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•*The Bright One'^ i r ’ . ; i \|« ''th irty .tw o pacAs ' ■ THREE SECTIONS MANCHESTER, CX)NN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2 8 ,1« 6 - VOL. XCV, No. 178 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Carter scores big win PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Jimmy candidacy. Carter said crisply: but the veteran senator from strategy and would go directly to the Carter, from the Deep South, scored “I don’t care.” Washington even was badly beaten in people instead of the "gimmickry an overwhelming victory in the in­ Not only did the former Georgia the delegate race he had expected to and pressing-the-flesh" of the cam­ dustrial North by sweeping governor crush Jackson and Udall win, apparently finishing tied for paign to date, and indicated money Tuesday’s Pennsylvania primary. He with his across-the-state triumph, he fourth with Gov. Milton Shapp behind would become a bigger problem for may have buried the presidential may have foiled the scenario plotted undecided delegates and Udall. him in the wake of his disappointing hopes of Henry Jackson and Morris by Humphrey supporters — work for At 9:30 a.m. EDT, with 99 per cent showing in Pennsylvania. Udall — and perhaps Hubert a deadlocked convention that would of the vote counted, it was: And Udall, although he said he (UPI Photo) Humphrey. turn to the veteran from Minnesota, Carter: 498,158 - 37 per cent, would battle all the way to Madison- Declaring to his fellow Georgians Even Humphrey conceded Carter’s Jackson; 333,501 - 25 per cent. Square Garden, also was crying the Carter campaigns in Hartford today "we finally won at Get­ win waq “significant,” but he warned Udall: 254,276 - 19 per cent. money blues. His treasure chest is Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter takes a short walking tour tysburg," Carter predicted his stun­ the front-runner that there were a lot Wallace: 153,668 - 11 per cent. empty and he has been forced to ning twin victories in both the pop­ of votes to be reaped before July, McCormack: 39,123 - 3 per cent. spend $10,000 for television time to of downtown Hartford Tuesday during a campaign visit to ular and delegate voting would It was Carter’s seventh and most Shapp: 35,730 - 3 per cent. plead for campaign contributions. Connecticut. He racked up a stunning victory in the Penn­ propel him to a first-ballot conven­ important primary win, and came Bayh: 16,826 - 1 per cent. President Ford, untested in the sylvania primary election Tuesday against the combined forces tion victory in July. despite the efforts of labor leaders Harris: 13,755 - 1 per cent. GOP primary, can rely on the 84 un­ of labor leaders and party chiefs trying to derail his bandwagon. Asked today whether he thought and party chieftains to deraii his In the delegate count with 89 per committed delegates elected Humphrey, the man who wasn’t bandwagon. cent of the vote in Carter had 65, Tuesday and 19 more to be picked there in Pennsyivania, should remain Jackson had. said Carter could not Udall 23, Jackson and Shapp 17 each, later by state leaders if there is a ■ C om m entary on the sidelines or now declare his win a big northern industrial state, and Wallace 3. There were 46 uncom­ convention showdown with Ronald mitted delegates. Reagan. Counting New York and The surplus Tuesday night, after the scope of Pennsylvania uncommitted. Ford is his win became apparent. Carter told 26 delegates short of half of those lly SOL R. COHEN Ford says Reagan defense views jubilant supporters, ""I think we're needed to lock up the nomination.in going to win on the first ballot. We're Kansas City. The Town of Manchester now No, 1 now and we’re going to stay No. Democrats elected 134 delegates, has its second expert opinion on make him unfit for presidency 1." with 44 to be allocated later on the how to handle surplus funds and it And at a news conference this mor­ basis of Tuesday's popular vote. agrees with the one received three ning in Philadelphia, Carter — Carter has predicted he will go to the TYLER, Tex. (UPI) - President Ford said, "Somewhere between Reagan's challenge for the GOP weeks ago — to use it as a revenue seeking to become the first convention with 1,000 delegates — Ford said today Ronald Reagan’s the snows of New Hampshire and the item when adopting annual nomination. southerner elected president since about 500 short of a majority — and statements about national defense sunny climes down in Florida," "He (Reagan) glibly quotes budgets. the Civil War — said, "I'm very at the uncommitteds will jump quickly Reagan realized he had failed to statistics without any in-depth The opinion three weeks ago was make him unfit for the presidency. ease with the other candidates, in­ on his bandwagon. make a case against the President’s understanding of them,” and makes from UConn's Institute of Public In his bluntest attack yet on his cluding Senator Humphrey.” and Backers of noneandidate Hubert economic program so he switched to Service, following a review of rival for the Republican presidential false charges of U.S. defense hoped the Minnesotan would endorse Humphrey had hoped Jackson could criticism of the U.S. defense policy. Manchester budget procedures. nomination. Ford referred to weakness. Ford said. him. slop C arter' and keep alive the '"I've been down the campaign trail The latest and concurring one is Reagan's former movie career, Carter joined the complaints of his scenario that a deadlocked conven­ before and 1 know there's a reason He .said Reagan's call for parallel from the Connecticut Public saying, "There are no retakes in the rivals that money has become a tion would turn to the veteran from Oval Office. Glibness is not good why a challenger will try to shift his defense policy would mean America Expenditures Council (CPEC), must return to the draft and put into critical problem since federal Minnesota. Even Humphrey con­ enough; superficiality is not good attack. It’s called second place. It matching funds have been cut off. ceded Carter's victory was also following a review of makes you try harder—and swing uniform two million men and women, Manchester's budget procedures. enough." "I’ve expended myself as far as 1 "significant," but warned the front­ wilder, too. "No reputable military expert I The reviews were at the request Ford, in a speech written for can," he said, noting that he had runner “it's a long time until July.” The President, on his longest drive know has suggested such a course of of the Board of D irectors, delivery at Tyler Junior College, plowed much of his own money, in­ Pennsylvanians also picked Rep. of the campaign this week, hopes for action. Such a policy, if you could call following an audit report which said. "Obviously we should exercise cluding a $100,000 personal note, into William Green as the Democratic a record turnout to upset Reagan in it that, would undermine rather than showed a surplus in excess of great caution before heeding the the Pennsylvania campaign. nominee for retiring Sen. Hugh the May 1 Texas primary and end strengthen our defenses," Ford said. $500,000 for 1974-75. When the words of a man who obviously has no Jackson said he was changing his Scott's seat, but the Republican bat­ board adopted the current budget, experience and little understanding tle between Rep. John Heinz and it didn't know of the big surplus of the complexity of national defense former Philadelphia district At­ and increased the tax rate by 1.35 matters. Superficial arguments torney Arlen Specter ran undecided mills. The reports are intended to based on incomplete knowledge are Six are arrested in drug raid into the early morning hours. give the directors better control of fundamentally harmful rather than Jackson, saying "1 have no Seized were 20 packets of brown revenue and expenditure figures, helpful. Six persons were arrested on drug and possession of a cannabis-type excuses, I just didn't get my message when budgeting in May for fiscal charges Tuesday night when substance (marijuana). powdered heroin (worth about $20 across," pledged a dramatic shift in Manchester Police raided a Squire each), some narcotics parapher­ years beginning July 1. Sartor said Manchester detectives, campaign strategy away trom gim­ UConn Professor George E. Hill Charges dropped Village apartment and seized $400 nalia. and small quantities of mickry and handshaking. worth of heroin and a small amount cooperating with the Capitol Region suspected marijuana, Sartor said. acknowledged utilization of sur­ Crime Squad, arrested the six per­ plus is an area where experts dis- of marijuana. Detective Capt. Joseph Bond was set at $5,000 for the against Mrs. Fowler sons at 44D Channing Dr. Investiga­ Monteagudos and at $1,000 for the agree and the CPEC Sartor said today. tion and surveillance led to a surprise other four persons. No one could post acknowledges it is "subject to All charges against Mrs. Rose Arrested were: raid at about 8:15 p.m., he said. the bond, and all six were held over­ The weather philosophical differences." Fowler, former chairman of the • Juan D. Monteagudo, 16, and night for court appearance today in I ilowever. the two agree that cash Coventry Town Council, were Joseph J. Monteagudo, 23, both of surplus should be declared as dropped yesterday in the Court of East Hartford. 44D Channing Dr. (Squire Village), The Tuesday night arrests bring Mostly cloudy, chiince ol atlernuun revenue and available for Income Common Pleas at Rockville. and evening showers, highs 50-55, Low each charged with sale and posses­ the 48 the number of drug arrests when adopting a budget. Mrs. Fowler was charged Aug. 27 tonight in upper 30s or low 40s. Partly sion of a narcotic substance (heroin). Inside today made by Manchester detectives this sunny Thursday, high 55-60, National Town Manager Robert Weiss is with unauthorized sale of liquor; sale • Carlos A. Martinez, 20, and one of those with a "philosophical­ year, Sartor said. weather forecast map on Page 20. of liciuor to minors, and sale of liquor Michael J. Roman, 19, both of Hart­ ly different" approach to sur­ on days of closing. ford, each charged with possession of pluses. He believes it should be Joseph Fowler, who had been Area news . . 10, 11 Family ;...... 26 a narcotic substance (heroin). Kitchen...... 2 5 carried over for emegency spen­ Business ... . 27, 30 similarly charged, pleaded quilty to a • Jane M. Fawcett, 17, and Classified .. ..19-22 Obituaries .. ...1 2 ding. when the situation calls for charge of unauthorized sale of liquor Pamela M. Dambrosio, 17, both of Comics ...... 23 People ...... 25 it. and paid a $30 fine. Two charges Bristol, each charged with posses­ Dear Abbv . . . . . 23 Sr. Citizens . ....8 Hill warned against carrying News summary against Fowler were nolled. sion of a narcotic substance (heroin) Editorial ...... 4 S ports...... 