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contest rules to bring home to their present a concert on June 6 at 7:30 June 13 at 9 a.m. Parents are invited School Plans Field Day parents. p.m. and Recognition Day for the to attend both events. ■ ^ HEBRON - The Gilead Hill School class in the morning on this date. jumping contest on May 30 for The school’s band and chorus will Grade 6 students, will be conducted will have its annual field day, June 8. Transportation procedures will be Grades K-6, starting at 1:15 p.m. r ■ ' ' ' 4 It will feature a variety of athletic the same as used on early dismissal The contest is held to celebrate Support by Governor High School Sophomore Red Sox Managers events followed by a picnic lunch at days. The rain date for the event will “The Notorious Jumping Frog of Outreach Worker Says noon and a film in the afternoon. be June 11. Calavernas County,” written by Elderly Need More Aid Doesn’t Help Primary Builds Own Greenhouse Upset with Umpires Kindergarten students will attend The school will have its annual frog Mark Twain. Students will be given IS M T . V E R N O N I Page 2 Page 3 Page 7 Page 11

^ — News For Senior Citizens DAIRY STORES) - thanks to their helpers, Carrol, 784; Grace Wind­ you folks who are going to By WALLY FORTIN Mary Lucas, Mary sor, 782; Bob Schubert, Wildwood on June 11, Uiat Rain Tonight Hi everyone! Well, our Culleton and Louise Kowal. 781; Mike DeSimone, 776; your final payments are OPEN ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY Big Week is now history, now due, so please drop by I And Friday O.K. now, on with the Paul Schuetz, 763; Floyd and we wish to take this op­ show, and with the trip to Post, 767; Mary Hill, 762; as soon as possible. Also, s a l e e n d s SATURDAY MAY 26 S S " h est? r"“' Detail* on page 2 portunity to thank all you Washington, D C. which is Bess Moonan, 753; Helen those who are on the se­ nice people who par­ just around the corner. Gavello, 748; George Last, cond bus for Glousester, ticipated in our many Those going should plan on 743. please stop by and pay for <^^0RANGE JUICE programs. arriving at the center Here’s a few reminders your seat. My staff and I wish to about 6:30 a.m. Thursday, SPECIAL lEuf mu0 Mfralb that on June 18 we will be We are looking for a thank all the senior May 31 as the bus will be signing up for the volunteer with some volunteers who worked so Energy leaving at 7 a.m. Rockingham horse races bookkeeping experience to yol. XCVIII, No. 199 - Manchester, Conn., Thursday, May 24,1979 • A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 20$ Single Copy » 15$ Home Delivered hard the whole week. We Speaking of trips, we which are scheduled for help our overworked and At a Glance won’t take the time to jot registered for the boat July 24 and then on Mon­ super girl Friday, Pauline Washington: The House down all the names, but cruise around Manhattan day, June 25, we sign up for you know who you are, and Maynard. Pauline has been Democratic Caucus scheduled a on Monday morning and as a Red Sox baseball game handling the Senior books final vote today on a resolution by so do we, so we personally of this writing, (Tuesday scheduled for July 26th. appreciate your help. Also, for many years now and Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., for a morning) we need four Speaking of trips, we still sure deserves some help. g g 'h G a caucus declaration against decon­ Lance Denies Plot thanks to Julie Patuluk and more to fill the bus. Helen Winters and all the have fliers available for a Any of you ladies that trol of oil prices. Moffett charges Here are the two winners' week in Las Vegas and the would like to help, will you President Carter’s determination students who did a super in our Monday morning Grand Canyon. Also we great job in the kitchen, please contact our office. WHITE DIET OR REGULAR to phase out domestic oil price 2 golf tournament, and they still have a number of seats We would really appreciate controls ignores increasing pubiic coming up with some real may pick up their trophies open, so drop by and pick nice meals and goodies. it. LARGE EGGS anger at high oil profits. at the center anytime now. up a flier. Believe me, if We are also going to need 7-UP And Fraud Charge Believe me, they really New York: A UPI survey in­ Low net went to Irvin Gart- you haven’t visited the some office volunteers to dicated 60 to 90 percent of service worked hard and deserve a motion for a “probable cause side with a 40 score and Ed Grand Canyon, you really answer the phone during stations in many states will close ATLANTA (UPI) - Former “The indictment appears to me to sincere pat on the back. Fitzpatrick had low net Federal Budget Director Bert Lance hearing” to make the government be ridiculous on its face.” Friday night’s setback are in for a treat. It’s real­ the day on occasions and throughout the Memorial Day with a score of 46-18 han­ and three business associates support its indictment before going When asked if he could get a fair and miiitary whist games ly unbelievable and you the more names we can weekend, and that motorists wiil dicapped gave him 28 must see it for yourself to Two pleaded innocent today to a 33-count to trial. trial, Lance said, “This is not the were well attended. We get, the fewer hours one find pump prices nudging or score. appreciate it. We spend federal indictment charging them forum, this is not the time.” had 136 p la c e rs and person would have to work. Liter exceeding the dollar-a-gailon Gaffney said the government con­ 4 Here are some golf three days at the three If you’d like to help, please level in those that remain open. with conspiracy and bank fraud in­ siders the indictment sufficient. The indictment of Lance makes no another dozen’ volunteers scores from games played canyons, Bryce, Zion and Dozen Bottle volving loans of 320-million. mention of Carter. However, a se­ to help with the games, and leave your name at the of­ Log Angeles: Atlantic The large, affable Lance, a close Tuesday, May 15 at the Red Grand. You’il also spend a fice. Richfield executive George cond grand jury run by special serve the snacks. The arraignm ent before U.S. friend of President Carter, greeted counsel Paul Curran, is investigating Rock Golf Course. Low couple of nights right in By the way, Gloria and I 7 9 Babikian said Wednesday his Everyone enjoyed the * Magistrate Allen L. Chancey Jr. took dozens of reporters on his way into gross — Irvin Gartside, 42; Vegas, where you’ll take in the warehouse loans and allegations night and especially the wish to thank all you folks company’s gasoiine supply will be less than five minutes, and Chancey the courtroom and shook hands with Ed Fitzpatrick, 45; Harvey at least one night club and KAVANAGH’S they involved a number of ipi- many door prizes. We must who left theif very CHOCOLATE ECLAIR no better in June than this month, then assigned the case to U.S. chief prosecutor Edward J. Tomko, Leach and Ed Scotland, 46; play the one armed bandits proprieties. credit Ernie Irwin who beautiful handmade ar­ and called for a lowering of state District Judge CJiarles H. Moye. who told him, “Mr. Lance, it’s nice Low net scores; Walt for all you’re worth. ticles that for the past two ENGLISH MUFFINS Lance, 47, began his career as a really did a super job ICE CREAM BARS pollution controls to facilitate in­ None of the four defendants spoke, to meet you.” Fredricksen, 30 and Tomorrow should be a weeks have drawn some clerk at the Calhoun bank and worked soliciting the nice gifts. creased production. except to the attorneys and each Harvey Lapierre, 31. super day because we will excellent comments by Springfield, III.: The Institute Lance had turned down an invita­ his way up to positions of wealth and The winners in the set­ other. power in Georgia business circles. Here are the final be showing movies of our people as they stop to see of Natural Resources said tion to appear voluntarily before the back games Bea LaBelle He befriended state Sen. Jimmy bowling scores of our complete “Hooray for them in Watkins window. Wednesday the remainder of Those entering pleas with Lance in­ grand jury that Tomko led through took first place, Archie Carter during Carter’s losing 1966 Senior League as their Hollywood” Show. The Gloria will be at Watkins Illinois’ emergency gasoline cluded Richard T. Carr and Thomas its 17-month inquiry. Houtaling, second and season ended a week ago campaign for governor. When Carter movies were taken,by our this Friday morning at 10 reserve will be released to meet M. Mitchell, both top officials of the Andy Noske, third. In the Tuesday: Class A high tri­ “I intend to clear my name and be became governor in 1970, Lance military whist, the high good friend, Salem Nassiff, a.m. and would like you demands of Memorial Day Northwest Georgia Bank in ple and high single for adjudged innocent by the American served as transportation com­ winners were Bob a-nd who spent the entire folks to drop by and pick up travelers, but a dealers’ associa­ Rhinggold, and H. Jackson Mullins, a women was Blanche people and by the system,” Lance missioner. Mary Hill, Marge McLain Thursday evening taking your article. tion spokesman said the move will former druggist in Lance’s Brown with a 464 and 176 the pictures. Also our good said after his indictment Wednesday. With Carter unable to succeed and Lillian Lewis. The low 4 /9 9 1 1.19 leave Chicago entirely out of gas­ hometown of Calhoun. score. For the men, Amie friends Bea Maher and “I have no doubts about it what­ himself as governor in 1974, Lance pline after the holiday. winners were John and The four were named in a 33-count soever.” was his first choice for the office. He Newman copped both high Helen Vice will have some Northampton, Mass.: The Reggie Rice and Clarence triple with 557 and high neat dancing steps for us to indictment charging numerous The 47-year-old Lance rose from a narrowly lost to Busbee in the Chamber of Commerce, in an ef­ violations involving loans, extension and Alice Peterson. single with a 243 game. In follow. 390-a-week bank teller to a Democratic primary. During the evening we Class B, Polly Kenneway •M' fort to spur Memorial Day tourist of credit, bank overdrafts, collateral millionaire presidential confidante. Shortly afterward, Lance left the By the way, tonight is the traffic, Wednesday offered a free raffled off a beautiful quilt took honors in both high tri­ and bank records at banks Lance and He was one of the first men Presi­ Calhoun bank and became head of which was won by Mary night you can see parts of tank of gas, dinner and a night’s Future Scientists ple, 380 and high single, 151 his associates controlled or did dent Carter picked to help him run NBG — a post he left in 1976 to join Hill and the large cookie our variety show on lodging to the first Californian and Tony Golas managed Future scientists are shown looking at a project that won business with since 1970. the government when Carter was the White House team with primary jar was won by C.E. Robin­ Channel 3, on the P.M. who could prove he had just VI to win both high triple and Assistant U.S. Attorney William P. elected to office. Lance served as responsibility for keeping the son. Magazine show at 7:30 driven in from the West Coast. first place in the physical Science Area at the ^w ers School high single with a 506 and a p.m. Gaffney of the Justice Department’s budget director for 242 days before Carter’s promise to balance the As we finish big week we Charlegton, W.Va.: State At­ Science Fair. Edward Ciarcia, right, is explaining his 190. Criminal Fraud Section in he was forced to resign because of budget. Early in 1977, Lance asked Also tonight we will be torney General Chauncey Brow­ sincrely want to thank our Action at the center radiometer si>ace age sphere to Scot MacCHuggage, left, and Washington told Chancey the trial questions raised over his previous for an extension of the time allowed honoring all our volunteers ning Wednesday sought an injunc­ true good friends, Mary starts with Monday after­ Kristen Spear. Kristen is a first place winner for her earth should take about eight weeks. business dealing. for divesting himself of stocks and a and want to add to our vast tion to prohibit Ashland Oil Co. and Ed McKeever, who noon’s pinochle games worm exhibit in the BioIogicial.Science Area.^cot placed first Lance’s attorney, former State After entering his plea today, Senate committee investigation every big week have list of helpers, Bert ontlets from posting "Out of Gas” where we had 48 players Revenue Commisssioner Nick P. Lance told reporters outside the opened a series of controversies that volunteered their services Loughrey, Ann Thompson, signs on grounds it amounts to in his project about the 17-year cicada. (Herald photo by Pin­ and the following winners: Chilivis, said the defense will file a courthouse: drove him from office. and like always do a Mary Rhodes. false advertising since the parent to) A John Gaily, 792; Bea terrific job. Also, many Back to trips for a mo­ company has plenty of fuel but Mader, 787; Robinna ment, and a reminder for refuses to release it. Wartburg, Tenn.: Cumberland Oil Production Co. Wednesday announced a Coll Brings Action Corps to Town PKHURST HOLIDAY FOODS YOU CAN’T RESIST “gusher” that may prove to be ■Put a smile on your face with an aged Plnehurat verlbeat Sirloin or Polrterhouael the biggest oil strike ever in By GREG PEARSON CoU proposed a Manchester branch Development matter. Because of ps could be established in town, he is Ms. Demirgian — face eviction |steak...Save on a special barbeque center cut U.S.D.A. Choice chuck steak orl of the Revitalization Corps, a this, it is important that the residents ■waste free London broil. For best results marinate Chuck Steak or London! Tennessee. Herald Reporter said. from their apartments. Ms. Y |Brolls with Lowry's beef marinade... Storrs, Conn.: University of Hartford-based organization that has not become just spectators when it The corps has helped persons who Demirgian, incidentally, is one of the Connecticut researchers have MANCHESTER — It is a group worked to solve problems ranging comes to helping others. Coll said. have been threaten^ with eviction, th re e plaintiffs in the suit developed a more efficient that doesn’t sit around and talk about from finding housing to helping the The Revitalization Corps has challenging the town’s withdrawal Open her* al children who need tutors, families U.8 .D.A Cholc* Varlbaal method of combining coal with today’s problems. elderly. that need fuel, food and furniture and from the Community Development 302 Main 81 It is not that the Revitalization FrI and Sat. water to make hydrogen gas that Coll views Manchester as ‘a com­ ‘tFe’re n o t a persons with discrimination and program. 8 a.m. t il 8 p.m. ( m STEAK could lead to large-scale produc­ Corps doesn’t care. It’s that the munity that is wealthier than most in other problems. Another man, who lives in East MONDAY tion of synthetic petroleum. members would rather act on the the area. Most (Arsons own homes group that sits One of the first steps Coll urged Hartford, said he has been hired by a MEMORIAL DAY Varlbaat Waatafra* Atlantic City, N.J.: Teimeco problems than talk about them. and automobiles, he said. persons to take is to attend a Manchester firm. But. he is finding it C ENTER C UT The group’s director, Edward 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. LONDON BROIL Oil Co. Wedne^ay reported an It is important for residents to around .« // you Revitalization Corps outing Saturday difficult to locate a place to live here. CHUCK STEAK STEAK encouraging” discovery of “Ned” Coll, and some of its become involved in helping others, want to help other at 2 p.m. at Hartford’s Keeney Park. His hiring helps the firm meet its natural gas and liquid natural gas members came to Manchester he said. Many people today feel that Coll, a state representative from affirmative action goals, he said. Holiday aala on lb. 1 . 6 9 Wednesday night to attempt to form Imported lean lb. 2 . 6 9 in a test well 80 miles east of they do not want to become involved people, this is the Hartford, said that his organization "They’ll hire you to do what they Atlantic City in the Baltimore Ca­ a local branch of the corps. or active. knows how to deal with government- want. But, when it comes to housing, KRAKUSHAMS nyon. “We’re not a group that sits around But, Coll feels it is important for program, ’ related problems. they say no. They’re not providing a and says, ‘Isn’t it terrible.’ If you Manchester residents to ^ e part in “We know some of the channels. basic need,” he said of his problem in 3 lbcan7 i 4 1 SKMESS FRANKS 1 .4 7 want to help other people, this is the The Lons Cottdays of summer are such a program. The town has received many requests for help We can crack through walls for locating a place to live in WIN A Economy program,” Coll told about 15 persons SIbcan 1 2 i 1 9 Tobln’a Bkinlaaa upon us once asain. But don't sweat, received much publicity in recent from Manchester residents. If people,” he said. Manchester. At a Glance who met at the apartment of Lucy weeks about the Community Some of those at Wednesday’s “You get hired because you’re HONO-LULU OF Demirgian. enough persons are interested in FRANKS...... yo u can get all 12 o f yo u r flavorite Cott joining the program to help these meeting discussed their problems. A black, but you can’t move in,” Ms. AVACATION. New York: Ftesident Carter’s couple of women with children — one Demirgian said. Self Baiting lb. 1.87 1 varieties to cool you. If you get Cott prediction that inflation will per­ residents, a branch office of the cor­ 10-12 lb grad* A Make the Long Qrot* & Walgal Natural Caiing short, just run out to the store for more sist for two or three more months young htn Cott Summer 2 weeks sent stocks spiraling downward Town Seeks Help TURKEYS FRANKS...... «».22.90 A n d w hile y o u 're there, pick up Wednesday on the New York longer. Follow the sun! You Stock Exchange where the Dow LB . . 8 9 ______lb. 2.20 ______your entry blank for the sweepstakes.. can sp e n d y o u r vacation Jones Industrial Average closed naur dl lala you've Cott to enter to win! down 7.97 points, at 837.40 in On Health Study Bonalaaa moderate trading. Col* Blew ^ having a hula-baloo MANCHESTER - The town’s matter. But, Town Manager Robert Potato Salad New York: Nobel Laureate Largo Pordua HAMS 114 PEOPLE EVERY WEEK, director of health has written to the Weiss said such a matter would best Roaating wholaortA Italian Oliva Salad or Just lei-ing around Paul A. Samuelson said state to ask for help in studying the be handled on a statewide, rather Wednesday the chances have Chickens WIN CASH TO COTT THE COST o n the beach. problems of cancer rates and radia­ than townwide, basis. So, Dr. Turek ■b 2 . 2 9 shifted to “better than 50-50” that tion levels in the area. wrote to Douglas Lloyd, com­ OFGROCERIESI There's a separate random drawing the United States already is in a VERIBE 8T LEAN I Dr. Alice Turek’s letter to the state missioner of the state Department of recession that may last the rest of Stotha lb Here's h o w it w orks. Every w eek was triggered by a recent letter from Health. Varlbaal large to award the Grand Prize (a two week the year. Michael Dworkin, a local pharmacist “There was agreement that the BEFFPAniES there will be 114 cash prizes: West Lafayette, Ind.: A trip for two to Hawaii, including round- who has been involved in many en­ public health questions posed by Mr. CHICKEN (froia n)2 lbbek National Federation of Indepen­ 4 $ 100.00 w inners; 10 $ 5 0 .0 0 w in n e rs; vironmental issues. Dworkin are complex and affect the and trip air fare, hotel accommodations, dent Business poll Wednesday in­ LEGS K ">2 . 1 9 entire state, not just Manchester. 50 $25.00 winners: 50 $10.00 winners. dicated double^igit inflation will Dworkin wrote to the town to 4 BREASTS 2% ^?*** *'***' **** l>®*">"’ "* * or mora at two meals daily and tours), that will be express his concern about an in­ Therefore, I am asking the Connec­ continue for at least three ticut State Department of Health Piusi 00 winners of Cott 6 packs will be held from among all the entries received months, with 43 percent of the creasing cancer rate in the area and the proximity of nuclear research Services for help in responding to firms contacted planning to in­ AT PINEHUR8T ... HOLIDAY DRINKS ... LOW PRICES selected in separate random drawings facilities and nuclear power plants. Mr. Dworkin,” Dr. Turek wrote. by Friday September 7,1979. crease prices. The letter was read at a meeting of Dr. John Lewis, director of the from am ong all entries re­ Detroit: The Big Three U.S. COKE OR TAB Heilman’s Entry form s a n d details are avail­ the Town Board of Directors, which preventable diseases division for the c o n QUARTS automakers Wednesday reported 2 lite r QInger ale or ceived by each turned the matter over to the Health state Health Department, could not ( r^ u la r) Mayonalssa able at your participating Cott retailers. car sales, hurt by growing con­ 1.19 Club Department. be reached for comment this mor­ cern over tightening fuel supplies, Fri. during the No purchase required. ning. Dr. Turek’s letter was tumbled 25.7 percent in mid-May. Dr. Turek then planned to develop 2 b o t t 8 9 ^ «1.5S forwarded by Lloyd to Lewis. sweepstakes. Sweepstakes is only open to resi­ North Canton, Ohio: A Fuqua a town research project on the araylodge The first draw­ Industries’ offer of 322 per share Land of Lakes IDAHO BAKING dents of Connecticut, Massachusetts, for Hoover Co. stock has been BUHER POTATOES TURKEY or ing will be Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island rejected by the Ohio firm’s board Weiss Bans Typing CHIC PIES from entries of directors. SIIn89^ (Froaen) and Vermont. Sweepstakes void vyhere MANCHESTER - Town Manager cen tives to perm it town em ployees to b l.5 9 received by Inside Today Robert Weiss has sent a'^Ietter to take courses to improve their skills Moot get 1.73 Moot got 1.18 1 .3 D .. prohibited by law. employees reminding them that or knowledge. 6/22/79.The G et an entry blank at Classified...... 13-18 school papers should not be typed on “I am very pleased that many ■Here at Plnehurat, we feature KIngaford Briqueta ..JO lb. bagaj employees take advantage of this final drawing _ Comics...... 19 town tim e. 11.89 and 20 lb. baga 3.59.99* State Line Potato chlpa will be aolC the Cook-out center in youryl Editorial ...... 9 “It should be clearly understood program of educational assistance to at 79*. 1.13 alze Keebler Cooklea 99*. will be held from among all the entries local store. And remember: ^ Entertainment ...... 14 that our educational policy does not improve thonselves,” Weiss wrote. Annual Planting F am ily...... 8 permit workers to have papers typed His letter was written after a Open Monday, MomorlalDay 8 a.m. H11:00 D.m. Members of the Perennial Planters Garden Jacqueline Britton and Elinor Halsted, co- received by September 7,1979. It's got to be Cott to be SoocI Gardening ...... 6-7 during working hours by other report that Marilyn Walsh, director chairmen, Harold and Martha Ldvanway, workers or by themselves,” Weiss of the town’s rdubilitation loan Qub are working on their annual project — Obituaries ...... 10 Mary Ann Satryb, Jenny Leggitt, Marilyn Ip INEHUBST OBOGEBY INC. Sports...... 11-13 wrote. The policy also prevents program, had a paper for one of her planting the garden plot on East Center Television ...... 14 studying for courses during working courses typed by a town secretary on Street opposite Lenox Street. Meiribers who Bassos, Pat Luoma and Ruth Lloyd. (Herald W eather...... 