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Rainy, cool today, high 4045. Con­ Area news .. 12, 13 Family...... 7 siderable cloudiness tonight, Tuesday, Classified 14, 15, 16 MACC news...... 3 chance of showers or snow flurries. Owning IferaUi Comics__ :... 17 MCC calender ... 6 Lows tonight 35-40, highs Tuesday 45- “The Bright One Dear Abby...... 17 Obituaries ...... 18 50. National weather forecast map on Editoriai ...... 4 Sports...... 8, 9 Page 15. ■ EIGHTEEN PAGES MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. APRIL 26. 1976- VOL. XCV. No. 176 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Democrats mount blitz ;s k- . t ' -"/f' for Pennsylvania votes i', 11 ' * Mh By GENE BERNHARDT corporations to send American jobs appeal for Thursday night (CBS) but I'nilc'il Press Iiilernulionul abroad," he said, citing a cutback at a poor showing in Tuesday's primary Henry Jackson, Jimmy Carter and the Harrisburg plant from 800 jobs to could reduce the value of that one. fv 400 ‘chiefly because of severe com­ All four candidates, plus Sen. Morris Udall mounted an election- eve handshaking and TV advertising petition.from imports." Frank Church of Idaho who is not biitz to capture Tuesday's crucial Jackson said an independent study entered in the Pennsylvania primary, iL't 1 Pennsylvania primary. commissioned by tbe State Depart­ during a televised interview (ABC's ment “concluded that multinational Carter and Jackson were thought Issues and Answers) broadcast Sun­ to be in a dead-heat for the statewide coporations exported over 1 million day from Philadelphia blamed the popularity vote while the Washington American jobs between 1966 and lack of federal matching funds for 1973." State Senator was expected to cap­ crippling their campaign efforts. ture a majority of the 134 delegates Carter, meantime, scheduled a Udall and Jackson particularly at stake. Udall mounted an intensive speech at the Liberty Bell before criticized President Ford for his drive in an effort to finish at least se­ traveling to visit a plant in Allentown threat to veto a restructured cam­ cond in the preferential vote. and make a speech at the University paign reform bill that is expected to Alabama Gov. George Wallace is of Scranton. clear Congress and go to the White the fourth Democratic candidate but Udall was handshaking on street House by the end of this week. bas done little campaigning in the corners in Philadelphia, Erie and Even if Ford signs the measure, Johnstown before an evening state and is expected to finish fourth. matching funds will not How again President Ford is the lone entry in Democratic rally in Pittsburgh and a until Ford nominates six members to the Republican primary. scheduled fundraising appeal on the reorganized Federal Election Jackson, noting that imports have national television (ABC) tonight. He Commission and the Senate confirms scheduled another five-minute cut deeply into Kaystone State in­ them. dustries, proposed eliminating some tax breaks given American businesses which operate from abroad. Portuguese socialists Gold medal winner displays award He toured the Harrisburg Steel Co. and said if elected he would Edward Bushnell of Manchester shows off the ribbon designating him as a gold medal eliminate tax deferrals on foreign in­ fall short of majority winner at the Manpex — 76 exhibit held Saturday and Sunday at filing Junior High School. come of U.S. businesses and modify Bushnell won for his display of first issue U.S. Revenue stamps. Looking on are, from left, the foreign tax credit to change the LISBON, Portugal (UPl) - The threatening a new political crisis. Jerry Caron, of South Windsor, show chairman; and Robert Deming, president of the dollar-for-dollar credit to a simple Socialists took a solid lead today in Even as the results were pouring in. Manchester Philatelic Society. Richard Hooper of Manchester, a first-time exhibitor, also deduction for foreign taxes paid. Portugal's first free legislative elec­ squabbling broke out among party "The tax laws that deal with mul­ tions in half a century but fell short leaders over tbe shape of Portugal’s won a gold medal at the event which drew close to 2,500 viewers. The International exhibit tinational corporation encourage our will be held May 29-June 6 in Philadelphia. (Herald photo by Dunn) of the majority they wanted in order future government. to rule alone. ' Socialist leader Mario Soares in­ With more than 80 per cent of the sisted his party would either rule votes counted, the Socialists had 35 alone as a minority government or go per cent of the vote for an 11 per cent into opposition. o l Presidential hopeful backers busy margin over their nearest com­ Francisco sa Carneiro, leader of petitor, the left-of-center Popular the left-of-center Popular Democrats. Democrats, demanded an immediate on eve of local Democratic caucus The Socialist climb was matched cabinet reshuffle and ouster of Com­ munists from the current coalition. •*.V SO L |{. (;oiiL ,\ on the right by the conservative Center Democratic Social party Communist leader Alvaro Cunhal With M anchester's caucus of to a subsequent June 12 Rep. Dave Barry, State Rep. Fran John Pelkey and James Cunningham. said that would be unconstitutional. Dr. Walter Schardt, coordinator of squeezing past the Communists for registered Democrats only a day Congressional District convention, Mahoney, Town Director Phyllis third place. With most precincts in The party leaders spoke at news the effort for Sen. Frank Church, said away (Tuesday at 8 p.m. at where delegates will be chosen to the Jackston, Town Clerk Edward conservative northern Portugal left conferences that lasted until dawn as the Idaho senator's name definitely Manchester High School), backers of Democratic National ■ Convention. Tomkiel and Deputy Shrift Clarence to report, both the conservatives and early returns made it increasingly will be on the May 11 preferrential Democratic presidential hopefuls are Conventions will be held in all six Foley. We also have Dtttrict the (Jommunists were in the 15 per evident that the 6.5 million voters primary, but Robert Chisholm, who intensifying their efforts on behalf of Congressional Districts, where 51 Chairmen Alfred Campbell, Joseph cent of the vote range. would pick no clear winner. their candidates. delegates will be named to the July Gervais, Pascal Mastrangelo, Frank is heading the Fred Harris drive, The indecisive results in elections Tuesday's caucus is to choose national convention. Stamler and other leading town said no effort will be made to place his candidate’s name on the ballot. slates of 21 or more delegates for The national delegates will be Democrats, who have the know how chosen in the same proportion as the in any type of election." Dr. Schardt is seeking registered each of the candidates whose names A will appear on the May 11 results of the May 11 primary bear to The uncommitted Democrats at Democrats interested in the Church Democratic primary, plus a slate lor the total vote cast that day in all 169 their meetings stress getting out the candidacy and in being on his 21- those Democrats uncommitted to towns in.Connecticut. vote. delegate slate to call him (Dr. any candidate. Because of the com plicated Most of them feel the uncommitted Schardt) at 649-0320 or 649-6110, or at­ News summary Actually, votes will be east May 11 process evolved for the preferrential delegates to the Democratic tend Tuesday night's caucus. for the slates of delegates (with the primary and for the eventual naming National Convention in New York Active committees have been of 51 national delegates, party of­ tthis smmer will play a big role in working on behalf of Jimmy Carter, designation shown for who their can­ Compiled from United Press inlernationai didate. is). By Democratic rules, any ficials are taking the process step by electing tbe Democratic nominee for Henry Jackson, Ellen McCormack slate that doesn't get at least 15 per step, with the first step Tuesday president, said Sullivan. Wbat he and Morris Udall and are preparing cent of the votes cast will have its night's caucus, when 21-delegate didn't say but wbat has become com­ delegate slates, votes taken from it and given to the slates are named for each candidate mon knowledge is that most of the L. Spencer Cain, coordinator for uncommitted slate. and the non-candidates. uncommitted are ready to back Sen. the Udall campaign, said a slate of 26 State curfew to keep students off the Each slate (including the uncom­ John J. Sullivan, temporary Hubert Humphrey is he becomes a delegates will be chosen Tuesday on streets at night, behalf of the Arizona congressman. mitted) which receives at least 15 coodinator for the uncommitted candidate. WESTPORT - The United Other leading Democrats urging an He invites all those interested to at­ BOSTON — A “combat unit” per cent of the votes cast May 11 is Democrats, said, "We are loaded States should have intervened guaranteed delegate representation with talent. uncommitted slate are: Barbara tend Tuesday's caucus. of tbe New World Liberation Cain announced the appointment of on behalf of forces fighting Front claimed responsibility “We have top vote getters in State Coleman, Charles Boggini, James Cuban-backed troops which Reardon, Nicholas Jackston, Thomas the following chairmen of groups for the bombing of the Suffolk who may be contacted for infor­ took over the Afriean nation of County Courthouse last Conran, John R. FitzGerald, David Angola, according to John Golas, James F. McAuley, James mation: Leo Juran and Ed Laski — Thursday. The NWLF claims Businessmen for Udall, Stella Braun Lodge, former ambassador to responsibility for about 35 bom­ Fraser, Mary Gelinas, Alphonse Argentina, in an interview over at race killed; Reale, Raymond Lanzano, James — Senior Citizens for Udall, James bings in California also. the weekend. Murphy, Francis Keefe, John Lynch, Hyland and Karen Laski — Students John Cagianello, Thomas O'Neill, for Udall. Erleen Jacobs Palmer is NEW YORK - About 10,000 youtb dies in crash Janet Bycholski, Richard McCon- coodinator for tbe voting districts National Connecticut motorists owe ville, Roger McDermott, Marin and Shirley Juran is telephone An Andover boy and a Hebron man New York City more than $2 JACKSON, Ga.— A black ex- Farm in Franklin. The accident LeBel, Hugh Ward, Henry Becker, coodinator. were killed in unrelated accidents million in unpaid parking con, Moses Pearson Jr., wbo i happened about noon and the boy died said he hated white people, Sunday. Michael Massey, 11, died at about 2:15 p.m. tickets, according to the Daily . the W.W. Backus Hospital in, News. New York City officials killed three persons and The driver of the race car was wounded 14 others in a two- Norwich about two hours after being Diana Mahaffey, 25, of Newton, N.J, Governors to discuss are reported to be preparing admitted and Philip Morin, 18 was legal action against some of state rampage Saturday night. No charges have been filed against The spree ended when Pearson pronounced dead-on-arrival at her. Police said she panicked after the major offenders. Windham Memorial Hospital. education, air service shot himself to death as police her jeep's accelerator linkage closed in on him. Massey was a spectator at the Tri- became stuck at the end of the three- NEW BRITAIN - Fire and State Four Wheelers race. The FARMINGTON (UPI) - Educa­ the New England Governor’s con- ■ police officials were trying mile course. WASHINGTON - On the course went through the- woods and tion, regional air service and several today to determine a motive ference today. i heels of a decision encouraging fields of the Beckwith Brothers (See Piif!e Eiglileeii) other matters are on the agenda for Five governors were sure they ! for the bombing of a two-story would attend. Gov. Michael S. : house that set off a fire which suburban housing integration, Dukakis of Massachusetts said , gutted the building about 11:25 the Supreme Court today faced developments in strife-torn Boston ' p.m. Saturday. No one was in the issue of admitting blacks to ^Blue law’ changes expected would determine his attendance at the home at the time. white private schools in the combined meeting of the con- ■ arguments by two Virginia schools uring reversal of $5,500 repeal — said she probably would fercnce and its planning arm, the ; Bv PETER A, BROW N both the Democratic and Republican damage judgments agains sign a compromise. New England Regional Commission. Regional HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ leadership, although the issue is a them for refusing to admit ticut Legislature this week appears Opponents of the prohibition Expected to attend were Govs. , nonpartisan one. PROVIDENCE, R.I. - black children. ready to modify and even possibly against Sunday sales, known as the Ella Grasso qf Connecticut, Meldrim ; Senate Majority Leader Joseph 1. Members of the United repeal the state's centuries-old ban "blue laws” because of the color of Thomson of New Hampshire, James i Lieberman, D-New Haven, will in­ Steelworkers Local 16031 began WASHINGTON —Americans j on sale of most consumer goods on troduce an amendment similar to the the paper on which they originally Longley of Maine, Philip Noel of j to return to work today, ending spend about 10 per cent of their i Sundays. one that lost in the House which is were written, say the current law is Rhode Island, and Thomas Salmon o f; a bitter strike that lasted seven income on health care, and ■ The House last week passed a total aimed at allowing smaller stores to unenforceable. Vermont. : and a half months at the hospitalization costs three | repeal of the statute after narrowly open, but insuring the giants remain “One of the reasons I probably will Gorham silver plant. The times as much as it did 10 ' defeating a compromise that would closed. vote for repeal is that the laws are .Staff aides said there was no par­ members voted unanimously have modified the law to allow those impossible to enforce," said Senate ticular significance to the selection . years ago, according to a White 1 Sunday to accept a 28-month places of business with five or fewer ' Senate President Pro Tern Joseph Minority Leader Lewis B. Rome, D- of the site, although the conference i House Council on Wage and ( employes to operate on Sunday. Fauliso, D-Hartford, has lor years Bloomfield. has not met in Connecticut in recent | contract, Price Stability report released ; "I'm optimistic about total opposed changing the laws. But he in­ Police in some towns enforce the years. They said it was part of an ef­ Sunday. 1 repeal, " said Sen. Louis Ciccarello, dicated he was waiting to see prohibition against Sunday sales fort to increase the group's visibility, j BOSTON — Two students D-Norwalk, who chairs the proposed compromises before while in other communities they do The meeting was scheduled for 10 j were arrested today when International legislature's General Laws Com­ making a decision. not, he said. a m., with an executive session at the j about 100 pupils refused to mittee, which authored the proposal. Action by the Senate, which killed Barney House, and a business i enter South Boston High School MOSCOW — Defense I “It has the best chance this year that the bill decisively last year, will Those arguing against the change meeting alter lunch to cover: on Jerome Winegar’s first of­ Minister Marshal Andrei A. j it ever has.” probably come this week, perhaps say they are worried about the — Review of the New England ficial day as headmaster of the Grechko, credited with giving j But Sen. George W. Hannon, D- today, as the legislature scurries to prospect of workers being forced to Board of Higher Education's racially tense school. School the Soviet Union military pari- 1 East Hartford, doesn't see , it that meet the constitutionally imposed. report on Sunday, a day they say program to make it easier for resumed today after a week- ty with the United States, died j way. May 5, adjournment date. should be reserved for the family. students to take programs at other long spring vacation punc­ unexpectedly today at the age | "The House version has little Gov. Ella T. Grasso has declined to The laws were originated by the state schools in the region. tuated by violence which of 72. No cause was listed for j chance of passage; we’ll probably say if she will sign the bill, but an ad­ Puritan settlers of New Haven more — Possible subsidies for air service spurred a call by City Council his death in the brief govern- j or Christopher lannella for a ment announcement. 1 wind up passing an amendment to ministration source — indicating the than three centuries ago because of to small airports. I open it up in some areas," he said. governor thought there was little the biblical injunction against — Ideas to attract new industry to Opposing repeal are members of chance the Senate would approve working on the Sabbath. > the region. '\_ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon., April 26, 1976— PAGE THREE PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 26, 1976

