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Energy Plans iEurmnn Mmlh Vol. XCVIII, No. 213 — Manchester, Conn., Monday, June 11, 1979 » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 20$ Single Copy » 15(t Home Delivered BOSTON (UPI) - The New England Energy Congress today criticized President Carter’s energy program and said it will introduce legislation aimed at reducing the region’s dependence on foreign oil and increasing the Housing Grant in Doubt use of alternative power sources, ’The group, comprised of the 25 members of the New England Congressional Caucus and 120 CD Funds from CRCOG energy experts, introduced its “New England Blueprint for Energy Action” which calls for Studied by Attorneys heightened use of solar, wood and BEGI hydroelectric power. By GREG PEARSON If the town does have to meet the Herald Reporter same requirements to receive the Price Boost $86,500, the money probably will not OMICM OF rHB$E MANCHESTER — It appears the come to town because of the voters’ town may not receive an $86,500 ACTCf?s: DID NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — Iraq is opposition. breaking the OPEC price front by grant for housing for the elderly on 'This means other funding would Spencer Street. boosting its crude oil prices to the have to be found for the planned 40 level of Libya’s, a move that couid This, and other Community units of housing for the elderly on send Persian Gulf oil prices to Development-related questions, in Spencer Street. Even with that grant, 5001? cluding the transfer of funds for the pfr£G.TlV/e around $20 a barrel, a there still might be a need for ad authoritative Middle East weekly purchase of a fire engine, are being ditional funding from the town to ::HARLie chan... said today. studied by the town attorney’s office. complete the project. The $86,500 is Community Develop The Middle East Economic Thus, denial of the grant from ment money distributed by the jiM?eR$, u m ifiR o u n p ,, Survey said Iraq has notified its CRCOG could lead to a shortfall of Capitol Region Council of more than $100,000, which the town T5La?, COLWJ CLive crude oil customers that a “most- Governments. favored seller” clause is to be in- probably would have to fund or else ’The $86,500 is separate from the apSieoLL NAISH ciuded in contracts effective June drop the project. Community Development Block 1 . William Shea, assistant town at Grant program, from which town torney, is studying whether the town This, MES reported, will mean residents voted to withdraw. Iraq will get “the highest can accept the $86,500 grant if it is premium charged by any other Dana Hansen, executive director of released to the town. The April 17 OPEC producer” over and above CRCOG, wrote to town officials and vote to withdraw from the Communi base prices for crude oil supplied said receiving the funds would ty Development program may pre 3A1W w»w under Iraq’s contracts. • require the town to meet the same vent the town from accepting any OPEC prices for crude oil are obligations it was required to meet such funding. The decision to :::____ over $14 a barrel, depending on Maine Arab under the block grant program withdraw has been challenged in y the quality and suifur content of guidelines. court and that case still is pending. the oil. Owner Willie Begin, no relation to the coincidence in his name and the Israeli prime Shea also is studying a switch in Some of those obligations were Community Development funding prime minister of Israel, of Biddeford, minister is just that. Malone, being Irish, is part of the reason town voters Maine, decked out his employee, John that provided funds to purchase a fire Leaders Clash pumping the gas at 83.9 cents a gallon. (UPI decided to withdraw from the truck. The funding originally had ’ I T £ £ K Malone, in Arab garb to draw business to his photo) program for two years. ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (UPI) - been slated for use for a dental clinic. new location. Begin, is French, and says the Hansen said the final decison on Egyptian and Israeli leaders This question arose because the or clashed publicly today over the whether or not the grant can be given to Manchester will be made by the dinance lists Jan. 1, 1979 as the star status of the Gaza Strip and the ting date of the withdrawal even West Bank of the Jordan, but federal Department of Housing and Carter Eyes Reports Urban Development, which though present fourth-year funding relaxed into smiles and shook overseees the Community Develop does not expire until the end of this hands after the first business ses month. sion of negotiations on Palestinian ment program. But, he feels a autonomy. problem exists because of the 'The switch for purchase of the fire They also chided each other For Summit Session withdrawal. truck occurred after Jan. 1. about public statements which Officials from the HUD office in Shea also is looking at how that they said were not conducive to THURMONT, Md. (UPI) - Presi begins Friday, the first such con by the two leaders. Hartford could not be contacted this withdrawal might affect the eventual progress in the talks. dent Carter today was studying in ference in four years, but Carter Administration officials say they morning for comment. use of unused fourth-year funds. In Jerusalem, Israel today hopes to make headway in several telligence reports in preparation for are “cautiously optimistic” both rejected U.S. and Egyptian areas of U.S. Soviet interest in his meeting next weekend with sides can agree to meet on a regular criticism of its settlement drive Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev, cluding European troop strengths. basis in the future. occupied territory and which he hopes wiil produce reguiar- The agenda, which was worked out the State-run radio hinted its iy scheduied U.S.-Russian summits. between nationai security adviser The United States proposed the Cassano Seeks negotiators could walk out of the A White House spokesman said Zbigniei Brzezinski and Soviet Am idea, but the Soviets initially were Alexandria atonomy talks if at Carter “combined work and bassador Anatoliy Dobrynin, will in hesitant to enter such a commit tacks on Prime Minister reiaxation” during his four-day stay clude a discussion of arms control, ment. Menacbem Begin continue. at Camp David. The president various world issues and bilateral Carter has felt it was important for Commuter Lot ’The clash broke out shortly returns iate today to Washington and matters. the leaders of the two superpowers to after Egyptian and Israeli leaves ’Thursday for the summit Under arms control, the leaders talk regularly, and was described as By GREG PEARSON would use the proposed lot in the negotiators, shepherded by the meeting, at which the new SALT II will discuss limiting the use of anti disappointed it has taken him so long southwest section. The response to United States, met in Alexandria arms limitation agreement wiii be satellite weaponry. Initially the to get together with Brezhnev. Herald Reporter that campaign was poor, Cassano to begin a search for common signed in Vienna, Austria. United States had hoped to reach a One possible cause for delaying the MANCHESTER - Despite little said. ground to establish Palestinian ’The president also hopes to make separate pact on the subject at this summit has been Brezhnev’s health. response to a recent questionnaire He attributes this to the fact that autonomy in the Israeli-occupied progress toward an agreement to ban summit, but negotiations apparently Carter has been studying extensive about a commuter parking lot in the many persons have filled out similar ts Jordan West Bank and the Gaza killer satellites in space. proved too complex. intelligence reports on the Soviet of southwest section of town, a member coupons in the past. 'They either have Strip. Officials Sunday downplayed the Both sides expect to continue dis ficial, compiled by doctors for the of the Town Board of Directors still been disappointed with lack of likllehood of any major cussing the killer satellites in hope of U.S. intelligence community. feels the lot is needed. response or felt the previous coupons Heavy Fighting breakthroughs at the summit which current stalemate might be broken ’The issue of health was a major In fact. Democratic Director still would be considered in the most factor in arranging the meeting in a Stephen Cassano predicted today the recent survey. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) neutral country closer to Moscow lot will be in operation when the first Cassano feels the southwest lot is — Managua was ablaze with and in limiting the length of the daily commuter bus leaves from a new lot needed and would be used. tracer bullets and fires during a sessions to no more than two hours at expected to open in Bolton in He said a Manchester resident, m weekend of heavy fighting Shah Settles In a time. September. Joseph Camposeo, has been doing between government troops and Both sides hope the meeting will "When that first bus comes down work to see what the interest might Sandinista rebels waging a “final give renewed impetus to talks on cut from Bolton, we’ll have it in there,” be at his office — the Travelers In offensive” to oust Nicaragua’s ting troop levels in central Europe, he said. surance Co., a large employer in irdav President Anastasio Somoza. AtMexican Home something bogged down in a dispute ’The lot is planned for state-owned Hartford. It was the first outbreak of over the size of communist man property near the Spencer Street exit Camposeo said he plans to have a guerrilla war in the capital in MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The national Airport he planned to spend 16 deposed shah of Iran, his wife, a son “a few months” in Mexico. power now deployed. ramp of the Interstate 84 connector. similar coupon advertisement in the more than a year. ’The rebels’ 14- Buses from the Bolton lot near the and two dogs today spent their first “We have had such pleasant ’The United States and its NATO company newsletter. He thinks there day offensive has also captured Bolton-Manchester town line would day in Mexico behind the walls of a memories of our visits to Mexico,” allies insist troops in Czechoslovakia, is an interest among fellow interior cities, villages, hamlets Poland and East Germany exceed run right down the connector and employees to use such a service. Gnumds and strategic hilltops along the banker’s mansion iti Cuernavaca, a he said, referring to his last visit in summer retreat for the wealthy May 1975. “We enjoyed so much your acknowledged levels by at least 150,- past the state-owned property. Camposeo, for instance, said he southern border with Costa Rica. 000. Cassano feels the location is a would use a bus. But he lives on Uprisings in two major since the time of the Aztecs. beautiful scenery and your hospitali It was the fourth nation Shah ’The global matters include the natural one for a commuter lot and Charter Oak Street and it is a six- gue^lla strongholds in the south ty- would service residents in the ter Mohammed Reza Pahlavi has visited The shah. Empress Farah, an 18- Middle East and Africa, with the mile drive to the Burr Corners lot. and nearby Masaya were crushed southern section of town. since leaving turbulent Iran Jan. 19. year-old son and six other people United States seeking Russian “I feel strongly about getting by ^moza’s forces over the ’There presently is one commuter His arrival in Mexico city caught were immediately whisked off in restraint. The Soviet Union is something implemented,” he said of weekend. Lon, the country’s se expected to put China at the top of its lot in Manchester. ’That is the Burr the southwest lot. cond largest city, is still held by members of Iran’s embassy in four dark limousines to the wealthy Mexico City by surprise. lists. Corners lot, one of the busiest in the Cassano said the state is interested the guerrillas. Heavy fighting also resort town of Cuernavaca, 50 miles state, and it is in the northernmost south of Mexico City. ’The bilateral relations would in in developing the lot, but a need for it raged in Matagalpa, a key section of town, a long trip for Sporting a light-colored suit and Police sources here confirmed the clude a U.S. extension of better trade must be shown. He expects survey northern city captured by the appearing happy though thin, the benefits to the Soviets and expanded residents in the South End. work to see how much interest there guerrillas two weeks ago. shah and hs party were staying at the A “coupon campaign” was held shah said upon his arrival from white, Spanish colonial-style man communications between the two is will be done at other large In Washington, the state depart Nassau at Mexico City’s Inter nations. recently to see how many residents employers in Hartford. ment said it was considering the sion of Manuel Espinoza Iglesias. evacuation of Americans in the capital. But U.S. Embassy of ficials in Managua said they had received no orders to move out Crews Hunt Leak in Alaska Pipeline U.S. citizens.
ANCHORAGE, Alasak (UPI) - An undetermined amount of oil was “not sizeable” as far as the firm tion No. 4 to notify officials. The en Inside Today Crews dug up pipe in Alaska’s rugged leaked from the buried pipe at barren could tell. tire system was shut down im the pipe line began operating nearly Business...... 16 Brooks Range today in search of a Atigun Pass, about 165 miles south of “But we don’t have an estimate on mediately, Akin said. two years ago. The pipeline last (Classified...... 16-18 leak that closed the $9 billion ’Trans- the Prudhoe Bay oil fields, and was how much oil escaped, because it es He said until the firm learned the shutdown was for 24 hours in February 1978 when a saboteur’s Comics...... 19 Alaska pipe line and sent crude oil carried by a small stream into the caped underground and then sur extent of the damage to the pipe it bomb blew a two-inch hole in the Elditorial ...... 9 oozing through a snow-covered Atigun River, Alaska Pipeline Ser faced,” he said. “We don’t know how could not predict how long the shut Entertainm ent...... 15 mountain pass and into the Atigun vices said. much is still underground.” down would last or what effect it pipe. A uthorities a rrested no suspects in that case. F am ily...... 8 River. Sam Akin,' spokesman for Alaska, Atigun Pass, at 4,500 feet, is the might have on American’s oil shor O bituaries...... 10 ’The accident deprives oil com said a 50-man crew was working to highest point on the 800-mile pipeline tage. TTie most serious shutdown was Peopletalk...... 2 panies of more than 1.2 million find the break in the pipe and clean and the pipe is buried from five to Whether the environmental caused by a July 8,1977, explosion at Sports...... 11-13 barrels of precious “black gold” the up the spill. The river current took oil seven feet underground there he said. damage is significant “depends on Pump Station No. 8 near Fairbanks Television ...... 15 pipllne has been delivering dally to about four miles downstream before The leaking oil was spotted Sunday where the oil went,” Akin said. that killed one worker and injured W eather...... 2 tankers at the southern Akska nort it was contained with booms, he said. by a pilot flying over the pass, who It was the fourt time service has several others. of Valdez. Akin Said the quantity of spilled oil then landed at the pipeline Pump Sta been interrupted by accidentsft since PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Mon., June 11, 1979 m EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 11, 1979 - PAGE THREE The Weather South Windsor Informei Ilf < z Peopletalk 3 Linear Park Study Funded 30.00 i \«»\ HARTFORD - Funding areas in Manchester, East The department will be Rep. Yacavone’s district Manchester Will Comply has been approved for a Hartford, Ellington and given until July 1, 1981 to includes one voting district study about a proposed Vernon since the river runs complete the report, she in Manchester and part of MANCHESTER - As far as the Manchester and South Windsor of the area affected by the agre No Brush with Law ment is under the control of linear park aiong the through ail of those towns. said. East Hartford. town is concerned, it will have no have had an agreement that has each Hockanum River, Rep. The state Department of problem fulfilling a sewer agreement town accept the other’s sewage from Eighth District. For Waylon^s Term Manchester officials, howevej Muriel Yacavone,. D-9th Environmental Protection with the Town of South Windsor. those areas where geography and ns District, said. have indicated they expect n| wiil be in charge of the Manchester officials, however, want topography make it easier to send the Rep. Yacavone spon Country singer Waylon Jennings admits he’s had jiroblem with complying with • 4/ study. Rep. Yacavone said. /^VSVS^^^V5VSVW 5V¥^^ to ensure that the agreement is clear sewage to the other town. If sewage sored the bili to provide The department couid con a few brushes with the agreement. to both South Windsor and the Eighth has to be sent uphill, it requires pum $20,000 for a study of the duct the study itself or it law in his day, but that Giles wants to meet with distriq Utilities District. ping, which can be very expensive. 'I park. She said such funding could hire a private firm to try us for that odd ball light LOWItT TIMniATUIII wasn’t why he was in officials to outline all the areas in •Htn 50^ 50 the Shawnee County Jail A letter is being sent to South According to this agreement. South was approved by both the do it. Windsor officials to confirm Windsor would accept sewage from volved in the agreement. Shea said.| House and Senate and has bulb we're sure to have it on Topeka, Kansas, this “We can comply, and we exp Manchester’s stand that it plans to the Buckland Industrial Park in been included in the 1979-80 weekend. thqm (South Windsor) to,” he said.J as we have the largest g-e Jennings was helping meet all the requirements of the Manchester. state budget. At tonight’s meeting of the South A letter will be sent to South Wind] luanch local promotion agreement, William Shea, assistant The study would report assortment in the area. Windsor Town Council, however, the sor to assure them that Manchesteq UPI WlATHtn FOTOCAtT < and seil tickets for an town attorney, said. IV on the cost and practicality GLOBE For period ending 7 AM EST 6/12/79. During Monday council may consider a proposal not can meet all its obligations outline of establishing such a park, all-inmate rodeo in Shea also said Jay Giles, director •I Night, generally fair weather is expected to favor the to accept the sewage or a $140,000 in the agreement. which would run along the Hutchinson, Kansas, of public works, wants to meet with Retiring Faculty Members r ice have every little thingli major part of the nation. Showers or thundershowers, payment from Manchester for the “It’s just to teil South Windsor* Hockanum River. Travel Service later this month. officials of the Eighth District to however, may be noted in parts of the north Atiantic “I was in a few scraps sewage connection. we’ll comply with the agreement.! Retiring facuity members of the Brooks, counselor, 18 years; Mrs. Esther Such a park has been 555 MAIN STREET explain what areas are afffeted by states and Florida. as a kid, and I know if Some persons in South Windsor There’s no reason we can’t,” Shea] Manchester School Sytem were honored at a Mallon, secretary, 10 years; Norman sought by area conser 643-2165 the agreement. said. you just take one step in have expressed concern because part dinner at Sunset Ridge, East Hartford. Schussler, teacher, 22 years; Mrs. Grace vationists, including National Weather Over 30 Years the wrong direction it’s \' Retirees ' include, from left, Mrs. Eileen Kunz, guidance counselor, 23 years and Mrs. members of Manchester’s Travel Experience hard to get back on the Hockanum River Linear th e mVaeta of mafuStreA j City Fcst Hi Lo Miami Beach pc 81 78 Wilson, teacher, 16 years; Mrs Ethel Henrietta Sime, teacher, 15 years. (Herald Authorized agent in Manchester right track,” Jennings \ Park Committee. for all Airlines, Railroads and downtown manchester Albuquerque sy 78 52 Milwaukee sy 72 52 Tangarone, secretary, 23 years; L. Donald photo by. Adamson) Steamship Linos. Anchorage cy 67 56 Minneapolis f 75 50 said. “I know that I had Civil Defense Officials The park would include Asheville sy 84 57 Nashville sy 90 55 a lot of help myself, and i . ' Atlanta sy 89 61 New Orleans f 91 73 I appreciated it.” Billings pc 83 56 New York sh 78 66 The star posed for a mug shot in the jail’s booking Birmingham m Oklahoma City f 77 55 area before signing autographs. He also was made High Bids Boston sh 84 63 Omaha .cl 75 33 an honorary Shawnee County sheriff’s deputy and Get Ready for Skylab Brownsivlle, Tx. pc 91 70 Philadelphia hz 83 65 an honorary member of the Kansas Sheriff’s Buffqlo cy 85 55 Phoenix HARTFORD - (UPI) - Connec “If everybody gets panicky and He said appropriate agencies will Bar Sale wy 105 80 Association. Charlestone, S.C. pc 87 74 Pittsburgh pc 85 54 ticut residents may as well sit back starts heading out, you could create a be alerted if any of the estimated 400 { Charlotte, N.C. 68 Portland, M. sh 72 56 with a gin and tonic when Skylab falls problem. Your chanced of being up to 500 Skylab pieces drop in Connec Chicago 55 Portland, Ore. f 86 53 *High Hopes^ this summer and remember the 6(X>- set driving down the road and getting ticut. Two of the chunks expected to i BOLTON — Bids for the Cleveland 52 Providence sh 76 60 four wheel drive pick-up Manchester Sale thru. Sat. billion-to-1 odds that it won’t hit creamed on the highways are greater survive the atmospheric friction Columbus 54 Richmond pc 91 71 Diabetic children sang "High Hopes” to Frank them, says a state civil defense of than sitting at home and waiting for during re-entry will weigh several truck with snow plow came All prices Dallas 55 St. Louis sy 81 56 Sinatra, who appeared at the second annual ficial. Skylab to fall.” thousand pounds each. in higher than the amount June 16,1979 Denver sy 73 49 Salt Lake City sy 87 59 Carousel Ball in Denver to raise funds for research “’There’s really nothing you can The Office of Civil Preparedness The biggest pieces that probably the town budgeted. The Cash & Carry Des Moines sy 76 53 San Antonio f 80 64 on the disease. do,” says Daniel Dienst, radiological can’t do much more than sit on its will make it through the descent are vehicle will not be Detroit pc 87 52 San Diego sy 101 66 Sinatra performed a one-hour concert at the ball defense officer with the Office of hands, either. part of the “airlock shroud,” which purchased at this time Delivery Available Duluth f 70 46 San Francisco f 71 50 Saturday night, accompanied by Lew Brown and his El Paso f 85 49 San Juan r 86 77 Civil Preparedness. “By the time ’The agency has a federal emergen is made out of titanium and encases because of the high bids. Hartford sh 83 65 Seattle f 79 52 orchestra. they can say where the footprint is cy Skylab plan that covers the The four bids from area Lumber Skylab’s door, Dienst said. Honolulu 73 Spokane f 71 63 Also attending the baii were Henry Kissinger, going to fall, you won’t have enough Northeast and Puerto Rico, but He said some calls have been com dealers ranged from $10,- former President Gerald Ford, columnist Ann Houston 70 Tampa pc 88 67 reaction time.” that’s mostly a list of telephone ing in about Skylab, but they’re most 073 to $10,795. The contract r Landers and Merv Griffin. Indianapolis 51 Washington pc 89 68 ’The “footprint” is the National numbers on who to call if Skylab hits ly for statistical information. He said for a compressor was Jackson, Mss. sy 91 62 Wichita f 79 62 Aeronautics and Space Ad the East. no one who has called has been awarded to Meter and Jacksonville pc 85 64 cclearing; cl-clearing; cy- ministration’s word for the spot Tank Equipment Co. for CONCRETE Kansas City sy 75 55 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- Haste Brings Capture “They’ve given us a Skylab genuinely worried a piece of Skylab where the 77-ton laboratory will telephone message report to call in $2,010. It was $60 over the Las Vegas sy 98 67 missing’ pc-partly cloudy; A gasoline thief made off with free fiilups several will drop in their backyard Little I ^ k sy 77 56 sm-smoke; sn-snow; sy- crash. The closest final estimate will anything like the name of the caller, barbecues. budgeted amount. MIX times from Haroid Burgett’s service station in First Selectman Henry 2WE Los Angeles sy 102 74 sunny; ts-thunderstorms; w- be spread over a 4,000 mile-wide, 100- the location, description of debris, in-- Louisville sy 88 55 windy. Oklahoma City, but in his haste he may have led to mile-long range, Dienst said. jury, if there’s any, and property Ryba will ask the company Memphis sy 86 59 his own capture. to take $60 off the bill. If S aveab u d e The “window,” which is the ap damage, if there’s any,” Dienst said. Summer Workshop Burgett cailed poiice when the gasoiine bandit proximate time when Skylab will slip the company doesnn’t If it looks like Skylab is going to hit NEW HAVEN — Southern Connec struck the latest time during the weekend. He didn’t from its orbital path and drop to Ryba will request a $60 Cold Front Brings Rain Connecticut or somewhere nearby, ticut State College will offer a expect police to catch the man who filled his tank, Earth, has been estimated by the supplemental appropria A cold front brought rain to the Midwest today, and then the Office of Civil summer workshop to help couples dropped the hose and drove away without paying as North American Air Defense Com tion from the Board of thunderstorms and rainshowers were scattered Preparedeness will gear up for learn techniques to improve com he’d done so many times before. mand to be sometime between July 4 throughout the East. round-the clock operations with munication, increase mutual un Finance. But by the time police arrived, Burgett knew the and July 28. A photocopier will be The cold front, stretching from the lower Great Lakes about 30 staff members, not counting derstanding, and deepen their thief couldn’t be too far away. He was able to direct ‘'There will only be an hour or two the governor and her staff. purchased with budgeted abiKfcek region to the Mississippi Delta, produced rain and relationships. officers to a stalied car a few blocks from the sta before the paint' of re-entry is “If the footpring is going to be in money. thundershowers. Showers were scattered across the The workshop will include lec $1 rebate on Jennite J-16" Driveway Sealer. tion where a suspect was arrested. known,” Dienst said. “I guess you Africa in the the Indian Ocean, then At a June 19 meeting, the northwestern Gulf of Mexico, through the Atiantic Coast The suspect had accidentally put J12.70 worth of could get in your car and drive 50 tures, discussions, and practice use states and into New England. we’ll stand by,” Dienst said. “If it’s selectmen will discuss a Maximum $5 per family. . . nvn7..