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PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. May 4, 1978 Accounting rule causes chaos NEW YORK (UPI) - Like another well- foreign countries and simply offering their gain in operating profit to 11.36 million. known path, the road to accounting chaos technology and managerial know-how on a “The loss was purely on paper,” moaned often is paved with good intentions. consulting basis only. McCarthy. “It isn’t any good for tax purposm Take FASB 8, the rule that requires As the dollar weakened. FASB 8 became an and it doesn’t come out of anybody’s pockeUi, American companies to vaiue their foreign actual nightmare for some companies with but it makes us look awful to our stockholders obligations and some other results at current subsidiaries abroad, particularly smaller and this has been going on for about seven foreign exchange transiation prices. It was firms. quarters.” adopted by the Financial Accounting Stan­ For Instance, it forced Quality Inns Inc. of If Quality Inns were a bigger company and dards Board to keep big conglomerates from Silver Spring, Md., to sell a profitable motel at could get stories in the financial press with a manipulating forei^ currency translations in Ratingen near duesseldorf in Germany, which full explanation every quarter, it wouldn't M anrijf 0lpr lEtiPitmg Hpralb ^<4 order to make their profits look better and Quality had built only three years earlier. matter too much, McCarthy explained. A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 perhaps bolster their stocks artificially. Quality Inns President Joseph W. McCarthy "But all we rate is three lines in’a table o f But Columbia University Professor said although the Ratingen motel actually was earnings with no adequate explanation, and we Single Copy 20 Cents Nathaniel Leff says FASB 8 has added new making money it showed paper losses under are small enough so that our stock is Vol. XCVII, No. 183 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, May 5, 1978 and vexing uncertainties to the bottom line for FASB 8 because its debt had to be constantly vulnerable and volatile and our image is really American corporations With large overseas "written up” as the dollar fell against the hurt.” operations. mark. The only way McCarthy could figure to cure Professor Leff says these uncertainties are In consequence, (Quality Inns had to report a the situation and be free to report hl's enough to make American companies consider loss of 81.7 million for the first half of fiscal operating results effectively was to sell the getting out of direct operations in some 1978 even though it actually had a 75.5 percent German motel. Inside today Washing board! Manchester Rate of jobless The agitator from a 10-year-old washing machine lives again as the heart of this product safety test mechanism for skateboards at the Plastics firm fined The 1977-78 and 1978-79 Manchester budgets are com­ F.W. Woolworth quality assurance laboratory in New York City. Joe for safety violation pared, department by depart­ Wos, design engineer, watches as skateboard is anchored to machine ment. See page 2A. for trial runs of 50 miles and 12 mph. While the agitator rattles and AUBURN, Maine (UPI) operation of the plant.” The Manchester High School falls to 6 percent He said he didn’t want to shakes the rear wheels and bearings, the front wheels make contact — An Auburn plastics drama club offers a mature per­ manufacturing plant has discuss specifics until the with a spinning cylinder. (UPI photo) formance of a comedy-drama. WASHINGTON (U P I)-T he been accused of 19 safety firm had a chance to Lei U» Help You Create A New fTay of Cooking; See page 3A. * cents more than April 1977. Average appeal, but that /"the nation’s unemployment rate weekly earnings increased 82.71 in violations and fined 820,400 The Park and Recreation Ad­ violations generally were the month to 8201.60. Insurance delegate in connection with a f : visory Conunission will maintain fell to its lowest level in SVz related to things OSHA felt Better weather in April con­ February explosion which residency rules for participation years in April as Vietnam War Stanley Bysiewicz, CLU, agent for Nationwide In­ existed prior to the tributed to a resurgence of new home killed a worker and injured COME AND TRY OUR in slow pitch softball. See page surance at 357 E. Center St., Manchester, was a delegate 60 other people. explosion” and "none dealt veterans and coal miners led a and apartment construction. 5,6 percent to the annual agents' advisory council April 25 to 27 at the A! 12A. blue-collar surge of one-half Employment in the construction in­ Pioneer Plastics Corp. with the way fumes were • FRESH VEGETABLfS •HOODIES •SPKES •TEA HARTFORD (UPI) company's home office in Columbus. said it would appeal some handled after the million people landing jobs, the dustry climbed by 175,000 workers. • EQQ ROLLm k I WONTON WRAPPERS East Hartford Unemployment in Connecticut Bysiewicz and 10 other agent-delegates from of the charges contained in explosion.” Labor Department reported Despite their jobless rate falling to a dropped by 7,000 to 88,600 from Nationwide's national agency force of 4,500 men and a formal,'19-count citation Most of those injured in­ Marcella Fahey says she really today. four-year low, one of every 10 con­ February to March, or 5.9 percent women met for three days with top corporate manage­ from the federal Oc­ haled fumes that remained We Have Oriental Cooking Utensils, Woks, Electric Woks, doesn’t know why she beat George The 6 percent unemployment rate struction workers was unemployed to 5.6 percent, the state Labor ment. They discussed topical matters relating to cupational Safety and in the plant after the blast; Hannon Jr. But she tries to last month. Department says. marketing, service, consumer relations, and general last month was the lowest since Oc­ Overall, the department said, Health Administration’s Saunders said Pioneer and Lots of Cook Books to Show You How. explain It. See page 10A. ’The department said Thursday economic trends. tober 1974 when it was 5.9 percent. ‘‘blue-collar workers paced the over- regional office in Concord, "felt in many cases Veterans Terrace tenants meet that personal income in the state Bysiewicz, who was first licensed as a Nationwide perhaps there’s some ad­ The jobless rate stood at 6.2 percent the-month employment (tain.” N.H. ALSO AVAILABLE - A LOVELY UNE OF GIFTS ■ STATUES, DOLLS, JEW ELSY, Nick Giamalis, their landlord. in February. increased from $20.4 billion in agent in 1946, was elected a delegate by the 245 agents Joseph N. Bergeron, 66, ditional information they The jobless rate for all blue-collar BOXES, BARKS, NECKUCE AND EABBING SEIS. See page lOA. The department said 535,000 March 1977 to $22.17 billion in who represent the company in New England. It was his of Auburn, died Feb. 27 (OSHA) did not uncover in workers d^lined from 7.1 percent in March of this year. second year on the advisory council. their investigation. Some workers got jobs in April to swell the March to 6.5 percent. For white- when the chemical vat he Connecticut employment ranks to 93.8 million. Em ploym ent incrased by Nationwide started its agents’ advisory council was tending at the Pioneer of the charges we don’t collar workers the rate increased almost 10,000 from February to program in .1956 to foster two-way communications The state has decided to make The number of unemployed fell 165,- plant exploded "like a have any argument with, 000 to 6 million. slightly, from 3.4 to 3.5 percent. All March, the department said. between management and the agency force. The con­ public the salaries of legislative the white-collar attrition was at the pressure cooker,” but some we want to try to The “reduction in unemployment ference" in Columbus climaxed annual meetings of change.” GvooovSlofe&Gifto 4 employees rather than fight the clerical level. witnesses said. occurred exclusively among adult Nationwide agents on district, sales region, and regional Sixty people, including Pioneer will request an I TALTYM Freedom of Information Ckimmis- men, as women and teen-agers Stanley ByHiewicz levels. Auburn’s mayor, police informal conference with 2858 MAIN STREET, GLASTONBURY sion. See page 11 A. and fire chiefs, were OSHA to discuss the Gov. Grasso is trying to make showed little movement,” the hospitalized after inhaling citations, Saunders said. peace in a dispute over housing department disclosed. Among males, Spain parliament legislation. See page 9A. veterans who served during the Viet­ Joins vet clinic toxic fumes at the plant, nam War era continued their year­ th e c i t y ’s la r g e s t The nation long gains. Dr Patricia Meyer has become associated with the employer, and more than The jobless rate for these veterans mulls constitution Manchester Veterinary Clinic on Spencer Street in 140 others were examined A tornado smashed into a was 7.6 percent a year ago compared for possible injuries from Florida elementary school Manchester. with 7.5 percent for nonveterans. MADRID, Spain (UPI) - The Parliamentary debate is expected to She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree inhaling the fumes. -Thursday, killing two children and Sandra Bellone of 40F Channing Drive and Paul Turek of 16F Last month, the jobless rate for Viet­ Cortes (parliament) opened debate be finished sometime in summer, from Michigan State University in 1967 and has practiced OSHA Acting Regional TECH SiTEREO injuring nearly 100 others. See Esquire Drive were named today as the valedictorian and nam vets was 4.5 percent compared today on a draft for a new constitu­ and the final text will then be sub­ in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Director Ivar Akerblom page 5B. salutatorian, respectively, of the Class of 1978 of Manchester with 6.5 percent for those without mitted to a referendum, probably in Dr. Meyer was recently elected Credentials Secretary said in a telephone inter­ Texas Gov. Dolph Briscoe is tion that will replace the "fundamen­ view from Concord that High School. (Herald photo by Pinto) military experience. tal laws” dating from the Franco October. of the Connecticut Academy of Veterinary Practice, CONNECTICUT’S LEADER IN THE HIGHEST QUALITY waging the most expensive Settlement of the 110-day coal two citations were mailed priniary in history, trying to era and create the legal framework The new constitution—Spain’s 11th (Nassiff photo) strike boosted mining employment for Spain’s new democracy. since 1808 — was drafted in the past in connection with the Feb. COMPONENTS FOR THE LOWEST PRICES GIVES YOU: defeat four challengers in by 170,000 in April to its highest level 27 explosion but that he Democratic voting Satui^y. See Hundreds of motions and eight months by a parliamentary in a quarter of a century. The depart­ amendments have been proposed by seven-man committee dominated by could not discuss specifics page SB. MBS announces ment estimated nearly 900,000 the political parties that won Premier Adolfo Suarez’s ruling Sells computers until the firm miners were employed last month. acknowledged receipt of 12 STEREO SYSTEMS FOR UNDER $500.00 The world parliamentary representation last Democratic Center Union and the complaints. The large gain in jobholders and June in Spain’s first free elections in eluding one member of each major Connecticut Business Computers Inc. has been named lOHUS; FREE SOUND CUUD RECORD OHRRGER WITH ART SYSTEM. An apparently authentic Red the drop in the politically sensitive But he said the charges Brigades message said today that top two seniors 41 years. opposition party. exclusive distributor for Connecticut, except Fairfield unemployment rate will give Presi­ were made "relative to the Among them is one by the opposi­ The draft constitution defines County, of computer systems made by Qantel Corp. of FREE RECORD fm stock) OF TOUR CHOICE WITR ARY SYSTEM. the group “was executing the dent Carter more room to expand explosion.” By JUNE TOMPKINS president), Stage Band and Inter­ tion Socialist Workers Party Spain as a “parliamentary Hayward, Calif. The Connecticut firm is located in Wind- death sentence” it passed on kid­ anti-infiation activities. Large hikes monarchy” and states that "national Plant Manager of Safety napped ex-Premier Aldo Moro of Herald Reporter national Thespian Society. proposing the abolitfon of the I’ulrit'iu Mcvrr sor. SYSTEM #1 SYSTEM #2 SYSTEM #3 SYSTEM #4 in wages and prices this winter end sovereignty resides in the people & Loss Prevention Jim Italy. Earlier, there was a large Her list of awards includes highest monarchy of King Juan Carlos and a The two highest honor student average as a sophomore in the "B” spring have boosted the cost of living from whom all powers of the state Saunders said the charges public outcry against any mini­ return to the republican system that seniors at Mallchester High School Math League, National French at a near 10 percent annual rate. was overthrown by the late Fran­ emanate.” involved “an assortment of amnesty to save Moro’s life. See were announced this morning by NIkkoSIS Contest (she has placed first in The department said average cisco Franco in the civil war. It sharply curtails the political New CofC member specifics regarding the Stereo Reclever KtnwiMd KR-2600 page SB. George Emmerling, principal. CO P IO N E E R Connecticut and second in New weekly earnings increased 1.4 per- Socialist spokesmen have conceded powers of the king, but leaves him KA-3700 AmpRfltr to watts RMS Stereo Receiver They are Sandra Bellone and Paul Esther Ray, owner and 20 watts RMS 15 watts RMS SX-450 I England), DAB Good Citizenship cent in April, largely on the basis of that the proposal has no chance of ap­ with a controversial one — the right Stereo Receiver Sports Turek, valedictorian and manager of Tivoli Travel Award, Mathematics Association of higher pay for workers paid by the proval, but said the party was raising to pick the chief of government. He PMipl PMRpt PIRRps 15 watts RMS salutatorian respectively. America Award, Connecticut State hour. Pay for workers who punch must, however, consult with the of Manchester, has joined PHL-2030 PHL-2930 Ehist Hartford High baseball the issue as matter of principle. I PHL-2930 PMRpt ’They are among the 6M candidates Speakers Speakers team avenges lone loss beating Scholarship and the Elks Most time clocks has increased 8.7 percent The debate opened in the 36- main ^ itic a l parties, and parlia­ the Greater Manchester Speakers PHL-2930 for graduation which will be held Chamber of Commerce. I Garrard 630 Manchester for ninth straight vic­ Valuable Student Award. since April 197^ member committee for con­ ment can reject his choice. Garrard 443m Speakers Thursday, June 15, at 6 p.m. on the Garrard 440M Turntable tory.See page IB. She has been selected to sing in the . dollars and cents, the average stitutional affairs of the lower The draft constitution also grants Turntable school grounds. All-State Choir. She will go to New hourly wage was 85-60 in April. This chamber. It will later move to the full human rights, reduces the voting The new travel planning $29 9 9 5 $0 29 9 5 Garrard 44GM Manchester High’s girls’ soft- Miss Bellone plans to continue a Turnlable Jersey in June as a member of the ® cents higher than March and 45 congress of deputies and the senate. age to 18. business opened about ball team gains tournament berth career in computer science at Brown Connecticut Math Team for the three months ago at 288 in upping record to 10-1 with University in Providence, R.I., a Center St. SYSTEM #5 SYSTEM #6 s m ^ # 7 SYSTEM #8 Atlantic Regionals. triumph. See page 2B. field in which her interest began at She is the daughter of Mrs. Shirley Ms. Ray, a resident of Bennet Junior High School where she took a computer math course. K. Bellone of 40F Channing Drive and Ella faces questions Andover, has had previous Kenwood Nlkko 515 Ktnwood XX-S700 Index Samuel Bellone of 430 O’Connell CA P I O N E E R ' KR3090 She is also considering taking a experience in the travel Stereo Receiver Ampllller Drive, East Hartford. SX-5S0 Stereo Receiver Area towns ...... 10-llA minor in music. She can hardly business in Vails Gate, 18 watts RMS 40 watts RMS Paul Turek, son of Mrs. Shirley N.Y. Stereo Recoiver 26 watts RMS Business...... 5A remember when she didn’t play the 20 watts RMS Turek of 16F Esquire Drive and Pblllpt PhIHpt Classified...... 6-lOB piano, for she learned at an early age PHL-2930 Jacob Turek of 20 Nutmeg Lane, about MCC funding Travel agents associated 4 (Jomics...... IIB from her mother who teaches piano Speakers PNIIpi I PHL-2930 Newington, has been accepted at PMIIpt Dear Abby...... IIB and plays in church. with ’Tivoli are Barbara I PHL-2930 I PHL-2930 Girriri Speakers Yale University, New Haven, where bulance to transport students to the Garrard 030 440M Garrard 4400 East Hartford...... 9-lOA By SUSAN VAUGHN at censorship and that he saw none of King and Julie Smyk. Speakers Garrard 630 Speakers Miss Bellone has played for many area hospital. “Why is the attitude of Turntable Turntable Turntable Eklitorlal ... -...... 4A he will major in biological science. the questions before he handed them Turntable school functions, her most recent Herald Reporter the state so negative?” John Met- Entertainment ...... 4B His goal is for a doctorate in a to the moderator. However, he said assignment being the pianist in the Gov. Ella Grasso, in a appearance sopoulos, a student senator at CCSC Fsllicr Ruv $37995 Family ...... 6A medical related field. he felt any questions regarding Dr. ^369®® closing scene of Sock ’n’ Buskin’s at Manchester Community College said. High ^bool World...... 8A current "The Curious Savage.” In his junior year, Turek com­ Denison’s appointment would have pleted a project on solar energy candidates night Thursday, was been inappropriate at the meeting. Gov. Grasso assured the students SYSTEM #9 SYSTEM #10 SYSTEM #11 SYSTEM#12 Lottery...... 12A Her school activities include questioned by students and by Dr. she would check into the situation Manchester...... 2-3A, 7A,. 12A membership in Round Table Singers, systems and practical applications. Denison, one of four panel Joins CPA society His activities in high school include Ronald Denison, college president, members who questioned the gover­ about the books and the ambulance. Obituaries ...... 12A Sock ‘n’ Buskin drama club, math on apparent inequities in funding for A question regarding the phase-in Sports...... 1-3B team, French Club (president). nor Thursday night, presented a David P. Zubrow, CPA, of 25 E. Cliffside Drive, has Nlkko 515 community colleges. strong plea for community colleges, revaluation legislation which was Stereo Receiver Kenwood 4070 National Honor Society (vice — See Page Twelve-A been admitted to the Connecticut Society of Certified Stereo Receiver The questioners failed to get any pointing to the inequities in funding sponsored by Manchester legislators 28 watts RMS definite answers, but the students did Public Accountants. Zubrow is employed with Coopers QA PIONEER' 5X 650 40 watts RMS (U) P IO N E E R ' sx-750 among the University of Connecticut, and signed into law this week by the and Lybrand in Hartford. stereo Receiver stereo Receiver manage to get a promise to meet the state colleges and the community governor was asked by William 35 watts RMS , SO watts R M S , with the governor in her office to dis­ Tierney, a management analyst with PMRpt i colleges. lPMIips475 cuss their concerns about the college. Despite the increase in spending the town. Mrs. Grasso said she I PHL-2930 Qtirird 530 PMlipt 475 ] Speakers Oim rd 440M B i T PMRes 475 Directors OK budget, Lynn Coda, an MCC student, stood signed the law in the hopes that it I Speakers Turntable Speakers for community colleges’ budgets for Turnlable M B Speakers up during the question period after next year, Denison said most oi the would “lessen the burdens" on Garrard 630 ail the question cards had been read 95 Garrard 030 increase is because of inflation and homeowners and be responsive to the »44U Turnlable »489»' »49U»' Turntable and told the governor, “It’s apparent salaries and that none of it is going “very real needs” of taxpayers. She tax rate as expected some questions seem to have been for more students, programs or said she expects property taxes will i f Photos do not comspood with Model N n b e rs. censored. When can we meet with facilities. He said, “We could triple remain an important base for local By GREG PEARSON Both parties took opportunities to vices, although some are expected in you about the concerns of this the programs next year because the taxes. the Board of Education. The budget college?” jobs are there.” Mrs. Grasso avoided most Herald Reporter explain views on certain budgets. Later Ms. Coda said that her ques­ VISA' Republican Carl Zinsser made a final includes the addition of some Denison asked the governor if she questions trying to pin her down on tion stated some students’ disap­ OPEN MONDAY The Manchester Board of Direc­ pitch for a five percent across-the- positions, a youth services worker was aware of the excellent training her opinions of her Democratic oppo­ Available At: tors Thursday night set a 826,574,284 pointment in the Board of Trustees of THRU FRIDAY board cut from those reductions for the Police Department and an programs for jobs at the community nent, Lt. Gov. Robert Killian. She (General Fund budget for 1978-79. The 10 A.M. to e P.M. already made. This would have cut outreach worker for the elderly, Community College’s actions concer­ colleges. He noted that many only said she feels secure that she figure represents a seven percent B A T U R D A Y about an additional 8550,000 from the ning Denison’s controversial reap­ students are turned away each year had the 20 percent of delegates hike in spending and will result in a previouOly was funded by federal TECH 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. package, he said. monies. pointment as president this year. She because of lack of staff and facilities.' needed to primary and the majority 50.34 miU rate. Democrats defended the final Each item is voted on individually said the question asked for Mrs. Grasso said the programs at needed to win the nomination at the SPECIAL That General Fund mill rate suggestions on how the students result and again spoke in favor of the in the budget. Many were unanimous the community colleges have been state convention. Armstrong means that taxes will be paid at a could improve communications with STEREO line-by-line approach to reviewing votes, but some did draw no votes “ongoing and progressive" and noted Mrs. Grasso hedged at giving any rate of 850.34 for 81.000 in taxable the budget. ‘This means that cuts are from the Republican directors. the Board of Trustees. Improved facilities at some of the definite names she sai(L she has in Designer SolBrlen" property. It is based on a, five-year made in some departments where The three GOP members voted It was learned today that Ms. other community colleges. Denison mind to replace Killian and Reg. $14.98 sq. yd. CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA phase-ln plan for the town’s revalua­ they are needed. Other departments against the school budget. They also •Coda’s question and several others, pointed to the “temporary facilities Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer on tion that will increase property might be hurt by a mandatory voted against the revenue estimates including some by another guber­ at MCC which have been occupied for her state ticket. NOW ONLY assessments in 1978-79, although not MANCHESTER • 646-8364 percentage cut, they said. natorial candidate, had been about six years. He also asked the Regarding the new Blue Laws bill as much as they would have in­ for the General Fund and Fire Democrat John FitzPatrlck said eliminated by a student committee governor how the planning money recently passed by the General creased if the full revaluation was District Special Fund budgets. This *1 1 .9 5 that a mandatory budget cut for all vote was a protest of the board’s from tlie cards which were handed to for the new facilities at MCC could be Assembly, Mrs. Grasso said she had All Pattarm and Stylaa adopted. departiqents would harm those with earlier decision to phase-in the the moderator. Cary Blanchette, in­ released from the bonding commis­ not yet decided whether to sign it 838 FaiRRoInftim Aw«. Waehington P lu a ■ The Fire District tax rate was set ti ^ t budgets and award those with revaluation assessments for real es­ dependent candidate for governor sion. She urged him to continue to put because she has not read it. She noted Fraa EiOm»t§$ and a student at Central Connecticut FuiRiliigtoii, 67Y>2432 MIddlatoMm. 346-7953 at 88.88 lor 81,000 In taxable property, ii& ted ones. tate over a five-year period. pressure on the bonding commission. that she is disturbed by mail from only a slight decrease from the pre­ Stephen Penny, chairman of the Despite some speech-making and State (ioUege, had submitted several Several students at Central people who say they are forced to GLASTONBURY PAINT & FLOOR COVERING ProwpectPUxa Bm P lu s NoiwichtoRvn Plaaa sent 6.91 mill rate despite the in­ board, said that the percentage in- opposition to some budgets, the tone questions tor the governor. Connecticut State College also work on Sunday and added that she Enfield. 745-1074 crease in assessments.' . crease is smaller than in all but oiie The committee had heard some attended the meeting Thursday and does not shop on Sunday. Furniture Gallery WwMHaidotd. 133*29A9 Nonrtch. 8 7 7 -1 4 ^ The Board of Directors, after of the meeting was go^-humored. of the last five fiscal years. It also is concerns from Carroll Maddox, questioned why the students there She also restated her opposition to 60 Hebron A w . 6 J3 -9 U 8 weeks of bu^et work, took two hours The directors praised the work of close to the 6.8 percent rate of infla­ Controller Thomas Moore and public relations director, about the were forced to buy books to furnish abortion, the decriminalization of Open 8 6 , Fri. bl 9 Bankcards Accepted to do the final setting of the budget. kinds of questions that might be sub­ their library and why they are now marijuana, the proliferation of more No changes were made from figures' tion. ' Budget Analyst Paula Yellman, both ‘There are no cuts in present ser­ involved in most of the budget work. mitted and decided to eliminate being told they have to buy an am­ state gambling and the Income tax. estoblished at the budget workshops them, Ms. Coda, said today. that ended Wednesday night. Maddox said there was no attempt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., May 5. 1978— PAGE THREE-A Masons hold (About town ] ^ S a v a f f C Style Spending hikes vary Tatro as the graying Titus, a wiry and Carolyn Egan as Mrs. Paddy, open houses All residents of Mayfair Gardens By JUNE TOMPKINS c? memorial to her late husband to are invited to play setback today at themselves. senator; Paul Marte as Samuel, a who imagines herself an artist. 7:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall. Herald Reporter Jacqui. Hedlund is Mrs. Savage, frumpy whining nonaggressive son, Becky Bourret is Miss Wilhelmina, Manchester Lodge of Masons is Young adult students at who for all her eccentric ways early and Jennifer Walker as Lily Belle, an administrator a t the institution, in town departments having an open house every Monday Little Flower of Jesus Mothers Cir­ Manchester High School are turning in the play, shows eventually that her who has been the. belle of several and Bob Lenhardt does a fine low-key from 10 a.m. to noon for retired cle will meet today at 8 p.m. at the out a mature performance .of- a eccentricity is only a device to trap lucrative affairs, diamond tiara and performance as Dr. Emmett, the Masons and their friends in the home of Mrs. Anne Fogg, 73 Falknor comedy-drama that is more than just her 'conniving children which, she all. house physician. The Town of Manchester’s $26,574,- $171,502, $145,933; Park, $445,000, salary increases included in the con­ ■ Masonic Temple’s clubroom. Masons Drive. The co-hostess is Mrs. a story. does' successfully. Tatro is particularly strong as the The play has a surprise ending. But 284 General Fund budget for 1978-79 $421,459; Maintenance, $211,475, tracts. who are not retired are also Mariiyn Watt. The Sock ’n’ Buskin drama club is What seems as comedy in'the early spokesman of the family group and from it all, one recalls a bit of includes IncreaMS over this year’s $192,381. : Several budget items are not part welcome. presenting “The Curious Savage” by scenes of the play soon becomes a uses his temperamental outbursts to Quaker philosophy — something operating expenses for all Other budgets included in the of the General Fund budget. ’These Chapman Court, Order of John Patrick Friday and Saturday thread of humanity that com­ point up the siblings’ greediness. about ‘"T is a gift to be simple,” and departments. General Fund include; Police, $2,- Include the Fire District Special The open house is designed to give Amaranth, will have a memorial ser­ and May 12 and 13 on the thrust stage plements the savage selfish motives Miss Walker’s statuesque, exotic a quality of love often overlooked. A few departments, such as 048,125, $1,929,216; Disaster Control, Fund budget, which was set at $2,- Masons an opportunity to gather with vice for deceased memhers at its at Bailey Auditorium in the high of the scheming perpetrators. beauty lends to her character as a This reviewer saw the dress Building Inspection—which received $21,238, $18,937; Sealer of WeighU 070,083. ’This year, town fire costs are their friends to talk, play cards, pool meeting today at 7:45 p.m. at the school. Miss Hedlund, whose matronly wily woman, and Marte is great as a rehearsal of the play which left little an increase of more than 20 percent and Measures, ^,373, $6,969; Health, expected to be $1,941,290. or participate in any other kind of Masonic Temple. Officers, who will The students, who are drawn from appearance is enhanced with a gray petulant member of the scheming to be improved upon for the formal to hire another inspector-received $126,011, $122,476; Social Services, The Water Department budget will entertainemnt they desire. Coffee wear white, will rehearse at 6:30 the sophomore, junior and senior flannel skirt and black jacket of no trio. presentation to the public which sizeable hikes. Those departments $337,517, $328,936; Human Services, be $1,333,991 compared to $1,333,311 and pastry will be provided. p.m. classes are well directed by Verne particular period over a white Although the cast members who begins tonight. were the exception, however. $16,012, $7,077; Recreation, $255,817, expected to be spent this year. The Burnett to show the sensitive line blouse, relates to both the mentally play the residents of The Goisters Of interesting note is the ap­ The largest single department $234,848; Senior Citizens Center, $68,- Sewer Department budget will be $1,- The open house started April 17, The Methodist Men of North between love and selfishness, sanity disturbed inmates of The Goisters are distinct individuals, most im­ propriate choice of preperformance budget, the Board of Education’s, 450, $67,516; Library, $450,364, $428,- 127,712 compared to $1,080,979 and several retired Masons enjoyed United Methodist Church wiil con­ and insanity. and her greedy clan — but with pressive is Mary Sinnamon as Fairy music — a synthesize interpretation went up five percent from $14,717,- 889. expected to be spent this year. renewing friendships of the past. duct a paper drive Saturday. The play tells the story of a family gentleness and wit. For all the young May. of Debussy’s ’’Golliwog’s 165, the estimated expense for this Many of these budgets do not ’There will be no increases in the appropriately named Savage. ’Three Others at the Institution are Kathy Cakewalk.” reflect salary increases expected to water rates. A change in the sewer lady’s youth, the tempo of her inter­ year, to $15,5ffi,756. grown children, with the cunning of a pretation has been tempered to suit Bossidy as Florence, who indlges an Curtain time is 8 p.m. for all per­ The following are the amounts that be included in union contracts that rate structure is expected to increase pack of malicious jackals, confine her stage age, which she does well. imaginary son, John Gibeault as formances. Tickets at the door, town departments will receive in the are being negotiated. The town has costs for large users but will not their multi-millionaire mother to a The ^vage heirs are an attractive Hannibal who thinks he is a violinist, entered through the teachers’ 1978-79 budget approved Thursday established a $350,000 contingency raise and may drop the cost for in­ mental institution in the hopes of trio of personalities piayed by Lance Marty Hefner as Jeffery who fan­ parking lot off Summit Street. night by the Board of Directors. ’The account that it expects will cover dividual homeowners. diverting her fortune from a tasizes himself as a concert pianist. first figure listed is the 1978-79 ap- The Aiiyrians believed that wearing catieye gemi made them invisible proprmtion. The second is the amount the department is expected to spend this fiscal year, which ends worked with the Scouts on their studies for June 30; Building shows pickup the religious award. (Herald photo by Board of Directors, $69,057, $85,- v/cuDaon Barlow) 825; General Manager, $125,600, $99,- 783; Controller, $82,517, $92,711. with arrival of spring These departments show more fluc­ With the arrival of spring, the busy pools, a sure sign of spring, also tuation than most. The town’s con­ season for builders also has come to blossomed last month. 