p a g e TWELVE-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn.. Thurs.. May 5. 1977

Moonies The weather _ A f -’i ’ Inside today meeting Group completes Partly sunny and warmer today, high in 80s. Fair tonight with low in lower A* GREAT aFTS Business...... 13-A Editorial ...... 4-A 50s. Saturday fair in the morning with tonight Gassified . .6—12-B Family 8-A to mat increasing cloudiness and chance of . . 1 ^ ' planting of trees showers late in day. High in 70s. TW Stollm klT «AO£8 Com ics...... IS-B Obituaries !!! 14-A Three members of the , ^ti^ator^A C U yofFi^^^m ] Dear Abby . . . 13-B Sports...... 4—6-B iM National weather forecast map on Unification Church, com­ Page 10-B. monly known as Moonies -MAiaatBSTEH. C^.rHUDAY, 8,197? VOL. XCVI, No. 184 PRICE) Plus area news on Pages 1—3-B Manchester's Memorial Tree of Harry F. Searles. Doris M. Searles. and followers of the H ...... Program completed its spring plan­ Willard D. Searles. Arlene F. Searles and ■ f V ' Korean, self-styled, incar­ ting of Kwanzan cherry, green ash Dorothy E. Searles: American Associa­ nate Rev. Sun Myung ^ms&Golsgaes and flowering crab apple trees at tion of Retired Persons, No. 1275. Moon, will conduct-an in­ three locations in town last week. deceased members of No. 1275: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenberg. Mrs. Lillian r*lr formational meeting in the The planting, completed ll'xyearsof Manchester Community the Memorial Tree Program spon­ Hovey. Also. Manchester Republican Women's College auditorium We Are Your Carter captivates J sored by the Greater Manchester Club, in memory of Mrs. Hazel Finlay; f Thursday at 8:30 p.m: (Tiamber of Commerce, and partially Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Monahan, Mrs. The students are atten­ represents a major addition to the Gladys Davis: Mr. and Mrs. John Gar- ding the organization’s Fragrance Center flowering tree trail concept along side. Mrs. Ada Fogg: Mr. and Mrs. seminary in Tarrytown, Manchester's major roads. Thomas C. Monahan. Virginia Tennissen; N.Y. and have been invited For These WeN The Kwanzan cherry trees were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Monahan. under the auspices of the English people planted at Munro Park at the comer Holland W. Wood: and Walter A. Carter: Associate Prof. Jay R. of E. Center St. and Porter St. to Keeney St. School children. Albert H. Known Brands... Heeney: Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Miller. Stager’s Comparative NEWCASTLE - UPON-TYNE, Washington’s ancestors. many of the issues awaiting his replace the loss of seven large dis­ Religions class. This class eased elms removed several years Mrs. Pauline Gadomski; Mr. and Mrs. England (UPI) — President Carter Schoolchildren waved U.S. flags they attention and that of the other world Joseph Skinner, Thomas Johnston: Mr. has invited spokespersons s p ^ through a campaign-style visit had crayoned themselves. Women leaders meeting with him over the ago. from the various faith and Mrs. Clifford Treat. Everett Keith. For Mother.,, to the ancestral home of George workers at a glass factory wore red, next five days. Green ash trees were planted along systems to the campus this Also. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Keeney, Washington today and said he was white and blue hats. Workmen broke Despite the campaign style. Carter the sides of S. Main St. between semester O LANVIN •YARDLEY in memory of Timothy .Burnham; “inspired by the tens of thousands of into “Yankee Doodle Dandy” when was not so much aher votes as retur­ Charter Oak and Hackmatack Sts. in Moon arrived in America 0 WORTH •JOVAN ic r:| Manchester Grange No. 31, Mrs. Louise people who greeted me" with shouts Carter arrived. ning the affection by the people of the vicinity of the Interstate 84 over­ in 1970 and has since • CARON • JEAN NATE P. Hagenow; Mr. and Mrs. Frank of “Hi, Jimmy” and “Hey, Jimmy.” Carter, resplendent in a new blue what Carter’s host, Prime Minister pass. Gluhosky, Mrs. Madeline M. Roy: Mr. Cultivated a vary con­ CHANEL • WHITE SHOULDERS Carter, on his first trip abroad as cashmere and wool suit, shook as James Callaghan, called “A real bit The third location for memorial and Mrs. Alfred Tomle, Mr. and Mrs. troversial communal style President, put aside the cares many hands as he could reach on his of the backbone of Britain.” trees is the front slope of Keeney St. Charles Enman, Jonas Glidden. Mrs. for his devotees that seems we also have a ffne aalactlon of awaiting him and six other world triumphant four-hour sprint through "You have seen the affection and School where crab apple trees were Millie Gilligan, and Mr. and Mrs. Austin to combine psychological Candy Cupboard Qltt Boxes and leaders at a weekend economic sum­ this industrial city plagued with high planted in memory of Albert H. Rines, in memory of Timothy E. techniques, foreign finan­ the respect the people are paying to Burnham: Mr. and Mrs. G. Stillman Fine Buxton Laathar Goods mit conference starting this weekend unemployment. His style with the Keeney. cing, and an apocalyptical you and the American people,” Keith, E. Theodore Bantly. . in London and visited Northern crowd was old-time campaign tac­ Persons wishing to donate to the doctrine into a kind of Callaghan told him. “Those who Also, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Allen England where he also has ancestral tics, harid-over-hand flesh-pressing, a Memorial Tree Program may send puritan anti-communism. know this area say they have never Jr., in memory of Evelyn R. Lorentzen; roots. It was a nostalgic reminder of wide grin and frequent “Hi, y’alT’s. seen such crowds.” , donations of $5 or more to the Manchester Garden Club, Arrigo Aimet- The meeting will follow a program at the Greater Manchester MAMCHESnil DRIK his days on the cam paip trail. But serious issues were not Carter moved in campaign style, ti; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Erickson, Arne question and answer for­ The Carter visit was marked by a forgotten. shaking every hand he could reach, Chamber of Commerce, 257 E. Rasmusson: Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. mat. It will be open to the 717 Main Street • Manchester triumphal outpouring of affection Carter renewed his strong backing moving with only a small security es­ Center St. Acknowledgement cards Blake. Lester Carleton; Mr. and Mrs. public free of charge. from the thousands who greeted him of human rights. Demonstrators cort along the flanks of crowds which will be sent to all donors and families Allen Behnke, Arrigo Aimetti; Charles ' House gives way to parking lot as requested. E. Jacobson Jr., M.D., Dr. John in Newcastle, Sunderland and along his crowded way reminded him lined his route 15 deep and swelled to Recent donors are listed as Prignano; M i. and Mrs. G ^rge DeCor- Washington Old Hall, the home of of atomic problems, of Palestine, of seas of faces where there was space The huge iron jaws of a power shovel ^Ite into a house on Russell St. marked for demoli­ follows: mier, Mrs. Philip Holway. enough. tion in preparation for a parking lot expansion for Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Also, Mrs. Dorothy Kelly, in memory Dr. and Mrs. Lee Charendoff. in “From the hand of strength, of Mrs. Philip Holway; Dr. and Mrs. AfC # I existing parking spaces can be seen in the foreground. The house at the left is being memory of Frank Burke: Lutz Junior calloused by hard work, I have found Edward J. Platz, Walter A. Carter Sr. Museum. Mrs. Madeline McAwIey; a spirit of hope and conhdence which demolished today. The expanded area will allow for 70 additional parking spaces. (Photo by and Lester Carleton: Mrs. Lincoln J. Jobless rate drops Marmen) Rogers Family. Anne Rogers Hutton: is an inspiration to me,” Carter said Carter, Walter Carter Sr.; Mrs. Harry Cosmopolitan Club. Rebecca Frank: Maidment, Walter A. Carter Sr.; F.R. afterward. Mrs. Patricia E. Shachtman. Mrs. Anna Callaghan, doing some cam­ M. Stone: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Idzkowski, Mrs. Jason Kingsley: Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Keeney, Ann Lauten- to 7% in April paigning of his own, was sometimes Jackson. Miss Grace McCulIey: bach; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kielick. lost in the crowd pressing around Manchester Memorial Hospital's Fritz King; Mrs. Marilyn Parker and WASHINGTON (UPI) - The employed work force has never Carter. Callaghan noted wryly that at Proposed industrial park operating. recovery and girls, Mrs. Charlotte Lindstrom. nation’s unemployment rate declined before been has high as 90 million. anesthesthesiologist room nurses, the day’s main public appearance, Also, Mrs. Marjorie Fuller, in memory to 7 per cent in April, the lowest level Adult men enjoyed most of the William C. Hurley: Manchester Junior Carter had received a bigger ovation of Josephine Gubbels; Mr. and Mrs. reduction in unemployment during Women's Club. Joy Marjorie Mammen. since the early days of the recession than Callaghan got. Newcastle made Charles R. Baxter. Mrs. Madeline April. Joblessness among adult men Also. Mrs. Martha S. Perkins, in 29 months ago, the LaborDepartment Carter a freeman of the called sound investment memory of Russell G. Palmer and S. McAwley; and Mrs. William R. Bar­ reported today. dropped to 5 per cent, also the lowest bour; Mrs. Alice M. Allison, Arthur J. city—equivalent to handing over the Arthur Perkins: Miss Harriet E. Searles favorite A total 90 million persons were level in 29 months. By GREG PEARSON in an environmental assessment of Kittle; Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Burnett, city’s keys—at a ceremony noted for agricultural land to non-agricultural and Mrs. Martha S. Perkins, in memory employed in April — a milestone in Teen-age unemployment fell a full its friendliness and informality. He Herald Reporter the project filed Thursday with the use, flood hazards for downstream Mr. and Mrs. Carman Christiana and Mr. 1 per cent to 17.8 per cent, and among and Mrs. Alfred Fish, in memory of U.S. economic history. joked that he accepted the honorary The Department of Commerce town clerk. The assessment package, areas, the effect on Whaples Brook, Russell Appleby; Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Unemployment fell 0.3 per cent construction workers it went down citizenship but hop^ he did not have calls the proposed industrial park in which is available for public inspec­ and the effect on air quality. Platz, Henry L. Bleiler; Mr. and Mrs. m i from March to establish a new post­ more than 2 percentage points to 12 to pay taxes. Manchester ”a sound investment,’ tion at both the town clerk’s office ’The department says, however, per cent — the lowest level in two and Calvin C. Taggart and Marjprie, Mrs. Wl|lte Shoulders by Evyan. recession low. The April rate was a Carter said his Northeast England while the Department of En­ and the Mary Qieney Library, in­ that the use of the land had previous­ one-half years. ^ Fred Pohlman; Sewing Club, Mrs. John full 2 per cent below the recession trip had been “a good start” to his vironmental Protection (DEP) cludes a copy of the project plan and ly been designated as suitable for ur­ About town The construction industry thus J. FitzGerald. peak of 9 per cent set in May, 1975. six-day diplomatic venture. expresses concern about air quality reports from several state agencies. ban development. It also points out Also, Miss Hazel P. Lutz, in memory of The essence of romance, Coming one day after gloomy marked its third straight month of The Department of Commerce did that detention basins included in the Miss Esthre Anderson: Mr. and Mrs. stunning new cameo reports of inflation in April, the employment growth, with 75,000 new a detailed analysis of state and town park plan should alleviate any poten­ Willard Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph employment data was welcome news jobs added to the payrolls. Factory A Bible study is scheduled for Leander and Mr. and Mrs. G. Stillman bottles and boxes. From costs involved in the park, which tial flooding problems. tonight at 7:30 at the United Jim Breitenfeld, left, executive vice-president of the for Americans. President Carter’s employment rose by 80,000 aind the Amendment needs House okay would include the proposed J.C. Changes to Whaples Brook will Keith, in memory of Everett T. Keith; our collection: service industries added 50,000 jobs. Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbridge Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Skinner, Everett T. Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, and economic advisers expect his new Penney catalog distribution center. require a permit from the local St. Keith; Mrs. Alice M. Allison, Mrs. Ernest Tureck, town park department superintendent, Cologne Atomizer, stimulus package will hasten the The number of long-term un­ Citing tax revenues on both the Inland-Wetlands Commission, which, Frances Shea; Stan and Jeannette Gam- fl. oz., $12. slow decline in unemployment. employed — 15 weeks or more — state and local level, the department in Manchester, is the Planning and look over one of the Kwanzan cherry trees planted Some 6.7 million persons were un­ dropp^ by 100,000 to 1.8 million. Officers of the VFW Post, bala and family, Leo Guillotte; Mr. and recently by Grantland Nursery at Munro Park on E. Perfume, Vz fl. oz., says, “The overall benefit appears to Zoning Commission, DEP says. Auxiliary and Junior Girls Unit will Mrs. John S. Papa, Mrs. Anna employed during April, reflecting a There also was a small reduction in continue to make the initial invest­ Center St. The tree planting is part of the Chamber’s $22.50. “However, DEP’s concern for im­ be installed Saturday in ceremonies FitzGerald, Mr. and Mrs. C. Leroy one-month decrease of 330,000. 'The the number of persons forced to Senate approves ment a sound one over the long-term pacts of the proposed project on local at the post home. All veterans Norris, Russell Appleby; The Retired Memorial Tree Program. (Hferald photo by Pinto) decline. occurred primarily among accept part-time jobs for economic at both the state and local levels.” air quality, due to the Estimated 1,800 organizations and auxiliaries are in­ Swingers of Manchester Country Gub, persons who lost their last job, many reasons. The department says that state cars per day travelling to the site, is vited to attend the event. James F. D'Amato and Everett T. Keith. of them recalled from layoff. The increase in employment far revenues from the entire completed a serious one,” the reports says. Not since November, 1974, when outpaced a 220,000 rise in the total bottle ban bill park could be as much as $5.75 DEP does point out that the the nation was plunging into the number of persons available for million annually. The town could Penney proposal will have to receive depths of the recession, has un­ work. The pegeentage of citizens HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The House creased spending for that budget receive from $1.6 million to $3.8 an indirect source permit, which will employment been as low as 7 per working or looking for work rose to and Senate have passed a bill to ban because of predictions by some law­ million in annual tax revenues depen­ analyze the effects of traffic on air cent. Carter has promised to reduce an all-time high of 62.1 per cent. throwaway beverage containers in makers of a $100 million cash shor­ ding on how much of the park is quality. it to 4 per cent by 1980. Since last October, total employ­ Connecticut, but lawmakers had to tage the following year. developed. The proposed Penney site Penney has applied for the two- More than a half-million persons ment has grown by about 2.3 million consult their rulebooks before Supporters of the fund do not know would take up 160 acres, about half of part permit. Work on the first part of found jobs during April for the se­ jobs — an average of 380,000 a month. knowing exactly where the measure what their plan will cost and it was the park’s developable land. the process, which lists traffic Career cond straight month. The nation’s Unemployment has declined by a stood. unclear if the amendment would be DEP lists four points of concern patterns and major intersections, is total 900,000 since then. After more than five hours of acceptable to the House. about the park —the conversion of group debate, the Senate Thursday night —Sec Page Fourteen-A passed the so-called bottle bill, 20-16. named But because it had an amendment not in the House version, it cannot go to HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Grasso, who has said Formation of a Career she will sign it. Today’s news summary Education Task Force to That amendment, passed 19-18 on help meet Connecticut’s r Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian’s tie­ Compiled Irom United Press International need for improved breaking vote as president of the vocational education has Senate, would compensate workers 10- Red Hook Town Justice Elmore been announced by Gov. who lost their jobs because of the- State BOSTON - Gov. Michael S. Ella T. Grasso. legislation. Dukakis concedes the state needs Fraleigh. HARTFORD - Without fan­ fragrance “It isn’t covered by our rules,” a federal waiver before it can in­ fare, the House approves a bill “Dedicated leaders from said Killian of the complicated stitute workfare program to force BEVERLY HILLS. Calif. - that would allow a group of select business, industry, labor legislative maneuvering that welfare recipients to work for David Frost, who began airing a Connecticut judges to dispose of and education are uniting preceded the vote. “I would presume their benefits. four-part series of interviews with in this task force to help Rive Gauche by there has to be further discussion. state’s attorneys or prosecutors former President Richard Nixon develop programs in But overall there has to be great they find unacceptable. National Wednesday night, says Nixon career , education mm "went further in terms of contri­ Yves St. Laurent credence given to the fact it has been throughoui the state,” adopted by a majority of both houses HARTFORD — Anyone over the WASHINGTON - Victims of tion than I had expected or Mrs. Grasso said. Gel two Arby’s RoesI Beef of the General Assembly.” age of 18 could run for state office violent crimes could get compen­ hoped." under a bill approved Thursday by Mrs. Grasso made the The bill, modeled after legislation sation of up to $50,000 financed by the House. a n n o u n c e m e n t a t a A fragrance of exquisite in Oregon and Vermont would ban the federal government under International meeting with state Educa­ Sondwiches fof *1^ fliptop cans and require a deposit of legislation being written by a tion Conunissioner Mark femininity. Very french, three to five cents on beverage HARTFORD - While the House subcommittee. The Carter DAMASCUS. Syria — Only days Shedd; Nick Heldreth, How do you break two hambur­ very romantic. We've J l bottles. Senate has voted to restrict the administation would prefer a $20,- before his first meeting with manager of manpower oe Both sides agreed the measure number of people who can collect 000 ceiling on payments. President Carter. Syrian Presi­ ger habits at once? Bring 0 Q colognes, perfumes and development and training dusting powder. Shown: must go to the House for its approval, unemployment benefits — those dent Hafez Assad says he is for the Pratt and Whitney friend to Arb/s and get 0 G but opponents contended it must go who quit and-or are fired under DETROIT - Eight reputed willing to discuss "demilitarized 0 <3. division of United two tender roasted Spray Cologne, 4 oz., $9.50 to a llouse committee whose repor­ certain conditions — the House organized crime fipres and a zones" between Israel and her Technologies, Inc.; Joseph beef sandwiches for a I ting deadline has passed. ’That would opened the benefit doors to Detroit policeman have been in­ neighbors. more worker categories in order Uehlein, assistant to the dollar fifty. Right now, kill the bill. dicted by a federal grand jury on president of the Connec­ The decision apparently lay with to conform with M eral laws. charges they lured wealthy CAPETOWN; South Africa - ticut Labor Council; and we're giving you a Spray Purser, House Speaker James J. Kennelly, businessmen to sex and gambling Foreign Minister Roelof "Pik" Charles Haller, assistant break on our sandwich. 25 fl. oz. parfum, $12. D-Hartford, who voted for the bottle NEW HAVEN - A federal parties to set them up for extor­ Botha told the United States today director of the Capitol So you can get a break bill when the lower chamber ap­ grand jury has begun probing the tion. it would "not be convenient" for possible misuse of block grant U. N. Ambassador Andrew Young Region Education Council. from their burgers. proved it, 77-65, last month. All but Shedd are to be Rep. Russell Post, R-Canton, who funds by Bridgeport Mayor John WASHINGTON - Electrical to visit South Africa later this cochairmen of the task authored the bill and guided it C. Mandanicl's administration. defects that could pose a threat of month. Recently. Young force. through the House, said he was, fire have prompted the Consumer remarked that he thought the "The task force will “disappointed” because his forces Product Safety Commission to South African government was il­ assess the manpower had come so close to enactment. Regional recall 3.1 million “Mr. Coffee" legal. needs of employers But Sen. Lawrence DeNardis, R- machines. Only those machines Hamden, who led the bottle bill BOSTON — Soviet fishing bearing the letters G, H, I, J, K KINSHASA. Zaire — A Zairean throughout Connecticut, trawler, minus 18 tons of illegally help develop programs to forces in the Senate, said, "I’m confi­ and L and the number 75 are general announced today the caught fish, sails from Boston fill those n ^ s and assist Hie sole Uiol w ill breok I WO dent we will have a bottle bill this effected, for example G-75, the seven European journalists harbor four weeks after it was in the placement of Carnival ends Sunday night year.” agency said. ' arrested in embattled Shaba seized on orders from President graduates," Mrs. Grasso hwnbuf9eff hoMIs fof one low price. The amendment would pay for two province and accused of es­ all from cosmetics, downtown Carter for violating the new U. S. said. FB aturinc Manchester and Tri-City Plaza, Vernon With only three more days td enjoy the carnival at Manchester years workers thrown out of work by ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON. pionage would be turned over to Arby^'Roaat Beef 0)976 Aiby'i, Inc. Community College, Gloria DeFlippo, president of the student the bill. They would get the 200-mile fishing limit. 'The Soviets N. Y. — The Rev. Sun Myung their ambassadors for repatria­ “The first job of this out­ also paid $250,000 in fines. senate, dons a clown’s outfit to distribute carnival posters to difference between 80 per cent of Moon and 10 companions were tion. standing group will be to their current salary and the amount U$e your convenient Worth*! Charge Card local stores. The carnival, a fund-raising effort for the Bicenten­ arrested Thursday for trespassing work with local school dis­ \WITh 1 W 8 COUPON CAI ...it deserve! a lot of Credit! they would collect in unemployment AMHERST, Mass. — Student on the property of Bard College in BELFAST, Northern Ireland — tricts during the summer iZARBY’S ROAST BEEF e | 5U | nial Band Shell, is open tonight from 5 to 11 and Saturday and benefits. occupation continues at the community 70 miles north of A Protestant-led general strike to implement action plans Sunday from noon to midnight. A tag sale to benefit the band The bill would not take effect until Hampshire College administra­ New York City. Moon's Unifica­ appeared near collapse today required by the Connec­ I SANDW ICHES FOR .. shell and United Way will be conducted in conjunction with the July 1,1978, so money for such a fund tion offices to protest the school's tion Church operates a seminary despite scattered violence that in­ ticut Master Plan for I OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31. 1877 carnival, which is located near the band shell off Wetherell St. would not come from the budget investment in corporations doing at nearby Barrytown, N. Y. The cluded the shooting death of a Vocational and Career business in South Africa. (Herald photo by Pinto) currently being drawn up. Gov. Ella group is to appear tonight before Roman Catholic taxi driver. EducaUon," she added. T. Grasso has warned against in­ PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. May 6. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 6, 1977 — PAGE THREE-A ScotVs World: Movie features stuntmen By VERNON SCOTT Underwater epecialist minutes during a fall instead of "Not only that, if a star gets HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Stuntmen, "I spent more than 10,000 hours un­ seconds. During my record-breaking knocked out of a picture for a couple the anonymous bodies set on fire, derwater with my diving and salvage jump in Texas I got off wrong and for of weeks it can cost a bundle. A com­ W4 AJE mHIHEIR blpwn through walls, beat up in companies,” he said. you can bet three seconds 1 thought I was going pany could go bankrupt if its star cur were sidelined for six months. barrooms and gunned down in alleys, I do a lot of underwater stunts. to be killed. • a a a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoaaaaa a aa become heroic entities for the first "Some stuntmen specialize in falls “But I’ve never been seriously Actors differ time in a new movie aptly titled or fights or auto work or fire. I like to hurt. Bruised, sore and stiff, but ‘Tve worked with some really “Stunts.” do it all. The only thing I’m not crazy nothing really bad.” tough, strong actors like Clint The stuntmen themselves created about is working with horses because Holds jump record Eastwood who does a lot of his own the hair-raising feats for the film you’re dealing with something with a Robinson holds the record for the stunts. And with stars like Dustin which involves a group of daredevils brain of its own. highest movie water jump. He Hoffman who don’t do any if they can killed off one at a time. ‘T m a sky diver, too, with a doubled for Steve McQueen in the avoid it. Prominent among the finely honed healthy respect for heights. climactic plunge from a 97-foot cliff "Jimmy Caan knocked me right to The athletes who actually do the stunts in "Human beings come into this into the sea in "Papillon.” The stunt the floor with a punch in 'Rollerball.’ the picture is-^Dar Robinson who world with two inborn fears — falling took three days on location in We were rehearsing a fight scene and Alpha Omega / o ' " holds the world high fall record while and loud noises. Believe me, I know Hawaii. he hit me by accident right in the set afire — 193 feet during a thrill what it’s like to fall. “McQueen wouldn’t have tried that face with his fist. It didn’t help In n Mother... show leap at the Houston Astrodome. matters that he was wearing a metal Four seconds to live jump and I don’t blame him,” Dar 179 TOLUNO TURNPIKE He also holds the record for high falls “The sensation in a high fall is that said. “Not many stuntmen would glove for the part.” f on Route 44A MaMa Mia’s I Manchastar, Conn. (ExK 94 on l-SS) — 213 feet from the top of Texas you have four seconds to live. And ■ want to tackle it either. There are two stunt organizations overlooking Bolton Lake Stadium. "It’s not that a lot of stars couldn’t for movies and television. Stunts Buffet Restaurant & Caterers eWESE - POLYNESUUI • AMERKM CUSME you know you’re going to die in the & Afraid of heights very first second if you make an do their own stunts. Some feel in­ Unlimited with 34 members and the — presents — "And I’m afraid of heights,” said error. A six to twelve-inch mistake at sulted when a stuntman is brought in. 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...... , '...... ■ ...... B a rb s mimirl|ratfr EufutugHfralh Firm develops new way By PHIL PA8TORET < Manchester — A City of Village Charm Braces have become a status symbol When you wish upon a star, Founded Oct. 1, 1861 to locate patient’s veins make darned sure it isn’t one M t m b f . Audit Burtau of Circulation Mambar. Unitad Press Intarnalional of the roving man-made WASHINGTON - I can now hold Ronnie Osnos whose son had had Southbridge who should have been satellites. C*'' 'mother’s day Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, up my head, the social equal of my three wisdom teeth extracted. Ron­ outfitted .with such equipment. I By GREGORY GORDON Add to your dictionary of Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. friends — and enemies. Ten-year-old [Andrew Tully) nie never mentions teeth these days. seem to remember an occasional Big m arket ^ cards and gifts CHICAGO (UPI) — Hospital patients who cringe at the w h u i s ; Scientific Products, a division of the American coiiective A moooiith Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. TurMngton. Managing Editor John is newly equipped with braces He winces every time a sailing nut in snaggle-toothed peer. Yet by high sight of needles may no longer have to squirm while a of bureaucracies. Hospital Supply Corp., which is distributing Vena Vue, w have a vNwiairW on his teeth. the sauna sprthkles his salty conver­ school graduation time, all had nurse pokes around to find a suitable vein for an injection recently estimated that 700 million blood samples are lait inlMite selection! Braces have become a status sym­ such lack is underprivilege made, sation with talk about braces. Chips recovered from Nature’s orthodonic or blo^ test. drawn each year in the United States, and in 15 to 20 per wo bavo ovary (itU# thing! Opinion bol. You’re nobody among today’s though the moppet’s papa supports a Chester, to whom Princeton gave whimsy. Apparently ashamed of An Arlington Heights, 111., firm has developed an easy cent of the cases the nurse or doctor encounters “some buy your kids unless you wear or have worn mansion and three cars. everything, is abashed that son itself. Nature decreed that time. Its way to identify blood veins using the same substance found in stylish mood rings. degree of difficulty,” Suzuki said. them. ’The first day John went to An outsider Charlie still walks around with un­ most efficacious treatment, effect a One application of Vena-Vue costs the patient about 25 school, braces in awful place, he was dressed tusks. The product, called Vena-Vue, is available in half of the Energy conservation The P ^ n t of a child without cure. • cents, he said, and most hospitals which are using it have Prescription for going on a y th e miraeta of main itrtdt | given a hero’s ovation. Even kids braces »^ko subject to the feeling of Never heard of braces Trominent’ teeth made it part of the standard service. journey with a bratty kid: ^0 dowrttown manehester^ needs incentives who’d never noticed him before being an outsider. Fathers and When I was a boy in a small I had a couple of front teeth that Suzuki said Liquid Crystal has acquired patents on Shake before taking. came up to congratulate him. mothers of brace wearers point to Massachusetts town I never met today would be the envy of the inef­ Science today Vena-Vue in England, France, Germany, Canada, Japan Just think — we have a Former brace wearers hastened to their children with a pride that falls anybody with braces on his teeth. fable Bugs Bunny. Ma called them and the Netherlands as well as in the United States. 'The whoie new year in which to People usually do things out Let us arrive at a consensus company expects to begin marketing in Europe and repeat the mistakes we made ohe Heral^i warn him that it would hurt when the Indeed, I never heard of braces until “prominent.” After all, her charity hospitals in the United States and could soon be ad­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING of inspiration or motivation — as to what we need in transpor­ just short of snobbery, and proclaim Japan within 90 days. in the one just finished. metal was periodically tightened. overflowed. But there was never any ministered as part of the standard service. or bo^. tation and then work toward triumphantly the high cost of buying I was in my twenties. That may have (They were right.) John was the envy their offspring a step up in caste. been because none of my friends was talk that I should have them seen to, It works like this: The President has missed an the mix that enables us to meet of kids, especially of the female They drop braces, instead of names. named Rockefeller. not even from Doc Johnson, ‘"rhey’ll Cold pack opportunity to exploit a desire that transit need with optimum gender, whose teeth were not con­ For four long years I was politely I suppose there were kids in be all right when he grows up,” Pa A doctor or nurse places an icepack over the patient’s sidered worthy of braces. Alas, of I to do something positive about energy efficiency. Smaller upstaged by a wealthy realtor named would say comfortably. arm for a few moments to cool the skin. In that way the the energy crisis. cars are but a part of the As it turned out, I didn’t have to paste-like Vena-Vue can more readily detect the heat wait that long. Pa was splitting wood radiating from the patient’s veins. You can’t call it a sacrifice answer. The real savings in After the cold pack is removed, a small amount of plan because there really isn’t one day when a hunk flew up and got energy and money are in well- The (VesideriTfr me straight in the mush. A couple of Vena-Vue is rubb^ in a thin layer over the area chosen any involved when the l^ttom filled buses and trains for the injection. 4- Gifts for Mother! rfoht fWe must Well le t ouK stiches were taken, after which I line is reached. operating throughout the nor­ Within seconds, a spectrum of colors begins to appear all tnaKe 3K896 gnow was walked down to Doc Johnson’s. over the largest and most accessible veins, changing In bending over to make it as mal working day. ffeames on He told Pa he had done a good job, from red to green to blue and finally, to violet, as the skin painless as possible, the urgen­ We don’t have to make a vast then applied cement to hold the teeth temperatures over the veins rise. cy to act has been diluted. bureaucratic project out of back where the timber had driven Location marked Instead of making people them. The nurse then marks the location of the veins on the energy conservation. Years later, I was reminded of the angry by proposing a standby skin by applying slight pressure with a plastic stick. She We think the simple of casualness of an earlier day when a wipes away the paste and administers the injection. gasoline tax to be implemented making certified cowfmuter car sideswiped a taxi in which I was “It gives the technician a more precise idea where the if we fail to cut down on gas­ travel costs deductible could riding in Moscow and I lost a back veins are,” said Fred Suzuki, president of Liquid Crystal oline use, maybe it would be give mass transit the boost it tooth. In the hospital, a beautiful Products, Inc., and a biochemist who developed the blonde doctor removed the leavings product along with physiologist ’Thomas Davison. much more attractive to ride needs to reduce the subsidy “The Vena-Vue locates for us the greatest flow of blood the bus to and from work if we in my gum and forthwith fitted me burden on commuter runs. with a removable bridge I wore until — especially if jo u can’t see the veins,” he said. fw i could deduct commuter fares This subsidy then could be one of its steel prongs parted 15 years Patients love it from our income taxes. diverted to the intracity needs, later. In the U.S., the job would have “We’ve never given much consideration to the patient’s Maybe the state would be en­ etc. used up four or five appointments. anxiety for being stuck and the nurse having to probe m S i ® couraged to work out an in­ As for John Spaulding, he delights around. Instead of new funds, “The patients love it. Psychologically, it gives them in the nickname, “Metal Mouth,” i g ] tracity commuter bus system perhaps what we really need reassurance.” to complement existing inter­ are ideas that will enable us to bestowed on him by 18-year-old Suzuki noted that the substance, a mixture of Mark, and family references to him cholesterol esters and permanent Federal Drug city routes if commuter bus turn over existing funds more as the boy with the stainless steel fares were subsidized so that Administration-approved dyes, reveals that the best vein often. I smile. In the Social Register of his for an injection often is not one which can be se^through W f short-haul costs would be com­ By solving the problem of miiieu, he’s arrived. the skin. ) petitive to the private car. getting to and from work, we But the product is most helpful for emergency room Maybe carpooling and mass may overcome the biggest psy­ patients who need immediate on-target injections; inten­ transit use by shoppers could sive care patients who become dehydrated, making it dif­ The Group Famiiy Frames chological hangup Americans Open forum ficult to identify their veins; patients who need in­ be stimulated with community have in their love for the car — Thought travenous feeding; and persons whose veins are not ob­ Ladies’ Seiko Watches cooperative delivery service at vious to the eye. 12”xl6” necessity. Once he has the in- Reg. specified times to encourage spiratidh and incentive to car- Proposed development’s merits questioned 8.49 more off-peak period use of pool or take the train or bus, he OurRi buses. will be on the way toward cut­ In his letter to the Hebrews, Paul *43.*56 The elegance of simplicity in deluxe frames finished $59& teaches us what to do when our To the editor; area, if farmland had not been What is in the public interest and Governor on the fence! Automatic calendarwatch in attractive stainless in chrome or gold tone to enhance and protect that We think the best inspiration ting back the use of his car. churches suffer from sagging spirits. On Monday, May 2, Jack Goldberg developed. what is in the developer’s interest? family photo. steel case with matching bracelet. and motivation for energy We can qut down gasoline Besides reminding us of our unique was quoted in ’The Herald as saying, I do object to any developer who Mr. Goldberg’s statement made on quits and fires conservation is a well-rounded consumption as well as make Hope as Christians, and admonishing “We feel the subdivision should stand proposes to build so many homes that me feel that he thinks he is doing the us to be disciplined in our participa­ policy that is aimed at main­ more efficient use of the gas­ on its own merits.” 'The subdivision the standard which has been thus far Town of Manchester and the HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Grasso Thursday tion in our church fellowships, the he referes to is the Lenti tract of land maintained in this neighborhood is taxpayers a favor by developing this refused to say if she will sign a bill that would abolish taining our current standard of oline we must use. apostle challenges us to “stir each off Gardner Street which Mr. jeopardized. land with 79 units. I think he is doing jobless benefits for most persons who quit their jobs or other to love and active goodness.” are fired, but indicated she supported some penalties for living rather than preaching And the ground work will be Goldberg and Mr. Robert Stone are Why should corners be cut, such as himself a favor. gloom and doom if we don’t cut^ laid for alternate forms of such persons. Corningware The key here is not for the few to contemplating developing. What the elimination of more expensive Sincerely, The Senate has endorsed the legislation and sent it to back. energy which will not be the soul source of the good works exactly are the merits of such a underground storm sewer facilities, Patricia L. Marsh the House of Representatives, where even opponents ad­ By judiciously shifting the materialize overnight, of a church or family, for that under­ development? so that an excessive number of 44 South Farms Drive mit it will be difficult to stop. balance that now favors The crux of the problem, as mines the zeal of the fellowship. The Are two detention basins homes can be built on this land? Manchester Mrs. Grasso said she would prefer a compromise automobiles to mass transit, key here is to encourage and teach meritorious? Basins which would be between the present system of complete benefits and we see it, is not merely dis­ others to give of themselvAs. For hazardous magnets for small their elimination. She urged legislative leaders to try to we can conserve energy couraging energy consump­ that is what ministry is all about. children? work out such a compromise. without traumatic restruc­ Opposes Industrial Park tion, but making the most ef­ Rev. Frederick Lanz Are expensive homes on “A-Zone” Currently so-called “quits and fires” are treated the turing of our lives. ficient use of current energy Director of size lots, essentially spot zoning, same as other persons who lose their jobs for reasons Right now, Urfe heavy Christian Education meritorious? To the editor, I think Mr. Weiss and the beyond their control, such as elimination of their job for sources until alternatives can economic reasons. Community Baptist Is increased traffic to an area I think the people of Manchester Democratic Board of Directors are emphasis on penalizing car use be found. To paraphrase a re­ The legislation passed by the Senate would prohibit Church which has no sidewalks meritorious? have been sold a bill of goods with the lying to us because they had advance without inducements to use cent slogan; Cars don’t waste Penney Industrial Park. knowledge of CRCOG's intentions of benefits for persons who quit their jobs voluntarily unless I have no objection to this tract of they leave for causes deemed work-related by officials, alternative transit sources has energy, people do. For a long time I, and the using this industrial park as a means land being developed. After all, my or for those fired for repeated felonious or willful miscon­ • the tail wagging the dog. family would not have a home in this Manchester Taxpayers Association, of breaking up the suburbs. duct. have been trying to warn everybody John A. Tucci That was a modified version of the plan that emerged of the possibility of Capital Region 30 Castle Rd. from the Labor and Industrial Relations Committee. 'The Council of Government (CRCOG) Manchester original legislation would have allowed benefits for such The Carter presidency: An appraisal pushing low income housing in persons, but made them less than for persons who Hattie Carnegie Famous Lenox China The Uncandles Country Festival Manchester. become unemployed for reasons beyond their control. Fashion Pendants Giftware by Corningware Starter Set WASHINGTON - Jimmy Carter Harry Truman once said. “A on at least a dozen issues. Yet on the In the project report there is one [ Yesterdays i Organized labor has begun a lobbying blitz to sidetrack has just passed the first 100 days of overriding problems of our era there the legislation, which is being as zealously backed by politician," remarked Truman in a sentence which says, 1,500 people Our 7"Uncandle Q 7 7 Chimney Flick 9 6 If bou^t in his presidency, leading the Lee Roderick prophetic statement of his own place is much to be said for his leadership. may expect to reside in Manchester business groups. ^ n m o F F Reg. 4.99 Pr. . W Reg. 8.99 ee... U 25 years ago Reg. OpenStock 1 4 4 9 Washington press corps collectively in history, “ is a man who un­ Among those problems, these stand as a result of the project. $5 Extra m m \ / Our Orig. Prices 9" Uncandle Lighihouee 7 6 4 3650 to marvel that he’s still fit enough to derstands government, and it takes a out: The continuing threat to the free It does not say black people or Saul Siiversiein is named to £ 20 government's team going to ERA requires updating Reg. 5.99 Pr. . Reg. 9.99...... f eat his morning grits. Now, all of the above said — and it politician to run a government.” A world of the Soviet Union, the energy Spanish people; all it says is 1,500 Accent your Spring wardrobe with ^ Wehavea veryinteresting*?bllection Includes VA and 2 quart covered cas­ Belgium. e> Succumbing to the custom here, I must be said in a truly objective ap­ statesman is a politician who’s been shortage, and the alarming decay of people may expect to reside here. BOSTON (UPI) — The Massachusetts Senate has voted dazzling white on warm goldtone ^ of Lenox bowls, plates, vases and other | Candied Replacement _ ^ „ seroles, 10" covered skillet. 24 pieces Neil Cheney starts 30th year in Apple per store. No Rain Checks. hereby offer my own view of the first praisal of the President —, the ques­ dead 10 or 15 years.” morality and family life in America. A week before the referendum, to alter about 150 state laws to comply with an Equal pendants, with matching chains! ‘H fabulouspieces. Come, see and save! Reg. 3.88 ea... 100 days and what they might portend town’s employ. tion remains: How good a President Some gaps displayed Tougher than we thought CRCOG, Mr. (Robert) Weiss and Chester Hogan is promoted to vice- Rights Amendment to the state constitution approved by for the 1,360 remaining in his term. It voters last year. will Jimmy Carter be? Carter, in his aloofness from the On the first score. Carter has Alan Mason quieted our fears by president and general manager at is a view necessarily based largely The ERA package was reported out of the Judiciary A good President bureaucracy and early failures to proven much touglftr with the saying Manchester meets HUD boun­ Burry Nurseries. on instinct because. Carter’s Committee by Senate Chairman Alan D. Sisitsky, D- Given the problems of our time, consult with Congress, has displayed Soviets than many of us thought he daries for housing. 10 years ago openness when in public view Springfield, and given initial approval on a single voice Hummel my own guess is that he will in the gaps in his understanding of how the would be. In the process, his renewal After the referendum, CRCOG and Stephen Spaeth, son of Mr. and notwithstanding, he remains an vote. There was no debate. Guide Book end analysis be a rather good Presi­ federal government functions. But, of the American commitment to all the civil rights groups rapped us Mrs. Charles Spaeth, is elected presi­ enigma to almost all political The bills are not expected to be on the Senate calendar dent. Perhaps not a good President for all his stubborness, he’s a fast human rights has given our people a for not supplying jobs and housing in dent of Instructors of the Han­ for further action for at least another week, at which Orig. 27.50 I observers outside his few closest ad­ for every region of the country, but a fresh and healthy pride in their coun­ light of the park. dicapped (lOH). time it is possible they may be considered individually. visors. learner who isn’t likely to be caught good one for the over-all national often making the same mistake try. The consummate politician welfare. twice. The administration’s complicated To understand the Carter presiden­ Those who fault Carter for being a The President can easily be faulted energy package, in the opinion of Side glances By GILL FOX cy, one must appreciate first of all politican might consider something many, leans too heavily on govern­ Complete guide and that Carter himself is a consummate ment controls at the expense of tit Gompliments to Mom... illustrated reference politician. Whatever else he learned production incentives. Yet it must be book for collectors. in his long climb from Plains to 1600 granted that, after much lip service 18 per store. No Pennsylvania Avenue, he clearly by Presidents Nixon and Ford, the Rain Checks. mastered the very presidential art of Carter White House at least has put obfuscation — of inviting each forward a comprehensive proposal special-interest group to hear what it Almanac aimed at buying this nation— and, in­ wanted to hear from him while in i ...... ^ deed, the western world — precious reality promising very little. time to develop new energy sources. By United Press International the unemployed. Decorated vv Thus the President belatedly has T ^ay is Friday, May 6, the 126th Family unity boosted STUFFM* incurred the wrath of such single- In 1972, an armed man who Opal Glass day of 1977 with 239 to follow. Finally, Carter is due great credit minded men as Ralph Nader and hijacked a plane in Pennsylvania the Thk moon is between its full phase for commiting the prestige of his of­ Buy one of these... 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Offer good M ..8** §.i5-:..23'* ■ Regto7.99W Those born on this date are under pouring into the U.S. by air from and an illegitimate birth rate that While most Americans can be Saturday and Sun- ^Decorated top globe Walnut finished solid hardwood side the sign of Taurus. their Communist country. He sharply has nearly doubled in that time. 'The iand base; brass tv grateful that the President has been day at stores in Avon, tables... just right for a favorite plant - i f{i5”....13’* »:..22^* Easy-to-read numerals, famous G.E. Sigmund Freud, Austrian criticized opposition to the Viet­ President, most importantly, is set­ Bloomfield, Bristol, finish key switch. V' or tray of snacks. §, reliability. Assorted styles and colors. less than satisfactory to Nader and Not All Stylat In All Stom neurologist and founder of psy­ ting a worthy example for other Hartford, East Hartford, namese resettlement. 