2 hours. town time, Ms. Walsh since has paid designed and worked on the garden are photo by Pinto) The policy does provide some in­ for the typing of that paper. EVENING HERALD, Thurs., May 24, 1979 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - EVENING HERjqp, Thurs., May 24, 1979 Educators Outreach Worker Says Grasso’s Support Doesn’t Help Much HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella The governor has been criticized in re­ promise retaining the convention system. year convinced ner oirect primaries were Nix Panel Grasso’s rare visit to a Democratic cent weeks for not advocating direct Challengers who receive between 10 per­ necessary. Senate caucus in support of direct primaries for state office, something that cent and 20 percent of the vote would have The way it now stands, candidates for Elderly Need More Aid primaries has apparently done little to received her ardent backing during last to obtain the signatures of 5 percent of the higher office in Connecticut are chosen by On Drugs convince party leaders to do away with year’s gubernatorial campaign. party’s registered voters. If a candidate delegates at conventions. MANCHESTER-Diane volunteers, each of whom problems. help meet some of. the the convention system. “I just want to set the record straight,” receives 20 percent or more, no signatures In last year’s contest, Killian mustered Wicks, the town’s outreach is assigned one person to She will help the elderly needs. But, storting Gov. Ella Grasso Wednesday dropped in the governor told the Democrat senators. would be necessary. only six votes more than he needed to SOUTH WINDSOR - Refusing to worker for the elderly, said visit regularly. residents fill out medical June 1, Ms. Wicks becomes on the caucus to announce her support for It was the first time this year Mrs. At the caucus, the governor did not tell force a statewide Democratic primary WEEKEND SPECIAL agree with conclusions of a group of the older residents require “It’s helpful, but it’s cer­ forms, food stamp supervisor, of the Human a bill to create a direct primary system Grasso has chosen to address Democratic the senators she expected them to vote for against the governor. The campaign that local parents, the Board of Education tainly not the answer,” she applications, and Services Department. lawmakers at one of their caucuses. the direct primary bill. She merely said has voted against the formation of a more help than present that would allow voters, not politicians, to ensued was bitter at times. said of the volunteer ap­ applications for fuel and Mason has resigned and pick candidates. Her appearance, however, did not help she thought the time for direct primaries CARNATIONS committee to deal with alleged drug staff can provide. And, she Eventually, Mrs. Grasso polished off proach. tax relief programs. Some will leave at the end of this But it accomplished little. solidify anv maiority position and the had finally arrived. and alcohol problems in the schools. feels the situation will get Killian by a more than 2-1 margin. But she Alan Mason, director of of these visits can be time- month. ’The caucus, in heated debate on the con­ Democrats were unable to bring the bill "Nothing brought this home to me more The parents’ group concluded that worse before it gets better. told the Democrats Wednesday the whole Ms. Wicks will become human services, estimated consuming. Thus, Ms. Wicks will troversial proposal, decided late in the onto the floor when the Senate convened. than my own candidacy for governor,” thing could have been avoided if the state $2.34 PER BUNCH up to 80 percent of the local students supervisor of the Human there are 1,800 visits per For instance, she recent­ have less time to donate to day to keep the convention system, but The upper chamber debated and finally she said. had direct primaries. use drugs and alcohol. year to elderly residents ly helped a resident fill out assisting the elderly. And approved a single bill that would bar oil Mrs. Grasso said her tough battle for “We could have saved time, we c.ould The Board of Education responded Services Department next agreed to lower the delegate vote required CASH & j, CENTER ST. month. When this ocdurs, that should be made but a seven-page application she knows the telephone for a challenge from 20 percent to 10 per­ companies from operating gasoline the Democratic gubernatorial nomination have saved money, we could have saved to a petition filed by the Concerned fo r a program that calls seeking assistance cent. stations in the state. with former Lt. Gov. Robert Killian last CARRY (.4 9 -5 2 6 ^ Parents of South Windsor. The peti­ she will have only about are not because of lack of energy,” she said. provides financial will continue. ’The Democrats returned to the caucus tion indicated that the drug and one-fourth of her time to staff. The bill was expected to go before the assistance for elderly "People will still call. It full Senate on Friday, and late in the day they agreed to a com­ alcohol abuse problem in local mid­ llONsi donate to the needs of the Ms. Wicks is unable to residents. ’The application goes against my ethics to dle and high schools was reaching elderly, she said. make any ol the strictly required verification of all not respond,” she said. "epidemic proportions.” The town will be hiring a social visits to the town’s Burglaries Said Linked Comprehensive Employ­ elderly residents. Her the information provided Thus, June and the coming 'The petition accused the board of months probably will be uo\s<{ ment and Training Act visits are to those residents on the form. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — Police are investigating "doing nothing about the problem." ’The CETA employee will , busy for her. The board adamantly disagreed with employee to assist with the who have specific possible connections between burglaries at two depart­ OPEN SATURDAY' this point and discussed specific drug outreach for the elderly ment stores in West Hartford and Meriden in which 8 am*5:30 pm program, but the needs of thousands of dollars wofth of jewelry and watches was problems within the system. OPEN SUNDAY According to the petitioners, “pot” those residents are in­ reported stolen. GROssmRn's smoking occurs on school buses and creasing and should\ Police in both towns said Wednesday the burglaries fin (55) e v n n s p r o d u c t s c o m p R n v I om-3:00 pm at bus stops, and drugs and alcohol receive attention, Ms. were committed in similar fashions which leads them to are sold and used regularly during Wicks said. believe the incidents may be related. school hours. She has worked for more About $1,000 worth of watches was reported stolen Board of Education member Frank than a year in her present from the J.C. Penney store in the Meriden Square shop­ Devney said the charges made by the n- position. The work includes ping mall, while an undetermined, but “substantial” group, that the board hasn't taken assisting the elderly with “WB8AVE YOU MONEY” SUN. A MON. amount of jewelry was reported missing from the G. Fox such matters as filling out store in West Hartford’s Westfarms Mall, police said. any action regarding the town’s drug 4 DAY SALE: Fri. Sat.. Sun.. Mon. 88to8PM to a p m problem, is based “on your ignorance medical forms and of the operations of this system and applying for tax relief “ 4-DAY” Warehouse & Sidewalk TRIM FASHIONS. the operations of the school programs. ISAW «10l CE3Ea authorities in this area.” Regular visits — just to • NO DEALERS stop and talk to elderly Texas Instruments Republican board member Sally Cracker Jack Sale HIGH STYU-H/OH QUALITY ‘‘WstriKkivtptclil • LIMITED QUANTITIES Kuchinskas made a motion to form residents — are a key part “20" ehseeatHtma John Bilow, left, and Fred Thomas, members of the of an outreach program. 5HINCTI0N • ALL FIRST QUALITY the committee to look into the EXPOSURE MriMTMftF—7m GOODS problem, however, it was brought up Manchester Lions Club, prepare for the Lions’ annual Cracker ‘T m not doing any of L.G.D. QUARTZ M m yU M -m that a panel of parents and school Jack sal^which will be held tonight and next Thursday from 6 that at this point,” Ms. • NDPHDNEDRDERS II8ITIL*NER’S KODACOLOR (krStms" PLEASE personnel already exists at the to 9 p.m. Proceeds from the sale aids Lions’ community projects Wicks said of the visits. Clearance Sale Timothy Edwards Middle School. She does have 14 WATCH FILM ECONOMICAL Mrs. Kuchinskas argued that the and projects with the blind. 2x4x8' STUDS ft. Courses Free Cheeking the Hme It emy 4 'x 8 'x % " panel that is already formed is for and last In any Ugh! level MONEY SAVER discussion of any school problems For Elderly GYPSUM IMor COAL TAR and that one to deal specifically with Youth Panel Reform WALLBOARD EMULSION drug and alcohol abuse is necessary. MANCHESTER - Per­ 110 Pocket School Superintendent Robert sons 62 years of age and DRIVEWAY over will be able to take Reg. 1.70 Goldman told those attending the 29.95 ValiM SEALER meeting that Arthur Hottin, principal non-credit courses without EACH i8'xS/32"TANBARKHICKDRY Sent to Directors ------■ •" _ — charge at Manchester SAVE of the Timothy Edwards School, has flood Community College this P T w i n 1st QUALITY PANELING SI .80 set up an open time when parents are MANCHESTER - The town Com­ The non-youth commission ISAVE sraoT itanMrcl tiiod, low SHEET summer. m » £ t . A ^ . simulottd 49 invited to discuss problems with him mission on Children and Youth members ^will be appointed by the prkod itud. Wo'vo loww Ideal base for point or wallpaper. mm. and that Hottin often stays after Wednesday night approved proposed The only requirement is got your building Easy to handle. Super fixup value 10WS.S9 VSSM .. town’s major political parties and noodi at low pricosl ^ ^ rat9d. Eoty to inttnll. 5 school to discuss areas of concern a minimum enrollment of The Brighter . . We've got all your changes in the structure of the com­ should not be affiliated with any ad­ Large for youl Seel Oocktl R eiiiti gat & oil tpilb. Covert with parents. mission. visory board departments or agen­ 20 persons, who have paid wtfl pon9linfl-n9#di o! low the instructional fee for the The Ugh^ prk98t IDINT CDMPDUND READY MIX 5 -C A L...7.6 9 approx. 250 tq. ft. b t y to utel Savingtl Some board members said they felt The proposal will be sent to the cies, the proposal says. courses, must be attained it was unfair to set up a second com­ Board of Directors for approval at its The purpose of the commission, ac­ Zippered The Daiiw Ltmcm 'WINDSEAL' SELI SEALING HIGH STRENGTH GROSSMAN’S PRESSURE TREATED mittee, as Mrs. Kuchinskas next meeting. As soon as the board before anyone will be cording to the proposal, is to act as allowed to enroll free of They Get snmisi LANDSCAPE TIMBERS suggested, because it implied that acts upon the changes, application an advocate for children and youth of Vinyl ROOF SHINGLES CONCRETE charge. • PATH) BLOCKS 4x5x8' _ _ _ there was no means of communica­ forms for membership in the com- Manchester, representing any con­ MIX tion between the school and parents, mission will be sent to all The Division of Com­ • SCALLOP ^ 9 9 cerns to the Board of Directors, the munity Services will offer in the present system, and they said Manchester secondary schools. town manager and the Board of “SUN SENSOR” BLOCKS lA C H 22 non-credit courses, the MSIILATED PKNICMG I ^ S A V E this is untrue. If approved, the commission will Education. By Fostar Grant Won't rot or docoy. Some members of the parent's be composed of 13 members, with Suggested powers and duties of the first time such a policy has 40c Ooon ft oety to been implemented. Most of hondU. For out­ group, said today, that they feel the eight of them under the age of 21, and commission include the study of JtCC.2.59 door stops, ro- board was unresponsive to the an advisory board of five adults. The juvenile delinquency, education, the corses will begin in 2 4 9 iKU-BJie taining wolt problems within the system and that advisory board members should be recreation, child and youth problems June. For further informa­ ft morol its refusal to pass the proposal to set tion, call 646-2137. For larting post., re­ appointed by and represent the and activiti^ in general and such pairing iidawalks & up a committee was indication that Police Department, Youth Services Reg. $3.99 •14 Value 7^ Red, Green, or Natural blocks for a morel U>e anywhere matters that may be referred to it by the board has not taken the the drug Bolton Board Bureau, Crossroads, secondary the Board of Directors or general ^ ...... great looki 2”x6"x12" scallop m BWOLE high strength it and alcohol problem, within the school administration and the Com­ manager. Sets Meeting 2"x8"xl6"j|aflo. needed! school system, seriously. munity Services Council. Also, to recommend to the board «7 0FF| and ordinances or programs the com­ BOLTON - The Board of MILL CERTIFIED 1x12 PRE-CUT 1st QUALITY EASY TO INSTALL 4’ or 6’ mission may deem advisable to deal Education will have an in­ 32 PIECE PLASTIC »/2" PLYWOOD KILN DRIED POST & RAIL FENCING WROUGHT IRON RAILING Vernon Police Officer with youth and child problems or to formational meeting tonight at 8 at the Bolton PICNIC SHEATHING PINE lilt ledoort er eat! Adjetlt to til tlelr prevent such problems before they AIR PUMP POT pilch. Crral Sevlegi! arise. And, to cooperate with official Center School library. The SET SHELVING Charged in Sex Assault agencies and commissions so that it agenda includes an evalua­ Drink Dispenser 4’-2 .7 6 e a . LIN. FT. may assist in addressing problems tion report, curriculum VERNON — Vernon Police officer, Herzog. The alleged incidents oc­ committee report, family In Compartment 2 QLTHERM0S 6’-4 .1 4 e a . Easy to inttalll curred in mid-April and about May concerning the children and youths of )L William Herzog, 31, of Candlewood counseling position report, Tray S’— iS 2 ea. Does not r#« VC I t l 21, police said. Manchester. quirt painting Drive, South Windsor, turned himself high school courses having in at the police station at 9 a.m. today Lt. Carlson said Herzog has been Commissioners will appointed in Rtody to instoll. or staining — HATCOlinM fewer than 10 yhudents and For b^sh«lv«s ft unless you MiO. 12.99 and was arrested on a Superior Court with the Vernon Police Department June and will assume their duties in 9 « Idool for nMny utility tterogpl the tennis court and ven- •8 Forks want tol Prke W bench warrant charging him with for eight years. His status as of this September, the proposal says. do*it*y9 u r i9 lt Smoothly soncM $ 1 0 .9 9 However, this year appointments tilation bid awards. •8 Knives 9 i \eh * — indoeti or aH lidos. No. 3 includes 2 roils first-degree sexual assault and first- morning, is that he is under suspen­ 9 ull Guorontood grodo. Roody to ft 1 postl CORIKR COLUMN degree criminal trespassing. sion without pay. Carlson said his will probably be made later in the •8 Spoons ogointt fMoml- finhh. Super value! SfO. 19.99 summer because no action can be 1 9 Rag. 16.9S notiwn, S 1 S .9 9 Lt. Edwin Carlson said the warrant future status with the department •812 oz. Tumblers depends upon his option to appeal the taken before the board approves the FARR'S 1 was served by the special services 18 THE PLACE FOR unit of the department and was the suspension. proposal and membership applica­ Reg. $2. OUTDOOR LIGHTING result of investigations into com­ Herzog was being presented in tion forms have been printed, Com­ • : ■ ...... missioner Toni Frese said plaints made by a female Vernon court in Rockville this morning in BUCK ALUMINUM SATIN BUCK Wednesday night. 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Monday through Friday PAGg FOUR - e v e n i n g HERALD, Thurs., May 24, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Thurs., May 24, 1979 - PAGE FIVE Parents of Truants Hebron’s Finance Board Arrested in Shelton IBLOOD PRESSURE Joyner; Merit Selection Would Pass on a Second Vote HARTFORD — A state representative from Joyner supports the merit selection of judges, but he for reconsideration of the bill. He said his and a few other drew support from many Democrats. There are only 42 SHELTON (UPl) — A little-known state law is being CLINIC At the Pirkad* Manchester believes a bill on the merit selection of voted against the bill. He Mid he misunderstood an votes would have been switched in favor of merit selec- Republicans in the House. used to seek the arrests of the parents of “chronic” Recommends New Budget judges would have passed had a second vote been taken. amendment and thought the bill did not contain adequate tion, and the bill would have passed. But, the support for reconsideration was not enough, truants who have as many as 30 unexcused absences from Walter Joyner, who represents Manchester’s 12th provisions for legislative review of the nominations. Only Joyner’s proposal to reconsider didn’t pass. The and the proposal to permit merit selection of judges is HEBRON — Following ^an approved, to set the mill rate. Shelton schools this year. ■ THURSDAYS During the first town meeting. May ing year. I 4:30 to 8:00 PM . District, said he was confused about one amendment to Joyner Mid there were others who also had been con- reconsideration request was defeated by an 80-66 vote, dead for this year’s legislative session, executive session Wednesday night Board members then voted un­ Edward C. Finn, superintendent of schools, said BEWARE! the bill and wanted to change his vote. And he was not fused about the legislative review provision, so he asked Joyner was encouraged that his proposal to reconsider the Board of Finance voted un­ 14, the Board of Finance saw the IPARKADE HEALTHI animously to return the originally Wednesday the crackdown is aimed at about 15 to 25 alone. animously to, recommend that the defeat of its recommended budget, in ' SHOPPE recommended Board of Education chronic truants, most in the seventh and eighth grades. Hypertension The House Monday rejected by two votes a proposal to residents of Hebron adopt a com­ the amount of $2,945,420, by a stan­ So far, local police have issued warrants for the parents budget, of $1,142,879, as presented change the state Constitution to permit merit selection of bined general government budget ding vote of 123-79. of only one student. is Dangerous 5^'' The board ndembers voted to during the previous town meeting. I judicial nominees. and education budget, for 1979-80, in ’The board also voted unanimously The student in the test case has been absent without an Left Uncontrolled remove $3,500 from the general excuse about 50 times and the warrants are being the amount of $3,024,738. to ask First Selectman Aaron Reed May Lead To At the same time the finance board government budget, which was for reviewed by the state’s attorney’s office, school officials Society Is Offering addition plans for the Town Office to study the pay scale for all town Deli Department Specials estimated that the mill rate would be employees. Mrs. Eula Berglund, said. • Heart Attack set at 43.5 mills for the coming fiscal Building and to return that amount to “We did everything we could to get the kids back to • Hardened Arteries Old Home Markers PRIMO HOT OR SWEET . « the capital non-recurring expenses assistant to the tax collector, said • Stroke year. ' that the town road crew is getting a school and we’re not getting anywhere. We had to come ITALIAN SAUSAGE...... * 1 .7 9 It is expected that the Board of account, along with $70,000. up with something to deal with the kind of parents who • Kidney Failure MANCHESTER — The Manchester Historical Society DOMESTIC .A il'A Selectmen tonight will set the date The board had tentative plans to 25-cents-an-hour increase while the \ COOKED HAM ...... ,b * 2 .4 9 town office staff is only getting a 5- are depriving their kids of an education,” Shelton special sent letters this week to more than 50 owners of historic for a second town meeting. use these funds to help defray costs education director Thomas E. Tinsley said. Your Doctor homes, dating from the 18th to the mid-19th century. DOMESTIC cA .MA percent increase. will bo Contacted T»km Aeeunttif by Members of the Board of Finance which they anticipate will be in­ “I’m not about to let this go. ’The law is there and I’m The letter offers a 16-inch by 7V4-inch marker to be SWISS CHEESE...... ,b.* 2 .4 9 Mrs. Berglund said that she feels A AegltMrtd Nurse CARANDO COOKED . 4 a a voted to conduct a special meeting at curred in replacement of the roof on going to see that it’s enforced. It’s not just Shelton, it’s a Blood I isuro placed on the front of each house. the salary proposal is inequitable and Sponsored by the close of the town meeting, for the the Gilead Hill School. The net effect statewide problem. ’This will force the state Department The basic markers are being made and painted by ITALIAN SALAMI...... ib* 1 .9 9 of the action increased the general said she is available to the public, 33 purpose of taking any appropriate hours a week. She said if the board of Children and Youth Services and the juvenile court to students at the Howell Cheney Regional Vocational budget actions, and if tbe budget is government budget by $66,500, or a take a look,” he said. PROVOLONE...... ,b. * 1 .9 9 would increase the town office Technical School under the supervision of Roger Moreau. k total increase of $799,665 for the com- Some of the parents were keeping their children out of BOGNEfTB Aii A employees 25 cents an hour, across- When acceptances of the offer are received by Mrs. HOT DOGS...... lb.* 1 .5 9 school because “they need the kids for servants,” Tinsley the-board, it would only cost the town Constance Adams, president of the Historical Society, WUNDERBAR $500 more. said. they will be placed on file, and the markers completed by GERMAN BOLOGNA...... ib* 1 .4 9 Park St. Bridge Repair “’The law says they have to send youngsters to school Evelyn Croston mentioned that the a local sign company in the order received. WEAVER CA 4 A turnover in the town office is not and it’s their responsibility. We hope that this is a step in AND There are 50 more homes that also fall into the CHICKEN ROLL...... m* 2 .1 9 the right direction,” Finn said. To Cost $15,000 More large and this should tell the board designated time period, and these owners will be notified POTATO • MACARONI - COLEBUW 0 something about the quality of per­ The statute holds parents responsible for seeing that PARKADE HEALTH & NUTRITION CENTER at a future date. FRESH SALAD...... ,b. 5 9 * MANCHESTER — Repairing the their children aged 7 to 16 attend school regularly or be Park Street Bridge will cost at least “The sidewalk is completely shot. sonnel. Richard Grant, chairman of Although no charge is being made for the signs, The concrete is destroyed,” he said. the board, said he will take the subject to arrest, prosecution and fines of up to $5 a week donations to the society will be accepted. another $15,000, Walter Senkow, town for class time the student misses. engineer, said Wednesday. “It’s a real serious problem.” matter under consideration. The Town Board of Directors has The problem could not be detected In other business, the board, on • DAIRY • approved $55,000 to pay for repair of until after the work was started, request of Reed, voted to transfer the bridge, but Senkow said he will Senkow said. funds to the following accounts: CHANGE, GRAPE, LEMONADE OR 7 Q < He said chemical and water runoff Postage, $200; Zoning Board of f ask for a total of $70,000: Radio FRUIT PUNCH DRINK ...... gsl. The sidewalk on the bridge is in led to the decay of the sidewalk. A Appeals, $150; insurance and bonds, very poor shape and will need to be similar problem caused corrosion of $4,700; and gasoline, $5,000. Tliese CITRUS BREAK repaired, he said. the bridge’s metal frame, which is amounts were transferred from the /hack 7 9 < why the bridge now is being repaired. labor, interest, unemployment com­ Super SoundMost Stores ORANGE DRINK ...... 64 oz. The town received a bid of about Work started earlier this month pensation and legal expenses ac­ $49,000 to do the bridge work. But, The Nationwide Open Memoria REDI W HIP that price did not include some rein­ and is expected to take about three counts. 