'The depart­ tribution to the Lutz Junior Museum Manchester. ment issued ten such permits. ($16,900), which in the past was in the The town’s Building Department Permits also were issued for the Scouts to get awards directors budget, was shifted to the issued 163 permits during the month following categories: Alterations and miscellaneous account. The budget of April. ’The total estimated cost of additions, 94; garages, three; mis­ analyst position was switched from the projects along with four cellaneous, two; tool sheds, eight; the controller’s to the manager’s demolitions and two affidavits is $1,- fences, 14; signs, nine; affidavits, at Cathedral Sunday budget. 289,605. two; and demolitions, four. Election, $54,599, $48,988; Assess­ llie upswing in the building of ’The department also issued 69 cer­ LA STRADA WEST RESTAURANT ment, $92,275, $91,242; Collector of tificates of occupancy, 49 electrical memte cupel* The Rev. Norman J. Belval, Manchester, East Hartford and single-family homes continued as the Manchester Boy Scouts and Cub Revenue, $79,000, $75,323; Town Pizza & Grinders Scouts will be among those receiving archdiocesan Scout chaplain, will Hebron Boy ^outs and Cub Scouts department issued 23 permits for permits, 38 plumbing permits and 29 Clerk, $81,907, $80,901; Treasurer, 471 HARTFORD RD. (c o h . McKEE s t .) MANCHESTER religious awards Sunday during the present the Parvuli Dei medais to prepared for their awards under the dwellings. Permits for swimming heating permits. $41,837, $44,824 ; Planning and Zoning, 29th annual Boy Scout Rally of the Cub Scouts, the Ad Altare Dei medals direction of the Rev. Richard Boiiea, 643-6165 $56,939, $53,235; Town Counsel, $75,- Archdiocese of Hartford at 2 p.m. at to Boy Scouts, the Pope Pius XII former administrator of St. 000, *70,856; General Services, $89,- the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Hart­ awards to senior Scouts and the Pope Barthoiomew’s Church. SPECIALS FROM MAY 5th TO llU l 000,81,455; Probate Court, $7,330, $6,- ford. Paul VI National Unit Recognition. Natural gas consumers • VEAL & EGGPLANT 150. DAVIS FAMILY SO DOHT FOROn PARMIGANA ...... $4.25 The above departments make up RESTAURANT the General Government section of to receive hig refunds • LA SA G N A ...... $3.00 Manchester police report the town budget. This year, the OUR EVERYDAY SPECIALS J departments are expected to spend Consumers of natural gas in gas company customers and will im­ U SD A CHOICE SIR LO IN S T E A K ...... $5.49 • EGGPLANT c Connecticut will receive ap­ mediately establish procedures to in­ ROAST SIR LO IN OF REEF AU J U S .....$3.89 $831,293. The budget for all in 1978-79 HER PARMIGANA ...... $3.25 proximately $20 million in refunds sure that refunds are returned to con­ VEAL P A R M E SA N ...... $3.99 Richard F, Ringrose, 32, of 20 Am­ Kevin Roy, 16, of 324 Windsor St. is $855,061. ' P' because of a recent Federal Energy sumers in an equitable and efficient brose Terrace, East Hartford, was Police said they arrested Ringrose and his two companions were warned ■The total Public Works Depart­ RAKED STUFFEO S H R IM P ...... $5.99 Regulatory Commission order to manner. OPEN MOTHER’S DAY charged Thursday with obtaining a as he was walking out of the phar­ several times against the loitering ment budget will be $2,820,275. This 8A8Y REEF LIVER Jonlons or b a c o n ). $3.55 Algonquin Gas Transmission Co., the COMPLETE MENU WITH OUR controlled substance by deceit and macy. He was released on $500 bond and obstructing passage on the year, the department will spend $2,- The following Connecticut com­ RAKED H A LIBU T ...... $4.55 state’s Public Utilities Control panies will receive refunds: Connec­ EVERYDAY LOW PRICES obtaining a . controlled substance for court May 22. sidewalk, police said. When they 657,638. BAKED S A L M O N ...... $4.85 ON THIS Authority has announced. ticut Light & Power, $7,572,196; using the titie of physician. failed to heed the warnings, they The individual departments’ FRESH FRIED FLOUNDER...... $3.59. The FERC order establishes lower Hartford Electric Light Co., $565,- Police said Ringrose had called Police arrested one 16-year-old boy were arrested. Court date for Roy is budget are as follows: Administra­ Above Served with Potato & Salad t rate for pipeline gas which Algonquin 696; Connecticut Natural Gas Co., Liggett's Pharmacy, 404 W. Middle and two juveniles on charges of May 22. The juveniles were referred tion, $331,000, $301,001; Building OPEN MAY UOl MOTHER'S DAY previously had sold to Connecticut $6,448,572; Pequot Gas Co., $69,964; Turnpike, placing an order for a loitering and disorderly conduct on to juvenile authorities. Inspection, $118,817, $93,731; COMPLETE MENU ALWAYS AVAILABU OPEN SUNDAYS TIL 9 a B.Y.O.B. gas companies. and Southern Connecticut Gas Co., Above Served with Potatoeo, Paila, Yog., Salad prescription drug using a doctor's Main Street in the area of Bennet Raymond J. Pelletier, 17, of East Engineering, $127,998, $126,709; CALDOR PLAZA, MANCHESTER Tel. 649-5487 The PUCA will apply the refunds $5,276,665. SPEIUALDAY Choice of 2 name. When the doctor was called to Junior High School Thursday mor­ Hartford was charged with driving Highway, $819,741, $807,983; Sanita­ Exit 93 oft t-86...... B.Y.O.B. retroactively to current Connecticut OPEN MON.-OAT. verify the order, the doctor said none ning. while under the influence of liquor tion, $594,742, $568,441; Cemetery, Rreakfast 5:30 to 1:30 Dinner Served from 12 Noon Thursday. Court date is May 23. Stanley Sutherland, 53, of Hebron was charged with failure to grant the Mother's Day Taxable property list right of way and turning left at an In­ Pioneer sale called off tersection in connection with an acci­ reduced in Manchester dent Wednesday night at East Center A disagreement on final conditions When the announcement was made of pany wouldn’t have meant any basic and Pitkin streets. Police said his car of a sale has halted a plan to sell the sale being called off, it fell to $1 change in the operation and the fact turned onto Pitkin Street crossing in Pioneer International Corp. of per share. that the deal didn’t go through also The Town of Manchester’s Grand Grand List now is set at $523,788,549. Manchester to its president, David Reportedly the disagreement con­ won’t mean any change. The Town Board of Directors ap­ front of a car driven by Stephen C. List has been reduced by more than N. Abrams. cerning the sale had nothing to do If the deal had gone through, $9 million following changes made proved a five-year phase-in of the Giorgetti, 21, of 409 Parker St. Giorgetti and his passenger, Abrams was to have bought the with the sale price but rather with Abrams had planned to resign as an HDDSE OF CHUNfi during the review of the revaiuation. revaluation assessments. The 1978-79 Chefs specialsjbr the week... Kathleen Kelley, 18, of 36 Wellman parachute company for $8.1 million such areas as pension liabilities. officer of Pioneer Systems, but he The net taxable Grand List was budget is based on assessments for Road were treated for minor injuries in cash and notes. He said the agree­ Abrams said the sale of the com­ said that won’t be necessary now. • PLATTER OP CHiCKEli CACCUTORE...... $5.25 listed at $533,634,235 when it was real estate that are 20 percent of the TAKE MOTHER OUT ON MOTHER’S DAYI at Manchester Memorial Hospital ment on final conditions couldn’t be spring rhirken rooked with green prpprrs, onions, Y released in March. The assessments full revaluation increase. musnrooma and sherry $*lnr In seasoned lomaloes. and released. reached with Pioneer Systems Inc., included in that total were subject to Thus, the budget has been One FREE GIFT To Every T hom as A. Sh een an, 18, of which owns 80 percent of Pioneer • BAKED BAY SCALLOPS AU GRATIN...... |S.50 review by the assessor’s office and calculated on a $359,011,124 Grand Verplanck tag sale planned Bay Bealiopa broiled, then baked In a eheese saure with Reasoned Rockville was charged with reckless International’s stock. liread rramln. Served with fresh lemon wedge. Mother on Mother’s Day! the Board of Tax Review. List, which is based on the phased-in Abrams is president of Pioneer assessments rather than the full driving Thursday night. Court date is The total was reduced during the International and Pioneer Systems. The Verplanck School PTA will Also featured will be pony rides for • BROILED RED SNAPPER...... |5.95 reviews by $9,845,686, Thus, the revaluation assessments. May 23. hold a tag sale Saturday, May 13, the children, a baked goods booth, Presh broiled fllel of red snapper served with parsley butler The two companies also share most saure. FaaturinK Authentic Polyneilen end Angel B. Benjamin, 27, of Windsor from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the school and a lunch and refreshment booth. was charged with misuse of registra­ of the same directors. Cantonese Speclattlai grounds. Spaces are available for a In conjunction with the tag sale, • VEAL MADIERA FLORENTINE...... $6.25 tion plates and operating an un­ The announcement of the pending 2815 Main Street, ENJOY DtNING IN THE NEW J fee. the sixth graders will hold their an­ Seallups' of veal, sauteed in a madirra wine saure, served over Square dance ( About town registered motor vehicle. Court date sale had little effect on the com­ iGlastonbury 633-1691 spinarn. Reservations may be made by nual plant sale for Mother’s Day, "Peacock Room” is May 23. pany’s stock, which was at $1.75 per calling Mrs. Joyce Trainer at 649- with proceeds to be used for a class set Saturday A “home mass” for all living Police reported that a flatbed truck share bid on the over-the-counter • IRISH STEAK...... 1 6 .5 0 Luncheon Specials 7619. There is no rain date. trip. Our Juiey rlub steak, broiled to your aallsfarlion smothered with members will be celebrated in the partially tipped over Thursday after­ market and went to $2.25 per share. sauteed onlona. Manchester Square Dance Club in­ lower hall of St. James School Mon­ noon about 2:10 as it was turning onto from ^ 1 . 9 5 vites all club level dancers to its day at 8 p.m. It is the annual meeting Porter Street from East Center ENTERTAINMENT IN OUR • BAKED M IX ^ SEAFOOD PLATTER ...... $7.95 Weekdays 11-2 “Treat Mom To Fine Dining for election and installation of of­ LOUNGE NIGHTLY Two Jumlw baked shrimp, a slTiYfed filet of sole with Newburg dance Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Street. The truck, owned by G&H saure and our speeial broiled trallops, lemon garnish. Also ficers. Those planning to attend are First Hartford reports loss Happy H m i i dally froae d-$:SO. allbar diirtka7S< Manchester High School. Paving Co. of Bolton, started to lose On Mother’s Day’’ EXOTIC POLYNESIAN Earl Johnston will be calling, and asked to bring finger foods for the part of its heavy load, a pavement of $32.8 million compared with losses The F irst Hartford Corp. of volved in real estate development. It All entreec served with salad, potato and D R IN K S ______Russ and Anita White will cue the sharing table. roller, as it shifted, causing the flat of $2,177,000 or $1.34 per share on vegetable, or salad and side of spaghetti 2764 Main St. • 659-0040 Manchester has reported loss^ of reported losses of $1,825,000 or $1.09 SPECIAL FAMILY and TRY QUR FAMOUS rounds. bed to tip over onto the sidewalk. The per share in the quarter which ended revenues of $32.7 a year ago. The Questers, a national antique $1,881,(X)0 or $1.18 per share for the D IN N ER S Pi; PU PLATTER Giastonbury, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. John Ennis have door front of the roller touched ground, Jan. 31 compared to losses of $594,000 The company said it is suspending organization, will meet Monday at nine-month period just ended. J )G 3 Broad St. M a n c h n lc r Tot. 6 4 9 -4 9 SS duty. Refreshments will be served by and the entire load had to be pulled or 37 cents per share in the same dividends on the preferred shares 7;30 p.m. at Bentley Memorial The company said it is suspending Mr. and Mrs. Paul Frankenberg, Mr. up by a tow truck. The driver of the period last year. because the third-quarter loss Library in Bolton. Warren Lindquist dividends on its 50-cent cumulative and Mrs. Walt Frederickson and Mr. truck was Ernest Weir, East preferred stock. The loss is said to be Revenues in that quarter totaled resulted in a drop in shareholders’ of Rocky Hill will speak about dolls. and Mrs. Dave Furst. Glastonbury. There were no injuries caused primarily by a $1.4 million $9,884,000 compared with $9,663,000 equity. Because of this the company He will bring about 50 dolls to the and no charges. write-off of an interest in a real es­ -the year before. can’t legally pay the preferred divi­ meeting and discuss them. He will A 1071 Toyota Corolla was reported tate project in Springfield, Mass. The The' losses for the nine-month dend. As of April 1977 there were also answer questions about dolls and stolen from the driveway of 15 period just ending were on revenues 286,753 shares outstanding. try to identify those brought to the project is involved in a law suit. SUNDAY DINING Gay Pioneer Circle Thursday. meeting. The public is invited. First Hartford is primarily in­ HARTFORD (UPI) — A move will be made at the City Council meeting Monday to postpone action on a Bike ride set proposed ordinance to ban dis­ Manchester public records The American Youth STEAK EXPERT C lgT7. Wf. StsUi. kK. crimination against homosexuals by Hostel will sponsor its first city agencies or firms doing business Toyota's and Pontiac IVtlb. Lobster *7.95 Warranty deeds Paul and Eileen Christensen, fence bicycle ride of the season Mr. STEAK with the city. Charles M. Herrmann to Richard at 111 Croft Drive, $96. Sunday from Manchester Crab Legs Councilors Barbara Kennelly and «6.95 '— .I A iA Y 1 4 * L. Bombardier and Judy M. Bombar­ Mrs. C.V. O’Leary, fence at 175 to Gay City, starting at 1 Spring Rentai Managers Speciai’s AbovB IttniB IndiK^ I Raymond Monteiro said Thursday dier, property at 172 S. Main St., $31,- Vernon St., $125. p.m. from Mary Cheney AT Mr. Steak we offer a complete line they want to substitute a more 000. Custom Homes Remodeling for Library. general fair employment code to ENTERTAINMENT of aged U.S.D.A. Choice Steake. Sea Plan to take mother to Alice V. McCavanaugh to Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Joaquim Soares, deck Andy Riemitis will lead prohibit discrimination against gays. Weekdajf Rate Weekend Rate Fri. a Sat. Fri., May th Piano’s for dinner — F. Parker and Maureen D. Parker, at 528 Wetherell St., $1,660. the "easy” 18 mile ride to 5 Food? Freeh seafood dinners are also our They said the original proposal' property at 50 Homestead St., $34,- Joseph L. Downs, tool shed at 20 Gay City. Those interested FRI. P.M. We have a special Mother’s Day may not pass because it would in­ 500. Plaza Drive, $300. Parkade Geaners in joining the group Sunday 10.00 a day OSMOSIS specialty as well as combination dinners of Menu with all of Mom’s and clude any school that contracts with Committee deed for JMB Property Management, and wishing more informa­ ta MON. P.M. the city for various programs. .10 a mlla your favorite seafood and steak. Our your favorite dinners. Committee to Gary J. Pierro, alterations at 394 W. Middle Turn­ tion may call Riemitis at 25.00 Far 3 days Wed. S Thuirs. property at 80-82 Summer St., $39,- pike, $7,500. 649-6469. First 25 miles DAVID ABINGTON children’s menu contains a wide selection Labor merger 500. William Perry, deck a t 19 Timrod .05 a mile Reservations a must. Tel. 6 4 3 -2 3 4 2 Executor's deed - Road, $500. Free RESERVE NOW FOR of quality foods.. BERLIN (UPI) — A Connecticut Estate of Helen R. Peters to M. Donald Bassett, alterations at 40 KEEP HAPPY FQRTHI MONTH OF MAY OPfN lUNDAY 12:00 Noon to 11 P.M. union official says public employee Carol Nash, property at 116A Am­ McCabe St., $100. Toyota’s only at Toyota’s only at MOTHER’S DAY DININQ ROOM & COCKTAIL LOUNQE “Atk about our lull couraa dinner epedar ’ unions are growing at the same rate bassador Drive, $31,000. Harold Parent for Dorothy th is rata tM a ra to WE ARE OFFEM i THIS SUNDAY SPECIAL industrial unions did in the 1930s, as Quitclaim deed Murphy, aluminum siding at 69 Ed­ , EXCEPT MAY 14th, MOTHER’S DAY marked by the recent merger of two Thomas J. Crockett to Levitt mund St., $3,500. ManehMter Evanlng HunU roqulrtmonts government labor groups. Dominic Construction Co., property on Harold Parent for William Badolato, executive director of Whiteker, roof repair at 79 Santlna , PubllAwd t m n •nnitig noipt ovor 21 yoara of ago Tolland Turnpike, no conveyance Sundays and holidays. Entsrad at tha i fiife coupw o f ™ Connecticut Council 4 of the tax. Drive, $l,5O0. Manchaatar, Cdnn. Post Offlos as Sa- (major cradit card or cash dapoalt) m American Federation of State, Coun­ oond Class Mall Maitar. > DOLLAR IfRPERSOIl ON ANY B E IH ILA R J^ INHNEA Release of Judgment lien Harold Parent for David Cosmlnl, CMi K n nor n. SMY kmdhm i wilt loonmi ty and Municipal Employees, said Manchester Memorial Hospital roof repair at 483 E. Center St., $500. SuggMtsd Carrisr Ratss ! MV s in w y f o r t k of may the merger of the Civil Service against Richard Fairbanks and Alice Harold Parent for Russell Johnson, Payabla In Advanoa onaain MonH Singla oopy...... ISS Employees Association with Fairbanks. roof repair at 75 Dale Road, $925. W a sM y ...... 90S l~ EKelutttng Afay 14th, MoHior’t Day i Chlldnn'a Manut Spsolsis AFSCME was the single largest Peter Van Straten, shed at 390 Ver­ O na m o n th ...... $3.90 ■ ExcliMivtIy At Building permits Thrsa months ...... $11.70 membership growth since the AFL Atlantic Fence Co. for Stephen non St., $150. S U m o n th s...... $23.40, lYNCH MOTORSs INC. ■ Mr. STEAK Of M a n ch M ltr and CIO merged in 1955. The affilia­ George Ziegler for Ruth Hill, roof O na y a a r ...... $40.30 ! 244 CENTER STREET Moulton, fence at 39 Englewood Mall Ratas Upon Raquast CaNjsa tion brought membership in the Road, $585. repair at 151 Glenwood St., $1,890. Subsorlbars who fall to rsosivs far rilaa 34S Canter St. (Rt 6) AFSCME up to one million members, Bill Tunsky for John Wallett, vinyl George and Margaret Wales, ” parlor and picked It up himself. students are having to take more 7. More structure in teaching style. current epidemic of teen-age all that space — and on the front page They never abandoned the basics. required courses in high school. A have passed from one grade to the punishment, mandatory uniforms, If the police want to keep “The public and many teachers and pregnancy and violence in the ’^Opinion«— — ------’ &D.OP DIRECTORS yet, because Mr. Weiss didn't get his But what are the basics, anyway- smaller part of Hieir program can be next because they were one year homework, strict deportment rules students feel more comfortable with schools are part of the price society 3T! PIZZA DELIVERED!! And that he delivering pizzas, they can deliver the things that millions of public devoted to miscellaneous electives, older. Many schools are re­ and rigorous academic standards. more structure.” The opposite of pays for putting down the teaching of the next one I order, b^ause I feel I school kids need a big dose of, accor­ particularly mini-courses.” The evaluating this system.” Advancing Where they exist most basic Freedom and the press m m m am r ■‘'i ,. Robei-t E. fanoli | had to call Chief Lennan at home. structure on the academic scene is values, education critics have noted. I don’t blame that officer for not am just as important as Mr. Weiss ding to expert critics of education? latter aimed, where introduced, to from grade to grade should be based 10. Alternative fundamental schools in the public school setting and all his directors. make school more appealing and fill on more than mere attendance, say free-fonh — and while some do well have waiting lists. being a delivery boy — that’s not his GMrge Weber, associate director under those circumstances a great schools. “In a very few school dis­ Thank you, of the Council for Basic Education, gaps left by conventional foes of social promotion. Follow-up studies show students society, but only one of a job. many students, as well as teachers, tricts— about 30 out of 16,700— back- The present chief justice of came up with a 10-pointanswer to the course work. A mini-course at one 5. More careful evaluation of in­ attending the basic schools within a number of basic institutions. All the time Mr. Weiss spent on the Mrs. Patricia Morrone do their best in a structured situa­ to-basics alternative schools have the United States has not so far 123 Summer St., question during the annual Education school, for example, consisted of the dividual achievement. “While been established for those parents public school system do better than And the First Amendment phone to first order the pizza, then to schools and the public looked at tion, authorities note. they did in the regular public school. established his name as one Manchester Writers Association recent seminar study of "Mad” magazine. 8. Reaction against recent in­ who want them for their children.” happens to be its institutional call the station to have it delivered, in Washington. 3. A competence-based high school average achievement, many students that leaps immediately to m e novations. “After 10 or 15 years of in­ The alternative schools usually then to call and see why it wasn’t diploma. "Last June only one state failed miserably. Now there is more basis. But the guarantees of Weber’s definition of the basics; novations, mqny are being looked at come on line as a third type in dis­ mind in connection with land­ (MQKMIESLMKIQ 1. More emphasis on basic sub- (Arizona) had a state competence attention to each student.’' mark decisions of the Supreme expression therein specified no Court, more belong exclusively to the Warren Burger has, press than the law belongs to Hungry for music, art (BuslneM) however, managed to cause a lawyers and judges. And on that point and MM LCD small stir with a digression To the editor: i.e. food deliveries — which ap­ Turcolite from the main point of a recent speaking of “ special and 1 find it quite interesting that with parently the officers are also op­ Ignitw case involving constitutional extraordinary privileges,” it is (iEMOAMOIDRS'C^ 8MIU! their right hands, the directors are posed to — etc., was trimmed from Starte Grill slicing the school budget and with Instantly! guarantees of freedom of possible of some peripheral in­ J.PAUL5W6UETTI departments, it wouldn’t be terest to recall that not too their left are spending our tax money necessary to cut the school budget expression. The court, in a to have pizza delivered. quite so drastically. five-hour split, held that cor­ long before the freedom of you CAN PICK fte RE-SflUCtFUL yoUR FRIENDS I certainly realize that one can get Sincerely, porations could not be expression decision this same TiCK&ZESTy ii BUT you cant hungry during a four-hour meeting, Mrs. Michael N. Weltz life4 prohibited from spending com­ court greatly extended the doc­ |CH£W3>IOpial| but our children are also hungry — 84 Kent Drive, trine of judicial inhunity. for music, art, and physical educa­ Manchester pany funds for political pur­ IF A T FUZZ poses since freedom of speech Ruling in a case involving in­ CflPPl&ji FOR SHRRPENIN6 y o u DOWT tion. Maybe if some of the "waste” KMIVI£S«15Ci550R5 SUCCEED- Portable applied to corporate entities as voluntary sterilization of a Cast Aluminum teen-age girl, the court held 1 MANICOTTI-WOMAAUCOTTI well as to individuals. U A M .E E , % Twin-Burner Burger voted with the that although a judge may act aati msTo ■’I Thoughts T hick’n Thin \ MOZZ/iRELLA Gas Grill. Web and Tubing majority, but then went maliciously, exceed his Big 7-Ft., 6-Rib O f i 4 0 TMC lasagne oFTMt MOUICflWS Our Reg. Folding Chair beyond the immediate issue to authority and commit “grave Today, throughout the world Chris­ 0 speak, and make me Garden Umbrella f c U 249.99 and Chaise consider the position of the procedural errors” he tian women meet together to listen Simple push-button adjusts from full to Thou guardian of my soul. partial shade. Solid and flora! combination: nevertheless remains immune Know your legislators celebrate the annual May Fellowship Chair Chaise press in respect to these same Day. One of the Bible readings is from Our Reg. 34.99 guarantees. Asking whether to damage suits. chapter 15 of “our” gospel according • Pep. Muriel T. Yacavone, Ninth The theme for this year is 42” Steel Mesh Folding $ 7 7 The reaction to the Burger The foilwing U.S. senators and ‘‘Promises We Keep” with the sub­ to St. John - including these words 1987 9 9 40 the “institutional press’’ Joins firm Table and 4 Chairs f f representatives represent Assembly District, which includes which will sound familiar: Invite the gang to a barbecue! Huge 523 enjoys “special and extraor­ opinion may simply be a title “Listen and Respond,” that is to Our Reg. 16.99 Our Reg. 29.99 Manchester and surrounding towns: parts of East Hartford and say — go forth, be sensitive to the “My commandment is this: Love Ms. Jane Rossitto has Protected with rust-resist white bonderized sq. in. cooking surface, with warming rack matter of whose ox is being finish. Folds easily for moving or storing. dinary privileges or status,’’ • U.S. Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, Manchester. needs of others, many of them un­ one another, just as 1 love you.” And: joined David James Per­ and redwood shelf. Includes hose, tank, King-size comlort! Hi-back styling, with color- gored and/or an example of • Rep. Timothy J. Moynihan Jr., “I chose you and appointed you to go sonnel, 317 Green Road, as Our Reg. 104.99 regulators. Some assembly required. coordinated plastic stay-cool arms, non-tip he concluded it does not. 321 Old Senate Office Building, expressed but very real, and find the patio legs. “The First Amendment,’’ he press hypersensitivity to Washington D.C., 20510. 10th Assembly District, which in­ words to heal, to help, to comfort. and bear much fruit, the kind of fruit a personnel consultant criticism. It has been • U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., cludes part of East Hartford. This day also emphasizes the joy in that endures.” specializing in accounting wrote, “does not ‘belong’ to The last prayer repeated by all and related areas. suggested that its basis intent 342 Old Senate Office Building, • Rep. Richard C. Willard, 11th fellowship. any definable category of per­ Assembly District, which includes In looking over the order of service closes with these words: “And at all Ms. Rossitto attended Washington D.C., 20510. times and in all seasons may we Deluxe Covered sons or entities, it belongs to was friendly advice to the part of East Hartford. that will be used all over the world 1 Morse Business College in • U.S. Rep. William R. Cotter rejoice and give thanks to You for Hartford, and makes her Bar-B-Q Grill all who exercise its media not to confuse purely • Rep. Theodore R. Cummings, see much that is familiar to us. (First Congressional District), 213 your gift 6f the Holy Spirit.” home in South Windsor commercial operations with 12th Assembly District, which in­ The first hymn brings out one point freedoms.” Cannon Office Building, Washington I mentioned on our first day together Jeanne M. Low with her family. Our By “ institutionai press,” constitutionally provileged in­ D.C., 20515. cludes part of Manchester. — Listen to God: St. Mary’s Episcopal David James Personnel ?9% Burger made it clear he had in formational activities. • U.S. Rep. Christopher Dodd (Se­ • Rep. Fran cis J. Mahoney, 13th 0 speak tb reassure me. Church functions as an in­ cond' Congressional District), 429 Assembly District, which includes To hasten or control; termediary between Unique fire grate, easy mind primarily the media as On the other hand, any ash dump. Adjustable Cannon Office Building, Washington part of Manchester. employers and those very big business, con­ redefinition of the First height, stylish * 1 D.C., 20515. • Rep. Abraham Glassman, 14th seeking employment. pedestal base. glomerates of newspapers, Amendment respecting an Manchester and its surrounding Assembly District, which includes David James consultants magazines, broadcasting “ institutional press” could towns are represented on a state part of Manchester and all of South specialize in a broad spec­ Big 1814x19” Covered Almanac trum of em ploym ent Bar-B4}Grill facilities and often much scarcely avoid also affecting at level by the following persons. All Windsor. positions within the ad­ O ur Ret. 2 9 .9 9 ...... All Hardwood • Rep. Robert M. Walsh, 53rd Some auembly needed on grills. more. least potentially a strictly can be reached at the State Capitol, ministrative, accounting, Assembly District, which includes Director’s Chair The focus of his criticism local newspaper whose cor­ Hartford, Conn., 06115. By United Press International theory of evolution in violation of sales, clerical and Our Reg. 24.99 • Sen. George W. Hannon Jr., Coventry and Tolland. 20-Lb. K if ^ o r d Classics on patio, or in the porate holding stop at its own Today is Friday, May 5, the 125th state laws. technical fields. Although Plump, Tufted, Foam-Filled Charcoal Briquets den. Sturdy canvas covers, was the economic and political Third Senatorial District, which in­ • Rep. Dorothy R. Miller, 55th day of 1978 with 240 to follow. In 1961, Alan Shepard rocketed 115 located in Manchester, this California Redwood Replacement Cushions O ur R c (. 3 . 2 7 ...... 2 . 8 8 in great decorator colors. power such represent, and the presses. cludes East Hartford and part of Assembly District, which includes company also services the Assorted finish frames. Easy The moon is approaching its new miles from Cape Canaveral, Fla., to 4-Plece Seating Group Chair Cushion Chaise Cushion possibilities for misuse if Freedom, as Wendell Willkie Manchester. Andover, Bolton, Hebron and part of greater Hartford area. Mr. Bar-B-Q Charcoal Lighter, Our Re|. 