13-15 large surpluses "to act as safety Compiled trom United Press International valves in a year when everything went sour." He warned, "Where there are large surplus balances carried Park nears completion State National over each year, the tendency is to promote a climate of affluence in A People's Park, one of many three playground units for children The People’s Park will be ready for WILLIMANTIC - A .SACRAMENTO. Calif. - funding new and expanded Bicentennial projects planned for including a fort, a climbing pyramid, use about June 1, and will accom­ negotiating session has been Steven Soliah. who testified he programs during the fiscal year." this year at Manchester Community and parallel bars. modate 40 persons. It will be set up for Friday by federal lived and slept with Patty In other words, the availablity of College (MCC), will be completed All of the equipment will be con­ available to members of the com­ mediators between striking lleiust, was acquitted Tuesday surplus funds (unallocated) spurs Saturday through the efforts of a structed of wood. munity as well as the college nurses and the Windham Com­ on charges of participating in a I unnecessary spending. combined volunteer force of students Fireplaces will not be provided and students and staff. munity Memorial Hospital. It .Symbionese' Liberation Army- The CPEC reports states, "In and members of the college staff. fires will not be allowed. An agree­ The college has already presented will be the second meeting linked bank robbery. I our opinion, there would be no , The park is located in a pine grove ment has been made with the Town several Bicentennial programs and since April 21 when the first more risk associated with an- at the Hillstown Rd. end of the cam­ of Manchester allowing picnickers to more are planned. The next function walk-out in Connecticut by I ticipating surplus as a revenue SAN DIEGO — Psychiatrists pus near the college soccer field and park in the ROTC lot once it is will be a Revolutionary period hospital nurses began. item for the next year than there today begin trying to deter­ the Regional Occupational Training finished. costume ball, sponsored by the art is risk associated with estimating mine whether Patricia Hearst Center. An effort has been made to retain club, later this spring. HARTFORD - Rep. Donald property taxes, federal or state really deserves a 35-year When completed, the People’s the natural appearance of the IW- Bicentennial relays and other track F. Esposito, D-Danbury, I grants or any other revenue prison sentence. w"hile her Park will have ten picnic tables and acre park. events will be held June 26 and 27. pleaded innocent Tuesday and item." law"yer pi"ntests she was "kid­ The CPEC recommends that the rciiuested a trial by a jury on a naped again" by federal budget should contain a revenue charge lie tried to bribe a state marshals, driving her into a item called "estimated cash sur­ official to approve a con- state of "emotional collapse." plus," which would include ac­ dom inum p ro je c t in counts receivable, and not merely Brooktield, WASHINGTON - The 1 a revenue item called “surplus." "I hnterior Department said Weiss' argument has been that NAUGATUCK - Three Tuesday the sale ot oil and gas surplus doesn't exist (even though pickets were arrested Tuesday drilling sites off the New it's identified) untii the controller by police who escorted England coast will probably be I says it exists. management employes into delayed because the en­ The philosophical question of one of Uniroyal Co.’s three vironmental impact study is how to use surplus is especially strike-b0und plants in taking longer than expected. moot and topical this week and Naugatuck. The sale expected in May next. The directors have until May probably won't be conducted 7 to adopt budgets and' set tax until .August, a department rates for 1976-77. Failure to do so Regional spokesman said. by then would make Weiss’ proposals the legal ones. m-' International Last year, when the directors NEEDHAM, Mass. - With added 1.35 mills to the General Kodak insisting it can defend Fund tax rate, they utilized $49,000 itself, the Polaroid Corp.; has BE1RI"I'. Lebanon The from surplus as revenue. Soon launched a court battle over (luinder of exploding shells after, they learned that the use of U. ,S. patents in the shredded the fragile cease-lire somewhere between $300,000 and lucrative instant camera in Lebanon's civil war today $500,000 would be declared as sur­ equipment business. Kodak in­ and threatened to postpone the plus in the 1974-75 audit. ^ troduced its instant vital weekend selection of a This year, with almost $300,000 photography system last week. new president. in combined cash and accounts receivable surplus still unap­ MCC faculty members work on park CONCORD, N. H. - Gov. SALISBURY, Rhodesia - propriated (plus an undetermined Meldrim Tliomson's next move Premier Ian Smith's white amount of surplus anticipated Faculty members of Manchester Community College demonstrate their expertise in otliei in his three-year effort to at­ Rhodesian regime has named from the 1975-76 current budget), than the liberal arts as they construct a jungle-gym for a People’s Park, a Bicentennial tract an oil refinery to New the lirst black cabinet Weiss is recommending that $25,- Hampshire will be the sending m inisters in the nation s project for the college campus. Kneeling are Carl Mancarella, left, superintendent of MCC of studies of 10 potential sites 000 be utilized from surplus as buildings and grounds, and Wayne Shorey, professor of life sciences. John Sutherland, history in a move scorned by revenue in next year’s budget. to 200 oil companies, he said African nationalists as a waste history professor, steadying a nail, is head oif the project while Tom Lewis, geography Tuesdav. Each mill in the tax rate is ol time. equivalent to about $300,000 in professor, looks on. The group, with the aid of students, has also made the picnic tables in revenue. the background. (Herald photo by Dunn) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976— PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 Grocer needed near downtown

The Com m ission on been grappling with for elderly shut-ins, who often A group from the new Only cut in budget Aging is asking the Greater several years — transpor­ are lonely and ill with no Community Outreach Manchester Chamber of tation and meals for shut- real will to do anything for Center at 64 Church St. is Commerce to attempt to ins. a variety of reasons. interested in the problems find a grocery store willing Meals-on-Wheels has Diane Wicks, a VISTA of the elderly, especially in to locate close to the down­ been founded, he said and volunteer who has been in­ their area, and have been town area, preferably on will soon get going. The volved with an outreach visting the elderly and would close school Center or E, Center St. It appears the Manchester Board savings would be small — probably other reasons, Thomas said. At one transportation problem program to Manchester’s taking them grocery shop­ Concerned with the may take a little longer, as elderly, said that she has ping, Miss Wicks said. This of Education and school ad­ around $30,000 in a multi-million- time, students from an overcrowded plight of the elderly in the arranged for nine retired group is also willing to ministrators prefer not to close South dollar budget — but might be Highland Park School were bused to Alan Mason, director of downtown area since the human services, reported nuns in a convent on New provide friendship and sup­ School this year, although closing of necessary if town directors don’t ap­ Buckley School until Highland Park’s A&P store on E. Center St. that an application has State Rd. to check by port to those of all ages, the five-room facility may be forced prove the seb )1 board's spending space problem eased. And although educators are com­ and the First Food Store on been made for operating phone on nine shut-ins dai­ she said. by budget cuts. plan. Center St. closed in late funds for two buses and in The school board hasn’t officially And the educators don't necessari­ mitted to a neighborhood school con­ ly. cept, there has been a small-scale February, the commission the next few months a discussed the possible closing. Board ly think that closing of South School Monday night voted to ask Chairman Allan Thomas said today, would damage the neighborhood violation in the concept in the form of request will be submitted ^ ^ 1 the Chamber to seek a to the Greater Hartford Pope Paul VI creates and it won’t until the town Board of school concept. an optional, voucher-type system. company willing to open a Transit District for capital Directors decides the 1976-1977 "We re still committed to the Under that limited system, parents can send their children to schools grocery store in this area. funds to purchase two 21 new cardinals school budget. If South School is neighborhood school concept," Mrs. Suzanne Flocken, outside the neighborhood if space is . buses, one of which will be VATICAN CITY (U P D - one of the youngest car­ closed this year, Thomas said, it will Thomas said, “for the foreseeable executive vice-president of available at the desired school and if used as a dial-a-ride ser­ Pope Paul VI created 21 dinals in modern history. be only as a cost-cutting move, even future. If we close South School it the Chamber, said Tuesday the parents provide the transporta­ vice for the town’s elderly. new card in als of the Another newly named though closing the school has been would violate the concept to some afternoon that the tion. The other will be used for Roman Catholic Church cardinal is a native of New talked about tor five years and is con­ degree, but not seriously," he said. Chamber had notified Thomas noted that about 20 per the handicapped. from every corner of the York, but is now an Italian sidered inevitable someday. Com­ If South School is closed this year, Highland Park Market that cent of the student population at Weiss told the commis­ world, including one citizen - Opilio Rossi, munity opposition to the possible most of the 57 students in the school there was an available Green School comes from outside the sion he visioned its role as American, in a move that apostolic nuncio in Austria. closing has been mounting since last would have to be housed for at least building on E. Center St. neighborhood. The extra students are advisory, and compared it would enlarge the College The Pontiff identified 19 month, when School Supt. James at year at Highland Park School. But when the A&P closed. sent there by parents who apparently to that of the Park and of Cardinals to 138, of the new cardinals. The Kennedy renewed talk about the plan. the long-range plan for closing South However, the owners of prefer the Green School’s Individual­ Recreation Commission, The single U.S. cardinal- Pope also nominated two Monday night, the school board School involves relocation of the Women Realtors installed Highland Park said they ly Guided Education program. He said that the commis­ elect named was Msgr. more cardinals “in pec- received a 322-signature petition op­ students to nearby Martin,School, were going to expand their That voucher-type program has Officers of the local chapter of the Women’s Council of Realtors were installed and sworn sion should act as a William Wakefield Baum, tore, ” or within his breast, posing the closing. which would become the new own market, she said. lieen in effect for several years, "gadfly" to call the Board 49, archbishop of whose names can be Valerie DeQuattro of 49 Arvine PL, neighborhood school for the South in Tuesday by Robert Blanchard, president of the Manchester Board of Realtors. Left to Mrs. Helen Lynch, Thomas said, and there are no plans of Directors and his atten­ Washington. D.C., and a withheld until some later who presented the petition, said the School district. right are Barbara Weinberg, president; Norma Tedford, vice-president; Myra Dasher, secretary of the commis­ to go to a full-scale voucher system, tion to some of the vital native of Dallas. He will be date. needs of children are more important South and Martin Schools already secretary; and Suzanne Perron, treasurer. The local group, known as the Eastern Connec­ sion, said that the A&P Mrs. Helen McCartney watches and listens intently to Scott Yeomans, left, and Brendan than the small amount of money to be operate basically as one school; South w li i c h w ould d e s tro y th e needs of Ihe elderly and neighborhood school concept by ticut Bicentennial Chapter, is open to all women real estate brokers east of the Connecticut used to be a sort of meeting suggest what "we should Cunningham, members of the Manchester Pipe Band who entertained recently at her saved by closing South School. She only has kindergarten through Grade place for the elderly, who F O R EFFECTIVE also said closing of the school would 3, and Grades 4 through 6 of the South allowing parents to choose any school River. (Herald photo by F’into) do.” retirement party. Mrs. McCartney is retiring Friday as an employe of Manchester need a store within walking He also suggested an out­ weaken Manchester's long-standing School district go to Martin School. in town lor their children. Memorial Hospital. (Herald photo by Dunn) distance, not transporta­ reach program for the W “Personal Oral Hygiene” neighborhood ^hool concept. There have been past violations of tion. Educators seem to agree that the the neighborhood school concept, for "They want to go to the State Senate approves bill store when they want to," DRIVEWAYS POH DENTAL FLOSS They pipe her into retirement she said. Unwaxed, loosely turned, extremely strong, Town Manager Robert TOM COLLA finest nylon liber. More than 100 friends and co­ transferred to the emergency depart­ president and treasurer, and as a Weiss told the commission 25 Years workers of Mrs. Helen McCartney of ment where she served for one year member of its Board of Trustees. tightening game night rules POH DENTAL FLOSS CADDY Jackson accepts Rockefeller apology that he sees light at the end Experience! 