We would like to share pounds per box. Next clothing drive will be next ?/««*ik e^ee e J .y\enne\ < e , with you what is discussed MACC news at a typical board of direc­ fall. The CWS Clothing TUES. OHLY! Police seek armed robber A n n e F l y n n -v^MOiHPROOF let us help tors’ meeting of the con­ Appeal truck will arrive "CHAMPIONSHIP CARE the first week in October The "Blazing Saddles" 7:10-9:10 ference. At the April 21 A knife-wielding man, still being UA East 1 - "All the FOR THE PAMPERED PET SET’ w board meeting 18 clergy be packed and securely and the Bishop Clothing you moth proof! Richard P. Vanhoudt, 21, of 22D emergency call. No charges were President’s Men” 7:00-9:25 Cinema 2 — "Sherlock Brotherhood Week in Relief Collection follows hoicest Meats In Toim\ sought by police, held up the Dairy Jefferson St. was in satisfactory con­ lodged; no one was hurt; the am­ UA East 2 — “ Robin and Holmes’ Smarter Brother " and lay people met for an February 1977. tied and left at Concordia • moth balls or flakes • vaporizers hour and half over lunch at soon after. If you’re Mart store at 368 Spencer St. Satur­ dition today at Manchester Memorial bulance continued to the call. Marian" 7:00-9:15 7:30-9:30 Announces Its Spring Dealing with the Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin • crystals or nuggets • vaporizer relills day night, saying “I wouldn’t do this Showcase Cinema 1 — "One Center Congregational St., Thursday and Friday, thinking of sorting through Bogner Hospital, suffering frqm injuries in a • A one-car accident at about 2 UA East 3— "Front Page ” problem of the availability • moth cakes • storage bags if it wasn't necessary.” 7:10: "Gable and Lombard " Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" PET OBEDIENCE CLASSES Church. Reports were between 9 «on. and 3 p.m. and disposing, now is the traffic accident Saturday night, a.m. Saturday in which a car driven of grocery shopping in the time. Take a look tonight Manchester Police said the inci­ authorities said. by Louis M. Cherrone, 25, of East 9:00 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:35 given by the chairpersons downtown area for the and 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. You BEEF • garment bags dent, which occurred at about 8:20 Burnside I — "Family Plot" Showcase Cinema 2— “Bad April 28th., Wed 7:00 P.M. of the four divisions. can put in school, health and leave them off Hartford hit a curb and rolled over on Nfews Bears'" 2:00-3:50-5:40- elderly was tabled until the p.m., resulted in the theft of $20 in Vanhoudt, a motorcylist, was hurt 7:20-9:30 Elaine Holcomb and sewing kits as well as tomorrow. Church Women “ ice hauc every little thing" Spencer St. Cherrone, who wasn’t 7:35-9:45 next meeting because of United will be helping with FRANKS- lb cash. after a collision involving a car hurt, was charged with driving while Burnside 2 — 'Dog Day CALL 649 0079 For More Information reported that the Division layettes, baby. blankets, (Sorry - 5 lb. Limit) Afternoon" 7:00-9:20 Showcase Cinema 3 — lack of time. packing. The store clerk told police the driven by Louise G. Spelas, 35, of under the influence of liquor. Court "L ipstick" 2:00-4:00-6:00- of Christian Unity is co­ and new children’s clothes Manchester Drive-In — RTE 44A 1/2 MU# E at ol Bolton L»kt BOLTON May Fellowship Day — robber entered the store, came to the Stafford Springs. date is May 18. "Blazing Saddles " 8:00; "The 8 :00- 10:00 sponsoring with the Divi­ Noliees and sweaters and hats. counter and asked for $20 from the Showcase Cinema 4 — sion of Special Ministries a CWS Clothing Appeal — Kits must be packed by May 7 at noon at South „ Gang That Couldn't Shoot United Methodist Church. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET -AinpA cash register. / Ms. Spelas was charged with Arrests made by Manchester Straight" 9:30 "Duches and the Dirtwater Hymnalong May 2 from 2 Don’t forget to finish category in sturdy card­ IP th e ni'i’QcIa of mom rtrsit There will be a salad The clerk asked what the man driving while under the influence of Police included that of James. M. Vernon Cinema I — Fox" 2:15-4:40-7:10-9:25 The Manchester Evening Herald prints to 5 p.m. People will looking through your board boxes with type of 3 17 Highland Streat downtown monchesUr^ meant, and the robber pulled a knife liquor. Charges are expected to be gather in the Concordia kit listed, number of luncheon and free baby­ Smith, 51, of 22C Channing Dr., more Manchester news than any other closets. AH clothing must Manchester • 646-4277 from his pocket and displayed it the lodged against Vanhoudt when he is Lutheran Church parking pounds and no more than 30 sitting. charged Saturday night with third- newspaper. clerk. released from the hospital, police degree assault and intoxication, after lot and then visit convales­ The clerk complied with the de­ said. Court date is May 11. a domestic disturbance. Court date is cent homes and sing with mand for $20. and the man turned and May 17. the people there. Ambrose walked away. As he left the store, he Other weekend accidents in­ About town Diehl is organizing the turned after offered his explanation vestigated by Manchester Police in­ Thefts reported over the weekend radio ministry; 60 second for the holdup. cluded: included: spots are heard each mor­ Police said the man was described • A Saturday night accident at • Shoplifting of two Citizen Band ning on WINF between 6:10 as a white male, in his early to mid- Main St. and Middle Ipke. involving radios, valued at about $240, from and 6:25. 20s, about 150 pounds, five-foot-eight, an ambulance and a car. Police said Radio Shack, Manchester Shopping The Junior High Forum Let’s GrowTogether! Mary Haiderman wearing a blue knit hat, a blue coat a Manchester Ambulance Service reported on the work of the Parkade, on Saturday afternoon. of North United Methodist You're looking for growth Degree programs available. Summer Graduate Pro­ and light blue pants. vehicle driven by Kurt Hassett, 19, of Police said three men apparently Church will meet Tuesday and so are we. That's why grams in Education and Division of Christian Police, called to the store minutes 60 Benton St. was in collision with a Non-degree students Education. A comparative concealed the radios in a laundry at 7 p.m. at the church. you'll find a variety of welcome. Human Services after the holdup, searched the area car driven by Bruce S. Beck, 29, of 58 basket and fled by automobile before tirne frames and new religion course will be Morning Courses- Five week session )une 28 unsuccessfully. A suspect hitchhiking E. Middle Tpke., at about 11:45 p.m. they could be apprehended. The Good News Club will approaches to Graduate to July 30 (including offered at the high school on Center St. a short time later, but Study in Education and day workshops Police said the crash occurred as the • Shoplifting at about $30 in meet Tuesday at 3:15 p.m. and institutes. evening courses). in the fall; they are still he was released after a search. ambulance was en route to an building supplies by two men at the in the chapel of Emanuel Human Services at the Three week session August trying to get a course on University of Hartford. Evening Courses: a ndw W. G. Gienney Lumber Co., No. Main Lutheran Church. offering of two evenings a 2 to August 20. the Bible — the Bible as St., on Saturday afternoon. week for five weeks to Workshops and Institutes history or as literature. allow for summer job of two, three and four Barbara Baker, Today’s thought situations. weeks are scheduled \vilhin chairperson for the Special those dates. Ministries Division, said •nnrr'"'*' Registration is now open. that Manchester Hospital God of our forbears, you made types. We need them. Ice C ream Send for course schedules is advertising for a some people especially able to We have come to a time when Co., In c. or call 243-4696. chaplain; applicants are shoulder the burdens of ad­ everybody is a leader, and nobody is College of Education being screeneil by the Rev. ministering justice, leading a leader. Keep us from discounting a University of Hartford 200 Bloomfield Avenue Earle Custer and the Rev. pilgrimages, establishing schools and gentle style; prevent our easy "Manufacturers of Orfitelli's Banquet Spumoni" West Hartford, C T 06117 Dr. Felix Davis. Phoning to the elderly is being hospitals: so that compassion and capitulation to publicity. Support 27 Warren Street. Manchester Phone 649-5358 For information on undergraduate and graduate offeringsin other fields, call 243-4371. love would have a sweeping presence abundantly those on whom we lay Plant Hours: Dally 8 to 5; Sat. 8 to 1; Closed Sunday: organized through some of here. heavy responsibility, for the good of the nuns at East Catholic We give thanks. Lord, for naming your people here and everywhere. Your password High School. people to the roles of pioneer, inven­ Amen. to Quality Jim Powers, co- tor, spokesman, dreamer, innovator. chairman of the Division of Forgive us when we do not im­ Rev. David M. Campbell Ice Cream Social Action, said that the United Methodist Church mediately appreciate them. Keep We've been serving Manchester and surrounding group is arranging educa­ sending us such brave and special Bolton towns for 45 years, we're not the biggest but strive to tion seminars with the be the besti We use nothing but the linest ingredients, Connecticut Prison so our price might be higher than our competitors. Nice hot baths Association for local Even our Calorie content is higher as more Butter is church groups as one of Windham nurses strike used than average. You be the judge, try one ol our 30 Replace the old water their regular programs. or more flavors from your local toed store. In our family heater in your home with the Plans for the Interfaith products, enjoy Orlilelll's Spumoni - or Pecan Nut Roll, new AO. SMITH CONSER- Day Camp are well un- or an Ice Cream Cake to complete your dinner. For der-way — financially and now in its^^sixth day coffee lovers; Coffee-Butterscotch, Coflee-Mocha, or VATIONIST” gas water heater. 23r«off. also with volunteers to mediator Friday, broke just plain Coflee-, only naturally ground coffee is used. cars that passed the Since it uses less natural gas work. Teen-agers who WILLIMANTIC (U P D - down with both sides For the Bicentennial, we have Rod, White S Blue, hospital’s two entrances, than most older models, it costs would like to help out for Striking nurses continued agreeing no progress had (Raspberry, Blueberry & Vanilla, all together) real pret­ despite the cool the two middle weeks in their pickets today at been mad.e ty, tastes good tool Comes In hall gallons and slices. up to 23% less to operate. temperatures and the rain. Please call the plant if any questions arise. Improved thermal efficiency: July should call Irene Goss Windham Community “We metdast night .and Negotiator Mary Lou □ Inputs, burner, flue size, baffle and combustion chamber are or Nancy Carr. Memoriai Hospital while Millar said Saturday a they are behind us," Ms. n6 negotiations were strike fund had been set up Millar said of the nurses. custom-designed to produce maximum heat from gas burned. scheduled in the six-day and the nonsupervisory “It looks like it is going to □ Flame pattern spreads evenly over bottom for maximum walkout. .AhsociuU' I’rogrunis nurses were preparing for be a long strike and we are heating efficiency. Manchester Council on The 70 nurses, members getting ready tor it. ” f!'Cr$F>4jB3e.V]ce'ii.t»5.*B'Lr7734'.*' DON THORNTON. C! a long walkout. LO IN F lb e r o ta i-T /a m r. 4$ Elflln mo- 11' T A H IT I Deluxe, 79 Evinrude Se Improved standby efficiency: World Hunger will meet on of the Connecticut Nurses Only emergency patients "Everything is going reefrk, MOO. EVt<0094. I treiler, excellent condition. B L9-7m . 1 2 O LD . e U T GOOD conditioned. OK l □ New, double efficiency insulation surrounds tank to keep in May 6 at the home of Clif­ Association unit 62, iast well.” according to Pat chine^K^k end ctwir, etc. 7129 0 have been admitted since Kane, B2« ford Simpson, 637 Spring Wednesday became the Dye of the hospital, who B elief more heat. the strike began ■ngk St., under the leadership of first in the state to call a Wednesday morning. The said the hospital has main­ □ Improved flue design helps conserve energy. strike against a hospital. Rev. Ronald Fournier. All hospital’s 75 patients were tained adequate services. are welcome to attend. They walked the picket being cared for by super­ The nurses are seeking Every model features a glass-lined tank, covered by lines Sunday, waving at visors and 10 nurses who increased wages, a greater A.O. Smith’s 10-year replacement warranty. For further information, crossed the picket lines. role in determining their Say it where call your plumbing and heatirig contractor or Connecticut Natural duties, and more weekends The first negotiating ses­ Gas in Hartford (525-0111), New Britain (223-2774) or O lh rr luiHiiU'sit sion, Set up by a federal off. C o n v e r t Greenwich (869-6900). The directors voted to send a message of ap­ those reusable items they see NG~r preciation to the Rev. C. into cool cash with lower ller,t Henry Anderson for his a qliick-action Want U ' T l DF many years of service to Ad. ‘ »■ Af It pay^ to stay w ith gas. / HCO. in a his church and the com­ irv ^ 0*57. munity; to support and urge the community to IT’S BABY WEEK at CALDOR Classified AD observe May as “Aging Awareness” month; to Tots; Bubbles support the town Bicenten­ Tonite 2 Funny MovIm from the people who gave you "The Jazz Singer” I' W llh 30-ln. diam eter ©on- J6' M US TAN G F l^ o l a w . 60 I nial Committee in its ef­ and Shortalls ■ UUINB SADDLES -Vhorse! m i l-- n e »e1ed - ahm .eenoov Johnson. P/ut Now Playing^ Last 2 D^ays «12'. curtilns.iBins, storaaajiitoraae in d rest room, [condition. $1.000. 941-2S43. forts to get 10 per cent Ii t u , table,tifile,’ stove.j'tov#: F'arfKtParft condition. )5Vi FT. STARCRAFT Bahama. iS ‘THE OANB THAT COULONT 49,■“ Call after 6 o.m. .Ipower Mercury.Tilt trelter. 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Conn., Mon., April 26, 1976 — PAGE FIVE the group in a fellowship tonight at 7:30 at the respects to the late Mrs. Open forum I About town service. Mrs. Lillian Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Ellen Wilson, a lodge lEaurl|p0tfr Euputu^HrrallJ Christian sexuality to he topic McCann and Mrs. Elsie Main St. to pay their member. Manchester — A City of Village Charm Peterson will serve at St, James meeting Tuesday Friendship Circle, Salva­ refreshments. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Athletic scholarship tion Army, will meet M ttn bf ■ Audit BurMu of Circulatioo Mtmbar. Unitod Press International Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Mrs. Members of the Sunset Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, To the editor, We plan to initiate the award Uiii Venard J. Chapski of bachelor of divinity Paul’s Church, Glaston­ Brig. Jean Seaver will lead Rebekah Lodge will meet Manchester, Conn. 06040, Telephone (203) 643-2711. An athletic scholarship has been school year at graduation. East Hampton will be the degrees from St. Bernard’s bury, since 1970. l-dapartisra timaa - established in the name of Jack Donations should be made out to guest speaker at the St. Seminary and College. He He is a member of the 9:15am 12;15pin 3:46pm Raymond F Rot>inson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor ^ 5:45pm 8:45pm Bosworth at Bolton High School, Jack Bosworth Scholarship Fund and James Home and School received his master of Catholic Theological Socie­ — local dapartura tim ai — ty of America, the National FINAL EXPENSE for Willimantic, DanialMn and which will be an annual award to a forwarded to: Association meeting theology degree in 1970 8:30am '10:40am 2:30pm Providanea, with onward or con­ Opinion"' deserving young man who Tom Crockett Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the St. from St. Bernard’s. He is a Catholic Education 4:45pm 7:45pm necting service to Newport, Fall P.O. Box 727 James School Cafeteria. certified instructor in Association, the adult LIFE INSURANCE for Watarbury. Souttrbury, Dan­ River, New Bedford, Cape Cod exemplifies some of jack's many $500 to $5000* bury, Yonktri, Naw York City point*, Boston & Logan Airport qualities in the fields of athletics and Manchester, Conn. 06040 His topic will be human sexuaiity. education committee of the Thank you for remembering Jack. “Understanding our Chris­ Archidocese of Hartford, . Between Ages 46-87 You'll see more, enjov more - save time, save gas and travel In F U L L CO M FO R T scholarstic achievement. *D*p«ndlng on ago Cultural pride Sincerely, tian Sexuality.” He was d ire c to r of Glastonbury Professional The recipient will be determined NO SALESMAN WILL CALL Dave Dooman A graduate of St. Thomas religious education at St. Group and the Glastonbury by the faculty and principal of the Write and give ui your data of birth. a possible solution Duke Hutchinson Seminary for High School D u n stan ’s C hurch in Ecumenical Education Stop in or phone for schedules & tickets to ail points ptjNEC.nCUT high school. Committee. -or- CALL TOLL FREE: 800-225-1780 BOB'S MOBIL STATION w Tom Crockett and Junior College, Glastonbury from 1970 to He is married and has LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP of BOSTON 427 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St.l — Phone 646-7348 Chanski received his 1972. He has been religious 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02109, Dept. -OB-MH (one block from Keertey St. exit of Interstate 84) ^ A slip of the lip has sunk and required to read a timely What about Harold? bachelor of a rts and education director at St. one child. Venard J. Chanski more than one presidential and authoritative new book on candidate's ship, and if his To the editor. selectmen give substance to the ' r the history and present status Won’t it be nice when Bolton's dis­ rumor. School board to WMi H i coupon and • {7.50 puretiuv. M i coupon and • $ T M purcha*e. \Mitt this coupon Tvwi Hiw a iu ■ « r .9 u puicnMW. remark about "ethnic purity” of America’s white ethnic — posal problem is finally solved and I am not ready to accept that Stop & Shop doesn’t scuttle Jimmie Carter, “Pursuing the American we can all concentrate on other rumor. I know the town has provided it won’t be for want of his Dream,” by Richard Krickus matters. an area for refuse for many years, consider contracts BundiieBee It appears the selectmen have Com Oil rivals trying to make the most (published by Anchor Books, the Andover Disposal Area. Tentative contract Manchester Association of . M i l k taken their time in solving the Margarine Premiiiiii9 ^ l of it. also available in hardcover problem, in fact, it is not solved yet. I believe it should continue to agreements with three Nurses and Dental 20 quart T u iu iS Q * Hygienists and the 1 lb. pkg. Interestingly enough, the from Indiana University It appears also that a good friend to provide an area, but not at Harold’s school employe groups — package 2731 KUrg«Tine| 275 p I S a W iieISoz.box s ^ ^271 B’/iO z.can teachers, nurses and Manchester Association of QoaJMon. Apr.26-8M ..U *y1.U m lon*f*g pwcu*tom*r * cmi people who presumably should Press). many Bolton residents, and a long personal expense, • Good Mon., iW 36-SM- M w 1 L M on* phg p « cuAomw. ^ Good Mon. A> Roast loat j = Oranges sue 1811 labor unions." union requiring its employes to join “Janie (his wife) has been trying Ninth verse of beautiful backgrounds, 99 on request to employes who claim to the union. to find those words for a long time; And when he pulled the stick away Mrs. King has filed suit in the U.S. Imported Swiss Cheese Au*tn*n 89* Florida Fern Plant ^l^^ have been "victimized" by com­ Not only military bases would be she wants to use it in Sunday School. he found poor Abel dead. The Lord made Satan and Satan and start your tradition today ... District Court in Norfolk against made sin. Stop & Shop Bagels .. 65* pulsory union membership affected. When the General Services One reader sent us an unsigned Fourth verse ' d U n n l i l M t Gemini Food Services Inc., Public The Lord made a cubbyhoie to put agreements. Administration hired a contractor to letter with a couple of verses, and it Noah was a carpenter, went ‘Simply Super regular ground beef contains not Serve yourself deli specials Service Employes Local Union 572 of the Satan in, more than 28% of fat. Three other Gemini workers who erect a building on federally owned becomes obvious the words are walking in the dark. the AFL-CIO Laborers International Satan got mad and said he wouldn’t White Gem - Roasted joined the union to keep their jobs land, the contractor's workers could sometimes made to fit a situation. He stumbled on a keg of nails and 8x10 Q)l(rP(rtmit Union of North America, Sidney C. have become coplaintiffs with Mrs. stay. Simply super ground beef is lean, Ragland, president of Gemini, and claim sanctuary from the union shop This version said...“join the Baptist thought, “I’ll build an ark,” fresh, juicy and flavorful every time! E ^ H o t D o g s King in the suit, which charges collu­ by citing the Right to Work law of the Sunday School...” In went the animals two by two. But the Lord said he had to ’cause 7 9 Ernest McNeal, owner of Multi- he couldn’t get away. Tnikcfy Breast lb e S P ^ ' Stops Shop sion between employer and the labor state in which the work was done. That reader also provided us with First came the elephants and then 69 Mack Inc,, another food services stretch your budget union. Foundation attorneys claim Mrs. King is not looking that far one new verse that Paul Marte the kangeroos. 1 1b. pkg. company. ★ ★ ★ with this value. ^ that Virginia's Right to Work law is ahead. She simply wants the right to didn’t have, and another verse Fifth verse Stop & Shop -Vacuum packed Multi-Mack was Mrs. King's applicable to a federal reservation 88( Sun Glory Bacon « *1” employer until July 1, 1975, when decide whether or not to join a union. similar to the Jonah verse, using a Jonah was a fisherman, so goes the Once again on the chorus. Ooooooh- through the Assimilative Crimes Act water Sliced Cold Cuts *„s 39* "It's time to put a stop to it," she second line that said “ ...he bought a Bible tale. “Old folks, young folks, everybody Honey Glazed Ham ? 69* Gemini took over the Fort Monroe of the state code, which provides added lb Bok),. P&P. Olive Of Polish Style Loaf kitchens. Gemini had signed a collec­ said of union shop agreements steerage ticket on a transatlatic He tried to cross the ocean on a come. TUE. WED. THURS. FRI. SAT. Potato Salad (ST- S' 39* Steaks criminal sanction lor allviolations of between employers and unions, made whale...” Faces light up when you bring in this lean tender ham to the table. Beef or Mild Franks « 89* tive bargaining agreement with the law. transatlantic whale. Come to the meetin’ house and 4/27 4/28 4/29 4/30 5/1 Stuffed Peppers S’ *1.19 Public Service Employes Local, and "without even checking with the So, here we go, the verses from The whale, got going faster than make yourselves at home. Merit Tenderlinks" « 69* "It's an interesting case," says a employes. This arrangement *was Paul Marte and the unsigned letter. • Meal textured veg. protein & isolated protein product. Mrs King and her co-workers were Foundation spokesman."It could set Jonah thought was best. Check your hunks of chewin’ gum Tasty treats from our kitchen told they would be fired if they didn't made for the convenience of the Below we have also listed the So Jonah pushed a button — and razors at the door. DAILY 10 A.M. to 8 P.HI. W^GemUS.GradeA- Beef Franks Of Knockwurst JJJSI $’^2* a legal precedent in the enforcement employer, not for me, the employe, " melody. It is the same for verse and 29 join the union when Gemini moved of state Right to Work laws Whoops’ — the whale he did the rest. And I’il tell you Bible stories that Midgst Bologns in. Thus her suit is aimed at Gemini you’ve never heard before.” Gredi Style throughout the United States. If Mrs. and Multi-Mack as well as at the un­ Manchester Parkade Our fish Is a value, tool Virginia is a Right to Work state. King and her fellow plaintiffs win the That is to say, it bans the union shop. ion involved. In the field of collective suit, it could have far-reaching con­ bargaining it takes two parties to MANCHESTER d t i d e e n s But Fort Monroe is a federal reser­ RkePuddBiig sequences in similar cases where Tuibot Fillets vation or enclave, and Right to Work sign away a working stiff's rights. A Whole 2V2-3 lbs Frozen contractors engaged by the federal 21bPkg. Age laws have not been tested in the Meaty, tender Fry or bake using your government have flouted these laws ^ i I n ri J Absolutely delicious. favorite recipe. courts where the federal government by forcing their workers to become and delicious. 8 9 ^ is involved as an employer's contrac­ Fish & Chips i5*1- tual partner. members of unions." Fresh Cheese Pizza LI 49* It could indeed. My legal expertise A thought for the day: American Cut-up or Split >«493 9 Cooked Shrimp JSsSSn ‘Siif *2” At any rate. Mrs. King refused to philosopher Irwin Edman said, "The Delmonico Potatoes 'pfi 69* Pm M & D*««n*d 20 Ol b*Q M M is of the amateur variety, but the eO-TDoou* konn * t join the union and was given the gift of gaiety may itself be the F-SERVICE DEPT STORES Meat Lasagna 1*6 Breasts “ B9i Chicken Wings 59s shnmp *«**-« sack. Her case was taken up by the argument can'be made that any work greatest good fortune, and the most | V t r ^ ^ J Pnc*a •n*c1rv* Mon. Apr 26-S *l. May I In liim n i to *1 ou cuitom*rt. m r*s*rv*Vi* to torn iN e i to I— . packagai ol to,, Uton in t o , »,toi, tottottoto* nrttoj n.m i otototol Icito a no! avtotobto r CIM tou a to «hto w to dttoto. to whotoMton BaMnr totoclv, Mev -Cetototo** '• 8 to, Stoto done by private citizens employed by cjin\a All *9«s: B*bi«s. chlldrvn and adullt. One sitting per tubjcci. Addllional subjects-groups or National Right to Work Legal private contractors on land owned by serious step toward maturity." IndMduals in same lam lly-Sl.OO per subject, proofs-choosc horn finished professional portraits (poses - our selection.) You may select addllional portiaiti offered at reasonable prices. Guaranteed complete saHsfactlon or mortev cheerfully refunded. No haiKtllitg charge. stof t SHOP«. 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MCC Pemberton-Barracliffe College notes Pascone-Tesik calendar Evelyn Mane Gryk, a senior at Manchester Community Assumption College, Worcester, College offers this calendar of Lynn Irene Barraclifle and Mass, is representing her school at events in the interest of the Timothy Steven Pemberton, both of the Bicentennial Symposium on the community. All the MCC Presidency in Washington, D.C. sponsored activities listed Manchester were married April 24 in The symposium will commence below are open to the public Second Congregational Church. and many are free of charge. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. today with a talk by President Gerald In addition to publicizing Edgar H. Barraclifle of 98 W. Middle Ford in the East Room of the White events and activities in­ Want to biiy a car? Tpke, The bridegroom is the son of House. The remainder of the dividually the college hopes Mr. and Mrs, Howard C. Pemberton program will be held at the Sheraton- that calendar will serve as a of 49 Ridge St. Arlington with Elliott Richardson reminder of all that is and Hubert Humphrey among the list available at Manchester Com­ The Rev. Bernard Killeen of St. James Church and Rev. Dr. Felix M. of speakers. munity College. Miss Gryk is the daughter of Atty. The MCC staff looks Davis of the Second Congregational and Mrs, Anthony J. Gryk of 55 forward to seeing you on cam­ Church performed the double-ring pus and at the various events. ceremony. Highwood Dr. She is a political Call 646-2137 for further infor­ The bride, was given in marriage science major and is planning to at­ mation on any of the ac­ by her brother Roland Barraclifle of tend law school in the fall. tivities. Lancaster, N.H. She wore a white satin empire gown was designed with Arthur J. StefanelH Jr. of Tuesday, April 27 .scoop neckline and train, A lace illu­ Manchester received the Rensselaer •Luncheon, noon, Student sion veil was arranged from a silk Polytechnic Institute Board of Center. Trustees Award at the President’s •Dinner, 6 p.m.. Student bow. She carried a bouquet of Awards Ceremony held recently. Center. miniature cahnations, stephanotis and baby's breath. Stefanelli who participated in the un­ Wednesday, April 28 iversity's Reserve Officers Training Miss Lisa Trombly of Manchester •Luncheon, noon. Student Corps program (Navy) is a senior was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Center. majoring in electrical engineering. Golf vs. Middlesex & Tunxis were Mrs. Richard Barracnife of Manchester, the bride’s sister-in- C.C., Tallwood C.C., 1 p.m. Halene M. Burnett, daughter of •Dinner, 6 p.m.. Student law; Miss Marianne Pemberton of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Burnett of 16 Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. Center. * t. Berkley St. was graduated'in March Lecture, Acupressure, 7 Miss Deborah Mooney of from Post Junior College in Water- p.m.. Student Center, free. Middlebury, Vt, the bridegroom’s bury with an associate's degree in cousin was junior bridesmaid. Thursday, .April 29 fashion merchandising. •Luncheon, noon. Student Ralph Pemberton, the She was graduated from East Center. bridegroom’s brother, of East Hart­ Catholic High School in 1973. She is Hartford IVational win ford, was best man. Ushers were now assistant manager for Weather- Friday, April 30 Richard T. Barracliffe of vane Stores in Methuen, Mass. Breakfast, 7:30 a.m.. Stu­ Manchester, the bride’s brother; dent Center. William Gauruder, of Vernon and Young Photo Speaker on Women & Membership award Labor, noon. Women’s Center, Bruce Boland of Manchester. Mrs. John C. Pascone Tennis vs. Leicester Jr. Dr. Amos E, Friend of Manchester The bride’s niece, Miss Dawn College, Manchester Racquet is one of nine physicians who will be Barracliffe of Manchester was Naylor photo Club, 2:30 p.m. honored Tuesday at the 184th annual Maryanne Tesik of Manchester and O’Brien officiated. floWer girl and Steven Hill the Women's Softball vs. LOAN YOtJ THE C A ai Mrs. Tim othy S. Pemberton meeting of the Connecticut State John C. Pascone of Hartford were Miss Susan M. Tesik of Manchester Leicester Jr. College, Nike bride's second cousin was ring Medical Society in the Terrace Room married April 24 at St. James Church served as maid of honor. Richard Field, 3 p.m. bearer. of the Hartford Hilton Hotel. in Manchester. Delorso of Hartford served as best Duplicate Bridge, 7:45 p.m., A reception was held at will reside in Manchester. Memorial Hospital, and Mr. Pember­ He will receive a fifty year The bride is the daughter of Mr. man. Open and Novice, HR 101-103. Manchester Country Club, after Mrs. Pemberton is a Licensed ton is employed at Hamilton Stan­ membership award. and Mrs. Paul F. Tesik of A reception was held at the Garden which the couple left for Aruba. They Practical Nurse at Manchester dard Electronics Systems. Saturday, May 1 AND GIVE YOU AOIFT! Manchester. The bridegroom is the Grove in Manchester, alter which the couple left for Mexico. They will Women's Softball vs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Pascone ■ Housatonic, 10:30 a.m. We’ve got instalment loan funds available to help you purchase g’ifts for you to choose from when you take out a new instalment of Hartford. reside in Rocky Hill. Tennis vs. Central C.C., 11 that new car you’ve been thinking about—or to help you with any loan! Servicem en The Rt. Rev. Msgr. James J. Mrs. Pascone is employed by a.m. Society for Savings in Hartford. Baseball vs. Housatonic, 11 other worthwhile project or product. Here’s How to Get Your Gift! All you hav e to do is borrow a.m. We believe that the economy is rolling again and that now’s A 1973 graduate of Rockville High Duplicate Bridge, Open, 1 $2,000 or more for 18 months or m ore-and decide which gift you Air National Guard Airman Dennis Hogan-Lavigne School, she attended Merced (Calif.) p.m., HR 102. the time to make those expenditui’es you postponed last year. want. When youi* loan is approved, w'e’ll deliver the gift you choose W. DeLisle, son of Mr.and Mrs. Engaged Outdoor Concert, 8-12 p.m. And to encourage you to act now, we’ve got a collection of gi'eat Walter 11. DeLisle of 173 Doming St. College, Her husband, Fernando S. "Parallel View," 8 p.m.. right to your home. Limit, one per customer. has graduated at Lackland AFB, Caceres, is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Main Campus Auditorium. Tex. from Air F'orce basic training. Amador Caceres of Daly City, Calif. Shelley Lavigne of Honolulu, He will now be assigned to Chahute Hawaii and Pfc. Patrick Hogan of Keith-Gaffney Monday, ,May 3 C. CENTER HARBOR AFB, 111., for specialized training in Robert M. Szarek, son of Mrs. Bar­ •Luncheon, Student Center, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, were bara H. Szarek of 72 Maple St., A. BLACK & DECKER WARM-UP SUITS. A pair the vehicle maintenance field. noon. ^>Barr|Tied Jan. 25 at the Ilikai Hotel in Ellington, was promoted to sergeant The engagement of Miss Robin from South Windsor High School in CIRCULAR SAW. Double insulated, of 100'^ Acrylic Airman DeLisle attended Registration, 9 a.m.-noon warm-up suits, Honolulu. in the U. S. Air Force. Denise Keith to Edward M. Gaffney 1975. She is employed by Green and 4-7 p.m.. Main Campus T'/j" “Value-Plus” saw makes bevel Manchester High School. His wife, men’s or ladies’, Alvina, is the daughter of Mr. and Sgt. Szarek is assigned at Griffiss Jr., both of Manchester, has been an­ Lodge in Manchester. Auditorium. cuts to 45°, needs no "proundinff” for The bride is the daughter of Mr. safe operation. in bright Mrs. Richard Moquin of Manchester. AFB, N.Y. as an electronic warfare nounced by her parents, Mr. and Her fiance was graduated from •All meals are prepared by and Mrs. Joseph 0 . Lavigne of 939 students in the Cook & Baker royal blue systems specialist. He is a member Mrs. Robert Franklin of 485 Nevers Manchester High School in 1968. He Foster St., South Windsor. Pfc. Training or Hotel Food Ser­ with red Bonnie J. Caceres, daughter of Mr. of the Strategic Air Command. Rd., South Windsor. is self-employed by Sunshine Con­ vice Management programs. and white Hogan is the son of- Mrs. Patrick and Mrs. Jacob Tierney of 721 Dart The sergeant, whose father, Mr. Gaffney is the son of Mr. and tractors. trim. They are held in the Food Ser­ Hogan of Hawaii Kai, Hawaii and the Hill Rd., Rockville, has been Leonard F. Szarek Sr., lives at 171 Mrs. Edward M. Gaffney Sr. of 24 S. The couple is planning a June 12 vice Dining Room. Tickets late Patrick Hogan. promoted to sergeant in the U. S. Air High St., Rockville, is a 1973 Hawthorne St. wedding. may be purchased at the The couple are residing in Force. Sgt. Caceres, an instructional graduate of Ellington High School. The bride-elect was graduated college bookstore. .A systems development administrative Waianae, Hawaii. His wife, Jane, is the daughter of Mr. l*fc. uiul Mrs. I’alrick llop;iiii clerk, is assigned to a unit of the and Mrs. Fred Schneider of Strategic Air Command at Castle Rockville. AFB, Calif. D. EMERSON 6-BAND PORTABLE RADIO. Pinochle Multi-liaiul AM/FM tran- B. BLACK & DECKER COMBINATION. si.storized jwrtable, AC or scores Double gift! 2-speed Jigsaw Kit aiid V’ 2-speed DC operatioFi, with private IN valui Manchester Drill Kit. A ppitable shop every home shoulil have. listening plug. NOTICE MANCHESTER Top scorers in the Manchester Senior Citizens E. EMERSON 8 THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER Pinochle Group game TRACK PLAYER AND AM/FM G. PANASONIC WATER DEPARTMENT Thursday at the Army and RADIO. Portable 8 track tape CASSETTE RECORDER. 260 m RTH Navy Club are Clara player.and AM/FM radio uses C’ompact desijfiT JGid push­ Hemingway, 618, Nike batteries, car, boat or household button opei’t^ition make MAIN ST. power source. will continue flushing the water mains in the DeSimone, 591| Olive ^^j(h1 listeninjj or easy G Houghlaling, 577, Frances recordinj? with huilt-in RocKledge system. Flushing will start in the Fike, 571, Mary Thrall, 545, mike. Glastonbury and South Main Street area serviced Robert Colbert, 544, Bess by the Department and will continue Monday thru SUPER FnEQH ^jO^TAetC Moonan, 541, Alberta i Friday until completed. Colbert, 540, Ernestine Should you experience rusty water, it may POLI-GRIP get Into your hot water tank. If It does, alter the extra h o ld in g f o r m u l a Donnelly, 536. OumM CMAM The group sponsors a water returns to normal, clear the settled material TABS game each Thursday at by drawing off the water from the faucet at the bottom ol the tank. Should you have a load ol 9:45 a.m. at the Army and F. MINOLTA POCKET 40's Navy Club. Play is open to wash stained or muddied by this disturbance, Super Poli-Grip 109 200 CAMERA. Eiroille.ss sites the water returns to normal, wash the load all senior citizens. opei'ation and razor sliai7) H. "SCANDIA” COOKWARE SET BY with your regular soap and 4 ounces ol cream ol Large Size, Reg. $1.27 X Vernon Minolta lens! Cany-case, WEST BEND. Seven-piece set of lieauti- tartar. This should clean the wash satisfactorily. Winners in the Vernon balteiy and color (ilm included. ful handcrafted i>om*!ain-on-carl>on-steel Senior Citizens Pinochle conking utensils by West Bend. TEGRIN Club tournament Thursday at the Vernon Senior Reg. t e g r in Citizens Center, Park Pi., MEDICATED Rockville, are Ed Quinn, J. WEBER OUTDOOR $1.49 GRILL. Family-size gi'ill 605, Joe Kincman and with giant baked enamel SHAMPOO Irene Petersen, 593, Ann fire l)owl and domed lid, Charles of the Ritz Morrell, 582. wheels and safety Winners in the April 22 2 OL ash-catcher. MITES purchase with purchase game are Ruth Corbin, 717, Tube 2 Evelyn Kincman, 716, TABS Clara M eyer, 692, Ann Reg. special price and bonus! Morrell, 687, Barbara Hill, $1.69 685, Ed Kreyssig and Alice 60’s Clark, 663, Mary St. Louis, 662, Sophie Bogdan, 659, Pinochle will not played - Children's Revenescence Moist Environment special 1.4 ounce size — a Tuesday. The next game is ROMILAR C.F. $15 value — now just 6.50 with any five dollar Charles of the Ritz purchasel 6 April 29 at 1:15 p.m. at the nomilar Vernon Senior Citizens Reg. COUGH FORMULA Center. I. SHELTON WET/DRY JET VAC. Powerful K. WEST BEND COMBINATION. Another double! $1.89 Moist Environment Is the unsurpassed nighttime moisturizer that wet or dry cleaner works when other vacs 8atli saldi 66-14-52; Class C - Rudi. Rudi has now gone eight Sinishury ul Munchesler homer and a single and (girls) Dick Hassett 64-19-45, Neil “ I don’t think the guys for his last 19 and has Conklin 63-15-48, Herm Larry Hisle added a three- to NHL semifinal round TENNIS we got from Baltimore are driven in 13 runs in the last run homer to help the MCC run spree Dvorak 68-19-49; Low gross seven games to take over Clienev TecIi ul Rockv as good as Kenny or won all three previous the Bruins' third shutout in — Serge Sartori 74; Blind Twins beat Jim Palmer. NEW YORK (UPI) Hilt Reggie,” Rudi said at the the American League lead playoff games at home, the series. Jean Ratelle bogey — Alex Eigner 99. — The king’s opening GOLF time. "(Mike) Torrez isn’t in rbi with 17. too. was the star. Carlin paces SWEEPS - Net - Dick Sunday’s loss was game was little weak Munchesler/.SimsIiury ul as good a pitcher as Kenny. But for one period, the Ratelle, traded to Boston nets victories H assett 82-19-63, Neil ethersfield And (Don) Baylor is no extremely rough on the In­ but the middle game Leafs led 2-1 and started in November in the Conklin 80-15-65, A1 Car­ Likely duel Reggie Jackson. I don’t dians, who also lostthe ser­ was good enough for the second period with a blockbuster deal involving W ednesduv By CHRIS BLAKE mienke 84-14-70; Gross — want to take anything away vices of third baseman man advantage for better Brad Park and Phil BASEBALL Com'»|ion, 1976