[ diesel fuel into his gasoiine-burning car. miles away if you’re in the center, of communication skills. The cold front also brought thundershowers through the going to fall over Connecticut, we’ll For further information, cali 397- confidential report of the ’.'S'''//; Appalachians. Thunderstorms and damaging winds but I don’t think that’s activiate our emergency operating proposed safety complex Offer good June 1 - July 31,1979. recommended.” 4462. pounded Michigan and Ohio Sunday night. Resting Comfortably center.” prepared by Douglas Octogenarian Arthur Cheney, Public Building Commission chairman. Connecticut Weather Fiedler, conductor of the Boston Pops orchestra, Area Police Report Today partly cloudy with showers and scattered was reported resting thunderstorms beginning during the afternoon. Hazy comfortably at Tufts- Vernon trespassing. Police said he Rockville. He was held in of a complaint that Citizen Group Jennite J-16' warm and humid with the highs 75 to 80 or around 26 C. New England Medical James E. Speights, 22, of was found in a cellar on lieu of posting a $100 bond someone was firing a F because h lasts Thunderstorms ending this evening but remaining mostiy Center after suffering a Village Street. His court and was to be presented in shotgun. No court date was cioudy with showers likeiy during the rest of tonight. 28 Grove St., Rockville, Sets Meeting “mild heart attack” was charged Saturday with date is June 19. court today. given. Lows in the middle 50s. Tuesday variable cloudiness with during the weekend. MANCHESTER - The first-degree sexuai assault Michael Williams, 27, of South Windsor South Windsor Police are scattered showers. Breezy and cool with the highs near Hospital officials late Manchester Citizens for Lasting Projects Begin in connection with the in 10 Cottage St., Rockville, investigating the report of 70. Probabiiity of rain 80 percent today 70 percent tonight Sunday night described Social Responsibility will vestigation of an alleged was charged'Saturday with William Baldwin, 29, of the theft of a pocketbook and 50 percent Tuesday. Southeriy winds 10 to 20 mph the 84-year-old Fiedler’s r hold an organizational With a Quality Product assualt on an adult male. carrying a dangerous 437 N. M ain S t., from the kitchen area of today shifting to westeriy 10 to 15 mph tonight. Northwest condition as stable, ad meeting Wednesday at 7:30 He was released on a $1,- weapon (knife). Police Manchester, was charged the home at 630 Pleasant From setting a post to building a special area for out winds 15 to 25 mph and gusty Tuesday. ding the maestro had early Saturday morning p.m. in the Community Y 000 nonsurety bond for said he was apprehended in Valley Road. Police said door get-togethers, your home improvement projects “ settled in for the appearance in cou/t in with disorderly conduct the pocketbook contained on North Main Street. are more fun... limple... and more economical with Coastline Forecast night” in the medical Rockville on June 19. the park in the center of following the investigation $270. Invitations have been Today variable cloudiness with showers and scattered center’s cardiac care Peter Minor, 27, of 9 sent to various groups and 5AKRETE Concrete Mix. All you add is water and you are unit. thunderstorms beginning by or during the afternoon. Reservoir Road, Vernon, individuals throughout the ready for all kinds of do-it-yourself satisfaction. “He has had a mild town, including members Hazy warm and humid with the highs 75 to 80 or around 26 was charged Sunday with Save time. Save money, too. Depend on SAKRETE heart attack and is ICC SUMMER SESSIONI of government and civic C. Thunderstorms ending early this evening but disorderly conduct in con includes reg. price of *8.95 plus the rebate Concrete Mix for enjoyable concrete improvements all remaining mostly cloudy with showers likely the rest of expected to remain in nection with the investiga organizations. ’The general around your home. tonight. Lows in the mid 50s. Tuesday variable cloudiness the hospital for several tion of a disturbance at his public is encouraged to at with scattered showers. Breezy and cool with the highs weeks,” said Henry home. tend as well. near 70. Probability of rain 80 percent today 60 percent Wiison, hospital public He was released on his Non-endit ott»rlng$ The agenda for the first tonight and 50 percent Tuesday. Southeriy winds 10 to 20 relations director. promise to appear in court meeting is: RUST PROOF 29 mph today shifting to westerly 10 to 15 mph early tonight. The veteran conductor, who celebrated his 50th on June 19. Statement of purpose of anniversary this spring as head of the Boston Pops, Northwest winds 15 to 25 mph and gusty Tuesday. Louis A. Breton, 17, of 82 i®* Community College provides opportunitlee the organization; discus was rushed to the medical center at 7:30 p.m. Satur Oakland St., Manchester, mpHu “ ^'"'’01° ‘®'‘® place without the pressures and restrictions nor- sion on citizen participa Y/MOGARD day from his suburban Brookline home after was chargled Sunday with ^ a'^ecatlo'’- OP®" to people of all ages, the non-credit tion in local government; Patio Block 61.69 Sand mix and Mortar mix 40# bag “complaining of prolonged chest pains.” third-degree larceny in .® ''®'''®*'' l'’
MMAINITtOOT classes will be conducted at the taking courses for credit must have at which the student will be enrolled OiOUVatOM.COMN MON U r M l » P « I W*.*UN |.| Maple Street School. . the recommendation of their teacher or call the Continuing Education of The summer nroeram at the Mid to reeister for the course. fice. 875-8471. PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD, Mon,, June 11, 1978 Richardson-Cramer 50th Wedding Anniversaijy EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 11, 1979 - PAGE NINE
Mr. and Mrs. Settimo V. Tamiso of Jack Anderaon Jayne P. Cramer of Waterbury and Wayne E. Richar-1 1403 Main St., East Hartford, iHaurhpiitn* Eiuniimj son were married June 2 at the First Congregational | observed their 50th wedding anniver Manchester — A City of Village Charm Church in Waterbury. sary on June 6. ’The couple was Founded Oct. 1. 1801 Videla Eases Repressio: For U.S. Loan . The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. I married June 6,1929 at St. Anthony’s Cramer of Waterbury. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Church in hartford. Mrs. Tamiso is Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herdld Square. WASHINGTON - “ Dollar At the same time, however, the chairman of the House Committee on turbines-for-human-rights proposi Theresa A. Lachmund of West Hartford, formerly of | the former Mary Coppa of East Hart Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. diplomacy” still has its uses. A $270 Argentine government was actively International Relations. The con tion. But in Rome last September Manchester, and the late Donald E. Richardson. ford. k W l MemUef Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. UiMed Press iniem jiiunai million loan from the Export-Import seeking a loan from the U.S.Export- gressman pointed out the dollars- The church was decorated with spring flowers for th e'| On June 3, the couple renewed during the installation of the late Bank (EXIM) — coupled with some Import Bank for $270 million to buy and-cents risk of scotching the double-ring ceremony. Donna R. Mercier of Manchester, their marriage vows with a mass at Pope John Paul I, Vice President Customer Service - 647-9946 g Turkinaton. Executive Editor high-level pressure applied by Vice turbines from the Allis-Chalmers the bridegroom's sister, was soloist. St. Anthony’s Church. ’Their atten Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor Milwaukee firm’s loan application. Mondale met with President Videla. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a I dants were Mr. and mrs. Edward President Mondale last fall — may Corp. for a new hydroelectric dam on “’The impact of losing this contract Soon after, the State Department gown designed with Queen Anne neckline trimmed with iV Alexes of East Hartford.Mrs. Alexes have improved life for tens of the Parana River. in terms of balance of payments, gave its blessing to the Allis- brocade and an Empire Waist. Her walking-length veil is Mrs. Tamiso’s sister. thousands of Argentinians suffering The State Department, at the U.S. employment and the economy in Chalmers loan, and Videla has since Following the mass, a reception Opinion was trimmed with lace and she carried a bouquet of pink | under the repressive military regime request of its human affairs office, general is obvious,’’ Zablocki had given his reluctant permission for a carnations, lavender carnations and baby’s breath. for 75 relatives and friends, was held of President ^ decided to use the Allis-Chalmers written Vance last June 29. “It would at The Buckboard Restaurant in human rights commission visit. June Cramer of San Diego, Calif,, the bridge’s sister, I Jorge Rafael \ deal as a lever to pry a little humani be particularly regrettable for a U.S. Glastonbury. ’The three-tiered cake A cofidential State Department was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Cindy Hubert of Videla. .■ \ ty out of the Videla regime. firm to lose this contract now to memo soon after the Mondale-Videla Waterbury; Cindy Lachmund and Lori Lachmund, both of was made by Jan Peeletier of En Vocational Center field. S in ce th e Secretary of State Cyrus Vance Japanese or Russian competition for meeting noted that “the word is out West Hartford and stepsisters of the bridegroom; and | Argentine V. spelled out the strategy in a letter the lack of Export-Import Bank sup Donna Mercier of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. Amond the guests attending were in town that Mondale and Videla last July 10 to John Moore, chairman Tom Reiser of Manchester served as best man. Ushers I Mrs. Tamiso’s six brothers and two 3est Alternative military junta port, should the human rights situa struck a Roman deal, EXIM finan were Dwight Hanson of Waterbury; Robert Cramer Jr. of sisters; and Mr. Tamiso’s three seized power of the Export-Import Bank; “ If tion in Argentina improve to such a cing for an lACHR visit.’’ brothers. from Isabel Peron Argentina were to invite the Inter- degree that Export-Import support Waterbury, the bride’s brother; Scott Lachmund of West If Vernon decides that it must dis- Presumably that imbalance will The secret deal didn’t please ’The couple has two sons, Stephen in 1976, an es American Commission on Human would be made available within a few Hartford, the bridegroom’s stepbrother; and Robert [ ■ ■■■ .n ' continue using Sykes School for sixth continue, though somewhat reduced, human rights advocates in Foggy Mercier of Manchester, the bridegroom’s brother-in-law, Tamiso of East Hartford and Robert timated 20,000 persons have simply Rights to visit under circumstances weeks or months.” graders — and it appears that will even after the decline in school pop Bottom. A confidential memo stated; A reception was held at the Holiday Season Restaurant I Tamiso of New York; and daughter, disappeared. They were swept off which would permit it to carry out its ’There was also opposition within u come eventually — the most logical ulation, reached the high school age “Our caving (in) in EXIM financing in Waterbury, after which the couple left for Hawaii, For Mrs. Brooks (Betty) Caldwell of into the night by Videla’s armed mandated functions, we would relax the State Department. A confidential >■ use of it would seem to be as a plant without any improvement in the traveling, Mrs. Richardson wore a blue crepe print floral West Hollywood, Calif. They also level. thugs for imprisonment, torture and certain restrictions now placed on memorandum of Aug. 29, 1978, have four grandchildren; and two in the state’s vocational education It seems to make good economic human rights situation will convince dress with matching hat and accessories. They will j 1 in many cases death. Acting on United States aid and trade warned; “A political decision against great-grandchildren. system. sense to shift more of the available the (Argentine) hardlines that they reside in Manchester. reports from prisoners’ families and programs for Argentina.” Argentina would be disastrous ... It Mrs. Richardson was employed as front office I Mr. Tamiso was employed by First The idea of using Sykes as a school spaces to vocational students. have stared down the Yankees, or some lucky survivors, the Inter- Noting that Videla had not could hardly be argued that the manager at Holiday Inn in Waterbury. Mr. Richardson is i National Stores in East Hartford, satellite of an existing vocational The problem, perhaps, is that as the that the dollar, not Southern retiring 11 years ago. (Costello American Commission on Human extended an invitation to the com hydroelectric plant could in any way employed as front office manager at Holiday Inn in Hart high school or as an independent new decline moves upward to high school idealism, still rules in Washington.” Mrs. Wayne E. Richardson photo) Rights (lACHR) petitioned the mission “in a form it can accept,” improve the civil and political liber ford. ,,vocational school is attractive from students, more and more spaces will Footnote; In fact, sources told our Mr. and Mrs. Settimo V. Tamiso Videla government for permission to Vance wrote; “In view of this we ties of Argentinians, but conversely become available. associate Bob Sherman, Videla has in at least two points of view. investigate the situation in Argen must recommend against Export- it is hardly tenable either that it First it would clearly satisfy the ’There will be a tendency to use the recent weeks relaxed the iron-fisted tina. Import financing at this time of the would in any way further jeopardize Births College Notes requirement of the trusteeship under best such school plant space repression of his dictatorship, hoping Obviously fearing the results of an Allis-Chalmers application ... ” their liberties.” to clean things up for the LACHER which Sykes is operated that the available for vocational education. The State Department’s position received a B.S.deegree in independent outside investigation, Undoubtedly aware of this visit later this summer. Miner, ..\ndrew Franris, Rattee of East Hartford. Anne, 2. grandmother is Mrs. Carol L. Wasserman, Glastonbury, graduated Orono. ..C.school be used for “ manual Sykes, for reason of location or size elementary education from Videla initially rejected the com was taken despite pressure from pressure on the State Department, She has a brother. Gary, 1. Josephine O’Connor of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cum laude with a B.S. -draining.” or some other consideration may not Washington Whirl son of David W. and Mary Patterson, Sara mission’s request. Rep. Clement Zablocki, D-Wis., Videla resisted the administration’s Spring Lake, N.J. Alan M. Wasserman, 400 degree Inblology from the Marianne McCluskey of Rhode Island College. ' ' Second it would use school space to meet the competition. Jimmy Carter, who squeaked his Devanney Miner of 83 .Margaret, daughter of Jon Romano, Jason David, Dayton Road, South University of Maine at 145 Avert St., Manchester, A committee is now studying alter way to victory as the “anti- Overlook Drive, D. and Christyl Wentland fill a need for school space. Tliere is Manchester. He was born son of Richard and Sharon . -|-growing conviction that more places native uses for Sykes if it is discon Washington” candidate in 1976, is ap Enes Romano of 25 Bank Patterson of 75 Linnmore May 21 at Hartford Drive, Manchester. She In ;i M ir\’t.’y, mir roki they w.ini to knou' more about impiirtaiu i''sues. -I-rm ust be provided for boys and girls tinued for sixth graders. ’They may parently planning the same action in Hospital. His maternal St., Manchester. He was was born May 31 at II k’ [nlrpo^c till'' .ul to mw u m i sonu’ ot tlu iiilorm atioii you li.ive ^ *-y y ho want to prepare themselves for come up with some better con 1980. At a recent White House recep grandfather is John F. born May 29 at Manchester Manchester Memorial ' 4echnical and mechanical trades and clusions, but the vocational idea is tion for Vietnam veterans, Kirk Devanney of Manchester. Memorial Hospital. His Hospital. Her maternal ,-r-4here is obviously a stain on the the alternative that at this point Bauer, a legislative assistant to Rep. His paternal grandfather is maternal grandparents are grandmother is Agnes A. Peter Peyser, D-N.Y., delivered a F. Weldon Miner of Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S p a c e s in the existing vocational seems most logical. Wentland of 179 E. Center WHO? message to the president. Bauer, He has three brothers, Enes of 152 Bissell St., • I^chools. St., Manchester. Her Michael, 6, Matthew, 5,' Manchester. His paternal who lost a leg in Vietnam, told paternal grandparents are grandparents are Mr. and Carter; "I have a message from my and Mark, 2. Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Paul Romano of 227 Ibnig^t 'Call father. He thinks you’ll get re-elected Patterson of 441 Main St., m Howe, Tanya .Marie, Center St., Manchester. no m atter what those bums in East Hartford. daughter of USMC Sgt. M)ther Editors Say Washington say.” Replied a smiling Jerome and Sandra Neary Robbins, Allison O’Connor, Alison Carter; "I can take care of the Howe of Swansboro, N.C. Rachel, daugther of Alan President Carter’s anti-inflation ment as an anti-inflation weapon. .Marie, daughter of bums.” She was born June 6 at the D. and Ceila D. Robbins of ■ * program has been shattered. A series ’There are a whole series of pvern- Jeremiah F. and Susan • The Treasury is planning to auc U.S. Marine Hospital at Bolton. She was born May is brought to you by ."'.‘Jiff settlements that, except by ment goodies that benefit business — Fricks O’Connor of 931 tion off 978,000 Carson City silver Camp LeJeune, N.C. Her 31 at Manchester most strained of analyses, from tax incentives to trade restric North River Road, Coven dollars, and is working out a way to maternal grandparents are Memorial Hospital. Her - i^pxceeded the guidelines, cracked it. tions— and the president should seek Mr. and Mrs. Robert maternal grandmother is try. the power to employ these, as well, make sure that bidders get a fair She was born June 2 at ' J-J^And the ruling by a District Court Neary of Swansboro, N.C. Mrs. Frederick Dame of against companies that violate the shake. But the time it has taken to Manchester Memorial - ; I ’^u d g e in Washington declaring un- set up the auction has provided an un Her paternal grandparents Dennis, Mass. Her pater- ^'-'^law ful'the one sanction in the guidelines. arp Mr anH Mrc .Tampc E nal granHnarpnts arp Mr. Hospital. Her maternal expected bonus for the successful grandparents are Mr. and Northeast Utilides. .program — the threat to withhold And finally, it seems to us, the Howe of East Hartford. and Mrs. Mayer Robbins of purchasers of the collectors’ items. '> ;1 ^ o v e m m e n t contracts from com- president should take the step he has Her paternal great West Hartford. Mrs. Ben Fricks of The coins, pre-wrapped years ago, Bridgeport. Her paternal $0 long resisted. He should seek grandmother is Mrs. Nellie She has a sister. Rebecca ' ‘ t-yianies whose prices exceeded the contain a message from the presi > ^ ’|^Splidellnes — finished the job. standby authority to impose outright wage and price controls. No one dent of the United States; “As we ap The sanction had never actually proach America’s Bicentennial, this employed is no real consolation. thinks the imposition can be imposed In the Service and administered with full equity to historic silver dollar is one of the ■j^S jJ h ghting inflation is in some large most valuable reminders of our all. Further, of course, the mere -r* ZuSneasure a psychological matter, and nation’s heritage.” The president? request by the president for such HU Rier wc«th Airman P h ilip F. Gilbert Chamberiand of 18 Yuma, Ariz. - > * ^ r o m the perspective of inflation- Richard Nixon. MaeVane. son of Mrs. Trotter St., Manchester, A 1976 graduate of South ■‘-^jjighters, Judge Barrington Parker’s authority could prompt both manage H arriet A. Higgins of has been assigned to Shep Windsor High School, he ■ ‘ 'ISSecision is surely a downer. ’The Ad- ment and labor to rush to raise prices Columbia and Lloyd P. pard AFB, Texas, after joined the Marine Corps in ; ' ;'3iinistration says it will appeal and wages before controls could be Martha Arntle and Robert Walters MaeVane of Coventry, completing Air Force basic February 1977. • ■ '..'CJ’arker’s decision that the procure- employed. graduated from Sheppard training at Lackland AFB, . .:j^ e n t threat made “voluntary” Yet for all their faults, wage and AFB, Texas, from the U.S. Jeffrey R. Orbach of 3 Texas. ;>*:;3)rogram of guidelines “mandatory” price controls remain the sharpest Air Force Technical Walnut St., Manchester, Abused Hospitality She will now receive arrow the president can put in his training course for aircraft son of Ms. Ruth K. Perry of ’-’JeSP"** therefore beyond the specialized training in the anti-inflation quiver. Further, with maintenance specialists. aircraft equipment Woodlawn Circle, Esat ^_,*22President's power to impose un- WASHINGTON (NEA) - welfare programs by newly arrived their supposed sponsors, the newly migrant welfare racket. inflation at double-digit numbers and He is being assigned to maintenance fieid. Hartford, has wnlisted in : -.Siiaterally. It seemed to us a rather Congress, which loves to talk about immigrants but said, there is good arrived aliens quickly sign up for SSI For starteis, they would make the McGuire AFB, N.J. for She graduated from the U.S. Air Force. : ; ^—Hclose call that could well have gone with big organized sectors of the eliminating fraud and abuse in reason to believe a similar problem payments and other welfare benefits. sponsors’ affidavits of support legal duty with a unit of the Manor High School, A 1977 g rad u ate of ; ^ ^ ^ e president’s way, and still may economy routinely ignoring the government programs, finally has a exists with Medicaid and Aid to A few choice examples: ly enforceable contracts and permit Military Airlift Command. Portsmouth, Va. She is the Manchester High School, - ZSupon appeal. guidelines (while the less organized golden opportunity to practice what Families with Dependent Children. — A 64-year-old alien in Sunnyvale, either the newly arrived immigrant sectors of the economy tend to He graduated from daughter of retired Air he selected a position in the But rather than simply waiting for it preaches. Immigration laws are supposed to Calif., started drawing SSI benefits or the government to sue any sponsor Windham High School in Force Technical Sgt. and munitions disposal b a t appeal to run its course, it would observe them), it’s not all clear that Legislation has been introduced in prevent admission to this country of within four months of his arrival in who reneges on his commitment. Willimantic and attended specialist career field. He Mrs. David W. Brantner of - - i .