37 Lancaster Rd. were at The Colony as a receptionist. She was born in Scotland and is a of the tunnel for two of the A 2 V>-inch, very fine pliable wire designed measure, claiming they would be and they have to use the most enter­ 643-1381 with a Self-threading eye, lacllitating the recently to express their best wishes In 1966, Mrs. McCartney was asked member of the Daughters of Scotia. HARTFORD (UPI) -— The Senate measure, claiming they would be and they have to use the mo problems that the town has to her on her retirement from to create an outpatient billing depart­ Because of her Scottish heritage, has passed legislation tightening deprived of a vital means of raising taining way they can to attract use of unwaxed Opts under bridgework WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. rem arks in an off-the-record loreign policy expert, Dt. Dorothy and appliances where threading it Manchester Memorial Hospital. ment and be its supervisor, the posi­ she was entertained by members of requirements for legalized games of money. money." Henry Jackson says he is satisfied meeting. There is no question that I Fosdick, had Communist leanings. necessary. Comes 100 count in Retiring as outpatient business tion she has held until her official the Manchester Pipe Band and Scot­ chance run by charities as fund­ Ciccarello, explaining his support with an apology from Vice President made a mistake. Jackson demanded an apology and The haw would require such recloseable plastic package. supervisor, Mrs. McCartney began retirement on Friday. tish dancers. raisers. for the compromise, said he thought Nelson Hockefeller, who had alleged "Obviously it was a mistake to a retraction. Rockefeller initially operators to register with the state authorities have overstated the work at tbe hospital in 1957 as a A charter member of the MMH Mrs. McCartney's future plans are refused to comment because the ses­ "I think this bill is a reasonable police, guarantee the organization it ^ ATTENTION , that a Communist had infiltrated the have engaged in unsubstantiated cashier and billing clerk. In 1965 she Credit Union, she has served as its to travel to Indiana and Australia. bill, it tightens up the law while per­ problem of criminal influence. senator's staff. speculation about two members of sion was oH-the-record and later sent will at least be paid expenses and W VOLKSWAGEN OWNERS X mitting them to exist,” said Sen. "I wouldn't be changing the law if I POH DISCLOSING Rockefeller, in remarks to the Senator Jackson’s staff, even though a tersely worded telegram to allow the charity to require they post Louis Ciccarello, D-Norwalk, didn't think there were abuses. But Are you tired of high cost repairs on your Senate Tuesday, noted that 1 made no charges against anybody Jackson saying. ” 1 have made no a bond. following unanimous approval of the that doesn't mean you throw the baby VW? WAFERS Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield and even though it was a private dis­ charges, and therefore there are A pleasant tasting red wafer that measure. ■'The vast majority of Las Vegas out with the bath water,” he said. Tire-recycling program urged and Democratic Whip Robert Byrd cussion" none to be withdrawn." will stain the bacterial m att bright Organized crime investigators had nights were run by charities without The legislation, which was sent to liad called on him to either back up The dispute arose last week when After Rockefeller’s speech, red when dissolved in the mouth. Last week, during a dis­ the slightest taint of criminal Ihe House, would raise from one year MILES AUTD SALES programs in other towns landfill area, but alerted to the refuse disposal area his statements or apologize. the Atlanta Journal reported that Jackson rose and accepted the asked the so-called "Las Vegas is going to trim those repair bills lor you and give cussion concerning — land wliich is several nights" be prohibited, claiming they elements." said Ciccarello, cochair­ lo two year the length of time and make recommen­ them to the possibilty of •'In the context of their remarks,” Hockefeller told a private meeting of apology. He later told reporters that you expert service by trained VW mechanics. Manchester's landfill feet high and which cpuld were infiltrated by the underworld. man of the General Laws Com­ charities must be "actively func­ dations for disposal bins, extending that date — with Hockefeller said, “ I would like to Georgia Itepublican leaders a Com­ as far as he was concerned, the Everett Marceau, our service manager with 13 operation. Town Manager where old tires may be left the recycling of paper, furnish landfill material. The chief concern of authorities mittee, which authored the bill. tioning” before they could hold "Las OPEN apologize to the Senate of the United munist had infiltrated Jackson’s matter was closed. Vegas nights." yrs. experience and training with Volkswagen, will Robert Weiss asked the for shipment to Naugatuck, glass and tires. The directors, several was criminals were involved with "F'’or many charities it was the give your VW tender loving care at a price you can States and to its members and par­ staff, tie also hinted Jackson’s only way they could fund needed It would also reduce from four to Board of Directors to con­ the center of the tire- Giles said one of the years ago, turned down some of the persons contracting with afford. 7 DAYS A ticularly to Senator Jackson for my Manchester Evening Hereld projects," he said. "There is fierce' two the number of such events a sider a tire-recycling recycling program. problems he foresees is the purchasing the adjacent charities to run the events. Please give us a chance to serve you. program. He said it would Director of Public Works need of landfill material in area. 1.86 CUT 91 -FOLLOW '8UINSIDE SIGNS Published every evening except Many charities opposed the competition for the charity dollar charity could hold per year. WEEK FOR Sundays and holidays. Entered at Many Thanks, help extend the life of the Seaman dies Ihe Manchester. Conn., Post Olfice Jay Giles told the directors a few years. Giles and Erwin “Tux” Tuxbury landfill area. the year 2000 is still the life Weiss recommended the as Second Class Mail Matter. YOUR CONVENIENCE! RIDGEFIELD I UPI) - Base. Seeman was a 1974 510 lUIUSIDI AVI., I. HTID. • S2I-1111 Suggested Carrier Rates I III I Hill'd Press liilenmiiunal Those born on this date are under He was told to cheek expectancy date for the purchase of a land adjacent graduate ot Ridgefield Funeral arrangements “BUTCH CASSIDY Payable in Advance I Today is Wednesday, April 28, the the sign of Taurus, were incomplete today for High School. and the Single copy ...... 15« James Monroe, fifth president ot W e e k ly ...... 90« 119th day of 1976 with 247 to follow. 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He handled questions in the ty, illegal search and Manchester — A City of Village Charm | ' By Sol R. Cohen Fitzgerald, a member of further stated that a first following areas: seizure, motorcycle laws, Scene from here the law firm of Bayer, offender over 18 years of Contracts for 18 years statute of limitations on Founded Oct. 1, 1881 i Phelon and Squatrito, age could possibly qualify olds, statutory rape, crimes, bankruptcy, and M*mb«r, Audit Burtau of Circulation Member. United Press International : Manchester attorneys, ad­ for an accelerated breach of the peace, legal civil law vs, criminal law-i Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, ’ dressed the members of rehabilitation program for Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Score one for back seat drivers the senior class at Howell a misdemeanor should the Chalk one up for backseat drivers “But,” said the inspector about the roller skates. said the log, which is advertised as Cheney Technical School, judge deem it advisable. Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor and the much maligned “nagging man’s nagging wife, “ she’s an The marriage was in a local rink, “one that lives up to its name,” Monday. One of the laws most stationers wife." excellent back seat driver and great with the entire wedding party (18 of doesn’t and, in fact, falls 30 to 40 The program opened applicable to tradesmen, Opinion In Sacramento, Calif, last week a at nagging her husband about poten­ them, if you include the bride and minutes short of that goal. with a discussion of laws in according to Fitzgerald, is C/) motor vehicle inspector issued a tial hazards. We decided to let him groom, and why not) on roller skates. general, including the the mechanics lien which driver’s license to a man on the con­ drive — provided she always accom­ Even the minister rolled around on \Vhile you’re trying to determine reasons for the existence entitles any contractor to dition his “nagging wife” is always panies him.” skates. It was his second “World’s whether the log burns faster or of laws, and the making of be paid for service in the car with him. In Pittsburgh meanwhile, a couple first wedding.....’’ About a year ago, slower than the manufacturer laws in Connecticut State rendered, regardless of GO Normally, the man wouldn’t have got a license of another kind — this he had married a couple in a corn­ claims, did you know that the elec­ Legislature. Fitzgerald any unusual circumstances Now The politics been granted a license. He has no one permitting a-girl skater and her field, after they parachuted from an tronic pocket calculator has been placed special emphasis on which may develop. peripheral vision. fiance to roll into married life on airplane. proven slower than an ancient criminal law and the im­ However, all conditions of (Note — to those who say our jokes Chinese abacus? plications of an arrest a contract should be stated Showing! of the labor vote are corny. You'll notice we withstood It hanoened in record on the future of in writing, and incorpora­ the temptation to say the roller Melbourne, Australia, with the each young adult. tion of a business may'be abacus the winner in a department necessary, especially in a Mothers Day Cards Is the “labor vote” really as Unfortunately for the other skaters went round and round He also defined the together before they got married). store gimmick to promote pocket youthful offender statute, high risk venture. monolithic and potent a factor invited candidates, Jimmy «L. While ail this was going on, a calculators. involving persons between The program concluded Graduation Cards in politics as politicians think Carter, Sen. Henry M. Jackson would-be robber in Los Angeles 16 and 18 years of age, sta­ with a question and answer period during which time it is? It must be, for and Rep. Morris K. Udall, the telephoned the manager of a branch Continuing on the subject of being bank and demanded money — slow, there was this fellow in Photo Albums Republicans as well as judge’s order came too late for claiming he was.holding the Tijuana, Mexico who was so slow, his Democrats will go to any them to exhibit similarly manager’s wife as hostage. younger brother is now older than he thurs. & fri. only! •) lengths to avoid alienating un­ staunch support of unionism. He told the man where to leave the is. ladles Scrap Books ion members — or at least to Each of them was forced to money, describing the location of the In fact, he was so slow that the girl bank perfectly, and even told him he was proposing to got married and avoid the appearance of doing answer questions from the what his wife was wearing. liad two children before he even garden 8 8 t editors by telephone, and each Shop In so. Turned out he called the wrong finished the proposal. reg. $1.39 Take the example of one was asked what he would have branch bank and even the wrong gloves In Britain, where just as here it’s politician’s wife, Mrs. Betty done had he known about the manager, who wasn’t married and Ihey help to m ake Today! had no intention of become married, not permitted to have adver­ weeding a pleature... Ford, who would never cross a . court order. The would-be robber was caught, tisements which specify that a job picket line but who managed to “I don’t know,” said Mr. alone and without a hostage. “He had applicant must be male or female, slip past striking workers Carter. no license to scare me like that,” employers are having fun with the “I would have cleared it with said the branch manager. ads. picketing the NBC building in Many of the things we tell you .Said one, “Wanted — highly CO New York to. participate in a the union,” said Mr. Udall. the mitracla of ] about in this column are things you ((ualilied mechanic. Sex unimpor­ downtown manchester^ televised awards ceremony “I would have been here,” might never read in the news tant, as long as the person in question honoring outstanding women. said Mr. Jackson. columns. For example: is prepared to use the m en’s restroom. " Gift buys equipment (• Or consider a certain Hubert Give each of these Have you ever wondered why, Mrs, Ingrid Cremisi, left, director of respiratory therapy at Horatio Humphrey, who was gentlemen half a point for when you read about the results of all There’s an old folk saying that goes Manchester Memorial Hospital, demonstrates an ultrasonic the only presidential candidate honesty, of sorts. the polls going on, why you haven’t something like this: nebulizer used in respiratory therapy, to members of the Manchester (or in his case, “noncan­ It’s really a sad thing, been polled? It’s because your "It’s good to know the law — even chances (if you’re 18 or over) are better to know the judge.” Emblem Club as Andre Marmen, hospital development director, Anderson-Uttle didate” ) to appear before the though. Everytime there’s a about 170,000 to 1. That’s not bad. It assists in explaining its use. Club rnembers are Elaine 'Toros, left, American Society of strike, the entire world is im­ used to be 240,000 to 1. ways and means chairman, and Iris Vacant!, club president. The Newspaper Editors in mediately divided into two Dateline 1776 Emblem Club donated $668 to the hospital development fund, and Everything you need to create today's put-together casual Washington the other day, camps. Either you’re for the A 5-foot-2 bank robber, described as “extremely sensitive about his Hv I iiiled I’re.ss Iiileriiulional will be used to purchase equipment similar to that being look. All at special Anderson-Little prices during our... despite the fact that the con­ union or you’re against it. And height, ” is now on the FBI’s 10 Most NEW YORK, April 28 - Gen. demonstrated. (Herald photo by Pinto) vention lto^^el was being if you’re a politician, whatever Wanted Criminals list. He and his two Washington wrote a bristling letter picketed by NBC technicians. you may believe in your heart, accomplices are called the "Mutt chastizing Col. Richard Gridley and Jeff’’ gang — for obvious “I’m a strong union person,” you won't ever, ever cross a because the fortified works for the reasons. defense of Boston were progressing SvHH*fswear Humphrey affirmed. “I don't picket line — not when the in Martinez, Calif, the maker of so slowly. “Who am I to blame for Cadette Scouts planning fair cross picket lines. But I saw no pickets can see you, that is. the “Three Hour Log” was charged this shameful neglect but you, sir, reason not to come here.” We’ll know we’ve found a Spring blossoms (Photo by Steve Dunn) in a civil suit with misrepresenta­ who was to have them executed,” A Craft Fair and Flea Tliomas, ceramics; Rita Several artists from tion. The district attorney’s office Washington demanded. What Humphrey actually truly honest politician on the Market will be sponsored Kenway, enameled local schools and colleges by Cadette Girl Scout jewelry. have reserved booths fov' l meant was that he saw no day that one of them has the Troop 77 Saturday from lO Also. Don Blais, displays. picket line, thanks to an order guts to say that, while he cer­ a m. to 4 p ill, at Center woodwork; Manchester by a federal judge removing tainly supports the right of un­ Bilingualism not mandatory anymore Congregational Church. teachers, art; George Fa­ bian, figurines; Personal pickets from all but a side en­ ion members to strike, he sees I’roceeds from the event WASHINGTON — Two years ago, Rights on April 8. It said it was not will be used for a trip to Tee, personalized jerseys; trance to the hotel. Humphrey no reason why he should the task force thought they could get the .S.upreine Court handed down a Andrew Tully mandatory for school districts to away with a fast one. This Is a com­ Cape Cod, where the scouts •lanet Lang, charcoal por­ used the main entrance. become a party to the dispute decision in a San Francisco case provide bilingual education for an es­ mon iorm of arrogance among "ac­ will experience their camp traits; Shirley Bousquet, Salefi In other words, it’s all right by joining in a boycott of their (Lau V. Nichols) which involved a timated 1.1 million children who tivist” liberals who are convinced living skills by living as wall plaques; Terry Chinese-speaking student wlio was in more than two languages and speak little or no English. separate family units, each l.oBlanc, yarn animals; to steal a kiss from someone employer. cultures." they know best, and never mind what CLASSIFIED WORD joined by some of his colleagues in According to a HEW spokesman, being totally responsible Laurie Gamzer and Jen­ ADS IN THE HERALDl The result was predictable. the law says. Caught in the act of else as long as your sweetheart But like Diogenes, we’re seeking special education program to the memo was intended to “clarify" for all the food and equip­ nifer Dunlap, assorted 6 to 25 DAYS / Numerous HEW “enforcers" told protests from numerous school dis- doesn’t see you. prepared for a long search. remedy language deficiencies. the "misunderstanding" by some of tricls, Ihey had lo back down. ment in their packs. crafts and tag sale; Rachel 8« per word per day f local school districts that they had to the government’s own civil rights In a majority ruling written by the Operating the various •St. I’ierre and Betty Lan- 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 Leather-Look liberal Justice William 0. Douglas, have bilingual programs. Seattle, for zealots about the task force's decree. tieri of Itockville Co-op, 1 I So now HEW has informed the peo­ booths Saturday will be now retired, the Court said — simply example, was informed by a regional There was, of course, no possibility leather crafts; Brewster ple. whose lax monies fund the cost Leaf, Stem & Roots, — “Teaching English to the students director that it was "required" to of “misunderstanding" what the task Circle of North United of maintaining public schools, that it plants; Jeanne Pehoviak, Jackets of Cliinese ancestry is one choice. start a bilingual program lor 1,212 force commanded. Anybody who Methodist Church, tag was all a mistake and that the so- natural dried flowers and Giving instruction to lliis group in children of Filipino, Chinese, Ger­ could read naturally had to assume sale. (iovtu’iimenl by (jiiota called "Lau remedies" were in­ herbs; Marty Laurinitis, Chinese is anotlier. Tliere may be man, Spanish, Korean and other that HEW indeed was requiring tended as "guidelines only" and that ceramics: Debbie T. Ger­ others." ancestry. school districts to teach foreign they are "not exclusive. ” main. yarn dolls; Dottie Something nobody apparent­ result of pressure from the In short, the Court did NOT require Well, you know about language-speaking children history, Tyler, assorted crafts; Screens bureaucracies. When they’re wrong, FLETCHER GLASS CO. Repaired... 9 5 ipath and other subjects in their ly contemplated when the Illinois division of the Polish San Francisco or any other school That settles that one — until, of Sharon Anderson and Our Reg. they try to admit it privately. mother tongue for several years OF MAN(»IESTER government got into the “affir­ district to launch bilingual program? course, HEW's liberal fanatics ac­ Maurceen O’Connell, Over 25 Yoart ol Experience American Congress, which Somebody read Justice Douglas’ opi­ rather than permitting the schools to for children whose knowledge of the cidently make another mistake, on macrame jewelry; Nancy mative action” business was found that while the Polish nion a second, or a 22nd time and got stress special English instruction. $20 English language was limited. purpose. Auto - Plate - Window QIais - Mirrors • QIaat that eventually everyone population of the Chicago area But that sort of a decision is meat the point. So an internal memo was Obviously, the bilingual zealots on issued by HEW’s Office for Civil Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & j would demand a piece of the was 19.8 per cent of the total, and drink for tlie social architects in Door Mirrors - Medicine Cablnete - Special Work action — not just blacks or the federal bureaucracy. Last only 9.4 per cent of HUD summer, a Health, Education, and i i ' American Indians or the employes were Polish. Collector's Items Soft, supple PVC willi the rich look and a Welfare "task force" composed Open forum NOTICE Manchester649"4521 Danlah Plates soft leel ol genuine leather. A fine selection U- Spanish-surnamed. If affirmative action on mostly of advocates of bilingualism Probate Court Is open for Presidential o( linndsoiiie styles and colors. S, M, I.. XI.. The Chicago-headquarters behalf of white ethnics in in the public schools, issued a conferences with the judge Oecantert midwestern regional office of sweeping' ukase whose language from 8:30 P.M. to 8 P.M.' Nullna government is here, can the made it appear that the Court had Suit against 8th District questioned by Zinsser on Thursday nights. Night Reproductions the U.S. Department of same requirement of private mandated bilingual programs. The your job or anything like that, but I the town loi' sucli things as your telephone number; 649- Estimates Gladly Given To the editor. Open Thurs. & FrI. til 9 P.M. Housing and Urban Develop­ industry be far behincl? And pronouncement .said that school dis­ The following letter was sent to do have a couple of questions that I salary. 0445. Plastlce In Slock tricts found to be neglecting the Sat. til 5 P.M. ment has announced it will ex­ what’s sauce for Polish Victor Moses, Manchester’s town would like answered. :i. How will this action help to im- William E. FitzGerald W - 3/16" - '/*” language deficiencies of elementary Judge of Probate 54 McKee SL, Manchester Slock Sheate or tend affirmative action as counsel. 