6 9 < forcement work that Senkow said months to complete. The board also voted to ap­ Supermarket of Sound Day For Your TOPPING ...... 7 OZ. Senkow said the bridge is closed to propriate an amount not to exceed last week would be needed. 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WASHINGTON (UPI) - The hottest thing in home gar­ The new pea can be shelled, but most cooks prefer to many homeowners might be taking a More than 30 experimental plots will be open for in­ dening since rototillers is a new edible podded pea that use it whole, raw in salads or on relish plates, or cook^ spection, and Station staff will give short talks on several look at their patios — or the spot briefly, either by steaming or stir-frying in a small owes its existence to a fortuitous “cross” of science and Builds Own Greenhouse topics during the day. where they wish they had a patio — law. amount of oil. Brief cooking is essential to maintam Its and wondering what improvements Scientists will be on hand to answer questions about Its developer, Calvin Lamborn of the Gallatin Valley crispness and flavor. , • By FRANK ATWOOD him off there at 2:30 in the afternoon. greenhouse, where the heat would might be made. their work. There is plenty of free parking and no charge Seed Co. of Twin Falls, Idaho, says it might never have Since 1930, the U.S. Patent Office has given legal Mark Sutcliffe is a high school help keep the greenhouse warm at Dr. Edwin D. Carpenter, extension Work Experience for admission. happened if Congress had not passed the Plant Variety protection to developers of asexually produced plants — sophomore who has his own night. The experiment had to be consumer horticulturist at the Each student' of vocational For more information and a map showing how to get to Protection Act of 1970. Lamborn was working on the new those produced by budding and grafting, for example. But greenhouse. He built it with his called a failure when he found some University of Connecticut, offers agriculture must have a supervised the farm, write to Plant Science Day, the Connecticut pea about that time,, starting with a “rogue” pea he had until the 1970 act was passed, developers of new varieties father’s help after he had first of the jugs had split and lost their several suggestions on improvement work experience program, on which Agricultural Experiment Station, P.O. Box 1106, New discovered. of sexually reproduced seeds had no way to control their earned the money, by doing yard contents of black water. of your patio, or construction of a he is graded as if it were another high Haven, CT 06504. He credits the law with opening “a new attitude toward sale once the seeds went on the market. work for the neighbors, to buy school course. As a freshman, each Plays Snare Drum new one. The act established the Plant Variety Protection Office the continued investment” in research of new varieties. materials. He moved his plants into student is assigned to an advisor, The greenhouse, opening off a back The easiest way to improve the in the Department of Agriculture to determine what Midget Tomatoes outdoor living facility is to plan for Before the act was p,pssed, Lamborn said in a telephone the greenhouse in December. who works with the same students as porch, is 16 feet by eight feet with a interview, his company "could put money and years of ef­ plant seeds qualify as “new and novel” varieties, and em­ patio pleasure by keeping location, This year he has been raising long as they are in high school. single bench three feet wide and 28 STORRS — Midget or pot tomatoes have small fruits fort into developing a new variety, and another seed powered the office to issue Certificates of Protection. flower and vegetable plants that he size and privacy in mind. Mark’s advisor is David Monroe, inches high. The walls and the roof with vines so tiny you could hide them under a four-quart producer “could somehow get a hold of our seed and hopes to sell to the same neighbors Locate the patio with convenience teacher of plant science. are fiberglass. The foundations are saucepan. They mature rapidly, set loads of fruit and produce and sell it to suppliers more cheaply, because and set out in the family garden. He access to the house. Ideally, it should Mark keeps records for Mr. made of concrete blocks, started begin to decline fairly rapidly, says a University of they did not have the overhead of having researched and expects to graduate in the vocational be planned as an extension to at least Monroe that show how many hours below ground level in a trench. Mark Connecticut extension consumer horticulturist. Dr. developed the new variety. agriculture program at Glastonbury one indoor room. In this way the he has worked, how much he has starts cuttings on a proparating Edwin D. Carpenter of the Plant Science Department “It may have been unethical, but it was not illegal” scons High School in two years and, some patio will be more useful in the spent and how much he has earned. bench equipped with a heating cable, notes that the tiny vines just don’t have the vigor day, to become an intern at overall living pattern of the home. before the protection certificates were issued, Lamborn While he was building the providing bottom heat to replace the required to keep bearing fruit all summer except where Try to locate the patio so that you said. LAWN CLINIC Longwood Gardens, the fabulous greenhouse, the net amounts were on top .,)f the furnace. growing seasons are short. will enjoy both sun and shade. A As an All-American Selection of the United States seed public gardens and conservatory es­ the minus side, but Mark is working His tomatoes are Jet Star, which industry, the Sugar Snap has become so popular with southeastern exposure is considered tablished with DuPont money at toward the break-even point and he finds very popular. Super Red, home gardeners that suppliers are hard pressed to keep Kennett Square, Pa. to be ideal. However, any exposure thinks he will reach it soon. another called Tropic from seed he Diagram shows the best way to use a lawn spreader. up with demand. Although it is not being grown on a mass Longwood Gardens takes a small can be made to work by proper plan­ AT In his work experience program, got by sending a cereal box top to the CT^ rfens commercial basis, some grocery chains have managed to number of young people each year in Mark planted seeds of three kinds of cereal manufacturer, and a hybrid ning and landscaping. a work and study program that is Size is also an important considera­ stock small supplies. They sell out quickly. lettuce, plus cabbages, broccoli, called VF Gardener. The initials fine preparation for a career in hor­ Hitroducing... tion. To be really useful, a patio eggplant, coleus and pansies, back in stands for a verticillium-fusarium, should be as large or larger than the Tips About Spreader W.G. GLENNEY C0.I ticulture. At age 16, Mark is too January. He'set his flats on top of the two tomato diseases to which these averageized room. Remember that young to be considered at this point furnace to give the seeds some bot­ plants are resistant. Mark doesn’t 2 NEW RIDING MOWERS! the patio has to accommodate out­ Can Save You Money as an intern but he will learn more tom heat. After he transplanted the think his plants are threatened by door furniture which tends to be WOODLAND 336 N. Main St abou( the qualifications when he seedlings he moved them to the either disease but he likes the very visits Longwood Gardens for the first bulky. Perhaps the minimum size GARDENS greenhouse or outdoors in a cold early fruit borne by this variety. time this summer with his parents. that a patio should be is 8 by 10 feet. MARYSVILLE, Ohio - closed position, then pour the product Manchester frame. From later plantings, Mark Mark and both of his parents are into the hopper. K ills Mark’s high school grades should has Rex begonias, coleus, tomatoes, members of the Nathan Hale Ancient Your patio should also have a cer­ Researchers at Scotts have issued make a favorable impression on Mark Sutcliffe holds flat of coleus plant and tain amount of privacy from the eight recommendations for lawn 4. When ready, start walking and bell peppers, zinnias, snapdragons, Fife and Drum of Coventry, a name and Fertilizes those who will choose the interns. He that is correctly written without ad­ a potted begonia he has raised in greenhouse general public and neighbors, if you owners on how to use a spreader to simultaneously open the spreader by portulacca, spearmint, parsley, ROBERT BARBER FROM O.M. is in the honors program for most of ding the word “corps.” Mark plays a at his home on Phelps Road, Manchester. are to feel as much at home there as best advantage when applying fer­ pushing the operating lever forward. 2-Way Green Power* works celery and small, fibrous-rooted his classes at Glastonbury High snare drum. His father is a color you would in an indoor room. For this tilizer, grass seed or other lawn care Always push the spreader when two ways: kills dandelions, begonis. For Christmas he will raise (Herald photo by Strempfer) chickweed and most School, earning extra credit and reason patios are more frequently products. Homeowners are almost making an application unless product SCOTTS WILL BE HERE FROM poinsettias, gloxinia, cyclamen and guard and his mother is an “ar­ broadleaf weeds while It doing extra work. calceolaria. He is raising some of the tificer,” working in the kitchen when (T^ tens HAS IT ALL! placed in back of the house or to one sure to save money because they will directions specify otherwise. When feeds for a quick, rich green. side of the house. pulled backward while open, He decided on vocational new Colorcade geraniums that the Coventry group puts on a day’s Freezing Procedure •FEATURES •PERFORMANCE be using just enough to do the job And Its controlled-release agriculture when a teacher and two Patio privacy can be obtained by right, but not so much that it is excessive and possibly harmful 10 A.M. UNTIL 2:00 P.M. flower in one year from seed. program that includes a meal. The •PRICE 30-4-4 formula keeps on students from the school visited recipes are colonial and so are the VERNON — A demonstration meeting on “Freezing using a constructed screen or plants amounts may be applied. In part of the garden Mark has CO M E IN AND LET US wasteful or possibly harmful. feeding & thickening for a filing High School where he was a Fruits And Vegetables” will be given Wednesday, May or a combination of both. Screens 1. Operate the spreader the ^ng 5. If trees are in the law, either cir­ really long-lasting green. s ta rt^ a small nursery with cuttings costumes. The group has appeared in SHOW YOU SAT. M AY 26 TO HELP YOU TO student. Manchester pays tuition for 30, at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Tolland Agricultural close to the patio need to be only four way of the lawn, as shown in the cle them with a header strip or shut of juniper and lilacs. Philadelphia, at old Fort No. 4 in him to take the vocational Charlestown, N.H., on Cape Cod and Center meeting room. Esther Shoup, extension home or five feet high. Plants useful as diagram above, but first apply off the spreader just before getting to 11.95 5,000 SQ. FT. Following the old idea, now agriculture course and provides LIMITED SUPPLY AT hedges do well for privacy screens, header strips across each end to the trunk. Continue the spreading DEVELOP A BEAUTIFUL LAWN revived, of conserving the sun’s in Hartford. Mark says his uniform, economist, will demonstrate the correct procedure for ParfBct size for most front yards' transportation. A mini-bus provided all wool. IS quite warm on a summer freezing early spring foods to maintain the best quality. THIS DISCOUNT offer! too. Taxus, privet and viburnum are provide turning space. Then go back pattern on the other side. Shut off the energy, Mark set up a row of plastic FROM by the town stops in front of the The meeting is for new or less experienced people. but three types of plants that would and forth between ends. If you lawn spreader while you are crossing milk jugs filled with water and black day. Sutcliffe home at 7 a.m. and drops Those wishing to attend should pre-register by calling the W*’r* A Full Survie* Arl»n$ D»*l*r" serve for this purpose. is irregular in shape, apply a header treated header strips. WOODLAND dye to store heat from the sun in his 6. Avoid skips or missed streaks. Vernon office of the Cooperative Extension Service at strip completely, around it. Then go G ilU )E \S SPECIAL scons SALE 875-3331. This means putting the edge of each Tuberous Begonias back and forth the longest way. 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCH. Instructional booklets will be available at the meeting. TVilN AVE., SO. WINDS 2. To avoid double application, shut strip you spread against the edge of Crockett’s Corner 6 4 3 > 8 4 7 4 ___ J Later in the summer, meetings will be held for STORRS — Homeowners looking off the spreader when you reach the the previous strip. To do this requires 644-1848 number represents the experienced preservers and for new people on cannini for a plant to add lots of color in a header strips and when backing, tur­ a slight overlapping of wheel tracks. m / ie tu Q: Every year I go to make sure every step has be planted in blocks, four shady nook, on a porch or that grows ning around, or coming to a complete 7. Never leave material in the s c u n s harvest my sunflower been taken before letting feet by four feet, which percentage of potash. well in a hanging basket should try stop. spreader when you through. seeds and realize the someone cut down your will insure pollination. I MEMORIAL WELCOME SPRING AT... MEMORIALl planting tuberous begonias. This gar­ 3. Always fill your spreader on a 8. Wash out with a hose any AGWAY SUPER TURF birds and squirrels have trees. Q: Please explain what DAY DAY dening tip comes from Dr. Edwin D. walk or drive — not on the lawn. Be material still clinging to the already gotten there, Qi My small garden the numbers mean on a Carpenter, extension consumer hor­ certain the spreader control is in the spreader, paying special attention to RUILDER what do I do? space only allowed me to bag of fertilizer. ■SS' ‘CONYERS ticulturist at the University of A: A good idea is to plant a single row of corn A: The first number WOODLAND the bottom surface of the hopper. 5m. BUY 2 646 5707 HARDWARE Connecticut. cover the heads of your last year. The results stands for the percentage GARDENS AT 9.95 Each sunflowers with were disappointing as the of nitrogen, which en­ RTE.S3,mC0TTVaL£ FLATS-NAMCHESTER MEMORIAL MEMORIAL cheesecloth or a brown ears did not develop, courages leaf develop­ DAY “Plants That Please*’ DAY DON’T LET THE GETTHE SAKRETE Conaete M il paper bag, thus allowing why? I ment. ’The second number 80 LB. 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Soviets Fumbled Hiding Missile Base the double-ring ceremony. Sharon Piatt was in charge of Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. WASHINGTON - Despite un­ goods.” Ijf was shown living in (the) coiYi- Nationwide, the GSA grosses $32 church decorations. Craig Penfield and Mark Howe were Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation doubted successes in the inter­ In the spring of 1975, U.S. spy pound that had been identified ... as organist and soloist. Member. United Press Intetndtional million a year in surplus sales, but its national James Bond business, the satellites spotted unusual activity at housing Soviet personnel.” The The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore an off- largely unskilled staff sells usable Customer Service - 647-9946 g Turkingtorr. Executive Editcr Russians are not always the coolly Berbera. CIA analysts correctly white gown designed with scooped neckline, lace trim and reporters’ carefully guided tour did second-hand merchandise at Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Frank A. Burbank, Managing Editor efficient masters of deception they long train. Her veil of silk illusion was attached to an Em­ identified a missile handling and not include the center of the Berbera junkyard prices. The taxpayers are pire cap and she carried a bouquet of white carnations, would like the world to think they storage facility, including an airfield base or the Soviet communications in effect subsidizing the bargain pink roses and silk flowers. are. under construction that could have facility, which the CIA said was hunters. Robin Benjamin of Glastonbury was her sister’s maid Opinion In fact, the Soviets attempt to been used by any Soviet plane and operating while the' newsmen were One regional sales center is in a of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Annette Anroman of build — and then hide — a naval mis­ would have been “far beyond the there. huge, leaky warehouse at the Bridgeport, the bridefroom’s sister; Mis. Diane Roy of sile base on the needs of the small Somali national A delegation of congressmen! Washington Navy Yard, where tons Manchester, the bridegroom's sister-in-law; Miss east coast of airline or Air Force,” according to a visited Berbera a short time later. of office equipment are piled helter- Elizabeth Bobcock of Glastonbury; and Miss Raeleen Late Office Hours Africa seemed CIA expert. Unlike the newsmen, they were Benjamin of Glastonbury, the bride’s sister. skelter awaiting the knowledgeable more like a script The U.S. made the reconnaissance armed with the secret intelligence shopper. Some of the stuff is actually Ronald Roy of Manchester was his brother’s best man. for “ M cH ale’s photos public, but the Somalis said Ushers were Joseph Anroman of Bridgeport, the Should Be Tried reports, and were able to confirm at junk, but much of it is easily N avy” than a the evidence didn’t prove a thing. bridegroom’s brother-in-law; Paul Donovan of Hartford;, least part of the CIA’s story. repairable or in need of little more serious bit of un­ Charles Nicol of Westerly, R.I., and Michael Sheehan of A member of Manchester’s ment should at least be tried to The Russians claimed the facility The Somalis still insisted Berbera than a good dusting. dercover I was a meat packing plant. Newington, the bridegroom’s cousin. Geoffrey Wright Board of Directors has made a see how much the later hours was not a Russian naval base, but Although p|fo?hssional auctioneers skulduggery. The Somalis invited American after pressure from other African and Dean Wright, both of. Simsbury, were ring bearers. good suggstion that seems to are used f^jAhe GSA’s highly A recention was held at the Glastonbury Hills Country would be used by town The setting was the small, im­ newspaper and television reporters nations — and especially after the successful (I^d-car sales, other Club. For traveling, Mrs. Roy wore a pantsuit. The couple have received little considera­ residents. poverished country of Soihalia, to come see for themselves, which Russians switched their support to goods sold by “spot bids” draw will reside in Vernon. tion from town officials. Now, however, with summer whose 4 million people are mostly they did. But the Soviet razzle-dazzle Ethiopia — the Somalis kicked the minimal response from the public Mrs. Roy is employed by Reid ! Riege, a Hartford law Director John FitzPatrick nomadic, with an annual per capita state managers had moved in and the Soviets out in November 1977. The firm. Mr. Roy, a 1978 graduate of the University of New approaching, is not the best and are sold at giveaway prices. A lot income of about $70. The country has area was innocently empty. ouster provided undeniable Haven, is employed with the University of Connecticut has proposed that some town time to test the product except containing 16 manual typewriters virtually no significant natural Only a week before the press visit, evidence: Some 5,000 Soviet Police Department at Storrs. (Boske photo) offices, those that service the in one department. might sell for as little as $50. resources. intelligence sources reported “many “experts” and “technicians” had to public regularly, be kept open “I bought $6,000 worth of July is a heavy tax collection Into this unpromising wasteland Soviets, including women and pack their bags, an intelligehce microfilming equipment for less than later in the afternoon or at period. Miy not try the late shambled the friendly Russian bear, children, living in apartment source told us. $100,” one regular shopper told our Births Kiivanians Treat Kids to Red Sox Game night on occasion to better hours, say once a week, during with head^ offers of drought-aid and buildings in a fenced-in compound,’’ The Somalis continue to deny there reporter Keith Sinzinger. “All three serve the public. the month of July for the military training to help the Somalis according to a secret CIA document. was a Russian missile base at machines worked perfectly and Delaney, Riehard Miehael, son of Dennis P. and Tina great-grandmother is Mrs. Anne Mather of Willimantic. The Manchester Kiwanis Club hosted a trip to president. Dr. Kenneth Judson was in charge of The idea seems to have collector’s office. The same in their border war with Ethiopia. Intelligence agents had been Berbera. But the CIA intercepted a they’re still on the (civilian) market. Intagliata Delaney of Tolland. He was born May 2 at Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Imelda Bacon of a Red Sox baseball game in Boston recently for If the Somalis were puzzled by the “Soviets on board (a) barracks ship, arrangements. Some 35 youngsters and merit, at least enough that it Somali military message just before I’ve already sold two for $400 each.” Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Willimantic. experiment then could be tried Soviets’ interest, the mystery was which flew the Soviet flag,” the parents are Mr. and Mrs. Concetto Intagliate of area youngsters. Getting ready to get the boys chaperones participated in this first annual the congressmen’s visit. It requested A GSA spokesman said he doubted should be tried on an in September with the other soon cleared up; The Russians asked report said. “ (They) also saw Soviet Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, Derek Richard, son of Richard E. and Carol aboard the bus are, from left. Dr. Barney event. (Nassiff photo) postponement of the tour to give the if a little more hustle by the agency’s experimental basis. for permission to set up a naval base combat ships tied up alongside the Leonard Delaney of Manchester. Radziewicz Sullivan of Geradline Drive, Coventry. He Wichman, and Dr. Kenneth Wichman, club departments that have regular military time to store routine am­ sales staff would bring in much more was bom May 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Persons who work out of visits from town residents. at Berbera on the Gulf of Aden, barracks ship on many occasions.” munition in “the holes which are in­ money. This attitude is unfortunately .MeMullin, Nathaniel Kent, son of Richard G. Jr. and inatemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rad­ G ong Show town really have no way of get­ The late hours could be where half the world’s seaborne oil is But when the news teams arrived, tended for the (Styx) missiles.” typical of the bureaucrats’ handling Linda Smith MeMullin of Hebron. He was born May 4 at ziewicz of Nashua, N.H. His paternal grandmother is in transit from the Arab sheikdoms the Soviet combat ships had slipped Watch On Waste: BOLTON - The Bolton ting to town offices before they arranged by having a couple of of public property, Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Helena Mrs. Jean Sullivan of 4 Chandler St., East Hartford. He men's and women's famous brand tennis shoes to the Red Sea at any given time. away — all but the barracks ship, Center School student close at 4:30 in the afternoon. department employees or ad­ Uncle Sam runs a bargain base­ Footnote: Those with knowledge of Smith of 69 Starkweather St., Manchester. His oatemal has a brother, Douglas, 2. “They couldn’t turn the Soviet which now sported a Somali flag and ment for canny shoppers — the government extravagance can write grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard MeMullin of council Grade 8 committee Some business with the ministrators work a 12-8 p.m. will have a “gong show” request down,” a Somalia expert an all-Somali crews. General Services Administration’s to Jack Anderson’s Watch on Waste, 449A Main St., Manchester. He has a brother Richard G. Donald, Curtis J o s e p h , son of Joseph C. Jr. and Donna town, such as paying tax bills, shift the one day a week when explained to our associeate Dale Van “The town was almost deserted,” Ill; and a sister Whitney. Friday at 7:30 p.m. at sales centers for surplus government P.O. Box 2300, Washington, D.C. Lessard Cordeira of 64 Cloverdale Drive, East Hartford. Bolton Elementary School. can be done through the mail. night hours will be held. This Atta. “Not after they’d taken the the CIA reported. “One Somali fami- office machines and other property. 