Candy Man just dandy ^ ATTENTION ^ I X VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS n NEW YORK (UPI) the Houston Astros 4-2, the six innings and Ken hits, including a homer by — The "Candy Man" St. Louis Cardinals downed Sanders shut out the Astros Mike Ivie. but went the dis­ Are you tired o1 high cost repairs on your the San Diego Padres 3-1. the rest of the way to pick tance to in his first game VW? looks just dandy to the and the Los Angeles up the win. Tlie Mets for the Cardinals, who Pittsburgh Pirates scored the ticBi^eaking run dealt Dan .Spillner his third Grand Opening! Dodgers scored a 5-4. 10- again. inning triumph ov^r the on a wild pitch by Joe straight defeat. MILES AUTO SALES is going lo trim those repair bills lor you and give The "Candy Man" is Chicago Cubs in other Niekro in the eighth inning. D i m I(!IT» .T. (itlll'< I A®P John Candelaria, the 6-foot National League games. Ron Cey singled home you expert service by trained VW mechanics. 7-inch left-hander who Rcdn 7. l'\|HiFi 0 CurdiiiaG it. l’adrc> I Ted Sizemore with the win­ Everett Marceau, our service manager with 13 ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY BURR CORNERS SHOPPING PLAZA pitched brilliantly for the Dave Concepcion hit a John Curtis yielded 10 ning run in the lOth inning yrs. experience and training with Volkswagen, will Pirates during tlie second two-run homer and Johnny give your VW tender loving care at a price you can Each of these advertised items is re­ half of the 1975 season and Bench and Ken Griffey atford. quired to be readily available for sale at is being counted upon to be also drove in two runs each Now’S The Time To Have Your Car’s Please give us a chance to serve you. or below the advertised price in the A&P WE GLADLY a 15-to-20 game winner this for the Reds. .M a n y Thanki, store, 1135 Tolland Turnpike, REDEEM Erwin “Tux" Tuxbury Manchester, Conn. season. ItruM-s ;i. Phillii-.H 2 AIR CONDITIONING CHECKED Manchester. FODD STAMPS As usual, the Pirates Dave May's two-run COME VISIT OUR NEW BEAUTIFUL MOOERN STORE WITH “ AISLE TO AISLE” SAVINGS know they have the bats. homer in the sixth inning If It needs repairing, we are They think they also have stood up as the winning well qualllled to tlx iti iu.S.D.A. IHSPEtlEO 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE (ADJACENT TO CALDORS) the arms necessary to win blow after the Phillies Bring your car In soon and havo It checked at MILES AUTO SALES the National League s rallied for two runs in the 478 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. Eastern Division title and bottom of the eighth to the pennant. But one of draw within one run. BUTCH’S MOBIL 646-6604 313 Adams St., Manchester *649-9863 Service Hours Mon. thru Frl. 8:00-5;00 P.M. (UPI Photo) those arms almost has to Mclf* 4, Astros 2 belong to Candelaria. Jon Matlack allowed Owner-Operated by Olin R. Gerich, Jr. SURE That's why Manager three hits and two runs in (OR EITHER SIDE) Buddy Bell breaks up doubleplay Danny Murtaugh and the Bert Campaneris taken out at §econd base Pirates exulted Sunday when the 22-year-old Candelaria pitched a two- Major hitter in a 3-0 victory over lb. the San Francisco (Jiants. Scoreboard League ' It was Candelaria's first COMBINATION PACK leaders-^ win of the season and broke GYM SET SALE a four-game Pirates losing MULTI-PLAY ACTIVITY SET CONTAINS National League Leading Batters streak. 7 CENTER Most im p o rtan t, of AND ONLY Hum ■■ .National LOague course, was that it was a SEND W L Pet. GB AB H Pet. game the Pirates didn't CHOPS Pittsburgh 7 5 . 583 Milner, NY 42 20 .476 win with their bats. Phila. 6 5 .545 Rose, Cin 54 25 .463 New York 8 7 .533 Kubiak, SD 22 10 .455 "He showed the world Chicago 6 8 .429 Rader, SD 30 13 .433 that in last year's BONELESS BEEF ROUND Montreal 5 8 .385 Stargell, Pit 40 17 .425 playoffs," added Mur­ St. Louis 5 8 .385 Johnston, Phi 38 16 .421 taugh, referring to VI e»l Hendersn, Atl 35 14 . 400 Candelaria's 14-strikeout 'WILL CUSTOM W GB Griffey, Cin 53 21 .396 performance in a losing ef­ Tip Round $ 1 4 9 CUT TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS Atlanta 8 5 .615 Grote, NY 43 17 .395 fort against the Cincinnati FREE OF CHARGE" 14-17 LB S . Cincinnati 8 5 .615 J4 McBride, St L 43 17 .395 San Fran. 7 6 .538 1 American League (FORMERLY TOP Houston 9 8 .529 1 AB H Pet. National League SIRLOIN) San Diego 7 7 .500 I'/i Piniella, NY 33 16 . 485 6UGS 76 -2 tUBINC .Steaks" Los Angeles 5 9 .357 ZVz 2«iaCOOi6AtNCS Horton, Det 37 16 .432 2 SlAUa tut CLiM SALE 2 CHtN BARS Suniluy's Results Lynn, Bos 33 13 .424 Reds. ■ This young man is a IHAPE2E U BAB ITALIAN FESTIVAL DELI FEATURES Dodcait- 4 PASSENGER LAWN SHrSC Bell, Cle 36 15 .417 9 SrOttNtRrPlAtrORVSUOf - Atlanta 3. Philadelphia 2 good one and everyone in WCtOCOSmtSAIETV STEPS * 6 5 ® “ Los Angeles 5, Chicago 4. Patek, KC 30 12 .400 WEIGHT 120 »t BONELESS ROLLED the league knows it," Rtg. 49.88 FOR SLICING JTALIAN HAM 110) Harrah, Tex 29 11 .379 The Pirates scored all Cincinnati 7, Montreal 0 Chalk, Cal 43 16 .372 their runs in the fifth in­ FRAME IN ALL BIG 2W' TUBING SALE «44» Chamblss, NY 49 18 .367 Carando Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco ning when Willie Stargell Carando I TOP-106 OVERALL- Veal Roasts 0 Randolph, NY 33 12 .364 New York 4, Houston 2 Spencer, Chi 33 12 .364 homered and Dave Parker, St. Louis 3, San Diego 1 Hume Runs Richie Hebner, Taveras, Pepperoni i W i icuitto Vi lb. Candelaria and Rennie Muniluy's Games National League: Schmidt, STORE SI/ICED Houston (Richard 1-21 at Phil 9; Kingman, NY 7; Stennett singled. CARANDO Cedeno, Hou 6; Matthews, SF “1 don't think this game Montreal (Fryman 211 lb. Atlanta (Ruthven 30) at 5; Morales, Chi 4. was anything special," Carando New York (Lolich 0-3) American League: Horton, commented the unflap­ Genoa St. Louis (ForschO-0) at San Det 4; Fisk, Bos 3; Mora, pable Candelaria, "except Francisco (Barr 11) Balt, Evans, Rice, and that it helped us snap a CUT FOR SCALLOPINI V* lb.’ Mortadella r n Cincinnati (Norman 3-0) at Yastrzemski, Bos, Herrmann, four-game losing streak." Reg. 99.BS Philadelphia (Kaat 11), N Cal, Downing and Varney, The Cincinnati Reds STORE SLICED SALE CARANDO Chicago (R. Reuschel 0-0) Chi, Rodriguez, Det, Mar­ defeated the Montreal Veal Cutlets tinez, KC, Ford and Wynegar, at San Diego (Greif 0-1), N Expos 7-0, the Atlanta s g g s a Pittsburgh (Medich 11) at Minn, Chambliss and Munson, Carando Braves beat the COLO* aunERSCOTCH »mtc Cooked Los Angeles (John 0-1), N NY, Bando, Baylor and Rudi, HARlEOUrN DtSlON ON LEGS Oak, Burroughs and Grieve, Philadelphia Phillies 3-2, * SiHEN’RTPtATCpPw SUM WElOCOSAlErtS'CtiSfEPS TOP.66 -2 TUBING 61EGS 16 2'> lUttNG PlAStiC PWOtiaORChain COVERS Tex 2. the New York Mets topped lOClUlE HO*SI RIDE- OVERALL SIZE 106 Capacola lb .’ BIG XHAWPiOtr HORSE loot 4 LEGS 7 -2 TUBING Vi Runs Ratted In 4 PASSENGER LAWN SWING Vz lb. American League 2 PASSENGER LAWN SWING 2 AIR COOL SWINGS lb. National League: Cedeno, 2-SEATER SKY GLIDE East - TOPSAIL: 7 1 '. OVERALL SIZE; 6 7 '- ZgsAI Hou 18; Griffey, Cin and w GB Schmidt, Phil 17; Kingman, New York — NY 15; Morgan, Cin, Winfield, Bos 3-0; Slaton, Mil 3-1; Milwaukee 1 SD and Matthews, SF 14. Palmer, Balt 3-2; Roberts, Reg. 59.88 ALL POPULAR FLAVORS Boston 2 American League: Rudi, Det, Fitzmorris, KC, Lyle, Detroit 2Vt Oak 17; Horton, Det and NY and Fingers, Oak 2-0; [ALL VARIETIES-LAYER SALE *53“ GOLDEN RIPE Cleveland 314 CTiambliss, NY 14; Melton, Ryan, Cal, Campbell, Minn C O t t jm quart $ Baltimore 414 Cal 11; Spencer, Chi, Piniella and Perry, Tex 2-1; Wood, Chi and Rivers, NY 10, 2-2; Torrez, Oak 2-3. Betty Crocker 00 Yellow IBVz oz.| Strikeouls pkg- Soda 4 b!rL « 1 Pitching National League: Seaver, Cake Mixes Texas NY 26; Niekro, Atl 23; Jones, Oakland — .Most Vielories SD 20; Rogers, Mtl 19; i4J Bananas IXONTim Kansas City 114 National League: Jones, SD Montefusco, SF 18. 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STORE present its scholarship benefit con­ 3 (Wa Hqva A Notion To Ptaaaa) would come in the General Govern­ what the financial implications of Another problem is the fact that operatic arias. play selections by Handel and Fritz AIR CONDITIONED « I MONICA SHEA cert May 3 at 8 p.m. at Trinity Cove­ ir Haxt to Frank’s SupsrmailiAl ment budget and will meet again that would be.” there is no indication now that Also appearing on the program are Kreisler accompanied by Mrs. Mary East Mlddla Tpks„ Manchaatar Correspondent tonight at 7:30 to make the cuts. nant Church on Hackmatack St. The Bachannaires, a quartet of Blish. After almost nine hours of discus­ Jesse Brainard said, “The action Federal Revenue Sharing will be TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY | Come fn And Browse — Many Items Are After much discussion and figuring Proceeds from a freewill offering members from South United Church Gordon Harmon, cellist,. Donald sion Saturday, the Town Council has taken at the public hearings was available. Last year’s Town Council A r e a n e w s the council did decide that there was will ^ used to send Manchester High Choir, who will sing a variety of folk Gustafson, violinist, and Mrs. Eliza agreed that there will be a 4-mill tax clearly not binding on the council. used $65,(X)0 of Revenue Sharing to Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor a surplus of about $90,000, but were School students to Laurel Miisic songs, spirituals and standard pop Ventres, pianist, members of the SPECIAL I increase for 1976-77. But I ask you to think, if this budget hold down the tax increase. Boltor. Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon not able to decide if any or how much Camp in Winsted. songs. Members of the group are Cal Gordon Harmon Trio, will play BEpuCED FOR The two proposed budgets plus the comes out in excess of a 5 per bent in­ The council originally set a mill of this surplus would be used to Guest soloist for the concert is Ilga Beggs, Bob Gordon, A1 Snelgrove and music by Mendelssohn and Saint- 8Lbs.DRYI3.EAMNG*2.00 | increase in the debt service would crease at the annual meeting, would rate at 69 mills which would have defray a tax increase. Paups of 444 Hillstown Rd., con­ Hal Harrison. Saens. have required a 17-mill increase. they accept it.” been just a two-mill increase. But CLEARANCE-! One mill will generate about $43,- tralto, who will sing a group of Linda Embser, violinist, and stu­ The public is invited. The 4-mill increase will mean a Jack Myles said, “The townspeople after discussion from citizens in the 000 in tax revenues. total budget of $2,615,7(X) for the have given us an impossible task to audience came the realization that There was some heavy discussion Board of Education. This is about perform.” an increase of only two mills would Kids are in Kahootz about just what the taxpayers had in­ $275,000 less tthan the board Some of the problems being faced have allowed just a $20,000 increase dicated at the public hearings that Peterson said both he and some requested. by the Town Council concerning next for the two budgets. Kolton they really wanted. parents have caught offenders. The General Government portion year’s budget is the increased debt Motions were made and defeated About town Because minors were apparently Robert Olmstead said, “I think the He said he has applied for arrest of the budget will be $1,034,566 which service. on a mill increase of 5.8 mills, 5 being served liquor at the Kahootz taxpayers said they wanted no more warrants and as soon as they are is about $234,000 less than requested. The debt service has increased mills, and 4 mills before a new mo­ (former Bolton Lake House), Resi­ returned to him they will be served. than a 5 per cent increase in the from $280,662 to $336,238, mostiy due The Town Council was unable to tion of a 4-mill increase was passed. The Professional ------r ~*= f f j i ^ e ffl i ° o f f dent State Trooper Robert Peterson When the Kahootz owners were budget, but I don’t think they knew to the bridge note coming due. A motion was made to cut the posi­ 5 0ON PURCHASE OF7 tS.OO OR MORE C C I 2 ! 5 2 5 1 S agree Saturday just where the cuts Women’s Club will meet I I ON PURCHASE OF S2.00 OR MORE CC I I ON PURCHASE OF M.OO OR MORE CC I received many complaints from made aware of the situation, they tion of road crew supervisor, but this Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Bolton residents. hired checkers and spotters to catch motion was withdrawn after two con­ Robbins Room of Center Peterson said he did not blame the the offenders. versations with the town attorney. I I I V ! I!DELICATESSEN I I Fresh Produc* I Congregational Church. A E A W I (FROZEN AND CANNID MEAT EXCLUDtO) ^ | | M I I I Kahootz owners. He said, "The kids Peterson said to the best of his During the first phone conversa­ travel program will be I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD I I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD | | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD | were presenting false iden­ knowledge the offenders have been School board lists proposed cuts tion the attorney. Abot Schwebel in­ ■ MART GOOD THRU SAT MAY 1 ■ a MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 1. ■ ■ MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 1. ■ presented by a represen­ Hill m i'l M ^ l im it ONE COUPON PER FAAAIIY. j LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. tification." slowed down. formed the council that they could I I • Girl’s softball in the middle tative of the Automobile Proposed for cuts is the newly im­ eliminate positions but later called South Windsor school may be cut. Club of Hartford. plemented Heath Education and back to remind them that the town • Sneakers will not be provided to Hostesses are Miss Huldah The South Windsor Board of Human Development program was self insured for unemployment Demos caucus Tuesday the basketbali teams. Butler, Mrs. John Flynn, Education has announced, before materials. ’The salary for a new so that about 60 per cent of what was • Cheerleader’s bloomers will not Miss Avis Kellogg and Hebron Wednesday night’s pubiic hearing, coodinator to replace Joel Wells has saved would have to be paid out in un­ ^ IlC H TO FOOD M ART... YOU'LL LOVE THE CHANGE! ble to attend any one of the caucuses. been cut from $15,000 to $13,400. be provided. Mrs. Evelyn Lloyd. There will be six Democratic Town Chairman Richard A. Keefe areas which wiil have to be cut as a employment funds. result of the $250,000 slice from its Wells resigned effective June 30. Meanwhile, the general budget caucuses Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the has announced the times and cuts have eliminated the leaf collec­ The Town Council was going to ^ — ■ ' p o o d c I u b m r n ''; [“’ WikMoiju^rcY"“;] fYMOuVHMOfViMs’ i Hebron Elementary School for $7.3 miilion budget. Officials have said that while The 17/76 committee of locations of the conventions. tion program, and cut back snow reassess the budget and come back at -j CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL eg | | GAYLORD • 100% FLORIDA (FROZEN) j | WALDBAUM S CC| Democratic presidential candidates. In other years the board has been materials and the coordinator’s Center Congregational The State Convention will be July removal, some police overtime and tonight’s meeting prepared to make Caucuses will be conducted for hesitant to say how it would deal with salary will be cut, no portion of the pts cuts. Church will meet tonight at 2 18 at 8 p.m. and July 19 at 10 a.m. in new trucks and equipment. WALDBAUM’S Henry Jackson, Morris Udall, Frank proposed cuts. Board of Education sex education program wili be The meeting will take place at the 7:30 in the Federation the Bushnell in Hartford. Budget discussions for both the Church, Fred Harris, Jimmy Carter Chairman Donald Berghuis feels, eliminated. Room of the church. The First District Congressional general government and board of Board Room of the Town Hall at 7:30 and an uncommitted slate. however, such information before Other possible steps for budget , \'isi lO® ii - lO*" . i l O ® , j Convention will be at 7 p.m., July 20 p.m. W ® UUIIH PBIQR PURCHASE OF S7 50 OR MORE AND ■ j WITH PRIOR PURCHA's E O E »7 SO O R M O R E A N D t . WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $7 M OR MORE AND | Wednesday’s hearing will draw out cuts mentioned by board officials education will wind up this month The council on ministries Food Mart The caucuses were set up by local at the Polish National Home in Hart­ with public hearing and the formal temporary moderators. They are more school supporters to voice their are: of North United Methodist ford. adoption of a new tax mill rate. Howard Porter for Jackson, David opinions. • No new teachers wili be added to Rychling named Church will meet tonight at The 55th Assembly District the school system. 7 at the church. Allbee for Udall, Wayne Miller for Convention will be July 22 at 8 p.m. in manager pro tern Church, Cynthia Wilson for Carter, Columbia. The 4tK Senatorial The evangelism and 6 Joseph Morocco for Harris, and Convention will be July 21 at 8 p.m. in Aaron Reid for the uncommitted. Coventry stewardship committees of the Municipal Building in Vernon school board to cut budget Emanuel Lutheran Church r Each caucus will elect a perma­ Manchester. The Coventry Town Council has ap­ "PICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE AT FOOD MART! nent moderator and secretary. There will have a joint meeting SWIFT PREMIUM - DEEP BASTED The Democratic Town Committee met to see where possible cuts could $11,143 was made in this account. It pointed Elizabeth Rychling, town will be two delegates elected at each The priority item on tonight’s tonight at 7:30 at the has voted to contribute $50 to be made should it be asked to. School also proposed to cut some $10,000 clerk,, to act as temporary town FLORIDA - TENDER FRESH caucus. agenda tor the Board of Education manager, for a period of 30 days. church. The call com­ American Legion Boys' State and $50 meeting at the Rockville High School officials hope to eliminate the need to from the tuition account in the area All registered Democrats are eligi­ Mrs. Rychling told the council, “I mittee will meet at the to Laurel Girls’ State. library will be to look at the proposed layoff any teachers by not filing of special education. samfe time in the church ^Butterball Turkeys positions which will become vacant Other areas to be cut by varying don’t do justice to my own office $9.3 million school budget to see now, but I will be willing to help get library. YELLOW CORN due to retirements and resignations. amounts are: Sabbatical leave; A-V where further cuts can be made. the budget ready. 1700 will have to Bolton Democrats to caucus It has been proposed to reduce the supplies; library books; salaries for LARGE EARS The board met with the Town understand that I will be able to do no St. Mary’s Episcopal 5LBS.TD Council last week to review the teaching supply account by $13,871 by temporary employes; employe Houle, Morris Udall; James Rogers, more than maintain the status quo.” Church will have a Bible 9LBS.AVG. Bolton budget and the council indicated cuts cutting qome out of each school’s travel; instructional services; field Fred Harris; Walter Treschuck, Jim­ Mrs. Rychling also indicated to the study Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. will have to be made before it is requests. trips; and public utility service. LB. FDR Seven Democratic caucuses will be my Carter; Gert Vogel, Ellen council that she would not be willing at 463 E. Center St. presented to the annual budget Another area that will probably be To date the committee has cut conducted simultaneously Tuesday McCormick; Joann Neath, Frank to, deal with labor relations meeting May 18. reduced is equipment budgets for the $128,590 and has indicated it plans to at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall. Church, John Morrianos, Henry problems. The local chapter of Ilvi Cannon, chairman of the Previously the budget committee various schools. At the last meeting bring the amount to $200,000. Parents Anonymous will LUNDY FRESH PORK SALE! U.S.D.A. CHDICE - BDNELESS Jackson. of the committee a tenative cut of The council established a com­ FLORIDA Democratic Town Committee, urges mittee of two, Robert Olmstead and meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. CALIFORNIA-LUSCIOUS FRESH all registered Democrats to attend (iOl’ to meet William McEwen, to determine the at Concordia Lutheran CHUCK STEAK Church, 40 Pitkin St. ASSORTED (UNDERBLADE) Fresh the caucus and vote for the presiden­ The Republican Town Committee method to be used in finding a TOMATOES tial candidate of their choice. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Rockville repiacement for Allen Sandberg. FLORIDA-FRESH Moderators will be: Samuel Teller Fireworks display This committee is to return to the Manchester Chapter,- P O R K CH O PS Strawberries Herrick Memorial Park. SPEBSQSA, will m eet GREEN PEPPERS'”"*^*"”' t. 49' for the uncommitted; Maureen Hospital notes Town Council at its May 3 meeting 3 R IB -3 CENTER 3 LOIN SALAD FAVORITES FRESH FLORIDA \ with a report. tonight at 7:30 at the Teen ■ 1 .3 S LB. CHICORY or ESCAROLE 3 ->*1. Admitted Friday: Sandra Dower, Emi­ to take $3,000 Center Annex of FLORIDA-FRESH ly Dr., Vernon; Robert Nelson, Lake St., Manchester Recreation RED RADISHES' Heritage Savings and Loan Associa­ A Vernon. Girls softball Center. The meeting is OUR BEST Preschool testing done tion, Rt. 31 or placed in fireworks LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Discharged Friday: Carl Bentley, Coventry open to all area men-in­ M.2B BONELESS F A N C Y LON G G R E E N ^ CALIFORNIA"SUNKIST" ^ registration set V B n I B R kU t __ Windsor Locks; Martin Bernier, Enfield; canisters that have been placed terested in singing four- VIAL 5""*1. Barbara Costello, Bancroft Rd., Rose Fowler, cochairman of the around town. CHUCK Andover The goal of the preschool program South Windsor part barbershop harmony, Pork Chops • *1.59 INDIAN RIVER - SEEDLESS NAVEL Ellington; Leroy Crabb, Mapie St., Bicentennial Commission Fireworks To date they only raised $332. They PATTIES The Columbia-Hebron-Andover is prevention of serious impairments The Recreation Department will ROAST WHITE GRAPEFRUITHI ;5"»99' Eilington; Anna Dubek, Merrow Rd., Committee, said they are seeking will need a total of $3,000 by July 1. (UNDERBLADE) BREADED ORANGES Community Health Service, Inc. through early detection and treat­ hold registration for girls’ softball The Old Guard will meet CALIFORNIA ment. Toiland; Scott Fregeau, Somers Rd., funds for the July fireworks. “We have contracted with a New Pork Cutlets - *1.69 LOW PRICE (CHACHSI) will offer vision and May 4 at Timothy Edwards cafeteria Tuesday at 10 a.m. in PORK CRISP CARROTS p.“c»- 3—'>59' Ellington; Brenda Gagne, Dunn Hill Rd., "All residents, clubs and Hampshire firm for a 40 minute 19 hearing testing for three and four- There is no charge. It is available from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Luther Hall of Emanuel U.S.FANCY-CRISP-AIRE Tolland; Corinne Jachim, Torry Rd., businesses are urged to donate as aerial display so that it can be seen Loin Ribs c.*i .39 year-old children the first and third to children in Columbia, Hebron, An­ It will be for girls age 9 to 15. A girl Lutheran Church. After the MACINTOSH APPLES^; 3 69' Tolland; Lisa Kerr, Hany Lane, Vernon; PORK P soon as possible. -We are faced with a from the entire lake area. Thursday of each month. dover, Marlborough and Lebanon. Mary Mulhern, Bancroft Rd., Vernon; must be 9 as of May 1 and 15 as of meeting, there will be a BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY ALL VARIETIES To learn more, call 228-9428. June 1 deadline at which time we “I certainly hope that we do not R E G 7 Q C 89* The testing will be done from 9 to William Newell, Elm St., Rockville; July 31. The fee is $2. chorus rehearsal. Loin R o a s t 1.39 ASSORTED PLANTS pirr must have $2,000. have to cancel this event for lack of ( E X C E P T B E R LIN A R O C KY H ILL STORES) 11 a.m. at the agency office in Colum­ Mary Ellen Norton, Warehouse Point; Late registration will be taken no F R E J H PO RK “If the money is not raised by this funds. Our goal is only one dollar PORK PATTIES B R E A D E D 89' bia. Roxann Philbrick, Robert Rd., A neighborhood coffee time then the display must be later than May 11 Shoulder Picnic'79' Rockville; Milton Pomeroy, Merline Dr., from each of Coventry’s 3,000 will take place Tuesday at canceled,” she said. Coaches are needed for Division I F R E S H PORK CALVES LIVER - 99' Vernon; Charlotte Pressman, Bristol; families," she said. 1:30 p.m. in the Communi­ Mrs. Joan Raymond and daughter, En­ Donations may be sent to the (girls 9-11) and Division II (girls 12- Shoulder Butt -*1.19 Parent training offered 15). ty Outreach Center of CHILD MILD FR A N K S '- • 89' LATINA field; Francis Ursin, Grant Hill Rd., OEM CHUNKED Tolland; Donald Wilsey, High Manor There will be a meeting of coaches Emanuel Lutheran Church. South Windsor F'eatured speaker is Professor Park, Rockville. Tuesday, 7 p.m., recreation recep­ BOLOGNA OR LIVERWURST'• 89' OIL DEP will give grant PERCH FILLETS •1.49 BLENOED-S^OLIVEOIL Paul Tarasuk from Central Connec­ Admitted Saturday: Pasquale Deyorio, tion area, second floor. Town Hall. Temple Chapter, OES, COLLEGE INN ALL VARIETIES The Community Service Council' ticut State College. ITALIAN SAUSAGE-"-'?-?; - *1.69 GALLON CONTAINER and the Child Care Center will spon­ Windsor Ave., Rockville; Hans Schiffler, will meet Wednesday at 8 SCROD FILLETS *1.69 Parent Effectiveness Training is a Meadow Wood Rd., 'Tolland; David p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ sor a seminar on Parent Effec­ BEEF FRANKS F E N W A Y V k INoV - *1.19 common sense system for helping Sommerville, Hillside Ave., Vernon; for Andover dump study SOLE FILLETS •2.19 S 4 49 tiveness Training with the Child Care ple. Mrs. Janice Hodge, FENWAY SLICED parents develop and maintain Mildred Sunega, Broad Brook. BAA nears Center's Open House. past matron, will report on BAY SCALLOPS E.a» *3.29 BOLOGNA co6kedSALAMI noz 9 9 ' 4 11.1 *2." 14 J l . Discharged Saturday: Carol Anderson, FRENCH - RUSSIAN - THOUSAND ISLAND positive and meaningful tonight at 8 at the Town Office the Grand Chapter session. FOOD CLU B The Open House-Parents Night is relationships with their children. Penfield Ave., Ellington; Arlene Dwyer, Bolton Thursday at 7:30 at the Child Care Building. The Bolton Board of member goal Members are asked to S w e et Peasvoi''»o4»«*1. D ressings 39' A discussion period will follow and Warren Ave., Vernon; Norman LeBrie, GAYLA ■ ALL FLAVORS FOOD CLUB Center, St. Peter’s Episcopal Skinner Rd., Vernon; Marian Meader, The $22,000 available to Bolton Selectmen and the Board of Finance bring their favorite hats. Church, Sand Hill Rd, refreshments will be served. The en­ Bolton Rd., Vernon; Charles Ryan, from the state Bonding Commission members of both towns have been in­ Bolton Mrs. (Jlive Recave is in Fruit Drinks 3'*"’* 1. S u g a r ' ‘°'“>«39' tire program is open to the public. to study a disposaFsite may be used charge of the entertain­ Bolton Rd., Vernon. vited. Family membership in the Bolton WALDBAUM'S DELICIOUS NEW YORK STYLE DELICATESSEN! ShorteninQ'*’"'” -"95' Gelatins»“-'^FL:tu3«o«*1. for a study of the Andover Disposal The Bolton Board of Finance Athletic Association has reached 96. ment. Refreshments will Area. be served by Mrs. Hodge meeting last Monday voted to urge The goal of the BAA is 100. IMPORTED 91 FRESHLY SLICED 91 Silver Floss Progresso The study would be of acreage not the selectmen to continue its talks The BAA conducts an annual drive and members of her com­ Boiled Ham Roast Beef presently being used. with Andover. It said it supported a for membership. However mittee. I .^ 9 I .5151 Soups FRESHLY Sauerkraut In order to use the funds, there FOOD CLUB ESCAROLE SPLIT PEA settlement in the $30,000 to $35,000 memberships are accepted anytime SLICED *1.49 FRANKS WITH NATURAL CASINO LB. *1.39 must be a long-term contract neighborhood depending on the terms throughout the year. The council on ministries FRENCH STYLE BEAN MINESTRONE between the two towns to share the of the contract. The association assists many local of South United Methodist SHARP CHEESE - *1.89 HAM STYLE CAPPY- *2.59 disposal area and a commitment to The resolution passed unanimous­ sports groups in need of funds. Church will meet tonight at AMBROSIA CHEESE - *1.99 S A L A D S - 49' use the site if it is found adequate. ly- To learn more, contact Hank Post, 7:30 at Susannah Wesley The information was given to the House of the church. GERMAN BOLOGNA - *1.69 ECCO MORTADELLA*1.39 37*1™ 39 The Bolton selectmen adjourned to president. Board of Selectmen by Charles executive sessidn Tuesday to discuss ^CHICKEN ROLL*— - *1.79 "HOT" BAGELS 1289' Jt'.nl $ Kurker, principal sanitary engineer, Friskies I CANS 1 . Corn3 '*"• 89‘ an alternate disposal site. David Scholarship A study group of South POLANER'S II OZ JAR solid waste management state United Methodist Church Dreselly, first selectman, said the Applications for scholarships from Clam Saucew»‘:,°e"'"'.h'69' PreserveSorp‘?«;;ro‘!iM'M59‘ Department of Environmental will meet Tuesday at 9:30 e rShS^.a. TOPCO AUTOMATIC m m ^ selectmen are constantly checking the Bolton Scholarship Fund, Inc. Y' FROZEN FOODS GALORE! ^ f FRESH. FRESH DAIRY 6 LITES! ^ Protection (DEP). sites offered by people. He said the a.m. at the home of Mrs. Vanilla Extract.iz°z'a69' Dish D eterg.- - ' 79* The selectmen requested the aid of may be obtained from the guidance Aldred Davis, 28 Wellman ORANGE LIGHT N LIVELY executive session was for discussion office at Bolton High School. The Andover in having the DEP do an in­ Rd. The text is “A Nation I I r r 'C MINUTE MAID i MILK 'j GALLON CARTON only. No action was taken. J U lU C 100% FLORIDA Cronbsrry Coffee itial evaluation of the site before scholarships are available to any Yet To Be.” 79 Many residents are diligently Bolton residents planning to further Sauce S I Lightener today. working to have the two towns con­ POTATOES SHOESTRING OZ. PKO . 4 3 * ORANGE JUICE IN% FLO R ID A CARTO N I their education. The applications GREEN GIANT- LE SUEUR KRAFT DELUXE - YELLOW OR WHITE FOOD CLUB CREMORA The’ Andover Board of Selectmen U OZ JAR 2 tinue to share the Andover Disposal W HOLEOR JELLIED has scheduled a special meeting for must be returned to the school by PEAS & ^ AMER. CHEESE SLICES;’k°o‘ 95' Area on mutually agreeable terms. May 1. PARKAY COFFEE RICH RICH-S - 31 OZ. CARTON 49' SOFT MARGARINE 59' U OZ. AXELROD EASY DIETER CAN U O Z . $ 4 COOKED SQUASH ; 5 FKOS. I • COTTAGE CHEESE Area briefs HAMBURG HOT DOG SWEET RELISH FOOD MART GLOBE FISH DINNER LV?? SOUR CREAM AXELROD CONTAIN White Bread 3 p°.* 1 . I OZ. PKO. Vlasic Relish 3-*1. 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TraveF Service MINI DONUTS— " KING SMOOTHEE spread P K O s J • PILLSBURT Spaghetti"-'- ‘"'39' English Muffins3 555 MAIN STREET n l O~ ~ ■I IV I T OA BUTTERMILK ■ BALLARD 'O lOZ.___ 0 7 c Board appeals SNACK TRAY D I Q ^ U I I O OR COUNTRY STYLE ^PKOS.dC.L P K O S .i / 6 K-regislration 643-2165 PLAIN - EOO OR ONION Junior Pies'K'st 4-«>*1. . SOUTH WINDSOR - ’The Board of Education, in a 6-1 Cheese Twists""'69' VERNON — The Vernon Board of Education is in its . LENDERS BAGELS Vu HAVARTI CHEESE""'"' *1.097 vote, has agreed to appeal a-state order demanding the Donettes"s°uy.v’ »7- ' 6 9 ' final week of registering children who will be entering Authorized agent, in Manchester Crackers--" -'49' names of two terminated teachers be revealed. The dis­ kindergarten in the fall. Registrations are being accepted tor all Airlines, Railroads and senting vote was cast by Republican board member Joan Steamship Lines. at all of the elementary schools from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. “ '0 Cushman. ’The Freedom of Information Commission TH/S/SAU roUDO: Parents are asked to register their child at the elemen­ d iH'.'f.i ruled last week that the names of the two fired teachers PICK UP YOUR SAVE A TAPE ENVELOPE tary school nearest their home. Next month the children are public information and should be made public under FREE KITCHEN APPLIANCES .. „ You II iihd special Save-a-Tape envelopes al every checn-out Each time will attend pre-school screening sessions. i you rrrake a purchase al our store enter the date arnt total you spent the new right-to-know law. ' ’This printing test pattern is SAVE-A-TAPE GIVES YOU VALUE PLUS! fl U ' then save ihe special Green register lapes m ihe envelope part of The Herald quality con­ WALDBAUM'S 1 K r n u C C T S3Q0 00 WORTH OF TAPPS IN PVPRY A ' T n trol program in order to give For the first time, (here is i dislinclive CHOOSE FROM THE FOLLOWING: you one of the finest decorator pattern on an entire line ot Keep collecting and saving youi regisiei lapcs until you riave al totai ot smell kitchen appliances The.Robeson THEOPENER/SHARPENER S300(X) II you like u*e (wo or mole envelopes hui lem embei save newspapers in the nation. line features an appealing fruit basket $300 00 worth of tapes m each envelope Food Mart pattern on classic white molded bodies TURN IN EACH ENVELOPE FOR A FREE KITCHEN with the accents in charcoal brown The compact styling, pattern and ■THEDRINKNIIXER THE ICE CRUSHER ELECTRIC AhPLIANCE OF YOUR CHOICE. colors are designed to olend beaulilully For ea<;n $300 00 worth of Green legnter tapes we w ill Qi«e you an with any decor THE HAND MIXER THE JUICER PLUS STATE TAX ) FOR SAIE NOT AVAILABLE IN CASE LOTS OR TO 01HLR R tlA ll UtAlERS OR WHOLESALERS. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. April 26, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 26, 1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN •••••••■••••••a •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetcee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Homes For Sele 23 Homes For Sele 23 • 23 H elp We Help Wented 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wented 13 RAMBLING nine room Cape, LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN NEW LISTING - Ansaldl built INSURANCE AGENCY in the REDUCED FOR quick sale - 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, five room Ranch. Brick and BUSINESS & SERVICE NURSES AIDES - 3-11 p.m., DISHWASHER Wanted - luU two family, 30 Locust Street, spacious Garrison Colonial on Vernon Circle area looking for time days. Apply In person at trees, 3^,900. Hutchins Agen­ frame. Two fireplaces. full time or part time. Must be no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. beautiful wooded lot, large part time clerk typist. able to work an eight hour Tacorral, 246 Broad St., “ cy, Realtors, 646-3166. family room with fireplace, Garage. Only 341,900. Pasek Experience in life insurance Manchester. THREE TEMPORARY Realtors, 289-7475. shift. Must have BOLTON - 331,900- Attractive 12x23 game room, music preferred. Typing and transportation, Apply in per- MANCHESTER - Extra nice room, or fourth bedroom, machine transcription. A POSITIONS AVAILABLE five-room Ranch, family 5-4 Two family, new furnace, IMMACULATE seven room son. East Hart: b r a Convales- PART-TIME Person - wanted room, fireplace, paneling, wall-to-wall throughout, must. Send resume to Box M, cent Home, 745 Main Street, to work weekends at gas sta­ appliances, and more. Ideal rosewood paneling, central Cape, one bedroom un­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Manchester Herald. Idallverlng tamplei in the Mancheetar area. Apply In aluminum siding. Hutchins for young couple, let tennent finished. Two-car garage, East Hartford. tion. Must be eighteen years Agency, 646-3166. vac, built-in barbecue, sliding of age, must have car. Apply Iparaon to John Brannan, Circulation Department. help make mortgage glass doors, flagstone patio. fireplace, wall-to-wall BUSINESS of your own, in­ payments. Must be seen. Only carpeting. Stove, PART-’TIME Work, evenings, at the BP Regal Gas Station, Call today for details and in­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• vestment less than |100 in­ also early mornings. 947 Center, St. 646-9467. 38,900. Warren E. Howland spection of this choice refrigerator, washer, d^er. PHONE 643-2711 come potential T1200 a month, Manchester area, light duty MANCHESTER HERALD Realtors, 643-1108. offering. 379,900. Philbrick Immediate occupancy. Only Services Ottered Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD part time. Must be over 21. cleaning. Must have transpor­ PART-TIME - glamorous 16 Bralnard Place NOTICE Agency Realtors, 646-4200. 338,500. Pasek Realtors, 289- 742-9087.______FIRST OFFERING - Six 7475, 633-5786. REWEAVING burns, holes. MASONRY - bricks, blocks, WINDOW CLEANING- GARAGES, room additions, tation. Over 18 years old. Call work showing and selling Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 649-5334. An equal opportunity Sarah Coventry jewelry. No A special meeting of the room Ranch, breezeway, gar­ EAST HARTFORD - Im­ chimnies, steps, patios, reasonable rates, inside and decks, rec rooms. Twenty PertonelM 2 Help Wented 13 COOK Wanted - Experienced. Window shades, Venetian out. Call Andy, 646-6388. 