7Sc...... qt. 59* to fold and store. phase. become America’s first sub-orbital sheltered from scrutiny and, reminded us not all that long • Sen. David M. Barry, Fourth Vernon, Ms. Rossitto is available Our Reg. 124.99 The morning star is Mercury. space explorer. ago, is indivisible. Senatorial District, which includes • Rep. Chester W. Morgan, 56th daily from 9 a.m. to 4:30 6.33 8.40 when necessary, limitation. The evening stars are Jupiter, In 1972, an Alitalia airliner crash in Outstanding at this price! You get 2 club chairs, Our Reg. 8.99 Our Reg. 11.99 part of Manchester, and Andover, Assembly District, which includes p.m. to discuss employ­ and one settee, with comfortable button-tufted, j Ortho® Weed-B-Gon A valid enough point con­ Mars, Venus and Saturn. Italy killed 115 persons. Floral vinyl reverses to heavy-weight Bolton, Coventry, Glastonbury, part of Vernon. ment opportunities. c o rd ^ edge foam cushions, plus sturdy end table. Lawn Weed Killer sidered on its own merits, but Those born on this date are under In 1977, President Carter arrived in Partial assembly required. cotton duck. SCOTTSf® TURF BUILDER Hebron and South Windsor. • Rep. Teresalee Bertinuson, 57th London for meetings with other Our Reg. 5.49 Qt. ,Y the sign of Taurus. Lawn Fertilizer as articulate by Justice Burger Sen. Robert D. Houley, 35th Assembly District, which includes American author Christopher national leaders to discuss the world ‘Ortho in terms of First Amendment Senatorial District, which includes Ellington and part of Vernon. 5.000 Sq. Ft. C66 Morley was born May 5, 1890. political and economic situation. Coverage...... W 88 guaranteed it raised some 25 years ago Ellington, Tolland and Vernon. On this day in history: A thought for the day: American Blacks Decker' TORO* 10.000 Sq. Ft. 1 0 8 7 editorial alarm and not a few National Labor Relations Board In 1925, biology teacher John author Christopher Morley said, Coverage...... I f c hackles. may order a new Manchester Modes- "The enemies of the future are Dividends set Single Blade 18’ Rotary 21-Inch 2-4-D plus Silvex for more Quote/unquote j Scopes of Dayton, Tenn., was 15.000 Sq. Ft. 1 7 8 8 effective broadleaf control. union election. always the very nicest people.” Electric Mower Gas Mower Coverage...... I f There is no argument with arrested for teaching Darwin’s by area firms Ortho Lawn Sprayer 10 years ago Helps build a lusher lawn. Burger’s thesis that every “There are probably a lot of 14- Family R « | .6 .9 8 ...... 5.97 This date was a Sunday; The saying the two U.S. Senate voles to Lydall Inc. of member of the public with an year-old girls in England who’ve got approve the Panama Canal 0 ^ Our Reg. Herald did not publish. Manchester has declared a Reg. 384 179.95 idea to express is on the same big noses and look a bit like me who transfer symbolize Ameriea’s dividend of 12 W cents per *153 SCOTTS® Nelson look in theunirror and wonder . . . ” respeet for smaller nations. common share, payable Safety engineered, with Powerful Briggs S Stratton FAMILY GRASS SEED MIX Oscillating constitutional footing as 3'/j-H.P. motor. Safety — Rod Stewart, the wealthy rock June 15 to stockholders of double insulation, 4 wheel 2,000 Sq. Ft. Coverage ^ 8 8 Sprinkler “Even great people have their Politics as usual engineered, with side ejection newspaper reporters and height adjustments. Draws Our Reg. 6 .9 6 ...... “ singer who put his daughter up for shortcomings." record May 26. Also only 6.5 amps. Quiet and chute, fingertip height adjust­ network commentators. Now you know Perfect for starting a rich new lawn adoption when she was an infant — Eleanor Smeal, president of declared, with the same economical. 48000 ment. Cuts wide swath for The press in its broadest Solar energy was used in 215 B.C, (D.I.R. Broadcasting). record and payment dates, (aster mowing. 416155. or adding new life to existing lawn. 3.88 the National Organization for in New Hampshire BSD Grass Bag by the Greek mathematician were dividends of 37W Our Reg. 6.99 definition and as it has “These treaties can mark the Women, responding to Our R«f. 14.» Archimedes t6 magnify and reflect for political extinction” but took cents per share of 31.50 developed over several cen­ beginning of a new era in our anthoropologist Margaret Mead's 11.76 ASCOT PARK GRASS SEED 4 spray patterns. 2200 sq. ft. coverage. the sun’s rays to set fire to ships in a By MARTHA ANGLE himself out of the running for the role preferred stock, 25 cents PRE-SEASON relations not only with Panama but criticism of the women's move­ 2 Lb. Bag 1 2 9 turies happens to be a basic in­ successful effort to defeat a Roman and ROBERT WALTERS of executioner. per share of $1 preferred with all the rest of the world.” ment. SPECIAL ^ Our Reg. 1.79. stitution of the American armada. WASHINGTON-(NEA)-The If he runs for anything this year, stock, and 20 cents per Signet Z-7 Belted — President Jimmy Carter, share of 80<:ent preferred “politics of threats and vengeance,” and it seems all but certain he will, it Radial Garden Hose stock. as Sen. Thomas J. McIntyre so aptly will be for re-election as governor, Tomato Plant Support Outdoor Extension Cords Our Ref. described the trade practiced by New Thomson said. SOUTH WINDSOR - 50-Ft. Some auemWy required on mowers end trimmers. 133 10.49 Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thoti^Bon, Awkwardly enough for Thomson R lC .6.99 5.40 RiU U Our Twin Front Vinyl Car Mats Reg. 9.99 3-Pc. Metal Garden Set It is a document that threatens the with dusting a small piece of fur­ into her. “Says all this brainwashing turn n HAP k mmiciiT m siL 7S Men’s Matching Work Pants and Shirta niture on odd Thursdays. But I trust Protects against damage American home. Specifically, there has made her believe she is in­ rmm I Our Reg, 7.99 most of us still have enough moral WMiciif} ^ sun, oil, gas, water. 5.77 Our Reg. 1 .9 9 .. is Article 10: ferior,” he explains. E a ^ application. Heavy-duty vinyl, with trim lines tor exact fit 1.34 fiber to reject out of hand any small ★ ★ ★ SUPREME SOVIET Assorted color tools for your little “Cleaning; Husband does dishes in sulu6 May 5 - May lOlh Stuffed Sole Dinner - pretty little legend attached to It. , ' Legend has It that these strange shells tell the story ol Togo * " rush In for fabulous savingsl 2 Christ's sutlering and his glory. start the day bright with from a famous Boston makor, 10% OFF StifM ttriiv Maun The live hples represent the live wounds ol Christ. 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Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 5. 19TO bulletin board Youth Services Center Hockanum amorgasbord EASt HARTFORD - The Hockanum Uidted Methodist Church shows its ‘new’ building of 178 Main St. will hold a do when he comes on a scene of an became Balet’s assistant in 1973 and smorgasbord Saturday, May 13, with EAST HARTFORD -The East sittings at 5 and 6 p.m. Children un­ Hartford Youth Services Center at 2 attempted suicide. took over as director in January 1976. der 12 eat for half price. For tickets, King Court heid an open house The center also deals with getting His assistant is Linda Ahlstrand and call S89-483>or, after 5 p.ra., 568-1875. Thursday afteriioon to'show off its jobs for youths. It beiped empioy 200 they have one full-time secretary. VAJHA Turned Democrat newly remodeled building^ young people last summer. Backus makes much use of It also runs the YES (youth volunteer workers to help run the chool FRIDAY, MAY S, 1978 EAST HARTFORD -Maurice Using about $27,000 in federal anti­ S recession funds, the town began the employment service) program. Gary center. He is also proud of the clinic. Rudolph of 34 Johns St. said today his Center staff work closely with police remarks reported- in The Herald remodeling in the summer of 1977. Shea runs it. The center opened in 1971 under the and courts and even attend court Thursday were accurate but for one The outside got new siding with new direction of Fred Balet who is now sessions speaking on behalf of m ajor point. He is no longer a windows. The inside walis were, the director of the town Department youngsters. AFS greets seven Give Republican. He changed party af- drasticaily altered to'allow for of­ of Parks and Recreation. Backus vfillatlon to Democrat in late 1974, he fices for the reguiar staff and for said. He is so much a Democrat counseling for the center’s ciinic. from New Jersey today that he is a member of the Bruce Backus, the center’s direc­ blood Democratic Town Committee and tor, played host Thursday as town The second half of AFS Club short­ leaders and officials stopped by. Seniors have an additional will be a delegate to ^ e Democratic term exchange took place last week more limited at Madison High, Mayor Richard Blackstone met some privilege now which I ’m sure many State Convention this summer. when seven students from Madison, making it difficult for the students to of the clinic’s staff including Dr. Mar­ of them don’t know about; they are His remarks answered criticism of N.J, spent four days living with pick classes that they really want to vin Steinberg for the first time. The able to donate blood without parental longtime Democrat Eldridge students in Manchester. A group of take. / Benedict by Democrat Joseph clinic staff are at the center only for The student visitors also thought V / permission. students from MHS had previously Paquette. Rudolph said, “I always two days each week at most. spent part of their March vacation in the teacher-student relationships Juniors can donate also, but if un­ Dr. Steinberg explained to him der 18, they must have parental per­ treated everybody the way I would Madison, were excellent here. They were im­ some of the ciinic’s main functions. mission. want to be treated. So when I The exchange students arrived in pressed with our school spirit and the changed parties, I was welcomed It counsels young people and their amount of student participation in However, anyone under 17, and this Manchester Thursday afternoon. with open arms.” families. They take kids referred to Among the six giris and one boy was after-school events. includes most of the sophornore them by the town’s schools, by Madison High School’s foreign Friday night a banquet was held class, cannot do so. Perhaps this is ^No’ to white collars police, and by word of mouth among exchange student from France. A for the guests, hosts and the for the best, as most sophomores EAST HARTFORD — Assistant satisfied young peopie and famiiies, party was held on the first evening Manchester AFS town council. MHS need everything they’ve got. Superintendent of Schools Jerry Mar­ he said. for the guests and hosts so that foreign exchange students 'Yuki In any case, seniors and juniors cus said this week the request of four Members of the clinic and Backus everyone couid become better Fujita and Donna McCarthy will have an opportunity to do so white collar employees to be allowed have set up programs in town such as acquainted and aiso to provide an op­ presented an enjoyable slide show of Friday, May 12. A Bloodmobile unit to be members of Local 1933 of the the Single Parent Symposium at portunity for the visitors to meet Japan and Spain. The guests and, I » will be at MHS from 9:30 to r.30. Custodial and Maintenance Union, •Penney High School. That program other members of Manchester's AFS their hosts then Went to the disco at Everything will be done in G-36..To AFL-CIO was turned down by the was designed to help single parents Club. Manchester High for the remainder get there, enter through the doors by state Labor Relations Board. The such as divorced wives stiii with Friday, the guests attended schooi of the evening. the student parking lot. The Blood- board said their jobs weren’t in the young chiidren at home. for the day, going to classes with On Saturday, the visitors and their r r ' i mobile will be parked outside, so it same coinmunity of interest. Dr. Steinberg told the mayor he their hosts. This gave them a chance hosts traveled to Mystic Seaport for shouldn’t be too difficult to find. Dr. Marcus said the jobs and pay of recently completed taking part in 5 to compare likenesess and a day of fun and sightseeing. Despite If you wish to donate blood and are the men are being reviewed now to training sessions at the town’s police differences between MHS and their the cool, windy weather, everyone under 18, pick up a permission form be sure they reflect their duties. station. He taught officers how to enjoyed the day together. They at the office which parents or, guar­ own high school. Carolyn Egan, Kathy Bossidy and Jaqul be this weekend and next, May 5, 6, 12 13. Pitkin presents play better deal with crime victims. The most obvious difference returned at 5 p.m. with just enough Show time is 8:00 p.m., entrance is through dians must s i^ . Once filled out, do EAST HARTFORD -T h e Pitkin Dr. Steinberg said he deait mainly between the two schools is their size. time to get ready for a progressive Hedlund (left to right) rehearse a scene from not bring this sheet back to the of­ Middle School will raise the curtain with battered women during the Sock ’n Buskin’s production of “The Curious the teachers’ parking lot. Tickets are fice. Bring it with you to G-36 May 12. Mayor Richard Blackstone, right, meets Dr. Marvin Madison High School is much dinner that evening. At this event a available at the door. tonight at 7:30 for the student produc­ police taiks. He showed the officers smaller, ft is a four-year school with different course of the meal was Savage” by John Patrick. Performances will For many students, including this tion of the musical “Shrew.” It is films. His aim was to sensitize them Steinberg Thursday afternoon at the East Hartford Youth Ser­ a total of approximately 1,200 served at various homes. Following writer, the experience will be a new based on Shakespeare’s “The to the victims of ali crimes inciuding vices Center at 2 King Court during the center’s open house. students, compared to Manchester dessert at the last home, a party was one. However, it is a very good habit Taming of the Shrew.” Tickets are rape, burgiary, and even petty theft. Dr. Steinberg is part of the center’s counseling clinic. (Herald High’s approximately 1,900 students held to end the festivities of the to start while still young, as students available at the door. He also lectured to police on how to photo by Barlow) guests’ stay in Manchester. Sock ’n Buskin prepares for opening tend to be less inhibited at an early in a three-year program. Concert Sunday leal with suicides. What should a cop The open campus seemed to rate as Sunday was spent packing and get­ Savage is a free spirit, and doesn’t ling, house, props, sound, and lights age. Sock ’n Buskin, the school’s resi­ This is not to say that adults are EAST HARTFORD —The town the most favorable item among all ting ready for the bus trip home. A wish to be confined anywhere. What ail attend nightly dress rehearsals ^Mumho Jumho^ at EHHS dent drama club, has been furiously not needed. Many of the teachers, ad­ Fine Arts Commission will present the student visitors. This policy is not softball game was held during the happens next is for you to see. which can last for up to four or five preparing for the spring production, ministrators and aides of MHS Gary I^ rr on the double bass and in practice in Madison and the morning in which the Manchester fem b ers of the sets crew have hours. The play seems to be honed to East Hartford High School senior Teri Gale goes into a Grasso trying for peace Harmon Lewis bn piano this Sunday students all agreed that they liked it AFS club challenged the Glastonbury “The Curious Savage,” for nearly perfection from every angle, and donate. trance as she does a Haitian ceremony during rehearsals for been fervently working to complete at Vp.m. at the Goodwin School on of Community Affairs, creating an and feit it encouraged student club and their weekend exchange two months- Lines have been should be one of the better efforts of During the eight years MHS has HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. their bills was killed by the Forbes Street. The men not only are the school’s production of “Mumbo JUmbo," a come*(iy. It Office of Housing Advocacy and dis­ responsibility. guests from New Jersey. After lunch memorized (hopefully), posters have . ^,^jg jg one of the directors Verne Burnett and Lee hosted the Red Cross, the average Grasso has moved to act as leadership. opening. This is probably masters with their instruments, they opened Thursday night in the EHHS band room and will play cussing with legislative leaders the Another area that received much a final get together for picture taking been hung, tickets are being sold, and Hay. has been 70-80 pints of blood in one peacemaker in a housing dispute The distraught legislators, about 15 most expensive sets ever attempted have a fun time with their audiences. again tonight at 7:30. Behind her are Jon Reduker, left, and possibility of establishing a depart­ praise is the wide variety of courses and last goodbyes ended the weekend the set is compiete. The 1(K) or so of Unlike many plays, this one, as day. At the same time, Bloodmobile between her political allies in the in number, thought the House was by S ’n B, for there is an emphasis on All children attending must bring an ment of housing during the next ses­ offered to students in our school. of fellowship and fun. — Joanne us who have worked on the produc­ well as all S 'n B productions, will be units will be at East Catholic and Mary Flynn. (Photo by Steve Roussell) legislative leadership and a group of going to debate a measure to create a detail in this set. In order to authen­ sion. They felt that course selection is Weiss tion are anxious to see the fruits of 'presented in thrust. This means that Cheney Tech. adult. housing department for Connecticut. ticate the house in which the play angry urban lawmakers who On another front, Mrs. Grasso, still our labor. the audience is very close to the ac­ Giving blood is not detrimental to Mormons in town But House Majority Leader takes place, much time and effort boycotted her session-ending speech. beaming over her 2-to-l primary vic­ Briefly, the play concerns a tors and the set. It is similar to the one’s health; nor is it painful. Only EAST HARTFORD —The fulltime The governor promised at a news William O’Neill, D-East Hampton, has been expended on the creation of tory over Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian wealthy widow, Mrs. Savage, who one pint will be taken. ’The normal Mormon missionaries in the East conference Thursday to see more is surprised the group by asking House Girls track team pilfars which contain molding to give mode employed by the Hartford [ East Hartford police report ) in New Britain Tuesday night, said undergoes a dramatic change after adult body has 1^ pints, and the the effect desired — that of an old and Stage Company. This type of presen­ Hartford area are Elders Peters and done to provide housing for Connec­ Speaker James J. Kennelly, D- donated one will be replaced in about she has not stopped to count how her husband passes away. She stately home. The set should be one tation allows the audience to fully Jensen. They live at 3 Sherman Ave. ticut’s low and moderate income Hartford, to adjourn the House for becomes loose with her money, and 72 hours. Five people will have blood the year. Kennelly agreed, ignoring many delegates she has to this of the things to notice when you at­ enjoy all aspects of a production and and their phone is 528-1440. They Robert G. Sam sion, 18, of 139 Someone broke into the Burnside families by the January opening of off to fair start this disturbs her children. They, of taken in fifteen-minutes. Afterwards, summer’s Democratic convention. the protests of the urban legislators. tend the play. also allows the actors to fully welcome calls before 9:30 a.m. and Larrabee St., East Hartford was Arco station at 117 Burnside Ave. next year’s legislative session. Leslie Scott, also co-captain, has put course, went the family fortune for they will rest and be served light The six-member Black Caucus, “I know it’s hard to believe,” the This year’s girls track team is off The actors and actresses have also enhance their portrayal of their after 9:30 p.m. arrested Thursday at the Savage sometime Wednesday night and stole Shortly before Mrs. Grasso arrived to a fair start, but it shows the poten­ consistant performances in for MHS, themselves, and have Mrs. Savage refreshments provided by the Red Farricielli and other white urban governor told doubting reporters. been putting in large amounts of character. For such’a presentation The elders will be walking through Food Market on Burnside Avenue $450 in cash. Entry was made by in the Housy of Represenatives tial of getting off to a great start in and she will be missed also. put in a place called “The Cloisters.” Cross. legislators took to the halls. Killian claims he has more than 20 time. This past week has been “tech all must be perfect, and “ The neighborhoods soon to ask people and charged with fourth-degree breaking an overhead door window. Wednesdayjifght to deliver her ad- percent of the delegates — enough to future seasons. The middle distance (one-fourth The residents of this place are not Think it over. What you will be The governor’s hachet-burying week.” During this final week before Curious Savage” should fit the bill. their reactions to the April Reader’s larceny (shoplifting). He was d r e ^ i^ e Black Caucus and sym- The reason is that there are oniy and onehalf) are again dominated by “crazy” but simply cannot adjust to doing is saving a life, indirectly or program includes expanding the force a September statewide the opening the people involved in ac- The play will be presented on May Digest article “Can you have a hap­ released on his promise to appear in Vandals broke a $250 stained glass^ pSlhetic urban legislators abruptly three or four graduating seniors. The sophomores. The lone junior is the daily pressures of life. Mrs. directly. Perhaps it will be stranger, housing functions of the Department primary. 5, 6, 12 and 13, at 8 p.m. in Bailey pier family life?” They also sponsor Common Pleas Court 12 in East window at the Faith Lutheran Church left the chamber, upset that one of rest of the team is made up of un- Tessie Mazzotta in the half mile, who or possibly someone you love. — Jim Auditorium at the high school. a free “family home evening,” ses- Hartford May 15. on Silver Lane Tuesday or derclasswomen which make up the did well as sophomore last year and Richardson Tickets can be purchased in the Sion in which the family gets Wednesday this week. real backbone of this year’s team. will continue to do well as a senior cafeteria, or from any Sock ’n Buskin together once a week to set goals, Blue Cross Enrollment Now Open The team does its best in the field. next year. The rest of the middle dis­ member. The play will be a enjoy each other’s company, and Juniors Tracy Culbertson and Sharon tance runners are sophomores Sue Notes from the World worthwhile experience in the best Picture rules solve family problems. For Semi-Private Coverage Maher have been sweeping the Brown, Lee Sadosky and Kitty Sock ’n Buskin tradition. Don’t take CBIA lauds Legislature semester. strength events (discus, shotput Perkins. Ali three are very strong I have made the big time. Herald In the four weeks that you spend in my word for it, though. Come and see Loring Studios is the official javelin). Tracy holds the school runners who ought to ver weil as the Sportswriter Len Auster quoted me Beer strike HARTFORD (UPI) - The head of expansion and the creation of jobs. track and field, you will be r^uiree it for yourself. — Gary Selinger photographer for Manchester High Non-Group Hospital Plan Effective July 1st record in the shot put and javelin, season continues. in the April 20 issue of The Herald. Connecticut’s business lobby believes The 2.5 percent tax produced $9 to meet standards in one jumping and School. HARTFORD (UPI) - Two of six while Sharon holds the school record Our sprinting is not sophomoric as Mr. Auster was discussing the poor the 1978 Legislature did quite a bit million revenue iast year for the one running event. This does nof mean that they must beer distributors where platform For Connecticut Residents Under Age 65 in the discus. Other strong women in­ some of the other events. Junior condition of the MHS athletic for private industry. state. If you choose the high jump, be Spanish Club plans take your portraits. If Loring does workers and truck drivers went on clude sophomores Linda Roberts in Dana G ilbert, who shone as a facilities and quoted a paragraph Arthur Woods, president of the Woods said product liabiiity careful. The old metal bar that you not take your photographer that does strike at midnight Sunday demanding DP-SP200, the most comprehensive Blue Cross coverage available javelin and Meiissa Geagan in the sophomore is back again this year. that 1 had “scribed” the previous car wash, bake sale Connecticut Business and Industry reforms enacted were “of vital im­ will be required to clear is a menace. take your portrait that the picture for higher wages still have not settled to non-group members, provides the following benefits subject to discus, both of whom have placed She holds the record in the 100-yard week. I feel that Mr. Auster deserves Association, said Thursday actions portance.” Apologies to all you fine people the yearbook must have a head size with the workers. consistantly and will not doubt im­ dash. Kathy Barile, one of the few credit for his choice of a source. If you hit the bar and have the mis­ on taxes, product iiability and man­ The reforms make it harder for a a $200 deductible per member per admission: who tried to patronize the Spanish of approximately one-and-one-half Hartford Distributors Inc. agreed prove as their experience increases. seniors on the team, is new this year fortune of landing on it, an extreme­ power development were among the customer td fiie a lawsuit against a 70 days of semi-private coverage per admission to a general Club car wash in April and weren’t inches, with a head and shoulder pose to increase the hourly wage from The jumping events are all and is a definite asset to the team. HSW writer Mike Isko has written ly painful triangular indenture will top accompiishments of the Connecticut manufacturer for in­ hospital. (Readmission within 60 days is considered the same able to find it. A little known fact only. The picture should be black and $5.65 to $7.00 in the first year of the dominated by sophomores who have Junior Lynn Sadosky and sophomore a fine article on the girls’ track team be made in your back. Legislature. juries suffered from using a product. admission.) about Spanish-speaking people is that white. contract, but the union rejected the done outstandingly. The high jump is Chris Cheney round out the squad. this week. (It appears somewhere on The 1978 Legislature adjourned its Woos cited the Legislature’s deci­ The Manchester High School soccer we can’t hack the cold. As it was If your portraits do not conform to offer Thursday because it included a Full coverage for all special services rendered and billed by most done by Lee Sadosky, a Both have been strong for the team this page.) However, Mr. Isko did three-month session Wednesday. sion to spend more money on team will miss Doug Pearson next rather cold, we canceled. these specifications, you will be clause requiring that drivers carry the hospital such as medications, operating room, x-rays sophomore who can do nothing but go and will continue to be. neglect, (understandably), to men­ Woods said elimination of the sales vocational education and adult basic year. Mr. Pearson has decided to However, if you still wish to sup­ charged $2 for a special layout in the and laboratory services. up in future years. The long jump has This young team needs a good tion that the members of the girls’ more beer. tax on machinery and equipment education, as well as proficiency port the Spanish Club, you have two yearbook. The strike also is continuing at been swept by Lynne Bono. Robyn coach and they have one in the person team are among the prettiest in the give up his assistant coaching job in shouid be seen as an investment, the testing of school children. Semi-private maternity coverage after the member has been opportunities in the next two weeks. .Franklin Distributors Inc. in East Washington and Katrine Walsh. of Mr. Barry Bernstein. He is out on CCIL (and beyond). Their order to further his work with the returns of which will be industrial enrolled for 8 months. The first of these is tomorrow. May Hartford. These girls will put in three great the track working with the girls appearance combined with their Manchester Junior Soccer program 60 days of coverage per admission to a specialty hospital; 6. We are having a bake sale at Food seasons for MLS. Lynne, Robyn and every day, and much of the team’s athletic ability, makes them quite an and the basketball team. A successor The High School World is written, 45 days of coverage per admission to a general or specialty Mart in the Parkade, from 10 a.m. Katrine also run the hurdles, success is due to his guidance. Says outstanding bunch. Call me a has not yet been chosen. Whoever arranged and produced by the stu­ hospital for nervous-mental conditions. (Readmission within gets the job will have a rough time East Hartford fire calls although not as successfully as in the Mr. Bernstein, “Although this yfear chauvanist. until 2 p.m. A week after the dent staff of the High School World 180 days is considered the same admission.) filling Pearson’s shoes. — Mike bake sale, we’re having a car wash at long jump. The girls’ times are get­ we are somone to contend with, next each week. The paper is published If you aie a sophomore or a junior Wilcnn MacDonald’s on W. Center Street courtesy of The Manchester Evening King fire off Landers Road. Lane. Also provides broad range of outpatient services including emergency room care, outpatient surgery, ting better every track meet, and as year we will he the team to beat.” Wednesday. 11.57 a.m ..— —Investigation at 59 taking gym this quarter, beware. from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Proceeds Thursday. 7:59 p.m. —Car Today. 12:52 am . —Medical radiological diagnostic services, kidney dialysis treatments and physical therapy treatments. they get more experience they will — Mike Isko Herald. False alarm at EHHS. Court. call to the East Hartford Golf will be used for a trip to New York Thursday, 6:30 p.m. fire at Prospect and Orchard get more places. Eventually you will encounter the Wednesday, 1:40 p.m.' — Course. City. Adidb— Laurie Patarini —Medical walkin at the streets. (A more detailed description is available upon request.) Our distance runners (mile and track and field portion of the Brush fire at 340 Forest St. Today, 1:33 a.m, —Medical Guidance Forbes Street fire station. Thursday, 10:59 p.m.