36 Aut. Per Store. No Rain Checks Meany, they have a right to be choanalysis, was born May 6, 1856. citizens in his own family relations. West Hartford, Manchester, Southington otherwise disturbed over his well- A thought for the day; On this day in history: Psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud said, If the nation has made significant and Wethersfield. documented political expediency. In 1816, the American Bible strides toward resolving these fun­ For a candidate who promised he “The great questtpn, which I have 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: FRI. & SAT. Association was organized in New damental challenges to our society • STORE HOURS would never lie. Carter has been not been able to answer despite my 30 MMICIIESTill York City. years of research into the feminine by the end of Mr. Carter’s first term, Daily: 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. remarkably inventive in wiggling out frki Saturday: 9 am. to 9:30 p.m. In 1935, the Works Progress Ad­ soul ... is ‘What does a woman he will have just claim to a second. 11t5ToHaiiilTuni|iikt of those pre-election commitments Tri-Clt|| S h iiM Center Sunday: 11a.m. to 5 p.m. ministration — known as the WPA — want’?” I, for one, am pulling for him. on which he can be pinned down. "Don’t apologize. I enjoy a house decorated In early was established to provide work for Scripps League Newspapers 1977 chlldhoodl" •s"t- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl., May 6,1977 - PAGE 8EVEN-A PAGE 81X-A - IdANCHESTER BVKNINO HERALD. Mancimter. Oomi.. Fri.. May 6. HB7 Shrine ceremonial June 4 Firing account called inaccurate cident,” said Alcorn, a partner in a gone though the ileitis with him; a In addition, Bermuda Masons will Masons. They will confer their HARTFORD (UPI) - Former '|You know who did it?” Nixon Shrlners are coming back to Republican National Chairman law firm based in Hutford. man that had been totally selfless, visit Manchester that same weekend British ritual work on Friday, June 2, asked interviewer David Frost. "I Manchester for a Spring Ceremonial. Meade Alcorn Thursday described as He declined to make any further but he was caught up in a web. by invitation of Friendship Lodge of and more than 500 Masons are did it. Eisenhower called me in and Tlie date Is Saturday, June 4, and “not accurate” Richard Nixon’s comment regarding Nixon’s remarks asked me to talk to Sherm.’’ Guilty? I don’t know.” some 1,200 Shrlners will be here all expected to witness that ceremony at Illing Junior High School. claim he vyas the man who had to fire on the Adams firing. Eisenhower’s grandson, David, said Adams' downfall was Bernard day for a parade, ritual work, initia­ President Dwight Eisenhower’s Alcorn, now 70, was chosen by earUer that Nixon told him he per­ Goldfine, who owned a factory in tion of candidates, and a feast. Shrine activities will take place at Manchester High School and dining right-hand man, Sherman Adams. Elsenhower to head the republican sonally fired Adams. Manchester, N.H., that made un­ iforms for soldiers. The general chairman is Noble A1 will be at The Colony on Rt. 83 in Alcorn indicated that Nixon, then party in January 1957, to succeed Nixon said to Frost; Talcottville. vice president, was not involved in Leonard Hall. Alcorn resigned in "President Eisenhower had the Goldfine also asked them for help Penny of 395 Burnham St., who is the because he was being investigated by first ceremonial master of Sphinx The parade will be at 1:30, and the t ^ discussions and decision that April 1959. Adams problem and I’ll never forget assembly area will be at Bennet ended in Adams stepping down in Nixon, in trying to explain the dif­ the agony he went through. federal agencies. Bridges and other Temple Shrlners. Penny was ap­ members of Congress wrote letters pointed to the Shrine line of officers Junior High School. Route of the 19U. ficulties he had in firing H.R. "Here was Adams; a man that had parade is north on Main St. to the "Mr. Nixon’s statement last night Haldeman and John Ehrlichman, gone through the heart attack with about Goldfine. Adams forwarded a by Hal ’Turkington of Manchester, letter, and that, too, was In the files. the illustrious potentate. Center, east on E. Center St., and is not accurate and it does not con­ said We^esday he was the man who him; a man that had gone through north on Brookfield St. to the high form with my knowledge of the in­ had to tell Adams he was fired. the stroke with him; a man that had Goldfine gave Adams a phonograph; he paid some of his Penny has a working committee school. A reviewing stand will be erected hotel bills and be gave him a vicuna composed of Omar Shrine Club coat that became famous. members. Bob Petersen, Omar on E. Center St. ’The news got out. ’There were con­ president, is assistant chairman. His 'The Herald will produce a special tabloid section that will be with the gressional investigations and Gold- aides are Bob Haugh, Art Tinsz and fine eventually was indicted for in­ Milt ’Turkington. Friday, June 3 edition. It will tell about the work of the Shrine and fluence peddling. In September 1958, Gov. Edmund The committees working are in their crippled children’s hospitals and burns institutes, history of Omar Muskie, a Democrat, defeated GOP charge of halls, registration, Sen. F ^ e r ic k Payne in a campaign transportation, parade, catering, Shrine Ciub, the structure of Freemasonry, the principles of the filled with charges of GOP corrup­ medical, signs, program, and tion. Commentators predicted a parking. fraternal organizations, and many photos about Shrine activities. Democratic sweep in Ckingress and At the “Wheels for Easter Seals Bike/Walkathon” set for Sunday, May 15, donuts will be The Shrlners last visited A1 Penny thw were right. provided at check points for participating youngsters by Dip ’n Sip, Mister Donut and Bess Manchester for a ceremonial in 1972 Eisenhower left to play golf in and Turkington was its Kneral chair­ Newport, R.I., while the Republican Eaton. Shown representing the donut suppliers are, from left, Joseph Sheridan, manager of man. Visitors come from other National Committee met to worry Dip ’n Sip, Cher McCavanagh, assistant manager of Bess Eaton Donuts and Barbara Shrine temples in the Northeast. about the Maine election. Adams met Bogert, representing Mister Donut Shop. Assisting in the appeal for participation in the with Alcorn and afterward offered event are Debra LaRoche, center, of Cheshire, 1977 Connecticut Easter Seal chairperson his resignation for "the good of the and reigning Miss Connecticut, and Cindy Tucker, Miss Maijchester. (Photo by Studio “D” party.” / It was widely reported at the time Productions) — but denied — ttot Eisenhower got / Alcorn to ask Adams to quit. Adams has denied any wrongdoing, but has never told his side of the story. Alcorn said today he had "fairly in­ About 800 to participate timate knowledge” of discussions with Eisenhower regarding Adams but said "I have no knowMge that Rasputin has big appetite Mr. Nixon was involved in toe dis­ Sweep at work in Sunday hike/walkathon Randy Rasputin, a 220 pound St. Bernard, has a $1,100 appetite. He ate her owners’ cussions.” Regaring toe other portions of the federal income tax refund check for that amount. In fact, Randy, a pet of Mr. and Mrs. About 800 youngsters are expected The Dairy Queen is donating ice four check points which will be Frost interview, Alcorn said, “I Chimney sweep Tim Boboske works on locomotive No. 103 at Qaude Rost, of Cincinnati, Ohio, enjoys National Geographies and the daily newspaper as think perhaps it had been better if the to participate in the Easter Seal cream to all who stop at the check manned by volunteers recruited by the Essex station as the familiar sound of a steam locomotive bike/walkathon to be held Sunday, point there, and is also donating a 10- the Manchester Rotary Club, a co­ well. Randy once devoured a $5 bill received in a birthday card and an Army pay check of whole matter had been left for EXQUISITE whistle echos through the countryside Saturday as the Valley May 15 in Manchester. speed bike or a CB radio to the lucky sponsor of the event. the Rost son. After a six month wait the IRS issued another check, Mrs. Rost, holding some historians to evaluate without having WORKS O f to go through it again.” Railroad opens another tourist season. (UPI photo) th e 19-mile course will begin at participant whose name is selected Donald A. D-Avanzo, coordinator of the more recent uneaten mail, says. (UPI photo) Manchester High School at 9:30 a.m. in a drawing. of the Easter Seal event will visit ART CAST M for walkers and 11 a.m. for bikers. McDonald’s is donating gift cer­ local junior and high schools next PEAS RKHREUEF Proceeds from the event wili benefit tificates to the grade in each par­ week explaining the event and the Hemlocks Outdoor Education ticipating school whose students recruiting participants. 6 9 « Bunny looks after blacks and woment Center in Hebron for crippled produce the most pledges. children and adults. Food will be available at at least advertising and personnel FRESH By Eisenstat’s staff are enough walking, living, she detected "the kind of Participants who collect the most CAUFORNIA HIUKMG FRESH S O L I D $ E 0 0 WESLEY G. PIPPERT women; Eisenstat has one breatoing examples around eagerness, warmth and an- at Michigan State, taught pledges will be eligible for prizes. school in Gary and came to WASHINGTON (UPI) - deputy who is black and that that hasn’t been ticipation” of the Six Manchester banks are uniting CHERRIES PUNTS SPINACH $13.00 A few days ago CIA Direc­ another who Is a woman; .necessary” president’s visit not seen Washington in 1968 as one to donate two 10-speed bikes or 40- VALUE tor Stansfield Turner told White House Counsel She talks regularly to since the Kenne^ days. of the original staff at channel CB radios to the top rider Federal City College. Special Presidential Assis­ Robert Lipshutz and Rep. Parren Mitchell, D- Mrs. Mitchell earns the and top walker collecting the most Manchester police report From 1972 to 1976 she was EVERY p m mmUMLLY GIFT BOXED tant Bunny Mitchell that Cabinet Secretary Jack Md., chairman of the same |51,000 a year as money for the bike/walkathon. The Reg. $9.98 R>. involved in drug abuse Vhib. one of toe toughest jobs his Watson have women Congressional Black every other special assis­ participating banks are Savings Bank Caucus (but no kin), and tant and has a se;cond floor programs here, and was of Manchester, ''Heritage Savings OPSN DAILY • A.J. TO • P.M. • SUNDAYS S A.M. TO S P.M. agency has is recuiting deputies. . •W tttentH tnie, tm e»t rtptn, pl0 SATURDAY lOdW to 9:90 OflN OMN . OFSN I DAYS • THURS. NITIS W MO T«ml • WM. 11-Mt Samuol Ltd. Ttan. a m. 114 .Thvn. • M. 1M M. 1M [FORMAL WEARHOm M . 1 M • WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AND BANK AMHRICARD • ■H t i r n ] MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 6. 1977- PAGE NINE-A PAGE EIG H T-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 6, 1977 ______» ______c Tomko-Jay MalinoskUSteele Proxmire says ban Council-manager less costly Candy Ann Steele of Venion and Steven Malinoski of on limos ignored according to CPEC analysis Deborah Lawson Jay and Thomas A. Tomko, both of Coventry were married April 30 at the Talcottville Manchester, were married April 15 at St. Mary's Congregational Church. Episcopal Church in Manchester. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Steele The Town of Manchester and other The highest per capita cost in tte 200, $20,569,300); Shelton, $438 (30,- WASHINGTON (UPI) - There are The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie R. Jay of 253 Phoenix St., Vernon. The bridegroom is the son of Deputy President F*ro-tem Hubert communities with a council-manager group is in Hamden run by a mayor 000, $13,130,813); Norwich, $428 (44,- still 148 government officials being Humphrey, tte attending physician foiin of government have lower per form of government. It costs $618 per of 67 S. Alton St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Griffith of Key West, Fla. driven to and from work in 600, $19,094,715); Southington, $427 Mrs. Andrew J. Tomko of ^ Bretton Rd. The Rev. Edwin Bartholomew of the First of the Capitol and the Capitol capita governmental costs than other person — 50,200 population, ^1,030,- chauffered limousines — at a cost of (34,000, $14,535,167); and West Congregatipnal Church of Vernon and the Rev. Kenneth architect. communities of similar size, 764 in expenditures— to run the town. The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St. Mary's Church of­ some |3.3 million a year — despite Haven, $425 (54,100, $23,012,588). Knox of the Talcottville Congregational Church per­ Proxmire singled out the Judiciary statistics released by the Connecticut The 20 communities rank as ficiated at the double-ring, evening ceremony. Mrs. President Carter's ban. Sen. William The lower per capita costs, formed the double-ring ceremony. The church was for praise, noting that only Chief Public Expenditure Council (CPEC) follows for per capita expenses (The Karen Fedorchak of Manchester was soloist. Proxmire, D-Wis., charged however, are not necessarily decorated with palms and floral arrangements. James Justice Warren Burger enjoys tte show. population and total expenditure The bride, given in marriage by her fatter, wore a Thursday. reflected in a lower tax rate in those sataglow gown trimmed with venise lace and designed Garofano of Manchester was organist. luxury of being driven to and from Ih its recent study of 1976-77 figures are listed in parentheses.): towns. The tax rate is primarily con­ Proxmire said in a statement the with a sheer yoked bodice and sleeves with lace appliques The bride, given in marriage by her fatter, wore a work. municipal budgets, CPEC included Hamden; Milford, $615 (51,300, tingent upon a community’s Grand 148 total does not include diplomats on the full skirt attached to a chapel train. She wore a cream crepe gown trimmed with lace inserts at waist Proxmire said he reached the $3.3 total expenditures for towns and $31,531,267); East Hartford, $607 List, which totals the value of and most military commanders matching veil of imported silk illusion and carried a skirt, square neckline and on edges of short bell sleeves. million total by adding the $20,000 cities in the state. (54,200, $32,910,360); WalUngford, taxable property in tte town. overseas, officials on field service bouquet of red and white baby roses and baby's breath. She wore a cream picture hat trimmed with matching average cost of drivers and Manchester, with a population of $572 ( 35,100, $20,069,446); Uanbury, and some who get portal to portal The per capita figures will also Mrs. Joan Charnas of Manchester was her sister's lace. The gown was designed and tailored by Gail Brewer chauffeurs and the $2,500 average 47,300, lists total expenditures of $24,- $565 (57,300, $32,377,620); Meriden, transporation for security reasons. probably change with the adoption of matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Robin Charest of Lakeport, N.H., the bride’s godmother. The bride r operating costs of the cars, and mul- 710,055 for 1976-77, according to the $564 (56,400, $31,798,991); Fairfield, the 1977-78 budgets in the com­ “This number of government of­ of East Hartford: Mrs. Bonnie Tomko of Vernon, the carried a nosegay of cream rosebuds with baby’s breath, iplying by 148. CPEC report. This breaks down to an $558 ( 59,100, $33,000,261); Trumbull, munities. Manchester’s per capita ficials who are driven to and from bridegroom s sister-in-law; and Miss Cindy Goble of ivy and fern. expense of $522 per person. $553 (34,700, $19,203,040); cost, for instance, would go as high home is at least 120 more than the 28 Coventry. Jenny Olesnevich of Tolland and Debbie Diane Brewer of Lakeport, N.H., the bride’s cousin, That figure is llth-highest in per Middletown, $548 (36,100, as $581 if the full ^ . 5 million budget my limousine limitation bill would Col. Nathan Agostinelli Tomko of Scotia, N.Y., the bridegroom's nieces, were was maid of honor. capita cost among the 20 com­ $19,801,613); Stratford, Manchester. proposed by Town Manager Rotert authorize,” he said. flower girls. Randall Boynton of Vernon served as best man. Morris About towiT) munities with a population between A lso: B risto l $493 (54,900, B. Weiss was adopted. The figure for James Tomko of Vernon was his brother's best man. Lepine of Coventry was usher. 'V Proxmire said the worst offender Agostinelli 30,000 and 60,000. $27,089,529); Groton, $476 ( 37,()bo, 1977-78 undoubtedly w ill fall Ushers were George R. Jay of Manchester, the bride's A reception was held at the Elks Lodge in Manchester, was tte Pentagon “where 31 officials All seven of the 20 communities $17,617,959); Torrington, $475 (31,700, somqwhere between the present $522 brother; Andrew Tomko of Scotia, N.Y., the after which the couple left on a motor trip through the are routinely driven to and from named parade that are run by a council-manager $15,062,103); New London, $463 (30,- figure and the manager’s proposed- bridegroom's brother; and Ronny Stetz of Manchester. New England States. For traveling, Mrs. Malinoski wore home and 34 otters are given tte Maranatha Christian Coffee House grand marshal government rank 10th or lower in per 300, $14,015,990); Enfield, $455 (45,- budget figure of $581. A reception was held at the Garden Grove in a floral shrimp jumpsuit with cream accessories. They privilege if it is ‘essential to tte will be ( ^ n to all teen-agers and capita costs. The only such town young adults tonight from 8 to U at higher than Manchester is Stratford, Manchester, after which the couple left for Bermuda. will reside in Coventry. successful accomplishment of their Coi. Nathan Agostinelli of the the lower auditorium of Calvary with a per capita cost of $524 ( 50,300 They will reside in Manchester. Mrs. Malinoski is employed at Connecticut Bank & duties for that day.’” Connecticut Army National Guard population, $26,365,151 in expen­ Mrs. Tomko is employed at WINF radio station in Trust Co. in East Hartford. Mr. Malinoski owns and Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. The in­ has been named parade marshal for formal sharing period with music ditures). Ifs Spring Manchester. Mr. Tomko is a partner in Tomko Electric, operates Colonial Audio Service in East Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Malinoski The Transportation Department, Manchester’s May 30 Memorial Day Inc. in Vernon. (Twohig photo) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Tomko (Fracchia photo) where Secretary Brock Adams, tte will conclude with refreshments served by members of tte staff under Parade. Renonditionine Time! Commandant of the Coast Guard and Col. Agostinelli, a member of the tte direction of Bruce Pajot. 12 Coast Guard District Commanders local American Legion Post, is com­ At Scranton Motors are provided the service, ranks se­ mandant of the Connecticut Army H id Y « n cond. All residents of Mayfair Gardens Body Shop are invited to participate in a kitchen National Guard Military Academy in social Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Cronin Niantic. Active in politics, he has K n o w ? Making theatrical history Third was Congress, including served as Manchester’s mayor and Our Ad-Visor is Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill, Hall. as state comptroller. He is also presi­ just the type who She H e ra lb production of the show backstage, HEAITH Democratic Leaders Sen. Robert dent of Manchester State Bank. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Martin School PTA will sponsor its For the first time in history of the and coordinating of all the duties of Byrd and Rep. Jim Wright, The annual Memorial Day Parade can sell that good Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. annual plant and bake sale Saturday Little Theatre of Manchester, the the people on her production staff. Republican leaders Sen. Howard will start at 9:30 a.m. from the Army biut no longer production is being handled by a The work is difficult but the Baker and Rep. John Rhodes, Senate from 10 a.m. to noon, rain or shine, on tte school grounds. The plants are and Navy Club and proceed to Munro used typewriter RL 83, Tilcottvilla Avs., Vamon woman. rewards are many and every Satur-< President Pro-tem James Eastland, Park on E. Center St. alid then to Gretchen Wiedie of Bolton is super­ by previous order only. for you. day she can be found working with Gout treatment update Center Park for the Memorial Day 643-11H1 • 373-6143 vising the entire production staff for her co-workers preparing for opening services. LTM’s current presentation of night. DEAR DR. LAMB - I tion and cause an acute at­ magazines have stated ttat "Solitaire/Double ^ lita ire.” uric acid formation in the Another theater enthusiast, who have a foot problem, down tack of gout. To give you a heating will convert Mrs. Wiedie, who lives on South first place this may not be Wyeth serves as stage m anger, is Carol by the side of my big toe better understaiiding of polyunsaturated fats to Rd. with her husband, Alan and their necessary) and medicines Schofield of Coventry. that has been diagnosed as gout and what to do about it saturated fats. two children, is vice president of to relieve that severe pain honored Carol, her husband Donald, and gout. Please give me a of acute attacks such as I am sending you The If you reuse the polyun­ LTM. She is also active in the Bolton their two children live on Maryanne remedy, diet or what-bave- saturated oils for cooking, with Woman’s Club, Friends of the you have now. The treat­ Health Letter number 2-3, PARIS (\UPI) - - I n a Dr. and she has been active in LTM you, for this condition. It is Gout, Uric Acid. Others eventually they will Library, and is now serving as clerk ment of the acute attack is solemn ceremony m its for 10 years. very painful and I feel like different from the long who want this information develop an unpleasant for the Zoning Board of Appeals in She has also stage managed ballet I really need some relief. oak-panelea^halG the love term prevention of future can send 50 cents with a taste. 'This change will oc­ FYench Academy of Fine Bolton. for Center Ballet in East Hartford Are there foods that I cur long before any other attacks and gouty arthritis. long, stamped, self- Arts this week ushered in Mrs. Wiedie is no newcomer to the and through the years has filled a should not eat? changes occur that would Everyone who has gout addressed envelope for it. as its new member Andrew theate having served as past patron variety of positions with LTM. Mrs. DEAR READER — Gout have any importance .to from chairman, head of the props depart­ should be followed regular­ Just write to me in care of Wyeth, the first American- Schofield has appeared in “Fiddler is caused by dn excess ly by a physician and The Manchester Evening your health. ment, handled- publicity, stage on the Roof,” and “The Crucible.” born artist to enter the DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AND pcmluction of uric acid by should take medicines as Herald, P.O. Box 1551, VERNON TRI-CITY PLAZA: managed and also was one of the lead LTM’s “Solitair/Double Solitaire,” your own cells. Because Hall of Fame of French ar­ dancers in “Carousel,” needed to keep the uric Radio City, Station, New tists. is being presented now through older concepts of the dis­ acid level down. York, NY 10019. "Oklahoma," and “Funny Girl.” Saturday at East Catholic High ease persist many people In the Wyeth, 59, sat stiffly Her job as production manager this The most rigid diet may DEAR DR. LAMB - I attentive'in his ceremonial School. Tickets can be obtained at do not understand why the not decrease the uric acid have been using polyun­ service In mlssas and woman’s year takes in supervising of set con­ Liggetts at the Manchester Parkade treatment has changed. navy-blue suit em­ wearablCp wondarful level very much. But a saturated oil for frying and Airman Michael J. Bell, struction, set design, the actual Gretchen Wiedie or at Exposure, 474 Main St. The old idea that a gouty broidered with gold and sizes! palntelle knit gout patient should be on a have read that it becomes son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul snapplastp individual ate rich foods, green laurel leaves as he consider canvas diet tta t eliminates obesity toxic when it is heated. E. Bell of 101 South St., drank wine and was obese listened to academy jacket dress or prevents it. The diet Now 1 am confused. What Vernon, has graduated at bag a beautiful buy! saarsuckar plaids is not true. The diet is im­ member Louis Leygne s|)puld be at least can I use? Sheppard AFB, Tex. from From 'Lady Carol,' a soft and easy jacket portant but it is less impor­ praise him as “the one who Separates from 'Campus Casuals' of moderately restricted in U.S. Air Force Technical opens my eyes anew.” tant than good medical California! The machine washable dress, a nubby 'poly' silk look. Cool Horse Show set May 13-15 fats, particularly saturated DEAR READER - training course for medical “That was the greatest 8.99 treatment and regular pointelle knit jacket, flattering, easy-fitting fats, and cholesterol. The Throw away whatever you service specialists. appreciation I have ever $12 valuesi polyester/cotton seersucker parts follow-ups by your doctor. Mrs. Robert Heavisides party on May 13. Assisting Mrs. Walter Fuss. Sunday, May 15, from 3 to 6 diet is designed to decrease are reading and use polyun­ He is being assigned to had of my work,” said mom will love and live in all sleeveless dress. Typically attentive details. The basic misconception Mom will love our of Manchester is serving as her will be Mrs. William Other committees and p.m. will be Mr. and Mrs. the high incidence of heart saturated oils if you want Bergstrom AFB, Tex., for i Wyeth, who made his first Mint or Bone, dresses, ^ is that the gout comes from bigger, better than ever, spring/summerl Primarily red - navy - Horse Show chairman for Fitzgerald, Mrs. Vernon chairman are: Mrs. Eugene Montany, Mr. and disease tta t occurs in gout to. It is not true that duty with a unit of the Tac­ trip to Europe accom­ what you eat. If it did I canvas handbags... yellow - kelly plaid. Sizes 8-16. Blazer, the Manchester Auxiliary Muse, Mrs. Doris Gorsch Gorsch, publicity; Mrs. Mrs. Burton Hilton, and patients. heating polyunsaturated tical Air Command. panied by sons Jamie and suspect that most of our of the Child & Family Ser- and ^ s s Marie Osborn. Charles Young, pre-sale Mr. and Mrs. Rluse, Mr. A fasting diet, or too fats will make them toxic. He was graduated from Nicholas. you'll appreciate the $30. Belted, Spilt Skirt, $22. Short population would have gout vices. The show is The local auxiliary will tickets; Mrs. Clifford and Mrs. William O’Neill, rapid weight loss, may It is not true as some Rockville High School in valuel Sleeve Skivvy, navy or yellow, S-M-L, from eating too much and Wyeth replied to sizes 12 to 20, $32 scheduled for May 13-15 at man the Groom's Food Treat, advertising; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ahlness, the cause muscle cell destruc­ "pseudo” health 1976. Leygue’s eulogy with a few $12. eating the wrong foods. Neat, natural bags sizes 14Vz to 22'A, $34 the Farmington Valley Tent on all three days Robert Ahlness, midway; Charles Young family. words in English. “I am Uric acid is a byproduct shaped for summer Polo Club, Farmington. headed by committees of and Mrs. Heavisides, raffle Also, Mr. and Mrs. deeply honor^ to be here sportswear. of the formation of nucleic Mrs. Heavisides is also Mrs. Donald Forstrom, tickets. Heavisides, Miss Osborn, among all of you and fun, town or travel! acids in the nuclei of the in charge of the exibitors Mrs. Richard Murpjiy and Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. terribly moved,” he said to Double Handles with Working on the midway body cells. Since your cells George Walker. thunderous applause. are constantly Flap Frontal Snaps regenerating and new cells “Bless you very much.” with Double Handles! are replacing old ones the John Singer Urgent was Tote with Knotted made a member of tte formation of nucleic acids Jute HandlesI is a constant process. academy at the turn of the century, but he was born Basically brown The medicines you need Holy Hour scheduled Italian and was naturalized are those that prevent your or natural, American. The Rev. Joseph C. will conduct the Holy Hour Church on Monday at 6:30 their friends will be served cells from producing too handbags. G engras, head of the sponsored by the Rosary p.m. at 7:30 p.m. in the school much ur ic acid. That is the Allelulia House in Avon, Society at St. Bridget Father Gengras, a Hart­ cafeteria, after which the newest and in many cases Over There the most effective treat­ The U.S. leads the world in ford native and formerly monthly meeting will be direct foreign investments. associated with area conducted. The society will ment. The otter methods Ihe amount: more than $120 churches, now works with elect officers and vote on of treatment include billion. Great Britain ranks exceptional people in their two scholarships for medicines that increase second with some $40 billion. r Births families, emphasizing students entering East the elimination of excess Together, the two countries Catholic High School, uric acid by the kidneys account for about two-thirds spiritual needs. of all foreign investment, The which it awards each year. (but if you have suppressed Dinner for members and Conference Board observes. can’t llve-without Carone, Jennifer Ann, was born Aprii 29 at daughter of Ronald and Manchester- Memoriai cowl In 6 colors! Hospitai. His maternal This printing test pattern is Sharon Lewie Carone of 63 part of The Herald quality con­ grandparents are Mr. and Seaman Circle. She was Welcome to trol program in order to give 4.99 b o rn A p ril 25 a t Mrs. Paul Kertiles of West- you one of the finest Manchester Memorial field, Mass. His paternal newspapers in the nation. Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Olga Top billing at a little price... grandparents are Mr. and Korchari of Sardhe, Mrs. Peter Catalano of 56 Albania. for you, for momi The Sherry Circle, Tolland. Her latest for pants, skirts, paternal grandparents are Enes, Megan Louise, suits and suchl Carefree Mr. and Mrs. George % e daughter of Charles F. and nylon knit. Beige, cream, Carone of 384 Spencer St. Sylvia Fitzgerald Enes of Her maternal great­ peach, navy, yellow, re grandmothers are 2422 Ellington Rd., South Sizes S-M-L. sportswe|^^r Windsor. She was born Florence Sagar of Rhode April 30 at Manchester Island and Jenny Catalano Memorial Hospital. Her Ultimate ^^gram of Middletown. Her pater­ maternal grandparents are nal grandparents are ‘Tht hM M C*. James A. Fitzgerald and V h M tavM Tm Monty Agnes Elinkas of South Sylvia M. Fitzgerald, both Windsor and James Carone of Wettersfieid. of Beltsville, Md. Her paternal grandparents are you’re invited to the excitehrient B&B Mr. and Mrs. Charles Enes and fun-filied experience of Kurrhuri, Puul George, of 949 Pleasant Valley Rd., son of George and Kathryn South Windsor. She has a Worth’s ear-piercing clinic OIL CO. J. Kertiles Korchari of 44 brother, James Fitzgerald, Charter Rd., Ellington.i He • 24 Ik. lunwr Servlet 2W. 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May 7th 42.9* Downtown Munehester Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:00 For Reservations Please Call 2;00 PM and 7:30 PM, and Saturday at 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM. For 11 AM to 4 PM 11 AM to 4 PM 1.(XI0 • OVER U*e y o u r convenient ff'orth’s Charge Card...il deserves a lot of Credit! TrI-CIty Mall • Except Thura. - 9;30-9;00 private consultations, call the Canter at 560-3107. Downtown Manehoatar Caff 649-2947 646-5971 Vamon MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl., May 6. 1077- PAGE ELEVEN-A PAGE TEN-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mandiwter, Conn., Frl., May 6, 1977 Two books oh Carter provide Maine outlines case ( About town J Massage parlor hearings planned HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ of arrival and the name of the person Monday through Saturday. Alcoholic ' Boy Scout Troop 25 and thei M^n’s against land ticut Health Department plans to rendering service. beverages could be neither sold nor Club of Center Congregauonal hold a public hearing next month on Under the proposal, employes consumed on the premises. Church will sponsor an auction Satur­ AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Presi­ "permanent” version of the Non- would have to be “modestly attired” day at 10 a.m. in Woodruff Hall of the proposed regulations to restrict contrasting points of view dent Carter’s personal represen­ Intercourse Act passed In 1834, shows massage parlor operations and at all times and could give massages The proposal would require church. Dooors will be open at9. tative in the Indian land claims case the federal government had a history advertising in the state. only in rooms or cubicals with m asseurs and m asseuses to be^ with insight and sympathy into He has some targets — Ohio Lt. now has a 55-page document defen- of limiting It to Indians “not within “unobstructed transparent doors or trained for 500 hours in a recognized' By WESLEY G. PIPPERT those who place greater reliance on A talent show will be presented The proposal would require that ail Carter’s religious back^ound and Gov. Dick Celeste, who Reeves v dlng Maine’s position. the limits of any state.” job applicants be photo^aphed and walls.” training school before they could be WASHINGTON (UPI) - Kandy memory and hunches. Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Cooper Hall racial sensitivities. She once sketches as doing everything with Attorney General Joseph E. Bren­ finge^rinted and that all customers’ Each massage parlor would have licensed. The department said two Stroud's "How Jimmy Won” and Miss Stroud, a former Washington of South United Methodist Church by remarked to this reporter that in all one thought in mind, to run for gover­ nan released the legal brief this week names and addresses be entered in a to pay a $500 annual fee and could such schools now exist in Florida and correspondent for Women’s Wear For example. President Andrew youth groups of the church and the Richard Reeves' "Convention” are her years in parochial schools she nor; House Speaker Tip O’Neill and detailing the state’s argument that registry book, along with their hour operate only from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. one in Chicago. among the first of a string of books Daily, is not a political analyst. So Jackson met In 1829 with a delegation Church of the Living God. her book, understandably, is not a never had a teacher who explained Sens. Harrison Williams, Claiborne the Non-Intercourse Act of 1790 does from the Passamaquoddy tribe, on President Carter's long road to the Bible as clearly as Carter. Fell and Vance Hartke, who he said not apply to Maine Indians. the White House. probe of either Carter’s campaign which wanted the fcxleral govern­ strategy or his handling of the issues. After a description of one of screamed and threaten^ secretaries Acceptance of the state’s position If you want to read a book full of ment to purchase additional land for It is more an intensely human docu­ Carter’s Sunday School lessons and in efforts to get convention creden­ would reverse the finding of the U.S. details about the Carter family, their the tribe in Maine, he said. Jackson ment. worship services at the Pla[ps Bap­ tials; and in general, most Circuit Court for Maine that the relayed the request to Congress, but hometown of Piains, Ga„ the cam­ tist Church, Miss Stroud wrote: politicians. Passamaquoddy and Penobscot no action was taken. paign trail and the very human reac­ “It was hard for me to believe that ¥ ! tribes are entity to federal protec­ tions of one reporter, read Miss Pride and pain Bittersweet memories One senses her pride, then pain, what Carter said in Sunday School Reeves has some bittersweet tion under the act. Stroud's book. and in prayer — unlike many of his The document is one of many when she writes that Carter “placed moments, too — Clare Smith, 17, “Clearly the existence of the New If you want to read a sophisticated, campaign promises — did not come Maine is presenting to William B. both hands on my shoulders, stared Cleveland, the youngest delegate, England tribes, and the AGWAY cynical. X ray. almost hour-by-hour from the very core of his being.” Gunter, named by Carter to in­ \i soulfully into my eyes without saying who met a good-looking, 20-year-old Passamaquoddy in particular, was look of one slice of the campaign, tercede in the case. Some 12 million a word ... and walked on,” and when Greed and cynicism Ohio page named Rick Weber, He well known in Washington, as was the read "Convention.” acres is claimed by the tribes. on other occasions he brushed by her Reeves, a former political reporter gave her expensive cologne, a tribe’s request for more land” (Stroud's 442-page book was “We’re saying that the act was without a hint of recognition. for the New York Times and New sweater to prdtect against the con­ Brennan wrote. “Yet despite that published b / Morrow and seils at > fp never intended to apply in the New Among the strongest — and York magazines, writes about the vention air, and made a date to go to knowledge, the acts were never even $10.95; Reeves, 226 pages, Harcourt, England states, and we think sometimes weakest — portions are greed, mendacity and utter cynicism a bar the next night. suggest^ to be applicable.” Brace and Jovanovich, $10.) le^slatlve history shows that,” the her profiles of the Carter family and he and his crew of underlings found Rick couldn’t keep the date attorney general said. Exquisite penmanship top staff members. She wrote first— at the convention in Madison Square because “something very important Documents and resolves from the A decision by the U.S. Supreme Miss Stroud, when covering an and best — about the most unknown Garden July 12-15. had come up.” So they changed it to period when the Articles of Court last month was also cited. It UNGOWmONAliy event, never stops taking notes — and of the Carter brothers and sisters, He tells the reader more than you breakfast. Very late that night, she (Confederation were in effect and concerned the boundaries of a reser­ her penmanship is exquisite. The Gloria, whose son is a homosexual want to know about the sound met another young Ohioan who then were replaced by the Constitu­ vation in South Dakota. Brennan said results of her massive notes — which and a felon, and who herself has system, the lighting, the air con­ laughed that he co u j^ ’t stay in his tion are cited extensively in the brief. the court held history cannot be have the added value of being legible become a "Jesus freak.” ditioning — all those things people room because his roommate was' Brennan said research Into early rewritten to fit modern inter­ later — is certain to result in there with a girl. Insight and sympathy take for granted, but which are es­ congressional acts, particularly the pretations. giimpses and insights that escape Miss Stroud, a Catholic, also wrote sential to a candidate’s strategy in a “Who’s your roommate?” Clare successful convention. asked with a laugh. “Rick Weber,” GUARANTEED! he said. Here’s a real guarantee! A no-nonsense, no-quibble guarantee that returns your money if you’re not satisfied The lighter side: PTA to discuss Scouts conduct with results! education of handicapped World Olympics GREENLAWN PLUS FERTILIZER • Lightweight, easy to carry and spread! Loopholes for conservation Richard Cormier, supervisor of Szarek and Mike Smith; FMd«1SJX)OSq.a Manchester; second place, • Plus: The World Olympics first aid, Mrs. Asselin; Timed release nitrogen for a long lasting special education in the Manchester to Pack 60 Sunset Ridge Iron added for GrMner Lawiw feeding • Plus: Nutrients for strong root devel­ generated excitement at registration, Connie Baine public school system, will lead a School, East Hartford; opment • Plus: Iron for a richer green • Plus: By DICK WEST (The initials stand for Mussolini’s are conserving gasoline in this round table discussion at a meeting the Algonquin District of and Nancy Doughty; 6REENLAWN PLUS third place. Pack 57, 10% (K..T>C MTHOOn FROM LONO tACTM tM M H K No burning when used as directed WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Revenge.) manner won’t continue to do so in­ Long Rivers Council, Boy timekeeper, Bernie Kean; of the Manchester PTA for Excep­ Woodland'School, E ast (86-4266, 67, 68) Carter administration believes the It gets great gas mileage. Better definitely unless the government in­ tional Children at 7:30 p.m .,’Tuesday Scouts of America, event scorekeepers, Betty Ar­ Hartford. The adult race best way to promote a switch to than 35 miles per gallon going to and cludes us in its compensatory at Mt. Nebo Field, Sunday. nold and Patricia Whit­ at Keeney St. School. Allan B. winners were first. Pack small, fuel-saving cars is through tax from the repair shop. program. Lindbergh display opens The event began with'a comb; badges and ribbons, Chesterton, director of public per­ 144; second. Pack 57, third. And during the time it is in the Eventually, the repair bills will parade of flags and June Szarek, Nancy rebates to buyers. sonnel services, and Anne Louise Pack 53. repair shop, it uses hardly any gas at cause us to trade in the car for a new athletes. Each pack had Doughty, and Connie But what about motorists who Fourner, supervisor of early The committee responsi­ 23 lb. SAVE already have small cars? We may all. one, and not all small cars are as childhood special education, will also made a flag depicting' Baine; audio, “Red” and In his energy message to Congress, ble for the Olympic Day need some sort of stimulus to keep us structurally and mechanically un­ participate. Yale Archivist Linda Wrigley places fabric from the “Spirit of either an imaginary coun­ Ann Madsen; publicity, reg. *7.95 NOW *6.95 President Carter made no mention of Event was; Chairman Jim $1,661 from switching back to big cars. sound as mine. The topic of discussion will be the St. Louis” in a display case this week at the Sterling Memorial try or an Olympic flag. Kay LaForge. the vast amount of fuel saved by cars Szarek; field set up, Jim In my case, the strongest incentive Some models, I understand, actual­ new federal law, ’The Education for There was a judging of the that are constantly laid up for Library of Yale University jn New Haven. The collected papers 461b. would some type of disaster relief. ly go fairly long distances between All Handicapped Children Act, P.L. flags. SAVE repairs. This was a serious oversight trips to the repair shop. But a of the famed aviator Charles Lindbergh are on display for the For the past five years I’ve been 94-142, to become effective Oct. f . After the parade of reg. *14.95 NOW *12.95 $2,661 on his part. motorist can never be sure which driving a small Italian-built MR. It includes provisions which are first time ever at the Yald library.4UPI photo) athletes, John Szarek, of It is obvious that those of us who type he is getting. ’The new one could NEWLY ARRIVED designed to assure that all han­ Pack 53 made the be the kind that requires only routine V 691b. dicapped children have available to trasitional run with a torch SAVE maintenance and thus bums much them a free appropriate public across the field. There was (»ESML*i reg. *19.95 NOW *16.95 $3,691 more fuel. education and to assure that the a raising of the colors and a BOOK BARGAINS For this reason, the federal dis­ rights of handicapped children and salute to the flag. aster relief program should be their parents are protected. One or two teams from broadened to Include lemon aid. Included in the discussion will be each of the following packs Here’s how it would work; PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE Connecticut Beautiful .Now! ’ 2 i9 8 an explanation of the procedure participated in six Agway When repair bills exceed a certain (Wt H m A Notion To Ptoato) Lime parents should follow if they fee/ different races. Packs 27, Am ay Wholesale prices up amount during a specified period, NEXT TO FRANK’S SUPERMARKET ' 47, 53, 54, 91, 98, 112, 120, Garden their child is not enrolled in an ap­ and when the breakdowns stem from EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER IVIr.Pete propriate program. 144, 152, 157 367 and 538 of w Hampshire Beautiful ..^ 2 .9 8 nn a wide yariety of malfunctions, the Plant R I 50 lb. granular It is of great importance to all lUIMP SINKS PWniK HUMES Manchester, as well as Peat Moss car is certified as a lemon. (nodusiirag.*1.20| 1.1% during April parents of handicapped children to Packs 30, 57, 60, 236, and r • 5-10-5 fertilizer for fruit, Thereafter, the owner becomes lURMTIMliS MOTH REPELUNTS 239 of East Hartford; also vegetables, flowers, MR PETL • Canadian sphagnum know what the law says. Questions eligible for tax writeoffs for time the /tinimple French Cookery____ - 0 9 . ornamentals peat • retards weed Processed food prices were up 2.5 will be welcomed. This program is ALL T K THMCS YOO NEED Pack 539 of Macltorough^ growth, keeps moisture WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wholesale car spends with a mechanic. Judges and tirn^epers (86-4126) per cent and farm prices rose 3.3 per open to the public. close to plants NOW 99* prices soared 1.1 per cent for the se­ provided by leach pack (87-3116) cent, the biggest jump in a year. The amount of lemon aid a There will be a short business ATTKPLAU • corrects over-acidic cond straight month in April, motorist is entitled to collect would judged and timed Simple Hawaiian Cookery ..’ 1 a 0 9 Farm prices have exceeded 1 per meeting and installation of officers. soil condition 80 lb. pulverizad promising a resurgence of inflation cent for the past five^months. be easy to figure. neighboring packs. foo^. (86-4020) for American consumers, the Labor L^i! rag. *1.20 Fuels rose 1.4 per cent, although Let’s say the car average:(es^OTTTlles.^ The six races run were Department reported Thursday. reg. *7.99 Your the overall increase in industrial to the gallon, when it rans, a n d \ the three-legged relay (kmciseEiicy of Wid Flowers * 2 m4 9 Food and fuel prices were blamed for prices was more moderate than in travels an average of 10,(X)0 miles a race, sack race, baton choice: NOW 99* the April surge. March. Industrial prices were up 0.6 year, not counting the distance it is relay race, centipede race, *2.79 NOW *6** towed. handful of trouble (20 per cent. m The increase reflected an annual The Wholesale Price Index stood at Very well. (Compute the number of clothespins), and belly ball Mr. Daniels and the Granee * 3 9 8 23 lbs. 1 SAVE *1 791 inflation rate of 13.2 per cent and it 194.3 in April, reflecting an annual in­ gallons consumed each year and WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW race. Capping off the day’s indicated administration economists crease of 7.2 per cent. This means divide by 365. That gives you the races was a surprise three- may have substantially un­ Tomorrow Is How FOR LASTING BEAUTY AND PROTECTION that goods costing $100 in 1967, now average daily consumption. ’Dien you legged race for adults from 1(X)% organic derestimated the nation’s true infla­ cost $194.30 — a near doubling of will knowjexactly how much gasoline ABOUT Q M n s ^ HURT YOU. each pack. tion rate. prices over the past decade. is being saved each day the car is in Pack 98, team A, Agway Gllsonite AGWAY Although inflation in wholesale the repair shop. Buckley School, won the Art of Irish Cooking ...... * 1 . 9 5 COW MANURE Not since October-November, 1974, markets has been running at an an­ I estimate that my car’s chronic first place trophy while Asphalt Sealer composted, odor-tree and have the nation’s wholesale price in­ nual rate of 9 per cent over the past disabilities save more fuel than attic ANDCOSTW Pack 157 of Emmanual • offers outstanding protection for driveways weed-free fertilizer tor creases exceeded 1 per cent for two eight months, administration insulation and storm windows com­ Council, Bolton, team A, which have not been previously sealed or flowers, vegetables, Tropical H sh ...... * 1 . 