20013. He was born May 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Chase, Shaun Patrick, son of Robert and Kathleen Participants will be Grade But other items, such as ob­ would provide a fully staffed His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald 8 students. There is a $1 O’Connell Chase of 145 School St., Manchester. He was Lessard of Carolyn Drive, Hebron. His paternal grand­ taining a building permit, office for the final 4V2 hours of born May 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His mater­ donation. Proceeds will mother is Geraldine Cordeira of Westfield, Mass. He has benefit the Grade 8 field require a personal appearance. the regular day as well as nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Cbnnell of a brother, Michael 2. Simsbury. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. trip. Also, even with those matters adequate staff during the mor­ Wayne Chase of Granby. He has a brother, Robbie, 9; and that can be handled by mail, ning and evening stretches. a sister, Kristen, 11. questions or problems FitzPatrick’s idea is a good sometimes do develop. one and deserves greater con­ Trengrove, Kate Jacqueline, daughter of Edward J. and Qaire Olshewski Trengrove of 197 Gadner St., TERMITES Smaller area towns provide sideration than it seems to Manchester. She was born May 9 at Manchester such a service. The arrange- have received thus far. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. RESEMBLE FLYING ANTS AND BOTH Elma Olshwski of 101 Oliver Road, Manchester, her EMERGE AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. BUT paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Tengrove of Summit, N.H. She has a sister, Jennifer, 4. AS SHOWN IN THESE ILLUSTRATIONS, THEY ABE DIFFERENT IN MANY WAYS. Bourque, Virginia Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas B. Bolton Plays Ball, and Jane Mather Bourque of 382 Silver Lane, East Hart­ Both pairs of Straight Front wings longer wings same size antennae than back wings Selling elsewhere to $25 ford, Conn. She was born May 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Avoids Court Suit Theodore M. Mather of 64 Concord Road, Manchester. Score points in style and comfort in Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. Leo these first quality, high performance bourque of 1629 Main St., East Hartford. Her maternal ANT tennis shoes with comfortable padded collars and tongues, cool terry insoles, People in Bolton have proven A lawsuit, but a meeting of the a. Women's TRETORN tennis shoe in they can resolve differences participants brought the dis­ Pinochle Scores white with red, light blue or yellow about a town program without pute to a conclusion without a Actual size -inch Thick waist Narrow waist ^Actual size %-incf trim .. . women’s 5-1OM. going to court. We applaud b. Men’s PRO-KEDS tennis legal battle. Manchester them. One of the leaders of the Top scorers in the Manchester Senior Citizens Pinochle shoe in white with navy trim . . . Group game May 17 at the Army & Navy Club are FOR A COMPLETE FREE INSPECTION BY A men's 6V4-12M. Similar women’s Last week, teams in the team threatening the lawsuit Dorothy L ^iies, 609, Alfreda Hallin, 600, Ellen Sasse, STATE CERTIFIED TECHNICICAN... CALL NOW PRO-KEDS tennis shoe available Bolton Men’s Softball League put it nicely: “ We com - 598, Mi'Ke DeSimone, 597, Cam Vendrillo, 583, Martin in white with light blue, navy or reached an agreement green trim . . . women’s 5-10M. templated action but we didn’t Bakstan, .,7', Richard Colbert, 572, Sue Kerr, 568, and AARDVARK TERMITE CONTROL allowing women to play in the Mary Hill, 564. Save to $8 want to take action. We want Andrew Tully Vernon thru Memorial day. league. The one team with to play ball.” Winners in the Vernon Senior Citizens Pinochle Club MANCHESTER WILLIMANTIC women players had threatened tournament May 17 at the Senior Citizens Center are Ed PUT YOURSELF Kreyssig, 604, Mary Fetko, 603,” Mary St. Louis, 597, and 646-0445 423-1336 SHOE-TOWNI INOURSHOESs Alice Clark, 587. SEE WHITE PACES OF PHONE DIRECTORY FOR EXACT ADDRESSES More than 140 convenienl locatieni Many Shoe-Towns open Sundays Rationing in Best Interest Top scorers in the May 14 game are Ed Kreyssig, 702, ALSOCALLUSEOR A A f y pest PROBLEMS VISA. M asitreharge Bert Edwards, 693, Gert Edwards, 641, Jennie Starke, get anything done.” Had Ford acted on his warning, we 662, and Ruth Corbin, 655. WASHINGTON - This time as representatives of the folks back The Almanac There isn’t a war on, of course — wouldn’t be in the fix we are today. around. President Carter is without home. not a shooting war. But Carter was Where we are today is at the point Today is Thursday, May 24, the blame. His proposal for standby gas­ Well, you might argue, that’s the Manchester Parkada Open Wed., j.h jir. & FrI. NItes ’til 9 Manhattan, was opened to the public right when he declared the energy where the conditions under which oline rationing was in the national in­ way it’s supposed to be. Rep. Henry PARK HIU JbYCE 144th day of 1979 with 221 to follow. for the first time. OPEC oil is supplied lose their com­ OF MANCHESTER terest, but it lost out in the House to Waxman of Los Angeles was crisis “the moral equivalent of war.” aOWERSHOP The moon is approaching its new In 1941, the HMS Hood of the mercial character and become issues considerations of narrow local speaking for a section of the country Unfortunately, there isn’t the same CALDOR SHOPPINC PLATA phase. British Navy, the world’s largest spirit of self-sacrifice among of national survival. If the United The morning stars are Mercury, exigencies. whose people depend on autmobiles battleship at the time, was sunk by Americans as there was, say, during States cannot survive under those SPECIAL TOLLAND TURNPIKE From New York to California, to earn a living. Others spoke the Venus and Mars. the German battlewagon World War II. conditions, then only retaliation can The evening stars are Jupiter and members of the House voted against special interests of their districts. ______OF THE WEEK “Bismarck” between Greenland and Yet, we do have a common enemy save us. We have food and other the bill because More so than in the Senate, whose Saturn. Iceland. in this “moral equivalent of war.” It things the OPEC countries need. It’s Those horn on this date are under their constituen­ members represent entire states, the In 1972, at a summit meeting in is the members of the Oil Producing time we applied a quid for a quo. the sign of Gemini. Moscow, President Nixon and Soviet cies feared they House membership is forced by MEMORIAL DAY Export Countries (OPEC). We’re \ * * * would be called on political realities to take a more GEMNIMS’1.87 Queen Victoria of England was Premier Kosygin signed an agree­ now losing that war to OPEC, and Indeed,Uhe oil countries own to make more provincial view of such legislation. horn May 24,1819. ment on joint space exploration. future depends on maintaining good sacrifices than * * * will continue to do so until we fire a TERRY On this day in history; A thought for the day: Elmer reminder that two can play at the relations witffvmdustrialized nations, . fCASH M d CARRY) In 1626, Ue Dutch West Indies Davis, American writer and radio other Americans. “By God,” growled a Carter aide. fLO W en^snd ARRANOeneMTS FOR eVtRY OCCARIOH. . . game of blackmail. whose technicaiyssistance is vital in tops Trading Company bought the island commentator and head of the World There was no “It’s enough to make a body wish .16 OAK ST., .MANCHKSTKR Tel. 649D79I or 649.I44.T kRKK [ Jimmy Carter would do well to helpihg OPEC members achieve SHORTS response to there was a war on. It seems like ______p a r k in g i MIKE ORTOWSKI, Prop. of Manhattan from the Indians for War H Office of War Information, seek out newspaper files and read a their goal of becoming advanced in­ Carter’s plea for a broader outlook, that’s the only time this country can the equivalent of $24. said, “This will remain the land of speech Jerry Ford made before the dustrial and agricultural com­ In 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge, because opponents of the plan voted the free only so long as it is the home United Nations in the fall of 1974 munities. All they now have is oil. Tired O f Paying Taxes linking the boroughs of Brooklyn and of the brave.” on the interost of your savings account « 3 .3 3 when the United States was in the Period. « 3 .9 9 midst of the first energy crunch. In Main Street language, the time Ths Lsspcranco Agoncy Is offering a tax Quote/Unquote Ford told his audience that “it has will come when most of the world deferred program that features total CATALINA TENNIS & not been our policy to use food as a simply won’t be able to afford flexibility. political weapon despite the oil em­ OPEC’s prices. If your merchandise “Sometimes I did get bored ..’’ Restaurant, a Providence, R.I. PRINTED RACKET BAU SPORTSWEAR Memorial Day Weekend Sale Thoughts bargo and the recent oil price and costs two dollars and none of your •k NO sales charges PFC Robert Petrie, 58, a U.S. diner. She thanked her regular production decisions.” He let it lie customers has two dollars, then you •k NO withdrawal penalties Like the freshening of rainfall on soldier who went AWOL in 1951 customers by rolling back prices SAMPLES Friday & Saturday Charity is never failing; there. He didn’t threaten or warn, can’t sell. SUMMER SKIRTS the parching ground — because of “troubles with the for a day to 1954 levels. kr NO minimum depost period Charity brings peace of heart. preferring to let the oil peddlers con­ There’s no reason the United Or the early warming sun in Army" — and hid for 28 years in­ “It’s a shipwreck... I seem to have k NO Loss of earned Interest If you Like the fragrance of the blossom template the implications of his States should continue to play the winter’s cold, side his girlfriend's tiny West lost my starboard and port lights ... withdraw in the early spring. remarks. role of the helpless giant, the So is charity a miracle to thristing Berlin apartment. After her death, The rudder’s still all right but the Hi price Like the bloom that bursts in beau­ Ford was right. But he continued to benevolent purveyor of international Example hearts. the Flint, Mich., soldier turned boiler room’s in a shocking state!” n i.9 9 Our Entire Store ty all around. let his warning lie there. As a result, love. Most of us would walk five And the gift of love a blessedness himself in. —Clare Booth Luce, 76, widow $>Mn MYim » Yn h 21 Y m N Y m So isjharing and forgiving and a nothing happened. The OPEC coun­ miles to work if Jimmy Carter stood m untold. “I; ve got my religious books right of Time Magazine founder Henry X $10,000- r " J i ll gladdened soul. tries continued to play the up straight and told the OPEC •wmII- $15jll*| 23,130* 35,lty 53,520* 123j45* For love is patience, love is here.” Luce, talking about growing old. Where hope and faith and charity blackmailing game — the game of gangsters to take their oil — and eat Is On Salel kindness. — Rosa Sofie “Kellie” Everts, MISSES SPRING abound. get-rich-quick pricing gimmicks. it. THE LESPfMNCE A6ENCY FAMOUS NAME Love is sharing hand and heart; M.J.G. 28, a stripper billed as “The Girl m i help yM mnlmlz* your Hvinga (Mlartl InvMtmMit Love is thoughtfulness of others; Manchester Ward Who Strips for the Heavens," SCOOPS LP^romo AvoHoMo at all Lovala. CO-ORDINATES Love is the never-failing part. Hie Church of Jesus Christ protesting her arrest by a Toronto BATHING SUITS Charity means being humble, of Latter-day Saints morals squad, whirh did not buy I m Muw m emus, Bringing ease to others’ hurt; the story that she preaches while VfHO'S m ID GROUP rM A WOMlW lOOR ENfW); she performs. m i m m 20 % OFF “Will.you look at the length of it?” 20% off Rock singer Rod Stewart, grab­ UFE... CaB Vz price 1 bing his nose. He is said to be puzzled that women think he's 646^ , “ JJjounBlutMor.awwtooMrAAwnofWDiy^iiKndaNj;..*^^ Yesterdays 10 Years Ago sexy despitty'his appearance. 25 Years Ago “We have coffee for 10 cents, OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9; SAT. 10-6 Pioneer Parachute plans plant in Dr. Charles E. Jacobson Jr. is donuts for 5 cents and our lunches I CHAHUt LCIMIUNCC CMIO onowN SUNDAYS 12-5 Canada. presented with a scroll honoring for range from 65 cents to 90 cents." MmW Ohwa*. ViM A Youth OMr. OLwgw An Y Center Thespians win Associated his 25 years service to the Newington Chidlren’s Hospital. —Pauline Pranski, celebrating Little Theaters festival award. her 25th year at Sadie's PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Thurs.. May 24,1»7» EVENING HERALD. Thurs., May 24, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN ObItuariM Students Get Art Awards Horwitz said. Jeffrey L. Baker Mrs. May R. Baker Joseph M. Geci MANCHESTER — Aaron Horwitz appeared m the national competition was not trying to put any pressure on In New York. They had previously ’The national competition is spon­ Zimmer Steams at Umps COVENTRY - The funeral of Jef­ EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. May EAST HARTFORD — Joseph a pair of Abnchester High School captured awards In the regional com­ sored by Scholastic Magazine. It is frey Lynn Baker, 29, of 87 Edgemere The umpires came under the fire of Root Baker, 77, of 61 Lake William Michael Gecl, 66, of 50 Bldwell Ave. juniors who have garnered national petition In Hartford. the 52nd consecutive year that at BALTIMORE (UPI) - The The 5-2 victory jumped the Orioles Road, who was fatally in ju r^ Mon­ Drive, Lebanon, formerly of East J,*®**.Wednesday at St. Francis Red Sox Manager Don Zimmer, wKo back into 11/2 game lead before 29,- art awards, but he did say he Miss Hollanl won first prize in the least one student from Manchester R ^ Sox dropped a 5-2 heart- day in an automobile accident on H artford, died W ednesday a t Hosp'tal apd Medical Center. He was said two calls in the 10th cost the Sox 400 in Memorial Stadium. state competition in addition to the High School has received an award. breaker to the Baltimore Route 6 in Andover, is Friday at 11 Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals, husband of Mrs. Lucy Falotico y,gy s ^ o r e gold medal In the nationals. O’Brien All three of this year's award the game. The first was by first-base It was a duel between Baltimore a.m. at Potter Funeral Home, 4S6 New London. took second prize in the states, win­ winnerk were members of Jonathan Orioles Wednesday night when umpire Marty Springstead, who starter Steve Stone and Stanley Jackson St., Willimantic. Mrs. Baker was bora in West Hart­ ning a blue ribbon and gold key, Hewey’s class, one of the six Pat Kelly drilled .a three-run, ru M Mark Belanger safe. through the 9th inning. Reliever Tip­ Burial will be in Center Cemetery. ford and had lived in East Hartford of the Iflte John ond Ann Cznr Geci, rtana urarA nMaanfaH anlA before being selected for the gold memters of the art faculty. He was pinch-hit home run in the 10th The second was by home-plate ump py Martinez came in to close off the Friends may call at the funeral before moving to Lebanon eight Vic Voltaggio who called a 1-1 pitch bring up that lineup card I’ll show Sox in the 10th to pick up with win. fi?e tus mo^gT^eil S medal In the nationals. congratulated by the students an by inning. tonight from 7 to 9. years ago. She was a member of St. Mrs. La Verne Kelson, head of the art to Kelly a ball. Red Sox catcher Gary them who choked. I’m probably The game also marked the return Miss Gilbert also won the blue rib­ And on a night when the Red Sox Mr. Baker was bom in Willimantic department. Allenson and Zimmer charged that going to get an early shower but I’m of Boston catcher Carleton Fisk in John’s Episcopal Church of East Hart­ bon and gold key In the state before had their first torrid argument with and had lived in Coventry most of his ford. Before retiring, she had been East Hartford High School, where he ti, ^ Voltaggio said, “You guys (the Sox) going to tell him about talking to my the designated-hitter role. He went taking the national gold medal. Her Principal Jacob Ludes in said the the regular umpires, Boston’s blame life. He was employed as a captained the state champion foot- are choking,” im m ^iately after catcher like that.” hitless in four at bats. employed as a supervisor of the work and her two classmates’ work year has been an especially good one for what happened went to the men bricklayer by the Gonder Construc­ ball team and won All-State honors Voltaggio had made the call. The game was ended by pinch The Sox and Orioles play again billing department of the former were some of the exhibits featured In at Manchester Hi^. The students they pleaded to have back until last tion Co. of l^lton. He was an Army as a quarterback. He was a com­ The three were among 45 Connec­ “I’ll show them tomorrow who hitter Pat Kelly’s three run homer tonight with Mike Torrez, 4-2, going Arrow Hart and Hegeman Co. of a film strip «bout the competition. and faculty were part of the reasons, Saturday. veteran of the Vietnam War. Hartford for more than 40 years. municant of St. Rose Church. ticut high school students who The film is circulated nationally. he said. choked,” Zimmer said. “When I off Bob Stanley. against Dennis Martinez, who is 6-2, He is survived by his wife, Mrs. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. He had been employed as a Diane Rueb Baker; two daughters, Patricia Rapp Burdick of Center- machine setter at the former Hart­ Kellie Baker and Julie Baker, both of brook; a brother, Earl C. Root of ford Machine Screw Co., now the Coventry; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. New Britain; an aunt, Mrs. A.L.H. Stanadyne Corp. for 35 years, Manciwstor Police Report Frank Baker of Coventry; and a Keeney of East Hartford; and a retiring in 1975. For a brief period, he Al Oliver Profited hy Day^s Rest brother, Richard Baker of Orlando, grandson, Douglas A. Rapp Jr. of worked at the former Royal scratched with a sharp with breach of peace in Fla. Rockville. Typewriter Co. in Hartford. MANCHESTER - Police reported the most object. connection with creating a NEW YORK (UPI) - All it Jorgensen also homered for the New York 4-3, Baltimore topped run homer with one out in the 10th in­ AT Boston 5-2 in 10 innings, Milwaukee Joseph W. Byrne He is also survived by a son, Police issued a summons recent in a series of van­ disturbance and fitting at took was one day’s rest to Rangers in helping Ferguson Jenkins ning to give the Orioles a victory Gerald Geci of Litchfield; two to Joseph Swensson Jr., 26, dalism to car and property Police made th e to his fifth victory in seven decisions. blanked California 1-0 and Chicago MANCHESTER - Joseph W. The funeral is Friday at 1:30 p.m. his home. Court date, June transform Al Oliver’s bat from over the Red Sox. A single by Billy daughters, Patricia G. Bengston of of 329 Highland St. Monday of Michael Dworkin of 256 following arrests: It wasn’t the first time that Oliver trimmed Oakland 6-1. Smith and a bunt single by Mark Byrne, 70, of 117 Tudor Lane died this at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral 4, East Hartford. East Hartford and E. Kathy Geci of charging him with erecting Ludlow Road. Police said • Anita Clarahan, 18, of an ornament into a lethal has been benched in order to get his Indians 4, Blue Jays 3 Belanger preceded Kelly’s blast off morning at Manchester Memorial Home, 318 Burnside Ave. The Rev. • Ronnie Lee Brown, 22, Alva G. Decker will officiate. Burial West Hartford; a brother, Andrew a foundation with no zoning that Dworkin parked his 165J Tudor Lane, charged f 109 S. C lark S t., weapon again. act together. Oliver’s former Gary Alexander hit a two-run Bob Stanley, Eddie Murray also Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Geci of Rockville; three sisters, Mrs. permit. Court date is June car at the rear of Liggett with reckless driving. Oliver, one of the American manager at Pittsburgh, the late Dan- homer in the eighth inning to help homered for the Orioles. Esther Pierson Byme. will be in New Lebanon Cemetery, Arlington, Va., charged Ann Cavanna of South Glastonbury 4, East Hartford. Drug at the Parkade Court date. May 29, East League’s better hitters, had been Wayne Garland to his first complete Brewers 1, Angels 0 Mr. Byrne was bora Dec. 12,1908 in Lebanon. with operating an un­ and Mrs. Julia Kozma and Mrs. Police said that Ernest Wednesday morning when Hartford. struggling in recent weeks after hit­ game since 1977. Garland, a former Amsterdam, N.Y., and had lived in Friends may call at the funeral registered motor vehicle. Bill Travers pitched a six-hitter in home tonight from 7 to 9. Helen Grlffeth, both of East Hart­ Machell, zoning enforce­ he went to work. M en he • David Kenny, 20, of 172 Court date, June 5, East ting at a torrid pace during the month American League] 20-game winner who has suffered notching his second straight shutout Manchester for a number of years. ford; and three grandsons. ment officer, requested the was ready to go home, Hawthorne St., charged from arm trouble since signing a con­ Before retiring in 1975, he was a self- Hartford. of April. So Manager Pat Corrales of as the Brewers nipped the Angels. The family suggests that any The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. summons because police said he opened the the Texas Rangers gave his star out­ tract as a free agent with Cleveland Don Aase allowed only six hits in a employed sales representative. memorial gifts may be made to the from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Swensson had erected car door and glass fell out, fielder a day off Tuesday in hopes of ny Murtaugh, often employed the two years ago, allowed four hits in losing effort but wild-pitched home He is also survived by a son, American Cancer Society, 670 Main St., with a mass at St. Rose footings qnd a foundation mostly onto the parking FRIDAY restoring some zip to Oliver’s bat. same strategy. raising his record to 2-4. the winning run in the seventh inning. Michael H. Byme of Hartford; a Prospect Ave., Hartford, or to the Church at 9. Burial will be in St.. on Lot No. 5 on Oak Grove It worked perfectly. Not only did “I’d go two days without stinging Tigers 4, Yankees .3 Travers walked three and struck out stepson, John Burdick Jr. of Center- lot. Police said Dworkin 8A.M. till8 P.M . Ambulance Fund of Lebanon Mary’s Cemetery. Street without first ob­ Oliver get rejuvenated, he turned the ball and he’d set me down,” The Yankees’ bullpen, a problem two in raising his record to 3-2, brook; and a brother, James J. has reported a lot of van­ Volunteer Fire Department, of the Friends may call at the funeral taining the proper into Superman. Although not Oliver recalled about his days with all