1. Why was the board not notified ))rove cooperation between the Pre-Washed Americans most certainly will school children "must implement" of this extraordinary action before District and the town? (OH Center Street) Cut SIzaa regards its own work force to Dear Vic: be sauce for Graustarkian the task force’s remedies — all of 1 read in the Manchester Evening hand? I would appreciate an answer to Denim Jackets include Polish Americans. It is Americans, Transylvanian which stressed bilingual education. llerjjfc' Thursday night that you are 2, How can the Town of tliese i|uestions at your earliest con­ reportedly the first time a Americans and on and on and Some remedies. Tliey gave tlie liringing a countersuit against the Manchester in good conscience sue venience. Our Reg. 9 5 schools the choice ol a "transitional l'’,ighth District in the amount of its own citizens? By that I mean the Yours truly. $15 federal agency has agreed to on. period" aimed at having students Eighth D istrict is a p art of Carl A. Zinsser Springtime Special $500,000. First of all, I must state The casual comfort of seek proportionate representa­ And of course, way down at learn in English after several years, lliat I am not telling you how to do Manchester and they do pay taxes to Director or a "multilingual multiculturar pre-washed denim in a variety tion of a white ethnic group Manchester of po|)ular new .styles. the end of the line, there are all program designed to produce among its employes. those Anglo Saxons. Our Reg. $13 students who could "function totally South Windsor AFS thanks citrus fruit sale patrons The decision came as the Only ^169.95 Fashion Print many people are becoming-awdfe of is tlirmigh tins knowledge that a basis Pre-Washed To tlie editor. the AFS program..dnd the wonderful The South Windsor Chapter of tor peace tlirough understanding is Denim & Casual opportuniti£Sxdt provides for un­ achieved. American Field Service (AFS) would derstanding a person from another Shirts like to take this opportunity to thank The community effort and support Jeans country and to show our community of the AFS program typifies our mot­ for th is Toro® the many people that supported our and American way of life to a foreign to: 'Walk together, talk together, 0 Our Reg. 0 9 5 0 9 5 recent .sale of citrus fruit. It is 3.5 h.p. - p Q f Q quality engineering is tlirough the efforts of many people person on a personal basis. The ye I’eo|)les of the Earth, For Then $13 program also provides the same op- Enghie you*'* ruggecl, that the exchange student program is and Only Then Shall Ye Have Our Reg. $8 (lortunity to a local student to spend I’cace." I Recoil self-propelled mower at a ILxciling pocket treat­ Bold fashion prints, nourishing in South Windsor, We ments and stitching new Calcutta styles. either a summer or a school year Carol T. Carney, I Start liavo been pleased with the response new low price. Visit us now details highlight the 'Big-Tops' and casual Men’s SUckers abroad. In this way we not only see Co-president latest styles in jeans. knits addcompleinen from the community to iour fund while supplies last. a i w The vers.ilile vinyl Hie differences in people, but more South Windsor Chapter tary color to ever>-outfit. raising projects this year. • 7 9 jacket tor r.iin or important, we see the similarities. It American Field Service Wind-Tunnel* It is rewarding to realize that so Housing ^ p r im a r y 5 shine! Clioi>*sc Irom I great f.i.stiion cnlors. Today’s thought .S.M.1...XI.. Yesterdays ISafety Front Wheel Power H ' t u n n e l ■Deflector Bar Drive God of our forbears, give us and in tlicir likenesses to us, that vye h o r r o r s 25 years ago Cutting You could afford to pay more Bui why should you? knowledge of ourselves; our powers may deal witli their real selves, Height Adjustment Open every nite Arthur G. Holmes, son of Mr. and and weaknesses, our spirit, our sym­ measuring their feelings by our own, iTl you (lone willimif a I Mon thru Sal Mrs. Mark Holmes of 28 Woodbridge pathy, our imagination, our but. patiently considering their Toro long eiooiglT?' We honor St., su9essfully passes examination knowledge, our truth; varied lives and thoughts and cir- ISelf-PropellcdToro - $169.95* Anderson-Uttle BankAmericard & Master Charge conducted by the Connecticut Board Teach us by the standards of your cunistances. And in all our relations • Mnnufaclurer’s SugRcslod Retail Price for Model 16288 A great name in line clothing lor men. women & boys. of Examiners of Embalmers. Word, by the judgments of others, by to tliem. from false judgments of our M Mrs. Lucille S. Baker, executive examination of ourselves; own. from misplaced trust and dis­ director of Manchester Girl Scouts, Give us earnest desire to strengthen trust. troni misplaced giving and is named director of Camp Merrie- ourselves by study, by diligence, by retusing. from misplaced praise and lU f^ Wood, a summer day camp on prayer, meditation, and reflection; rebuke; Save us and help us. — Gardner St. And troni all fancies, delusions, Amen. DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade — Manchester 10 years ago and prejudices of habit, or temper, or Phone 649-5221 FrM Front S Roar Parklng| The Rev. David M. Campbell iBANKllMERIMRO Mrs. John Gerard is elected to a society; Save us and help us. llnited Methodist Church Opan 6 Daya • Thuriday Nlghta 'til 9:00 'It doesn’t prove much politically, but it’s a great public relations course.” two-year term as president of the (iive us true knowledge of other Holton HRST FOR EVERYTHING FOR THE FAMILY & HOME SINIX1911! | Women’s Club of Manchester. (leople in their differences from us PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 - PAGE S^VEN Supreme president to install officers Hospice program explained ICe^NNIAL School board okays calendar Vehicle inspection at MMH Auxiliary meeting of Manchester Emblem Club Thursday bill clears Senate calling for 180-day schedule their children with him will have windows between June Tompkins throughout his illness gave patient units so that those HARTFORD (UPI) - Motor doctor for mental and physical il­ By DOUG BEVINS and reopening Feb, 28), and Spring • Established a grievance credence to her remarks. who can get out of bed can Mrs. Lucile Johnson supreme Mrs. Charles Lathrop, press cor­ first guard and Mrs. Norman Pilver, Mrs. Joseph Reynolda, Mrs. Samuel vehicles beginning in 1979 would be lness, improper use of drugs or an Herald Reporter Recess in the last week of April procedure for sex discrimination ’’Life can still be com­ see others around. Mrs. Herald Repiirtrr president of the Supreme Emblem respondent; Mrs. Frances Mahoney, second guard. Vacant! and Mrs. Jean Gaboury, required to pass air pollution inspec­ emotional disorder when any of them A program designed to (schools closing April 22 and complaints, to comply with federal plete and full in a large Miller stressed the impor­ Manchester’s Board of Education Club of the United States of America, historian; Mrs. Carroll Hawthorne, decorations dnd gifts; Mrs. Anthony tions under legislation passedJ}y the affect his ability to practice with provide comfort and digni­ reopening May 2). regulations. The new procedure is Supreme officers planning to at­ measure,” she said. tance of having and seeing has approved the 1976-1977 school and Mrs. Alta Morgan, supreme Berube, favors; Mrs. Joseph DiNun­ state Senate. “reasonable skill and safety.” ty to the dying and their In addition to the vacations, there part of the anti-sex discrimination tend the installation are; Mrs. “Patients are encouraged other people around. calendar, described as a traditional marshal, both of Eugene, Ore., will zio, Mrs. Edward Bayles, guest The upper chamber Tuesday also The bill, which passed 24-10 and families was explained to will be seven holiday closings: policy adopted by the school board in Marion Zwart, Mrs. John Shea and to continue in their special “Some can die as much 180-day schedule with school opening install the new officers of the book; Mrs. Kenneth Hodge, passed a bill that would institute new was sent to the House, would require members of the Auxiliary Wednesday, Sept. 8,1976, and closing Columbus Day (Oct. 11), Election November. Asst. School Supt. Wilson Mrs. William Nolan, past supreme interest. from isolation and John Trumbull ha- been Manchester Emblem Club Thursday program; Mrs. Alfred Ponticelli and procedures for discipline of doctors. the reporting of doctors whose of Manchester Memorial Day (Nov. 2), Veterans Day (Oct. Deakin, responsible for compliance, presidents; Mrs. Theodore Ventura, And she showed in­ loneliness as the from the called "the painter of the Friday, June 17, 1977. at the Elks Club on Bissell St. The in­ Mrs. Paul Buettner, flowers; Mrs. The air pollution bill would require methods were in doubt. Hospital Monday at the 11), Thanksgiving and the following said there have been no sex dis­ supreme treasurer; Mrs. JFrank San- stances on slides that disease, she said. “More Revolution." The youngest Asst. School Supt. Wilson Deakin stallation will follow a dinner which Domenico Frasca, Mbs. Mildred that by Jan. 1,1979, all 1968 or newer It would require hospitals to report group’s annual meeting. Friday (Nov. 25-26), Good Friday crimination complaints to date. tillo, supreme trustee; Mrs. Olive showed a bedridden grand­ than death, they fear son of Massachusetts Gov. said the calendar was prepared after will be served at 6:30 p.m. Hawthorne, Mrs. George Meixell, gasoline-powered motor vehicles be those doctors who lose their staff Mrs. Ann M iller, a Trumbull had served in the (April 8), and Memorial Day (May • Approved three proposals for Benjamin, supreme assistant mother who shared the loneliness.” talks with all school employe unions, Mrs. David Lyon will be installed door prizes. inspected annually to insure they privileges and require an investiga­ representative of the Continental Army but left for 30). extended field trips; An overnight marshal. christening of her Garden-like patios will local election officials, Parent- as president. She will succeed Mrs. complied with air pollution standards tion of any complaint which raises a Hospice program in New Europe in 1780 to study pain­ Teacher Associations, and Hartford Half-days are scheduled on Nov. camping trip by Bowers School sixth Past presidents of the club will be Haven, described a grandchild with her family be directly outside the ting with Benjamin West. Samuel Vacant! who will become Supreme officers from District I and had the proper equipment. “reasonable doubt” about a doctor’s at her bedside, and was area school superintendents. 