0 0 ornamentals consecutive months. These increases economists have insisted the un­ bined. Subterranean termites cause more there is only one insecticide that is programs concentrate on doing the won the second place on new drives at least one year old. than five hundred million dollars' worth (86-0072) uitimately are passed along to con­ derlying rate barely exceeds 6 per Viewed in that light, lemons are licensed for the control of termites.) trouble spots the first time around, trophy and team B won the • protects against acid, water, sun, and sumers in higher retail prices. of damage to homes and buildings All doctors have access to the same knowing the home-owner is apt to keep frost damage to your drive mmurt cent. one of this country’s most vital annually. This damage is not the result thii^ place trophy along SO lbs. resources. And definitely worthy of medicines and equipment,yet you and I up the annual renewals if he is having with Pack 91. The trophies • sinks In deep to protect and seal your of a structure being invaded by a swarm know that there are wide differences in reg. *10.95 reg. $2.99 their own tax loophole. some problems. Inspections are made were donated by Ted driveway with a tough coating of flying termites but rather from the their competence. It is really a matter of (if at all) at the convenience of the • covers up to 3(X) sq, tt. attack of well-established colonies training, skill, and dedication. Similarly company. Perry. REED’S Inc. (65-5125) NOW *2'*' in the nearby soil. (The time.to be in the pest control industry, beyond the THE BLISS POLICY. We at BLISS The flag winners were concerned is not when a swarm is seen mere application of termiticides, factors set out to do a perfect job the first time. first place. Pack 120, St. At The Parkade Shop early and »avel SAVE $2,001 SAVE 700 flying toward a structure, but is seen such as reliability, thoroughness, We do not stint on material, on time or James Church, flying away from it. This swarm has the commitment and expertise make the on labor. Our 5 year guarantee is safer appearance of black winged ants, some difference between the professional and and more economical for you since we CBOWfil HILL shedding their wings.) Termites often the mediocre. The BLISS record of have no equity in doing a less than STONE LOG build shelter tubes, usually of soil exceller)ce dates back to 1882. perfect job. fragments, over impenetrable material WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN A It is interesting to note that fifty per (i.e., steel, concrete or masonry) to GUARANTEE? cent of the people who call BLISS have Beddlno ROUNDS reach their food source, the wood in a been referred to us by other satisfied pre-cast structure. If these shelter tubes are A crucial aspect of a termite control job is the guarantee! homeowners.. .and this has been going built within voids that cannot be on since 1882. Plants IDEAL FOR PATIOS, WALKS examined (such as within cinder blocks, Consider these facts before deciding which company will termite- AHENTION! arrivlM dally fieldstone walls or other hollow walls), WHY CAN YOU DEPEND ON POOL DECKS, GARDENS years may go by before attention is proof your home; ^ BLISS? drawn to the presence of termites by 1. A survey cortducted by an THE BLISS ORGANIZATION m and FIREPLACE BASES obvious damage or by signs of a industry expert estimates that 18% of is just about the oldest and largest Thay are aaiy to u'^. In walkway* and departing swarm. termite jobs done (nationally) need pest control company in the Northeast. patio, use damp sand or concrete as a some additional treatment within BLISS was one of the pioneers in termite MGH S im STUDENTS base and fill joints with crushed stone. WHAT PRICE TERMITE two years. control. Its methods are the outgrowth CONTROL? PROM FORMAL WEAR DISCOUNTS > ' * 1 sand, marble or bark chips, Miriy in- 2. More than 20% of the and improvement of those developed H taresting patterns csn be acbiavad by Since the introduction of stable companies that do termite control by U.S. government bureaus, state 9 “ - 1 1 ” '/ using combinations ol all 3 sizes of log work, go out of business each year. •15“ OFF " CYCLONE SPREADER residual chemicals over a quarter of a experimental stations and university ALL FORMAL8 IN STOCK rounds. century ago, BLISS has termite-proofed 3. Because there are so many new research. BLISS maintains a complete • Spreads up to 8’’ wide more than fifty thousand homes? Our companies coming (and going) in this technical staff of highly trained a Holds 40 lbs of anaterlal records indicate that less than 10 of field, some communities have seen fit experts, including Entomologists. as bold and these jobs had to be re-done after to pass laws limiting the duration of any Sanitarians and former Public Health REGULAR DISCOUNT Y O U R C O S T Model B1 (82-3454) the expiration of the guarantee period. guarantee given by a termite-control Officers. In addition, we maintain $40 $15 $25 18” 22" ;i beautiful as Think about it; when you termite-proof company to the number of years that active affiliation with the National Pest your home you are protecting what is that company has been in business. Control Association. American Public $35 $15 $20 reg. *31.95 possibly your largest single investment. You are out of luck when you Health Association, local Chambers of $30 $15 $15 real wood Don't you want the best protection, even contract for a termite-proofing job from Commerce, local Pest Control '7 a company, and it is out of business You’ll find tho latoot In Palm Baach formala at Big aavinga. Doni i 4 " - i 6 " j $ 2 , 5 9 if it costs a little more? After all, the Associations and University NOW <23** (l dollar difference between a first-rate job when you need them a year later. You Departments of Entomology... keeping rant anywhara until you aoa our aolactlon - You’ll gat tho lataat for­ (In the box) and a mediocre one, when amortized will have to start all over again.. .and in abreast of the latest methods from mala and aava-aava-aava $ $3.15 over the years, amounts to pennies. It the interim, more damage has been every possible source. There is no finer SAVE $8,001 18”-22” $3a60 makes no'sense to save a few dollars done to your home. service than ours.. .yet it costs little at the risk of mental anguish and A guarantee is only as good as more than ordinary termite control. expensive damage to your home... can the company that s ta n d ^ h ln d it! WHY NOT THE BEST? you afford less than the best? Some companies offer a one-year MS MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER OFFER ROOD THRU THURSDAY, MAY 12th ARE THERE ANY SECRET guarantee with a charge for annual MONDAY thru SATURDAY t:S0 to StSO renewals. We feel that this approach is THURSDAY $*40 to ftOO WEAPONS? less than honest, since it gives these 649-9240 REGAL No. As in medicine, there is no 540 New State Rd. OPEN Rubber band hoard grows companies a stake in doing a less than TRI-CITY FLAZA. VERNON magic or secret formula. All insecticides perfect job. MEN’S SHOP MONDAY thni FRIDAY 1040 to 040 Manchaetar SUNDAYS A man with a rubbery problem is Carl Dailey of Cedar Rapids, Iowa as he looks at huge (like all medications) are government- Many companies that offer the one- BLISS TERMITE CONTROL The Complete Men's Store •ATUROAY 10:00 to ItSO approved and controlled. (Currently, DIv. BLISS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY AGWAY Caldor ’«! July 1st pile of rubber bands and stretches his imagination trying to find a way out of his dilemma. year (plus annual renewals) guarantee Servng the public since 1382 THE MARVEL OP MAIN STREET Mon., Tuts., Wed. A Frl. 8-5:30 16-4 Dailey, affiliated with the Kills Center of Kirkwood Community College here, said the Thurs. 8-8:30 Sat. 84 Minchestir bands came on packages of materials used to make meat casings. He would gladly give • WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE AND BANK AMERICARD • Honda /AGWAY them away, but so far he’s found no one interested in taking them off his hands. Dailey hates to throw away the bands if someone has a use for them. (UPI photo) PAGE TWBXVE-A - MANCHESTER EVENING lUSRALD. Mmchwter. CoW.i Fri.. M«y t, 1877 MANCaiESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, C!onn., Fri., May 6. 1977 - PAGE THIRTEEN-A State expects $75 million UTC gives hospital $50,000 Manchester Memorial Hospital has facility capable of processing 1.5 the company’s employes served by received a 850,000 gift from United million pounds of linen per year. the hospital. Last year, more than 2,- Technologies Corporation. (Construction of the laundry unit will 000 United employes and their in public works funds begin within a few months. ^ The donation makes a total of 8910,- dependents were served as inpatients 500 given by United to the hospital ’The corporation made a 835,000 at the hospital. This represented HARTFORD (UPI) - The 8< problem Connecticut and other states three years at a rost of 818 billion. over the past years. contribution last year, completing a almost 15 per cent of the hospital’s billion public works bill President were having meeting the deadline, The Senate imist produce its own The 850,000 addition to United’s 8140,000 pledge for new radiological total inpatient admissions. ^ Carter is expected to sign next week added a 89 billion rider to the public bill by the September deadline. Sen. support of the hospital will be applied equipment for the hospital. United Technologies’ corporate would make Connecticut 875 million works bill that would have continued Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, who has tow ard^an 8823,000 renovation United Technologies supports gifts in Connecticut exceed 81 million and several thousand jobs richer. the program past September. fought for the extra money and time, program to complete several Manchester’s hospital generously in annually, centering on health, educa­ But because of disagreement But the House declined to go along, says he thinks it can be done, but law- / ■- .-O'* projects including a new laundry recognition of the large numbers of tion and s^ ia l welfare. between the U.S. House of Represen­ saying several changes needed to be makers say it could be very close. tatives and Senate on a provision of made that were opposed by en­ Despite the problems facing the the legislation relating to water vironmentalists. state over the water pollution fun­ pollution control, millions of dollars For seven weeks members of a ding, the prospect of increased con­ in other funding for Connecticut is House-Senate conference committee struction moneys from the public Elected threatened. haggled over the difference and final­ works bill should help local officials. B u sin e ss Connecticut is eligible for 8155 ly decided to drop the water pollution Connecticut’s proposals for the Emhart Corporation has million in water pollution funds, but control section of the bill. projects — such as public buildings announced the election of it has not completed its applications. ’The House in the meantime has and roads — will be reviewed witiiin Royal E. Cowles of 19 TTie deadline for them is September. passed its own water pollution bill the next month by the federal govern­ (Sharing Rd., South Wind­ The Senate, anticipating the which would extend the program for ment. Opens sor to the newly created position of vice president, office human resources. Cowles, 47, will develop, Richard D. Giirrier, House adopts bill controlling implement and coordinate CPA, has opened an ac­ policies and programs for counting office at 124 the company’s 33,000 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. hospital cost increases employes. He had been Carrier was previously manager of industrial employed as the tax relations for Emhart In­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The eye of rate hikes. It also forces the commis­ “We understand fully that there manager and controller for dustries, Inc., a the storm brought on by a clash sion to take into account several new will always be conflicts between the Energy Unlimited Inc. He factors in.deciding what increases it 'Wholly owned subsidiary, between the state and private commission and the hospitals. But is a graduate of New should grant. for the past year. He join^ hospitals has passed. we hope that through this bill the con­ Hampshire College and the Emhart in 1953 and held The Connecticut House of Rep. Paul LaRosa, D-Hartford, flict will not be a relationship based University of Hartford. positions of personnel Royal E. Cowles Representatives Thursday un­ said, "We have tried through this on animosity or hostility but one of Currier is a member of manager and director of animously passed a bill designed to legislation to bring the 35 hospitals of mutual respect and appreciation of the American Institute of Worth*8 opens at Tri-City Plaza management development These old post office boxes from the former Hartford Post Office have been installed in keep hospital costs down. The Connecticut and the state’s (Commis­ the other’s role,” LaRosa said. Certified Public Accoun­ Selectmen and was sion on Hospitals and Health Care Mae Suhie, manaser of the new Worth’s store at Tri-City Plaza looks over advertising before being appointed the Manchester Mall on Main St. They will be used by the tenants of the mall and anyone measure now goes to Gov. Ella T. tants and the Connecticut Republican town chairman together.’’ director of human who wishes to use the mall as an address. Kenneth Burkamp, owner of the mall, said he has Grasso who is expected to sign it material with Peter Trier, president, and William Busch, treasurer. The store moved from Society of CPAs. for six years until 1972. He without objection. Richard D. Currier resources in 1973. received approval from the Manchester Post Office to use the boxes. The free coffee is for its location in the Parkade. Worth’s Main St. store in Manchester remains in operation is on th e Personnel Last summer, Connecticut’s un­ where it has been for 36 years. (Herald photo by Pinto) He is a graduate of the Appeals Board arid the Pot Shoti mall shoppers. (Herald photo by Pinto) ique Commission on Hospitals and Seabrook protesters University of Hartford (’62 Zoning Appeals Board for Health Care carried out its duty to Teapots tend to be low and Heavy Particle wide because tea leaves rise The negatively charged B.S.) and the Hartford that town as is a mernber review the budgets of private and expand in hot water. electron and the posiUvely Graduate Center’s of the Connecticut Stqte hospitals and in doing so, set off a given jail terms Coffee grounds, on Uie oUier charged proton are particles Management Development Personnel Appeals B o ^ storm of protest by refusing to grant Win awards hand, tend to sink to Uie bot­ of the atom. Though their CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Seven­ eligible for jury trials on the mis­ • •j* •• Program. He is married and the Special Programs Growing pains experienced some 844 million in requested rate tom of the pot, leaving the electrical charges are equal in and has three children. HC Advisory Committee for demeanor charge. All said they had hikes. teen antinuclear protesters who il­ At a recent Greater Hartford Public records pure clean brew at the top; strength, the proton is 1,800 no intention of paying the 8500 bail has been a member of the the Hartford Graduate The cutting, labeled "the meat ax legally occupied the construction site Board of Realtors’ meeting, Realtor- Uius raffee pots are generally Umes heavier Uian the elec­ of the 82 billion Seabrook nuclear and they were taken back to the tall and narrow. tron. South Windsor Board of Center. approach” by irate hospital ad­ Associate Barbara Lyman and by downtown mall tenant power plant last weekend were Somersworth National Guard Ar­ ministrators, brought protests first Realtor-Associate Robert J. Kerns of Warranty deeds sentenc^ Thursday to 15 days in jail mory where they had been detained. Certificate of attachment from the hospitals and then from Richards and Kehmna Real Estate, Leon P. Tranchemontagne, carpenter and members of his fami­ Officials did not know when they Nicholas R. Jacks,ton and Phyllis COUPON SAVINGS'____ By SUSAN VAUGHAN Burkamp believes the mall gets community leaders when the for criminal trespass. South Windsor, were honored by Biddeford, Me., to Alan F. Krupp and would be transferred to the jail to V. Jackston against Norman S. (Herald Reporter) ly- , most of its traffic because of its loca­ hospitals chose to cut community Hampton District Court Judge receiving Champagne Awards for the Judy-Arin Krupp, property at IOC He has put about 875,000 into the begin serving their sentences. Hohenthal, 81,000, property at Fern 100 YREE S&H Satn Muntean opened a small book tion, where people just stop in as they programs to meet the ordered budget Alfred Casassa, in a nine-hour ses­ month of March. This award is a Ambassador Dr., 829,500. MNR mall up to now, not including about The first defendant, Murray and Gardner Sts. business in the new Manchester Mall shop on Main St. cuts. sion, sentenced the demonstrators to tribute to any Realtor-Associate of Donald L. Bergeron and June I. 825.000 worth of labor. Burkamp paid Rosenblith, 26, of Brooklyn, N.Y., at 811 Main St. last October in a 14- Muntean thinks new businesses When the legislature began its 1977 15 days at hard labor at the the Greater Hartford Board of Bergeron to First Hartford Realty GREEN STAMPS 8120.000 for the property. was originally fined 8100 and given a by-14-foot space. His business, called create new traffic also, such as session in January, the gale of Rockingham County Jail in Realtors producing a volume of Corp., property at 16C Ambassador Building permits with a $10.00 purchssa Fifteen store spaces within the Brentwo^ with five days credit 15-day suspended sentence. But that “Sam’s Collectibles,” has already Minit-Man Printing which recently protest had built to the force of a business in excess of 8100,000 in any Dr., 833,000. J.A. McCarthy Inc,, new home at mall have been rented, Burkamp given for time already incarcerated. sentence was changed at the urging outgrown that space and moved to moved into a store next to his. Minit- hurricane. Several bills were in­ given month. Billy P. Flake and Suzanne W. 132 Strawberry Lane, 835,000. said. He has room for 10 to 20 more, of Attorney General David Souter, larger quarters at 39 Purnell PI. on Man moved to the mall from its loca­ troduced, many of them calling for The protesters also were given 8100 Flake to Trio Enterprises, property Levitt Construction Co. Inc., new 10 ■ May 1. depending on the size of the future tion across the street. suspended fines and bail-was set at who said a "meaningful” sentence home at 271 Briarwood Dr., 826,000. MandNster West Hartford stores, but he has run out of funds. repeal of the act creating the com­ at 29 Franklin St., 837,000. Muntean credits the growth of his T. Kevin Barry, manager of the mission. 8500. must be imposed to deter future oc­ Robert J. McCaffery and Mary E. Ruth Boober, fence at 42 Devon Wethersfield He n e ^ s a maximum of 8300,000 to GUstoGbury business largely to Uie maU. He said new Minit-Man branch store, said he Other bills, some sponsored at the The New Hampshire Supreme cupations. McCaffery to Frank J. Tatasciore Dr., 8150. complete his master plan for the “I submit that if mass acts of ^ IN F NOIKY U V he did not want to move, but he had thinks the mall has a lot of potential. request of the insurance industry, Court was expected to rule today if On committee and Donna A. Tatasciore, property at William Stairs, fence at 249 Henry mall. criminal trespass are not going to to in order to let his business grow. Mrs. Santina DePufnpo, new called for added strength for the the 1,400 demonstrators could be 37 Lilac St., 837,300. St., 8200. COUPON SAVINOS; • COUPON SAVINGS < There are presently no banks with continue, there has to be a He needs four times as much space proprietor of Sandy’s Place which commission. freed without bail until their cases Donald F. Gandini of Vernon has John F. Mack and Mary Ann T. Bill Tunsky for James P. Tierney, a financial investment in the mall. meaningful sentence passed now,” for which the mall is not geared. He opened recently in the mall, said she The bill that was easily approved, can be heard. TTie protesters have been appointed to a'three-year term Mack, both of Vernon, to Robert C. aluminum siding at 100 Cambridge Burkamp is the primary owner with been held on up to 8500 bail for the Souter said. “I believe what is at BAN ROLL ON will have an entire basement at the is happy for the opportunity to open first by the Senate and ’Thursday by on the Executive Committee of the Keenan and Betty E. Keenan, St., 81,500. FSB two other private mortgage holders. past five days in five National Guard stake here is the ability of the state new store for bis hardback books her own dressmaking business. She the House, keeps intact the powers of Connecticut Safe Deposit Associa­ property at 65 Columbus St., 835,900. Richard S. Burnett for T. Ragazzo, DEODORANT Burkamp is currently negotiating to enforce the law.” alone, which he cannot now display. has been a dressmaker for 20 years, armories around the state. tion. He is a Senior Branch Officer Anthony E. Gonci and Rita A. Gon- aluminum siding at 111 W. Middle with local bankers for mortgage the commission to prevent excessive AflCHERY LESSON The main floor will be used for his specializing in evening gowns. All but one detrionstrator Souter later told reporters “ the bill and Manager of the Jordan Lane of­ ci to Donald T. Davis, West Hartford, Tpke., 81,000. _ ban loans, but because Burkamp cannot Call tor AppohOmant 1 coupon pw ponon growing collection of used paper-^ Four Seasons, specializing in CB sentenced in court refused to pay the could be as high as a million dollars” fice of Society for Savings. and Joyce N. Comber, Manchester, ------get a large Triple-A rated tenant, for housing, feeding and prosecuting 39< ExpbwS/81 backs and old and slightly used comic radio antennas has also outgrown its McLucas fine and said they would appeal to The Connecticut Safe Deposit property at 694 Keeney St., 844,500. Marriage licenses Rug. $1.191 books. there are Afficulties in arranging the tiny 7-by-14-foot shop since it opened Supreme Court, where they will be the protesters. Association is a trade group of finan­ Herve A. Gelinas, South Windsor, loans. allowed WITH COUPON! 281 W. MIdtIto Tpin. . Comic book collectors have dis- around the first of the year. cial institutions which offer safe and Barbara J. Seavey, 77 Oxford St., Burkamp said he has turned down Quitclaim deed EXPIRES, l ^ ’S ARROW MMOhMiGf 1 • / covered Sam’s place and buy out his Proprietor Robert Cormie has freedom deposit facilities to customers. Gan­ May 14 at Center Congregational. 8/13 many applicants which he did not Balilla Pagani to John F. Mack and collector items regularly. One seven- moved to another space in the mall, dini has been with Society since 1968 David A. Holt, Tolland, and Reta MSj^WIMFNOIICTSAY KffNF NOMCT smal year-old boy has a collection of 1,500 think were appropriate to the mall. three times as large. HARTFORD (UPI) - and has been manager at Jordan Mary Ann T. Mack, both of Vernon, He is trying to be selective. Nichols, East Hartford, May 7, at collector comics, Muntean said. Burkamp wants to keep the variety The Connecticut Supreme Lane since 1975. property at 65 Columbus St., no con­ > COUPON SAVINGS • ______i COUPON SA VIMOS I)e is catering to the small home­ Full Gospel Interdenominational. Muntean believes the mall is a of small businesses in the mall. He Court Thursday ruled veyance tax. town businessman. The majority of former Black Panther Lon­ good place for people to start a believes the businesses who start out I TOMMY’S PIZZERIA . . c - business. He came from Canton his tenants are from the Manchester small and gradually build up ai'e the nie McLucas will be area. Burkamp said he knows how allowed to remain free on WOOD DECK KITS 2S«, OFF A SMALL PIZZA because he thought it was a good ones which survive. 35« OFF A MEDRN PfZZA .vo'VzOSfc OIF location. The businesses can start at hard it is to get started in a business. Burkamp envisions a rear entrance 835,000 bond while his case He started bis own photography is appealed to the U.S. EASY TO BUILD SlHOFFAlJUNEPtZZA I\ .j;«'V ''A N V FORMAL a reasonable price. ’The rents are onto Purnell Pi. which would make ORrOINAL TONMyG low, starting at |50 a month for a 7- business out of his home 20 years Supreme Court. RENTAL ago. the mall the only store on Main St. IN 8 EASY STEPS 206 W. Cwitor 8L by-14-foot space, and the utilities are that provides a direct walkway "McLucas, 31, now a taxi 648-8861 or 648-8080 Most of the tenants wanted their driver living in New Lon­ • •••• paid for by the owner, Kenneth from the parking lot to Main St. Molshjrs borriar protection TOMMY’S li Sr OW tr, MMKHitTB Burkamp. own businesses, but could never af­ Burkamp has not given up on his don, was convicted of con­ complete iratructkms 207 E. Cantor 8L “Tommy" ford the high rents in most locations. spiracy to murder in the 846-2880 or 646-2881 (M*T DOWN ntOM WATtOm Off MAM) The mall was the brainstorm of idea for a restaurant in the basement Fast, strong, simple ® 048-7991 _ Burkamp who took on the Other malls are charging 8180 to 8230 of the building, despite his failure to 1969 shooting death of Alex SWHPMONF T otnhoiietgaml for comparable spaces, Burkamp Rackley, whom the Black renovations of the former W.T. get a liquor license. The restaurant . COUPOM SA VIMOS! ■ COUPOM S A VIMOS; said. Panthers suspected was a Grant building as a challenge. The equipment is still there waiting for 8x10 DECK KIT 32,000-square-foot building was He also thinks his idea of having police informer. Dumhepland larms an interested buyer. and materials to complete PEWTER SALE dilapidated, standing vacant for five the storefronts as open as possible an McLucas’ appeal to the PEWTER Despite the odds against Main St. Reg. $139,95 years with a leaky roof, when advantage. It gives the stores more surviving, Burkamp thinks his idea Connecticut Supreme FREE RIBBON MOTHER’S DAY visibility and keeps the customers Burkamp bought it in late 1975. for Main St. o^n succeed because of Court was denied in March NOW $ 1 2 6 e with Claaning or Ropair o f any Burkamp had to rip out all the from having a closed-in feeling, he when the high court ruled QFTS the overall traffic, the parking lot, Steps, seat, railing extra TYPEWRITER or % said. Most of the store fronts are 20 buckled floors, install a new roof, the low rents, the open store fronts, he had received a fair trial WITH COUPON ceiling, walls and insulation. He has either glass or completely open, with and the fact he is saving a lot of in New Haven Superior ADDINB MACHINE done most of the carpentry work gates for security when the store is money by doing his own work and (iourt in 1970. PATIO DESIGNING CLINIC FREE! himself with the aid of one full-time closed. Michael Koskoff of METRO OFFICE MACHINES People’s Stgj(B using salvaged items from his SATURDAY, AAAY 7, 1977 10:00 - 2:00 AT OUR MANCHESTER STORE salvage business. Bridgeport, McLucas’ 822 MAIN STREET EAST. HARTFORD I 1226 SPENCER ST. MANCHESTER Burkamp has sold at least one lawyer, is claiming in the Learn how easy and inexpensive It is to design and construct your own patio with SAT test Saturday businessman on the idea despite the new appeal the court was Pidsticrete Patio Products IWIHF MONEY MY fact he is leaving the mall. Sam Mun­ wrong in quashing a sub- COUPON SAVINOS ^COUPON SAVING^ tean says he wants a guarantee that pena for the testimony of Patio Copeland Cedar liound Students who have registered to take the Scholastic At­ FBI agents about whether DfyRo»$t»d titude Test (SAT) or the College Board Achievement he can return to the mall in case he does not like his new location. wiretapj were used in the Blocks Latexite Rail SOFTBALL TEAMS! Tests on Saturday, May 7, at Manchester High School are case. m o n t h F O R M A Y I SEE US FIRST PLANTERS^ reminded that the doors will open at 7:50 a.m. POST AND RAIL ALL Students will be assigned to testing rooms on a first " M fllA r PEANUTS FENa /Wwin’e P1 trwtd* Qr«M come, first served basis. TTie latest possible arrival time OFF TEAM ITEMS Nature has a gift for Mother... f l a v o r t h e is 8:30 a.m. I COPELAND of PERSONAL TEE Students should bring their ticket of admission, iden­ PoroofiollMd Pun A BportowMr tification, and two No. 2 pencils. Ornamental Tree “DONI WHILI YOUWAir NORTHWAY REXAU PHARMACY OrMt OHIt Por Any Oootiofi Parking will be in the student parking lot off Brookfield latexiteSUPEIISEAL 286 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHRSTIR / 11011 RUIN ST. MANCWfmi flMM S St. Students are asked to enter the building through the • Flowering Crab DRIVEWAY SAVER entrance to the cafeteria lobby adjacent to the student IVmiF MONEY MV ^ C T f U T M i parking lot. ■ COUPOM SAVIlfeS; • Mountain Ash 4 0 * each SUPEB HUeBlHirtO ■ COUPON SAVINGS • 2 in.x B iq.x16 in. 10 h. Section „ ILL PURPOSE SHOES rHEirS DAY SPENAL Scholarships awarded • Crimson Maple Available In 5 colors $ 7 M 5 GAL. CAN 2 Rails 1 Post rn m 9 Approvid PliiflllKCliils STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Three students from Manchester and the area have received partial college scholarships from Johnson & • Kwansan Cherry Landscape T lm li^ only ^ 5 h 9 9 NOW OPEN Wales College in Providence, R.I. MOTMEirS Stockade DAY IS SUM 1 to 12 Now DMno Room The recipients are Kathleen Manning, Manchester • White Dogwood tUNDATI Weyerhaeuser High School, and Lisa Leighton, and Kathey Whitaker, Fence SMaMSt 40cco treated both of Rockville High School. LARGE SELECTION RTL88 h a n g in g to resist FARR’S TeL 043-7111 ROSES AZALEAS! PUNTS decoy Btnk Amtnctrd Matlff'CfMrg* We Haw Mom's 3x5x6 slabbed iMfINF MONEY Ml Mom Would Lovo Onol : COUPOM SAVINOS j In Bud Chooso From! 3 sides WUPOM SAVlN ox^^^ PLAZA DEPT. STORE Mom Lovm RomoI Favorite Colors! ' ,1 .. (Wo Nan A NoUan To Haaaa) ChooM Prom: • Plnk*WMto*Y«ll through the letter and phone calls, Lannan said. TRACTOR OF YOUR CHOICE ... SELECT ONE policeman was killed trying to defuse 35,000 BTU stainless steel Rosenblatt contended that fingerprinting and OF THE SEVEN [1££ PREMIUMS SHOWN — The Center Ballet Theatre of 1227 a bomb the hijackers claimed they burner. photographing amount to an arrest procedure and deny •KOb Oj m S MOTHERTDAY"lSciZClH Burnside Ave., East Hartford, will planted in a baggage locker at Grand • adjustable flame control FREE SET OF BAGS present the children’s ballet, his constitutional right. However, he withdrew the com­ Central Station. Town to begin flushing • removable control knob “Coppelia,” Saturday at East Hart­ plaint before the scheduled hearing. That charge carries a maximum • sturdy mobile cart ,wlth Hianu Lannan cited comments by the FBI Director Clarence with every grill WITH ALL CLEANERS ford High School at 2:30 and 7:30 penalty of death, but prosecutors two easy-roll wheels • 20- p.m. M. Kelly in the April issue of the FBI Law Enforce­ said they would not press for execu­ water mains next week pound LP tank (reflllable). The evening performance will in­ ment Bulletin regarding the widespread practice of tion. RiiliiAinicn falsifying documents for illegal purposes. Kelly said the clude a short new ballet, “Concier- The Busies and codefendants Peter NKLItlS • A-WAYOIAL-A-IUHi ' practice has led to "enormous losses by the public." The Town of Manchester ^ a te r If sediment does get into a home’s $14995 • diipsuMi to,” choreographed for the local Matanic, 31, and Frane Pesut, 25, SAVE •20”* b#IICI Kelly cited birth certificate falsification as central to Department will be flushing lines hot water tank, Taylor said that the dance center by Frank Ohman, also were convicted of air piracy and from Monday to Wednesday on AnACIMUTS homeowner should wait until the :S&5Xe soloist with the New York City Ballet the problem and the source of establishing other false conspiracy. The jury of 10 women several, streets in town. water clears and then open the faucet GOURMET ACCESSORIES - MIAtAOWNIDM documentation. He urged attention to suggested electric or battery-operated Rotls- UlfNIMl Company. Ohman recently taught at and two men returned the verdict at Areas where the flushing will occur at the bottom of the tank to drain the the center. remedies. COMES serles, aluminum shelf, variety kit 11:20 p.m. Thursday, at the end of are Hackmatack St. through to Hart­ collected material, which will settle Appearing in “ Coppqlia” are Lannan said he had never been, confronted with this with wiener wheel, shlsh-kabobs, three days of deliberations at U.S. ford Rd., Keeney St., Barry Rd. at the bottom. ICOMniTEL] Alison Hublard and Gerri Pinkston of situation before, but he said he believes a strong stand on round chicken basket, rectangu­ Poppy sale launched District Court in Brooklyn. south to Middle Tpke., and Center SI. Also, if a load of wash is done Manchester, Nancy and Walter it is necessary. lASSEMBLED? lar fish and specialty basket, pro­ The Croatians were charged with south to Porter St. during the period of discolored kmamrnn HM Mrs. Irene Pisch, chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary, Fisher, Kim Pola and Margaret tective vinyl cover, Manchester hospital notes OH« UmIUd to AnHsMIHy ot eranihiiM commandeering TWA Flight 553 There may be discoloration of water, the load should be done again sells this year’s first veterans’ poppies to Doris LaFerriere, left, Schroeder of South Windsor; Helen bound for Chicago from New York’s water and reduced pressure in these pnouen ( .1. ♦b -b v a. m m a iM w a -a after the water clears. Four ounces LcntuiCEiiEiEan chairman of the VFW Auxiliary, Francis Wohlegemuth, VFW and Michelle-Gavin of Vernon, and Discharged Wednesday: 95 Essex St.; Mildred Nowak, B-an. lBvc. unharmed. system. PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; Mandiester. Conn.. Fri.. May 6. 1977 MANCHEISTER EVEINING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 6. 1977 — PAGE 'filREEl-B South Windsor Timothy J. Oberg and Stephen ’The Greater Vernon Jaycees will will start at 9 a.m. Proceeds will Area bulletin board Hunger, seniors at South Windsor sponsor a scholarship toll booth send a delegate to the national ’The South Windsor Women’s Club, High ^hool, have been awarded Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. assembly in ftirdue, Ind. Bicen unit in cooperation with local attorneys, National Merit Scholarships. Selec­ Jaycee volunteers will be at two is sponsoring the “Youth and Uie Four students from Rockville High Coventry Ellington tion is based on scores received in locations this year, at the Center School iRill challenge students from We tried to stop him, Law” program at the Ellsworth and Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Road School and at Regan Rd. All ends reign Gateway Regional High School, Hun­ The Rev. Ray Harwich will preach Ellington Rescue Post 512 will Timothy Edwards Middle Schools. Tests (PSAT), Scholastic Aptitude contributions will go to scholarships The program started March 28 and tington, Mass., on Channel 22’s “High at the Second Congregational ^urch have an open house and demonstra­ Tests (SAT) and high school achieve­ for graduating seniors from School Quiz Bowl” Saturday at 7:30 Sunday. He is minister of Missions will continue through May 18. ’The hut award made it okay tion Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at ment. Ellington, Rockville and Tolland p.m. Rockville studenU are Robert program is being presented to inform V e rn o n and Stewardship of the Connecticut Ellington High School, Maple St. High Schools. Malkin, James Melan, Patricia students about what the law is, how it The Vernon Bicentennial Commis­ By JUDY JCUEHNEL while he was sleeping, we played right, but most slid across the ice on Conference of the United Church of There will be demonstrations on Vernon Rockville United Methodist Maurice Snd Michael Gottier. The sion ended its reign Tuesday night their bellies. Hockey sticks filled the (3irist. repelling, bandaging and splinting. functions and their responsibility to Women will meet May 18 at 8 p.m. in As I tucked our sleeping seven- tapes of Muhamed Ali fights. At it. coach is Lester LaFreniere of the with an awards ceremony before the breakfast, we flipped baseball cards air, as feet went out,from under. Still The post is made up of Ellington High state Rep. Chester W. Morgan, D- Fellowship Hall, Grove St. Mrs. English department. year-old in, I gently removed the A "Walk for the Hungry,” is “This Land is. Your Land” is the Town Council meeting. others crawled along the edge, scheduled May 15 in Covent^. It will Schodl students. Keith Peck is presi­ 56th District, will have public office Jeanette Dille, deputy commissioner trophy from his hand apd brushed the into his Cheerios. theme of the 1 ^ spring fair to be Students from Rockville High Donald Eden, commission chair­ He retaliated by presenting us with clinging to the wall for support. start at 1:30 p.m. at the Community dent of the post and Laurie Cyr is hours tonight from 7 to 8:30 and of Children and Youth Services for School who scored in the top five per blond curls from his forehead. vice-president. Sherwood Merk is ad­ sponsored by the women of Wapping Saturday from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the the state, wilLspeak on child abuse. man, was first awarded a framed There was no doubt that tonight our flyers inviting everyone to join the Within a few months the coaches— Hall, Rt. 44A, North Coventry, go cent in the qualifytog' test for the certificate by Mayor Thomas Benoit dads who donate hours of their time viser. (Community Church. ’The fair will be (tommunity Room of the high rise Vernon Grange 52 will meet Friday 43-pound super-jock had gone to sleep town’s hockey program. down Rt. 31, and back Rt. 44A to the Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in National Merit program are: Mark who cited l^en and all his com­ “K you can’t skate, we’ll teach to make South Windsor’s hockey Community Hall. Funds raised by the apartment for the elderly at 21 (tourt at 8 p.m. in Grange Hall, Rt. 30. The Burgess, Brjan Ellis, Brian Furbish, with visions of Bobby Hull dancing in William M. Correll will lecture on the Wapping Community House, 1788 mittee chairmen and workers for the you,” encouraged the flyers. program work — had onr son whip­ walkers go to the (immunity Hunger St., Rockville. ’The public is invited to program will be on a patriotic theme. Norman Glidden, Michael Gottier, his head. CJiristian Science healing Monday at Ellington Rd. Joan Corwin and Pat meet and discuss with Morgan any Ctourch Women United will sponsor job they did. The trophy read, "South Windsor We couldn’t win. ping a hockey puck down the ice Appeal World Service. Sponsors are Robert Hagerty, Paul Inguanti, 8 p.m. at Ellington Congregational Zeruck are chairmen. A special quilt, topic dealing with the current session a food sale Wedne^ay at Hart­ He said he felt the Bicentennial Youth Hockey Association, 1976-77," The next thing I remember was sit­ toward the goal! needed For more information, call Philip Miller, Kevin Morgan, David Church. Child care will be provided. hand-sewn by women of the church, of the General Assembly. No ap­ mann’s Market, Win;lsor Ave., and celebrations wei\e a good thing. and had been presented to our son at ting in. the stands of the Hartford Anyone who had a child in the Ed Turn; 742-8455. Sanbory, Mark Shakin and David Admission is free. will be raffled. pointments are n^essary. Stop it Shop, Vernon Circle. The sale “I think we^h|ad~^l gotten away the local hockey Annual Awards Arena, sometime after dawn, sipping hockey program will admit it’s a Singer. , from the spirit of wMt our counti^, Night. a cup of coff^ to keep from freezing. "pain in the neck.” state and town, is all ^Hout," he said. More than 200 plaques and trophys Bdow us, waiting in line to go on Besides costing $20 a month plus Eden said, “Tonight marks the end were presented to the more than 200 the ice, was our son — all deck^ out equipment (ice time is expensive), Action of a period of a lot of hard work and a boys (and one girl) who had par­ ia about $80 worth of equipment. someone has to transport the player lot of fun too.” ticipated in this year’s hockey It was hard to tell him from the back and forth to the Arena twice a He presented certificates of ap­ program. Everyone got an award! others. week or more for games and prac­ sought preciation to a long list of persons Some for being on winning teams, They all looked pretty much the tice. and three Bicentennial scrap books some for being top scorers and some same. If the child is on a traveling team to go to the Historical Sodety, the for just trying their best. Each one had on no less than it’s even worse. town clerk’s office and the/Rockville skates, hockey socks, knee pads, Former Mayor Bob Smith con­ on silt Outdoor Specials! Tonight it all seemed worthwhile. Public Library. Last September, when our son first elbow pads, hockey shorts, two fessed, as he downed a hot fudge sun­ B o lto n ^ He also said he was giving a check announced he wanted to play hockey, sweatshirts, a team shirt, helmet, dae at the Awards Night, that he for 12,900, funds left ovcT'trom the transported his son to 46 games this ’The state Department of we did everything to discourage it. face mask, mouth piece and hockey 22 Inch commission budget, to the Rockville I got this horrifying mental picture gloves. year. 'Environmental Protection High School Scholarship Fund in of a seven-year-old with dentures, I knew our son only by the oc­ While I admit I’m glad the hockey (DEP) has urged Bolton Motorized tribute to Sharon Rowe, a high school and my husband, who’s the only dad casional whimper of “Ma, I can’t season is over, I know for sure we’ll selectmen to take action to student who was badly injured in an swallow!” be the first in line when it starts up in relieve a siltation problem Barbecue folding on the block with double-runner shoe C H A IR accident last year. skates, was equally unenthusiastic. (How was I to know there was an the fail. orginating in the Birch Grill v-4; The commission had already con­ adjustable chin strap on the helmet?) Carefully, I set my son’s trophy on Mountain subdivision. Reg. 16.99 For weeks we tried to brainwash Reg. 19.99 tributed $3,000 from its treasury him. Suddenly someone opened the gate his dresser where he could see it First Selectman David toward the purchase of a Shomobile We pasted lus walls with pictures and yelled, "Okay, men, on the ice.” when he woke up m the morning. Dreselly said roads in the for the town. of the Green Bay Packers. At night. One or two managed to stay up­ I admit It...I’m proud too! area are not the sole source of the siltation. ''yyf ' In a letter to Dreselly, • Easy uiap^xi hood Randy May, sanitary • Strong spit and tinoi engineer for the Water • QuM motor, battery Thick Cushioned Compliance Unit of the Big 7 Ft. powered Area police report Sposition easy grid DEP, said hi^department 8-Rib adjustments Folding Chair and Chaise Educators like budget Ringed tubular steel has received complaini application of federal revenue Garden East Hartford Vernon The arrest was made at a Village C o v en try tion program; cuts here hurt,” she about the problem. Smooth-rolling on 5 adjustable backrest!^ cushions. Chaise has sharing funds. inch wheels Raymond Hatch, 30, of 8 Ward St., St., Rockville, apartment by the ’The Coventry Board of Education said. “Once the town accejits Umbrella ’Two men were arrested at 12:24 , “It has been increasingly difficult ’The school board will recommend a.m. today on charges of gambling at Rockville, was arrested late Special Services Unit of the Vernon and School Supt. Arnold Elman roads, I believe it has the to maintain the education program, to the revenue sharing hearing, im­ responsibility for main­ ftoshbutton tilts shade in 24" MoEorized Deluxe 0 0 8 7 folding CHAISE the Eastview Cafe at 389 Main St., Thursday night and again early this Police Department. Blotninski was recommend approval of the 1977-78 either direction. Solid Reg. 28.99 released on a $1,000 non-surety bond buildings and grounds over the last mediately following the Annual ’Town tenance of them and their 2740 BBQ Grill, Reg. 29.99.... East Hartford, police said. morning on charges of disorderly budget at next Friday’s Annual Town Meeting, that three accounts be com­ color and floral combi­ conduct. for appearance in court in Rockville three years,” she said. Increases in drainage systems,” May nation. Meeting. the school board budget have pletely funded by revenue sharing Reg. 34.99 Edward P. 7 Zagorski, 26, of 31 Vernon Police said both arrests June 8. Joan Lewis, school board chair­ said. Hanmer St., ^ East Hartford, was Eleanor Dahlhous of New Britain averaged under 5 per cent during this money. He said a report received 20LB.KINQSFORD were in connection with disturbances man, said today the education budget The three are: Replacement of 42” Steel Umbrella Table charged wjfn gambling. Robert on Village St. Hatch was first was charged ’Thursday with making reflects less than a five per cent in­ period, she said. by the DEP indicated that Charcoal Briquets Coventry spent $1,153 per pupil, ac­ Instructional equipment, $2,800; Miller, 21, M 14 Kenyon PL, East released on his promise to appear an unsafe turn after being involved in crease over the cost to operate the siltation is being cording to the (Connecticut Public replacement of noninstructional Easy lighting, Hartford, was charged with and the second time on a $500 non- a two-car accident on Rt. 30. aggravated by failure to ^ s tic tipped, double long burning. Coventry schools this year. Expenditures Council (CPEC), Mrs. equipment, $2,775, and maintenance gambling |nd possession of ||vsurety ^ d . He is to appear in court ’The other car was driven by The total town budget, if approved, clean and maintain catch braced legs; baked white Reg. 2.99 marijuana. Gerald Weiner of Vernon Garden Lewis said. of plant, supplies and expenses, $7,- basins and properly to sur­ enamel fini^. 2.57 ^in Rockwle, May 25. will result in a one-mill tax decrease 500. Reg. 19.99 Leonard Blotninski, 19, of 24 Hayes Apartments, Vernon. Police said “Coventry ranks 122 among the face an area where the Police said plainclothes officers in Coventry. state’s 169 towns,” she said. The The school board will also recom­ Dr., Ellington, was charged damage was moderate to the cars. Schooi Supt. Elman "submitted an water flows. observed men gambling at a pooL ^ , state average was $1,372. mend that $15,331 of maintenance Several persons were treated at extremely lean budget to the board,” The letter continued, table in the cafe. - ^ 1% Thursday with illegal possession of a Part of the reduction is possible, contracted services be funded by cannabis-type substance with intent Rockville General Hospital for minor Mrs. Lewis said. ’The budget sought a “Recent events in some Mrs. Lewis said, because of expected revenue sharing money. ’The board Court date is May 23. to sell. injuries, police said. Ms. Dahlhous 10 per cent increase over the 1976-77 towns in our area have CHARMGLOW $72,000 in state funds through the budget will fund $772 of that account, has a court date of May 20. budget. ’The school board cut about demonstrated that a town Guaranteed Tax Base and the Mrs. Lewis said. S c o t ^ Cast Aluminum South Windsor one per cent before submitting the ignoring this type of problem may wind up with Deluxe Portable Deborah Wiley, 20, of 76 Agnes Dr., proposal to the Town Council. Rockville High School enormous repair bills or a k u fB e ild ti Turf Builder Manchester, was charged ’Thursday “The Town Council then imposed a G as Grill $68,406 cut to the school budget,” civil action by (he with failure to drive a reasonable dis­ Hebron meets Monday damaged party.” Covers tance apart. She was involved in a Mrs. Lewis said. Of that, the council 10,000 names top 2 students recommends funding $28,406 through The complaint to the two-car accident at the intersection ’The Annual Town Meeting and taxes due in 1977-78 on the Grand List DEP of “siltation to feeded S q.Ft Robert D. Malkin has been named junior with the highest average in of Rt. 5 and Rt. 30. federal revenue sharing money, so Budget Meeting for the Town of of Oct. 1,1976. $40,000 was cut directly from the tributaries of Case Pond” 100 Bags per Store $355 VALUE SAVE valedictorian of the Rockville ^ High mathematics and science. He also The driver of the other car was Hebron will be held Monday at 8 p.m. An independent public accountant No Rain Checks •227 budget. originated from Robert OVER School graduating class and Grqrary received the E. Stevens Henry award Mark Failla, 19, of Cloverdale Dr., in the Hebron Elementaiy Sdiool will also be appointed to audit the Denison of 700 Spring St., COMPLETE WITH: The school board cut supply, equip­ town accounts and records for the *2 Ames is salutatorian. ’The annotmee- for scholarship during his junior East Hartford. Ms. Wiley has a court gymnasium. Manchester, the owner of DYNAMARK10H.P. Rider •Stainless steel burner, X ment was made today by Principal year. date of May 20 in East Hartford. ment and maintenance accounts to Residents will receive and take ac­ fiscal year ending June 1977. LP tank, hose and Case Pond. regulator Martin Fagan. Gregory is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ^tth ew s, 28, of Enfield, accommodate the council reduction. tion on the 1977-78 budget document, ’The Board of Selectmen is also Dreselly said Denison Mower with 36” Twin Blades Teaching supplies, textbooks and •Rotisserie, spit and Harold Ames. He was awarded the was arrested Thursday on a warrant including the use of M eral revenue asking approval and permission to appeared before a recent Lawn Spreader SAVE motor Plump, Tufted, Foam-Filled Robert is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Bausch and Lomb Science Award charging him with two counts of equipment replacement spending for sharing funds, as recommended by enter into a contract with the OVER 1977-78 is still below amounts spent in Planning and Zoning (tom- •Multi-purpose basket Meyer Malkin. He is a member of the this year for attaining the highest public indecency in connection with the Bcmrd of Finance. Colchester Emergency Com­ mission meeting, commen­ • 3 piece dauxe tool set Patio Furniture Cushions prior years, Mrs. Lewis said. *116 National Honor Society, the school’s schoiastic standing in science sub­ incidents April 28 and 29. He was Residents will also be asked to munications Inc. beginning July 1 of ting on the runoff. The •Huvyguage vinyl released on a $75 cash bond after “This is a basic area to the educa­ this year. Full electric key start; transaxle drive with 3 cover CHAIR CHAISE tennis team, and the Quiz Bowl team. jects. He is also a National Merit determine the method of payment of meeting resulted in Dresel­ forward speeds,»633 1 reverse. Shock mounted Last year he received the Rensselaer Commended student and is a appearing in court Thursday and his ly and Robert Gorton, com­ Long lasting, rust-resist- engine. ?1% Medal, which is awarded to the member of the school’s ski club. case was continued for two weeks. anthnish. Works effi­ mission m en ^ r, doing an ciently, saves time and 10 H .P . 32" C u t , Reg. $ 6 4 9 ...... ‘ 576 energy. Easy to assemble. Heavy vinyl with pretty floral pattern onsite inspec^on. Prke kid. deliv. and set-up within 25 mi. radius reverses to solid color cotton duck. As a resulUif the inspec­ 10 per store. No Rein Checks Freedom of information tion, Dreselly wrote the DEP that the roads in question were not the sole I source of the siltation problem. 6lack&Decker^ \ Blacks Decker Andover claims heard ____ 1A” .QInnlARI>HA 1 A» rtAliivA nniihla PHn Soil erosion for a short 18” Single Blade 16” Deluxe Double Edge Whether or not the state Freedom minutes of the meeting were not town, Atty. Catherine Hutchinson Family Grass Seed 21 "Whirlwind II said the language of a 1917 state law term should be anticipated Electric Mower Shrub and Hedge Trimmer of Information Act takes precedence available for 13 days, he also Mixture 3Vi H.P. Mower over a 1917 Connecticut law will be charged. mandates that finance boards go into because the area is un­ with Grass Bag executive session. She said the state dergoing rapid develop­ Our Reg. 29.99 decided soon by the Freedom of In­ Bates also complained that the (tovers formation (FOI) Commission. finance board doesn’t have a regular iegislature did not intend to repeal ment and the recent severe winter required more sand 2,000 Andover resident Lawrence Bates schedule of meetings. the 1917 law when it passed FOI Bb cnativ9 In your planting with Sq.Ft. spreading than usual, he filed a complaint with the commis­ John Yeomans, finance board legislation two years ago. .Plante from For new lawn or over-seeding. sion concerning a March 31 meeting chairman, told the FOI Commission Bates said the history of the FOI said. Fourv Dreselly said the streets 1,000 Sq. F t ...... 3.44 of the Andover Board of Finance. that residents were invited to the Act is clear in having ail meetings are being swept and the The complaint was heard Thursday executive session because they might open to the public, with only five Woodland RPM, draws 6.5 amperes. by FOI Commissioner Helen Loy. be responsible for spending the exceptions. The executive session in Gardeni catch basins will be Bates alleges he was excluded budget. Yeomans denied any formal Andover didn’t meet the cleaned soon. from an executive session of the votes were taken in the March 31 requirements of the FOI Act, he said. He suggested the DEP do finance board while other Andover executive session. Bates said if the FOI Commission Azaleas pbik, tergt spec/a// a more thorough investiga­ fe s fH iQ im l residents were invited to attend. He rules in favor of the finance board, tion of the problem. PBiBNN.1 Fast operating with ‘ Yeomans said a vote was taken on ffEGRASSi also claims votes^ere taken in the there will be six exceptions. Dreselly plans to meet 3.000 cutting strokes a the proposed town budget in a sub­ SEHli aiminute! Three position Caladiim s terg* with a DEP representative executive session jand the votes were sequent executive session. Commissioner Loy will make a Geranium ^ -tofety switch. 18124 not available witoin 48 hours. The Defending the finance board for the recommendation to the full FOI 10 ter $13” to discuss the problem all colon further. Commission within two weeks. Gardenias r pote-50*