-Auto two miles) are old cross-country Wednesday, 2:53 p.m. — call to 389 Main St. Civitan helps out Thursday, 7 p.m. -G a s leak accident at 760 Tolland St. NO PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OR HEALTH RESTRICTIONS. girls. The much heralded Lori Veal, Junior Civitan, a student organiza­ Brush fire at 50 Governor St. Today, 3:27 a.m. —Medical at 73 King Court. T h u rsd ay , 11:13 p.m. ENROLLMENT FOR THIS BLUE CROSS ONLY HOSPITALIZATION ENDS THURSDAY, MAY 11th one of the co-captains of the team, is tion dedicated to doing good works notes Wednesday, 4:58 p.m. — -^Investigation at 150 Nutmeg call to police station. "SocjTV^uikin, Thursday, 7:51 p.m. —Brush FOR COVERAGE EFFECTIVE JULY 1st. a senior whose void will be hard to throughout the community, has been ROTC plants Auto accident on Interstate 84 fill, but junior Kate Henessey and keeping itself very busy lately. On May 9 a busload of students in­ by Forbes Street. Students of the pilot vocational- terested in automotives will travel to Wednesday, 5:23 p.m. — IM P O R T A N T N OTE: All Connecticut Blue Cross Direct Pay members sophomore Pat Adams will try. Recently, the cluh sponsored a Brush fire at 482 Burnside QUARTERLY RATES for DP-SP200 agricultural program were treated to the Rhode Island Trade Shops School. have been notified of the opportunity to change to this coverage. showing of films at Waddell School Subscribing M em ber...... $104.25 a demonstration of plowing and Transportation will be paid by the Ave. CLYDE & MICKEY MILLER Debate learn starts for the benefit of Holiday House Wednesday, 6:15 p.m. — THE APPLICATION BELOW IS ONLY FOR NON MEMBERS WHO Rhode Island school. The school Subscribing Member and Retirement Home. The money raised tilling for the ROTC gardens. Stove fire at 35 Ginger Latfe. WISH HOSPITALIZATION COVERAGE. IF YOU ARE ALSO offers programs in auto mechanics ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE Enrolled Family . . $196.35 I new season early from the showing of films was used Mr. Richard Cobb, a physical Wednesday, 6:52 p.m. — INTERESTED IN BLUE SHIELD (CMS) MEDICAL/SURGICAL After a successful season the both to show other films to the education teacher at Manchester and auto body training. The group Medical call to 92 Columbus COVERAGE, CHECK BOX ON APPLICATION OR CALL 1-800-922-1742. debate team is looking forward To a residents of Holiday House and to High School and part-time gentleman will be accompanied by Mr. Groot, St. “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS” promising new season. The seniors sponsor a “Welcome Spring” picnic. farmer, showed the students how automotives teacher, and Mr. Wednesday, 8:05 p.m. are leaving and are paving the way These and other such civic-minded acreage is prepared for planting. He Brooks, counselor. Juniors and . Brush fire off Landers Road. P LEA SE E N R O L L M E in DP-SP200 in accordance with terms and conditions specified in the Rules and Regulations. Wednesday, 8:19 p.m. - AT THEIR NEW STORE I understand I am applying for hospital coverage only and that this application will not be eflecthre until the data for new members. activities have made civitan a then operated a tractor and tiller seniors who would like to make the Brush fire at Labor Field. indicated on the Certificate of Membership which will be issued to me. ______If you wish to join the debate team, respected high school club within the loaned by Henry Botticello, who trip should see Mr. Groot. Wednesday, 8:27 pjn. - L aTs t H a ME (Print) FIRST NAME Initial Date of Birth SEX attend the organizational meeting on operates a neighboring farm. ★ ★ ★ community. Minor tire at home on Cannon month day year 11 Male Tuesday, May 9 for details. Next The demonstration was both An evening program for parents of I 1 Female Junior Civitan is now beginning its Road. year’s topic will deal with energy, annual recruitment program. The educational and useful, since the land juniors planning further education PAP AUTO PARTS Thursday, 12:10 a.m. -C a r Social Security Numbers Blue Cross should prove to be a very interesting club is looking for new members who can now be planted with those plants will be held on May 9 at 7:30 p.m. in HOME ADDRESS (Number end Streatl CITY, STATE. ?1P CODE Blue Shield grown by the students in the the MHS cafeteria. Counselors will fire at 41 Graham Road. yours and relevant topic for these energy would be interested in taking part in Thursday, 9:54 a.m. —False discuss with parents the steps to take awareness times. civic activities. vocational-agricultural program. alarm to the East Hartford 1 1 _ Debating consists of research for Junior Civitan is the junior division The students hope to raise enough in selecting colleges. Convalescent Hospital, 735 511 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE TELEPHONE NUMBER MARITAL STATUS spouse evidence on the topic and the for­ vegetables and flowers for distribu­ W ★ ★ 1 1 Single 1 1 Widowed MCH of what might be termed “Senior” Main St. ( 1 Married ( | Divorced ( ] Separated mulation of a plan to change the pre­ Civitan, an organization of Hartford tion through the Senior Citizen Students who plan to take the SAT Thursday, 11:26 a.m. MANCHESTER TEL. 649-3528 1 J ______LIST SPOUSE AND UNMARRIED CHILDREN UNDER AGE 19 TO BE COVERED sent system of status quo. Finally area concerned businessmen. New Center. Project director, David or Achievement tests on June 3 -Brush fire at 166 Silver comes the actual debating of the Junior Civitan members do not, Brysgel of Manchester High School, should register by April 28 to avoid a Lane. “AT THE GREEN” Date of Birth Date of Birth Month Year topic and your plan, both pro and con, however, have to have parents in the and Patricia Bromley, program in­ penalty fee for lath registration. Thursday, 12:59 p.m. Bilitionsliip First Name Month Year against another team with a adult’s goup. Membership is open to structor, hope that the completion of ★ ★ ★ -M edical call to 18 Signor St. ( ) Hutband t I Son I 1 Daughter regulated debate format. The deci­ anyone who enjoys doing good for the a 24x48 feet domed greenhouse will College Now is a University of TTiursday, 2:35 p.m. —Food t ] Wife on fire, on stove at 35 Laurel sion as to the winner of the debate is community. provide even more experience for Hartford program which provides I iSon [ I Son St. „ REAR OF THE SHOE OUTLET, FORMAUT ( I Daughter I 1 Daughter . next year's students. outstanding high school seniors the made by a judge who carefully Any student interested in joining, Thursday, 4:39 p.m. I ISon opportunity to enroll in college PITWOODRAHCH STORE. L iSon follows all arguments. or even in just finding out if he would The program is operated through -M edical call to the Stevens 1 I Daughter ( I Daughter Although it may sound like a lot of like to join, should plan to attend a the cooperation of the Manchester courses tuition-free, during the School. work, it is a very rewarding activity meeting on May 15, after school in High School Vocational Department, summer or fall seasons. This oppor­ MAWCHFST«^ h u s h SCM^OOU , Thursday, 5:07 p.m. and is excellent experience for public Room 225. The Civitan leaders, and the Regional Occupational Training tunity is offered to honors level —Medical walkin at the Bum- (Please send this fully completed application to Blue Cross & Blue Shield, P.O. Box 1756, North Haven, CT 06473.) speaking. The entire activity is well especially its members, are certain Center, and the Connecticut State students only — those with A's and BAiLcy AvorroRiuM side lire station. D O NOT S E N D P A Y M EN T W ITH APPLICATION. worth the time, and it could even in­ Department of Education, Research, B’s in all academlp subject areas. Thursday, 5:12 p.m. —Oil that the student will find it worth his OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 I would also like to receive information on Blue Shield (CM S) Medical/Surgical coverage* crease your English grade. while to attend. For any further in­ and Planning District. It serves If you are interested, get an M /nr s :o o P m spill at 382 Burnside Ave. Thursday, 6:05 p.m. Therefore, it will be to your advan­ formation about Junior Civitan, con­ students of the high school, junior application in Room 110. Brochures tage to attend the important meeting tact the club’s spokesperson-on- high school, ROTC, and, eventually, describing the courses offered are on Tue.sday. — Richard Walden campus, Tracy Knofla. will serve other out-of-school groups. also available in Room 110. PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 5, 1978 MANCHRSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri,, May 5, 1978- PAGE ELEVEN-A Fahey still not sure Vernon group urges Andover budget W rejection of budget going to voters why she beat Hannon By BARBARA RICHMOND ’The committee objects to the fa c t. that money coming in from the state, Herald Reporter ANDOVER - Approval of a $1,- The purchase of a new dump truck for education, actually goes into the for $24,000 will also be sought. Of that By MAL BARLOW favored the Bottle Bill which Hannon VERNON — A three-pronged town’s General Fund, The committee 444,353 budget for 1978-79“will be sought at the Annual Budget Meeting amount $6,000 will be taken from the Herald Reporter had been so successful in defeating in recommendation, which could mean wants some of this money to go into Saturday at 8 p.m. at Andover general funif and $18,000 from EAST HARTFORD - Marcella past years. \ rejection of the education budget at the education budget to allow the She admitted she was a “no name” the annual town meeting, was given Elementary School. revenue sharing sunds. Fahey caught her breath (or a mo­ board to catch up on r e p ^ to the Those attending the meeting will in politics before the primary. She unanimous support by those atten­ buildings and grininds. The amount includes $802,722 for ment after her Tuesday primary up­ the town government, $504,887 for the elect two members to serve on the set win over State Sen. George Han­ had never won an elective office nor ding a meeting Thbrsday night of the Moore also deferred to the council Board of EMucation and $134,744 for Recreation Commission for three non Jr. and talked about why she even run for one. Committee On Public Education, to develop a system of tax credits to . 'Yet she was Known by a lot of ^ s t additions to the 1977-1978 budget. years, one member to serve on the won. (COPE). assist those people who are on fixed Regional Board of Education of Hartford people. Susan Lossee, Board of Finance “I don't really know,” she said The recommendation was made by Incomes and those who do not have Regional School District 8 for one “You must have been a good Sun­ alternate, explained the additions to Wednesday. “I don’t have that kind James Moore, a member of the children. year and a building official to serve day School teacher,” one voter told COPE Steering Committee. COPE the 1977-1978 budget that will be in­ of political sense yet.” He said the committee believes (or one year. her when she knocked on her door. was formed about a year ago and the cluded in the 1978-1979 budget. Her surprise win by 2,223 to 1,406 that to be an answer to their relief Residents will determine how She made many contacts through committee has “dedicated itself to Mrs. Lossee said, “Deficiency ap­ gave her all the East Hartford rather than making it an educational taxes will be paid in the coming her Sunday classes, her work with both furthering the quality of educa­ propriations made during the current Democratic Town Committee’s 31 issue. fiscal year. delegates to the Third Senatorial the League of Women Voters, the tion in Vernon, and improving com­ Moore, who represented COPE at fiscal year that were not included in Democratic Women’s Club, the the annual bu^et and not billed to The current mill rate in Andover is Convention to be held this July. Since munications on educational issues.” all-of the school board's budget 58. she already had at least eight of YMCA, the town Human Rights Com­ The committee, and those atten. meetings, said he believes the budget the contingency fund are included in Manchester’s 13 delegates, she is mission, work for such efforts as the ding the meeting, are objecting to a submitted by the board, $10.3 million, next year’s budget.” Housing Authority, and William Sartwell, one Mrs. Lossee said it is conventional now assured of the convention’s Meals for Millions Foundation. Kenneth Kennedy, right, of the Veteran’s $125,000 cut imposed on the ^ o o l was more in favor of the taxpayers “I’ve served on a lot of boards and Terrace Tenants Association, addresses a ■ of Kennedy’s neighbors. They are meeting in budget by the Town Council in a par­ in Andover to do it that way, when nomination to be the district’s next than in favor of education. money is appropriated during the I# senator in the November elections. commissions. And I work hard. I gathering of the group Tuesday evening; the basement of a terrace building under the ty line vote with the minority "The budget contained a status quo 1 k fiscal year, it is billed the following Seniors eye %r-'-i'’' And since Democrats far out­ don’t miss meetings.” Listening are Nicholas Giamalis, left, who is utility meters because there was no other Democrats voting against the cut. educational system. This means we She felt she had taken a positive, Students give blood fiscal year. number Republicans in the whole dis­ executive director of the East Hartford place close by. (Herald photo by Barlow) “The town school budget is more of could get by in 1978-70 by spending trict, she has an excellent chance of creative approach to solving a political football than a reasoned the submitted amount, '^ is means At the town meeting residents will old library problems. This must have impressed Rockville High School student Holly Martin gives her pint of be asked to approve the purchase of a I ’w'- winning in November. So far only management of the educational that the schools will open, the buses blood to the Rc^ Cross Bloodmobile during a first-time session East Hartford’s Esther Clarke, GOP enough people to have given her the needs of Vernon,” Moore sajd. will run, the teachers will be there, new fire truck for $70,000. Of that support she needed Tuesday. at Rockville High School ’Thursday. Brock ’Tuppeny, student amount $50,000 will be taken from the BOLTON — The Senior Citizens minority leader on the Town Council, At Veterans Terrace He termed this a frustratiihi to all and another year will pass by,” Committee is awaiting word from % has been mentioned as a possible op­ She would not be completely green concerned and added, "Political foot­ coordinator for tiie event watches as Mrs. Mary Ellen Hooper, fire engine fund and $20,000 from Moore said. revenue sharing funds. the Board of Selectemen as to ponent for Mrs. Fahey. at the Capitol. She worked as an aide ball or not, the school budget is the He said COPE’s approval of the registered nurse, draws the blood. (Herald photo by Pinto) to State Rep. Margaret Morton of whether or not the old town library Mrs. Fahey did try to say some of basic vehicle by which the academic submitted budget was a reluctant can be converted into a senior citizen the reasons why she beat Hannon, a Bridgeport recently. She also environment for our children is vote for "that’s the least we couli| Marcella Fahey graduated magna cum laude from Tenants, landlord meet center. 12-year veteran of the General created and driven. ’That environ­ do.” David Bushnell, Bolton Lions Club Assembly who had always won his Central Connecticut State College in ment can be as motivating and effec­ He said austerity prevailed during New Britain with majors in politics Police chief outlines president, said the club would sup­ posts by large margins. based largely on the wide range of Mrs. Patricia Totten of Columbus- money will have to pay a far higher tive in the development of future the budget sessions. No frills were and sociology. By MAL BARLOW port the development of the library “The time had come,” she said. types of people that got behind her. Circle in the project spoke of a JlOO monthly rent. Only those people who citizens as we are willing to spend to put in, no new programs were added. She takes her Roman Catholicism Herald Reporter into such a center. "People wanted a change. None of her 31 delegates was a bike she bought for her child. It was are in dire straits with low income let it be.” No more time was made available The committee expects to have a seriously, but with an Irish twinkle. EAST HARTFORD —Members of “I think George had lost touch with political power in East Hartford. stolen within three days. will benefit by the subsidies. The three recommendations, sup­ for existing teachers to spend time service director for senior citizens She said she was talking to a priest the Veterans Terrace Tenants the peopie.” Several were complete newcomers After tossing ideas around about ‘"They’re going to drive a lot of us ported by the committee, call for with children or to improve com­ bike safety program completed by its May meeting. She said many people knew much to public exposure. recentiy in the rec room at her Association met Tuesday night in the how to stop vandalism and crime, out of here,” one man said. ‘‘The rejection of the budget as submitted munication among teachers and ad­ Henderson Drive home and was sit­ Funding from the Connecticut about Hannon when she went can­ “They were people who had been basement of Building No. 50 ori one resident suggested setting up a- working person is going to be killed.” vdth the cut; for the council to ear­ ministration or to implement new ting on a glass coffee table. COVENTRY — May is American Chains should be kept lightly oiled, years. Department of Aging for a townwide vassing for support door-to-door. left out,” she said. “They were peo­ Columbus Circle to talk with The rent subsidies will make H mark equalization money for educa­ ideas for better effectiveness of The table broke. She fell smack building captain system. Someone in Bike Month, and Coventry Police and brakes should be checked The Second Congregational Church survey of senior citizen needs is They knew about his voting record ple who had not been listened to.” Nicholas Giamalis, executive direc­ possible for the tenants to pay no tion to location; and for the council existing programs. into the middle of the glass. Great each building in &e complex would Chief Robert Kjellquist said that periodically. of Coventry is recruiting teachers for being explored. and had read the news articles in re­ Her supporters included members tor of the East Hartford Housing more than 25 percent of the income to share the extra "windfall” state He added, “The subsequent budget slivers of glass stuck up everywhere. be captain there and would help lead bicycle safety education should be “The ‘Rules of the Road,’ issued by the Church School. One team teacher The committee’s next meeting will cent years about his Capitol Hill style of the new East Hartford Citizen Ac­ Authority and, in effect, their for rent. But the rents in general will fun^ with education. cut made by Mayor (Frank) McCoy Yet she was not cut. the others in controlling unruly kids stressed over the next few weeks. the Bicycle Manufacturers Associa­ is needed at each grade level. be May 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Bentley and his private life. tion Group, of church groups, of landlord. and thieves. go up. This means someone making a Moore said rejection of the budget and the Town Council has said tion and endorsed by the Inter­ The Rev. Robert Bechtold asks Memorial Library. labor unions such as the Inter­ "I knew I had it then,” she said. About 18 Terrace residents, mostly “Nearly 46 percent of America’s "1 was surprised people knew as “That’s a good, idea,” Giamalis (air income may have to pay far would imply ttot the people are squeeze and squeeze where it hurts. population owns or rides a bicycle,” national Association of Chiefs of volunteers for the 1978-79 school year national Association of Machinists, “It’s a time of miracles. God is with men, talked with him. Main topics much,” she said. said. “Let me think about it for a few more than he is paying today, a man asking the council, to at least add It Indicates squeezing on programs, the chief said. “There are more than Police, should be followed not just to contact him or a member of the Queslers to meet She said, too, that her win had to be and of environmental groups which were vandalism and trash. weeks.” explained. back the amount it cut to "give us on field trips, on dental facilities, and Christian Education Committee. Giamalis said he hoped to deliver 100 million bicyclists free-wheeling during American Bike Month, but all The Questers, a national antique As Giamalis left, he said, “Thank The good thing about the rent sub­ status quo and prevent the squeeze.” other sensitive areas like supplies. On May 9 the Gleaners will meet to the moderate-income housing today, making the need for bicycle year long,’’ Kjellquist added. organization, will meet May 8 at 7:30 you for having me come over.” sidies will be the added funds the We must be aware that this is a Coventry’s Booth and Dimock the church parking lot at 6:45 p.m. to project of about 150 apartments some safety education more important p.m. at Bentley Memorial Library. “It was nice of you to come,” said Housing Authority will have to spend squeeze,” he said. Memorial Library membership and go to the TAC building in Rockville large trash barrels. ’They’ll arrive than it has ever been. Warren Lindquist of Rocky Hill Vernon to repeat'clinic several women. on maintaining the whole project. It [ Area police) Moore said the taxpayers may be “A recent 2-year study by the U.S. fund drive has netted more than $1,- for a breadmaking program. will speak about dolls. Lindquist will within two months, he said. “I’d like to fix up the community could pump as much as $500,000 into lulled by the fact that the funds 000 in contributions to date, accor­ A bake sale will be held on May 14 The tenants had complained Department of Transportation bring 50 dolls to the meeting. He has center for you again. ’This kind of the complex each year for 30 years. expected from the state and put into to benefit the Elton Home for By BARBARA RICHMOND those who could not have the shots will meet May 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the barrels were included in their leases James M. Coon, 16, of Muriel showed that' a common cause of ding to the Board of Trustees of the a collection of about 250 dolls. meeting is a healthy thing,” he said, Anothe# item discussed was the the town’s General Fund would keep many traffic accidents involving Library Association. Children. Pastor Bechtold urges sup­ The public is invited. Lindquist will Herald Reporter for either medical or religious home of Marcia Cavanaugh, 4 Eudy but they had few barrels. They will Drive, South Windsor, was arrested reasons. Proof had to be provided by promising to put the item in the next need to repair project sidewalks. the mill rate increase relatively bicyclists was the ‘blind eye of the Spokesman Robert Fitch said that porters to pick up baked g ^ s for answer questions about dolls and has Court. be a heavy duty type, he said. Thursday on a Common Pleas Court small. “Many taxpayers, even VERNON — Students at Rockville a doctor or a clergyman. There will be a discussion on the fix-up proposal for the project. Many are crumbling. motorist.” Motorists should remain every family in Coventry has been Mother’s Day. offered to identify those brought to High School and the Middle School, Vandalism and police protection warrant charging him with parents, may be at the point where As of the cutoff date there were day-to-day operations of the courts as After he left, the men began to talk “I didn’t come to the first meeting alert to bike riders and respect their contacted by letter last month in an Onu ii Mayiviay 20 zu the m e Mr.m i. andaim Mrs. m i a. Clubi.>iuu themieeting tnem teejl if he can. who have been excluded from school was a sh a r^ concern, they learned. (last month),” said a resident. “I threatening. this news is good news,” Moore said. some 284 students who had not been observed by the members and about what the federal Section 8 rent ’The complaint was made by the right to the road,’’ he said. attempt to reach the association’s plans a clambake. Details will be ^::^^nna is president of the because they haven’t had their The residents told of the attacks on didn’t think it would be worth it. But He said if this should be the case then inoculated and had not brought in a reports on their findings to date from subsidies will do to them. Those men district manager of the Sevbn-Eleven The study also pointed to the goal of $2,000. posted in the church’s SundhyL ^ esters. ■ Thetinqji’racchia arri Cora measles inoculation will be given their cars and possessions. Giamalis a huge turnout can’t be expected at legitimate excuse, but on this past interviews, observation and study. who are working and making some it looks good.” Store on Ellington Road concerning erratic and illegal maneuvers of “Several town organizations have bulletins. Goodwin are progrinrrchqirmun. another chance, school officials said. told of destruction to the project. the town meeting to reject the Monday about 38 students had an April 28 incident in the parking lot bicyclists in unexpected places, such made major contributions this The Coventry Garden Club will The area group has about 15 Dr. Albert Kerkin, assistant budget. returned to school with certificates Burglary report there. Coon was releas^ on his as existing from driveways and year,” Fitch reported. “The Senior meet May 9 at 12:30 p.m. at the home members. For more information call superintendent of schools, said of­ Moore also reminded those at the of proof that they had been vac­ During the week of April 21 I promise io appear in Common Pleas sidewalks onto public roads. Failure Citizens’ Club gave cash, the Junior of Myrtle Cadaret in Columbia. Shirley Adams at 643-0015. ficials have agreed to set up another meeting that the board's budget had Hostesses will be Helen Kingsbury cinated within the time frame through 27, the Vernon Police ' East Hartford bulletin board] Court 12, Elast Hartford, May 22. to stop or yield at controlled intersec­ Women’s Club held a benefit basket­ makeup clinic. ’The school system allowed by the state. All students Department investigated for already been cut by more than $500,- tions also contributed to danger for ball game, and the Jaycees have per­ and Helen Mamet. According to has already provided, free of charge, Mark Schukie, 16, of 81 Scott Drive, 000 before it got to the board. who were vaccinated before age one burglaries. The value of items taken TOMMY’S South Windsor, was treated at bicyclists. formed clean-up and repairs to the spokeswoman Beatrice Keller, the two regular clinics and a makeup or before 1966 were included. JoAnn Worsen, chairman of the Kjellquist urges maintenance in­ library building and grounds.” He subject will be“ Spring at Myrtle’s." was about $375. Manchester Memorial Hospital, school board budget committee, who one. The new makeup clinic date is May The breaks were into homes on Junior Woman’s banquet spections at local bike shops. In addi­ felt that appreciation and support of A miniflower show by the Nuke ban Last month Dr. Raymond Thursday, for lacerations and was present at the meeting, said the 11 from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at Rockville Russell Drive and West Street, a tion, he said, handlebars and seats the library by the townspeople has in­ members will feature both UPTON, N.Y. (UPI) - A EAST HARTFORD — The Junior Womans Club of East abrasions. He was involved in an ac­ board had already cut the teaching Ramsdell, superintendent, alerted High School. business on Hartford ’Turnpike and PIZZMIU should be kept tightly fastened. creased markedly over the past two arrangements and horticulture. spokesman for Brookhaven National parents that students who had not Hartford will hold its annual banquet Tuesday at Willie’s cident on Sand Hill Road. staff by 13 and might have to cut Dr. Kerkin said the students have private property on Crown Street. 2deW. CENTER Research Laboratory says the lab is had proper immunization against Steak House in Manchester. Cocktails will be served star­ Police said Schukie was driving a further if the town meeting accepts been given consent slips and if the ting at 6:30 p.m. Officers will be installed at 9 p.m. motorcycle and Dorothy Gladstone building new storage space for its regular measles and German 646-6661 the cut budget. She said the cut would slips are signed by a parent, Farm programs of Carriage Drive was driving a car. nuclear wastes and won’t need to measles, would be excluded from Woman’s Club banquet & also mean eliminating music and signifying their intention to have Tolland County farmers wishing to She was charged with failure to grant Area bulletin board transport it through Connecticut for school after the final makeup clinic EAST HARTFORD - The. East Hartford Woman’s 267 E. CENTER social studies, field trips, the dental their child inoculated during the take part in the feed grain or wheat the right of way at an intersection. another year. which was April 28. Club will hold its annual installation banquet on 6 4 6 - a S S O hygiene program and such. She said Clubs makeup clinic then the student will programs have an additional two Her court answer date is May 19. Work changes tacted Monday through Friday, from The announcement Thursday Y Exemptions have been granted for Wednesday beginning at 7 p.m. also at Willie’s Steak the budget can’t be reduced without Business for Beauty is a national be immediately readmitted to weeks to sign up at the Tolland Coun­ Henry Carron Jr., 47, of Suffleld, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 289-0185. After followed a vote by the New London, school. House. an impact on the classrooms. SOUTH WINDSOR - The Public program to improve the visual en­ ty Agricultural Center, Route 30, ‘TREE PIZZA” was charged ’Thursday with making hours and on weekends calls will be vironment of the community. The Conn., City Council adopting a tem­ School officials have expressed con­ Motber-Daughter Breakfast “Cutting $125,000 out of a zero- Works Department, Bureau of Pollu­ taken by the South Windsor police Vernon. an improper turn. He was involved in Junior Women’s Club sponsored the porary ordinance which bans the I Public records 1 THIS WEEK’S WINNING based budget such as ours will hurt. tion Control is now in the process of dispatcher at 644-2551. shipment of radioactive wastes cern as to how the excluded students The signup has been extended EAST HARTFORD — ’The St. Rose Home and School a two-car accident on Steep Road. local project and received a $100 will make up Ttieir school work We can either have programs and changing over from winter to sprin- because of changes made in the Association will hold a Mother-Daughter Communion PHONE NUMBER The driver of the other car was check from the Connecticut group. through city streets. before the end of the year. teachers or maintenance and time operations at the treatment The spokesman said new storage program by the United States Breakfast after the 10:30 a.m. Sunday Mass. A certified Bettina Satryb, 21, of Talcottville classrooms that don’t leak,” she School honored The local nursery school was BOLTON — The following warranty The Rockville Public Health Nur­ graphologist (handwriting expert), Mrs. Georgette Road, Vernon. Crron has a court plant. In addition, a program to clean space will allow time for a federal Department of Agriculture. Signups said. She said the maintenance work VERNON — Joy World Nursery honored for major improvements deeds were filed with the town clerk sing Association will assist with the Farley, will speak. 