season, failed them again when While Sox 6 , A’s I Byme of East Hartford. The funeral dalism recently — glue in Shop PINEHURST Essex Ambulance Association. home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. authorization and issuance regarded as a home-run hitter, he the Pirates. “Then, I’d always seem 40-year-old Jim Kaat hit Steve Kemp Chet Lemon blasted a three-run is Saturday with a graveside service locks, windows shot out, a of a zoning permit and Ump Lends an Ear belted three homers Wednesday to come back and sting the ball real with the bases loaded in the ninth in­ homer against a 25 mile-per-hour in the New Lebanon Cemetery, building permit. sign shattered and his car For HoUdoy F o o d s well. I felt super strong today. I took ning to force home the winning run. A Lebanon, at a time to be announced. Donald Boushee San Francisco’s Billy North isn’t entertaining Umpire John night in pacing the Rangers to a 7-2 wind to cap a four-run fifth inning triumph over the Minnesota Twins. some extra batting practice. I hit one walk, a single by Mark Wagner and The Rev. James Beiiasove, pastor of MeSherry with a song but is uttering disbelief after being called that gave the White Sox a victory MANCHESTER - Donald lArea Police Repor . Florence Hathaway, 82, c o n QINQER ALE or Oliver hit a two-run homer in the ball out of the park and broke the bat. another walk loaded the bases before over the A’s. Ken Kravec scattered Faith Baptist Church will officiate. out at second base last night against Reds. (UPI Photo) Boushee, 46, of 412 Hilliard St. died of 364 Porter St. suffered first inning and added solo blasts in Being able to do that made me feel Kaat hit Kemp with a 1-2 pitch, Roy 10 hits in goingUhe distance for his The John F. Tierney Funeral Wednesday at Manchester Memorial injuries when she fell on CLUB SODA the fiRh and eighth innings in raising super strong.” White homered for New York. fourth straight mn. Mitchell Page Home, 219 W. Center St., is in charge Hospital. Mr. Boushee was bora in Orioles 5, Red Sox 2 VERNON — Dennis Schumey, 33, the sidewalk in front of New England his batting average back to the .300 Elsewhere in the AL, Cleveland had four hits for toe A’s. of arrangements. Johnston, R.I., and had lived in Pinch hitter Pat Kelly hit a three- of 6 Windermere Ave., Rockville, King’s Department Store mark. Pat Putnam and Mike edged Toronto 4-3, Detroit nipped There are no calling hours. Manchester for 18 years. He was a at the Parkade Wednesday Memorial Co. Herald The family suggests that any veteran of the Korean Conflict. was charged Wednesday with breach Flortnc* Belton, Owner 2 .8 k 8 9 ^ of the peace and second-degree afternoon, according to memorial gifts may be made to the He is survived by three sons, three police. Police said she suf­ Modern Method* - Stairain gs American Cancer Society, 237 E. daughters, his father, Raymond R. failure to appear. fered a cut lip and knee and Old Fashioned Honesty Angle Leaders Center St. Rogers Interested Boushee Sr. of Manchester; a Police said a re-arrest warrant arm injuries. She was MONUMENTS COKE OR TAB brother, Bruce E. Boushee of Old was issued on Schumey as a result of taken by Manchester Am­ MARKERS Earl Yost National League Lyme; and two sisters, Mrs. Thomas CEMETERY Batting his failure to appear in court May 15 bulance to the Manchester East (Faith) Daly of Newington and Ms. LETTERING 2LltorBottio Sports Editor In Winning Games Lottery on the breach of peace charge. He Memorial Hospital, police National League W L Pet. GB Brenda Barrett of East Hartford. ;«(ivenent evening t Home Appointment] was held at the police station over­ said, where she was AB H Pet. 14 .650 — The private funeral is at Holmes ARRANGED • DtSPlAY AT NEW YORK (UPI) — Steve Rogers, who has suffered through Philadelphia 26 night in lieu of ^stin g a $500 bond treated for a fractured 1076 Bunnitft Ave.. E. Hvtford Brock St. L 105 40 . 381 24 14 .632 1 HARTFORD (UPI) — The winning Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial Williams, another Manchester High the lean years with mediocre Montreal teams — posting im­ Montreal and was to be presented in court knee and released. They W. Hm N. RNEHURST GROCERY Rose Phil 159 56 .352 St. Louis 21 17 .553 4 number drawn in the Connecticut SoImmm Sitd ib i Salute Deserved coach, aeserves menuon oi his boys’ will be in East Cemetery at the con­ today. said the sidewalk in front Murphy Atl 141 49 .348 pressive statistics but paltry victory totals — has adjusted his 20 .474 7 lottery Wednesday was 784. Pittsburgh 18 venience of the family. of King’s appeared to be all TEL 528-2680 H 302 MAIN ST. Tip of the chapeau in the direction track squad which can clinch the Foster Cin 144 49 .340 sights. He wants wins at any cost, and the Expos appear happy to Chicago 15 20 .429 8V2 right. of Dick Danielson following an­ CCIL championship with one more Winfield SD 173 58 .335 oblige free of charge. New 'York 13 23 .361 11 nouncement of his latest honor. win and make it a perfect 11-0 Carter Mtl 127 42 .331 “The only thing that interests me Braves 6 , Astros 5 Recognized for his outstanding season, 9-0 in loop meets ... One Knight Cin 147 48 .327 West now is seeing my name in the win Jerry Royster singled home two REMEMBER CLOSED coaching success in soccer among man’s opinion. The new logo unveiled Concepcion Cin 166 54 .325 W L Pet. GB RMHtA^TAublO column,” said Rogers Wednesday runs, then scored the tie-breaking — a I Sleffert sayst*, rival member Central Connecticut by the Hartford Whalers yesterday is Cruz Hou 159 51 .321 Cincinnati 24 26 .600 run on a throwing error by catcher SUN. & MON. Interscholastic League schools and not as impressive as the original one. night after tossing an eight-hit San Francisco 23 20 .535 2Vz T£CH STEREO Moreno Pitt 156 50 .321 Alan Ashby to highlight a five-run MEMORIAL DAY by the Connecticut Interscholastic The “new look” logal is certainly a shutout for his fourth triumph as the Houston 24 21 .533 2>/2 Morgan Cin 109 35 .321 eighth inning rally and lift Atlanta to WHIT PAY m m Athletic Conference for years, the stretch of the imagination ... Damp Expos topped Pittsburgh 3-0. “It Los Angeles 21 24 .467 5V2 American League victory. The Astros scored four first- Manchester High classroom-teacher weather has curtailed all sports ac­ doesn’t matter whether I get a San Diego 18 27 .400 8V2 AB H Pet. shutout or I work only the first five inning runs off Tony Brizzolara. who Atlanta 15 26 .366 9‘/2 SUPER SAVINGS DURING OUR GREAT coach has been singled out as the tivity on the scholastic and adult soft­ Kemp Det 120 47 .392 National High School Coach-6f-the- ball front and Gene Johnson hopes it innings. I’ll take all the victories I Wednesday’s Results Smalley Minn 158 61 .386 can get. I’m tired of good statistics Year in Northeastern United States. continues as predicted thru Friday Carew Cal 151 54 .358 Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 0 ANNIVERSARY EVENTI night. Johnson’s Moriarty baseball and not winning.’ No higher distinction can come the Bochte Sea' 136 47 .346 National League Chicago at New York, ppd. O nnST STEHO way of the tall, quiet man who has team is slated to open its season at The Expos, suddenly a National Atlanta 6, Houston 5 Banister Chi 133 45 .338 MCC Field Friday night with a League power with a 24-14 record, been producing outstanding soccer Downing Cal 133 45 .338 St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 1 teams and players for the past 32 depleated squad as a half dozen won in their first night home game recorded his first major-league vic­ Los Angeles 4, San Diego 1 Remy Bos 172 58 .337 this season behind Rogers’ strong tory by going the first eight innings. years at Manchester. starters are still playing college ball Baylor Cal 159 53 .333 Cincinnati 5, San Francisco O' Danielson has always been a low- in tournaments.The MB’s second right arm, some flashing feet and the Cardinals 3, Phillies 1 Rice Bos 150 50 .333 glove of Rodney Scott. Silvio Martinez scattered seven Today’s Games key individual and never one anxious start will be May 30 in East Hartford. Lemon Chi 150 49 .327 Chicago (Krukow 1-3 and EVENT EVER to see his name in headlines or his Rogers, 4-2, struck out two and hits in eight innings and Garry McGlothen 4-5) at New York (Zachry Otis KC 147 48 .327 walked one in posting his third Templeton drove in a run, stole a AR Electronics, Speakers', Headphones, coaching feats praised. He has Sour Grapes 2-0 and M. Scott 1-0) always insisted that his players and straight victory at home. He was in base and scored one run as the Car- Veteran American League Umnire Home Runs Cincinnati (Moskau 4-0) at San teams deserved all the credit for his' trouble only in the eighth inning when dinals snapped a three-game losing Marty Springstead was far off base National League — Schmidt, Phil Francisco (Nastu 1-2), N Turntables, and Car Stereos On Sale success. Omar Moreno doubled and took third streak, when he called the substitute um­ 15; Murphy, Atl and Kingman, Chi on Tim Foil’s sacrifice. With two out, Dodgers 4, Padres 2 American League The national recognition is an 13; Dawson, Mtl 11; Matthews, Atl pires “scabs.” He has a short Willie Stargell smacked a ball into Steve Garvey capped a three-run East AT WHOLESALE COST. honor not only for Danielson but for and Stargell, Pitt 9. memory in that he, along with his the hole between first and second, rally in the fifth inning with a two- W L Pet. GB Manchester High and the Town of American League — Lynn, Bos 14; cohorts, did not live up to their but second baseman Scott made a run double that led the Dodgers to 27 14 .659 — mM J i I v Manchester. Thomas, Mil 11; Singleton, Balt 10; Baltimore signed contracts when they staged diving stop and fired to first to retire victory behind the six-hit pitching of IVi May, Balt, Smalley, Minn and Hor­ Boston 25 15 .625 their strike ... After watching the Pirate first baseman. Burt Hooton. Dusty Baker went 4-for- 4W Bouquets Due ton, Sea 9. New York 23 19 .548 Springstead in action last night in The night belonged, though, to 4 for Los Angeles as Hooton won for Milwaukee 23 20 .535 5 While passing out bouquets, one Baltimore it appeared he was badly Runs Batted In & Rogers, who boasts a 2.88 ERA this the first time since May 7. Detroit 16 20 .444 8V2 in need of some spring training ... National League — Murphy, Atl 36; must go to Mary Faignant, season. Last year he showed a 13-10 Reds 5, Giants 0 23 .439 9 / Schmidt, Phil 34; Kingman, Chi and Cleveland 18 Manchester High physical education Tom Dunn, new football coach at record and a 2.47 ERA, second-best Mike LaCoss yielded only three Toronto 11 33 .250 17t4 teacher, who guided the Indians to Rockville High, isn’t anvone to fool Foster, Cin 33; (Jarvey, LA 30. in the NL. Rogers pitched on the edge singles and Johnny Bench, Dave the 19179 CipiL girls’ softball cham­ with. The University of Notre Dame American League — Baylor, Cal West against Pittsburgh, putting the Collins and Ray Knight slugged W L Pet. GB pionship, first ever for the school. grad is a former coliege heavyweight 41; Lynn, Bos 40; Porter, KC 37; leadoff batter on base in six out of the homers as the Reds routed Vida Minnesota 25 15 .625 — One who loves her work and has the boxing champion. Out of Sacred Cooper, Mil and Nettles, NY 33. nine innings, but received help from Blue, who dropped his third straight California 25 17 .595 1 evewr* Ji -"t ability to convey her way of thinking Heart High in W aterbu^, Dunn has a welcome stranger ... fortune. decision. to youngsters have been big assets in been coaching football since 1966, the Stolen Bases Texas 24 17 .585 \% A l S i l her coaching career which has been last 13 years as assistant at Glaston­ National League — Moreno, Pitt Kansas City 22 20 .524 4 marked with success ... Dick bury High. 18; Cabell, Hou 14; Scott, St.L 13; Chicago 20 20 .500 5 Mv Cruz, Hou, Lopes, LA and Taveras, / t ’s Still Whalers Oakland 15 28 .349 11V2 • St. W W 4 Y* NY 12. Seattle 15 28 .349 IIV2 American League — LeFlore, Det Wednesday’s41esulls 19; Cruz, Sea 18; Otis, KC 17; Wilson, Baltimore 5, Boston 2 Kemp Not Happy KC: and Wills, 'Tex 15. With New Identity Cleveland 4, Toronto 3 Pitching Victories Detroit 4, New York 3 National League — Ruthven, Pljil HARTFORD (UPI) — When the roof came down on the New Milwaukee 1, California 0 6- 2; Blue, SF 6-5; LaCoss, CinEngland 5-0; Whalers and they were forced to travel to Springfield, Chicago 6, Oakland 1 i.tt'A i After Latest ‘Hit’ Texas 7, Minnesota 2 Niekro, Hou 5-2; Sutton, LA, Mass, to play their home games, the hometown fans went along Today’s Games MAYTAG DETROIT (UPI) — Steve Kemp should have been happy. He Espinosa, Phil and Halicki, SF 5-3; in numbers. Carlton, Phil 55; Niekro, Atl 5-6. Boston (Torrez 4-2) at Baltimore Heavy Duty wasn’t. The team that bears the name of (D. Martinez 6-2), N American League — John, NY M ; a new logo and will sport a green Kemp ought to have been feeling Koosman, Minn 7-1; Marshall, Minn Connecticut’s state animal repaid California (Knapp 3-1) a t MAYTAG OUTCIEANS THEM M i W a s h e r that loyalty Wednesday, announcing letter “W” topped with a blue • Oepandabla heavy duty good — and perhaps a little pain — 7- 3; Kern, Tex 6-0; D.Martinez, Balt Milwaukee (Haas 2-3) In th. r.guUr eyoli this Nm« they’ll enter the National Hockey whale’s tail now, team officials an­ construction built to last a -••a after being hit on the right hand by a 6-2; Flanagan, Balt and Splittorff, Oakland (Keough 0-6) at Chicago MsytsgJstdMnDlshwashsr | Jim Kaat pitch with two out and the League next season as the Hartford nounced at a news conference. clMnsdlsh«b.ttsr longar and need l*Mi«- • • 'A (4' KC 6-3; Sorensen, Mil 6-4. (Wortham 4-4), N Mlra * Long Ufa quad bases loaded in the ninth inning Whalers. They stressed the focus of the NHL Seattle (Bannister 2-5) at Kansas than any othw team is Hartford and the new name brand. coitataalctbinat Wednesday night, forcing in the run Earned Run Average “The bulk of our support has been City (Leonard 3-4), N that enabled the Detroit Tigers to National .League .— Vuckovich, from Hartford. The people here have means they plan on staying in defeat the New York Yankees, 4-3. St.L 2.28; M artinez, St.L 2.42; been unbelievable,” said Howard Ckinnecticut’s capitol city. But instead Kemp was sad. His tion along with left-handed pitcher Ruthven, Phil 2.54; Welch, LA 2.70; Baldwin, the team’s managing “When we were playing in Hart­ ford we were tremendously best friend on the Tigers and room­ Sheldon Burnside, who had a 1-1 Forsch, Hou 2.71. general partner. Most Major Brands - PIONEER - KENWOOD - TECHNICS successful,” Baldwin said. “This is MAYTAG mate in the Detroit organization for record and 6.33 ERA for 21 1-3 in­ American League — Kern, Tex He noted that about 90 percent of Fitch to Celts nings covering 10 games. 1.26; Marshall, Minn 1.50; John, NY the season ticket holders last season what the Whalers are all about.” SANSUI - NIKKO - TEAC - PHILIPS - METRO SOUND four years, Tim Corcoran,, had just BOSTON (UPI) - Bill Fitch says been sent to the minors, one of four Right-handed reliever Bruce 1.59; Gear, Cal and Slaton, Mil 1.89. were greater Hartford residents who The team moved to Hartford in trying to rebuild the lowly Boston M A Y T A r . JENSEN and more... victims of one of the most massive Taylor, 1-2 with a 4.82 ERA that Was made traveled to the Springfield 1974 and seemed settled and content Celtics won’t be easy — but it sure % » t^ O *Exeludlng Clarke player shuffles in the club’s history. lower than the staff’s, was Strikeouts Civic Center where the team played until the coliseum roof collapsed un­ I’mu'rMmliik’ D isliuiisliers beats starting a team from scratch, ■The roster shuffle was Detroit’s designated for assignment while the National League — Richard, Hou home games after the roof of the der toe weight of tons of snow and ice “There’s nothing comparable in ■ 3 ISMI nsihlni. Mancsd racking. Uit- largest single movement of players other spot was opened when Mark 75; Carlton, Phil 50; Sutton, LA 47; Hartford Civic Center Coliseum last year. wtptissdeapadlif.MuHIcycta.QuMoe. coaching to starting a franchise — in at least a decade and possibly Fidrych was placed on the 21-day dis­ Blue, SF 45; Niekro, Atl 44. collapsed in January 1978. They remained based in Hartford anilon.Mlc»4M i" Altar .roMrModuk. thank God. I once said coaching a since 1952, when the last-place Tigers abled list. American League — Ryan, Cal 61; “We’re here because of Hartford,” after home games were moved to New York has pitching problems, Guidry, NY 58; Jenkins, Tex 54; Baldwin said. Springfield' and plan to play there first-year team was a religious _ NORTHEAST AUDIO shook up the club by shipping George exjierience. You do a lot of praying— OPEN MONDAY too, but not quite as severe as Koosman, Minn and Johnson, Oak 44. The Whalers were one of four next season until the new larger S&H STAMP BONUS THIS MONTH ONLY..^ Kell and several other players to but most of the time the answer is THRU ntlDAV Boston in a seven or eight-player Detroit’s. The Yankees got a good team s'in the now-defunct World coliseum is completed next January. delivery • REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCE 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Looking ahead to toe usual troubles no,” Fitch says. SA T U R D A Y deal; performance out of starter Jim ^ t - Hockey Association accepted into the 1 0 ..m. to6p.m. The pitching-weak Tigers tie, whom they buried in the minors NHL under a merger between toe two expansion teams face, Baldwin said AMERICAN°FXpVES9"'cAfl"T°E M J I KEtNETKEENEY ST. purchased former hurler Fernando at the start of the season, but their Tea Men Bow leagues. “one of toe important things is to 0" "iners CLus CARO EXIT „„ 'TECH STEREO lone weakness stood out like a moose BOSTON (UPI) - Defenseman The team — which has played in make the team competitive.” OFF I-S4 ALLfTEMS Arroyo and recalled reliever Dave ” 00 00 WCR?H of' iItVtIS? "C. L/U MANCHESTER. LIMITED UMrTED Tobik and starter Pat Underwood. in a pig pen in the eighth and ninth in­ Tommy O’Hara scored his first goal five different "home” arenas since “I always set high goals,” he said. Sports Slate CORNER Of McKEE ST.-ENO OF KEENEY „ 5 TO IN-STOCK , TO IN-STOCK nings. of the season and Bobby Stokes and starting in Boston seven years ago— “I expect the Whalers to be in toe TONIGHT TIL Outfielder Dan Gonzales also, was -S V :-.u 'rV'? 4*r iocfli Doiivp'y THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU QUANTITIES SSSFumlngtonAv*. Caldor Shopping P lu . W uhtngtonPlu. QUANTITIES Manager Bob Lemon was forced to middle of toe pack next season, 10th i txi’fi A ONLY Farmington. 677'2432 Manchester. 6 ^ 8 M ' Middletown. 346-7953 ONLY brought up. Rene Breevoort added Udlles, lifting chose to drop toe New England han­ c j pehsonaL SERVICE Mon„ Thurs. & Fr), 1 ^ or 11th in toe pack of 21 teams.” Radio, TV Tonight Corcoran, a sparsely used left- stick with Beattie longer than he’d the Washington Diplomats to a 3-1 dle since they will join toe Boston Red Sox vs. Orioles, 7i30 - HI 9 PrmpeetPUn Caldoc’iPlan Noiwlchtown Plu* handed batter wnowas hitting .227, liked to have because he doesn’t have North American Soccer League vic­ Bruins as one of two regional teams He said he expected the Hartford » S ^ Tues.t«,. & Sat. ni 9 U WcftHutlanl, 233-2913 EnflcU, 745-1074 Norarlch, S87-1454. Whalers will win more games than Ch.22, 38, WTIC 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 tL .«, was optioned to Detroit’s Evansville Rich Gossage (or Sparky Lyle) to tory Wednesday over the New In the NHL. Mels vs. Cubs, 8 - Ch.9. WINF farm club in the American Associa­ come in and smother fires. England Tea Men. The Hartford Whalers also took on they lose in their first NHL season.

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Weather Cuts School Schedule t Catholic Girls Win Capturing its 10th 7-6, 6-4; Young (EC) def. 6-2; Viola-Kelly (EC) def. So, why should the finish of ment weather is Penney High won’t The East Catholic at South been cancelled. Beattie Rising Star victory in 11 outings Schiavone 6-4, 6-4; Young- Moran-Belanger 6-1, 6-1; the season be any different? need a school record-setting 10,th win Catholic tilt was postponed until Manchester girls’ softball, boys’ yesterday was the Sullivan (EC) def. Visgilio-Patria (EC) def. to qualify for the State Baseball Saturday morning at 11 o’clock with BOSTON (UPI) - They are the Red Sox in a June outing at The 1979 schoolboy spring and girls’ tennis, boys’ track —all East Catholic girls’ Biederman-Schiavone 7-5. Bak-Plont 6-3, 7-5. Tournament. The 9-9 Black Knights’ site^ to be announced The Eagles’ scheduled Wednesday —have been at different stages of the Fenway. sports schedule commence­ He then returned in style, winning tennis team by a 5-2 tilt yesterday against crosstown East slated second clash with Manchester reslated today—weather permitting. ment was slowed by rain—and emotional roller-coaster ride a playoff game and pitching his first ENTRY Hartford High was postponed and High probably will be cancelled. Tlie Tribe boys’ track date against count over Platt High which in only too familiar to a major league complete game in cap­ DEADLINE so will its termination be rescheduled Saturday afternoon at 1 Manchester’s came aeainst Hall and Fermi is important in that at the Manchester o’clock at Penney’s diamond. starting pitcher in baseball. turing the fifth game of the World JU N E 2 affected. Windham Wednesday was washed out the locals must beat Hall to secure LARRY DOBY STRUCR Racquet Club. Play with ___ The Knights are slated to visit One may have seen his best and is Series. Rain wiped out Wednesday's and must be played the next possible outright possession of league honors. OUT e 0 5 TIIVIES AS Heather Hanford and schedule, save for one indoor tennis South Windsor today but... Tourna­ date —today —Inasmuch as CCIL East Catholic boys’ tennis match on the downswing. The other is all “I can look back on it now and say AN INDIAN FOR THE promise and hope, havjng overcome it was beneficial going to Columbus. Tracy Young captured match, and probably will dampen ment qualifying deadline is today and games take preference. This will be against Xavier was postponed. No CLUB RECORD. WHO singles triumphs for the the Cosmos. an unceremonious exile to the minors To get in a good groove, to get my HOLDS THAT RECORD today’s as well. a minimum .500 record is required. the second year In a row the second new date has been set. Eaglettes with all three only to bounce back in style. confidence back and come back into FOR THE ANSELS ? One probable offshoot of the incle­ East-Manchester diamond game has doubles combines aiso vic­ Jim Beattie and Luis Tiant. Two the starting rotation. The World A. BOBBY RNOOP on their home tint New York Yankees pitchers with Series was icing on the cake. Now B. JIM FRESOSI torious. New England Angles. Beattie, the I’m trying to have a good year, forget C. SANDY ALOMAR Resuits: Hanford (EC) How would you like to roend a day with the pride and joy of South Portland, about all the ups and downs and try to def. Biederman 6-3, 6-2; 9CS ’»4ir :J8WSUB Bak (P) def. Phillips 6-4, 6- Cosmos? A day watching Stone Labeled Before First Pitch Maine, who lives in Andover. Tiant, be consistent,” he says. 0; Plont (P) def. Kuczynski them practice, meeting their the venerable hurler who had three Beattie was as shocked as Stone is the only player to have gone chological,’’ Stone says. “Every time “Mays said walks had to be star players and getting NEW YORK (UPI) - Before 20-win seasons in Boston before everyone when he failed to make the through the re-entry draft twice and I go out there, I try to make myself counted as base hits, though, and Legion Baseball Tryouts Set personi tips toimprove your he even threw his first pitch in defecting to the world champions. Yankees team this spring. to have been signed twice. The White the best pitcher I can possibly be. I Bonds said no way,” Stone says. Tryouts for the own skills? Beattie cracked the New York “I was pretty unhappy because I 647-3400 (work) or 644-1148 professional baseball, Steve Sox signed him for a second tour of think I’ve been doing okay.” “Next day, I walked into the Manchester American If that sounds like a great didn’t realize what the situation was way to spend a Saturday, Stone found himself labeled duty with them after he played out Along with everything else. Stone clubhouse and saw Willie McCovey starting rotation and proved he was Legion varsity and junior (home) before the first no fluke when he hurled a 10-0 shutout right away until they explained they varsity baseball teams session. Those who are on just drop by and fill out an due to his religion. his option with the Cubs in 1976, has a good sense of humor. taping the handle of one of his bats. I against the Red Sox. Tiant, the future, wanted me to get some work. I high school teams in the entry form. (Those under 14 ayear in which he came up with a His first year up with the Giants, said. T hat’s my problem. Stretch, will be conducted Tuesday 'You’d think something like that director of Yankees Latin American couldn’t foresee coming up with the state tournament cannot years of age must be accom­ sore shoulder and appeared in only 17 he recalls, he didn’t get a single pase I’m not taping the handles of my thru Thursday, May 29-31, would upset him, but he didn’t mind affairs, has been battered in his few five started they had,” Beattie said. participate in the tryouts panied by an adult.) You games. hit, so Willie Mays, showing the faith bats.’ He said, TII gladly give you at East Catholic High’s at all. outings. He’s finding starts as rare as Beattie’s recall was precipitated but must register. could be one of 100 youths r -i “Nobody believed I could pitch he had in him, offered to bet Bobby the tape, but I really think the best Eagle Field. Candidates chosen to spend June 23, t' “They billed me as ‘another Sandy a Havana cigar. Beattie by his own sharp pitching, the in­ Manchester varsity will anymore except Bill Veeck, after I Bonds that Stone would get at least thing you can do is tape your pitching should arrive by 5:45 with 1979 at "Cosmos Day." V/" Koufax’ primarily because I was effectiveness of Tiant and the injury play in Zone Eight and has suffered a rotator cuff injury in four hits in his second season. arm to your leg.’” “I wish I could be pitching more,” workouts beginning 6 So stop by today. You Jewish,” laughs the stocky to reliever Rich Gossage. But Beat- a 43-game schedule. That 1976,” Stone says. “He guaranteed the cigar-smoking Tiant said upon his h^Mys he’s not a relief pitcher. o’clock sharp. could win a great day with Baltimore curve-baller. “1 can say tie proved he was in the majors to includes 24 zone games, 2 me a one-year contract when no one return to Fenway. "I’m happy here "‘I didn’t pitch that well my first Anyone living or going to the Cosmos. honestly and unequivocally I’m the stay for awhile with his shutout. four night contests and two else would. He told me, 'You wanna (in New York). I’m just not pitching. year in Boston, but they never took school in Manchester, best right-handed Jewish pitcher to 24 Winners Listed in Track Meet And when you’re not pitching, you “I enjoy coming to Boston,” said trips (to Cranston, R.I., Free entry forms and details at: be a free agent after one year, go me out of rotation. The Yankees Bolton or Andover is eligi­ come into the game in the past 20 Beattie after he pitched a four-hit and Rutland, Vt.). The Grand total of 24 winners emerged get bored.” bailed out on me. Lemon gave up on ble. Candidates cannot turn years mainly because I don’t know of right ahead.’ He said he’d sign me Girls’ 440 Yd. Run — (10-11) Jerry “You get bombed once or twice shutout. “Just being in Fenway Park junior team will play in the GENE LANGAN and be on the hook for only one from last week’s Hershey-sponsored Mireck, (12-13) Betty Maher, (14-15) me with the other guys winning and 19 before Aug. 1 to be eligi­ any other ones to come in during that and then the team starts winning and is a thrill. And pitching against guys Senior Division of the time.” year.” track and field meet at Manchester Debbie Coombs. sat me down,” Tian said. ble for the varsity and for you’re on the sideline. I don’t know like Yaz and Scott. I used to watch the junior varsity, a can­ Jaycee-Courant League VOLKSWAGEN, Inc. So far, the Orioles have been one of Stone surprised a lot of people by High, held in cooperation with the Boys’ 440 Yd. Run — (10-11) Jim Beattie has known the frustration anything. The manager (Bob Lemon) them on television.” didate must turn 14 before and with exhibitions will Steps Over Hurdle the young season’s biggest surprises having a fine year for.the ^ ite Sox Manchester Recreation Department. Lemieux. (12-13) Eric Wallert, (14-15) of not pitching — and being shuffled 118 Dm UmdM Tpks,, Gtattonbury 1334)281 Richard Kucinskas. doesn’t talk to me and I don’t talk to Aug. 1 and cannot turn 17 play a 30-35 game slate. the way they’re battling for the top in 1977. He won 15 gamesTand accor­ Competition was in three age off to the minors to get more work. Crosby in Running 4 Manchester High’s Rich Gelting clears hurdle in 120-yard high him. Nobody has said anything to me ding to his agreement with Veeck, he categories. Winners qualified for the Girls 880 Yd. Run - (14-15) Debbie He had been sent down to Columbus before that date. rung in the American League East Coombs. SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (UPI) - hurdle event in Tuesday’s track meet against Windham. He could have become a free agent again about anything since spring training before the season started and baffled Hopefuls must report to and for them to stay up there, they State Meet June 16 at Trinity College Boys’ Mile Run — (14-15) Richard Nathaniel Crosby, son of the the late placed second to Whippet Billy Gray but came back later to cap­ and gotten big money but he didn’t. in Hartford. started,” Tiant said. the minor leaguers. He had done the the field, even in case of will need all the help they can get Kucinskas. Tiant emphatically denied a report entertainer Bing Crosby, is one of 19 ture 330-yard intermediate hurdles. Manchester won to clinch at from Stone. After a recent dry spell “Bill, I’ll tell you what,” he said to Triples were scored by Eric same last year when he was shipped threatening weather. ON SALE NOW... he had refused bullpen duty, although Northern California qualifiers who Anyone who cannot attend least tie for CCIL title. (Herald photo by Strempfer) of over two weeks, he seems to have Veeck. “I know loyalty is not a big Wallert, David Dussault, and Lori Draft Delay Asked to Tacoma after being clobbered by still have a chance to play in the U.S. come around. commodity in this game, but you Sporck. or will be late should con­ MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Former Rec Summer Hoop Registration Set Open. Koufax was Stone's idol. gave me one year when nobody else Results: tact Coach Jack Holik at Marquette University basketball ■Fun Run Saturday- “I read his biography and it was would and I'm gonna give you back The Manchester Recreation Department announces NO PAYMENT TIL AUGUST Girls’ Softball Throw— (10-11) Tammy coach A1 McGuire said Wednesday my guide,” he says. “One thing San­ that year. But I want it stipulated in Smythe. Summer Basketball team registration forms are the 1980 NBA draft should be delayed Another in a series of Fun Runs, Commqnity College parking lot. Six dy said in the book that struck me my contract that I’m a free agent at G irls’ Long Jum p (12-13) Lori available at the Rec. Office, Garden Grove Rd., Monday sponsored by the Silk City Striders, distances will be offered. There is no the end of 1978.” Sporck, (10-11) Cliarles Schlichting. two months so college seniors can thru Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and the West Side Rec., Scifr S&rVtc< was he had made a study of it and play for the United States in the will be held Saturday morning star­ entry fee and all runners and joggers found whenever he had a hitter 0-and- Veeck agreed, and at the end of Boys’ Softball Throw — (10-11) David 110 Cedar St., Monday thru Friday 6 to 9 p.m. and Satur­ Olympics. Take your choice of either of these fine Cur­ ting at 8:30 at the upper Manchester are welcome. 2 or l-and-2, the league hit only .119 last season, he made Stone a Dussault, (12-13) Eric Wallert. day 10 to 4:30 p.m. Boys’ Long Jump — (10-11) David He said delaying the draft will hurt tis Mathes Color TV's, a 19" Color Portable off him. To me, that meant if I could generous one-year offer. The Orioles Registration on an in-person basis only will be held or a 25” Color Console, and save during this Dussault, (12-13) Chris Silver. no one and it will be give the nation a stay ahead of the hitters. I’d get my said they’d go for four and that was June 5 and June 6 from 6:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. at the West sale. Now with our 36 month financing plan -Marathon Swim- Girls’ 50 Yd. Dash — (10-11) Suzanne “representative chance of retaining share of outs. I tried it my first year what did it. Side. There are a limited number of openings. you can afford a Curtis Mathes. You don't Beckwith, (12-13) Lori Sporck. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) in pro ball with Fresno and it worked. The Orioles’ 31-year-old gourmet, the gold medal.” That would allow There wjll be a non-refundable team registration fee of have to settle for lessi, and no payment tober was foiled by strong currents Boys 50 Yd. Dash — (10-11) David the seniors to play for the team and — Stella Taylor announced a third That’s the same thing I try to do now, wine connoisseur and poet (some of $25 per team, payable at time of registration (checks are until AugustI about 20 miles from the Fort Lauder­ Dussault, (12-13) Chris Silver. then turn pro. marathon swim attempt Wednesday, stay ahead of the hitters.” his poetry has been published) has to be made payable to the Manchester Recreation dale coast. She said she will not Girls’ 100 Yd. Dash - (10-11) Sarah “ What I’d like to have done, • this time from Riding Rock to Fort The Orioles acquired Stone in last had to make some adjustments since Department.) attempt the 65-miler from Riding Nicholson, (12-13) Lori Sporck. through the NCAA, the Olympic Lauderdale in early June, but says winter’s re-entry draft and thought he lost his fastball three years ago. The minimum age for men’s Division is 15. All teams Rock, about 20 miles south of Bimini, Boys’ 100 Yd. Dash — (10-11) Jim Committee and the NBA, is that they she won’t submit her body “to the enough of him after his 12-12 season “What I’ve had to do is master the Lemieux, (12-13) Eric Wallert. must have numbered jerseys. except under the best weather con­ hold their draft after the Olympics, punishment of the other two swims.” with the White Sox to give him a three chief facets of pitching — Girls’ 220 Yd. 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Sealed GOVERNMENT director of nursing. Salmon- DISTRIBUTOR- Seeks depen­ ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY- GUARANTEED BUSINESS Experienced only. Flexible ASSISTANT TO PENSION RIDING LESSONS indoor of bids will be received until 3:00 brook Convalescent Home, off dable individual to assist with riding ring. Western stock LOANS - 850,000 to $350,000. WmsM^iiLiclily hours. Loft Modular Devices ANALYST- Position requires PLEASE READ P.M., June 14, 1979 at which House Street, Glastonbury. deliveries and warehouse bookkeeping background, the seat, saddle seat and hunt n u u o R s Broupl Phone 281-4112. e w y h rail. wW»>i >mi4 Mill Inc., 91 Elm Street, Program Director/ time they will be publicly Please call ^-5244. Make soma- work. Excellent opportunity ability to complete seat. All levels 228-9817. YDUR AD MniT RiO^ Ml Iw w Manchester, 646-7806. Researcher ZINSSER AGENCY opened. The right is reserved FO R SALE - 25 sh a re s one happy “CMifnlMMhrt SilH TraialM for advancement. Paid mathematical compulations Classified ads are taken over the to reject any and all bids. NURSES AIDES wanted for vacations, holidays and Secretary/Bookkeeper with close attention to detail. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. 750 Main Street phone as a convenience. The Manchester State Bank, full time on all shifts. Apply Specifications and bid forms Today — hr DM |Mt |Im n 4 m4 am benefits. For appointment Human Needs Assistant Experience in or knowledge of Former faculty New York Herald is responsible for only ^lo w market. Call 643-2621. director of nursing. Salmon- call, 649-4563. Is one of the many dedicated one incorrect insertion and then may be secured at the iCMMt HhiMnN. iMl M v _ Housing Advocate/Job Pensions, or- Investments Music and Art High School. employees available to assist in all brook Convalescent Home, off Bank Developer only to the size of the original in­ Businfss Office, 45 N. School cW b4i| m4 jita Ml •( Rm MACHINIST-' Experienced would be a plus, but will train Professional Singer/Pianist. your real estate needs. Call the sertion. Errors which do not House - Street, Glastonbury. Researcher Elderly/Day suitable applicant. Hours 8 644-8597. Street, Manchester, Connec­ hiiMt m4 hriNt puntaf (Ml M- lathe operators, set-up and Zinsser Agency and ask for John. lessen the value of the adver­ Please call 63^5244. h h MiSkiOMi. MhyM. Care/Hospice a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday thru ticut. Raymond E. Demers, KEEP SMILING work from blueprints. First He’ll be^lad to help. tisement will not be corrected by 64MIII shift. Overtime available. Friday. Reply in confidence to an additional insertion. Business Manager KEEP HAPPY NURSES AIDES - Full time, SECRETARY - Full time. Salary $138/week. 12 month Box EE, c/o Manchester r r a ^ , Martin I RgthRM Some shorthand required. Paid health insurance. Also 6 4 6 -1 5 1 1 'f t U 084-5 and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. HAPPINESS IS: ' FOR THOSE WHO OONT research project. Herald, stating qualifications Schoole-Cleeaee 19 Experienced preferred, but KTTn HOMES lURBENS Hours - Monday thru Friday iart time retired machinist, KNOW, BOB KRAJEWSKI fnquire Chapel Tool Co., 81 Applicants should obtain background and experience. we will train. Apply in person: Bringing a bouquet of 8:30 to 4:30 PM with an oc­ References required. FOR THE BEST - Manchester 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 East Hartford Convalescent HEAD COOK OF casional Friday til 7 PM. App­ Woodland Street, Manchester. CETA certification and job EXPERIENCED 646-5836. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 INVITATION TO BID □ EMPLOYMENT Home, 745 Main Street, East flowers or a plant to MEADOWS WILL BE ly in person: South Windsor descriptions from State PART TIME SUMMER Household Goods 40 Articles for Sale 41 MACHINISTS (. LATHE Bank Trust Co., 1033 John pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Hartford. elementary school on ADMITTED TO ( Employment offices before EMPLOYMENT- Concession Sealed bids will be received in the Bolton Selectmen’s Of­ OPERA'TORS- Full or part Fitch Blvd., South Windsor. GIRL FRIDAY / troductory lesson with this ad. May 25, to be used for ROCKVILLE RECEPTIONIST - For 1 girl calling Manchester Area Stand Attendants. Must be Call 646-6306. or 646-3549 fice, 222 Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, Ct. 06040 until 2 PM Help W n t t d 13 PART ’TIME Work from home time. Excellent benefits. App­ Conference of Churches, an ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE GENERAL HOSPITAL ly in person at: 1422 Tolland HOUSEKEEPING office in Manchester. Must be able to work weekends. Over SALE - Disston Cordless Elec­ EDST, June 12, 1979 for the following: POLICE VEHICLE on the phone servicing our Memorial Day equal opportunity employer. 18 please. Apply to manager: Custom made draperies, slip­ Turnpike, Manchester. LM APPLICATIONS Now being familiar with typing, tric hedge shears. $13.74: Specifications at the Selectmen’s Office or call 649-8743. Bids NURSES AIDES- Full time, customers in your spare time. decorations In Center ON THURSDAY THE Friday thru Sunday evenings. □ REAL ESTATE covers and upholstery. Budget Dollar Gill Welding Manufacturing accepted for 2 full time bookkeeping and filing. Hours Disston Cordless Electric long ^ e B e r a lb will be publicly opened at 2 PM EDST June 12, 1979. ’The all shifts. Experience 249-7773. 24TH. East Hartford Drive-In Terms Arranged. Call 289-2331 Park. Co. Division of BHS, Inc., or Housekeepers. Apply Monday 8:39 to 4:30 five days a week. j.v.I.u.i.i.W.i.i.i.i.i.ui •••••••••••••••••••••••••• or 646-1000. handle grass trimmers $13.74; CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINQ Board of Selectmen reserve the right to review bids before preferred, but training will be Theatre, or East Windsor Saver TEXAS OIL CO. needs call 647-9931. thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., $140./wk. Submit resume to Homee For Sale 23 snowmobile safety helmets awarding a contract, or to reject any and all bids. given. Apply in person: East FRIENDS Box B, c/o Manchester Drive-In ’Theatre, Route 5. 7 Hartford Convalescent Home, mature person. We train. at Meadow’s Convalescent p.m. to 9 p.m. $7.50; assorted lawn 2 Herald. Town of Bolton 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Write A.u. Dick, Box 789, Ft. A’TTENTION - Need 2 people Home, 333 Bidwell Street, WSI LIFEGAURD - Needed VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 sprinklers (Thompson) $.59 over 21. Immediate employ­ FREEZER OVER 5 Henry P. Ryba, First Selectman ford. Worth, Tex. 76101. Manchester, 647-9194. for summer pool. Apply Foun­ 1/2 room Cape. Wall to wall and up; hand sprayers $.59 ment. ’This is not a fancy ad, AlfHAttMiVMlieN, tain Village 175 Downey EARN EXTRA MONEY carpeting throughout. REFRIGERATOR- 19 Ft. and up; quantities limited. All we simply want a person who 8UM9mESia, Drive, Manchester. Fireplaced living room. Many Whirlpool, used 1 year, "frost- sales final. Open Monday- needs a permanent job. Ad­ HTTERS NEEDED Cleaning 0ffk« Building built-ins. Lovely private yard. free,’’ color-gold. $350. Call Friday, 7:30-4:30. Closed PART TIME CUSTODIAN - Full or part time. Good salary and vancement opportunity. Call WE ARE LOOKING for a This is steady employ­ Near schools. $54,500. Prin­ 644-1460. Saturdays. Cadwell f Jones. between 10 a.m. and 3 pm. - Apply in person: Metronics, pleasant working conditions. Wind's Bi^ ^ hard working and conscien­ ment. Work 5 evenings per cipals only. Call 875-7415. 46 Adams Street, Manchester, 528-3869. E.O.E. Inc., Route 6 1. 44A, Bolton. Ct. •O P ra tlS t tious saleswoman with some week for a few hours. HMlIord, C t retail experience for 30 to 40 IMMEDIATE Cash for your EAST HARTFORD 'le t Our Reputation Gp To Work For You’’ EXPERIENb^b LATHE OPERATOR - 50 Excellent opportunity for HOMES OF DISTINCtlON ______S2T-S2M ______hours / week. Diamond Show­ property. Let us explain our DELIVERING DARK LOAM 338 May Road. A-1 condition, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal hours. Paid holidays. case, Manchester Parkade. couple: or two partners to fair proposal. Call Mr. DISHWASHER- Sears Deluxe - 5 yards, $40 plus tax. Also PLUMBERS HELPERS Excellent insurance benefits. 4 dining room, family room and wall to wall carpeting CARPENTER supplement their income. Belfiore, 647-1413. Dishwasher. Portable or sand, gravel and stone. 643- Commercial and Apply in person: Metronics, MANCHESTER DRIVE-IN throughout, make this raised ranch irresistable. $69,900. EXPERIENCED IN stationary. Avacado. $150. 9504. COVENTRY Inc., Route 6 /. 44A, Bolton. Now Hm Oponingo For Retirees will be con­ MARLBOROUGH Industrial REMODELING - Call Robert BOLTON- 18 acres, 300 foot Telephone 649-8653 afternoons EAST HARTFORD Call after 5 PM sidered. and evenings. Porterbrook Avenue, a^^ightful dollhouse ideal for young Jarvis 643-6712. CASMERS, COUNTER HELP, frontage main highway. SINGER 600E PORTABLE LEGAL ASSISTANCE To do lUMTOUNCEHELP. For more information Excellent 8 Room House, plus SEWING MACHINE with couple or single^^M ra^xcellent condition, 2 bedrooms, 289-4895 289-1613 Estate Settlement and little please write Box D. c/o G E N E R A ., E L E C T R IC SECRETARY / Con Monehootor Drtvo*ln several buildings. Zone case. Self-Threadng bobbin eat-in kitchen, Wall carpeting all on a lovely treed lot. research work. Full time or Manchester Herald. Commercial. Owner financing PORTABLE DRYER- $75, and large variety of cams. part time. Estate Experience RECEPTIONIST- We’ve got a fto rlK M p.m . $42,500. BABYSITTER NEEDED- available. Frank Mott, Call 659-0646. Excellent condition. $125. Call IS required. Call 633-4617. this really good job in Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- Manchester. It is an in­ Broker, 643-5658. after 3PM, 643-1437. EASTHARTFDRD 0767. LAUNDRY WORKER- Full SOFA, RECLINER f. CHAIR- 167 Henderson Drive, The perfect house for a growing fami­ teresting and diversified posi­ LEGAL SECRETARY- Fast time, including eve^ other COLUMBIA- Lovely 3 Skotchguard Fabric. Like ly. ’This iovely split has 3 bedrooms with a possibility for 2 tion offering excellent pay, 2F-78 14 SNOW TIRES- New. MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR paced Glastonbury Law Firm EXTRUDER OPERATOR weekend, for institution laun­ bedroom Ranch on 2.9 acres. new. $250, Call 649-6617. Black $ Decker Skill Saw. more on the iower ievel, nicely landscaped treed area, seeks experienced Secretary good fringes, and congenial TRAINEE- Growing company DOCTORS OFFICE, surroundings to someone who dry operation. Apply in per­ Garage. Hardwood floors. Call 649-4820 anytime. enclosed porch and a finished basement for storage. $59,900. ROCKVILLE - Monday, for interesting and will train person with good son: East Hartford Convales­ Super taxes. $51,900. Squires THISNEATSCDMPLETE challenging position. Heavy has a pleasant personality, is work history. Night shift. DOUBLE OVEN ELECTRIC 23 Knollwood Trails MANCHESTER Cape has 3 bedrooms, large fireplaced livingroom, A STARTING POINT Tuesday, Wednesday, FViday, above average typist, and can cent Home, 745 Main Street, Realty. 456-1849. THREE PIECE WOODEN 44 Finley Hill Rd. 12 to 6. Send resume to Box Real Estate and Domestic Excellent company benefits. STOVE- $25.00. 649-5903. 27 Engiewood Drive, An excelient starter home. Tliis 2 a finished rec room plus a 2 car garage. An For the first home buyer. 3-4 bedroom Cape on a handle a busy telephone. East Hartford. PATIO SET- $35.00. 1 Wicker This immaculate 3 Enjoy the country in CC, c/o Manchester Herald. Relations Work, much contact Call weekdays 8-4, 643-0240. Rocker, need some repair, excellent buy. deep lot. Central air, newly painted. $49,900. Hours 8:45 a.m. until 4:45 COVENTRY- 8 Room Raised bedroom raised ranch is this beautifui 4 bedroom bedroom cape come^ ke with a full panelled rec room with clients. Full benefit WE ARE LOOKING FOR 2 Ranch, 2 bedrooms, possible best offer. 646-1844. with bar and air cor ~ _ ; central vacuum, formal dining package. Call 633-4817. p.m., Monday thru Friday. Articles lor Sale 41 ideai for entertaining. raised ranch with 2.78 SECRETARY - Full time. Reply in confidence, including SECRETARY- Part time. ambitious sales people. Will third, 2 full baths, family room with siiding dc Ftodeck. Many extras. $^,900. Glastonbury Sale Office. 8:30 Beautiful hardwood acres of wooded area. Some shorthand required. business and personal train. Full or part time. room with fireplace. Easy South Windsor Bank /■ Trust BOOKKEEPER- Hebron a.m . to 12:30 p.m. Good Excellent commission access to highways. $64,000. floors, large rec-room Pool, barbecue and VERNDN references to Box C, c/o S W IM POOLS Co. Main office. Apply in per­ Board of Education. Full typing, telephone. Must be schedule. Call Jeff at Keith Owner. 