victory was the ninth racing. San Diego 27 I .429 13 Broad Brook Library Associa­ FOUND - Orange and white NAME...... TELEPHONE SALES - Earn Turner 99. Tony Steullet 41, Chick Windsor and Manchester, $4 per hour - Salary and com­ l e g a l SECRETARY to Kathy Dimlow, Nellie Boland. Thoroughbred racing straight for Seattle Slew The sturdily built bay San Fran 25 .424 13 tion kitten. Chestnut Street area. S leep s - A - Gross - Mai Gagnon 40, Bob Chambers respectively. mission. Multi branch four work in Manchester. Part Johnson 56, Isabelle Par- after becoming the and brought his career ear­ colt is only the 10th ’Triple Houston 24 .407 14 Broad Brook, Connecticut CaU 6452501. “ w s v ...... time during July and August! LaFrancis 75; Net - Terry 40, Paul Nielsen 39, Bill Written statements or aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa state firm has permanent ciak, Jen Schotta, Hazel The Oilers upped their first undefeated Triple nings to $707,720. But that Crown champion and the AtlanU 22 I .367 16W Town Clerk’s Office openings. Shifts from 9 a.m. to Call 64524K. Twardy 39, Bob Lukas 37; exhibits concerning this Fanonala 2 "•*»...... c u n n u m i...... Schilling 76-6-70, Bud Piper, Joann Hunt 60. record to 8-1 with an 86 sum pales in CQinparison to first since ^ r e t a r i a t in Town Hall 9 p.m. Monday through B — G r o s s — J o h n Crown champion, will project may be submitted, WANTED mature person who B elanger 78-7-71, Rich Best the Pro - Karen triumph over Dairy Queen Seattle Slew’s stud value, 1973. But Secretariat was 820 Enfield Street TRIM OFF Pounds with O FFER E X P IR E S JUNE 30th, 1977 Friday. Call 643-4301. Banavige 30, Net — Stan be given the opportuni­ Sunday’s Results either at the public hearings, can take dictation, type, kee Riordan 76-5-71; B West Parciak 66, Kathy Dimlow Saturday at Leber. The certainly in excess of $10 syndicated before bis ’Tri­ Enfield Central Library Gobese Grapefruit Extra Mloganoski 43, Jim Tymon Qncin 7-14, Montreal 68 or may be mailed or d eliv e^ HORIZONTAL Boring Mill medical records, and wor.% Day 80; Pat Mistretta 78- 68, Helen larm ett 70, Jen Oilers had only two hits. ty to add further luster million and maybe as much ple Crown campaign and to the Connecticut Depart­ Middle Road Strength Capsules and fast­ with cash receipts^ dis 42, Paul Saari 42, Joe Bell Pittsburgh 57, San Diego acting Tablets, Liggett operator. First Class 12-66, Ed Shaw 81-14-67; A - Schotta 71. Chris Holmes doubled and to his brilliant record. as $15 million. retired from racing at the ment of Transportation — Enfield, Connecticut machinist with experience on persements, accounts 40, Dan McDonough 40, 1-4 Parkade Pharmacy. Ray Copeland 88; John Bill Belekewicz doubled His young owners, Obviously, the breeding conclusion of his 3-year-old Bureau of Plan — and Commissioner of large weldments. 50 hour receivable and payable Bob Livingston 39, Tom Atlanta 5, Philadelphia 3 records. Call Mr. Perun, for Mattern 83-16-67, Lou Talltvood and singled for the losers, Mickey and Karen Taylor industry would love to see season. Research office at 24 Wolcott Transportation REDUCE SAFE & Fast with w ed. Day shift. Call 289-6471. Harrington 38; C — Gross St. Louis 5, Los Angeles 2 Hill Road in Wethersfield un­ 0396 ______appointment, 2857471. Betko 91-18-73, Bob Low Gross, Low net now 3-5. and Dr. Jim and Sally Hill, Seattle Slew retired from Although the breeding in­ GoBese Tablets and E-Vap LaChapelle 1-18-73. — Bob Allard 26, Net — Jim Chicago 6. San Francisco 5 til July 5,1977. These written "water pills”, Liggett COUPLE TO WORK part tourney - A Flight— Gross reaffirmed their intention racing immediately to dustry shudders at the TOWN OF Ma n c h e s t e r ” BOOKKEEPER • Secretary. Meister 42, Jack Ziskin 40, New York 3, Houston 1 statements or exhibits will be Parkade Pharmacy. time as substitute bouse Member-Member - AMERICAN FARM Saturday to race Seattle thought of Seattle Slew parents In boys gruop home. Convalescent Home seeking — Tony Steullet 75, Net — Bruce Fleury 39, John avoid a possible Injury and made a part of the public LEGAL Gross - Erwin Kennedy- Jim Booth 80-10-70, Ted Scoring early. Army St Slew as a 4-year-old, after certainly the Taylors and ever setting foot on a race Tuesday Games Call 6434320. full time Bookkeeper / Bud Pietrantonio 71; Net - Lewis 38, Bill Dowd 38, Navy trimmed Civitan New York (Koosman 46) hearing and will be considered Secretary. Diversified duties, Blasko 80-10-70, Joe the colt easily won the Bel­ Hills are taking a tremen­ track again, the racing in­ in the same way as oral NOTICE •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag Terry Schilling-Bud Frank Damon 38; Kickers Club, 8-2, Saturday at at Atlanta (Nlekro 46), N □ FINANCIAL with emphasis on Murphy 79-8-71, Jim - 7 7 . mont Stakes to become the dous gamble by continuing dustry drools in anticipa­ statements recorded at the The Zoning Board of Appeals ^kkeeping. CaU Meadows Belanger 63, Ed Shaw- Sommers 80-8-72, Bob Buckland. Andy Taylor 10th Triple Crown cham­ to race him. tion of this autumn’s en­ Montreal (Alcala 16) at hearing. The statements and will hold public hearings on Convalescent Home, 6476191. George Stephens 63. SoiK/t-StocAt-Aforlgagea • Thornton 78-6-72; B Flight Satisfied Vikes hurled a two-hitter and pion and the first with an "How much money can visioned meeting between Houston (Lemongello 1-9), comments of each hearing Monday, June 20, 1977, star­ Best the Pro - Net - aided his own cause with a N ting at 7:00 P.M., in the DISHWASHER Needed - - Gross — Don Wennik 78, BLOOMINGTON, Minn, undefeated record. you spend,” Mickey Taylor Seattle Slew and Forego. will be combined into one CARRIERS Dimlow 68. Schotta 71; single. Brian Matter and Philadelphia (Carlton 53) public hearing transcript. Conference Room of Lincoln Days. Meadows Convalescent Net — Brooks Earle 82-15- (UPI) — Quarterbacks Bob “As long as he stays argues. “We’ve got him in­ Such a showdown almost 600D NEW SI Center, Manchester. Accep­ Putts - Romayko 28, Schot­ David Negri played well at Cincinnati (Fryman 2-4), Each hearing will be con­ C e n te r, 494 M ain S t., Home owners can obtain a second 67, Dan McDonough 82-14- Lee and Tom Kramer have sound, we plan to continue sured for $3.5 million. assuredly will draw a roortfaia with best terms in town. ting applications. ta 30, Giblin 30. defensively for the winners N ducted in the following Manchester, Conn., to hear NEEDED 68, Tom Harrington 79-11- signed contracts with the record crowd. Best 15 - A - Steve while Tom Prithard and manner; After the Depart­ and consider the following for SOCIAL Worker. Experience 68, Jack Nicholson 84-1648, Minnesota Vikings. M atava 58-5-53, Willie Brian Kost were best in ment of Transportation’s petitions: preferred. Apply at Vernon Manchester and Manor Health (jare Facillt' Oleksinski 61-8-53, Joe defeat. presentation, the moderator Item 1 No. 540 A second mortgage for consoUda- East Hartford areas Monday through Friday, 9 Novak 62-8-54, Ted Plodzik Legion Junior nine active will first accept comments B.J. Warehouse Outlet — Uon o t all your Bllu. Elasy monthly t from town officials, area Request Special Exception in payments. First time ever offered. to dallvof tho 4. 871-1^. 61- 8-54; B - Pat Mistretta Winning two games and NATIONAL FARM No legal fees. Write... legislators and regional plan­ accordance with Article II, Manchottar Evtning 62- 12-50, Marsh Warren 60- losing one last weekend Gauruder reached on an Two five-run frames kx RR LIVE MECHANIC - ning agency representatives. Section 7.09 to permit use of H arald 10-50, John Wilson 63-12-51, was the Manchester Junior eiTor for one run and Mike iifted C arter’s to a 16-1 win o ' Experienced in air con- Pinkin’s infield out made it Individuals who wish to speak front yard for storage and dis­ c/8 Haidwitar Herald Call dtUonlng and transmissions on Bert Davis 61-10-51, Ros Legion baseball team. over E d’s Arco Saturday at 36. are requested to sign a sign-up play of gyms and swimming GM cars. FuU benefits. Con­ Laliberte 64-13-51; C - Gil Saturday at Eagle Field, it Charter Oak Field. Jeff 647-9946 Shawn Spears had a dou­ sheet when entering the pools — 274 Broad Street — tact Oirls Scranton, 872-9145. Stephens 74-27-47, Phil split a doubleheader with Carr homered, Jim Mahar Business Zone III. ble and Mike Gilberto, hearing. In order to allow □ EMPLOYMENT Converser 69-20-49; Low the Meriden Mustangs, everyone an opportunity to EXPERIENCED Service Ad- Gregg Kane and Dave had five hits including four Item 2 No. 541 gross - Erwin Kennedy 74, winning the first 36 and doubles and Matt Maroutie speak, ail individuals C harles A. Mozzer & visor - Knowledge on GM Blake each hit safely in H«/p Hfantori 13 Warranty proceoures. FuU Steve Matava 74; Best ball losing the second by the speaking for the first time will William Safarik— Variance is Saturday’s nightcap. Joe had four bingles in the con­ benefits. Contact Chris Scran­ - Dick Schotta 85, Tom same margin, and yester­ be requested to limit their requested of Article II, Sec­ Demeo made a sensational test. SALES POSITION - Straight i •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ton, 872-9145. Leone 85. day at Brookside Paik in remarks to approximately tion 4.01.01 — Minimum lot commissions, leads furnished 3 catch in centerfield. Sweeps - A - Gross - Ellington the Ellington five minutes. Individuals with frontage, to reduce the fron­ to homeowners. CaU 242-5402. Yesterday, Gilberto lengthy prepared statements Erwin Kennedy 74; Net - Junior Legion team fell, 18- tage of 34 Stone Street to 48.50 3. singled and tripled and are requested to give a sum­ feet, realigning the common PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The Steve Matava 74-5-69, Eric Gauruder fired a drove in three runs, mary of their statements not boundary between the two Air Force recently announced Carrol Maddox 77-7-70; B - one-hitter, walking two and Freiheit doubled and Softball to exceed five minutes and properties so as to adjust the new openings for individuals GROWTH POTENTIAL Marsh Warren 78; Pat submit a copy of the entire ' with prior miUtary service. If striking out nine, in leading singled and had four RBIs, front and rear boundaries by 5 you have been out for lesa M istretta 79-12-67. Lou statement, which will be feet — 2530 Stone Street and Manchester to the victory Blake doubled and singled TONIGHrS GAMES than 5 years and are looking Saturday. ’The two Meriden and drove in two, Mike made an official part of the 34 Stone Street, Residence Klock vs. Jaycees, 6 - for "A Great Way of Life’ , OPPORTUNITY runners who walked were Fournier doubled and public hearing transcript. Zone A. Contact the Air Force Im­ Halp Wantad 78 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Waniad 13 Fitzgerald cut down trying to steal by After everyone has had a Item 3 No. 542 mediately. Call 6457440. BaMball singled and had three RBIs Glen vs. Frank’s, 7:15 - chance to speak once,, there catcher Mike Coulombe and Spears singled twice W.E. Reiser — Variance is MEN-WQMEN. Immediate EXPERIENCED Painter DIRECT SALES - Are you the CUMBERLAND FARMIs Fitzgerald Methodist vs. will be no time limit for those STEADY WORK - Reliable, employment. Steady work. Wanted. CaU between 5 and 6 type of person who would be and a Matt Gluhosky to and drove in three runs for requested of Article II, Sec­ Vittner’s, 6 • Robertson wishing to speak a second tion 3.01.01 — Minimum lot hard worker, who wants Good opportunity. (^11 872- p.m. 6454343. wUUng to work hard for $500 COLT INTERTOWN Mike Freiheit to Pete Kiro Manchester. steady employment, good in­ 4515. per week? If you are, you may Moriarty’s vs. Pero’s, time. frontage, to divide parcel of Jeff Berman hurled a doubleplay cleared the Jamie Gallagher was a come. Call 5286702 between 5 qualify for training to repre­ STORE MANAOERS 7:15 • Robertson Maps, drawings and other land into two lots, one lot with 2 only. two-hitter as the bases after Meriden’s only defensive standout at CLERK T Y PIST - No sent one of the largest Con­ Holidays vs. Gus’s, 8:30 • pertinent Information less frontage than r ^ u M experience required. Current sumer Food Suppliers. No Our rapid expansion program has I Manchester Merchants hit in the fifth. shortstop in support of 77 V EM 77 MONZA developed for the project and R obertson Town Cpa. with a 2.1 Stra, 4 oyl. 77VE0il — 81 Olcott Drive, Residence NOW accepting applications training opening. Good salary, M f s - L P I f s experience necessary. CaU Icreated openings for responsible In- downed Windham, 9-8, Singles by Jamie Freiheit’s five-hit, seven- 2 Door Sedan wHh a 140-2 bM 4 eyi written views received as a Zone AA. for full time employmentt. Mr. Streckfus, between 2 and Savings vs. Cougars, 6 * angina, 4 apaad bana., sport mirrors, Hatchback Coupe with a 1452BBL, 4 paid fralning. Enlistment Idlvlduals, M ALES AND FEM A LES to yesterday in the opener of Gallagher and Gluhosky strikeout performance. angina, 4 apood trana., body alda cyl. angina, turbo hydramilic bans., result of the coordination con­ Item 4 No. 544 Call 5 ^ 3 ^ between 9 and 2 required. Ages 17-35. CaU U. NURSES AIDES 4, at 5694990. Cheney bo^ sida mouMInga, srtiaal open only. the Colt Intertown and a sacrifice fly by Manchester begins moulding, radio. Cartar Caro body side moulding, radio, wheal trim cerning this project are Robert J. Armentano — S. Army at 6^9442. COMPANIONS 1 train for STO RE M ANAGEM ENT. Jim’s vs. Belliveau, 6 • mottidinga, radio, w/walls. Carter WINDOW WASHER Wanted - Baseball League at Freiheit produced a run in Jaycee-Courant League Package. Stock No. 4892. ringa, w/walla. Cartar Cara Package. available for public inspection Variance is requested of Arti­ To provido nonlBg ftrvice In the fourth. In the fifth, Keeney Cara Package. Stock No. BBSS. ^ or copying at the Connecticut MOLD MAKERS and Tool ANDOVER BOARD of privito bomsi or medicii Must be experienced, and If you are ambitious, self-motivated, I Moriarty Field. play tonight at 6 against Stock No. 4S9S. cle IV, Section 7F, Article IV, Makers for plastic molds. tneUiUes. Full or ptrt Um«. Live In Dave Parks was hit by a Bob’s vs. Congo, 6 • Nike Department of Transporta­ Finaqce Wish to hire a compsnloQi. Cow dm Uoo glYtn reliable. Steady work. CaU ■people oriented and looking for a career, Craig Ostrout had two the Meriden Mustangs at Section 8F, and Article IV, Excellent benefits. Apply Ver­ secretary. Pay is $75 a year. 649-5334. pitch, Coulombe singled. Flo’s vs. B a r ^ r s , 7 :1 5 • tion, Bureau of Planning and to p m ewnco of days and hours. Iwe are offering an opportunity to learn hits and tripled in two runs Eagle Field. Section 8A1 to permit by a non Mold & Tool Inc., 199 Requirement: Take minutes Malpmtlce coverafo, b o o ^ and Nike Research, Environmental nonconforming use the Forest Street, Manchester, at meetings, type minutes, worilDgmto'a compenaitlon DENTAL ASSISTANT for I management skills. and Al Hutchinson drove in Class II vs. BA’s, 6 • Nebo *3281 Services Division, 24 Wolcott 6454257. provided; Weekly pay. deliver to Town (Uerk within Orthodontist. Experience three runs with a single *3873 qualification for a liquor per­ AlhCCIL teams named David’s vs. Crlspino’s, *3640 Hill Road, Wethersfield, Mon­ mit different from the class of 48 hours. AppUcaUons should AD ft A^TANCE prefered. Vernon Circle. Send , Applicants accepted will receive! and sacrifice fly for the 7 : 1 5 -N ebo day through Friday, 8:30 A.M. liquor permit currently VEHICLE MECHANIC - No be addressed to: John H. For Noram twrn CL, Inc. resume to Box 2356, Vernon, ISALARY, COMMISSIONS, BONUSES Merchants. to 4:30 P.M. experience required. Current Yeomans, Chairman, Board 387 Eaat Canter 8L 06086. By LEN AUSTER Manchester had a whole existing, 304 Main Street, IAND UNLIMITED ADVANCEMENT In addition to the discussion training openings. Good of Finance, Town Office Manoiieator, C t Herald Sporlawriler flock selected to the girls’ Business Zone III. salary, paid training. Enlist­ lOPPORTUNITIES. Bob Walter hurled a two- SENIOR of the recommended cor- Building, Andover, Conn. 643-9816 ACT NOW - Jet to a great way Announcement of All- Item 5 No. 545 ment required. Ages 17-U. 44232. track team. Honors went to Two four-run frames ridor/deslgn, relocation of Ufe. Jobs, Education and hitter but his opponent Janette Fraser Wodal — CaU U.S. Army at 8^9462. Training. For enlistment For parsonal Inltrvtow call CCIL teams for spring sophomore Dana Gilbert in powered Personal Tee to a 77 VEQA assistance programs will be allowed only one as Colum­ 77 CHEVETTE station Wagon wHh a 1452BBL, 4 77 CHEVEHE Variance is requested of Arti­ RECEPTIONIST - Typlit. details, caU Air Force at 6 ^ sfwrts was made recently the 100-yard dash, senior 13-9 win over ’Trader World 2 door with a 1 6 Htar 4 oyl. angina, 4 2 Door with a 1.S IHar 4 cyl. angina, discussed at the public VOICE INTERCEPTOR - No Mr. Rancourt bia blanked Manchester oyl. angina torbohydramatlo bans., cle II, Section 13,12.01 to erect South WlndMr. $130. &naU 7440. with Manchester High Nancy Downing in the 220- Antiques yesterday at Mar­ apaad trana., body sMa mouldings, lurbohydramatle bans., body skto hearings. experience requir^. Current SUPPLY PERSON - No 203-646-1034 Crlspino’s, 36, yesterday body alda moulding, day-nlto mirror, addition to nonconforming friendly sales office needs having a number of per­ yard dash, senior Linda tin ^hool in Senior Girls’ radio, wheal trim rings, w/walls. mouldings, radio. Carter Cara training openings. Good bright Individual with plenty experience required. Current Monday and Tuaaday a P.M. - 8 P.M. in Mansfield. Chris body skto moulding, radio, wbaal trim All persons interested in dwelling 24 feet from street EMPLOYMENT Opportunity s formers named. Maher in the 440-yard dash, Cartar Cara Package. Stock No. Package. Stock No. BSS4. salary, paid training. Enlist­ of mtlative. Good typing skills training openings. Good AN EQUAL OPPORTUMTY EMPLOYER M/F DeCiantis had the lone hit Lea^e action. Trader out- rings, w/walla. Cartar Cara Package. this matter are Invited to at­ line, 192 Hartford Road, In­ ment required. Ages 17-35. - Ehcperienced radio spot sales Sophomore Scott 81S4. I tend these hearings. and pleasant personality. salary, paid training. Enlist­ for Crispino’s. sophomore Tracy Culbert­ hit the Tees, 146. Stock No. 494S. dustrial Zone. CaU U.S. Army at 4459444. ment required. Ages 17-35. perMn. Manchester area. 645 Gottlieb was named to the Interesting duties. Benefits. 