643-8983 the sewer lines has been started. decision on what to do with nuclear during the month of April. will be accepted through May 15. answer date of May 17. has to be done. School, a Creative Child Care Center which included the installation of May 11 clinic. ’This is the 10th annual breakfast sponsored by the Police are Investigating a com­ Local residents can assist in these wastes. Brookhaven ships the John Pergallo to Willard and Susan The changes involve additional “LOOK IN THE HERALD She urged everyone in the on Grand Avenue, Rockville, has new concrete stairs and walkways, association. As in the past, incoming students and all projects by reporting any odors or radioactive material to south Siebert, Steele Crossing Road, con­ diversion of cropland under feed NEXT WEEK FOR ANOTHER plaint made that a set of socket educational community to come to been honored as the “Business for repairing chimneys and painting the Courts observed parishioners are welcome to join for the breakfast. For unusual conditions to bureau per­ Carolina. veyance tax, $19.25. grain programs and permit wheat wrenches was taken from a car the annual meeting, f^ y 16 at the Beauty” winner for 1976-78 by the building exterior along with the The study committee on Court tickets, call the school, Sharon Landry or Barbara WINNER” sonnel for attention. Penelope Taylor to Joseph and Ulana program participants to graze out parked at the South Windsor High Middle School and to reject the Connecticut Federation of Women’s storage shed and treehouse. Hryn. Mohegan Trail, conveyance tax, Reform and Judicial Procedures of Magnotta. School parking lot. Bureau personnel may be con­ the Vernon League of Women Voters, their wheat or harvest hay on a Contest Rules: reduced budget. $77. percentage of their planted acreage. 1. Winner will receive one large Cheese Pizza. Ernest Reed to Paul Santos, Westridge Drive, conveyance tax, $15.40. 2. Proper I.D. must be shown to receive your Free Angelo Trapuzzano to Francis Carino, Pizza. (Any 2 forms of I.D.) State will reveal legislative pay Orchard Lane, conveyance tax, $16.50. 3. Limit 1 Free Pizza per number - Good at either media to release the Roy and Judith Miner to Eric and Tommy’s #1 or #2. HARTFORD (UPI) - Edward Caldwell switched fled with the FOI commis­ later upheld Clew’s deci­ Pamela Sawyer, South Road, conveyance salaries for legislative The state has decided to his stand Thursday in drop­ sion. sion from which the state DRIVEA tax, $56.10. Parent help needed ping an appeal of the FOI workers on grounds it FOI Commissioner appealed. Nancy Brame to Phillip and Patricia make public the salaries of would violate the state’s VERNON — Mary Mott, a Vernon at a Hartford Court of William Clew, who con­ The newspapers had Becker, Rosewood Lane, conveyance tax, She said when the prescreening legislative employees Privacy Act that went into resident, and parent, speaking at a program started six years ago it was rather than fight the Common Pleas hearing, ducted the original hearing argued the FYivacy Act $67.65. according to Assistant At­ effect Jan. 1. in the case, ruled the forbids disclosure of Mark and Joyce Cote to John and recent ^ a rd of Education citizen’s publicized openly and many orienta­ Freedom of Information His decision was Privacy Act bars dis­ employee finances but the Kathleen Smythe, South Road, con­ forum, urged parents to become in­ tion meetings were held. She said Commission. torney Generaf William COOL challenged by the Water- closure of personal data term refers to credit, in­ veyance tax, $47.30. volved with their child’s education over the past six years many changes The state Thursday Kleinman. Louise Verduchi to Frederic and Linda process “because that is truly the Kleinman asked for and bury Republican and but not if such disclosure is vestments and similar data have been made and they were made dropped its appeal of a Waterbury American Blumenhagan, Volpi Road, conveyance only way the education system really - with input from parents, teachers F r ^ o m of Information was granted a 30Klay stay required under another but not salaries. tax, $74 80. works.” 179“ 179“ to allow Caldwell to assem­ newspapers in a complaint law. The full commission U4iR Housing Corp. to Robert and and students. Commission order to make She said the testing techniques in public the salaries of ble the information. Patricia Yaps, Mount Sumner Drive, con­ Caldwell had refused BARGAIN the schools, over the past 10 years, legislative employees. veyance tax, $17.60. Mrs. Mott, who attends most of the requests from the news Edward and Evelyn Wilkenson to board meetings, and who was an un­ have always been a concern of the State Comptroller J. NOW THRU MAY3r Theodore and Sharon Stawicki, Birch successful candidate for the board, parents and teachers. She said this ORNAMENTAL TREE Mountain Road and Volpi Road, con­ last fall, said she has been listening was also of concern to the ad­ veyance tax, $41.80. for the past year to individuals who ministration then and still is. She ^ Rockville hospital notes^^ U &R Housing Corp. to James and Joan have shown great concern over the said the techniques are always un­ • FLOWERINB CRAB Holland, Brian Drive, conveyance tax, Vernon education system and the dergoing changes. “We are $88. The Intricate deelgn of this gold knot defies you to communication network. changing society. The sad thing Admitted Tuesday; Carrol Discharged Tuesday: Scott • MOUNTAIN ASH Elizabeth Tucker to Cheryl Osborne ‘s/^Better Quali^ release the sparkling diamond It Imprisons In a Blair, Windham; Philip Adamson, Christopher Drive, and Russell St. Pierre, Hebron Road, no Mrs. Mott said she has been in when change does occur, sometimes Rockville; Charlene Daigle, • CRIMSON MAPLE you have to let some good things go in bond of love. Available as a pendant or pierced Dwyer, Mansfield Center; tax. town for more than 10 years and has and earrings (or the low price of $179.00 each. Joann Enorick, Broad Brook; Irene Drive, Vernon; Norah Gladys Gosselin to Cecily England, seen many changes within that time. the process,” she said. Chrlsti Garr, Tracy Drive, Fortin, Grove Street, • KWANSAN CHERRY Fernwood Drive and South Road, con­ She said she has listened to the pre­ She detailed part of an article en­ Reasonable Prices V W DASHER Vernon; William Gilmore, Rockville; Mrs. Diane veyance tax, $47.85. screening kindergarten program, the titled, “Johnny Can Read — If you We invite you to stop In and view our many Windsor; Thomas Kennlson, Gutzmer and daughter. U&R Housing Corp. to Subash and testing programs, the Board of Help,” and reminded parents they varieties of Fushia and Ivy Geranium. Eldridge Street, Manchester; Highland Avenue, Rockville; Nalini Khurana, Mount Sumner Drive, Education and the administration at have a main role in the education of REMEMBER MAY 14th (Mother’s Day) George Martin, Wilson Mary Menard, Main Street, AIR CONDITIONING conveyance tax, $88.55. all levels come under attack. their child. L a n e , Vernon;LillianRego, Manchester; Carl Pa r, ______\ _____ New Rieger B^onias Tolland: Kenneth Rlcard, Terrace Drive, Rockville; HANGING Hani^ng Plants Heart Sixteen Tolland; Margaret Tracy, Ruth Shamber, Vernwood LARGE SELECTION SUGGESTED A Family Vegetable Manchester Awning (hunpany Fushia African Violet5 Ranee HiU Drive, Vernon; Drive, Vernon; Ann Taran- PLANTS INSTALLED PRICE This is the Annuals Shaped • CREEPING Garden Saves $$ hfy Geranium Diamonds Kelly .Yeager, Rachel Road, tlno, Stafford Springs. IJZALEAS! season for BLACK over 25 yoon Vegetables Pendant Manchester. PHLOX Choose From $149100 on Food Costs! CARPENTER Hanging Begonia many unusual 179” • PINK RETAIL VALUE $495 CANVAS & ALUMINUM houas plania • PANSIES • W H ITE • FUCHSIA ANTS •ON A ll NEW DASHER SEDANS AND WAGONS PURCHASED NOW THROUGH MAY 3) custom awnings • PERENNULS • Y E L L O W • LANTANAS Commtrc/af a Residential • CUT FLOWERS ON SPECIAL EVENV WEEK a •ORANQE AT PARTICIPATING DEALERS ' ____ Roll-up awnings • Door Canopies • RED Windows • Doors • Patio A Porch Screening • VEGETABLE • LOBELLIA C»\^bfld Wide VW Corp Terrace & Patio Awnings Open Thurs. Evenings III 9 P.M.______Moat I n B lo o m PLANTS S M y To Bhtoml • GERANIUM Gene Langan Volkswagen, Inc. ■* u out «») u *Jrou5t ' 816 New London ’Turnpike 1SS Weal Center 8t. d i a m o n d OPTICAL ‘'BLISS Meochealer, Conn. ...GREEN HOUSE Glastonbury, Conn. br ■ hmitift IhWiHM inpM Place Your TRUST uw 315 B R O AD ST., (Across from Post Office) tlw Diamond SpecWM MANCHESTERHESTER ) HARTFORD 6 4 9 -9 2 4 0 0 I OPEN DAILY 10-5:30 PM M ANCHESTER _ Tolland Volkswagen Corp. 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PAGE TWELVE-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. FrI., May 5, 1978 Flarin g our taxes f Obituaries ) Rec panel maintains Arvids H. Kefris Pickoff backfires is harder this year Arvids H. Keiris, 54, of 8914 River Island Drive, Savage, Md., formeriy The Town of Manchester’s 1978-79 complicated than usuai. To calculate the General Fund tax, of Manchester, died Wednesday at team residency rules General Fund budget will call for a a homeowner should take his old his home. petitive league, there’s nothing for Involving facility and program uss, 50.34 mill rate, which equals 350.34 in Mr. Keiris was bom in Latvia Bu JUNE TOMPKINS taxes per 31,000 of taxable property. assessment, before revaluation, and the younger ones to work for,” be but we have just so much money to in Tribe 3-2 defeat March 1,1924, and came to this coun­ Herald Reporter The Town Board of Directors ap­ subtract it from the new assessment, said. Silver spbatting in the fifth prisingly happy for a man who was standing with his feet in a Molumphy vs. White. High was 5-5 with senior left-hander student parking lot off ¥ i? tcle1 ale Portable slot. mud puddle and cold rain dripping down his neck. Women at the Racquet Club at 9 - Y Brookfield Street. Students Mike Jordan involved in seven of Archambault vs. Molumphy. MCC at One downstate paper did a semi­ But then, Stephens had just heard are asked to enter the SAINT TROPEZ«10 SPEEDS those decisions. If everything Gleaves. In one of his most im­ 12:30— Riley vs. Scruton, M. Molumphy feature on Gliha, in part wondering the latest forecast for the Louisville building through the en­ followed to form, the crafty hillsman pressive moves to date, the colt went vs. Rosen, McCurry vs. Bolduc, K. GAS why he wasn’t a more highly sought area, which called for cool trance to the cafeteria lob­ was slated to face the Hornets, a club the final quarter in :23 and change. Molumphy. R e g u la r after recruit. Basically because he temperatures and a good chance of Finals are scheduled Sunday afternoon by adjacent to the student he tossed a one-hitter at earlier in the Believe It, who is to be ridden by $129.95 campaign. That would make Jordan didn’t blossom until his senior year showers for both Friday and Satur­ at 1 o'clock at MCC. parking lot. GRILL and afterwards in the summer with Eddie Maple, drew post No. 9 for the SALE PRICED an unlikely candidate for Saturday’s day. IVi-mile race, a position which sup­ assignment. the American Legion squad. Gliha And for Stephens, the wetter it M 19.95 has one more year of eligibility for posedly is beneficial for the come- 15,000 a r u Who would go for the Silk Towners gets, the more he likes it. More from-behind style of a horse like Walk-a-thon Bumtr.»PMaln hMl American Legion but prior to a game specifically, the wetter it gets, the bttt«rM.Won1 bum would then be a question mark. Most Believe ft, but Stephens maintained h e l p E)8 Hurst oirtUkaothtrmtiali probable are Steve Pyka and Brad with the University of Hartford more his Derby hopeful Believe It Share of revenue Tuesday stated his plans aren’t the spot would make no difference. Ingraham, both junior right-handers. likes it. “I really don’t care,” said the Hall INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The In­ The East Catholic High definite... Believe It, the chestnut colt who Free Propane The Eagles of Coach Jim Penders, of Fame trainer, who won the Derby diana Pacers, plagued financially School Student Council of Ehst Hartford High grad Tom won the $100,000 Wood Memorial two Active veteran Tank R ll < SA V E M O on the other hand, have their No. 1 1974 with Cannonade. “I just don’t since joining the NBA two years ago, Manchester is sponsoring Dawson tossed a no-hitter for weeks ago in his final Derby prep, the third annual Kevin Features Include: wHh Rvary hurler, hard-throwing junior left­ will start sharing in television Eastern last week. The Warriors’ Thursday was given an 8-1 chance to think it matters.” One of the most active senior Hurst Walk-a-thon Sunday. Lugged Style Frame, Shimano Canter Pull Alloy Qaa Grill hander Craig Steuernagel, ready to llie rest of the fild drew these post revenue after one more season. face the Indians. He pitch^ Monday pitching staff should be further upset Derby favorites Alydar (even tennis players in Manchester is The event will begin at Brake with Safety Lavara, Suntour Qaara, and Purchaaa positions: 1, Raymond Earl; 2, Af­ The Pacers were notified the NBA High Preaaura TIrea. so he’ll be going with four day’s rest. enhanced as reportedly Rockville odds) and Affirmed (7-5) in Satur­ the school with a mass in V ' firmed; 3, Esops Foibles; 4, Special Garvey Fox, shown above at and CBS had agreed on a four-year *139 Steuernagel to date has a 1-3 won-lost High’s flame-throwing right-hander day’s lV«-mile race. The undefeated the school auditorium at Honor; 5, Hoist the Silver; 6, Chief of his favorite local court at television package, beginning with Also Available in Ladies Style All Aluminum Shall, Btalnlaaa Steal Burner Russ Alien is heading in Coach Bill Senstive Prince was third choice at 6- 8:30 a.m. record, struckout 50 and walked 26 Dixieland; 7, Darby Creek Road; 8, (Charter Oak Park. Fox will be the 1978-79 season, and former ABA Complete with 20 lb. Tank. with a 2.86 ERA. Hollowaty’s direction. Allen, after a 1. The walk is a total dis­ so-so junior year, is having an out­ Dr. Valerie 10, Alydar, and 11, ^ n - one of the contestants in the teams will begin sharing in the extra GREAT MOTHER’S DAY If you look solely at the pitchers. But the more it rains, the shorter revenue in 1979-80 and become equal tance of 20 miles through standing senior campai^... Stephens feels those odds can get. sitive Prince. MCC Open Tournament this East Hartford and East should have a huge advantage. ’The pace in the race is expected to financial partners in television and ARKLA It’s not necessarily so, however. ’The Manchester High assistant girls’ “Oh, he likes the mud;” said weekend at the college cam­ Manchester. Maps will be WITH TWIN be set by Blue Grass runnerup Ray­ money with all other NBA franchises OeserlWw Eagles have been known not to field track coach Phil Blanchette, who is Stephens with a smile. "He always provided for the walkers at GRADUATION GIFTS mond Earl or Sensitive Prince, the pus. (Herald photo by Yost) the following season. GRILL CONTROLS too well and make mental mistakes, mainly responsible for the weight runs well over a wet track.” the beginning of the walk. All BIkaa Aaaambled and Guaranteed throwers, has a nice prize for anyone sp ^ b a ll who set a track record in Roustabout items Manchester has fallen prey to Last fall Believe It became the his only start at two and this year has Sponsor sheets are who breaks a school record. The only other horse besides Affirmed to on occasion, too. five straight wins, including a neck available at East Catholic. THE BIKE SHOP • 40,000 BTU’t prize? — A hot fudge sundae. Maybe defeat Alydar when he drew off in the 115 New State Rd.. ’There will be some emotion con­ victory over Believe It in the Foun­ Dedication set at MCC VKS4* 180 Spruce Street • Cast Iron grataa nected to the tilt but not all that not the most desired food stuff on the stretch and took the Remsen at Manchester. training table but definitely tain of Youth. Mancheatar *847-1027*647-1027 | A burner much when you consider East does Aqueduct by two lengths, costing the A weekend singles tennis tourna­ be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the area • Aluminum not have one Manchester resident on satisfying. classy Calumet colt the 2-year-oId ment open to men and women of all off Wetherell Street. Bhall its varsity roster. The starters all championship, which went to Af­ Pitcher recalled ages and a two-day baseball tourna­ The baseball diamond and four • Dtluxa wlld- firmed. All of "big four” horses have ONINNA-n (UPI) - The Cincin­ ment including the top four Connec­ lighted tennis courts were built with cattar Cart • Cook signs- demonstrated an ability to run in the nati Reds recalled Paul Moskau, a 24- ticut community college teams will student activity funds allocated to mud, but not a downright affinity for year-old right-handed pitcher, from be held Saturday and Gunday as part the project by vote of the 1971 MCC Includad Denver Broncos. Cook, a free agent, NORTHRIDGE, Calif. (UPI) - it as does Believe It. its Indianapolis farm team and op­ of the dedication of the recently Student Senate and funds that were will join the Broncos offensive line at Rick Cook, a 6-4, 260-pound junior Thursday morning. Believe ft tioned the contract of infielder Mike opened outdoor recreation facilities not used in the construction of the Emerald, SAVE •30- college All-America at Santa Bar­ rookie training camp May 8. He worked a half-mile in :48 over the Grace to Indianapolis on 24-hour at Manchester Community College. present “temporary” MCC campus. bara City College, signed a one-year signed for a reported $25,000 plus an „ wet track under exercise boy Philip recall. Formal dedication ceremonies will the gemstone n o w contract with the NFL champion undisclosed bonus. of Spring ONLY but a thing of beauty ComplBto WKh9 all year long. Tank Second win in 48 hours for East EACH BURNER WORKB INDEPENDENTLY Sale! a iiil* . M on on* Ud*. Iknnwr ■ •*M H *l* n aw «ai*r, Thli n*w 1 Kervick went the distance for the attarlll thmy. hokW t)i* h**t Mitins you m n l In It hoMt two in their first meeting ever at Eagle Don Martin singled off the pitcher’s seventh as after Don Martin walked, nings and I was pleased with that,” WvoM of hotl for you. So you cut iWw^lmntOr wid broil, too. Ool moro Girls Fine Maker’s The fortunes of war might be he blasted a 370-foot homer over the Penders praised. Dakin walked three Raiders and absorbed the loss. He tun out ol cooklitQ out — with ArkW'i Flmor Twin OugrIII. Field at 2:30. East will start Craig glove loading the sacks. Brasa walked five and struckout 10. changing for the East Catholic Steuernagel, 1-3, while the Indians dumped one into center, Furlong left centerfield barrier. It was and fanned eight. OTHER GAS GRILLS FROM AS LOW AS... Cool Sleepwear & Robes baseball team. Brasa’s second roundtripper of the Eaul Catholic (6) WIndaor Locks (3) will send Steve Pyka, 0-1, to the scoring, but Blake and Martin wound AB R H E RBI AB R H RBI Featuring Such Famous Brands as Falcon, CharmGlo, For tha second day in a row, the mound. up forceout victims. season. 0 0 Roper, Country Squire, All Sale Prlcedl Orig. 9.00 to 13.00 Furlong, 2b 3 2 0 1 0 Kilty, rf 4 : 14k gold earrings 14k gold pendant Eagles came from behind and Hitting star for the locals was Mike Freiheit reached on an error Blake, ri 3 0 0 0 0 Hague, If 4 1 3 with 16 emeralos, with 8 emeralds, recorded a 6-3 non-conference win junior Ken Brasa who doubled and in the second, moved to second on a “Brasa did the job for us. He hit in Sheehan, ss 5 0 2 two .06 carat diamonds. . 16 carat diamond. I . SAT. B K. Martin, rf, p 0 0 0 0 0 9330 8380 ' m m [over Windsor Locks High yesterday homered and drove in five runs. He passed ball, took third on a Jim the clutch, especially in the fifth in­ D. Martin, lb 4 1 3 0 0 Pepin, lb 5 0 0 4.99 to 6.99 I at Eagle Field. should have had a third hit but some Dakin Infield single and the pair ning. We hadn’t hit the ball well with Brasa, cf 5 1 2 0 5 Kervick, p ^ ® ? Dozens of dreamy styles & colors from our best maker. Gowns, Peignoirs, "Earlier in the season the op­ poor base running, which produced a pulled off a double steal, Freiheit men on base until then,” voiced Kiro, ss 3 0 .0 0 0 Frechette, 2b * 3 0 0 Robes. Nylon satins. Nylon tricots. Polyester batistes. Polyester knits. Po­ ponents would come back in the double play, nullified the safety. scoring. Penders. Freiheit, If 4 1 1 0 0 Kolodziej, c 4 0 1 lyester blends. Timely values for girls sizes 4 to 14. latter innings, ’That hasn’t been the ’The visiting Raiders plated two Windsor Locks, 5-4, went ahead in Dakin, p, rf 3 0 1 0 0 Rendel, 3b ^ ? APPLIANCES TEIEVISIOh L ^ CATALOG AUDIO • case, not for the last two games,” Dakin, minus one tatter. Kevin Demeo, pr o 0 0 0 0 Latorra, cf 1 0 0 cMidadM- runs in the first, with Brian Rague the third but the Eagles regained the Wezowicz, cl 3 0 0 Glliberto.'Sb 4 0. 0 0 0 Jewelers 4 Silversmiths Since 1900 Manchester Parkade • Open Wed., Thur. & Fri. NItee ’til# staM an encouraged East Coach and Kevin Kervick stroking RBI lead for good in the fifth on Brasa’s 2- Martin yielded a bloop single to in thh seventh, went the route for East. Bottaro, c 0 0 0 0 0 958 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Jim Penders. blows. RBI, two-out double to right center- Daly, c 4 1 2 0 0 Totals 38 3 10 i 3 Master Charge, visa k Bank Atntrlcard Are Welcome f i The Eagles, 4-8 overall, will go for Blast got one back in its half. Howie field. ”He pitched well with men on base, no 020 20x-6 HARTFORD * NEW BRITAIN * WESTFARMS 2443 HA h7 f O R ? H D ^ NUNCHBBTBRR ^^^^^^^^foujJa^AlaoJJaVVouMfoutti^enbe^^^ East Catholic No. 3 straight Saturday afternoon Furlong and Dave Blake walked and Brasa added some insurance in the He got out of jams the last three in­ 33 6 9 1 5 Windsor Locks 201 000 000 - 3 Phone 647-9997 against crosstown Manchester High Totals 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 5, 1978 - PAGE THREE-B PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Fri.. May 5, 1878 “Seaver is one of the premier pitchers in the league,” Johnstone goes on. “I can imagine the way he Nothing wrong with Seaver feels. He’s not used to being hit, but ( Leaders ) Eckcrsley impresses in first RSox win sometimes it doesn’t matter how good you are or what you do, things Batting just don’t go right. With the stuff he BOSTON (UPI) - It took shone on offense while "the Eck’’ of the season. ’Then, in the second with the Twins’ Rod Carew with 36; the ’Twins, Boston now faces a three except he caiiH win games throws and the arm he has, there’s no National League stymied the Fenway Park visitors on half I think I struck out something has scored 21 runs; hit seven homers game weekend series against the AB H Pet. .righthander Dennis Eckersley way he isn’t going to win a lot of just four hits in going Uie route. like 130 In 100 innings. You have to and has driven in a league-leading 25 Chicago White Sox. ’The Red Sox’ BiU Bowa, he threw a breaking ball out­ Burroughs, Atl 77 32 .416 just less than a month to win NEW YORK (UPI) - Jop something radically wrong games this year. If I were him, I’d “I know it’s going to come,’’ he take advantage of a good streak. runs. He also entered ’Thursday “Spaceman” Lee (4-0) Is slated to someplace. side the strike zone, the kind of pitch forget about it.” Monday, LA 78 30 .385 Morgan was letting Tom his first game in a Boston Red said, "it’s not here yet, but I’ve found "I don’t care how many strikeouts night’s contest batting .340. oppose Chicago’s Steve Stone (1-1) in Seavet has failed to complete any you generally look at and give up on ’That’s easy for Johnstone to say Parker, Pit 85 30 .353 Sox uniform, but he ac­ my rythmn, and I’ll go from there.’’ I have as long as I win 20 (games). I “I’m lucky I’ve gotten the bits tonight’s opener. Seaver have it with both of his six starts and has given up the because you figure it’s going to be but not so easy fof’Seftver to accept. Cash, Mtl 77 26 .338 complished the feat with his When a fine-tuned Eckersley is don’t think anyone else would care when I’m not going good,” the burly ’The only other scheduled AL game, barrels, but good. most runs (23) and the most earned called a hall, but it curved back in for He’s aware of the shape the Reds’ Royster, Atl 83 28 .337 pitching smoothly, opposition batters either,” he said. slugger said. “’That’s a good sign, I Texas at Baltimore, was rain^ out. “I’m sick of making excuses for runs (21) in the league. In 29 innings, a strike. You can’t be hurting too pitching staff is in, how much they’re Foster, Cin 96 32 .333 most impressive stint of the usually beat a worn path between the If Eckersley still feels a bit out of hope I can keep it up until I feel com­ In an'abbreviated National ^ g u e you, Seaver,” he said loud e n ou^ for he has been tagged for 35 hits, in­ much when you make pitches like counting on him to anchor it. Schmidt, Phil 78 26 .3330 season. plate and their dugout after striking kilter on the mound, slugger Jim fortable.” schedule, Los Angeles topped the three-tim e Cy Young Award cluding eight homers, all of which that. Griffey, Cin 100 33. .330 The sidewinder’s superlative Eckersley, now 1-1, lost his shutout out. Yet, ’Thursday night Eckersley, Rice feels the same way at the plate. Chicago, 4-1, and New York defeated winner to hear him clear across the have resulted In an 63 log and a 6.52 Hernandez, St. L 88 29 .330 pitching against Minnesota Thursday who labored in a Cleveland Indians’ “I’m not swinging good, and I don’t in the ninth inning when the pesky Atlanta, 8-2. ^ ' clubhouse. earned run average. 85 28 .329 night was augmented by impressive Cey, LA uniform last season, whiffed just two feel comfortable at all at the plate,’' Carew walked, stole second and “I’m tired of covering up for you 82 27 .329 contributions from Boston’s other Last Monday night, with the Almond, SD Minnesota swatters. he said. “The big thing is I’m not scored when Mike Cubbage hit a Dodgers 4, Cubs 1 ^ with the writers and saying to them starters who banged out 11 hits off national TV cameras on him in a American League “You know, when I start thinking being selective.” grounder through Boston second Reggie Smith drove in three runs you’re throwing the ball good and game with the Phillies, the Reds’ 36 AB H Pet. three Twins’ pitchers on their Way to about strikeouts I get in trouble,” Despite his protestations, Rice baseman Jack Brohamer’s legs with a two-run homer and a sacrifice everything’s gonna be all right. I’m year-old right-hander was pounded 51 20 an 8-1 victory: Rodriguez, Det Eckersley said after the game, boasts glittering statistics. He leads which allowed Carew to score from fly to support the six-hit pitching of gonna tell ’em the truth.” for five runs in the first inning and Leftfieider Jim Rice, with two Bell, Cle 83 31 '"rhey have to come naturally. the American League in total bases second. Rick Rhoden and lead the Dodgers to The Reds’ second baseman never got by the third. 51 19 triples and three runs batted in. After sweeping two games from victory over the Cubs. Harlow, Bal “In 1976,1 had a terrible first half with 68; leads the league in hits along laughed. “None of us could really figure it Singleton, Bal 51 18 He was engaging in some gallows 108 38 out because he was throwing excep­ Carew, Min humor, making the same kind of 77 27 tionally well,’’ says Jay Johnstone, Porter, KC ( Llnescores ] clubhouse jokes all ballplayers do to one of the Phillies’ outfielders. 105 36 Rice, Bos MHS girls sting Hornets lighten the atmosphere a little "Mik6 Schmidt came back to the 73 25 Horton, Cle whenever one of them is going dugout and said Seaver made some 68 23 National League Reynolds, Sea Tribe netters through the sort of mental anguish great pitches on him to strike him 86 28 Cooper, Mil San Fran at St.L, ppd., rain Seaver is now. out, and with two strikes on Larry Home Runs to gain tournament berth dawn HorneU Seaver heard Morgan and laughed National League: Monday, LA 9; LA 200 010 100 - 4 10 2 also. He had to. What else could he spanked a single up the middle Parker, Pitt and Winfield, SD 6; striking for four runs in the Chi 000 000 0 1 0 - 1 62 do, cry? It wouldn’t do him any good. Beach. Cin and Ferguson, Hou 5. plating Adams. Rhoden and Grote; Fryman, Manchester Hightdrls’ tennis team “You had some trouble with your first inning, Manchester High East Hartford, 7-4, rebounded for American League: Hisle, Mil and Moore (6), Krukow (9) and Cox. improved its record to 2-3 after leg in spring training," a writer said BE SURE. . . BLISS has been serving Die Home Owner lor two runs in the the third but Alexander, Oak 8; Hobson and Rice, girls’ softball team stunned WP-Rhoden (4-0). L P - Fryman (0- yesterday’s 6-1 triumph over East to him. “Is that still bothering you?” 9 6 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION o( your home Manchester plated what proved to be Bos, Baylor, Cal, Cooper, Mil and East Hartford High, 6-4, in 3). HR—Los Angeles, Smith (4). Hartford High in EUist Hartford. “No,” he said. “My leg isn’t by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by the finest decisive markers in the fourth. technical staD, phone: ~ Zisk, Tex 7. bothering me, my arm isn’t East Hartford to maintain its Warren reached on an error, Tilden N.Y. 000 303 2 0 0 - 8 8 0 Roxy Heineman in the No. 1 singles bothering me, nothing is bothering Runs Balled In share of first place in the CCIL singled and a sacrifice by Laurie National League: Monday, LA 24; Atla 000 000 002 - 2 7 1 slot picked up the lone Hornet point. me. I feel fine. Absolutely perfect. standings. Turkingtoii scored Warren. Ellen 6 4 9 -9 2 4 0 Morgan, Cin, Parker, Pitt and Koosman and Stearns; Niekro, Sue Roth, Kathy McCoan and Shelly EasVs leading hitter ' ’Hiere isn’t a thing wrong with me.” The victory also qualified the 10-1 Donadio then ripped a single off the Devine (6), Easterly (9) and Valentine swept the last three singles For the most part, those who have McCovey, SF 19; Garvey, LA and Indians for post-season action. It's shortstop’s glove chasing home First baseman Don Martin has been one of the bright lights 5 Pocoroba. W—Koosman (2-3). for the Indians with the three doubles hit against Seaver in his six starts so BLISS TERMITE CONTROL Winfield, SD 18. the earliest time ever for Tilden. •L-Niekro (2-5). H R s- New York, with the East Catholic baseball team this spring. Martin boasts DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • EST. 1882 American League: Rice, Bos 25; also taken by Manchester. far this season agree, yet if you look Manchester to gain entry into state ’The Hornets came back with one in Valentine (1). Hobson, Bos 24; Zisk, Tex 22; SUub, a .400 plus batting average. Above he fouls off pitch but hit next at his record, representing his worst The Oldest & Largest in Conn. tournament play. the fourth and fifth innings but win­ Results: Heineman (EH) def. Lori Det 21; Ford, Minn 20, offering safely. (Herald photo by Dunn) start ever, it suggests there is The Silk Towners did the damage ning hurler Adams, 5-1, slammed the (Only games scheduled) McCurry 6-3, 4-6, 64; Roth (M) def. in the first inning with two outs. door the final two frames. Doreen Gendi 6-1, 7-5; McCoan (M) def. Pitching Doreen Downham doubled and Nella Adams walked five and struckout American League Liz Roy 6-0, 61; Valentine (M) def. Deb Most Victories Leigher reached on an error. Lisa two while losing hurler Karen Tex at Balt, ppd Minnick 6-0, 62; Laura Bumett-Cindy National League; Grimsley, Mtl 5- Schwartz also reached on a bobble, Kachnowski issued two free passes Formica (M) def. Carla Rutigliano- ( Jai alal entries ) 0; Norman, Cin, John, Rau and Downham scoring. Shirley Adams and fanned nine. Kachnowski and Sue Minn 000 000 001 - 1 4 1 Denise Durud 63, 61; Kim Hairlson- Lisa Tilden Joanne Weiss (M) def. Rose ’Troy-Kirn ...... Friday evening bows in tourney Rhoden, LA 4-0; Forsch, St. L 4-2. struck out but reached first as the Repoli each had two of East Hart­ Bos ■ 341 000 OOx - 8 11 1 Thormodsgard, Thayer (2), Kasavaga 64, 44, 62; Mary Neubelt- American League: Tanana, Cal 5- catcher dropped the third strike. tunity as Wendy Warren followed ford’s eight hits while Tilden was 3- Laureen Woodhouse (M) def. Jeannie U t Cam i N ib lii 7 7Hi Ca m S H |t« lOthCaMSkylM T.Johnson (8) and Wynegar; Nsts 7 NWS 7 Niffb East Hartford Racquet 1; Lee, Bos and Broberg, Oak 4-0; The most was made of the oppor- with a 2-RBI double and Lisa Tilden for-3 for Manchester. Corbin-Carol Doak 64, 62. 