-.iseem wise now for the president to go a presidential request for standby both the Senate and House to plug anyone likely to become a “public the United States even though his And equally im portant, their Southern Connecticut State Wiiliamsburg, Pa. departed April 25 for six Congress immediately and de- wage and price authority would loopholes in current law that permit charge” within five years of entry. daughter had promised to support legislation would set a three-year College. weeks of basic training at make the situation appreciably worse Lackland AFB, San An • »J2mand the power to employ the thousands of new But the five-state GAO study found him. She earns more than $25,000 a residency requirement before an Navy Seaman Recruit \ than it already is. Airman Paula M tonio, Texas. ; ..'ijirocurement sanctions that Parker ly arrived legal 37.511 recipients of SSI who had come year and has assets worth more than alien could become eligible for SSI Todd G. Hutchins, son of And congressional approval of a Twichell, daughter of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon -- j —n iled he does not have. If the psy- immigrants to here less than five years ago. Almost $130,000. payments. Exceptions would be request for such authority — com Nancy L. Guite of 40 Hutchins of 529 Graham Kevin A. Poster, son of ;r^.j3chology of the situation is to be qualify for two-thirds of them began collecting — ’The 65-year-old alien mother of made for refugees like the Viet bined with legislation empowering Catlaina Drive, Coventry, Road, South Windsor, has Mrs. Doris L. Poster of •'•IJJJreversed, something more than welfare oenems within' a year of their an Illinois resident who signed a sup namese “boat people” and for aliens President Carter to impose a variety has been assigend to completed recruit training Baker Road, Vernon, exhortation from the president is assistance as ear arrival, and 96 percent did so within port affidavit actually applied for SSI who become eligible for SSI Keesler AFB, Miss., after at the Naval Training recently enter^ the U.S. clearly needed. And that something of sanctions on violators of the price ly as 30 days after three years of entry. benefits before arriving in the United payments as a result of blindness or completing Air Force basic Center, Great Lakes, 111. Air Force delayed enlist _^is a broad legislative endorsement of guidelines — might compromise just they enter the States and began drawing payments disability arising after they enter the training at Lackland AFB, He joined the Navy in ment program. ’The problem is that each year , ..j*2 |anti-inflation efforts from the the message that is needed from United States. just two weeks after her entry. United States. Texas. March 1979. A 1979 graduate of thousands of aliens are admitted on ;-'•■•--Congress. Washington, the message that Although no one knows the full She will now receive Rockville High School, he the strength of affidavits from spon — Three of the 10 relatives of a A similar Percy bill got lost in the > tfS- ’The legislative foray need not, and government is finally getting serious specialized training in the Marine Lance Cpl. Mark is scheduled to depart Aug. scope of this rip-off, a General Ac sors (usually family members or naturalized American citizen in shuffle near adjournment of the last should not, be limited solely to a about fighting inflation afflicting all counting Office report last year es avionics systems field. She C. Deskis, son of Mr. and 22 for basic training at close friends already here) who Rochester, N.Y., began drawing SSI Congress. There can be no such quest for greater executive authority Americans. — Boston Blobe attended Coventry High Mrs. Charles M. Deskis of Lackland AFB, San An timated that in five states alone promise to be responsible for their payments four months after their excuse for inaction this time around. School. tonio, Texas. He will W hen you turn out your lights notification for people who have trouble ! -' • in the use of government procure- abuse of a single program — 206 Pleasant Valley Road, - iv Ji. financial support but then renege on arrival because of a disabling disease Nor should there be any cause for receive technical training Supplemental Security Income (SSI) South Windsor, has tonight, take just a moment to stop paying their bill. And many other their commitments. contracted long before they came to substansive opposition to the A irm an K aren W. reported for duty at in the electronics career — was running at more than $72 this country. measure. Welfare cheating is often a Chamberiand, wife of Marine Corps Air STation, field. taking your electric service for granted. services. Because the courts have held the million annually. (’The five states matter of interpretation, but there T/touyfcg affidavits are mere “moral Sens. Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., and And see it the way we do. As a But now we’re feeling the squeeze of were California, Florida, New York, can be no real question in this case. obligations” which are not legally Alan Cranston, D-Calif., along with We. are hearing much today there is no means of validation, so New Jersey and Illinois.) What is going on is the most flagrant responsibility. A responsibility we’ve inflation just like you. Maybe even more. binding on the sponsors who sign Rep. Donals J. Pease, D-Ohio, have $5,000—$10,000 •■brainwashing,” a form of external that securing submission to any ’The SSI program provides funds possible abuse of this country’s managed to meet in spite of inflation- In fact, since 1975 our electric them, there is no penalty for introduced legislation that would mind control. It particularly is being religious authority would be con for the aged, blind and disabled. GAO hospitality — and its tax money. $20,000—$50,000 rengeging. And, often at the urging of effectively halt this entire im so far. Through modern technology and operating expenses have gone up 29%. ^applied to religious fringe groups sidered mind control. But for the did not try to quantify abuse of other $ 100,000 old-fashioned belt tightening, we’ve W hile our electric rates have gone up that isolate young converts from all believer, the first test is that it be Sm all■ UP TO $201$200,000 OR MORE •previous associates, family and from God. He recognizes the Bible to Foreign News Commentary managed to keep the services coming. only 3%. otherwise, and so dominate their be so validated. Any other claim Services like tree-trimming crews to We need adequate revenues. With thinking. These groups are invariably must then be tested by the Scrip MONEY ” authoritarian in nature. tures. B usiness keep the lines free. Storm restoration them, we can assure you of the existing ,, But all thinking people realize that Another point of validation is that China Calls for Election Overhaul AVAILABLE FOR teams to get the lines back up. Home services we provide. And perhaps even ' authority is an absolute necessity in the alleged authority must have By PAUL LOONG voting for opposing candidates put it said. China’s population, it said. ANY GOOD REASON ‘ an oderly society. Indeed, authority altruistic ends; that is, the con forward by the local authorities. The country’s legal system has The National People’s Congress, energy audits to get your costs down. develop new ways to add more of the sequences of yielding to the authority HGNG KONG (UPI) - When Loans is a benevolent provision, I certainly In a frank admission, the People’s which is expected to meet soon For established cr new Time-of-day rates to cut peak hour services that make your lives a little easier. r. emphasize the need for bowing to the must be for the benefit of the one sulh China’s legislature meets again, “failed to lay down specific laws and probably in late June, it is likely to independent business demand. Customer service centers to Your power more reliable. And in the long ““ authority of the Scriptures. What, mittihg and/or others, rather than Daily, published by the Communist procedures for exercising superision although no date has yet been an I - then, is the difference between sub- for the advantage of the one wielding look hard at how its members were nounced, is likely to accept the party • Operating Capital • Expansion Party, said, “ The People’s and dismissal.” cut through red tape. 24 hours a day. run, your electric rates more economical. jection to a valid authority and the authority. chosen to represent the country’s 900 All this has to change, the Com suggestions. A question is how • Inventory • Building Loans We provide free energy conservation You see, we think you should be able , “brainwashing?” Eugene Brewer, Minister million people. Congresses turned out to be more munist Party paper said. thoroughly the recommendations can • New Equipment • Improvements ■ ‘ Perhaps the difference lies in that Church of Christ ’The National People’s Congress — The People’s Daily said elections advice for people who have trouble to take your electric service for granted. theoretically the highest organ of be carried out at the local levels, • Farm Loans • Farm Equipment adjective “valid.” But how does one 394 Lydall St. formalities. Some were not even should “fully express the will and state power but in fact subordinate to Applications Taken by Phone. trimming their bill. Third party Tonight, tomorrow night, and every night. validate authority in the spiritual Manchester, Ct. 06040 that.” realm? For the atheist or agnostic the Chinese Communist Party -* ’The newspaper said candidates wishes of the masses,” the secret wherfc petty officials sometimes only CALL; DAVE LODA 236-5411 currently has 3,497 deputies from'30 balloting would eliminate the pay lip service to central directives. provinces and regions and from the were “nominated in the name of “corrupted practices” of voting by Despite the recommendations for armed forces. ‘democratic consultation.’ As a Toll Free 1-800-626-6544 Yeaterdan show of hands. wide representation in the national NORTHEAST UTILITIES They are supposed to be elected by matter of fact, they were selected SMALL BUSINESS SERVICE CENTER 25 Years Ago College, seeks Miss Cuimec- the people. But it hasn’t worked out and decided by a few individuals.” Another proposal was for “a legislature, a full-fledged Western- Doing every thing in our power to keep costs down. Dr. John Delaney is appointed ticut title. that way. greater number of candidates than style democracy will not emerge in A group of about 50 Manchester China now admits that officials ar The ConiKxncur Light and Power Company/Tlw Hartford Electric Light Company/Western Massachusetts Electric Company/Holyoke Water Power Company pastor of St. Bridget Church. “Because delegates • to People’s elected delegates” so voters can Communist China. COMMERCIAL CREDIT ..p. Board of Directors study Marlow s youth show enthusiasm for formation bitrarily assign candidates to local Northeast Utilities Service Compony/Northeast Nuclear Energy Company of a Youth Ckmunission. Congresses had no relations with the have a choice. The democracy China is talking parking offer. assemblies, which in turn pick the A a financial service of A court action by Manchester local electorate, the people were ki no about is “socialist democracy" in deputies to parliament. CONTROL DATA CORPORATION 10 Years Ago 991 indefinitely postpones scheduled All levels of the country’s which the Communist Party, as the Miss Faith Middleton, recently Sometimes voters get only one can assemblies should also have more election by members of the Muncipal position to exercise their rights to guardian of the proliteriat, has ab crowned Miss Eastern Connecticut Employees Group. didate. And the practice of voting by delegates to reflect the growth in solute power over all other bodies. a show of hands effectively deters supervise, dismiss and elect them,” EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 11, 1979 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN- e v e n in g HERALD. Mon.. June 11, 1979 ObItuariM Hobson Speaks with Bat William C. Bray Mrs. Catherine B. Hanna Daniel D, Balkus Gloria S. Silverman Emile W. Lessard Sr. Charles J. Porter Sr. MANCHESTER - William C. and Hobson delivered a 3-1 pitch percentage of strikes. “This was one VERNON — Mrs. Gloria Sherman MANCHESTER - Emile W. MANCHESTER — Mrs. Catherine BOSTON (UPI) - He speaks EAST HARTFORD - Daniel MANCHESTER - Charles J. Bray, 86, of 100 Grandview St. died from loser Paul Hartzell, 3-4, to the of those days. He had quality stuff.” Silverman, 69, of 2 Loveland Hill Lessard Sr., 43, of Enfield died Sun B. Hanna, 92, of 333 Bidwell St. died softly and carries a big stick, Donald Balkus, 80, of 1 Chandler St. Porter Sr., 40, of 64D Rachel Road S ati^ay at a local convalescent center-field stands for his eighth Dwight Evans followed Hobson’s Road died last Thursday, June 7. She day at Baystate Medical Center, this morning at a local convalescent died Thursday at Hartford Hospital. died Saturday at the St. Francis home. He was the husband of Mrs. but Butch Hobson is the first homer of the season. homer with a shot over the left-field Wesson Unit, Springfield, Mass. He home. She was the widow of Joseph He was the husband of Mrs. Esther was the widow of Boris Silverman. Hospitai and Medical Center. He was Ethel May Kittle Bray, with whom one to admit hitting a baseball “That (Hobson’s homer) did it,” screen for his seventh homer of the The funeral was Friday. Burial was the husband of Mrs. Annetta Hanna. Bruce Balkus. the husband of Mrs. Patricia Landry he celebrated his 62nd wedding an Mrs. Hanna was bom Jan. 10,1887, is a lot easier when you bat said Eckersley, who tossed a four- year and first since May 8. Carl , ^ e funeral was this morning from was in the Ellington Jewish Cirillo Lessard and the brother of hitter for his 12 career shutout and Porter. niversary last September. in Glascow, Scotland, and lived in behind the big names. Yastrzemski added the final run with Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main Cemetery. Lionel Lessard of Manchester. and knocked in 30 runs in his last 31 first whitewash of the season. “I’m an RBI single in the seventh, thanks Mr. Porter was bom Dec. 8,1938, Mr. Bray was bom in Talcottville, Manchester most of her life. St., with a mass at St. Mary's Friends may cali at the home of He is also survived by two sons, a “I’ve got some good hitters— some games. “Of course this year, my not as nervous about balls going out in part to a dropped pop-up by Twins’ in Ayer, Mass., and iived in son of the late Eldwin and Lillian She was a member of the Church. Burial was in Rose Hill her children, 81 Orchard St., Manchester seven years. daughter, his stepfather and mother, great hitters— in front of me: (Jim) slow start was injury-induced of the park with a three-run lead. third baseman John Castino. another brother and a sister. Smith Bray, and lived most of his life Presbyterian Church in Manchester. Rice, (Carlton) Fisk and (Carl) (elbow.) But it’s a necessity to win at Memorial Park. Rockville. He was emioyed for 10 years as a in Manchester. “A couple of guys told me I’d “I’ll feel sick — until Tuesday,” The family suggests that friends The funeral is Tuesday at 9: IS a.m. She is survived by several nieces Yastrzemski,” said the introverted home if you want to stay in conten Mr. Balkus was born in Giaston- computer operator at the Chandier- He had worked as a sheet metal better hold the runs down. That made said Minnesota Manager Gene wishing to may make memorial gifts from Leete-Stevens Eiiifield Chapel, and nephews. Red Sox third baseman after tion.” bury and had lived in East Hartford Evans Division of Colt Industries, worker 35 years in Hartford. me concentrate more. You pitch a Mauch, whose team has not won at to the Heart Association of Greater 61 South Road, with a mass at Holy The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Boston’s 5-0 win Sunday over the The Red Sox wound up 6-1 on the most of his life. Before retiring 16 West Hartford. He was the town’s chief custodian shutout in this park, and you know Fenway Park since August 1977. “We Hartford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. Family Church, Enfield, at 10. Burial Main St., Manchester, is in charge of Minnesota Twins. "It seems current homestand but still trail years ago, he had been emnloved at He was a member of the Army t. for 17 years before his retirement in you’ve done a helluva job,’’ have a day off tomorrow (Monday), The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far will be in the Enfield Street arrangements, which are in someone always is on base to hit in.” Baltimore by one game in the Pratt & Whitney Division of United Navy Club of Manchester. 1959, and also performed custodial Eckersley said. but I guess you could say we had one mington Ave., Hartford, was in Cemetery. complete. Hobson drove in three runs with a American League East. Boston, Technologies Corp. for 25 years. He Other survivors are his mother, work many years at Center Eckersley threw 98 pitches, three- today (Sunday). We’re just not hit was a member of the Pratt & charge of arrangements. Mrs. Bertha Porter, of Fort Friends may call at the chapel homer and a sacrifice fly to key which hit .233 on its last road trip, quarters of them strikes, and allowed ting, and they got good pitching.” Mrs. Silverman was bom in Russia today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Congregational Church, of which he Boston’s three-game sweep of the batted .359 during the homestand Whitney Aircraft Club and the firm’s Covington, N.Y.; a son, Charles J. was a member, and at the Masonic Charles Delnicki Sr. only two runners to reach second. He Predictably, Boston Manager Don and lived in the Vernon area most of The family suggests that any Twins. The Red Sox have now won with a slugging percentage of .645. Quarter Century Club. Porter Jr., and a daughter, Darleen Temple. MANCHESTER - Charles fanned five and walked one. Zimmer felt the opposite. her life. memorial gifts may be made to the four straight and seven of their last Hobson gave Dennis Eckersley, 6- He is also survived by five sons, L. Porter, both at home; a brother, Mr. Bray began as a boy to help his “There are days Dennis Eckersley “Everone is starting to swing the She was a retired sales lady for G. American Cancer Society, 670 Delnicki Sr., 76, of 111 Deming St. eight. 3, all the runs the right-hander Harry Kenny of East Hartford, David W. Porter, and a sister, Mrs. father who was a janitor of the died Sunday at Manchester Memorial will have when it doesn’t matter bat, and we’re getting good pitching. Lester Kenny of Warehouse Point, Fox & Co. in Hartford. Barbara Zile, both of Florida. Prospect Ave., Hartford, 06105. “A lot of us are slow starters on needed with his fourth-inning where he is in the strike zone,” said We had a helluva homestand,” She was a member of Congregation former Lincoln School. Hospital. He was the husband of Mr^. this team, I know I am,” said Hob sacrifice fly. Then, in the sixth, Jerome Kenny and Daniel Balkus, The funeral and burial will be In December 1977, he was honored Roy Smalley, the league’s leading Zimmer concluded. B’nai Israel of Rockville and the Miss Mary B. Enko Elizabeth Rudihski Delnicki. son, who has hit in 10 straight games Carlton Fisk ripped a two-out double both of Miami, Fla., and Donald private at the convenience of the at Center Congregational Church Mr. Delnicki was born April 24, hitter, when asked about the high Balkus of Newberg, Ind.; four Synagogue Sisterhood. MANCHESTER - Miss Mary B. family. " with a plaque citing him for his 60 1903, in East Windsor and liv ^ most daughters, Mrs. Anita Morreli of Survivors are a son, Richard Enko, 67, of 433 Hilliard St. died this There are no calling hours. years of service to the church, where of his life in Manchester. Manchester, Mrs. Elaine Flenke and Silverman and a daughter, Mrs. morning at Manchester Memorial The famiiy suggests that friends he had been a member since 1914. He In 1964, he retired after working 40 Standings Mrs. Jean Hayes, both of East Hart Meryl Chiapponi, both of Rockville; Hospital. wishing to may make memorial gifts was also a member of its Jubilee years as a fireman for the former ford; and Mrs. Evelyn F. Foley of a brother, Henry Sherman of to the Heart Association of Greater Miss Enko was bom April 25,1912, Cut Down at Second Base Dent Breaks Slump Club. South Glastonbury; iwo brothers, Yonkers, N.Y.; two sisters, Mrs. in Westfield, Mass., and lived in Lydall-Foulds Inc. in Manchester. Hartford, 310 Coilins St., Hartford. He was a 50-year member of the National League Joseph Balkus of East Hartford and Ethel Moskowitz of Brooklyn, N.Y., Manchester since 1942. He was a communicant of St. Boston’s Jerry Remy^ steps on base but watches Umpire The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Manchester Lodge of Masons and Bridget Church. East Carl Balkus of Glastonbury; 26 and Mrs. Rhoda Bandman of L.I., Main St., Manchester, is in charge of Before retiring two years ago, she Darrell Cousins complete out call while Twins’ shortstop Roy served as its tiler for more than 40 Other survivors are three sons, W L Pet. GB grandchildren and seven great N.Y., and three grandchildren. arrangements. was employed 35 years as an inspec Smalley holds ball in glove in first inning yesterday at Fenway. years. He was also a 50-year member Charles Delnicki Jr. and Robert At Plate in Victory St. Louis 31 21 .596 — grandchildren. tor at the Allen Mfg. Co., Bloomfield. of Delta Chapter, RAM, of (UPI Photo) Mrs. Elizabeth R. Bird Mrs. Wilfred J. Devin She was a member of Zion Delnicki, both of Tolland, and Donald Montreal 30 22 .577 1 Manchester and served as its sen Delnicki of Raymond, N.H.; a Pittsburgh 3 > /2 Jerry DeCarli WAREHOUSE POINT - Mrs Evangelical Lutheran Church of KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I )- Cruz booted a ground ball by Mickey 28 25 .528 EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. tinel more than 35 years. brother, Anthony Delnicki of South ROCKVILLE - Jerry DeCarli, 90, Nellie Jasanis Devin, 70, of 13 Oak St. Manchester. Rivers, giving the Yankees a 2-0 lead. Philadelphia 30 27 .526 3>A Elizabeth R. Bird, 67, of 452 Main St. He was a 50-year member of Tem Windsor, and a sister. Miss Mary Going hitless for an entire Chicago of 34 Elizabeth St., Ellington, died died Saturday in a local convalescent Survivors are a brother, Frank Dent also singled and scored a run 25 28 .472 m died Friday at her home. ple Chapter, OES, a 50-year member Delnicki of East Hartford; 13 week would bother most New York Saturday at Rockville General home. She was the wife of Wilfred J. Enko of Manchester; five sisters, Orioles Continue during a seven-run outburst in the 21 32 .396 lO'A The funeral was this morning from of Chapman Court, Order of grandchildren and two great major-league baseball players, Hospital. He was the husband of Ida Devin. Mrs. George (Alice) Magnuson of seventh inning that blew a 3-2 game West the Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Amaranth, a member of Adoniram grandchildren. Lusa DeCarli. Mrs. Devin was born in Rockville Manchester, Mrs. Francis (Freda) but not Bucky Dent of the New into a 10-2 contest. Graig Nettles W L Pet. GB Poquonock Ave., Windsor, with a Council of Ellington, and a member The funeral is Tuesday at 10:15 Mr. DeCarli was born in Italy and and lived in Windsor before moving Hall of Westfield, Mass., Mrs. Late Inning Heroics York Yankees. He’s had worse added a solo homer and Willie Houston 36 25 .590 — mass at St. Mary’s Church. Burial of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, Edward (Mildred) Prowe and Mrs. Cincinnati 33 25 .569 I V z had lived in the Eilington-Rockviile was in St. Mary’s Cemetery. to Warehouse Point in 1969. Lebanon. slumps than his six-game, 0- Randloph and Lou Pinieila eached Ann Woodford, both of Avon, and 142 E. Center St., Manchester, with a San Francisco 29 31 .483 6'A area most of his life. Mrs. Bird was born in Frenchville, Other survivors are three sons, In 1968, Mr. Bray received the for-22 showing last week. and 1 hit a line drive that the knocked in two runs to highlight that Mrs. Jack (Alma) Hempstead of mass at 11 at St. Bridget Church. Los Angeles 28 33 .459 8 Before his retirement 27 years ago, Maine, and had lived in South Wind Richard A. Devin of Suffieid, Royal Arch Mason Ephraim Kirby NEW YORK (UPI) — Although the Oriles has pulled off a Dent singled in four trips to the shortstop speared in the hole, I inning. he was employed by the former M.T. Simi, Calif., and several nieces and Burial will be in St. Bridget “I don’t worry about him,” said San Diego 27 35 .435 9'A sor for eight years before coming to Kenneth W. Devin of Enfield, and Award for distinguish^ service. Cemetery. sixth-inning triple play Sunday, they still trailed Texas by two plate against Chicago on Saturday, reinember shaking my head then, nephews. Lemon of Dent. “Bucky’s hitting Atlanta 22 36 .379 12'A Stevens Co., Rockville. East Hartford six years ago. She was Lee J. Devin of Windsor Locks; a He was a member of the runs at the bottom of the ninth inning. June 2, but went hitless against the wondering if I’d ever come out of it. The funeral will be Wednesday at Friends may call at the funeral isn’t going to win or lose the pennant He was a member of the Italian a communicant of St. Mary’s Church daughter, Mrs. Beverly Meehan of Manchester Municipal Retirees White Sox the following day. Then I tripled in my next at-bat and Sunday’s Results 11 a.m. at the Zion Evangelical home today from 7 to 9 p.m. And there was Dennis Martinez for us. As long has he's out there Social Club of Rockville, the Italian and a member of the Senior Citizens Marlton, N.J.; a brother, Peter Association. single. Dent then went hitless in two the crowd in Chicago gave me a stan San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 4 Church. Burial will be at 1:30 p.m. in sipping a beer in the clubhouse, playing steady for us every day — Club of Stafford Springs, and a com Club at Miller Gardens. She had been Jasanis of Rockville; three sisters, Other survivors are a brother, “Everybody came through, but the games against Kansas City and in ding ovation. Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 3 St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery in thinking he was beaten. But pinch- municant of St. Bernard’s Church, employed as a nurse’s aide in the Mrs. Amelia Minor of Rockville, Stanley Bray of Manchester; two St. James Kindergarten big play was May’s bunt,” said one game against Minnesota, before “I didn’t .think anything like that .that’s all I care about.” Houston 5, New York 3 Westfield, Mass. hitter Terry Crowley laced a two-out Tiant allowed nine hits in eight in Rockville. Hartford area. Mrs. Veronica Parrisino of Florida, sisters, Mrs. Dorothea Rickert of MANCHESTER - The Weaver. manager Bob Lemon gave him a rest was possible this year. I’ve been Chicago 10, Los Angeles 3 There are no calling hours. single to cap a three-run rally to give Other survivors are three sons, She leaves two sons, Daniel L. and Miss Marjorie Jasanis of Manchester and Mrs. Evelyn Heintz kindergarten class of St. James In other AL games, Boston blanked Thursday. He was back in the line-up making good contact and I had been nings in upping his record to 2-2. Ray St. Louis 3, San Diego 2 The famiiy suggests that friends the Orioles a 5-4 victory over the Burris came on in the ninth to Joseph DeCarli and Lodie DeCarli, Plourde of Niantic and Michael R. Rockville; three grandchildren and of Passadena, Calif., and several School will hold its graduation Minnesota, 5-0, New York defeated Friday and Saturday in Kansas City working hard with Charlie (NY bat Cincinnati 3, Montreal 2 both of Eliington, and Mario DeCarli wishing to may make memorial gifts Rangers for his ninth straight vic preserve the win after Tiant had Groves of Florida; two daughters. three great-grandchildren. nieces and nephews. ceremony Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Kansas City, 10-4, Chicago pounded but was set down eight straight ting coach Lau). Everything seemed Today’s Games of Ocala, Fla.; a brother, John The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. to Zion Evangelical Church, 112 tory. allowed three hits, a walk and two Miss Christine Ann Groves of East The funeral and Masonic memorial James CHiurch. Milwaukee, 13-3, Oakland blasted 4imes. to be going well for me up there. I Houston (Richard 6-4) at DeCarli of Eiiington; seven from the J.M. Bassinger Funeral Cooper St., Manchester, or the “When I saw Crowley’s hit I was runs. Hartford and Mrs. Frances P. Cripps service will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. at The Rev. James Archambault, Toronto, 12-1, Detroit got past Dent finally broke out of his guess I started pressing a bit but I Philadelphia (Lerch 2-4), N grandchildren and seven great American Cancer Society, yelling for the ball to get down and it The loss was tagged on Steve of Windsor; a brother, Warren Ray Home, 37 Gardner St., Warehouse the Center Congregational Church. team minister of St. James Church, California, lO-'i, and Seattle beat slump Sunday with a double and reminded myself that I was still hit Atlanta (Brizzolara 1-2) at Mon grandchildren. Manchester Unit, 237 E. Center St., did,” said Martinez, who now sports Mingori, who was making his first mond of Stockholm, Maine; three Point, with a mass at 9 at St. Philip’s Burial will be in East Cemetery at will celebrate the mass and award Cleveland, 5-2. single, driving in one run and scoring ting the ball good. There was no treal (Grimsley 5-4), N The funeral is Tuesday at 9; 15 a.m. Manchester. a 9-2 record. “Boy, was I happy to sisters, Gladys Clavette of Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s the convenience of the family. certificates to the 48 class members. two others. His third-inning double reason to panifc': ii would just be a start since 1973. Mingori was a last- Cincinnati (Norman 6-1) at New from the Burke-Fortin Funeral Cemetery, Poquonock. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 win ... ” minute replacement for Paul Split Newington, Agnes Dubay of Plain- There are no calling hours. There will be a reception in the Eddie Murray opened the ninth While Sox 13, Brewers 3 scored Cliff Johnson from first base matter of time.” York (Orosco 3-5), N Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, Friends may call at the funeral Main St., Manchester, is in charge of Chet Lemon collected four hits, in Johnson rached first on an infield torff, who came down with the flu. It ville and Edwina Cyr of Fort Fair- The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 school cafeteria afterward for with a double off Texas starter Jon broke open a scoreless game between St. Louis (Sykes 4-2) at Los with a mass at 10 at St. Bernard’s home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o.m. arrangements. cluding a . two-run homer, and was only Mingori’s second start in field, Maine.; and eight Main St., Manchester, is in charge of graduates, parents, relatives and Matlack, who was then replaced by Steve Mingori of the Royals and Luis single and came all the way around Angeles (Reuss 4-3). Church. Buriai wiil be in St. Ber Claudell Washington scored three to score on Dent’s shot into the left- 362 major league appearances grandchildren. Ward W. Holmes arrangements. friends. Jim Kern, 7-1. Gary Rieneke drew a Tiant of the Yankees— and send New nard’s Cemetery. runs and drove in three more to pace covering nine years. walk and Lee May su^rised the York on its way to a 10-4 victory. field corner. A throwing error by Friends may call at the funeral ELLINGTON - Ward w! Holmes, a 21-hit Chicago attack. shortstop Todd Cruz allowed Dent to Steve Braun collected two singles 79, of 41 Newell Hill Road died Satur Rangers with a bunt which Kern — “I had an O-for-34 slump when I home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. take third on the play and the New and a solo home run to highlight the Mrs. Joseph M. Delaney day at the Manchester Memorial trying for the force a third — threw was with Chicago in 1976,” recalled Manchester Police Report York shortstop then scored when Kansas City attack. SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Ethel Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. into left field, allowing Murray to A's 12, Blue Jays 1: Dent. “I remember I was O-for-33 American League Mrs. Edward J. Naudzus Oakland snapped a seven-game Marie Neill Delaney, 66, of 62 Colony Signe Anderson Holmes. They had MANCHESTER — Separate acts of ming at 3 a.m. and tbe customers South Road was treated at score and pinch runner A1 Bumbry to SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Lydia move to third. losing streak as Jim Essian drilled East Steves Naudzus, 59, of 21 Elm St. Road died Saturday at Hartford celebrated their 52nd wedding an Vandalism kept police busy over the began filing out. As the band was Manchester Memorial Hospital. A Hospital. She was the wife of Joseph Doug DeCinces was walked inten an inside-the-park grand slam to cap W L Pet. GB died Friday at Manchester Memoriai niversary last November. weekend. gathering its equipment, one of the hospital spokesman this morning I Leaders Baltimore 37 21 .638 — M. Delaney. members notic^ the amplifier was tionally to load the bases and Pat a six-run outburst in the fifth inning. Hospital. She was the wife of Edward Mr. Holmes was born Jan. 25,1900, Police said a rock was thrown said the youth was discharged Satur Freak Inning Boston 35 21 .625 1 Mrs. Delaney was born in in Stafford Hoilow, and lived in missing. Police said it had been left Kelly bounced into a double play as J. Naudzus. through the window of a Green Road day. Batting New York 32 27 . 542 I 'h Graceville, Mont., and had lived in Eiiington 40 years. near an open back door of the cafe. the tying run crossed the plate. John Tigers 10, Angeles 7 Mrs. Naudzus was born in New residence Sunday night. The complai According to police, a car driven Milwaukee 32 28 .533 6 Wisconsin for 30 years before coming He was a card tender at Aldon No suspects were named and the Lowenstein then walked to set the Jerry Morales drove in three runs National League Haven and had lived in East Hartford nant heard the noise and went out by Diane M. Calve, 35, of 35 AB Detroit 26 26 . 500 8 to South Windsor in 1949. She was a Spinning Mill for 15 years until his side, but found no one. No description band members said several persons Carpenter Road, Bolton, was heading stage for Crowley’s game-winning with a homer and a sacrifice fly and H Pci. before coming to South Windsor 20 82 .361 Cleveland 27 29 .482 9 communicant of St. Francis of Assisi retirement in 1970. of a suspect was made, but police were mingling around the equipment west on Bolton Center Road and the hit. Steve Kemp added a two-run blast to Rose, Phil Does in Mets years ago. Toronto 16 43 .271 21‘A Church and a member of the Friends He was one of Jehovah’s said they found a rock in the base at the end of the night. driver stopped to talk with someone. “It was a timely hit for me,” said help Detroit snap a three-game Winfield, SD 84 .354 She is also survived by a daughter, Crowley. “I’m just glad I got a losing streak. Hendrick, St. L 64 .352 West Mrs. Beverly N. Sini of Fairfax, Va.; of Wood Memorial Library. Witnesses. ment. The youth slammed into the rear of NEW YORK (UPI) — It was a different script than most chance to contribute the way Dennis Mazzilli, NY 72 .343 W GB a brother, Irving Steves of Sbe is also survived by a daughter, Other survivors are a son, Other thrown rocks were reported One person was injured Friday vehicle, identified as a 1973 games, but the result was the same Sunday afternoon when Mrs. Kathleen M. Richard of has been pitching.” Mariners 5, Indians 2 Foster, Cin 64 .339 California 35 24 .593 — Wethersfield; three sisters, Mrs. Vi Clarence Holmes of St. Albans, Vt.; a at two Hilliard Street homes and one night in a two-car collision on North Plymouth, and “flew over the car Manager Bill Virdon’s Houston Astros used three pitchers and a Plymouth, Mass.; three brothers and The victory allowed the Orioles to Bruce Bochte’s bloop pinch-hit dou Templton, St. L 73 .336 Kansas City 32 27 .542 3 vian Van Doie of New Haven, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. William (Esther) J. Woodland Street residence over the Main Street, police said. and landed on the hood before rolling five sisters, all of Wisconsin; and two maintain their one-game lead over ble in the eighth inning drove in three Moreno, Pit 73 .322 freak four-run inning to vanquish the New York Mets 5-3. Minnesota 30 26 .536 3V2 Minerva Tibbals of Canaan, N.H., Kaiser of Ellington, and two weekend. Police also said a beer bot William J. England, 25, of 25 onto the ground,” police said. granddaughters, Shari Lee Richard Starkweather St., Manchester, was Boston in the American League East runs and Odell Jones and Shane Knight, Cin 69 .322 “We are in first place (in the N.L. Texas 31 27 .534 3'A and Mrs. Verna Perkins of St. grandchildren. tle was thrown through the Parkade No arrest was made by police. and Danielle Neill Richard. and Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver Rawley combined on a seven-hitter Garvey, LA 77 .313 West) because we have been getting Chicago 28 29 .491 6 Petersburg, Fla.; and two The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Cleaners’ window early Saturday taken to Manchester Memorial The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. morning. Damage was estimated at Hospital for minor injuries, police credited the victory to May’s bunt to lift Seattle. Simmons, St. L 56 .313 consistency from our starters, good Seattle 24 36 . 400 11>A grandchildren. bullpen work from left-hander Joe from the Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Center St., Manchester. Burial will 6300. said, after striking another vehicle American League Oakland 19 40 .322 16 The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. Sambito and timely hitting,” said Home, 419 Buckland Road, with a be at the convenience of the family. Police reported the theft of 625 while attempting a left turn into a Smalley, Min 215 79 .367 Sunday’s Results at Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home, Virdon. mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church Friends may call at the funeral from the Elks Club on Bissell last parking lot. Carew, Cal 186 66 .355 Boston 5, Minnesota 0 419 Buckland Road. Burial will be in The Brooklyn-born Sambito, who at 9. Burial will be in St. Mary’s home today from 7 to 9 p.m. week. Entrance was gained through Police said England was charged Kemp, Det 180 63 .350 Baltimore 5, Texas 4 St. Catherine’s Cemetery, Broad Junior Women Ozark^s Job on Line three times was looked over by the said New York Manager Joe Torre. Brook. Cemetery, East Hartford. Carolyn R. Ferris an unlocked door, police said. with making an unsafe turn and Bochte, Sea 197 68 .345 New York 10, Kansas City 4 Friends may call at the funeral ordered to appear in court June 22. MANCHESTER - The executive Brett, KC 247 82 .332 Mets in tryout camps but was then “We are talking to people, so you Chicago 13, Milwaukee 3 Friends may call at the funeral SOUTH WINDSOR — Carolyn Rae selected by Houston in the free- never know what might break before home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Police said an amplifier valued at board of the Manchester Junior Rice, Bos 217 72 .332 Detroit 10, California 7 home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Duncan Ferris, 36, of 26 Amato Drive agent draft, stopped New York with the June 15 deadline.” The family suggests that any 6500 was taken from the Carry A 13-year-old Bolton boy riding a Women's Club will meet Tuesday at 8 Pryor, Chi 166 55 .331 Oakland 12, Toronto 1 died Sunday at her home. four sparkling innings of relief work, memorial gifts may be made to the Nation’s Cafe, 10 East Center St., bicyle received facial lacerations p.m. at the home of Jean Kellogg, 106 Downing, Cal 188 62 .330 Houston hopes everything stays the Seattle 5, Cleveland 2 Mrs. Hattie Lee Pitkin Mrs. Ferris was bom in Presque With Phils in Skid earning his fifth save. same. The Astros have won 12 of American Cancer Society, 237 E. Manchester, early Saturday mor when he rammed into the rear of a Carpenter Road. Lemon, Chi 212 68 .321 MANCHESTER - Mrs. Hattie Lee Isle, Maine, and had iived in Caribou, “I got into trouble in the eighth in their last 15, and have an 11-2 record Today’s Games Center St., Manchester, or to the On ning. stopped car and ‘flew’ over the top, Hostesses are Rachel Manunen Langsford, Cal' 241 77 .320 Pitkin, 94, of 385 W. Center St., Maine, before coming to the South ning (when a single by Steve Hender on Sundays. Seattle (Abbott 2-7) at Toronto cology Clinic, Jordan Hospital, According to police, a band called Saturday morning, police said. and Jeanne Forschino. NEW YORK (UPI) - Talk is starting in Philadelphia that Singleton, Bal 206 66 .320 (Jefferson 1-5), N formerly of Pitkin Street, Vernon, Plymouth, Mass., in care of Peter Windsor area 18 years ago. She son and walks to Alex Trevino and Virdon had even more hope for the “Turkey Foot” completed perfor Police said Alan Carpenter of 9 Danny Ozark’s job as manager of the Phillies may be in jeopar- California (Barr 3-1) at Cleveland died Saturday in a local convalescent Deckers. attended St. Francis of Assisi Home Runs Gil Flores loaded the bases with two future, saying, “You never know (Wilkins 2-3), N home. She was the widow of Alfred Church. She had been employed as dy- National League — Kingman, Chi out), but I managed to concentrate what is going to happen in the race, Oakland (McCatty 4-0) at Detroit C. Pitkin. John J. Collins office manager at Aquarius “I think it would be completely un 20; Schmidt, Phil 17; Lopes, LA 16; harder and got Joel Youngblood on but we are where we are because of (Morris 3-2), N Mrs. Pitkin was born Oct. 6, 1884, MANCHESTER - John J. Collins, Distributors of East Hartford for fair for anything to happen to Danny Natlonai Leagu^ B. Robinson, Pitt, Simmons, St. L strikes. ’The right-handed hitters had consistant pitching. Cedeno is Baltimore (McGregor 0-2) at in Talcottville, daughter of the late 71, of Sycamore Lane died Friday at more than three,years. because of the way the Phillies have and Winfield, SD 14. me throwing my fastball up and struggling, and if he and Bob Watson, been playing,” said Larry Bowa, who Chicago (Baumgarten 5-3), N Albert and Sarah Lee and lived in Bridgeport Hospital. He was the hus She is survived by a son, Gregory ble. American League — Lynn, Bos 16; away, and that can be trouble,” said who is still on the bench, start to hit, couldn’t prevent the Phils from drop Boston (Stanley 6-4) at Kansas City Vernon most of her life before band of Mrs. Mary Hennessy Collins. L. Reininger of South Windsor; her Elsewhere in the National League, Singleton, Bal 14; Grich, Cal, Sambito. we might make things really in ping a 10-3 decision to the Atlanta (Busby 2-2), N moving to Manchester two years ago. The funeral was this morning from father, Carleton L. Duncan of it was San Francisco 7, Pittsburgh 4; Thomas, Mil and R. Jones, Sea 13. The beneficiary of Sambito’s work teresting.” Braves Sunday before 58,707 fans. Other survivors are a brother, Ratell Funeral Home, Indian Caribou; a sister. Miss Deanna Dun Houston 5, New York 3; Chicago 10, Runs Batted In was George Throop, 1-0, who pitched William A. Lee of Rockville, and Orchard, Mass., with a mass at St. can of Manchester; and her fiance, “I’ve been told of some whispers National League — Winfield SD 50; three innings in relief of starter Ran that he might be in trouble,” Bowa Los Angeles, 3; St. Louis 3, San several nieces and nephews. Aloysius Church, Indian Orchard. Paul Stefanik of South Windsor. Diego 2 and Cincinnati 3, Montreal 2. Kingman, Chi 48; Foster, Cin 46; dy Niemann. Throop came on in the She was the oldest living member Burial was in St. Aloysius Cemetery, The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 added. “And in response. I’d have to Garvey, LA 44; Hernandez, St. L 40. third with the score tied 1-1, Open Safety Pin Factor point out that we’re all paid a very Giants 7, Pirates 4: of the Talcottville Congregational Indian Orchard. a.m. from the Samsel-Bassinger Jack Clark drove in two runs with a . American League — Baylor, Cal Youngblood on second, and Frank Church, and was a life deaconness of He is also survived by two sons, Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, good salary ... to do a job for him we double and a homer and Darrell Evans 56; Lynn, Bos 52; Bochte, Sea 47; Taveras on first as the result of haven’t been doing.” the church and a member of its James Collins of Trumbull and John with a mass at St. Francis of Assisi added a pair of RBI singles to pace Porter, KC 45; Ctooper, Mil 44. leadoff singles. He promptly fanned in Spectacular^s Loss Ladies Missionary Society. R. Collins of Bridgeport; and five Church at 9. Burial will be in Wap- Phil Niekro, 7-9, pitched his eighth Lee Mazzilli and got John Stearns to San Francisco. Stolen Bases planned, giving him a bath and The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. grandchildren. ping Cemetery. complete game of the season to drop National League — Moreno, Pitt hit into an inning-ending double play. NEW YORK (UPI) - “We just the Phillies to their 17th loss in the Astros 5, Mets 3: walking him 45 minutes. At 10 a.m., at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Mrs. Grace F. Phelan' Friends may call at the funeral Craig Reynolds drilled a two-run 23; Scott, St. L' and North, SF 21; “Most of the time I don’t have to go didn’t want nobody to know.” Main St., with the Rev. Kenneth home Tuesday from 2,to 4 and 7 to 9 last 23 games. Niekro, who felt ill to our bullpen,” said Virdon. “We however, Delp said he notified the EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Grace single to spark a four-run fourth in Lopes, LA and Taveras, NY 18. With those words, 19-year-old Knox of the Talcottville p.m. before Uie game, also had a pair of have 23 complete games in 61 con Myerhoffs that he might have to Finnegan Phelan, 90, of 55 Cardinal ning and provide Houston with its American League — LeFlore, Det jockey Ronnie Franklin dismissed Congregational Church, officiating. doubles. Including one in the fifth in tests this year.” the more than $1.3 million wagered scratch the colt. But by 3:30 in the Drive died Saturday at a local con Miss Diane L. Lavoie victory over New York 28; Wilson, KC25; Cruz, Sea 23; Otis, afternoon, when Bid did not seem to Burial will be in Mount Hope ning that scored Pepe Frias, who had The Astros blew the game open in Saturday by tens of thousands of fans valescent home. She was the widow MANCHESTER - Miss Diane L. Cubs 10, Dodgers 3 KC 20; Wills, Tex 18. be showing any signs of lameness, Cemetery, Talcottville. four of Atlanta’s 15 hits while scoring the fourth with a couple of key assists who had hoped to see Spectacular Bid of William E. Phelan., Lavoie of 222 Ward St., Hartford, Bill Buckner drove in five runs, in Pitching Victories Delp decided to go ahead and run Friends may call at the funeral three runs. National League — Niekro, Hou 9- by the Mets. With the bases loaded become racing’s third consecutive Mrs. Phelan was born in formerly of Manchester, died “The trouble with the team is cluding three with a bases-loaded tri home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 2; LaCoss, Cin 7-0; Blue, SF 7-6; and one out, left-hander Kevin Kobel, Triple Crown winner. him. Bridgeport and had lived in East Thursday at Hartford Hospital from we’re not hitting with men on,” said ple that highlighted a five-run fifth “We were apprehensive all day, Carlton. Phil 7-7; Niekro, Atl 7-9. 2-2, balked home the go-ahead run, Instead, they watched in confusion Hartford for the past five years. injuries received in an accident. Ozark. “Maybe the team has been inning that sparked Chicago’s win. but it was the Triple Crown,” said Kirin A. Ruasell The funeral was this morning from Cardinals 3, Padres 2: American League— John, NY 10-1; then allowed Craig Reynolds to blast and disappointment as Bid finished She leaves two sons, William J. pressing because of injuries but Delp. BOLTON — The funeral of Kirin A. Phelan of East Hartford and Irving the Fisette-Batzner Funeral Home, Ted Simmons belted a fifth-inning D. hbrtinez, Balt 9-2; Waits, Civ8-4; a two-run single. Reynolds scored third behind Coastal and Golden Act, Russell, 14-month-old daughter of we’ve been too spotty.” After Bid finished third, Delp still W. Phelan of New Britain; and four 20 Sisson Ave., Hartford, with a mass homer to provide the winning run and Splittorff, KC, Sorensen, Mil and when he moved up on a passed ball by the first time the alleged “Horse of Philip and Toni Russell of Route 44A, The Braves reached Steve Carlton, Stearns and a single by Cesar the Century” lost in 12 starts. did not mention the pin incident grandchildren, Megan Steele of at Our Lady of Sorrows (Ihurch, 7-7, for six runs in the first 2 1/3 in Silvio Martinez and Buddy Schultz Marshall, Minn 8-5. because “we’d be making excuses who died Thursday at Hartford Hartford. Burial was in St. lo r y ’s Earned Run Average Cedeno. What Franklin, trainer Bud Delp, Manchester, Kerry Phelan of Epst nings, opening a 3-6 lead in the first combined on a six-hitter to lead St. before a national TV audience.” Hospital, was this morning at Second Cemetery, East Hartford. Louis. National League — LaCoss, Cin. Steams, unhappy with knocking in and Harry, Teresa and Tom Hartford, Maureen Phelan of Hart on Jeff Burrougb’s RBI single and a After the race, Franklin said he Congregational Church of Miss Lavoie was born in 2.36; Perry, SD 2.41; Niekro, Hou only two runs without a hit when he Myerhoff said they were concealing ford and John Phelan of Altoona, Pa. two-run single by Frias. In the third, knew something was wrong but Sun Manchester. The Rev. Dr. James D. She also was the mother of the late Manchester and had lived in the Hockey Trade 2.47; Martinez, St. L 2.68; Forsch, had come to bat with a total of six was that Bid had injured his left front MacLauchlin, pastor, officiated. Barry Bonnell walked and scored men on base in the game, said, "We foot on the morning of the race. Ac day admitted he lied when he told Kenneth J. Phelan of Hartford. Hartford area all her life. She was after Biff Pocoroba’s double. Frias ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis Hou 2.71. Burial was in East Cemetery. American League — Kern, Tex messed up in that inning. Something cording to Delp, the big gray colt had reporters the horse was choking and The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. employed by Canteen Corp. then doubled home Pocoroba and Blues. Sunday said they had obtained ’TOe Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 1.77; Marshall, Minn 1.83; Guirdry, always seems to happen.” The Me(^’ stomped on an open safety pin in the gurgling during the final part of the from Newkirk and Whitney Funeral She is survived by her mother, scored on Lum’s single. defenseman Bryan M ax ell from the Main St., I&nchester, was in charge NY 2.18; John, NY 2.23; Slaton, Mil catcher knocked home their first run straw of his stall, driving it IVii in race. Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a Mrs. Lucy Rou of Bolton; her father, Bob Horner hit his eighth homer, a Minnesota North Stars and traded of arrangements. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET with a sacrifice fly in the first, and a ches into his foot and causing it to “I had to say something so that’s mass at St. Christopher’s Church at Leandre Lavoie of West Suffieid; solo blast, in the fourth, and Mike defenseman Barry Gibbs and 2.41. four brothers, John M. Lavoie of Strikeouts second when he grounded out in the the first thing that popp^ into my 10. Burial will be in St. Michael Lum add^ a two-run shot in the goaltender Terry Richardson to the bleed profusely. head,” ^anklin said. “That was the East Hartford, James L. Lavoie of National League — Richard, Hou fifth. “It was In there pretty good,” said Sunset Club Cemetery, Stratford, at 1 p.m. 317 Highland StroM seventh following a single by Frias. New York Islanders. real reason.” There are no calling hours. West Suffieid, Raymond Lavoie of The Blues said the trades were 94; Carlton, Phil 68; Niekro, Atl 65; New York scored two unearned Delp. "I could see it was hurting him MANCHESTER - Sunset Club Dave Rader homered in the fifth for runs in the fifth, causing Tbroop’s However, officials at Belmont said The family suggests that any Mechanic Falls, Maine, and Guy L. made prior to Saturday night’s Swan, NY 63; Sutton, LA 61. and when I pulled it out it hurt him members planning to go to the the Phillies, who added two runs in exit and the arrival of Sambito. they were stunned by Delp’s an memorial gifts may be made to the Lavoie,' serving with the Marine Manchester • 646-4277 the seventh when Niekro wild- trading deadline, but announcement American League — Ryan, Cal 94; even more.” Camelot Dinner Theatre Wedne^ay “We still want to make a trade Delp, however, said he continued nouncement and found it hard to Heart Association of Greater Hart Corps in North Carolina; and a pitched Gregg 'Gross home from was postponed pending notification Guidry, NY 76; Jenkins, Tex 73; will meet at 9:15 a.m. in the parking that will bolster our pitching staff,” preparing the horse for the race as believe the incident was the real ford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. sister. Miss Nancy E. Lavoie of West third and Larry Bowa hit an RBI dou- of the players involved. Koosman, Minn 60; Kravec, Chi 57. lot at the Army {. Navy Club. Suffieid. cause of Bid’s toss. 4 ■ f PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Mon.. June 11. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 11, 1979- PAGE THIRTEEN 5 A. Chasers Top Queens for Title 19th hole How Weather Suits Bean Top honors at last weekend’s I Country Club Bimbi Tyler 101; Net, Ida McMahon Ober-Marge Skinner 59, Claire Wallingford, 5-1. Betsy Gilmartin Birdsey, Gail Shimaitis and Sharyn Laurie Christiana and Tom Atamian 99-31-68, Rose LaPolt 103-29-74. Keating-Irma Salad-Mary Kearney- career low 15-under in the Classic, first annual Harford R6ad was 3-for-3 and had three RBI on a Young each connected for a pair of serving as site directors. ''M ’- A - Dave Kaye ATLANTA (UPI) - If the weather who was third on last year’s money Dairy Queen Womeri’s Softball Results: ^,,^3 28-2-26, Brad Downey 30-3-27■ B - Connie Kelly 60. is hot in Toledo this week, list Andy pretty well spoke for the other list with more than $267,000 after three-run homer. blows. golfers in the field when he quipped, This set the stage for a rematch Friday — Silkey’s 5, Clippers 0; ' * 5 ' Jack Moffat 32-6-26, Mike Suhr 31-4- Ellington Ridge Bean as a contender to win the U.S. winning three tournaments in a five- Classic was captured by Next up for the Queens was an en “I just wish Bean hadn’t come to with Hutley’s in the finals. The Shalimar 13, Hebert’s Jewelers 0; ■ • 27, Rick M arshall 33-6-27 B GRO.SS - A — Tony Roberto Jr. 74, Open. week span, won $54,000 Sunday to Hutley Chaser of Huntington, counter with 1976 New England Tallwood Atlanta. I wish he’d been like Tom champ Rhode Island Road Runners Chasers struck quickly, scoring Allies 5, Verdolini’s Transmission 1; • DelMastro 33-6-27. Floyd O Brieti 33- Tom Visgilio 74; B - Joe Nowik 78, Bean insists the hotter it is the jump into fourth place on the money N.Y. Jim Morrone 79, Barry Kent 79, Tom ODD HOLES ONE-HALF Watson and Jack Nicklaus and Runner-up honors went to host and the locals prevailed, 2-0. Team twice in each of the first three in Dairy Queen 9, Sero’s 1; . 6-27. Nick Cario 32-5-27; C - Carmine better he plays, and he proved it this list (behind Watson), Fuzzy Zoeller and Wolff 79; C — Marty Shapiro 78, HANDICAP- A Flight -Gross skipped this tournament.” Lanny Wadkins) at just over $174,000. Dairy Queen in the event co defense was the key as twice the nings for a 6-0 edge. ’The Queens Saturday — Socialities 11, Oscar’s Fiiloramo 32-7-25, Ken Tedford 34-8- —Louis Miller 37, Net —Bob past week under a scorching Georgia Nelson Skinner 79; Net — A - Fred Watson and Lee Trevino were Inman picked up the second-place sponsored by the Manchester Rec Queens escaped a bases-loaded, no- scored once in the fourth, but tight 3; Road Runners 5, Saints 3; Hutley’s ' 26. Sran Prachniak 35-9-26, Jim King Chambers 39-5-34, Roger Parrott 39- sun by setting a record pace while Meurant 77-10-67, Fred McKone 77-9- among 10 of the top 19 money winners prize of $32,400 with his 70-273 and Department. out situation. Linda Galati and Leitte defense by Hutley’s prevented 8, Allies 1; Sero’s 6, Hebert’s 0; ■' ; 35-8-27, Bob LaPolt 34-7-27 Paul 4-35, Ken Ck)merford 37-2-35, Frank winning the $300,000 Atlanta Golf Clippers 8, Oscar’s 7; Dairy Queen 5, 68, B — Joe Nowik 78-14-64, Jim who by-passed Atlanta but Inman David Graham, with a closing 68, and Redwood Saloon of New Bedford, ' Lague each-had two hits in the vic further scoring. Gilmartin had two „ Sullivan 34-7-27; D - George Blount Wojtyna 40-5-35, Walt Schardt 4(M-36, Classic by a whopping eight strokes Shalimar 1; Silkey’s 7, Socialites 9; Morrone 79-12-67, Barry Kent 79-12- figured that the way Bean played, it Grier Jones, with a 70, shared third Mass., took third place while Silkey’s tory. hits. . . 32-13-19. Charlie Wheian 35-11-24, Bob Behling 39-3-36, Dave Bromley — the widest winning margin on the Road Runners 4, Redwood 1; wouldn’t have made any difference if place at 276. Zoeller madea run at se of Simsbury finished fourth in the 14- The Queens and Hutley’s, both un Rightfielder Stacy Smith of ;;C Dick McMahon 38-13-25, Bob 67, C — Marty Shaprio 78-18-60, 41- 5-36; B Flight —Gross —JohnPGA tour in recent years. Redwood 13, Verdolini’s 3; Sero’s 19, Nelson Skinner 79-17-62. all 10 had showed up. cond until late in the round, winding team double elimination tourney. defeated, met in the winner’s Hutley’s was voted the tournament’s Larmette 39-14-25, Vance Baker 27- Guard 39, Net—Mike Steeves 41-7-34, “What can I say?” Bean asked BETTER NINE - A - Fred “It^was ridiculous, he was like a up fifth at 74-277 after bogeying the Hutley's, ranked 10th in the nation, bracket. Dairy Queen took a 1-0 lead most valuable player. She had nine Socialites 9; Shalimar 8, Clippers 4; 12-25; Low gross, Dave Kaye 69. Norm Mawdsley 42-8-34, Joe Vinsko Sunday, after posting a 23-under-par Meurant 37-5-32, A1 Kemp 37-5-32, robot,” said Inman. “He would have last two holes. gained the championship tilt over into the seventh inning but Hutley’s hits in 15 at-bats (.600) and had seven ■ Saints 5, Allies 1; Hutley’s 5, Silkey’s ' •'^" FKI’S- A - Gross, Stan Hilinski 42- 8-34, Leslie Christensen 40-6-34, 265, the most any of the touring pros Wall Farley 37-5-32, Tom Visgilio 35- birdied more except he was so far in Dairy Queen by a 6-1 count. scored twice after two outs on a hit RBI. 2; Dairy Queen 2, Road Runners 9; 72; Net, Dave Kaye 69-4-65, Brad Ted Blasko 41-6-35; C Flight—Gross have been that far under in since 3-32, Fred McKone 37-5-32; B - the lead he didn’t want to be too Union Proposal The Queens opened the tournament and two errors to pin a 2-1 loss on the Galati paced Dairy Queen going 6- Redwood 6, Shalimar 2; Saints 5, Downey 73-5-68, Tom Wall 77-6-71 —Dick Daniels 43, Net—Ron Zappone Johhny Miller was 25 under at Tucson Reggie Mosher 39-8-31, Ray aggressive.” CLEVELAND (UPI) - Sports Friday night with a 9-1 win over host club. for-f4 (.429) with five RBI. Gilmartin Sero’s 2. Erwin Kennedy 75-4-71; B - Gross! 47-12-35, Richard Day 45-10-35, Wes back in 1975. “’The hole was there and was 8-for-18 (.444) with a homer and Sunday — Redwood 1, Road • .-Ulike Suhr 79; Net, Geno Pietran- Peracchio 38-7-31, C - Nelson I found it.” Inman, who led the Classic until agent Ed Keating has proposed Sero’s of North Haven. Marge Forced into a semifinal. Dairy Wojtyna 45-10-35, Lou Prager 49-14- Bean erupted with a course-record four RBI, Malone was 7-for-18 (.389), Runners 0; Silkey’s 5, Saints 3; 0. • • tbnio 79-9-68, Joe Wall 79-10-69, Floyd Skinner 38-9-29, Marty Shapiro 39-9- Runner-up Joe Inman, who had a players from all professional sports Malone and Cindi Birdsey were each Queen collided with New England 35. .11-under-par 61 on Saturday, was and Birdsey was also 7-for-18, in Hutley’s 2, Dairy (jueen 1; Redwood O'Brien 82-12-70; C - Gross, Bill 30, Greg Montana 41-11-30; Closest to established their own union headed 2-for-3 with the latter driving in two champ Redwood Saloon and tacked a SWEEPS- Gross —George Bed- Bean’s playing partner in Sunday’s 9, Silkey’s 8; Dairy Queen 4, "•J Skinner 85; Net, Stan Prachniak 83- pin — 4th hole — Sal Rossitto, 15th by Marvin Miller, director of the runs. The Hartford Road club 4-0 loss on the club from New Bed cluding two triples. narz 75, N et—John Guard'77-12-65, final round he noted wryly, “You got Play was at Robertson Park and Redwood 0: Hutley’s 6. Dairy Queen ■’■’=‘1,7-66, Bob Lachapelle 86-16-70, Ken hole — Tom Visgilio, 7th hole — Paul major league baseball players returned to action Saturday after ford. Galati ripped a two-run triple. Bob Chambers 76-9-67, Ted Blasko 79; the feeling watching him play he Fitzgerald Field with Sandy Sawicki, 1. Bedford 86-15-71, Jim King 87-16-71; Guillemette; 17th hole — Jim association. noon and tripped Shalimar’s from Barb Startup knocked in two runs and 11-68, Norm Mawdsley 84-15-69, Louis could birdie any hole he wanted.” . Q -Gross, Charlie Whelan 89; Net, Morrone. Keating said a union encompassing Miller 77-8-69; Kickers -79, 77 , 78. Bean, who picked up his first vic George Bliunt 87-26-61, Jim Kidney ■NET - A — Mona Kemp 92-21-71, football, baseball, hockey and TWO MAN MEDAL PLAY- Gross tory this year, went into the final basketball would be more powerful, 9,1-20-71, Hank Murphy 101-28-73. Becky Rubin 90-19-71, B — Devra —Joe Poulin-George Bednarz 156, Little League Baum 98-28-70, C — Marilyn round with a five-stroke lead and noting that the National Football Pole Vault Honor -„,. '"OMKN BEST 12- Gross, Chick Gagnon-Ronald Jeroszko 157, although he had a 67 Sunday, he in I'sabelle Parciak 51; Net, Cora Peracchio 112-40-72; Better Nine — A League Players Association is con Tony Steulett-Marc Schardt 160; Net sisted he was trying to play conser sidering affiliation with a non-sports the fourth inning in downing Bob’s Anderson 56-13-43, Edna Hilinski 52-9- — Becky Rubin 41-10-31, B — Devra rO N IG Iirs GA1ME.S —Herbert Delasco-Bob Livingston vatively. union. He said, “I think the owners of QiieenH vg. Roland. 6 ■ Lchcr Gulf. 8-6. Saturday at Waddell. 4|2; B - Gross, Bert Groman 62, Baum 49-14-35, Joe Chupas 49-14-35, 135, Dan McDonough-Bill Wood 138, Won By Fournier Jeanette Campbell 49-14-35; C — “I could have been a little bolder, professional teams would like it, .V I Janilorg vg. Civitan. 6 - Waddell Brendan McCarthy and Rodney I^rraine Demko 62; Net, Ceil Young Walt Rasmussen-Gino Calderone 138, Marilyn Peracchio 53-20-33; Best 17 but why take the chance?” he asked. although they’d probably resist it in Mcdii'g vs. INirliolg. 6 - Biirklcv Gill each had two hits and Joey S8-14-44, Marylou Pierro 64-18-46. Brendan Meskill-Bill Murphy 139, t . — A — Becky Rubin 83-19-64, B — Bean, a 26-year-old Georgia native itially like they usually resist any Leaping Mark Fournier brought down the East Catholic school Delcanto was a defensive standout iSlND.A^ - SM EEPS- A-Gross, Bob Russell-Ted Blasko 139, Jack Devra Baum 91-28-63, C — Marilyn new ideas.” record in the pole vault as he captured the event at Saturday’s for the winners. Manny Merisotis, Stan Hilinski 74, Woody Clark 74; Oglesby-George McAlees 139, Gor Big Man Catches Big Fish NATIONAI. Net, Dave Kaye 69-4-65, Steve Peracchio 103-40-63. Boys’ State Open CIAC Track Meet at Hall High in West Hart Auto Trim ( Paint scored twice in George Ecabert and Blake Freeman don B«be-Roger Lentocha 140, Bill each ripped two hits for Bob’s. Matava 74-7-70; B - Gross, Pat GROSS - A — Tom Visgilio 76, Osterman-Craig Phillips 140. One-time heavyweight boxer John Kravontka proved to be one ford. the bottom of the sixth inning to nip Fred Meurant 77, Dave McGonigle Young Rallies for Win Moriarty Bros., 9-8, Friday at In action Wednesday, American lyiistretta 76; Net, Sam Watson 74-9- SWEEPS- Gross —Bob Peterson Fournier cleared 13-feet even to 77, Ed Keating 77, B — Jack Hunter KING ISLAND, Ohio (UPI) - Don of the better anglers among Manchester’s Senior Citizens when Buckley Field. Legion toppled Civitan, 7-3. W, L arry Gazza 76-9-67, Ben 76, George Bednarz 77; Net surpass the previous standard of 12- DelMastro 80-12-68, John Kristof 79- 76, George Hodges 78, C — Marty na Caponi Young figures she doesn't he caught the largest fish in competition last Saturday at Salters Dale Christensen’s single knocked —Herbert Delasco 79-16-63, Jim feet, 9*/2-inches he set a year ago. NATIONAL FARM lD-69, Fred Lennon 79-10-69, Gino Shapiro 83, Will Roberto 84, Neil Wagner 990-25-65, Bill Wood 82-15-67, owe anybody an apology. Pond. Prize was a rod and reel. (Herald Photo by Adamson) in the winning tally. Joe Danger, Brooks 84, Mick Olender 84, Leon LPGA Fournier is defending state decathlon Moriarty’s nipped the Medics, 14- “ Pietrantonio 78-9-69; C - Gross, Bill Frank Sullivan 86-18-68, Ted Blasko “The first three days I hit the ball champion. John Vichi and Christensen each had Lamoureaux 84; Net — A — Fred 13, Friday at Bowers Field. James Skinner 81; Net, Sal Evanglista 78-14- 79-11-68, Bill Oglesby 81-13-68, John as well as 1 ever have,” said Young, two hits for the winners while Doug Meurant 77-10-67, Milt Stein 79-10-69, Eagle junior John Clifford secured Burke had four hits including a three- 64, Stan Prachniak 84-17-67, Bill Howard 85-17-68, Richard Brewer 87- who captured her third major cham Open titles, started the day tied for fourth place in the two-mile run Stoker made a game-saving catch. run double and Dave Kaye tripled for t Tomkiel 83-14-69; D - Gross, Vance B — Jack Hunter 76-14-62, George 18-69, Dennis Sheehan 85-15-70, John pionship Sunday by winning the the lead with the surprising Britz. while Manchester High senior Ed Wayne Williams, John Kelsey and Opalach Leads Moriarty’s. Stacy Lance picked up ’ Baker 91; Net, Don Edwards 94-27-67, Hodges 78-13-65, C — Leon Guard 82-12-70; KickerS -80. 71. 73. $150,000 LPGA by three shots over and luoR ihe lead lor good when Briiz Lemieux, who will attend the Univer Mike Sifodaskacakis each had a pair Lamoreaux 84-20-64, Pete Lingua Of- Jeriiyn Britz. “Today, I hit the ball of blows for Moriarty’s. the win with three innings of relief ■ Paul Dutelle 95-22-73; Low gross, bogeyed the 12th hole. sity of Pennsylvania in the fall, took 27-64; Better Nine — A — Fred poorly, but I made absolutely Auto Trim I Paint came back work. ■ Dave Kaye 69. Britz, who led or shared the lead fifth place in the event. Meurant 37-5-32, Milt Stein 37-5-32, B everything I looked at. Saturday to notch a 6-4 win over the The Blues outslugged Carter’s, 12- : CONN. GOLF DAY- Beat the Pro - the first three rounds, found consola Senior Anglers Fournier and Clifford combined to ; Sal Evanglista 62, Dave Kaye 65, — Jack Hunter 38-7-31, George “I’m not apologizing for the way I Medics. Sherri Godwah had two hits 5, Saturday at Bowers. Chris Corrow tion in her second-place finish, which give East 15 points in the team stan pitched well and homered for the • C.D. McCarthy 67, Pat Mistretta 67, Hodges 38-7-31, Ray Peracchio 38-7- played today, because I played well won her $14,700, the largest paycheck dings, good to tie for 13th place with and three others one each for Auto. Thanks to the generosity of Merrill Whiston of Multi Circuits, Blues while Tammy Dillon added a • Stan Prachniak 67, Don Edwards 67, 31, C — Will Roberto 39-9-30, Mick to get here,” added Young, who in her six-year professional career. East Haven. Manchester finished far Doug Brown pitched well for the Olender 39-9-30, Nelson Skinner 39-9- the first annual Manchester Senior Citizens Fishing Derby last four-bagger and two bingles. Kevin J Bill Skinner 68, Ben DelMastro 68, Sports Slate pocketed $22,500 for the win. “I think I’ll be a little more confi down the list with two points. New winners. Ken Brown stroked three of Saturday at Salters Pond was a success. Boyko in relief fanned seven in three ’ Bill Horner 68, Bill Tomkiel 69, Jim 30, Larry Scranton 40-10-30, Leon Indeed she did play well, putting dent now,” said the former school Britain High took the team trophy the Medics’ five safeties. Lamoreaux 40-10-30. together one string of 50 straight More than 100 took part, Joe Mark Fournier innings. .• Breen 69, Paul Krull 69, Fred Lennon teachers. It’s been a struggle. I Mrs. Elmer Anderson caught the with 52 points. LADIES FOUR BALL - Gross - holes without a bogey and having needed a tournament like this.” Diminico, who supervised play first fish by a woman while Steve INTERNATIONAL . 69. Turk Moore eagles the 338-yard ’The Blues outdistanced Moriarty’s, Wendy Ehrlich-lrma Salad-Helen Radio, TV Tonight only one three-putt green in 72 holes, As for the money she said, “I’ve' reported. Klein of 92 Holl St. caught the first The Lawyers’ Mark Loshuk and • par four second hole. 23-10, Saturday at Bowers Field. Rice-Barbara Richmond 80; Net — 8 ■ Red Sox V8. .Royals, WTIC, Ch, that one coming on the 16th Sunday. been making what I call ‘moving on Stan Opalach of 164 Henry St. fish by a man. Oilers’ Keith Bycholski traded two- » WOMEN- Karen Parciak 88 Gross, Paul Guardino ripped three ’ Karen Parciak 88; Net, Edna Wadas Becky Rubin-Gail Soklov-Helen It came after the title was virtually down the road money.’ Now, I can caught the most fish. All the above received prizes of Softball hitters with the Lawyers coming out 8 doubles for the winners while Mike ; 101-26-75; B - Gross. Ceil Young 101, Woodcock-Ina T ourtellotte 59, wrapped up. put some in the savings account. It John Kravontka of 10 Oliver Rd., fishing gear. on top of a 2-0 verdict Friday at 8 • Mels vs. Reds, WINF Andy Bean Gagnon had two hits for Moriarty’s. Eleanor Scranton-Jo Chupas-Doe Young, the winner of tw o, U.S. will make a big difference. latched onto the biggest fish. Prizes were donated by Nassiff TONIGHT’S GAMES 13-12, Friday at Nike Field. Leber Field. ’Two runs in the fifth in The Medics downed Carter’s, 21-10, Roger Vazuka of 60 Lyness St. and Arms, Farr’s, Ray’s Tackle and B&J vs. Eastern 6 - Cheney Bob Boland singled, tripled and ning broke the scoreless deadlock. Frank Mordavsky of 35 Sherwood Caldor. MelliodisI vs. A&N, 6 • Ml.Neho homered to pace the winners. Pete ’Die Lawyers went to 5-f, Oilers 6- Saturday at Bowers, too. Tim Sawtell drilled a grandslam Canadiens Hold Top Hand Circle each landed three fish for Every contestant went home with Buffalos vs. Tliriflv, 7:30 - Denz chipped in three safeties and 3. homer and Billy Hayes tripled for the MONTREAL (UPI) - runner up honors. at least one fish, Diminico reported. Ml.Neho Carl Ogren, Greg Johnston, Bob Gor The Oilers got their hitting shoes Wednesday’s expansion Hartford and Winnipeg — All-Slars vs. Martinizing, - 6 - man, and Tom Crockett two apiece. on Saturday, ripping 15 hits, en route Medics while Todd Wielbwski was 3- John Ferguson, discussing draft, the Canadiens again aren’t laughing. And if it’s Keeney ' Roger Ouellette collected three hits to a 25-2 thumping of Hartford Road for-4 including a triple for Carter’s. the way the Montreal showed the rest of the a lesson, why isn’t anyone LaSirada vs. HPMarkel, 6 • for Gus’s. Dairy Queen at Leber. Canadiens handle league how to operate. learning? Filzgerahl Standings: Acadia Restaurant 4-1, themselves during expan Ferguson knows it only too “You don’t play poker Bycholski doubled twice and sion drafts, last week Legion Starts Cameras vs. Queens, 6 - Nike Flo’s Cake 4-2, Lathrop Insurance 3- singled, Todd MacFarlane socked well. As the general with the dealer,” said one SOMEPIOnE Flo's vs. Wilson, 7:30 -Nike started the painfully ob manager of the Winnipeg man who has learned. He is 2, Multi Circuits 3-2, (iherrone’s 3-2, three bingles and Kyle Dougan, Bud I-- Vinner’s vs. Town, 6 • Roherlson Wilson Electris 2-3, Westown Phar Holland and Paul Lantieri two apiece vious. Jets, he will by drafting Marcel Pelletier, director Jayeees vs. Bogner's, 6 7:30 - macy 2-4, Gus’s 0-5. for the Oilers. Rick Longo and Brian Oppose Grid Playoff ; “You can’t fault the way from the extras of the 17 of player personnel for the Roherlson Fitzgerald Plecity each had two of the Queen’s ♦ they do things,” Ferguson NHL clubs. Yet his own Philadelphia Flyers, and On Right Foot KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - The i said, looking toward the name appears on the EASTERN he was referring to the four hits off winning pitcher Holland. executive director of the Pacific 10 UNNdODEimiT INDY Standings: North Methodist 6-0, f NHL’s annual meetings. Canadciens’ available list. skill of the Canadiens at The Oilers went to 7-3, Queen 3-8. Conference said Sunday the Behind the two-hit pitching of Ken Hill supported by a solid Behind a 19-hit barrage, Hartford Army & Navy 6-1, Rockwell 3-2, 1 “They’ve won four Stanley Will he draft himself? If shielding their talent. defense, the Manchester American Legion baseball team swung Road Dairy Queen whipped Nelson Collegiate Commissioners Associa I Cups in a row.” it’s a joke, the four new en “That’s why we won’t Postal Employees 3-2, Alliance Prin AMERICAN tion is unanimously opposed to a into its 1979 campaign with a 4-0 win over South Windsor Sunday Freightway, 13-2, Friday at Nike ting 2-3, CBT 2-3, Dean Machine 0-5, ' - In a preliminary to tries— Quebec, Edmonton, trade with them.” Scoring in all but one frame, national championship coilege foot at South Windsor. Field. Second Congo 0-5.------American Legion pummelled Bob’s ball playoff. Bob Ferron stroked three hits and DUSTY It was the Zone Eight opener for Gulf, 15-4, Friday at Waddell Field. Wils Hallock, also president of the Tim O’Neil, Whitey Jenkins, Jim Standings: North End Fire 4-0, both clubs. Manchester has an The locals added two markers in Larry Stanford had four hits in CCA, said the group made up of the Jal Alai Results Bobria, Ed Savage and Phil Goss two Trash-Away 4-1, B.A. Club 3-1, exhibition tilt tonight against the fifth. Giliberto reached on a one- cluding a homer and Bill Anderson 12 major college football conferences apiece for the Queens. Jim Smyth Angels 2-2, Town Employees 3-3, Middletown at East Catholic’s Eagle out error and scored on Dave Blake’s and Jim Powers chipped in three will oppose any attempt to establish SATURDAY MATIB i«Tm0AV EVEWK SEVENTIt Field at 6 o’clock. and Dave Wohlgemuth each had a Jayeees 2-4 Belliveau Painters 2-4, blows apiece in a 14-hit Legion at mST: OErws 1(40 100 7.00 long RBI triple to right. The latter such a playoff. “An overwhelming FIST; 3 bisiiOs I 940 7.00 Hill fanned 10 and walked five in pair for Nelson’s. Vittner’s 0-5. tack. Mike Ogren had two of Bob’s 1 F«$t$ M w I IISO 5.40 3.(0 2 6em Wnar I 10.(0 540 5.(0 was driven in by Jon Brandt’s RBI majority of our members believe for 1 Zefui Osrturen 3.40 340 ( Zshds 440 turning in a route-going perfor single. Standings: Dairy Queen 6-0, Turn four hits off winning pitcher Mark t ZeCBi imes 7.40 12.(0 QmMs 18$(440 a variety of reasons the present bowl 5 IrtSH LmOi 6.(0 ( IrsHi Arteche 3.S0 mance. The Post 102 entry com pike TV 4-1, Nassiff Camera 4-2, CANDLELIGHT QiMels 1-2 $37.(0 Perfects 13 $12179 Mike Linsenbigler walked and Lebreaux, who had a no-hitter for game climax to the coliege football OHWeU 14 $46.10 Trifects l U $99140 mitted one error which didn’t hurt. Thrifty Package 2-1, Telephone Zipser Club 10-1, Moriarty’s 10-2, NrfecU 14 (151.20 Perfects 21 $9190 dashed to third on a Shawn Spears three innings before tiring. season best serves the sport,’’ Trifects 214 $446.10 ENNTN: Society 2-2, Mota’s 1-3, Peppino’s 1-5, Trifecti 1 •^5 $1,167.(0 Manchester got the only run it single in the sixth. After a groundout, Fogarty’s 6-4, Bogner’s 6-5, Allied Army f Navy scored four times in Hallock said. SECOND: 0 lsa#ibrita 1140 9.(0 540 Nelson’s 1-5. SECOND: 1 Zabaia Ecenarrs 5.00 5.(0 needed in the second inning. Howie Ken Brasa lofted a sacrifice fly to Printing 5-6, Talaga Associates 4-6, 6 Ninn» Mondn 11(0 6.20 4.(0 tUJw 1140 160 4.(0 3 Mntpti Mfsr 100 5.00 4 issesnn Csnslei 4.(0 Furlong walked and stole second, ad right, scoring Linsenbigler with the Jayeees 3-8. IlnsHivi 7.00 1(0 QMeis 1-0 $01.(0 4 MiCKi UaOa 5.(0 SZeCMi${U 340 vancing to third as the throw went final tally. NIKE (Wneb 34 $57.00 Perfects 11 $20540 QhmMi (-1 $((.20 Trifeds 11-4 $81100 into centerfield. He scored on Mike Making the most of 10 blows, Perfects (-0 $2(0.40 Periects 13 $14120 Blake had two of Manchester’s Trifects 13-5 $1,026.90 mvt Giliberto’s sacrifice fly to right. four hits. Cherrone’s Package nipped Gus’s, Trifecti (44 $2,492.40 1 Enas Seres 11(0 140 120 TlWh 2 Itscsrii binds I 5.00 100 1 Pete ItftMren 14.00 SJO (.40 5 Ihrreiii l$ps 1040 440 3.00 3 IBs tsrtireii 440 140 5 hmta Csrsani 120 4Zi(h Jm 5.40 4.t0 1 lle0ri(Mt ArteChe 4.00 Qsidda24$4240 2 Ibrrecii Mhw 3.00 Perfects 12 $15190 Crispino^s Triumph ««eh 14 $39.00 3-S $32.40 Perfects 13 $((.90 Trifeds 12-5 $48140 Perfects 14 $120i0 TOITft DEimiTlOOKEDL Trifects 111 $213.80 Trificts 14-2 $51740 7 fcaaen 1140 9.00 440 In First Colt Start Foumt Foumt 2 ArtecN 1340 4.40 1(0 (40 4.00 1 mnta 24.(0 (.80 4.00 5.40 (Orteil 4.40 4.40 (OrOesI (40 4.(0 8 \kna (40 (Nriais 5-7 $4141 Behind the combined one-hit pitching of Matt Peterson 3 is 5.00 Perfects 7-5 $11170 m S a l4 $4140 OMieU 2-5 $32.20 and Jim Gluhosky, Crispino’s tripped Willimantic “A”, 6- Perfects 2 5 $85.20 Trifeds T-5-3 $39130 Perfsds 14 $203.40 EUVDITH: 3, yesterday at Mt. Nebo’s Moriarty Field in opening ac TrifecU 14-3 $643.50 TrifscU 2-18 $840.90 tion of the Colt Inter-Town Baseball League. WTO rmt 8 Jeavds Jsvier I 10.40 1120 440 nni: 2 Isscam Barits 4.00 240 s a v e i i w th ro u g h 2 Fsnts linis 14.(0 100 5.20 8 is bps 1540 120 3.00 The Manchester Merchants’ scheduled tilt with 5 ReneOs Cares 740 4.80 ( Seem Ecsssne 540 IPetelsidi 10.40 12.(0 QMS 24 $5140 Marlborough was called off as the latter has dropped out C ^ m Poly«tw JJchannellng tread 5 Cess Csrcs 7.(0 2 Karretiii Jarier I 3.(0 . ;fa.5 Q M 18 $53.20 Perfects 12 $13040 of the league. 'e REPWIS HmSa 24 $39.00 Trffeda 124 $70940 Perfects IS $11740 A triple by Mike Falkowski and consecutive singles by Perfects 24 $96.90 TMLFTH; "Home of Mr. Qoodwrench" Trifects 244 $5(0.70 Trifects 15-2 $479.70 Larry Duff, Gluhosky and Matt Gluhosky led to three savings add upj, sunt 5 Newa binds I 1140 (.40 120 snmt 3Aies.0iKdu 440 240 sixth-inning runs which snapped a 3-3 tie. 3CMtbisbps 1140 4.(0 2.(0 8 teaeOe Isn 18.00 1340 120 3 Fants Cares 1180 4.00 22abiis2spi 240 Bob Claughsey and Jim Florence had an RBI double • Complete Mechanical Service 1 Nwrefri Eceasrre 4.(0 2.(0 irisWa IS $3740 3.00 ILUkm 5.00 and single respectively. $ I Qmieis 18 $61(0 Perfects 13 $13040 • Collision Repair m t h 1-3 $35.40 Trifeds 112 $33140 Perfects 11 $90.30 PerfecU 13 $27140 • Auto Painting Trifeds 115 $37340 Trifeds 117 $864.(0 / SEVENTH; • Low Cost Service Rentals 7 Zsbala .1 2 ( 0 IMO 7.46 Meyer Signs •1 ( CnoM 9.00 8.00 SEATTLE (UPI) - The « Factcry Trained Tedmlclans * ^ 1 Iwasc* (.60 Jal Alai Entries a: M b 17 $12540 Seattle Seahawks have • Charge With Master Charge ? Pwfeeb 74 $185.10 signed quarterback Steve • 24 Heur Wrecker Service t Trffccb 74-1 $3,456.(0 1; DGNTH; Meyer to a series of con SAVE f^ FUST: SEVEKTIt 2 ErwM Eccnarra 1246 4.00 3.00 l.ln ifa IIMI tracts through the 1981 Tel. 646-6464 3 Dwaigc Carawwidl 4.(0 4.(0 l.Pvte4civarl 2 ftarretd-lartwen IFantc^tpi 4. fieoo-ArteciH lErwn iln a r a 7 i M I M M 5.(0 season. 5.Z1W 1 i J M M b 2-3 $3540 S.ZegdM 6. Ibdrifsti-bvier 1 t 7. bm Ihsdri 8. Nb-Jw 7.6w— s i lA ib n In his three years with f Pwfeda 2-3 $15130 Sabs fcwdiCirM S i b t M l Seattle, Meyer has started I ('V m Tribcb 2-3-7 $446.40 umi: sEcee. OOFTIb four games, all in 1977 1 1. E f 1 fMiibr Ib sp b a b M il llMcaltaama 16.20 12.20 4.00 l.hdricwi-twtww IZ e p M M i ii • lB s 4 iir » l iKwngid-bvwrl I M ih Ccsnwri 4.l— d i!in i And here's what Detroit found. - »r when Seahawk star Jim •i SEMS wm 9.40 3.40 S.ba$a4s#a ilMW-bi 5. lasurafrivaMni U w e M M gaining the ^ Zorn had a hurt knee f i k 8 kmm Am I 3.(6 Engineering/safety features like: front-wheel drive, transverse-mounted engim, 7. Peb-Arfedw T.EwibbPbm llrbweCwfla LISHT HEAVYWEIQHT " • ^7 $M46 iF a n b -IM t Sdn U-lMda SibcZM-bvbrI rack and pinion steering, fully independent suspension, negative steering roll radius and CeOWN bILLY CONKI 1 Pwfcdi 7-5 $15140 TIM: m 1 T r M 7 54 $1,448.46 dual diagonal braking, to list a few. Detroit found fuel-injected Volkswagens that go a long, long way DEFENDED HIS TITLE l.bM w Mnrl 2U-lwtwM I M b M I t Z M M h z TWICE MSAINST A 1 TDFnt lE n a b b M iA Z B frM M i * 1 Ptem 15.46 IFasb-bi 1 Dull Pirn on regular gasoline— the Rabbit, Dasher and Scirocco. Detroit also found the three best mileage 1 9.26 (41 5 . Z M M I I , 1 I mw»