8787. son in the javelin and shot Beth Tobin had three hits In accordance with Section Item 6 No. 544 Fee Paid. Olsen Services, 243 CaU U.S. Army at 443-9462. t w i -l e a g u e boys’ tennis team while on put and sophomore Sharon including a bases-loaded 4332 ( 2) (C), Title 42, U.S. Robert L. Walsh — Request Trumbull St., Hartford. 545 Getting into the winning EARN EXTRA Money Part the distaff side sophomore Maher in the shot put. triple and Paula Lent! Code Section 1863 (f). Title 49 Special Exception in accor­ time, workiiw from our plea­ 5561. column after an opening *3590 Cherie Dow in singles and Manchester’s three relay chipped in with two blows *3430 U.S. Code and Section 470 (f) dance with Article II, Section sant office. Hourly rate, plus game loss, Morlarty’s sophomores Diane teams, 440, mile and 880- for the winners. Janet *3829 Title 16 U.S. Code, as 5.02.01 to convert one-family commission. No experience ATTENTION - Party Plan h ’a Vacation Time — Manager & Demonstrators trounced Glastonbury in* W hitaker an d K a th y prescribed in the Federal dwelling to two-family necessary. Will train. Call us yard medley, were all Bidwell and Cindy Granada at 5454990. needed in this areal Over 400 Twi League play yesterday McCoan in doubles were Highway Administration’s dwelling, and request tabbed all-CCIL. each had a trio of safeties Federal Aid Highway faat-selling ItemsI Best Be Sure Te Take at St. Thomas, 16-1, as named to the girls’ squad. variance of Article II, Section WHh You! Honorable mention went to for Trader. Program Manual, a Draft En- CRT Terminal Operator - Hostess AwardsI No In­ John Serafini threw a two- Junior Dave Thomas made 5.02.01(c) to permit 650 square vestment! CaU Collect 1675 (Minimum 2 Weeks, Payable In Advance) Yvonne Kearney in the 100 vlronmental/Sectlon 4 (f) feet floor area, in one unit, 150 Eaat Hartford. $140. Prior hitter. He struck out 10 all-CCIL in goif. (H9L or write SANTA’S TOY and 220-yard dashes, junior Statement was prepared by Summit' Street, Residence experience on terminal, han­ Jim Balesano and Mike dle cuatomer service outlea, PARTIES, Avon, Conn. 08001 - In baseball, junior Mike Lori Veal In the two-mlle the Department of 'Transpor­ zone B. also b o ok in g p a r t ie s . McDonald led the local Jordan was one of three CHEVROLET ■Igure work. Small friendly of­ MAIt IN THS SOON TO run, Katie Hennessy in the tation In conjunction with the Information pertaining to mm fice offers great benefits and offense with two hits each. A pitchers named while mile, sophomore Tess Maz- Tryout camp Federal Highway Administra­ above may be obtained in the congenial work atmosphere. Fifteen walks figures seniors Rachel Rosen and tion. The Section 4 (f) State­ POWER GENERATOR zotta in the 880-yard run, The Clnclniuiti Reds will Planning Office. Fee paid. Olsten Service, US Equipment Operator - No figured in the scoring. Kathy Strand were tabbed senior Teri Arendt in the ment specifically addresses Trumbull St., Hartford. 545 The MB’s have three conduct a tryout camp the effect the project would All persons Interested may at­ 5541. experience required. Cunent CIRCUUTION, BOX 591 to the all-CCIL girls’ soft- long jump and high jump, training openings. Good June 25 at Dickenman have on p ark land In tend these hearings. games this week, ’Tuesday ball team. Pitcher Doreen Siobhan Duffy in the salary, paid training. EnUst- Field in Norwich. All Manchester. This document is ZONING BOARD at Nebo against Downham, second hurdles and Sharon Maher 1229 MAIN STREETy MANCHESTER TEL 646-6464 ment required. Ages 17-35. Manchester Evening Herald, Manchester, Conn. 06040 players must supply own CARTER available for public Inspection OF APPEALS Volkswagen, Thursday baseman Ellen Donadio in the'discus. Paul J. Rossetto, CaU U.S. Army at SU6462. equipment. American and copying during normal with Hartford Insurance OPEN EVBNINOO T il 9 PM THUR8. TIL 8 PM SAT. TIL 8 PM Secretary Chaok Chack and third baseman Colleen All-league selections in Ugion players must have working hours at the following H e r a l b and Friday with Jai Alai, Dated this 13th day of June, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WAITRESS - Part time nights i 2 Weeks Outside Conn. » 2 i0 □ 2 Weeks Inside Conn. Shane received honorable boys’ track were not written permission slips to locations: ‘ 1.95 □ both at St. ’Thomas. mention. 1977. and weekends. Apply at released. take part. U.S. Department of Transpor­ PHONE 643-2711 I 1 Outside Conn. ‘4.90 □ 1 Month Inside Conn. ‘3 i 0 □ 0354 Foa Aisfs rANCf m p u c m o r o u e a o Tacorral 246 Rroad Street.

k PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mwchester. Conn., Mon., June »■ 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,. Mon., June 13, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B taaaataaattiiaattaitaiaaaa Hoitm For Solo 33 Homo* For Solo 33 Homoo For Solo 13 Homoo For Solo 33 Dogo-BIrdo-Poto, 43 Qordoln Produoto /MtruetfOM It 47 Rooms tor Rent ^ ^PSHmonto For Rent 83 Aportmonto For Root S3 Aportmontd For Root S3 DUTCH BUNNIES - For sale, PICK YOUR Strawberries a t' MALE OR FEMALE - to EAST HARTFORD - Two REMEDIAL. READING and National Weather Forecast one month old. Tan, black, Buckland Street, MandhMter, bedroom townhouse. One and SUB-LEASE ONE bedroom math; individualised work share two rooms in traUer. second floor. Heat, hot water gray, with white. CaU 846- Conn. Follow signs from Utilities extras. $10 weekly. 1/2 hatha, all appliances, full program, (lst-6th grade) to 90.00 5789, or 649-1226. $3.00 each. Caldors. included. $190 monthly plus Master’s degree teacher. S66- Just Listed 644-2306. basement, washer/dryer S h e K e r a t o I. hookup, heated. $255. secutrity. Avallabie July 1st. 9075. Cali an^im e after noon, M9- DOG FOR SALE • 16 weeks STRAWBERRIES - Pick your ROOM FOR Rent - $22 per monthly. 528-1708 weekdays. old. Mongrul. $15. CaU 047- own. F ree container. No 5486. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GUITAE. BANJO, Bass E. Hartford week. Centrally located 148 L86KIN0I 6986, between 4 and4B. children under 14. Open 8 to 8. Center Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER - Five room We offer the lirfesl variety of f lessons; air conditioned Clark Street, South Windsor MANCHESTER - One attractive apartmenti and f private studio. Children age 5 Please call 6494013. Duplex. Centrally located. ^wnhouses in Manchester, f FREE cats and kittens. Call (off Burnham Street). Available July 1st. $200. J. D. bedroom apartment. Private 00. Adults. Days, evenings, entrance, single story Rental office open daily 9-$, | 6+ Rooms 5464618. THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ Real Estate, 646-1980. weekends. 11-3. * Saturdm. Free loan Instm- 6M I$IIM iaK O AnUquoo building, convenient location. ment. Reasonable rates. 646- 4t nished rooms. Kitchen PHONE 643-2711 Nice yird In a TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ Ideal for single ■ ■ or elderly, DAMATO 6557. ■ V . NC , ' y privileges, centrally located, $195 peper month, heated. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD l o a ^ c s V a iu u n * UrootoeM WANTED Antique Jumlture, parking, men or women. nished. Stove, refrigerator, piM tant glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Damato Enterprise's, 646-1021. ENTERPMSES Oc/)ooto-Cw«aa*< Aportmonto For Ront 53 Bissell, Philbrick Agency, 64fr Appliances aqd parking. Very 15 word minimum RU)ING LESSONS - English items, outright purchase, con­ M A N C H E S T E R - Tw o clean. Available immediately. city water and aawar (no loin), copper plumbing, circuit braakara, good bedroom Duplex. Half house, or Western, aU leveta. lYaU, signments. 644-8962. WE HAVE customers waiting $225 monthly. Security pony, buggy rides also THREE ROOM Apartment - (tanvenient location. Heat and required. Call 528-1313, after 6 O R C A L L heating aystam, and naw aluminum alding/atorma/acraana. For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, June 14. During Mon­ for the rental of your apart­ utilities extra. Security. $185 643-2711 available. 633^71, anytime. WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, ment or home. J.D. Heal Heat, hot water, appliances, p.m. day night, shower activity is in store for parU of the upper Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ air conditioning. Storage monthly. 646-3285 after three. □ REAL ESTATE Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Available now. Miaslsaippi Valley, the Rockies and in portions of the central WILL BOARD Ydur Horae at tings, Dolls, Stringed 1980. area, laundry facilities, gar­ RATES: Based on consecutive days ad valleys. Elsewhere, mostly fair weather should prevail. very reasonable rates. Best of Instrum ents. 646-2690 age. Security deposit. No pets. SUB-LET - One bedroom Is run. ($2.00 minimum charge.) Homoo For Solo 23 Please call tor a more complete pasture. Ctame and see It. (anytime). 6434884, 646-7268. THREE BEDROOM Apart­ apartment. Air conditioning, Minimum temperatures Include: (approximate maximum LOOKING for anything in real ment in the Laurel & (^urch readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 (88), Boston 56 (71), Also, gentle ponies for sale. estate rental - apaiwents, carpeting, dishwasher. description ,ODEGASD 74^7566. Street area. Available July Parking. (Jood location. $200 COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg ... Chicago 55 (73), aeveland 53 (75), Dallas 7.1 (88), Denver 55 3 1/2X8” ^OTOR Scooter homes, multiple dwellings, no GENTLEMAN TO Share Four Farm, with three story bam. Tirea - In good condition, and rooms in Vernon. $35 weekly. 1st., $195 including utilities. monthly. Available July 1st. Fairly priced at _ R E A L T Y (88), Duluth 45 (87), Houston 72 (86); JacksohviUe 73 (93), fees. Cali J.D. Real Estate Call 647-9340. 872-28«, 875-3128. Butler-type building. Power Booto-Accoooortoo 45 reasonably pricerL CaU 643- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 8754141. plant, ana other outbuildings, Kansas City 65 (80), U tile Rock 45 (67), Los Angeles 57 (73), 4739. S 643-4345 Miami 77 (88), New Orleans 73 (86), New York 61 (74), 1 to 2 days...... 11* per word per day Pius Three Lovely Homes. $ , . 1970 SIXTEEN FOOT Jewel. 1977 can be a big year 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. Autos For Solo 51 A utot For Solo 34 900 Phoenix 71 (100), San Francisco 51 (65), Seattle 51 (63), St. 61 Autot For Solo 51 Offers' invited. B/W Realty, 85 horsepower Evinrude lor youl Tell our floor. Three room heated 3 to 5 days...... 10* per word per day Louis 63 (85), Washington M (82). motor, Mastercraft Trailer. 647-1419. readers about your apartment. $180. Security, $1800. Call .after 5 p.m., 649- (tall 646-2426, 9 to 5: 6 to 26 days...... 9* per word per day 1041. service with a DUPLEX 6-3, Fireplace, ■ carpeting, aluminum stor sforms, Classified ad. Over 26 d ays...... 8* per word per day ANDOVER - Four bedroom 2 furnaces, trees, $445 income. Autos For Solo 51 $39,500. Hutchins Agency, 646- Ranch. Completely insulated. Autoo For Solo 51 Autoo For Solo 51 3166. New kitchen, fireplace, game ISME niY DKCT FROM OWIIQI Homoo For Sato 23 Artleloo lor Solo KEITH room, oversiied garage. 41 BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Possible 5 1/4% assumable * ALUMINUM sheets used as mortgage. $36,500. Offers in­ 7 7 ,0 0 0 intersection. Large seven REttEStlllE . MANCHI8TER gritoing^plates, .007 thick. room home, large Toot. $55,- 172 L ConSor SL vited. Owner. 742-0015. room Ouplaa, laparata .25 cents each or 5 for 000. Hutchins Agency, 64^ uf^onaalr)*4 Mroomt. 2 $1. Phone 6432711. 3166. -Mr* Mail* MANCHESTER - Five room j e b m , fShar. 3 barlroomt, 1 Colonial. Central location. PLEASE, HELP US ] HOUSE CALLS" aiis'Staisas.'"'’ UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub City utilities. Aluminum -MANCHE6TER Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, ItonctiMtof storm windows, enclosed 1 room Cap*. S barirooma. tormal Brownies, nurses. East porch. $29,900. Hayes Cor­ j S i ^ jamjlyfooiii. Ilraplar:*. m MAKE ROOM 646-4126 (tathoUc ScIhwI. 6431225. 649-1922 poration, 64M131. b6lhs, Kniehed rto and Motratd SCREENED LOAM • Gravel, EAST WINDSOR - Mini-farm Now starting — Ranches, _ MANCHESTER processed pavel, atone, sand FOR OUR NEW SAABS! of 71/2 picturesque acres with AFamlljf, S rooms Moh, Mparato and For deUvery call Capes, Coloniab, Raised flu. bam, large brook, pood site, ( t a o ^ R . Griffing, Andover, '^Aoio Ranches and Salt Box, 3 ROCKVILLE - Aluminum fenc^ pastures, fniit trees. - JuUdlna lot. 12.000. 1976 CHEVY CHEVaiE and 4 bedrooms. Models on sided Three Family Home. Plus mridera 9 Room custom "eeeojj - a acr**. lao.ooo. 1972 OLDS TORNADO lovely high treed lots. Call Ideal for on premises owner. built Rambling Cape. Call - BWjdgOl^llO.600. TWO 300 AMP RecUfiers - Low mileage. Mechanics Special! now for appointment to see Secure investment with good Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 846- I ANDOVER — only 17 miles, 22 minutes east of Good condition. Good for income and better potential. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., I Hartford. Contemporary, architect designed, U- ires. P b NAME our plans ^ lot selection. REAL ESTATE CO. ptaUng, or welding. (taU 649- Priced from $52,900 to |64,- $52,900. Wolverton Agency, Manchester Office, 647-9139. Ishaped, flat-roofed Ranch, with beamed ceilings 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 1975 VOLVO WAGON ADDRESS 649-2183. Equal Housing Opportunity. 646-6280 1974 MG MIDGn K e r a l C ) 900. ■ throughout house. Fully appllanced deluxe Mint, all options. (tanv., 4-speed. 13,000 miles! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CITY SEARS COLDSPOT Air Con­ MANCHESTER - Six rooms, I kitchen. Large living room with full slate floor. ditioner - ExceUent condiUon. STATE g r e a t b e g in n in g - Seven 2-3 bedroom bungalow. Wall- ■Sliding doors lead to large patio with full size In- P.O. Box 591 MERRin One year old. 14,000 BTU. a p room Cape. Four bedrooms, to-wall carpeting, aluminum I ground cement pool. Master bedroom suite with $250. CaU after 6, 6338113. 1975 HONDA NVIG ManchMtar, Conn. 06040 R oalton 040-1100 treed fenced-in yard with siding, large enclosed porch. ■ bath. Two other bedrooms with full bath. Full Priced to sell! 1966 T-BIRD PHONE black top basketball court. $37,M. 6 4 ^ 1 3 . No agents. Mecahnics Special! ■cellar Includes large panelled den-rec-room. ONE SPEEDAIRE Air Com­ Convenient to bus and shop­ MANCHESTER - Neat aa a pressor - 1 HP. I phase. 1 ping. $41,900. Westledge $30,900 SIX Room Cape, ■ House Is centrally air conditioned (unit less than a pin Oolootal. Three bedrooma. stage. 113230 volts. Model ■ MANCHESTER - Newer 6 Associates, 633-5241; He 1975 PLYMOUTH DUSTER eatolator fireplace, enclosed ■year old). Detached 12x12 panelled office Deemed ceiling in Uvlng room. number 9K 322. Used less Uian 6 cylinder. Try this for economy! 1975 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 I Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 evenings, Maryann Cullina )iireb, large lot. Good buy. ■building. Dog runs. Situated on approximately 4*/4 Fenced in jw n - only |M,900. 10 hours. First $175 takes it. m half baths. Fireplace, 633-1^. utchlns Agency 646-3166. Wolvertoo Agency, M)-2813. (taU 6434100 days. Super Buy! ^ Qassification ...... fw jjn jftn o Rn . . . , I aluminum siding, appliances, e ■secluded acres. Additional acreage available If Idesired. carpeting and more. $43,900. ROCKVILLE - Four FamUy. PERSIAN RUGS -10 x 14 Ker- 1970 CATALINA WAGON S Blanchard & Rossetto, Four rooms each apartment, man, 10 x 14 Kassan, 9 x 12 A/C, PB, PS. Realtors, 646-2482. C d lA . M m t 742-HlS (Msvar) 1973 RREfilRD « (hrtferi) good condition throughout. Borfaara, 8 z 10 Tabriz. Also Mags, options. Wow! Hafp HTanMd FOR SALE OR LEASE 527-5211 nenUl never a problem. City few Oriental designs. 13 Na$p NTm M 13 Nafp Hfantad * f i ELLINGTON - Two family utilities. Income $7200. Reasonable prices. 6 4 3 ^ . 1973 BUKK CENTURY WAGON Duplex, Five years old. 5 1/2 W dvertm Agency, 649-2813. A/C, PS, PB, One owner. INSPECTOR - Mechanical roonu each. 11/2 baths each, Da r k lo a m - S yards, $32 1974.CUTLASS SUPREME Inq>ector, minimum 1 to 9 all appliances, good income, BOLTON • By owner. Large ley Six HAMPTON SPRINGS - plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed A/C, PS, ,PB. Low mileage. m u s t a n g years ins^tioo experience to large lot. $56,000. Keith R ^ Prime Office location. 349 ■ country Rancn on acre lot, room Ranch on level, treed Beautiful New four room sand and stone. 