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PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALOTManchester, Conn.. Fri.. May 6, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheter. Conn., Fri.. May 6. 1977 — PAGE FIVE-B Herald Jenkins ‘controls’ Mariners Thoughts Homers help sink Cougars ,11-5 ApLENty By DAVE ROBACK angle BOSTON (UPI) - streak to 24 innings. The I’ve been doing that since I ex-Boston hurler Diego field out, Carl Yastrzemski the flrsT'inning with a \4 in the CCCAA, will face with Steve Cianci and Tom Zadrozny’s fly to center as Moretti was Rhode be awaiting the results of When Ferguson Canadian-born pitcher, was 17 years old. Segui was throwing, it singled home Doyle and single. “ You began to Correspondent Middlesex Community Kearney drawing walks to MCC cut the margin to 7-3 Island’s big stick collecting the NJCAA Regional Selec­ who has averaged a walk College in the semifinals in Jenkins has things un­ "I don’t care If it’s a win­ looked like those two runs George Scott followed with wonder if we were ever Concluding the load the bases. A fielder’s in the sixth. Back-to-back two hits, including a homer tion Board on Monday to Earl Y o s t every five innings through dy day or dark or might hold up. his fourth homer of the going to get another man regular season in a the CCCAA championships choice to the lettside ot the homers by Jim Moretti and and five runs batted in. find out who will be in the der control, chances at Palmer Field on Sunday. his major league career, whatever. I can find the “I just waited for the year into the leftfield net to on.” By Len Auster dismal and damp infield scored Munroe with Fontaine'accounted for Newton also chipped in New England finals May are the opposition has only issued four passes “He’s as hard as nails,” If victorious, the Cougars (Cianci crossing on a wild Sports Editor plate. Pudge (catcher guys to score me some give Boston thp-^lead for T /T il fashion yesterday was four Rhode Island runs in with three RBIs for the vic­ 15-16. won’t walk all over in 46 1-3 innings so far this Carlton Fisk) puts a sign runs,” said Jenkins. good. said Seattle manager advance to the finals that pitch. the bottom half of the tors now 10-9 overall and 8- season. Darrell Johnson of his 38 Manchester Com­ evening. frame. Rhode Island (11) him, literally and down there, and I’m going “When you spot them two Jim Rice kdded his third 9 in the NJCAA. 5 ^ “Jenkins is Jenkins,’’ like that, I was just hoping homer in th4 eighth inning year old pitcher. “ But munity College’s Manchester pitcher Jeff Ray Fontaine doubled Rick Nicola stroked two AB R H E RBI figuratively. to try and throw to it and 0 0 said Boston manager Don Diego would make some after Doyle ^ d reached when you go up against a Fatal mistake? Dion was racked early as and Dean Newton homered Bases on balls scored the. infield hits while Zadrozny MeAullffe, 3b 3 2 0 Low handicaps The 33 year old Boston keep it over the plate.” baseball team drop­ Morretti, lb 4 2 2 0 5 ’■^1 Zimmer. “He’ll never beat mistakes, but he just kept base on an errm to finish pitcher like Jenkins, two walks, a wild pitch, a to left giving Rhode Island final two Cougar runs off drove in two runs with a righthander threw a seven Wednesday, Manchester High lost a baseball game. It ping an 11-5 verdict to Fontaine, cf 5 2 2 0 1 Lowest handicap in the Manchester Country Club himself. If you hold the pumpin’ guys out.” Segui, who fannei^ 10 while though, you’re not likely to could be a lot worse before the season’s through. single, an error, and a dou­ a 5-2 margin in the third. starter Kevin Nichols. single and sacrifice fly. t I membership is held by Serge Sartori, two, with former hitter and didn’t walk a Jenkins kept it over the Rhode Island Jr. Newton, If 3 2 2 0 3 '1 - other club close, you have plate a little too much in Until the sixth inning. Up allowing six hit get many runs. With a The Indians had gone along at a nice clip with Mike Jor­ ble gave the Islanders an 3- T h re e sin g le s and a With one out in the eighth, Mazel and Munro each had Walsh, 2b 4 0 0 0 0 club champions Stan Hilinski and Erwin Kennedy listed batter as the Red Sox a good chance of winning College in Warwick, 0 lead. reliever Gary Lessard ; - the opening inning and to that point, Segui, now 0- "Diego had uscrazy over pitcher like him, control is dan pitching one game, Kevin Hanlon another, and back fielder’s choice increased double. Dion went the dis­ Nfthols, p 3 0 0 0 1 A as three handicap players. Steve Matava is also a three defeated the Seattle R.I. . proceeded to strikeout two with him on the mound.” .Mariners’ first baseman 4, had struck out seven and the firstJiv^innings,” said the whole bag.” again to Jordan. 'Ais rotation was brought about by an il­ The Cougars came back the lead to 7-2 in the fourth. tance dropping his record Lessard, p 0 0 0 0 0 handicapper and ex-club king Woody Clark, Rick Clough Mariners, 5-2, to take the had allowed just two hits. Boston\^^nager Don Luis Tiant (2-1) duels lness to Pete Daigle, pegged as a third starter. MCC, now 12-9 overall, with two runs in the third Bob Mazel stroked a dou­ with the bases full thus to 1-2. Pletruszka, rf 4 0 0 0 0 Asked whether control Dan Meyer powered a two and Bob LaFrancis are all listed at four. The latter is also rubber game of the three However, Denny Doyle in­ Zimmep^of Segui, who Nolan Ryan (3-3) tonight as Instead of it being a liability, however, this arrange­ 10-7 in the NJCAA, plus 7-3 as Bill Munroe doubled ble and scored on John erasing MCC’s threat. Looking ahead, MCC will Wolshlegel, c 4 1 3 0 0 game senes. was the secret to his run homer into the Boston a former winner of the coveted club title, as a 17-year-old itiated the winning rAlly retirqd^l3 out of 14 hitters Boston starts a three game ment turned into an asset. Jordan, a junior lefthander, in 1949...The Country Club will have a new club champ The \yalkless gam e success, Jenkins, 4-1, bullpen in right center, his Totals 34 11 9 0 10 ; fourth of the year. The way with a double. After an in­ after Bemie Carbo led off series against California. hurled three complete game victories and Hanlon, senior this season as 1976/vinner Bill King has moved to extended Jenkins’ control replied, “That’s no secret. Manchester righthander, went the route in two victories. (S) Ohio...First Mejpif^-Guest Golf Tournament of the Kearney, rf Hanlon, in turn, pitched Monday against Windham. season at M a n ^ ster Country Club is slated one week Lott golf leader ( sporte T sMazel, 3b Despite a good outing, he lost 4-1 as a passed ball turned Little League opens from tonigh^rhie average major league baseball player Nicola, 2b out to be fatal. Wednesday should’ve been Jordan’s turn is 24.7 old, weighs 177.5 pounds and stands just a Manchester’s Little League baseball under-par 68 over the McMahon, lb but Coach Hal Parks decided to ‘save’ him for Ck/nard DALLAS (UPI) - The forum shade u n « r six feet. He will hit 10.25 homers a season, program will get off the mark Saturday with treacherous Preston Trial Zarorzny, c (today in West Hartford weather permitting). That along word “par” suddenly drive in %.40 runs, compile a .276 batting average, steal Hunter’s defe THANKS TO ALL Esposito, If doubleheaders in all three leagues. Golf Club course and ^ i t h the desire of not having Hanlon pitph two games in regained some of its Gebhardt, dh 10.6 bases, strikeout 67 times, draw 47.8 walks and ground assume a one-shot lead in It’s pretty hard to find t ’ oiMuj^k were the explanations. Opening pairings: International League meaning at the Byron Munroe, cf into 8.3 doi)bleplays...One Man’s Opinion: Most consis­ his quest for his first tour the right words to say ' Be tllst as it may, while it’s only high school ball, it at Leber Field - Boland Oil vs. Ansaldi’s, Nelson Golf Classic Cianci, ss tent New England Whaler this past season Dave Keon; title. thanks to everyone who Dion, p seems Parks’ decision in the long run might prove out Lawyers vs. Hartford Road Dairy Queen. Thursday and a limited Best offensive player - Keon; Best defensive player - termed succes number of people were Only nine others broke had a hand in making the penney-wise and pound-foolish. The Indians lost a game American League at Waddell Field - Civitan Rick Ley: Most overrated Gordie Roberts; Most un­ able to say they had con­ par Thursday, including an Yesteryear Basketball Totals 31 5 6 1 4 derrated - Ralph Backstrom...Wet grounds forced post­ they should’ve won against Hall. Secondly, Conard has Club vs. Army & Navy Club, American abbreviated group who Reunion such a big RIJC 302 204 OOx-11 NEW YORK (UPI) h two-run triple by Bill mented Coach Yogi Berra. quered it. ponement of all last night’s local softball schedule. All always been a tough team for Manchester to beat and Legion vs. Modern Janitorial; National stood at two-und«];^ar 69 success. Manchester 002 001 020- 5 — Jim Hunter was an North in the second, giving “It makes us think he’s Jordan has lost to them once already. games have been reset for tonight. Lyn Lott was one of — Ben CrenshawT^ay the A’s a 4-0 lead and gonna be okay.” While iht, team, especially on the schoolboy level, League at Buckley Field ■ Nichols Tire vs. official loser in his those, relying on a hot Floyd and Fuzzy Zoeller. I include the committee Tennis signup Zany situation return to the New making it seem that the Page hit his sixth homer should be un'derqstimated it seems Parks did in regards Carter Chevrolet, Moriat;|y Bros. vs. Medics. which did a tremendous job of the year after a single by putter to post a three- York Yankees but an Yankee pitcher was headed to Hall and paid me price. As coaches say, you should go First games start at T o’clock. and all the ex-players and Monday from 9:30 to 1:30 Talk about zanjuilays in baseball, this one is offered. for an early shower. But Larry Murray in the first with your best all the time for you never know —about their friends who attended The score is tied, l^ y ia lf of the 10th inning, bases loaded Next week games are scheduled Monday tennis registration .vill be artistic success. Hunter allowed only four inning and North’s triple rainouts, about anything. to relive the days gone by. with one out. The suicide squeeze was called and the thru Friday nights in all leagues. held at the West Side Rec. ’The $2.8-million pitcher hits and one run the rest of boosted the A’s margin to Earlier in the campaign Jordan hurled on a Monday batter bunted out to the mound. The pitcher slipped and There are 40 openings in made his first appearance the way. 4-0 in the second inning. and came back to win on Friday. Why not Hanlon, who 1) (It 'iff'as a night to ■ fell fielding the ball. ’The runner from third crossed the classes. Thursday night since toeing “He pitched okay after The A’s scored their fifth indicated Wednesday he could go Friday and 2) on remember.) plate with the winnmg run. ’The batter, in his anxiety, Registration must be in sidelined opening day with the first two innings,” said run in the eighth on a single Wednesday pitched to one batter to get out of a mess? At person with proof^of slipped and fell run>||K down to first base. The catcher I have served on many a bruised left instep and Don Gullett. “When you and stolen base by Page this time of year three days of rest should be more than 3chola^^ Canadiens in finals residency and Rec cards walked towards hisluKch in disgust. The first baseman committees but believe was the losing pitcher as have a pitcher like him you and a single by Manny sufficient. required. & slammed jiown his glove. 'The batter was advised to get the Oakland A’s scored a 5- can afford to wait a few* Sanguillen. There’s one other drawback to the switch. Jordan will UNIONDALE, N.Y. me, this one topped them "The schedule is Iff up and run (o first na«e, which he did without any play Gainey added the winner all. Everyone, and I mean 2 victory. starts before he settles into Vida Blue allowed 10 hits be working today wnh eight days’ rest, havii^ last pitched (UPI) — Bob Gainey had lessons over a five-week / being made, the pitcher holding the ball. Neither the base foot yesterday was the at 9:12 of the third period everyone, worked hard. I But hbm agei^illy Mar­ his groove.” but struck out nine and had April 28 and that might be too much. And Hanlon in his Baseball only meant to send the period for a small fee. runner who was on first nor the runner on second ad­ Bennet High tennis squad as the Canadiens clinched certainly cannot take all tin and/the other Yankees “A long layoff like that a shutout until the seventh, next assignment will have had eight days between starts. puck into the New York Classes are Monday and vanced and legally touchedAhe next base on the bunt. Had ILLING HIGH' with a 7-0 verdict over the Stanley Cup playoff the credit because without nodded in approval at has to bother a pitcher, es­ when Graig Nettles singled Bitckers dominated play zone but he wound up slip­ Wednesday Advanced the defensive team noted, lorce plays could have been Will the long layoff affect his effectiveness, too? Cheney Tech. semifinal series, four Dorn Gentilcore’s idea to Hunter’s performance. pecially a control pitcher,” and scored on a double by It’ll be interesting to see how Manchester fares the rest ping it into the net. Beginners from 8:30 to made at both third and second base and as it yesterday as Webb Junior Results: Singles - John games to two, moving into combine the teams for one “It was satisfying,” said said Ken Holtzman. “He Bucky Dent. Chris. of the campaign. Six wins were garnered in eight outings. High had to go into one “We wanted to try to 9:30; Intermediate from developed,the batter could also have been retired at first Haslett def. Doug Rivard 6- the finals for the 24th time big reunion, this would not Martin. “He is a control got better as the game Chambliss’s sacrifice fly keep the momentum from 9:30 to 10:30 on Monday after he fell if the first baseman was in position to take a It’s now six of 10. Nine wins are needed to make the tour­ extra inning to nip Illing 7,6-1,7-6; Mike Hellabrand in their history. pitcher and he got better as wore on.” drove in the Yankees’ going to them because of have happened. and Wednesday, Tuesday throw and no run would have been allowed to sco^i - nament. Junior High, 1-D. def. Paul Dabroi 6-0, 6-0; he went along.” other run in the eighth. The gam e’s only run the crowd,” Gainey said and Thursday 8:30 to 9:30 “It was a good perfor­ Monica Murphy def. Steve Montreal opens defense Thanks again to Hunter was tagged for a The victory squar^ scored on a walk, stolen Thursday night, after his Beginners; and 9:30 to Official ruling . mance when you consider Bits and pieces Ference 6-0, ^2; Joanne of its title Saturday night everyone two-run homer by I^tchell Blue’s season record at 2-2 base, passed ball and goal seven seconds into the 10:30 Advanced Beginners. It’s now official, Town-Cpunsel Victor Moses has that it was his first time Heading into today’s play, Simsbury, Conard and Fer­ Anderson def. Steve against Boston, which Page in the first inning and and the loss put Hunter’s Webb’s only hit off Ken game started the Montreal There are 10 pei\ class. out in a month,” com­ mi sh a r^ the CCIL baseball lead, each at 7-3, with Chmelowski 6-3, 6-1. eliminated Philadelphia in Yours in sports, ruled that David’s entry in th»Ji’eluie League can use the mark at 1-1. Hill. The latter fanned 10 Canadiens toward a 2-1 vic­ Makeups are held on eight non-residents as they are all leghl property/dkmers Manchester a rung behind at 6-4. It’s either the league is Doubles; Ed Kennison- the other semifinal, four ■Yosh Vincek batters. tory over the New York Fridays at tim ^ of in Manchester. That’s not the end of thi controve^y and,, well-balanced or a sign of mediocrity...Pet Peeve Mike Daigle def. Bruce games to none. Illing collected three Islanders. scheduled class. it should be interesting to see what develbp^n th ^ e e k ’s Department: ‘Adults’ (and I use this term loosely) who Hewltt-Charlotte West 6-1, scream, obscenities included, at schoolboy baseball hits, a double by John Kelly 6r0; Brad Woodhouse-Mike ahead. ’The fire is far from out...It seenw strjmge that and singles by Alex players from the opposing team. And when somebody Nightingale def. Dabroi- schoolboy tennis players are allowed to compete in out­ Cey snaps slump, Britnell and A1 Klibanoff. says something nasty about their kid say, “How dare you Bob Vishimoto 6-2, 6-1; side competition during the'regular schedule without any The localsv are _now 2-1 do that, that’s my kid you’re talking about?? Andy Loveland-Al Ander­ penalty from the CIAC, governing body of Connecticut recorjUwiscr ^ high school sports. Plajjers i n '^ e r sports cannot com­ Katie Tucker, standout on the East CathoUQgirls’ son def. Graham Warner - swimming team, will continue her career at Bos^n 1 EAST CATHOLIC Chmelowski 6-2, 6-1. CHEVROLET pete 4n outside play during the regular slate. homers off Ses^yer CARTER M^Ns College in the fall...Ray Gliha, Manchester High’s fim 'Ijfthoiic High’s centerfielder, will take his baseball talents to Eastern baseball game yesterday For 41 yaara Carter bhavrolat In Manchaatarinchmtor hat meant good ChavrolatChavr< against Windsor Locks at NEW YORK (UPI) in the National League nine hits for his third Connecticut State College in the fall wher^he will join Golf straight win and helped his Coach Bill Hollowaty’s program...KeittUiamb,«s assis­ Eagle Field was postponed daala and good Chavrolat airvica. Hara’a Juat a few aampla buys — wa have — After almost a week West over Cincinnati to 9 Manchester own cause with a pair of tant baseball coach at East Catholic, will be assistant^ because of wet grounds. It in the deep freeze, l/2games. Los Angeles has has been rescheduled for Manchester High’s a lot more bargali^ on our lot. Bizarre hit won 21 of 25 games. I two-rqn singles to lead coach with the Willimantic Legion team this summer un­ “The Penguin” is war­ May 19 at 3:15. golfers went down to a twin “Before I went up to the Montreal. Gary Carter had der John Risley. Lamb is an ECSC sophomore... esterday afternoon in ming up again. a pair of doubles for the The CIAC state Division I golf championship this year Upsetting situation at home pljate plate, (Manager) Tommy Willimantic. -« Ron Cey of the Los Lasorda said to me Expos who handed San ill be held at Ellington Ridge Country Club. It is the Playing in wet and col(l in Toronto Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk lands on his back after tagging out Angeles Dodgers, better Remember. God made Francisco its 10th loss in 12 h'xne course of Manchester High’s Dave Thomas who31 CHENEY TECH weather 5 on the Country NEW i f m k Mariners’ Carlos Lopez when latter tried to steal home. Umpire is Alan known as Penguin to his you to drive m runs, said games at home (his season. shot at the individual title Norwich Tech and Club course, host Windham Cpe - with a 4 cyl. engine, 4 teammates because of the Cubs 6, .Astros 3 speed trans., AlMl radio, ■ body ■ NEW YORK (UPI) - The N ew ^ork Mets Clark. (UPI photo) Cey. “But it can t turn out Griswold High each tacked High posted a 5Vi-l(4 win NEW 77 IMPALA way he walks, was hot Manny Trillo had a dou­ 4-1 defeats on Cheney side mouldini 5-year or 60,- and Penney High of East 000 mile englen warranty. 4 door Sedan, 6 cyl engine, automatic trans., deluxe seat were obviously in a fog when-^^ey Stengel during the month of April ble. triple and three-run Tech’s golf team yester­ Hartford eked out a 4-3 belts, mats, roof drip mouldings, radio, rear speaker, value homer to power Chicago. atlle Slew mumbled his famous phrase, “Can’t anybi^y and set a major league National day. success. appearance group, steel belted radial w/walls. here play this game?” record for runs batted in Jerry Morales added Mike Fraser led Cheney Mike Presti paced the League a thr,ee-run blast and Stock §4892 •3385 The Toronto Blue Jays center. However, G d ff' with 29. with an 82 which also was locals with a 43-39-82 with Stock #54 71 But, since May rolled George Mitterwald a solo the day’s low score. Fraser Moeo were playing in a fog Woods, the Toronto center this way every time. I horse to beat Jeff Shrider next with 89. shot for the Cubs while Joe Thursday night. At one fielder, could not see the around he’s been frigid as don’t doubt Lasorda, but I accounted for Tech’s Dave Thomas, despite il­ 76ers extended Ferguson. Cliff Johnson LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Seattle Slew is point in their game against ball and it wqnt over his Leaders the Antarctic Circle. He doubt myself sometimes.” points lness, and Craig Eagleson and Bob Watson homered the Milwaukee Brewers, head for airinside-the-park enterq^ Thursday night’s Dusty Baker also stroked unbeaten in six starts coming to the Kentucky Other Tech scores were; finished with 94 rounds ^ NEW 77 PICKUP for the Astros. five Toronto p la y ^ J rie d homer. / game with the New York a two-run homer off Seaver Derby and there have not been many Doug V ictor 104, Jeff Glenn Dobkin added a w W Ton 8’ fleetslde, 6 cyl. beating Rockets Phillies 8. Padres 3 NEW 77 MONTE CARLO to find a ball nit% ; Sixto “1 saw ihe pitcher and Batting Mets without a hit in his in the fifth as the Dodgers thoroughbreds able to make that claim. Corelli 112 and Tony Medalist laurels wew to Landau cpe. V-8 engine, automatic trans., air conditioned, engine, standard trans, rear A throwing error by bumper, gauges, below eye Lezcano into right field — the outline of the hitter, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - While it may be hard to con­ last 15 at bats and had gone sent 10 men to the plate Remenik 109. Brent Cobb of Windnam vinyl roof, deluxe seat belts, deluxe bumpers, bumper National League catcher Gene Tenace E ven S e c r e ta r ia t’s on the lead, for Run Dusty line mirrors, heavy duty rear and couldn’t.. that’s a^,” Woods said. fuse the Houston Rockets with the more-publicized only l-for-25 when he and collected six hits in with a 75. Tony Roberto’s guards, tinted glass, auxiliary lighting, body side AB H Pet. paved the way for a four- record was somewhat R u n ’s la te c h a r g e . mouldings, door edge guards, radio, cruFse control, tilt springs, stabilizer bar. The onjy difference “All I knew was that it was Boston Celtics, the Philadelphia 76ers know they have a stepped up to bat against sending the Mets' right­ 81 paced Penney with Phil Parker, Pit 89 37 .416 run fourth inning to send marred before the 1973 However, Mickey Taylor Track steering wheel, mats, steel belted radial w/walls, rust- between , the Mets and the in the air.” Simmns, St. L 76 31 .408 much tougher fight on their hands. Tom Seaver with thd bases hander down to his first Sheremeta following with proofed. Philadelphia past San Kentucky Derby, but he insists Seattle Slew does BENNET GIRLS stock §5515 •3875 Blue Jays is that the fog in Lezcano’s triple followed Matthews, Atl 68 26 .382 The 76ers used their loaded in the fifth inning. loss in five decisions. The an 85. Other Penney scores Diego. Tenace's return was t^e last of the nine Tri­ not insist on running in Bennet Junior High’s Stock iMMO Toronto was real. shortly thereafter and the Yeager, LA 69 25 .362 familiar run-and-shoot team. They can really put a Suddenly, it was April big inning made things were Jon Brewster’s 90, throw to first base on an ple Crown winners. front — it’s just that none girls’ track team defeated ’ 0 070 Lezcano wound up with a umpires decided enough Trillo, Chi 67 24 ,358 offense to break open a lot of points on the board in again for Cey. The hard­ easy for Rick Rhoden to George Paul’s 92 and Jim apparent double play ball There is a great deal of of his rivals have been fast Kosciusko Junior High in triple while the five Blue was enough. Cey, LA 90 32 .356 tight game in the third a short period of time.” hitting Dodger third win his fifth game without Mayo’s 102. hit the runner and allowed conjecture the early line 1- enough to keep up with Enfield yesterday, 44-10. Jays search^lt for the Elsewhere in the Smith, LA 90 32 .356 quarter and went on to a While Houston gave the baseman stroked a low 3-2 a loss as he limited the Windham also whipped Rose, Cin 80 28 ,350 the tying run to score. 2 leader Seattle Slew%iill him. The locals won all six CMTER USED C M S M E THOROUCIILY TESTED « D REI»IIDinONED. elusive ball. American League, the 128-117 victory over the 76ers all they could handle. pitch from Seaver over the Mets to eight hits. John Penney, 5-2. Gonzalez, Hou 81 27 .333 Jerry Martin then singled become the 10th. Gerald Robins’ For The events. Chris Cheney That bizarre piay con- Boston Red Sox trimmed stubborn Rockets Rockets’ Coach Tom right-center field fence for Milner spoiled Rhoden's Evans, SF 73 24 .329 That kind of pressure can Moment, the third choice copped the 100-yard dash in the Seattle Mariners, 5-2, Thursday night in the Nissalke pointed to a 19-8 his second grand slam and shutout bid in the eighth home the go-ahead run and American1 League be paralyzing to owners, at 8-1, is another expected 12.7 with teammate Karin SALE PRICED SALE PRICED the Oakland A’s beat the opening game of the NBA stretch in the third quarter 10th homer of the season. with a two-run homer. Ted Sizemore s sacrifice AB H Pet. trainers and jockeys, but to run on or near the lead in Dennison second; Kathrine American New York Yankees by the when Philadelphia ran at The blow capped a seven- In other NL games. fly capped the rally. Mike 1976 FORD 1074 OLDS Velez, Tor 70 27 .386 Eastern Conference finals, Seattle Slew’s camp seems the early going under Walsh won the 140 low Qranada 4 Door. V-8. auto., air oond., powar ataarlng A CutloM “8" Sport Coup*. V-S. auto., olr cond., powar run inning and carried the Philadelphia beat San Schmidt hit a two-run brakaa, radio, vinyt roof. Vary low mltaima (0,352) and It's •toarlfH) a brakaa, radio, vinyl roof, low rnljim lloaga (3 S.SS0). League same score and the Kansas Smith, Bal but it wasn't all that sim­ will against his slower to be handling it like cham­ c 55 21 .382 Dodgers to a 7-2 victory, homer for the Phillies in jockey Angel Cordero. hurdles in 18.7; Kitty like naw. City Royals edged the ple. team and stretched its Diego, 8-5, Montreal Wa$t3S9B NOW $3098 Page, Oak 95 36 .379 helping rookie Randy pions. Jockey Larry Snyder will Perkins was first in the 440 Wb$ $4495 NOW$3908 vinced the umpires, who Chicago Wiite Sox, 6-5. Fisk, Bos 74 “We did not win easily, lead. which stretched their lead defeated San Francisco, 7- 28 .378 Lerch to his fourth win in Just as trainer Biily ride William Farish’s 20-1 in 74.5 with team m ate Sports called an hour’s halt until Royals 6, While Sox 5 Cooper, Mil 88 33 .375 even though the game “In the third quarter we 1, and Chicago edged I, five decisions. Dave Win­ Turner assiduously is shot Nostalgia in the Der­ Jackie Meyer second; the fog lifted. When play George Brett struck a Wahngtn, Tex 59 22 .373 might have looked like it,"” got into their game — a Houston, 9-8. ' field homered for San schooling Seattle Slew in by. Also listed at 20-1 were Cheney and Dennison briefs 75 F0I8 Row^^'tvsImi$S49S 75 PONT. Wn$4iN$4iWes453MS 79 VOLKS $2295 resumed, Ron Fairly saw pair of doubles off his older Lopez, Sea 50 18 .360 admitted 76ers’ Coach run-and-shoot game,” Expos 7, Giants 1 Sq. Back Wagon. 4 cyt.. auto., radio. Sports the paddock and the star­ Bwamazon Farm’s Get placed one-two in the 220 LTD 8q. 10 Paaa ^ t l o n Wagon. V-8, auto., air Catalina 4-Door. V-S. auto., olr cond., AM -FM the ball well enough to hit a Burleson, Bos 91 32 .352 Nissalke said, “and a run- Steve Rogers scattered Diego. cond., powar ataarlng A brakaa, luggaga rack, radio, powar ataarlng 8 brakaa, vinyl roof, brother, Ken, the second Gene Shue. “As great as ting gate to ward off any with the winning time 29.5; Good problem bases-empty homer in the Cubbage, Min 80 28 .350 and-shoot game is better > 8 l a t e ^ The Axe, Jean-Louis radio. robln't ogg blua and a boauty. driving home Fred Patek we were playing, they kept Derby Day jitters, owners Lee Sadosky, Meyer and PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) 75 PONT. $3295 seventh inning that gave Hargrove, Tx 69 24 .348 for the team with more Levesque’s Giboulee, 76CKV. ibt$29S5 Catalina Sport Coupa. V-8. auto., air cond.. with the winning run in the it close.” Karen and Mickey Taylor — City Commissioner 74CHEV. WM$3Si$*riM$289S powar ataarlng A brakaa, AM -FM radio, vinyl Home Runs FRIDAY George Steinbrenner’s Betty Sheldon swept the Impala 4-Door Spt. Sadan. V-8, auto., air con- Chovotta Hatchback Coupa. 4 cyl.. auto., radio, Toronto a 9-8 victory. sixth inning. Joe Zdeb Philadelphia shot 61 per talent.” roof. Baseball sought instruction from Steve’s Friend, Darby Dan 880 with the winning time Frank Ivancie^has mixed d., powar ataarlng A brakaa, vinyt roof, radio. low mlloaga plua oconomy. Toronto was ahead, 4-3, opened the sixth with a National League: Cey, LA “We can’t run with this cent in the first half but led Manchester at Conard Mrs. Penny (Tweedy) Farm’s Sanhedrin and 2:52.6; Walsh won the feelings about an ordinance in the top of the fifth with single and went to second 10; Burroughs, Atl and Carter, only 64-57 as Houston’s 6-10 team,” Houston guard 71F0n Nn $149S 74 cm . he$176S Mtl 7; Ferguson, ifbu, Cheney at Coventry Ringquist. Joseph Roebling’s Western broad jump with a leap of outlawing ticket scalping Vaga Station Wagon. 4 cyl., 4 apaad, AM-FM Robin Yount on baifb when as Patek reached first on 'John Lucas said. “We’ve Mavarick 2-Door. 8 cyl., auto., radio. radio, axtra claan car. • T R U C K S • Garvey, LA and Kingman, NY Moses Malone scored 22 of Wethersfield at “She’s a grand lady,” Wind. Harbor View Farm’s 13.5 feet. for events held at the Civic Milwaukee’s Cecil Cooper an error. Buck Martinez his game-high ^ points and got to set up for the shot. If Mickey Taylor said Auditorium or the 75 cm . $52K 6. Penney Affiliate was 15-1 and Nas­ 75GMEV. WH$4Uii4irrM$3M5 71 cm $1745 Blaxar 4 whaal driva, auto. V-8, powar ataarlng, hit what, in ordinary cir­ singled home Zdeb and gobbled up five offensive we take the quick shot, BENNET BOYS Caprica Eatata Station Wagon. V-8, auto., American League: Zisk, Chi East Hartford at Fermi Thursday morning. “She ty Stable’s Flag Officer 30- Memorial Colisbuai- Impala Station Wagon. V-8, auto., olr cond., radio, and many mora axtraa. cumstances, would have Brett followed with his se­ 8; Valez, Tor 7; Baylor, Cal, rebounds over* the they can come back really Victory in the day’s fipal powar ataarlng & brakaa, radio. powar ataarlng, olr cond., radio, luggaga rock. Newington at South told vs, ‘You don’t know 1. “I’m glad we’ve got this been a rather routine fly to cond double to score Patek. Hisle, Minn, Gross, Page and befuddled 76er front line. quick and if they do that, event, the 880-yard relay, Windsor - what you’re in for, but There was also a three- problem,” Ivancie said, m 67 cm . 51265 75 cm . $4095 Williams, Oak 6. it’s Katie-bar-the-door.” 74 DONE H $2S9S Sal Air 4-Door. 6 cyl., atandard. radio, orig. 89.- W ton 8' Floalalda Pickup. V -8,3 apood. radio, Dawkins helped you’ll have the time of your gave Kosciusko Junior referring to the success of Dart Sport 2-Dr. Coupa. S cyl., auto., powar Glastonbury at horse betting field of La 156 mllaa on thia car. roar atop bumpor. ’ Malone in the Malone started as if he High a 54-50 win over ataarlng and brakaa, vinyl roof, radio. Runs Bulled In Roekville 10 SPEED RACER life’.”, Luna Stable’s Sir Sir, W.C. the Portland Trail Blazers, National League: Cey, LA arter and scored was intent on being a one- Looking for a chink in Bennet Junior High yester­ “but that’s the way a lot of Bolton at Portland atthiioM piteof Partee’s Best Person and 72 cm . $2195 74 cm. $3425 33; Burroughs, Atl25; Parker, ints along with man wrecking crew, hit­ Seattle Slew’s record is not day. us used to work our way 7SF0N Wm $34KSiIi Mcs4$3395 impala Custom Coupa. V-8, auto., powar Rham at Vinal Tech Marvin Warner’s Papelote, Oran Torino 4-Door. V-8, auto., air cond., ataarlng, air cond.. vinyl roof, radio. '4 ton 8' Floattlda Pickup. V -8.3 tpood, powar Sports Transactions Pitt, Simmons, St. L and Win­ Collins and ting on seven of 10 shots The locals led, 50-49, ataarlng, radio. Ellington at East Gran- easy, bqt the 3-year-old son listed ^ 30-1, for a total of through college.” powar ataarlng and brakaa, vinyl roof, radio. field, SD 24. )hia took a 100-83 from their field and 8-of-8 of Bold Reasoning-My going into the final event. American League: Rudi, by 12 betting entries. Warner 73 cm . $2695 final quarter to from the foul line while Charmer will face the sur­ Each squad copped six Crampton retires 750LN Nn$43NS4ir(M$4145 Malibu Station Wagon. V-8, auto., powar 73 pa. $2995 Pro Fouthall Cal 27; Zisk, Chi, Allen, Oak Track $129»» purchased Papelote from Dolta "SS" 4-Dr. Hardtop. V-8. auto., olr cond., ataarlng A brakaa, radio, vary low m lfa ^ . V« tohA' Flaatalda Pickup. V-8. auto., raar atap seemingly clinch the game.getting Caldwell Jones and events with Steve Telgener Los Angeles — Signed UCLA center Mitch Kahn as a and Velez, Tor 23; Hisle, Minn M anrhester/Hall at prising number of 14 other Luis Noble Thursday, DALLAS (UPI) - Bruce powar ataarlng 8 brakaa, radio, vinyl root. bumpar. Wrong. The Rockets hit McGinnis into foul trouble. winning the mile in 5:18 free agent. ^22. Fermi — Assortsd colon sntl frams $tus — starters in Saturday’s 1 which is one — and maybe Crampton, 42, who has won 14 of their first 15 shots and “We were letting Moses qito the 880 In 2:19. 76 cm . WMHlM$iliPriei4$4995 $4145 New York Jets - Signed Penn State tackle-center Dave Fermi at MHS (girls) 1/4-mile race, which will the only way of getting box 15 tour titles but no major »p. V-6, auto., AM -FM sterao 73 FOND $2395 cut the 76ers’ advantage to get the ball down too Other Bennet successes Monta Carlo Coupa. V-8, auto., air cond., radio, powar ataarlng A brakaa. vinyl roof. A 'ri ton 8' Styiaalda Pickup. V -8.3 apaad. powar FUU 8EBVICE ON ALL MAKEgT be worth $267,200 and a championships in nearly 20 powar ataarlng 8 brakaa, buckot oaata, vinyl Shukri as a free agent. Tennis seats for the Derby at this raal baauty. ataarlng. radio. seven, 120-113, with 3:33 to deep,” Shue„ said. “You came in the high jump, Jbff roof. Washington — Signed free agent Colgate safety Mark MHS at Conard (girls) $214,700 winner’s prize if late date. years on the PGA tour, has Pact extended play before Julius Erving can’t give Moses position. l j u st Lombardo leaping 5-7, Murphey. Cheney at Rham Z - M m m all go to the post. announced his retirement SAI^ ANTONIO, Tex. hit two foul shots and a We were letting him touch PURPOtC Mrs. Robert Lehmann’s Mark Doyon braking the from the pro ranks. Pro liuHkt-lhull g the ball much too easily.” Conard at MHS tape in .24.3 in the 180 low basket to enable the crowd San Antonio — Renewed the contract of Coach Doug (UPI) — The San Antonio Gulf entry of Run Dusty Run, Crampton said his retire­ Spurs have rewarded of 17,507 to breathe a little But Malone left his im­ who finished second to Candy man hutdis^^ Doug Hanley ment is dpe to “changed Moe for another year. easier. pression for the remainder MHSerlin at Old ATHLETII: SHOES ^tossed tfie'shot'put 35 feet, HuNt;|ml| Coach Doug Moe with a Sayhrouk Seattle Slew in the voting NEW YORK (UPI) - priorities,” and said that But those who thought of the best-of-seven series, 19'A inches and John Hanley Seattle — Recalled pitchei^ick Jones from Wichita one-year extension on his East, St,Bernard at for last year’s 2-year-old Reggie Jackson, the $3- '* 7 h e ^ ^ iiS to devote .more the 76ers would have a pic­ which continues here Sun­ championship, and Bob’s threw the javelin 141 fe^ I and optioned Frank McCormaclkto Toledo. contract after the rookie Nurwirh SPEEDO SUITS millionman in the New' -'tfine to his family. CHEVROLET nic after their grueling day afternoon. Dusty were next in the ear­ one inch to take this fiefleld Uo College liuHkinliull coach led the Spurs into the - Softhall 2 MAIN ST. York YanRe&N)utfield, has He won $1,373,494 in playoffs in their first year seven-game sericS'against “I didn’t expect him to ly line at 5-1. event. prize money in his career, Oral Roberts — Jerry Hale resigned as head basketball be as smooth as he was,” lard CHAncr. seen his dream come true : CARTER Boston should reconsider. Bob’s Dusty is charged coach. in the NBA. Saturdayrda a new candy bar — Reggie, and finished second to Jack OPEN EVE TIL 9 P.M. THURS. TIL 6 P.M. “Did you see how they! said Erving, the 76ers’ high FARR’S IT with setting a quick early Moe, 38, signed with the Aquinas at E a st Reggie, I ^ i e ' - will be Tennis Nicklaus in four major Soccer cut that lead down?” point man with 24. “He pace to wear down Seattle Spui^last June after four Cathullr (2), 2tJ0 OPEN MON. to SAT. to 9 P.M. ~ - producep by Standard BENNET HIGH championships. Washington — Traded defender Tom Galati to Las George McGinnis asked. played with a lot of con­ Slew, who always has run 1229 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER TEL 646-6464 Vegas for midfielder Art Welch. ““ assistant coach Tel. 643-7111 or 646-3998 Brands Inc. later this year. Getting off on the right now-defunct ABA. “Thev’re an explosive fidence tonight.” X PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., May 6, IDT? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 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Aiid I’ll 200 level lot. X}ulet convenient shopping. 4 bedrooms, den or Hardwood floors. Wail to wall 26 day* .... 8* word p«r day make you an offer to our fifth bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, carpeting in living room, National League She Hem lh Come to tho BRAND OPENINB of neighborhood. $43,900. Direct dining room and family room. COLUMBIA LAKE - For sale. 18 worda $2.00 mlnlrmim m utual benefit. 1-223-4460 from owner. Call 649-1040 AGENCY applianced eat-in kitchen, 3 acres of choice wooded Kai>l Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch before 9 a.m. after 5 p.m. mild room loaded with closet Cathedral ceiling. 11/2 baths. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEALERSHIP Aluminum siding. Price below residential land. 500 feet from* GB HANDCRAFT GALLERY ' and shelves, fireplaced living lake. 673-5148 after 6:30 p.m. {^CHESTER - Raised replacement cost, at $47,500. P itts S a t, IRay 7 $200.00 WEEKLY Stuffing JUST LISTED - West side Ranch. Four years old. room, formal (lining room, envelopes already .stamped Am Brook Real Estate, 742- St. Louis large Cape. 3-4 Bedrooms, Eight rooms, foui) large paneled family room, many Rotort Proparty 27 Com e see our completo and addressed. Free supplies. built-ins & cabinets. 2 Montreal AVAILABLE aluminum siding, new roof, 1 bedroomi, -2^ baths, Send self addressed stamped 1/2 baths, jalousied porch, one stairways to second floor COLLECTION OF HANDCRAFTED fliqtlace, bowed window, ELUNGTON - 8 Room Eiarly GARDNERS LAKE - water­ Chicago 10 10 .500 3Vi enveloplope to; DIVERSIFIED,DIVERSlFll car garage, recently which adaptable for in-law front, six room, furnished cot­ Phila 10 11 .476 4 ITEMS 1206 Ca.mden Drive, Rich: remodeled. $%,900. A best buy formal dining room with section. $59,500. 875-1616. /Unerjean Cape. Across from tagi "Ellington Ridge Country Qub. tage. Boat and dock. Plenty of New York 9 13 1429 Main 8L East Hartford In Andover... mond, Va„ 23229. by Hayes Corp. 646-0131. sliders to deck, eat-ln pritivacy. $49,000. 401-322-!;-lM7. kitchen, larga family room MANCHESTER, For Sale - 5.6 acres. $58,900. Hayes Viesl with enclosed porch, By owner. Spacious 6 room, Corp., 646-0131. W L Pet. INDEX Situation Wantad IB custom built brick. Cape Cod. TOWNHOUSE Condominium - NORTHEMIIIIMIIE closets galore, 22 3 Announcomente PRIOR SERVICEMEN - The ADVERTISINR experience. Desires part time room, many other features. ditioning, carpeting, carport, Three bedrooihs, (2 king), 1 I' 4 _ roam ColooUl wfih > deUcbadjnr- TOWNHOUSE- in private County. 275 acres woodland San Fran 9 14 .391 11 Enterlainment Air Force rfecently announced work preferably in doctor’s if* located ap on Jtnaao St. Ftne $53,000. Phone 646-2992. large Mck yard, swimming 1/2 baths, large formal dining 5 - Auctions DEADLINE setting with brook for quiet near Eagle Lake. 80 acres San Diego 10 18 .357 12»2 Lott tnd Found 1 new openings for individuals 647-9946 office. Call 646-4066. r«tld«nUal araa. Ho*m n««da po(>i. $32,000. No realtors. 646- room, fireplaced living room •onM (ace U nin|, but le an Meal comfortable living. Six woodland on Eagle Lake. FINANCIAL with prior military service. If 12:00 noon Iht day batora and rec room with bar. Gor­ Atlanta 8 16 .333 12>2 8 Bonda-Stocks-Morloegea femlljr home. rooms, three bedrooms, don Realty, 643-2174. C*a*r«rll*e«m *n FOUND - Cat, in the Pine ou nave been out for less publication. NEED A LICENSED John A. Bakor riiiiritiluv's Kesullx 9 Personel Loans 2V4 baths, modem kitchen UIKNOODCMUSOimi 10 — insurance Street area. PleafI call 643- Slan 5 years and are looking Doadllno for Saturday and babysitter for your pre­ •Very rarely does a ctoice MANCHESTER - Charming Eaglo U k o , Mo. 04738 schooler? Call 643-8971. UCROCKEH with appliances plus many MANCHESTER - 5 Room Chicago 8. Houston 7 9213. for “A Great Way of Life” , Monday ia 12:00 Noon Friday. seven room ranch that eight room Cape Cod home in 207-444-885S EMPLOYMENT contact the Air Force im­ HELP WANTED Raaltor 843-1877 other features. |i7,900. Ranch. Aluminum siding. Montreal 7. San Francisco 13 Help Wanted ------Excellent opportunity for individuals to learn a skilled overlooks the Country Club excellent convenient 14 Business Opportunities LOST - Young malfe orange mediately. Call 646-7440. neighborhood. Large New roof. New driveway. City 1^ I 1 Situation Wanted trade in Manchester. We need; become available. But, (lue utilities. Convenient location. 15 — Tiger Cat. Answers to PLEASE READ □ EDUCATION CAPE — 6 rooms, living to retirement, owner is fireplaced living room, 4 Paal Bttah Wantad 23 Philadelphia 8. San Diego SEWING MACHINE • WoavtrB • DythousB Man DUPLEX - 6-3, Fireplace, $29,900. Hayes Corp., 646-0131. EDUCATION "Rusty” . Vicinity of West St. YOUR AD room, dining room, 3 relocating. The house has bedrooms, 2 baths, family 5 S » 18 Private Instructions Please call 646-4181. Operator with drapery • InapBctorB • Layout Man carpeting, aluminum storms, bedrooms, new kitchen three bedrooms, living, room, large screen ^ porch, SELLING your house? Cali us 19 _ Scnools-CiMet experience. Call between 9 first and we’ll make you a Los Angeles 7. New York 2 S We will instruct and train qualified applicanU. Excellent CItulfM (dt «r* liken over Privata Inttruetlont IB trees, $445 Income. $36,900. cabinets and counters, full dining, kitchen and den overlooks private beautifully 20 -- lnslructtOi;n Wanted and 5, Monday thru Friday. lEIIL ESTATE SALESPERSON cash offer. T.J. Crockett, ToduyV Guiiiex ^ LOST - Sheltie (Toy Collie) in Company paid fringe benefits. ttw phom u 1 conYmlinci. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. basement, treed yard. $33,- plus iMi baths. Basement landscaped yard. Asking $48,- REAL ESTATE vicinity of Manchester Green. 646-7286. Tlw Hwild It rnpontibla lor REMEDIAL READING and has huge rec room, work 900. 643-0058. Realtor, 643-1577. Atlanta (Capra 0-1) at ^ M a k e s o m s * 23 Homes for Sale Apply - 900.00 WANTED Reward. Call 649-4256, only one Incorrect Intarticn end math; individualized work COMPLETELY Redecorated room (with shower) and lor M i ostsbaOMd. 24 —LotS'Lind for Sale STEADY WORK - Reliable, then only to the tire ol the Chicago (Krukow 0-2) § h a o p y 25 —Investment Property anytime.' arn, (lst-8th grade) by Two or three bedroom Cape. two car garage. An abun­ MANCHESTER md quoMr oompm». Foi IMMEDIATE Cash for your — hard worker, who wants originti Ineirtlon. Errort which On busline, close to . schools WW or wWieid imerlmee. Draw property. Let us e^ lain our Cincinnati (Billingham 3-g 26 Business Property CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. E >r’s degree teacher. 568- COLONIAL CAPE - Near dance of pine paneling ROCKLEDGE - Aluminum contldorodlorrt^p«rocii.nto- 27 —Resort Property steady employment, good in­ do not letten Ihe value .ol the fair proposal. Call 1) at Pittsburgh (Hooker 3: gCa/l 843-2711 LOST - Siamese Cat. Beige, 8075. and shopping, 12 X 24 living High School, 7 rooms, 4 throughout the house. Am sided Dutch Raised Ranch. h m eonadoneo to Mr. 28 - Real Estate Wanted with brown markings and blue come. Call 528-6702 between 9- 31 Cooper Hill Straal edvertltement will not be cor- room, fireplaced dining room, Three bedrooms, 11/2 baths, Belfiore,jre, M7-:M7-1413. 1). N ^ Manchattar, C L 06040 cted by en iddlllonel Ineer- bedrooms, IVi baths, large the lot is 125 by 300... affor­ WARREN L MISC. SERVICES eyes. Vicinity Main & Hdhry 2 only. tlon. GUITAR, BANJO Instruc­ appiianceo kitchen, wall-to- ding the maximum of family room with fireplace, Houston (Lemongello 0-3) ^ 31 Services Offered Streets. Answers to name “An Equal Opportunity Employer” tions - ^ ild ren age 5 on. wall carpet, fiberglass in- eat-in kitchen, formal llving/dinlng room. Two car MAY WE BUY your home? 32 —Pamling-Papering privacy. Call, it will be our at St. Louis (Falcone 0-3). N ^ “Jonathan." Children's Pet. NOW accepting applications Adults.' Folk, Bluegrass, round pool, nicely dining room, fireplace, 2- garage, with electric eye. HOWLAND ()uick, fair, all cash and no 33 —Building-Contracting leasure to show you RoaKora 648-1108 Montreal (Brown 1-1) at S _ , _ _ . ^ 34 —Rootmg-Siding Please call 289-3434, or 646- for full time employmentt. Rock, Blues, Bass, Vocal ac­ fandscaped, truly im­ car garage. $41,500.00 iro u ^. Large lot. Florida room. + problems. Call Warren E. 35 — Heating*Plum6ing 1363. Reward. Cali 528-3869 between 9 and 2 HELIARC WELDER - ACT NOW - Jet to a great way companiment. Free loan in­ m aculate. Asking $39,900. B extras! Low $50s. 649-55%. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 36 —Flooring RAISED RANCH - Eight San Diego (Griffin 11). N g Come fo’fftc Fourth Annualt only. Experience required on round of life. Jobs, education and Halp Wantad 13 strument. Reasonable. 646- Owner. 