24, the day before Thanksgiving, and graders to the Windham-Tqlland 4-H junior past president. hostesses. qualifications. hospital-like program for patients’ quarters so that Beginning in 1785. Trumbull will include Mrs. Peter Rasich, assis­ “I think the time has come for this later able to hold the baby painted the history of the The calendar was approved un­ Dec. 23, the day before Christmas Camp in Pomfret, a similar trip for Other officers to be installed are: bill," said Sen. Howard T. Owens, D- The Senate gave its approval to terminally ill patients on nice days, the patients’ Recess, Bowers' fifth and sixth graders to the tant chaplain; Mrs. Frank Mancuso, The club will present scholarships cuddled to her breast, an beds and wheelchairs may Revolutionary War in a animously by the school board Mon­ Mrs. George Meixwell, first vice- supreme press correspondent; Mrs. Bridgeport. “The air quality in our measures that would; when they can no longer be number of canvases. Ilis If winter weather forces school Times Farm Camp in Andover, and a to Christine Loveland, daughter of act made possible only be moved outside. day night. president: Mrs. Edward Bayles, se­ Ernest Proulx, supreme district cities is not adequate.” — Raise from nine per cent to 12 cared for at home. Declaration of closings, the extra days will be third overnight trip by Nathan Hale Mr. and Mrs. Earl Loveland of 35 because of drugs that Referring to the coopera­ ■The only change in the traditional cond vice-president; Mrs. Mary deputy; Mrs. John Damm, supreme Opponents of the biil, which passed per cent the interest on delinquent There is no building for Independence" look eight calendar, Deakin said, are that "made up" in June, Deakin said. School sixth graders to the Times Lewis St., and Robert England, son numbed the pain of her tion between Hospice and years to complete, since 36 of Mohr, financial secretary; Mrs. assistant organist, and Mrs. Beatrice of Mrs. Clinton Jerome of 68 Ken­ 26-9 and was sent to the House, said state taxes. Hospice care yet, but a schools will be open on the usual Oc­ In other business Monday night, Farm Camp. wooded six-acre site has breast cancer. other service agencies, the 48 portraits in it were Kenneth Hodge, treasurer; Mrs. Broadrick, president of the Past sington St., and Arthur R. England of the $10 fee required for the inspection — Add the chairman of the Power There was the patient, a tober teacher convention date and the Board of Education: John Callahan, recording secretary; been purchased in Bran­ Mrs. Miller said, “We taken from life. The World Presidents Association. Coventry. would be another burden on the Facility Evaluation Council to the form er plum ber, who Almanac recalls. that there is no provision for closing • Rescinded an earlier action and Mrs. Jean Gaboury, corresponding ford for a Hospice center. work to supplement other motorist. Connecticut Energy Advisory Board. expressed an interest schools on Lincoln's Birthday (Feb. authorized School Supt. James secretary; Mrs. Domenico Frasca, — Regulate and license health Plans are approved for a agencies and fill the gaps.” Kennedy to seek state reimburse­ There will be members from 22 Miss Loveland attended the Under the legislation, the authority throughout the planning of 12) because that date falls on a Satur­ first trustee; Mrs. John Olechny, se­ to issue regulations to control motor clubs. two-wing building con­ Where regular hospitals Shrinking Lake ment for a total of $44,000 of work C o n v e r t Emblem Clubs represented in the in­ American School tor the Deaf and the the Branford Hospice to Kenya's Lake Rudolf, near­ day in 1977. cond trustee; Mrs. Thomas Atamian. — Establish the Connecticut taining 22 beds in each are designed with an ac­ being done at Manchester High stallation suite. There will also be Mystic Oral School and is a student vehicle emissions would be taken the extent that he ly 155 miles long and 35 miles There are the usual three vacations'^ those reusable items third trustee; Mrs. John Carson, Justice Commission. wing, and extensive win­ cent on getting well. School to install a new graphic arts Elk guests and members attending. at Manchester Community College. from the commissioner of en­ suggested some changes to wide, was vastly larger some planned: Christmas Recess in the into cool cash with marshal; Mrs. Anthony Berube, first dow area. Hospice is programmed to facility. The total includes $9,000 for a quick-action Want iVIrs. Lucile Johnson Mrs. Gertrude Hawthorne is chair­ England, whose grandmother, vironmental protection and given to — Exempt transactions involving the plumbing design, which 10,000. years ago when it ap­ last week of December (starting assistant marshal; Mrs. Alfred the commissioner of transportation. life support equipment such as ar­ The building is designed provide a particular quali­ parently connected with the 'tlassroom renovation and $35,000 for Ad. man of the event. Assisting her are Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, is a member were later adopted. ty of life for the terminally Dec. 24 with reopening on Jan. 3), Hitter, second assistant marshal; The physician disability bill would tificial breathing equipment from the to create a combined sense Nile River. Nile perch, Winter Recess in the last week of equipment. The earlier action was Sii|>rciii<' presidenl Mrs. Stanley Baldwin and Mrs. of the club, will attend Manchester There was a lady who ill, and to treat the whole weighing up to 200 pounds, are Mrs. Joseph DiNunzio, chaplain; Alfred Ritter, dinner reservations; allow disciplinary action against a seven per cent sales tax. of community and privacy. February (schools closing Feb. 18 only for the renovation work. Community College in the fall. The community feeling is knitted for her soon to be person. still caught in the Lake. important, Mrk. Miller born grandchild, but whom said, because the biggest she didn’t live to see. But Developers would pay problem the patients have while knitting, her nurse to contend with, other than who had always wanted to any physical discomfort, is knit, learned from her. for road improvements loneliness. Another lady wanted more than anything to Sears ^ Sale Ends Saturday The Hospice program is Sale Ends Saturday SEARS DA YS SALEMost Items at Reduced Prices SEARS DAYS SALE grow her own tomatoes designed for patients with and eat them. She did have under House bill limited life expectancy and Most Items At Reduced Prices time to accomplish her their families. wish and even to share HARTFORD (UPI) — More developers would have to “What matters is not them with her friends. pay for highway improvements when their projects lead how long we live, but how Large capacity Washer or Speaking from the to increased traffic, under a bill passed by the Connec­ well we live,” Mrs. Miller patient’s point of view, SAVE ticut House. The lower chamber Tuesday also ordered a said. Electric Dryer Mrs. Miller said, “As review of the state gaming commission and killed a Hospice care is granted much as we need to receive proposed study of the entire state tax system, which to terminal patients within help, we need to be many lawmakers regarded as laying the groundwork for nine towns in the Greater Work-saving Washer givers.” n3»> *30 a state income tax. New Haven area within The term hospice, which The development bill would require owners of facilities their homes as much as is traditionally a way sta­ "which substantially affect state highway traffic" to pay possible by Hospice staff tion for travelers, is used lor the costs of highway improvements and new signs members. in this program as a way made necessary by the increased traffic. To qualify for Hospice, *218 Existing laws require developers to pay only if their the patient's diagnosis station for the dying. The program in New Large-capacity washer with projects abut or adjoin state highways. The bill, already two automatically pre-set must be cancer and the Haven is patterned after passed by the Senate, was approved, 141-1, and sent back prognosis must be a wash/rinse temperatures, and St. Christopher’s Hospice it features a heavy-duty, rug­ 100% Solid-state TV to the upper chamber for concurrence on a minor House limited time, a few and St. Luke’s Hospice, ged motor. Washer has one amendment. months. There must also water level. both in England. The House also approved a Senate amendment to a bill be a primary care giver, 26101/66101 barring minors from legalized gambling that would preferably within the Hospice is designed to be a family community where require the state Special Revenue Commission to study patient’s family, that is, Permanenl-pregs Dryer itself and come up with a report by Jan. 1, 1977. one who can be with the nurses are encouraged to 24-in. wide sit on a patient's bed and * 2 9 9 The report also will set the maximum number of patient when a nurse might automatic washer where family members are parimutual gambling facilities the commission plans to not be available. Table model color TV has dependable 100% license. The bill, approved 125-15, was sent to Gov. Ella Although the subject encouraged to help in the care such as giving a *169 solid-state •chassis with no tub^ to wear out. 1'. Grasso for her signature. itself is depressing, it is a *198 sponge bath, bringing food Short on floor space? Large-caracity dryer is a versatile perfor­ 19-in. diagonal measure picture is family-size. The House also sent to the governor a bill setting a $10 SAVE 14% to 16% fact and the fact that Mrs. Fits even tight areas! mer at this low price! With normal, per­ Also in-line picture tube. lee for restoration of drivers licenses and motor vehicle Miller had lost her husband from home, sharing in Has heavy-duty motor. manent-press and “air" cycles. Large lop- mounteaiint screen. registrations that have been suspended by the state several years with ter­ family events, A patient \ 16101 Motor Vehicles Department. Boys’ Tops and Shorts minal cancer and had been may see children, or even a The bill is expected to raise an extra $390,000 for the able to share time and family pet. state, but $40,000 will be spent oti hiring five extra MVD tops The facility in Branford SAVE *25 staffers to handle the paperwork. SAVE *14 In other action, the House; Regular 12.99 ea. Kcnmorc sewing machine — Killed a bill ordering a study of when doctors can Sizes 6-20 Church plans third hazaar Steel Belted Tires withdraw life-sustaining equipment from persons who Head Regular $180.00 wish to donate their organs for transplants., The third annual Bazaar 10-speed bicycles. Tickets - Approved and sent to Mrs. Grasso a bill allowing the shorts and Raffle of St. Bridget for the raffle prizes will be Church will be June 14 available at the bazaar. state to issue temporary licenses to doctors who wish to Regular $3.49 ea. 1620/1520 2513/2613 practice in state institutions but have yet to pass their through 19 at the church The general chairmen 97 2640 Sizes 29-32 for the bazaar are Edward 15.2cu.ft. 19.6 cubic foot 12.0.cubic foot professional exams. parking lot, Main and Plus $1.86 155 upright freezer Woodland Sts. Fitzgerald and John Mul- chest freezer frostless freezer - Endorsed a Senate bill allowing medical expert $3.29 Shorts in sizes 8-16...... F.E.T. 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News for senior citizens Ernie Segerberg, 44; should try to make. This fund which affords some join the McKeever’s this Joseph Quinn, 47; Russell Friday evening; April 30, needed youngsters an op­ (Friday night. Manchester Democrats pick primary delegates Nettleton and Merrill our good friends Mary and portunity to further their Tomorrow for our Fun- Dickenson, 48; and Henry Edward McKeever are education. The Day entertainment we will the piano. We at the center Alfreda Hallin, 641; Ann G olfers By SOL R. COHEN McCarthy, Charles Pillard, Dr. JIMMY CARTER- Matt Moriarty Camillo Vendrillo and Enrico Ruf- Nickerson, Amelia Schaeffer, Jack Kruzyk and Stephen LaFond. Hello everybody, I guess Perras, 637; Rene Maire, Rau, 50. Last week we holding one of their special McKeever’s will be helping have Dr. Daniel Burns to the first thing to remind really appreciate it, and By the way, our golfers Herald Repurler Edward Sulick, Robert Digan, Fran­ Jr., Stanley Weinberg, Roger Negro, fini. Goldberg, Mildred Jarvis, Paul HENRY JACKSON -.Daniel Cole, 631; Mabel Wilson, 632; made a boo boo. Harriet card games, at the St. us with our games during speak to you on Glaucoma, we will make good use of it showed up for golf in spite In caucuses at Manchester High cis Reiser, Elizabeth Campbell, Ted Cummings, Mary LeDuc, John FRANK CHURCH - Bettylou Greenberg and Margaret Sumner. James Quigley, Helene Gorman, you of is that this coming Sam Schors, 621; Catherine Horan had a score of 51, Bridget School Cafeteria. our Big Week, so to all you and to show you a film. He Monday we will be I'm sure. of the bad weather, at the Elizabeth Farley, Thomas Toomey, Thompson, Irene Pisch, Carolyn Green, Phyllis Greenberg, Barbara MORRIS UDALL —Irene Fisette, Marion Clifford, Jerome Baskin, Gleeson; 620; and Michael and not 57 as posted. The games are to raise card players, I hope you’ll will also conduct