742-8688. with wet bar, siiding 76 Meadowlark Road. This 4 bedroom raised ranch is just time. Payroll One Write Manchester Herald. New, On Ground large deck are just a son. 1033 John n tc h Blvd., self starter. Company Real Estate 646-4126. ALUMINUM Sheets used as Warehou$« Stod Uuit Go No* what you’ve been waiting for ... large family room with JUST LISTED System. Diversified. Call 228- benefits. Call 633-0777, printing plates, ,007 thick doors to sundeck and few of the many extras. South Windsor. Between 9 AM DEMONSTRATORS: Earn up EAST HARTFORD- 6 Room fireplace, 2Vz baths, wall to wall carpeting and a 2 car gar­ SOUTH WINDSOR: Gorgeous 4 bedroom Raised and 3 PM. 9458. between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for 31’x16’x6’ .. $939 lake privileges. Water $94,900. age with automatic door opener. $64,900. Ranch, fireplace, heavily treed % acre private lot. to 30% commissions. Hours to Cape. Complete aluminum Full time. Coventry PHNA. siding. 1 1/2 baths. Garage. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be Front Heights. $49,900. PLUMBER WANTED- Must suit yourself. Name brand COVENTRY: Lovely 3 bedroom Ranch, fireplaced NURSE AIDES- We are TRUCK DRIVERS- Must RN or BSN experience Immediate occupancy. $54,- picked up b efo re'11 a.m. Price inciudee 15’x24'x4' swim be experienced. Top wages. 7 toys and gifts. Treasure living room on 1 plus acre wooded lot. looking for responsible, warm have Class II License. Apply preferred. E.O.E. '742-7679. 900. 649-8371, owner. ONLY. aree, big eundeck, fencing, filler, paid holidays and paid vaca­ House party plan. Call collect in person at Manchester people interested in caring for person to person for Miss etc. the Elderly and Mentally tion. Call evenings 643-6341. Packing Comnpany. 349 TYPIST / SECRETARY FOR COUNTRY KITCHEN- Dining TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - MaiL..$1789 Squlre...$2S89 236-5454 HSC Real Estate Inc. Carol 491-2100. Also bdoking WetherelT Street,, Manchester. Retarded. 3 p.m. - H p.m., oooeoooooooof parties. MEDICAL OFFICE. room, fireplace living room. 4 Good condition.Good for and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply in Knowledge of medical bedrooms, rec room with plating, or welding. Call 649- Inilallalion optional, full finan­ .VI HOME HOME SELLERS CENTER person to: Meadows Convales­ iOMMUNICATIOr technology helpful but not es­ glass doors, 3 baths, 2 car gar­ 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. SEUERS, MGKSTON/AVANTE cent Home, 333 Bidwell CABLE, INC. sential. 5 day week in pleasant age. Large treed lot. What cing availabla. Cali Ron collact SELLS HOMES MOLDED FORMICA top and 203-324-9289 CENTBlj Street, Manchester. 6 OlM ROBd, ManohMtor FILE CLERK surroundings. 649-8979, 8:30 more could you want? Group 0% Commission’ , AM to 11 AM only. I, Keith Real Estate, 646-4126. paneled bar with two shelves 0% COMMISSION HAPPINESS IS HIGH SCHOOL and four stools. $175. 646-6028. MECHANIC NEEDED- To SOPHOMORE OR JUNIOR Living in this immaculate Cape. 3 bedrooms, 646-1316 work 4 hours per day. Must 647-1468 Full time position, must AN EAST HARTFORD Physi­ WATERFRONT year round GAS FIRED WARM AIR fireplace, maintenance free aluminum siding, gar­ GIRLS - for part time cian needs someone to assist FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink FURNACE in excellent condi­ know construction equipment. Bttwttn 6 a-m. and S p.m. waitress work. After school have good communica­ home and summer resort all NSC Real Estate, bic. age, Convenient location. in Clerical responsibilities in in one. 7 room maintenance Coat, excellent condition. Size tion, $85. Call 528-0661. i n 789 Main Street Have own tools. Send resume POSITIONS and Saturdays, ^ply in per­ tion skills and good alpha­ 236-5454 to: P.O. Box 8, Coventry, son: Brass Key Restaurant. numeric abilities. Full a Medical Office. Good skills free Ranch. Located on an .12 or 14. $800, 875-2344. Conn., 06238. AVAILABLE company benefits, free and interest in public contact exclusive private section of USED PINE CABINETS With 1, 2, and I SliHIt a must. Previous experience a Coventry lik e. Over $100,000. NELCO SEWING MACHINE- counter tops. Oven and sur­ A PEOPLE NEEDED FOR EXPERIENCED LATHE parking. Built - in button holer, face plate. Call 649-6234. On tfw job training provMad. O P E R A T O R S (. plus. Salary commensurate Attractive financing U&R’s WORK - Full or part time Please call Marie Brester with ability. Please enclose available. R. Zimmer, J.D. decorative stitches. Excellent during the summer. 36 hours Inquira Main Offlca MACHINISTS. We need a few condition, including cabinet. EXCELLENT USED GAS good people to join a yoUng, at 547-4700. resume with reply to Box F, Real Estate, 646-1980 or 647- or 18 hours weekly. $5.33 w r c/o Manchester Herald. 1139, $150. 649-6437. FIRED warm air furnace. 75.- hour. Must be over 18. Car nowing company. Excellent 000 BTU. Good for 4 or 5 FOR ALL PRICE RANGES Benefits and overtime. Full or rooms. Also used cast iron needed. Call 9 • 5 PM. 872-2128. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY art time. Please apply at: L AUTO BODY MAN- Full or GLASTONBURY- Im­ part time. Flat rate, or by the radiators. Call 528-0661. To South Windsor company of-, RI Gill, Welding f. Manufac­ maculate 8 Room Split Level. CARD GALLERY- Full time ficials in our rapidly growing turing, Division of BHS, Inc., SECRETARY- Willimantic job. Apply at 270 Hartford 2 1/2 baths. Carpeted, large Assistant Manager. Also: Law Office. Excellent typing Road, Manchester. first floor family room. Near MUST SEE! LADIES SHOES- MAHOGANY dining room, manufacturing company. 1422 T olland T u rn p ik e, All styles. Small Sizes. Part time Sales Clerk. Apply Good to excellent typing and skills essential. Will train. commuter bus and golf bedroom, bachelor chest and I Manchester, Conn., or call Submit resume and Clothing and r- cessories, 389 chairs. Excellent conditioi, Y in person only. EOE. 3% A XRAY TECHNICIAN FOR course. By owner. Call 649- shorthand skills. Aggressive Carl Skold 647-9931. Forbes Street, East Hartford. Call 643-0693. Homaa ara Ilka ahoaa: baWar H ttiay ffll Try this three Broad Street, Manchester and flexible person needed for references to Box DD, c/o DOCTORS OFFICE - Part 9765. Parkade, Manchester, Conn. Ei^erienced only please. Please call 569-2645. bedroom ranch on for size. Nicely decorated, lots of this challenginp position. E.O.E. Manchester Herald. time including Saturday mor­ nings. 872-8321. MANCHESTER - 6 ROOM TWO GIRLS BICYCLES - 24 storage, very convenient. $45,500. Ability to work without super­ DINING ROOM SET - 5 and 26 inch. 9x12 Rug. Good AT ONCE STOCK CLERK- vision a plus. Apply In- CLERK - checking invoices, Aluminum sided Cape located Part time, steady work. Must COOK - Position available for chairs, table and buffet. condition. Two pair shutters, Maytime, in the heart of the spring dustronics, 489 Sullivan Ave., breakfast and lunch cook. receipts and general office at 177 McKee Street and Refrigerator and stove. Call have working papers. Apply South Windsor. E.O.E. duties. 40 hour week. Apply Courtland. 2 finished two storm doors, mis­ season, is a time for renewal, for a change Come in for interview. Sliver LAUNDRY POSITION 646-3327. cellaneous. 643-2957. Spacious 9 room U3R Raised Ranch with 4 bedrooms, 2 Put aema aplaah In yaur Ufa — with this brand new at: 299 Green Road, Lane Pavilion, 568-7520. Gaer Bothers, 140 Rye Street, bedrooms upstairs, bathroom to better living, a time to widen your Manchester, Saturday, RN or LPN - Full time. 11 PM South Windsor. on first floor, 2 ear garage. fireplaces, cathedral ceiling, sliders to deck. Executive Raised Ranch across from beach. Acre lot, three Applications are now SCREENED LOAM - CHAIN FALLS, tap and dye horizons. between 9 a.m and noon. to 7 AM. Laurel Manor, 91 MANAGEMENT Call 523-1997 for an appoint­ neighborhood. $80’s ; bedrooms, 1% baths, 2 car garage. Come pick your CLERK / CASHIER being accepted for part ment. Driveway gravel, processed set, electric welder, acelyten colors and carpeting. Don’t w aste a m inute. $55,900. Chestnut Street, Manchester. OPPORTUNITY. Person to gravel, sand, stone and fill. It is a time to look carefully at your pre­ BABYSITTER NEEDED- 649-4519. WANTED FOR PATENT time employment In our outfit, aluminum ladder, Monday thru Tliursday, 3 p.m. manage new specialty MEDICINE DEPAR’TMENT- laundry department. George Griffing, Andover. trailer tires, new electric sent home. Is it going to be adequate? How sandwich shop. Responsible Heeort Propertf 27 742-7M6. to 10 p.m. Own transportation. In modern pharmacy. Plea­ Applicants must be over 16. generator, electric lawn- RN or LPN - 7 AM to 3 PM. for all aspects of shop^ opera­ mower. Evenings, 633-7060. much longer will it serve your family com­ Call 649-6022. Friday; Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut sant working conditions in a Excellenf working con­ WEST DENNIS, MASS.- Nice­ weekends anytime. tion, with strengths in per­ fortably? ______this home has charm and much more. Street, Manchester. 649-4519. sonnel management and professional atmosphere. Full ditions. Contact Mr. ly furnished 3 Bedroom Cot­ Older six room colonial, 1% baths, one car garage, customer relations. We are a time. Appl^ at once to Lavigne. Meadows Con­ tage. $^5 weekly. Minimum 2 If it would be wise to seek a larger, private, well kept yard. $56,900. SEWERS- Experienced on In­ AGENCY EXPANSION- hut growing compaily manager. Liggetts Rexall valescent Home, Monday weeks. Call 649-8760., better home, make your move in May. dustrial Sewing Machines. Highly competitive product g for someone with fast Parkade Drug, 404 West Mid­ Will train if necessary. Good S dle ’Turnpike, Manchester,, Ct. Friday. 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. 847. Look at some of the outstanding homes lines, looking for career, food experience ready to take 9194. Reel Eelete Wanted ■ 28 starting pay for the right peo- oriented agents. Life, Health, on the demanding position. Ie. Hours: 7 to 3:30^ Monday offered by these Realtors. Act now when prices will never be lower Casualty. Licensed Agents Sala^, growth opportunities. PART TIME JANITORIAL WANTED TO BUY- 3-4 iru Friday. Apply m person WORK. Hours ideal for 6 room uoiR Raiseo Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, DANIEL F. REALE, INC. REALTOR 8 prefeiTM. Excellent commis­ profit sharing. Send resume to Bedroom Home, near and any purchase becomes a rapidly growing investment. at: Pillowtex Corp., 49 Regent retired gentleman. 6:30 - 8:30 Hospital and High School. cathedral ceiling, sliders to deck. ERA - WARRANTEED' sion schedule. Draw Account Box E , c/o c /o Manchester Street, Manchester. Equal available for right individual. AM. CaU 646-1512 after 3 PM. Principals only. Call 643-0333. $59,900. Make your move in May and be set for a beautiful spring, summer Opportunity Employer M/F. Herald. Buelneee Opportunity 14 and fall. And a cozy winter. Cali Mr. Brown at 649-2656. MANCHESTER Package ALL CASH For your property, store. Excellent location. Well within 24 hours. Avoid Red LESPERANCE established business. Call Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Marion E. Robertson, Corp. 646-0131. 175 Main 8t. Manchastar, CT Realtor, 643-5953. rwg'sswa"™ ”^ SELLING your house? Call us 648-4525 NoUce is hereby given that Aamco transmissions of 53 Tolland NEWSPAPER 646-0505 VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco first and we’ll make you a MANCHESTER Turnpike, Manchester, CT. has performed repairs upon a 1971 Snacks with locations $3,580 cash offer! T.J. Crockett, Very good condition, fireplace, eat in kitchen, Pontiac 'Tempest, Identification #233371G115924 on behalf of DELIVERY CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- Realtor, 643-1577. dining room, 3 bedrooms, IVt baths, open porch, ad­ Stan Maselek whose last known address was 47 Church Street, 2355 Ext. 905. ditional kitchen and bath off the downstairs family Country Driver Needed MAY WE BUY your home? Seligm an Vernon, Ct. The cost‘of the repairs is $508.25 together with room, could be in-law quarters, very pleasant storage charges at the rate of $5.00 per day from May 1st, 1979. OFFERS INVITED / Quick, fair, all cash and no RETAIL STORE ON problem. Call Warren E. neighborhood. $74,900. Call Lil Emerson at 646-1716 D e m p se v Aamco Transmission claims an Artificers Lien against said or Odegard Realty 643-4365, ’ motor vehicle under the provisions of Connecticut General Come In For An Interview WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Statutes I 49-61, in said amount plus cost of sale. 000 per year. Excellent terms. 9 AM to 11 AM at the Can John, at Chenette Notice is further given that Aamco Transmissions Intends to Associates, “Gallery Of [m s ] sell said vehicle in satisfaction of said Artificers Lien, storage Manchester Evening Homes,” 52^9081. charges, and sale cost at a Public Auction to be held at its place Herald 4 of Business located at 53 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Ct. on 16 Bralnard Placa MANCHESTER- Store t 4 Saturday, June 9,1979 at 10 A.M. Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Room Apartment. Busy loca­ ticut this 21st day of May 1679. Manchaater, Conn. tion. Excellent opportunity Fteal Estati for owner/user. Priced to sell. $41,900. Hayes Corp., 6464131. t135.D 00 0LA8TDNBURY MANCHESTER, JUST VERNON - New Listing LISTED- Excellent Cafe NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SEU MOTOR VEHICLE liquor business with ail equip­ NANTUCKET? AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ment Call for particulars. Exciting Contemporatr home on a iovely secluded and PRODUCTION OPERATORS ERA, Blanchard I Rossetto, Townhouse apartments in Ashford convenient to 1-86 Notice is hereby given that Aamco Transmissions of 53 If you have always wanted a house just like those on wooded acre. 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, HOME & RESORT 646-2482. an d U C o n n . Nantucket, here it is. ’This large, gray shingled, L gorgeous eating space kitchen, cathedral ceiling, Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Ct. has performed services upon a 1965 Buick SUtion Wagon, IdenUflcation 1444655H17S467. on shaped Cape is located in an exlusive residential area wrap-around deck.. .’Truly a beautiful home. 1st and 2nd Shifts Waterfront year round home and summer resort all behalf of a Mrs. Gloria Sokolis whose last known address was 82 * EDUCATION Huge 2 bedroom apartments on 50-1- acres of privacy, eacli wilti il s in Bolton. ’The street is safe for children because it is a To work In machining and/or assembly areas. cul-de-sac. ’The lot is over an acre and the trees and in one. 7 room maintenance free Ranch. Located on Union Street, Rockville, a . The cost of the service Is $45. Aam­ own front entrance. Fully applianced kitchen witli disliwasliti. shrubs on it provide much shade and privacy. Having an exclusive private section of Coventry Lake. co Transmissions claims an Artificers Lien against said motor Applicants for 1st shift must have some previous Prhreta Inetruedone IS over 2,000 square feet of living area, the house has 4 Make appointment for showing. Over $100,000. vehicle under the provisions of Connecticut General Statutes | factory work experience. Applicants for 2nd shift dining area, 'z bath down, large livingroom with glass dooi lo walk bedrooms, 2 baths, a 20’xl3’ living room and 3 Charles Fisher Company AJtractive financing available. 4941 In said amount plus cost of sale. must have previous production metal working REMEDIAL READING and out patio. Two oversized bedrooms with walk-in closets, full balhs fireplaces. An outstanding feature of the house is the Notice is further given that Aamco Transmissions intends to experience using drill presses, millers, lathes, math; individualized work 196 N9w London Tpk. Call ff. ZImmar lor datalla with private dressing room upstairs. Laundry facililics available in privacy allowed by having the master bedroom suite in sell said vehicle in satisfaction of said Artificers Lien and sale grinders, etc. 1st shift hours - 7 am to 3*> pm. 2nd program, (lst4th grade) by Qlottonbury, Ct. 646-1980 or 647-1139 cost at a Public Auction to be held at its place of business master’s degree teacher. 568- basement. Beautiful redecoration in process — inside and mil. a separate, first Hoor wing. ’The price for all this is __ shift hours - 3" pm to 12“ pm. Air conditioned, am­ 8075. only $86,500. To see it, call 6 4 6 ^ . located at 53 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, a . on Saturday, ple parking bind excellent fringe benefits. Apply at 633-3658 June 9, 1979, at 11 A.M. Dated at Manchester, Connecticuf Come See Our "COUNTRY WITH CONVENlP^Na': ' living. '‘Profit With The ProfeutonaU** BOLTON RIDING this 21st day of' May, 1979. HIGH STANDARD HIC ACADAMY now open. Trails 9 Married Couples preferred. No Pets From '22(UH) mmilh. Set in ily This beautiful 9 room Raised Ranch has 2Vk baths, 4-5 AM to dark. May thru MARBRO CORPORATION D/B/A 31 Prestige Park Circle required. •bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 20x25 rec room, 2 car garage, November. Many new ad­ D JREAL ESTATE Associates, Aamco Transmissions East Hartford Call 742-6412 city utilities, hard floors I w/w carpeting, comer lot Manu/aeturlng/markellHg sporting firearms ditions so you don’t have to I in area of large homes. |70’s. Inc. by Michael A. Marino (licaM h Bn rtar ff tie Hand baMhi) wait around for hours! Riding for an appointment g rjvian President. at your own risk. Route 85, REAirORSC@ - MUITIPU LISHNG SERVIU m MLS ouh Ltt Ui Ftanirt Your H Htrt Bolton. Next to Texai'o...... A......

\ PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVfeNINO HERALD, Thura., May 24,1979 fm iitind ElinMt EVENING HERALD, Thurs., May 24, 1979— PAGE NINETEEN Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz ; H 3U SIN ESS & SERVICE X G O T T H A T Won KNOW WHAT 5O/ME0OPV5AIPTHAT ■ -j' " ■ ■ * E m p l o y e e m o t i v / v t i o n Dear Abby SOMEBOPV SAlO, 5P0RT5ARE SORT OP A ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle ^CHARUE BROWN ?> CARICATURE OF LIFE H E p o p T D o n e , K u t 1 Mountains 1 Mesdames T 1 P H Y E N A T 1 M By Abigail Van Buren (abbr.) (abbr.) 0 8 8 E E R 1 E 8 8 E T 0 E M A R L O E R J CAN'T SET A n y o f 4 Stole 2 Tegula A A B U T 8 N A T A L Sound a horn 3 Use scissors 8 L A D E T T 8 U 8 E 8 4 Loftier T M B secretaries 12 Time period fl 0 8 1 E 8 T Q E L 5 Eggs (abbr.) T A N 0 R R 6 Seep SwvteM OMratf ai Sarv/cM Othnd 31 P»lnUng-P»p»rlnii 32 Building Contracting 33 T O t y p e i t u p . 13 Stratford's 1 N 8 L 0 A DEAR ABBY: Women recently set up a howl because hur­ river 7 Evil omen T 1 E E M T T E D LEON CIESZYNSKI ricanes were being named after them. Considering the 8 Three-legged H A M 8 8 0 0 1 8 8 M TREE SERVICE - Free QUALITY PAINTING and 14 Baltic port Ct 1h* « 4 *•»+ destructive nature of hurricanes, they had a legitimate beef. stand E M P T U N C L E estimates, discount senior Paper Hanging by Willis BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ 15 Actor Wallach - I j To satisfy the women, weathermen sUrted calling hur­ 9 Lubricates L E 1 E J E C T H A 0 citizens. Company Schultz. Fully insured ditions, Remodeling, Rec 16 Lounge BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS, references. 649-4343. Rooms, Gardes, lutcbens ricanes himacanes and even named some after men. Last 17 Infirmities 10 Make eyes at E S 8 0 0 0 8 E E T A Manchester-owned and Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan N T H 0 E N T 8 W E N operated. Cail 6^1327. Parking Lots etc. Repairs I Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath year there was a beaut off the coast of Mexico which was 18 Part of a plant 11 Scotch cup Driveways Sealed. Free J.P. LEWIS 1. SON- Interior Tile, Dormers, Roofing. called John. , HE M U ST BE GOIIsIG 20 Passes 19 In the middle J® 43 Lime cocktail and Exterior painting, paper Separates 22 Intermediate of 30 Regulate food 45 ^gjan country B #. M TREE SERVICE - Estimates. G 8. H Paving f. Residential or Commercim. Mualeal Inatrumanta 44 Apartmanta For Rant S3 Wanted to Rant 57 Well, John happens to be my name, and it has already THROUGH SOME KINP banging, remodeling, carpen­ 649-4291. (prefix) intake skeleton part Specialists in tree and stump Construction Co. 646-5033. "30 been badly abused. OF SPIRITUAL CRISIS.' 21 Vast period of 47 try. Fully insured. 649-9658. 24 Sign of the 31 Group of 48 Ship deck removal. Senior Citizen Years Experience!” Member John was perfectly respectable name until women started time LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec zodiac points 49 Synonomous Discount. 24 hour service. 643- of Manchester Chamber of 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and FOUR ROOM DUPLEX- MATURE MOTHER AND using it to refer to the toilet. Then streetwalkers began call­ I PDN't' ^ 23 Son of Adam Commerce. rooms, roofing and repairs. other instruments. Rivers Newly remodeled. No ing their customers “johns." ) J^THINK SO/J 25 Baseball 25 American 32 Chinese 50 Adjacent 7285. BABY wish to share apart­ referees A«W PAINTING Contrac­ Free estimates. Call Charles Music, 7 Main Street, New appliances. No utilities. |225 ment or house on long term, Indians currency 52 Edges Also, when a woman wants to break off a relationship 29 Strangely 35 Nothing (Fr.) 53 Squeezes out REWEAVING burn holes. WILL CLEAN CELLARS, tors. Quality painting and Schiavetti at 649-2405 Britain. 225-1977. monthly. References temrorary basis. Needed.im­ with her boyfriend, she writes him a “Dear John" letter 26 Not yet ATTICS and haul away scrap anytime. 33 Garden settled 38 Duck 54 Dispatched Zippers, umbrellas repaired. paper hanging at reasonable requir^. 647-9475. mediately. Manchester / sur­ even though his name might be Harry. amphibian 39 Appointment 57 Superlative Window shades, Venetian iron FREE OF CHARGET rates. Fully insured. Free TROMBONE- In excellent rounding towns. Call 646-4884. 27 Sheet of glass Call 644-3234. I object. 34 Ripped 41 Eliminated suHix blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- RooRng-Bldlng-Chlmnay 34 condition. Buescher, with NEED MORE SPACE? 5 36 Paper of JOHN IN FLORIDA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 7696. oversized case. $250. Call 649- room with appliances and Indebtedness 5221. COMPLETE REMODELING 7085 anytime. yard. Available now. Just □ AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE - Rooms, garages, BIDWELL HOME Improve­ DEAR JOHN: Object if you will, but Johns have also 37 Age 12 13 14 PERSONAL Paperhanging ment Co. Expert installation 3195.00 (623-3). Call Rental additions dormers, roofing been honored over the years. We've had popes named John, 38 Siamese ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, For particular people, by of aluminum' siding gutters FAYETTE-CABLE PIANO. Assistors. Small fee. 236-5646. 15 16 17 and siding. Call 643-5001. Autoa For Sale 81 kings named John, and four presidents named John. And language attics, garages, yards Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. and trim. Roofing ______installationtailal Excellent condition. Call after 39 Ten (prefix) don’t forget the Johnny-cdme-latelys. Objection overruled! IB 19 21 cleaned, moving, and repairs 64^^95, 871-2323. 5, 643-0448. MOVE RIGHT IN - Sunny 1 WE PAY 310 for complete 40 Actor ■ trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn CUSTOM DRAPERIES- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom with appliances and ■ Rates! junk cars. Call------Joey at “Tolland ilia McQueen 22 33 service. No job too big or m U® Boata-Aeeaaaorlaa 48 porch. On!ly 3185.00 (503-1). DEAR ABBY: Maybe I'm too sentimental, overly sen­ your PROFESSIONAL PAINTING SPECIALIZING cleaning and Auto Body. 528-1990. CaptaPn Easy — Crooks 5r Lawrence 42 Skin protein ■ small. 