6439604. perform 1 EsUte, 6464126, 649-1922. 1973 CADILLAC DEViLLE East Center Street,! fireplace, 2 car garage, many lot. Three bedrooma, kitchen Ranch - home situated far Must be seen! ASSEMBLY visual and mechanical. Must extras. $68,900. 64^7834. with dining area, newly from the road on thirty treed SET OF GRETSCH ilrums. be able to rnd bine prints, MANCHESTER - Homey four Manchester — ideal for| painted, heavily insulaterl. and open acres. Bass pond, New hardware, aU ZUdJtan 1974 MONTE CARLO and sp e cificatio n s. ASC berlroom Colonial with two professional or business i NEW COLONIAL - Three $33,900. Wolverton Agency, perfect bldewty - l80s. cymbals, $300. A great buy. (taeck this out. Save! Systems C ^ . . 156 West Main baths. Extra large living room betlrooms, 1 1/2 baths, first 649-2813. (tail 6434905. 1968 DODGE CORONET SUPERVISOR use. 2nd floor apartm ent.; Wrdverton Agency, 649-M13. w e ^ R u d ^ e , Conn. 060H. with fireplace - kitchen and floor laundry, fireplaced Mint. Like new/ 87M6H, Ext. 2H. An Equal breakfast nook. Garage with Priced to sell. Low ISO’s. living room, central. $43,500. CAPE - SIX Rfwms. Family HALF PRICE on Musical in­ Opportunity Employer. patio. $36,900. Wolverton SentoeM Properly 26 struments. This ad Will 1972 CAPRI Financing available. Call Keith Real EsUte, 6464)126, room, finished laundry, 4-speed, brown. Economize. Position requires person with knowledge of shop Agency, 649-2813. 849-1922. workshop, large walk-in w pear In your area only once. 1970 DUSTER weekdays 9 to 5 - 647-9903; closeta, enclosed porch, wall- PACKAGE STORE - Andover. Don’t be a loser. Tear out this No reasonable offer refused. practices and general machines to supervise Growing suburban area. MANCHESTER - Two family Evenings and Weekends - BERKSHIRES SAVOY, to-wall carpeting, fireplace, ad and send for our free assembly of different types of madiines. Duplex. Hiree bedrooms each MASS. - Year round 3 aluminum siding, windows Pboee 70-8616 after 3 p.m. catalogue now. Rivera Music 649-1421. ****•***•**•••**•••••••••• 1971 CHEVY CHEVELLE Excellent opportunity for right person to grow ^artm ent, large kitchens. bedroom Mobile Horae. Also 4 awnings. Large lot, garden (tarp. Factory Outlet. 6M 1972 AUDI 100 LS 4 Door. No reasonable offer refused. with established company. 0 J I . M d l A Iwo car garage. As easy to room Cabin, with wood stove, shrubs, trees, appliances, Reel EitoM Wonlod 25 Main St., Middletown, (tann. Black, 4-speed. Good starting wage with many company paid With five years buy as a single family. fieldstone fireplace, on 8 Uwn mower, snow blower. 347-6400. Showroom Open til 9 experience. All benefits. Wolverton Agency, 649-2813. acres. Both for $28,000. Call Many extras. Walk, bus, ALL CASH For your property, p.m. daUy. benefits. wUUn 24 hours. Avolrf RM An equal opportunity 644-1334, after 5:00 p.m. school. Owner. 646-2315. 1974 PLYMOUTH SEDRING PLUS. 1972 CHEVY WAGON BOLTON - Beautiful 8 room Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Sold Imloi to Ik Z c/o IhMlMstar hroM employer. CHILD’S PLAYHOUSE. YeUow and black. Sharp! Kingswood. Strong car. Guaranteed. Colonial on two acres. First Corporation, 6480131. An Equal Opportunity Employer Plywood with doors and KwKwwa M ^vwooiiVwkMMWE floor family room, formal shutters. Easily disassembled dining room, carpeted living SELLING your house? Call us for moving or storage. PRONers ML room with fireplace. Huge first and we’ll make you a Child’s targe Hobby Horse. 1974 AMI GREMLIN 1973 RNtO LTD WAGON 102 Colonial Road master bedroom. Two car caih offer. T.J. Crockett, $25. 6 4 3 ^ . Economical trans. Many options. Must be seen! 640-9265 |m ^ e . Wolverton Agency, Rerttor, 643-1577. (X)CA (X)LA Ice (taest with EXPERIENCED HairdressCT IMMEDIATE (tash for your wanted. Salary plus commis- trays. Gold Hamilton pocket ASK U$ ABOUT OUR LIBERAL CARRIER property. Let us entain our watch. (taU 0433036. sian. Call 8 1 3 ^I afafta* 6:00 WE NEED SALES and stock fair proposal. CTall Mr. USED CAR GUARANTEE p.m. people. You’ll stock shelves, Belflore, M7-1413. NEEDED price merchandise, help ConwnNnt To k o d a k m o v ie Projector - customers, and gain valuable Fun Saver, super and r^ular MILUNO MACHINE Man Minchester Center MAY WE BUY your home? 8mm, wltn cqse. Like new. •V.' fir needed to set up and operator experience and knowledge in a Lovely well kept older <)ulck, fair, all cash and no rapidly growing business. Sacrifice. ANSCO MEMO KlImKl UnVi Bridgeports and Horisootal home. Seven rooms, SorvMFoo Ollorod roblems. CaU Warren E. MASTER. Regular 8mm CATALANO’S Previous retail building 31 Sotvieoo Othrod 31 Bulldlng-Conlroetlng 33 Bullding-Coatroeting milling machines, steady modem bath plus extras. 33 [owland. Realtors, 643-1106. South WMior materials or home center E projector. 6435^. work all benefits. 50 hour At $38,500 a g i ^ t buy. CAM TREE Service - Free WES ROBBINS carpentry week. Apply in person only, 9 experience helpful but not WINDOW CLEANING - CARPENTRY - Repairs, necessary. Work week in­ estimates, discount senior Commercial A Resl^ntial. remodeling specialist. Arf- WANTED, Four bedroom SOUD OAK Office Desk • In a.m. to 5 p.m. dally. ByMers Om Nome remodeling, additions, gar­ C o to i^ • With fin t floor den. exceUent condition. CaU 643 cludes 2 nights and Saturdays. citizens. Company Full insured. Free estimates. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ages, roofing. Call David Auto Sales Experienced only need appn. CARHER Good atarting salary, com­ G|U Room CoMal Manchester owned and built-ins, bathrooms, In Porter Street or Martin 4701. after 6 p.m. c T w Mannfachirlnf & !i7i Call Quality Maintenance In­ Patria, 644-ITSs. School area. In the $50s. (tall plete benefits and great op­ Three bedrooms plus operated. Call 646-1327. corporated, 646-6845. kitchens, 6494446. •••••••••••••••••••#•••••• 371 Main Stas Manchester 646-6322 Eastern Blvd., (Hastonbury. private party, at 647-1567. THREE JUMPERS for St. NEEDED portunity for training and ad­ nursery, 214 baths, living Rooting-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 vancement. Call or write WILL DO 'Typing & Light la w n s m o w e d - Call 649- CUSTOM CARPENTRY - James - Size 12. 7 blouses, 2 for room, dining room, and Bookkeeping in myly h home - 8 Houoohold Qoodo ties, practically new, for sih. KENTUCKY FRIED Chicken Groiaman’s, Ask for Mr. large family room with 7071 after 6:00 p.m. Homes, Additions, Repairs, BIDWELL Home Improve­ 40 McIntyre or Mrs. Shanley at years experience In my1 own Cabinets. Cali Gary Cushing, and Olh. grade. 2 while shirts, Toland Stnot needa mature, reaponaible fireplace, fint floor laun­ ment Co. Expert insUlUtion men or women to train as 2M I w Street, Manchester, business. Call 646-2009. ADULT WILL Babysit in her 345-2009. KENMORE 4 Cycle size 7, brand dew. 846-6127, dry, central air con­ of aluminum siding, gutters between 2 and 5, or 8 to 10. W ooM School Urea potential shift luperviaorf. 307 64A01X. An Equal Opportuni­ home in Manchester, week and trims. Roofing insUIla- Automatic portable clothes West Middle Turnpike, ty Employer m/t. ditioning, rear porch plus WILL BABYSIT Monday days, or week nights. For in­ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - tion and repairs. 649-64M, 8 ^ washer • Green. I 1/2 yean EaitHartM many other features. 31x78 through Friday. Days. 643- formation, 646-431)0. new homes custom built, old. Good for apartment. 11,000 BTU Air CondiUoner - When Amerkdi needs Manchester. Call 646-m for OOiA 9109. Carrier ahouM appointinent. MATURE PERSON foot two story bam with 3 vmo. remddeled, additions, rec Asking $166.,289-mo. Slightly used. ExceUent condi­ mth better lde«. Experienced In care of Invalid carriage bays. Beautifully rooms, garages, kitchens tion. $150 firm. CaU 6435474 ford puts It on wheels. have bika HORACE Tetrault - Siding, aftOT 5. FORD and help with housework. landscaped with fruit and BRICK, BLOCK, Stone remodeled, bain tile, cement roofing, storm windows, aw­ 10x11 RUG • Champagne Caff Fireplaces, concrete. Hours must be flexible. nut trees. 28 blueberry work. Steps, dormers. nings. Quality workmanship, Color. Fedder air conditioner. Chimney repairs. No Job too Large animtal trap. Call 649- BOLENS GARDEN Tractor - UN’S - LPN’S References required. Call 649- bushes under wire. $74,900. PolnUng-Foporlng 33 Residential or commercial. free estimates. Fully insur^. 76S1 between 4 and 5 p.m. small. Save. Call 644-8356 tor Call 6494291. 872-9187, 649-3417. 9711. 8 HP., .with garden plow, 647-9946 'estimates. cultivator, disc harrow, and HaraM Circulation Ml shifts. Part Ihider Constnictiofl PAINTING • interior and exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY REFRIGERATORS snow blower. Asking $300. (tall OapL Bualnaaa Opportunffy 14 In BoHm SPECIALIZING cleaning and 6433418, after 4:00 p.m. time or fun time. EXPERT ’TREE Removal - excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con­ repairing chimneys, roofs, Washers, ranges, used, Four bedroom Dutch Free estimates. Insured. Free estimates. Fully in­ tracting. Residential and new roofs. Free estimates. 30 guaranteed and clean. New SMALL ENGINE Service Working Manchester area for TAG SALE - Moving. Must Corporation expanding dealer Colonial, four bedroom sured. Martin Mattson, 649- commercial. Whether it be a Years Ehcperlence. Rowley, shipment damaged, GE and Pleasant working over eight years. Reasonable. Frigidatre. Low prices. B. D. sell everything. Gas stove, network. No experience Colonial, both have family 4431. small repair Job, a custom 643-5381. DENTAL ASSISTANT rooms and two car gar­ Cali, All-Slate Triee Expert built home or anything In P earl and Son, 649 Main refrigerator - exceUent condi­ condHions. necessary. Complete training Co., 742-6591. Street, 6432171. tion. Hospital bed, single bed. Wanted for specialty practice program. $500. Inveitment ages, large lots. QUALITY PAINTING and between, call 646-1379. ROOFER WILL InsUIl roof in Hartford and Vernon area. Paper Having by Willis 164 Oak Street. 6437M1. Benefits. Miply in required to start your own We also have a good siding or gutters for low dis­ Excellent working conditions, ODD JOBS, Qeanlng cellars Schultz. Fully Insured, FOR ALL your Dry Wall count price. Call Ken at 647- FIVE PIECE OAK todroom buiinefa. Ideal for retired or selection of Two Family and attics. Moving large set. Mirror, triple dresser, The NUMBER ONE MId-SIze and benefiti available. person. Vernon r t time. DetaUa on request. references. 649-4343. needs - Drobiak Dry Wall 1566. Bonding Suppiloo 42 Enerienced preferable, but homes of various designs, applUncea, also stone or loam Company, 576 Center Street, bed, night stand and chest. Quiet Economy Car r. Barker. ESCA Field delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. $450. 6437259. not necessary. Call 526-38N, Manor. Cali Mon- Traininge Diviilon Box 619, location, and prices. We HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Manchester. Call 6464882. Hooling-Plumbing 35 NATURAL STONE for after 10 a.m. can give secondary finance p ainted for $1SO-$200 by Wading River, New York. MAN - For heavy work in fer­ .retaining walls, veneers, EPA: 28 Highway, 21 City or ^11 trade for single Scheduling now. Professional NEWTON SMITH - SEWERLINES, sink lines, k it c h e n STOVE - Comblna- patios, etc. Pick up by the dajf through 11792. tilizer plant. Job involves tion wood and bottle gas. Ideal RELIABLE responsible homes, building lots or considers any lob. 280-9287, Remodeling, Repairing. Rec cleaned with electric cutters, Mund or delivery 1^ the ton. handllrg and stacking fer­ for cottage. 875. White kitchen mature woman for house Frkhjjf, 9 to 4 pjiL SERVICE BUSINESS with land. evenings or weekends, Don. rooms. No Job too small. 649- by professionals. McKinney Bolton Notch Stone ^ r r y , cleaning one day a week. tilizer bags. Must be in good 3144. table and. four chain, $U. m a week income, available physical condition. Phone Mr. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 649-3103. Should u io be avallble for oc­ Mr. PAPER HANGING Expert. pany, 643-^. Hotpoint refrigerator, top In thlf area. A cash business. Coll Hill, 643-0644. freezer, $60. (taU M9-0320. casional one or two week live Mlnlmun down payment Your average paper, in CARPENTRY, Custom Dogo-BIrdo-Poto 43 b i' bousekeeplng. Must like av erag e room , $30. Mr. Houses - Adddltlons, garages, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet THE NUMHER o n e Selling Compact Car 871-0395 required. Call 172-7926, PETERMM REALTY VINYL REPAIR - We can fix kids and dogsrM6-3013. Richman, 646-3M. roofing and siding, kitchens, repairs, plugged drains, We b u y $c s e l l futiiUure. d o g -T a t B O A R D IN G between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. aofas, chairs, cars etc. No (tash on the line. One piece or and Gas Saverl AND BUILDING (». bathrooms, and r ^ ir work kitchen faucets replaced, _ (tamplete 649-9404 or 844-8669 need for expensive PROFESSIONAL Painting • Oof all kinds. Call Robert Jar- an entire houseful. 6 4 3 ^ . recovering. 568-5678. repaired. Rec rooms, modern facilities. Canine BuaAiasa Oppdrtunfly 14 Bualneaa OpportiinNy 14 Homes For Safa 23 Interior and Exterior. vla for estimate, 6434712. bathroom remodeling, heat Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon EPA: 37 Highway, 26 City Commercial and residential. modernization, etc. Free betide Douglas Moton. Road, Manchester. 6435971. RBWEAVING bums, holes. Free estimates. Fully in­ CARPENTRY A Masonry - Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Estimate gladly given. M AM KODAK DISTRIBUTOR POUROID sured. 6464879. Additions and remodeling. Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. □ MI8C. FOR SALE CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - Window shades, Venetian Free estimates. Call Anthony FORD SA LE S 6 EVEREAOY WANTED KEYSTONE blinds. Keys, "rv for rent. Basic Obedience (Hasses now Lpt ttt suggest a fqir market J.P.' LEWIS A SON - Interior SquilUcote, 6494611. ___ jg - forming. Individual and WESTINQHOUSE HOLSON ALBUMS Marlow’s, M7 Main St. 649- and Exterior Painting, SERVICE, INC. 5221. Fast service. Reasonable ArOelos lor Solo 41 protection lessons also In stock and Ready kiOivIdual, Mai* of Famal*. naedad lull or part tlm* lo dia- price for your property Paperbanging, and CARPENTRY, Remodeling, rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 643- available. For reservatlona, Iribula world lamoua Korlaa lilm and othar pholo producla remodeling. Fully Insured. Additions - Roofing, tiding, 6567. WA’TKIN’S Clearance (tanter please call 6435971. 319 Mein 8t„ Manchoetor 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 For Immediate Dellveryl INTERIOR A EXTERIOR 6494668. and painting. No Job too on Main St. in Manchester la a Itirougn r»n, V-t, funriM e, P9, M , tir, 1974 LESABRE LUXUS - robker rollers, Mlkunl car­ 0UJTW ,) CLAUPE O W E S T H E ------gwrtg, t* ugHHl. buretor, balanced blue printed 5EE IF i THUM3- stock #1321, Tinted fltani, air con­ Two-door vinyl hardtop, SECOND 73 FORD WADON power steering, Mwer brakes, motor and transmission. 646 O U R * \ 5CRO UfiH p a y m e n t o n 79 OLDS 81 ditioning, 350 V-8, automatic, wheel dla- SALE rear defroster, radto. 7732. NE1SH 0O R # Y 15 HIS KISH ca, whitewalla, AM radio and all atandard PRICE ‘ 8 6 4 8 Excellent cohdition, Low RACEHORiEJCOMIN .SCHOOL equipment Including power ateering, mileage. 5662923. 15 .rffoNTHE PIN/:; • Heathcliff This Funny World power brakea, etc, EPA: 21 Hwy, 18 City. Includee Freight it Peeler Prep 73 OLDS DELTA o f^ LOOSE! Y DEAiP Boyal, 4 Ooqr. y-4, aulp,, P t, P8, eomptataly COUCH AND CAR - for sale. HONDA CB 200t 1975, raoondiUtnatf^a/o, naw VH. {$ to oh^twgmj. Brand new Herculon sectional excellent«AV«aa«Ma vvaewaaivu.condition, many FIDDLE 79 MONTI C A ilo ’ ^ EXAMPLE; New 1977 sofa and 1973 Hornet extras. Exceptionally good poodle H atchback 6. M ust sell, FADDLE •'* •to** performance since purchased AMO h a h t leaving state. 6467483. FISH 1 # T Solocbtir'' OLDS VISTA CRUISER v-a,72 auto., d P9, iiv Pn, r vwyt foot,B axsagantP oontmam. new. Call 6466840 after FL /iMn«r 4:30 p.m. SteUon 1967 VW BEETLE - 86,000 7 79 CATALINA milea. Runs good. P re se t 6peoiSC O U N T Members of local boards and commissions have been William Safford, 22, formerly of The mayor later announced that (EHPHNA). They took her side in her foe. Dr. John N. Gallivan of 951 her struggles with Dr. Gallivan, she invited to attend the meeting to provide input concerning r ’OOOS Delmont St., Manchester, was future land use in the three-town region. There will be an 1 returned to Vernon this weekend Ridge Rd., Wethersfield, in his ap­ said. informal meeting with a slide presentation to discuss the pointment to the new position of full­ from Nevada, where he was held by “The atmosphere in there is going planning areas of housing, transportation, economic Las Vegas Police when they learned time health director. His duties begin Manchester Glastonbury to get much worse,” she predicted. development, open space and land use. he was wanted in Connecticut. July 1. 