13 Help Wented employer. (M/F). collecting, no Investment. Stockholders of the Odd age, fireplace, plaster walls, maculate, 7 room split, move- JUST LISTED - Charming sidewalks and fireplaces. Call years experience, residential For first class restaurant. Ad­ blinds. Keys. TV for rent, 875-4973 after 6. or commercial. Stephen vancement opportunities. Call We’ll tram. 643-2947, 649-7567. Fellow Building Association good condition throughout, in condition, 3 bedrooms, one eight room older Colonial, DON'T III lima and PHONE FROM home to ser­ MEDICAL SECRETARY or city utilities, lot 100x150. Near and half baths, living room, four bedrooms, large dining Marlow’s, 867Main St. 649- Myers, 646-2672. dlitanct tiand in Chef, 429-6497. MIDDLE AGE Housekeeper - of Manchester, Incorporated 5221, #••••••••••••••••••••••••• vice our customers in the office nurse with experience school. Priced at only 343,900. dining room, heavy shrubbed room, lovely fireplaced living LAWN MOWING and raking, your way of auccaaak Manchester area, flexible Gilmore Manor Rest Home, will be held at 695 Keeney Painting-Pepering 32 CARPENTRY - Repairs, ar>d h a p p in ta a . for a Rockville physician’s of­ Call Charles Lesperance, 649- yard. Low 40’s. B/W Realty, room, two baths, covered window washing. After 5 p.m., hours, super earnings, 249- 7-11 FOOD STORE is now Glastonbury, 633-7927. Must MECHANICS, Experienced. CUSTOM DRAPERIES - fice. Send curriculum vita to Manufacturer of abrasive Street, Manchester, Conn., on 7620. 647-1419. patio, two-car garage, close to call 528-7433. Free estimates, remodeling, additions, gar­ MRS. THRESA 7773. Box U, Manchester Herald. taking applications for live in. Good working con­ May 5, 1976, at 8 p.m. for the made very reasonable, work HOUSE PAINTING - Quality ages, roofing, call David im cM MW snnw KMO) a responsible person for full­ ditions. Relerences required. blast equipment requires shopping and bus. 344.900. work, reasonable prices. Call purpose of voting on a plan for HEBRON seven-room Raised Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, laranteed, call anyime, 649- SPRING CLEAN-UP Time - Patria, 644-1796, Ira jm m t m i ’ istaattaM aMi Mat MORNING STOCK Crew, time or part-time help. Apply experienced mechanics, such STORRS, oversized 3 for estimate. 646-1800. narlalei to M y fw AIR-CONDITIONING and the liquidation and dissolution Ranch, three bedrooms, 649-1922. 266. Residential-commercial experience necessary. 5 a.m. - in person, 393 Burnside Ave. PROGRAM Coordinator for as automotive with knowledge bedroom. Raised Ranch, 2 full yraUM. refrigeration service man. of plumbing, electricals, of the corporation. private treed lot, garage, baths, large closets, fully landscaping done. Raking, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 fw w rt Mimitiaa cal: 12 noon. Morning clerks from Experienced only. Must have East Hartford, between 7 a.m. new meals-on-wheels DRESSMAKING, hems and PAINTING - paper hanging, - 3 p.m. no phone calls please. machiniiu and blueprint Clinton W. Keeney fireplace, appliances. carpeted. Appliances. 3 car CIRCA 1825 Colonial, on maintaining landscaping. 8:30-3:00. Apply Frank’s State license. Steady work for program. Individual must be my h Free estimates. Contem­ steam cleaning, commerial BIDWBLL Home Improve­ 224-8528 mature, familar with com­ reading. Excellent pay and President Immediate occ^ancy. 342,- garage, alumiumn siding, beautifully treed and and residential. Call R. Naw Britain, Conn. Supermarket, 725 East Middle qualified person. Call 649-8691 900, Warren E. Howland shrubbed lot, 2-car barn gar­ Reasonable. Call 646-4919. porary Landscape & Design ment Co. Expert installation Turnpike, Manchester. TOOL MAKERS - All around munity, able to work well with fringe nenelits. Apply in per­ Dated April 26, 1976 acre wooded lot. Upper 40’s. Hebert, 644-0642. Frre es­ between 8-5. son between the hours of 2 Realtors, 643-1108. Owner 429-5089. age, two patios, three Company. 643-2653. of aluminum siding, gutters machinists, experienced only. volunteers, have STUMP REMOVAL - Spring timate. and trims. Roofing installa­ Apply at Paragon Tool Com­ p.m. and 4 p.m. Pressure fireplaces, 24’ formal living organizational ability and be special, 29” stump 316. Also EXPERIENCED - energetic tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- pany, 121 Adams Street. able to manage details and last Manufacturing Com- MANCHESTER - ten room room, excellent location. INSIDE - Outside painting. Ranch, six bedrooms, large Manchester Asking mid 60s. Keith Real special on all sizes. Call 742- handyman, lawns, painting, 9109. records. 20 hours a week. Send pany Inc. 41 Chapel Street, 9347. Special rates for people over . AUTO BODY Repairman - MancIlanchester, Ct., 643-2487. TOWN OF MANCHESTER treed lot, garage, ideal for Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. carpentry, electrical. No job detailed resume to Box A, CAPE too small. Free estimates. 65. Fully insured. Estimates HORACE Tetrault — Siding, good opportunity for right per- Manchester Herald. large family on budget. 341,- given. Call 649-7863. 900. Warren E. Howland Seven rooms, aluminum MANCHESTER - Prime loca­ E-Z Floor Cleaners - Rugs and Call 649-4316. rooting, storm windows, aw­ son. 40 hour week plus. siding, fenced-in yard,, carpets vacuumed and sham­ nings. Quality workmanship, Experienced with own ;ools. DENTAL ASSISTANT - LEGAL Realtors, 643-1108, tion, excellent two family, 5-5, plenty of storage. Bowers pooed, floors washed and CUSTOM MADE draperies, EXTERIOR, interior pain­ free estimates. Fully insured. call 871-0866. Announcements Challenging part-time posi­ two car garage with overhead ting, commercial and residen- tion with varied duties in EXPERIENCED auto and WANTED - Trained MANCHESTER - New homes School area. 334,900. doorsl Separate heating by oil. waxed. Reasonable rates. Call slipcovers, upholstering. 872-9187, 649-3417. TERMITES truck mechanic. Own tools, 40 secretary, use to one man of­ NOTICE 646-9518. tial, free estimates. I now under construction by Stanley and Kirsch rods. Electric domestic hot water. RESEMBLE FLYINB ANTS AND BOTH EMERGE AT public contact in busy fice. Hours, 9-12, five days Reasonable. Call after 4:30 Rockville dental oflice. 3 1/2 hour week, good starting rate, The Planning-^mid ZonTi Nutmeg Homes Inc., Raised FJ. SPILECKI A-1 condition. First floor Large selection of samples. D&A ROOFING, Roofs, All fringe benefits. Call Wind­ weekly. Call 646-1766. QUALITY Refinishing, 252 p.m., Rudy Itzek, 528-3841. siding, gutters, and leaders. THIS TIME OF YEAR, BUT AS SHOWN IN THESE PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT day week, some Saturdays, CommissionfWll hold a public Ranches and Colonials. Realtor 643-2121 ready for owner-occupancy. Free decorating service. 643- sor, 688-2233. pruce Street, Manchester, 0359. Free estimates. Fully in­ ILLUSTRATIONS, THEY ABE DIFFERENT IN MANY WAYS. seeking maturity, poise, hearing on M ay 3, 1976 at 7:30 Priced from 349,900. Call for For inspection call 568-5660, PAINTING - interior and manual dexterity and prior VOLUNTEERS Wanted to details. Zinsser Agency, 646- John F. Shannon, Real Estate. ery reasonable, free es­ sured. 249-0205. PART-TIME - Person for work with handicapped child P.M. in the Municipal timates. Free pick-up and exterior, paperhanging, Both pairs of Straight Eibowed Front wings longer ANTIOUE AIR & work experience. Salary 1511. WILL TILL your garden for 37 than back wings cleaning and tray room. Call in afternoon. Call 528-8579. Building to hrar and consider delivery. Call 643-4369 or 646- per hour, (fall anytime, 742- excellent work. References. ROOFING, gutters, flat car­ wings same size antennae antennae negotiable. Send resume to Free estimates. Fully in­ TERMITE P.O. Box 289, Manchester. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. the followingw|n petition: THREE BEDROOM Ranch, 8567. 8532. ports. Free estimates. Ned 2 AUTO SHOW REAL ESTATE Sales - Parl­ HERMAN IM. FRECHETTE sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Cusanelli, 51 Woodbridge Ave. worksaver kitchen, separate 4431. RECEPTIONIST - Excellent PART-TIME, RN or LPN. or full-time persons desired ET Air ^ dining area. Nicely paneled, HOME GERDENS Roto BARMAID - service. Wed­ East Hartford, Ct. 528-8926. Spontorad By for Greater Hartford Com­ National Weather Forecast opportunity for service in the Laurel Manor. Call 649-4519. Request for a change in the carpeted rec room. Fenced tilled, Manchester, Bolton, dings, private parties. pany expanding offices. Coventry, East Hartford and PAPER HANGING Expert. Rockville Rotary health field. 'Varied duties, zoning from "Rural yard and redecorated Manchester, Vernon areas. SPECIALIZING in cleaning Training begins In May. High 'Vernon areas. Call 646-8019. Your average paper, in and repairing Chimneys and ANT with much public contact. Residence” to "Residence throughout. Walk to schools Call Linda 742-8142 between May 2p 1976 LPN or RN full time, in busy commission, excellent bonus 3:30 and 9 p.m, average room, 325. Mr. roofs. Free estimates. 30 Requires maturity, poise, M" for a tract of ap­ and shopping. Low 30’s. Richman, 646-3664. Dermatolagist office. Apply plan, management opportuni­ Gallagher Agency, 529-6874. GARDEN evenly tilled with Years Experience. Howley, Elllngtoii Airport prior office experience. Full­ proximately 70 acres on the time position. (Some Satur­ in person, Monday-Friday, 9- ty. ^ e our picture aefvertise- Troy tiller. Reasonable, Call B&W - Housepainting for good 643-5361. • Plane Ridas • Stunt Flying • Sky Diving 12, 1:30-5, Wednesday 9-12. ment in The New Yellow east side of Keeney Street, George. 649-7846. work, reasonable prices, call G.L. McHUGH Painting - Actual size’/^-inch Thick waist Narrow waist ^ Actual size Vi-inch days) m busy Rockville dental 3-4-5, THREE family, vacan­ Interior - exterior painting. • Helicopter Show and much much more practice. Salary negotiable. Suite 203, 191 Main Street, Pages. Call Bob Wallace for north of Garden Grove Road, cy, centrally located, business Rockville, 875-3121. UNEMPLOYED Roofer will Manchester. confidential interview. 236- CUSTOM ROTO-TILLING. Quality professional work at install roof or gutters for low 6 Adults *2 a Children *1 Send resume to P.O. Box 289, N/F Walek, as shown on a If. Excellent investment. 0881 or 569-1660. The Wallace Have "Troy hilt” roto-tiller, reasonable prices. Free es­ discount price. Call Ken at For a Complete FREE Inspection by a SAVE 25% BY ORDEMK TKKHS NOW Manchester. map entitled "Zone Change Principals only. Call owner, COLLEGE GRAD will do timates. 643-9321. RELIABLE PERSON for Co,, Equal opportunity - M/F. Map Griswold and Fuss In. 649-1919. will travel, gardens, yard work, has several years 649-2456 anytime. State Certified Technician... Call Now Call M6-1011 r \ flowerbeds, lawns, large or Sand check to Rockville Rotary SALES POSITION - Straight cleaning townhouse apart­ Scale one inch equals 200 feet »AMrKAHCItCO of experience and most equip­ WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality commissions, leads furnished ment, one day weekly, PART TIME - Small chemical WELL-LOCATED two small. Call 643-1895. ment including mower, truck, YANKEE ALUMINUM - P.O. Box 342, Rockville and vitamin business needs Dated March, 1976”. 'L interior and exterior, painting siding, gutters, doors, win­ to home owners. Call 242-5402. experienced, excellent A copy of the application has bedroom Ranch Con­ chain saw etc. Call 649-3761 and paperhanging. Fully in­ AARDVARK TERMITE CONTROL INC references, own transporta­ help. Work from home on dominium, full basement, ful­ TWO HANDYMEN will rake, after 6 p.m. dows, awnings, free es­ been filed in the Town Clerk’s sured. Call 649-4343. A ftllls ts of Ettfom Cfwnletf Styles DOG GROOMER - Part time. tion. 649-0329. commission basis, no door-to- ly carpeted, carport, outside fertilize, lime, general lawn timates. Fully insured. 35 door, Approximately 10 hours office and may be inspected work, mow lawns seasonal. Experienced only-must be patio and more. Call First lOWtn 1IMMIATUIII HOUSES PAINTED - by 2 Oakland Street. 649-1106. per week will make big ear­ during office hours. Also clean attics and cellars. INFLATION FIGHTERS - MANCHESTER __ WILLIMANTICn iL U M A N T I C able to finish all breeds - GAS STATION - attendant, Hartford Realty, Milt Leon, .M school teachers. Capes and Teachers have saved references required. full time. Apply in person. nings possible. For appoint­ Planning and 646-8727, 646-6555, 330,900. Reasonable. 643-5305. ranches only. Free estimates, R e g a l £!ISr - homeowners 20-60%. Seven­ 8 Sheridanne Kennels, Hebron, Gorins Sports Car Center, m ent, 742-9068, Monday- Zoning Commission call Mike Between 5-6 p.m. Friday. ROGER LANDON - General- teen years experience. Fully Healing-Plumbing 35 »> o//.r ro5r.„l,nr, .|„n, , .uprrior projurl. 228-9089. Route 83, Tolland Turnpike. Ronald Gates, SOUTH WINDSOR - Large (za $nOw 649-9398. 646-0445 ^ 423-1336 seven room Split on treed lot. clean-up and lawn care. Car insured. Free estimates. 643- Corntr of Broad RADIO OPERATOR- Secretary IVHOWIIS ^ lio w wash Saturdays and Sundays 1609. SEWERLINES, sink lines, and Cantar Straat Dated this 26th day of April, Call owner, 289-5153. DRIVEWAYS, Amesite and cleaned with electric cutters, Mon.-FrI... I s.m. • 9 p.m. Immediate openings. No unWIAtMtfOtOCASI « only, back of Savings Bank of bitumious by Thomas Colla, 9 ALSO CALL US FOR PEST PROBLEMS Phone 646-2112 ...... I s.m. • 5 p.m. 1976 by professionals. McKinney m TOWN OF MANCHESTER experience required. Good GRACIOUS Four bedroom Manchester, 923 Main Street. ft.x 100 ft, 3269. completely in­ HAVE WE HaPED YOU UTUY? Phone salary, paid training, plus Call 646-9061 anytime. 643-2711. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Colonial, center hall, formal stalled on your base. 25 years pany, 643-5308. many benelits. Enlistment dining room, living room with For period ending 7 a m., Tuesday, April 27. Monday night will experience. 643-1381, anytime. required. Ages 17-35. Call U.S, NEED A ROOF? Call Jim - LEGAL NOTICE fireplace, new kitchen with find rain over sections of the Rockies and Great Plains region, Building-Contracting 33 NO JOB too small, toilet Army at u43-9462. microwave oven, trash com­ roofing, siding, remodeling. CHAIN SAWS - sharpened up LEGAL as well as in upper New England. Elsewhere, generally fair Barn specializing. 642-7001. repairs, plugged drains, The Zoning Board of Appeals at a meeting on April 19, 1976 pactor, etc. paneled rec room. weather should prevail with skies ranging from clear to partly to 100 drive links, overnight NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - kitchen faucets replaced, made the following decisions: MEDICAL ASSISTANT- Beautifully treed lot. 646-1189, service 32.50. Manchester Immediate openings. No cloudy. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate Remodeling, repairing, ad­ repaired, rec rooms, Appl. No. 487 NOTICE PROFESSIONAL lawn Safe and Lock Co. 453 Main experience required. Good TOWN OF ANDOVER maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 47 (69), Boston 38 maintenance, clean-up, fer­ ditions, rec rooms, porches bathroomIhroom remodeling, heat SIX ROOM Cape, movc-in St., Manchester. 643-6922. and roofing. No job too small. modernization, etc . Fn — Brown’s Tire Shop — 333 Main Street — Location Approval salary, paid training, plus The 4th quarterly install­ (53), Chicago 37 (55), Dallas 52 (66), Denver 31 (49), Duluth 28 tilizing, mowing and roto- for General Repairer’s License — GRANTED. condition, paneled rec room, Call 649-3144. timates gladly given. M & M many benefits. Enlistment ment of property taxes on the oversized garage, circular (53), Houston 57 (69), Jacksonville 53 (74), Kansas City 44 (59), tilling. Reasonable rates. Appl. No. 490 required. Ages 17-35. Call U S. TRUCKING - Odd jobs - Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. October 1,1974 Grand List are pool, assumable mortgage, Los Angeles 51 (70), Miami 70 ( 85), New Orleans 59 ( 76), New Free estimates. Call moving large appliances, m — Anthony & Michael DeCanfio — 291 Adams Street — Loca­ Army at 643-9462. Greenwood Lawn Care, 289- WES ROBBINS carpentry NOW. a word about cost due and payable April 1, 1976. 646-1189. York 43 (55), Phoenix 52 ( 85), San Francisco 58 (65), Seattle 44 cleaning cellars, attics, yards. BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ tion Approval for General Repairer's License — GRANTED. 0111. remodeling specialist. Ad­ LINEMAN-Immediate Payments made after May 3, (65), St. Louis 42 (65), Washington 44 (63). Also stone, loam, gravel ditions, rec rooms, dormers, bing - All heating and plum­ Appl. No. 485 ROLLING PARK Cape - three delivered. 644-1775, 644-9532. openings. No experience 1976 are subject to a late PICKUPS on E.S.P. - Pickups built-ins, bathrooms, bing repairs plus remodeling. A — William Oleksinski and Wallace Parciak — 444 Center bedrooms, two full baths, gar­ ret^uired. Good salary, paid charge of 1% per month on the kitchens, 649-3446. Call 646-8641. Street — Relief from front yard requirement and relief from age, walk - all schools, new on E.S.P. Pickups on E.S.P., training, plus many benefits. late installment from the due SCREENED LOAM for sale. minimum parking spaces — GRANTED. roof. Excellent neighborhood. Box 284, Willimantic, Conn., 340. per load, delivered. 646- Enlistment required. Ages 17- date, or a minimum of 32.(X). 36.00 a try. Betty Lou LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ Appl. No. 486 High 330’s, 643-1633. GRACIOUS OLDER Colonial 3109. bing - repairs and remodeling. 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Payments may be made by Freeman. new homes custom built, — The 94 Food Inc. — 29 McNall Street — Relief from 1,000 , acre lot, living room with remodeled, additions, rec Vanities and hot water mail or at the Town Office O’CONNELL SCHOOL area. feet spacing for liquor sales — DENIED. CONSTRUCTION-Immediate U&R RAISED RANCH fireplace, formal dining room, WINDOW CLEANING, com- rooms, garages, kitchens heaters. Prompt service on Building which is open 9:IX) East Hartford, three bedroom in-ground pool. Reduced. 347, ANY TYPE Fence erected, Appl. No. 488 openings. No experience Living room, dining room, eaMn merical and residential in­ remodeled, bath tile, cement emergencies. 643-7024. a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday Ranch, fireplace, large lot, 900. Century 21, Jackston- repaired or painted, pipe sured. Call Quality — Merrill J. Whiston — 50-52 & 60 Harrison Street — Relief required. Good salary, paid kitchen, three bedrooms, family clothes line posts. 742-7598. work. Steps, dormers. through Friday. The Tax laundry. Reduced 334,900. room, huge fieldslone fireplace. Avante. 646-1316. Maintenance, Inc. 647-9498. Residential or commercial. from front yard requirements in Industrial Zone — GRANTED. training, plus many benefits. Homeseekers Realty, 646- Two-car garage. Country living at Enlistment required. Ages 17- Collector is also in the office its best on this 200x200' lot with Call 649-4291. Appl. No. 489 4353. CONDO- 327,500- Two C &M TREE Service - Free es- Flooring 36 P Monday and Friday evenings, shade and fruit trees. 146,900, — Kwang Sung Hwang — 341 Broad Street — Additional free­ 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. bedrooms, l ‘A baths, family timates, discount senior TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY standing sign — DENIED. TEN ROOM Victorian home, room, fully carpeted, citizens, accepting Bank Carpentry and general con­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, LAW EN FO R C E M E N T- Cynthia Clark on 3.8 acres of land. Six R&R TREE SERVICE Appl. No. 491 Immediate openings. No FJ. SPILECKI appliances, call today. Cen­ Americard and Master Trees removed, land tracting. Residential and floors like new, no waxing, Tax Collector bedrooms, country cat-in tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- FREL — Aaron Cook — 562 Middle Turnpike East — House conver­ experience required. Good Charge. 646-1327. cleared. No job too small. commercial. Whether it be a (specializing in older floors). Town of Andover kitchen with fireplace, dining 1316. sion to 5-family — GRANTED, with conditions. salary, paid training, plus Free estimates, small repair job, a custom Ceilings and inside painting. Conn. room, sitting room with built home or anything in John Verfaille, 646-6750, 872- Appl. No. 492 many benefits. Enlistment fireplace and living room, SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus GARDENS tilled, 649-1925 or 646-7770 MANCHESTER-Victorian, between, call 646-1379. 2222. — First Hartford Realty Corp. — Relief from side yard required. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. asking 349,900. Call 742-6133. restored antioue Colonial in 643-7682. ‘ Army at 643-9462. completely refurbished, ten requirements at 185 Grissom Road — GRANTED. Manchester. Fifteen rooms, rooms, must be seen to be ap Appl. No. 493 MANCHESTER - Large seven three full baths, nine predated. Century 21 FOOD SERVICE- Immediate NOTICE fireplaces, other features too — First Hartford Realty Corp. — Relief from side yard openings. No experience room Ranch, rec room, king Jackston-Avanne, 646-1316. requirements at 165 Grissom Road — GRANTED. PUBLIC HEARING sized master bedrooms, numerous to mention. 3130,- required. ^Good salary, paid ADDITIONAL fireplace, carpeting, garage, Appl. No. 494 training, plus many benefits. 000. Philbrick Agency, 23 Articles tor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 APPROPRIATIONS fine neighborhood. 340.900. Realtors, 646-4200. Manchester Homes For Sale 23 Real Estate Wanted — First Hartford Realty Corp. — Relief from side yard Enlistment required. Ages 17- BOARD OF DIRECTORS Warren . Howland Realtors, requirements at 193 Grissom Road — GRANTED. 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462, ONE OF A KIND SEVEN ROOM Raised SELLING your house? Call us SAND and gravel for sale - HUGE TAG SALE-daily, sUr- TOWN OF MANCHESTER 643-1108 MANCHESTER - Three ting Tuesday April 27th till Appl. No. 495 bedroom older Colonial in Now under construction Ranch. Just reduced. first and we’ll make you a tree work and odd jobs. Call First Hartford Realty Corp. — Relief from side yard TEACHERS All areas U.S. CONNECTICUT by Orlando Annulll, a un­ Cathedral ceilings, three cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, 647-1834. sold out. 15 Mill St., and abroad. Universal Notice is hereby given that MANCHESTER - New good condition. Large dining Manchester, 643-4644. requirements at 162 Grissom Road — GRANTED. Listing, 6 room Colonial with room with built-in hutch and ique two bedroom Cape bedrooms, beautiful rec room Realtor, 643-1577. Appl. No. 496 Teachers, Box 8966, Portland, the Board of Directors, Town formal dining room. bar. Paneled living room, Cod In the Porter Street with bar. All appliances. Only GIRLS Two Pants Suits, size Ore. 97208. •••*•••••••••••••••••••••• — First Hartford Realty Corp. — Relief from side yard ______ti______of Manchester, Connecticut, Fireplace, garage. New included. Gaia ra g e . area. Cuelom features In- 345.900. Call now. Century 21, IMMEDIATE CASH for your 8. 10 35.; Spring coat, size 10, 34; raincoat with zip-in lining, Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 requirements at 190 Grissom Road — GRANTED. will hold a Public Hearing in aluminum siding. 1 1/2 baths, Enclosed porch, 329,900. c lu d e : 2 'h b a th s , Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. property. Let us explain our U.S, ARMY Infantry, Ar­ the Hearing Room at the fair proposal. Call Mr. size 8, 33.75; All in excellent All variances effective in accordance with General Statutes. tillery, and Armor - 3 extra large bedrooms. 336,- Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- centered chimney, two PRIVATE riding instructions, Municipal Building, 41 Center 900. Graham Realtors, 289- 6283. MANCHESTER- This two Belfiore, 647-1413. condition. 649-4915. Notice of these decisions has been filed in the Town Clerk’s of­ Immediate openings, some car garage, large kitchen family priced at 336,500. may English and Western, 35.00 fice. cash bonuses. No experience Street, Manchester, Connec­ 8328. and mors. The home Is per hour, call 633-5571, VERNON - New Raised be just right for you. Call MAY WE BUY your home? HAY AND WOOD - Hay 51.60 Zoning Board of Appeals required. Good salary, paid ticut, 'Tuesday, May 4,1976, at expandable to lour today. Century 21, Jackton- Quick, fair, all cash and no bale, seasoned wood. 325. halt anytime. training, plus many benefits. 8:00 p.m. to consider and act MANCHESTER - Executive Ranch on treed lot with deck Bernard R. Johnson, Chairman home, prestigious area. overlooking pond, aluminum bedrooms and 3 'h bathe. Avante, 646-1316. problems. Call Warren E. cord. 643-7512. Paul J. Rossetto, Secretary Enlistment required. Ages 17- on the following: An Ideal home for a Howland,'Realtors, 643-1108. DOG-CAT BOARDING 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Panoramic western view. siding, fireplace in rec room, bathing/grooming. Complete Dated this 26th day of April, 1976. Proposed additional ap­ Two acre lot. Four bedrooms, gas neat, extra insulation, retired couple. $69,500. SIX ROOM Ranch home, with SIDE BY SIDE frost free, Free. That's the word. T propriation to Educational attached garage, two full CASH for your property. Call excellent condition, modern facilities. Canine ...... Working mother needs a two fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, 1 1/2 WARREN E. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Special Projects, Fund 41, priced Below replacement baths, many other matures. baths, aluminum sided, us first if anxious to Sell. refrigerator, 3200. Call 646- NOW account is free at fireplace, full cellar for work Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or 7961 alter 6. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. ANNUAL BUDGET MEETING area"* Musflfve o^n^firs" Head Start Program — 373,- value. Paul W. Dougan, Call builder, 872-4628 after 7 HOWLAND 431,00 for period January 1, Realtor, 643-4535. p.m. or storage. 100x200’ lot. Very 649-1922 TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT floor. CaU 647 i m Realtors______643-1108 clean. 342,900. Keith Real FOUR PIECE Ludwig drum GERMAN SHEPHERD - Heritage Savings. No The electors and citizens qualified to vote in town meetings in ••••»«••••••••••aaaaaaaaaa 1976 through December 31, Female pup. AKC. Ten CUSTOM 5 1/2 room Ranch - Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. SELL YOUR house through J. set. Ziljian cymbals. the Town of Andover are hereby notified that the Annual Budget Business Opportunity 14 1976, to be financed by Grant months old. Lovable disposi­ three bedrooms, garage, good Watson Beach Real Estate Excellent condition. Call John matter what your meeting of the Town of Andover, Connecticut will be held in the ------^— No. H-0116-H. Manchester-new listing. Im­ • Company. Professional real after 6 p.m. 649-4216. tion, Excellent quality. Proposed additional ap­ location. 343,900. Paul W. Sheridanne Kennels. 228-9089. Andover Elementary School, Andover, on Saturday, May 1-1976 SMALL ENGINE Service Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. maculate 5V4-room con­ estate service for nearly 50 at 8:00 p.m. for the following purposes: Corporation expanding dealer propriation to 1975-76 Sewer What is your Property Worth? dominium, rec room, storage, ■ ■’ years. Call our Manchester of­ FORMICA TABLES, all pur­ minimum balance 1. To choose a moderator for said meeting. netw ork. No experience Fund, TRANSFER to Sewer carport, brick front and unit. fice for an estimate of value pose, 2’x8’x27” . Must be seen SIAMESE Beauties - 9 weeks MANCHESTER - Deluxe two- old, chocolate point, 649-9437. 2. To elect two members to the Recreation Commission for necessary. Complete Reserve Fund — 366,000,00 to family, 6-6 duplex, separate We will inspect your property and suggest 331.900. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. without obligation. 647-9139. to be appreciated. Construc­ is. No matter how complete engineering heating system, big lot, con­ an asking price. (No obligation.) tion cost 349. Sell, 320 each. three year terms commencing July 1, W6. Required to start your own MANCHESTER-owner Call Mr. Roberts, 646-1000. AKC Irish Setter - 10 month 3. To elect a member of the Regional Board of Education of business. Ideal for retired or facilities plan, to be financed venient location. 337,900. Paul female, lovable, but needs from State and Federal W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODA'Y!! I anxious, must be sold this □ MISC. FOR SALE many checks you write Regional School District Number Eight for a term of three part lime. Details on request, weekend. 4 bedroom FOUR ANSEN Sprints in room. Call 647-1130. Grants. years. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field MANCHESTER - New Listing aluminum sided cape. Front excellent condition. 15x8 for 4. To elect a member of the Regional Board of Education of Training Division Box 619, Proposed additional ap­ to back living room with Articles lor Sale 41 Chevy. 3100. 643-7607. Garden Products 47 2 No matter what. - Ten room Ranch, seven Regional School District Number Eight to fill the vacancy ^Vading River, New York. propriation to General Fund fireplace. Many additional rooms up, including first floor ALUMINUM sheets used as caused by the resignation of Margaret B. Hohmann (which ______Budget 1975-76, Insurance — ...... PASEK... I REALTORS - MLS features. B/W Realty, 647- ULTRA light Daiwa reel, Gar­ OAKLAND Farms and family room, fireplace, two printing plates, .007 thick, Greenhouses across from the The NOW account. resignation is effective June 30, 1976) |-,| cirpiiD n'v Fire, Liability — 333,300.00 to baths, three rooms down, in­ 289-7475 EAST HARTFORD 1419. cia rod, used once, good condi­ be financed from Insurance 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for tion, sacrifice. 522 . 649-4962 form er Pilgrim Mills on 5. To elect a Building Official to serve for the term of one year ^ ^ n u S e r of burglar Ind cluding large recreation 633-5786 GLASTONBURY 51. Phone 643-2711. Refund already received. after 5. Gleason Street. 649-7591. The savings account that works commencing July 1, lYIS. . . . . □ . i t B^e systems is looking for room, attach e 2-car garage, Proposed Ordinance — 3/4 acre treed lot. 354,^. , Members National Association of Real Elstate Boards and Connecticut 6. To see if the Town will authorize and instruct the Board of qualified individual to start Association of Realtors, Inc. Also member of the Hartford Board of Lots-Land For Sale 24 CLEAN USED refrigerators, WADDELL SCHOOL PTA - VEGETABLE PLANTS - Selectmen to enter into agreements in the name of and on security company in the purchase of property — 385 V Amedy Realty Realtors, 875- Realtors, Manchester and Vernon Multiple Listing Service. ranges, automatic washers, tomatoes, cabbage, lettuce, . • ^ like a checking account, and pays 5% interest. 6283. Flea Market - Saturday April peppers, egg plants, squash behalf of the Town of Andover, with the State of Connecticut, Manchester area. Company Adams Street, from Myrtle A. 42 ACRES in Andover on with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 24th, 9:30-3. Rain or Shine. Department of Transportation, James Shugrue Commissioner, offers complete line of securi- Pierre and (jeraldine Allen, small State Road. 500 ft. fron­ Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- and assorted flowers. IMPECCABLE is the word to Free admission. It's free with no minimum balance at Heritage Savings. for the expenditure of all funds available from the State to said hr products. Will train. Town of Vernon, County of tage, 3 acres cleared. Brook 2171. Refreshments. 6 Tolland, State of Connecticut, describe this seven room on |iroperty. 339,500. Call 537- 48 Town for the fiscal year commending July 1, 1976 under the Technical and installation home featuring a 17x23 first provisions of Ch. 240 of the Connecticut General Statutes, Rev. personnel available. High for the sum of one hundred 1257 WHEEL HORSE garden trac­ WE BUY and sell furniture. floor family room with tor, 35 models in stock. See us WANTED Antique furniture, Open your NOW account with us. The free way is the better way. 1058 aVamended overhead, less than dollars (3100.00). fireplace, four bedrooms, South Windsor Exclusive Cash on the line. One piece or glass, pewter, oil paintings, or for new, used and repairs. an entire houseful. 646-6432. 7. To receive the Budget for the fiscal year from July 1, 1976 investment. 1- Proposed Ordinance — fireplaced living room, cen­ Business Property 26 other antique items. R. Sale on some models. Save. Furniture Barn, 345 Main And that's the last word in NOW accounts. to June 30,1977, as prepared by the Board of Finance with its purchase of property — 446 tral vac system, garage, treed M IN IM IZE YOUR FUEL Pick-up and delivery. Harrison, 643-8709. Adams Street, from Ruth L. lot. 346,500. Philbrick Agency, OFFICE BUILDING - East Street. Beside Douglas recommendations thereon. Manchester ^cle Shop, 178 Motors. 8. To adopt a budget for the fiscal year July 1,1976 to June 30...... R. Fanta, Town of Realtors, 6464200. Center Street - Formally used West Middle 'Turnpike. ANTIQUES Wanted - 1977 and to make specific appropriations for said period. Manchester, County of Hart­ COSTS for dental office. Waiting American furniture, oriental room, receptionist room three rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ 9. To determine whether the tax on the list of October 1,1975 I 1 REAL ESTATE ford, State of Connecticut, for NEW RANCH - Large country This well Insulated 9-room Colonial oilers 4 CARPETS - plush deep red PORTABLE gas grills, the sum of three thousand kitchen with appliances, two large rooms, plus three 15’xl2’, Beige 15x12’. Grey wholesale priced 399.95. A sor chairs, crocks, jugs, shall be due and payable in a single Installment, or In two semi- ...... zoned oil heat and two fireplaces. Fully carpeted, sm ^ler rooms, on first floor. weathervanes, primitives. three hundred fifty dollars full baths, three bedrooms, 9’xlO’. 3-55 gallon drums. Call 3150 value, Molinski’s, 1111 annual installments or in four quarterly installments. Homes For Sale 23 fireplace, patio, oversized 2- kitchen, living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, Second floor has apartment after 4. 646-6948. Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ Ron Dionne, 643-1691. 10. To determine whether the tax on the list of October 1,1976, ------(33,350.00). car garage, deck, walk-out with good income. Entire ford, 289-9330. Copies of the Proposed Or­ 1 'A baths, 3 family rooms — one with slate floor as it applies to motor vehicles, shall be due and payable in a 326,500. ATTRAC'TIVE 5 room basement, aluminum siding, and indoor gas bar-b-que, walk up attic with building in good condition. OLD AND USED gifts at the FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ Heritage Savings single installment pursuant to Section 12-144a of the Connecticut Ranch, fireplace, baseboard dinance may be seen in the wall-to-wall throughout, 3471- Large aniesite parking lot. Lords Bible and Gift Shop, 10 Building Supplies 42 tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, General Statutes, Revision 1958, as amended. Seating, stove, refrigerator. Town Clerk’s Office during 900. Philbrick Agency, 646- automatic (an. Immaculate move-ln condition. 555,000. Philbrick Agency, Bissell Street, Manchester. lamps, etc. Now accepting &Lx>an Association • Since 1891 11. To do any other business proper to come before said Hutchins Agency 646-3166. business hours. 4200. Many more extras. Realtors, 646-4200. consignments, lor May auc­ tion. 644-8962. meeting. ^ Z T Pascal A. Prignano, SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - George H. Griffing, Inc. Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 23rd day of April, 1976. Jj-^BLY six room Ranch Secretary OVERSIZED CAPE - Six Leading manufacturer has Olt'Cv 1007 M jtn St M 4 n cn e » i« '649 4SM • H-M 4ti OH>c« Spcnect SI M in c h M ic t 649-3007 rooms, with central air- ALDA REALTY SCREENED LOOM WANTED - Antique and 50 to Board of Directors Rsallor MLS — Equal Housing Opportunity Real Estate Wented 23 redwood pools left over from C o ven i'r OHice Houle 3 l, 74? 7U 1 • ToH*nd O ILc* Ri 19V q u iiie i m il« to u ih of I 66 E m 99. 67? 7317. David Yeomans ^wo fireplaces, 1 1/2 Manchester, Conn. conditioning, eat-in kitchen, 1975 season Hall Price. • Sand • Graval • Fill 75 year old furniture, also OPENING SOON — HERITAGE CONVENIENCE CENTER IN FRANK'S SUPERMARKET Percy B. COTk baths, garage, privacy, dining room, brand new bath, wicker for consignment. We Dated at Manchester, ALL CASH for your proprly Guaranteed installation & Andovsr East Middle Turnpike. Manchester J. Russell Thompson Buckley School, low 40's three good sized bedrooms, have four rooms to fill. Call Connecticut this twenty-third 688-7271 within 24 hours. Avoid red terms, call toll free 800-228- Board of .Selectmen, Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, 335,000. Philbrick Agency, tape, instant service. Hayes 1976 ask for Monte, day or 742-7886 643-4716, Antique Loft, Town of Andover, Connecticut 649-1922. day of April, 1976. Realtors, 646-4200. Corporation, 646-0131. evening, seven days. Manchester. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANUlhbI hH KVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mun., ftpnl 26, IMVb MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 26, 1976- PAGE SEVENTEEN Answer to Previous Puzzle 61 Autoa For Sale 61 W tn fd to Buy 49 Aptrtm M tt For Bont 53 Apartmont* For Rant S3 Bualneat lor Rent 55 »uto* For Sale e i Autoa For Sale e i Autoa For Sale Countryside Charles M. Schultz OLD DOLLS WANTED - Will ROCKVILLE - Three room OFFICE - Contains large A bank repossession set up in ACROSS DOWN pay 565 and up for Bisque and apartment, with heat, hot RENTAL OFFICE room 15x30 with two rooms, park. Ready to occupy. Must china dolls. Also buying old water, stove, refrigerator, 10x12, lavatory and supply sell. Bank will arrange all Dear Abby 1 Farm building 1 Somelimes 5165. Adults only.■y. No pets. DAMATO ENTERPRISEt financing. For information 5 Circular grain invade barns I cast iron and tin toys. Call 875- Large variety of AparUnenta and room. Suitable for architect storage 2 Lily plant 7356. Security deposit. Parking for Townhouaei througtiout or draftsman, good lighting. call 1-828-0360. Broker. 