649-0449. T.J.CR0C K E n Philadelphia (Christenson® 37 —Moving-TrucKing-Slorage roonns, four bedrooms, one 38 — Services Wanted LOST - In the vicinty of tubing. Part time. Call 646- training. For enlistment 6557. RaaHora 642-1877 ALL CASH For your property, 2:-2) at Los Angeles (Suttoip g NATHAN HALE PTA OPPORTUNITY for the right PART ’HME Oerical - Filing, TWO FAMILY House - 5 large full and two half baths, within 24 hours. Avoid RM MISC. FOR SALE Eldridge St. Biscuit colored, 4838. details, call Air Force at 646- 3-0). N female seven pound Pekinese. man. Service station 7440. light shipping and packaging. rooms each. Exceptional con­ fireplaced family room. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes SCHOOL FAIR 40 Household Goods mechanic. Must have own Typing nelpful, but not □ REAL ESTATE IN TOWN Corporation, 646-0131. New- York -- (Swaq WU- 1-2) a- „ 41 _ Articles tor Sale Call 643-5815. RESTAURANT Bookkeeper - dition. Centrally located. Wall-to-wall carpeting 42 Building Supplies tools. No front end alignment Prefer individual. TELEPHONE SALES - Earn necessary. Hours; 10 a.m. to 3 Beautiful yard, niced sen­ throughout. Two car gar­ San Fi Francisco (McGlothen S — p.m . Call 289-9541, Mrs. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - New listing. 43 Pets -Birds- Dogs IMPOUNDED - German and general repairs. Must be Experienced in balancing of $4.00 per hour. Salary and sibly in hign $50s. Broker. 64^ age, acre lot. Asking $47,- Large and immaculate. 3 New listing. Exceptional value. See this Immaculate 6 Houtahold Goods 40 0-3). N ^ Saturday^ May 7 44 _ Livestock able to obtain and pass NAISE ^ n n . Homaa For Sala 23 45 _ Boats & Accessories Shephard, tan and black register and handling all commission. Multi-branch, 2426. 9 to 5. 900 Bedroom Cape, with beautiful room Cape, with lull shed dormer, 2 full bathi, enclosed American League | GameM-Gifti 46 —Sporting Goods female. Porter Street. Mixed Certification in next test aspects of food and beverage four state firm, has perma­ first Hoor family room, with sun porch, oversized garage, aluminum siding, and REFRIGERATORS EAST HARTFORD law finn COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Planti for Mom 47 —Garden Products breed black and white female. series November of 1977. Call controls in LARGE restaurant nent openings. 9 to 1, and 1 to JUMBO fireplace. Dining room. 1 1/2 carpeting, situated on a well landscaped lot near a bus Washers, ranges, used, East 46 —Antiques seeks well organized person Farm, with three story bam. Charter Oak Street area. Cali for appointment only; 646- operation. Full time - SIX 5, Monday thru Friday. Call CONTEMPORARY baths, garage. Much line. Priced realistically at $42,900. guaranteed and clean. New W L Pet. GB 49 - Wanted to Buy 0879, anytime. with good secretarial skills to Butler-type building. Power shipment damaged, GE and Manchester Dog Warden, 646- DAY WEEK. Approximately 643-4301, or 528-4749. plant, and other outbuildings, NEW LISTING RANCH - With 14 rooms, carpeting. Must seel $41,900. Milwaukee 14 9 .609 — 160 Spr^ce Sf., RENTALS 4555. 40 to 45 hours after initial head our mortgage depart­ Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. 52 Rooms for Rent plus Three Lovely Homes. in executive neighbrhood, East Coast Realty, 528-9668, CLERK - Every other day 9 to ment; Salary open commen­ 643-9969. Pearl and Son, 649 Main New York 13 10 .565 1 53 —Apartments for Rent training period. Apply in per­ EXPERffeNCED Medical Offers invited. B/W Realty, with adjoining inlaw apart­ 54 —Homes tor Rent FOUND - Black & White Loi 4. No weekends. Top salary. son a t 60 H illia rd S t., Secretary or typist willing to surate with skills; summer U&R REALTY CO. Street, 643-2171. Baltimore 11 9 .550 IVz vacation; experience 647-1419. Spacious first floor family ment. Main house has Manchester 55 _ Business for Rent hair cat. Vicinity References. Apply in person. Manchester between 9 a.m. acquire medical terminology. room accents this 6-room I AM A ^ V E N ROOM Raised' 643-2882 « Boston 12 10 .545 1*2 56 _ Resort Properly for Rent Pine Pharmacy, 664 Center p refert^. u l l 289-8625. Ivge sunken living room, • Robert D. Murdock, Realtor E V ER Y B O D Y L oves a 57 —Wanted to Rent Manchester Green. Call 646- and 4 p.m. Full time, 5 days. Call EIGHT ROOM Colonial - 21/2 Randi in a treed setting. Ranch lodiUed-on one of the Toronto 12 14 .462 3tz Misc for Rent 0367, or 646-2123. St., Manchester. Charlotte 643-0210 between 11 formal dining room, 3 bargain - and why not?...if it’s 58 - BuFInata Opportunity 14 baths, family room, fireplace, Three bedrooms, garage, loveliest streets in East Hart­ Cleveland 8 13 .381 5 Public invited R.N. or L.P.N. Private duty. and 2 p.m. hardwood floors, and w ^ baths, 4 bedrooms, master ford. I show a display of a true bargain...and real AUTOMOTIVE HELP WANTED - Opening four bedrooms, garages, acre. bargains, such as you’ll find at 8 14 ,364 5‘,2 61 Autos lor Sale Sunday through Thursday. 12 burning stove included. bedroom with dressing character, versitility and I am Detroit available now from 3 to 11. SMALL ENGINE Service $53,900. Hutchins Agency, 646- Watkin’s Automatic Bargain 62 _ Trucks for Sale Midnight to 8 a.m. shift. DIETARY AIDES - Full time 3166. Only 900. area, family room, large in excellent condition. W esi 63 —Heavy Equipment tor Sale RN or LPN part time or full Salary - R.N., $250. L.P.N. - ^ n d past time. Must work Corporation expanding dealer Interior features include 3 Shop, provide real savings! 64 —Molofcycles-Bicyclea game loom with pool table, W L Pet. GB 'A nnounctm tnti time. Apply at Rockville $200. Call 633-8677 for inter­ every other weekend, and nnetwork. No experience bedrooms, formal dining LAND e COMMERCIAL Here, you’ll find one-oi-a- Happy Birthday 65 —Campers-Traiters-Mobile necessary. Complete training plus extra building lot. kind, discontinued, shop- Minnesota 15 10 ,600 — Congratulations! Homes Memorial Nursing Home, 22 view. some holidays. Full range of room, cathedral living room Located on busy corner just 1 block fropi Main St. Ray 66 Automotive Service South St., Rockville. employe benefits, for full time program. $500. investment R&D REALTY with fireplace, large outstan­ marked pieces from our Kan City 14 10 ,583 *2 required to start your own 2 FAMILY — Duplex 5-5, We offer this W acre Business II lot. Call for details. On your and a very happy 67 -f Aulos tor Rent-Lease employes. Apply in person: nSR N M T I ^ 6 4 6 - 4 9 6 8 ding recreation room with regular line of fine quality Chicago 13 10 .565 1 MATURE PERSON Needed - business. Ideal for retired or IW baths, new kitchen A zone building lot off of East Center. 89x158. Call home furnishings where Confirmation PAINTillS East Hartford Convalescent I f f U N Y I T . cabinets, 1st floor laundry authentic bamwood paneling Oakland 14 11 .560 I 4th Anniversary F or telephone sales. No Home. 745 Main Street. East part time. Details on request. for details. they’re reduced again and Reliable. If not Mr. Barker. ES(jA Field FRECHem A MARTIN room, separate heating and brick fireplace. Exterior­ Texas 11 9 .550 l*/2 Ddnna Ray & Carole experience necessary. Will experienced, don’t waste Hartford. MANCHESTER - Two family, again until they’re sold. Want LEGAL Training Division Box 619, 848^144 ly I offer a professionally •In Bolton, 69 acres of woodland and fields. Calif 9 15 .375 5>/2 train. Good earnings. Full my time and yours. Call separate fireplaces and fur- systems. Good income. landscaped yard with a a real bargain?...Come to^ God Bless You Love, Wading River, New York. $45,500 •In Glastonbury, 4.1 acre wooded lot. Watkins - Main St. in .321 7(2 time only. Apply Olin Mills evenings between 6- and 8 naces. Centrally" ally 'located, ' gar­ beautiful 20 x 36 octagon in- Seattle 9 19 Mom and Dad Flke NOTICE Photo, Burr Corners, or call RN PART TIME 11 to 7. Ver­ 11792. •In Manchester, 57 acres with 1,200’ of road frontage. Manchester. The furniture Mom &' Dad, Lisa, EAST HARTFORD p.m. 872-7103. non Manor Health Care MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room age. Financing. Broker, TWO FAMILY - Built in ground pool. Don’t hesitate. A Thursday's Results 646-5798. 2190. Trees and open space. store where you know you can and Mom and Dad PUBLIC SCHOOLS by Non Facility. Call Mrs. Tobin, 871- Ranch. Finest construction, must to see on Mother’s Day. Kansas City 6, Chicago 5 Jennifer ^ LET US PUT You in the 1974. Walking distance to Open I to 4.182 Timber Trail, always buy with confidence. 0385 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. driver seat - Established fireplace, recreation room, Commercial building consisting of 2 stores, 2 of­ Toronto 9. Milwaukee 8 S uzzi INVITATION TO BID NOW Accepting Applications - )uple hospital. Five rooms, full East Hartford or call for ap­ ^ BU) NO. 386 For full time employment. HUSBAND & WIFE Team - routes in Manchester. Units garage, spotless condition. appllanced kitchens, 3 fices, 2 apartments located in the heart of Main St. SEARS COLDSPOT Air con­ Boston 5. Seattle 2 Modern mortgage finan­ $43,500. Hutchins Agency 646- Ebicellent condition.n. TTv wo new pointment, 568-5088. ELECTROSTATIC Call 528-3869. between 9 and 2 Part time janitorial work. DENTAL ASSISTANT - ready to go. Elam $10,000 to furnaces, two car garage, con­ bloom s and 1 bath each Gross income of $18,000. ditioner - 14,0(X) BTU, in mint Oakland 5. New York 2 cing has made it possible 3166. only. East Hartford. Sunday Orthodontic Practice. Vernon $15,000 in (7) months. Truck venient location, M. H. condition. One year old. Call PAINTING OF LOCKERS for most American on display now. Call 1-677- unit. Separate heating MANCHESTER - Large An- Today's Games through Thursday, 10 p.m. to 1 Circle. Experience preferred. Palmer Realty, 646-6321, 649- 633-8113, alter 6:00 p.m. AT EAST HARTFORD families to buy a home Box 2356. Vernon Conn. 06066. 9089, or write to; Mr. Softee, MUST SELL ■ Three family. systems, driveways and saldl built 7 Room Cape. California (Ryan 3-3) at a.m. Experience helpful. 633- 0538. Spacious, niodern kitchen, ZINSSER AGENCY Coach quits LEGAl HIGH SCHOOL principally on credit. In 6144. 198 South Road, Farmington, Excellent location. Very good basements. Ready for im­ WE BUY & SELL lumiture. Boston (Tiant 2-1), N rr.nos Information may be ob­ fact, a majority of home EARN $$$$$$ - Sell Avon. Part investment. Apartment mediate occupancy. $57,- formal dining room. Quiet, 780 MAIN STREET AUTd Conn. 06032. convenient area. Possible 4th. Cash on the line. One piece or Chicago (Barrios 2-1) at NOTICE tained from Alan Desmarais, owners do so. You will PART TIME Janitorial Work - time. Full time. Anytime. Call available. Financing 500. • 4 S-1S 11 an entire houseful. 646-6432. Cleveland (Garland 0-3), N Roberts University is ...... m e c h a n ic arranged. Owner, 649-1919. CLASSIFIED bedroom. $37,900. East Caost The Planning Commission Purchasing Agent East Hart­ need some cash for a down East Hartford. 10 p.m. to 1 523-9401 for information. THRIVING Restaurant Realty, 528-9668, 643-9669. Furniture Bam. 345 Main St. Minnesota (Zahn 4-0) at foj- a new basket- of the Town of Bolton will hold ford School Department, 110 payment and other Immediate opening for a.m. Sunday through Business and Lounge for sale ADS Ma n c h e s t e r - Private beside Douglas Motors. HOUSE FOR Sale on In­ Toronto (Lpmanczvk 2-2) N m entor a fte r Head a p u b lic h e a r in g on Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ expenses, but no longer an experienced auto Thursday. 633-6144. RELIABLE Hard Worker - in Southwestern N.H. Cali or country setting. One year Who wants steady employ­ write Acre Realty, 21 dustrial Land - Call 647-9604. BRING S e a ttle I P nle^O -0) a t Coach Jerry H ale's sudden Wednesday, May 18, 1977 at 8 ford, Ct. 06108 until bid does the size of your cash mechatiic; foreign car old, eight room center hall CLEANERS. Male or female - ment. Good income. Call 87'2- Roxbury St., Keene, N.H., 603- 746 Parker Street, 9 11 opening on f ^ y 24, 1977 at knowledge helpful. We RESULTS Cninnial. Featuring fi^st Douimere iPrimcieu N retirem ent Thursday. o’clock P.M. In the Communi- bankroll govern how much For housekeeping and 4515. 352-2778. Manchester. £ k T J d S e S ^ ^ ’^ H a le s a i d t h a t h e ty Hall for the purpose of con- 2:00 p.m. of a house you can afford. offer: Clean modern floor fireplaced fannllyi shop, and good benefit janitorial work. Mature in­ room, witn beamed New S (Figueroa 2-2 , N give much of an sid^g l^yrelim ^na^ The East Hartford Public The old rules have fallen by dividual. Apply in person: EXPERIENCED Plasma Schools is an Equal Oppor­ the wayside. Nowadays, package. Apply in per­ East Hartford Convalescent Sprayer Needed. Apply in per­ QIatlonbury cathedral ceiling. Elat-in Milwaukee lAugustine 3- t^^ftTheV ded ha^ “ nkrpld™ ^^^ tunity Employer. with government sup­ son to; General Home. 745 Main Street. East son. Klock Co.. 13%'Tolland lEGliM k MOUNTAM kitchen, with work island. 21 at Detroit (Roberts 1-4), tion, but he decided tnat it presented by Ernest Reed. By Paul J. Costello Manager, Carter Hartford. Tpke.. Manchester. Between 9 MANCHESTER Formal dining room, front yWas tim e for a change in ported mortgage EXCELLENT N The subdivision will contain 006-5 DeCormier. and 11 a.m. and 1 to 3:30 p.m. to back living room, 2H programs, many families N; OPPORTUNITY - .to be sketball coaches at Oral one street with 17 lots. BOOKKEEPERS. Full and An Equal Opportunity baths, four large Kansas'lCtty (Gura 2-0) at can buy a home with a proud owner of this Copies of said map are on down payment of 10 per DeCORMER part time, minimum 3 years Employer. bedrooms. Sliders to patio, Texas (Alexander 3-1), N experience. Pleasant working gleaming white aluminum file in the office of the Town INVITATION cent, or in some cases even two car garage, acre Clerk of Bolton MTSIM conditions. Call Connie. 646- PART TIME evenings. $60 to sided IVdor Colonial. 5’ TO BID with no down payment at 288 Broad 81. 2900. Equal O pportunity $90 weOkly. Selling smoke fireplace in charming first plus lot. James G. Hassett, all. detectors "bv appointment. — 19th hole Manchaatar Employer. floor family room. 4 COLONIAL - Seven I Chairman Bid proposals for the purchase Call 875-3601 "after 3. Robert E. Gordon, i r i r i r bedrooms, 2 baths, con­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, and installatioB of carpeting, venient laundry on 2nd ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars WINDOW CLEANING - McCallum, Tomkiel Secretary RNs ■ LPNs SEEKING Part Time Hell baths, rec room with bar, CARPENTRY. COUNTRY CLUB in the Library at the K-4~ YoU'V m b« aura that PART TIME Work - For man 7-3, 3-11 shift, full time, f floor. 28x14 patio for and attics. Moving large Commercial & Residential. painted for $llo-$200 by REMODELING. Additions - 10:29 Betko, Staum, Deskus, 009-5 Small office. Telephone, ligiht fireplace, some wall-to- Following are the pairings building. Elementary School, you will flM tho homo' ol or woman to service part time, weekends relief. summer entertaining. In appliances, also stone or loam Fully insured. Free es­ scheduling now. Professional Roofing, siding, atad painting. Lomba magazine displays racks in typing, filing. Call between 9 wall. Tastefully decorated. for the Member-Member Notch Rd.. Bolton, Conn, will your droamo lialod with Come In and talk to us mint condition. 1 acre lot delivered. 644-1775 or ^ 9 5 3 2 . timates. Call Quality considers any job. 289-9287, No job too small. Free es­ 10:36 Rieder, Rockwell, Manchester area. Must be and 12 a.m. only. 646-1766. Garage. $41,500. Maintenance Incorporate!], Tournament to be held Satur­ be received by the Bolton C A iiu ry 21, TED F O R D about our new higher star­ X on Minnechaug Mountain. A evenings f t weekends, Don. timates. 644-3079. * Pietrantonio, Lavey available Tuesday and MAN - For heavy work in fer­ 646-8845. day Board of Education, Notch REAL ZSTATE, Routo Wednesday. Write P.O. Box ting rate. INSURANCE AGENCY Your inspection will prove RANCH—7 rooms, 6 years 6:30 Moran, Griffings, 10:43 Day, Passman, Road, until 1:00 P.M., May 10, 44A Bolton Notch, opening for full-time office tilizer plant. Job involves PAINTJHl NEEDS Work - CARPENTRY • Repairs, Simple-Sew 145, Hartford, Conn. 06101. EAST HARTFORD its value at $91,500. old, with first floor family handlirg and stacking fer­ ROTO TILLING - Small gar­ Fillaramo, W. Ferguson Lipinski, Daly 1977. Bolton, 647-M14. Spring assistant. Familiarity with Interior, Exterior Painting, remodeling, additions, gar­ BIQ FAMILY? - This 12 room, fireplace, eat-in tilizer bags. Must be in good dens. Very reasonable. Call Pape$tng, by the Igur or job. 6:38 Pagliughi, Calamari, 10:50 Bonadies, Abraitis, B. la a baautitui tlma ol yaar CONVALESCENT HOME casualty property, coverage ages, roofing. Call David Information concerning the HAIR DRESSER- 8 room fuR doraior Capo, 4 bodrooma, la i floor family room Colonial in tip-top kitchen, formal dining physical condition. Phone Mr. 646-6640. Residential, Comlnercial. Patria. 644-1796. Oleksinski, Lebiedz Tarca, Wadas 74S Main 8t. and rating required, typing. bids may be obtained at the to buy or aall a honw and Experienced operator with room taWi poggod oak floor, roe room, carport phM condition should fit you to a room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full Hill, 643-0644. Summer homes, apartments, eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 6:45 Cotton, Wall, Turner, 10:57 Brown, Skinner, clientel. Knowledgable in both Eaat Hartford, Conn. Salary commensurate' witn I* Office of the Superintendent It alto la a good tlmo to garage, taafle to Botaora flehooL Qroal vahw at 838,800. ‘T.” 3 fireplaces, 3 baths, 2-car garage, HOME GARDENS Roto windows puttied. 20 Years Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 Turner Barre, Evelhoch latest cutting techniques and experience. Call 646-4662. Tilled - Manchester, Bolton of Schools, Notch Rd., Bolton, think about buying a separate play areas for aluminum siding, treed lot. C&M TREE Service - Free es­ experience! Will Travel. E. 6:52 Engberg, Dutelle, 11:04 D. Davis, LaPolt, setting, to work in full service and Vernon area. Call 742- Conn. tummar homa. II It baa to adults, tots and teens. 5 or timates, discount senior Davis, 649-0495. BIDWELL Home Improve­ Hickey, MacMullen Mikolowsky, Mikolowsky shop. 643-2103. MANCHESTER citizens. Company 9015. ment Co. Expert installation R.A. Allen. Jr. do witti real aatata than bedrooms, 50’ partially 6:59 Annulli, Macaione, R. llrll White, Melton, Clark, Manchester owned and PROFESSIONAL Painting - of aluminum siding, gutters Supt. of Schools aaa ua Aral. Call anytima. EXPANDING COMPANY covered private deck. Remes, W. Jones Shea • operated. Call 646-1327. BABYSIT YOUR Children in Interior-Exterior. Commer­ and trims. Roofing installa­ 088-4 needs demonstrators and There’s much more to see PHILBRICK my Bolton home by the hour, 7:06 H. Giglio, Mails, A. 11:18 Kozlovich, Tarca, cial and Residential. Free es­ tion and repairs. 649-6495.875- i r i r i r hostesses for home party for $118,500. b^the day or by the week. 646- Eigner, Putz Guastamachio, Masi FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets timates. Fully insured. 646- 9109. sales. Average earnings $75 and doors made to order. Top 7:13 DelMastro, Anderson, 11:25 Clough, Clough, NOTICE IMPRE88IVE - 9 room 4879. Handy Hint: plus for three evenings. AGENCY quality work reasonable HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Roberts, Karszes Vonderkall, Cardone Generous gifts for hostesses. DEALERSHIP Colonial high on Takeo by virtue of an EXECUTION Resolve differences in opl- prices. References. 646-4346. COLLEGE GRAD Will do Minnechaug Mountain. 1 roofing, storm windows, aw­ 7:20 Sartori, Tracey, 12:21 Prachniak, Ogden. to me directed, and will be sold at ' nion among your house­ Call 649-4006 after 5. ReaKors yard work. Experience, and •••••••••••••••••••••••••a nings. (juality workmanship, PUBLIC VENDUE to the highest acre wooded lot, quiet Kristoff, Eigner Zwick, Sembenotli hunting family before, not VINYL REPAIR - We can fix has most equipment. Call 647- Bullding-Contrtcting 33 free estimates. Fully insured. bidder, at Gil's Mobile, Route 6 (cor. MEDICAL LABORATORY street, family room with 7:27 Wolff, WMson, 12:28 E. Smith, Finnegan, Route 65), Bolton. after, you begin shopping. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 9461, after 6:()0 p.m. 872-9187 . 649-3417. Landolina, Livingston Fifteen days after date, which will Needs - Part time person to AVAILABLE extra fireplace, recreation need for expensive McFarlandf Zemke || WES ROBBINS carpentry be ^turday, the 7lh of May 1977, at 10 draw blood. Must be available 646-4200 7:34 Stuek, Roscoe, / 12:35 Christianson, Davey, room, big enclosed porch, 4 Wl NBID LISTINQt NOW! recovering. 568-5878. CHENEY’S Landscaping - remodeling specialist. A(f- SPECIALIZING cleaning and o’clock in Die forenoon, to satisfy said for house calls. Pleasant at-. Expert landscaping and lawn Genovesi, Eagleson I Filloramo, Landolina lB-116 Execution and my fees thereon, the bedrooms, 2(A baths. Move THINKINO OF tlUINQ YOUR ditions, rec rooms, dormers, repairing chimneys, roofs, following describe property, to wit: mosphere. Call 643-2966. in East Hartford... FROFIRTY7 CALL TODAY! REWEAVING burns, holes. maintenance. Yards cleaned, 7:41 Moffat, Riggott, 12:42 Zavarella, Salafia, a-18 right in for $98,500. built-ins, bathrooms, new roofs. Free estimates. 30 1973 Chevrolet Dump Truck Zippers, umbrellas repaired. brush cleared. Low Ydars Experience. Howlev. Mistretta, Fitzgerald Carlson, LaSure I D. I CCE 663V1M124 E L E Q A N T , - 9 room I kitchens. 6A9-3446. LEGAL SECRETARY - Prior Window shades, Venetian reasonable rates. Cali 647- 643-5361. 7:48 Schaffer, Hayes, 12:49 Atherton, Corbett, 4 Dated at Manchester, Conn, this 23rd experience preferred but not center h all' Colonial has day of April 1977 blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 1852. Plodzik, Bolin essential. Typing, shorthand, MANCHESTER - VinUge 6 CUSTOM'CARPENTRY - Hilinski, Moriarty Pasquale A. Deyorlo m handsome fleldstone Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Homes, Additions. Repairs. ROOFER WILL install roof 12:56 Marshall, Stephens, Deputy Sheriff machine transcription Call Don Hatak Room Colonial. Kitchen and 7:55 Murphy, Frank, Her- TEOFORO REAL ESTATE 0 room Woat 8Mo Cotonlal, country Mtehan, king alxo fireplaced wall in fanqily 5221. LAWNS MOWED, light Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing. siding or gutters for low dls- Skinner, Flydel ToUand County required. Centrally located of­ pantry, dining room, ample dic, Stanton 053-4 maator badroom, 2 ear garaga. Extra nlea at only I room plus a big L-shaped storage, garage. Remodeled, trucking, some tree work. 345-2009. c ^ n t price. Call Ken 3^647- 8:09 Lynch, Peck, Carlo, K. 1:03 Zanis, Giglio, LaFran- fice: 649-2865, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 130,800. recreation room. All in tip­ BRICK - BLOCK, stone, Low rates. Call after 5 p.m. excellent value at $34,900. 646-8864 or 647-1240. Gordon cis, LaFrancis 4 ^ Probate Notice 647-9946 top condition. There is Eiast Coast Realty, 528-9668; LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Haating-Plumbing 38 8:16 Bates, Chittick, Moore, Alternate — Romayko * Court of Probate MATURE PERSON 6 days. much more to' see. Come evenings 646-7603. new homes custom built, District of Manchester □ EMPLOYMENT Painting-Paparing ^ 32 remodeled, additions, rec Crockett NOTICE OF HEARING art time, ^ p ly in person tour tbi$ distinctive home. MANCHESTER - Hom^ of­ timates. roomSs garages, kitchens SEWERLINES, sink lines, 8:23 Backiel, Atamian, ESTATE OF MINNIE MILLER, Blonday, ’Tuesday and $89,900. INFLATION FIGHTERS - deceased Wednesday, 1221 East Middle fice possibilities. Four remodeled, bain tile, cement cleaned with electric cutters, .Moriarty, Narkon Holp Wantad 13 ■ ELECTRICIAN - All types of Teachers with 18 years by professionals. McKinney Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Turnpike, Swiss Cleaners. 8AVE T IM E - Stop at our bedroom Dutch Colonial on work. Steps, dormers.' 8:30 Warren, Fraser. E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated April 29. wiring, electrical improve­ experience offer quality pain­ Residential or commercial. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 1977 a hearing will be held on an PHONE FROM home to ser­ office and pick up a free busline. Convenient to schools Boggini, Jackson and shopping. Extras, in­ ment, and r^alr work. FREE ting with 20 to »>% savings. Call 649-4291. pany, 643-5308. 8:37 Wilkos, Morline, application praying that an instrument vice our customers in the ADVERTISING map and brochure of estimates. Call 646-5253. Fully Insured. Free es­ purporting to be the last will and testa­ INSURANCE AGENCY needs cluding intercom system. Giguere, Fiori POWDER PUFF- Terry ment of said deceased and a First Manchester area, flexible Glastonbury. Select before timates. 643-1609, 742-8764. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet hours, super earnings, 249- rater for commercial depart­ Only $fi,900. East Coast Real­ 8:44 Curtiss, Sander, S. Siem ienski 1^8-470, Rae Codicil thereto be admitted to probate you inspect. 5x7 il­ ty, 528-9668, evenings, 646- GARDENS ROTO-TILLED - Carpentry and general con­ repairs, plugged drains, as in said application on file more fully 7773. ment. Knowledge of SMP, SALES PAINTING - interior and Ferguson, Weiman Jacobs 199-471, Gerry appears, al the Court of Probate on luminated colored pictures 7603. None too large or too small. tracting. Residential and kitchen faucets replaced, II Fire and casualty line exterior, paperhanging, Tonski 193-195-552,' Edith May 17, 1977 at 10:00 a.m. of our more, than 35 Call Gordon at 228-9750 for commercial. Whether it be a repaired. Rec rooms, 8:51 Watson, N. Smith, S, Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk SALES POSITION -'Straight required. Excellent working xcellent work. References, exclusive listings. Our MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom low, low prices. small repair job. a custom balltroom remodeling, heat Leone, L). Smith Tracy 175-482, Mary Gryk. The stylo is simple . . . No. 002-5 commissions, leads furnished conditions and fringe benefits. 'ree estimates. Fully in­ • Modern offset plant computer can match your Contemporary Ranch, custom f built home or anything in modernization, etc. Free 8:58 Schotta, Hunt, Bar- 190-478, G erry Tracy 176- so you'll find this gown to homeowners. Call 242-5402. Cali William L. Ennis. %3- GENERAL REMODELING sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Estimate gladly given. M & Si or tunic-pants-set easy 8111. housing requirements wth built by U&R. Fireplaced between, call 646-1379. ningham, Barningham 484, Edna Klein 179-475, • Salary & incentive COLUMRIA and painting. Stucco, other 4431. ^r'Rluntblng & Healing. 649-2871. and quick to sew for your e a s t HARTFORD more than 2,000 listings. family room, 2 1/2 baths, at­ 9:12 Gardella, Carmienke, Carol A nderson 188-456, wardrohe! Price ... $2.00. tached 2 car garage. Must be textured finishes. Sheet rock FOR ALL your Dry Wall R. .Macaione, Kennedy PUBLIC SCHOOLS work. Free Estimates. INTERIOR, EXTERIOR Evelyn Feder 175-491, 11-116 with Photo- • Company benefits Lake Frontaga. 1 yr. old A frame, 7 roomo, 2 baitia, i UNUSUAL seen! Call Arthur or Suzanne needs - Drobiak Dry Wall 9:19 Teets, Pickens, J. Her- References. Reasonable Painting and wallpapering. Company. 575 Center Street. INVITATION TO BID BOOKKEEPER - OFFICE MANAGER pluah wall to wall carpating throughout, 2 hug# floor to ' CONTEMPORARY Shorts. 646-3233. J. Watson dic, Murray Vicky Glass 182-493, Demse^ V“ BID NO. 387 • Car necessary Beach Co., Manchester Of­ prices. 646-4346. New ceilings and paneling. Manchester. Call 646-8882. Fast growing Manchester firm seeks an individual colling atono flraplaoaa, larga daok ovarlooking boat i HO M E — Mint condition. Professional quality work at Flooring 38 9:26 Sullivan, Copeland, Arni‘11Arncll 474474, fIrifkpt'PalickiCricket'Palicki ^ -w n , il yard.s 4.5-inch; STEEL LOCKERS AT dock and laka. $0^000. fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing with experience In general bookkeeping. In­ Situated on level one acre ROTO-TILLING - Quality reasonable prices. G.L. Herman. Rosenthal 454, Marty Hradshaw 468. tuiVic, 2 yardii; pants, 2Mi EAST HARTFORD AND Opportunity. newton SMITH FLOOR SANDING i yarUs. treed lot. Its lO-l- roonts work. Low price. $10 average McHugh Painting. 643-9321. 9:33 McMahon, Larmett, PENNEY HIGH SCHOOLS cluding the preparation of standard Journal en­ Remodeling. Repairing. Rec RefInishing Floors like new. P /lllem i availabli only offer great flexibility in garden. Call 646-4^ for fast rooms. No job too small. 649- No waxing. (Specializing in Gardella. LaChapellc PMIKADi: IHSTY- Information may be ob­ tries leading to trial balance and the Issuance of a Call for appointment WARREN E. PAPER HANGING Expert. in titii $hovm. living style, 3 full baths. service. 3144. older flours). Staining floors. 9:40 R. Gordon, Schilling, Ken Bower 217-552, Kevin tained from Alan Desmarais, ardir, Had $2.00, l•clud•l month end profit and loss statement. Responsible You can enjoy more than •37,000 Your'average patter, in Ceilings. In-oulside paintiiw. Purchasing Agent East average room, $Jo. Mr. Mattern, Ansaldi Kelley 220, John DeAngeli ditaii ind hudllni. also for payroll, accounts payable and receivable, 38,000 square feet of living Look this Cape over...six INTERIOR & EXTERIOR CARPENTRY. Custom John Verfaille. 646-5(50, 872- 9:47 Thomsen, Matava, Hartford School Department, 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Painting - Insured. Good Richman, 646-3864. 211, John Jenkins 202, Mike^ processing of sales orders, and other mis­ area. High $90,000’s. rooms, fireplace, dormers, Houses - Addditions. garages, 2222. 8UK BURNiTT 110 Long Hill Drive, East work. Reasonable rates. Free Clark, Volta M a s i l o n is 2 0 1 , Di, Aak for Mr. Hoopor or Mr. McDowall walk-out basement, at­ roofing and siding, kitchens, 9:54 Heath, Cirina, Wilks, Manchattar CsanliHi HafaW Hartford, a . 06106 until bid cellaneous reports. Excellent opportunity to grow HOWLAND estimates. Call Ed Dascanlo, QUALITY PAINTING and bathrooms, and r ^ i r work Murphy 203-572, B ol^H ver t1M Aaa. ol Amarlcaa tached garage, deep lot, Paper Hanging by Willis LaPenta Naw Yorii, N.Y. 1M3« opening on May 17, 1977 at and advance in a position reporting to top u m m m m vacant, owners anxious, 649-6985. oof all kinds. Call Robert Ja r­ 2;i3-579, Brian Ujac^ 204, REALTORS Schultz. Fully insured, vis for estimate.''643-6712. Sarvlcat Wantad 31 10:01 Ottaviano, Prindel, Print Namt, APdriit wlHi ZIP 2:00 p.m. management In a busy and somewhat hectic Galery of Hornet excellent financing. references. 649-4343. ..leff Jones 214, Bill Tomlin­ cool, Ityli Nainitr Md Ilia. The East Hartford Public J.P. LEWIS & SON - interior Kiernan, .iarvis small office. Send resume and salary CARPENTRY & Masonry - ODD JOBS DONE • Cellars, son 209, Gave Wil.son 202, The Hpriniz & Summer ’76 Schools is an Equal Oppor­ Rn m ISS-SNI and Exterior Painting, 10:15 1‘almer, Whelan, requirements to Box J, c/o Manchester Herald. TJ. CROCKEH Paperhanging, and Additions and remodeling. allies, garages, yards Skip Kelly 2:15-566, Ernie ItASlC KASlilON con­ tunity Employer. S h e H e r a tb D iy o r lK lit A. & W. PAINTING - Very Edwards, Fahey 6 4 3 - 1 1 0 8 RMritor 343-1877 tains a lionuH Coupon! 138 New London Tpkt, remodeling. Fully insured. reasonable. Free Estimates. Free estimates. Call Anthony cleaned, moving trucking. No 10:22 Pierro, Pi.erro, Whipple 201, Joe La Vac By Paul J. Costello Prompt replies to qualified applicants. job loo big or small - 568-8522. Price.. .$1.25 a copy. 649-9658. Call Wayne. 649-7696. Squillacote. 649-0811. .556. . 007-5 i t. lESTEft EVENING HERALD. Manchester. 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HOKES OF DBIMCIKM OTFEKD BY THE BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY NEW FURNACE, ROOF FOREST MU’S FU ST M ALUMINUM SIDED .. 2,900 7Tro<»n Cape. Fireplaced livthg'foom, 3-4 Spacious 7 room home with private klhgslze-master b^room with balcony overlooking living room and dining bedrooms, rec room, covered patio, room, family room, garage, private lot. 042,000- breezeway and garage. ISO’s. Here is a 4 bedroom Colonial with aluminum siding and garage ^ a t is a real bargain. Call Am lyM your houoing noodo. 4 bodroomo Six room aluminum sided Colonial with may bo baoie to a eoupio with growing to inspect this home today — only $38,900. chlldron, not H your youngoat gooa off to three bedrooms, modernized bath, collogo noxt fan. Taka Into account your screened in porch off formal dining room, ■paclal naada. modem kitchen with pantry, laundry off Plus 7 Ro m U.OR. Cdonlalt -Mova In" Condition. 8 Rooma - 4 Badrooma - 2

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MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri,, May 6. 1977— PAGE ELEVEN-B PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER'tVENlNG HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ May 6, 1977 Alltoe For Sate It Autoa For Solo 61 Auloa For Sate II Apartmonta For Soat S3 Autoa For Sate 8t A u to a F o r Sate II Autoa For Sate II Hutoa For Sate **S7 81 Autos For Sala 81 T""*" , .1 Art/cJw ter Stlm Dogt-Blnl»-P»t» 43 Apartmantt for Sant 83 Apartmanta For Sant 53 Auto* For Sala i National Weather Forecast n ------BOLTON MANCHESTER TAG SALE - The Sophomore CANINE HOUDAY Inne - VILLABER APTS. MANCHESTER - Clean one Townjne. Large three room , — : s r Class of Bolton High School Is Basic Obedience Classes now Carpeting, full baiefnent. m tile bedroom unit in a small brick aparfhient, stove, sponsoring a Tag Sale, May forming. Individual and baths, appliances, heat, patio, air building. Quiet rural at­ refrigerator, Quiet I 7lh. 10 to 5. Route MA, Bolton, protection lessons also conditioner, no pets, adults. mosphere. fZ2S. includes heat, WE HAVE neighborhood. References rAit>* I at Piano’s Car Wash. available. For reservations, hot water and appliances. required. $200 monthly. 646- I ' M w ro w iiI please call 646-5971. CHaaUES LESPERANCE Blanchard & Rossetto, 2311. GARAGE SALE - Multi­ S4a-7e20 Realtors, 646-2482. GERMAN SHORTHAIR LARGE FIVE Room - Two ‘/ ^ l family, Tools, hardware, and ■ tAMrMIlMCOlirMIlMCO miscellaneous. Rain or shine. Pointer Puppies - AKC bedroom aiurtment. First May 7th, 10 to 4. 71 South registered. One female, six MANCHESTER - Ideal for MANCHESTER - one floor. Appliances, some i X ' A ' Adams. St. males. Call 872-3252. elderly. Two rooms plus full bedroom apartment at Sun- carpeting, no heat. Security. I l^iMANOIVntlMANOIVn ■ T C ' nybrook Village. Quiet, con­ References. Quiet, responsi­ 44 bathroom. Nice yard. Call I > TAG SALE - Saturday, May LIva a to e k venient location, private en­ ble adults. $225. 6464XH7. omCm anytime. 649-4356. i L ~ X - 7th., 9 to 4, 37 Academy trances, single story building, Z 10VII1 fIMfItAlUIISMUUi\ As* BUCKSKIN GELDING Fif­ heat, hot water and air con­ |40 Street. Household items, SIX ROOM Duplex - Near 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE many dolls, trunk, metal teen hands. Rides western. - Main. $210 inontniy. Security ditioning all included, $230 per cabinets, many craft Reasonable to good home. required. No p'ets. two month. No pets. Damato 2-Door Custom Coupe Call 643-8250. Stop Enterprises, 646-1021. suppliers, and much more. - -- children ok. 649-5719. FfRD| Automitlc, powsr tlMrlng. whltt M s wills. wDm I covwi, vinyl iM i FRIENDLY CHESTNUT DEALS ON 7 7 'A molding. Stock #V890.LltlprleiS 4B75. ^ M A / ^ *0 U ^ ;/jiMW»m»^ now GARAGE SALE - Saturday EAST HARTFORD - Two SIX ROOM Duplex and gar­ SraiNQ WHEELS and Sunday, 9 to 4. Keeney Pony With Flaxen mane and ISMINRI! I— ------, • — - tail, $125. Red shiny pony cart, bedroom townhouse. One and age. Central location. $200 We offer the largest vahetv of § off Rt. 44, Bolton, attractive apartments and * Our price *4175 For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, May 7. Friday night will | Drive $90. Also FREE kittens. Call 1/2 baths, all appliances, full monthly, not. including heat cooler for camping. basement, washer/dryer townhouses in Manchester. * • • • or 1-455-9918, and utilities. 649-8975. Rental office open daily 9-5. I___ find______showers and-or rain in portions of the Pacifici hookup, heated. $255. evenings. weekends. 11-3. ■ Northwest, the northern Plains and the Ohio valley as well p^^^er lawn mower, e’"''*’’''’ evenings, monthly. 528-1708 weekdays. M A N C H E S T E R - One l a s in southern Florida. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. | ^ fryer, lots more. bedroom Apartment. Within DAMATO 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum i FOR RENT - Box stall, new Luxurious SaadcBn: barn, outdoor riding ring, MANCHESTER waiking distance of downtown Coupe Ireadings___: _____ in parenthesis)Atlanta R7. (imAtlanta Roston 62 (82). 52 (701.1 Boston 52 (70), in ix )OR TAG Sale - May 6 pom -ip.p fppd anH care one and two b e d ro o m Manchester. $185 monthly, in- ENTERPRISES Chicago 50 (74) Cleveland 54 (74), Dallas 65 (80), Denver 38| and 7th. Friday evening. 1 to ^mpieiecomplete lew feed ana care, apartments. GrGreat Stud >HJ3. Three speed on the floor, white aide waila. Stock IV878. List price ■ eluded heat, hot water, stove 84D-1021 $3960. (70) T ilu th 40 ( 60) Houston 70 (83). Jacksonville 66 (87). j 9. Saturday, 10 to 5. 81 Bissell “ J« a^ 6^^8m ...... No and refrigerator. Call 646- engine, eladric rear window dof- i l ^ n ’sas City 57 (79), Little Rock 62 ( 80), Los Angeles 54 (66),I St, .i, pets. Damato Enterprises, Qardan Producia 0090. ,roilar, left hand mkrar, luggage nm p. (- 1021. ■ Miami 73 (84). Minneapolis 44 (70), New Orleans 69 ( 85).| eovw, Decar Group. Prke induda* freight A MANCHESTER - Three room Our price *3645 ■ New York 56 (73). Phoenix 61 (88), San Francisco 45 (58),i RUkMMEETUSXLE LOAM OFF Farm Land apartment, Wellman Road. 61 deoterprep. • • • |S eattle 41 (55), St. Louis 56 ( 77), Washington 60 ( 80). ■ Delivered. Five yard Auloa For Sala 61 Autos For Sala $198. U tilitie s, parking. 1977 PLTMOUTH VOURE Saturday minimum. Call 643-9918 after LIST PRICE *5177 Security deposit. No pets. M AYTtll 5:30. Weekends anytime. '771/2 P IN T O R A L L Y E May 1st. 2364)564, 247-4688. Coupe 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 9 AM - 3 PM APPEARANCE PACKAGE standard shllt. radio. Stock fV899. List pries S3950 A n tiq ua a 46 NOW ONLY SIX ROOMS - Full appliances 4-Door Sedan COMilllTY BAPTIST See us for a Spring deal on the sporty ’77Vt Pinto Included. Washer-dryer.- No Automatic, power steering, white aide walla. Stock #V983. List price ( 203 ) 646-2500 CHURCH WANTED Antique furniture, 2-Door or 3-Door Runabout. Here’s what you get: Dual pets. One child considered. Our price *3650 $4375. 585 East Canftr Si. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or gold accent stripes • Dual sport mirrors • Black front Call 647-1852. • • • " *■ Sponsored by other antique items. R. spoiler • Styled steel wheels with trim rings, and more. WATCH FOR MORIARTY RROTHERS t WTIC Our price *4025 Woman’s Socisty Harrison, Mm 709. Don't miss out on the big values, EAST HARTFORD - Sublet see us NOWI efficiency. Heat included, WANTED - Old toys, post FARRAR FAWKn LOOK-ALIKE CORtEST! near P & W $155. Evenings on­ 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE TAG SALE -12 Doane Street. cards, steins, stringed in­ ly, 649-0429. Custom 4-Door Sedan struments, paintings, fur­ 30- years accumulation. Star­ Automatic, power stearlng, radio, vinyl root, whlla aids walla, wtiael ting May 7th at 9 a.m. threjugh niture, clocks, advertising MANCHESTER - Available coveri, and many olha[ axtraa. Stock IV975. Llat pries S4835 May 15th. items, outright purchase, con­ immediately. Excellent four signments. 644-8962. room apartment. Stove, TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - 'xaaKimrsiasTUKmiaBitmiiuiBr refrigerator. No pets. Our price *4415 Collectables, depression. WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, References and security. $175. • • • Avon, tools, china, glass, Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ 647-1414. household items. Saturday, 9 ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, to 5.'.^^Wapping Wood. /ugs. Crocks, Almost EAST HARTFORD - 1077 PLYMOUTH VOLARE I AIRW AY Travel Agency, Inc. Anything Old. 646-2690. Manchester town line. Two TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - 18 room Apartment with bath. Station Wagon B u y 48 /IW ORI^TY TOOTHERS/ Wedgewood Dr. (off Middle Wanted (o 1st. floor private entrance. All Automatic, power itaarlng, luggage rack, radlala, wheal covers. Slock { 457 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Tpke.) Saturday May 7, 10 to '771/2 M U S T A N G n R A L L Y E utilities, and appliances, in­ fvseg. List price S4850. 5. OLDER BUREAUS, cluding air conditioning. I 06040 Dressers, rockers, tables, APPEARANCE PACKAGE Busline, carpeting, partly fur­ M ______— - — tm m TAG SALE • Friday, Satur­ chairs, desks and antiques. We want to sell, you want to save. Let's do iti This nished, parking. $165. Securi­ Our price *4350 day, Sunday, 41 Keeney Dr. Phone 643-9H2. smart-looking 3-Door 2 -f 2 offers a dress-up package 315 CENTER ST.* MANCHESTER* CONN. 643-5135 ty. No lease. References. 528- • • • Route 44, Bolton. Household that includes: Gold dual accent stripes • Black front, 1857. Articlaa lor Sala 4 1 ylrtfc/M ter Sala 4 1 items, antiques, refrigerator, spoiler • Styled steel wheels and trim rings • Dual sport I tools, jewelry, clothes, fur­ □ RENTALS-^ FOUR ROOM AND THREE COLUMBIA two speed mirrors • Sport steering wheel • Unique gold seat 1977 PLTMOUTH VOLARE 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE ALUMINUM sheets used as niture, Magnavox ’^tereo. inserts, and lots more. Bring your car and your title and | Room. Tile bath, heat, hot tandem bicycle. Very good w ^er, included. Adults, printing plates. .007 thick. Convertible. be ready to deal. Station Wagon StaUon Wagon 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for condition. Call after 4. 647- B o o m s tor 52 sequ-ity, references. No pets. Sant 4 speed overdrive, air dsfisetor, radio. Stock IVS54. List price S4S00. Automatic, wheel covers, radio, cuatom uphotatery. Stock |V995. Llat $1. Phone 643-2711. EAST HARTFORD Emblem PtfKjng. Across from rec 11 price $4700. Club Rummage Sale. Satur­ CLEAN, FURNISHED Room 1/2 ahif 15 1/2 School St. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub TAG SALES day May 7th., 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. for responsible, working ® FORD Our price *4150 Scouta Boy and Girl Scouts. Elks Pavilion, Robert Street. gentleman. Call 646-4701, after ROCKVILLE - Three Room • • • Our price *4300 Brownies, nurses. East Clothing, white elephant, 6 p.m. Apartment. With heat, hot Catholic School. 649-1225. TAG SALE -19 Briarwood Dr. plants. Refreshments are water, stove refrigerator. (off Keeney St.) Saturday. available. VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ $158. No pets. Parking for one SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, May 7, 9 to 4. Children s nished room on busline ideal car. Adults only. Security processed gravel, stone, sand clothing, household goods, GARAGE SALE - 73 Walker for working person. DILLON deposit. Call 646-7690. 75 PLYMOUTH DUSHR 03888 76 PLYMOUTH VOLARE 34048 and (ill. For delivery call miscellaneous. Street, Saturday and Sunday. References and security George H. Griffing, Andover, FURNISHED Three Room - six cylinder, automatic, power stearlng, radio, bpekst saata, Hr con- 4-Door Sedan Custom. Six cylindar, air conditioning, aulomatlo. powsr 10-4. (In garage, corner of required. Call 646-0505. dWonlng, Untsd glssa, white aids walls, vinyl rool. stsaring, radio, ...... white side walls. 742-7M6. TAG SALE - May 7th. 113 Walker and Marshall Road.) SALES & SERVICE* INC. , Heated apartment. Second floor, two family. Adults. No Main St., Ellington. Jewelry FURNISHED ROOM for rent 319 Main Street, Mencheeter Both cara carry Chryalar Extandad Warranty on poiivar train ol 18 month* from original d*liv*ry date, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - new. Knick-knacks, clothes, - (Community kitchen and pets. Security. References. Good condition. Good for and miscellaneous. 9 to 4. B4C FLEA MARKET bath. All utilities included. 643-4860. plating, or welding. Call 649- 210 PINE STREET Security and references. On 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. H o m o a to r Rant 84 TAG SALE - Saturday, May tnir i( lirtM IL Ek Ix W bus line, and near stores. Call 643-2145 7th, 9 to 5; Sunday May 8th., 10 OPEN STat SAT. S SUN. 644-0383. SALE - Reconditioned Stan­ to 5. 81 Union Street, “SomtrNng For Cvoryono" SIX ROOM Cape Cod - East dard Typewriters. F« hilti Siuci. Iin iHuuUt bt Hartford, near shopping and MANCHESTER Pim O UTH , INC. Manchester. 524-1939 ROOM FOR RENT. Centrally Guaranteed. Also call us for Mofningt or EvtninQS located, private entrance, am­ SPRING schools. $285, plus security. cleaning and overhaul of your TAG AND CRA Ff Sale - ple parking. $20 per week. For | a u i : i IBI automatic, power atoorlng, maroon 289-7879. typewriter. Small charge for Masonic Temple, Main St., I Outdoor Spoeo Avolloblo Eor information call, 649-5271. 19 f A wAwELIn timsh with whHo vinyl lop, custom white Route 83 (TalcottvHle) Phone 643-2708 Tho Suminot MonUio. Phono WHEELS pick up and delive^. Yale East Hartford. 8 to 4, May 14. 1973 FORD PINTO Autoa F o r 8aHo 6 1 Typewriter Service, 41 924-1939 For FutUior Irnof- Super CleanI Interior. **** Table rental, $5. Call 646-2029. (iMUon... Apartmanta For Sant S3 Purnell Place, 649-4986. Runabout. Qroon, TAG SALE - Saturday, 10 to 4, WE HAVE customers waiting standard ahitt. LOAM, GRAVEL, washed m Special This at 83 St. John Street. Table "V********” !.*...... (or the rental of your apart­ Only 2 1 0 5 BRAND NEW BFtAND NEW sand and stone, wood chips, and chairs, baby high chair. Building Suppllaa 42 ment or home. J.D. Real 77 PONTIAC VENTURA complete landscaping. 742- dishes and other items. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- • • • W eek"i% 77 PONTIAC TRANS AM 7833 or 649-2178. NATURAL STONE for 1980. I 4-D9orS9iian - " 2-Door Hardtop TAG SALE ■ Something for retaining walls, veneers, 1074 TOYOTA COROLLA DARK LOAM. 5 yards. $32 everyone. Saturday and Sun­ patios, etc. Pick up by the LOOKING for anything in real plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed day, I^ y 7 and 8th, 9 to 5. 21 pound or delivery by the ton. estate rental - apartments, 2-Door, automatic, sand and stone. 643-9504. Ridge St. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, homes, multiple dwellings, no brown, radio. * 2 2 9 5 649-3163. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Only CANNING JARS - Pints and •••••••••••••••••••••••••• * 2 1 0 5 C/) TAG SALE - Antique Associates, Inc. 646-1980. quarts. Reasonable. Call glassware, china, furniture, 2 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 • • • before 11:30 a.m.. 643-9900. X 10 foot strip of Formica, 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. [1974 AMBASSAD9R many good household items, DOG-CAT BOARDING floor. Three room heated 1075 TOYOTA COROLLA V-l, .utein.tlc, poww rtMring, TOP QUALITY Top Soil and bathing/grooming. Complete May" a y 7th, 9:30 to 4. 33 apartment. $180. Security. Brown, standard shift, WEEKEND SPECIALS poim brakot, .Ir condMenlng. Loam. Excavating, septics, Hackmatack St. Rain date modern facilities. Canine C!all 646-2426 , 9 to 5. D « k U iM IlnW i, w tiM . irln>l h ip and sewer work. Latulippe May 14th. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon low, low mllaaga. 1974 DODOE COLT 1 .nd biti. Intwtor. Lm. m ilMe.. Brothers Inc. 646-5114, also Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 1973 DATSUN 610 (PECIAL THIS WEEKI MANCHESTER - Elegant Only* 2 2 0 5 2 Or., orange with black vinyl rool. HT. Green with white vinyl rool. 4 1 Starling tUvar, Mack vinyi Msrlar, 742-9477. GARAGE SALE - Household, 4 ipead. AM with taps deck, apeed. AM-FM. clean one owner 1 Btiokakin matalllc with a'buoksMn S-S mar TA V-l aiigina, autsfliaUe living in The Mansion on Otis vinyl rool, all vinyl Inlarlor Iransmisslon, pewar slaarlnge^ books, odds 'n ends, old tools, Street. Fireplaced living • • • radlala. sharp, sharpi well cared for. 1 AUCTION - Center whfllawall------Urea, rear window • ■ ' power braksa, sk oondMIoiiIngD box lots, 44 Perkins St. May room, two beorooms, kitchen daloggsr, Unlad glass, ' ' Unlad glass, rear window defroeter- Congregational Church. Men’s 7th and 8th, 10 to 5. 1995- 1995- moldings, power ateerl lamp groua pewar door lee- with appliances, heat, hot 1075 DATSUN 0-210 wheel covers, automaUe__ Club-Boy Scout Troop 25. TROPICAL FISH - Tank sale! water and electricity power wliidowe, metpreeRng, i Saturday May 7, 10 a.m. ^jion, ruatprooRng. IPA: II City, 2S morel List Prfea SU IT. SA YARD SALE - Suedecloth, Friday evening, Saturday and supplied. Lease, security. 4-Door 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA 197(TdAT8UN PICKUP 1 ylgliwav, 21 Avaraga. LM Inspection, 9 a.m. Collec­ Sunday. B & C Flea Market, PRIOR leatherettes, etc. May 6, 7, 8; Blanchard & Rossetto, Osdan s i t , , gold. auto, trana.. AM-FM. Red. 4 apeed. A handy little vehl- 1 1973 FORD M r s SALI PRICE Two oUwr TRANt AM t In StoeM tables, wood carvings, glass, 721 Deming St., South Wind­ corner of Pine, Hartford Rd. Realtors, 646-2482. niy.* 2 ^ 0 5 0 ^hitewalla. beautiful throughout. cle to own. Clean fine running. 1 'pottery, etc. Some antiques, Thrifty to own and run. Teat drive today. 1 sor, Route 30. RANCHERO BRAND NEW bric-a-brac, 18’’ McCullough FREE IRRESISTABLE - Six FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch chain saw, mowers, tape left that are waiting good 1695- 1595- Pickup. Juct In Urn* tor tprlng TAG SALE - Moving, must Street. First floor. Adult cou­ 1973 FORD LTDl yard ctoamtol V-l, aulomatto. 