260 No. Main St. Fox Run Mali “His pounding on desks and shouting The Regional Planning Commission has developed a Safford was being held at the Ver­ Friction developed between the a nurse and the doctor more than two will continue. This isn’t the end.” preliminary series of goals and policy statements which non Police station on a |10,000 bond EAST HARTFORD years ago, said Miss Furness. He will serve as a guide in developing the Regional Land Use 1150 Burnside Ave. • 801 Silver Lane for appearance in court today. EHPHNA meets tonight at 8 in the Plan. The revised plans will be used to review future Safford was charged with second- At St, John^s Strawberry Festival asked her then to support his and the Town Hall to discuss its future. local applications for federal and state funding in the degree larceny in connection with the mayor’s efforts to combine the Mayor Blackstone has included $10,- MIDDLETOWN The Rev. Alva G. Decker and his wife, Mary, enjoy fresh strawberries with cream served town’s nursing staff with that of the various development areas. theft of a horse and saddle last by Eleanor Munroe, left, and Madeleine Phoenix at St. John’s Church Saturday. He and his 000 in next year’s budget for the The meeting is open to the public. December. The horse and the saddle school system. The effort failed and 900 Waihinflton S t wife are behind the special flat painted by Jeannine DeMouy for the festival. Many of the EHPHNA work. The town’s five were later found at the University of she said Dr. Gallivan has blamed her nurses and EHPHNA’s four have since. Connecticut. Main St. church’s guests had their pictures taken with their heads stuck through the flats. worked together from the Town Hall Happiness Is... SHORT George Cosgrove, 48, of 29 Gem The Sweet Adelines sang. About 200 people enjoyed the strawberries from the regional This winter, Dr. Gallivan, acting in under an agreement put together in his role of part-time director of A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT ADORN Dr., Vernon, was charged early this market in Hartford. (Herald photo by Barlow) 1967 when Miss Furness was hired by & SASSY health, which he has filled since 1952, Dr. Gallivan. ir AIR CONDITIONED ^ VANITY FAIR BALI BANDEAU morning with failure to drive in the HAM proper lane. His car went off George declared himself acting director of SHAMPOO "JULIET" BRAS UNDERWIRE BRAS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPRAY Dr. and struck a tree. Police said he nurses. He told the Town Council he Normal was injured but didn’t go to the had to do it because of state and Festival deficit Rag. 6.49 St. Rose has 58 grads federal regulations. Miss Furness Oily Exta 3.97 hospital. Court date is July 1. S P EO A l Dry UWinata Reg. $ . Pretty flberflll plunge bras with a hug Joseph Willis, 18, of 136 Terrace and state health officials said it was HARTFORD (UPI) - The Greater 8 Reg. $8, B & C cups. D&DD cups, regularly $9, Gowned in school colors of gold and Marie Gramuglia received the Karen Cummiskey, Evelyn Dagon, not necessary. Hartford Arts Festival closed its 7 ox. 9 ox. Dr„ Rockville, was charged Satur­ of underwire. White or beige, 32-36A,B,C sizes. now 4.47. Pretty "Wlsp-O-Lace" bra gives blue, 58 members of St. Rose School Dorothy Arcari award given by Margaret Dana, Mary-Jo Donovan, “It all boils down to the age-old doors Sunday after its 1977 presenta­ 8Lb$.DRYClEIUIING*2.00 H l|. 1.01 Itof. 1.70 maximum support for fuller figures. Savel day with reckless driving. Court date Class of 1977 ^aduated Sunday after­ friends of Mrs. Arcari, a former Diane Gagnon, Mary Ann Gaudette, Ann is June 13. confrontation between doctor and tion in downtown Hartford, but there noon. school secretary, and the St. Rose Marie Gramuglia, Mary Beth Hanley, nurse,” said Vic Binkowski, director was bad financial news when it was Mary Miles, Catherine Palmieri, Doreen 3 0 9 f r M |iR ^ 1.65 1.29 Kevin Sheehan, 19, of 17 Discovery Sister Marie Griffin, principal, and Ladies Guild. of economic and general welfare lor over. Rd., Vernon, was charged Saturday Tracy, Anne Toiler, Laura Willard. ^ •WWW* • the Rev. John Conte, co-pastor, Kathleen Fitzgerald and John the Connecticut Nurses Association. Sandra Hamer, the festival’s with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ awarded the diplomas. Lucier won the DAR awards for good Also, Robert Beaulieu, Robert He handles labor relations for the executive director, said the Festival ting). Court date is June 13. AUTO PAINTING FMLKT The Rev. Peter Dargan, co-pastor, citizenship. Donahue, Donald Hulk, Kevin Lachance, nurses. ran up a deficit of $3,(X)0 to $5,000. EARTH BORN announced special awards as Sister This graduates from the school’s Glenn Martin, Louis Musinski, Joseph NWSFMV South Windsor Marie presented them. eighth grade are: Orsini, David Pelletier, John Pelletier, Mary Jo Donovan and Diane Helene Aheam, Susan Burke, Leeanne Robert Skrabut, Paul Smith, John SHAMPOO South Windsor Police are in­ Somers. Ultra vestigating four breaks reported over Gagnon won the Reverend Knights of Callahan, Beverly Del Greco, Mary DAR award Strawbarry R e g u la r Columbus prize for scholastic Duggan, Kathy Egan, Kathleen Also, Sean Birmingham, Stephen Avacado the weekend. The Cumberland Unaantad Farms store on Oakland Rd. excellence. Mary Ann Gaudette won Fitzgerald, Maureen Flaherty, Lisa Brault, Richard Dininni, Jeffrey Durso, The Martha Wolcott Chapter of the Apricot Giansanti, Regina Langlais, Claudia Brian Goslin, Joseph Haley, Patrick Daughters of the American-Revolu- Apple 8 ox. reported a window in the front door the John Carmody science award. Margaret Dana won the William Laubacher, Jennifer Mahon, Diane Keenan, Robert Lata, Richard Lavoie. tion (DAR) has announced the state 8 ox. was broken and about 80 cartons of Sasko memorial award for outstan­ Pelletier, Susan Pelletier, Jacqueline Gerard Leamy, John Lucier, Mark DAR scholarship committee will cigarettes were missing. Phaneuf, Valerie Vozzo, Cynthia Walz. Rtg. 1J0 ding spirit and cooperation. Ann McVeigh, Vincent Miller and Daniel give a $300 award to Karen M. Prior. Someone broke a window on the Also, Sharon Byrne, Suzanne Collins, Williamson. 1.49 1.99 south side of the Pleasant Valley' Miss Prior, a senior at East Hart­ School and raided the ice cream ford High School, is the daughter of stored in the cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Prior of Area fire calls Collimore Rd. LOMI sun mas on nn mm o a t OLGA’S "SECRET HUG” OLGA’S "FREEDOM Steven Gravelle of Rhonda Dr. reported someone entered his home, She has been a member of the WUNDERPANT BRIEFS FR O N T ” B R A National Honor Society, senior class O rig in a l C o lo r or apparently through an unlocked door, East Hartford Sunday, 1:06 a.m. —Medical call to 6 Sunday, 5:35 p.m. -M edical call to 177 7 0 0 0 C o lo r Cholcea. LOM LO M I and ransacked dresser drawers in the Remington Rd. Woodlawn Circle. president, a member of the Bakcd-oo>MctbodL k ;I l O N C i 7A7 Saturday, 11:18 a.m. —Medical call to 5 6.97 lower level of the house. Sunday, 11:56 a.m —Investigation at 19 Sunday, 10:52 p.m. —Auto accident at Executive Board, Student Council O no-D ay Sonficc. t S U Y I S U Y I 81 Rivermead Dr. Salem Rd. SILKY Reg. $9. No-bInd, no-bulge, tummy-trlmming Roland Sears, of 524 Plesant Valley Main and Sterling Sts. senator, in the Youth and Govern­ Rag. 8 Rag. A » Reg. $8.50. No-seam, natural pad bra with win­ Saturday, 2:32 p.m. —Mattress fire at Sunday, 12:32 p.m. —Medical call to 101 Sunday, 11:42 p.m. —Auto accident at brief with bikini legs, stretch lace waist. Sizes S ment program, captain of the drill Ex. Body Ex. Body g dow center for better (it than ever. White or Rd., reported that someone broke a 477 Connecticut Blvd. Connecticut Blvd. 441 Main St. VWORKS to XL, white or beige. rear window and removed a watch Saturday, 5:04 p.m. —Medical call to 29 team, and a member of the glee club Free Body Estimates 4 ox. nude, 32-36A and B cups. Sunday, 1:21 p.m. --Investigation at 38 Today, 3:36 a.m. —Medical call to 1156 and choir. PRESIDENTIAL Rif. 1.39 and ring and about $500 in cash. Willys St. Kenyon Place. Burnside Ave. Thorough Surface Sanding. Machine Sanding of i Charles Ramonilo, 23, of 136 Saturday, 6 p.m.—Investigation at 1254 Sunday, 2:26 p.m.--Medical call to 103 In town she has been a Red Cross Rough Areas. Full Coat of M AACO Primer-Sealer. Candlewood Dr., was charged Satur­ Main St. Prospect St. and Bloodmobile volunteer, an elec­ Paint Extarfor with Acrylic Enamel — Oven Baked $ ^ 1.24 Tolland County 129 I day with disorderly conduct. Police Saturday, 6:01 p.m. —Medical call to Sunday, 3:26 p.m .--Medical call to 679 tion worker, and an aide in the annual WITH COUPON 1.69 Sunday, 10:24 p.m. —Car fire, Anthony AMBASSADOR ONLY WITH COUPONS said Ramondo was stopped on a 544 Tolland St. Brewer St. school census. She is active in her V . O NLY 3 Saturday, 8:24 p.m. —False alarm to Rd., Tolland. Thorough Surface Sanding. Paint Exterior with $ 9 9 % ^ motor vehicle violation and gave the Sunday, 3:48 p.m. —Garage fire at 4 church and held a part-time job. Acrylic Enamel» Oven Baked King Court. Lanham Dr. South Windsor This fall she will attend the Univer­ SHORT police a hard time. Court date is June Saturday, 11:42 p.m. —Lockout at 214 CONGRESSIONAL Sunday, 4:59 p.m. -Medical call to 72 Sunday, 2:58 p.m. —Garage fire, 341 sity of Connecticut, enrolled in the & 20. Main St. Light Surface Sanding, Paint Exterior with Enamel— Mitchell Dr. Griffen Rd. Karen M. Prior School of Nursing. Oven Baked SASSY SELSOH Alio Awllililt... dw MAACO SUPREME 8t S189S5 CONDIT- BLUE Shop Houxk Mon. t)mj Fri. 8 am-6 pin OWNER OPERATED Area bulletin board “ Would the Improvement o f" 7" I I Saturday 10 am-2 pm KHER 4SSACHUSCTTS Ex. Body SHAMPOO Council will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in 1-91 & the Construction of 1-291 MANCHESTER Ex. CondH. 8 ox. South Windsor 291 Adams St. Rag. the Peterson Room of Our Savior (1-86 to Exit 93, 7/10 7 ox. 989.4.19 The South Windsor Thrift Shop on Lutheran Church, 239 Graham Rd., South AFFECT YOU? mile south o1 Itof. 1.99 Sullivan Ave. has a large supply of Windsor. All members are strongly urged Caldq/s) summer clothing for the whole family. to attend as a quorum is needed. 6A7-9928 3.19 Here’s your chance to make sure. Ask questions. Find out 1.69 WARNERS FAMOUS WARNERS CONTROL Donations of clothing and bric-a-brac may be dropped off at the shop any day it is the facts at Informational Sessions. S ^ a k out at Public COAST TO COAST "TOM BOY" BRIEF PANTY GIRDLE open. Shop hours are Tuesday through F e m o r i Hearings planned in your area. BUYl 7.49 13.99 TTiursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Saturday, Robert S. Peck of 565 Talcottville Rd., GETIFREE! 1 to 4 p.m. The shop is sponsored by the Vernon, has received the 1976-77 •INFORMATIONAL < Reg. 8,50. Moderate control, no-cut, no-bInd Reg. $16. Light as tissue, yet gives you the firm South Windsor Woman’s Gub. Proceeds Freshman Chemistry Achievement brief to keep yob comfortable all day long. control you need. Average leg, tummy control go to the South Windsor High School, the Award from the CRC Press. Peck, who SESSIONS-attend one near you SOFTIM Y White only. s h e e r panel. Sizes M-L In while. Police Department and scholarship graduated recently from Manchester ROU-ON s t r i p s awards. Community College, qualified for the 12 noon-7:00 pm ot... TWN Space is still available for the senior award by earning the highest grade 1.8 ox. citizens trip to Rockport-Gloucester, average for the year among all students Rag. i a i Mass., July 12. The bus will leave at 7:30 taking first-year chemistry. Peck will at­ MANCHESTER ..... JUNE 14 ...TownHail ' \ a.m. and return at 5:30 p.m, TOe fare tend University of Connecticut where he 41 Center Street 1.29 Plastic Shaar 30*a MAIDENFORM "dreamllner” bra with flberflll contour, stretch straps, 32- $14, which includes dinner andid a tour. Aug. will study chemistry and biology. 38A, 32-36B. Reg. 6.50...... 22 is new date for the annual Senior M.1.11 1.09 Citizens Club Picnic. More Information The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at MAIDENFORM garterless panty girdle with front panel. Light control, will be available at the next regular *119 sizes S-XL. White, taupe. Reg. $ 7 ...... 5.79 the Senior Citizens Center, Park Pi., meeting of the club, June 22. Sally Clark, Rockville, June 22, sponsored by the .PUBLIC——— W ARNER halter bras with plunge front. Converts to regular bra, too. In activities director for the Senior Citizen senior citizens. The hours will be 1 to 6 WK BAND-AID^ beige, A and B cups. Reg. $7 ...... Nutrition Program, has made p.m. All types of blood are needed, but HEARINGS BANDAID PLASTIC arrangements for a Rubbermaid party plastic BALI soft cup all-stretch bra of nylon and Lycra (or maximum support. there is an especially serious need for type SIEER Reg. 7.50...... after lunch Thursday. 0 negative and B negative. Walk-ins will 7:30 p m a t... The South Windsor Community Service be welcome. SO’i VANITY FAIR "Bouquet Lace” brief with lacy control panel. White only, SML. Reg. $ 8 ...... 4 97 EAST WINDSOR ..JUNE 13 . . Town Hall VANITY FAIR hipster with stretch lace waistband and edged legs. White 1 Rye Street (Broad Brook) SML. Reg. 5 .5 0 ...... ,..3,47 Rockville hospital notes Pjaatic Show Wkto ad’s VANITY FAIR'S satiny hipster brief, rag. 4.50, now 2.77; matching contour ENFIELD .. .^...... JUNE 15 . . Enflejd High School 1264 EnfieW. Street hi 1.45 ito»ij«i,45 bra, rag. 7.50...... ". . . . 4.47 Admitted Friday: Mildred and Mrs. Carl Lesoveck, Admitted Sunday: Daniel LaDone, Skinner Rd., Spring St., Rockville; a son to Boutot, Echo Dr., Vernon; MAIDENFORM "No-Show” seamless padded tricot bra, sizes 32-36A B MANCHESTER ... JUNE 16 . . Nathan Hale School iia» m uni iciwi raiM U Rockville; Grace White, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wasser- Frederick Nowsch, Grove St., reg. $ 8 ...... e'.e# 160 Spruce Street MM M «M Court St., Rockville. man, Maryanne Dr., Coven­ Rockville; Theresa Stanley, Come to Founda|lon8, all eight D&L stores. Discharged Friday: Mrs. try. "******am^ aiM.Ma. Overbrook Rd., Vernon. SOUTH WINDSOR.JUNE 20 . . Town Hall PATCH Sandra Bemis and son, Regan Discharged Saturday: Discharged Sunday: BANDAIPirfl’, BAND-AID SPOT St., Rockville; Barbara Joseph DeCarli Jr., Tolland; Lawrence Cox, Foster St., 1340 Sullivan Avenue Boudreaux, Castlewood Dr., Julia Doherty, West St., Ver­ South Windsor; Nancy PLASTIC Vernon; Mrs. Yvette Cor­ non; Robert Gurnon, Tolland; Gaffney, Benedict Dr., South umworaN I SHOR coran and son, Prospect St., Mrs. Barbara Hampton and Windsor; Donna Gagne, • MANCHESTER PARKADE •TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • C3RBIN8 CORNER Rockville; Tina Johndrow, son, Tolland; Steven ****^«m«ilas Ellington'; James Jensen, 30’t • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA Tolland; Christopher Kenyon, Malinoskl, Brlston Rd., Windsorvllle Rd., Vernon; • NEW LONDON MALL • QROTON PLAZA Ellington; John Lemek, Coventry; Michelle Mer- Linda O'Mara, Tolland; Anna sponsored by the LEGEND Tolland; Mrs. Susan cadante. Maxwell Dr., Ver­ Newman, Tolland Ave., i V Q y l Cormecticut Department of Transportation tin Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. 'til 9 p.m., Sat. 'til 6. Stockwell and son, Orchard non; Mrs. Susan Scherlck and Rockville. and the Federal Hiahwav Administration l•91/l-291T«ANSrOITATION AT ALL CALDOR STORES OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 12-5 PM IN MANCHESTER, VERNON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER, AVON St., Vernon; Keith Wohllebe, daughter, Talcottville Rd., Birth Sunday: A daughter to % 1.19 Tolland. Vernon; Florence Stampp, CORRIDORS AND QROTON Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cappa, ^ 1.59 Births Friday: A son to Mr. High Manor Park. Rockville. Cold Spring Dr., Vernon.