9 Fowl 3 Lease one car. Call 646-7690. Manchester. Call 649-1680, 649-3549. By Abigail Van Buren 12 Away Irom 4 Setting hens Rantal Offfca open dallf S-S, WANTED - Woman’s 26” 1970 PONTIAC Bonneville, wind have done this Sat 10-3, aunUaf 11-a‘ DATSUNS 13 Large 5 Began bicycle, preferrably three or SUB-LET - one bedroom 648-1021 power barkes, power win­ Australian tree 6 Electrified five s p ^ , in good condition. apartment, 5183 monthly, in­ dows, power steering, cludes heat, hot water. 240 New S lat* Road Mftc. tor Rent 56 14 Indonesian of particle Reasonable. Call Mike automatic transmission, low DEAR ABBY: Something bothers me, and I would like Mindanao 7 Game of Killian, between 3-5 p.m., 643- Available May 1st. Call 646- MANCHESTER IDEALLY suited for small mileage, black, very sharp, your opinion and the opinion of others who have dealt with 15 Weight chance 26 Alberta (ab.) 43 Baby cows 2711. 7778. measure (pi.) 8 Strong 27 Relaxation 45 Pester contractor, or approximatelv 51150 or best offer. 7<2-6494 or this problem. 742-6901. Is it considered proper to smell food that is served to you 16 Against vegetable 29 Direction 46 Glacial gravel 700 sq. ft., reasonably priced, 9 Laughter WANTED 9000 BTU (ap­ SUMMIT STREET - Five START before eating it? 17 Head covering 30 Inner (comb, 48 School subject FOUR ROOM Duplex, large heat and electricity included. 18 Hunting dog sound form) (ab.) proximately) air-conditioner room first floor apartment, 1970 FORD Mustang - 351 modern bath and kitchen with yard, central location, adults Call 646-7297. I am seriously considering marrying a man who does this, 20 Garden 10 State (Fr.) 31 Forest 49 Spanish jar in good omrating condition. only. No pets. References, engine, automatic, power aqd I find it extremely irritating and embarrassing. He vegetable 11 Atlantic treaty creature 50 Certain class 110 volt outage. 25^'xl4", to fit appliances provided. Washer 5160 monthly, 643-6805. steering, new tires, new smells the food in the finest restaurants, at the homea of 22 Adfective group (ab.) 37 Pleases of vegetable a wall sleeve. Reasonable. and dryer shared. Available suffix 19 Within (comb, (archaic) 52 African river □ AUTOMOTIVE exhaust system, 51,500 or best AS LOW AS friends and even at my home. It's not just s quick sniff—he Call Mike Killian between 3-5 May 1st. Security deposit, offer. Call 649-1611 after 6 23 Single thing form) 38 Used to carry 53 Common lease required. Two children FOR RENT- modern 2 puts his nose right down near the food and smells it 24 Used to reach 21 Farm workers milk mule's name p.m. 643-2711. bedroom flat with full rec- p.m. Mickey Finn — .Morris Weiss accepted, 5205 per month. No Autoi For Sale 61 thoroughly! haymow(2wds.) 24 Qualified 41 Married lady 54 She (Fr.) utilities. Call 742-7887. ro o m . 183 B irc h S t. We are both in our late 60s and have been married before. 28 Want 25 Pipe material (ab.) 57 Boy's name WANTED - Used lawn Manchester. One child 1964 CHEVELLE - Malibu, 32 Babylonian mower, nothing fancy, must Outside of this one fault, he is intelligent, charming and accepted. No pets, good NEED CAR? Credit bad? convertible. Good condition, god I r " 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 run well. Also wanted: BOLTON - MANCHESTER Bankrupt? Repossessed? 5550 or best offer. Call 646- delightful company. But I'm not sure I could sit down for 33 Poem townline, 1 bedroom apart­ references a must. Available redwood picnic table set - June 1st. 5190 per month. Call Honest Douglas accepts 5750. three meals a day with a man who has this disgusting habit. 34 One (Scot.) li 13 14 round with benches. Please ment, carpeted, electric Or am I too picky? 35 Latitude (ab.) 429-4465. lowest down, smallest 17 call 647-1601 before 2 or after 5 kitchen, fireplace, quiet payments. Douglas Motors, 36 Source of 16 FOR SALE - 1968 Firebird, PICKY ME maple sugar p.m. neighborhood, references M5 Main. 350, very good running condi­ IB 19 Hi 21 required. 5230 monthly. 643- 39 Sainfe (ab.) tion. New tires, clean, asking 40 Dutch cheese 5983. Homea for Rent 54 DEAR PICKY; Diplomatically tell the gentleman that 2^ USED CARS WANTED-Top WE PAY 515 for complete 5850. 875-9658. his habit bothers you and suggest that he be leas obvious 42 Farm machine prices paid call Al at junk cars. Clall Joey, Tolland 44 Floute (ab.) ii 2^ 26 27 28 30 5 T Catalano's Auto Sales. 646- GLASTONBURY - Small five about it. Don’t insist that he drop the habit unless you want 47 Narrow inlet THREE room apartment in­ Auto Body, 528-1990. 1970 EMPI Super Beetle, good to drop HIM. Old habits die hard. 6322. cludes appliances, heat, hot room house with closed-in condition. Best offer. Call 643- 7 46 Work animals W f r porch, two bedrooms, den, 51 Make clear ••• water, laundry facilities, gar­ PARTS Department now open 7482. (poet.) 37 18 age, no pets, 5200. 643-4^. living room, eat-in kitchen, Saturdays. Complete line of DEAR ABBY; Dad and us kids want to get Mom a □ RENTALS lovely area, 5275. Lease, "mother's bracelet” for Mother’s Day. It will have a charm 55 Labor group Chrysler parts. Chorches 1973 MAVERICK, automatic, (ab.) w 41 42 43 security, references required. with each of her children's name and birth date engraved on Motors. 649-3646. 6 cyclinder, radial tires, 51,- 56 Goat's baby (2 44 46 46 47 ••• ATTRACTIVE two bedroom Call 1-224-8792 anytime, it. wds.) Rooms for Rent 52 townhouse with rec room, 950. 875-8837. iblch IMPORT CENTER Last year my oldest brother died, and I wonder if we 58 Meat of calf 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 washer/dryer hookup, 1967 Buick Electra, 5350. Call MANCHESTER - Five rooms, should include his name and birth date. He was a very 59 School sign ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly appliances. Manchester area. after 6, 643-9213. PARTS for MGB. Call John (simp, sp.) 56 57 58 5300 per month. Children PONTIAC - BUICK - OPEL - DATSUN important part of our family, even though he was mentally 55 rooms, single 556., double 569. 6464353. accepted, no pets. Call J.D. after 6 p.m, 649-4216. 60 Dried FIAT - LANCIA - AND PRE-OWNED CARS retarded. 61 Jewish month 59 6d 61 plus tax, continental Real Estate. 646-1980. THREE BEDROOM Duplex, USED CAR 1972 MAZDA Rx2. Excellent Do you think it would make Mom sad to have his charm 62 Make lace breakfast, maid service, color 63 Epochs 62 63 f)4 S O M E ^ condition. New radials. 51,700. on her bracelet? We don’t want to make her unhappy, but 26 TV, utilities, parking. Call, living, dining, famil^i room, 64 Silk (Fr.) 2 ★ SPECIALS ★ 649-4270. we don't want her to think we have forgotten him. 'Thank GRAKIDPARENTS 646-2300. modern kitchen with new Bualnaaa for Rent 55 Route 5s East Windsor • 289-6483 (NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASS.N i -v^REALLY A R E/. cabinets, stove, dishwasher 19 71 Dodge Dart Swinger you. 1972 PONTIAC L em ans TO SHARE home with area and refrigerator, attic, base­ FOR RENT - Connecting or 2-Door Hardtop, JONES AUTO MOM’S KIDS businessman, Manchester- ment and garage. 5270 separate front room offices. automatic, radio, $ j C Q R wagon, air-conditioning, vinyl roof, excellent condition. Call 1972 VEGA, GT, hatchback, 4- 1971 Vega, good condtion, Vernon area. 5135 per month. monthly. Security required, 933 Main Street. Call 643-4846. powtr itaerlng. ■ SALES speed, excellent condition. 51100, firm. Call 643-4644. DEAR KIDS; Include a charm for your oldest brother. I For informatton, days, 872- no pets. 649-3050. 872-6023 after 6 p.m. 51650. 74 MCK CcfftwT ColonMOe. 4-4r, ac .$3295 Win at Bridge 1976 Pylmouth Fury 73 a m i 2000 K. Mto...... $2295 Snows, am/fm, woodgrain in­ think your mom would appreciate it. You are very loving 4382 and evenings 643-0780. OFFICE SPACE - 400 square Custom Wagon. 18,* MAVERICK - 1970,6 cylinder, 73 VW BCETIE. 4 ip. radio, yeloa . $2095 terior, 51,275. 644-9141. 1974 T riu m p h S p itfire , and thoughtful children to consider it. FOUR ROOM Flat - in four feet, air-conditioned, 5175. 000-mllat, air con­ 70 DOOCE Qidbnier RT, mto. ps .. .$1995 automatic transmission. 70 UK Ho^ 2w., 3 1 ^ ...... $12H excellent condition, low ROOMS for rent, centrally family house, first floor, Warren E. Howland Realtors, ditioning, powar 1969 TOYOyA, 5500. Call 649- mileage. 53,000. Call 872-2975 DEAR ABBY: My wife and I disagree on something and located. 146 Center Street. desirable location, heated, Radio. Call 742-5070. 71 Pin Vitot Dnter, 6 cyl, aato $1195 Grab the ninth trick eariy 643-1108. brakes, power $S UK JaveiL auto, ps .. .$1295 4997, after 6:00 p.m. hope you can settle it. 6 Please call 649-0013. parking, no appliances, 5160. steering, automatic, ’ 3395 72 FORD PMo SRdra Rpi, 4 tpi r M $2095 Is it all right to tell a hostess to please put the dogs and Security required, adults only, BROAD STREET location for 1968 AUSTIN Healy Sprite 73 om 1900 WifOR. 4’ipd. .... $1995 1969 CHEVELLE, 307 Trucka lor Sale 62 cats out of sight during dinner? NORTH 26 Jim; "Here we find South in WANTED Female roommate no pets. 643-6181. rent 2600 square feet, behind 1974 Dodge Pi(diu| with 42,000 original miles. 72 UR He^ Wocoii, urto, pi, lir $2195 three notrump. South wins the 5995. 643-7697. 72TOYOT4CoromCNitom.4 4r.,Mto .$1295 automatic, 2 door, 5950. 647- The situation is as follows; My wife’s mother has two *75 - (24-30) to share seven room Dairy Queen. Ideal for any Club cab, 8-fo ' 9683. VQ3 first spade and loses the dia­ house in Manchester, two MANCHESTER - Clean five retail wholesale, or service body, ona ownar. 3195 299 eroad SL, Manchesler 646-4566 1965 CHEVROLET. Utility dogs and three cats who have the run of the house. I don't body. Call 649-4446. mind pets if they are clean-looking and don’t stay under my ♦ A Q J 10 7 5 mond finesse. Spades are other women. Call 646-2895.' rooms, first floor, oven, business. Has large 10x10 *A J2 range, refrigerator. 1974 Chevrolet Nova feet all the time. My mother-in-law’s pets sre always on her cleared against him and he overhead doors, toilet 4-Door Stdan, 6 WEST EAST Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence ROOMMATE - Female - to Convenient location. 1973 FORD, FlOO, pick-up lap. She feeds them while she eats and serves others, which can only come to eight tricks facilities, parking for 60 cars, cylinder, automatic, AQJ 10 84 *963 since West holds the ace of share four room apartment in Available May 1st. Security will sub-divide. Call 649-6544. with camper, good condition, spoils my appetite. power steering, S O IS Q R CATALANO’S AUTO SALES & SERVICE 52,400. Call after 6, 487-1832. V A 97 V86542 hearts." ITiS THAT CON ARTIST VOU'VE WHAT?.. RELAX, 6LUBBER.HEAP:...')'0U • Manchester with same. Own deposit. 5225 per month. radio. Also, one dog is part St. Bernard, end he drools and HMMM.YES... TSURE.NOPROBLEM- ♦ 6 2 ♦ K3 Oswald: "Victor explains BUCKINGHAM ISH... VOU'VE F O tt- CAN HIRE SHRINKS TO DREDSE THAT ,waHT BB \ IF YOU’LL SION A bedrooms, wall-to-wall Belfiore Agency, 647-1416. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - slobbers all the time, which also isn’t very appetizing. Plus 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger 1974 GMC Sierragrand pick-up *943 AKQ5 that South was right to win the . CALLINS BACK ABOUT GOTTEN THE ITOUTA MY MEMORY WITH TRUTH carpet, dishwasher. Ap­ reception, conference, two Tol. 646-7741 MANCH^ESTER^^co^^ Tol. 646-6322 the cats seem to have chronic eczema, and their visible sores THE “INSTANT FACELIFT ^ FORMULA ? proximately 5120 per montn. FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ 2-Door Hardtop, 16,* and mini camper, carpeted, SOUTH (D) first .spade Had he ducked. consulting rooms. Supply and 000 miles, 6 cylinder, turn my stomach. FORMULA 1 Security deposit required. cond floor, utilities furnished, lavatory, heat, air- low mileage, 350 engine, * AK2 West might shift to a club standard shift, 1973 CHEVrCAMARO automatic transmission, My wife says Mom's pets are like her "children," and as ¥ K J 10 Call 643-8001 after 5:30. elderly couple preferred. Call conditioning, parking. 649- power steering, S O C K rt 1970 MERCURY COUGAR 2-DR. H.T. whereupon perfect defense A.T., P.S., P.B., Buckata power brakes, power steering, guests, we should look the other way and not say anything. * 984 would beat him. But if South 649-9428. 1680 , 649-3549. radio. Immaculate. f c W W w A.T., P.S., P.B., Starao, Buckaft ADULT male to share my (For The Sporta Minded) am/fm radio, 8 track stereo, I say, I should politely ask Mom to please put the pets in * 10 8 7 6 had led a heart at trick two in­ qpartment, 5100. monthly. A-1 LOCATION, in center of 1974 Barraixida (A Sharp Car) deluxe interior, excellent con­ another room while we’re eating. Both vulnerable stead of a diamond, nothing Call 649-4056, after 6 p.m. town. 4 large rooms, modern OFFICE SPACE 2-Door Hardtop. > 3 0 9 5 .0 0 dition. Many extras. Must What do you say? could bother hfm. Should West kitchen, tile bath, heat and Automatic, power sell, best offer. Call 646-0429. WEAK STOMACH FORRENT steering, radio, one $ O O R f l West North East South duck. South would lose the Apartmenta For Rant 53 appliances furnished, no pets owner. w O w U diamond finesse next but have or children. 5195. Call after 6, 250 square feet, center of 1971 OLDS VISTA CRUISER 1970 FORD MAVERICK 2-DR. 1974 CHEVY half ton pick-up, DEAR WEAK; If your description of the pete is Manchester, air con­ Pass nine tricks; should West grab WE HAVE customers waiting 649-8407. 1973 Valiant Sedan A.T., P.S., P.B., Rack, Air Cond. A.T., Radio, 6-Cylindar standard shift, 350 c.i., V-8 accurate, I’m with you all the wayl Pass !♦ Pass 2N.T ditioning and parking. Call 4-Door, 318 engine, engine, power brakes. 8’ fleet his ace and lead a second for the rental of your apart­ (A Real Beauty) (A Mlaer On Qaa) f>ass 3 N T. Pass Pass spade South would duck that ment or home. J.D. Real MANCHESTER - Newer two 643-9551. automatic, low S O ilO R side. Low inileage. Call 649- Pass mileage. 1344. one and the spade suit would Estate Associates, Inc. 646- bedroom. Duplex Townhouse, Opening lead — Q * be dead " 1980. half of 2-family. Within 1972 Dodge Charger S .L > 2 5 9 5 .0 0 > 1 4 9 5 .0 0 walking distance to schools Resort Property 2>Door Hardtop, air 1974 DODGE, DlOO pick-up, 8’ Astro-graph Alley Oop — Dave Graue LOOKING for anything in real and shopping. Price includes 1 For Rent 56 conditioning, power 1971 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2-DR. H.T. fleet side, slant 6, automatic, By Oswald & James Jacoby steering, power 1970 DODGE DART 2-DR. H.T. radio, step bumper, many estate rental - apartments, 1/2 baths, finished rec room in A.T., P.S., P.B., Buckata By BERNICE BEDE OSOL THEN WE homes, multiple dwellings, no basement, wall-to-wall brakes, automatic, S O A Q R A.T., P.S., Radio, Vinyl Top extras. 52,900. 647-1516. Jim: "Vidor Mollo's new A Texas reader wants to D'YOU FIGURE THIS IT's Not too early to plan your radio, vinyl roof. 340 V-8 CRITTER'LL HEAD GOT US A , fees. Call J.D. Real Estate carpeting, appliances, and summer vacation!! Lake book entitled 'Bridge Basics know the significance of the p r o b l e m ! Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 and Beyond' ranges from double in this sequence; 1 NT- STRAIGHT FDR / Associates, Inc. 646-1980. private entrances. Available Kanasatka, Moultonboro, 1974 Plymouth Sebring > 1 5 9 5 .0 0 For Tuesday, April 27, 1976 t h ' c a v e ? A July 1st. Shown by appoint­ New Hampshire. Lakefront 2>Door Hardtop, 6 > 1 5 9 5 .0 0 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) elementary examples of bid­ 2 H-pass-pass-double. PRESIDENTIAL Village ment only. 5260 per month, cottage, sleeps five, two cylinder, automatic, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) To­ Your motives will be genuine in ding and play to very ad­ The answer is that there is apartments, near churches Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. bedrooms, living room, power steering, $ O Q 7 R - Lowest rates available. day. concentrale bn situations helping others today, yet in the vanced.” no definite agreement on the and shopping area, no pets. kitchen, screened-in porch radio. Very sharpi f 1970 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 1970 OLDS VISTA CRUISER "Sunny Day” coverage. that can mean something to final analysis you'll derive the Oswald; "Lets devote a meaning of the bid. The Please call6«-2623. 30 LOCUST STREET - Second A.T., P.S., P.B., Air Cond. Exclusive NETRA Agent. you materially. It's possible you greater benefits from your and sundeck. Completely fur­ 19 71 Dodge Dart A.T., P.S., P.B., Air, Rack could reap very large returns. deeds. week to some of his elemen­ Jacobys play it as primarily floor, four room apartment, nished. Private beach. Great 4 .Door Sedan, 6 Clarke Agency, 643-1126. tary examples, bearing in lor takeout — others may play MANCHESTER GARDENS- h eat^ , security, 5220. 646- fishing and conveniently cylinder, automatic, $ 4 C Q R > 1 8 9 5 .0 0 (A Fine Family Car) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. mind that all these elemen­ it primarily for business. Two bedroom duplex, in 2426, 9-5. located on Lakes Region area. 49,000 miles. I 1972 KAWASAKI - 350, Rebuilt Y o u m a y h a v e a fe w 21) Try to conduct important It is up to each partnership business discussions in a tary hands illustrate prin­ beautiful country setting. Available June through engine. Best offer, must sell. frustrations early in the day. ciples that have been discuss­ to agree in advance on how Includes heat, hot water, SPACIOUS 3 room apartment September, 5175 weekly. Call Call 649-1184. but don't let them get the best social atmosphere today. 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA 2-DR. of you. Conditions brighten Favorable results can be ob­ ed from time immemorial.” they want to play it. P appliances, and parking. 5189- - in stone house, appliances, Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4:30 MANCHESTER 51^. monthly. Superintendent heat parking, adults only, no p.m. A.T., P.S., P.Bf., Air ^ 9 9 5 a 0 0 Specials MOTORCYCLE Insurance - later on. tained over a relaxed meal. 646-0090, Robert C. White pets, security. 5220 monthly. PLYMOUTH, INC. (A Good Buy at $1695.00) Specializing in low cost GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Berry’s World Company, 236-5961. Equal May 1st occupancy. 646-0885. Rt. 83 643-2708 coverage for over 10 years. Though you may be a little ex­ 19) Break your routine up a little housing. Autos For Sale 61 > 1 6 9 5 .0 0 Binding authority. Crockett travagant in what you do lor today. Plan something fun this THREE BEDROOM Duplex, in c o DAUTian ICIIAUC r^AUU Agency, Inc., 643-1577. others today, it could turn out evening with the family that you The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions SPACIOUS six-room upstairs some appliances, parking, ISbo rUNIIAl; LcMMo UUNV. to be a sound investment in usually reserve for the apartment. Security deposit. security deposit. Call 643-6312. 1971 FORD TORINO STA. WAGON A.T., P.S., P.B., Buckata 1973 YAMAHA 175cc, Enduro good will. weekend- built for dirt. 2,000 miles, 5450. I DON'T KNOW References. Write Box BB, A.T., P.8., P.B., Air Cond. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WHAT PeVCHOLOGV Manchester Herald. THREE ROOM furnished Call 646-7961 after 6. This IS a good day to talk to You're better at finalizing MEAHS-BUT IT'S, apartment, suitable for two persons of nftuence who could things today than you were e u P E t a k e n t h ' Z IN G O U TTA M V THREE ROOM Apartment, people. 272 Main Street, > 1 5 9 5 .0 0 1968 CHEV. CAMARO CONV. 1970 450CC HONDA, excellent help you careerwise. Lay all yesterday If you have any condition, low mileage, 5600. EELATIONS heat, hot water, cooking gas, Manchester. 3-Speed, Buckata, Radio your cards on the table. loose threads hanging, tie V SHOWING WITH Call 647-1926. stove, refrigerator, wall-to- 1 them now. q q o 6 < 3 o q MOMMV wall carpet. 5175. Adults only, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Others EAST HARTFORD - First will be of assistance to you to­ PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) no pets, centrally located. floor five room apartment Quality Body Work 1973 SUZUKI TS185 Very good Think big today. Even if you fall Security deposit. Call 646-7690. condition, compression day because they sincerely with garage, no pets, security, 1968 OLDS CUTLASS 2-DR. H.T. want to olease you. Don't be short of your mark you'll still be 646-4786. . F6041 at release, best offer. 649-1052 P A.T., P.S., P.B., Air Cond. pushy. A few friendly hints will further ahead than if you'd MANCHESTER - Four after five. do. restricted your outlook. rooms, first floor, heat, hot MANCHESTER - unusual Discount Prices! water, stove, cooking fuel, townhouse at Pine Ridge GRANADA >447^ Campara-Trallera VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) To­ Your quiet, convenient location, village, individual entrances, Mobile Homea 65 day may be profitable in large yard. 5205 monthly. finished rec room in base­ SERVICE DEPARTMENT OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 3:00 P.M. several ways. You could gain monetarily and also learn Birthday 0 Security and references. ment. Price includes heat, SELLING your mobile home? 4-ze Write Box TT, Manchester Buyers waiting! 1-826-0360 someth ng of value for future appliances, wall-to-wall Dillon Sales & Service use. April 27, 1976 Herald. carpeting and air- Broker. conditioning. 5235. per month. 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( Obituaries Boy at race killed; About town youth dies at crash Laurenre J. O'Connor Sr. .Mph. Hurry ,M. Kosenthal The executive board of the Martin- Joseph Blette of Manchester Laurence J. O’Connor Sr., 69, of 61 Mrs. Bessie Brownstein South Schools PTA will meet Organization of the Handicapped will S. Alton St. died Friday at Hartford Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the library at Rosenthal, 76, of 37 Sea Breeze Rd., (Continurd from Page One) Morin was pinned in tve car for about speak Tuesday at the noon meeting of Hospital, He was the husband of Mrs. Martin School. Old Saybrook, formerly of Hartford, 10 minutes, police said. the Kiwanis Club at Manchester Lillian Conway O’Connor. died Saturday in St. Francis Donald Beckwith, another spec­ Police are looking for a car that Country Club. Mr. O’Connor was born in New Bri­ Manchester Assembly Order of Hospital, Miami Beach, Fla. tator, said the jeep came out of the reportedly stopped at the scene of the tain and lived in the Hartford area all Rainbow for Girls, will meet tonight She was the wife of Harry M. woods, hit a mudhole and went accident and then left. Police said The Sacred Dance Group of Center his life. at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. Rosenthal, and the mother of Morton charging across a cornfield, missed a the driver had told several people Congregational Church will present a He worked for the Terry Corp., S. Rosenthal and Mrs. Shirley Juran, food stand by a few feet, hit a bump Members are reminded to return all program Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Windsor, for 12 years until his retire­ that he had seen the same car in­ their candy money. both of Manchester. and flew into the air and either hit or volved in an accident a few minutes meeting of the Rotary Club at ment in 1972. The funeral was today. Burial was landed on the spectators. before. The car was either a tan or Manchester Country Club. He was a communicant of St. Rose The Manchester VFW Auxiliary in Emanuel Synagogue Cemetery, Donna Weeks, 16, of Bolton, was yejlow Dodge. Police are asking the Church, East Hartford. will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Wethersfield. The Weinstein Mor­ also hit. She was treated and driver to please contact them at The Sewing Circle of Manchester Other survivors are two sons, Ray­ tuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hart­ released at Norwich Hospital. post home. 608 E. Center St. The Newcomers Club will meet tonight at Troop K in Colchester. program at 8:30 p.m. will be' mond E. O’Connor of East Hartford ford, was in charge of arrangements. Morin was a passenger in a car he 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Christy and Laurence J. O’Connor Jr. of Miss Descault was treated and presented by the American Cancer The family suggests that friends owned but was being driven by Laura released at Windham Memorial Harris, 30 Edmund St. Manchester; two daughters, Therese wishing to may make memorial gifts Descault, 19, of Marlborough. Society. Dr. C.W. Wickersham will M. O’Connor of East Hartford and Hospital. The car had to be towed speak on breast cancer. The public is to the Israeli Emergency Fund, c/o State Police said the car was east- The Handicrafts Group of Kathleen M. O’Connor of from the scene. invited. Hartford Jewish Federation, 343 bound on Rt. 66 in Hebron when the Manchester Newcomers Club will Manchester, and three Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, or driver lost control, went oft the left The Women’s Home League of the meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the grandchildren. the Hartford Chapter of Hadassah. side of the road and hit a utility pole. Community Y to make fabric The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. Other survivors are two brothers, Salvation Army will meet Tuesday at flowers. from the Newkirk and Whitney four sisters, and four grand­ 1:30 p.m. in junior hall at ’The Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., daughters. Citadel. There will be an educational East Hartford, with a Mass at 10 at program, Mrs. Brig. Mildred Pickup Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta Sigma Aniliony J. Calilro St. Rose Church. Burial will be in St. iVIi.ss Josephine Bartolotta will show slides of Hawaii. Hostesses Phi, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. Anthony Joseph Calitro, 67, of Gar- are Mrs. Annie Johnston and Mrs. the home of Mrs. Lorraine Senton, 34 Miss Josephine Bartolotta, 62, of 5 ton St,, Old Lyme, died Sunday in Old Friends may call at the funeral Ruth Sheldon. Buff Cap Rd., Ellington. Mrs. Sandra Parkview Rd., Cromwell, died Sun­ Lyme. He was the father of F. Peter home tonight from 7 to 9, Freeman will present the program, day night at Middlesex Memorial Pescasolido of Manchester. The family suggests that those Manchester WATES will meet “What Needs to be Done.” Hospital, Middletown, after suffering Other survivors are his wife, 2 wishing to may make memorial gifts Tuesday at the Italian/American an attack at a dance in Middletown. other sons, 3 daughters, 24 to the Mental Health As.sociation of Club. Weighing-in will be 7 to 8 p.m. She was the sister of Salvatore Bar­ grandchildren and 2 great­ Connecticut, 56 Arbor St,, Hartford. Members are reminded to bring fruit grandchildren. tolotta of Manchester. and vegetables for a kitchen social. She is also survived by three The funeral is Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. Mr». .Ni-llir II. .Siriiiko brothers. from the John F. Tierney Funeral The Manchester Bicentennial BOLTON — Mrs. Nellie B. Siemko, Th^ funeral is Wednesday at 8; 15 A former slave, Phillis Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Parade Float Committee will meet Fire calls 59, Of 30 Clark Rd. died Saturday at a.m. from the D'Angelo Funeral Wheatley, used her literary at 9 at St. James Church. Burial will Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Army- Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Home, 22 S. Main St., Middletown, be in Col. Gates Cemetery, Rocky talents during the Revolution Navy Club on Main St. Committee .Miinclii-sU'r was the widow of Joseph Siemko. with a Mass at 9 at St, John’s Church, Hill. to criticize British tyranny. Born in Senegal, Africa, members and a.11 float sponsors are Mrs. Siemko was born March 30, Saturday, 11:53 a.m. — Campfire in Cromwell. Burial will be in St. John’s Friends may call at the funeral Phillis was “snatched” as a urged to attend. woods off Oakland St. (Eighth District) 1917 in Rockville and lived in Hart­ Cemetery, Middletown. home tonight from 7 to 9. child and sold in 1761 to the Saturday, 5:27 p.m. — Brush fire at ford most of her life until moving to Friends may call at the funeral The family suggests that those Wheatley family of Boston, rear of Manchester Shopping Parkade. Bolton a year ago. home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 wishing to may make memorial gifts who taught her to read, write The Memorial Temple, Pythian (Town) She was a clerk at Travelers In­ p'.’m. to the Heart Association of Greater and restored her freedom. Sisters, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Saturday, 10:57 p.m. — Car fire on surance Co, in Hartford. Hartford. Phillis Wheatley was the first at the Marine Club, Parker St. There Interstate 86 between Exits 93 and 94. black American to publish a She was a communicant of St. Mrs. Siiiniii'l R. Wilson Mrs. Josiqili P. Uiieegar will be bingo games and (Eighth District) book of poetry. The World refreshments will be served by Mrs, Maurice Church, Bolton. Mrs, Ellen Wilson, 84, of 11 Ridge Mrs. Gertrude Powers Uneegar, Almanac notes, in 1794. rolliind County Survivors are a son, Gary W. St. died Saturday in Manchester Blance Lecuyer and Mrs. Edna L. Saturday. 5:22 p.m. — Medical assist at 66, of Falls Rd., Moodus, formerly of Miller. Siemko of Manchester; her mother, Memorial Hospital. She was the wife Manchester, died Sunday morning at Piano's Restaurant. Rt. 44A. Bolton. Mrs. Stella Ostrowski of of Samual R, Wilson. Middlesex Memorial Hospital, Manchester; three brothers, Mrs. Wilson was born in Ireland Middletown, after a long illness. She Area police Matthew Ostrowski of California, and lived most of her life in was the wife of Joseph Uneegar. ■CLIP & SAVE- Henry Ostrowski of Florida and Manchester. Mrs. U neegar was born in Thomas Ostrowski of Coventry. She was a member of Daughters of Manchester, the daughter of the late Vernon ,Xlie iniee are scheduled The funeral is Tuesday^at 9; 15 a.m. Liberty, Sunset Rebekah Lodge, and William and Sarah Wilson Powers, Burton F. Stratton, 34, of for court in Rockville on you w ill from the John F. Tierney Funeral the Loyal Order of Kings Daughters, and lived in Moodus many years. 200 Regan Rd., Vernon, May 25. Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass She was a member of Center Before her retirement in 1973, she was arrested Saturday on a at 10 at St. Maurice Church. Burial Ellington stop smoking Congregational Church since 1914. worked at Brownell Manufacturing Common Pleas Court will be in Mount St. Benedict’s Other survivors are two sons, Co. in Moodus. warrant charging him with Dale Avery, 17, of 7 Cemetery, Bloomfield. Woodrow S, Wilson and Russell W, Other survivors are a brother, seven counts of risk of in­ Davis Rd,, Ellington, was Friends may call at the funeral Wilson, both of Manchester; a William E. Powers of Manchester; a jury to a minor and two charged Saturday With on JuneSth ' home tonight from 7 to 9. brother, George J. Smith of South sister, Mrs. Edwin (Dorothea) Cor­ counts of fourth-degree failure to grant one half the At SmokEndors, you'll smoke as much as you like until you've The family suggests that those Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Minnie nish of Manchester; and several sexual assault. highway, littering a public learned to quit calmly and comfortably...lorever tree of lha wishing to do to may make memorial Robinson of Hartford, and six’ highway, and possession of desire to smoke. You will quit painlessly, WITHOUT scare tac­ nieces and nephews. Police said the alleged tics, willpower, hypnosis, or ‘'cllmblno the walls." Like lens gifts to the Heart Association of grandchildren. The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m, incidents took place April 9 an alcoholic beverage in a Greater Hartford. of thousands internationally, you will become a relaxed non- The funeral is Tuesday at l;30p.m. from the Biega Funeral Home, 3 and 22. S tratto n was motor vehicle by a minor. smoker, totally indifferent lo cigarettes. at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Silver St,, Middletown, with the Rev. arrested after police Police said Avery was Come lo a Free Introductory Session near you. .and bring .Snrali E. Wlinlcn St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Msgr. Henry J. Dziadosz of St. received complaints from traveling east on Rt. 140 your cigarettes. In a few weeks you won't need them anymore. SOUTH WINDSOR - Sarah Friends may call at the funeral Bridget of Kildare Church in Moodus five families in the apart­ and drove over the center LOCATION FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION Elizabeth Whalen, 3, of 36 Mountain home tonight from 7 to 9. officiating. Burial will be in St. ment complex where he line and sideswiped a car Dr. died Friday at Children’s The family suggests that those Bridget of Kildare Church Cemetery, lived. Police said the driven by Donald Columbo. ffOLIUNMAHCHESItfl 1uesday Orthopedic and Medical Center wishing to may make memorial gifts Moodus. alleged incidents involved 34, of E. Sho,re Rd., ."lano's Reslaur.int A pril 2 7 or M a y a Hospital, Seattle, Wash. to the Center Congregational Church Friends may call at the funeral children ranging in age Ellington, which was Ries 6 and 44A 8:CC p .n . She was born May 30, 1972 in traveling west. Memorial Fund. home tonight from 7 to 9. from 8 to 12. ROCiiY HILL Tuesday Manchester, and lived in South Wind­ Avery was given a court sor. Stratton was held at the Howard Jonnso.is April 27th date of. May 11 in 1499 Silas [ieanc Hwy. 8 :0 0 p.m . She is survived by her parents, Community Correctional Center in Hartford and was Rockville. L William E. and Beverly Coulbm STORRS W ednesday to be presented in Common Whalen; three brothers, William C. Briefs Tolland St. Thomas Aquinas Chapel April 28 or May 5 Pleas Court 19, Stafford, Whalen Jr., Thomas M. Whalen and Michael Morosi, 17, of 46 N. Eag'eville Road 8 :0 0 p m John S. Whalen, all at home, and her Today. 206 Buff Cap Rd., Tolland EASTHflHTfORO W e dn e sd ay maternal grandmother, Mrs. Pauline was charged with speeding G. Coulombe of East Hartford. Daniel Davis, 21, of 75 lijiioay inn A p ril 2 6 Sweet Adelines Connecticut Light and Power, Co. Saturday after a one-car 8 :0 0 p.m . The funeral is Tuesday at 9 a.m. Orchard St,, Rockville, 363 Roberts Street BOSTON (UPI) - Three Connec­ customers were without power for was served Saturday with a accident on South River from the Callahan Funeral Home, GLASTONBURY T h ursday ticut women’s barbershop quartets slightly more than two hours Sunday re-arrest warrant in con­ Rd., Tolland. r 1602 Main St,, East Hartford, with a First federal Savings Bank Ap.il 29 or May 6 took the first, second and third prizes after a car hit an electrical pole on nection with a July 1975 in­ Police said the car Mass at 10 at St. Margaret Mary 2519 Main Street 8 :0 0 p.m . at the first annual chorus and quartet East Main Street. Police said the cident. The original rounded a curve at a high Church, South Windsor. Burial will competition for the Sweet Adelines driver was unharmed. rate of speed when one of VEBNOH T h u rsda y be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East warrant charged him with held over the weekend.. Affected by the power outage from breach of the peace, the tires went flat, the Howard Jonnsons M a y 6 Hartford. The Fine and Dandy Quartet of 3:50 p.m. until 6:10 p.m. were drive lost control and 451 Hartford Tpke. 8 0 0 p.m . Friends may call at the funeral criminal mischief, and in­ Stamford received the first award, residents of East Main, Oak and terfering with a police of­ struck a tree. home tonight from 7 to 9, ' the Mountain Laurel of the greater Orchard streets. Two passengers in the The family suggests that those ficer, He posted a $1,500 s m o k a ,nders* Hartford chapter placed second and surety bond for appearance car, both minors, were wishing to may make memorial gifts Alert is off “the eaey way lo quit smoking" 'I'ankee Flair of Simsbury was third. in Common Pleas Court 19, treated and released at to the Sarah E. Whalen Fund, c/o St. For information about meetings in other areas.call'loll free or write The novice quartet award was won WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - -The Rockville, May 26. Rockville . General Jude’s Hospital, 332 N. Lauderdale by the First Impression Quartet of rain that started late Saturday, Hospital, Morosi’s court 580 Washington Straat, Canton, MA 02021 1-600-22S-9726 Ave., Memphis, Tenn. ($ SmokEnders, Inc.,Phllllpibure. NJ 1971 (4-78) ■ the Farmington Valley chapter of dousing Connecticut with a Glenn Pelletier, 21, of 106 date is May 17 in Stafford. L ■■HaBHaaCLIP & SAVEaaiaiaaM B J Simsbury. muchneeded downpour, has ended Hartle Dr., Vernon and In the chorus competition the the high forest fire danger in effect Bruce Stewart, 20 and Ill Mriiioriaiii Yankee Maid chapter of Stamford since April 3. Sarkis Mesehian, 21, both Ii loving momnry of ScuU placed first, the Mountain Laurel “This is the good soaking rain whi passed away ;\pnl 26. IU70 of Glastonbury were chapter came in third and the Far­ we’ve been looking for," said Charles charged Saturday with This day do we remember, mington Valley Chapter placed Until Ainil 3 a Snyder, a state forest fire control of­ larceny. A loving thought we give. fourth. ficer. He said very little forest fire Kor o.ic no longer wilh us. Police said the incident Hut in hearts still lives. activity was reported Saturday, involved the removal of I’owcr oil lap;** resulting in a discontinuation of the this Midas Father .iml Sisters railroad ties from the Dob­ WATERBURY (UPI) - About 500 danger alert as of late Saturday. son Rd.-Elm Hill Rd, area.