, ON FATHER'S DAY ALL The____ Armym v Reserve. BEVERAGES WILL BE INCLUDED Part of What You Earn b Pride. 50^ OFF! 50« OFF! VEGETABLE & $1X5 )< □ BEDDING PLANTS ■ IN PRICE OF DINNER nth- LARGE PEPPERONI LARGE EXTRA CHEESE {JUNE Cannot be combined with other coupons or specials Cannot be used with other coupons or specials LIMIT 1 COUPON PER PERSON LIMIT 1 COUPON PER PERSON SHOW DAO YOU CAREI You showBd Mom how you ir Bf-M-T011:00 P.M. JUMIPtlt. ANDROMEDA,! jfU hBT day. now It’s Dad’s turn. Bring him to ^ UATme SATURDAY J BONANZA this Sunday. Bfivorago iriciudod in price ol dinner for overy member of the famiiy - ...... iMEcncimi. w m uiai coffee, tea. mitk or soda. { S t Bridgets Church Grounds^ MMCfESTER-SHOMIfTE PLAZA I *IMCHESTDt--WEST MBDIE TlIBntE f^pa Gino’s > g r s o m ^ WOODLAND GARDENS { fO St, Mandieiir J 168 Woodland St., Manehoator | y Sq f z e n ® * , Restaurants 643-8474 PG MANCHESTER PARKADE CHARTER OAK MALL
PLEASE CAUTHEATRE shopping Center For Take-out Pizza E. HARTFORD For Take-out Pizza % ‘ FOR SCREEN TIMES Center Pike West-^ Call 646-8553 Call 568-0019 EVENING HERALD, Mon., June 11, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEKN
PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon., June 11, 1979 13 Help Wanted 13 * Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 H elp W anted SAVE JUNE WANT AD SPECIAL B u s in e s s CARD GALLERY- Full time AN EAST HARTFORD Physi cian needs someone to assist TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED t y p is t and v a rio u s of Heralt> Assistant Manner. Also: for wholesale furniture. fice duties. Experienced OVER in Clerical responsibilities in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Part time Sales Qerk. Apply Deliveries in New England preferred. Fri^nge tene^. in person only. EOE. 336 A a Medical Office. Good skills and interest in public contact area from Vernon. Apply at: We are an E.E.O.E. 289-8291 Broad Street, Manchester 170 Tunnel Rd. tetween 4 and 5 PM. $4.00 4 LINES 4 DAYS 4 DDLLARS Research Assistant Parkade, Manchester, Conn. a must. Previous experience a IS plus. Salary commensurate Bonds-Stocke-lllortgages 8 ****** W anted INSURANCE AGENCY d e n t a l a s s i s t a n t - m with ability. Please enclose SOUTH WINDSOR - David J. Lynch, 19, of 115 Hayes BABYSITTER NEEDED- looking for general insurance Manchester office. Chairside NURSES AIDES wanted for Monday thru Thursday, 3 p.m. resume with reply to Box F, Road has been named as a research assistant for the GOVERNMENT c/o Manchester Herald. help. Typing required. and office procedures. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help W anted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 H elp W anted 13 EDUCATION Homes For Sale 23 GUARANTEED BUSINESS full time on all shifts. Apply to 10 p.m. Own transportation. Homeowners and automobile Experience preferred. Send Connecticut Construction Industries Association of director of nursing. Salmon- Call 649-6022. Fridiflay; LOANS - $50,000 to $350,000. FULL TIME- Responsible ixperience preferred however resume to Box KK, c/o Wethersfield. brook Convalescent Home, off weekends anytime. Sllvill train right person. Jewell- Manchester Herald. SUMMER WORK COVENTRY PUBLIC Phone 281-4112. House Street, Glastonbury. Delivery Man needed to Private Instructions IS Lynch, a government major at Wesleyan University, England' ■ ■ ■Insurance Agency, AVAILABLE - You earn $5.33 SCHOOLS - half time school COLLECTIONS Please call 633-5244. SEWERS- Experienced on In deliver appliances and some 8ALE8 AQENT was a legislative intern this past state legislative session 646-4662. PART TIME PERSON with hourly, full or part time. Over psychologist. Connecticut cer- Experience is a help but MANCHESTER BEST JOB IN TOWN dustrial Sewing Machines. warehousing. Good hourly WANTED REMEDIAL READING and for Reps. Alice V. Meyers and Nina B. Parker. Help Wanted 13 wage. Cali M7-99W. station wagon or truck wanted 18. Car necessary. Academic lification required. Send not a necessity. $90,2 hours a day, 5 days a math; individualized work NURSES AIDES - Full time, Will train if necessary. Good SECRETARY credits / profit options also REAUDRS His internship with the heavy construction industry will and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. for early morning delivery of resume and fetter to Dr. Join our modern, week. Select day or program, (lst-8th grade) by TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. starting- pay . - for the right'■•ght .peo- RECEPTIONIST- Doctors of- newspapers within available, (^all W.E.A.I. Donald J. Nicoletti, Coventry CARRIER W« n««d • dynamic man or Experienced preferred, but lie. Hours: 7 to 3:30, Monday LEGAL SECRETARY- For progressive agency. Plea evening hours. Sales and master’s degree teacher. 568- include research on construction regulations, equal Apply 81 Commerce Street, Mc ■ fice. East Hartford Specialist. Manchester. Commission and Distributors, 9 to 5 PM. 872- Public School, P.O. Box 356, woman to aall our axelualva we will train. Apply in person: thru Friday. Apply in person Real Estate Department in sant working conditions, caltndara and an axltntlva Una management position in 8075. employment opportunities, safety and health, and other Glastonbury. PTG • - P medium size East Hartford 4 day week. 2 girl office. Rep mileage. Contact G. Siddeil, 2128. Coventry, Ct. 06238. E.O.E. East Hartford Convalescent at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Itegent ly to Box G, c/o Manchester competitive salary and of advarllalng cosmetic industry. Call MANCHESTER related areas dealing with the statewide association. COMPANY. Telephone 633- Home, 745 Main Street, East Law Firm. Must have 649-5251. ______NEEDED RIDING LESSONS indoor 7631. Street, Manchester. l!:qua Herald. benefits plan are featured. •pM laltlat/bualnaii gitla. H you Barbara Cashman at 643- Hartford. Opportunity Employer M/F. experience, and excellent riding ring. Western stock AND VICINITY PART TIME MALE AND For appointment. Call Lilac St. hava a paat hlatory of aalaa skills. SalaiV commensurate auccaaa or wlah to bogin a caraar 11697 between'5 andTpM. seat, saddle seat and hunt CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC with skills. Call Paula at 289- AMBITIOUS MAN with FEMALE. Available Monday Mr. Powers 289-0256. Griswold St. seat. All levels 228-9817. - Experienced only. Top PLUMBER WANTED- Must In aalaa, you can bonoflt from ont NURSES AIDES- Full time, be experienced. Top wages. 7 8625. mechanical backround willing thru Sunday. Apply in person: Contemporary Ranch, 4 wages, ^ p ly ; Atlas Tile, 1862 Top Notch, Manchester. CLERK TYPISTS Capitol City Lincoln St. of tha moat lucrativa eommlaaion Business Report all shifts. Experience paid holidays and paid vaca to train as mecbanic at a atnicturaa In our Induatry. What SUMMER - Local office VOICE, PIANO Instructions. years old with view, 3 Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, LEGAL SECRETARY For growing new car dealership. Adlustnwnt Bureau Former faculty New York 563-0151. preferred, but training will be tion. Cali evenings 643-6341. W« have positions open for intelligent people that can work Trumbell St. wa nood la an Individual wtw can looking for college person, 4- bedrooms, modern given. Apply in person: East Senior Partner im medium Profit sharing plan. Full MAINTENANCE MAN, daal dlroctly with bualnaaamon day week, 9:00-4:30. Office Music and Art High School. kitchen, dining room, MANCHESTER — A free 48-page report, written es size East Hartford Law Firm. medical benefits. Paid vaca LOCKER BOY position without constant supervision in o very diversified office. Professional Singer/Pianist. RN-LPN wanted for full or Hartford Convalescent Home, Ridgewood St. who uaa calandara and apoelalty skills-bookkeeping a plus. Call sliding glass doors to pecially for younger people, is being offered to schools, 745 Main Street, East Hart General Practice. Must have tion. Call 6464321 for inter available. Experience in Itama to promola thair buelnoaa. 643-2451. 644-8597. part time on all shifts. Apply experience, and excellent High school groduafei with excellent typing skills. Should have TOOL AND CUTTER Center St. deck, garage. $62,500. teachers, students and libraries by Michael A. Catarino, ford. view appointment. janitorial work and familiari GRINDER, must be able to This la an axeallont tima for you director of nursing. Salmon- MACHINIST- Experienced skills. Salary commensurate ty with clubhouse activities general office background ond good figure aptitude. REMEDIAL READING and manager of the Beneficial Finance office at 836 Main St. brook Convalescent Home, off lathe operators, set-up and with skills. Call Linda at 289- work from blueprints on flat to aaeoclata youraolf with Tho PART TIME Work from home S E C R E T A R Y preferred. 6 - 2, 6 days per forms etc. 50 hour week, all That. D. Murphy Co., a plonaar In Math; Individualized work The office phone number is 646-4156. House Street, Glastonbury. work from blueprints. First 8625. RECEPTIONIST - Attractive People-oriented, with a pleasant, aggressive telephone person- on the phone servicing our week. Paid benefits offered. benefits, apply in person: C & tha advartialng ffaki ■ ainca 1118. GENERAL program. (1st - 6th) by Titled “Susan, Jon and the company without a factory: Please call 633-5244. shift. Overtime available. position available in olity Colonial offering 8 rooms, customers in your spare time. Person reliable, responsible W Manufacturing Co., 74 Your InHIatlvo and planning will qualified teacher. Call Paid health insurance. Also SECURITY OFFICERS - Manchester office. Excellent 647-9946 OFFICE 1st floor family room A Beneficial Corporation Report to the Younger 249-7773. and willing to work need only Eastern Boulevard, Glaston datarmlna your growth and weekdays after 5:30 PM., 646- Generation," the report uses Beneficial Corp. and its sub part time retired machinist. Immediate employment full typing skills and ability to apply. Apply in person at 7695. with fireplace, 4 generous MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR Inquire Chapel Tool Co,, 81 and part time positions for personol Interview, call Personnel Department at 289-3301, bury. auccaaa with our aatabliahad CLERK sidiaries as examples to explore basic elements of the DOCTORS OFFICE, handle busy phone essential. Manchester Country Club, 305 company. Your oooounia ara size bedrooms, 2Vz baths, EXPERIENCED Woodland Street, Manchester. available. Complete Applicant must be neat and South Main Street, or call for Monday thru Fridoy, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Full time openings Im Schools-Classes 19 central air conditioning. 2 free enterprise system and how it works. The report in ROCKVILLE - Monday, 646-5836. backround check done. protactad and rapaat ordara mediately available In Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, MACHINISTS & LATHE enjoy working with public. an appointment, 646-0103. maka mortay for you. If you can car garage, walkout base troduces young people to such business concepts as OPERATORS- Full or part Weapons permit required. Hours 8 - 5, Monday thru IMMEDIATE OPENINGS busy main office of FOR THE BEST - Manchester ment, beautiful lawn. $83,- 12 to 6. Send resume to Box EXPERIENCED LATHE Apply only if you meet organixa your Hma and work wHh capital, retailing, services, credit, profits, taxes and how CC, c/o Manchester Herald. time. Excellent benefits. App Friday. Excellent salary Rep CARPENTER OR - part tlm# lor llrat two wMka of July onlyl a minimum of auporvlalon, thIa supermarket chain Gymnastic School, 3 to 5 500. OPERATORS & requirements. For interview ly in confidence including Plum ber pupils per teacher. FREE in companies help people — customers, stockholders, and ly in person at: 1422 Tolland CARPENTER’S HELPER MOTT’S Rotliooa aecoptablo. can ba an axeallant full tIma or located in East Hartford. Turnpike, Manchester. LM MACHINISTS. We need a few call 236-6117. business and personal with tools. Experienced. Cali • Varied and interesting troductory lesson with this ad. employees. SECRETARY - Full time. good people to join a young, part Hma bualnoaa for you. Writ# Some shorthand required. Gill Welding Manufacturing references to Box M, c/o 6434139 for interview. Electrician - PuII tlm# tor Mcond shift; will train on duties. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. The Beneficial Finance office in Manchester is a growing company. Excellent GLAZIER- Experienced in all Manchester Herald. Bob McKanila, Markating South Windsor Bank & Trust Co. Division of BHS, Inc., or first shift. Managor, Tha Thoa. D. Murphy member of the Beneficial Finance System affiliated com benefits and overtime. Full or phases of glass and metal ShopRite • Typing helpful but not Georgian Colonial, 8 Co. Main office. Apply in per call 647-9931. S E C R E T A R Y Co., PO Box 122, Locuat Vallay, necessary. Condominiums 22 panies with over 1,900 offices located throughout the U.S., part time. Please apply at: L work. Manchester location. SECRETARY - Young, MANCHESTER. V.P. of P rin ter - Must hav# knowledgs of Multlllth, rooms, front to back son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd. M Gill, Welding & Manufac Benefits. Send brief work Naw York 11S60. • Must have strong figure living room, formal dining South Windsor. Between 9 AM ATTENTION - Need 2 people growing company seeks in Marketing. Get involved in in- Multlgraph and Ditto machlnos. Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, West Germany turing, Division of BHS, Inc., record to Box K, c/o SUPERMARKET aptitude. NORTHFIELD GREEN - 3 and 3 PM. over 21. Immediate employ dividual for secretarial and teresting projects and bedroom, panelled rec rooms, room, 1st floor fireplaced and Japan. ment. This is not a fancy ad, 1422 T olland T u rn p ik e, Manchester Herald. general office work. Good reports. Dedl with executive 59 Leggett Street CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. • Accounts payable family room, 4 bedrooms Manchester, Conn., or call hardwood living room, 2 1/2 MECHANIC NEEDED- To we simply want a person who typing skills, some level management. All East Hartford, CT 31 Cooper Hill St. experience helpful. on 2nd floor with master Carl Skold 647-9931. AUTO MECHANIC- bookkeeping experience, and CHURCH SECRETARY baths, porch, air. pool, tennis. Industronics work 4 hours per day. Must needs a permanent job. Ad benefits. Good promotional An Equal Opportunity Employer Mancheeter, Conn. • Must be able to meet Owner. 649-3329. Asking $61,- bedroom ( bath suite vancement opportunity. Call Experienced only please. Experienced in all phases of pleasant phone manner a NEEDED, 9 hours a week, know construction equipment. opportunities. Good skills. To Tel. - 643-4141 flexible. Bolton area. Send deadlines and work un 900. with walk-in closet. Fin between 10 a.m. and 3 pm, - E.O.E. auto repair. Must nave own must. Fine opportunity with $190, review 6 months. Com Makes Offer Have own tools. Send resume An Equsl Oppoffunfly Emplofr t»e«llM t Bm i IIIi resume to: I. Boles, Box 2383, der pressure. ished rec room in base □ NOTICES to: P.O. Box 8, Coventry, 528-3869. E.O.E. tools, ^ p ly in person at R&G lood salary and benefits. App- pany pays fee. Dawson Per •••••••••••••••••••••••••• CLERK / CASHIER. Auto Service, 436 Center fy in person or call for ap Vernon, Ct, Excellent starting ment with fireplace, 2- SOUTH WINDSOR - Conn., 06238. sonnel, 111 Pearl Street, Hart salary depending upon WANTED FOR PATENT Street. pointment: L.M. Gill Welding ford, 249-7721. M/F. E.O.E. □ REAL ESTATE car garage. Allan Caffyn, president of Lost and Found 1 MEDICINE DEPARTMENT- & Manufacturing, Division of FULL TIME SECRETARY- previous experience. TEXAS OIL CO. needs For rapidy growing oil com Industronics Inc., an mature person. We train. In modem pharmacy. Plea LOCAL LAW OFFICE BHS, Inc., 1422 Tolland Turn PART TIME, FULL TIME Complete program of TOWN OF VERNON pany, Experienced preferred. Homes For Sale 23 LOST - Long-haired male cat, Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. sant working conditions in a Seeking full-time employee. pike, Manchester, 647-9931. Counter help wanted, ^ p ly in liberal fringe benefits. nounced that the company BOARD OF EDUCATION Send resume to Box J, c/o black and grey with white Worth, Tex. 76101. professional atmosphere. Full Good typing skills essential. person Bess Eaton Donuts, iOOIH/M Bi For personal Interview Ranch with a view, 7 is making a tender offer to INVITATION TO BID Manchester Herald. IMMEDIATE Cash for your chin, white chest and white lime. Apply at once to Shorthand helpful. Write Box Hartford Road, Manchester, appointment call Per rooms, 2 baths, 3 its shareholders who own paws. Bolton, Manchester The Board of Education of the Town of manager. Liggetts Rexail JJ, c/o Manchester Herald. NEEDED: property. Let us explain our Vernon. Connecticut will receive BABYSITTER NEEDED- Ct. CARRIERS TO DELIVER THE DOLLAR SAVER ON sonnel Department at bedrooms, family room, 200 shares or less. vicinity. 646-1957. Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- Parkade Drug, 404 West Mid PLEASE, RETIRED OLD fair proposal. Call Mr. sealed bids for: dle Turnpike, Manchester, Ct. CLERICAL OPENING AT SUNDAY MORNINGS IN THE FOLLOWING LADY NEEDS good scrub 289-3301 Monday thru Belfiore, 647-1413. walk-out basement, 2 car The purpose of the offer .Art Supplirit 0767. NURSES AIDES - Part time DENTAL ASSISTANT - Good Personals 2 and full time - all shifts. Enjoy HOUSEHOLD GOODS bing type cleaning person. Friday from 9 AM to 4 garage with wood stove. is to reduce the number of MOVING COMPANY. knowledge of typing and AREAS: PM. $70,500. Bids will be received at the office of working in a very pieasant business office procMures. AREA 1 AREA 2 Male or female. Tel. 646-7580. smaller shareholders, and RIDE WANTED TO the Superintendent of Schools, Park and home-like atmosphere, Requires accurate typist with and Senool Streets. Rockville. Connec References. Reply Box MM, MARION DR. DARTMOUTH cooras MU. K. - 4M. Ch i. le v the dis-proportionately HAMILTON STANDARD, helping our elderly patients. an eye for detail andability to MOTT'S m n rm a, linpiM. UtdiH aW iMf ticut until 12:00 noon Thursday. June LEGAL NOTICE work under pressure. Heavy c/o Manchester Herald. SOUTH FARMS BRAKES, SHOCKS Split level. Custom built 7 high ratio of costs of in ser Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. 28.1979 and then at said place antf time Experienced preferred. EVA DR. mci. Mrtry, •■•ll, itity nm MkM Call 643-5686. publicly opened, read and recorded. phone contact, busy days. CARRIAGE DR. AND EXHAUST rooms, fireplaced living vice to them. The company TOWN OF MANCHESTER Please call Doris Blain, RN, EXPERIENCED ALICE DR. ShopRite b n . d buibwd hut. MM H i Ul- Specifications and proposal forms may Precise, well organized per AREA 4 room, family room, also would not be required The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Director of Nurses, 646^)129. SALESPERSON WANTED. AREA 3 MECHANIC 500. Otff lulq, Mtirun. 20I 54I-II21. be secured from the office of the Manchester Nursing Home, son necessary. Contact SUPERMARKET dining room, 3 bedrooms, Superintendent)upei of Schools. Park and Monday, June 18, 1979 starting at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Must be over 18. Interviews in CAMBRIDGE to register with the 385 W est C enter S tre et, Christine Schneider, Hartford BROOKFIELD ST. 59 Leggett Street I '/ i baths, aluminum School Streets. Rockville, Connecticut. Room of the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, D esp atch , 225 P ro sp ect person only. “ My Store For STRICKLAND Good pay plus commis Securities and Exchange The right is reserved to reject any or Manchester. BENTON ST. East Hartford, Conn. siding, 2 car garage, Manchester, Connecticut, to hear and consider the following Street, East Hartford, Ct. 528- Levis” Manchester Parkade. OXFORD sion. Fringe benefits in Commission pursuant to all bids or any part when such action is SUNDAY JUNE 17 BRANFORD ST. AREA 5 Equal Opportunity Employer private acre + lot. $69,- deemed in the best interest of the petitions: 9551. EOE M./F. cluding pension. Must the Securities Exchange ------AVONDALE ST. BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot 900. Board of Education. Item 1 No. 677 O IL B U R N E R have working frontage main highway. Act of 1934. Charles Brlsson Charles R. Hamilton— Variance is requested of Article II, SERVICEMAN - Excellent OAKWOOD ST. Business Manager HELP WANTED in Pizza experience and hand Excellent 8 Room House, plus “We are a smaller com 024-6 Section 3.01.01 to reduce south side yard to 7.5 feet (15 feet PART TIME WAITRESSES Shop. Apply in person: Center opportunity for dependable DOANE ST. several buildings. Zone pany and registration required) to permit addition of greenhouse — 91 Dale Road— needed to work in downtown Giant, 660 Center Street. experienced licensed ser tools. Apply Commercial. Owner financing Cape. Full shed dormer, 6 viceman to grow with long es FATHERS DAY CALL LARAIN 742-5549 Business Opportunity 14 Manchester restaurant. available. Frank Mott. rooms, l '/2 baths, wall to would be expensive for INVITATION TO BID Residence Zone AA. tablished firm. Benefits in MIDAS MUFFLER SHOP Experience is preferred but CONSTRUCTION WHOLESALE COFFEE Broker, 643-5658. wall carpeting, garage, us,” Daffyn said, “In addi The Manchester Board of Item 2 No. 678 not neccessary. Only clude fully paid Blue Cross, Surpriea, And Pieaee Dad, or 285 MAIN STREET Education solicits bids lor Moriarty Brothers, Inc. — Variance is requested of Article ESTIMATOR - experienced, • . n ROUTE BUSINESS beautifully treed lot. Only tion, the continued filings requirements are neatness all around man to assist local CMS, Life and Major Medical r *-7*o**jP, MANCHESTER. CT. WATERFRONT year-round IV, Section 13 ’to erect another free-standing sign, larger Insurance, holidays,, un Grandad With A HAPPY AD. $2500 INVESTMENT $59,900. required by the SEC would Paint for the 1979-80 school and good personality. Apply in general contractor. Call 643- PRODUCTION OPERATORS CAN START PART TIME home and summer resort ail than permitted (one free-standing sign permitted. 100 square iforms, sick days Etc. Contact They Start For At Little As $2.50. be a heavy burden for a year. Sealed bids will be person between 2 & 4 PM at 4139 for appointment. * * # i * •: NURSES AIDES. We are |M » m M in one. 7 room maintenance received until 3:00 P.M., June feet area maximum) — 315 Center Street— Business Zone II. Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 Main Mitchell FSiel Co^ Inc., 1209 looking for responsible, KOU1I n. hMrt h 1^ Mwant ki(li company our size.” To work In machining and/or assembly areas. pnfit kolnai mlMUif (In c. w| iKil Hi free Ranch. Located on an 21, 1979, at which time they Item 3 No. 679 Street, Manchester. SUPERINTENDENT - Full Sullivan Avenue, South Wind Father’s Day Happy Ads Will Run Sat June 16th warm, people interested in ANHQUECOIONUL The tender offer is being sor. 644-2561. Applicants must have some previous factory work t e i4tti th MOST u c * TK w m exclusive private section of To will be publicly opened. The Leo Valanos — Variance is requested of Article II, Section time maintenance man for experience. Hours are 7 AM to 3:30 PM. Air con caring for the eldery and men NO KUINB Coventry Lake. Over $100,000. Circa 1760. 11 rooms, 5 made to stockholders ow right is reserved to reject any 6.01.01 to divide parcel of land with two existing dwellings on INGERSOLL RAND, large Manchester area. tally retarded. 7 to 3 and 3 to RELIABLE TEEN-AGER for ditioned, aipple parking and excellent fringe n 70 Tear lU preM, pr^ieM tin Intn. Attractive financing fireplaces and five raised ning 200 shares or less at Mrs. Lena Gorman MILLERS FALLS DIVISION- Complex. Experience in -^Deadline Is Noon Friday^- 11. Full time permanent help cantaMt, MmVAa (iImM bp EVBtY and all bids. Specifications it: Lot 1 (66 Valley Street) variances for lot area and side summer babysitting. 2-3 mor JUNE 18th * benefits 3 ,. available. R. Zimmer, J.D. panelled fireplace walls 60 Progress Drive. Second minor plumbing, electrical, needed. Apply in person at BUjerFM Start in llX ) b ctiui^i nar Real Estate, 646-1980 or 647- the close of business May and bid forms may be secured yards; Lot 2 (23-25 Knox Street) variances for lot area and nings a week. 2 boys - 8 and 21 tiMi tfhr by wMm m i m m are only a sample of its shift assistant supervisor, carpentry repair necessary. Meadows Convelescent 1139. 