, 4 ‘. PAGE TWO-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HEJtALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., June 13, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., June 13, 1977 — PAGE THREE-B Area bulletin board Jai Alai results Andover UnMIlWH Twin win encouraging for Red Sox^ Registration for midget football will be Tuesday from HBTMUtlNm rniHNUitNm wniNNUsimn 14m* M iN Ut 1« IIN IN IN 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Andover Elementary School. Each IN IN IN ZN UN IN IN MhMm Im in IN 1S3S2- “ a child registering must be accompanied by an adult and 6MMI-] UUt iHUUI have a copy of his birth certificate and a doctor's note. MMiMiaN kWM M SJIN m m m w iui • M n;n .Mim h smn There is an insurance fee. To learn more, call Brenda MMilMM-1 iiiiN TriM S-M SINZN MNNNUITmn lonNNutimn nmiMusiNm Somerset, 742-7596. MmNlMl IIN UN IN U N IN IN Cleveland and Tiant hurl distance INMiabMin >■«»» UN IN IN Andover Elementary School will have its annual “un­ LN IN INnMWiI II.N IN i m Inm in Mm* UmI in ix « a birthday party" Tuesday at the school. The “unbirthday MHiMtltN mm M INN kH* M INN BOSTON (U P I )-I t in the American League than Cleveland, giving up kind of games. You can’t affected both teams’ The Rangers took a 2-0 welcomed Mike Marshall rMM u tiitii NriKU M SINN East. home on Fisk’s single to party" is for all students whose birthdays fall between THhMUINNN ,MM |.| NIN was the first lone hits in the first, fourth win championships scoring timing at the plate,” said lead in the opener on single with a run-scoring single to left. TtMi M4 ININ TillMta |.M HUII Boston had not won a June 18 and Sept. 7. n a and ninth innings and nine or 10 runs a game.” Texas coach Pat Corralles, runs in the third and fourth centerfield. Briles settled down to Ma* MmM in 4N in II doubleheader sweep daytime doubleheader snm m ni in in IN IN IN IS" NN IIN IN facing only 29 batters. The The doubleheader filling in for rnanager Carbo led the ninth in­ IN IN MMmI IN IN for the Boston Red Sox since Sept. 26, 1975, when inning. Both Dave May and retire the last 16 batters IMtaMK IN IN ikM h^ LN complete-game victory produced a total of seven Frank J,j|cchesi, who had Jim Sundberg doubled in ning with another single, but the Rangers were un­ Bolton m m ihsun kHMUSNN m k 14 SUN in three months of both Cleveland and Tiant MMiUmN was the first in 12 starts for runs and 22 hits by both taken ill? "In fact one of the third inning and Bert then was replaced by able to reach Tiant. The TriMiSMimN MhUII UIIN Nrinta 14 IINN Sundays. threw complete games to There will be a picnic for senior citizens Wednesday TitnU in SINI.N TrNwti 1-S4 UNLN Tiant, now 4-4. teams. Less than three our coaches told me on the Campaneris tripled and pinch-runner Rick Miller. only hits were a Bump mm BNII beat the Indians, 4-0, 4-0, from noon to 4 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. The Mm| liN IN iN So the significance of the The Red Sox luckily got weeks ago, the Minnesota way to the park that if we sco r^ in the fourth when Hobson sacrificed Miller to Wills single, a Mike IkiiMI m IN IN IN "*ir ILN tN IN and clinch a tie for the divi­ Bolton High School chapter of the National Honor Society IN IN iSM k oM IN IN IN iN Red Sox’ 3-2, 2-0 victories four hits and two runs in Twins had 24 hits in the held Boston to a total of Cleveland walked the next second base, Denny Doyle Hargrove double and a MmBi In I* IN bfriM sion crown. will provide food and activities. Reservations are not kH* M NIN over the Texas Rangers the first inning of the night­ first game of a Fenway five runs, we could win three batters. received an intentional Juan Beniquez single to kMMIISNN m k y j ULW But this doubleheader necessary. The picnic is for all Bolton senior citizens. MM M NUN M m M tilN Mtck U Will Sunday should not be cap off Nelson Briles, who Park sweep. both games. walk and Rick Burleson keep his hitting streak TiMM SM Min THhM Ml Uun TrtNcti m SNIN Registration for the 1977 Bolton football season will be passed off with the usual was encouraging from pitched no-hit ball the last ”So we held them to five Boston got a run back in singled to load the bases alive at 15 games. MMlitNlTN Boston’s standpoint. The Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. mid-season shrug. eight innings. The Red Sox and runs and lost both games.” the fourth on Jim Rice’s with one out, strong-armed Cleveland, “This Is a big day for us Rangers, rained out Friday double, a bouncer past This is the only session planned for the pony and junior The wins were impor­ Corralles, who was to Lynn lifted a fly to left- “My best game? It’s not the Red Sox' most consis­ whether the Yankees win and Saturday, were third base that was the pony teams. An extra signup for midget players will be tant, more because both return to coaching duties fielder Tom Grieve and my best game because I —ttTNMTWT * tent pitcher, scattered or lose,” said Red Sox greeted by heavy heavy, first hit off Alexander, and held Tuesday, June 21, at the same time. New players Reggie Cleveland and Luis today when Lucchesi Miller easily beat the lost,” said Briles, 2-3. “But seven hits and earned his manager Don Zimmer humid air and an incoming Carlton Fisk’s single must be nine years old and have a copy of their birth cer­ nn Tiant pitched complete Irejoins the team in throw home. it is one of my better MM iN LN lira NN LN LN UN LN LN fifth win against three when told that New York wind when they arrived through the shortstop hole. tificate. All players must bring a parent to make a con­ games than because the Cleveland, got excellent The second game was games. While we’re in this rt iN LN InNM LN LN ILN LN losses when Fred Lynn hit had dropped a 6-1 decision Sunday at the ballpark. As A walk to Fisk and a Ber- sent signature. • M l LN LOirriiMM iN victories pulled Boston pitching from Doyle over in the first inning type of streak, the pitching %M*M$SI.N IMiMtNN I24SSLN a ninth-inning sacrifice fly to Minnesota. "It’s a a result, neither team hit a nie Carbo single chased Nrlmi VI UtLN NrfMNUillLN within a half-game of the Alexander in the first when Burleson hit a leadoff can’t afford to give up too MnliMUlUl to score Rick Miller. bigger day when they lose. home run. game and Briles in the se­ Alexander in the seventh Coventry TriMil4-7l7NN TriMi 444 imiN Trihdi 144 IIHLN division-leading Yankees double and scored on many runs. And today, two Tiant was even better “You’ve got to win these “ Maybe the two days off cond. inning and Butch Hobson Rice’s double. Rice came mmn TN IN LN Hm ILN TN LN UN LN IN was too many,” The Coventry Paddle. Prop and Sail Club will meet II IN LN iMil LN iN TN LN Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. on the raft near the Lakeside ■ LN I Jm LN i-iiif iN «MN14t»N NUALTINN iMUN parking lot, weather permitting. MnliMtULN MnliVTtllLN I Mt illlUN Town Hall meetings tonight are the Planning and INhIi HIININ TiM %‘U m STILII M4I12IININ MUSTMI IMUSTWrt Bnomi NNUS T Mni Zoning Commission, the Town Council and the Finance ILN ILN IN UN LN LN LlNplM LN iN LN Herald Rod Carew, rookie Committee. All are scheduled for 7:30. Both the kkm IM 4N I LN LN 14hvLmn LN IN i f I iN I IN VUh LtiIM iN Democratic Town Committee and the Republican Town IN U iM IliN NMiLTINN «ririilil4taN angle Committee will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. hHMlll4mUI tatMli T4 UUN MhNI-INLN TrtMi »>1 pN tmM TM T4-1 SUIN TrMi L14 t»N m m i n too much for Yanks m mniNNutTNm UN LN iN T-MI NN UN iN TMUm UN UN TN time American League VI hite Sox 6, Orioles 4 Hebron LN iN LN iN VJm IwtIm in LN Earl Yost NEW YORK (UPI) 14rri LN iN LMU Ira LN batting champion. "If I’m Chet Lemon, who tied The Rham High School Music Boosters recently elected lihMmN UiLTHTN V7U1N — No-hit fame crossed itiMIlST.TI •liT4nLN NrMiT4nNN Sports Editor hitting .399 on the last day the game 4-4 with a two- officers. Named to second terms were Marjorie Porter, i44luTmN IT44 U4UN TriNU T44 HNN Paul Thormodsgard’s of the season. I’d have to run homer in the sixth, ITTOMttIUn president; Nita Hillman, vice-president; James Derby, RMUIMUb mind Sunday but say I’d have a good shot at dashed home with the win­ treasurer, and Diane Dixon and Barbara Merbler, Wolff joins club another goal had a it. I’d like to be 21 again ning run on relief pitcher publicity chairmen. Telephone representatives for 1977- higher priority. and hitting this way. Dennis Martinez’ wild 78 are Mildred Calvo, Farrie Clark, Jacqueline Spaulding Jack Hunter, who scored a hole-ln-one recently at pitch in the 11th inning. Ellington Ridge Country Club, reports Tom Wolff joined “ All I kept hearing,” “I don’t feel 31,” Carew and Marion Kane, Hebron; Joan Cashman and Sandra Jai Alai entries added, as if he were 75. “I Oscar Gamble later the exclusive membership last weekend when he seed the said the Minnesota Twins’ Ledford, Andover, and Gloria Oakes and Eileen Chace, still see the ball well. But singled home pinch-runner Marlborough. par three, 180-yard seventh hole using a six iron. Sal 24-year old right-hander noniNNus onerTiNNUs after pitching a no-hitter to hit .400 a guy’s got to Tim Nordbrook with an in­ Creating Krackers in Andover •, I riHi* T PNns TPNtn Evangelista, Les Baum and Ray Beller waitnessed the have everything going for surance run in the inning as VI 14M VI t-NNiNMTfci feat...Eleven golfers from the Manchester Country Club for 5 1-3 innings and win­ Ellen Searle shows Andover children how she creates Krackers r LteLrat VltlM VI i iMr LnNW ding up with a five-hit, 6-1 him. When the weather the second-place White Sox Tolland riL M b M VlLM n 7 4 L Urin Iran membership will be in the North Section qualifying for gets hot in July and kept pace Minnesota in the M L M VI iM lM the Connecticut State Golf Amateur championship victory over the New York Commencement exercises for Grade 8 students at the the Clown during Andover’s seventh annual arts festival Saturday VI LIralH 7*1 L Mnr Imi August, that’s when you AL West. Jmy MmHi n i*l • I Vt LMm VI LUmlra Tuesday at Tumble Brook Country Gub in Bloomfield. Yankees, “was you can’t Tolland Middle School will be June 24 at 7 p.m. at the afternoon at the town’s school. About 50 children surrounded her as I EmUi bran VI 7 S f J!* " separate the men from the Angels 11, Indians 4 74 T. M m VI 7. Cm Mv The list includes Brad Strella, Mike Cooney, Jeff go all the way. Now I school gymnasium. The class will have a dance this she completed the process which takes about two hours. Nearly 100 L imn bfri VI ;* CflSL VI L Ira VI LlmlHNi boys.” Joe Rudi belted two INS IMirara UL**?* Torrance, Tom Prior, Tim and Mike La Francis, Bill have.” Friday and a picnic this Sunday. The awards assembly 44IT44 27t VT4 S i! ^ homers and drove home adults and even more children attended the festival this year. Other mm moo Ml ll-S Ml Ml V74 V74 744 T VS 244 V74 L44 L42 744 241 24-7 247 Heath, Woody Clark, Serge Sartori and Roger Poudrier. Thormodsgard conceded for all school students will be June 27. iwnt a n m u t TonsMa TmniiMus five runs in the Angels’ artists and performers included the Quari^ville Junior Ancient Fife Lk*| 4-1 in m mm mm Jim Bidwell will represent Tallwood and Dave Thomas, he was aware of the no­ Beginning today, a section of Cider Mill Rd. in the 14n«iWil 7 7 American romp. Nolan Ryan, 9-5, got and Drum Corps, organist Eunice Guay, singers and musicians. The U I |M| l-l IkM*(HWt UAm l-l 1. Jnf Ira l-l Steve Tantlllo, Tony Roberto, Jim Crichton and Bob hitter but that it didn’t Tolland-Willington area will be closed to through-traffic. IM SiM ii 4-1 IIHMI II IbMMhhl 1 Iraa l-l 1 Ira terra 4-1 the win but was removed in ll I kKini II mii 7*2 X M IM bother him. League festival continued through Sunday, (Herald photo by Barlow) I. «n IMMI M I M l-l L ) l-l Davidson are the Ellington Ridge players scheduled to A detour using Merrow Rd. to Anderson Rd. to Cider Mill Mitetertertei l-l “The no-hitter crossed the seventh inning after Rd. will be in effect for about three months. The closing I kM* kmM II L 2UM M LbMilMnl 4-1 $.&MaMM 7-1 tee off. The low 18 players, plus ties, will qualify out of a walking seven batters. He {• SV *#" i ! I- M m II LMPIm i jM 711 (ra Orate 1-2 field of 174. my mind,” he said. “But it and detour are due to the Interstate 86 reconstruction 7.1m Iraki irai ■ l-l 7. Mum Sra 7-2 "I played with Ted struck out 10, however, and ilSTiSl tiS ” LNm Im LUrat LMr $-UMteMv $-1 didn’t put any pressure on Williams and Stan Musial project. Read Herald Ads NBlMiM 8i Sra SMUm Orate me.” yielded just three hits. 14.? 241714 -V? V74V7-H44k?4 vTl 744 V74 W7 VVI VV4 744 V7 2 241 7 24 Second best and I don’t like to compare Brttwers 4, Royals 0 Mickey Rivers broke up people,” said Manager The Royals, many of Jack Redmond and Cherrie Dow teamed up in doubles the no-hitter with a line Gene Mauch of the Twins. whom played in Milwaukee play in the annual Farmington Open mixed doubles event single to right field with Plainfield results yesterday but lost in the finals to Nadine Nutter and her “ But let me say that Rod is road jerseys, were shut out one out in the sixth inning absolutely amazing. brother Ron, of Branford by scores of 64), 6-1...Alex and scored the Yankees’ on seven hits by Milwaukee *11 to *13 OFF P air There’s never been southpaw Jerry Augustine. Guardsman 4 Ply m a am - m n s m nmvii(D IIIIM Ferguson is home recuperating following surgery for a run when Willie Randolph nm viin 2-MiM I N I N IN l-N.I IIN IN IN second time on his hip. The well-known former football anybody quite like him.” Prior to the game, thieves ^ Steel Belted 30 VIMnfc LN LN iN INmBm 4N in i-fHikM IN IN and Chris Chambliss 14ilMilM NN 7.N player and successful coach on all levels will be sidelined Carew sent the Twins off broke into the Kansas City S4««1 MUU 30 SMUmsI 4N MSiihi hhr, M IN followed with singles. Sears SMnlM SALE PlK VNO? MkM LN I K IIN IK IIN for an indefinite period...Eric Modean, former sports to a 2-0 lead with a homer clubhouse and stole $3,500 Polyester Tires WWlfwaU RrgoUr Prtcf PKICE F.E.T. neuN Thormodsgard then settled IMMIMiMIIIN kUM lU |M SUN editor of The Herald and now retired, was in town on the in the first inning and also of uniforms and equip­ A78-13 39 M.II IM pkklttpdllUN M iM tt4*lltlii NriHhlUiMWN down and cruised to his C78-I3 41 TifiMVtI V14------nM S121iN TdhM I-I3 mM SIImH TdhM 1-2-1 |M SUNN weekend to help celebrate the 50th anniversary with a tripled and scored on an ment. i l i t i M.M ZJl acONVlKN fourth win against three T*' ) E78-14 43 M.W IM ■niMBHNKfl) im illlll scout troop. Modean covered local sports during the error in the seventh. A’s 7, Tigers 1 VfMihNkr.l ILN LN iN IM ’ilM IIN IN IN MniiriMh IN IN IN losses. Collision path at Fenway Park PlusF.E.T. F78-I4 47 8t.ee 2M V flM LN IN A crowd of 52,821 turned I'lS: G78-14 I M h l IN IN UN UN 1930s...Manchester resident Sam Maltempo had the Vida Blue, 4-7, snapped a A78-I3 49 4i.ee 2.M LN l-iM k M l IN IN Rod Carew hit a two-run out for the “Bat Day” Boston catcher Carlton Fisk holds on to ball after making catch and t i e * ® H78-14 S2 44.8t 2J9 Tie SIN I K N N IK BN choice assignment of refereeing the boxing bout between homer, a triple and a single personal five-game losing G78-15 SI 48.ee 2.72 UpM WN M * h lU mH SUN MIM IN hU SU4N 1976 Olympic winner Sugar Ray Leonard and Vinnie promotion, which inciden­ streak with a four-hitter — colliding with third baseman Butch Hobson against Texas at Boston. H78-1S S4 iSiTr^**-. j IIIl-llMWIJ hM M IN *M S4IN MMIMpMSH-N in five tries to lead the INo Trade In! Free Moiinling 4e.ee 2.94 kkkMi tally fell on "Puerto Rican his first win since May 9. (UPI photo) J78-IS M 4Y.ee 3.98 untunu TdhM I - ll pM m i N TdhM Hi mM U44LN DeBarros. The former pro boxer has been on the Connec­ Twins’ nine-hit attack on im 111(11 n m i i i n en m iiim ticut staff of officials for several years. Day” in New York City. Bases-loaded errors by Guardsmin L78-1S 58 4t.8e 3.21 l-atl* SIN I4JI IN Ed Figueroa and Ken Sears Low Plus M a N M U N I N T.N 4NM IN IN IN The loss was the fifth Tom Veryzer and Jason BUckwall Regular Price F.E.T. l-lM*ilt*i 4JI IN l-UMMh IN IN I4X kpM k* IN IN Holtzman. Carew thus M—liktNii IN Ik a U h IN SkkMliht IN against seven victories for Thompson accounted for IK ON I K SIN IK UN Memorable moment raised his average to .387 A78-13 16.50 1.72 kUMIUpMlItN the Puerto Rican-born all four Oakland runs off Seaver on way to Reds? W h h lU h H IN N MtMlHhUtUN Sitting in the State Armory last night for the excellent in a challenge to become B78-13 18.50 1.82 Sears Guardsman Mali lU pM t4HN M M ^ MMhUlpMNli Figueroa. loser Dave Rozema in the TdhM M-i pM IININ TrihM M-4 pM W IN TdhM lU *H SHIU the major leagues’ first NEW YORK (UPI) He gave his approval to a “He has told us he is dis­ C78-14 pops concert presented by the talented Manchester Civic Elsewhere in the AL, 20.50 2.01 llllin BNiiiMBmmm nnniiMBMHiq .400-hitter since Ted second inning. — Tom Seaver will deal with the Reds over the satisfied and he wants to be Radial Tires ■ iHl UN II.N (N l-knlHM IN IN IN l-kMOH ILN IN IN Orchestra under the direction of Jack Heller my mind Boston swept a E78-14 21.00 2.23 SB' Mariners 5, Blue Jays 2 weekend, traded. If that’s what he IIN IN lkiiil|.l* IN LN MdMl|M*r,W IN IN went back 25 years to the most memorable basketball Williams of the Boston Red doubleheader from Texas, become a member of F78-14 22.00 2.37 CoonhKM Ra«al teori Low Pill 4MS IN U fiO m a t IN MMh|l(i.N IN Sox hit .406 in 1941. Ruppert Jones lined a Before beating the wants, we are trying the Bta<*»all Itoflitar Prk* PET. IK IIN IKNN IK WU game played at the Main Street drillshed. 3-2 and 2-0; Chicago put pair of RBI singles and the world champion G7614 24.00 2.53 AitlTiLlS 1J4 NMh IN pM |in.N tidMlUiMtUN MIMIUpiUWN It didn’t decide any championship, but it helped, when Carew, however, was as Astros, 3-1, in Houston Sun­ best we can to satisfy a dis­ bhlS-13 M MMSUpMIMN M M I M i M I N N iMrtiM l-14jM niUN away Baltimore, 6-4, in 11 Jose Baez hit his first Cincinnati Reds within 5.60-15 20.50 1.77 2.99 IdbM SU |M tUNJI A1 Palmieri threw a ball over the rafters and it settled in unconcerned about hitting day, Seaver said, “There is satisfied Seaver. DRi i -m e e 2.n TdhM l-U pM W tN innings; California major league home run to m NNUSUMU .400 as Thormodsgard was the next 48 hours—un­ a strong possibility this “AH he has to do is tell us G78-15 24.00 2.59 ER». 87 2.41 the basket for a one-point win over Torrington in the drubbed Cleveland, 11-4; P hit-M 41 2.54 spark the Mariners’ first could be my last game for he is satisfied and h e . is H78-15 26.00 2.79 UINHTiiaM- Eastern League. about his possible no­ less he kills the deal dhlS-K 48 2.19 Milwaukee beat Kansas victory over their fellow the Mets.” perfectly welcome to stay. d a n - i s 44 2.79 lUTtt cum - m a nn anii-ii(i) A quarter century later, looking up at the rafters, it hitter. himself by telling the RBT YMB CMS (Q HFTIVlCm SMM 17.N ILN iN City, 4-0; and Oakland expansion team, Toronto.