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% i Absolute essentiais for Jrs.! ^ 1 50 * Hygienic Aereated' Tie-front shirts Prewashed jeans Carry away 36-40% savings OUR REG. 594 TO 694 pantyhose, 404 off Full cut, finely on the,newest white hobos tailored briefs and Fashionabie sheer selling styles in soft, bikinis of Eiderlon nylon with hygienic leather-like vinyl shoulder bags acetate-nylon for cotton crotch for OUR REG. 5.99 ,OUR REG. 13.99 14.99 with coveted multi-compartments, long wear and comfort * feminine protection. OUR REG. zip and flap closings, inside and 89 Get 30 days wear or SAVE 33%I Fantastic cotton Bikini sizes 5-7; OUR REG. 1.29 SAVE 2.00 & 3.001 Washed-out new pair free. 2 sizes. gauze shirts in assorted blue cotton denim jeans with 4.69 TO 4.99 outside pocket detailing. Solid color briefs, 5-10. or with exciting new embroidery trim. plaids to tie up your whole great new detailing. Sizes 5-15. jean look. Sizes S-M-L. RETURNS ARE EASY AT BRADLEESI With tales slip: instant cash refund within 30 days of purchase. Men, save 6.00 to 8.00 SmilkM^ Without sales slip: even exchange or . on double knit solid & merchandise credit spectaculars!! within 30 days fancy leisure suits ol purchase. Soft body shirts JA CKETS^ ^ 9 ® in fashion prints OUR REG. 14.99 TO 15.99 Boys’ Screen SLACKS 7 9 9 OUR REG. 10.99 TO 11.99 print T’s 'OUR REG. 6.99 Silky smooth acetate-nylon shirts in a tremendous collection of scenic SUITS i and floral prints. Earthy tones of blue, green and brown. S-XL. 19»8 FANTASTIC PRICE OUR REG. 25.98 TO 27.98 Small price on fashion Here's your chance to get Toddlers’ T-shirts of polyester- the greatest in a mix 'n famous cotton or cotton knits. match group of sport co­ Assortment of prints ordinates. Choose from solid maker knit in white and ringers. 8-16 and fancy check. C.P.O. sleepwear jackets and 4-pocket, Ban- Rol® waist slacks. Of irregulars double knit polyester in navy, brown, grey, green, tan. It. blue, rust. The 499 / S \v .f' ■ SPECIAL jackets. 36-46; slacks, 30-42. ■ PURCHASE Only slight imperfec­ tions make this sale of nationally known sleep- wear possible at this low price! Of flame retardant Arnel tri- L ' ’ » > * lb Boys’ prewashed acetate polyester mesh * jeans at 2.00 with gripper waist and front. In prints with /' ‘ savings now! ruffle trim. 1-4. Pre-season savings on baby doll pajamas OUR REG. 7.99 Soft, washed-out blue Funtime hats cotton denim flares in two terrific styles with riew pocket treatments. A darling collection of prints OUR REG. 1.19 ( 8-18 regular; 8-16 slim in sweet little baby doll Super assortment pajamas of flame retardant of novelty prints polyester. Sizes 4-14. and neat tennis styles. Fit 4-14.