568-8522. L im it^ 'Time. Made to Call RentalI Assistors. Small sitive, or just plain petty, but I have to get this off my chesti 25 26 27 3. 29 30 31 32 specifications. Free Decor - Interior and Exterior. repairing chimneys, roofs, 44 Timber tree new roofs. Free estimates. 30 1974 FURY - 16ti-foot fee. 236-5646. 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- For the years before my daughter was married, on AH-AH-AHl WATCH BLAzeSl WHAT A BREAK 46 Insect egg ■ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. and Measurements. Call 649- Commercial and Residential. fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Mother s Day she'd remember me with a lovely card to THOSE FEET, HONEVl THERE SOES WASH MOW-1 33 3 . 33 36 4266. Free Estimates. Fully In­ years Experience. Howley, Runs but needs work. Best 47 Greek letter ■ ■ Fireplaces,concrete. (Siimney 1975 55-horsepower outboard CARPETED 2 BEDROOM. which she'd add a sweet personal message. Now that she's THE Bie BANANA HIMEELFl 51 Roman deity 37 3 . sured. 646-4879. 643-5381. offer. Call 633-8258. ' 33 repairs. No job too small Chevy engine. 2 tanks, 32,500. Kids okay. Has basement and married, she still sends me Mother's Day cards, hnt they are 55 Burden ■ ■ ROTO TILLING HOME 40 41 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ Also 50 horse Johnson out­ appliances. (555-1) Call Ren­ WE PAY TOP PRICES for always T O GRANDMA, from Little Julie, Jack and Jim.” 56 Give off fumes 43 GARDENS- Reasonable board, 3300. 228-0475 or 228- 58 Mamie's man ■ timates. Building Contracting 33 tal Assistors. Small fee. 236- wrecked and junk cars. A & B Now, Abby, I adore my grandchildren, but I am not their 44 4S rates. Please call 646-6640. ROOFING, PAINTING Done 9550. 59 Seaport in ^ reliable College Students. 5646. Auto Salvage, i motherl Although my daughter buys, signs, and sends those ■ EXPERT PAINTING and WES ROBBINS Carpentry Alaska 47 48 49 50 1 52 S3 54 AUTOMOBILE SIMONIZING Compare prices, performance Call Tony f " cards "to Grandma," they are not an adequate substitute LANDS(?APING Specializing remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1971 GLASTRON MANCHESTER TWO 60 Alleviate ■ - Will Simonize your car in with any professionals. Mick FIBERGLAS BOAT- 14 foot, for a Mother's Day card from her. It would mean so much if 61 Gents 55 56 57 58 in Exterior House Painting. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Simon, Dave Beaulieu. 646- BEDROOM APARTMENT. Tree pruning, spraying, drivew^. $10 and up built-ins, bathrooms, with new Shoreline Trailer she would scribble a Uttle message, saying, “Mom, I love 62 Parodied 1564. Second floor, heat, hot water, you. Have a nice day ..." or something Uke that. 59 60 61 mowing,, weeding. Calf h e f ~ ^ ^ o r deto^^^ kitchens, 649-3446. and 65 HP Mercury Outboard. appliances, parking. Securito. 63 Bohemian 7947. 31700. 633-3890. Working couple, no pets. 225 FORD - 1973 GRAN TORINO. I hope you publish my letter because my daughter never 64 Fast aircraft 62 63 64 ifOOUlDC misses your column. Therel I feel better already. Thanks, (abbr.) WOMAN W ITH Monsley, 65 Birch St. Can be Excellent condition. Must exausive CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. ROOFER WILL Install roof, 21 FT. WOODEN BOAT - Has seen from 4 PM to 8 PM. sell. 31200. 643-8422. Abby. EXPERIENCE WILL DO Additions, Repairs, Cabinets, siding or gutter for low dis­ been fiberglassed. Needs ME IN SUFFOLK, VA. Typing in own home for (jail Gary Cushing 345-2009. count price. Call Ken at 647- work. Best offer. 646-0577. ONE BEDROOM 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs NtA.Iwe ,T M FREE JUNK CAR Businesses and Students. Call 1566, APARTMENT on Main excellent. Must sell, DEAR ME: Mission accomplished. REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. 646-2437. Sporting Qooda 46 Win at bridge TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Street. Available June 1st. sacrificing! Any reasonable Alley Oop — Dave Graue Haating-Plumbing 38 offer over 31650. Call after Carpentry and general con­ $175 montlhy, includes heat DEAR ABBY: Our 22-year-old son has. had his own apart­ ROTOTILLING LAWN AND COMBINATION GOLF BAG and hot water. One month's 3:30 p.m., 6461150, 528-6063. GARDENS with rear tine tracting. Residential and B-141 ment for nearly a year. His girlfriend recentiy moved in. She ...SAY A FEW L-LL l a d ie s A N ' ( V tA j Oswald Jacobyand Alan Sontag f CART By Bagboy. Very security. No children, pets or AU IIZ B is 21. We aren’t very happy about it, but at least they told us WORDS TO TH '/eno^ SENTLEMEN...V YEAH, Troy Built Tiller. Call 568- commercial. Whether it be a 12 24 small repair job, a custom SEWERLINES, sink lines, good condition. 3 ^ . Call 646 parking. Call after 7 PM. 644- 1974 DATSUN 260 Z- Air. U- M themselves rather than let us her it from friends. TOt.KS,V^L^m iW R lA/iii I Sy.'S'lteT'S euZ! BATA'//ALL I,MAN! 8791. cleaned with electric cutters, 0406, after 5 p.m. AM/FM 8 track, 4 speed. built home or anything in Classic separates for the The girl's parents also live in this city. We have never met RIGHT.' Bad situation made worse between, call 646-1379. ^ professionals. McKinney Excellent condition! 34(foo or them and have no idea how they feel about' their daughter A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD Elros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Antiquaa 48 MANCHESTER - Very nice 4 best offer. 649-41K. half-sizer — overblouse, REFINISHED KITCHEN Could help to sell your items pants, gored skirt and living with a fellow without marriage. open in third seat with a sort pany, 643-53108. room apartment. Stove, CABINETS ! COUNTER - faster, rent your room quicker CARPENTRY « MASONRY - cardigan jacket. Easy to Should we make any effort to meet the girl’s parents? I of psychic lead directing Woodwork. Floors for homes SOLID OAK DINING ROOM refrigerator. Separate heating 1967 MUSTANG- Runs weU. sew, nice to mix and NORTH 5-24 and bring you better results! Additions and Remodeling. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet have heard that if a couple marries and the parents haven’t 9 K 10 8 5 diamond bid. and apartments. Call 667-3643, Ask the Herald Classified Ad SET- 4 extensions, seats 21. system. No pets. References, New tires. Standard 4 speed, 8 match. Price . . . 32.00. Free estimates. Call Anthony repairs, plugged drains, Rare set in mint condition. met, the groom's parents shouid make the first move to 9 A J North started for trouble ask for Ken. taker about details. Put the Squillacote 649-0811. security. 3175. 649-4003. cyUnder. 3550. Call 6465873. B-141 with Photo-Guide when he made an unusual kitchen faucets replaced, China I Silver to go with it. is in Sizes 12H to 24t4. meet the parents of the girl. Is this correct? And does it a ------STAR to work for you! Phone apply to live-ins, too? 9Aqj7S<3 takeout double. East made a ED’S LIGHT TRUCKING - 643-2711. repaired, rec rooms, Antique Bureaus £ Trunks. 5 MANCHESTER - first floor, CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977- Size 14%, 37 bust, sensible redouble. South bid Attics I Cellars cleaned. For CARPENTER - Repairs, bathroom remodeling, heat Royal Copenhagen Teerly two family, five rooms, 2 “Medallion Edition.” Mint blouse, 1% yards 46- We have a married daughter. When we invite her and her WEST EAST remodeling, additions, gar­ inch; pants, 2% yards, one heart. North tried two free estimate, call 646-1943. modernization, etc. Free Christmas Plates. 643-9298. bedrooms. Heat included. Condition! Air, electric win­ husband to dinner, shouid we include our son and his live-in ♦ 643 9 AQ2 clubs. South rebid correctly ages, roofing. Call David Estimate gladly given. M f. M Own appliances. No pets. dows, power steering and skirt, 2 % yards. friend just as though they were married, too? V 9 V KQ865 Patria, 644-1796. Ti irdif, M8d 32J)0, loclidoi ♦ KJ 9 6 5 ♦732 to two hearts. He couldn’t BEAVER TREE REMOVAL- •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumbing !. HeaUrjng. 649-2871. WANTED: Antique funiture, A vailable July. 3330 per brakes, automatic, lean-bum Please help us, Abby. This living-together business for tell about that North distri­ Free Estimates. Call 742-9553 Palntlng-Paporlng 32 glass, pewter, oil paintings or month. 643-1845 or 643-177.^ engine, valour upholstery. piitifi ud htadllsf. young people is something we are totally uninformed about. P 1971 by NEA. lnc.,f.M. Reg. U.3. Pat. OtiiS ♦ K962 4 10 8 FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY aUE aURMITT bution. and "Leave It To Beaver” . other'antique items. R. Firm price 33650. 646-0299 Thank you. SOUTH North passed. After all he - Remodeling and Additions. B O T T I H E A T IN G « Harrison, 6468709. iMnmOTOTa b w t w ih fw 7 PAINTING - Interior and evenings. 4 J 97 Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 1190 Av*. Of Amoneoi RESPECTABLE PEOPLE The Flintatonea Hanna Barbara Productions did have ace-jack of hearts exterior, paperhanging, PLUMBINCJ- Toilet repairs, Now Yoffe, N.Y. 10099 4 10 7 4 3 2 years experience! For Free kitchen and lav faucets 4Q Homaa lor Rant 84 and East doubled. He had excellent work references. Wanted to Buy DEAR RESPECTABLE: When you invite your son to ♦ A Q 10 8 4 his values. Free estimates. Fully in­ Estimates, call 646-4239. replaced and repaired. Print Nrnii. Addrtii with ZIP 4 ------78 UHGOUI TOWII COUK CODE. Stylt Nninhcr m i Slzt. dinner, invite his girlfriend, too. West was most unhappy, SEPTIC TANKS !. LEACH sured. Martin Matson, 649- Remodeling. Call 646-8641. MALE ROOMATE to share 14.000 mllM. L o « M I W«t FIELDS INSTALLED- large furnished house with FASHION 79 ii filled Make no overtures to the girl's parents until (and unless) Vulnerable: Both but could find no place to go 4431. $10,800. with man/ lorely designs. and passed, as did North. Grading, Loam. General Con­ FARRAND REMODELING - ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ other males. 3150 Monthly in­ your son snggests it. Dealer: East tracting. G #. H Paving 8 Cabinets and Formica Tops, RIGHT FRONT FENDER cluding utilities. 6468005. Also 2 BONUS Conponsi Now West got off to the NOW $9995. Price . . . $2.00 s copy. West North Blast South unfortunate lead of a dia­ Construction Company. 646- PAINTCRAFTERS - Not just Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ KEEP SMILING For 1957 Plymouth Savoy. Pass Pass 5033. Free Estimates. “30 painters - CRAFTSMEN. Not ditions, Decks, All types of Please call 6^3205. BOLTON - 3 room cottage. Add $2.00 for the New The teen years are the questioning years. Abby has the !♦ Dbl. Redbl. 19 mond. At this point South Years Experience!” Member Just quality - PERFECTION. Remodeling and Repairs. KEEP HAPPY SUCCESS IN SEWING. could make two hearts, but •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Coupie preferred. Call 7 to 9 77 HMX V answers to all your questions in her booklet, “What Pass 24 Pass 24 Manchester Chamber of Not just price - PRIDE. Call Phone 643-6017. AM. 1-223-4460. 20.000 tnllM. UKltdl W u $0805. Pass Pass Dbl. Pass South managed to produce a 646-5424 or 643-0173. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Teenagers Want to Know." Enclose 31 and a long, stamped total misplay. Commerce. □ R E N T A L S 128 cents), self-addressed envelope. Pass Pass EXTRA LARGE 3 NOW $8799. At trick two he led a heart «••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEDROOM HOUSE with to dummy’s jack. East won Rooma lor Rant 82 carpeting, garage, washer / Aiftoa For Sale 81 Opening lead: 96 and led a heart back. We 77 UNCOUI TOWN S a M won’t give the rest of the T A O S A L E S t a g s a l e s dryer and more. (5563) Call Loadod.WutOaOS * TAG SALES T A G S A L E S THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ Rental Assistors. Smail fee. 1969 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS play except to say that South trally located.' Downtown 2365646. NOW $9995. S CONVERTIBLE - Excellent continued to play give away running condition. 3375. Call and held himself to five TAG SALE- MAY 25-26, 9-4, 9 TAG SALE- MAY 25-26, 94, 6 GIANT SALE - 25 year ac­ Manchester. Kitchen i By Oswald Jacoby privileges. Call 6462358. 684-2847. ( Astrograph tricks for 800 in the bucket Cushman Drive. Appliances, Cushman Drive. cumulation. Furniture, toys, a ^ Alan Sontag and about as bad a score as furniture, househofo items. Miscellaneous items. Built in GIANT TAG SALE - Two china, clothes, more! M ay ^, OHIcaa-Storaa lor Rent 59 LIQHTHOUSE LINCOLN (Leaving town.) LADIES ONLY- Very clean 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - take a beneficial twist and bring possible. surface units and oven, bicy­ families. Furniture, many 27, 28. 37 Elsie Drive. 10 - 4. Into being something you've Normal results for the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) cle, automobile. and nicely furnished room for MANCHESTER- Main Street A MERCURY, INC. Station wagon. 4 new radial charity game will find North household items, toys, mis­ tires, shocks and brakes. Call < % u r been hoping for. Keep your rent. Community kitchen and modem office available. 400 R t s t e e , playing in two or three clubs {Do you have a question for cellaneous. 170 Brmn Drive, bathrooms. Cleaning lady and 6464644. dreams alive. sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call, Columbia, Conn. SCORPIO (Oct. 26NOV. 22) and probably coming up the experts? Write “Ask the TAG SALE - Cleaning out lots Manchester. 9-5. Rain date all utilities, except telephone ^Birthday June 2nd. 6^2469 or 6462755. 228-9442 Joint ventures are very promis­ with nine tricks. Some East- Experts, ” care of this newspa­ of household items. Very TAG SALE - Saturday, 10 - 6. are included. Laundry West pairs will get into the HUGE SALE FRIDAY 10 - 3. ing lor you at this point In time, per. Individual questions wiil reasonable. Saturday 10 - 4:30. 40 S outh A lton S tr e e t, facilities and off street 466 MAIN STREET.. North of especially II you're teamed bidding and wind up getting be answered if accompanied Clothes, 24” Girls Bike, Dou­ TAG SALE - 4 Families. parking. Walking distance to May 25,1979 77 Meadow Lane. Manchester. (Off East Middle Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. 1971 CHRYSLER 6 . Although you may experience with one who already has a set at some red-suit con­ by stamped, self-addressed ble bed, chairs, curtains, Saturday June 2, 1979. 59 Turnpike.) Moving, must sell stores and bus tine. envelopes. The most interest­ bedspreads. Miscellaneous of centrally locate s;»ce. Town and Country ;tatTm pressures In certain areas this good track record. tract. O’Connell Drive, East Hart­ household items. Rain or References and security are Ideal for store, office or other SAQ ITTARIUS (Nov. 26Dac. ing questions will be used In household. 74 Kennedy Road. ford. 9 AM to 8 PM. Wagon. Low mileage, coming year, your luck will The bidding in the box Shine. required. Call after 6 p.m., business or commercial use. 1966 CHEVELLE excdlent condition. Loaded. overpower the opposition. 21) (tondlllons are very favor­ shows what happened when this column and wilt receive 6444)383. Call 6462426 65 pm. CONVERTIBLE - Automatic. Power steering, brakes. Dual Think positive. Don't let trivial able for you at present In one West player elected to copies of JACOBY MODERN.) 8 cyUnder. 3650. Call 6461142 air, front and rear. Etc. things disturb you. matters calling for collective TAG SALE - A Uttle bit of LADIES ONLY - Furnished before noon. regular gas. 31400 firm. 646 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You bargaining. Keep your wits Heathcliff — George Gately everything. Saturday and Sun­ room for rent. All utilities in­ OFFICE SPACE are entering Into a very creative about you. You'll come out on day, froip 9 to 5.104 West Mid­ cluded. Close to bus line and BANK REPOSSESSIONS cycle, so don't demean your top. OLD FASHIONED FOR RENT CAPRICO RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) stores. References and securi­ dle Turnpike. FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmoblle 1975 FORD COUNTRY bright Ideas. Get Involved with ty required. Call 6 ^ 3 8 3 . 250 3quare feel, center of Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, persons who can help you There Is a ready market waiting X SQUIRE WAGON- Im­ for your skills and talents. Manchester, air con­ needs body work 32100; 1973 maculate condition. 25,000 market them. Discover with WInthrop — Dick Cavalll GENTLEMEN ONLY -■ ditioning and parking. Ford Country Sedan StatioA whom you get along best ro­ Perform to your best ability, miles. Loaded! No body rot. mantically by sending for your because the rewards for good Kitchen privileges. Central CalF646fel. W agon 3900; 1972 F ord Driven in South Carolina. Call location. Free parking. ' Maverick 3900; 1970 Chevrolet new Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 work can be quite large. TAG SALE - May 26th. Two Patty, 6466971. AQ UARIUS (Jan. 26Fob. 19) family. 27 Woodland Street. 10 Security and references Malibu 3700; 1970 C o s ie r lor each and a self-addressed BOOKFCRCNEOhi MANCHESTER- Retail, Alliances that you enter Into -5. required. 643-2693 for appoint­ New Yorker 3650. The atoive envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. VEMTRIU30UI6M. storage, and/or manufac­ 1971 PONTIAC LE MANS - Box 489, Radio City Station, now should prove of great Can still be had ment. may be seen at the Savings Two door hardtop. 356V-8. advantage to both you and your TAG SALE - May 26 £ 27,10-4. ------turing space. 2,000 square feet Bank of Manchester, Main N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify to 50,(X)0 square feet. Very P.S. Automatic. Radio. Vinyl birth sign. counterpart. Each will be quite free and used articles. GENTLEMAN - Central. Next Street, Manchester. top. 31500. 6462880. lucky for the other. rpn’s clothes tovs 182 to shower. Parking. Call 649- reasonable. , , ^ Brokers „ CANCER (June 21-July 22) The ita neighborhood i time Is now ripe for you to PISCES (Fob. 26tMatch 29) If a 1977 FORD PINTO 1969 CAMARO - Automatic, close situations that mean you’ve been thinking of Imple­ .. KSSSS RUNABOUT- ExceUent con­ small V-8. Asking 3700. 646 something to you financially. menting some changes to Im­ Apartmanta For Rant 83 dition. Plus extras! Asking TAG SALE- 187 Woodbridge 25X70 MAIN STREET 0577. Take advantage of matters prove your basic lifestyle, now 32350. Call 289-6617 after 5 Is the time to do It. Strike while Street, Manchester. 10 til ? STORE. Located near Savings while luck Is In your corner. Sponsored by: United LOOKING for anything in real p.m. 1974 FORD MUSTANG II LEO (July 26Aug. 22) Valuable the Iron Is hot. Pentecostal Church Youth estate rental - apartments, Bank of Manchester. For A R IE S (March 21-Aprll 19) details, call: Group I, Zinsser MACH I - air conditioning, contacts can be made at this Group. homes, multmle dwellings? 1970 NOVA - Parts for sale. 6 time through persons you'll get Changes are developing that Agency, 6461511. FM radio, ralley. wheels, 53,- should be of benefit to you PIO' TAG No fees. Call j !d . Real Estate cylinder. Body in good condi­ 000 miles. Call 6462567. to know socially. Be a joiner. eWAUJ Associates, Inc. 6461980. tion. Good tires. & tra parts. Involve yourself with groups. socially. Even If you are already Doga-BIrda-Pata Call after 5 PM. 5263294. Trucka for Sale VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sspt.22) popular, you ain't seen nothin' APARTMENT and HOUSES SINRLE OFFICE You're entering a lucky yet. For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ achievement cycle, so set lofty TAURUS (April 26M ay 29) New Short Riba — Frank Hill A COMPLETE BOARDING NOVA 1968 & 1970 parts for 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN tals In all Areas, Prices and goals and pursue them vigor­ opportunities are stirring that KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. FOR RENT sale. Good running condition. window van. Excellent condi­ T L I^ MBNA/ IWSTAMT . Dog Bathing ana room ing. Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, 283 engine. 3 speed. Call after ously. Don't be afraid to think could help you add to your tion. Very low mileage. (Cap­ big. resources. Breaks will come For reservations, please call 2365646. Small Fee. 5 PM. S263M tains chairs. Stereo and Canine Holiday Inne, 200 LIBRA (Sept. 260et. 23) Cir­ through persons you already GARAGE SALE! includes all utilities and cassette. Radials. 4269481. cumstances could not begin to know. Sheldon Road, Manchester. 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT 1975 FORD GRANDA- 4 door, 6465971. Air Conditioning. Central For rent. 3250 monthly, with power steering and brakes. 1977 CHEVY 1/2 TON heat. Mr. Philbrick, Philbrick location. Air, radials. 3(S engine. 32500. PICKUP- Customized. A ^ n g Barry’a World — Jim Barry • NOW IS THE TIME TWO YEAR OLD AFGHAN Agency, 646-4200. Call 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 1 5 Plank Lane, Glastonbury. 34500 or best offer. Call 846 To cloan out your attic, collar or houao and gat extra money for all thoea Hound for sale. Excellent pet. 6367181. 9261 before noon, or after 6 350. 649-6404. Best to call UNHEATED 3 1/2 Room - p.m. colloctablea that aomebody elaa may want, and be willing to pay fori before 2:30 PM. Available June 1st. Adults on­ FORD TORINO SQUIRE ly. References, no pets. Raaort Property WAGON 1971- Mechanically Motoroyelaa-Bleyelaa P U P P IE S - L a b r a d o r Appliances furnished. Securi­ For Rant sound. Air, power brakes and e THE HERALD IS THE PLACE Retreiver. No papers. Call ty. Call 6467279 after 5 PM. steering. 3925. Call 649-5186. MOTORCYCLE after 5 PM. 64694'74. DUE TO CANCELLA’nON- INSURANCE- Lowest Rates To advertlao that Tag or Oarage Sale, doni over look your home town paper 454 MAIN STREET- Second Cottage available 1972 AUDL IOO LS- 4 door. 4 Available! Immediate Bin­ lor the beat roeulta. FOR A S LITTLE A S O N LY 14.95, YO U C A N RUN Y O U R 15 AKC SHELTIE - Sable and floor. 3 Room Heated Apart­ Charlestown, R.I., for July speed. A/C. Good body. 31500. ding. Sunny Day Option. Call WORD AD FOR 3 DAYSI For ONLY 52.00* you can advortleo H in our Sunday white male pup. Champion ment. No appliances, no pets. 3800. 5 minutes from beach. CM 6469151, alter 5 p.m. Joan, 6461126. SSavar, which goea to every home In Manchaeter, Olaatonbury and Eaat Hart- quality and temperament. 643- $225 monthly. Call 6, 9 All utilities, including dis-. 7268. to 5. hwasher, dryer. Well fur­ lordl *(IW u* rnUM I iM I « in IWn k n* bW) 1976 CHEVROLET NOVA- 8 FOR COMPETITIVE nished, large deck. Sleeps 6. cylinder, automatic, power MOTORCYCLE SHELTIE PUPPIES- AKC M A N C H ESTER - M ain Call 6 4 6 2 ^ . steering. Excellent condition. INSURANCE- Call the We will give you 2 Tag Sale Registered. Fluffly .white Street, 2 and 3 rooms. H eat^, 32695. 6461322, after

come In and place your ad In peraoni complete Vet checked. Call 7047. very near lake. From now to 1974 DODGE WAGON- 6 3 6 5 ^ , or 6463897. October. 3100 weekly. 647- Automatic, air conditioning, LIVE-IN SITTER in exchange 1145. power steering, power brakes. FREE K m E N S - 8 weeks for low rent. One cl' »,500 miles. 31400. 6466145 old. Mother calico, Father accepted. Large 5 room apart- Wanted to Rant after 5:30 p.m. Tabby. Litter box trained. 646 mentt with poolpool. Call after 4 6205 after 6 PM. PM., 6467244. WANTED- Apartment for 2 working girls- 2 bedrooms. REGISTERED LEOPARD VERNON- 4 room apartment CaU 6 3 M l» after 6:00 p.m. APALLOOSA GELDING-16.3 ' in 2 family bouse. Convenient h e n e r a t & hands broke, 4 years old. Call rural location. 3215 monthly, 5 6365630. includes beat, hot water and appliances. 647-1113 after 6:30 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FREE TO GOOD HOME- p.m. Beautiful male Irish Setter, 3 vears old. Needs tender, 0 4 3 -2 7 1 1 . ask for Tina or Joe loving care. Call 649-4393.