- Sale pricefi in effect this week UR79-15 47 2.M 241 Mk 7N IN UC seemed almost impossible to throw a ball that high and 'T m too old to hit .400,” M. Donald Grant, the We'd be delighted to have 2-MlMa ILN LN i2C 2-HhMrkl LN LN downed Detroit, 7-1. Dick Pole went the route New York Mets he has only unlesfi otherwise Hpecified LR7I-I5 4 t 3.28 VU’i nrara LN iN VlkiihMiN LN LN l-khl d M . M LN have it split the cords. said the 31-year old five­ Mets’ board chairman, him keep pitching for us,” LMlraki LN 14ri|ktfnif 4JC 1K1J)I4C for his third victory. decided to stay with acknowledged Sunday a m » .n m u j$ Nkkkltf piHtnN It was an impossible shot in a season that was climaxed k*Mi 21$ pS ISLN Lkkk 2M pM SnJC fvMa $12 piM $CLN by Manchester winning both regular season and playoff them for the same deal was in the process of TrNcti 24) pS $NLM brfra 2M pm SSLN T rM VV7 pki tlSCLN TrlMli 241 piM DMJC salary they are paying being completed but still The major league nw vtc w tutitmbmhid honors. m m i a m V iew M IM IM left the door open for trading deadline is 24 MC S LN LN 2JC VNNti Tdit, Np N N 17JC LN WllMCff Relief ace big reason him now. 7Mlif1 LN 2JC V M M iN iN Seaver. Wednesday midnight. vSnSprkvIif LN 24N mN LN LN VfraWi LN The Mets are understood V fW iM M LN End of the line Seaver’s tenure in the I? 1M:)ldl tknn to be getting three players “I've said it dozens of MMi2l7piUULN m m i M k lU pM SUN A number ot standout high school track stars from league and with the Mets TrifMti 2-74 jdi IINLM bkkk 2M pki S7LN PirtMk lU paU S2LN for their three-time Cy times before and I’ll say it Sears A. M icti N2 piM $)NJC Cubs leading division gives him the right to ap­ Trikdi 1-S4 pdC SlILN Connecticut will pass up the New England Relays in M? Mk 2UiiU $SLN Trtkdi VM piM SNNN Young Award-winner, the again, the Mets have never anomi vii ic) Manchester June 25-26 to take part in the AAU In­ had any desire to trade prove or disapprove any LN LN LN »ami vicd) v m s s 34N ILN LN best known of which is SVin’ilM ILN iN iN ^ A vitational Meet in Salem, N.H., which matches the top fielder Gary Thomasson, a the Dodgers their fifth loss deal involving him. MkS LN LN LN UC NEW YORK (UPI) right-handed reliever Tom Seaver,” said Grant. 4- I VUNIM? LN 1-MNSdh.hip LN UC laSkk) LN male and female athletes from the six New England wild pickoff throw by Gary in seven games. Tommy T K llN TM:)14C — The surprising Hawley Eastwick, the IM k SM iM $2iN » > id i ® kMik $L7 pM NIN states...Rosaire Paiement, former New England Whaler Lavelle and Bobby John was the loser. M M lU *M SUN National League’s Nrkcta SIC piU $NJC fvkck $17 paU SNLN and now with Indianapolis in the WHA, is back in Chicago Cubs lead the Murcer’s sacrifice fly in Pirates 6-7, Pailres 1-4 Trikdi V44 pkd flSLTC MMSUMUIN Trikds VM pdi lltTLN “Fireman of the Year" C. TdM 11-4 *U W IN Manchester and hobbling around on crutches following National League’s the eighth inning. Jerry Reuss pitched a n«n VIC (0 aNniiiui TMIITN TMO MNSm last season. Genuine VIMkl 7.N LN 2N VTiUlk NN 1)N LN surgery for a torn cartlidge in his knee...No argument Eastern Division by 3 The Cincinnati Reds six-hitter and Omar 8MB m LN LN l«HpiKmMI,M UN IN IN 2-lasdNikMr iN UC Infielder Doug Flynn l - M IdMt 4N IN here, announcement that Dave Keen had been named Moreno hit a two-run single VCpcNTrai 4JC VUCfMki ILN l/2games and must be swept the Montreal Expos, also has been mentioned as Parts & Accessories m j w m a k l M M IN TKNN winner of the WHA's Paul Denrau Trophy as the league’s in a four-run fourth inning M k 111 nU SILN IKIUI LMik 2M pdC SCMC taken seriously as a 7-6 and 14-8, the St. Louis one of the Reds’ players in­ hriMdSU pUULN kH M IM mM tn.M Srakdi V241 jiU I1L4NN Most Gentlemanly Player. Twice Keon won a like award Cardinals defeated the Los leading the Pirates to their *50 O F F .. . Stereo TiHwti VI4 piU m k M M 4 U * U ) N N ittbmmTmts pennant contender. volved. GATILHIO’S AUTO SALES TdhM 4-l-i pM I4NN while playing in the NHL. He has averaged just over five Angeles Dodgers, 5-2, the victory and handing two- " MNN2 Seaver had asked the minutes per season in penalties in 17 major league years. There are many Pittsburgh Pirates beat the time 20-game winner Ran­ Authorltsd SAAB Dssisr AM/FM/MPX 'with 8 Track Mets to trade him when reasons for the Cubs’ San Diego Padres, 61 and dy Jones his seventh-loss in 371 Main StTMt, M inchutar *T OFF...42 Battery 15% ..25% OFF they refused to renegotiate success but it would be 7-4, the New York Mets the first game. Dave PHONE 643-4894 A. Sears IOW-:)0 motor C. Penske timing light Regular r Plainfield entries the three-year contract he 0il.m IIMiriir . lO.St ...... 39.99 i 9 9 Ageless and amazing topped the Houston Astros, Parker hit his ninth homer, Regular 9 9 B. Penske M i9.99 CVOnKwraNaMrarasrasesi hard to top Bruce signed with them last year 135.99 D. Penske ignition knocked in two runs and S with trade engine analyzer analyzer. Kffttjs 0.29.99 MCl-tl Sutter’s contribution scored three to lead calling for $225,000 a year. 2 KrK iiiiii...... 119.99 l-l l-kM HUM’S CM Tiant back in groove National Sears 42 power-rated battery provides 385 amps ol cold Fils in dash of many late model GM and Ford cars — no cul­ Ifl I Mk IM IM TiPd* ____ S-i of 30 appearances and Pittsburgh’s 11-hit attack cranking power plus 95 minutes of reserve capacity for ac­ ling. drilling or filing. AFCon FM. U IPhaPiMM IM rik M I. kM r Th I M 1-1 BOSTON (UPI) - Two weeks ago, Luis Tiant was a major league­ League in the second game. cessories (Group24C). ' Jensen speakers also on SALK! M I Tkf Ml 4. C m Mm ra,4- imphrkm laarikk being called old. Now he's ageless and amazing again. leading total of 17 |tl.99. Sears Marine Battery 136.99. li- I MMTi M I M aw lh| The truth is that Tiant 3-1, and the Atlanta Braves Mels 3, Antrus I <-> I. kiH balk I. &Mil The 31,038 fans in atten­ saves. Tom Seaver pitched a r Front-End Alignment I. kM N I K h!| Rpshr IS-I M I likM IlhstidiW has not changed. He still is downed the Philadelphia Regular $12.99, For MKt THE MUZZLER l l b i l 4-1 IMIN dance celebrated the Sutter came out of the Phillies, 5-3, in other NL five-hitter for his seventh 4kI I HI c. « L W ■Mini 36 years old as he was in American Cars M l I-ll LFtMFMl M r u M CiMt I. M M IHM May. But he was being hit revival by chanting "Loo- bullpen Sunday and nailed games. win and Lenny Randle SAVE *4 Heavy-Duty l U r i M n IM ) ' I In Ha INM m IlksIhM M a. « wna wmm IMMM I- I fciiM M I WMk IM I M kM l-l hard and was getting ee, Loo-ee” as they have In down the Cubs’ 6-5 victory Reds 7-14, Expos 6-8 singled and scored during a TheSteadyRider I kfUFi Pd* II itcdkiNM {-I i k rakip I Hipiri IMa IM I **'• MUhrs M past years for the man who over the San Francisco two-run eighth inning for Muffler llirinMMf IS-I 1 Ml Iph IMMNI M I MM kUw IS-I knocked out of games ear­ George Foster drove in Gimplete Brake Job 11hM * « |] I K ® llhMNIat U 1 TM M4 HMMSM M I k«. Irai Ian IM ly, causing the fans and has rebounded from arm Giants with two Innings of the decisive run with an in­ the Mets, who dealt rookie t IhbMn 1-2 I. hn'i Rpir .4- I. iFi las Im I. Carp * M I. Ut hwp IM Regular 1 9 9 iMMrTm IDmIM IM IFibM Ihspb-l M I hcaiw M media critics to bury Tiant trouble in 1971 to win 101 one-hit relief which didn’t field out in the first game Floyd Bannister his sixth }I2.99 We • Turn and true all four drums or I. Up IrM IhftiilM each rotors • Rebuild wheel cylinders • 2 1 6 ' I tahiri Ths M UTKT-I*ll M iM bIk again. games for the Red Sox. really satisfy him or and singled home the tie­ setback. Seaver struck out 8 » » Inspect master cylinder • Flush A aecMBintui -IIiMM Islk A A’S ble^ hydraulic brake sytem, fill to The Cuban right-hander "Some of you guys knock Manager Herman Franks. breaking run during a four- six and walked two in Sears Best heavy-duly shocks! capacity with brake fluid • Ac­ • nuNiauK • indicated the funeral was me down, say I can’t pich "Maybe he is finally get­ run rally in the sixth inning raising his record to 7-3, Fit most American made cars, im­ curately adjust each wheel • Road Fits 90% of Amer. Installed! anymore,” said Tiant as he ting a little tired,” said ports, pickups and vans. Fast, low lest. Cars, ('lamps Fstra KIT TML 1:1$ PJL MM VIC Ik IMI Ik I Ml M l Ml premature when he pitched of the second game as the Braves 3, Phillies 3 cosi ioslallalion available in I Ml j- SriLj",,. M I. lka*iwM M I.MMhi I I l.aaiaalU IVl iik^ I Ml seven strong innings last unwrapped and lit a big Franks. "He didn’t have as Reds cut the Dodgers’ lead Jeff Burroughs hit a M Ik flap l.lwrlhNbp IM M I M M lUkpihalp >;■ I aw ri cdiM cigar and puffed the smoke much stuff as he usually M IIMkrt M I MmM’i hi* IM I Mm F« week to gain a win against in the Western Division to 7 three-run homer following M I la* Oak M lU 'il ^ III I iiww'i na » I Mk’i ka Kansas City. into a circle of reporters does.” l/2games. The Reds staged singles by Barry Bonnell M liaMplhwp IM 1 M Caihr I) i Cm hki j-thwhUpsi ■H L IM Ui IM Tiant bolted all the way around his locker. ‘T m But, Sutter said, "I feel their biggest hitting spree and Willie Montanez with 1&T3SL IM IMkiaw S-I IDwMM Ih kiaaha— . H L nMha k * M l . ^ f l a n M I. NwOai I. aBMn inwi just human; I’m not a great. We’ve won four none out in th$ bottom of IM IhriUlwi IM inpMU I M f I. U a Iwa back to life Sunday by of the season in the night­ BRIDGEPORT. CONN HAMDEN CONN ORANGE CONN EASTFIELD MALL. MASS WATCRBURY CONN W HARTFORD. CONN <-1 IW Ihhw M facing just 29 batters in a Superman. Some days I get straight and we got a day cap with 20 hits, including the ninth, earning the Where America shops L J * C Vt------kk------M VIC MIR Ik IMI IM I Ml Sears W SPRINGFIELD. MA:>5 MANCHESTER. CONN MIDDLETOWN. CONN MCVIC LMiTM M LktrbMhU l-l 11L khsaa MM L Iwa ... I**’ " three-hit, 2-0 shutout of the them out and some days I off Monday. I was a little 10 for extra bases. Braves their triumph over PITTSFIELD. MASS DANBURY. CONN GREENFIELD. MASS KFCNE.NH WESTFIELD. MASS I*, L LL'i kmM W UT M IM il * kw* IhswCiMi >>' I k Ha M st«a«. HrilVI l H **<14 1 Appliances Alto At Tbc*e Soan Store* V L M H I M kwi Texas Rangers on n humid don’t. tired and made some bad the Phillies. Junior Moore AMHLR5T HADLEY BRANrUdO IRISTIM. MERiDCN NUaTMAMrTON ULDMVIROOK HOCIVtUt lOUTMMIOCC WARC WILUMAKTIC 1-1 lUMlkkw I n*i iMi I U'l U kip Curds 5, Dodgers 2 L Cradm Ti? i a Mw IM i ri MM 4. M M M I Tika k | afternoon in Fenway Park. "Sure you get concerned pitches.” and pitcher Andy .SflfiJi/acflon (tuurunUrd or Your Moruy Hutk '■tfne Hk>dn«re «>d «i^«A4..t |irmi AltkSkM ¥ NORTHAMmiN i iMfSedt 7.1 L l^d kropi l-l IMiMkn im am ii Mike Tyson drove in m IM I MMi hwbi when you’re going bad but The Cubs scored their L hMi Imm ii L* r* »4--- UA-. fl_ IM lUriMb IMfihrt . . Tiant never had more than three runs with two Messersmith also homered \ I.I 1 ImlCi IlMb i hpmi Mw IS-I I. ImM I.kpiUliM H l . k i m one runner on base in an in­ I've been pitching long sixth victory Ih their last doubles and a single and for the Braves while Greg T.M^Mw {.j L uw a** IM liT IhM I ipM kiM M I rs Maw LIm jM ning and allowed the enough to know to find out seven games when Gene Eric Rasmussen scattered Luzinski hit his 13th for the u UT in - u'l U kaphllk OKKitmai - kpd hrqi h M Rangers to get as far as se­ what I’m doing wrong and Clines singled and went to 10 hits for his fifth win in Phillies. Reliever Gene cond base only once. then correct it.” second on an error by out­ helping the Cardinals hand Garber was the loser. pa g e FOUR B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 13. 1OT7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., June 13, 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B LEGAL tatlon Federal Highway Administra­ INDEX H elp W o n ttd 13 Halp Wantad 13 tion NOTICE NOTICIt standingt 990 Wethersfield Avenue MISSH.E CREWMAN - No •K. Open next stop I Lo8t and Found RNs - LPN$ In accordance with the Hartford, Connecticut t — Poraonala experience required. Current 7-3, 811 shift, full time, Ballard super NATIONAL provisions of Section 7-131J State Department of Planning I — Announoomonta training openings. Good 1 — Enlartainmant part time, weekends relief. American Leagu^ and Section lSa-58 of the salary, paid training. Enlist­ Dave MacBryde hurled a t i E ner^ Policy i Aucitona ment r^uired. Ages 17-35. G>me In and taUc to us General Statutes of Connec­ two-hitter leading the East 340 Capitol Avenue FINANCIAL CaU U.S. Army at 643-9462. about our new higher star­ Medics to a 26 win over for Al Geiherger W L Pet. GB ticut, as amended, and Title Hartford, Connecticut > ~ Bond8*Slocki*MoM080M ting rate. 23, Section 128 of the U.S. ' — Paraonal Loana Moriarty Bros. Saturday at New York 34 25 .576 - Connecticut State Library ' — Inauranca RN SUPVER VISORS - 3 to 11, C(^e, the Connecticut Depart­ and 11 to 7 shifts. Join our EAST HARTFORD Boston 32 24 .571 Vk 231 Capitol Avenue in Legion win Buckley Field. Bill Masse MEMPHIS, Tenn. two-under-par 70 Sunday dismay as both Player and ment of Transportation will EMPLOYMENT progressive nursing team. CONVALESCENT HOME homer^ for the Medics for a 72-hole total of 273 Baltimore 31 26 .544 2 Hartford, Connecticut — Halp Wantad Meadow Convalescent Center, (UPI) — Al Geiberger McGee fired eagles. hold the following combined ~ Buaintaa Opportunitiaa 746 Main St. with Mark Holmes, Joe and a three-stroke win over The round changed Mllw 29 31 .483 5Vk open space and cor- Capitol Region Council of — Silualton Wanltd 333 Bidwell Street, 647-9196. By LEN AUSTER Manchester has slated an Ellington starting lineup is the only golfer to Governments East Hartford, Conn. Gllagher and Glen Chetelat Gary Player and Jerry quickly and drastically on Cleveland 24 28 .462 6Vk rldor/deslgn public hearings: EDUCATION exhibition game Tuesday struckout at least twice 97 Elm Street COUPLE TO ACT as Herald Sporl^wnter each collecting doubles. win a PGA tourna­ McGee. He won $40,000. the back nine, however. Detroit 24 31 .436 8 Nathan Hale School Cafeteria, — Prtval# Inatructlona at East Catholic’s Eagle with the host club Hartford, Connecticut — SchoolaS. | entrance, single story Saturd^. Free loan Instm- 6-I-Rooms V 6464618. THOMPSON HOUSE - Fur­ Real Estate, 646-1880. 1 weekends. ll-S. ment. Reasonable rates. 646- tAMDMMflMO Ahllquoa 4U building, convenient location. PHONE 643-2711 NIm yard In a nished rooms. Kitchen ■ ■ ■ foi ■ )r elderly. 6557. V. N C /i privileges, centrally located, TWO ROOM Apartment - Fur­ DAMATO FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD IMHMUa (,(,1 Uvaatoek 44 WANTED Antique furniture, nished. Stove, refrigerator, 8195 p er m onth , heated. VMUunA parking, men or women. Damafo Enterprises, 646-1021. Schooft-CfeasM 19 ptaaaant glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Deposit. CaU 649-2358. heat, hot water. Apply ENTERPRISES RIMROCK STABLE - in other antique Items. R. Marlow's, 867 Main St. B46-1021 ______AD BOX — neighborhood Marlborou^ offers a limited Harrison, 6434709. ANDOVER - Five room SUMMER SHAPE Up LOVELY BEDROOM - North Apartment. No utilities. Program - A Morgan School of number of box stalls. 9ffi a Manchester. Kitchen and TWO FAMILY, Five rooms. Security and references month for full board. Large WANTED - Old toys, post Two bedrooms, 8250 monthly. Acrobatics. Slimnastics, laundry privilege 825 weekly. required. Write P.O. Box 124, Excercise, Weight Training. 3 bodrioomt, dining room (could b t a don or 4th bodroom), kitchon, living -M-, lighted ring and trails nearby. cards, steins, stringed in­ Plus heat, utilities. Security, MANCHESTER - 5 U rg e C l i p ^ — Fill-In — Mail Today 6494249. Andover, Gmn. 06232. July thm August. Enroll now, r ^ m , onclosod porch, and a full/hlgh/dry baaamant. Tha “batlca” Includa 5W-2817 or 2954483. struments, paintings, fur­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• references required. Mr. Rooms. First floor. 15 word mlnirhum 6464696, or H9-4173. niture, clocks, advertising Apartmant* For Bont S3 Bisseli, Philbrlck Agency, 64fr Appliances and parking. Very city water and aawar (no lain), copper plumbing, circuit breakers, good FIW RUJING LESSONS - EMlish items, outright purchase, con­ 4200. * ' MANCHESTER - Two clean. Available immediately. 4 AM 9 or Western, aU levels, 'nail, signments. 644-8962. bedroom Duplex. Half house. 8225 monthly. Security WE HAVE customers waiting Convenient location. Heat and OR CALL 643-2711 heating system, and new aluminum siding/storms/scraans. pony, buggy rides also for the rental of your apart­ THREE ROOM Apartment - required. Call 528-1313, after 6 For period ending 7 a.m,, Tuesday, June 14. During Mon­ available. 8335571, anytime. WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, Heat, hot water, appliances, utilities extra. Security. 8185 p.m. ment or home. J.D. Real monthly. 646-3285 after three. □ REAL ESTATE day night, shower activity is in store for parts of the upper Furniture, Old Toys, Pain­ Estate Associates, Inc. 646- air conditioning. Storage Available now. RATES; Based on consecutive days ad WILL BOARD Your Horse at tings, Dolls, Stringed area, laundry facilities, gar­ Mississippi Valley, the Rockies and in portions of the central 1880. SUB-LET - One bedroom viUeys. Elsewhere, mostly fair weather should prevail. very reasonable rates. Best of Instruments. 646-2690 age. Security deposit. No pets. Is run. ($2.00 minimum charge.) Noffles For Solo 23 P/aasa call tor a more complata pasture. Come and see it. (anytime). 643-4884, 646-7268. THREE BEDROOM Apart­ apartment. Air conditioning, Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum LOOKING for anything in real ment in the U urel & Church carpeting, dishwasher. daacriptlon. . . .ODEGARD readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 69 (88), Boston 56 (71). Also, gentle ponies for sale. estate rental - apartments, COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg 7 4 ^ 7 ^ . 3 1/2X8” MOTOR Scooter Street area. Available July Parking, flood location. 