1. Cbm lirtarM L U i« A l l-UrUap Figueroa, NY 4-1; Splittorff, KC 4-2; Eckersley and Fisk. W— Eckersley 2. Nt*S«(i> 2. tascane ICkvsia Club sponsored a NETA Ibfihts lOdMA lA tta Augstine, Mil 4-3. (1-1). L—Thormodsgard (1-3). 4. hfecwi CiTM 4. GraeW I 4 . I M Tennis Tournament last i IhRTfCiri 1m 5. Gartstala 5. M sr weekend with the following i IrrilKA I MHtilN t Et m a iUriarta (Only games scheduled) 7. IM y Qlm rCirita 7. Us results. fstandings ] Golfers divide pair C Bowling ) L M h i i l llhmk L G M n ka l Girls 14 and under — Jill Sikt CnM R« m SNkS faHM SaksCaresteU MC m m Un Um U i G i M M I t s tltkCMeliWies Plukas, Trumbull defeated Winning one match and gaining a the draw. ANTIQUES - Emma ihua 7N W s 7 NWs Katie Molumphy of East draw in the other yesterday was the Results: Manchester vs. Conard — 1. Mtha 1. tfavreoi liM i 1. Qurda EMarr* National League Johnson 129-345, Bev 2. tlR^ UrtHTM lim h k t liia iO d M Hartford 63, 0-6, 6-4. East Manchester High golf team. The In­ Brett (C) def. Dave Thomas 65, A nderson 130, Sharon I KvTtpri Ser^ t lipd Ectsarre I Caanaca I ZaU Boys 14 and under; Carl Burrill (C) def. Cliff Bickford4-3, 4. ErpnlsM 4. Bascarai M er W L Pet. GB dian linksmen blanked Enfield, 5-0, Burnham 129, Flo Niles ilbriiulRifi I M r i f M M i r i U s CariMRi Adler, Norwalk; defeated and knotted Conard High, 2 V2 to 2Vz, Hickey (M) def. Wlodkowski 65, Jeff 141-360, Joan DeDominicis IMCm I M G v it A i Camtala IhrcaUa Jeff Holland, Weston, 6-4, TOYOTA'S MILLION-DOLLAR-DASH Montreal 12 8 .600 7. Cm Im g i 7 . m WU m MriWakiaaN Phila 11 8 .579 1/2 at Manchester Country Club. Shrider (M) def. Gentile 4-2, Medal 136347. llsqitmm I. ItU nH ClTM LMaplUMUa tb e a Carta 63. The Indians now stand 1-4-1 in CCIL point halved 334-334. BUY NOW SikiMKirai Us I Siks HiRricMi SekAstM Saks CimtelA kieWe Saks JkTi UrUKa Chicago 12 11 .522 Boys 16 and under: Steve competition and 2-61 overall. Manchester vs. Enfield — Thomas MC m MU SIheiMOMkIes M G a a w P i^ 12th Ch i PeaUes Pittsburgh 10 11 .476 2V2 ELKS- A1 Atkins 139-157- 7N R lt 7 N W s 7NW s Ethier of Spencer, Mass., 14 .440 31/2 Conard’s Tom Brett took medalist (M) def. Jordan 3-2, Bickford (M) 1. M ap I lirtmN 1. OwelaOckH 1. Caraststa CariMU defeated Kevin Dowdell 6 FOR THE OLYMPIC GAMES. New York 11 k a 1980 408, Tony Salvatore 366, 2. A Ecnant I Aua H a r ^ honors with a 75 with Manchester’s def. Scioscio 63, Hickey (M) def. i M r K iR i IGhaniaZaaai St. Louis 10 13 ,435 3V2 Dick Krol 351, Bruce Fish 1 M i Zi«ri t h e n h ^ U ra M C sriU I lascvM ifircaUa 2, 7-6. Chris Hickey firing a 79. Conard No. 5 Hunter 6-5, Shrider (M) def. 4. MeaTMAstH 4. U s Za p i 4. UshiaWa Girls 16 and under: Jen­ Weal 138-136392, Walt Adamy 5 . Us0dkM5. O ntWa I CraMi SOMETHING FOR THE man Rick Miller sank a seven-foot Bosworth 64, Manchester won medal I S.MaWMhfiip W L Pet. GB 137- 370, Gene Richardson iCMIUeiMA i GartsMa UrsWea i Aica M ar ny O’Heam, New Canaan, putt on the 18th to earn the Chieftains point, 334-367. r 7. EnHn 7.Hri«tAZAU 1. HmA kisMte 7. Caanaca I Carita defeated Kathleen Collins, Los Angeles 15 8 .652 146, Ernie Pepin 362, Hal AND S A V B LltortfriU il i CArtstelA Javier L llriala StkastiaH i flriarta Ecanarra U.S. OLYMPIC ATHLETES... Siks Rm Rt C v N M i Cincinnati 14 9 .609 1 Waldron 365, John Berk Sifci Cm issi ‘ Saks lascariR CcMm SrtiEnRuOcbaa Norwalk, 62, 62. San Francisco 12 11 .522 3 138- 353, Jim Pagano 369, GENERAL MOTORS ANNOUNCED A ASlOOQOOO DONATION. Houston 10 13 .435 5 Scholastic sports Nick Twerdy 135-382. PRICE INCREASE AS OF MAY 1, 1978. San Diego 9 13 .409 5‘/2 As you may know, our Olympic athletes are not govern­ Atlanta 8 15 ,348 7 Manchester High jayvee baseball HOME ENGINEERS- ment subsi(jize(d. So they need money to tram now if Thuraday's Reaulla Softball Alyce McArdle 188-458, BUT WE STILL HAVE OVER San Francisco at St. Louis, ppd. team was on the short end of a 2-0 FOR they're going to win in Moscow in 1980. 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PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 5, ItffS MANCHES'lMR EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 5, 1978- PAGE FIVE-B TV in review ( TV tonightT] Killer storms gone Campaign 8 p.m. CBS, The New Sexy, slick production , Adventures of Wonder Woman. NBC, The Life and expensive Times of Grizzly Adams. also has auto insight Grizzly arid Mad Jack en­ but trouble persists counter a man with a flying rucTOPTICAL MANCHESTERVlANLM t&itM j I HARTFORD By United Preaa International in Texas machine. ABC, Special. ‘Tm not going back there. I’m too was trapped for 45 minutes inside a AUSTIN (UPI) - Gov, Dolph "The Captain & Tenniiie in NOW IN STOCK BY The weather system that produced scared. I’ll go back next year,” said patrol car covered with live wires. By JOAN HANAIIKK BAUSCH. LAMB - AMBERMATIC Briscoe, twice elected governor of car, has big thick tires like a spor Hawaii.’’ Kenriy Rogers, deadly tornadoes in Florida and 12-year-old Matt! Ramsey, who was “I looked out the window and the NEW YORK (UPI) - “Wheels” is ALL WEATHER SUNGLASSES COME IN AND Texas on a platform of fiscal conser­ car — but actually is just a conven David Soul and Don Knotts, GET A DEMONSTRATION OE HOW THEY WORj^ killer floods in New Orleans moved cut and bniised by the tornado. sky bad turned green. I could hear a a miniseries that asks the question: tional auto jazzed up to look like guests. PBS, Washington out to sea today,but wild spring "The wind blew a window closed roar and then everything started vatism, is waging the most expensive Do Americans want a fake sports car something it isn't. ^ Week in Review. storms, including heavy snows on the and when I turned the walls started shaking,” said Sue McFadden of primary campaign in the nation’s or an automobile that looks like a Miss Remick loves her husbapd, 9 p.m. CBS, The Incredi- Plains, harassed other sections of the coming in,” said Toni Nease, a fifth Gainesville. history against four Democratic four-poster bed? but after her youngest son runs away bie Hulk. (2 Hours) NBC, nation. grade teacher. "It hit very fast. We The Florida twisters were part of a challengers. Behind the slick production of the from home and puts himself in . Tornadoes smashed a rural Florida system that doused New Orleans Briscoe hopes to extend his tenure series, there is something strange on The Rockford Files. Jim had no warning.” danger of being drafted and sent to becomes a suspect when .^ICKHAM elementary school Thursday, killing with 9 inches of rain Wednesday and in office to an unprecedented 10 NBC’s latest dramatization of a Six children were in critical condi­ Vietnam, she begins an affair with a his gun is found at the two students and injuring 94 children tion and one was in poor condition. caused the worst flooding the city has years. novel, this time by Arthur Hailey. handsome racing car driver (John scene of a homicide and he PARK and teachers. Another tvdster cut an seen in 51 years. At least six persons The South Texas rancher and There's an idea lurking back there The twister also struck a trailer park Beck). sets out to find the real 6-mlle swath of destruction in across the street from the school, died in flood-related accidents. banker based his campaign for a behind the bedroom and boardroom Hours: Dally, 9:30 a.m. until duak. All this fails to distract Hudson culprit.(R) ABC, Movie. Gainesville, Injuring four persons destroying six trailers and damaging Thousands of workers took the day third term on a familiar theme — no action. from his pet car and his continuing “With This Ring.” As wed­ and leaving scores homeless. off Thursday to rescue abandoned new state taxes. ■'Wheels" is a 10-hour series to be at least 20 others. squabble with the president of the ding dates rapidly ap­ Com e and en/ojr our 200 acres The tornado struck without war­ At Gainesville, about 120 miles to cars or mop up floodwaters. He used similar slogans in 1972 and presented May 7, 8, 9, 14 and 15, at 9 in 1974, when he won the first four- auto firm, who gets secret informa­ proach, engaged couples 9 Tennis Courts ning shortly before noon at the aging, the northeast, as many as eight tor­ Spring’s fickle weather patterns p.m. each night. tion on Rock from Rock's secretary, one-story High Point Elementary also blasted the northern Plains with year term in Texas history. The stars are Rock Hudson, who and their families are Softball Diamond nadoes struck at dawn. Damage was played by Jessica Walter. What does caught up in a whirlwind of School near the St. Petersburg- estimated in the millions of dollars. heavy snows today. A foot of snow Briscoe is challenged by Attorney still looks like a matinee idol despite distract him is his affair with an emotional crises. Volloyball Clearwater Airport. The roof was fell on Casper, Wyo. Parts of western General John Hill, who has the the extra bulk beneath his sports The tornado tore roofs away, toppled advertising account executive, ShiitilioboInboard ripped away and walls caved in on radio towers, and cut off electricity South Dakota were hit with 8 inches. backing of the 137,000-member Texas jacket, and Lee Remick, who plays a played by lovely Blair Brown. Facilities For Picnics and OuUng the screaming children and teachers. But highway officials said no roads State Teachers Association and most millionaire's daughter and looks like to thousands of persons. A policeman TTie most interesting part of the Aviary were closed and no accidents were of the state’s liberals. a million. show is the continuing argument related to the snow. Briscoe's campaign already has The year is 1967 and Rock plays about automobiles and consumers, Phone Children’s Play Areas cost more than $3 million, while Hill Adam Trenton, executive of the The National Weather Service and the wide gap in philosophy Nature Trails Tear gas and bitterness posted traveler’s advisories and reported he had spent $1.4 million, automobile corporation of which his between old-time auto baron Oriental Garden with a week remaining before Satur­ father-in-law, played by Ralph Preparing for show stockmen’s warnings from southern Bellamy and up-anitcoming young Colorado to the Canadian border. day's primary. Former Gov. Preston Bellamy, is chairman of the board. Rock. ■ ^ Steven Glazman, senior, refines a third dimen­ mar Kent State services Smith also is in the race, but is given Bellamy doesn't like Rock because Heavy rains fell along the central Bellamy > insists people buy cars sional effect on his oil painting of “Shell” as he Atlantic Seaboard^ Two to 4 inches little chance of doing more than Rock practically abandons his wife, because they want transportation — KENT, Ohio (UPI) - Many the $46 million civil suit brought by perhaps forcing a runoff between Hill prepares for the Manchester Community College Silver Bears parents of the dead studenta and nine fell in the Carolina mountains. Lee Remick, for his job — and par­ Rock believes they want images, students and faculty at Kent State and Briscoe. “End of the Year Art Exhibition and Music students wounded by guardsmen. Greensboro, N.C., recorded 1.77 in­ ticularly for the new car he wants to cars that look like sports cars even if RETURN FROM University had hop^ the eighth an­ The winner of the Democratic Program” opening today at 8 p.m. in the Stairwell 1329 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST The bitter smell of tear gas further ches in six hours and Andrews Air introduce. they perform like regular cars and WITCH MOUNTAIN niversary of the slayings of four Kent nomination will face a challenge in marred the day’s activities, as a Force Base, Md., reported 1.67 in­ The car, called the Hawk, looks can seat only midgets in the back Gallery, 146 Hartford Road. The exhibit will remain MANCHESTER - EAST HARTFORD students by National Guardsmen November from the Republican like a sports car, sounds like a sports would be a time to heal, once and for small group of radical protesters ches. seat. on view until May 19. (Herald photo by Dunn) More rains fell in the Northeast, nominee — either former Deputy all, the lingering grief and anger tried to storm a gymnasium con­ Secretary of Defense Bill Clements from the Vietnam-era tragedy. struction site near the spot where the Ohio and middle Mississippi Valleys, central and southern Plains and or onetime state GOP Chairman Ray Instead tear gas and- bitterness May 4, 1970, shootings occurred. Hutchison, both of Dallas. Theater schedule Thursday pointed out the still­ Following an afternoon of speeches northern Rockies. Fog spread over much of the Atlan­ The other race attracting the most festering wounds of the Kent State and singing, ,several hundred attention among the 1.8 million shootings. demonstrators were peacefully tic Coast and through the central Burnside Theater I — “The and the Little People ' — Show Vernon Cine 2 "Rabbit Ohio Valley to central Missouri. Texans expected to vote Saturday is Other Side of the Mountain starts at 8 p.m. Test" 7:30-9:15 There were separate memorial marching around the campus when Tornadoes aftermath a Democratic primary contest about 25 persons broke from the Visibilities were cut to near zero in Part i r 7:30-9:30 Showcase Cinemas — programs held at the university — Workman sorts through books after tornado ripped through between Rep. Bob Krueger, D-Texas, Burnside Theater II — “The "F.I.S.T.” 2:00-7:00-9:45; one sponsored by faculty and the group and tried to push down the some coastal aras. The western Gulf Coast was the Higli Point Elementary School in Largo, Fla., Thursday, and former State Insurance Board Choirboys" 7:00-9:15 "Grateful Dead” "Fury” other by the May 4 Task Force, a fence surrounding the construction chairman Joe Christie for the party’s Manchester Drive-In — 2:05-7;30-10:00-12;10; "House only area of the nation not covered by group which was organized to raise project they feel dishonors the killing two children and injuring nearly 1(X) others. (UPI nomination for the U.S. Senate. “Empire of the Ants” 8:05; Calls" 2:10-7;30-9:40-U;40; support for the upcoming retrial of memory of the shooting site. clouds early today, the NWS said. photo) "The Incredible Melting "Saturday Night Fever" 2:10- The winner of that race will face Man’’ 9:30: “ F'ood of the 7:10-9:45-12:05; "Goodbye Sen. John G. Tower, R-Texas, the (IfKls ” 11:15 Girl" 2:20-7:20-9:45-12;00 nwsSY BcniB t man who replaced Lyndon B. John­ Mansfield Driveln — son and the first Texas Republican in "Candleshoe” “Darby O’Gill Congress ready for battle over arms sales the Senate, in November. Five of the state’s most influential U.A. Theater 1 — "Medusa But the long-stalled energy bill was mittee, that committee members congressmen are retiring this year, 1-84 H IT 5 8 -F O U O W BURNSIDf SICNS Touch" 7:10-9:30 WASHINGTON (UPI) - A solid Wolff, D-N.Y., announced bipartisan committee considered proposed U.A. Theater 2 — Amster- I i**’ " 14 . It lUIT » i core of opposition in House and still stymied in a conference com­ were meeting today in closed session support for a bill allowing marijuana regulations calling for firearms creating scrambles in various sec­ BURNSIDE dam Kill" 7:20-9:20 Senate committees may mean early mittee battle over natural-gas to continue seeking a “pragmatic users to choose counseling instead of manufacturers and retail dealers to tions of Texas for their successors. 510 lUUMW «V., I. m it.« S2I-U13 U.A. Theater 3 - "Return I CL05G • defeat for President Carter’s pricing Thursday, and even a motion settlement” with the White House. arrest the first time they are caught report disposition of their stock. Those retiring include Reps. from Witch Mountain' 7:30-1 to quit for the weekend brought In the House, observers predicted George H. Mahon, Olin E. Teague, 6NCOUNTGR5 proposed |4.8 billion package sale of using small amounts of pot. Ashbrook, a subcommittee member, SIOE I A ll SEATS 99c 9:15 jet fighters to Israel and two of her demands for a roll call and a 20-5 the International Relations Com­ “This is, perhaps, half-way House said the measure is “a trap to snare W.R. Poage, Omar Burleson and Vernon Cine 1 — "Close En­ ‘THE Arab neighbors, sources say. vote. mittee would vote to disapprove the legislation,” Wolff quipped, stressing every law-abiding gun ovmer in the Barbara Jordan. counters of the Third Kind" There were indications the ad­ sale following hearings on a resolu­ Mahon, Teague, Poage and OTHER SIDE 7:10-9:30 While Congress girds for what the measure was an important first country.” ministration may have misread the tion of disapproval next week. Sen. Burleson represent a collective total O F T H E could be a pitched battle with the step in drug education and control, But advocates of the mild gun con­ White House over the arms deal, degree of opposition on Capitol Hill William Proxmire, D-Wis., has in­ although it would not reduce trol proposal — which does not of 151 years of seniority Texas will MOUNTAIN’ legislation on such stormy issues as to its proposed sale of jet combat troduced a similar resolution in the widespread marijuana use. ¥ require reporting of names and ad­ lose in Congress in 1979. PART # ■ 3 Hits planes to Israel, Egypt and Saudi Senate, and it is said to have strong dresses of buyers — said it “will sur­ Jordan became a national figure Fri.-SaL-Sun. gun control, reduced penalties for The powerful gun lobby had sup­ marijuana possession and tuition tax Arabia. backing. port from Rep. John Ashbrook, R- ely save the lives of many for her role in the Nixon impeach­ credits also is coming to a head on The package was in such danger in Conceding it is hardly “a panacea Ohlo, while a House Judiciary sub- Americans.” ment hearings, although she was ser­ SIOE II ALL SEATS 99C Capitol Hill. the Senate Foreign Relations Com­ to the drug problem,” Rep. Lester ving only her third term in (Congress. THE FIRST NEW CHI

HORROR CREATURE! NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of P ro b ate, D istrict of Italians oppose ESTATE OF E. BETTY BAGLIN Manchester a/k/a EDITH BETTY MOUNCY NOTICE OF HEARING BAGLIN. deceased ESTATE OF ANNA VEITCH The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, NELaSON, deceased kidnap amnesty Judge of the Court of Probate. District Pursuant to an order of Hon. William of Manchester at a hearing held on E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated May 1. April 28. 1978 ordered that all claims 1978 a hearing will be held on an must be presented to the fiduciary on application praying that an instrument or before July 28.1978 or be barred as purporting to be the last will and testa­ ^yVlar}sfield'-Duvc in ROME (UPI) — The terrorist "kneecapping" of two by law provided. ment of said deceased be admitted to Mary Lou Danahy ...come prepared! businessmen sparked a loud public outcry throughout Ita­ probate as in said application on file ly today against any government move to negotiate with Ass't. Clerk more fully appears, at the Court of FRI., SAT., SUN. S PM The fiduciarv is: Probate on May 23. 1978 at 11:00 A M, An AM ERICAN IN TERN ATIO N AL Release the Red Brigades for the release of kidnapped former Harold W. Baglin Pearl J. Hultman, 733 Center St,, Ass't. Clerk * wALTMSM€Y Premier Aldo Moro. ^ - Manchester, Conn. 06040 014-05 Premier Giulio Andreotti, however, called the powerful 016-05 rMWcnoHT Co-Hit “EMPIRE OF THE ANTS” , :05 A Interministerial Security Council into formal session to lANDUSHOE examine a Socialist Party proposal that may allow the LEGAL NOTICE Extra Hit “FOOD OF THE GOD’S” n.ts Red Brigades to release Moro without losing face. In accordance with Section 9-19b of the Election Laws, Rev. of •••••••••••••••••••a The two nearly simultaneous attacks Thursday in Plus Milan and Genoa resulted in a flood of calls to radio and 1975, notice is hereby given that the Registrars of Voters will WALT DISNEY’S THE LITTLE THEATRE television stations against the gang and condemning any accept applications for admission as an elector at the following locations: Q’aiU and government wavering. OF MANCHESTER In Milan, four masked gunmen blew off the left East Catholic High School presents kneecap of Umberto Degli Innocent!, 51, of the Sit- 115 New State Rd. Siemens telecommunications plant before fleeing in a Tues., May 16, 1978 Nail 9:00 A M. to, 1:00 P.M. Simon's hail of covering fire. Moments latqr in Genoa, two men with silencers on Howell Cheney Tech. School FLEA MARKET Comedy 791 Middle Turnpike \V. their pistols shattered the right leg of Alfredo Lamberti, EVERY SUNDAY THE • Tues,, May 16, 1978 41, personnel chief of the Italsider metal plant in Genoa. 9-3 GOOD • 10:00 A M. to 11:00 P M. □□CTGR * The Red Brigades quickly claimed responsibility for Manchester High School Soviet-German toast both attacks. 134 Middle Turnpike E. MAY 17-18 MAY 19, 20 J Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev and banquet at Bruehl Castle Thursday. Brezhnev “Kneecapping” is a favorite Red Brigades terror tactic Thurs. May 18, 1978 > Wod. AThurs. FRI. & SAT. , President Walter Scheel of West Germany is in West Germany for a four-day official and dozens of judge^aw yers, businessmen and jour­ 8:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. nalists have sufferedWttacks in the past year. ; 8:00 P.M. 8:30 P.M. . Frank's Super Market Showcase clink glasses after making toasts during state visit. (UPI photo) A widow of one of Moro’s five bodyguards— all killed in 725 Middle Turnpike E Ctnemas > GENERAL ADMISSION $3.50 | the March 16 kidnapping — reportedly threatened to set Finast Super Market INTERSTATE 84 ! Students & Senior Citizens 2.00 i herself ablaze if a single Red Brigade were released. 211 Spencer Street EXIT 58 » CALL 649-3230 or 647-9286 | “If you free a single one of those murderers, I swear Top Notch Supermarket SILVER LANE South Africa destroys before God that I’ll set myself on fire in a piazza before 260 N. Main Street ROBERTS STREET ; EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL my two children,” she said, according to the (torriere Crispino’s Market EAST HARTFORD •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Della Sera of Milan, Italy’s largest circulation ___ MS-8810 485 Hartford Rd. newspaper. The woman was not identified. All Supermarkets BMtQMM UATIMCES Angolan guerrilla bases “These Red Brigades are trying to bring the govern­ Fri. May 19, 1978 $2.50 W 2:30P.M. ment to its knees,” a Rome housewife — one of dozens 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. CAPE TOWN, South Africa (UPI) casualties, news reports from Luan­ Peoples Organization) forces in who telephoned — told a TV announcer. “We shouldn’t Sat. May 20, 1978 — A South African search and da and the border region said the Southern Angola ... a limited give an inch.” 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. destroy raid against guerrilla bases South Africans used paratroops, ar­ military operation against (them) Savings Bank of Manchester in southern ^gola has triggered mored cars and air attacks. has been carried out over the 923 Main Street sharp criticism from the United COOKED FOOD ON THUR. a FRI. ONLY border,” Botha said. Mondale in Jakarta Thursday May 18, 1978 States and a request for an urgent In Washington, a State Department Thursday, May 25, 1978 P/aaia Call Your Order In A d v in c o Great care was taken to avoid con­ To Sava TImo Wolting explanation. spokesman said the United STATES 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Defense Mnlster Pieter Botha said HAD INFORMED THE South tact with Angolan government troops JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) - Vice President Walter Sat. May 20, 1978 his forces crossed the Angolan African government of its "dismay or local civilians, he said. Mondale arrived in Indonesia today for talks with Presi­ 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. homemadeCLAM CHOWDER .qt.*1.49 border Thursday and destroyed ... and grave concern at the im­ dent Suharto and other government leaders on the third Signed, "House FISH CHIPS...... *1.50 The raid was triggered by an in­ leg of his five-nation Asian and Pacific tour. ’n several guerrilla bases to put a stop plications of their action.” He said creasing number of guerrilla actions Herbert J. Stevenson, Registrar FRIED FISH (SEPARATE)...... *1.15 to their incursions into South West Pretoria had been asked “for an Mondale flew to Jakarta from Bangkok, where he had Frederick E. Peck, Registrar » Calls" in Namibia since the beginning of the toured a hot and crowded refugee center earlier today Paul Phillips, Dpty, Registrar FRENCH FRIES...... pint40« Africa, also known as Namibia. urgent explanation.” year. Although Botha gave no informa­ and received a flag-waving welcome from Indochinese Robert Von Deck, Dpty. Registrar FRIED CLAMS...... pint*1.S9 "As a result of the ominous buildup Assistant Registrars tion on the scope of the raid or of SWAPO (South West African Maj. Gen; Johan Geldenhuys, bound for the United States. Assistant Registrars FRIED SCALLOPS...... *1.79 South Africa's military chief in The American vice president will hold talks with Presi­ Margaret L. Lucas James Adams dent Suharto Saturday morning followed by a luncheon Carol McCarthy Roy Thompson FRIED SHRIMP...... *2.D9 Namibia, detailed a dozen incidents Karen VonDeck ranging from the assassination of with leading American businessmen. He will confer with Helen Stevenson I Joan Gates Robert Hjalmeer iPG Strangler suspect dead Vice President Adam Malik Saturday afternoon. FRESH SUPPLY DAILY 'HVS Herero tribal chief Clemens Kapuuo Irene Fisette Inez Johnson dm GLENDALE, Calif. (UPI) - — hunted for the rapes -and murders to the abduction of 119 black pupils Kathleen Smith Cheryl Hadley OPEN TUE., WED., SAT. 8:30-5:30 SATURDAY Detectives hunting the Hillside of 13 women. from a Catholic mission, that have Andrew Diana Clarence Hadley NIGHT THUR8. 0:30-8:00 a FRI. 8:30-6:00 Clarence Stillson Strangler had Richard Reynolds on Bat Reynolds had been linked to an: been blamed on SWAF’O. Sally Mazzone FEVER CloMd Sunday and Monday Doris Coughlin their list of suspects when he was earlier Strangler slaying and his Greg McDermott John Travolta South African forces and SWAPO Jean Baracco Barbara Higley shot to death by a woman he ap­ name was on the list of 30 suspects guerrillas have clashed often on the Elizabeth Lauder remaining to be checked out from a Daniel Krutt ^ n g freshest Hsh From The Sea parently was trying to kidnap. Namlbia-Angola border for several John Fry Helen R. Sehardt SYLVESTER Reynolds, a registered sex list that began with 240 names, be years and South African troops have Marjorie Chapin Gerry P. Harvey STALLONE MANCHESTER SU FOOD offender, "is a very good suspect, said. on several occasions launched “hot Harriet Handley Harriet Dunuvah — Bahind Watkina Broa. Fumitura even though he’s dead,” Police Chief Reynolds, 37, of La (hrescenta, pursuit” raids on bands, of in­ Joanne Susag Shirley FitzGerald Fidward I,aski FIST 43 OAK STREET . MANCHESTER Duane Bak^told a news conference Calif, and Rioxanne Barnwell, 26, surgents. Joyce Gutman Thurwlay. shot each other to death Monday Robert Tarditf Betty Emerson 649-9937______He cautioned detectives have found night in a pistol duel in the front seat The raid was carried out at a John Byrnes Marla Byrne-s PLEASE CALLTHEATRE critical stage in South Africa’s ef­ Nicholas Lefas Use Lefas FOR SCREEN TIM ES no evidence that would stand up in of Mrs. Barnwell’s car, apparently court to show Reynolds was the after Reynolds got in and forts tq seek a peaceful solution for Robert Mills Ditta Tani strangler — or one of the stranglers tried to abduct her at gunpoint. Namiblals political future. 0194)5 PAGE SCC-B______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., May 5,11)78 TOWN OF VERNON NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF RAYMOND BOARD OF EDUCATION BIDWELL. denaied The Hon. William E. FlUGerald. MUTATION Judge, of the Court of Probate, District of Manchester at a hearinit held on May 2. 197$ ordered that an TO BN) claims must be presented to tbe Tbe Board of Education of the Town fiduciary on or before August 2,197$ or of Vernon. Connecticut will receive be barrM as by law provided. aealed bida for: Pearl J. Hultman, Wxc Heralb ONE (1» 197$ - TON VAN TYPE Ass't. Gerk VEtHICLE The fiduciary is: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Bidi will be received at tbe office of John R. Mrosek the Superintendent of Schools, Park 923 Main Street. and S c ^ l Streets, Rockville, Connec­ Manchester. Conn. ticut until 12:00 noon, Tuesday, May 23. 0$040 1971, and then at said place and time 01$^ publicly opened, read and recorded. Speclficatk)ns and prooosal forms PHONE 643-2711 SECURITY OFFICERS - Full may be secured from the office of the NOTICE TO CREDITORS time and part time. Second Superintendent of Schools, Park and ESTATE OF EARL B. CARTER, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD and thlid shift. All shifts on S e b ^ Streets, Rockville, Connec­ deceased the weekend, In the ticut. The Hon. William E. FlUGerald. The right is reserved to reject any or Judge, of the Court of Probate. Manchester area. Uniforms all bids or any part when such action is District of Manchester at a hearing furnished. Must have car, deemed in me best interest of the held on April 26. 197$ ordered that an INDEX telephone, and clean police Board of Education. ADVERTISINB claims must be presented to the NOTIC19 record. To arrange for inter­ Would like to show you this attractive e-room Charles Brisson fiduciary on or before July 28. 197$ or be b a rr^ as by law provided. 1 LoM and Found RATES view, call 82Z-67n. An Equal Cape with oversized garage located In the OI2.fe ■ Mary Lou Danahy, a Pufiontia Opportunity Employer. Ass't. Gerk 3 Announceniema 1 dty-....11« word per diy. Verplanck School Area. Three bedrooms, VA — The fiduciary is: 4 Enteriainment 3 diya ... IM word p«r dty bathe, full dormer, with a nicely treed lot. The Connecticut Bank 5 - Aucliona THE CAPITOL THEATRE AREA: BOLTON 6'diyd ....M word p«r dty CORPORATION is now & Trust Company FINANCIAL 3 3 days ...< M word otr dty Priced In the low $40's. One Constitution Plaza — 15 wordt $2.00 minimum accepting applications for ac­ RN or LPN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m. QoM, Echo, NOTICE Hartford, Conn. 06I1S e Bonds-Slocka-Mortgaoea For period ending 7 a.m. EST 5/6/78. During,Friday night, MANCHESTER- 6 Room 9 — Paraonal Loans tors, actresses, vocalists, The Planning Commission Attn; Hoopy A d t ...... $2.30 ineb Good salary benefits and WANTED Clmnam, and C m . 3 bedrooms, fireplace, 1 10 — Insurance technicians, and Instrumen­ working conditions. Apply BOB ALIBRIO snow may be found over the northern Rockies while rain or of the Town of Bolton will hold Constance Maheu, showers develop in the mid Plains and north Atlantic states. 1/2 baths. Walk out basement. Ass’t. Vice-Pres. CMPLOYMENT talists for a summer stock Vernon Manor, 180 Regan RImmom Has just listed a 6-room Colonial In Manchester a public hearing on 016^)5 — Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies should prevd|l. Many extras. $43,900. Prin- 13 Halp Wantad theatre at Bailey Auditorium, Road, Vernon. 871-0385. RN’S p LPN'S with 6% acres of prime land. Ideal (or horse a u only. 647-9456. Wednesday, May 17, 1978 at 8 14 — Businaaa Opportunitlas Manchestser, Conn. 06040. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings in REFRIGERATORS 15 — Situation Wanlad All flhiftv full Bud Call Barbara • W a n h e r i ranges, used, NCR CASH REGISTER - o’clock P.M. in the Communi­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Write for application form to lovers or lor potential development. Priced at parenthesis) Atlanta 56 ( 79), Bostonj3 (56), Chicago40 ( 56), ...... H&B TOOL & Engineering part lime available. Gall guaranteed and clean. New Reconditioned, with many ty Hall for the purpose of con­ ESTATE OF HAROLD C. BELCHER, EDUCATION . B a rb a r a A. $90,000 ... Call Bob for details. Geveland 42 (55), Dallas 62 (77), Denver 25'(44), Duluth 33 deceased 16 — Private Inatructio'ne Co., has openings for Mrs. Dorothy Ferguson, Lota-Land tor Sale shipmentipn damaged, GE and totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., sidering the resubdivision of — Hartshan.Business Manager, 6 4 6 -7 8 3 5 (57), Houston 67 (81), Jacksonville 67 ( 87), Kansas City 46 The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, 19 Schooia-Ciaiaas 331 Fern Street, Manchester, Toolmakers, Macblnsts, Sheet DNS, al Frfgidaire. Low'prices. B.D. 228-3957. Lots 7 and 14 of Green Hill Judge, of the Court of Probate, 2 9 ^ - Instructions Wanlad (59), Little Rock 58 (71), Los Angeles 56 (71), Miami 79 (87), REAL ESTATE Happiness Is The Conn. 06040. By May 11, 1978. Metal Mechanics CARL ZINSSER BUILDING LOT on Ellington P earl and Son, 649 Main Acres by Ludis Upenieks. A District of Manchester at a hearing Mi neapolis 40 (66), New Orleans 65 ( 85), New York 45 ( 62), held on April 27. 1978 ordered that all _ Condominiums Straighteners, Heliarc eURNSIDE Has a new Hating In Bolton that Is a gem. Ridge Countiy Club, with a Street, 643-2171. MOLDED FORMICA top and map of said subdivision is on claims must be presented to tbe 2 f — Homes for Sale 8th District welders. Must be able to pass Phoenix 55 (86), San Francisco 49 (65), Seattle 37 ( 60), St. beautiful view. Also, in paneled bar with two shelves 24 <— Lots-Land lof Sale CONVALESCENT file in the office of the Town fiduciary on or before July 27. 1978 or PWA quaUfication test. CaU Elegant 8-room U&R Raised Ranch with 2 ^ Louis 46 (62), Washington 52 (71). Bolton, one acre building lot SEARS PORTABLE Dryer - and four stols: $175. 6468028. be barred as by law provided. 2b Invastmani Properly Join Us On Bualneaa Opportunity Clerk. Pearl J. Hultman. 26 — Business 'Property 643-1S18, or comp in, 168 HOME baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, 1 acre lot near center, $12,000. Phllbrick Harvest Gold. Very good con­ Robert E. Gorton, Ass't. Clerk 27 — Resort Property SUNDAY, MAY 7 DONUT Forest Street, Manchester. SMALL ENGINE Service loaded with fruit trees and shrubs plus wall-to- Agency, Realtor, 646-4200. dition. $75. Call 289-8942 TWO PAIRS of bucket seats The fiduciary is: 28 Real Estate Wantad 209-9573 anytime. from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 Chairman Joan C. Behrend MISC. SERVICES^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• . K. of C. Hall Corporation - expanding 30 — Travel ' LEGAL SECRETARY - East wall carpet throughout, 2 family rooms and pair white. Excellent condi­ James S. Klar, 36 Lakeview Circle — P tn o n a lt 2 BAKER dealer network. No Skaneateles, N.Y. 13152 31 Sarvtcas Uttered Hartford law firm seeks Proparty 28 9x7 BRAIDED RUG - In tion. $50 pair. 6338131. Secretary 32 — Paim$ng-Papartng STEAL One night and/or experience necessary. more. Priced In the upper $50's and worth It. Homaa For Sale 23 Homaa lor Sale Invastmani 017-05 diversified, experienced legal colors. Recently cleaned and 013-05 '33 — BuiTding-Contractin( RIDE WANTED froml:!: FlIAMAIIXn 2 days per week. MECHANIC WANTED For Complete training program. ‘U- — RooIng.Siding secretary with excellent PRIVATE INVESTOR wants in good condition for sale. $50. SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, Manchester Green to:g Quality product mandatory general repairs. Must have $500. Investment required to 35 — Healing-Plumbing AND BAKE SALE typing and shorthand. Salary experience. Must have own JUDY PYKA income real estate in 64^5690 after 5. sand, stone, fill, processed 36 — Flooring Bartholomew Avenue in Hart- i:.; Apply start your own business. Ideal LEGAL NOTICE 37 — Moving-TrucVing-Sloraga ford, from 8:30 to 4:30 Mon- ii|; commensurate with skills. tools. Good starting wage. for retired or part time. Thinks this 5 room 8-year-old Ranch located on Manchester area, 4 gravel.For deliveries, call 36 — Services Wanted day thru FYiday. Call 643-5625, S..,....;.;.;..;.;.;.;.;.,.,.;.,.;.,.. Excellent working conditions. Details on request. Mr. Coventry Lake Is a great buy. This year-round AHOLD NEW DU apartments or more. 643-6557, 80 INCH COCOA Brown hide- George H. Griffing, Inc. An­ after 5 p.m. ^.:.:.:.:.v.y.-.:.v.:.:.:.y.:.v MISTER DONUT a-bed sofa, $200. Call after 5 dover, 742-7886. TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT MISC. FOR SALE All fringe benefits. For ap­ Barker. ESCAA Field 8up«rb profbMional Mrvlc* with after 5 p.m. 28S Wm I MIddIo Tpko. MATERIAL HANDLERS - home has 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplaced living •••••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m. 5664634. ADJOURNED SPECIAL TOWN MEETING 40 — Household Goods pointment call, 688-2233. Training Division, Box 619, ■ pluu. If you aro thinking of 41 _ Articles lor Sale RUSSELL’S BARBER It Halp W anlad 13 Manchoatar Warehouse people - Short- and Wading River, New York. room, plus 100' on the WATER. Priced to sell at Bualnaaa Proparty 26 DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 The Electors and Citizens qualified to vote in town meetings 42 — Building Supplies Stylinjg Shop where everyone long-term positions available, WHOLESALE 11792. buying or tailing, call ua. WE BUY AND SELL Used yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, 43 — Pattf -Birds- Dogs $48,900.... Also could be rented In winter, while furniture. One piece or entire of the Town of Andover, Connecticut, are hereby notified and — is welcomed, with or without for a few days or weeks. We DISTRIBUTOR SEEKS A A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck gravel ancf more stone. 643- 44 Liveslock AUTOMOTIVE PARTS charge you no fee. Apply dal­ you enjoy It In the summer. household. Cash on the line. 9 ^ . warned that the Special Town Meeting held on April 29,1978 was 45 _ Boats & Accessories an appointment. If an appoint­ Counter man - Some responsible person for MANY PEOPLE only dream ready to go. Call today. 203- 46 _ Sporting Goods ly, Manpower Inc., 800 Silver 6778116. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. adjourned for a referendum vote on the voting machines on the ment is preferred, please call experience required. Call 643- deliveries and counter help. of owning Uielr own business. 47 _ Garden Products MASSEUSSES - Experienced, Lane, Blast Hartford. Oass n license. Benefits, paid BUILDING - Hardware, resolution under item 7 of the Notice. The Referendum will be 48 — Antiques 646-6659. Comer of Oak and 9591 for appointment, or apply Perhaps It’s time for you to CARL ZINSSER or will train. Phone 648-9880 vacation and profit sharing. Baaort Proparty 27 USED REFRIGERATOR - ceiling ' tile, paneling, files, held at Andover Elementary School, Andover on Wednesday 49 - Wanted to Buy Spmee Streets, Manchester. in person at Alcar Auto Parts, for an interview appointment. pursue that dream. I have Has a unique business opportunity for you. A RECEPTIONIST NEEDED Call for appointment 649-4563. over 1,000 businessesa for sale Barbara B. Wainbarg G.E. 2 door, white, excellent construction items, Saturday May 10,1978 between thehoursof 6:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. to vote RENTALS 226 Spruce Street, condition. $125. 646-7378 _ Rooms lor Rent for East Hartford Orthodon­ by owners. Many for store plus a S-room apartment above. Ideal for QRI Raaltor FOUR SUMMER COTTAGES and Sunday, 81 Tolland Turn­ on the following question: 52 Manchester. ICE CREAM TRUCK Drivers tist Office. 4 1/2 day week. TELLERS- Full and part FOR SALE- 3 waterfront In evenings, . 742-9476. , .pike, , Manchester (next to Ar- S3 — Apartments lor Rent needed - Mr. Softee of East minimum down. For free family business like grocery store, antique ■SHALL THE TOWN OF ANDOVER APPROPRIATE 8662,000 54 — Homes for Rent Send resume to Box N, c/o time. Heritage Savings It brochure write: Interstate prime location. You can save cadia Restaurant) 646-5707, 55 _ Business tor Rent CLERK TYPIST / Recep­ Hartford and Glastonbury. store, pizza shop, etc. Asking $41,500. Call for FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A GYMNASIUM AT ANDOVER — Manchester Herald. Loan, Manchester and Tolland Business Marketing, P.O. Box money If you are a hand' 56 Resort Properly for Rent □ EMPLOYMENT tionist - Manchester company Call 568-4837 anytime. man. Location, Charleston HALF PRICE ON Guitars, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, AND ISSUE BONDS AND NOTES 57 _ Wanted to Rent is looking for a mature in­ Offices. CaU 6494586. Equal 1888,) Pueblo, Colo. 81002. details. MARLBOROUGH 2 family 6- SIX ROOM CAPE - Dormers, ~ □ MiSC. FOR SALE 56 - Misc for Rent AVAILABLE PART Time opportunity employer. Spencer, Mass. Lake Etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main TO DEFRAY SAID APPROPRIATION? ” dividual that possesses good 6 3 bedrooms, oversized acre garage, fireplace. Desirable Halp Wanlad 13 BAKERY SALESWOMAN position In an Insurance Agen­ SERVICE BUSINESS - With location. Principals only. Call Cranberry. Will take Street, New Britain, 225-1977. Ruth K. Munson, Clerk of the Municipality AUTOMOTIVE BOB ALIBRIO lot, walk ou$ basement, ideal Artlelaa lor Bala 61 _ Autos for Sale Experience preferred.ireferred. SteadStet cy. Experienced In Fire & COLLEGE STUDENTS - We a week income available in | 529-9657. mortgage. Call 568-5228. 41 Send for catalog. 009-15 62 _ Trucks for Sale woK. Hours'llinclude Saturday -Casualty Lines preferred. are looking for qualified peo­ Would like to show you this charming S-room for rec room, near Route 2, — SALES POSITION - Straight der pressure at times. Good this area.'A cash business. walk to beach, $300. monthly -66- Heavy Equipment for Sale commissions, leads fumisned and Sunday, before Please call 644-2528 for ap­ ple for telephone work. If you Minimum investment Ranch on the West Side. Three bedrooms, eat- MANCHESTER- Tremendous liaal Batata Wantad 28 ALUMINUM sheets used as KIMBELL 500 Swinger Organ 64 Moiorcycles-Bicycles salary and fringe benefit la k e ry . pointment. income for one side. Tenants — printing plates, .007 thick, - never used, $750. (Jail after 4 TOWN OF MANCHESTER 65 Campers-Trailers-Moblle to homeowners. Cali 242-5402 noon, Parkad'e : nave a pleasant telephone rejjUired. 203827-0550,203481- value. 3 bedroom Colonial, i: package. Cali Mrs. Claude Parkade Shopping Center, in kitchen, all new doors, and more. Priced at pay all utilities. Quiet ALL CASH! 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for p.m. 6468629. Homes between 8 a.m - 12 noon, 847- voice, ana are wUUng to work neighborhood, won't last. $57,- garage. Recently remodeled! 66 L Automotive Service Manchester. hard for a good hourly rate, only $37,900. within 24 hours. Avoid $1. Phone 643-2711. 6Z-J- Auloa for Reni-Leasa EXCELLENT opportunity to 1457. 900. O’Rourke Realty MLS, Must see. East Coast Realty, learn wholesale hardware plus commission, we have a RESTAURANT FOR SALB- 528-9668, evenings, 524-4916. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes LEGAL NOTICE 633-1411, 569-1030. Corporation, 6468131. business. Good working con­ CLERK - General office - RETIRED GENTLEMEN Job for you. Pleasant working By owner. Prime location. To See Any of These Fine Listings | ditions, short hours. 522-107. Wanted - Ideal driving posi­ SALES­ atmosphere. Call 569-4990. Parking facilities. Near air­ ELLINGTON-7 Room The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on May 1,1978 made Diversified duties. Figure SELLING your house? Call us TAG SALES L oti and Found apititude. Apply in person, tion for dependable, healthy craft, htast Hartford. Phone Telephone Colonial. On treed 3/4 acre. 4 the following decisions: IF YOU ARE an attractive persons under age 69. 3-5 WOMAN RN PUBLIC HEALTH - 5698320, Sundays 6484264. 8 WOODSIDE STRftET bedrooms. Formal dining first and we’II make you a Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye Manchester - conmieted 1977.. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Appl. No. 607 — U & R Housing Corp. — 27 Patriot Lane — LOST - Saturday, Holl Street. motivated woman we need Street, South Windsor. hours per day. No nights. No 7 a.m . to 3 p.m. Opening for part time. 4 days room. Fireplaced livira room. 160 X 200 lot. Greenhouse, Realtor, 643-1577. MAYFAIR ART and CRAFT Variance APPROVED. 8 month old male cat. Long you. If you are looking for a weekends. Long Holiday Monday thru Friday per week. Staff nurse. Begin­ SltueOon Wanted 15 646-1511 Carpeting. Eat-in kitchen. 1 4 FAMILY TAG SALE - cedar siding, wood beams, Appl. No. 606 — Robert McNeilly, Jr. — 130 Chambers Street — hair, orange Tabby. Call 646- lamorous, challenging pqsi- LOCAL FOOD BROKER July & August ( .C all! ning June 19Ui. IhibUc Health 1/2 baths. 2 car garage, MARKET Sunday May 7. 10 Drapes, new area rugs, bikes, 1464. ion, with a new Perisian 643-2414. Mature Adult Nursing Association of Coven­ WILL CARE FOR Con­ brick floor downstairs, wide ^ c e llra t condition. $57,^. IMMEDIATE Cash for your a.m. till 6 p.m., Vernon beds and spreads, sofa, Variance APPROVED. Seeks part time secretary ap­ pine upstairs, solid pine property. Let us emlain our Center Middle &hool. Over 80 Ccosmetic line, you need us. proximately 25 hours per try. Cdl 74^7369 for appUca- valescents, days or weekends. Principals only'. 872-4417. sewing machine, games, Appl. No. 609 - Ernest Saur — 92 Bolton Street - Variance P a n o n a lt 236-2381, 633-3^. MACHINIST - Experi tion, weekday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ehtperienced, with references. cabinets. Solar, plus wood, lair proposal. Call Mr. FINE ARTISTS and CRAFTS fireplace set, ski boots, week. Must he excellent typist lus gas heat. Low low utility Belflore, M7-1413. PERSONS. Admission $1.00. DENIED. with dictaphone experience. lathe operator - set up and An Equal Opportunity Pleaae call 8728785. MANCHESTER- South toaster oven, baby furniture, Appl. No. 608 — Diane Donofrio — 44 Grandview Street — RUSSELL’S BARBER & PHONE FROM Home to ser­ work from blueprints. Use 288 Wm I MIddI* Tpk*. Employer. Ills. Shown by appointment. Farms- One block from Mar­ much miscellaneous. May 6th. Short hand not necessary. Open house Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. MAY WE BUY your home? Variance APPROVED. Styling Shop, Where everyone vice our customers in the Please send resume to Box M, precision measuring gauges. ManchMtor Privata Inatruethna 15 E tin School. 7 1/2 room im­ GARAGE SALE - Saturday, St 7th., 9 to 5, 125 Hollister is welcomed, with or without First shift, overtime MATURE Babysitter Needed ^-9795, 6438065 or 649-3^. Quick, fair, all cash and no May 6th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Street. Rain date May 13th St Appl. No. 605 — Burton L. and Joan D. Larson — 106V and 114 Manchester area. Flexible c/o Manchester Herald. maculate Cape with awnings. an appointment. If an appoint­ hours. Super earnings. 249- available, insurance program. - First weekend of every, RE54EDIAL READING and Attractively landscaped. problems. CaU Warren E. Large Cedar closet, rifle 14th. Avery Street — Variance APPROVED with conditions. ■ Own Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. ment is preferred, please call 7773. BOOKKEEPER - Private Also, p r t time ex^rienced month. Manchester area. math; individualized work Jalousied porch with racks, household goods. Take 646-6659. Corner of Oak and retired machinist. Inquire: transportation. Call 643-8430. Redwood, (off Hillstown Rd.), TAG SALE - Saturday May 6, All variances effective in accordance wRh General Statutes. country club. Experienced in­ RESPONSIBLE PERSON program, (lst-6th grade) by DELIGHTFUL 6 ROOM capreting. Patio. First floor Spruce Streets, Manchester. WANTED - Gas station atten­ Chapel Tool Company, 81 RANCH- Formal dining area. family room formal dining WOULD UKE TO buy four then Debbie to 56 Lorraine 9 a.m. Including HO train set. Notice of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk’s of­ dividual capable of assuming Looking for full time perma­ master’s degree teacher. 566- bedroom older Colonial - dant, full or part time. Woodland St., Manebestar. NURSES AIDES-FuU time aU 8075. 3 bedrooms, customized room, fireplaced Uving room, Road, Manchester. 71 Vernon Street, Manchester. fice. full responsibility for all func­ nent position to work 3 to 11 shifta. Etmerience preferred Preferably in the Porter RIDE WANTED from Mature, responsible person tions through trial balance kithen and livi^ room. 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, 2 car ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Manchester to New Britain, shift at Center Street Gas Sta­ but we will train. Apply in per­ ZINSSER AGENCY Street area. Please call TAG SALE- Sat., May 6th., 9 TAG SALE - Rain or shine - for third shift. References. and quarterly tax returns. tion. $3 per hour plus Incei^ PIANO INSTRUCTION - Screened porch. Front and garage, aluminum siding. By Paul J, Rossetto, Secretary early morning hours. Call Call 871-1698. son, Etast Hartford Convuea- rear patios, more! 649-1256. owner. $63,900. 6468076. private party, at 647-1567. to 6. 326 C enter S treet, table saw, radial arm saw. Dated this 5th day of May, 1978. Benefits. Call Mr. Roberto, at live. Call 646-9415. Experienced, creative Manchester. Large collection Oa\i Larkin desk, leaded win­ after 5, 643-1257. 568-4730 for interview. EXTRUDER cent Home, 745 Main Street, teacher. Degree; state and 008-05 East Hartford. of furniture, tvs, stereos, dows, tools, and household PART TIME Driver for NURSE FOR Physicians Of­ national certification. AU $$WORMS$$ - Free Local school buses. We will train OPERATOR levels, beginners welcome. appUances, glassware, bric- items. Saturday and ; unday 9 PART TIME Early morning fice Monday thru Friday, 12 to DUPLEX - 4 & 4. 2 car gar­ brac.and mint condition Worm Growing Seminar. For responsible applicants. Call Cleaners -18 hours per week, Experience helpful, but PART TIME Help- general kUny extras. Gretcben Van a.m. to 2 p.m. 131 ’.’^ s id e Reservations Call: Mr. ■i ^.m. Ttairsday 9 tq_8 p.m. p im shop duties. Apply at age. Inground pool. Cabana. BUSINESS & SERVICE clothing. AU very reasonable. Street, Manchester. 643-2414. 6 days a week. No experience mechanical aptitude and Why, 6478751. LEGAL NOTICE Saturday 9 to 1 p.m. !1 . Tommy’s II, 267 East Crater Separate uUlities. (juie't area. Seminar, Collect (303)-778- necessary. Call 523-0220, dependability are 1026. Street, Manchester. Good Income. Newly GARAGE SALE-Saturday & NOTICE OF ORDER CABINET MAKERS Wanted - between 9 and 1 p.m. necessary for this position SECRETARY - Manchester GUITAR, BANJO LESSONS: remodeled. $59,900. CaU 64^ GIANT TAG SALE - Many Fully experienced only need Sunday. 51 Huckleberry Lane, ON as a Machine Operator. Law Office. Shorthand Experienced with children 0684. Manchester. Something for items will be available. Satur­ apply. Displaycraft, 643-9557. agra 5-aduIts. No musical ISSUANCE PERMIT Announcamanta EXPERIENCED DELI Fully paid company required. Full time. Please CLERK TYPIST. Aptitude for everyone. Rain or shine. day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at WITHIN BOUNDS OF benefits. Call... seM resume to Box MM, c/o figures essential. Apply background required. Free 256 Green Road. Manchester. PART TIME Weekend Laun­ CLERKS - Imediate part time loan instrument. " ’ INLAND WETLANDS AND WATERCOURSES openings available. Must be 6 4 3 - 0 2 4 0 Manchester Herald. Pillow Tex, 49 Regent Street, TAG SALE- Wood work and dry help - first and second Manchester. rapid progress. Town of Bolton shift. Apply in person to able to work between the WMkdaya from miscellaneous. Saturday, 153 BARTENDER WANTED - DIRECTORY Wetherell Street, Manchester. TAG SALE - Outdoors. Table 222 Bolton Center Meadows Convalescent hours of 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. 8 u.m. to 4 p.m. SefMoft-ClassM space $5. 289-0874. (Inside if Applicants must be 18 years Apply In person 11 a.m. to 2 CARPENTER - Experienced Bolton, Connecticut 06040 Application #513 Home, 333 Bidwell Street, p.m., Ellington Ridge Country rain) aturday May 6th., 9:36 Manchester. or over. Excellent starting only. To work in Manchester- FOR THE BEST—Manchester jf PalnOng-Paparlng 32 Building-Contracting 33 FOUR FAMILY TAG SALE - After reviewing an application to conduct a regulated activity Club, 56 Abbott Road SurvfcM Oftortd 31 Sarvicaa OHarad Saturday, May 6th. 8 to 4. 7 2:30. Wesley Memorial rate and fringe benefits. For Wilimantic area. Call 742- Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Church, 110 Ellington Road within an inland wetland and watercourse area in the Town of Ellington. _ > k 1 h M bhcM m •) U L T W Berkeley Drive, Vernon, just COMMUNICATIONS Cable personal interview, apply a t,. DIMENSIONAL Inspector 6062, between 8 and 9 p.m. HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch FIRST CLASS Carpentry - Boiton, with due consideration of all material submitted to this pupils per teacher. FREE in­ taniii tta paalv UadMihr ma lilli C&M TREE SERVICE - Free WINDOW CLEANING ■ off Lake Street. (Route 5) East Hartford. Inc. Needs extruder trainees, Motts Shop Rite Super with expelerience for first shift. troductory lesson with this ad. y it iDw^ly ai$it1iM. l y t mi af- painted for $150-$200 by Remodeling and Additions. Department concerning this applications, and after reviewing Market, 214 Spencer Street, estimates, discount senior Whether it be your office, b) Nonna Twlford machine operators, second Apply Monday thru Friday. CaU 6468306, or 6488549. hf bafli bsfio v$ mbvl citizens. Company scheduling now. Professional Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 TAG AND BAKE Sale - Bolton the record of the public hearing held on this application on shift only, 4 p.m. to 12 p.m. Manchester,' Conn. An Equal store front or residence, call TAG AND CRAFT Sale- Klock Company, 1366 Tolland Manchester owned and Quality Maintenance, Inc., lot considers any job. 2869287, Years Experience! For Free Congregational Church, May Friday, March 10,1978 and in accordance with Section 22a-41 of Starting pay $3.50 an hour Opportunity Employer. Turnpike. Ek|ual Opportunity evenings or weekends, Don. Saturday May 6 10 a.m, - 4 Aside from home prices SPECIAL EDUCATION operate. Call 646-1327. your Window Cleaning needs. Estimates, call 646-4239. p.m. Nathan Hale School, 160 6, 10-2 New Mothers Day the 1977 Revision to the Connecticut General Statutes, the Com- ’ after two month training Employer. CARRIERS NEEDED Center - suquner tutoring ses- Jewelry. and swinging,^ mortgage MAN TO WORK IN Gas Sta­ PiULBRIGK 6468845. Spruce Street, Manchester. missioner of Environmental Protection finds that: money, the inost difficult period. Full benefits. 5 Glen sion for learning or TOM FLANAGAN- Painting, CUSTOM HOMES - Additions, Road, Manchester. tion and clean up used cars. STATION ATTENDANT GARDENS ROTO TILLED- 1. The applicant proposes to develop ballfields, roadways, beach part of moving for many For New Routes that will be behavioraUy disable students Agency LAWN CARE & Painting ■ Interior/exterior. Papering. recreation rooms, roofing, TA^* SALE - Saturday May 6 Steady work, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Needed full time. Apply in Call Paul or David Knbx, 643- General repairs. Fully in­ TAG SALE- Sunday May 7,10 (7-adult). Certified, 8366, 6438824. Two college students wiU dc siding,. liuaUty Work! Best and Sunday May 7. 186 Bolton enlargement, bath house, and other facilities. This environment home buyers is the RN or LPN - Full or part 5 days a week. Call Buddy person Gorins Sports Car CONTEMPORARY sured. Calf now for Free Prices! Bud 'Talaga, 742-8732, a.m. thru 6 p.m. Furniture, experienced teacher. $68 per painting, lawn maintenance, tools, hobbies, games, Center Road, mlton. Poker is known as ’’Indian Notch Park” located east of Boljon Lake, business of relocation. time. 3 to 11. Laurel Manor, 91 Krebs Pit Stop, Route 6, Center, Route 83, ’Talcottville. opening in the Rockville and Vernon hour. Registration 68 p.m. RANCH, IN-LAW Estimate. 6461949. or 6464501. table, antiques, toys, pain­ west of Tolland Road in the Town of Bolton (Exhibit A). Sizing up a new community Chetnut Street, 649-4519. Bolton, Ct. 6464539. APARTMENT CARPET Installations - Stair 0^ job. Free estimates. MUie clothing. 181 Loomis Street, a r o s e 6468652. Shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Sherman - 6461432, Mickey 6 4 6 ^ . tings, and much mis­ in a new metropolitan area EXPERIENCED PERSON PAPER HANGING - a d d it i o n s , GENERAL cellaneous. 2. A drainage ditch and aal5 inch culvert are proposed to FLORAL DESIGNER - Full Twelve room Contemporary Steam Cleaning. Free Simon - 6461564. transmit surface water runofr through the recreational develop­ takes more than simply EMERGENCY MEDICAL With good office, communica­ A JEWISH NURSERY Ranch including an attractive Professional Paper Hanger, Carpentry-Garages, sundecks, or Part lime. 649-443, tion and typing skills. Must be EsUmates. Call 6498265. Graduate of Professional TAG SALE- Saturday Sunday ment (Exhibit A, Transcripljpage 4 & 5). checking in with the local Technicains. Apply 1739 Main CALL TOM COLLEHI SCHOOL? A nursery school three room In-law apartment. Tbe Q UALITY CHIMNEY roofs. Repairs of aU kinds. 9 to 5 p.m. 79 French “ TAG SALE - Saturday May etween 9 and 5. conscientious and responsible. main house, spacious and open, Paper Haiuing School. 871-9158, 6th. and Sunday May 7th., 10 3. To onsite sanitary septic system has been approved by the mortgage banker and Street, East Hartford. wlUi Jewish content Is being ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers CLEANING ■ The majority ol Bolton. Downtown Hartford tocation. considered for ToUand Coun^ boasts a sunken Uving room, large References. Free Estimates. a.m, to 4 p.m., 154 School State Health Department and the Town Sanitarian (Transcript. looking over the local at 647-9946 and attics, moving large chimneyley fires occur because school system. In selecting 2 Announcements Send resume to Box KK, c/o and the surrounding com­ formal dining room, four of negligence. CaU 7469375, Painting interor. Dean SmlUi, ...... z t t Street. Women’s and men’s page 12). Announoamanta Manchester Herald. bedrooms, three baths, huge pllances. Also stone or loam 6465241...... ta g SALE - Girl Scouts, cor­ a town: Visit three or four munities. If you are interested anytime. Reasonable rates. RooUng-BUIng-Chlmnay 34 ner Union Street and ToUand clothing, garage and fireplaces, family room, adjoining delivered. 644-1775. household items. Rain date, 4. The wetlands onsite in the Ballfield Alternate 4 area consist K-K-WS in being pan of a survra to game room, sauna, two car garage Turnoike. Manchester. Tents, towns in the new area in J.P. LEWIS St SON - Interior Saturday May 13th. of dense second growth Red Maple with some Ash on a drainage explore such a possibility, and more. |129,000. REWEAVING burns, boles. SUMMElf DAY CARE In BIDWELL Home Improve­ toys, knic-knacks, plants, etc. which your family may please caU 6494^. and exterior panting, slope (Lefor report). expect to live. Then narrow RANCH Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Licensed Manchester Home. paperhanging, and ment Co. Expert instailaUon Satuiday 10 to 4. Rain date, Accepting chUdren 48, for of aluminum siding, gutters TAG SALE 2 families. Satur­ 5. The function of the wetlands onsite are water sedimentation your choice down to one On S.e acres. $ rooms, family Window shades, Venetian remodeling. Fully insured. Sunday. PUBLIC NOTICE summer vacation season. and trims. Roofing iiutaUa- day May 6th., 9 to 4, Fur­ and runoff retention, to a certain degree, and wildlife habitat town before you start □ REAL ESTATE room, S bedrooms, fireplace, blinds. Keys. Tv for rent. 649-9658. niture, lamps, office chairs, Marlow’s, 667 Main St. 649- Fenced yard, outdoor play Uon and repairs 6498495, 876 TAG SALE - Saturday, May for small birds and mammals (Lefor report. Testimony page looking at houses. As breezeway. garage. $45,000. books, records, china set, 5221. ground, 2 meals, laundry and INFLATION FIGHTERS - 9109^______6th, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., 33 27). experts in the communities overtime services provided. Maple Street, Manchester. clothes and much mis­ CEDARETTES OF ICLtP & MAIL Homaa For Bala 23 TWO FAMILY Save 20% to 50% I Teachers cellaneous. Take Pine Street 6. Serious environmental impacts are not anticipated provided we serve and live in, we CaU 6461790.______SPECIALIZING cleaning and Household items, books, TUNXIS FOREST BUSINESS ZONE ODD JOBS Done - Cellars, at­ wiUi 19 years experienced. In­ off Center, 32 Walnut Street, siltation control is provided for during and after construction can give you an intelligent MANCHESTER - Spring tics, garages, yards cleaned, sure. 1 ^ Estimates. 646 repairing chimneys, roof, clothing and miscellaneous. GREAT FOR ED’S UGHT t r u c k in g - At- Manchester. (Lefor report). guidance based on your Street locaUon. Attractive 8- moving, trucking. Loam for 1609, 7428764. newroofs. Free estimates. 30 NAME PROFESSIONALS tlcs and cellars cleaned. Years Experience. Howley, GARAGE SALE- Saturday 7. The proposed project was conceptualized by Ihe Bollon needs and personal MAIL TO: room Connecticut Gambrel Ten rooms. Bach floor has two sale. Lawn service. No job to ...... 4...... TAG Reasonable rates. CaU 646 6465361. May 6Ui., 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., 156 STEAL FLEA MARKET and Conservation Commission in 1964 as an important open space preferences. nesUed on a beautiful wooded b^room i. living room, dining big or small. 568-8522. Building ContraeUng 33 Bake sale - Antiques - Make aura that If you ADDRESS lot. Country kitchenj two room, kitchen and bath, 2

IHAST BW ■ OF w ■ THE■■■» RIVER■■■■Has REAL■ i- ESTATE ^ MARKETEQUAL HOUSING EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARWET EQUAL HOUSING EQUAL HOUSING GET MORE witFY 646-8i5A REAL ERTATE ISENTRY If you’re buying IR N COMPANY % liCAL ESTATE S B M I ^ Gayle or selling a home, jiT ln 130 East Caotar Straal • M anchailar, Connacticut 08040 • Tataphona (203) 8464280 talk with us. THE HONEYMOON WAS GREAT, BUT... Ogren now you need a place to live. ..Rent is high so why not buy. Prompt, professional results. That’s what you expect from any real estate company, but You need someUiing not too big...We've got It! Tills "cute Real Ettate as a button" home has so much to offer, new bath, large Editor what you get depends on the people who serve you. That’s why you should talk with The private yard, one car garage. 833,500. Barrows People. •34,500 Fiv6 room, threo bedroom Cape. Aluminum siding, NEW LISTING SAVERS (Quality built 7-room Dutch Colonial in excellent location. above ground redwood swimming pool. Immediate In ten minutes a leaky faucet can fill up an ordinary Country kitchen, formal dining room, 114 baths, oversized occupancy. four ounce clip. In a year that same faucet can waste l,6ti 2-car garage. Please don't wait. gallons of hot water. RAISED RANCH What Is Your Property Worth? Drip, Drip, Drip — Often all that a drippy faucet needs lovers. We have two lovely homes in desirable Westwood Is the replacement of a worn washer. The procedure Is location. Both are newer and have been meticulously PEHED & PAMPERED Wt will Inipcct your proporty simple. First, shut off the water to the faucet. Then, un­ maintained. Too many features to list here. Call for ...by particular people. This 4 bedroom, 214 bath Colonial screw the faucet handle, and take the apparatus apart details. is In mint condition and was built with such extras as 1st ind •uggott on Mking prieo. piece by piece. floor family room with fireplace, 1st floor laundry, tile (No obllsatlon). foyer, deck off family room, fenced yard, and 2 car over­ A Running Toilet — This condition can be caused either INVESTMENT DONHORRIQAN EVERETT BARTH SHIRLEY BOETTCHER BARBARA B08ETTI Aik ui about our guorintoo aaln Buyers. We have several two and three family homes in sized garage. Take advantage of this super opportunity. by a water level that is too high (corrected by lowering 868,900. ___ _ _ plan lodaylll the water level arm), or by a worn out rubber tank ball in Manchester and East Hartford suited for your particular the bottom of the tank (corrected by a replacement). needs. Call for details. D . F . R E A L E Showers vs. Bath — Special showerheads and faucet 175 Main St. |B,„_ 646-4525 008 BURNSIDE AVE. nozzles are now available that can reduce the flow of .Q ^ Conmiotloit Mvd., East Hartfiml EAST HARTFORD water from eight gallons a minute to three. For a family 28B-4331 of four this savings could amount to 100 gallons of water a N. 1 ( 1 9 - 7 4 7 5 day.______V V ,i| . v ....