a question School Tuesday night, Manchester registering for the SflHuck gullies East Hartford Golf Course, Democrats endorsed 163 persons to John Kosak, Gail Fuller, Amelia Becker, Robert Price, Nancy Carr, Goldberg, Allan Thomas, Raymond Dorothy Brindamour, Robert Tar- Charles Tracy, Arthur Lassow, DeSimone, 618. Here's a fun date you money for the scholarship really make an effort to and answer period. Wildwood, N,J, trip. Let's see, the action here with the following results; six slates of delegates. They back Burns, Jerry Possum, Mary Anthony Pietrantonio, Diane Beller, John Jaslowski, Dr. Philip diff, Rita Laski, Leo Juran, L, Phillip Bayer, Theodore White, Remember, you have- a starts last Friday when we those presidential hopefuls whose LaChapelle, Janet Meek, Katherine Comollo, John Post, Paul Phillips, Sumner, Elizabeth Howroyd, Denise Spencer Cain, Judith Mozzer, Calvin Vinick, Michael Norman, choice of either the week of had 49 players for our set­ names will appear on the May 11 Funke, Mary Sulick, Henry Yorgen- Pascal Mastrangelo, Joel Janenda, Jacobson, Dr. Walter Schardt, Stephen Penny, Craig Lappen, James Timothy Moynihan, Henry Katz, June 14 or June 21, The back games with the preferential primary. son. Jack Burke, Sandra Wolf, Mary Jonice FitzGerald, Joyce Gutman, Robert Stone, Katherine Hughes, Hyland, Karen Laski, Shirley Juran, Paul Klemens, Madeline Allen, complete package is $95 for following winners; Actually, the slates are for five Barry, Catherine Toomey, Rita Wolf, Frances Merola, John DlDonato, Beldon Schaelfer, Oliver Jarvis, Sandra Lappen, Lila Cohen, Robert Aaron Cheerman, Charles Borgida, the five-day,, four-night John Galley, 135 candidates — Ellen McCormack, Barbara Possum, Donna Albrio, John Ronald Gates, Craig Carter, Jay Sedrick Rawlins, Ida Beruby, Helen Rezman, Mary Roy, Frances Robert Pico, Michael Dworkin, Max trip, and you must pay at Edward Scott, 134 Jimmy Carter, Church, Foley, Jan Yorgenson, Mary Foley, Stager, James Watt, Richard Campbell, Mary Jaslowski, Carolyn Buckler, Elizabeth Intagliata, Eucker, Dr. Robert Karns, Constance least $50 when signing up. Catherine Cappecio, 133 Morris Udall and Frank Jackson — Thomas Carroll and Daniel Burns. LaPointe, John DiCioccio Jr., Thomas, Helen Schardt, Eleanor Edward Leski, Connie Plepler, Thornton, Charles Gorman, Florence which will start at 8 a.m. Michael DeSimone, 132 and one “non-candidate." The last Martha Rezman, Sanford Plepler, Cole, Harriet Green, Elaine Vinick, We can take up to four Mina Reuther, 129 /. has a slate of uncommitted Janice Larson, Stella Braun, Joseph Merle Lassow and Belle Eucker. buses the first week, and Caroline Fredricksen and delegates. A slate for Frank Harris only three buses the second Mary Davis, 127; Sue Kerr, wasn’t named. week. 126; Eva Lutz, 123; Louis When registered Democrats vote Major contenders to clash .\nolher piano Weber, 121; Helena in the May 11 preferential primary, cut out fo r fun. Here's some good news. Gavello and Martha they will be given paper ballots with denim...sunning on rope. r\ Our center sure has many Bakstan, 120; and Helen the names of the candidates (plus a in May 11 Demo primary friends, and all not seniors. ,Silver, 119. box for uncommitted). When the vote Last week I received a We want to express our is tabulated, delegates will be chosen BY I'E’I’ER A. BROWN A spokesman said no slate made a tour through Connecticut telephone call from Mr. sincere condolences to all (for consideration to the Democratic lliiilcd PresH liilernulional would be filed for Udall in East earlier in the day, greeting, Jack Goldberg, who the members of Margaret national convention) in the same It appears today voters in Haven and a Jackson spokesman voters and raising about $21,000 wanted to donate a piano to Descy's family; she will be ratio as their candidate’s count bears most Connecticut towns will find said there would be no slate for for his campaign. our center. I told him we in misseo by us all; to Gene to the total votes cast. the three major Democratic his candidate in Bridgewater. “I’m very optimistic, I think fact were expecting a new Moriarty and family on the Candidates on the May 11 ballots presidential contenders — .Jim­ State party representatives we’re going to be shooting > piano that very minute. death of his dad, also a must receive a minimum of 15 per my Carter, Henry Jackson and said there also would be an un­ towards 50 per cent,” said However, we do have oc­ member of our center, and cent of the total vote cast. Otherwise, Morris Udall — on the May 11 committed slate, thought in Weinberg about Carter’s to Stella Ostrowski and her the candidate’s total vote will be chances in Connecticut. casions when we wish we ■h primary ballot. many cases to be leaning toward had a piano in the family on the loss of her added to the uncommitted vote. Spokesmen for the three said Hubert Humphrey, filed in every Among the Connecticut downstairs dinner club daughter. . Slates of 26 each were endorsed by they expected to file slates in town. politicians on the various can­ room, and we would be Monday, along with the backers of uncommitted. Church and almost every town for the Representatives of Frank didates’ slates is Gov. Ella T. cool damp weather we still 2 very happy to accept his \ Udall, slates of 28 each by backers of primary, pending final results Church said he would field slates Grasso on Jackson’s slate in her offer. had more than 60 players Carter and Jackson, and a slate of 29 from the 169 town caucuses held in a large number of towns, but home town of Windsor Locks. So on Friday, thanks to for our kitchen social To get on the May 11 ballot, \\V- by the backers of McCormick. The Tuesday night. would not specify an exact now just some strong-armed men games in the morning. In - y * names follow: Stan Weinberg, state coor­ figure. each candidate was required to the afternoon we had 55 < 9 9 from the Town Park UNCOMMITTED - David Barry, dinator for Carter’s campaign, Anti-aborlion candidate Ellen nominate at least the number of -----,,het «t2 Department, we picked up players for pinochle and fe?'- said, “We have a couple of McCormack will be on the ballot delegates a town will send to its rloWP*'"®-' the lucky winners were; M Francis Mahoney, Phyllis Jackston, a Musette spinet piano. Mr. \' Henry Becker, John J, Sullivan, places that we’re still not sure in either 71 or 72 towns, mostly congressional district conven­ rtown Goldberg is a member of Ann Haupt, 704; Edward tion. .Vikecata.®'®'- Frank Stamler, John Hutchinson, of. But we expect to have a slate the state s larger communities, .„or'eaVhet-'"’V5-A0,lA 8 the Board of Directors, and Scott, 702; Cecile Benson, \/gornef'^,.-

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When 0M#tj S n i* Andover townspeople to decide dump issue Schools revise, continue survey Eicteds The Price! The Andover Board of Selectmen and Bolton residents at the meeting Finance chairman, said he does not Finance member, repeatedly said East Hartford out the questionnaire is optional and that material MEATOWN will positively call a meeting at said a Town Meeting was not believe the town is in a profit-making Bolton was at the meeting in good SHEILA TULLER gathered will not become part of any child’s perftianent I1215W SILVER LANE I which townspeople " — will be given necessary. Dreselly was urged to business and must give service to faith and believed the two towns record or be used beyond the basic research project. EAST HARTFORD the opportunity to vote on the make a proposal. constituents. should stay together. He offered to Because an initial survey conducted by school of­ ”We think that the information is so important that ficials led to some misunderstandings, parents are now Meat Economy generous offer of the Bolton Board of J. Russell Thompson, Andover Yeomans said the town can give attend an Andover Town Meeting and we're going ahead with the study despite the initial mis­ ■ being asked to cooperate in a new research project. Outlet Selectmen” for use of the Andover selectman, said if Bolton had not much better service by serving both do anthing to convince Andover understanding,” Dr. Eugene Diggs, superintendent of HOURS: Tua«„ Wed. | disposal area, said David Yeomans, gotten itself into a mess (by not towns. The Andover selectmen residents Bolton was negotiating in The new project will hopefully result in a method to tell schools,, said. 9 to 6 • Thurt., FrI. first selectman. paying its bill) it probably could have agreed that getting residents’ ap­ good faith. whether children are learning as well as they could in the He said the studies are part of a broad evaluation effort 9 to 9; Sat. 8 to 6 Yeomans said the selectmen are been ridden on a $30,(KK) figure and proval was not a problem of money After the meeting Bolton resident public school system. that East Hartford schools have been working on for (Cloaed All Day discussing whether the decision nobody would have said anything. but of attitude on the part of the James Rogers said, “It is unfor­ School officials said the initial version of the survey several years. Monday) should be made at a Town Meeting When a bill in excess of a verbally townspeople. tunate that it has taken so long for brought objections from parents who said many of the The superintendent said school officials feel the effort Lean, Tender, after an informational discussion, by agreed upon amount was presented The Andover selectmen seemed to the town fathers of Bolton to make a questions asked were too personal. Some school board is needed because the I.Q. and other achievement paper ballots at a Town Meeting, or to Bolton, it withheld payment pen­ feel that although Andover residents reasonable offer for the use of the members also objected to some of the questions. measures now in use don’t go far enough in predicting or Boneless by referendum (voting machine). ding answers to how the amount was liked having a one-town operation, by Andover Disposal Area. The revised questionnaire gives parents a more explaining the actual classroom learning by children. After discussion Monday in An­ arrived at. sharing the Andover Disposal Area ”I was impressed by the efforts of detailed explanation of the purpose of the study. All in­ Mrs, Fran Klein, reading sunervisor, said, “We’re SIRLOIN dover by officials of both towns, the It never received a satisfactory with Bolton, it could be open five some members of the Bolton Board itial questionnaires returned have been discarded of­ looking for a more sophisticated understanding of what a Bolton Board of Selectmen held an answer. days a week instead of two days. of Finance. The participation of the ficials said. child has and what he needs. Eventually this will provide TIP ROAST emergency meeting and then Monday David Yeomans explained, The selectmen also felt that by selectmen, however, left something School officials have also assured parents that filling more useful data to both staff and parents.” proposed to Andover a three-year saying the costs to operate the An­ charging Bolton a substantial to be desired. contract at .