77 PONTIAC LE MANS 7 7 p o n t iIVV r a n d s a f a r i recorder, guitars, jig saw sell everything! Dinette set, homes. Collie and English ple. No children, or pets. 649- Rower fleering and pewar puzzles, some new, bamboo beds, etc. 164 Oak Street. Setter breed. Call Sandy or 6987. WAGOli 1971 CHEV. CAPRICE 1971 AMC HORNET 1 rakaa. SPECIAL THIB WEEKI 4-Door Sedan station Wagon fishing poles, rowing Rick after 5:00 , 646-1622. Blue, V-8, auto., AIR CON- 2 Or. HT. Green with dark green Phone 643-7361. Sportabout Wagon. Canary 1 srrTTv.TT I machine, baby & household DITIONINQ.IBO vinyl roof. 8 cyl.. A/trana.. yellow. 8 cyl.. Hand trana., radio, 1 furniture, picture frames, P/ateerlng, air cond., whitea. Nice whitewalla. Ihrllty gaa aavar. bamboo shades, electrical Auto* For Sala 61 Autos For Sala 81 Autos For Sala 61 running automobile MOTORS! appliances, TV's, radios, 1495- 1 * 2 8 9 9 games, doll furniture, books, Only’ 2 5 9 5 1695- - . 7 " \ records, bird cage, old trunks, dishes, new bicycle padlocks, 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU 1971 MERC. MONTEQO 1972 OPEL 4 cyl. angina, 4 apaaJ, radial Ikaa. hundreds of other items. 1073 FORD PINTO* * 2 Doer HT. Silver gray with whits 2 Dr. HT. Qraen. 6 cyl.. A ^ na.. N 1 M Things to interest everyone. You Owe It To Yourself... vinyl reel. 8 cyl., A/trana. radio. radio. P/ateerlng. originM'one KADEnW ABON O nly...... Refreshments available. Black, 4 P/stcarlng, whilewalla. owner. Muat be aeen. « ’ 1 4 9 5 Richard Lewis, auctioneer. radio, 1695- 1395- V-S engine, eutomaUe Irtnaffllt- NauUkM bhia, bkis vkiyl kitarlar, mlloago. » “ ij,J 2 1 0 5 6 qrlai AT, PSm ak. vinyl roof and tlon, power sleering, power 400 CIO V-0 atigkis, wMla alasi 1976 AMC more. 18818. brakee, wMtewaR radWBdW Hne,Ursa, ikak . ______radial Ursa, ak eendlMnlna, Hniad CEMENT BLOCKS - For use eondlHonlng. bumper guard#, reel glass, lead fleer oerpeUng, endee Only ...... eentrel, lame group, luggage in swimming pool, patio, 1 1070 MAVERICK T o72 AMC HORNET H6RNET SEDAN window delreeter, tinted glase) sidewalk. 18 X 24. $1.00 each. * 3 3 9 9 Reor mats, spert mkrore, body side carrier, body side mowkifli, pearac 2«Ooor, brick red, 8 cyl.. A/trana., 4 Door, whlla. blue Inlarlor. 8 cyl.. moMInge, AM/PMA M /f stereo----- —redle? wkidowe, pewar laUgale reiaaee; . 646-0234. BUICK OPEL* ^072 FORD PINTO 1 radio, whitewalla, clean-nice. A/trana. radio, axira nice auto. AM/PM aiarao redle, HN Miiilni deluxe wheel covers, rustproollng 1967 RAMBLER 4-doer, 8 eyi., AT. A great aeeond wlieeL ruelpreeflng A morel IPA: 2-Door, 4 cylindar, cari #7888 w- A morel EPA: 1*.CHy^S> 1 1095- 1695- Only ...... List 14 City, 21 H l^ay, 17 Avaraflo. ECONOMY spood, radio. AMERICAN SALE—’* PMCt!8e LM Pnaa 07IM, flALI PMCI SWMMMG POOLS Only’ 1 7 9 5 ’ 8 9 5 PERFORMANCE 1 1967 FIREBIRD Tallow with black hardtop, 4 eyia 4 1068 CHEV. CAPRICE apaad, and much mors (80M • • • 1 HT. Nice burgundy ttnlah, bik. Int.. Eatate Wagon. Whita. 8 cyl.. 1976 CJ-7 mllaa) ScM new tor $4400. Buy now for Mrty tprlrto IntUlte- 1 8 cyl., 3 apeed atand trana. A/trana.. P/atearlng, whilawalla. SAVINGS Speclil e l ...... THIS WEEK'S USED CAB SPECIALS llon. Uirgi Conntclleut dlt« 1075 RORCAT WAGON 1 Weekend Extra Special. Thia baauty muat be aeen. ’ 5 6 9 5 trtbutor has quality abova BTOund 78 PONTIAC A8TRE SViir 0.0. pool. Cempltta with Yellow, SQUIRE 1 995- 1195- 1973 D6D6E 77 CHEVROLET 72 O Pa MANTA llnar, laddar, aun dack, flHar, lan­ OPTION, 6 cylinder, 8 cyl., AT, P9, dark brown ftnlah. 2-Door CouM, 5,000 miles Monte Cerlo S, 2-Dr. HT. LoadedI cing and italra. OUAfUNTIBO. automatic, LOW, LOW O n l V DART SWIN9ER Financing avallabla. IS77 ln> ,’3 1 9 5 1 1866 FORD 1968 FAIRUNE ’ 2 8 9 5 mlleagel # # * * 2 i9 5 *1699 stallad. Factoqr bonua • Haav) 1 COUNTRY SQUIRE 2 Or, HT. Burgundy. 8 cyl.. duty pool covar to tirat ton A/trana.. P/ateering. radio. Good V-8, AT, P9, air and a nice Meek *9749 Wagon. Qrean. 8 cyl.. A/trani., 75 DATSUN R-210 76 MERCURT MONARCH cualomara. Abaolutoly no oblfga- 1 aotid tranaportatlon. 1975 MATADOR Rnlehl #2788 tion. Call Mr. Johnaon, TOLL Ip/slaaring. rool rack. This car Only ...... 2-Door A “Sign of the Times!” 1070 FORD GRANADA 1 must be tean-Xira nice. COUPE FNfC 1-M0-I42-M27. Call now, 4-Door, blue, vinyl top, ^ 595------sa------* 2 8 9 8 74 PONTIAC LE MANS *4095 24-tKKir aarvica. a 6 cylinder, automatic, M J B 895- *2795 Sport Coupe. 1974 MATADOR Green in ootor, V-8, AT, P9, ak. 73 PONTIAC CATAUNA SAMPLE BUY 1977 BUICK OPELI power atoorlng, power ^ #2083 7SUATSUN R-210 4-Door. ' brakes, A !M a d la _ _ _ U n / y "WWW 1 1070C0UQAR 1971 OLDS CUTLASS COUPE Only ...... Hatchback *3399 1 HT. Blue. 8 cyl.. A/lrani. Supreme 4 Dr. HT. Blue. 8 cyl., * 2 2 9 5 OLD FASHION Church Auc­ List Price $3392 One Saaton Wa'ra Tha “Full I 1 P/itaarlng. radio, whlla walla. A/trana.. P/staaring. Hr cond.. *2199 tion. Saturday May 7lh, begin­ Sanrloa'' Daalarahip la Our| 1 Sharp amoolh running auto. whilewalla. Qood rallabla lulo. ning 11:00. Snack bar Model 77. Stock 07512. Vi/hite, 4 speed, Discount 297 FORD 1973 CHEVROLET V-8, AT, P9. ak, dark green. #8023 *2645 73 TOYOTA 70 PONTIAC nREBnO bucket seats, body side stripe, 4 U a a d C aral Only ...... available. Asbury United 1795- 1295- 4-DOOR 74 M D 8 E0 A R T Land Crulear (4 wheel drive) 2-Dr. hterdtop. Methodist Church, Buttonball cylinder. * 2 3 9 8 Sport, 33,000 miles. Lane, Glastonbury. SALE 1 1062 JEEP 1962 FORD F2M *3749 *4199 ^ Pickup with plow. 8 cyl.. 4 wd., One Ion rack truck. 8 cyl.. 4 TWO YEAR OLD Culligan PRICE ’ 3 0 9 5 radio. Summer Price'You Save. *2799 1 apaad. new pilnl r iin ig ir t ------MK 20 water' conditioner. G o o d selection of new and used carsi Uset| for six months. 3 year 1 995- 1295- MICKEY’S guarantee remaining. $3w or Test Drive An Opel This Weekendl best offer. Antique satin 81” DILLON brown drapes. One double and Am erican m storsm .es three single windows. Used 6 SALES & SERVICE* INC. WRIHEN GUARANTEES RTR. 83, ROCKVILLE 875-2895 Your Whara Tha Isrriea 345 Center St. (Rt. 6) months, $50. One king-size * . . . nam incU ed h(yi M aio't 31B MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER LOW COST SANK TERMS AVAILABLE M otors 8w* Bast Car colonial red floral pattern OPEN 9 to 0 w e e k d a y s - SATURDAY III 0 bedspread and matching cur­ lY N C H 646-4321 643-1145 tains. $25 or best offer. 649- Co/L ajj tlte yeoA. A iaand, 6296. ■v PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri,. May 6. 1977 ACROSS 6 Glri'a name Answer to Previous P u n it MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., May 6, 1977 - PAGE THlRTEEN-8^ Frank and Emaal 7 Organ atop Hssvy Equipmant 1 Irritates 7 8 German for Safa ,63 6 Bread made CharlAB M. Schultz CHORCHES MOTORS faaclet of com meal M f& M S I D 9 Salvaa 10 Strandad i O h U t S O D Y T t o AN AUCTI6K Dear Abby 11 Proaaic 12 Parking araa n n iD C D N snuenoN 12 Round Table WRITE SOME PRESENTS: 14 Senaltiva a n i3 inUISMBIT knight E i a a BEJCD HELP , y n c W i O N ^ By Abigail Van Buren 15 Brazilian rivar 13 Noun auffix □ESU E1C1C3 Fri., May 20.10 AM: Wind­ 16 Swift aircraft 18 From □OD nanaaaa THEi/'VE POSTED THE i/OU KNOU) U)HO g g o C H U R E S sor Locks, Conn.: Bradley (abbr.) Our Spring 20 Secondhand □□on Eina OEiina WANTED Field at Air Museum. All DEAR ABBY; My spouse and I were in desperate need 17 Labor group TEAMS FOR THE AtIKEP 4'OUR PARTNER 15 ? ^ MOLLY VOLLEY? dSO^D M you *V\nnAAlm #* aaa«l ^ 1 ^ ___ .a . 21 Me □ □ □ belongs to Bob Swift & of counseling and we knew it. We saw thre7therapist^ 19 Main Idaa 22 Child'a stroller □ ■ □ D D O doubles TOURNAMENT ,/MOLLV VOLLEH',' m a x i m a 20 Contempt A T Puffer Const!!! Koehring w h o ^ v g ed $40, $27 and $17.50 per hour respectively. We (comp, wd.) M could afford none of them. They all said that we indeed 23 Vaporoua □ ■ □ □ n a DEMONSTRATOR SALEI 1066 hyd Backhoe; I2| 23 Neuter IS MO u M T I I l N f < ^ 26 Cry of needed help and that they would be glad to wait for their 24 Beheaded (si.) 36 Lamprey aaaaon Koehring 505 hyd aurprlaa O u t O F ^ $ payments. It was kind, but the w e i^ t of the anticipated 25 Go away 40 Mournful poem 46 Merit t h e f o l l q w iiiq a u t o s w il l be s o l d a t Backhoes; 12) NW30DH & 27 Fraquantly nnweial burden created one more problem for ua. 27 Scandinavian 41 Curta 47 Regrets Poclaln GC-120 hyd (po«l) Six months passed, things got worse and I took your god 42 Tima zona Backhoes; Drott 40-YR 30 Surplua 48 On the re^m en d atio n to conUct the local mental health clinic. 32 Nova Scotia 28 Diacovar (abbr.) ahsitarad side Cruz-Air; (2) Bantam 29 Licanie plates 43 American Whithrap Telekrulser & Pmeo 30 income, which for us came to 34 Vary heavy SO Diaplaais f-* $9.90 a visit. We could pay each time we went or at the end 31 Santad with patriot hydraulic Cranes; Lorain 35 Hardy 62 Buihy clump • ASFEN WAGONS of the month. 36 Inaacticide nose 44 Eaatar (Bril) HUNPPH?^ ^ Truck-Crane; Lorain 51 It is such a good feeling to know that we are not charity 37 Falaify <33 Greek deity preparatory 63 Kind of pastry Mlck«y Finn — Morris WtlM tkataaustbe • ASPEN GUST. 2 ML COUPES Dragline; Unit 1220 Crane- cases or indebted to the tune of one to two thousand a 39 Handa over T H E < g W E Hoe. year. 40 Paraonal 1 z 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 SHOWICJ • ASPEN GUST. 4 ML SEDANS (3) Cat 631B Scrapers; (3) We feel that our progress is part of a joint effort. This balonginga 42 Opinion 10 n 12 13 PLEASE WAIT YOU y YOU WANT THE BRIEF- ENP/^ax6rA^^E Cat 619 Scrapers; (2) Cat pvticular center also cared enough to ask us how well we HERE FOR A BROUeSHT CASE, DOtTf >00] WELL • NEW YORKER BROUGHAM (1 ) raglatar SHOWS, 613 & 633 Elevating 14 16 /WOMENT. J HIM ------felt we were doing with a particular therapist. We 45 Common HERE? • 2 ML MONACO BROUGHAM (1 ) Scrapers; (4) Cat DW-20- switched a couple of times and hit a bonanza with our ailment ie 18 Athey Bottom Dumps; (2) third. He was nearer to us in age, a product of aimllar 46 Geological ■ • CORDOBA - LOADEM (1 ) Cat D-9G’s, dozer & social forces and weVe seen him every week for six months period 20 21 • ASPEN SE 2 ML LOADED (1 ) pusher; Cat D-8K, new '75; now. At first, things got worse, but the last couple of 49 Stow cargo 23 24 26 26 29 months have gone from good to better, and now I couldn't 51 Minnaiota (3) Cat D-8H Dozers, one no now 1 couidn t ■ 1 ■ 1 = ) ripper; Cat D-7E & be more optimistic! capital (2 30 3, ,z 33 wda.) 1 Ripper; (2) Cat D-7 So thanks, Abby, for your recommendationition. And toypur 34 PKf^ readers in similar situations, our advice 64 Colored at / «7Ut*UJ Dozers; (3) Cat D-6C & D-5 9 is “go." It's an adgea 1 TM Mrs US ^*10" Ask Us About the New investment in your future I’ 38 3. Dozers; (3) Cat D-4DLGP, 55 Evening party ”, ■ D-3LGP & D-2 Dozers; (3) BUD AND CARLA 56 River In Hadaa wI f ] CHRYSLER LERARON A DODGE DIPLOMAT 57 Crowded 54 OMeos-Starts for Rant 55 Rasort Proparty A u to * For Safa 51 Cat D-4D & D-3 Dozers; Homti for Rant DEAR CARLA: Thanks, 1 needed that! Fm frequently 42 43 44 !. 47 46 For Rant 56 (3l Terex 8230 & 8240 accused of copping out when I refer readers to their local DOWN 1 ■ FOUR ROOM Ranch - 1971 FORD Torino 500. Air Take One for a Ridel D o zers; AC HD-16DP 40 $0 61 52 53 OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT: Summer Cot­ conditioning, power steering, mental health cU^cs./^ Fireplace, garage. Pleasant, Dozer; J-D 450B Dozer; 1 Acquiraa Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermaer "convenient location. Working tage. Eastham. Mass. Cape power brakes, cassette tape Timberjack Log Skidder. I hope your testimony will encourage others who know 64 66 FOR RENT Cod. Close to fresh water, and player. Excellent condition. they need professional counseling, but keep putting it off 2 Firaa (il.) .Adults only. No children, pets. Cat 992 Loader; Cat 980B 3 Dual matter 56 57 643-2880. 2S0 square feet, center of I within 5 minutes of bay and $1200. 646-7610. because they can't afford it. THE Y/kRD REALLY Y OH, GOOD.' WE CAN -ACO A FEW TREES, ^ ONTFCgPfH^ ^ Manchester, air conditioning and I beaches. Sleeps at least six. CHURCHES IS YOUR Loader, low hours; (2) Cat 4 Collage (e parking. Call 643-9SS1, degree (abbr.) INIW IPAFin INTIfiPRISI ASSN) LOOKS TACKY.' I DIG IT Uf? BUY SOME PLANT ROSEBUSHES, HAND. WHY DON'T All furnished. $165 per week 1962 CADILLAC - Fleetwood. 966C & 950 Loaders; (2) DEAR ABBY: You 1 print!^ted a letter concerning a 5 En^alon THINK WE SHOULD TOPSOIL, RE-SEED AND MAKE A NICE WEyJUST M O VE?^ Ottlcaa-Starts tor Rant 55 rental. Call 742-6607. after 3:30 Ready to register, Cat 930 Si 920 Loaders; J-D 13-year-old boy being in troiibable for gettihg a 14-year-old JAiPANESE GARPEN.' p.m. reupholstered, very good con­ LEASE HEADQUARTERS 544A Loader; (2) Mich 175- girlirl rpregnant.------‘ / WORK HARP ON IT GET A SPRINKLER" ROCKVILLE - 5.000 Square dition, dependable. $250. Call IT THIS YEAJ?' Rasort Proparty III St 85-111 Loaders; (3/ My high school teacher who studied such things says T m e feet industrial space. 2.000 For Rant 56 646-6279. Wantad to Rant 57 Mich 75-III & -II Loaders; that no 13-year-old boy is able to got a girl pregnant. square feet office space. Easi­ Trojan 4000B Loader; Did you consult your doctor advisor? Win at Bridge ly sub-dividable. 249-0495. 249- 1967 DODGE Dart - Runs FOR CHRYSLER-DODGE CARS & TRUCKS! SUMMER RENTAL, Water­ MARRIED COUPLE Desire Terex 7251 Loader;" Case 4715. front pottage - On Lake well, but needs brakes and JUST WONDERING 6 680C Loader-Backhoe; (6) » Kangs^ka. Moultonboro. rent in Bolton area. Please exhaust system. Asking $200. Sharynnkokish played safe a t t r a c t iv e Four room of­ New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. call 649-2155. 643-8166. Cat 977K & H Loaders; (5i DEAR JUST: I did. And he assured me that it is Cat 955K & H Loaders; Cat possible for a 13-year-old boy to father a child. fice. Ground level, central Completely furnished, fully LOOK AT OUR FULLY 1 location, professional equipped kitchen, screened WANTED - Three bedroom 1969 REBEL - Excellent body. 933F Loader. ■i building, parking and utilities. apartment, including heat. On New alternator. Good brakes. DEAR ABBY: I read your column every day and have orcli, sun deck, float, dock, bus line. Have excellent RECONDITIONED PRE-OWNED AUTOSI (2) Cat 16 Graders; (2) Cat and a second club from dum­ Call 649-28te. 'rivate sandy beach. Great Very good running condition. yet to see a problem like mine. I get up at 5 a.m. and fix my 0 P references. Reasonable. 14E Graders; Wabco 777 NORTH e my would produce the queen fishing. Centrally located in Asking $800. 643-8166. Grader; Blaw-Knox PF-25 husband a good breakfast with homemade biscuits, STORES OFFICES for rent Please call 646-4099. A AK9864 from East. Si Lakes Region. $200 weekly. 69 DODGE POLARA 75 DODGE D-200 PICKUP $409$ Asphalt Paver; (3i Raygo sausages and eggs. I do the washing and ironing, and clean V A3 - Manchester, prime location. 1930 CHEVY R o a d ste r. •1 l)u -• . 8 ...MrM.f- - • -V Pfi At this point most declarers Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawrence Call Cromwell, 635-0457, after V. ton, V-8, auto., PS, PB, 3 apaad, 8 It. box. Rollers; Gallon Roller: up the house spic and span. I look after a vegetable garden, ♦ 54 Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. 6:00 p.m. Restoration begun. Engine Adventurer Package. • played another club, started Rogers 40-T Lowboy; feed the livestock and bring in the firewood. /Vnd when my AK53 $100 per month, starting. 649- □ AUTOMOTIVE and drive-<,l£ain completed. husband comes in from work, I bathe and shave him. on spades, could only gst one VOU EXPECT Y fiflP TH/4T MUCH 5334. 643-1393. CAPE COD - West Dennis. Body work remains. $1600. Peterbuilt Tractor; i6i BUT SINCE I AtA PRES­ But he chases other ^omen. What for? WEST(D) EAST discard when West showed out THE FIRAA TO AAiBwV AAcKBE CAN IDENT; THE RANSOM W ia Call 647-1852. 74 FORD PMTO WAGON $2295 74 PONTIAC VENTURA $2495 Mack .Diesel Dumps: i5i SHELL OUT — ------Three bedroom cottage. June A 7 AJ532 on the second spade lead and BE PAID... AND THERE'LL START YOUR Own Business - A u to s For Salt 61 4-apeed, radio, green with balga Intarlor. 2-Door Haultop V-8 automatic, power steenog, AGNES IN INDIANA »6,000,000 25th through Labor Day. $225 Economical amalt wagon. fad.al tires, qroen with biacK vinyl interior Other Trucks, Tag-A-Long VKia9 8 4 WQ652 paid off to that bad spade jE MO PUBLiarwii. On Main Street. Prime loca­ per week. 649-8760. Trailer: Rock Bed: 125 break. RANSOAAT NEED CAR? Credit bad? PARTS Department now open d I iAR AGNES; It's not to fix him breakfast, do his ♦ Q J l'0 2 9987 McKEE 15 5AFE. tion. Rents from $50. Compressor: (2i Lincoln A9 8 4 AQ7 When Sharyn Kokish of the Manchester Mall. 643-144i2. Bankrupt? Repossessed? Saturdays. Complete line of washing, Ironing, or houaedeaning.^And it isn't to look LAKE Winnlpesaukee - Honest Douglas accepts 73 BUICK LeSABRE $1995 74 DODGE CHARGER $2995 Welders; (4) Pumps;-I4) SOUTH Canadian ladies’ team held Moultonboro. New Chrysler parts. Chorches Door V-8 uiluaitftiC P3 PH. 4 •• f'A tir-?'; Tan wtth bream vinyl roof and matching kitarkir, after the vegetable garden, feed the livestock or bring in lowest down, smallest Light Plants: Other AQIO the South cards she decided to EAST HARTFORD off Burn­ Hampshire. Newer chalet Motors. 649-3646. Lois ol milus, but f.tc»'ilenl 1 nfu]i(iun V-8, auto., PS. PB, tlr oond., real aharp. the firewood. And it’s not to bathe him and shave him, payments. Douglas Motors. Items!! VJ7 try to guard against that bad side Ave. 700 souare foot of­ Sleeps 10. Fireplace, private either. What’s left? fice. Includes neat. $150 a 345 Main. WRITE-WIRE-CALL Auc­ ♦ AK63 spade break. area, nicely furnished. 646- $239$ A A J 10 6 2 month. Call 649-8589, 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - Flared 72B U K K 72 MERCURY COUGAR $2295 tioneers for full list & full Therefore, after the queen 5566. Centurion 2-Door Hardtop, luto., PS, PB, power Silvyr with flack vinyl rool H burgundy interior. For Abby's booklet, “How to Hove a Lovely Wedt North-South vulnerable WE PAY $15 for complete fenders, big tires. Good cndi- terms!!! of clubs dropped, she cashed tion. $450 Firm. Call 643-4451 windowe, air, etareo tape, low mllaaga. V-0. automatic, power steering power brakes, send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Laiky Dr.,.Beverly junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland low m.iea ,0 her ace and king of diamonds, Autos For Safa 61 Autos For Salt Auto Body. 528-1990. between noon and 3 p.m. TERMS: Complete Pay­ Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stastam ped Weft North East South 61 124(1 envelope. ruffed a diamond with dum­ 76 DODGE ROYAl $4095 ment Sale Day- Pass 1 * Pass 2 * my's last club, returned to her 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER $2495 or-For C.I.T. . Pass 2 * Pass 3 ♦ Mon.if. 4.D* Soil in 7-8 ,n >\0 f'S. PB A C 2 Door Hardtop, 6 oyl., auto., PS, brown wllh hand with the queen of spades, '^ a s s Pass r.'iCli.il t rOS iKlUintf* Uf IrlClor,' »\.irr.inlv parchment vinyl ro d * matching Intorlor. Financing. Call- 3 ¥ 3 * drew the last trump and had W rite A u c ­ Pass 4 * Pass 12 tricks. INVENTORY Pass Pass Pass Alley Oop — Dave Qraue 74 DODGE B-200 MAXI VAN$4195 tioneers for 4stro-graph This safety play was sure to 76 DODGE ASPEN Full Terms and Opening lead — 10 iy 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., automatic, PS, PB, A/C, V-8. a u to . PS. PB, 4 now tires, fully recon­ By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L work if diamonds broke as balance of factory warranty. ditioned Descriptive well as 5-2 since East was VI B y Oswald & Jam es Jacoby HBY.MXl'RE RIGHT, OOOLA.' THESE ARK o h I o h I List!! Each- known to be out of clubs. If -THERE ARE SOME 1 ( f SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. DINNV'S TRACKS /iu . RIGHT, AN' THEVRE 1 D O N T OTHERS HERE,-IOa..Ml) 76 DODGE CORONET $4095 Piece- For Saturday, May 7, 1977 21) Dep^dlng-on others to Im­ In today’s hand taken from West ruffed the third club, FRESH,-lOOP t . . . ^ LIK E TH ' SOMETHING’S , 73 DODGE W-200 $3995 prove your lot Is noyhe answer the 1976 Olympiad practically LOOKS ~ TRACKING HIMl 4 Or tuHlaf V-6 .auto. PS PEi A C . low Positivelv- Sharyn would have been able REDUCTION SALE Pickup, 4 wheel drive with plow, auto., PS, 6 ft. •THIS.' today. All you need Is within, If every pair reached a spade or mileaqo Balanco ol lactory wtirranlv box. Sells-To-The- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) to discard dummy’s last Highest- Things may not go as you plann­ you're enterprising enough to club slam. All slams made heart. bring It out. These Used Cars Must Be Sold! YOU SAVE! B id d e r!! No ed today because ol another's easily when a heart wasn't 76 DODGE ASPEN $4095 73 CAMARO B 1 d - 1 n s ! No lack ol cooperation. You can CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) opened, all spade slams went CuMom 4-Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl., auto., PS, PB, A/C, Orranqe witfi saddle intf'nor 6 cy>. Uiilomalic. „ buy-Backs! devise a clever alternative Look upon your duties more as a down against a heacM ead For those who want to know balance ol factory warranty. PS. PB ' method. \ game than a responsibility to- because the defenders dl9H)ot why the revoke penalty is just Each-Piece- ■ Once you see the lighter Positively- QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Treat see those four spades one triclt in duplicate and two 70 CHEVY MALIBU $1795 things you manage lor others side, you'll find the burden's not East hand. A OLDS CUTLASS $2895 tricks in rubber bridge the ? Door Hardtop. V-0. auto. PS. PEJ E r electric tailgate, woodgrain aiding, roof rack. Only power brakes, air conditioning, roof rack, course, you'll come to grips with ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You the problems. m a y have to arouse an 35,600 rnlles. woodgrain siding, 7 tires. Only 45,714 miles. 75 DODGE $4195 74 CAMARO $3695 B-100, Tradeaman Van, 3 apaad. 6 cylinder, low V fl .uilon-tt i P‘‘. f’n 'if’.v ? (juUl wth VIRGO (Aug. 23-8spL 22) Don't associate's Ire In order to make mileage, excellent condition. t)i‘i(,i‘ ' Kif *. f'Mlr;nin(j ■■'lf>r,tif MotorcycIss-BIcycIss 64 try to impress anyone with what or save money today. It's reget- S p p c ia h - •319S Spec/a/-*- •2998 you possess today. Your Innate table but what you're doing Is right. qualities take precedence over 78 DELTA 88 75 PONTIAC LEMANS $3895 71 OLDS VISTA CRUISER $2195 material things. 4 Door, 8, •utomttic, powor tlMrlng, powor 69 FIRE8IRD S1898 ONE VR. 12,000 M U 2 Door Hardtop auto , PS. PB an. AM-FM radio Wagon, V-6. auto., PS, PB, air, green with ★ ★ broku. tlr conditioning, ridlal llrot. v-8. lutomitlc, powor ttaoring, powor brikoo, ladial tires copper with tDrown vinyl Interior matching Interior, woodgrain sldaa. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oet. 23) mog witools. low mlloogo. GUMMITU AVMUBU FX-1200 - Built bv factory Someone may have an In­ enngineer. Branch heads, novative Idea today that annoys 74 DELTA 88 82786 74 THUNDERMRI) $5195 76 DODGE CHARGER $4995 you because you didn't think of It 4-Door, V-8, outomobc, ON MOST USED CARS! powor Mooring, powor 78MATADDR Brown wtth eaddla vinyl roof A mat loather In­ Sport. V-0 riuto f’S. AM f M btereo, A/C. S ilv e r Barnett clutch, aluminum first. It It's a better way, go along brokoo. \ terior. air. power windowa, power eoata. with bufCjundy landiiu roof rind malchinq interior rocker rollers. .Mikuni car­ with It. May 7, 1977 'o;Srbrl!r«'’rS;ilMU?« M 99BI buretor. balanced motor, blue All Cadillac aquippad Including air condlllonirtg, printed motor and transmis­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This year you are likely to realize nCAOILUC <3290 ** ______laathar Intarlor. tilt wheat, cruise control and sion. $3,400 firm. Call 646-7732. Past ditferences should not be you are not as beholden to Eklorftdo. Ail Cadillac aquippad Including air con­ 70 LeMANS S169S tttfM. allowed to affect the way you others as you believed. Now Born Loser — Art Sansom V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, ditioning, laatlrar intarlor & vinyl roof. react to a certain party. Yester­ vistas will open, as this becomes good conditloni 78 DELTA 820D0 ★ ★ day was yesterday, today Is to­ more Ingrained In your 4-Door Sodon. V-8, outomotic, PS,_PB, CHORCHES MOTORS, INCa 78CADILLAC 88486 day. philosophy. Sodon doVIKo. All Codllloc oquipmont. Air con­ ★ U S E D ^ 73 CHEVT VEDA ' 81398 . 4 u t e a le r HONDA - CB 200T ■ 1975. THAT'S WHAT I SAID... SOME PEOPLE feO FIRST, HOW ABOUT HELPINfc' ditioning, loottior Intorlor, vinyl roof. (2 to choooo Hatchback. Automatic, special foldown rear i excellent cpndition. many Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and StoHal from) MERfoURE OUT HOW TO PUT J CHRYSLER extras. Exceptionally goob WHH ooH'T v e e m c l e a r t o IWOIA 73 LEMANS $ 2898 7 8 CU8TDM CRUISER 84998 CARS performance since purchased DISCUSS THE MEANll)fe> ID LEAPN T>tlMfo5 THE BATTBRIP5 IF! 4 Door. 8, outomoUc, powor stooring, powor MAY I HA)/E A CXXLAR \ OKAY, BUT FIRST Stotkxi Wogon. V-8, outomotic, PS. PS. Mr. powor ; brokoo, oir conditioning, rodlol tiroo, pluo low new. $500. Call 646-5840 after “Could I Interest you fellows In some additional windowo, powor oooto. tilt wtiool. 74 ELOOIADO COUPE 8 0880' mlloogo. 80 Oakland St., Manchester 643-2791 4:30 p.m: TO HELP CnNUlMUE MV ^ K LE'S SEE YA DO O F L IF E ? LIKE THAT. ■m e THIMG>. Loodod with on Codllloc oquipmom. Air con- malpractice Insurance? I'm In the buslnesal" dHlonlng, loothor Intorlor, tilt whool, otoroo, gold, STUDIES IN DRAMA whilo CobrIolM roof, gold loothor Intorlor. 8 8 MERCURT MONTEGO 81090 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE SCHOOU? Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick 74 DATSUN 200-Z 2-Ooor Hardtop, V-8, automatic, power ttaaring 1976 TRIU M PH TR 7 - 1967 GTO ENGINE - Good 1966 MUSTANG 200, For - Lowest Rates Available! (2+ 2) and brakea. Original cost $7,000, asking condition. Runs. $300. Call 643- parts. Good transmission and Immediate binding authority. 7 4 SAAI SONET III Si $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ 9120, after 3:30 p.m. block, plus. Best offer, 646- Automatic, 4 opood. YoHow. Only 8.000 mlloo. Sunny Day Option. Clarke In- AFTER WATCHIN' NAW, THAT DREAMY LOOK 30,000 mllat,' TIOLDSMoilLEOO 82080 ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone 2941 after 5 p.m. . surance .Agency. 643-1126. ALL THAT MENTAL 5AV6 HE6 WORKIN’ ON HIS NMN, naw ra d ia 4 Door Hordlop. 8, outomotic, powor Mooring, 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, 1966 DODGE Coronet - Depen­ ENERGY I'M , LATEST LANP5CAPE THAT tira a , im 74 CUTLASS SUPNEME 88888 powor brokoo, oIr condlUonIng, powor windowo, 643-0888. dable transportation. Call 643- BUICK 1972 Skylark. V-8, four PREPICTIN' HOOaEG MASTERPIECE.'MY GUESS. aA 7EP maculata con­ 2 Door Hardtop. 6, aLitomatlc, air conditioning, powor ooot, vinyl root, rodlol tiroo, Immoculotol 0632, after 5:00 p.m. door, power steering, new dition. •4595 vinyl root. GREATEST INVEN IS THAT HE'LL IMPROVE LOOK shocks, tinted winashield. Campsrs-Trsllsrs HIS BACKYARD THE EASY OUST 71DELTA88 81090 Wagon. Canary yellow. Thrif­ CHEVELLE Malibu Classic - extra rims with snow tires. Mobits Homss 66 TI0N~A5a.AR' 74 OLDS CUTLASS “V 82786 2 Door Hordtop. 8, outomotic, powor otooring, RDWEREP b a c k ­ WAV->~ BY LEAVIN' THE M&vNS 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, automatic, P8, PB. air, 30,- ty six cylinder, standard 1975, air conditioning, power Excellent inside and out. powor brokoo, vinyl roof. s c r a t c h e r THAT 000 mUaa. transmission. Radial white steering, power Drakes. Asking $1875. 647-9547. 18' CAMPER trailer - single COVER O FF THE HE6 74 DATUSN 260-Z CAN BE USED TRASH B/\RREL.' SLEERN' 70 CUTLASS SUPREME 81800 walls. Sharp! $1495. Suburban Excellent condition. $2695. axle, excellent condition. Ace - WIrth 73 HNIO WAQON 82988 A PUTTER' WITH HIS This Funny World V-a, outomoOe tronomlooicn. powor otooring. 2 Door Hordtop. 8. outomotic, powor otooring. Motor Car, 649-2076. 646-8696. Eleven vears old. $1,500. Call powor brokoo, oir conditioning, bucket oooto. low EYES OPEN 4 apaad, powor brokoo. oir conditioning. Trucks Ipr Ssis 62 742-8930. mlloogo. radial tiraa TRUIMPH Spitfire, 1974 . 29,- 1969, 4 CYLINDER Nova • ' th e q u a u t y o f )__ _ t h e r e 's t w o I 000 miles, am/fm radio. Sharp Low mileage. Cali 289-3890. 1973 CUSTOM 20 - 3 4 Ton YOU ARE INVITED - artl new 6 AM/FM radio. 72 DELTA S249S 7D CATAUNA 83886 WEf?cy IS NOT ^ ^ ...PUT IN SOME YOU MERe \A/HEN t low mitaaga. car. Asking $2550. 646-4938. after 4, call 646-1822. Chevy Pick Up, With cap. 14' wides on display. Priced to STRAIN'D... rr FALLETH EXTRA 6 4.Door, V-8, outomotic, powor Mooring, powor *-Ooof Hordtop, V-8, outomotic, PS, PB, Mr con. NgARUV BPOKg TH& SCHOOL brokoo dltonlng. vinyl root, roor dofrootor, rodIM tiroo, low $2500 or best offer. Call after 4 sell. Pre-owneo homes priced AS.T^M^ GENTLE RAIN ______mlloogo. < 1975 FIAT X19 - 11,000 miles. 1972 TOYOTA Corolla Coupe. p.m.. 643-6051. from $2,995. Immediate U PKOM HEAVEM..." POLE VAULT RECOPP, Y6STEPDAV I & l Fantastic condition. 4 speed. Excellent condition. parking available throughout Reasonable. Must be seen. Asking $1495. Call 289-7263. INTERNATIONAL 1970 Load the state. Plaza Homes. 1348 Many After 5:30. Call 742-8323. Star. 1800. Twelve foot wheel Wilbur Cross Highway. Berlin \ ^ Stylaa A C o l o r s 1^77 CMNLLACS 1968 PLYMOyTH Fury 111 - base, flat bed. $1200 firm. Call Tpk.. Berlin. Conn. l-'828-0369, OIDSMOBIIE 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - Four door, afttomatic. good 649-1008 after 5. t o Choosa FromI FOR Ziebarted, chrome exhaust, mechanical condition and 1969 SH.ASTA 22 Fool trailer, Immadlata am/fm radio, cassette deck. body. CB & eight-track in­ MotorcycIss-BIcycIss 84 self-contained, gas stove, gas PONTUC IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Low mileage. $3400 or best cluded. $850. 646-8519. or electrie refrigerator, air WORKING , _____Dellvaryl offer. 643-0888. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville conditioning, awning. 649- ON THE OWLS 1807. TRIUMPH CLASSIC - 1971 750 . 8000 miles, oil cooler and PROBLEM: 1968 PONTIAC Tempest Stag. Completely Restored. rack. $1,750. 289-4042. [Tl'9 ? /M g X lr> c T M fitq DT pV ON S “b Mr. Qoodwrench Wagon - 350 V-8, with 1971 Showroom condition.\Yellow. 1971 TRAVELM.ATE ■ Hard­ VVHO DO VOU THINK SET 1976 HONDA MR 250. 700 top Pop-Up. Gas. eleelrieily. by d a y *w e e k * m onth says; engine installed by dealer in with original wire wheels. 41.- YOUR 1^(3 ? RENT-A-CAR 1974. Power steering, 000 miles. $6,500. Dealer. 9 to miles. Excellent condition. awning, sleeps eight Short Ribs - Fdink Hill automatic, 19 miles per gallon 11 p.m., 649-3259, $850. Call 643-6850 after 6:30 Excellent condition Sl.iHHV A/so Long Term Laaaing on Any Make or Model tW e use Genuine M|hway, 12 city. $675. 649- weekdays, anytime weekends. Plume 646-4410. ' I MUST HA^ LEFT THE KEY ID Mf BROOM INMY OTHER PURSE/ 10* G lFParttr... 1969 CAMARO. Very good DAILY RENTALS FROM *8.00 PER DAY AMIU running condition. Needs body YAMAHA ,,XS650B - 1975. 1973 SHASTA Travel Trailer ■ 1978 HORNEf - 4 door. work and paint. Best offer. Showroom condition. Back 14 fiHit. Excelleni condition. Automatic, power steering, 644-1013. rest, luggage rack, under 5.000 Sleeps six. Stove with oven, air, 2 new snows. $3600 or best miles. $r.6tHl, Rudv, 528-3131. ice box. $1293. 74'2-6569. offer. 289-7035, VOLKSWAGEN 1973 - Excep­ 289-0938. 1 V 7 7 5 -6 Route 83 872-9145 tionally clean. 36.000 miles. Automoihrs Ssrvics 86 SCRANTON 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - Custom '37 Ford nose. Stereo 1973 SUZUKI 185 With Wcbco "It's your fault my spelling is bad . , . VERNON 643-1181 Ziebarted, chrome exhaust, radio. Chrome wheels, E70-14 head, plastic fenders ami ELM MOTOHS - Toyota. Dai- You intiat oo u s ^ thoaa b|g words I" am/fm radio, cassette deck. wide oval tires. Wired for CB lank. DID rim. new rear sun specialists, factory MOTORS, INC. Low mileage. $3400 or best radio or tape deck. A one of a slioeks. plus much more Iraiik’d. one day service. 114 CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC offer. 643-01^. kind vehicle. Must be seen! Minor work needed. $395. 644- EasP*Main Street. Rockville. c r Call 646-7608, after 5 p.m. 3368 after 4:30. 871-1617.

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Special For 'Manrhenter Evening Herald' Bolton is still reeling m m m mmmm a a m | a a m m aa a a a a M a / • ANDOVER • BOLTON • COVENTRY Olympics Homo Dollvory ^ j Phone 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD/area news from unusual election f * ^*EBRON • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON planned ^FRIDAY, MAYS. 1977 PRICE: RFTEEN CENTS f

The shock of a Democratic sweep Monday, however, and several The Greater Vernon Jaycees and victory is still lingering in ^ ^ 0ws analysis ^ Democrats lost their bids for office. the Tri-Town Youth Organization Bolton four days after the The minority representation rule Sheila Crowley has been named will co-sponsor the 1977 Tolland municipal election. guarantees that one political party valedictorian and Sandra Toledano has County Special Olympics May 14 More Republicans will not hold all the seats on any Penney names Police c ief explains been named salutatorian of this year’s from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the The town saw several “firsts” The reason for all the "surprise” board or commission. On the five- Rockville High School track. Monday: about a Democratic victory is that member Board of Selectmen, only graduating class of the George J. Penney The opening ceremonies, being • For the first time in recent Bolton has always been a Republican four could be from the same party. top 2 students _ ^diool, East Hartford. U\ planned by the Jaycee Wives, will in­ years, both Democrats and town. Republicans still hoM an edge But each party nominated five per­ is the daugfatei^of Mr. and Mrs. Donald clude a parade. The Indian Valley Republicans conducted a quiet public in voter registration, outnumtering Crowley of 84 Northfield Dr. Sandra is the his $2 illion budget sons for the board, so one of them campaign and concentrate on door- Democrats 858 to 685. But anottfer 651 YMCA is loaning its van to transport had to lose. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ulises Toledano of 18 By BARBARA RICHMOND He said the design of the existing said no one on the staff now has the participants and the members of to-door campaigning voters are unaffiliated. Both Democrats and Republicans Appletree Dr. • For the first time in 46 years, a Herald Reporter range doesn’t allow for discharge of stenographic skills. the high school track team will assist This week’s election wasn’t the were sad when that loser turned out Miss Crowley is a National Merit Scholar, a any firearm larger than .22 caliber. Democrat was elected first select­ During a budget workshop The proposed budget also contains the children in the ten track and field first surprise win by Democrats in to be Judith Miner, a popular con­ State of Connecticut Scholar and a member of Officers carry .W caliber weapons. man. Thursday night, the East Hartford a request of 845,000 for gasoline, events scheduled. recent years, however. In 1969, the tender who drew support from both the National Honor Society. He said the present range doesn’t • For the first time ever, voters Town Council revlwed the proposed which doesn’t include possible,.io- The Parent Booster Club will loan underdogs managed to get two sides. She is also a member of the Girls’Track Team, have proper ventilation and just elected a five-member Board of budget for the police detriment creases in prices, the chief said. the concession and cooking facilities selectmen on the board, but the top System at fault the French Club and the Concours National recently the Hartford range was Selectmen, under the new Town which totals 82,032,380. He said, using Nov. 1,1975, to Oct. and McDonald's of Vernon Circle will post was still held by Republican DeFrancais. She has been a member of Girls’ closed due to inadequate ventilation Charter. The political makeup of the Her loss was blamed on the setup The budget includes a request of 31,1976, figures, that police vehicles provide food and drinks for par­ Morra. State, Tellenide and the Albert Morgan State and the danger of lead poisoning. board will be 4-1, for the only time. In of the voting machines. 165,500 for motor vehicles; 825,000 used 89,276 gallons of gas and other ticipants. Two years later, the tlepublicans Archaelogical Society. She has been accepted at The request for 897,000 for updating 1979, laws are expected to allow a Voters could vote for one first for renovation to the indoor firearms department vehicles used 2,255 swept back into control. Voting Harvard University, where she will major in the communications ^ te m led to a majority of three selectmen from selectman candidate and any four range; 850,000 for the town’s share of gallons. He said about 669,095 miles appeared to go along party lines, biochemistry. question by George l^gqn, council one party. selectman candidates, regardless of a new communications system; 815,- were traveled and each vehicle with Morra regaining his seat. Miss Toledano’s interest through her high chairman, concerning spending more Court cases • For the first time in history, a their position on the ballot. 575 for uniform allowance; 88.570 for averages about 7.3 miles per gallon. Why the GOP lost school years have included music, future nurses, uniform cleaning and repair; 82,625 money and doing the project right. woman (Democrat Joann Neath) But the ballot showed a row of four Drumm said, “With the extra vehi­ Moira’s son, Robert, who is now and Young People Fellowship. She will major in for capital improvement, and 81.525,- Mayor Richard Blackstone said for was elected a selectman. Democrats, paired with a row of iour cle (van) obtained by the department Republican town chairman, listed mathematics at Weils College, Aurora, N.Y. 652 for salaries for 106 employes. another 875,000 to 8100,000, next year, Tolland County • For the first time. Republican Republicans, in the race for and more vehicles from other town three reasons why he thought selectmen. Principal Donald Cramer has also released the Police Chief Clarence Dnimm is the job could be done. Richard Morra lost an election. departments using our pumps, it is Superior Court Republicans lost this year. list of the 20 top scholars of this year’s Dagon said, "Maybe we should be Morra, a veteran politican, wanted to There were no head-to-head con­ proposing that the department buy 15 anticipated-. iM a u a 41 I I lots of glass.” I I i r i b l n 41 I I iFM The event will be held rain or air conditioners, roof fans, spools of counter and radio gear. tage Homes over Hose Co. 2. 4-3: Farm a m i Ml m o im i Ml (C) IM 7.1 m m Ma - tmn: rm II shine. wire. Larger items to be sold include two Joseph McCarthy and Anita Karpiej, both of East Hartford, League, Hose Co. 2 over Exchange. 8-7. TaniiBBaaBm l-M NM I UN IN IN 7-1 icnaab Thursday — National League. Capital 1 ^ 1 M ua IN SfiNl’iM .M IN IN iia 1 Ml Also, an automatic ironer, wood pickup trucks, two payloader buckets will dance in the Center Ballet 'Theatre’s production of Mm I I 2IN 1 'SS ’” s is INd IN Crane over Vintage Homes. 3^1: Farm IK 1147 I- 1 1. b...... Inspection times are scheduled teacher desks, pedestal cafeteria and a boat with trailer. lU'i 0 aw MMi U7 piM U1.N TKllN MCMI 7-1 Itirnlm “Coppelia” Saturday. League, lOOF over Capital Crane. 3-1. 7KIH7 (MUi lUpNSaN II- 1 I caw’s (Mb P«Ma 7U piM INN Piriicii 111 pM SUN 1. IMi'i Cnlq MhUIpNUMN ItHicti 474 pM UNN IPiM r’iH I n I b. Bi ba 7i«Mb 141 nU SK7I lilMi 141 pM Slun I Mn M 11 I Fmi FUM 11-1 >- 111 I Biiii aul BON Ml ID eamiMBaNaai m in i lima m a (i) I IW bta Im 41 I U bb lb 41 !-t i IM m i b b b II iiia A iS 7N IN IN 4ChIN i n in in 1-M hi UN IN IfriM Mml IN IN I lb tb h h b IFilblpIMM III 7. Ibabn M A CVY • ABOVI YMi NMY! l-MM IN, M 7.N 4hM M Ml MprIM IIN IN Ihb'iarl 7-1 ICmpla Penney announces third honor roll 1-MMi IN 7. hpUM* iiacTC naiiN TKUll IK Ull I M b lM t 11 II MkUIpiUillN IMMlMpMINN MMIU mMSIIN Donald A. Cramer, prin­ Devauz, Deborah Dosh, Leone, Leonard Longo, Lori Laura Hurlbut, Bonnie David Gnilke, Diane Gustaf­ Timothy Donovan, Scott . PvMiUIN I 441.rpM SHU7I M in i 7iM 1-74 |iU SNHN 7rM 414 pN MIN 1. laNIkM i. nwiim m as 4i m a n m cipal of George J. Penney Sheryl'Dunn, Michelle Fine, Milewskl, Lisa Mondo, Arthur Jacques, Marshall Kendrick, son, David Gwllliam, Elkins, Mark Elliott, Steven MphNb UipM tlUN tiTuaMCL-nii IbririFami I PMki b a IM I w rat Roxann Galvin, Suzanne John­ Elizabeth Hays, Joanne MNUSI7IIH I UNI briS M I MM I High School in East Hart­ Nowell, Darlene O’Connor, Ursula Knobel, Soonae Kwak. Emerick, Nancy FamiglletU, Ib iM b M b b son, Janice Noiva, Michele Jablonski, Anne Jobin, UN l a 7-7i 7N IN IN I Mraai Bn I Pbb b b 1-11-1I I IhMa ford, announces the Mark Paul, Laura Pagliughi, David Leitao, Denise Leroy, Margaret Fay, Angela Fiore, iM ia i IN i s S l T I MbM am 141 7.1 ____ Norton, Jean Oliver, Joseph Peter Person, Nicola Plro, Pamela Little, Nancy Kenneth Johnson, Sandra Deborah Flume, Carol Four­ lu u a p IN 41 tih ia a following honors list for Prudence, Maureen Sexton, 7K11N Carol Precourt, Thomas Machabee, Joseph Magnano, Johnson, Boyce Kaman, Karin nier, Charles Garen, Michael YOUR CHOICE IN 77 711:1117 the third marking period. aMlMpaiSFN aabb U7 pai SUN SSTa Daniel Veltri, Uana Vidal Presmarita. 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Girls Dube, Brian Durocher, Elizahelh CahiU, Paulina Car­ Bryan, James Bzdyra, Peter Prince, Michael Rosa, Oscar IKM* BMSMi M l49i P«"<9*« P4M MUM V< eH«f*aBM»>' Ellen Schock, Frederick Charles Fogarty. man, Donna Chaste, Kim Cace, Linda Capasso, Ruiz, Lisa Semanski, James MwwiMmVf C0nCIMS,n.m98 He was awarded the was arrested Thursday on a warrant including the use of fraeral revenue asking approval and perinission to appeared before a recent Lawn Spreader motor Plump, Tufted, Foam*Filled Robert is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Bausch and Lomb Science Award charging him with two counts of equipment replacement spending for sharing funds, as recommended by enter into a contract with,the Planning and Zoning Com­ •Multi-purpose basket 1977-78 is still below amounts spent in Patio Furniture Cushions Meyer Malkin. He is a member of the this year for attaining the highest public indecency in connection with the B(Mud of Finance. Colchester Emergency Com­ mission meeting, commen­ •3 piece deluxe tool set prior years, Mrs. Lewis said. munications Inc. beginning July 1 of S.*633 if. • Heavy guage vinyl National Honor Society, the school’s scholastic standing in science sub­ incidents April 28 and 29. He was Residents will also be asked to ting on the runoff. The “This is a basic area to the educa­ Full electric key start; transaxle drive with 3 cover CHAIR CHAISE tennis team, and the (}uiz Bowl team. jects. He is also a National Merit released on a $75 cash bond after determine the method of payment of this year. meeting resulted in Dresel- forward speeds, 1 reverse. Shock mounted Last year he received the Rensselaer Commended student and is a appearing in court Thursday and his iy and ^ b e r t Gorton, com­ Lons lastins, rust-mist- engine. ?1 % Medal, which is awarded to the case was continued for two weeks. antiinish.mrksslll- member of the school’s ski club. mission member, doing an dently, saves tiiTw and 10 H.P. 32" Cut, Rig. $649...... *576 enaiir. Easy to assemble. Heavy vinyl with pretty floral pattern onsite inspection. Price kid. deSv. end set-up wHtiln 25 mi. redka reverses to solid color cotton dudi. As a result of the inspec­ 10 per Store, No Rein Checki Freedom of inf ormation tion, Dreselly wrote the DEP that the roads in question were not the sole source of the siltation Scot^j Block a Decker^ Black & Becker^ Andover claims heard problem. TORO® Soil erosion for a short Whether or not the state Freedom town, Atty. Catherine Hutchinson 21’’ Whirlwind II 18” Sin gle Blade 16” Deluxe Double Edge minutes of the meeting were not term should be anticipated Family G rass Seed of Information Act takes precedence said the language of a 1917 state law Electric Mower Shrub and Hedge Ttli^mor available for 13 days, he also Mixture 31^ H.P. Mower over a 1917 Connecticut law will be mandates that finance boards go into because the area is un­ with Grass Bag charged. dergoing rapid develop­ Our Reg. 29.99 decided soon by the Freedom of In­ executive session. She said the state I / Bates also complained that the ment and the recent severe Covert formation (FOI) Commission.. legislature did not intend to repeal finance board doesn’t have a regular winter required more sand 2 ,0 0 0 Andover resident Lawrence Bates schedule of meetings. the 1917 law when it passed FOI Sq.R . ereatlve In your planting with spreading than usual, he filed a complaint With the commis­ John Yeomans, finance board legislation two years ago. ■ .Henlitrom For new lawn or over-seeding. a ^66 sion concerning a March 31 meeting Bates said the history of the FOI said. Four wheel height adjust­ chairman, told the FOI Commission Dreselly said the streets of the Andover Board of Finance. Act is clear in haying all meetings ments; safety engineered, that residents were invited to the ~ are being swept and the double insulated. 4,000 The complaint was heard Thursday executive session because they might open to' the public, with only five Woodland RPM, draws 6.5 amperes. by FOI Commissioner Helen Loy. exceptions. The executive session in catch basins wiil be be responsible for spending the Garden$ cleaned soon. Bates alleges he was excluded budget. Yeomans denied any formal Andover didn’t meet the from an executive session of the requirements of the FOI Act, he said. He suggested the DEP do votes were taken in the March 31 a more trough investiga­ finance board while other Andover executive session. Bates said if the FOI Commission Azaleas pbtk,lwg« special! residents were invited to attend. He rules in favor of the finance board, tion of the problem. Fast operating with Yeomans said a vote was taken on 3,000 cutting strokes a also claims votes were taken in the the proposed town budget in a sub­ there will be six exceptions. Dreselly plans to meet with a DEP representative a minute! Three position executive session and the votes were sequent executive session. Commissioner Loy wHl make a Caladhims ts**' iniums safety switch. 18124 not available within 48 hours. The Defending the finance board for the recommendation to the full FOI lor $ * to discuss the problem colora 10 13 further. Commission within two weeks. Gardenias r p o it -s r