Big 2.00 savings on hoocted sweatshirts M T -it* ^ 9 9 OUR REG.REI 6.99 Zip-front, 2-pocket style of Creslan Junior boys’ acrylic-cotton. Solids, tweeds. S-XL screen print T’s

OUR REG. 1.99 What-a-price on this great group of cotton knit T-shirts. Choice of novelty prints. 4-7.

Junior boys’ Super 2.50 savings Pretty Summery sundresses no-iron jeans on blue denim jeans Savage brand briefs SIZES 4-6X I SIZES 714 0 9 9 'OUR REG. 4.99 SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL PURCHASE . SPECIAL PURCHASE Polyester-cotton navy OUR REG. 7.99 PR. Suntime dresses with their own Halter sundresses with softly denim or twill jeans OUR REG. 1.39 SOLIDS Terrific buy! Choose from western panties. Prints, checks & solids shirred, smocked bodices and with 2 front pockets, OUR REG. 1.69 PRINTS style jeans with 2 front scoop and of easy-care polyester-cotton. matching panties. Sunny prints eiasticized back, belt Continental style lo-rlse nylon 2 back patch pockets or 4-patch Choose from exciting styles with and checks of easy-care cotton loops. Sizes 4-7. briefs for fashion fit and comfort. ^jocket mariner jeans. Both in blue and polyester-cotton lace, ric-rac and applique trim. Solids, denim-looks, prints. S-M-L. cotton denim. Sizes 28-38. ;