8200 Chicago 55 (73), Cleveland 53 (75), Dallas 71 (88), Denver 55 homes, multiple dwellings, no GENTLEMAN TO Share Four 1st., 8195 including utilities. Farm, with three story bam. Tires - In good condition, and rooms in Vernon. 835 weekly. monthly. Available July 1st. Butler-type building. Power Fairly pricad at _ REAirr (88), Duluth 45 (67), Houston 72 (88), Jacksonville 73 (93), fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Call 647-9340. 872-2846, 875-3128, Boot*-Aeea**orloa 45 reasonably priced. Call 643- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 875m41. ’ plant, ana other out buildings, Kansas City 65 (80), Little Rock 45 (67), Los Angeles 57 (73), 4739. 1 to 2 days...... 11* per word per day plus Three Lovely Homes. -X 443-4365 $34,900. Miami 77 (88), New Orleans 73 (88), New York 61 (74), 1970 SIXTEEN FOOT Jewel. 1977 can be a big year 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. Auto* For Solo 61 Autos For Sale 31 Auloa For Sal* Offers invited. B/W Realty, Phoenix 71 (100), San Francisco 51 (65), Seattle 51 (63), St. 85 horsepow er E vinrude 61 3 to 5 days...... 10* per word per day 647-1419. for youl Tell our floor. Three room heated Louis 63 (85), Washington 64 (82). motor, Mastercraft Trailer. readers, about your miartment. 8180. Security. 6 to 26 days...... 9* per word per day 81800. Call after 5 p.m., 649- Call 646-2426, 9 to 5. DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, 1041. service with a Over 26 days...... 8* per word per day carpeting, aluminum storms, Classified ad. 2 furnaces, trees, 8445 income. ANDOVER - Four bedroom •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' 839,500. Hutchins Agency, 64^ Rancb. Completely Insulated. Aulot For Solo 61 Auto* For Solo 61 Aufot For Solo 81 3166. New kitchen, fireplace, game I M BUY DBEGT FROM O W K R i KEITH room, overslied garage. 23 ArOeloa for Solo 41 BUSINESS ZONE - Near busy Possible 5 1/4% assumable intersection. Large seven 8U L E S U TE mortgage. 838,500. Offers in­ *7 7 ,0 0 0 ALUMINUM sheets used as room home, large Toot. 855,- 172 L Canlar 9L vited. Owner. 7C-0015. _ MANCHiSTER printing plates,' .007 thick, 000. Hutchins Agency, 646- '8'eem Ouplt>, ••piritt 23x32”, n cents each or 5 for uSSIt^ on* ikl* 4 bedrooms, 2 81. Phone 643-2711. 3166. “Mr* Male* MANCHESTER - Five room Colonial. Central location. Mil I***' * bedroomi. 1 PLEASE, HELP US ] HOUSE CALLS" City utilities. Aluminum aHaSS'SielSaS.""' UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub Maneheeter storm windows, enclosed MANCHESTER Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 648- 4126 porch. 829,900. Hayes Cor­ • foom C«p«. 9 btdroomi. formal Brownies, nurses. East gnjng, (amlly room, flropiica, 1H CathoUc S^ool. 649-1225. MAKE ROOM 649- 1922 poration, 8484131. Mnt, nnlahad rao and taparata EAST WINDSOR - Mini-farm SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Now Starting — Ranches, of 71/2 picturesque acres with MANCHESTER processed gravel, stone, sand FOR OUR NEW SAABS! Capes, Colonials, Raised bam, large brook, pond site, 8 fooma aach, aaparata and fill. For delivery call Ranches and Salt Box, 3 ROCKVILLE - Aluminum fenced pastures, fnilt trees. G e o i^ H . Griffing, Andover, and 4 bedrooms. Models on Plus modem 9 Room custom sided Three Family Home. 1976 CHEVY CHEVELLE 1972 OLDS TORNADO I lovely high treed lots. Call Ideal for on premises owner. built Rambling Cape. ^11 Low mileage. Mechanics Special! •■••WN-gjjdgto^llO.SOO. TWO 300 AMP Rectiflera - now for appointment to see Secure investment with good Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 848- I ANDOVER — only 17 miles, 22 minutes east of I 7 / ' '°p . income and better potenlial. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., ■ Hartford. Contemporary, architect designed, U -l Good condition. Good for "•es. P a NAME our plans and lot selection. plating, or welding. Call'649- Priced from 852,900 to 884,- 852,900. Wolverton Agency, Manchester Office, 847-9130. ■ shaped, flat-roofed Ranch, with beamed cellingsl REAL ESTATE CO. f i c r a l b ADDRESS 649-2183. Equal Housing Opportunity. ^ from noon til 6:00 p.m. 1975 VOLVO WAGON 1974 MG MU)GET 900. ■throughout houae. Fully appllancad deluxal 648-8280 Mint, all options. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CITY Conv., 4-speed. 13,000 miles! MANCHESTER - Six rooms, ■ kitchen. Large living room with full slate floor. I SEARS COLDSPOT Air Con­ STATE g r e a t BEGINNING - Seven 24 bedroom bungalow. Wall- ■Sliding doors lead to large patio with full size In-1 ditioner - Ehicellent condition. P.O. Box 591 One year old. 14,0()0 BTU. ZIP MERMn room Cape. Four bedrooms, to-wall carpeting, aluminum ■ground cement pool. Master bedroom suite with I 1975 HONDA GIVK ManchMtar, Conn. 06040 ReaHore 848-1180 treed fenced-in yard with siding, large enriosed porcb. 8250. Call after 6, 6335113. PHONE ■ bath. Two other bedrooms with full bath. Fulll Priced to sell! 1966 T-BIRD black top basketball court. 837,m . 6430513. No agenU. Mecahnlcs Special! Convenient to bus and shop­ ■cellar Includes large panelled den-rec-room.l ONE SPEEDAIRE Air Com­ 9 ping. 841,900. Westledge 830,900. SIX Room Cape, ■ House Is centrally air conditioned (unit lesa than e l MANCHESTER - Neat as a pressor • 1' HP. I phase. 1 pin Colonial. Three bedrooms, stage. 115-230 volts. Model MANCHESTER - Newer 6 Associates, 633-5241; Heleatolator ■ firrolace, enclosed ■year old). Detached 12x12 panelled office 1975 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Room Colonial. 1 full, and 2 I beamed celling in living room. number 9K 322. Used less than 6 cylinder. Try this for economy! evenings, Maryann Cullina iiireb, large lot. Good buy. ■building. Dog runs. Situated on approximately 4Vk| 1975 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 half baths. Fireplace, 633-1528. Sutchins Agency 646-3106. Fenced in yara - only |M,900. 10 hours. First 8175 takes it. Super Buy! I CbssHicalion— — ...... I aluminum siding, appliances, ■secluded acres. Additional acreage available It I Wdtverton Agency, 649-2813. (JaU 6465100 days. carpeting and more. 843,900. Id e sire d . 1970 CATALMA WAGON I ------1 Blanchard A Rossetto, R(X7KVILLE - Four Family. PERSIAN RUGS -10 x 14 Ker- A/C, PB, PS. Realtors, 646-2482. Cal Mht 742-NlS (NDlsvsr) Four rooms each apartment, man, 10 x 14 Kassan, 9 x 12 1973 RREBIRD good condition throughout. Bornara, 8 x 10 Tabriz. Also Mags, options. Wow! Htip W anM V 527-5211 (Natfsil) *3 N«6> HTwitod 13 Htip HTanlMf 13 ELLINGTON - Two family FOR SALE OR LEASE Rental never a problem. Gty few Oriental designs. Duplex, Five years old. 5 1/2 uttllUez. Income 87200. Reasonable prices. 643-0tKI4. 1973 BUIGK CENTURY WAGON INSPECTOR - Mechanical rooms each. 11/2 baths each, Wolverton Agency, 640-2813. A/C, PS, PB, One owner. all appliances, good income, d a r k l o a m - 5 yards, 832 1974 CUTLASS SUPREME Inspector, minimum 1 to 3 BOLTON - By owner. Large i^ S ix years ins^tion experience to large lot. 855,000. Keith Real HAMPTON SPRINGS - plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed A/C, PS, PB. Low mileage. Prime Office location. 349 • country Ranch on acre lot, room Ranch on level, treed sand and stone. 643-^. perform Incoming inspection, EsUte, 6464126, 649-1922. fireplace, 2 car garage, many Beautiful New four room 1973 CAMLUC DEVILLE East Center Street, T lot. Three bedrooms, kitchen Ranch - home situated far ASSEMBLY visual and m echanics. Must extras. 858,900. 6 4 6 - ^ . with dining area, newly Must be seen! from the road on thirty treed SET OF GRETSCH drums. be able to read blue prints, MANCHESTER - Homey four Manchester — ideal for] painted, heavily Insulated. 1974 MONTE CARLO and specificatio n s. ASC bedroom Colonial with two and open acres. Bass pond, New hardware, all ZUdJian professional or business j NEW COLONIAL - Three 833,900. Wolverton Agency, cymbals, 8300. A great buy. (?beck this out. Save! | Systems Corp., 1S6 West Main baths. Extra large living room bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, first perfect bideway - 850s. SUPERVISOR 649-2813. Wolverton Agency, 848-2813. Gall 646-4905. 1968 DODGE CORONET Street, RuckviUe, Coon. 060W. with fireplace - kitchen and use. 2nd floor apartment. floor laundry, flreplaced Mint. Like new. 8716581, Ext. a s . An Equal breakfast nook. Garage with Priced to sell. Low ISO's. living room, central. |U,S00. CAPE - SIX Rooms. Family HALF PRICE on Musical in­ Opportunity Employer. patio. 836,900. Wolverton Keith Real Elstate, 6464128, room, finished laundry, Buokmo Property 28 1972 CAPRI Agency, 649-2813. Financing available. Call struments. This ad will 4-speed, brown. Economize. Position requires person with knowledge of shop 649-1922. workshop, large walk-ln ^ p e a r in your area only once, 1970 DUSTER practices and general machines to supervise weekdays 9 to 5 - 647-9903; closets, enclosed porcb, wall- PACKAGE STORE - Andover. don't be a loser. Tear out this No reasonable offer refused. MANCHESTER - Two family BERKSHIRES SAVOY, to-wall carpeting, fireplace, Growing suburban area. assembly of different types of machines. Duplex. Three bedrooms each E>^enings and Weekends - ad and send for our free MASS. - Year round 3 aluminum siding, windows Phone 742-8616 after 3 p.m. catalogue now. R iven Music 1971 CHEVY CHEVaLE Excellent opportunity for right person to grow ^artm ent, large kitchens, M9-1421. bedroom Mobile Home. Also 4 awnings. Large lot, garden •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.0. n o IJ. tw o car garage. As easy to Corp. Factory Outlet. 654 1972 AUDI 100 LS 4 Door. No reasonable offer refused. with established company. room Cabin, with wood stove, shrubs, trees, appliances, Bool Batato Wontod 28 Main Stl, Middletown, (Jonn. Black, 4-speed. Good starting wage with many company paid With five years buy as a single family. fieldstone fireplace, on 8 lawn mower, snow blower. WolVerton Agency, 649-2813. 347-8400. Showroom Open til 9 benefits. experience. All benefits. acres. Botb for 828,000. Call Many extras. Walk, bus, ALL CASH For your property, p.m. dally. An equal opportunity 644-1334, after 5:00 p.m. school. Owner. 640-2311 within 24 hours. Avota Rm 1972 CHEVY WAGON h flH t i I n Z c /i Mnchittir HmM BOLTON - Beautiful 8 room 1974 PLYMOUTH SEBHNG PLUS. employer. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes CHILD'S PLAYHOUSE. Yellow and black. Sharp!. Kingswood. Strong car. Guaranteed. An Equal Opportunity Elmployer Colonial on two acres. First (kiiporation, 6464131. Plywood'with doors and KJUI lUCIIE floor family room, formal dining room, carpeted living shutters. Easily disassembled PRODUCTS MGL SELLING your bouse? Call us for moving or storage. 850. room with fireplace. Huge first and we'll make you a 1974 AMI GREMLIN 1973 ford l t d w agon 102 Cohmlai Road master bedroom. IVo car Child's large Hobby Horse. Economical trans. Many options. Must be seen! cash offer. T.J. Crockett, 825. 6 4 6 - ^ . 649-8206 garage. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 843-1577. 649-^13. EXPERIENCED Hairdresser COCA COLA Ice Chest with wanted. Salary pins commis­ IMMEDIATE Cash for your trays. Gold Hamilton pocket ASK US ABOUT OUR LIBERAL CARRIER sion. Call 8 7 1 ^ after 8:00 WE NEED SALES and stock property. Let us ^ la in our watch. Call 649-3036. p.m. people. You'll stock shelves, fair proooial. (Jail Mr. USED CAR GUARANTEE NEEDED price merchandise, help Convenieiit To BelfloK, N7-1413. KODAK MOVIE Projector - MILLING MACHINE Man customers, and gain valuable Mandiester Center Fun Saver, super and regular fir needed to set up and operator ■jelna Lovely well kept older MAY WE BUY your home? %nm, with case. Like new. Brldaeports and Horixontal mess, home. Seven rooms, Quick, fair, all cash and no Sacrifice. ANSCO MEMO W IM C I m m building Sorvleoa OHorod 31 Sorrieo* OHorod problems. Call Warren E. milling machines. Steady modem bath plus extras. 31 Bullding-Controeting 33 Building-Contracting 33 MASTER. Regular 8mm CATALANO’S materials or borne center Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. projector. 646-5^. South Windsor work all benefits. 50 hour At 838,500 a great buy. C&M TREE Service - Free week, ^ l y in person only, 9 experience helpful but not WINDOW CLEANING - WES ROBBINS carpentry CARPENTRY - Repairs, necessary. Work week In­ estimates, discount senior Commercial & Residential. remodeling specialist. Aa- WANTED, Four bedroom SOUD OAK Office Desk - In a.m. to 5 p.m; daily. Buiders Own Home citizens. Company remodeling, additions, gar­ EracMenced only need apply. cludes 2 mghts and Saturdays. Full insured. Free estimates. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ages, roofing. Call David (Jolcnlal - With first floor den. excellent condition. Call 646- A u la S a la s CARRIER Good sta im g salary, com­ Bgbt Room Colonial Manchester owned and Call Quality Maintenance In­ built-ins, bathrooms, In Porter Street or Martin 4701. after 6 p.m. CAW K^ufacturlng Co., 74 operated. Call 646-1327. Patria, 644-17S5. Eastern Blvd., Glastonbury. plete benefits and grrat op­ Three bedrooms plus corporated, 546-8845. k itch w , 849-3440. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• School area. In the 850s. Call 371 Main St.g M anciiestor 646-6322 portunity for training and ad­ nursery, 2V9 baths, living private party, at 647-1567. THREE JUMPERS for St. NEEDED WILL DO lYplng BooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 vancement. Call or write room, dining room, and & Ught la w n s m o w e d - Call 649- CUSTOM CARPENTRY - James - Size 12. 7 blouses, 2 for Bookkeeping m myly home - 8 KENTUCKY FRIED Chicken Drossman's, Ask for Mr. large family room with 7071 after 6:00 p.m. Homes, Additions, Repairs, BIDWELL Home Improve­ HoutoheU flood* 40 ties, practically new, for 5th. LsSTT?**'- needs mature, responsible McIntyre or Mrs. Shanley at years experience In ii my own Toland Street fireplace, first floor laun­ Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, ment Co. Expert Installation and 8th. grade. 2 white shirts, men or women to train as 288 Pme Street, Manchester, business. Call 646-2009. ADULT WILL Babysit In her 345-2009. size 7, brand new. 6465127, dry, central air con­ of aluminum siding, gutters KENMORE 4 Cycle Weodhnd School Area 8460138. An Eqiul Opportuni­ home in Manchester, week and trims. Roofing installa­ Automatic portable clothes between 2 and 5, or 8 to 10. ty Employer m/f. ditioning, rear porch plus WILL BABYSIT Monday days, or week nights. For in­ LEON QESZYNSKI buUder - East Hartford many other features. 31x78 ^ u g h Friday. Days. 643- tion and repairs. 6494495,875- washer - Green. 1 1/2 years When America needs formation, 646-4300. new homes custom built, 9109. old. Good for apartment. 11,000 BTU Air CondlUoner - Carrier should appointment. MATURE PERSON foot two story bam with 3 remodeled, additions, rec Slightly used. Excellent condi­ A better idedi* Asking 8186. 289-1270. Ford puts It on wheels. have blka Experienced in care of invalid carriage bays. Beautifully rooms, garages, kitchens HORACE Tetrault - Siding, tion. 1150 firm. Call 649-5474 ana help with housework. BRICK, BLOCK, Stone FORD Caff landscaped with fmit and remodeled, bath tile, cement roofing, storm windows, aw­ 10x12 RUG - Champagne after 5. Hours must be flexible. Fireplaces, concrete. work. Steps, dormers. nut trees. 28 blueberry Chimney repairs. No job too nings. Quality workmanship, color. Fedder air conditioner. RN's - LPN's References required. Call 849- bushes under wire. 874,900. PtlnUng-Paporlng 32 Residential or commercial. free estimates. Fully insured. Large anlmial trap. Call 649- BOLENS GARDEN Tractor - 7831 between 4 and 5 p.m. small. Save. Call 644-8356 for Call 6494291. 8 HP., with garden plow, 647-9946 estimates. S724187, 649-3417. 8721 HaraM Circulation Ml shifts. Part ihder Construction PAINTING - interior and cultivator, disc barrow, and Binintu Oppoftunitr 74 exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY snow blower. Asking 8300. Call DapL h Bolton EXPERT TREE Removal - SPECIAUZINO cleaning and REFRIGERATORS - time or full time. excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con­ Washers, ranges, used, 649-3418, after 4:00 p.m. Four bedroom Dutch Free estimates. Insured. repairing chimneys, roofs, SMALL ENGINE Service Free estimates. Fully in­ tracting. Residential and new roofs. Free estimates. M guaranteed and clean. New Pleasant working Colonial, four bedroom Working Manchester area for sured. Martin Mattson, 649- commercial. Whether it be a TAG SALE - Moving. Must Corporation expanding dealer over eight years. Reasonable. Years Experience. Howley, shipment damaged, GE and network. No experience Colonial, both have family 4431. small repair Job, a custom 643-5361. Friigidalre. Low prices. B. D. sell hverything. Gas stove, DENTAL ASSISTANT conditions. rooms and two car gar­ Cali, AU-State IVee Expert built borne or anything In refrigerator- excellent condi­ necessary. Complete training Co., 742-6591. Pearl and Son, 649 Main Wanted for specialty practice program. 8500. investment ages, large lots. QUALITY PAINTING and between, call 648-lSre. ROOFER WILL InsUll roof Street, 843-2171. tion. Hospital bed, single bed. bi Hartford and Vernon area. Benefits. Apply in Paper Hanging by Willis 184 Oak Street. 643-7M1. required to start your own We also have a good ODD JOBS, Geaning cellars siding or gutters for low dis­ Ebicellent working c o itio n s, business. Ideal for retired or Schultz. Fully Insured, FOR ALL your Dry Wrfll count price. Call Ken at 647- FIVE PIECE OAK bedroom and benefits available. person. Vernon selection of Two Family and attics. Moving large references. 