Area fire calls A/ao — AMcan V lo M $ , Calcaofarlaa, CIntnriat, Chryunthomum, Qfoxfnlaa, Hangii^ Rota, amatt A larga toMaga plaala, ale. Eiul Hartford Thursday, 9:47 a.m. Beautiful fences. - GLOBE -Medical call, 325 Oak St. Travel Service Thursday, 12:20 p.m. Mothers love: Mothers Idve: Mothers love: —Medical call, 826 Silver Built to last. 585 MAIN STREET Lake. APUNTEDHOME 643-2188 Thursday, 1:37 p.m. —Car GREEN LAWNS Landaeapkig-SU US. Or- fire, 571 Hills St. ROSES namanlal, ahada A trull Over 30 Years Thursday, 2:25 p.m. flnaal, potted bi foliage Food, Seed, Uma, Scans, Oraan- traaa, shrubs, groundeoTara, Travel Experience avargrsans, rhododandrons, Authorized agent In —Squirrel in house at 87 Only from view,' Csdwall A Jonas, ssAlMti peftniUlls, vkiiSi Governor St. MHarganlla • all at Raduead patio blocks, mulching Manchester for all Thursday, 4:08 p.m. Jackaon A Parkins matsriats. Airlines, Railroads and —Dumpster fire. Nutmeg Steamahip Lines. Lane. Thursday, 4:33 p.m, Mothers lovet Mothers lovet —Investigation, 50 Wildflower Circle. Vegetable Bardens Thursday, 6:10 p.m. —Car PANSIES fire, 115 Nutmeg Lane. Thursday, 6:40 p.m. a m as Ttwt at asesaast Santn -Investigation, 591 Burnside Mm IU H t m im M i $t Jl . * 1 Open 24 Hours Dally Ave. ' • Free planning & conaulting *"^*%fo7lgrlm Thursday, 6:57 p.m. -Traf­ • Durable all-cedar construction RM EMEMENCY SamCE fic accident, 1-86 east of Forbes St. • 89 styles - including picket, screen, post 8i rail TUna to plant biuahanrplanla, rtmbaie, aaparagua, raspberry, alraisbarry, bagonlaa, Smpaaaaad, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Visit our show room today. btifbo, InaaetkUaa, toon, ontons A garlte aatob ate. Mobil —Medical call, 52 Shadycrest NUTMMM • Dr. Tsl M3-M7 4 Tolland County o a iw w a s Thursday, 6:19 p.m. —Traf­ WBodwotteers* 168 Woodland SL, Manchester MATtlMMSTMUTION fic accident, Vernon Ave. and EASTH ARTFO RD , At E. HaitfonlNursety, 1375 Silver Une, 247-1252 Rt. 30, Vernon. 643-5135 315 C«M«r SI. Mtnchntcr ( MANCHEST'ER EATENING HERALD, Manchester, (kinn., FrL, May 6, 1977— PAGE FIVEl-B PAGE FOUR-B - MANfMpgrm EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 6, 1977 Thoughts Homers help sink Cougars ,11-5 Herald Jenkins ‘controls’ Mariners ApLENty By DAVE ROBACK in the CCCAA, will face with Steve Cianci and Tom Zadrozny’s fly to center as Moretti was Rhode be awaiting the results of streak to 24 innings. The angle BOSTON (UPI) - I’ve been doing that since I ex-Boston hurler Diego field out, Carl Yastrzemski the first inning with a Correspondent Middlesex Community Kearney drawing walks to MCC cut the;,margin to 7-3 Island’s big stick collecting the NJCAA Regional Selec­ Canadian-born pitcher, When Ferguson was 17 years old. Segui was throwing, it singled home Doyle and single. "You began to Concluding the College in the semifinals in load the bases. A fielder’s two hits, including a homer tion Board on Monday . |o who has averaged a walk in the sixth.\Back-to-back “I don’t care if it’s a win- looked like those two runs George Scott followed with wonder if we were ever the CCCAA championships choice to the lettside ot the homers by Jiiil Moretti and Jenkins has things un­ every five innings through regular season in a and five runs batted in. find out who will be in the Earl Yost dy day or dark or might hold up. - y ------his fourth homer of the going to get another man at Palmer Field on Sunday. infield scored Munroe with Fontaine accounted for der control, chances his major league career, By Len Auster dismal and damp Newton also chipped in New England finals May whatever. I can find the “I just waitevalks and ground one week were the explanations. Munroe, cf 4 1 1 1 Nelson Golf Classic his quest for his first tour the right words to say into 8.3 doubleplays...One Man's Opinion: Most consis­ Be that as it may, while it’s only high school ball, it at Leber Field - Boland Oil vs. Ansaldi's, Cianci, ss 3 1 0 0 Thursday and a limited title. thanks to everyone who Dion, p 0 0 0 0 tent New England Whaler this past season Dave Keon; seems Parks’ decision in the long run might prove out Lawyers vs. Hartford Road Dairy Queen. number of people were Only nine others broke had a hand in making the Best offensive player - Keon; Best defensive player - penney-wise and pound-foolish. The Indians lost a game American League at Waddell Field - Civitan termed success able to say they had con­ par Thursday, including an Yesteryear Basketball Totals 31 5 6 1 4 they should’ve won against Hall. Secondly, Conard has Rick Ley; Most overrated Gordie Roberts; Most un­ Club vs. Army & Navy Club, American abbreviated group who R e u n io n su ch a big RIJC 302 204 OOx-11 always been a tough team for Manchester to beat and quered it. derrated - Ralph Backstrom...Wet grounds forced post­ NEW YORK (UPI) Legion vs. Modern Janitorial; National stood at two-under-par 69 success. Manchester 002 001 020- 5 ponement of all last night's local softball schedule. All a two-run triple by Bill mented Coach Yogi Berra. Jordan has lost to them once already. “It makes us think he’s League at Buckley Field - Nichols Tire vs. Lyn Lott was one of — Ben Crenshaw, Ray games have been reset for tonight. — Jim Hunter was an North in the second, giving While no team, especially on the schoolboy level, I include the committee gonna be okay.” those, relying on a hot Floyd and Fuzzy Zoeller. official loser in his the A’s a 4-0 lead and should be underestimated it seems Parks did in regards Carter Chevrolet, Moriarty Bros. vs. Medics. which did a tremendous job Tennis signup making it seem that the Page hit his sixth homer putter to post a three- Zany situation return to the New to Hall and paid the price. As coaches say, you should go First games start at 1 o'clock. and all the ex-players and Monday from 9:30 to 1:30 Yankee pitcher was headed of the year after a single by Talk about zany plays in baseball, this one is offered. York Yankees but an with your best all the time for you never know —about Next week games are scheduled Monday their friends who attended tennis registration .vlll be for an early shower. But Larry Murray in the first The score is tied, last half of the 10th inning, bases loaded rainouts, about anything. to relive the days gone by. held at the West Rec. artistic success. Hunter allowed only four inning and North’s triple thru Friday nights in all leagues. with one out. The suicide squeeze was called and the Earlier in the campaign Jordan hurled on a Monday There are 40 openings in The |2.8-million pitcher hits and one run the rest of boosted the A’s margin to batter bunted out to the mound. The pitcher slipped and and came back to win on Friday. Why not Hanlon, who 1) ( I t w as a n ig h t to classes. made his first appearance the way. 4-0 in the second inning. 6 fell fielding the ball. The runner from third crossed the indicated Wednesday he could go Friday and 2) on remember.) Thursday night since being "He pitched okay after The A’s scored their fifth Registration must be in plate with the winning run. The batter, in his anxiety, Wednesday pitched to one batter to get out of a mess? At sidelined opening day with the first two innings,” said run in the eighth on a single I have served on many person with proof of slipped and fell running down to first base. The catcher this time of year three days of rest should be more than ScholasSrsiBi^^ Canadiens in finals residency and Rec cards a bruised left instep and Don Gullett. “When you and stolen base by Page committees but believe walked towards his bench in disgust. The first baseman sufficient. required. was the losing pitcher as have a pitcher like him you and a single by Manny me, this one topped them slammed down his glove. The batter was advised to get There’s one other drawback to the switch. Jordan will U N IO N D A LE, N.Y . Gainey added the winner 'The schedule is 10 the Oakland A’s scored a 5- can afford to wait a few Sanguillen. all. Everyone, and I mean up and run to first base, which he did without any play be working today with eight days’ rest, having last pitched (UPI) - Bob Gainey had at 9:12 of the third period lessons over a five-week 2 victory. starts before he settles into Vida Blue allowed’RQiljs foot yesterday was the everyone, worked hard. I being made, the pitcher holding the ball. Neither the base April 28 and that might be too much. And Hanlon in his Baseball only meant to send the) as the Canadiens clinched period for a small fee. But Manager Billy Mar­ his g ro o v ^ but struck out nine and Had Bennet High tennis squad certainly cannot take all runner who was on first nor the runner on second ad­ next assignment will have had eight days between starts. ILLING HIGH puck into the New Yorkl the Stanley Cup playoff Classes are Monday and tin and the other Yankees " k A m s layoff like that a shutout until the seventh, with a 7-0 verdict over the credit because without vanced and legally touched the next base on the bunt. Had Will the long layoff affect his effectiveness, too? Pitchers dominated play zone but he wound up slip- sem ifinal series, four Wednesday Advanced nodded in approval at has to Dottier a pitcher, es­ when Graig Nettles singled Cheney Tech. Dorn Gentilcore's idea to the defensive team noted, force plays could have been It’ll be interesting to see how Manchester fares the rest yesterday as Webb Junior ping it into the net. Beginners from 8:30 to Hunter’s performance. pecially a control pitcher,” and scored on a double by Results: Singles - John games to two, moving into combine the teams for one made at both third and second base and as it of the campaign. Six wins were garnered in eight outings. High had to go into one “We wanted to try to 9:30; Intermediate from “It was satisfying,” said said Ken Holtzman. “He Bucky Dent. Chris Haslett def. Doug Rivard 6- the finals for the 24th time big reunion, this would not developed,the batter could also have been retired at first It’s now six of 10. Nine wins are needed to make the tour­ extra inning to nip Illing keep the momentum from 9:30 to 10:30 on Monday Martin. "He is a control Chambliss’s sacrifice fly 7,6-1,7-6; Mike Hellabrand in their history. have happened. after he fell if the first baseman was in position to take a got better as the game nament. Junior High, 1-0. goiing to them because of and Wednesday, Tuesday pitcher and-he-gqt better as drove in the Yankees’ def. Paul Dabroi 6-0, 6-0; throw and no run would have been allowed to score. wore on.” The gam e’s only run the crowd,” Gainey said and Thursday 8:30 to 9:30 he went along.” other run in the eighth. Monica Murphy def. Steve Montreal opens defense T h an k s a g a in to “It was a good perfor­ Bits and pieces scored on a walk, stolen Thursday night, after his Beginners; and 9:30 to The victory squared Ference 6-0, 6-2; Joanne of its title Saturday night everyone Official ruling Hunter was tagged for a mance when you consider base, passed ball and Heading into today’s play, Simsbury, Conard and Fer­ Anderson def. Steve goal seven seconds into the against Boston, which 10:30 Advanced Beginners. two-run homer by Mitchell that it was his first time Blue’s season record at 2-2 It’s now official. Town Counsel Victor Moses has mi sh ar^ the CCIL baseball lead, each at 7-3, with Webb’s only hit off Ken Chmelowski 6-3, 6-1. game started the Montreal Philadelphia in Yours in sports, There are 10 per class. Page in the first inning and out in a month,” com­ and the loss put Hunter's Hill. The latter fanned 10 Makeups are held on ruled that David’s entry in the Feline League can use the mark at 1-1. Manchester a rung behind at 6-4. It’s either the league is Doubles: Ed Kennison- Canadiens toward a 2-1 vic-^the other semifinal, four Yosh Vincek eight non-residents as they are all legal property owners well-balanced or a sign of mediocrity...Pet Peeve batters. ory over the New York jo none. Fridays at time of Mike Daigle def. Bruce Islanders. in Manchester. That’s not the end of the controversy and Department: ‘Adults’ (and I use this term loosely) who Illing collected three Hewitt-Charlotte West 6-1, scheduled class. hits, a double by John Kelly it should be interesting to see what develops in the week’s scream, obscenities included, at schoolboy baseball 6-0; Brad Woodhouse-Mike and singles by Alex ahead. The fire is far from out...It seems strange that players from the opposing team. And when somebody Nightingale def. Dabroi- Britnell and Al Klibanoff. schoolboy tennis players are allowed to compete in out­ Cey snaps slump, says something nasty about their kid say, “How dare you Bob Vishimoto 6-2, 6-1; The locals are now 2-1 side competition during the regular schedule without any do that, that’s my kid you’re talking about?” Andy Loveland-Al Ander­ record-wise. penalty from the CIAC, governing body of Connecticut Katie Tucker, standout on the East Catholic girls’ son def. Graham Warner - EAST CATHOLIC high school sports. Players in other sports cannot com­ swimming team, will continue her career at Boston Chmelowski 6-2, 6-1. MEANS CHEVROLET East Catholic High’s CARTER pete in outside play during the regular slate. homers off Seav^r College in the fall...Ray Gliha, Manchester High’s fine M centerfielder, will take his baseball talents to Eastern baseball game yesterday For 41 years Carter Chevrolet In Mancheeter has meant good Chevrolet Connecticut State College in the fall where he will j()in against Windsor Locks at Golf in the National League nine hits for his third Eagle Field was postponed deala and good Chevrolet service. Here’s Just a few sample buys — we have NEW YORK (UPI) Coach Bill Hollowaty’s program...Keith Lamb, as assis­ Manchester — After almost a week West over Cincinnati to 9 straight win and helped his tant baseball coach at East Catholic, will be assistant because of wet grounds. It own cause with a pair of has been rescheduled for Manchester High’s a lot more bargains on our Ipt. in the deep freeze, l/2games. Los Angeles has coach with the Willimantic Legion team this summer un­ Bizarre hit won 21 of 25 games. two-run singles to lead May 19 at 3:15. golfers went down to a twin f “The Penguin” is war­ der John Risley,Lamb is an ECSC sophomore... loss yesterday afternoon in “Before I went up to the Montreal. Gary Carter had The CIAC stat^ivision I golf championship this year Willimantic. ming up again. plate, (Manager) Tommy a pair of doubles for the will be held at Ellington Ridge Country Club. It is the Upsetting situation at home plate Golf Playing in wet and cold Ron Cey of the Los Lasorda said to me Expos who handed San home course of Manchester High’s Dave Thomas who’ll A CHENEY TECH -M. J . J.JL Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk lands on his back after tagging out Angeles [lodgers, better Remember, God made Francisco its 10th loss in 12 weather on the Country NEW 77 VESA have a shot at the individual title Norwich Tech and Club course, host Windham Cpe - with a 4 (wl. engine, 4 Mariners’ Carlos Lopez when latter tried to steal home. Umpire is Alan known as Penguin to his you to drive in runs,'” said games at home this season. Cubs 6. Astros 5 Griswold High each tacked High posted a 5%-lVi win speed trans., AM radio, body NEW 77 IMPALA teammates because of the Cey. “But it can't turn out 4-1 defeats on Cheney side moulding, 5-year or 60,- NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Mets Clark. (UPI photo) Manny Trillo had a dou­ and Penney High of East 4 door Sedan, 6 cyl engine, automatic trans., deluxe seat way he walks, was hot Tech’s golf team yester­ 000 mile englen warranty. were obviously in a fog when Casey Stengel ble. triple and three-run Hartford eked out a 4-3 belts, mats, roof drip mouldings, radio, rear speaker, value during the month of April Seattle Slew day. appearance group, steel belted radial w/wails. mumbled his famous phrase, "Can’t anybody ______and set a major league homer to power Chicago. success. N ational Mike Fraser led Cheney record for runs 'tatted in Jerry Morales added Mike Presti paced the here play this game?” with an 82 which also was Stock 04892 •3385 Stock 05471 with 29. League a three-run blast 'and locals with a 43-39-82 with The Toronto Blue Jays center. However, Gary the day’s low score. Fraser •4860 But, since May rolled George Mitterwald a solo horse to beat Jeff Shrider next w^h 89. Y this way every time. I were playing in a fog Woods, the Toronto center accounted for Tech’s Dave Thontah) despite il­ around he’s been frigid as don't doubt Lasorda, but I shot for the Cubs while Joe LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Seattle Slew is Thursday night. At one fielder, could not see the 76ers extended points lness, and Craig Eagleson point in their game against ball and it went over his Leaders the Antarctic Circle. He doubt myself sometimes.” Ferguson. Cliff Johnson unbeaten in six starts coming to the Kentucky and Bob Watson homered Other Tech scores were: finished with 94 rounds and NEW 77 PICKUP the Milwaukee Brewers, head for an inside-the-park entered Thursday night’s Dusty Baker also stroked Derby and there have not been many Doug Victor 104, Jeff game with the New York for the Astros. Glenn Dobkin added a 95. NEW 77 MONTE CARLO Vi Ton 8’ fleetside, 6 cyl. five Toronto players tried homer. ^ a two-run homer off Seaver Corelli 112 and Tony engine, standard trans, rear beating Rockets Mets without a hit in his Phillies 8. Padres 3 thoroughbreds able to make that claim. Medalist laurels went to Landau cpe. V-8 engine, automatic trans., air conditioned, to find a ball hit by Sixto "I saw the pitcher and Batting in the fifth as the Dodgers Remenik 109. Brent Cobb of Windham vinyl root, deluxe seat belts, deluxe bumpers, bumper bumper, gauges, below eye last 15 at bats and had gone A throwing error by E ven S e c r e t a r i a t s on the lead, for Run Dusty line mirrors, heavy duty rear Lezcano into right field — the outline of the hitter, .National League PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — While it may be hard to con­ sent 10 men to the plate with a 75. Tony Roberto’s guards, tinted glass,; auxiliary lighting, body side and couldn't. only l-for-25 when he and collected six hits in catcher Gene Tenace record was somewhat Run’s late charge. springs, stabilizer bar. that’s all,’’ Woods said. AB H Pet. fuse the Houston Rockets with the more-publicized 81 paced Penney with Phil mouldings, door edge guards, radio, cruiM control, tilt The only difference stepped up to bat against sending the Mets’ right­ paved the way for a four- marred before the 1973 Track steering wheel, mats, fteel belted radial w/walis, rust- “All 1 knew was that it was Parker, Pit 89 37 .416 Boston Celtics, the Philadelphia 76ers know they have a However, Mickey Taylor Sheremeta following with between the Mets and the Tom Seaver with the bases hander down to his first run fourth inning to send Kentucky Derby, but he insists Seattle Slew does BENNET GIRLS proofed. I Stock 05515 in the air.’’ Simmns, St. L 76 31 .408 much tougher fight on their hands. an 85. Other Penney scores •3875 Blue Jays is that the fog in loaded in the fifth inning. loss in five decisions. The Philadelphia past San was the last of the nine Tri­ not insist on running in Bennet Junior High’s Lezcano’s triple followed' Matthews. Atl 68 26 .382 The 76ers used their were Jon Brewster’s 90, Stock 04990 Toronto was real. Suddenly, it was April big inning made things Diego. Tenace’s return ple Crown winners. front — it’s just that none girls’ track team defeated shortly thereafter and the Yeager, LA 69 25 .362 familiar run-and-shoot team. They can really put a George Paul's 92 and Jim •6070 Lezcano wound up with a Trillo, Chi 67 24 .358 lot of points on the board in again for Cey. The hard­ easy for Rick Rhoden to throw to first base on an There is a great deal of of his rivals have been fast Kosciusko Junior High in umpires decided enough offense to break open a Mayo’s 102. triple while the five Blue was enough. Cey, LA 90 32 .356 a short period of time.” hitting Dodger third win his fifth game without apparent double play ball conjecture the early line 1- enough to keep up with Enfield yesterday, 44-10. tight game in the third hit the runner and allowed 2 leader Seattle Slew will Windham also whipped Jays searched for the Elsewhere in the Smith, LA 90 32 .356 quarter and went on to a While Houston gave the baseman strok^ a low 3-2 a loss as he limited the him. The locals won all six (MUTER USED (MRS RRE THOROUGHLY TESTED HKD RECONDITIOHED. Rose, Cin 80 28 .350 the tying run to score. become the 10th. Penney, 5-2. elusive ball. American League, the 128-117 victory over the 76ers all they could handle. pitch from Seaver over the Mets to eight hits. John Gerald Robins’ For The events. Chris Cheney Gonzalez, Hou 81 27 .333 Jerry Martin then singled That kind of pressure can That bizarre play con- Boston Red Sox trimmed stubborn Rockets Rockets’ Coach Tom right-center field fence for Milner spoiled Rhoden's Moment, the third choice copped the 100-yard dash in Evans, SF 73 24 .329 home the go-ahead and be paralyzing to owners, the Seattle Mariners, 5-2, Thursday night in the Nissalke pointed to a 19-8 his second grand slam qnd shutout bid in the eighth at 8-1, is another expected 12.7 with teammate Karin SALE PRICED SALE PRICED .American Lcag

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And I'll shopping. 4 bedrooms, den or L in iE BIT DIFFERENT? 200 level lot. Quiet conveniefit carpeting in living room, S h e H e r a l h 2B daya .... Sa word par day make you an offer to our neighborhood. $43,900. Direct fifth iMroom, 2 1/2 baths, COLUMHIA LAKE - For sale. IStttional League dining room and lainily rwini. Come to the GRAND OPENING of 18 worda $2.00 minimum m utual benefit. 1-223-4460 from owner. Call 649-1040 appllanced eat-ln kitchen, RULESTATE 3 acres of choice wooded Kll!17-1413. 1). N Mnncheslcr, Cl. 00040 rected by an additional Inser­ bedrooms, baths, large the lot is 125 by 300... affor­ WARHEN E. MtSC. SERVICES eyes. Vicinity Main & Henry 2 only, tion. GUITAR, BANJO Instruc­ applianceu kitchen, wall-to- ding the- maximum of family room with fireplace, Houston (Lemongello 0-3) 31 — Services OMered ■ ,\n Equal Opportunity Employer" wall carpet, fiberglass in- eat-in kitchen, formal living/dining room. 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Good oainiiu’.j, I'ull |i i.iy tinu; ,M i \niu's ( all separate fireplaces and fur­ systems. Good income. landscaped yard with a a real bargain? ..Ome''iu Calif 9 15 .375 5L God BJess^You L ove, X Wading River, New York. In Glastonbury, 4.1 acre wooded lot. time only Apply (dm Mill li ( ning ■ 1. u *1 .jiid y naces. Centrally located, gar­ $45,500 beautiful 20 x 36 octagon in- W atkins - Main in Seattle 9 19 ,321 7L Mom and Dad Fike ;i; NOTICE Photo. Bun Coiiier.e oi r.i!' HN PAliT TIME 11 to 7. Ver­ 11792. •In Manchester, 57 acres with 1,200’ of road front,ige. Manchester The ^niture Mom & niaci, Lisa, ? EAST HARTFORD SfSL. !j p M li'.';!-71 MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room age. Financing. Broker, 623- TWO FAMILY - Built in ground pool. Don't hesitate. A I'hiirsduCs Hcm iIis 616-0798. j non Manor Health Care 2190. must to see on Mother’s Day. Trees and open space. store where you know you can Je rin ife r and Mom and Dad g PUBLIC SCHOOLS hy Norma Teriford , jrr - • • Eacility. Call Mrs. Tobin. 871- LET US PUT You in the Ranch. Finest construction, 1974. Walking distance to always buy with c^fidenee. Kansas City 6, Chicago 5 Open t lo 4.182 Timber Trail, Commercial building consisting of 2 stores, 2 of­ B ertu zzi NOW Ac< eplinc Apldioatioii.. - 0385 between 8 a m. and 3 p.m. driver seat - Established fireplace, recreation room, hospital. Five rooms, full Toronto 9. Milwaukee 8 ? INVITATION TO BID garage, spotless condition. JUST LISTED - Duplex. 4-5. East Hartford or call for ap­ i: BID NO. 386 Modern mortgage finan­ Foe^Jull time i mpliijmir.ii 1!' .SHAM’ ■ 'All I-: Tram - routes in Manchester. Units appllanced kitchens, 3 fices, 2 apartments located in the heart of Main SI SEABS COLDSm' Air con Boston 5. Seattle 2 $43,500. Hutchins Agency 646- Excellent condition. Two new pointment, 568-5086. (litioiier - 14,WXl Bl'H. in mint ELECTROSTATIC * cing has made it possible ,lil .528 3dti!i eV,''Vfa:i iiii"iri.il work DENTAL ASSISTANT - ready to go. Earn $10,000 to furnaces, two car garage, con­ bedrooms and 1 bath each G ross incom e of $18,000. Oakland 5. New York 2 ; i 1 e . Su ii'i -■ y Urlhodunlic Practice. Vernon $15,000 in (7) months. Truck 3166. foiiititioii. One yjpur old. Call PAINTING OF LOCKERS ... for most American ellV venient location, M. H. unit. Separate heating MANCHESTER - Large An­ l odaC s (tallies ‘I.,;.. '.(I p.m. lo I Circle. E.xperience preferred on display now. Call 1-677- Palmer Realty, 646:6321, 649- saldi built 7 Room Cape. 633-8113, alter 0 00 p.m. AT EAST HARTFORD families to buy a home Box 2356 Vernon Conn. 06066. 9089, or write to: Mr. Softee, MUST SELL - Three family. systems, driveways and California (Ryan 3-3) al ■ eIiu p fu l 63.!- 0538. Spacious, modern kitchen, ZINSSER ACENCY Coach' quits LEGAL HIGH SCHOOL principally on credit In 198 South Road, Farmington, Excellent location. Very good basements. Ready for im­ WE HUY & SE1\L furniture. Boston (Tiant 2-1). N Information may be ob­ Investment. Apartment mediate occupancy. $57, formal dining room. Quiet, 7S0 MAIN STREET TULSA (UPli - Oral fact, a majority of home EARN SSSSSS-Sell Avon. Part Conn. 06032. convenient area. Possible 4th. Cash oil the line One piece or Chicago (B arrios 2-1) at tained from Alan Desmarais, owners do so. You will l.'.'ali ii.il Weit- - lime I'ull time .Anytime. Call available. Financing 500. an entire houseful. 646-6432. Roberts University is NOTICE MEGUi.i.HK.; CLASSIFIED bedroom. $37,900. East Caost B4 B-1S 11 Cleveland (Garland 0-3), N The Planning Commission Purchasing Agent East Hart­ need .some cash for a down : lo p e, In I .,23-941)1 loi information. THRIVING Restaurant arranged. Owner, 649-1919. Fiirniliirc Rarn. 345 Main SI. looking tor a new basket­ Immediat ■ oponiug for Realty, 528-9668, 643-9669, Minnesota (Zatin 4-0) at of the Town of Bolton will hold ford .School Department, 110 payment and ottiei . .' ( r- 1 n II i; || Business and Lounge for sale ADS MANCHESTER - Private Iieside Douglas Motors. ball mentor after llcail a public h e a rin g on an expei i' liecd auto HE.I.IABI.E Hard Worker - in Southwestern N.H. Call or HOUSE FOR Sale on In­ country setting. One year Toronto (Lemanezyk 2-2). N l.ong Hill Drive, East Hart­ expenses, but no longer dustrial Land - Call 647-9604. BRING Coach .lerry Hale s sudden W'cdnesday, May )8, 1977 at 8 ford, Ct. 06108 until bid docs the size ol your cash nipclianic; fmoig.i car Who wauls steady cmploy- write Acre Realty, 21 old, eight room center hall / Seattle (Pole O-Ol at 'ki!" iT fein.ile ■ meiil. Good income. Call 872- Roxbury St.. Keene, N.H., 603- 746 Parker Street, retirement I'liiirsday. o'clock P M. in the Communi­ opening on May 24, 1977 at bankroll, govern liow imich kiiowl'-.dge helpful We RESULTS Colonial. Featuring fijjst Baltimore (Grimsley2-li. N . p : II g a II d 4515. 352-2778. Manchester. Hale said that lie ty Hall for the purpose of con­ 2:00 p in. of a house you can afford. offer Clean r-.odiiii floor fireplaced family, „ W . •' A - 7. Oakland (Medich 1-1) at shop, ,'iiid good bi.ifi: . Nl.iliil'e ill- room, wiin beamed "couldn t give mueli of an sidering the preliminary sub­ Ttie East Hartford Public The old rules have fallen by MV 'll p ’rson; EXPERIENCED Plasma New York (Figueroa 2-2i. N package. Apfily in p;t- cathedral ceiling. Elat-ln 3. explanadon " for his ae- division map of "Weslridge" Schools is an Equal Oppor­ the wayside. Nowadays, I - :vali seciii Sprayer .Needed Apply in per­ dlMtonbury Milwaukee (Augustine on Tinker Pond Road as s 0 II to . G e II c 1.11 kitchefl, with work Island tion. but be dec ided that "it tunity Employer. with government sup- Ml Ml.-el East son Kloek Co.. 1366 Tolland MNECHAUG MOUNTAIN 2) at Detroit (R oberts 1-4). presented by Ernest Reed. Bv Paul J. Costello Manager Ca; ( o r Tpke . Manc hester Between 9 MANCHESTER Formal dining room, front was time for a clumge in •ported mortgage EXCELLENT N The subdivision will contain 008-5 programs, many families DeCorinier and 11 a m and 1 to 3:30 p m. to back living room, 2Vk basketball coaches at Oral OPPORTUNITY - to be Kansas City (Gura 2-01 at one street with 17 lots can buy a home with a flD ' plJl.s I'lill and An !•;qua 1 Opportunity baths, four large ,!4 R oberts." Copies of said map are on : I li , Mi;iiir,,ii:a 3 ;.ears kaiiployer. proud owner of this bedrooms. Sliders to patio, ' ' ' H Texas (Alexander 3-11, N down payment of 10 per gleaming ^Hnte aluminum mV file in the office of the Town liNVITAHON ■ .-, ■•re IMS i '1- ■'.Mil «oi king two car garage, acre f cent, or in some cases even d'"-.i, ■■ ,m ' '.■nne.' 6)6- sided l^doAColonial. 5' Clerk of Bolton PART TI.ME evenings, S60 to plus lot. r o BID with no down payment ,at 285 Brood St, Kpi.il Oi'jiorUieily S90 weekly Selling smoke fireplace in charming first James G. Bassett, all. M6iiulier,l''r >e', 1 9 U i h o le I# detectors hv appointincM. floor famllyXroom. 4 COLONIAL — Seven 31 Servicaa Ollared 31 Painting-Papering Chairman Hid proposals lor the purchase Call 875-3601 after 3. Sanricaa Olfarad 32 Bullding-Cog p ^ ■A bedrooms, 2 baths, con­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1V5 Robert E. Gordon, and installation of carpeting j 'kUS-''••"fFii'"" venient laundry on 2nd baths, rec room with bar ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars WINDOW CLEANING - HAVE YOUR Cape . Raiieli CARPENTRY. C O I M RV C l.l It McCallum, Toinkiel Secretary in Hie Library al the K-4 You can be sure that PAHT TlMk. Worl ■ in ...... Sl'iF.KING Part Time Help. Commercial & Residential. 009-5 i 7-;i, 3 (1 iii.'t. full lime, Small oHicc. Telephone, light floor. 28x14 patio for fireplace, some wall-to- and attics. Moving large painted for $150 $200 by REMODELING. Additions Following are the pairings 10:29 Betko.Staoin, Deskus. building. I'Jementary School, you will find the homo of 0 r w 0 111 a II III - e 1 V 11 ' I part (line .vcfi'.eiids relief. summer entertaining. In appliances, also stone or loam Fully insured. Free es­ scheduling now. Professional Routing, siding, and painting Lomba liuigazinc divpl.is : l "j - e, typing, filing. Call between'9 wall. Tastefully decorated. for the Member-Member • .Soldi ltd., Bolton, Conn, will your dreams listed will) 1 Coini; Ml lid I Ik to us mint condition. 1 acre lot defivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. timates. Call Quality considers aiiy job 289-9287. No job loo small. Free cs- 10:36 Kiedcr. Rockwell, .Miiiiclicsti'i ale,' Mil-.I 6.' and 12 am . only. 646-1766 Garage. $41,500. Maintenance Incorporated, Tournament to be held Satur­ 1)6 I'cccivcd by the Bolton Century 21, TEDFOBD j dioel nil -v liifhei sk'ii- on Minnechaug Mountain. evenings or weekends, Dun. liinatcs 644-3079. F^ietrantoiiio, Lavey .1 v ail.1 hIc 'I'lle I iy ■ ;i,1 MAN - F’or heavy work in fer­ 640-8845. day. Hoard ul F.ducalion, Notch REAL ESTATE, Route I.NSI'RANCE AGENCY Your inspection will prove RANCH — 7 rooms, 3 years ^10:43 Day. Passman. Wedm sila\ Will. tilizer plant. Job involves PAINTER NEEDS Work - CARPENTRY ■ Repairs, 6:30 Moran, Griffings Simple-Sew Hoad, until 1:0U P M', Mav 10, 4 4 A B o lto n N o tc h , 115. ll.irlloKl. ( n:,M . :(e; opening-for full-time office its value at $91,500. old, with first floor family ROTO TH.LING - Small gar­ Fillaramo, W. Ferguson Lipinski, Daly 1977. I "' hSI .issislanl Familiarity with handlirg and stacking fer­ Interior, Exterior Painting. remodeling, additions, gar­ Bolton, 847-9914. Spring Bid FAMILY? - This 12 room, fireplace, eat-ln tilizer bags. Must be in good dens. Very reasonable Call I’apering, by the hour or job I ages. roofing. Call David < 6:38 Pagliughi. Calainari. 10:50 Bonadics, Abr:iitis. B Information concerning the Is a beautiful time ol year il.'ilK D H E :: ; I, li 1 LLiji/fil-rdfUliCi JiiiC Icasualty property, coverage kitchen, formal dining 9 room full dormof Capo, 4 bodrooma, lot floor family room Colonial in tip-top physical condition. Phone Mr. 646-6640. Residential, (,'oimiiereiaM l’atri.i. 644 1796 Tarca, W'adas Experienced .'i i.::..i v.iiii 743 'iij,, e(. and raiiiig required, typing Oleksinski. Lebiedz bids may be obtained al the to buy or aell a heme and room with poggod oak floor, rao room, carport plua condition should fit you to a room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full Hill, 643-0644. Summer homes, apartiqcnjjr 6:45 Cotton. Wall, Turner, 10:57 Brown, Skinner. eliciilel. Kii'ivv h dg i!.k iii Imlli Salary commensurate' with (.mice of tile Superintendent it also Is a good time to East Er-tfor.l, Conn. garaga, walk to Bowara School. Oraal value al $36,900. "T,” 3 fireplaces, 3 b a th s , 2-car garage HOME GARDENS Roto windows puttied 20 'w irs Bvollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Turner Barre, Evellioch lale.st eiittiiig !■■■■! u; an ■■ ,■■. ' experience. Call 646-4662. Tilled - Manchester, Bolton ol Schools. Notch ltd . Holton. think obout buying a separate play areas for aluminum siding, treed lot C&M TREE Service - F’ree es­ experience! Will Tiavel E 6:52 Engberg, Dulellc, 11 04 1), Davis, LaPull. summer homo. II It hue to selling, lo '.vork i:i mi .i va i timates, discount senior and Vernon area Call 742- Davis, 6'l9-0495 ItIDVVELL Home Improv..- I'onn shop, 643 ',’1113 adults, tots and teens. 5 or Hickey, MacMullen Mikolowskv, Wlikolowskv H.A. Allen. Jr. do with reel estate then MANCHESTER citizens. Company 9015 ineiil Co. Expert Installation 11:11 Wliiic, Mellon, Clark. 6 bedrooms, 50' partially Manchester owned and PROFESSIONAL Painting ul uluminiini siding, gutters 6:59 Annulli, Maeaione. R Supt. of Schools see us lirst. Call nnytlme. EXPANDING ( (i.'-ii' 'v.'s', covered private deck. Remes. W. Jones Shea operated. Call 646-1327. BABYSIT YOUR Children in Interior-Exterior Conuiier- and (rims. Hoofing installu- 01I8-4 need; demon-li :ii. i ■ ..ud There’s much more to see PNILBRICK my Bolton home by the hour, eial and Residential Free es­ lion and repairs 649 6495. 875 7:06 H. Giglio, Malis, A. 11 18 Kozlovieh. Tarea ■A A 'A lio;;(essc.s loi l.nii,. e nn for $118,500. FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets by the day or by the week. 646- timates Fully insured 646- 9109 Eigner. Putz Guaslamachio, Masi :-;ales Aveiage i.iiiii:ir. iP. 11:25 Clough. Clough. NOTICE IMPRESSIVE — 9 room and doors made to order. Top 7945. 4879. 7:13 DelMastro, Ander-kbn, Handy- Hint: plus lor Ihree eveiiiii|- AGENCY quality work reasonable HOHACF. I'elrault - Siding, Roberts. Karszes ^ Vonderkall, Cardone Uesolve differences In opi- Gen.'idUs gills lei lie ,(.■. ■ - i m m m Colonial -high on COLLEGE GRAD Will do Taken bv virtue of .inVXKCUTION prices. References. 646-4346. roofing storm windows, aw 7:20 Sarlori, Tracey. 12:21 Ifracliniak. Ogden to me directed, and will be sold at ' nion among your house ( .ill 649-11106 all. r 6 Minnechaug Mountain. 1 Realtors yard work. Experience, and ...... nings. (Quality workmaiislii|i. Zwick, Sembenolti < PUnUC VKNDt’E to the highest acre wooded lot, quiet has most e(iuipmciit. Call 647- Kristoff. Eigner bidder, af Gil s Mobile. Houle 6 icor. hunting family before, not VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Building-Coniracting 33 tree estimates J miHv insured 7:27 Wolff, Wilson, 12:28 E Smith, Finnegan. Uoute 85). Holton after, you begin shopping. ME.DICAI, l..\l',OHA IlHIV street, family room with sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 9461, after 6:00 p m. 872-9187. 64 McFarland, Zemkc Laniliilina. Livingston Fifteen dnys after dale, which will Needs P.iil lime pei -..III In extra fireplace, recreation need for expensive jWES ROBIIINf. (iirpeiilry f»p Saturday, the 7th of May 1977, at 10 diaw blood MikI lie ,.v,ol,d)le 646-4200 CHENEY'S I.andscaping ■ ■SI’FICIALIZI.NG cleaning aiid 7:34 Stuck, Huseoe, 12:35 Clirisliaiison. Davey, o'clock in the forenoon, to satisfy said room, big enclosed porch, 4 W1 NEID LISTINOS NOWI recovering^ 568-5878. remodeling speil.ilisl Ad- lor limise l all-. Picas .lO bedrooms, 2W baths. Move THINKINQ OF SELUNO YOUR Expert landscaping and lawn repa/ing chimneys, roots Genovesi, Eagleson Filloramo. Landoliiia 16 Ilseeiilion irtid iny fees thereon, the iiiospliere ( all t;';:i-29li6 '“lions. ree rooms, doriiurs, 12:42 Zavarella, Salalia. I'llluwing deseribed untperly. to wit. right In for $98,500. PROFERTY7 CALL TODAYI RE WEAVING burns, holes. maintenance. Yards cleaned, b i\ilt-in s. Iia I li rooiiis . new/rools Free esiimales .30 7:41 M ulfat. Riggott. 1973 Chevrolet Iniinp Truck brush cleared, Low Ve/rs E.xperience llowlev, Carlson. LaSure E L E d A N T - 9 room Zippers, umbrellas repaired. $hens, 649 3446. .Mistretta, Fitzgerald l.D # CCE 663V144124 O n M n f , I.EGAl.Sl.i'Hl.l'.MIN Pie,I Window shades, Venetian reasonable rales. Call 647- Iialc*d al Manchester. Conn this 23rd 64jf-5:i6l 7:48 Schaffer, Bayes, 12:49 Atherton. Corbett, experieiie,.- pieleiied f.iit iml center hall Colonial has blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 1852. Plod/.ik, Bolin d.iv *'f April 1977 MANCHESTER. - Vintage 8 I'OM CARPENTRY Hilinski, Moriarty Fasijutile A, Ueyorlo 1 1 5 1 . _ f f e.s.seidi,d 'Ivnii'g ^|lol ih.ii.il handsome fieldstone Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Additions. Repairs, ItKiFF.H WILL install roof 12:50 Marshall. Stephens, Denuly Sheriff maeliilic iraii ri'i|it|n|, l i o n 81i Room Colonial. Kitchen and 7:55 Murphy, Frank, Her- TEOrono REAL ESTATE 6 room Waat Side Colonial, country kltchan, king alia fireplaced wall in family 5221. LAWNS MOWED, light (.'abiilels Call Gary Cushing silbiig or gutters for low dis Tolland (,'oimtv rei|Uired C.'iiIim|I> loe,.led ol pantry, dining room, ample dic. Stanton Skinner, Flydfl i'53-4 maalar bodroom, 2 car garaga. Extra nice al only I room plus a big L-shaped storage, garage. Remodeled, Irueking, sumc tree work. 345 4 cmlnl price. Call Ken at 647- 8 09 Lynch, Peck, Carlo, K 1 03 Zanis, Giglio, l.aFi an lice 619-2;i6,.. 9 ,i m Ui 5 p m $30,900. recreation room. All In tip­ BRICK - BLOCK, stone, Low rates. Call after 5 p.m, 1566^ excellent value at $34,900. 616 8864 or 64'7-l240. •••*•A*•«•»»•«••••••#••••• Gordon eis, LaFraiieis I’rohiile Noli<‘e top condition. There is East Coast Really, 528-9668; LEONff^ZYNSKI builder Alternate' Romavko Court of Probate new heflfes euslom huill. HeatlriliPlumblng 36 8 16 Bales, Chittick, Moure. MATPUE PEIISON 6 d.iv. , much more to see. Come evenings 646-7603. Palnling-Paparing 32 Crockett District of M;inc'be.ster U EMPLOYMENT p.iii lime ,\jiply III piDinii tour this distinctive home. ieiiiodeled. aildilmns, ree NOTICIC OK HliAHING ■m'c; crsm W lSaaaBraBSiil timates. rooms, garages, kileliens .6tjW'EI('K(NES. sink lines, 8:23 Backicl. Atamiun. KSTATI, OK Ml.NNIK MILLKH. .Monday, 'rue.sil.iy mil $89,900. MANCHESTER - H om ^of- INFLATION FIGHTERS iluceascd Wedliesd'ay P!2I ls,is'Mi;k:!e flce possibilities. Flour remodeled, hath (He. eemeni cleaned wuf eleilne eiitlers. .Moriarty. Narkon Help Wanted 13 ELECTRICIAN - All types of Teachers with 18 years by profcssfcn.ils, McKinney Pursuant to an urdei of Hun. WllUain Tiiriipike, Swiss Clisiiiei s. SAVE TIME)— Stop at our bedroom Dutch Colonial on work. Steps, dorniers. 8:30 Warren, I'rascr, K Kitz(jLTJil(J, Judge, dated April 29. wiring, electrical improve­ experience utter quality pain­ Bros. Sewage Disposal Com Bowling 1977 busline. Convenient to schools Residential or coiiimereial Boggini. Jackson hearing will be hcld^oii an I’HONI'i FHOM home to ser­ office and pick up a free ment, and repair work. FREE ting with 20 to 50% savings Call 649 4291. (i,uiy. 643-5.1011. applicatiun (jruying that an Instrument vice our eustomers in tlie map and brochure of and shopping. Extras, In­ 8:37 Wilkos, Morline. I'lirpurting tn be the last will and testa­ AF)¥ERTISIi^6 cluding intercom system. estimates. Call 646-5253. Fully Insured. Free es­ POWDER PI I F Terry Manelieslcr area, flexible INSURANCE AGENCY needs Glastonbury. Select before timates. 643-1609. 742-8764. Nt) JOB rot) Small roilel (iiguere, Kiori ment of said deceased and a First I,'iter lor eummem.il deparl- Only $ff,900. East Coast Real­ TIMOTHY ,1 CONNKI.I.Y 8:44 Curtiss. Sander, S Sieinienski 178-471), Rae Cudinl thereto be adinilled to prohate hours, super earnings, 249 you inspect. 5x7 il­ GARDENS ROTO-TILLED Carpentry iiiid (’eiier.il eon- repairs, plugged drains. as In suitl application on file mure fuliv 7773, iiieiil. I'MiiiwIecIge ol 'IMP SALES ty, 528-9668, evenings. 646- PAINTING - interior and Ferguson. Wemian Jacobs 199-471, (jerry appears, at llie ('uurt uf Probate oh luminated colored pictures 7603. None too large or too small. tructiiig. Iti'si(feuli.il am! kKclicii fauccis replaced Eire and easu.illy lim Call (Jordop al 228-9750 for exterior, paperhanging, repaired Ree rooms, 8 51 Watson, ,N. Smitli, S. Tonski 193-195-552, Edith .May 17. 1977 at Itt 00 a m lequired Exeellenl workirn' of our more than 35 eommereial Whether it he a Pearl J. Hultinan, Ass’t, rierk SALES POSITION - Sfriiiglit r r low, low prices. excellent work. Hclcrences. small repair job. a lu.sloin b.ifnroom renualeliug. lieal Leone, IJ Smith Tracy 175-482. .Mary Grvk The style i-. siniph* . . . No. 002 5 commissions, leads luriiislied i-imdilions .iiiil ti nice he,,i IPs, exclusive listings. Our MANCHESTER - 4 bedroom Free estimates. Fully in­ ® M odernxoffset plant computer can match your Contemporary Ranch, custom built home or .mything in imideriiizalioii. ele Free 8 58 Schotta, Hunt, Bar- 190-478, Gerry Tracy 176- so you’ll find this irown lo liomeowners. (,'all 242 5402. ,3jll William I: Isimi ■ ..(C! GENERAL REMODELING sured. Martin Mattson. 649 Esliiiiale gladly given .\I & M Ol tunie-|>ant.'j*sel easy ((Ill housing requirements wth built by U&R. Fireplaced between, e.ill 616-I3i9 ninghain, Burningham 484, Ediijn Klein 179-475, ® Salary 8* incentive COLUMBIA and painting. Stucco, other 4431. I'limibiiig A- lle.ilmg. 649-'287l and i|uiek to sew for ymu east HARTFORD more than 2,000 listings family room, 2 1/2 batns, at­ 9:12 (jardella, Carinienke, Carol Anderson 188-456, wartliohe! Price ... S2.0U. -mwTTjBTCiAtcrirfci 'S'S' ■ tached 2 car garage. Must be textured finishes. Sheet riK'k FOR ALL your Dry Wjill R Maeaione, Kennedy' I’UBLIC SCHOOLS work. Free Estimates. INTERIOR, EXTERIOR , Evelyn Eeder 175-491, It - I I f) wit!) Phot A • ® G onipany beiiefits Lake Frontage. 1 yr. old A frame, 7 rooma, 2 baliit, i seen! Call Arthur or Suzanne needs Drubiak Dry Wall 9 19 Teels, Pickens, .1 ller- BOOKKEEPFn - OFFIGE UNUSUAL References. Reasonable I’ainting and wallpapering Cumpauv. 575 Center SIreel. Vicky (ilass 182-493, Denise (iiilde i.H in Sizes S to IH. INVITATION TO BID mmmm pluah wall lo wall carpeting throughout, 2 huge floor to ' CONTEMPORARY Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson New e,.>illngs and paneling. dic. Murray ' Size 10, Inist . . . BID NO. 387 Fast growing Manctioster lirrn seeks an individual ® Cai neoessaiV - calling alone flraplacaa, large deck overlooking boat | Beach Co., Manchester Of­ prices. 646-4346. Mancliester. Call 61011882 F lo o rin g 38 Ariietl 474, Cricket Palicki trown, d yards -iri-im.li; STEEL LOCKERS AT HOME — Mint condition. Profcsslomtl quality work al 9:26 Sullivan, Copeland, witti experience in gonnral bookkeepinr, In­ dock and laka. $9^000. fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing reasonable prices. G.L Herman, Ro.seiitlial 454. Marly Hradsliaw 468 tunic, 2 yards; pant.s, EAST HARTFORD AND Situated on level one acre Opportunity. HOTO-TILLING - Quality NEWTON SMITH FLOOR S.VNDING & yanls. treed lot. Its 10-E rooms work. Low price. $10 average MeRugli Painting. 643-9321. 9:33 Me.Maiion, Lannelt, I’ENNEY HIGH .SCHOOLS cluding thot^preparation of standard journal en­ lleiinHleliiig. Hepainng H(\ Itelimsliing Floors like new I’aUaniH available only offer great flexibility in garden. Call 646,4689 for fast rooms No job loo 'imail 610-'' ^ Gardella, LaCliapelle p \R K \ m ; iM s n Information may be ob­ tries leading to trial balance and tlie Issuance of a C^ifl fo(' appointment W A R R E N E . PAPER HANGING Exiurl .No waxing i.Specializing in in sitCH shown. service. 3144. tained from Alan De.smarais, living style, 3 full baths. hjdcr flooi s) Siainiug fliHirs 9:40 R Gordon, Schilling. Ken Bower 217-552, Kevin To order, send $2.U0; incluiies month end prolit and loss slateinent. Hosponsiblo You can enjoy more than •37,900 Your uveruge paper. In (iMliligs In oiilside paiuling Purchasing Ageni East average room, $30. Mr. Maltern, Ansaldi Kelley 22(1, .iolin DeAngeli postiige and handling. also for payroll, accounts -layable and receivable, 38,000 square feet ot living Look this Cape over...six INTERIOR & E)(TERIOR CARPENTRY. Custom Jolhi Vcrli|$(lf. 646-5(50. 872- 9:47 Thomsen, Midava, 211, John Jenkins 202. (Mike tlartford School Department, rooms, fireplace, dormers, Painting - Insured. Guud RIehinan, 646-3884'' lluusos Addditions. garages SUE BURNETT processing ol sales orders, and other mis­ area. High $90,000's. work. Reasonable rates. Free (,'lark, Volta M a s i10 n i s 2 01, D ic k 110 Long Hill Drive, East Aak for Mr. Hooper or Mr. McDowall walk-out basement, at­ roolilig and siding, kiteluns. 9:,54 Meath, Cirinai Wilks. M«nch«tter Ev«ning Horald Hartford, Ct. 06108 until bid cellaneous reports. Excellent opportunity to grow HOWLAND estimates. Call Ed Dascanio, DUALITY PAINTING b;itlir(H)ms. ami repair wink Murphy 203-572, Hot) Oliver I1S0 Avt. of America* tached garage, deep lot, Paper Hanging by Willis laiPenta New York, N.Y. 10036 opening on May 17, 1977 at and advance In a position reporting to top BARNEn-BOWMAN vacant, owners anxious, . 649-6985. ool all kinds Call Hoberl Jar­ 233-579, Brian Hllick 204, REALTORS Schultz. Fully insured, vis lor estimate. 043-ti712. Ssrvicss W a fite d 38 10:01 Oltaviano, Prindel, Print Name, Addrest wltn IIP 2:00 p.m. management In a busy and somewhat hectic GaBery of Nomss excellent financing. references. 649-4343. Kicrnan, Jarvis ,l(dl ./ones 214, Hill Tomlin­ COOC, Style Number and Slie. The East Hartford Public- J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior small office. Send rosuirie and salary PhoM 633-3681 and Exterior Painting, CARPENTRY & Masonry ODD .IDUS 10:15 Palm er, Whelan. son 209, Dave Wilson 202, T)ie Sprin« & Siimnur ’76 Schools is an Equal Oppor­ UCROCKEH BASIC rASIIION con- requirements to Box J, c/o Manchester Herald. Dsy IT M|bt Paperhanging, and A. & W. PAINTING V Very Additiuns and remodeling allies, Edwards. Fahey Skip Kelly 235-,566. I'irnie tunity Employer. Rm Hot 643-1677 cic.mcd lains u Bmius Coupon! 643-1108 136 N»w London Tpk». remodeling. Fully Insured. reasonable. Frce*'Fjsllim»le.s. |.’ree esiimales (.'nil Aullumy Wliijiple 201. ,loe LaVae Prompt replies to qualified applicants. 10:22 Pierro, Pierro, By Paul J. Costello 649-9658. Call Wayne, 649-7696, ScimlLieole. 649 (IH1I. job 1(H) price . . . $1.25 u copy- 007-5 lfeii),..V 556 ■NaimKBi(aa(£3ea8ss«rv7i:«i9fiin-:;.imsai''^^^ aniiMui.tiM*- PAGE E IG H T-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., May 6, 1977 MANGHRSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., May 6. 1977 - PAGE NIN&B i l y p p jypTPFif iSMffilMiLLjiyp ...... :*• 55' H “SI m s ■.viv'S- ?| § ® S- s M W A ^ I : -■' «****a4»«.ww«**>f a*4****r l # s i ' i i i S--V NOlIS OF MSTMCTKIN ORERED BY THE By MVU BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE I CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY MMILTON SWINNING POOL NEW FURNACE, ROOF FOREST M IL’S FREST Red Estate MANCHESTER M2,900 Editor Spacious 7 room home with private kingslze master ALUMINUM SIDED b^room with balcony overlooking living room and dining | 7-room Cape. Fireplaced living room, 3-4 room, family room, garage, private lot. f42,900. HOW TO BUY A HOUSE bedrooms, rec room, covered patio, Here is a 4 bedroom Colonial with Aluminum breezeway and garage. |30’s. siting and garage that is a real bargain. Call A n a lyn your houaing naada. 4 badrooma Xo inspect this home today — only $38,900. may ba baaic to a coupla with growing Six room aluminum sided Colonial with O! chlldrart, not H your youngaat goaa oft to three bedrooms, modernized bath, collaga naxt fall. Taka Into account your •paclal naada. ^ screened in porch off formal dining room, “Move In” Condition. 2 FIgura what you can pay. How much down modem kitchen with pantiy, laundry off Plug 7 Room U.AR. Colonlall ''^'ollbamiSTthama - 4 Bedrooms - 2W BathsI . Every room repapered. Soma Wall to Wall. First floor family room • Savaral payment can you afford? How much of a kitchen, charming foyer with open stair­ -r Profaealonally landacaped. Built-In bookcaaa. Extras. Big Air Conditioner - mortgaga paymant can you alford? case. Lovely atone fireplace. Tread, landacaped lot. Stained Woodwork. Lovely, 3. Now hunt and pick. Raad ada for Idaaa, go MId-ThIrtlaa-worth It. landscaped and fenced yard. Bob Alibrio thinks 6 room Colonial S42.500. Country aizod lot. out with real aatata aganta, crulaa around on wall-wall carpeting. Custom cral)ad by Nutmeg Cape is a grea*i'6^® ^ 'lack living room, BEAUTIFUL RANCH MANCHESTER *30,900 woakandt. Homes. formal diningo nj^i^arage, and lovely located on Cushmarr Drive. Fireplaced 6-room Condominium home, mint condition! End unit 4. Arrange financing with your bank. You can landscaped lot. ^ to sell $43,900. FIVE BEDROOM HOUSE with private yard, garage, fully carpated. Don't miss this alwaya shop around for a larger loan, a bit 6 4 9 -2 8 1 3 GREEN MANOR CEDAR SHWGLEO CAPE! living room, huge^ountry kitchen, one! lower Intaraat rata, or a longer term (which carpeting, 2 full baths, nrport and more. moana smaller monthly paymonts). 5. Sign, seal and deliver — Finally comas the ( w o L v e r t o n HOLCOMBE You'^ill be impressed with this 8 room Split occasion known as “Closing” — whan REAL ESTATE BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Level set on large landscaped lot complete ownership passaa to you. It marks the and ol the trail. You have sought a house, found It Realtors-MLS R eaffort with a 24x40 in-ground pool plus a cedar barn. a G e n e v and now It Is yours. IM UAiM 8TACIT ■ MANCHCSTER CONN ( ■ 646-Mil aLALTOm 189 West Center St. 848-2482 644-2447 644-2447 Too many extras to list— Call today. Priced in the $50’s. SOUTH WINDSOR HOMES OF MERRITT “THERE’S NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU O W r MINI ESTATE Two Car Ovsralxad Oarage. Aluminum Siding. Sevan Rooms - Fireplace. Tread, deep lot. New Roof, Garage. Two Full Baths. Don Lappen would enjoy showing you through Quiet raaldantlal atraal. Vary Private Yard. Dormers Front and Rsarl this lovely 8 room Ranch complete with 2 full Selling High Thirtlaal Jmmaculata Condition. Beautiful Big Tread Lot. Ask for Jim Darocco. High Thirties. baths, family room, dining room’, fireplaced Comparison InvIledI living room and more. All of this for only $42,- 000. ANSALDI RANCH PRINCETON STR EH CAPE Towering Trees-Winding Street • NEW TO MARKET • GRISSOM RD. MANCHESTER S E T T IN G : % acre well landscaped lot on double Immaculate - 8 Room Dutch Colonial, 4 badrooma, ended cul-de-sac. carpeted living room and dining room, fireplaced fami­ In North Coventry featurea a restored 7 Room ISOOe i ly room w/carpating off aat-ln kitchen, aluminum Capo. Largo modorn kltchon, 2 baths, let fioor lamlly H O M E: 4 bedroom, bath Laine built Garrison Carl Zinsser has listed this brand new 4 IVz aiding, 2 car garage, beautiful 16x32’ In-ground pool room on 2 manicurtd acroa, wide nice view. $61,900. Colonial featuring formal dining, large bedroom Colonial set on a private treed lot w/accaeaorlea. $65,900. eat-in sized kitchen, fireplaced family close to schools and shopping. Wall-to-wall A QUICK PICKER UPPER room and 2-car garage. carpet, oversized garage, aluminum siding. Priced at $54,900. E X TR A S : Master b ^ro o m suite, sewing nook, pop-out 'Sidows, self-clean oven, alum inum ^^ing, extra insulation, we could go onVnd on. Low {60’s. Call 6 Rooms - 2 Rrsplacaa Eight Plua Rooms. today for'an appointment. Seven Room Cape. 2-Car Oarage. Lovaly natural woodwork. Three or Four Badrooma. Pagaful ol extras and fsaluraa. Ovaralzed Oarage. Cloaa to Bowers School. Brick front - slate floored porch. Plastered Walls. Almost 300’ deep tread loti AA Zona - Clean at a whiatlsl 4 DEVON DR. MANCHESTER Located In Haxy Park area In Town ol Vorpon. 7-Room Lovaly 3 bedroom Ranch with Swadlah corner Brick Irqnt Ranch. Comas with extra lot and 3 garages 6-6 Duplex with two heating systems (one fireplace In living room, panallad family room with with that extra tool jchards I\£hima new), 3 bedrooms each side, located on a carpeting off tpacloua kitchen, carport, tread lot. $36,- INVESTMENT “ SLEEPER” MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE! busline. Excellent investment or living-in 900.00 Realtors property. Asking $43,500. lEOrOW KIIl ESTttl' 83 ELLtNQTON ROAO MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 SOUTH WINDSOR 528-9548 REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. -f 647-9914 H^mp : J il I I ' 1 ______^______” n GET MORE with We Have Mortgage as ■ t K v 5-5 Tw o Fam ily with 2-car garage set on large ISENTRY Money Available MORTGAGE Almost $10,000“ annual rental FRONT VIEW REAR VIEW treed lot. Separate heating systems on Jreal estatc services busline. And in good condition. Asking $49,900. Convenient location assures full Nina Room Ranch with Cantral Air Conditioning. One Car Attached at The Most occupancyl Quiet area. Oarage - Two Car Dslachsd Oarage - Workshop. Wall-Wall NEW TO MARKET MONEY? Redecorated. Trass, suburban avsiywhara. Two Zoned heat. Jaloualad braaxaway. Four bedrooms II a type yard In central Manchester. wanted. Family Room. Dan. Builders own Home. Largo, landscaped Attractive Rates For details, Joe Lombardo. lot with trass and attrsettvo post and rail lancing. We Have Been Able Call on these line listings and ask To Offer In any of our representatives to help you MANCHESTER *55,900 WE WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE - IF IT’S TO YOUR Years ... Rob Allbrio Kathleen Otter Tony Allbrio Seven room spacious, move-in condi­ Don Lappen Don Battalino Ray LaFerrIere tion RANCH with 12x14.6 den behind ADVANTAGE TO SELL LET US GIVE YOU A Imprtssivo Shannon-built Capo on hoavlly woodod lot, Rob Carlson Doug Anderson Carl Zinsser 1-car attached garage. 2 full baths, 3 or 4 bodroonw, firtplactd living room, 2 full baths, FRANK COMPARISON. ALSO, ASK ABOUT OUR garage, baaamani rac room, shows wall. SAVINGS BANK fireplaced living room, oversized IN LAW SITUATION? formal dining room and eat-in This 3 or 4 bodroom Ralsod Ranch could til the bill. OF GUARANTEED SALES PLAN. Carpeting throughout, all kitchen bulll-lns, rac room, ASK ME. kitchen. One of a kind. lowor lovol kltchon. Betty Petricca KINQ8IZED MANCHESTER The Rooms throughout, front to back living room, formal ZINSSER AGENCY Loan Offfeer faY CALL US - - ^ WE WORK! dining room, 1st floor dan, double garage, large lot. Gallery of Call to aoo this lovoly Colonial In Hills 8L area. Phone 646-1700 7S0 MAIN STREET IMFISH, Homes MEMBER F.D.I.C. Ifcritagc Savings realty company THE WILLIAM E. BLLFIORE AGENCY CB 79 Connecticut Blvd.. East Hartford MANCHESTER BOLTON & IjMm . Issot ialhn • Sim e IS9I HOURS: EAST HARTFORD ANDOVER 2 8 9 - 4 3 3 1 UMM NOUSM I Sundays Cloaad Dally 5:30 - 1 pjn. REALTORS 647-1413 LENDER SOUTH WINDSOR ASHFORD REALIUk 646-1S11 1007 Main Street, Manchester Tel. 640-4586 Sal. 9 ajn. - 6 p.m. 34 Maple Avenue. Windsor i P ^ & ■liwilli .X. *41.500 MANCHESTER 6 4 6 -8 2 5 0 f t !k S T B F= U M