PATIO COVER NOT AVAIL. Single pickup electric Giant 10x20' all-aluminum patio cover IN FIELDS CORNER. SAVE 50.00! Rust-proof patio cover meets all build­ MORRISSEY BLVD. OR guitar, save 10.00! ing code Specs. 40-lb. per sq. ft. snow ROSLINDALE, MASS. AM/FM stereo capacity. White baked acrylic enamel. 26»» receiver with jacks NMds to bm MMmbM. OUR REG. 36.99 All-weather You'll make great sounds on this one! Solid body electric guitar has steel garden hose reinforced neck and bridge. Whether 9 9 9 9 you're a beginner or not. you'll OUR REG. 7.99 adore the 10.00 savings, too! OUR REG. 149.99 Nylon-reinforced 4-ply hose. %"x50'. Colors. Push-button mode selection, slide controls > for bass, treble, volume, balance; lo/high and FM stereo filters. Input jacks, too. Patiomaster !»■ -‘S J, wagon grill O Q 9 9 Concert size Admiral dfc WSPECIAL PURCHASE AM/FM Structo grill features guitar with clock r^dio see-thru glass door, rotisserie, U L motor. steel strings Needs to be a n t f i b ^ MIN.: 8 PER STORE. 12“ NO RAINCHECKS. \\ ‘2 / OUR REG. 19.99 1 2 “ ■$ / ■ H OUR REG. 19.99 Wake to music or Full size lounge Sunburst finish guitar alarm, fall asleep in full concert size to music! Lighted Q 9 9 has steel strings easy-read numerals. ^ O U R REG. 10.99 and reinforced neck Multi-position lounge What a buy for the & pilibw. Tubular web, beginning guitarist! steel frame. Colors. MIN.; 50 PER STORE. NO RAINCHECKS.

Panasonic ‘Dynamite’ Save! Deluxe 3-way speaker system 8-track unit 10" woofer, 5" midrange and 3" tweeter. Handsome 26x15x10" t J - PR. OUR REG. 79.99 cabinets. Fantastic sound valuel 39“ FABULOUS VALUE Two-way speaker system, Two-way speaker system, 23x14x8'/4", our regular 20%x12Hx8’/4", our reg. 8-track tape player 59.99 pair, now 39.99 49.99 pair, now 29.99 you can take with you! Uses batteries Wide range speaker system, or house current. 19x11x7", our regular 39.99 pair, now 19.99

Emerson ‘Wildcaf stereo phono i ii i ■ ■ i Estey 18-chord Little Gfailk Storage building organ with a 49“ OUR REG. 59.99 74®S REG. 89.99 matching bench Portable! Deluxe drop­ Neverust* all-aluminum building . down automatic changer, with baked enamel finish. Sliding IIJ* 4 9 9 9 . '45 adapter included. door, lockable pull door grips. Inside dimensions 42x60x66". OUR REG. 69.99 Needs to be assembled. 37 keys, 8 each major, NOT AVAILABU IN Estey 12-chord consolette minor, seventh chords, ROSLINDALE, FIELDS CORNER OR variable volume con­ 8-track MORRISSEY BLVD., MASS. organ with bench trol, black cabinet. tape case Camel umbrella tent* Matching contour bench. Needs to be assembled. 7 9 9 OUR REG. 69.99 OUR REG. 49.99 OUR REG. 9.99 Flame retardant 9x9' tent sleeps 37 professional full-size keys, 6 each Savoy case holds and 4 people. Outside metal frame is major and minor chords, volume control protects your tapes! easy to set up. 6'6'' center height. Needs to be assembled.

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You'll want loads of these 8-track tapes and IP's! 8-track tapes: LP : • Gato — Chapter One: Latin • B.T. Express — Non-Stop BX America • The New Birth — Blind Baby • Kahili Gibran — The Prophet • The Legendary Zing Wilson baseball* Louisville baseball bat* MacGregor glove* MacGregor glove* MacGregor glove* • P®00y Lee — Let's Love featuring the Trammps • Jonathan Edwards • Marvin Gaye — Trouble Man 9 9 9 • The Bee Gees — Life In A • Olana Ross — Touch Me In 9 9 « 12“ Tin Can The Morning OUR REG. 1.49 OUR REG. 3.99 OUR REG. 9.99 OUR REG. 12.99 OUR REG. 15.99 • Abba — Waterloo • Good Vibrations Catfish Hunter all-star Approved Little League sizes Top grade black glove leather. Top grade brown glove ' ather Tan leather, hand lasted, laced AT LEAST 50 PER STORE. AT LEAST 100 PER STORE. model. Leather cover. Flame-tempered white ash. Full size right & left models. Full size right & left mo.:- 's ball web. Full size right, left. SORRY, NO RAINCHECKS. SORRY, NO RAINCHECKS. ■SPORTING GOODS NOT AVAILABLE IN FIELDS CORNER. MASS. 7 Murray 26" 3-speed Ruffled beauty O f men's, ladies’ bikes*

OUR REG. 69.99 '3?u?i: REG. 5.99 3-speed gearing system, trigger ^ 9 9 shift. Dual OUR REG. caliper brakes, 5.99 & 6.99 chrome touring handlebars. 99 Black cherry. t i i : § ' 5 OUR REG. 6.99 Need to be aieembted. Lovely criss-cross styling In ruffled curtains of Kodbl* Murray 20" polyester-Avril® rayon. hi-rise bikes* Valance and preshirred t , tie-back effect are built 4 ^ 9 9 4 right in! Only one rod is necessary. I White or yellow. OUR REG. 54.99 M Easlfnan •T M f MC Corp Twin cantilevered frames. - ( ‘ " i J, la Coaster brakes. Ut’;’*;! . Boy’s: yellow and black. Girl’s: yellow and orange. Need to be aeeembled. *NOT IN MORRISSEY BLVD. OR FIELDS CORNER, MASS. 1“^ Molded deluxe baby bike seat •J' xn; . REG. 13.99*; Pyrex 6-cup percolator '^:^Sturdy plastic.. Urge foot shlaki or 4-cup stoneware hot pot Our reg. 8.95. Clear glass. 6-cup LX" JEaMyatfachafi BUY EITHER . to any Wca.- Pyrex percolator. No metallic taste. ONE OF THESE A 9 9 Special purchase. 4-cup stoneware FOR ONLY ba noos comrat ^^^ERRIFICTERRIFIC IBUYS P°'- Safety cover. Smart patterns Triple action Pitch Back P— Returns ball 3 ways: fly ball, grounder, straight Colorfast acrylic m back. 38x56". Dual back knitting worsted in OUR REG. 11.99 braces, ground anchors. Semi-sheer seeded By Indian Head Mfg matched dye lots Needs to be asemMed. batiste draperies Marx Mini Wheel Silex by Proctor EXCITING VALUE y 9 9 metal ironing board TRIPLE WIDTH. Bradlees mattress pads 84" LONG SPECIAL PURCHASE OUR REG. 9.99 with anchor bands Blo-molded plastic. Low slung 4-oz., 4-ply pull skeins of suspension. For ages to 3. machine-wash U.S.A. acrylic Needs to be assembled. TWIN I FULL 5 9 9 OUR REG. 10.99 DOUBLE fibre dyed in England by Multi-position WIDTH, the unique Neochrome process. OUR REG. 5.99 OUR REG. 6.99 adjustment 84" LONG Shrink resistant; mothproof. Fully quilted pads filled with bonded lets you . t . choose the Kodel® polyester. Double lock nylon stitching on cotton-polyester cover. right height ' SINGLE for sitting or WIDTH, MORE GREAT VALUES! standing. Vented Zippered plastic covers top carries away 94" LONG fPLAYSAFER] moisture. Folds for TWIN 4.49 FULL 5.49 TOY Fitted plastic covers TESTING closet storage. PROGRAM SINGLE TWIN 2.49 FULL 3.49 WIDTH, Cotton muslin covers 63" LONG TWIN 5.99 FULL 6.99 Classic Cover Spring-Summer treat adhesive vinyl for your windows! Of r. 30x60" beach towels in 4-yard rolls machme-wash, no-iron % with Elton John or Actionland Dacron® polyester, full Star Trek prints slide by Marx 48" wide with 5"-deep bottom hems. Can also be used as underdrapes. 12»® OUR REG. 1.99 jLs' OUR REG. 15.99 Self-adhesive covering to In white or champagne. Radio steel wagon Indoor-outdoor funi Sturdy, brighten up shelves, chests, •T M Du Pont OUR REG. 3.49 Bicentennial red, white smooth, slide chute. No-tip wastebaskets . . . in fact, Here you are fans! For the beach iv '' and blue wagon. Ball stability, no-sllp ladder. almost any surface. Wipes or for your wall, color-bright bearing wheels. For ages 3 to 7. clean with a damp cloth. cotton towels with Elton John or OUR REG. 15.99 Needs to be assembled. Needs to be assembled. action-filled Star Trek scenes. 8 U-' l ;

Weslock exterior Weslock Save on G.E. Home Sentry smoke alarm entry key lock set 3 9 * »

: REG. 8.99 OUR REa 49.99 The security of a deadlock, with the If fire struck your home tonight, panic-proof escape of an inside knob would your family get out in to turn! Fits exterior doors. With keys. time? Yes, If you install a 2-Day-Only Buys! Home Sentry srrioke alarm! It Springlatch privacy lock, our reg, 4.99 3.99 sounds a loud alarm at the Springlatch passage lock, our reg. 3.99 2.99 first sign of a fire! It’s easy for you to install, just 2 screws SAVE THIS PAGE AND SAVE FRIDAY 8. SATURDAY, APRIL 30 81 MAY 1! do it, and it's battery oper­ Single cylinder ated to work etfen it the deadbolt lock power fails! Be safe at home! Bradlees alkyd porch, deck enamel

OUR REG. 11.99 1" throw deadbolt with solid GALLON steel collar, saw-proof solid OUR REG. 5.99 steel insides, 5-pin cylinder. For wood, concrete, masonry, steel, iron. Complete 4-piece Flows easy. 4 colors. Seciiiity ch^in with lock tune and test kit Pretty ceramic flower Ytnyi cowered ciMto,^i 3-ton hydraulic jack Dots . 0 9 9 ..4'x3/1«",wltlieaaa-,C J i ^. Many atylaa, aizftt ilnjl Multipurpose s ^-'hardaned lock. n i&SR daaigna, aomehangifig. paint sprayer duR REG. 5J» NOT AVAILABUIN .3. 1 4 9 9 ; MORRISSEY O.VO. OR , NO RAINCR i ■ ■ OUR REG______OUR REG. 1.1 OfHELPS CORNER. MASS. OUR REG. 29.99 s l! Ruggedly-built jack wilf stand up to hard use! I Includes compression tester, Lightweight and easy to operate, it will hold I dwell tachometer, timing light OUR REG. 14.99 up to 3 tons! Highly stable when in use, too. I with remote starter switch and A irless’ sprayer Is I vacuum pump tester. Save, great for paint, enamel lV2-toh hydraulic jack Ido tune-ups, repairs yourself! varnish, insecticides!

9 REG. 13.99 Designed with extra power to lift cars and trucks. Rugged, lightweight Maxi-tune ignition analyzer 5-ton hydraulic jack Fa8hibn*right place mats 'O ^ Solid and chock toppora, REG. 24.99 2 4 9 9 Toblong and oval and iooka, 19»® roK ■ , 1 r moonglaaa tranaiuooitta! @@[11113 Hand-type jack lifts up to 5 tons Versatile Mr^olisole with ease and safety! Lightweight. OUR REG. 33.99 Snack Iray, litter 3000-lb. jack stand SAVE 9.001 Performs 3 4 9 baeket and Uasue all electrically-based dispenser in one! tune-up and test OUR REG. 4.99 functions for 4, 6. Vigoro LAWN I OUR REG. 3.99 ■ 3-position adjustment lets you work 8 cyl. engines! Use O n e jed k lawn fertilizer '1 safely and easily under your car. on 6 or 12-volt of potting electrical systems. soil, save Instructions. 10 .0 0 0 SQ. FT. OUR REG. 10.99 Indoor- Locally formulated for soil, outdoor weather conditions! Greens OUR REG; 1.49 lawn fast and keeps it green. lantern Ready to uao.aoll NOT IN ROSLINOALE, prom,oh|ilhaavy MORRISSEY BLVD. OR root g r o i ^ ' • CudrO'itfHVi FIELDS CORNER, MASS. To ipsf longP' ATUEASTl^l PER STORE. ’ V^olillREG. 5.99 SORRY. NO ^ Brighten up the RAINCHECKS. night, or use it ^ for your indoor ! emergencies! ‘-."t A T LW ST 7 2 PER STORE. 5y»BURer** SORRY. BO r RAIfi^HECKS. SPRAY c l e a n e r

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giant bubble^ BUY AN j OF THESE FOR ONLY* Dul^ont Rain Dance fiaste or liquid wkx Polyester fashion tiers ''^l^^pguisher Gumout cleans STP spray-on .OUR REG, 984 00 Broadloom stair tread set - ... i Hi*Temp Vista l-step BUY EITHER 0 % O C | EACH 24" 8. VALAN CE carburetors! carb cleaner W ith 2 auper brake fluid cleaner wax giant:.a(anda. OUR REG. 2.49 EA. 4 9 9 O u r rag. 1.58. U«9 O u r rag* 1.89. Rem ova ^ O ilr rag. 1.89. For FOR ONLY OUR REQ. 4.4b ^ 36", OUR REG. 2.99 EA. 2 FOR 5.00 ; G t(R REG. 5.99 OUrrag, 1.78.1 1 ^ G um out to avoid g u m /d u d g * and var- SPECIAL PURCHASE .drum or disc brakas. Manila and araxaa in fei SWAG, OUR REG. 3.49 3.00 -C^ ut Guard and gat lino waaW 18-tff. n is liljlS o z ; apniy. Heavy duty broadloom treads , Rrtatona. 12-oa. can. oflaaaaY’atapl8-oz. and baadingl f4-o« paata; 18-oe Oguld.- Semi-opaque batiste tiers in ; U L approved, for .V.'. fashion solids of powder blue, are 8x22" each, bound on all [ itoma, auto, boatl. chocolate brown or bright yellow. 4 sides. Set. of 13 stair treads. ■■ 11 These ^lues are on sale all week — through Saturday, May 1

nn~i cm HID. R O t A l ^ K t • J I • ' I El H 0 E a II a m El O O E] a o II [I] [E D □ Cl B a a a B le n □ Q B Bradlees shampoo vs. Brock o r* a H TE Q n B B 6 9 ^ 9 9 « Goid formuia. Normal, dry or Royal 91K memory Royal pocket size 16-oz. size. oily. 15-oz. size. calculator, 2.00 off 80K calculator See if you can find any difference except the price. OUR REG. 21.99 4-functlon, 8-digit model 4-function, 8-digit unit with percentage key. with percentage key. Includes batteries.

SURE, 8-oz. Save 2.00 and 4.00 on handy kitchen appliances now at one super low price! | 99*7 6-qt. cooker/fryer. O ur reg. 9.99. ' Regular, unscented. Automatic thermostatic control. Waring can opener/knile sharpener. O ur reg; 11.99. Easy-clean assembly. Close-up or Waring portable mixer. O ur reg. 11.99. Pepsodent Six speeds at finger tip dial control.

FOR Bradlees dandruff shampoo ------4.6-oz. Close-up vs. Head & Shoulders DESITIN or 5-oz. Pepsodent. DaSs 36-ct. Desitin 16-oz. size. 4-oz. tube or Dabaways 7-oz. lotion See if you can find any ateccotr fioos difference except the price. 99 * Regular or lotion.

Film V processing Foam cups, special 3V2-qt. Poke Along pack of 50 slow cooker, 3.00 off Stock up on 9" 2 F 0 R i paper plates! PKGS.2 7Q^ ■ 9 Bring in any cartridge of OUR REG. 59« EA. Kodak C126 or 110 color 1 2 9 9 BUY EITHEr 7 0 ^ SAVE 39* 6 2/3- print film to Bradlees, FOR JUST m 9 pkg. oz. size for hot week ending May 1,1976 OUR REG. 15.99 OUR REG. 99« EA. and cold drinks. and receive 2 of each The gourmet way to more fiavor- SAVE 2(K PKG.I Choose 50-ct. print for the price of II plastic-coated geometric ful and healthy meals. Food cooks LIMIT: 4 rolls per customer. slowly with gentie heat eiements. design or 100-ct. plain white. Spend $10 and get 4 discount coupons to Advertisinc Supplement to Lawrence Eagle, Northampton Gazette. Paesaic Herald/Posui Courier. Taunton Gazette. Th e Reporter, Pttttfield Eatfe. Evening Boston Lobsters Worid^Team tennis matches Sentinel. Bridgeton Ev^ News. Millville Dai^. Vineland Timet Journal. Concord Monitor. Fall River Herald. EACH COUPON WORTH $2 TOWARDS THE | CHOOSE FROM 4 EXCITING GAMES: Sat.. Apr. 2 4 .1 9 7 6 PURCHASE OF ONE $4 OR $5 TICKET. MAY 14 . NEW YORK SETS Bridgeport Post Boston Globe. Sunday Herald Advertiser Springfield Sunday Republican. Lowell Sunday Sun. Newt Times. Limit: 4 coupons per customer. JUNE 2 INDIANA LOVES Poughkeepsie ioumel. Waterbury Republican. Naw Haven Coupons redeemable at: JULY 7 PITTSBURGH TRIANGLES Register. Maine Sunday Telagram, The Sunday Prate Hartford Hartford Civic Center, AUGUST 11 CLEVELAND NETS ^Courant Worcester Telegram. Atbury Pack Press Norwich m N N P f ^ lP I IT* Bulletin. So. Middlesex News. The Forum. Hartford Times. Bergen ■ • 1 Civic Center Ptaza TICKETS SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY County Record. Providence Sunday JoumaL tape Cod Times. BfUSTOC Bristol Shopping Flaza MASSACHUSETTS: Home News. National Pennysaver. The Adviser. S&S Courier Ser- OCftBY, Valley Shopping Ctr. N O R TH A M P TO N . Kjngsgate Plaza vice. Independent Postal Delivery. P ennyuvgr of ^ n n . Tem po E A S T HARTFORD, Charter Oak Mall, Silver Lane WEST SPRINOFIEU). Memorial Avenue ( Today. American Postal Service. Atom Tebloid. Ridgewood News EAST HAVEN, Frontage Rd.. Conn. Tpke. SPRINGFIELO. Springdale Mall Sun., Apr. 25.1976 ENFIELD, RL 5 A Int^tate 91 The Day. Salem Eve. News, Torrington Register. Morris County 6R0T0H, 670 Longhill Rd. Record. Dally SentInel/Enterprise. Nashua Telegraph Journal HAMDEN. Hamden Mart Sun. Massasoit Review. Middletown Press. Bristol Press Lynn HARTFORD; Raik A Laurel Sts. Item. New Briuin Herald. Manchester Herald. Fall RiverHeraM MIDDLETOWN: So. Main Street Mon„ Apr. 26.1976 NEW BRITAIN, Slater Rd. A Hlllhur^ Ave. Brockton Enterprise, Falmouth Enterprise NEW LONDON, New London Shopping Ctr. Tues., Apr. 27.1976 ORAN6E, Bull HIH Lane Bemardsville News. WATERBURT, Chase Ave. Wed.. Apr. 2 8 .1 9 7 6 WATERBURY. Scott Rd. WETHERSFtELO, Berlin Tpke. SliMlkNTS One of The Stop & Shop Companies

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