649-1343. needs - Droblak Dry Wall Tha NUMBER ONE MId-SIza part time. Details on request. homes of various designs, appliances, also stone or loam 1568. set. Mirror, triple dresser, Building Suppllo* 42 Experienced preferable, but Mr. Barker. ESCA Field Company, 575 Center Street, bed, night stand and chest. Quiat Economy Car location, and prices. We delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. not necessary. Call 525-3880, Manor. Call Mon- Training Division Box 619, HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch Manchester. Call 6484882. HaaUng-Plumblng 35 84S O i646^. after 10 a.m. can give secondary finance painted for 8150-9200200 by NATURAL STONE for Wading River, New York. retaining walls, veneers, EPA: 28 Highway. 21 City day through 11792. or will trade for single MAN - For heavy work in fer­ acheduling now. Professional N EW TO N SM ITH tilizer plant. Job involves SEWERLINES, sink lines, k it c h e n s t o v e - Combina­ patloi, etc. Pick up by the RELIABLE responsible homes, building lots or considers any job. 280-9287, Remodeliniig. Repairing. Rec cleaned with electric cutters, tion wood and bottle gas. Ideal mature woman for bouse Friday, 9 to 4 pjn. handlirg and stacking fer­ evenings or weekends, Don. rooms. No job too small. 649- Pound or delivery by the ton. SERVICE BUSINESS with land. w professionals. McKinney for cottage. 875. White kitchen Bolton Notch Stone (Juarry, cleaning one day a week. tilizer bags. Must be in good 3144. 1800 a week income, available physical condition. Phone Mr. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ table and four chairs, 8%. 640-3163. . . Should also be avallble for oc­ Mr. m this area. A cash business. PAPER HANGING Expert. pany, 643SW8. Hotpolnt refrigerator, top casional one or two week live Call HiU, 643-0844. Your av erag e p ap er. In CARPENTRY, Custom Mlnlmun down payment freeier, 850. Cau 6494^. Dogi-BIrdt-Poti 43 in housekeeping. Must like 8 7 1 - 0 3 8 S required. Call 872-7026, PETERMAN REALTY av erag e room , 830. Mr. Houses - Addditions, garages, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet THE HUMjBER ONE Selling Compact Car kids and dogs. ^ 3 0 1 3 . VINYL REPAIR • We can fix Rlchman, 646-3M. roofing and siding, kitchens, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sofas, chairs, cars etc. No repairs, plugged drains, WE BUY & SELL furniture. DOG-CAT BOARDING AND BULMNG ( » . bathrooms, and repair work Cash on the line. One piece or and Gas Saver! 049-9404 or 844-0689 need for expensive klfchen faucets replaced, bathlng/groomlng. Complete PROFESSIONAL Painting - Oof ail kinds. Call m b ert Jar­ repaired. Rec rooms, an entire houseful. 6465432. BuifiWM Opportunity 14 autfiMM Opportunity 14 Homo* For Solo 23 recovering. 568-5878. Interior and Exterior. vis for estimate, 6434712. modern facilities. Canine bathroom remodeling, heat Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon EPA: 37 Highway, 26 City Commercial and residential. modernization, etc. Free beside Douglas Motors. REWBAVING burns, holes. Free estimates. Fully In­ Road, Manchester. 6485071. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ‘ ■ Estimate gladly given. M &M KODAK DISTRIBUTOR POLAROID sured. 648-4879. Editions and rem^ellng. Plumbing 4 Heafing. 649-2871. Window shades, Venetian Free estimates. Call Anthony “ □ MI8C. FOR SALE CANINE HOLIDAY Inne - EVEREADY WANTED K EYSTO N E blinds. Keys. Tv for rent. Basic Obedience Gasses now Let us suggest a fair ryutrket J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior Squillacote, 6494811. PLUMBING and Heating - WESTINQHOUSE HOLSON ALBUMS Marlow's, 867 Main St. 849- and Exterior Painting, forming. Individual and 5221. Fast service. Reasonable ArUolo* lor Sol* 41 protection lessons also 3 DILLON snmiilc. In Stock and Ready Individual, Mala or Female, neederl lull or part tlma to dit- price for your property Paperhanging, and CARPENTRY, Remodeling, rates. Licensed. Call Ron, 64^ trlbula world lamout Kodak Him and other photo producia remodeling. Fully insured. available. For reservations, Additions - Roofing, siding, 5567. please call 648-5971. 319 Main 81., Manohaatar 643-2145 For Immediate Dallvaryl through comparry aelabiiahed locallona. Maka ihit your (no obligation) INTERIOR & EXTERIOR 649-9658. and painting. No job too WATKIN'S Gearance Center year lor Indaptndance. $4994.00 invealmanl. Guaranlaad 12 Painting - Insured. Good ■mall. Free estimates. 544- on Main St. in Manchester Is a month marchandisa repurchase agreement. work. Reasonable rates. Free TEACHERS, Experienced 3079. bargain hunter's paradise. All BUL^MASTIFFS - AKC estimates. Call Ed Dascanio, Exterior - Interior Painters. the lamps, beds, dinettes, registered, males . and FIrat Priza: Trip (or Two to Any Sporting Evont . . . CALL Mr.MarttnfToXFreell SOOS4S.|200orColleclA(l4.22t .1181 lOHN F. SHANNONi 6494985. Banrica* Wontad 33 K fu, mattresses, chairs and females,, reasonably priced to Monday le Friday, t am. lo S p.m. - Sal. • am. lo 1 p.m. C.S.T. Quality work reasonable CARPENTRY 4 GENERAL rates. Free Estimates. Call Pictures you've been looking good homes. S43-S7V. Anywhoro In tha World. Second Prize: 1977 Ford Thundorbird. Contractlni. Residential- ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, for may be here right now at THE WORLOl OrWrHt: FIRESTONE PHOTO CO., ,rn REALTOR CARPENTRY - All types of 649-5073, or 6334708. Commercial. Repairs, ad­ carpentry: Remouellng, attics, garages, yards savings oT at least 30% and as CHIHUAHUA Puppies - Two g FIRCSTONE 8 UILOINQ - SINCE 1*44 ditions, complete buildings. cleaned, moving trucking. Pick up your scratch card at Dillon Ford. Brought to you by your 1U N. 3rd SI.. Columbut. Ohio 4331$ Ui 568-5660 rooflng,_sldlng. No job too PAINTERS - Will meet or much as 50% I Better come for 875 or ^ each. Without Free estimates. Call Ron Loam for sale, Lawn service. see before someone buys the papers. Call 643-2513 after 5 small. Free estimates. 644- beat any price. Call for free Churchill or Mike Dzagan, New England Ford Mlnuteman. 3079.: No job too big or small - 668- Item you've been looking for., p.m. estimates 8484065 or 2894693. 5434139. 8522. ACROSS 8 Garden Anawar to Previous Punia PAGE EIGHT-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., June » . 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., June 13, 1977— PAGE NINE-B Implamant t Hats r U U U tl| C J T1 t'I'k 7 Mythical □ n D l i u 6 Grtak (attar •viator Charles M. Schultz ^ Au(o« for Solo am/fm radio, a/c. 55800 new, references. No pets. 51K. 64& •••••••••••••t************ Astro-graph By b b r n i c e b b d b o s o l UNLESS 1 THEY'RE HERE \ IF THOSE LOCUSTS HIT riety of pattern designs now 53100. 644-9601. 3167, 228-3540. Rooort Proportf Juiw 14, i t n Oiwald; “ According to WHAT?/ FOR THE SAME, ■ LEIVl TH' WAtT THEY HIT for your warm weather REASON WE ARE-',' MCXD,THEN TUNK'S PROB'LY For Root 55 T„, ...... SCORPIO (Oct 24-Hov. 22) The Lukaci and Rubens the wardrobe. EL CAMINO 1965 • Rebuilt rrJitiu f Ibe dramatic, (amliy budget could be In (or FOUND HIMSELF IN THE SIX ROOM Duplex - Near careful declarer tries to in­ A Nebraska reader asks Added features . . . Main. 5210 monthly. Security SUMMER RENTAL, Water­ 283. 4 speed. Recent Paint. "»*»)'• Nellhar you nor SAME FIY< Make a Dirndl Skirt, sure any slam contract and what we do with; required. No petspets. Two front Cottage - On Lake 51,000. Call 6469908, after 6:00 without ° ’ hotter hall ara very elficleni Sewing with Problem 1 forgeti about overtricks. *xxxxwxxx axxx*xxx. children o.k. 6495719. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, p.m. Fabrics; Stretch Knits, S.«ar“ ,ha,w“ r Z Z y " Baning niffi, the only thing The bidding has been opened Diagonals, and Border New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. to our left with one spade. Our Homot tor Root Completely furnished, fully 1966 MUSTANG Hardtop with OeMINI (May21-June20)llyou 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dao. that can -hurt South Is a 4-0 Prints; Making Slip Cov­ 54 partner has doubled for equipped kitchen, screened 1970 302 V-8, four speed Oeclalona olfering an aaay trump break. To guard ers. takeout and the next hand has ONE BEDROOM 45' xlO’ porch, sun deck, float, dock. transmission. Great shape, again!t thii he wins the spade Price . . . $2.00 a copy. In .I”*?!!'’ P™” ' 'k® P®*' *0^ 7°" passed. Mobile Home, Bolton. Single Private sandy beach. Great new tires. 31 Coleman Road, '“ P®7- Unlortuhately, you may be lead in bit band and leads a Ti irisr, siH $2J)0, iodiOis working adult only. No fishing. Centrally located in Manchester. 6462221. 5 ^ . Tn " r® " * i ®®''®™- tempted to try the “no sweat" low trump. If West shows out, We try to find someone to pistaft aai haitfliaf. To lind out more about yoursall route play our hand for us. Failing children, pets. Lease. 643- Lakes Region. $200 weekly. send tor your copy ol Astro- dummy’s jack will lose to SUE MirmETT 1957 C H EVY B E L A IR . that, we bid two clubs aiia 2880. CaU Cromwell, 6354)457, after Graph Letter. Mall SO cants lor CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jen. I I ) BvwMnp ne*an 6:00 p.m. ExceUent condition. No rust. pray. 1150 Ava. of Amortcoo 78,000 original miles. 51875. each and a long, sell-addressed. Normally you're a no-nonsanse / Now York. N.Y. 100SS SIX ROOM CAPE - Dose to stamped envelope to Astro- Pdtaon at work. Today you're - Barry’s W orld. shopping, bus, schools. 5325 MISQUAMICUT - Three 647-9856. Print Naai. ASdrtu ottS ZIP Graph, P.O. Box 466. Radio City ®®®!'y dlatracted and may In- CHL monthly. Security and bedroom Cottage. Close to Statlon, N.Y. tOOtO. Be sura to <*"'0® dawdling or daydraam- references required. Mr. beach. Large private yard. 1971 TOYOTA Corolla - 4 speclly your birth sign. InO- The Flintstonea — Hanna-Barbera Productions Add $2.00 for the New Bissell, Pbilbrick Agency, 646 5225 weekly. 643-9918 after speed, needs engine. Best SUCCESS IN SEWING. 5:30. offer. After 4 p.m., 6492573. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 29Peb. 19) 4200. Speak aa highly today of Con't have fun today at the ex- 1972 VW - Exceptionally someona whan they're not pro- P®nae ol another. Such conduct G W A -A WHAT CAN > r ...A clean. Body and enKine maliir TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974. 29,- sent aa when they are. It's not In ®dd!d cause more sarlout con- GWA-A... A-H MOMMY DO PBYJ tained very well. Must see to 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp character for you to practice aaquences than appear on the DAH-H AAEE^E TO UNDERSTAND SESSIONS duplicity. surface. appreciate. Best offer. CaU car. Asking 52550. 6464938._ MAME you, PEBBLES AT after 6:00, 644-3311. LEO (July 26Aug. 22) Should a PISCES (Fab. 29Maroh 20) You •?— &EKUTZ 1976 HORNET - 4 door. well-maanlng Irland want to might Impultivaly make soma MIOHT s e 1967 PONTIAC Catalina • AutomaUc, power steering, plead your cause In a career decorative changes around HELPFUL Four door Sedan. Power air, 2 hew snows. 53800 or best mailer today, try to talk him out home today. Be carslul what you / steering, power brakes. Good offer. 2897035. of It. His bumbling may have do or buy: It could be hard to live running condition. 5250. CaU adverse eltects. with. NEW 1977 1977 1969 CHARGER RT - 440 mag, VIRQO (Aug. 23-Eept. 22) ARIES (Mareh 21-Aprll 19) Taka NEW with extras. 5750 or best offer. You've zeroed In on what you care what you say today. A flip­ 0 8 0 DELUXE HEAVY Duty CaU after 5, 6468466. want to accomplish today, but pant chance remark could of­ LD M BILES OLDSMOBILES Shocks • Buy 3, get one Free! there’s one problem. You could fend someone and you may have IN STOCKI TR 3 Polish, American & use vary Ineltectual methods to dllticulty explaining you meant ON THE Foreign Parts. Sposisto’s Trucko tor Solo 53 go alter It. no harm. Auto ^pply, (Coventry. Phone LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oel. 23) A TAURUS (April 20-May 20) To­ WAYI 742-7379. DODGE 1/2 ton pickup with sharp salesman could palm off day you're not as quallty- Born Loser — Art Santom Body Cap. Low mileage, •ome Interior merchandise on conacioua aa you usually are. PORSCHE 63 Coupe - Body, excellent condition. Can t>e you today. You don't pay enough You may pay loo much (or an DON’T MISS SCRANTON MOTORS OLDSMOBILE FULL HOUSE SALE! engine excellent, not driven seen at 21 Sunset Terrace, attention to warranties, Item of little durability or value. since 1970. New paint 53500. Vernon. guarantees or quality. INEWSPAPEH ENTERPRISE ASSN.I Tmm&i Also, 1969 TVR, excellent con- IjUHAT’S STUFF?) ,„AWP WLLfeiPOUJUPTO Starts Today! Bugs Bunny — Htlmdah! and BtoNal EXAMPLE; 1977 Hurry — Save! diUon, 52500. M7-1941. Motoreyoloi-Bieyeloa 54 0 1977 CytEA. Inc. , SB OUST LIKE HOUR FMHBR! New FIVE-FEET-' Re-Newed Used Cart 1973 PONTIAC Catalina - TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville "Mark my wordsi CUBA IS ONLY AFTER ONE OLDS CUTLASS Ro-Hewod Used Cart Four door. Automatic 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and EVEWVTHING FOURTH THING — THE YANKEE DOLLAR. Like we used TWO? 77 OLDS DHTA S I transmission, power brakes. rack. 51.750. 289400. IS GOING WELL floor/ to bel" V-l. •BtodWite, I»8, W, m i mita*. Supreme Coupe w san F aB T "™ Good condition, must sell! AT‘ f id d l e , 4 fpood. rww r«8ii AM/FM rocOo* low 51800. CaU 647-1941, anytime. mOMCO. FCODLE, Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick FADDLE, nOlDIOIIiOA S43MI 1969 MERCURY Montego - ★ ★ HARLEY DAVIDSON, 19H AND ESAP. TWELL, it# LOOK FOR THE A Automatic, eight cylinder. WHATsj#(7METrilN‘, •in’JS& ” ' *^ *’’* * " ***'*• 73 ORAN nUX Good condition. CaU 649124$ FX-1200 - Built 1^ factory FUDD"' BILL collector ' SAMMI engineer. Branch heads, taktA even 3 after 6:15. g — BEHINP HIM! 78 CUSTOM__ ___ Mmm*. ExMSsnt « ra oontfSlon.!S.'ISr!IS?« Barnett clutch, aluminum ^ NOISE? \TA5Tei?! CLAUPE s t il l icRuifin 1974 LESABRE LUXUS - rocker nllers, MUtuni car­ BUSTEff.) CLAUPE OWES THE buretor, balanced blue printed SEE IF i THUMB- 5 0 Slock #1321. Tinted glass, air don- Two-door vinyl hardtop, EC NP raw tuw Aioii^^ power steering, Mwer brakes, motor and transmission. 646 OUR ^SCROUfiH r a y m e n t o n dltionlng, 350 V-8, automatic, wheel dle- SALE rear defroster, radio. 7732. NEI6HWR#> IS HIS HIGH 78 OIOS 98 ^ ce, whitewalls, AM radio and all standard — liMlwaflg PRICE • 8 6 4 8 Excellent condition. Low racehorse) C(7NiN a :hool WllMl, cniiM equipment Including power steering, mileage. 5662923. ★ ★ IS t^ONTHE Heathcliff This Funny World power brakea, etc. EPA: 21 Hwy, 16 City. Includee Freight 6 Dealer 1 7S0IO8 0E lT A 9f^ LOOSE.'/ PE/kP ' B i a n B Boyrt, S .Ooqr, V4, Wl, Ftt sompIsMy COUCH AND CAR - for sale. HONDA - CB 200^ - 1975, » r«eondtU«(i»d, •/«, nsw i m t* smtstwtB). Brand new Herculon sectional excellent condition, many 78 MONTE CARtO EXAMPLE; 1977 sola and 1973 Hornet extras. Exceptionally good New Hatchback 6. Must sell, FADDLE performance unce purchased AND FISH 72 CtKVlf l U U l . leaving state. 6497463. OLDS VISTA CRUISER V-S. SUto.. F>8. ra. vMyl root, SMilllsnt G new. 5500. CaU 6 4 6 ^ after MA«er 4:30 p.m. ‘ / ■ M I W M 1967 VW b e e t l e - 88,000 78CATAUNA StaUon Wagon •94 St7W miles. Runs good. P r i n ­ 8 72 OIOS M MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE M g r Hirswp, v-a. ioMOwtlc, P . FB, Ilf 01(1. V-e, n» ,,'f?,. table. 5475. 6494892. dWwtoJJJVlroot, rMi iMroMr. - Lowest Rates Available! $ 1 8 # Immediate binding authority. PARTS Department now open Sunny Day Option. Clarke In­ 74 aOORAOO C O t l ^ 71 LTD HrAOQN Saturdays. Complete line of surance Agency, 6461126. V-S.«l»:.«.P»,Slt,;- Chrysler parts. Chorches Motors. 6493646. ^ N D HE .CfiPOMr nOfTli - 1975 HONDA CB 200T - ExceUent conditloii. Phone SRAPUATED ___ to G tf^ ^ surmME OLDSMOBILE 1973 DelU 88. h 6464103. IN “ ^l = J lC A p IfW W dS ^ Royal. Four door, air con­ C UrThyNtA.lnc.lMfu RagRM u$ p« on o '•? ditioning power steering, stock #1329. Tinted glass, door edge NlllOOQO* 1970 TRIUMPH 500. Runs power brakes, new tires, eat. 5600 or best offer. 649 guards; air conditioning, deluxe wheel excellent condition. 52,295. Short Riba - Frank Hill discs, whitewall radial tires, AM radio, SALE HI# S19. 6465375. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7£CHS«Y CAIML.. roof rack, convenience group. TMATS t h e fiASTBST HES NHHOr UNE TO THE PRICE • 9 9 1 9 89 MERCORT MONTWfd, Cimpora-TnIUH DRUMMERiVE EVER SEEN. NEXT ISLAND/ thPoor Htcdiop. y.s,juiioimtio, pshmt atMOdg 1973 MARQUIS SUUon Wagon Mobfi'a Homot 88 Includee Freight 6 Dealer Prep. and braliM. ■ - 9 passenger. Immaculate In­ \ \ side ana out. Excellent $1098 18' CAMPER trailer - single T W 1 IB N H i f mechanical condition. Air axle, excellent condition. conditioning. Stereo, power Eleven years old. 51,500. Call 1977 McNiught Synd.. Inc. 6-13 Motors Mr. tjloodwrenoh steering, power windows and 742-8930. seats. Roof rack. Phone 289 78 0108 98 ■ says; ■ ••••••••••••••••••••••#••# M«Nai«blSy*A.lM. "You and yourthirty-miles-to-the-gallon!” 6760. AulomoOto Borvloo 88 y '3 •OWaaiiMe •Pontiic •CatWac kic. "tlso fiomdiM ' 1972 TOYOTA - ExceUent • train). ELM MOTORS - 'Toyoti,' Dat- ‘ GOING 1b H f/A UTOEPiaOWAGY?/^ I299B 9 M l8 r t ir transportation, good sun specialists, factory Rt. S3s Talcottville Ave.s Vernon 972-9145 mechanical condition, needs gained, one day service, 114- tires. Best offer takes it! 646 " Street, RockvUle. 4905 evenings. 871-1617. ' >