22, and will expire June 30. Happy Birthday at the Business Office, 45 N. rear yard — Residence Zone C. . experience welding and grin months. Westwood area, off Phone 643-2711 rapaat b rn m Aflamtai pnact ukt bi antique features. 2 car Good sa la ^ . Plus apartment, HIGH STANDARD INC. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, tu tu af 2 HIX m E m S INBALIY). Any stockho'lder owning School Street, Manchester, Item 4 No. 680 ding. Benefits 30 days after Keeney Street. 646-0580. Cento af Cile^ far Marcfciaiii SaM and Good Health plus medical benefits. Call Manchester. - - J H--.- -l-.l- - .----- . ■ GLASTONBURY- 52 Kenneth garage, work shed, PLUS Connecticut. Raymond E. Kenneth B. Flood — Variance is requested of Article II, hiring, one week vacation 31 Prntig* Park CIrcIa ana aip w ain ii atiaatery. less than 200 shares who and Fortune 246-2566 - M-F, 8 - 5. For ANiitanca In Placing Your Ad; Eaat Hartford, Cl, Drive. Just Listed! 6 1/2 a 3 room Ranch with full Demers, Business Manager Section 4.01.01 to reduce north side yard to 5 feet (10 feet after 6 months, 2 weeks vaca TURRET LATHE WATCHMAN - FIREMAN - basement, fireplace, gar does not receive informa Manufaolurlng/Marketlng Sporting Firearms INCOME OF Room Split Level. Beautifully for Many years 022-6 required) to permit erection of breezeway and two-car gar tion after one year, paid in DIETARY AIDES - now OPERATORS, 50 hour week, /Aak for Tina Joe or Sue. Experienced on high pressure tion directly from the com all benefits, apply in person: $30pOOOYR.UP landscaped, in a choice age, and screened porch, age — 4 Schaller Road — Residence Zone A. surance, 12 paid holidays. accepting application for part (Located In the rear of the Acmat building) boilers preferred. Year round, residential community. 3 pany may call Don Marra to come. Pension plan. E.O.E. Member C & W Manufacturing Co., 74 brtarriam p aaM (M T ta SEMIS M ie a rti beautifully situated on EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC Item 5 No. 682 time kitchen help after school ood wages and overtime. MaStthg (AT TH ff KSN M ^ iU tba bedrooms, large eat-in at 289-1588. of Greater Manchester Eastern Boulevard, Glaston 53.5 acres of fields and On her 96th SCHOOLS Connecticut Firemen’s Historical Society Inc. — Variance and weekends. Apply at f aid CMS, Blue Cross, and faSaariac kitchen, family room, laundry Chamber of Commerce. bury. (1) naa m U la ta tarriM aecaaats woods bordering State Birthday is requested of Article II, Section 13.13 and Article IV, Sec Meadows Convalescent Life Insurance. Amerbelle room, covered patio, and a INVITATION TO BID Corp., 104 East Main Street, f h n , Cwabia. WaakiaSiL Forest. Building Grants tion 9.03.01 to permit museum use and to allow less parking Home, 333 Bidwell Street, (2) MUiE^afrasMS2SOOfarbh must for the summer - an BID #299 ORGANIST- Choir Director Manchester. MACHINIST, 50 hour week, Rockville. Apply between 9 HARTFORD - More than required — 230 Pine Street — Industrial Zone. all benefits, apply in person: MEDICAL MANCHESTER HONDA v e it^ NOW M MIR at tbaa af rt^ a a ia i ta above ground pool! $72,500. EAST WING WINDOW Wanted. First Lutheran AM and 3:30 PM. E.O.E, a i Call 236-5454, Home Sellers than $463 million in con WALL, REMOVAL f Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Plan Church, 154 Orchard Street, C & W Manufacturing Co., 74 TRAN8CRIPTI0NI8T8 (3) Tav Car to Rm m Ntoar. Wa nead listings nowl From Her FULL TIME BABYSITTER W to l e i ______e/a tbb paper. Center. struction contracts were REPLACEMENT ning Office. All persons interested may attend these Rockville. 875-5682. NEEDED. Waddell School Eastern Boulevard, Glaston Grandson Bobby hearings. bury. Full Time Openings available for Medical We Are Growing Again! CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT PfliLfiiil(»( AGENCY awarded during the first Information may be obtained area. 6 & 8 year old. Call 643- REPAIRER - No experience MANCHESTER AREA- U&R and from Miriam P. Levinson, ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS RN or LPN- 3 pm to 11 pm and 0290 or 643-5309 after 6 PM. Transcriptionists. Experienced with MANCHESTER Package Home. Wooded acre. 384 Main Straat four months of this year, a 11 pm to 7 am. Full time or or high school diploma All The Family. Assistant Director of Business Edward Coltman, Secretary PART TIME HELP IN Medical records. Radiology, and/or necessary to apply for our store. Excellent location. Well Carpeting throughout. Wood- 67 percent increase over Services, East Hartford Dated this 11th day of June, 1979. part time. Enjoy working with WANTED RESPONSIBLE HAYING - Apply in person: established business. Cali burning stove, plus fireplace. an excellent supporting staff Pathology Transcription preferred. current training openings. the same period last year, School Department, 110 Long 021-6 PERSON with pleasant voice 364 Bidwell Street, Excellent benefits. Ages 17-35 Marion E. Robertson, $60,500. 649-6397. 646-4200 state officials say. caring for our elderly to answer my phone in your Manchester. We Need People Interested In Long Term Realtor, 643-5953. Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct. patients. Very pleasant at However, we will consider applicants with only. U.S, ARMY The increase to $463.8 own home, 8 to 4:30. Light Employment To Fill the Following ENLISTMENT REQUIRED, COLUMBIA - R oute 87. 06108 until bid opening on: mosphere. Good wages and calls. 646-1492 after 5 PM. COVENTRY HIGH SCHOOL excellent typing skills. Good starting salary VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Revisit History in this lOO- million from $278.4 in the THANK YOU June 21, 1979 at 2:00 P.M. benefits. Please call Doris Positions’ Call 643-9462, GLASTONBURY - Hebron DOG OWNERS guidance secretary - full time. and benefit package. Snacks with locations $3,580 year-old Colonial. Spacious Avenue. Older 3 bedroom, 2 first third of 1978 was THE EAST HARTFORD Blain RN Director Of Nurses PART TIME CLERKS Typing and shorthand skills CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- country-style kitchen, ail ST. JUDE TOWN OF BOLTON 646-0129. Manchester Manor For more information, please contact the DEMONSTRATORS: Earn full baths, fireplace, large pushed along by increases PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS AN NEEDED for 2nd and 3rd required. Contact Dr. Donald $1000 or more with spare-time 2355 Ext. 905. modern appliances, 4 yard. 50’s. 522-5210. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ADVERTISEMENT Nursing Home, 385 West shifts. Apply in person: 7-11, J. Nicoletti’s office at 742- Personnel Department, at 646-1222, Exten bedrooms, 2 baths, wall-to- in industrial and commer Liz, Barb & Barn Center Street, Manchester. selling. Free Kit. Name brand EMPLOYER. ALL DOGS OVER SIX MONTHS OLD MUST BE 509 Center Street. 8913. E.O.E. toys and gifts (Fisher- OFFERS INVITED / wall carpeting, pine floors. 2- cial construction which sion 481. RETAIL STORE ON 020-6 LICENSED ON OR BEFORE JUNE 30.1979, or at such time •AUTO TECHNICIAN Price,Tonka, Fentonz). car garage with loft. totaled $222.9 million.' Manchtatar Mamorlal Hospital WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- Beautifully landscaped. Cali as a dog becomes six months old, in the Town Clerk’s office, Treasure House party plan. 71 HaynM Strati Call collect person to person 000 per year. Excellent terms. 236-5454, Home Sellers Center. 24 HARVARD ROAD - BY as required by Sec. 22-338 of the General Statutes. ManehMltr, Conn. 08040 •NEW CAR PREP Call John, at Chenette OWNER. Attractive 5 room Registration fees are as follows: for Miss Carol 49I-210(). Also An tqiM l OppottiinHy Empicyw M /F booking parties. A ssociates, “ G allery Of G L A STO N B U R Y - 29 Cape. 1 1/2 baths. Neutered Male OR Spayed F em ale...... $3.50 When in need of a Service or Product •SERVICE WRITER Homes,” 528-9081. Cobblestone Road. Gracious Dishwasher. Aluminum Unneutered Male OR Unspayed Female ..'...... $7.70 MANCHESTER BRIDGE CREWMAN - No Colonial designed for family siding, garage, breezeway. Kennel License...... $51.00 experience or high school MANCHESTER- Store & 4 living. 3 bedrooms, 2'/i baths, $63,900. Principles only. 649- A veterinary certificate is required for a spayed female or a MEMORIAL HOSPITAL diploma necessary to apply Room Apartment. Busy loca formal dining room, 1209. neutered male not licensed as such previously. Those for our current training tion. Excellent opportunity fireplaced family room. All 71 Haynes Street for owner/user. Priced to sell. MANCHESTER, applying for renewal of dog license by mail, please enclose Join the Manchester Honda team openings. Excellent benefits. this and more with an acre of Manchester, Ct. 06040 $41,900. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. wooded land. Call 236-5454, IMMACULATE ALUMINUM last years license or the following information: Owners CALL A PROFESSIONAL Ages 17-35 only. U.S, ARMAY now! Call Mr. Pantaleo, for interview Home Sellers Center. SIDED CAPE. 3 bedrooms, name, street address, phone number, name of dog, breed, An EquolOppcttiHi^ly ^ ENLISTMEN’T REQUIRED. Cali 643-9482. walk to schools, busline, by age, sex and color markings. Also, a stamped self-addressed appointment. owner. $52,900.00. Principles 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643-2711 A VENDING EAST HARTFORD - Need envelope. NO EXPERIENCE OR HIGH extra room? We have a char only. 649-1842. MEIINS.. Office hours are 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. on Monday thru Friday ROUTE ming Split Level, with 3-5 SCHOOL DIPLOMA and 7 to 9 P.M. on Monday evenings. NECESSARY to apply for our Own and operate your own ven bedrooms. Large eat-in MANSFIELD- Last one left, MANCHESTER HONDA ding routea. 4-10 hra. weekly. Catherine K. Leiner current training openings. kitchen, I ’A baths. Breezeway, new 3 bedroom Raised Ranch. UW N MOWEH REPAIRS CRT 24 Adama Street Mancheeter, Conn. Complete company training and enclosed back porch, on a Dining room with slider to Town Clerk of Bolton I HAIR im iN S RESTAURANT Excellent benefits. Ages 18-35 location setup. Cash investment only. U.S. ARMY lovely treed lot. $59,900. Call deck, vinyl siding, hardwood 019-6 needed. 236-5454, Home Sellers Center. floors, hot water heat. Many r« Wwnt MOWER BVSINESS ENLISTMENT REQUIRED. Plan I $2,080.00 Hairstyling OPERATORS Cali 643-9462. extras. Must see. $46,900.00. Lawn Mowar Rapairt All Malcaa. CARRY NATIONS Plan II $4,060.00 WINDSOR - Colonial Drive. Miller and Piera Realtors. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Good Work at RaaaonaMa for Plan III $0,710.00 228-3518, 873-9442 and 225-6757. Prieaa. Plefcup A DaNvary 643-1308 This conveniently located 3- Part-time Plan IV $14,100.00 bedroom Colonial is ideal for Saying money Men FINE LUNCHES Call Toll Free 1-600-237-280e or 24 MAMCHE8TEII CYCLE Experience in operating CRT equipment family living. Large country- Lots-Land For Sale LEGAL NOTICE 178W MtMkM)*Tllniplk* 4B7 Main 81. Comtr of Cmtw a Moln 8 t 1-800-237-0704, Son. 10 am-8 style kitchen with excellent The deals are dynamite; 649-2098 M tnchaalar 647-1167 MANCHESTER would be helpful, but if you can type 45 wpm pm. M-W 9 am-8 pm. storage, barn-wood walls in BUILDERS- 30 beautiful At a meeting held on June 4,1979, the Planning and Zoning family room. Front-to-back wooded building lots! AA Zone the savings super. Shop in Commission made the following decisions: and have some other work experience, we’ll living room, beautifully treed Manchester,. All un Classified for the items CRAIG NATION ET AL (N-6) AUTO SnVICE PAINTINaa LAWNCAnE provide CRT training. FACTORY OPENING MANCHESTER, JUST yard area. Call 236-5454, derireroiround utilities, including LISTED- Excellent Cafe Home Sellers Center. GALlS. SPECIALi______DISCOUNT! you are looking for and Granted a Special Exception to allow development with LANDSCAPINB AND Part-time (5 hours between 4 p.m. and 12) liquor business with all equip- Phone 521-3303 , 643-6396. automobile parking in excess of 60 spaces — 3V Tolland PAINTIN6 ClauHied Advertiting jobs open. ment.■ Call" " 'for “ -larticulars. PITKIN STREET- Large save money. Classified MAPLE M©bil “PROFESSIONALJIVORK FOR Turnpike. Sup€r Servieeg in c , ESTABLISHED, QROWINQ COMPANY NEEDS ERA, Blanchard ; Rossetto, Gracious Colonial. Central air also means a quick way to Gives Yen Mere Our big modem Data Center is on Windsor condition. 4 Bedrooms, 2 . , FUlrt-YJMSURIfD^,,. 646-2482. iro iHiniBi. Ui mm h II an piMi KENNETH BOUD (B-26) QAt • OIL - LUMICATION - wanmaaiB wariiiiN ■ niiuii EXPERIENCED MACHINIST. SHOULD BE ABLE TO Baths. Lot 126X225. Call for sell your useful-but-no- ACCItSOmiS ALElAira C. MWOLOWm Fer Yew Street in downtown Hartford where there’s ipi^ M MMf me. m u m s, ciMni Approved a change of zone from Residence B to Residence C TIRES ANDBATTBRieS s4s-sias SET UP AND WORK FROM BLUEPRINTS. WE MAKE SMALL GROCERY / BEER appointment, Marion E. ahr. ta M mMlML IM dMh M 221 SnUCE ST. HANCNUTB free parking for 2nd shift employees. We h i m *• r lellnHHl M l. llm l longer-needed ' items. A for a parcel of approximately 0.31 acres and adopted a zoning m r n m - u s i ■OBBIT t. NUIMI BUSINESS FOR SALE - Call Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. classification of Residence C for that parcel, effective June S4S-42S8 Advertising Dellar offer good pay. SPECIALIZED MACHINERY THAT OFFERS 646-5039. m ir. IMcM. ■ Cl Hit; tackn skilled Ad-Visor will help M v /M h , IM IM ) M s, MiOi. 18, 1979 - 387 North Main Street. CHALLENGE AND VARIETY. GOOD STARTING EAST HARTFORD- 7 Room To. TIM . S tIM -H li/in-Sm you word your ad for top Please call Carol Gilbert at 277-7473 betwen Ranch. Bus route and utilities. BARNEY T. PETERMAN ET AL (P-29) RATES AND COMPANY PAID FRINGE BENEFITS. 8IDIIW, arena wwDnwa,Dnnna, AmiNes, a cANOPat the hours of 9 a.m. and 12 noon for an ap Own your own highly profltabln Family Room with slider to results. patio. Attached garage. Air Approved a change of zone from Residence B and Industrial pointment. APPLY AT •nd bMuttlul Bhn Joan tlora to Residence M for a parcel of approximately 0.54 acres and and FaaMon Shop. Modamolaalla Conditioned. Storage shed. Resort Property 27 Well insulated, .Extras! $59,- adopted a zoning classification of Residence M for that Ftahlona oHora thia unlquo op 900. 568-2553 for appointment. parcel, effective June 18, 1979 — west portion of .404 North portunity. Brand namaa such aa CLIN’TON - KELSEY POINT - Main Street. Laa, Lavl, Wranglar, Fadad Four bedrooms, 2 baths, AMSTON LAKE - HEBRON. fireplace, screened porch. 100 ECONOMY ELECTRIC (E-11) This Directory NOBLE & WESTBROOK alary. Mala, Landkibbar, and • BILLTIINSKY Approximately 30 minutes to ft. from private beach. June, THE TRAVELERS ovar SO othar nattonalty-known Granted with modifications an inland wetlands permit — ★ ALUMINUM i VINYL SIDING 20 WESTBROOK STREET branda and ralalad aportawaar. Manchester. Summer Cot July, August. $290. 646-1616. 432/440 Oakland Street. You Can Advertlaa Your 118,800.00 Inctudaa baglnnlno tages. Cozy 4 rooms, new in Sarvloa or Businaaa In Thia flOCotoraToC/iooaaFfomj terior, near beach. Excellent Real Eftats Wanted 28 A copy of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk’s 1 Tower Square E. HARTFORD, CONN./ bnanlory, trabilne, ttatiiraa, and Dlractory For Aa Uttio Aa AWNIHOS A CANOPIES grand opanlng promotion. Fot In- value. $18,900. Also Lovey 6 , 643-2718 after 5:00 PM office. rooms, fireplaced, pined pan ALL CASH For your property, S3.20 Par Waak. Plaaaa Hartford, a . 06115 lormatton call 001-3M-OS20 ler D id l 643-2711 8:30-8:00 PLANNING AND ZONING ★ STORM WINDOWS A DOORS An equal Opportunity employer Mr. WlOcaraon. eled living room. Asking up within 24 hours. Avoid Red COMMISSION Call 643-2711, ask tor Tina PhoiM 649-9098 An equal opportunity employer M/F per $20’s. Call us first! Robert Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Want Ads/Classified Advertising Department Ronald Gates, Secretary or Joo Associates, 228-9274. Corp. 646-0131. Dated this 11th day of June, 1979. HUE ESTIRMTES-FEiSsY TERMS 023-6 u PACK EinHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Mon., June 11, 1979 fnnk and Emast
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(JTORE AH'/MORE y / MV COMIC BOOKS THERE COMIC BOOK, THE MAN STORE ANYMORE 7 2 King of beasts Answer to Previous Puzzle / WOULD 5A V ,“eO IN 6TD (pl-) J U A N Q E E J U T E By Abigail Van Buren 1 Seaweed 3 Type of y u 8 D A 0 P T A R t D DO SOMEHOW REAPIN6 ------"U— 6 Texas shrine magazine K 1 E V 0 0 C T R 1 N E 11 Slicker 4 Auxiliary TONIGHT, £H ?" 13 Roland's E 8 8 A Y C H 1 1 c A N 5 Conger A H E C K friend 6 Mohammed's L Sanleet Ottered Service* Ottered 31 Palntlng-Peperlrtg 32 Building Contracting 33 I 14 Head Q E M L A 8 8 H 0 E R son 1 N U R E D A P 8 E 15 Double pitch 7 Lighted B 0 D E 0 R N A T E C&M TREE SERVICE - Free DO YOU N E E D A PERONAL1 [For FARRAND REMODELING - ^6 Ensign (abbr.) 8 Shuns E 8 8 A J TfTw 8 L E D estimates, discount senior BABYSITTER ■Call 646-7982. particular people. Dick. Cabinets and Formica Tops, 6-11 17 Macao coin 9 Top of altar L A 0 8 V A citizens. Company Call 643-5703 anytime^ Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad • ■ ■ • TMAVti Her Wedding 19 Doctrine 10 City in Utah 0 E 1 M T 8 P A N 0 Manchester-owned and WILL BABYSIT in my home ditions, Decks, All types of 20 Compass 12 Study 0 P E R A T C R 0 0 D point L V operated. Call 646-1327. for working mothers. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Remodeling and Repairs, Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 13 Redolent E 1 E 8 8 E N T 0 AVWAWAWAWVW. 22 Women's D E A N D T 8 E A R Daytime. Large yard in plea- - Interior and Exterior. Phone 643-M17. Garden Product* Auto* For Sale 61 18 Large tub 47 Apartment* For Rent 53 ".Ought to Be patriotic B & M TREE SERVICE - sant area. 646^675. Commercial and Residential. Crochet Vest I THINK HA-vINS LUNCH '" IF was CAN IGNORE society (abbr.) 21 Moister Specialists in tree and stump Free Estimates. Fully In PICK YOUR OWN 23 Constellation LEON CIESZYNSKI 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs WITH ONE'S FRIENPS IN , STUAt?TANP 23 Esau's wife 39 Christian removal. Senior Citizen HOUSE CLEANING sured. 646-4879. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad ST R A W B E R R IE S - 224 THE PARK IS r— ^ SARPINE 24 In addition 25 Stepped point Discount. 24 hour Service. 643- PROBLEMS? Floors, walls, Hillstown Road, Manchester. excellent. Must sell, A Stick-Out 27 Garden tool holiday ditions, Remodeling, Rec ★ sacrificing! Any reasonable JUST LOVELV"'; ^ SANtTWCH 26 Doughnut 48 Over (poetic) 7285. carpets, windows, furniture, PAINTING BY DAN SHEA- Rooms, Gardes, Kitchens Large field, open until dark. shape 29 Erin 41 Resource general cleaning. One time or Quality craftsmanship at low SINGLE WORKING GIRL offer over *1650. Call after 33 111 50 Crow's call Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath DEAR ABBY: Our son is being married in September to a ' 28 Three (prefix) 42 Church part regular service. prices. Call 646-5424, DESIRES SAME TO share 3:30 p.m., 6461150, 528-6063. 30 Egypt (abbr.) 34 Over (prefix) 51 Spy group Tile, Dormers, Roofing. 45 Arid REWEAVING burn holes. DOMESTICARE 643-1945. expenses In 2 bedroom apart- girl he's gone with for a long time. A big church wedding is 31 Rocky crag 36 Grave robbers (abbr.) Residential or Commercial. ment in Cromwell. Pool,' ten CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 649-4291. planned. Yesterday he called and said, “Guess what? You're 32 Glide on snow 37 Made public 47 Compass CELLAR AND ATTIC PAINTING - ROOFING. nis courts. Only 15 minutes to “Medallion Edition.” Mint ' going to be a grandmotherl” 33 Yellow fever Window shades. Venetian Reliable college students. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. CLEANING. Light trucking, Hartford. Call 565-3310 or 635- Condition! Air, electric win ■f I asked, “When'/'' mosquito 4 Compare prices, performance LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec UPIGK 1380 after 5 PM. dows, power steering and 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 6 10 Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- yard work. Free estimates. rooms, roofing and repairs. M'S* He said, "In November." 35 Poultry with any professionals. Mick brakes, automatic, lean-burn r-i n 5221. Call Rick at 6460709 after 5 Free estimates. Call Charles vn <.r: I V. Then I said, “Don't you think you should move up the wed- product 12 13 PM. Simon, Dave Beaulieu. 646 I AT THE CORN engine, velour upholstery. 37 Oxygen 1564, 643-1858. Schiavetti at 649-2405 Firm price $3650. 646-0299 '><>• n"i . -'V'ding date'/" 14 15 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, anytime. . ,''V’ And he replied, “Oh, no, all the plans are made and we 36 Unit of WILL BABYSIT IN MY EAST evenings. H I* « illumination attics, garages, yards PAINTING - INTERIOR AND MANCHESTER- 5 room, 1st '•.•'■aren't changing anything." (The bride's parents are paying 16 18 cleaned,______moving.HARTFORD HOME. Flexible floor remodeled, carpeted, ..XW KCl ■ :>^for the wedding.) 40 Exclamation ■1 ” m EXTERIOR. Quality BERRY PATCH 1972 AMC HORNET- 4 door, ,< K-nrtHM of triumph 20 trucking.Loam for sale, lawn hours, Hockanum School area, , basement, excellent ■ »J* Abby, that's not all. The bride's sister is maid of honor service. No job too big or *-oll 5668597. craftsmanship at very Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmne/ 34 automatic. 6 cylinder, 232 42 Be ill 1 m. 15 Ridge Street. . • .and she's expecting in December and she's not married. My Captafn Eaay — Crooka B Lawrence 24 27 small. 568-8522. reasonable rates. All work B engine. Regular gas. Good 43 Coat sleeve guaranteed. Call Rick 646-0709 BIDWELL HOME Improve $275.00 monthly. Securitycondition. $825. 646-5256. . daughter is matron of honor and she's also due in December ■ ROTOTILLING Reasonable A CREW GIRL HAS SHOVEP FOOP IN TO 44 CIA 2B 1 30 after 5 PM. ment Co. Expert installation deposit, lease, references, but, thank God, sAe's married. Now I hear that one of the rates. 649-6367. ISi WITHOUT f u l l y OPEWIWS predecessor 1 of aluminum siding gutters responsible adults. 649-8089. 1977 DODGE VAN- Florida Sr" bridesmaids (not married) is expecting in October. I can just T n B POOK o,, 46 Calaboose 31 32 •#••••••••••••«•••••••**** and trim. Roofing installation Customized, in and out. 14 ^ j „ i> -1A see that lineup of pregnant women at the altarl 49 Blame SMALL JOBS - Grass cut and 33 1 36 painting. Call 528-5231. Building Contracting 33 and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323, miles per gallon on regular I think they should have a small family wedding under the 52 Detected Home* tor Rent 54 fuel. Loaded with extras in 53 Wind-powered 37 1 Some say sneezing on Satur WES ROBBINS Carpentry circumstances, don't you? I just can't invite my friends and 3, 3. 41 WILL BABYSIT IN MY cluding Factory Air! Low neighbors to witness this. They will be bug-eyedl What vessel day means you'd see your remodeling specialist. Ad SPECIALIZING cleaning and EXTRA LARGE 3 54 Squaring tool 42 1 .3 ■‘044 HOME FULL or part time; repairing chimneys, roofs, Wanted to Buy 49 mileage. One owner. should I do? 45 sweetheart on Sunday. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, BEDROOM HOUSE - With Excellent condition. Over 55 Trash call 643-7303, anytime. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 SORRY, NO NAME 46 ■47 148 46 so 51 built-ins, bathrooms, den, fireplace and acreage. $14,000 invested. A real kitchens, 649-3446. years Experience. Howley, (476-4) Call Rental Assistors, Crocked DOWN BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. JACK BERTRAND - 643-5361. bargain for $7495. Must be ^ DEAR SORRY; 1 agree. A small family wedding wonld 52 53 small fee. 236-5646. seen. Call 643-0421. I Fireplaces,concrete. Chimney "M anchester's Stereo CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. RIGHT FRONT FENDER seem more appropriate. But you weren't consulted—yon 1 First-rate 54 Expert." Also repair portable SIZES!ES / / 55 repairs. No job too small Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. ROOFER WILL Install roof, For 1957 Plymouth Savoy. ROOMATES WANTED TO • > • ''Were told, so invite only those you think will not be bug- (comp, wd.) Save! Call 644-8356 for es- TVs and Radios. Used equip- 1978 FIAT SPORTS SPIDER 10-44 ( Call Gary Cusbing 345-2009. siding or gutter for low dis Please call 644-3205. SHARE - Conveniently ' eyed. INIWSFAFfR fNTIRI timates. ment for sale. Call 643-1262. count price. Call Ken at 647- CONVERTIBLE - Rust located 7 room house in Proofed. FM stereo and 8 1566, GOOD USED SWING SET. Manchester. Utilities, 5 7 8 0 " ^ ' EXPERT PAINTING and ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING - track. Garaged. Regular gas. ,. DEAR ABBY: A divorced woman signed NAMELESS TIMOTHY J CONNELLY ...... W ill d is a s s e m b le and p ark in g . No p e ts. $150 Like new. $6,000, Call after asked if she should let her boyfriend sleep with her while LANDSCAPING Specializing Carpentry and general con in Exterior House Painting. estimate, call 646-1943. transport. Also need stroller monthly. 646-3538. 4:30 649-9681. ‘I'. I her IS-year-old son was home. I'm glad you said no. Win at bridge tracting. Residential and Healing-Plumbing 35 for 2 year old, not umbrella Alley Oop — Dave Qraue Tree pruning, spraying. When I was 15 I caught my mother in bed with her commercial. Whether it be a type. Call 643-6237. 1971 CHEVROLET mowing, weeding. Call 742- Painting-Papering 32 small repair job, a custom SEWERLINES, sink lines, OHIcee-Store* tor Rant 55 boyfriend. I hated it. It hurt me to the core. My respect for 7947. cleaned with electric cutters, CONCOURS WAGON - my mother dropped so far it wouldn't even register on a WAKE UP UMPa ! t im e TO TALK THOSE MORNINS, l o u s y ! THOSE, HOW'D YOU THEN l is t e n . built home or anything in WANTED- CHILDS T 'M A K E t h a t s t e w Proper discard wins slam PAINTING - Interior and by professionals. McKinney MANCHESTER- Main Street Original owner. 