laORDON Realty Has The Eastern Real Estate Company MARY OABBEY KEN JACKSON DON TULEJA Key J o Your Future SELLING M O l l Y T We Don^t Homes . . . We Just Sell Them Consider Eastern’s Guaranteed Home Sale Program. Eastern will '‘SWGUliUTLY UMIXIE A m M S T V O r Rartiv wHl you find • homo with tho broathloklng boouty and qualHy guarantee the sale of your home within a specific period of time. Contact thot (Mb homo pobboobob. In oddWon to •+ rooms, botho, i Total Marketing (Iroplocoo, 3 goropoo, 2 patloo (ono brick and ono oM o) with w ro u (^ - one of our fuli time agents for details. iron fanes and profeeolonaMandecapbig, odd tho final loochoo — 1.1 aeroo, wkMHno brook, Irnground poo), 4 -room ki-law suKo and privacy — and tha la ‘‘aomathlng vary spaclar at 1107 ,0 00 . Services: PURCHASING An incredibly effective, multi-office sales network provides broad market VERNON ’65,900 Consider Eastern’s expertise in the residential marketplace. With one of our exposure for buyers and sellers. If super construction, plus a beautifully planned home with spacious rooms and a full time agents avaiiabie to serve you, we wili expose all the available MLS — Computerized multiple listings make home screening and selection We Are: properties that fit both your needs and pocketbook. Your time is our time. very reasonable price is appealing to you, fast and easy. do not delay in seeing this quality built, 6 Old enough to be experienced... RELO — a prestigious national relocations service markets your home to room, 2 baths RANCH home. Young enough to be aggressive... prospective out-of-town buyers before they arrive here in Hartford. If LARGE enough to be efficient... A S K M E . “CUTE, NEAT AND C O Z T you’re relocating, we can put you in touch with a reputable member broker The small enough to be personalized. Two bodroom Ranch in BoHon, Immaculate thru-out, wood atovo, new carpeting, braazaway with aiidara to a nice prtvat# backyard with at your new destination while we’re selling your present home. Betty Petricca brook. Prtcod right at IM.OOO. Gallery of Loan Officer DHCFISH Homes mm realty company TEDFORD ttt-ltW EASTERN Do You Qualify? HOURS: DiHy 8:30 - 8 p.m. ( 6 REAL ESTATE Sundijrt CIOMd Eferitage Savings 6 4 7 -9 9 1 4 S it. 9 a.m. • 8 pjn. D The Professionals^^ lit &LoartAssociatioH • Since IS9I m JOIN AMS, — ■ 105 Main St S43-2174 fOEMNHSNE 1007 Main Street. Manchester Tel; 649-4586 THE BARROWS PEOPLEI THE OLD Autos For Salt 61 Articles lor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 Wanted to Buy 49 Apartments For Rent 53 Hornet lor Rent 54 Autos For Sale 61 KEEP SMILING IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - CRAMPT FOR SPACE?- 1974 CHEVELLE CLASSIC- TOLLAND COUNTY FiSH TANK STAND 815. SHEPHARD PUPPIES FOR CASH PAID Immediately - automatic transmission, We'll train you to be among the best in the business. Sewing machine cabinet 815. SALE. Friendly, family dogs, fo r gold je w e lry and Three room apartment - heat, King size 6 room duplex with KEEP HAPPY 1967 Caddy for parts, 8100, please call 659-0642, anytime, diamonds. Licensed broker hot water, appliances, securi- garage, washer, dryer and power steering, power brakes, VOLKSWAQEN 1968 CTievy for parts, 850. 649- for over 1/2 century. Savitt W, references, lease. Main more.. Ju st 8250. R ental air conditioned. Call after 5 p.m. 6464532. noun as 7661, between 9 and 4...... P .O .M .G . J e w e le rs , 35 Street location. Call after 6 Assistors, 236-5^. small fee. If you're a success-oriented person looking for a The Barrows Company provides an extensive ------...... ’Va Asylum Sreet, Hartford, 527- p.m. 646-3911. □ AUTOMOTIVE ERNOIHUMKSTnLIE ZEBRA KENKO 10 Speed. Livestock 44 WANT MORE PRIVACY? - 1968 VENTURA - Good mn- challenging and financially rewarding career, talk training' program that will enable you to get a firm Excellent condition, 8100. , c.oor.Mc • j ------PLEASANT FOUR Rooms - Secluded 2 bedroom Ranch ning condition. Moving, must with The Barrows Company. No matter what your grasp of the real estate business. Through Autoe For Sale 91 sell!'Recently assed inspec- *49,900 Midland CB, with power pack LEMONS indoor w a n t ed - Miniature Lathe, Second floor. Mature, respon­ with dining room and yard. 1177 BMU •3S9B background Is, you may be qualified to join The workshops, role playing and discussions, you will be Country Farm Mouse sible adults only. No pets. Only 8245. Rental Assistors, tion. Call 646-2 I, after 6 p.m. 4 dr., 6 cyl., auto, P.8 , alr/cond. New 6-room Colonial. Master bedroom, 12)4x19 with Much new — some old — Charm, 7 room, 3 car, barn, and power mike, 875. Sound Unimat, Sears, or whatever taught how to use your knowledge etfectively. With Design SterTO, with BSR turn- you m ig h t h a v e , w ith Security. Call 649-5897, after 6 236-5646 small fee. 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 g linOMMM <4398 walk-in closet and )4 bath. Living room, 12)4x23)4 with Barrows People — a prestigious, self-motivated greenhouse, gardens and meadows, woods and privacy, ta b le , a ir su sp e n sio n seat. All levels accessories. Call Mai. 521- p.m. cylinders. Good condition. WE PAY 810. for complete 4 dr., 6 cyi.i auto., P.8 , a/c fireplace. First floor laundry, 28 , auto., P.S. THE NEW Quiet neighborhood. 8180. per Connecticut. ,sophl8tlcated sales techniques. Omcoa-Storot lor Ron! 55 CORVETTE CONVER'HBLE imVQlKSWMa 'IBBB ROUND DARK PINE dining Cafl 87i™87,^8 to"rajn^!'^^^ month, not including utilities. PLYMOUTH VOLARE Sadan, 4 cyl., auto stick. table with two leaves. Four after 5 o.m. Security required. Call 643- Premier 1976 - blue with wood 1966. Excellent condition. Red BOLTON NOTCH - For rent, grain, luggage rack, slant 6, with white top. New radials, chairs, two are captains. horse outboard Chevy 2353. small rustic bam, suitable for 20 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU Purchased at Marlborough engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 low mileage, power steering top and engine.. 643-8912. 1968 CHEVY CAPRICE - AU store or office. Parking. power, air conditioning, Barn Verv good condition horse Johnon outboard, $300. MANCHESTER - Main Street and brakes, electric rear win­ Inexpensive. 1-223-4460,7 a.m. dow defogger, standard shift. MUST SELL! 1956 Wlllys Jeep excellent running condition. $250. Call M9-7727. 228-0475 or 228-9550. - Three room apartment. - 9 p.m, Heated, hot water, Must be seen to be ap­ Wagoneer. New battery, 62,000 original miles. Some ELDEBROCK HIGHRISE FOOT 1971 M.F G. n R P M T A I *5 preciated. 649-M88. brakes, muffler, fuel pump. body rust. Asking 8600. Call appliances. No pets. Security. MANCHESTER - Modem of­ 643-2328, between 4 and 7 p.m. aluminum 4 barrel intake Inboard-Outboard. 165 Mer- I-* n t M I fK U O Parking. 523-7047. Cali 643-2594. fice. Main Street. 750 or 1000 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4 manifold, fits Chrysler 318 or cruiser, with canvass top...... square feet. Heat and air con­ Westwood Sect. II 340. Never used 860.00 . 649- ^ a ^ m Trailer. „ speed, 6 cylinder, 4 new 1970 AMBASSADOR WAGON. 1970 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - *47,900 THREE AND A HALF ROOM ditioning. 646-2469, or 046-2755. 350 cu. in., automatic. Body 5 3 4 1 $4950. Call 649-1421. ______Restored Colonial. Heat, hot radials, (2 snows), excellent Power steering, power Ashford - Large Georgian Raised Ranch. Two Franklin BARROWS By JAMES A. MCCARTHY condition. 228-0475 or 228-9550. brakes, air conditioning. Good excellent. 20,000 miles on Only a few lots remaining. Call now to build your home. 3------on unoQC’Dnwc'R BRIGHTLY FURNISHED water. Parking. Central. OFFICE FOR RENT - Heavy fireplaces, large above-ground pool, 2 baths, family CB AVANTI - Astro Beam * HORSEPOWER Johnson . Qnlv mature gents condition. 81,000. Call 643- rebuilt motor. Best offer over 4 bedroom models w/treed lots, city utilities. Prices star­ References. Adults. 643-2171, traffic count, parking 81.500. Call 6434213 after 6:00 room, nice view. ______antenna. Heavy duty rotar, motor, good condition, 83W. accepted. S ecurity *and before 6:00. GOOD USED CARS - Firm 1274. 113 E. Center St. ting 863,500. available, wall-to-wall price. Call 2894433.1973 Buick p.m. 100 feet or 8-U Peraxiol cable in c lu d e s c o n tr o ls , 75 reference required. Kitchen carjieting, 8175 monthly. 646- and mounting straps. 8100. horsepower Johnson motor, privileges central location SECOND FLOOR - 4 1/2 Century, 81i^. 1973 Toyota 81450. 1973 Chevrolet Malibu 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA - 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA - LESfiENGER POOL TABLE Fischer series, M3-2691 after 5 p.m. rooms, convenient location, Haichback. Power steering, Excellent condition.. Brown R egal 28 foot w ith all 644-8841 after 6 p.m. ______tenant pays heat and electrici­ 81850. 647-1000 power brakers, air con­ with beige vinyl top. Call 649- MERRITT accessories, was 8800. will sell vn-MTiunp EXCELLENT FURNISHED ty. No pets. 8225 monthly. Call 9 E L L S ra ditioning. Excellent running 6643, after 5 p.m. 648-1180 m for 1/2 price. 643-6286.------Room^to^male^-^No^M after 3 p.m. 649-8962. OFFICE SPACE VW EXTRAVAGANZA! 1969 ^uareback, auto, mechanical condition. 81650. (Jail after 5 646-8713 hs- ^ FOR RENT p.m., 6464494. 1974 LINCOLN Continental - 2 MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 fuel injection (running before G .E ^ 'T y e a t^ ir^ x c e lle n t ™ a t‘io?'waTer L ? Z ‘k ^ Security. 830 weekly. 6494003. 250 square feet, ceptef of winter) two bug hoods, type -3 door hardtop, with air con­ room apartment. Stove, ■ Manchester, air cooditloalng and ditioning, power seats and condition, asking 8250. Call THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - joarking. Call 645^ 1. , pan with disc brake front end, FOR SALE - 1974 VW Kar- refrigerator. No pets. Adults. power windows. 60,000 miles. 646-8255 after 6 p.m. ^fter 5 p.m. Birch House Women. Central­ 8180. 646-3167, ^^3540. I standard transmission, mis­ mann Gbia. 4 speed ratio. One Manchester cellaneous type 3 body parts, owner. Good condition. Call Asking 82,900. 643-0838, ly located. Downtown between 6-9 p.m. SINGER SEWING Machine Manchester. Kitchen MANCHESTER - June 1st. oc­ spare disc brake front end, 7424998. Portable. Excellent condition extra set wheels with radials. LUXURIOUS Garden Products 47 privileges. Call 049-2358. • cupancy. 3 bedroom duplex in RB$ori PropBrty 1974 MAVERICK - 4 door 835. Antique Knee Hole desk, newer 2 family home. For Ront 56 First 8250 takes all. Phone 643- 1970 FORD MAVERICK 8- 8150. 643-M13. Includes appliances and wall- cylinder. New tires, clutch sedan, air conditioned; 89,000 LOAM - Rich Loam off TWO ROOMS - Furnished, 219 miles, good running c o itio n , •>V' Center Street, One room at to-wall carMting. Heat not in­ and exhaust system. farmland. 86 per yard, 5 cubic COTTAGE FOR RENT - Lake 1975 DODGE VAN • 38,000 Excellent running condition. asking 8950. 6ti4ie8 between B u ild in g SuppHst 4 2 yard minimum. Call 643-9918, 211 Center Street. cluded. 8290 monthly. Security front. Available June 15tb., BARROWS and references required. 2 miles, automatic, 6 cylinder, 8450. 6464647. 6-9 p.m. thm Labor Day. Either week­ 83,300. call after 6 p.m. 295- NATURAL STONE for HANGING POTS CLEAN FURNISHED Room - children. No pets. Ckill 647- ly or monthly. For informa­ retaining walls, veneers, Geraniums, Petunias and For gentleman. Central loca­ 9636. tion call, 643-7605, or 649-2871. 9879. WALLACE patios, etc. Pick up by the other flowering vegetable and tion. Call 6464701 after 6 p.m. COMFANV pound or delivery by the ton, foliage plants. Also combina­ INCLUDES HEAT- 2 EASTHAM CAPE COD - 3 1971 DODGE ROYAL VAN + VOLKSWAGEN MANCHESTER PARKADE Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, tion pots. Quality plants at PLEASANT CORNER Room - bedrooms with appliances and Bedroom Cottage. Heated. — Passenger, T4, automatic, . 649-3163. reasonable prices. Ponticelli's For mature gentleman. Walk yard for children. Just 8225. Linens fumisbecT Near hay. power steerinjg/brakes. in closet. Garage. Ckmvenient- Rental Assistors, 236-5646 Excellent. Camping extras. DIESEL 646-7833 Greenhouse, 427 North Main Grant MacNeill, RR Box 119, TEN MUCTIPU U 8 TINQ SENVICEf THREE MULLION Street, Manchester. ly located. 643%04. small fee. Eastham Mass. 02642, or call 7424630. OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT WINDOWS- Like new. 850. 617-255-5827. MANCHESTCR Call 643-6680. A n ilq u tt 48 Apartmanla For Rant 53 A REAL BARGAIN- lovely 2 1972 OPEL GT - Excellent Four bedroom custom Colonial. 2% baths, bedrooms with basement Wantod to Rani 57 motor, paint, interior. New 52 Miles Per Gallon Forest Hills. Like new 8-room Colonial. WANTED. Antique furniture, LOOKING for anything in real patio and lots more. Only 8175. radials. Automatic. family room, den or office. Oversized 2-car Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 glass, pewter, oil paintings or estate rental - apartments. Rental Assistors, 23^5646. TWO RSPONSIBLE Adults Economical. Must be seen! JUST LISTED First floor family room, fieldstone garage, all situated on a beautiful wooded homes, multiple dwellings, no small fee. 7424630. /llso In Stock—1978 Professional DOG-CAT BOARDING other antique Item s. R. with pets, need two or thres fireplace, formal dining room, eat-in lot. This home has many outstanding Harrison, 643-8709. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate bedroom apartmnt, duplex or Immaculate remodeled, two bedroom bathing/grooming. Obedience Associates,, Inc. 646-1980. EAST HARTFORD- Cozy 1 1066 FORD MUSTANG kitchen, 4 good sized bedrooms, 2Vt baths, features. Excellent value in $80’s. Relocation Service At No Extra dost! protection classes. Complete house. Reasonable. Call 547- RABBITS--DASHERS--BUSES Ranch. Huge fireplaced living room, Wa art ygur award-winning R8LO ra«l aalata TRADER WORLD Flea bedroom includes parking. 4920,643-1581, Ext. 232, before Convertible -Good running modern facilities.. Canine FOUR ROOM Apartment - Se­ Available now. Just 8120. Ren­ condiUon. 8875. Call 649-1451, modem kitchen and bath, full vinyl sidiig spacious sundeck, 2-car garage, lovely Call brokar baekad by ovar I I yarn ol axparlanea Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Market - Every Sunday as of 5:00 p.m. or 742-5203 after 6:00 Dick ZImmar or Jim McCavanagh April 23rd, Free To The cond floor. Adults only. No tal Assistors, 230-5M small p.m. after 4:30. SCIROCCOS— CAMPERS plus a ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME treed lot. $77,900. and tarvlon to trantfarrtd paopla' and com- Road, Manchester, For reser- Public! 397 Tolland Turnpike, pets. No appliances. Parking. fee. vatons please call 646-5971. Jin MeCavanaoh panlta. On# call putt ut to work marketing your Manchester,Conn., at Exit 94 References. Security. 649- FAMILY OF 7 Desires to rent 1974 VOLKSWAGEN 412- 2 WARRANTY. High $30’s. proporty hero and finding now property tor you 1265. SUPER SAVER- Carpeted 5 door. 50,000 miles. Radials. 6484702 847-1188 on 1-86. Dealer space 5 or 6 room house or duplex in ■nywhorp. POODLES - Guaranteed tiny available, 85.00. 646-9288, or room, near transportation. the East Hartford area. 4 Am/fm, 4 speed. Economical TOLLAND COUNTY "Profit With The Professionals'' toy puppies and stud services ONE BEDROOM Apartment - Heat paid. Only 8180. Rental adults, 3 children. Call 289- tran sportation. 872-4417, Call us lode,. at fair prices. 1423-8789. 872-3649. On Main Street. Available Assistors, 236-5646. small fee. 0426. anytime. E.D. TaiUel, Pm ldtnl HAND CROCHET TABLE June 1st. One months securi­ EMCIIlin IMSSEITO REM. ESTATE Associates, PUREBRED GERMAN ty. Small custodial tasks. No COUPLE WITH One child 1967 VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN Tha Barrowa & Wallace Company Shepherd pups ready to go. No CLOTH - 78 X 98. Excellent REALTORS . condition. 850. Call 643-0680. w ts or children. 8160 monthly. Homat lor Rani 54 needs 5 or 6 room duplex or CONVERTIBLE - Looks and REinn gL NL Inc. 648-1980 “ papers. 825. Call Greg 649-5197 Heat included. Call after 6 house. Reasonable. 649-8952. runs good. $195. Call 6434109 MANCHEStER HARTFORD Q after 7 p.m. Route 83, Vernon-Manchester line Wanted to Buy 49 p.m., 644-2314. BOLTON - Two bedroom after 8 p.m. 646-7133 72S-M15 home, with 11/2 baths. Stove WANTED TO RENT - Couple 646-2482 Robtri D. Murdeek, Rm Hot Let Ua Feature Your Houee Here SHELTIE Puppies beautifully YOUR USED CAR In running FIRST FLOOR Five Room and refriaerator. Fireplace. with 14 year old child and pet 1978 VEGA- Ehccellent condi­ J l marked sable. Home bred condition; ANY make, model, apartment, with appliances. Now avaHable. Asking 8400 would like S or 6 room house tion. 81*00. 3 speed stondard, 6 4 9 * 2 6 3 8 from champion line. Call 875- condition. Call us today, phone No pets. Security required. per month plus heat, call 643- or duplex. Call 6434518 after 6 am/fm, tape, call after noon, 1695, 528-1990. 8200. 6464786. 1570. p.m. I . 6494114. ACROSa DOWN Answer to Pravloua Punt# PAGE TEN-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 5, 1978 ...... MANCHESTTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, FrL. May 5, 1978— PAflR! RI.F-VEN-B 1 Jakvil'i 1 City In Hawaii ...... ****** iIi*toi*Fw*Sato...... it Aufoa for Sato * 6» Auto* for Salt ' SI Auto* for Sol* SI Auto* for Sato SI A u to i^ fo r J ^ . SI oppoilta 2 Poaiaaahra 5 P ou m lvt pronoun ChariM M. Schultz pronoun 3 Not bright i l i a B Advtititing 4 Spots n o o n a c i 8 Ready for Dear Abby 12 i H o ld tb l action (2 13 D tpraulon ink wdi.) By Abigail Van Buren U ili 8 Soviatrivar I POVOU REAUZETHAT THAT'5AU.RI6HT! ( 5 m m 15 N 14 Tillimtn 7 Rodent 0 T K T WEARENOWSIXTV- WE CAN COME BACK! [ n o t TALKING ANYTHING 16 Dolldp B Hotel T 0 N c IT UPH DEAR ABBY; What do you make of a man who buries 16 Mnkn lacs 9 Charitable or­ C ft C M THREERUNS6EHINP? LET'S SHOO) 5CWESRI?IT! 17Movsbafors ganization H i w N j GOES AT his wife on a Thursday and aaks you for a date for the ths wind (abbr.) t c foUowIng Wednesday? I accepted, thiiUdng he needed 18 Of ptanst'a 10 Fear (Fr.) atalttent Paquod someone to console him, but I m t Uie surprise of my life. path 11 Companion of 27 Biblical land 43 Divorce He acted Uke a sailor od shore leave after six naonths on a 20 Sum odds 28 Canker capital CALIA shte. 21 Sixth asms 19 Mao____ 29 W.W. I plane 44 Sarazen IBs wife and I were very good friends and I realize that (abbr.) lung 31 Bee's home 45 Firat-rate she had bean sick for a year, but I can’t see any excuse for 22 Shams 20 Greek island 34 Leveret (comp, wd.) the rush this man was in to make up for lost tiiM. IVhen he 23 Got up 37 Praiaer 46 Peruvian NEW 1971 nVTOWAIIOII 26 Without 22 Band NEW 1978 GRANADA asked nae out for tbe next night, I told him Ididn’t think we imtrument 38 Nuclear Indian purpoM agency (abbr.) 47 American I 2 dr. Mdan. w.i.w. radial tlraa, 2 dr. 4 'ipMd trtntmiulon, should be seen in pubUc together because people might 30 Hawaiian 23 South African I opara windows, radlnlng In* All vinyt buckot AMtt, powtr Plant 39 Liturgy patriot . Winthrop — Dick Cavalll front diAO brikoi, whtol talk. he’s been parking himself over here every night vofcano, . I dividual aaats, powtr ataarlng, --^*3eZl£l telling me how lonesome he is, and how much he needs Mauns____ 24 Horta color 41 Gajman-mada 48 Falla asleep I powar front diac. brakaa, oovoft, AM rodlo, wtw UrM, 50 Sign of the FIESTA power rick & pinion “f e m ^ companionship." 31 Music buffs 25 Kind of grain piitol daluxa bumpar group, raar win­ purchaia 26 Military 42 Skipper of the zodiac dow dafoggar, light group, wira 3 dr. hatchback, 4 speed trana., .•teering. Stock #760418 Abby, I’m a widow and I am lonesome, too, but Ikn not 'Vr^XlAREA VERV * >00 ARE ONE OF THE P L E A S E S E N P 10 whaal covars. Slock #780516 ^ 6 6 3 32 Chop off I *3655 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 10 11 ’THAT lonesome. How long' do you th ii^ I should wait steel belted radial tires, bucket . 33 Caraal grata OENEBOUS PERSON. A 40 S T (SH sJEPO U S DOLMRSTDTHE „ before I let him court me? I know lots of women in thla FBCSPLE IN TMEWORLO. ADDRESS 0ELOW." seats, heavy duty package. NEW 1978 LTD II 34 Stash 12 13 14 NEW 1978 MUSTANG II town who would be glad to have him. 35 Macaw 2 dfTht, contour bucRirt aaats. EUNICE 36 Put in 15 ia 17 color k a ^ cut plla carpating, 2 Dr. hardtop. crulMmatio, power front ditc brakes, power larvituds tachomatar. amp. and tamp, Stock #780334 ■teering, ateel belled waw DEAR EUNICE: ’The man shows a shocking lack of 18 10 zo gaguas, V-6 angina, fllp-up » * radlals, opera windows, left 38 Carrying gum 1 opan air root, crulaa-o-madc, 3779 hand remote mirror. #760375. respect for the memory of his wife. Put him on ice lor 40 Exist 21 powar rack and pinion ataarlng, about a'yeir. He could nee some cooUng oft 41 Jacob’s first 1 AM-FM starao. Stock #780408 *4399 *4360 wife 23 24 25 27 28 20 42 BIckar J DEAR ABBY; My problem ia that I am a very poor 30 hostess—et least I think I am. It’e not that I can’t relax 46 Vsndua 1 NEW 1978 FAIRMONT 49 LIttsn 33 34 3. NEW 1978 FAIRMONT around people, because when I’m a guest, I’m perfectly 50 Ship'i diary 1 2 Dr. Future Coupe, 5 cyl. relaxed and have a wonderful time. But when guests are in 51 Biblical 38 37 30 engine, crulsematic. bright my home, I am nervous and tense and I am just not myself. preposition 1 eitTH,«X.lic,TJtSi,UXfa.OII S-5 2 Dr. Sedan, Ironl disc brakes, exterior mouldings, P.S., AM I am not the fussy kind of hostess who runs around 52 Actress 40 6 cyl., w. walls, power steering, radio, deluxe w h M covers, all 1 interior accent group, plus vinyl bench seats, radial W.S.W. emptying ashtrays all the time, but if there’s a lull in the Bancroft 42 43 44 46 47 48 much more. Stock #780346. tires. Stock #760366. conversation I feel embarrassed and worry that I’m not 53 Compass Priacilla’a Pop — Al Vermear *4391 giving my guests a good time. point 40 so 51 *3728 When I invite people over, they say, ’TVhy don’t YOU 54 Sour r (X3NT KNOW ITS A SUBJECT REVERENP WEEMS 52 54 74 MT» m z im come HERE instead?—which leads me to believe that they 55 South African S3 ANYTHING ABOUT SAPLV LACKING SAVS WE 5HOULP 71 rnmcMui 56 Over (poetic) MIML4 V. H M ME, lorr tUM have noticed my nervousness, too, and would rather spare 55 56 57 OTHER RELIGIONS, k , IN CUR LEARN MORE ■ MTi. nm , nupN TMR, NSN, VC; M FicTwr 57 Maid S CCMVTCII >109S msTon me the agony. What’s wrong with ms? And is there a REVERENP WEEMS, r SCHOOLS.' ABOUT SECTS.'' , <995 w >2495 solution? (Nf WSPAPfR INIf RfAISf ASSN | 1978 E-150 CLUB WAGON 72 ns 111 2 M. IT, OMB POOR HOSTESS Suufwr, V4 Dark Grown Metallic W/Tan Tutone ULNMMDMITM WTAM. center accent, glass movable rear door. Chateau trim option and cap­ nm. UN. M. wt. Pi >17$S ss DEAR POOR; Guests can’t relax unless the hoatess Is A SAVE tains chairs driver and passenger, *2495 <3195 relaxed. ’The secret of being a good hostess lies in getting Win at Bridge auto, trans., all glass tinted, wheel TJcamauNPon covers, protection group, power 77PRTI2-ML compatible people together in a comfortable atmoaphere. VT. VA steering, low low mileage. SNAMTITMi N M M TM ilM TI MRTHilMiaiMI No host or hostess can give guests a good time. ’The guests EnMKt 4 sns TtMB. <2795 '17$S *AII NEW CAR PRICES plus trans. and dealer prep. MVE SAVE must mike It themselves. Spade ace play loses OPEN MON.-FRI. TIL 9 OPEN MON.-FRI. TIL 9 DEAR ABBY: What’s wrong with one of the smartest ers win that first spade with women in town who’s so convinced she can’t pass the the ace. East does get in WE HAVE OUR ” THE FORD STORE” SAT. TIL 5 COMPLETE, MODERN NORTH : f-S SAT. TIL 5 driver’s test that she’s been driving without a license for 0 865 with that king of clubs and if OWN BODY AND PAINT SERVICE six years? W K5 he stops to think he will I try to tell her that all she has to do is read the driver’s ♦ 743 know for sure that South also Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrencs SHOP RIGHT DEPARTMENT « A Q 10 8 6 holds the king of spades. manual, then go take a test and maybe drive around the Why does he know this? ON THE PREMISES. T O S E R V E block a few times with the examining officer. But she won’t WEST EAST Because if West holds a JUDAS PRIEST 1 THIS IS EASY’S OOINS, BLAST e 10 7 4 3 2 4 J 9 THE ROOF'S HIM- HE MUST BE OUTSIDE 1 WE FIX ALL MAKES YOU BETTER. believe me. suit headed by king-queen-10 ON F IR E t SET TO THE PLANE PAST- What can I do? She’s a good driver, but I can’t persuade WQ104 4 J762 he will open the king, not the and MODELS. CALIA FORD « A J8 ♦ Q 10 6 5 2 BEFORE WE'RE TRAPPED her to get a license. A husWid can’t turn his wife in to the fourth best. IN H E R E l 111 WETHERSFIELD AVE., HARTFORD police, but I am tempted. 4 97 4 K4 Now suppose South makes TAKE AIRPORT ROAD EXIT OFF 1-91 TO WETHERSFIELD AVE. 1 BLOCK SOUTH • 278-2500 NO NAME, PLEASE SOUTH the expert play of the queen • 278-2500* 4 AKQ of spades. East gets in with DEAR NO NAME: ’The "smartest woman in town" could 4 A983 the king of clubs. He may be the sorriest, and her husband could be the "brokest" ♦ K 8 still shift to a diamond. 4 J532 Some players just don’t like Frank and Ernest should she Scorns involved in an accident. So, if yon can't to return their partner’s talk some eenee into her head, ask your insurance agent (or Vulnerable: East-West suit. But there is a far better lawyer) to try. Dealer: South chance that he will play his West North East South partner for having led that T lA«oA/Pe(2, EpMiC three of spades from A 10 4 INT 3 2 and be able to take four OPEL Pass 3 NT Pass Pass spade tricks right then and .-.15 THE WORLD Astro-graph Pass there. Opening lead: 4 3. Alley Cop — Dave Graua GETTlNC* WOR5E By BERNICE BEDE O80L behind someone's back, so THEN THIS IS WHH2E LOOMBAHJ t h e don't start today. II you do, a whew! BOV, i» this broad ^-rwie la \ v 'm ea n w eIrk it s black OR 15 A/EW5 A California reader wants SAID rOUMP h e r ! NOW, painful lesson might have to be By Oswald Jacoby heavy! HOWMUCH PWnHERjASFAR ISONNA LEAVE CAVE, AIN’T / to know what happens if the HAVE e a r t c a k r v y a s s h e ) h e r in t h is n r? '• LET'S (SET b a c k T'MOaV t®V, COVERUGE JU5T learned. and Alan Sontag dealer deals the cards with­ SALE LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Your Which spade honor should present budget Is not elastic you play at trick one? out his right hand opponent 3995"* r ELIMINATE O O NOm O NlNG A M C LIM ATE Our Boarding House — Carrol ft McCormick CONTROL SYSTEM.' HOWCDME ARE ItTU STILL STUCVIN’ AW. THAT SELECT USED CARS IbUREDN To BE A c m m a o 6 \ s r 7 SOT TO b e THERDAP, t a BET IT^ JUST A APRA6IWH0 1977 TOYOTA 1976 PIN70 1976 DATSUN CHARTER OAK BUICK-OPEL PPP? X (VtATTER OF Tl/klE BER5RE WANTS TO 2 Dr. Sedan, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM THOUfiHT DIAMOND COURIERS CAN SPEND HIS Corolla tiftback, beautiful one owner car, B-210, 2 Dr. Seden, 4 cylinder. 4 speed. IIM M M n.. WMCMtin |l 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM radio, steel radio, radial tires, deluxe body molding, COiXESE STROLL THE tWIK AT NISHT LIFE ON silver finish, red vinyl Interior. Stock No. I AM radio, electric rear window defroster, Exit 03 oN MW A Rout* IB, Next ft) Agwayi one bfook belted radlals, frost white, saddle interior, desert gold. Stock ^ 0.1014-1. HAP A FEW .WITHOUT EVEN CARRYIN’ ' s t a k e o u t rear window defroster. Stock No. 5140-1. 2083-1. From CaMor't, Juat 3 mlnulM from Downtown Hartford. AWBE WEKS A WHISTLE! BEIN’ I SUSPICIOUS Haathcliff * 3 8 9 5 * 2 8 9 8 * 2 8 9 8 OF il EVERY(0NE? A N V 'N w h e r e 's 1974 MAVENCK •••••••••••••••••••••••••• QUESTIONS? ENGINE ? 1975 V.W. BEETLE 1974 HONM Ideal family compact aedan, this 4 dr. Is 62 Motoreyelaa-BIcycl** 64 Motoroyetot-Bteyctot 64 C»mp*r*-Trall*r* Civic Hatchback. No waiting for this Hon­ equipped with 6 cylinder engine, Truck* lor Sale Mobil* Homo* 66 AM-FM radio, 4 speed, under 30,000 da. AM-FM radio, 4 spesd, radial tires, automatic, power steering, 4 brand new original miles, baby blue. Stock No. even a vinyl top, burnt orange, black In­ MOTORCYCLE 'Insurance - 1826-1. tires, only 33,000 miles. Ume green TOYOTA Longbed pickup Lowest' Rates available! terior. Stock No. 5141-1. metallic, matching gresn Interior. Stock with camper cap. Am/fm, C A M PE R ’S SPEC IA L - No, 20731vtat. „ . ★ ★ Immediate binding. Sunny Complete package -1970 Ford Michelln tires, good condition. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 Day coverage, all Joan, ESOO van and 1967 * 2 9 9 8 * 2 8 9 8 » 2 8 < 62200. Call 649-1464. FX-1200 • Built by factory Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- Yellowstone Trailer. Van is engineer. Bancb heads, 1126. unlini^ed. 6 ^ - Takes all. FORD VAN E300 -1970,302 V- Barnett clutch, aluminum Reese Hitch, equalizers & *8alss Tai, TWe A Bag. Fees litre 8, standard. Includes CB & rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ MOTORCYCLE Insurance - sway bar. Camp ‘Trailer com- Reese Hitch. Recently in­ buretor, balanced blu^rintod Go wiUi tbe leader! Best of pietely functional. Will seil ' LIK ES stalled large side window. Un- motor, transmission. 871-2511. rates, and.the best of servicel separately. CaU days 647-9307, TQBE finished 'nterlor. New Many years experience! evenings 647-9203. •FRIENPLY v 8.75x16.5 ti.-cs. 61500. Call Crockett Agency, Inc., 244 W IOyMAfto.tM.aitfm.Mat « J-S ★ ★ ■ days 647-9301 or evenings 647- Main Street, Manchester. 643- CAMPING TRAILER - Camel 9203. Campe’ trailer also 157V. Oasis HI - 3 beds, 3 mat­ avaiiabie. 1975 HONDA 500 T - Low tresses, kitchen, stove, ice Short Riba — Frank Hill mileage, extras. Excellent HONDA 360T1976 - Red. Leas box, sink, water tank, propane De Cormier 1975 TOYOTA PICKUP. -condition. Please call 649- t ^ 250 miles. 6875. Call 643- tank, plus zip-on screened Excellent condih i. Complete 9807. 0633 anytime. patio. Asking 6800. CaU 74- custom interior, completely carpeted, oak flatbed. M/T TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 1975 KAWASAKI 250 Enduro - chrohie slots, G-60 rear, E-60 3500 miles, new blue printed front, air shocks and striders, 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and rack. 61,750. 2894042. motor, suq>ension, nobbles. 'Are you sure you were awake when Motor Solos, Inc. 50,000 miles. Must be seen. Many extras. Must be seen. AuloffloUve Service 88 I phoned you an hour ago?” Asking 63300. CaU Joe, 643- 0000 between 6 and 7 p.m. I BMW - 1976 750CC. Excellent ELM MOTORS • Toyota, Dat- 285 Broad Street, Manchester condition. Bronte red. Larger 1972 SUZUKI T8 185 • sun specialists, factory HOb aeEN 9AJIH6 UP fOR A HERRING.' gas tank luggage rack. Onlv Excellent condition, recently trained, one day service, 114 KEEP SMILING East Msln SU'eet, Rockville. ms. 1400 m lles.^l9M . Call 649- rebuilt, many extras. 6350. J c S . ______Phone 943-4195______KEEP HAPPY 7727 anytime. 6464036 after 6 p.m. 871-1817.