WWAL ■•TATW COIVIPANV 1 m KUT CINTU STRIKT MANCHISTKR. CONN. 00040 BARROWS WOIIIKIALITTUI BOLTON 7-room Raised Ranch. Tak« h t out to look at tMa attractiva and wall-kapt fiva-room Ranch Cathedral ceiling living room, stone fireplace, l ‘/i baths, ROWERS SCHOOL AREA •Ilualad on an acra lot In tho country. Throa b^oom a, flraplaco, finished rec room. $45,700. Ciill t0«l«ir lor HI oppolnlnwnt to Inm ot IMo 7 room Colonial, I appllancaa, and ona-car garaga. M1.000. WALLACE bodreoma, 1W balha, rao room with bw, aoma wall-lo-waH, Brand new Colonial with fireplace and formal dining COMFANV llroplaoa. eacallanl condition, taatafully doooroM, garogo. room, Iti baths, 1st floor laundry. Full airy basement MANCHESTER PARKADE 4^ Central location. SDUTH WINDSDR $61,900 ACRE PLUS HELP) n 646-7833 New on the market. Custom built 9-room EASTERN NEEDS YOUR LISTINfl TEN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES Raised Ranch on secluded acre wooded lot. OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT Sates make a successful Real Estate Company HSWteBsasxkr.,,™., E A S T E R N wishes to continue being successful. We Two fireplaces, 2Vz baths, must be seen. will professionally appraise your home based on Call now. 289-7475. Ideal for professional use plus live-in current market values: present selling trends. Full­ time personnel available 7 days a week. Full adver­ *************************** Professional quarters. Two Family 4-4 on a busy tising program; all local publications to give your VERNON ^ 7\k rooms plus large Florida What is your Property Worlh7 Relocation Service At No Extra Cost!. corner not, 15 by 165. Room for plen­ , property the fullest exposure. Member of Wa are your award-winning RELO--f*al-**tal9 room offered with this home. Fam ily room with We will inspect your property and « ^ 2 . 2 . ^ 2 2 2 ? " ^ anbaneo Colonial In Manchoolw on a CENTRAL RUSINESS DISTRICT Manchester, State, National Board of Realtors. * !»” » « ! • 'ooma loahiring a Ural lloor Franklin stove, cathedral ceiling living room, 3 brokar backed by over 18 years of axparlaflc# 1 - story brick 2,700 sq. ft., 14 ft. ceiling. ty of parking. Secondary financing Member of Manchester Multiple Listing Service. * suggest an asking price. (No obligation). * lan ^ ro o m i^ llfa p laca, b < M ^ Cattiodral caning, modorn aat- baths. $49,500. and aarvlca to Irantlarrad paopi# and com- 2 - Air conditioned units (3 & 4 ton), 220 elect. Next to city available. Let E A S T E R N ’S sales force be of service to you LOOK FORWKm TO COMINO HOMf * Ask us about our guarantee sales plan ,, r o ^ VH balha, 4 aalra Inga bodiooma, aNdlng glaaa doora to parking lot. Asking $42,000. ‘-1 •o Mul you c«n |utt (It, rvlu, tnd tnloy your Mturt tlnw wh«n you buy panlaa. On* call put* us to work marketing your paUa, g-car gwaga. ■ Conaominluni. Summurtlnw It coming, ttrO you’ll want your ll.ln' » TODAY!!! property her* and finding nsw property lor you CALL OUR HOUSE HUNTERS Miyl Wc htvt ilnlU priced Iron |i1,N0 to IN,t0ll. SUE CHALOUX - MARCELLA CONIAM a ********** ****'<’******* * * anywharo. ANN QEAQAN - BONNIE GODIN Call ut today. REALTORS - MLS PEGGY KELLOGG - CINDY TALAOA PASEK K IK Tnddei, /’rc.lrfi'fil PHILBRICK Colonlali - RancfiM - Capa* - Condomlnluma • D .F. R EA LE REALTY CO., INC. “I KEITH I PIANO REALTY Multi-Family • Lota • Land • Bualnaaa 175 Main St. 608 Burnside Avenue, E.H. The Barrows & Wallaca Company 646-4525 64M200 agancy 646-4200 Commarclal iffli 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 MANCHESTER HARTFORD Q REAL ESTATE Robert D. Murdock, RaaHor 364 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 046-4120 649-1922 IB 289-7475 646-7833 721-6618 mm. MLS LET US S lU YOUR HpME-OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MALTOnJ J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., May 6, 1977 — PAGE ELEVEN-B

♦ ■ PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. May 6. 1977 Auto* For Solo I I Auto* For Solo I I Autoo For Solo 67 Aportmonto For Pont 53 Auto* For Solo 67 Auto* For Solo > 67 Autos For Solo 67 Aufoi For Safe 67

41 Dogo-BMo-Polo 4S Aportmonto For Root S3 Aportmonto For Boot S3 Autoo For Solo I t Autoo For Solo It BOLTON MANCHESTER iNatwiMl Weatlwr Fprccewt | ^^*“ **" **^ • Town line. Large three room CANINE HOUDAY Inne - apartment, stove, TAG SALE - The Sophomore vilUBER APTS. MANCHESTER - Qean one / W O R li Class of Bolton High School Is Basic Obedience Classes now Carpeting, full basement. P i tile «w 7 refrigerator, Quiet forming. Individual and bedroom unit in a small brick neighborhood. References I sponsoring a Tag Sale, May baths, appliances, heat, patio, air building. Quiet rural at­ I 7lh. 10 to 5. Route 44A, Bolton, protection lessons also conditioner, no pets, adults. required. $200 monthly. 646 /- available. For reservations, mosphere. $ ^ . includes heat, WE HAVE 2311. at Piano's Car Wash. hot water and appliances. I i*MWT0Mtl please call 646-5971. ciiiuiLES LEsrauuicE Blanchard & Rossetto, Lowest Prices LARGE FIVE Room - Two GARAGE SALE - Multi­ S 4 I-7 6 2 0 Realtors, 646-2482. 1 / family. Tools, hardware, and GERMAN SHORTHAIR bedroom apartment. First ■ tAMfMIlCliCO miscellaneous. Rain or shine. Pointer Puppies - AKC ______of the Your floor. Appliance^ some May 7th. 10 to 4. 71 South carpeting, no heat, p u rity . "■ > '7 n flM * '^il MANCHESTER - iIdeal for M A N C H E S T E R - one Adams. St...... elderly. Two rooms plus full bedroom apartment at Sun- On New References. Quiet, Vesponsi- bathroom. Nice yard. Call nybrook Village. Quiet, con­ ble adults. $2K. 646(|057. / TAG SALE - Saturday, May LIvootoek 44 venient location, private en­ 1 30.00 ■ anytime. 649-4356. ■ lowiti iiMnimuait 7th.. 9 to 4. 37 Academy trances, single story building, ’ Street. Household items, BUCKSKIN GELDING Fif­ heat, hot water and air con-/ I** teen hands. Rides western. - SIX R(X)M Duplex many dolts, trunk, metal Main. $210 monthly. Security ditioning all included. $230 per cabinets, many craft Reasonable to good home. month. No pets. Damato Call 643-8250. required. No pets, two suppliers, and much more. children ok. 649-5719. Enterprises, 6^1021. ?9.7? FRIENDLY CHESTNUT F f R D ILSBKING!! to ____ GARAGE SALE - Saturday DEALS ON 7 7 V2 1 We offer the largest variitv of EAST HARTFORD - Two SIX ROOM Duplexiplex and gar- SPlWra WHEELS unwutKtioicKtH* I ------■ and Sundav, 9 to 4. Keeney Pony With Flaxen mane and I attractive apartfnentsland ^ tail, 8125. Red shiny pony cart, bedroom townhouse. One and age. Central location. $200 ] townhouses in Mancheiter. For period ending 7 a m.. Saturday. May 7. Friday night will | Drive, off 190. Also FREE kittens. Call 1/2 baths, all appliances, full monthly. not including heat ; Rental office open. dailyl9*5. I find showers and-or rain in portion? of theUie Pacific,Pacific ■ tablT wt’. 1-455-9373, or 1-455-9918, basement, washer/dryer and utilities. 649-8975 I weekends. 11*3. Northwest, the northern Plains and the Ohio vSney as well I . electric evenings. hookup, heated. 8255. DAMATO as in southern Florida. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. | j monthly. 528-1708 weekdays. MANCHESTER - One I■ Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum i ------1------FOR RENT - Box stail, new bedroom Apartment. Within Sample Buy: MANCHESTER Luxurious OaBIPRISES readings in parenthesis) AtlanU 62 (82). Boston 52 ( 70), ■ in d OOR TAG Saie - May 6 barn, outdoor riding ring. walking distance of downtown 1««U1I1K9 imiciiuicaiaf nbioisva v.. lt\\J kjaic - i*iav « t S’ on#k ftnflan d tWOtw o bedb e d ro o m Manchester. $185 monthly, in­ Stock '6K93. 949-1021 Chicago 50 (741.(74), ClevelandCieveland 54 (741.(74). DallasDaiias 65 ( 801.80). Denver 3S|3 8| and 7th. Friday evening. 7 to townhouse apartments Great ■(70). Duiuth 40 ( 80), Houston 70 (83). Jacksonviiie 66 ( 87),, 9. Saturday, 10 to 5. 81 Bissell ^>ton area. 646-8728. location, all conveniem cluded heat, hot water, stove i.B V-4 engine, tlectrk recr window def- I (70). Duiuth 40 ( 80), Houston 70 (83). Jacksonviiie 66 ( 87), | conveniences. No and refrigerator. Call 646- Little Rock 62 ( 80), Los Angeles 54 (66), I ■’*St. .... ets. _Damato _Enterprises, rntar,, M t hand mkror, luggage comp. Kansas City 57 ( 79) Qonton Product* 47 0090. MANCHESTER - Three toom Miami 73 (84). Mil—Minneapolis r- 44 ■( 70), New Orleans 69 ( 85).| 1021. c4v«r, ‘Dbcor Group. Price indudet freighl & ■ dtedtr prep. apartment, Wellman Hoad. ■ New York 56 ( 73). Phoenix 61 (88). San Francisco 45 ( 58),■ RUNUfftTMSillE LOAM OFF Farm Land >$498. Utilities, park ng. 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE ■ Seattle 41 (55). St. Louis 56 ( 77). Washington 60 ( 80). I Saturday Delivered. Five yard Aulos For Solo II Auto* For Safe 67 LIST PRICE *5177 Security deposit. No pets. minimum. Cail. 643-9918 after May 1st. 2360564 , 247-4688. Coupe MAY7HI 5:30. Weekends anytime. ’771/t PINTO RALLYE Standard shift, radio. Slock |V69'9. List price $3950 9 AM - 3 PM APPEARANCE PACKAGE SIX ROOMS - Full appliances Antiquoo 41 HOW ONLY included. Washer-dryer. No Our price COMMNTY BAPTIST See us for a Spring deal on the sporty 77V4 Pinto pets. One child considered. *3650 ( 203 ) 646-2500 GflUMN WANTED Antique furniture, 2-Door or 3-Door Runabout. Here's whet you get: Dual Call 647-1852. • • • 585 Em I Cantw 8t. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or gold accent stripes • Dual sport mirrors • Black front WATCH FOR MORIARTY RROTHERS & WTIC EAST HARTFORD - Sublet SponaofMl by other antique items. R. spoiler • Styled steel wheels with trim rings, and more. 1 Womwi’s 8ocl«ty Harrison. 643-8709. Don't miss out on the big values, efficiency. Heat included, 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE see us NOW! FARRAR FAWCETT LOOK-ALIKE COHTEST! near P & W $155. Evenings on­ WANTED - Old toys, post ly, 649-0429. Custom 4-Door Sedan TAG SALE -12 Doane Street. cards, steins, stringed in­ Automatic, power steering, radio, vinyl roof, while side walls, wheel 30 years accumulation. Star­ struments. paintings, fur­ MANCHESTER - Available covers, and many other extras. Slock IV97S. List price $4635 ting May 7th at 9 a.m. through niture. clocks, advertising immediately. Excellent four May ISth. items, outright purchase, con­ room apartment. Stove, signments. 644-8962. 'xomam'SFisrimaiimaniuiae' refrigerator. No pets. Our price •4415 TWO FAMILY Tag Saie - ' References and security. $175. o \ Coliectabies, depression. WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, 647-1414. 6 Avon, toois, china, glass, Dolls - Paintings. Trains. Ear­ household items. Saturday. 9 ly Toys. Statues, Furniture, EAST HARTFORD - 1977 PLYMOUTH VOlARi to 5. 94 Wapping Wood. Jugs. Crocks. Almost Manchester town line. Two I A IR W A Y Travel Agency, Inc. Anything Old. 6462690. room Apartment with bath. Station Wagon TWO FAMILY Tag. Sale - 18 /WIORIARTY y o t h e r s / 1st. floor private entrance. All Automatic, power steering, luggage rack, redials, wheel covers. Stock ! 487 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Wedgewood Dr. (off Middle Wontod fo Buy 40 utilities, and appliances, in­ IV969. List price $4650. Tpke,) Saturday May 7, 10 to 771/t MUSTANG n RALLYE cluding air conditioning. I X 06040 OLDER BUREAUS. Busline, carpeting, partly fur­ 5- ______Dressers, rockers, tables, APPEARANCE PACKAGE nished, parking. $165. Securi­ Our price •4350 TAG SALE - Friday, Satur­ chairs, desks and antiques. ty. No lease. References. 528- ,^hone 643-9112. We want to sell, you want to save. Let's do Itl This 1857. day. Sunday, 41 Keeney Dr. smart-looking 3-Door 2-1-2 offers a dress-up package 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 Artleloo lor Solo Route 44. Bolton. Household 41 Artleloo for Solo 41 items, antiques, refrigerator, that includes: Gold dual gccent stripes • Black front FOUR ROOM AND THREE 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE spoiler • Styled steel wheels and trim rings • Dual sport Room. 'Tile bath, heat, hot 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLARE COLUMBIA two speed tools, jewelry, clothes, fur­ □ RENTALS ALUMINUM sheets used as niture. Magnavox stereo. mirrors • Sport steering wheel • Unique gold seat water, included. Adults, Station Wagon Station Wagon printing piates. .007 thick. tandem bi^cle. Very good inserts, and lots more. Bring your car and your title and security, references. No pets. Automatic, wheel covers, radio, custom upholstery. Stock fV996. List Convertible. 4 speed overdrive, air deflector, radio. Stock |V954. List price $4500 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for condition. (Jaii after 4 . 647- be ready to deal. Parking. Across from rec 11 price $4700. $1. Phone 643-2711. 9615. Rooms for Pont 52 EAST HARTFORD Emblem 1/2 and 15 1/2 School St. Club Rummage Sale. Satur­ CLEAN, FURNISHED Room Our price •4150 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub ROCKVILLE - Three Room Our price ^outs. Boy and Giri Scouts. TAG SALES day May 7th., 10 a.m, to 1 p.m. for responsible, working 0 0 0 Elks Pavilion, Robert Street. gentlemaif. Call 646-4701, after FORD Apartment. With heat, hot ^Brownies, nurses. East water, stove refrigerator. Catholic Schooi. 649-1225. Clothing, white elephant, 8 p.m. ' TAG SALE -19 Briarwood Dr, plants. Refreshments are $158. No pets. Parking for one (Off Keeney St.) Saturday, available. VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ car. Adults only. Security SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, May 7, 9 to 4, Children s deposit. Call 646'?690. processed gravel, stone, sand nished room on busline ideal 76 PLYMOUTH DUSTER $3695 76 PLYMOUTH VOLARE $4048 clothing, household goods, GARAGE SALE - 73 Walker 4-Door Sedan Custom. Six cylinder, eir conditioning, automatic, power and fill. For delivery caii for working person. Six cylinder, automatic, power steering, radio, bucket seats, air con­ miscellaneous. Street, Saturday and Sunday. References and security DILLON FURNISHED Three Room - ditioning. tinted glass, white side walls, vinyl root. steering. radlQ. vfhite tide walls. George H. Griffing. Andover. Heated apartment. Second m - i m . 10-4. (In garage, corner of required. Call 646-0505. TAG SALE - May 7th. 113 Walker and Marshall Road.) SALES & SERVICE? INC. floor, two family. Adults. No Both cart carry Chrysler Extended Warranty on power train of 18 months from original delivery date. Main St., Ellington. Jewelry FURNISHED ROOM for rent pets,pets. seSecurity. References. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - new. Knick-knacks, clothes, 319 MB|n StrBBt, Manchtsttr 643-4860, Good condition. Good for - Community kitchen and and miscellaneous. 9 to 4. M C FLEA MARKET bath. All utilities included. M VI plating, or welding. Call 649- Homos for Pent 54 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 110 PINI STMET Security and references. On TAG SALE - Saturday, May ( m il hrtM N. iMknki bus line, and near stores. Call 7th, 9 to 5; Sunday May 8th., 10 OPEN I TO 0 EAT. E EUN. 644-0383. 643-2145 SIX ROOM Cape Cod - East SALE - Reconditioned Stan­ to 5. 81 Union Street, -Somtlfilng For Fvorrono" Hartford, near shopping and MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, INC. fm hilR Sfta. Im kttOOk Cal dard Typewriters. Manchester. schools. $285, plus security. Guaranteed. Also caii us for 324-1I3E ROOM FOR RENT. Centrally Morningi or Evtnlngt located, private entrance, am­ V-8,w**o? automatic,aMiviiiaiiVf powerpwwwi wiwisi.s?eteerlng, maroon.. im. ww.. 289-7879, cleaning and overhaui of your TAG AND CRAFT Saie - SPRING flnieh with white vinyl lop, cubtom white Route 83 (Talcottville) Phone 643-2708 typewriter. Small charge for ple parking. $20 per week. For 1972 JAVELIN Masonic Temple, Main St., Outdoor Epaoo AvoUoMo For information call, 649-5271, bide btrlpes and cuetom diamond tucked 61 pick up and delive^. Yale East Hartford. 8 to 4, May 14. Tho Eummor Month*. Phono Autoo For Sale S24-1ESE For Furlhor Infor­ WHEELS Super Clean! interior. Typewriter Service, 41 Table renUl, $5. Call 6462029. 1973 FGRD PINTO Pumeil Place, 649-49M. mation... ______Aportmonto For Pont 53 Runabout. Qroan, Special This BRAND NEW_____ BRAND NEW A \ TAG SALE -^tu rd ay , 10 to 4, HAVE customers waiting LOAM. GRAVEL, washed . 4 0 4 C* CS...MS 'TnUI... ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ••■ ■ ■ ■ ••■ ■ ■ ■ •• . . . P standard ahift. at 83 St. John Street. Table for the rental of your apart­ Only 77 PDNTIAC TRANS AM sand and stone, wood chips, and chairs, baby high chair, Building Suppiloo 42 *2195 77 PONTIAC VENTURA ment or home. J.D. Real Week'll complete landscaping. 742- dishes and other items. e e e 7833 or 649-2178. Estate Associates. Inc. 646 4-Door Sedan 2-Door Hardtop NATURAL STONE for 1980. TAG SALE - Something for retaining walls, veneers, DARK LOAM. 5 yards. $32 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA m everyone. Saturday and Sun­ patios, etc. Pick up by the LOOKING for anything in real plus tax. Gravel, fill, washed day, May 7 and 8th, 9 to 5. 21 pound or delivery by the ton. 2-Door, automatic, sand and stone. 643-9^. estate rental - apartments, Ridge St. w lton Notch Stone Quarry, homes, multiple dwellings, no brown, radio. *2295 6463163. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Only CANNING JARS - Pints and TAG SALE - Antique •••••••••••••••••••••••••• *2195 quarts. Reasonable. Call Associates, Inc. 6461980. Y glassware, china, furniture, 2 Dogo-BIrdo-Pot* 43 before 11:30 a.m.. 643-9900. 1974 AMBASSADOR X 10 foot strip of Formica, 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. many good household items. DOG-CAT BOARDING floor. Three room heated V-l, .utonutlc, powtr .ttwlns, TOP QUALITY Top Soil and May 7th, 9:30 to 4. 33 bathing/grooming. Complete 1975 TOYOTA* COROLLA owtr br.ltm, air condlUonlng. Loam. Excavating, septics, -apartment. $180. Security. Brown, standard shift, WEEKEND SPECIALS Ewk blua nnith, whit* vinyl lop Hacxmatack St. Rain date modern facilities. Canine' ■nd blu* Inltrlor. Low mlloog*. and sewer work. Latulippe Call 6462426, 9 to 5. Slorling M n r , b iK k rinifl Inlorlor, May 14 th. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon low, low mllaago. 9 W SPECIAL THIS WEEK! B Brothers Inc. 6465114, also 1973 DATSUN 810 1974 0006E COLT Buckskin metaille with a buekefcJn:eiun . M lltor TA V -i onglno, lutomotie Road, Manchester. 646-5971. MANCHESTER - Elegant tran.mli.lon, power ttoorlng, 742-9477, GARAGE SALE - Household, Only 2 Dr., orengewith bleck vinyl roof. HT. Green with whits vinyl roof. 4 vinyl roof? oil vinyl Interior, living in The Mansion on Otis whitewall tiree? rear wlndoi power brake., air condlUonIngl books, odds 'n ends, old tools, 4 speed. AM with tape deck, spieed, AM-FM. clean one owner Untad glaaa, rtar window dolroolor, Street. Fireplaced living • • • redials, sharp, sharpi wall cared for. defogger, tinted gteee, body i '' AUCTION - Center box lots. 44 Perkins St. May moMlngt, power tteerlno? del lamp group, power door lock^ room, two bedrooms, kitchen power wtnaowf, rualprooAng, and Congregational Church, Men’s 7th and 8th, 10 to 5. wheel covert, automatic Irani Club-Boy Scout Troop 25, with appliances, heat, hot 1995- 1995- *2495 elon, rustprooflng. CPA: 18 City, moral Llal Price aflf*7. BALK TROPICAL FISH-Tank sale! 1975 DATSUN B-210 Saturday May 7, 10 a.m. water and electricity Highway, 21 Avaraga. Uat 1^1 PRICE ’6394 YARD SALE - Suedecloth, Friday evening, Saturday and 4-Door 14173 SALE 8 / ------PRICE P4434 Two other T R A N S A M S In Stoekl supplied. Lease, security. Inspection, 9 a m. Collec­ Sunday. B i C Flea Market, 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA 1970 OATSUN PICKUP leatherettes, etc. May 6, 7, 8. B lan ch ard & Rossetto. Ssdan 2 D r, gold, auto, trans., AM-FM. 1973 FORD tables, wood carvings, glass, 721 Deming St., South Wind­ corner of Pine, Hartford Rd. Rad, 4 spaed. A handy little vehi­ lEW Realtors. 6462482. whitawalli, beautiful throughout. cle to own. Clean fine running. BRAND NEW pottery, etc. Some antiques, sor, Route 30. ,*2950 ' i Thrifty to own and run. Test drive today. RANCHERO bric-a-brac. 18" McCullough FREE IRRESISTABLE - Six Pickup. Jutl In llmo lor tpilng 77 PDNTIAC/GRAND SAFARI chain saw, mowers, tape FOUR ROOMS - 50 Birch 77 PDNTIAC LE MANS TAG SALE - Moving, must left that are waiting good Street. First floor. Adult cou­ 1699- yard claonupl V-B, automatic, recorder, guitars, jig saw sell everything! Dinette set, homes. Collie and English 1973 F0*RD LTD 1595- owar ataaring and powar Station Wagon uzzles, some new, bamboo ple. No children, or pets. 649- Erakaa. S P E C IA L T H IS W EEKI 4-Door Sedan beds, etc. 164 Oak Street. Setter breed. Call Sandy or 6987. ishing poles, rowing Rick after 5:00, 646-1622. WAGON 1971 CHEV. CAPRICE 1971 AMC HORNET P Phone 6467361. Blue, V-S, auto., AIR CON- 2 Or. HT. Green with dark green machine, baby Si household Sporlabout Wagon. Canary furniture, picture frames, DITIONINO.150 vinyl roof. 6 cyl., A/trana.. yallow. 6 cyl.. .land Iran... radio, Autoo For Solo 01 Autoo For Solo 57 Autoo For Solo 67 p/steering. air cond., whites. Nice whitawalli. Ihrllty gat lavar. bamboo shades, electrical running automobile appliances, TV's, radios, *2895 games, doll furniture, books, 1495- records, bird cage, old trunks, ,-.*2595 1695- dishes, new bicycle padlocks, 1972 OPEL 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed, redial Urea. 1970 CHEVELLE MALIBU 1371 MERC. MONTEGO 10195 hundreds of other items. Only ...... Things to interest everyone. 1973 FORD PINTO 2 Door HT. silver gray with white 2 Dr. HT. Green. 6 cyl., A/trans.. KADEH WAGON vinyl roof. 6 cyl., A/tranu, radio, radio. P/steering, original one ’1495 You Owe It To Yourself... Black, 4 cyl„ auto., Noufllua Muo, Muo atn,) krtorior, Refreshments available. p/ateerlng. whitewalla. owner. Must be seen. V-* (nglM, .uloinallo trbiMmli- radio, low, low 400 CID V 4 onskM, whRo olool Richard Lewis, auctioneer. 6 cyl., AT, P8m air, vinyl roof and ■len, powir •Itarln?, powtr radio! Urea, oIr eondWonlng, U n M brokt*. wMtowob rMll« Hrto, oir mllaaga. 1695- 1395- 1976 AMC moris. IS51I. , load floor oarpoRna, endaq CEMENT BLCXIKS - For use Only’2195 condHtontatg, bumpor guordt, root ooniroi, lamimp O'oop, Tugoagd Only ...... window dolroilor, llnlod glow in swimming pool, patio, HORNET SEDAN carrier, bed,, aide moMbiga, powar e e e ’3395 floor mtU, .port mirror., bod, tlOL windowo, poaror lollgalo raMOM! sidewalk. 18 X 24. $1.00 each. 1970 MAVERICK 1972 AMC HORNET moldlnflO, A m /FM tioroo radio; AM/FM atoroo radio, RR ottaring ______It whoolI______covora,,_iiwooflng rutb 6460234. 2>Ooor, brick rad, 6 cyl., A/trans., 4 Door, white, blua interior. 6 cyl.. 4-door, 0 oyl., AT. A groat second d o liu t ' whool, ruatprooflng A morel EPA; BUICK OPEL* 1972 FORD PINTO radio, whitewalla, clean - nice. A/trana. radio, extra nice auto. 1967 RAMBLER Ctrl 17889 14 CH,, ai Highway. 17 Avorogo. Uat 20 Avaraga. uat P ^ I7IS4, s Al E PRICE Only ...... S A L E PR IC E f*5599 V' ECONOMY 2-Door, 4 oylindar, 1905- 1695- AMERICAN SWRMM6 POOLS spoad, radio. ’895 ^PERFORMANCE Only’1795 Yellow with black hardtop, 6 cyl., 4 speed, and much more (SOOO e e 1967 FIHESIRO 1S68 CHEV. CAPRICE 1976 CJ-7 mllaa) Sold now for $9400. THIS WEEK’S USED CAB SPECIALS •up new Iw eeifi spring InsUEe- SAVINGS HT. Nice burgundy finlih, bik. lot.. Etlala Wagon. Whita. S cyl.. Spaclal a t ...... I. Large Cenneelleut dle- 6 cyl., 3 speed aland Irene. A/trani.. P/tlaarlng. whilawalla. ’5695 79 PONTIAC ASTRE 6 6 Mfeutec hee giieMp abese greund Weekend Extra Special. Thli baauly muat ba laan. 72 OPEL MANTA 1975 ROOCAT WAGON 77 CHEVROLET SI'slE’ O.D. peeL C e m p M . i 1973 DODGE 2-Door Coupe, 6,000 miles Yollow, SQUIRE 6 cyl., AT, P8, dark brown finish. Monte Carlo S, 2-Dr. HT. LoadedI Ener, ladder, tun deep, ENtr.f OPTION, 6 cylindar, 995- 1195- stag and Main. aUARANTlI DART SWINGER M 6 9 S PInaneIng s.allaM a. EE77' automatlo, LOW, LOW OnlV •2§95 13195 ’2895 •5745 76 MERCURY MONARCH sfadtd. Ftclary banua - Hai ISO S FORO 1868 FAIRUHE mlloagal e e e V-B, AT, P8, air and a nice black 79 DATSUN B-210 duly peal eater la lirti Ian COUNTRY SQUIRE 2 Dr. HT. Burgundy. 8 cyl., A/trans.. P/staarIng. radio. Good 1975 MATADOR flnlshl 12799 2-Door euatamart. AbtahiM y na abbga- Wagon. Qraon, 8 cyl., A/trtni.. •olid transportation. Only ...... Ean. C td Mr. Jafmaan, T O U P/ilMflng, root rack. ThI* cir COUPE 74P0HTIACLEMAHS <409S FUSE 1-E00-E42-EEE7. C td new, A “Sign of the Times!” 1970 FORD GRANADA •2899 Sport Coupe. 4-Door, blua, vinyl top, ^ ^ muit b« tMn-Xtra nie*. 595- •2795 73 PONTIAC CATALINA 6 oylindar, automatic, » J l T g O B 1974 MATADOR Green In color, V-9, AT, P8, air. 75DATSUH6210 4-Ooor. power stoaring, power - , 895- 12093 •3395 SAMPLE BUY 1977 BUICK OPEL! COUPE Only ...... Hatchback brakes, AIR, radio. "WWW IRTOCOUUAR 1071 ULUS CUTLASS ’2295 •2195 OLD FASHION Church Auc­ HT. Blue, 8 cyl.. A/Irtn,. Supreme 4 Dr. HT. Blua. 6 cyl.. List Pries $3392 One Reason Wa'rs Tho Full tion. Saturday May 7th, begin- P/tlMrlng. radio, white w«lli. A/trana.. P/staering, air cond.. 1 1073 CHEVROLET V-B, AT, P8, air, dark green. 15023 •2645 73 TOYOTA 75 POHTIAC FIREBIRD ning 11:00. Snack bar Model 77. Stock #7512. White, 4 speed, Discount 297 FORD Sor/leo” Doolorohip lo Our Sharp amocth running auto. whitewalls. Good reliable auto. Only ...... 74D0D0EDART Land Cruiser (4 wheel drive) 2-Or. Hardtop. available. Asbury United bucket seats, body side stripe, 4 Hood Corol 1795- 1 4-DOOR Sport, 33,000 miles. .Methodist Church, Buttonball cylinder. 1295- *2395 •4195 Lane, Glastonbury. SALE •3745 1002 JEEP 1S62 FORO F280 •2795 TWO YEAR OLD Culligan Pickup with plow. 5 cyl., 4 wd.. One ton rack truck. 5 cyl., 4 PRICE *3095 radio. Summer Price • You Sava. GoodUUUU selection 90I0V1IVII of VI lf

*****••••••••••9999999999S Hmvjt Equipment ACROSS 6 Girl's name Aniwer to Previous Puale M NCHgSTER EVENING riERALD, Mhadieater. Conn.. Fii.. Mw. S, 1977 - PAGE THlRTEEaiLB m m w m ■ mtE ISflilD tor Sele $3 7 Organ stap H r r c Z ? CHORCHES MOTORS 1 .Irritate* 8 German . Chariaa M. Schultz ' SO m I B ^ D Y T b 6 Bread nyade fascist of com meal W0ITK $OM i AN A u tf IAN 6 Seivsi HELP ^ PRESENTS: GONSTSlICnON Dear Abby 10 Stranded ,' 11'Proeaiq V A c i i r i O N eguminT 12 Parking area t2 Round Table gHOCHURlS.^HOlv 14 Seniitlw knight WANTED s m > Fri., May 20,10 AM: Wind­ 16 Brazilian river Our Spring . sor I/)cks, Conn.: Bradley 13'Noun suffix A R f y o u ____ By Abigail Van Buren 16 Swift aircraft . T H E V 'V e POSTED THE ^ O U KNOU UWO Field at Air Museum. All 18 From B i (tbbr.) 20 Secondhand TEAMS FOR THE MIXED ‘YOUR PARTNER I S ' MOLLY VOLLEY? A T MA k i MO belongs to Bob Swift & DEARi My spouse and I were in desperate need 17 Labor group 21 Me DOUBLES TOORH-AMENT ,M OLLV VOLLEY M OuM tAlf^.S Puffer Const!!! Koehring of counseling and we !anew, . , We______saw three______therapista,.____ 19 Main Idea 22 Child'! itroller DEMONSTRATOR s AILeI 20 Contempt 1066 hyd Backboe; f2j who charged *40, *2’? and 611.50 per hour respectively. \Ve (comp, wp.) . O u t O P $ Koehring 505 hyd could afford none of them. They all said that we indeed 23 Vaporou* 23 Neuter - needed help and that they would be glad to wait for their, 26 Qry of 24 Beheaded (el.) 38 Lamprey eeeeon MObfiHibLS? 1 Backhoes; (2j NW30DH & •urprita Poclain GC-120 hyd payments. It was kind, but the w ei^t of the anticipated. 25 Go away .40 Mournful poem 46 Merit 27 Frtquently I Backhoes; Drott 40-YR Hpandal burden created one more prbbleip for ua. 27 Scandinavian 41 Curse 47 Regrets' (poet) Time zone 48 On the Winthiop Crux-Air; (2) Bantam 'Six months passed, things got worse and I took your 30 Surplus god ' 42 I'TyTT’*’ ^mm 28 Dlicovar (abbr.). iheltered eidv Telekruiser & Pmeo 30 recommendation fo contact the local mental health clfoic; 32 Nova Scotia 34 Very heavy 29 License plates 43 American SODitpIseea HUNPRH?^ F U m v ^ • ASPEN w a g o n s ' hydraulic Cranes; Lorain The cost was based on our income, which for us came to $9.91) a visit. We could pay each tinle we went or at the end 35 Hardy 31 Sensed with patriot . 52 Bushy dump TKATAA/J5TBE Truck-Crane; Lorain 51 n'oes , 44 Eaeter 7H E < 5A M E • ASPEN GUST. 2 ML 1»UPES of the month. 36 IntectIclde (Brit) Dragline; Unit 1220 Crane- 37Faltify 33 Greek deity preparatory . 53 Kind of pastry MIckay Finn — Morria W.aiaa ^M i!llsIIt,-m 3(/SAKICS 6 H O W T D Hoe. It is such a good feeling to know that ws are not charity • ASPEN GUST. 4 ML SEDANS cases or indebted to the tune of one to two thousand s 39 Handi over ENPAU-fijAVVE (3) Cat 631B Scrapers; (3) 40 Perianal 1 2 3 . 4 5 6 7 8 9 . year.' e H O W S , Cat 619 Scrapers; (2) Cat belongings PLEASE WAIT vou VtSU WANT THE BRIEF­ • NEW YORKER BROUGHAM (1) We feel that our progress is pari: of a joint effort. This 10 11. 12* 13 613 & 633 Elevating 42 Opinion HERE FOR A BROUGHT CASE, D oarr you! w ell • 2 ML MONACO BROUGHAM (1) particular center also cared enough to ask us how well we A4 0 MENT. HIM ! M il U/JWS * Scrapers; (4j Cat DW-20- ragiiter 14 15 felt we were doing with a particular therapist. We 45 Common • CORDOBA - LOADEM (1 ) Athey Bottom Dumps; (2j switched a couple of times and hit a bonanza with our ailment 16 17 18 19 Cat D-9G's, dozer & third. He was nearer to us in age, a product, of similar '46 Geological ■ ■ ■ • ASPEN SE 2 ML LOADED (1) 20 z. pusher; Cat D-8K, new ’75; . social forces and we’ve seen him every week for six months period 13) Cat D-8H Dozers, one now. At first, things got worse, but the last couple of 49 Stow cargo 23 24 25 ' 27 18 29 5-fc ripper; Cat D-7E & 51 Minnesota PO^ months have gone from good to better, and now I couldn’t ■ L ■ 1 ^ 1 C A W M ^ Ripper; (2) Cat D-J capital (2 - 30. 3Z be more optiitiisticl wds.) 1 Dozers; (3) CatD-6C iiD-5 So thanks, Abby, for your recommendation. And to your 34 Ask Us About the New 54 Colored at ' / Dozers; (3) Cat D-4DLGP, readers in similar situations, our advice is "go.” It’s an edges 1 36 1 Homes tor Rent 54 Otilces-Stores for Rent 55 Resort Property Auto* For Sele 61 CHRYSLER LEBARON & DODGE DIPLOMAT D-3LGP & D-2 Dozers; (3) investment in your future! 55 Evening party H 1 ■ F o r R e n t 56 Cat D-4D & D-3 Dozers; BUD AND CARLA 56 Rivet In Hades 40- I'Ol'K UUOM Hunch ■ 1971 FORD Torino 500. Air Teko One forjt Ridel (3) Terex 8230 & 8240 57 Crowded OFFICE SPACE 46 48 — iilrr= iiJ' I'lrcpi.uc, canitJc I’liMsanI, FOR RENT: Summer Cot­ conditioning, power steering, Dozers; AC HD-16DP DEAR CARLA: ’Thanks, I needed thatl Fm. frequently 42 43 44 ' 17 cimvcnicnl locatimi. Working FOR RENT tage. Eastham. Mass. Cape power brakes, cassette tape Dozer; J-D 450B Dozer; accused of copping out when I refer readers to their local DOWN ■ ■ 1 Cod. Close to fresh water, and 49 50 5.1 52 S3 Adults oniv. No children, pets, player. Excellent condition. Timberjack Log Skidder. mental health clinics. Priacllla’a Pop — Al Vormear ti43-2880. ■250 square feet center of I within 5 minutes of bay and $1200. 646-7610. 1 Acquiree 54 55 • 1 .Manchester, air conditioning and [ beaches. Sleeps at least six. Cat 992 Loader; Cat 980L I hope your testimony will encourage others who know 2 Fires (il.) Ip a rk in g Call 643-9551. CHORCHES IS YOUR they need professional counseling, but keep putting it -off All furnished. $165 per week 1962 CADILLAC - Fleetwood. Loader, low hours; (2i Cat 3 Dust matter 96 57 OH, GOOD.' WE CAN a d d a f e w t r e e s , ON .THE OTHER ^ Otilces-Stores for Rent 55 rental. Call 742-6607. after 3:30 966C & 950 Loaders; (2i because they can't afford it< 4. College ■ (a THE YARD REALLY J Ready to register, UOOKS TACKY.' I D K riT UF? Bu y SOME PLANT ROSEBUSHES, HAND, WHY DON'T p.m. reupholstered, very good con­ Cat 930 & 920 Loaders: J-D degree (abbr.) iNfwtFAPia iNTiaFnrsE AiSN) HOCKVII«tE - 5 000 Square DEAR ABBY; You printed a letter concerning a 5 Envision THINK WE SHOULD TOPSOIL, PE-SEED AND MAtKE A NICE WE JUST MOVE ? Resort Property dition. dependable: $250. Call LEASE HEADQUARTERS 544A Lohder; (2) Mich 175- JAPANESE GARDEN (eel indusinal .space. 2,000 F o r R ent 56 646-6279. III & 85-III Loaders; (3i 13-year-old boy being in trouble for getting a 14-year-old WORK HARP ON IT GET A SPRINKLER" square feet office space Kisi- W e nted to Rent 5Z Mich 75-III & -II Loaders: girl pregnant. IT THIS YEAR .' Iv sub-dividable. 24H 0495. 249- SUMMER RENTAL. Water­ 1967 DODGE Dart - Runs My high school teacher who studied such things says MARRIED COUPLE Desire FOR CHRYSLER-DODGE CARS & TRUCKS! T rojan 4000B Loader: 4715. front Cottage - On Lake well, but needs brakes and that no 13-year-old boy is able to get a girl pregnant. rent in Bolton area. Please Terex 7251 Loader: Case Win at Bridge Kanasatka Moultonboro. exhaust system. Asking $200. 'bid you consult your doctor advisor? call 649-2155. 680C Loader-Backhoe: (61 ■ATTIiACTlVE Kour room of­ New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. 643-8166. JUST WONDERING fice. Ground level, cenfral Completely furnished, fully Cat 977K & H Loaders: i5i location, professional WANTED - Three bedroom LOOK AT OUR FULLY equipped kitchen, screened 1969 REBEL - Excellent body. Cat 955K & H Loaders: Cat DEAR JUST;/ did. And he assured me that it is Sharyn Kokish piayed safe building, parking and utilities apartment, including heat. On 933F Loader. porch, sun deck, float, dock. New alternator. Good brakes. possible for a 13-1 kar-old boy to father a child. 1 Call 649-2805 Private sandy beach. Great bus. line. Have excellent RECONDITIONED PRE-OWNED AUTOSI references. Reasonable. Very good running condition. (2) Cat 16 Graders: i2i Cat ti.shing. Ccnirallv located in Asking $800 . 643-8166. 14E Graders: Wabco 777 STORES i- OFFICES lor rent Lakes Region. J200 weekly. Please call 646-4099. DEAR ABBYT I read your coliunn every day and have and a seqond club from dum- • - Manchester, prime location 69 DODGE POLARfl $975 Grader: Blaw-Knox PF-25 yet to see a problem like mine. I get up at 6 a.m. and fix my N O RTH 6 Call Cromwell. 635-0457. after 1930 CHEVY R o a d ster. ‘4 Doo' V-0 riutorp.ii.i: PS, PEI 75 DODGE D-200 PICKUP $4095 my would produce the queen JL. Heat Air Parking, .Janitor 6:00 p m. y« ton, v-0, «ulo., PS. PB, 3 speed. 0 It. box Asphalt Paver: (3i Raygo husband a good breakfast with homemade biscuits, *'A K 98 6 4 from East. Restoration begun. Engine Rollers; Gallon Roller; SlOO per month, starting, 049- □ AUTOMOTIVE and drive train completed. Adventurer Package. sausages and eggs. I do the washing and ironing, and clean V A 3 At this point most declarers Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrance 53.14. 643-1393 CAPE COD - West Dennis. Body work remains. $1600. Rogers 40-T Lowboy; up the house spic and span. I look after a veget^le garden, ♦ 5 4 played another club, started Three bedroom cottage. June Peterbuilt Tractor: 161 feed the UvesUxdc and bring in the firewood. And when my 4 S K 5 3 Call 647-1852. 74 FORD PMTO WAGON $2295 74 PONTIAC VENTURA $2495 on spades, could only get one YOU EXPECT Y FO R ..THAT MUCH START VOUR Own Husiness - 25th through Labor Day. $225 Autos For Sele 61 Mack Diesel Dumps: i5i husDand comes in from work, I bathe and shave him. BUT SINCE I AM PRES­ 4-speed, radio, green with beige Interior. ?-Door Hardtop V- . automatic, power sleerrnq. discard when West showed out THE fir m to MONEY McKEE CAN On Main Street J^rime loca- 0 WEST(D) EAST IDENT THE RANSOM W ia per week 649-8760. Economical small wagon. radial tires, green with black vinyl interior. Other Trucks. Tag-A-Long But he chases other women. What fot? tion Rents from $50 NEED CAR? Credit bad? on the second spade lead and SHELL OUT STAY t05T.».„ WE BE PAID.., AND THERE’LL PARTS Department now open Trailer: Rock Bed; 125 AGNES IN INDIANA * 7 « J 5 3 2 »6,000|CX)0 KNOW WHAT HE THANKS FOR _BE AW p u B L i a r y till .Manchester Mall. 643-1442. Bankrupt? Repossessed? WKI0 984 .VQ652 paid off to that bad spade YOUR CONFIDENCE, LAKE Winnipesaukee - Saturdays, Complete line of Compressor; i2i Lincoln brOak. RANSOM? r MeKEE IS SAFE. Moultonboro. New Honest Douglas accepts Chrysler parts. Chorches 73 BUICK LeSABRE $1995 74 DODGE C H A R G E R $2995 I 9QJ10 2 ' 4987 eENTLEMEN,. EAST HAR l FORD off Burn­ lowest down, smallest ? Door, V-8. aulomallc PS PD. air .1 • t.res Welders; I4 i Pumps; i4 i DEAR AGNES: It’s not . to'fix him breakfast, do his When Sharyn Kokish ol the Hampshire. Newer chalet Motors, 649-3646. I ots of nuios. hui OKCoiiei't condition washing, ironing, or bousecleaning. And it isn’t to look A 9 8 4 « Q 7 side Ave. 700 square foot of­ payments. Douglas Motors. v".'gs,rg8"ptt%;d:! r r = a y I Light Plants: Other SOUTH Canadian ladies’ team . held Sleeps 10. Fireplace, private after the vegetable garden, feed the livestock or bring in fice Includes neat. $150 a 345 Main. ItemsI I 4 .Q 1 0 the South cards she decided to area, nicely furnished. 646- the firewood. And it’s not to bathe him and shave Unf, month. Call 649-8589. 5566. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN - Flared 72 BUCK $2395 WRITE-WIRE-CALL Auc­ V J 7 try to guard against that .bad 72 MERCURY COUGAR $2295 either. What’s left? WE PAY $15 for complete fenders, big tires. Good endi- Canturlon 2-Door Hardtop, auto., PS, PB, powar Sliver with black vinyl roof & burgundy interior, tioneers for full list & full ♦ A K 6 3 spade break. junk cars. Call Joey. Tolland tion. $450 Firm. Call 643-4451 windowa, air, ttarao tapa, low mllaaga. V-0. automatic, power steonng, power brakes, terms! 11 ✓ « A J 10 6 2 Therefore; after the queen A u to s F o r Sele 6f .Autos For Sele SI low mileage. For Abby's booklet, "How to Have a Lovely'Wedding," Auto Body, 528-1990. between noon and 3 p.m. TERMS: Complete Pay­ North-South vulnerable of. clubs dropped, she cashed send (1 to Abigail Van Bnren, 132 Laaky Dr., Beverly HlDs, ment Sale Day- her ace and king of diamonds, 76 DODGE ROYAL $4095 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER $ 2495 Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, self-addressed, stsmped W e il North East South ' Monaco 4 Dr Sodrin V-0, auto. PS. PB, A C, or-For C.l.T. ruffed a diamond with dum­ 2 D tw HerdtOD, 0 cyl., luto., PS, brown with 124*1 envelope. P a s s 1 4t P a s s 2 4> my’s last club, returned to her 'ad'ai lirr^, baiancp o* factory warranty parchment vinyl roof 1 mitebing Interior. Financing. Call- INVENTORY ' P a ss 2 4. P a s s 3 ♦ hand with (he queen of spades, Write Auc- P a ss 3 V P a s s 3 4. drew the last trump and had 7 6 DODGE ASPEN $4095 74 DODGE B-200 MAXI V.AN$4195 * tioneers for P a ss 4 4 P a s s 6 4 12 tricks. Alley Oop — Dave Graua 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl., aulomallc. PS, PB. A/C, V-0. auto., PS. PB. 4 new tires, fully recon­ Full Terms and Astro-graph P a ss P a s s P a s s This safety play was sure to balance of factory warranty. ditioned Descriptive O pening lead — 10 v work if diamonds broke as List!! Each- By BERNICE BEDE 080L well as 5-2 since Eiast, was HEY.YCIU’RB RIGHT, (XX)IA THESE ARK OHiOHf / WH4CT5 THERE ARE SOME Piece- By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby REDUCTION SALE 76 DODGE CORONET $4695 73 DODGE W-200 / $3995 known to be out of clubs. U PINNY'STRACKS ALL RIGHT. AN'THEY’RE XD0 4 T,( ' THE , OTHERS HERE,^1 0 a .. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-O m . 4 Dr Sedan V B riulo PS, PEI. A/C. low Positivelv- LIKE TH’ \ MATTER? GOMrmiNG'S, Pickup, 4 wheel drive with plow, auto.. PS 8 ft Fof Saturday, May 7, 1977 21) Depending on others io Im­ In today’s, hand taken from West ruffed the third club, FRESH, T O a C... m-lcago Balance ol lacloty warrapty box. Sells-To-the- the 1976 Olympiad practically Sharyn would have been able LOOKS of' TRACKING HIM) prove your lot Is not the answer THIS,' Highest- today. All you need Is within. If every pair reached a spade or to discard dummy’s last These Used Cars Must Be Sold! YOU SAVE! TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you're enterprising enough to 76 DODGE ASPEN $4095 Bidder 11 .No Things may not go as you plann­ club slam. All slams made heart. 73 CAMARO $3395 bring It out. easily when a heart wasn’t Custom 4-Dr. Sedan. 0 cyl.. auto., PS, PB. A/C. Orange with saddle interior. 6 cyl. automatic B 1 d - 1 ns 1 No ed today because o( another's balance of factory warranty. PS. PD buy-Backs! lack of cooperation. You can CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) opened, all spade slams went Each-Piece- devise a clever alternative Look upon your duties more as a down against a heart lead For those'who want to know 70 CHEVY MALIBU $1795 Positively- m ethod. game than a responsibility, to­ because the defenders did not why the revoke penalty Is just 73 OLDS CUTLASS $2895 day. Once you see the lighter ? Door Hardlop, V-0, auto. PS. PD Exce'iont Sellsl No-Buy- GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) T reat see those four spades in the one trick in duplicate and two condition, low mileage Supreme 2-Door Hardlop. V-0. auto., PS, PB, air. side, you'll lind the burden's not Really Sharpl Backs!!! .No- things you manage for others Elast hand. tricks in rubber bridge the so ponderous. The heart lead also beat Bid-Ins!!! very seriously today. Don't risk answer 'is that the new OW.NERS: BOB SWIFT chances you’d lake If only you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) most of those in six clubs. duplicate laws are in effect 75 OLDS $4795 76 DODGE ASPEN $4695 Slafford. Conn.: 203-6M-2510 were involved. Your early problem^ will be- Declarer would win the heart, now, the new rubber bridge VIeta Crulaer. 3-aaat, pop-up sunroof. V-6. creatures of your own Imagina­ SE 2 Dr Coupe V-e. auto PS PB. AM/FM, •A.ND: STEVE PI FFER CANCER (June 21-July 22) lead dummy’s king of clubs laws aren’t ready as yet. automatic. PS, PB. power vrindowa, air, AM/FM .Ambersl. .Mass.: 413-549-H64 tion today. Fortunately, you'll A'C, low miiengo. balance ol laclory warranty Success comes only through make the necessary corrections. 1973 OLDS hopelulnass today. Looking up, The Flintstones — Hshna-Barbera Productions 1973 FQNTIAC F o u n t Barry's .World 71 CHEVY CAMARO $2395 76 PLY. VOLARE $4595 you see the stars. PISC ES (Fcfa. 20-M arch 20) A p­ CUSTOM CRUISER WAGON preciate your pals solely lor what GRAN SAFARI WAGON V-B, auto , PS. PO Excellent condition, gold with LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Things V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air, 4 Dr. Sedan. V-0, auto.. PS. PB. AM/FM radio. they are today. Don't look lo 9 passenger, V-8, automatic, power steering, black V'nyl interior A/C, balance qf factory warranty. seem harder to you today than JL ’C,.- U 9 MNC Ctffttf, Uftcaki. WM9 them for special favors or to ball electric tailgate, woodgraln siding, roof rack. Only Phone 402-475-3031 they really are. Once you con­ power brakes, air conditioning, roof rack you out of financial problems. 35,600 miles. woodgraln siding, 7 tires. Only 45,714 miles. 75 Dodge $4195 quer your mental obstacle r 6-100. Tradeaman Van, 3 spaed, 6 cylinder, low course, you'll come to grips with ARIES (March 21-April 19) You S p e c i a l ^ I * 3 1 9 5 mllaaga, axceltent condition. the problems. may have to arouse an Special Motorcycl9»-BlcYClB$ 64 associate's Ire In order to make * 2 9 9 5 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Don't or save money today. It's reget- 7S DELTA 86 $ try to Impress anyone with what 429S table but what you're doing Is 69 FIREBIRD S I 598 75 PONTIAC LEMANS $3895 71 OLDS VISTA CRUISER $2195 you possess today. Your innate “'i'"'"""':. puwer slPcrlngT pow«t 2 Door Hardtop, auto . PS, PB, air AM-FM radio, right. orakcb, air condiiionmg, radial liras V-8, automatic, power steering, power brekee, O ff YR. 12,000 MU Wagon. V-a, auto.. PS. PB. air. green with qualllles take precedence over mag wheels, low mileage. 'ndiai tires copper with brown vinyl interior matching interior,'woodgraln sides. ★ ★ 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON material things. 74 DELTA 88 GUffiAIITEE AVAUBIE $ i7 8 0 FX-1200 - Built bv factory LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) l-Doof, V-8, auloitiutic, oowoi steoiing, fiower 74THUHDERMRD $ 5195 brakes. 79 MUTADM 9 2 9 H ON MOST USED CARS! 76 DODGE CHARGER $4995 enngineer. Branch heads'. Someone may have an In­ BroYvn with aaddta vinyl roof & mat leather In­ S p o il. V auto, PS AM/FM stereo. A/C. s-iver Barnett clutch, aluminum novative Idea today that annoys 2-Door Hardtop. 8, automatic, power steering, WCflAII flA tllliE terior. elr, power windowa. power eeeta. -0 power brakes, radial Urea. I l • f IL 1 6 $4998 with burgundy 'andau rool and mntchina inter.or rocker rollers. .MikunI car­ you because you didn't think of It ll ji M iil j it s y V 3"—- 72 CADILLAC S3299 All Cadillac equipped Including air conditioning buretor. balanced motor, blue first. If ' a better way. go along w ith it. May 7, 1977 Eldorado, All Cadillac oquippod including air con­ 70 LeMANS S1898 t" J« ' printed motor and transmis­ r ditioning, loather interior A vinyl roof, V-0. automatic, power steering, power brakec sion. S3.400 firm. Call 646-7732 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This year you are likely to realize good conditloni 73 DELTA *------S2598 Past differences should not be you are not as beholden to* Born Loser — Art Sansom 78 CADILLAC S8498 4-DoOf Sedan. V-S, iutnwm ic, PS. PB. CHORCHES MOTORCg IHC. ■ ★ ★ allowed to affect the way you others as you believed. New > WHO bo YOU THINK. SET 1974. Power steering, 000 miles. *6,500. Dealer. 9 to miles. Exeellent coiidilion awning, sleeps eighi Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or Model “We use Genuine automatic, 19 miles per gallon 11 p.m.. 649-3259. *850, Call 643 6850 after 0 :10 Exeellent eoiidilioii Sl.iHlO , VCDUR L 0 0 ? . ' Mghway, 12 city. *675 . 649- weekdays, anviime weekends. I’hoiie 646-4410. Short Ribs — Frank Hill DAILY RENTALS FRGM *8.DD PER DAY j GN P a r t s ! " . .. 1969 CAMARO. Very good running condition. Needs budv YAMAHA I MUST HAVE LEFTTME KEVTO XSB50B - 1975. 1973 SII.AST.A Travel Trailer • W- IN MY OTHER PURSE/ 1976 HORNET - 4 door. work and paint. Best offer. Showroom emidilion. Baek 14 find. Exeelleiil eoiulilioii Automatic, power steering, 644-1013. rest, luggage rack, under 5.1MHI Sleeps six. Stove with oven, air, 2 new snows. *3600 or best mileslies. J1.61HI. Budv. 528 :11:11. ice BOX. $1295. 742-6569 offer. 289-7035. VOLKSWAGEN 1973 - Excep­ 289-0938 •••••••••••••••••••••••••a Route 83 8 7 2 -9 1 4 5 tionally clean. 36.000 miles. Automotive Service 66 SCRANTCN 1*77 Mr\Me**4..lH. S-6 1974 FIAT 124 C SPORT - Custom '37 Ford nose. Stereo 1973 SllZUKl 185 Willi Weben VERNON 643-1181 Ziebarted, chrome exhaust, radio. Chrome wheels. E70-14 head, plaslie fenders and ELM MO TORS ■ Tovola Dai^- am/fm radio, cassette deck. qJU U M ) "It’iyourtiultinyopoUingiabMl . . . MOTORS, INC. wide oval tires. WiredJor CB lank. DID rim, new rear sun specialists, faeiory ' Y