350 V-8, ” scale. S IA N T S O U T Or= OOP! TWO SIANTS / JKE T'HELP H E R E S WHAT between, call 646-1379. BICYCLE- 12 to 16” wheel automatic, power steering, FOR O U R -TWO BkS BUOTINS UP THE , MOW'D SNOf?ED ALL, r e S E T 'EM WE'RE eONNA exterior, paperhanging, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com modem office available. 400 . .,, It hurt me to see someone 1 loved being “used” by a man FRIENC5S: WILL CLEAN CELLARS, diam eter. Good condition. radio, luggage carrier, This vest is fascinating r a f t TH EY b u il t ! YOU NISHT LONS! \ DUTA TOWN? DO. that careles.s start, the bad excellent work references. CARPENTRY & MASONRY - pany, 643-5308. sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call ' who couldn't control his urges until after marriage. SLEEP? ATTICS and haul away scrap Reasonable. Call 643-7699. 646-2469 or 646-2755. positraction, trailering axles. to crochet and so nice to NORTH 6-n-A club break leaves him one Free estimates. Fully in Additions and Remodeling. wear. JOHN ♦ J975 iron FREE OF CHARGE. sured, Martin Matson, 649- $2000 firm. 643-2880. trick short.” Call 644-3234. Free estimates. Call Anthony NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet No. 5780 has crochet T A Alan: “The discard of the 4431. Squillacote 649-0811. repairs, plugged drains, 1-1 D c u T A i e 466 MAIN STREET. North of directions for Sizes 10- ?... DEAR JOHN: Why did you assume your mother was ‘bised" , . L-l R e n t a l s Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. 1971 PONTIAC LE MANS, 2- ♦ A92 ten of dubs is a sure-thlng kitchen faucets 12; 14-16; 18-20 and 42- by a man who couldn't control his urges? Maybe she used ♦ 9864 2 WATERPROOFING - replaced, ...... of centrally located space. door H/T Hardtop. 350 V-8, 44 inclusive. play. South draws trump, Hatchways, foundation QUALITY PAINTING and repaired, rec rooms Ideal for store, office or other automatic power steering, .... him becinse she couldn't control her urges. WEST EAST cashes his ace-king-queen of Paper Hanging by Wiilis CARPENTER - Repairs, Rooms tor Rent TO ORDER, lend $1.00 for eich cracks, sump pumps, tile bathroom remodeling, heat 52 business or commercial use. radio, vinyl roof. Mecbanical- ittem plui 35C for postage end 'I'"’' Or, possibly, nobody used anybody-it was an act of ♦ 8 ♦ 2 clubs, gets to dummy with a Schultz. Fully insured remodeling, additions, gar fendlini. lines, window wells, walls modernization, etc. Free Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. ly sound. Well maintained. mutuisl consent. f KQ JB ♦ 1097C 5 4 3 2 trump, leads a club from references. 649-4343. ages, roofing. Call David Estimate gladly given. M & M THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen RNNE CRBOT stucco. Work guaranteed. 30 $1500 firm. 643-2880. ♦ K 10 6 5 ♦ Q J84 dummy, ruffs it to drop Patria, 644-17%. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. trally located. Downtown c/e Mandrester tvening Herald years Experience! 643-4953, 25X70 MAIN STREET 1150 Are. af Anietkas DEAR ABBY: You wrote, “fly to others you know not of.” ♦ J753 ^ ------West’s jack, gets back to 875-6963. A&W PAINTING Contrac Manchester. Kitchen 1964 OLDSMOBILE- Good se Ren Tori .1. lOOlE dummy with the ace of dia FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY privileges. Call 649-2358. STORE. Located near Savings Abby, that is bad grammar. There is an old saying, SOUTH tors. Quality painting and BOTTI HEATING & Bank of Manchester. For cond hand car. Minor repairs. Print Namo. Addresi with ZIP monds and finally gets to •••••••••••••••••••••••••• CODE and Style Npmher. —... “Never a preposition use to end a sentence with.” OWSbyNtA.Inc .lM Wefl U t SW ♦ A K Q IM 4 3 COMPLETE REMODELING paper hanging at reasonable - Remodeling and Additions. PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, Running condition. 6 cylinder. discard his other diamond rates. Fully insured. Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Apartments For Rent 53 details, call: Group I, Zinsser EDWIN IN TORRANCE 8$----- SERVICE - Rooms, garages, Free kitchen and lav faucets Agency, 646-1511. Call 64f0265. 1979ALBUM with a 32-page on that last club.” Estimates Call Wayne 649- years experience! For Free replaced and repaired. “Gift Section” with full The Fllntatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ 73 Oswald: ‘‘Maybe East additions, dormers, roofing directions. Price . . . $2.00 DEAREDWIN: Sorry, but I just wouldn't have felt right and siding. Call 643-5001. 76%. Estimates, call 646-4239. Remodeling. Call 646-8641. LOOKING for anything in real 1975 BUICK SKYLARK - ♦ A K Q 10 should have made a estate rental - apartments, OFFICE SPACE Yellow. Excellent condition. ALSO THESE e00KSATt1.3S EACH. “ ' tampering with Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” Lightner double of seven VAVVAVAWAVAVAWAVA’AVAWAV.VAWAWAV.VAWANVWAVAV.iWAVVVi.VW/.’iV homes, multiple dwellings? Ho. a-1tS-BLUE RIBBON OOILTS. CAN VOU BELIEVE z B eu ei'E /, Vulnerable: East*West Good gas mileage. Power Contalni ilite e n lovely quilts. THEV CLAIM TO Dealer: South spades and hoped that West No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate FOR RENT steering, V-6, AM radio, CONFIDENTIAL TO “UNCLE BERNIE" IN I BELIEVE/ could guess to lead a club.” Associates, Inc. 646-1980. No. e-ttT -O U ILT S ON PARADE. h a v e t h e Real Estate Wanted 28 Articles tor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 250 $quare feel, center of radiais. $2800. 742-9300. Directions for sliteen quills. OKLAHOMA CITY; Don't look back. There's hardly a man FASTEST SERVICE West North East South Musical Instruments 44 Manchester, air con- No. O-tie-CRANOMOTHER'S FLOW. alive who couldn't retire comfortably in his old age if he 24 ER QUILTS, to fasclnetlng qulltr. IN TO W N Ask the Experts APARTMENT and HOUSES and parking. 1972 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS - ' could sell his experience lor what it cost him. Pass 4 NT Pass 5 v SELLING your bouse? Call us MOLDED FORMICA top and SEARS ELECTRIC 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and For Rent. We have 100s of ren Call'643-fel. No. 0-119-AMERICA'S FAVORITE paneled bar with two shelves WEEDWACKER Bladeless VISTA CRUISER STATION AFOHANS. A beautiful selection, Pass 5 NT Pass 7 ♦ You hold: first and we'll make you a other instruments. Rivers tals in ail Areas, Prices and NO. O-tZO-MAKE A SIFT. Many 7 ^ Pass Pass Pass 6 -ll-B and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Grass Trimmer, Double in Music, 7 Main Street, New WAGON- Power brakes and Who said the teen years are the happiest? For Abby's cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, power steering, air con lifts for frleods and family. ♦ AK876 Realtor, 643-1577. sulated, used only once. Britain. 225-1977. 236-5646. Small Fee. • > new booklet “What Teenagers Want to Know,” write Abby: Regular price $59.99, asking Resort Property ditioning. $950.%. Call 643- WAV.WAV.V mVW.V.’ V A 4 FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink For Rent 56 132 Laaky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Enclose 11 and a Opening lead: VK ♦ AQ 9 5 4 3 Coat, excellent condition. Size $35.00. Call 643-5624 anytime. 8134. MAY WE BUY your home? TROMBONE- In excellent ONE BEDROOM Trucks lor Sale 62 ■' long, stamped (28 cental, self-addressed envelope, please. ♦ -- 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. condition. Buescher, with Quick, fair, all cash and no APARTMENT For rent. $250 CAPE COD, DENNISPORT - 1970 OLDS. 442 - New paint, An Alabama reader asks problem. Call Warren E. oversized case. $250. Call 649- monthly, with heat. Mr. 2 two bedroom cottages, 1976 FORD ECONOLINE E- NELCO SEWING MACHINE- 7085 anytime. customized stripes. Rebuilt what we respond to part Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. TAG SALES Philbrick, Philbrick Agency, sleeps 5 and 6. 4/10 or a mile engine, dual gate shifter. 350. VAN- V-8, automatic, ner's one-club opening bid. Built - in button holer, 646-4200. By Oswald Jacoby to ocean. $1% and $225 per Must be seen. 643-0683 or 649- power steering, power brakes. and Alan Sontag We respond one diamond, PRIVATE INVESTOR decorative stitches. Excellent ACE TONE AMPLIFIER- 300 week in season. Call after 6 Call 643-%55 after 4 PM. condition, including cabinet. TAG SALE - June 9, 10 - 2. 7639 after 3:%. but see nothing wrong with a DESIRES income property. watt. Electrovoice 454 MAIN STREET- Second PM. 644-2893. Astrograph two-diamond jump. The one Please call 646-1068 and leave $150. 649-6437. Furniture, Shirley Temple microphone. University sound floor. 3 Room Heated Apart Oswald: “Here is an Eas dolls, Hummels, antiques, 1973 MGB - Good condition. 1973 DATSUN PICKUP- Best The Born Loser — Art Sansom ley Blackwood hand that important point is that we message. stand. Like new condition. ment. No appliances, no pets. offer. Call 649-5334. toys, lines, dishes. Something $500.00. Call 649-1041 after 5 AM-FM radio and cassette really shows the importance respond in our six-card suit. $225 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9 player. Original owner, $23%. LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) Some IWAUT ID see SCMCTillte lU RAT Toaom w A SHORT, FAT, EALP,WDDLE- I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) for everyone. 166 Wells Street. PM. to 5. thing important to your basic of planning your play at Call 875-1807 after 5 PM. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN «Y b u r ^WHAT? trick one.” window van. Excellent condi needs that might have been HEH.5, a j-I'M MOT SURE CF TM6 (Do you have a question for MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- TAG SALE- 35 SOUTH VIOLIN- Used only 3 times. WEST DENNIS, MASS. - Alan: “It is a grand slam WANTED All styles. Small Sizes. MANCHESTER - Main MG MIDGET - 1974 - tion. Very low mileage. Cap ^B irthday hanging fire will suddenly be the experts? Write “Ask the ALTON STREET. June 9. Excellent condition. $%.00. Nicely furnished 3 bedroom ready to be closed quickly. contract so it is really im-. SPACIOUS HOME Clothing and accessories, 389 Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, Excellent condition. 30 plus tains chairs. Stereo and Experts. “ care of this newspa Rain date June 10. 10-4. Call 643-4762. hot water, appliances. No Cottage. $225 weekly. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be portant for declarer to stop 3 or 4 iM droom w ithin o n * m il* of Forbes Street, East Hartford. Christmas tree, appliances, mpg. AM-FM. Michelin cassette. Radiais. 429-9461. per. Individual questions will Parktr and MIddIa Turnpika pets. Parking. Security. 523- Minimum 2 weeks. Call 649- 7 June 12.1979 on your toes. You may have an and think.” be answered if accomps ed Please call 569-2645. sound systems. 8760. radiais. 643-0%4 after 5 PM. opportunity today to make a Oswald: “Easley points daalrad on or bolor* Augual laL 7047. 1977 CHEVY HALF TON - by stamped, self-addresaed ' Unusual opportunities involv- last change In direction regard S43-eS«3 or e4S-3133. Boats-Accessorles Excellent condition. Custom out that any unthinking de envelopes. The most interest DINING ROOM SET - 5 TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday 45 1%9 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350 - ' ing your work or career could ing an Interest you're pursuing THREE ROOMS, HEAT, hot Wanted to Rent 57 wheels-cap optional. 646-5885, • be offered you this coming clarer automatically dis ing questions will be used in chairs, table and buffet. June 9-10. Freezer, port, dis Excellent running condition, that will be just what you cards a diamond on the ace Refrigeratsivand stove. Call 1974 FU R Y - 16>A-foot water, stove refrigerator, auto trans. power steering and 528-5827. LeaveI message. mess: year. Don't discount them just this column and will r.^reive hwasher, womens & mens carpet, $220. Adults only. No WORKING MOTHER OF needed. of hearts at trick one. After copies of JACOBY MODERN.) 646-3327. clothes, drapes, curtains, fiberglass, tilt trailer, with radio. New battery, needs because they don't come from SAOIHARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Household Goods 40 1975 55-horsepower outboard pets. 3rd floor. Centrally TWO SCHOOL AGE 1974 CHEVY PICKUP - 6 1/2 conventional sources. hide-a-bed, odds & ends. 85 CHILDREN SEEKS SAME to body work. 568-2646, 21) It'll take more than a shrewd DELIVERING DARK LOAM School St. 10 - 4. Chevy engine, 2 tanks, $2,500. located. Security deposit. Call ft. fleetside. Economical. 6 head to outdo you today. Heathcllff — George Gately REFRIGERATORS Also 50 horse Johnson out 646-76%. find and share rent in cylinder standard. Gauges, - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also Manchester area. Call 295- 1977 MERCURY COUGAR ' GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You'll You're sure-looted and can Washers / Ranges, used, sand, gravel and stone. 643- 2 FAMILY TAG SALE - Satur board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- XR-7. Mileage 16,0%. Air con heavy duty clutch. Camper react to most situations at a ill yoi 0359 before 2 P.M. only. accomplish a lot more both for guaranteed and clean. New 9504. day June 9th, Sunday June 9550. ditioning, power brakes and cap, plus 2 snows. $2.0%. 643- yourself and for others if you moment's notice. shipment damaged. G.E & vacancies with us for FREE! steering. Excellent condition. 8653. get off by yourself where you CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 10th. 9 - 2. Rain or shine. 14 100s of qualified tenants MIDDLE AGED BUSINESS FRIGIDAIRE, Low prices. CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye West Center Street, GRADY WHITE 17 ft. with 75 Call 277-4632 or evenings 289- won't have a bunch of people Your mood today will be geared WInthrop — Dick Cavalll waiting. Call Rental MAN wants to rent clean B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main set, electric welder, acelyten Manchester. Baby items, HP EVINRUDE outboard* 2051. 1978 9 1/2' PICK-UP looking over your shoulder. more toward light and lun activ Street, 643-2171. motor and tilt trailer. $1200 or Assistors, 9 to 9, 236-5646. room in private home, CAMPER - Air cond, 643-2221 ities than toward those that are outfit, aluminum ladder, some furniture, clothes and Manchester, Bolton or Coven Find out more of what lies CONSRAHJLATTCNS. A N D A I THINK THE 5«)CIWW trailer tires, new electric miscellaneous. Best offer. Call 646-6897 or 1972 DODGE POLARA- 4 or 643-8992 after 5 PM. $4,0%. ahead for you in the year on the serious side. It'll be a FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom MOVE RIGHT IN - Kids ok. 5 try area. 742-9865 or 224-8280. nice breather. AV?. HB«ISSLE/ (3A SO U N E P R e e iD E N T generator, electric lawn- ...... 643-5716. door, vinyl roof, small V-8, following your birthday by OL»T Set. Excellent condition. mower. Evenings, 633-7060. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 rooms with garage. Only $2%. 318. Automatic, P.S., new 1974 3/4 TON CHEV. PICK sending for your copy of Astro- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) "You've WON RATION Queen-size bed, triple dresser, SAVE GAS - Buy a Sunfish (464-1). Rental Assistors, MAN SEEKS SECURE UP CAMPER PACK. Graph Letter. Mail $1 for each You should be able to clear up ABBANO-NEW CARO." LEAKED SeWE PLACE to practice in brakes, air conditioning, AM- dresser with shelved mirror, boat and trailer, $600. Good small fee. 236-5646. FM. Good condition. $9%. 64& Excellent condition. 35,%0 to Astro-Graph. P.O. Box 489. a situation that you have lelt GAR... EWO-NEWS. AKC SHELTIE - Sable and Manchester or immediately held you back when the com night stand. 4 years old. $800. white male pup. Champion condition green and white. 21%. miles. 643-2221 or 643-8992 Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. 568-0935. Call after 6 PM. 6496714. MOVE TODAY - and save. surrounding area. Steve 647- after 5 PM. $3,4%. Be sure to specify birth sign. petition Is suddenly eliminated “SLEEP LIKE A BABY” on quality and temperament. 643- One bedroom, heat included. 9883, Andy 643-2799. 6 to 9 PM. today. m, 7268. 1%9 PONTIAC CUSTOM 350. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Al ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! this Queen Size (off the floor) L IK E NEW FT. Just $175. (506-2). Rental Excellent running condition, 1972 FORD F-1% - 8 ft. bed. In though you may not have PISCES (Feb. 20-Mpreh 20) Ex Custom made draperies, slip Water Bed, complete for only SLICKCRAFT, H.P. Assistors, small fee. 236-5646. WANTED TO RENT - FOUR good shape. Asking $1000. Call planned it. today could turn hilarating pals could turn this $300. Please call after 5:30 FOR SALE - BUNNIES, 9 ROOMS by quiet refinedreHned cou- 2 ^ '5 3 into more of a social event than Into a fun day lor you. Respond covers and upholstery. Budget weeks old. 643-1432. In/out board. Fully equipped Terms ArrangedJnged. Call 289-2331 p.m., at 649-9399. If no answer, with extras, including trailer. RESPONSIBLE ROOMATE gle in forties. 649-9882. Keep & tte r 5 " n " lw tody wort! " V * - , a workday. Look for the unu to spur-ol-the-moment Invita tions. or 6461000. please try again. $4950.00, 643-9020. WANTED TO share large trying- raroocsi!568-2646. ■' Motorcycles-BIcycles 54 sual to turn things around. 6-fl A COMPLETE BOARDING house near lake. Located in E. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The ARIES (March 21-AprU 19) FACILITY for dogs and eats. Hampton. $150 complete. Mfic. for Rent 56 MOTORCYCLE speed at which you accomplish Something good could pop out 15 CUBIC FOOT Dog grooming. All health Sporting Goods 46 1971 FORp TORINO - 302-V-8. FROSTFREE COLDSPOT Days call Robert at 871-1601. INSURANCE- Lowest Rates things makes this a very pro of left Held today. Don't sit back guard maintenance. Ultra WORKSHOP Automatic transmission, ductive day. You know what on your duff. Act on It. You can FREEZER - $75. Very good power steering, power brakes. Available! Immediate Bin PLUMBING & HEATING violet germicidal lights. COMBINATION GOLF BAG 474 MAIN STREET - Second APPROXIMATELY 5% sq. ft. needs doing and you're willing only come out on top. condition: Call 643-9221. Good condition. Complete new ding. Sunny Day Option. Call TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SUPPLIES FOR SALE- Canine Holiday Inne, 200 & CART By Bagboy. Very floor. 3 room heated apart Heat available. Ample Joan, 643-1126. to apply yourself. Short Ribs - Frank Hill Sheldon Road, Manchester. exhaust system. Asking $ ^ . Being around other . people ■p' BATHROOM SET- (tub, sink, Pipes, Fittings, Controls, good condition. $45. Call 646- ment. No appliances, no pets. available. (^11 649- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) That etc,Priced to sell! Call after 7 646-5971. (1406, after 5 p.m. Call 643-%52, 6 to 9 PM. mental lift you were looking for stimulates your creativity today e im by NCA. Inc.tMRagUSPalOff /WY ALL-VOLUNTB^ commode). Salmon pink. Security, tenant insurance “358. YAMAHA 1977 DT 250D DIRT and Ideas could pour from you. p.m., 649-%56. required. $225/monthly. Call **** is forthcoming today. Fun ARAAV aUBT ISNT Excellent condition. $100.00. GOOD HOMES NEEDED For 1%9 CHEVELLE MALIBU-”^ BIKE - Bought new in 1978. things will be happening be If you think any of them are WORKING PUT. Call 643-4762. 646-2426 from 9 - 5. Many new parts. Good condi CHAPPEE MODEL 8033 affectionate cats. White with Garden Products 47 □ AUTOMOTIVE door vinyl top, 307-V-8, power cause you run into exciting and worth trying, put them to work. steering, automatic. One tion. Must sell. Asking $4% or invigorating friends. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) COAL OR WOOD BURNING blue eyes, grey and white. MANCHESTER - Available WE BUY AND SELL USED Tortoise Shell. Spayed and owner. Call 647-9460. best offer. Call anytime 646- S FURNITURE. One piece or STOVE. Uses logs up to 13 3/8 July 1st. 4 room apartment Autos For Sale 61 0381. long. Used one season. neutered. 633-6581, 36-0571. Barry’s World — Jim Berry entire household. Cash on the being redecorated. Yard, bus 1975 CADILLAC COUPE Relocating. Asking $250.00. line. Security, lease, WE PAY $10 for complete line. Furniture Barn. 6460865. 742-6701. ADORABLE P'UPPIES- STRAWBERRIES- PICK D’ELEGANCE - 39,0% miles. 1975 XR-75 HONDA. Good YOUR OWN. Free containers. references. $2% per month. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Excellent condition. May be condition. $250.%. Call 643- Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & StoHel FREE to good homes. Broker. 568-0138. Auto Body. 528-19%. 6792. FRENCH PROVINCIAL Labrador type. Call 742-5228 No children under 14. Open 8 seen at 19 Mayfield Road, □MISC. FOR SALE LIVING ROOM, couch, 2 or 742-6115 evenings. to 8, or until picked out. Clark Manchester or call 646-8191. I CAN'T w e a k TH1$ t o /MY Street, South Windsor, off of SEEKING PROFESSIONAL 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- 1978 MOPED - $250. Call or B O S S 'S MASQueizApe FAPryj chairs, 3 tables, 2 lamps. $400. WOMAN over 21 to share Runs but needs work. Best MR. FRESIDEMT, Zenith Console stereo AM-FM FREE TO GOOD HOME Burnham Street. 1974 CADILLAC - 36,0% miles come down to see it at 101 ... IT TAKES TWCJ PEOPLE.'! Articles tor Sale 41 apartment in East Hartford. offer. Call 633-8258. $32%. 643-2221 or 643-8992 Chestnut Street, Manchester, radio. $75. 633-3701 evenings, adorable kittens. Call 646- For info call 278-1212, ext. WAvr fOK OS SCCR6.T weekends. 6947. after 5 PM. or 649-2759. Our Boarding Houae This Funny World 5262, 7-3PM, or 528-7452. WE PAY TOP PRICES for SEARS BROADCAST ENGLISH SETTER- 16 wrecked and junk cars. A & B 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA Campers-Trallers sg R V ice g w y s ; THE STARS Auto Salvage, used auto parts. Excellent condition. Power Mobile Homes 65 ARE RISHT FOR' SPREADER - New - used months old. Free to good awat once. $16. Call 633-7679. home and country. Wonderful NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS Call Tony 6 4 6 6 ^ . steering, power brakes, 2 new NISHT NEWS' eer 1966 CHEVY CAMPER VAN- FRo,Vl A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD with children. 649-6252, snow tires, radio, low AH,YES.TriERES FOR WAITING LIST ONLY. FIAT 124 SPORT COUPE mileage, good gas mileage. Very good condition. Many YERSELF Could______help™ .... to sell your ...... items PIVE CAST IRON 1970- 54,0% miles, 5 s p ^ extras! Call 633-48%. A TIDE IN THE LUANTED LHASA APSO P U P -12 weeks 643-5363 a ^ r 3:30 p.m. faster, rent your room quicker RADIA'TORS. $1.00 per sec ApartmanU Avallabla In 2 to 4 Montha overdrive, economical 4 affairs OF U S .F b S l ond bring you better results! I'®”- 1^*1 M7-1875. old. Male AKC registered, cylinder, Immaculate condi MEN. MAJOR.;, o p F i e e shots and wormed. Paper 1972 VEGA- Runs. Needs 1971 DODGE MINI MOTOR Ask the Herald Classified Ad „ .------tion. Must see and drive. 643- work. $1%.%. Call 646-2431. HOME - Low mileage, 12 WE/HUST taker about details. Put the DOUBLE-HUNG trained, non-shedding. 8831 after 6PM. m.p.g. $49%. 643-2221 or 643- ARRANSE STAR to work for you! Phone WINDOWS with triple track Beautiful pet. $100. 643-0281. Bedroom Tow nhousetAl a q q 1966 MUSTANG- excellent 8992 after 5 PM. A BOUT. it'nfiH rr! 643-2711, storms, 2 doubles 6 ft, 3 x 4 ft. 2 1975 GREMUN - Good condi ______l.$25each. One single 3 ft. 2 X SHELTIE COLLIE- Female, condition, very little work IF T H ' REFKeSH/WeNTS A F .e tion, air, unleaded gas. $11%. needed. ^,0% or best offer. 1%9 18' TRAILER W/HITCH. BUT IF I A 4 ft. 1. $13. 742-9082. spayed. Good with children. Apartments For ____ LIL e o O F , I'L L RENT VA TH' OUT- , Call 633-4786. 649-2270 after 5 PM. Fully equipped. 643-2221 or OOH'T'SHOW Must have place to run. 23fr 643-<^ after 5 PM. $9%. SUM FIT PER HALF PRICE,, PUPPEV.' 88 INCH GREEN STRIPE 0100. Include! heat, hot water, lull baeemanta, tVk bathe, ueumiU UP, HE'LL BANK REPOSSESSIONS 1975 MONTE CARLO, good B e ALUMINUM Sheets used as VELVET SOFA - plus pair of modem appllancea, parking; cebletrielon available. FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile LARK HARDTOP POP-UP A iU M 0 L £ .. printing plates, .007 thick rust colored velvet wingback ADULT CATS (2)- Spayed. condition. Call after 5 PM, m a p Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, 643-7256. CAMPER. Sleeps 6. Stove, (SRU/MBl E ■ 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for chairs. Like new. Calf 649- Good temperament. One dou needs body work $1995; 1973 sink, icebox, canopy, heater.’ $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be 3345, ble pawed. Good mousers. Good condition. Phone 568- picked up before II a.m. Call 646-8435 Ford Country Sedan Station FOR SALE -1971 Ford Torino, One tortoise shell Persian, 6 Wagon $825; 1972 F ord ONLY. 7 FT. SOFA. Perfect condi- months old, 236-0100. 6 cylinder. Good for parts. Montlay through Friday S to 5 pm Maverick $695; 1970 Chevrolet Runs. $1%. Call after 6PM. < - / / —------tion. $200.00, Call 649^747, Saturdays 8-12 Malibu $595; 1970 CJirylser MAINE CAMPER BY DEL- TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers ------— FREE DOG TO GQOD HOME t i l 528-0614. mo— New Yorker $595. The above MAR FOR PICK-UP TRUCK Good condition.Good for SWIMMING POOL - 24 feet - 21/2 year old spaded female, may be seen at the SavlnM Sleeps up to three, sink P lIT I by NEA.fnc ng, or welding. Call 649- Filter, no liner. 649-6367, HUD mixed breed, very friendly, Bank of Manchester, Main cabinets, hot plate, lights • JkIo WAS from noon til 6:00 p.m. loves children. Call 643-0^. $850.%. 647-1269 * e Street, Manchester. WOT TO %L . 611 > . 1 ___ _ BE AKu.-sTieS!jS