$40,000 annually for dover Disposal Area listed in the an­ amount, Andover would be able to "It is my hope the people of both Bolton's use of the Andover Disposal nual report do not show depreciation get some of the things it wants but towns will vote for continued tm Pauline Little, left, and Margaret Jacobson, right, were honored by Area. of land or equipment or insurance presently can’t without a mill rate in­ cooperation at their respective I Any size piece, line | Before the emergency meeting costs. crease. meetings. Coventry Republicans recently at a dinner at which Fred Biebel, I for the rotieeierle. David Dreselly, Bolton first select­ Thompson said the town should Percy Cook said if the two towns "The bad feelings generated Republican state chairman, center, was the guest speaker (Herald Anderson-little man, questioned whether the consider itself in business and thus had gotten together there wouldn’t created by the lack of good faith photo by Shea) sucai proposal should first be brought to a should make a profit. have been any trouble. negotiation in the past should be Bolton Town Meeting. John Yeomans, Andover Board of Morris Silverstein, Bolton Board of forgotten. The citizens of both towns AMERICAN Leon Rivers, Bolton selectman. would begin anew.” Two Republicans honored CHEESE Council settles on $3,972,452 budget for service to Coventry Coventry Commission about $5,000; $3,000 was cut as well as a clerk dispatcher cuts took 18‘/2 hours spread over . from parks and recreation; $8,000 2 lb. Limit At the witching hour of midnight and a laborer at the town garage. three days. By MONICA SHEA Biebel said, “ We have had introduced so t v h S ' from the town manager’s account; last night the Town Council moved to Two positions were deducted from These cuts are normally made Republicans at an old-fashioned roast many former Republican officials tonight, $6,000 from the town hall W ESim it SUCEO go to the Town Meeting with a the police account, those were a during a Saturday session of the beef dinner on Friday evening honored I was afraid that by the time I got out of maintenance account; $3,000 from recommended budget of $3,972,452. patrolman and a dispatcher. Town Council. two women for their many years of ser­ here I would be unemployed.” the town clerk’s accent; $2,000 from BEEF This budget represents an increase The cut in the parks The total budgets will represent vice to the town. "In the past nine months I have visited the tax collector; $9,000 from the of $117,025 over last year’s budget. about a 4-mill increase in the tax rate Pauline“^!fftle and Margaret Jacobson 81 of the 169 towns in Connecticut and assessor’s account; $4,000 from the and recreation account was made LIVER The money will be appropriated as with the provisions that this cut was from 67 mills to 71 mills. received gifts and applause from many covered over 41,000 miles. When I took building officials account; $27,000 Copies of the new budget will be follows; Board of Education, $2,615,- not to affect the town beaches in any old friends and neighbors. over the state chairmanship we had from the police account; $34,000 from available on Monday at the town hall. 700; general government, $669,312 w ay.’ Mrs. Little raised a family of five girls. headquarters in Hartford with three the roads account; $14,000 from the All capital outlays were deleted by and debt service, $322,338. The Board of Education will meet As well as acting as the town’s tax collec­ employes and we were $120,000 in debt. garage maintenance account; $12,000 the Town Council and will be recon­ lb. A total of $522,568 was deleted from tonight at 7:30 to make its cuts in its tor, she was a member of the Republican This is all changing. We now have 14 full­ ‘ from the sanitary landfill and $2,000 sidered at a later date if Revenue time employes and we have raised $250,- 29 $ p o | the proposed budgets. Town Committee and ran Republican fh 4 lbs. from the engineering account. budget. (Herald photo by Richmond) t m Major cuts include $19,000 from the Sharing funds are received. This in campaign headquarters for many years. 000 in the last six months.” The council cut all of the $16,695 The general government budget reserve fund; $5,000 from contingen­ itself was a cut of $28,000. In the midst of her many activities, Mrs. ”We have had some real problems in the CENTER SUGES from the proposed new cemetery ac­ cy; $2,500 from the Booth Dimock Mannequin helps in teaching Little also served as a reporter for several past. And let’s not blame everything on count. Library; $17,000 from the association newspapers: Watergate. We had started to slip 10 years BOILED The council also removed all funds Kelly Pearson of Vernon tries his hand at artificial respiration matching funds; $2,500 from welfare. Rockville Hospital notes Miss Jacobson is still serving as ago. We didn’t even communicate with for meeting and travel expenses, The Lake Association matching techniques on a special mannequin while his young friend, Danny registrar of voters and has done so for each other. So how could we communicate HAM membei'ship fees and books and sub­ funds were cut so low because there Admitted Monday: Sheila Cormier. Branford • St.. Manchester; William Cragll, and Gary Moskey, respiratory therapist at Rockville eight years. She is a member of the with the voters.” scriptions except those .specifically is presently $22,000 in a separate Center Rd., Vernon; Mona Cosman, Dolan. Country Lane. Vernon; Richard General Hospital, look on. Moskey was demonstrating the Republican Town Committee and has “The citzens of this state deserve a two- required by State Statute and con­ category for matching funds. ■lanel Lane. Rockville; Judith Crabb, Gessay, Vernon Ave., Rockville; Olen served as its vice-chairman for four party system and we have started a com­ tractual obligations. technique at the product show sponsored last weekend by the Other general government budget Warehou.se Point: Mary DallaCorte, Hunter. Fairview Ave., Rockville; years. mittee to elect a new Republican ’file position of crew supervisor Sophie Konarski, Cottage St,, Rockville; Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce. Versatile Our Reg.* 12 cuts from the Planning and Zoning Mountain St., Rockville: Robert Gurnon, She was a Coventry teacher and prin­ legislature. There are three ingredients 2 lb. Limit Lorraine Dr.. Tolland; Noel Knower, Raymond Mooney. Hill Top Dr., cipal of the Center School as well as a for victory — we must have outstanding 'T 'Clenwood ltd., Ellington; Mary Lessard, Ellington; Ross Pease, Ward St.. candidates, an outstanding organization, tEAN,TEm ER Terrace Dr., Rockville; Norman Lisk, Rockville; Margaret Verity, Somers. ll(‘l)rofi nriii s(‘(‘ks policewomen for 23 years. Miss Jacobson Shirt \ contacting Marily and historical view of the town. downtown Mayor Thomas Benoit has started a Stale Project Breast Cancer Fundund.' I’ugliese.'ugliese. 644-8684.lit- The Recreational Trails Committee has ROUND PTA celebration "Gone With 'Phe Wind,” the award­ program of renovation for the tower and VER’NON — downtown, sponsored by the Suburban Champagne and hors d’oeurves Senior < ilizen discount tickets are outlined a circuit beginning at Rt. 30 and ANDOVER — The Andover Elementary School PTA winning motion picture, will be volunteers will be working on the clean-up s Women’s Club of Vernon, Ellington, and Tolland, is will be served from 7-8 p.m. with available from Jan Noseck. 644-0023. Center Rd. and passing by the first Our Reg.*7 GROUND will sponsor “ Main Street U.S.A.” May 8 from 10 a.m. to presented in a benefit performance during the weekend. \1 Matching scheduled for May 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Vernon showtime at 8 p.m. Seating is limited and interested cemetery, woodlands. Valley Falls, the 3 p.m. at the school as part of its Bicentennial celebra­ lo area residents by the South Wind­ Those interested in the “old days” of Center Middle School. 'Phis year the King Brothers ’Pickets will be on sale at the South persons ,ire urged to make early Keystone tunnel, and the Tankeroosen tion. 'Pbe organization is seeking manpower, donations sor Woman’s Club at the South Wind­ Rockville may meet for a talk in front of Clowns will be featured. 'Phe group was organized eight Wind.sor ’Phrilt Shop or may be ob- re.seivations. Lakes. This is set up for bicycle riders. ’275 and people to attend. The program will feature food, sor Showplace Cinema, May 8. Ticket Pult-on years ago in Willimantic and features Brian LaPalme. a the Memorial Building, Park Place at .1 Another suggestion is to explore the games and rides. 'Phose wishing to help should call 742- p.m., Saturday. An 1877 map will be used SIZES 8-20 *. senior at Windham High School. 'Phe group’s one-hour town by water via the Hockanum or the 9910 lbs. or More 8755,742-8419, or 742-9644. to show the old buildings in the center of performance will start at 1 p.m. Free balloon animals, Tankeroosen Rivers, both responsible for Skirt town including those still standing and LEAN BONELESS autographs, and prizes will be given out. International dinner Cliatifi»es made in llel)ron hiid^el the growth of the town in the 19th century. Flattering A-line style, sell-belled lor the newest those that are gone. Boaters can launch by the culvert on fashion look! ELLINGTON — The Spanish Club of Ellington High $1,318 in the town clerk’s salary preventing major breakups such as In cooperation with the Recreation ll(‘l)i'on Franklin St. to take a trip on the PORK School will sponsor an international dinner May 1 from 5 request; and $500 in the assessor’s occurred this winter. Department a hike will be conducted Parade Coniiniltee The 1976-77 budget adopted by the Hockanum and the three Tankeroosen to 8 p.m. at the school cafeteria. Proceeds from the salary item. The requested salary for the through Valley Falls Park with hikers to Board of Finance, $494,875 for Lakes are accessible from Maple St., Dob­ ROLL VERNON — The Bicentennial Parade Committee will dinner will benefit tbe Student Exchange program. 'Phe first two reductions were building inspector is cut back to the meet at 10 a. m. Saturday in the parking lot general government and $960,071, son Rd., and Main St. in Talcottville. meet May 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the courtroom of the 'Pickets will be available at the door with special prices made to stay within the five per cent present $8,000, a reduction of $400. at the park. Board of Education, reflects many Flxploring by railroad will have to be an Memorial Building, Park PI. 'Phe public is urged to at­ tor large families. For further information call 875-1237 increase provided for at budget time and his mileage request is cut $300. The walk will lead to Bolton Notch and changes from the original requests. imaginative trip by bike wr foot as the tend. The parade, scheduled for June 6, will start at I p.m. or 875-9786. last year, for each year of the new The requested salary for the depart­ back and is expected to take about four While the finance board can only tracks in Vernon have been mostly from Rockville High Scltool and march down Rt. 83 to the term of office. ment secretary is reduced by $274 to hours. Hikers are asked to bring a light *. Tri-City Shopping Plaza. It will consist of six floats and 18 Tax freeze reduce the bottom line of the educa­ removed. However, the committee 99 'Phe reduction in the assessor’s keep it in line with the other clerical lunch and something to drink and to wear tion budget it did make suggestions suggests the ride or walk along the tracks I All Meat — Easy to| bands. The first division will include the Governor’s BOLTON — Elderly homeowners are reminded that salary request is to keep the salary at increases of five per cent. suitable shoes. Carvel r as to whore it feels cuts can be made. will give a different view of the town. I Horse Guard and the U.S. Coast Guard Band. May 15 is the deadline for filing for the elderly tax freeze the figure provided for in his two- 'Phe fire department maintenance Areas suggested are: $17,913 in the A stroll down the Main St, of Talcott­ or circuit breaker tax. Elderly persons who rent their year contract. request is reduced by $1,180 and the F0R_Y0UR FREEZER teacher salary account; $3,500 in sub­ Seniors program homes can file from now until Dec, 31 for relief. 'Phe sanitarian’s office expense is police radio equipment request is cut ||||||||k KeitM) I stitute teachers; $400, substitute These prim ml I reduced to $350 and the assessor’s by $650, The Conservation Com­ HEBRON — A luncheon and Arbor Day program will aides; and $1,485 to eliminate an item Tolland Middle School IIP iB n be mud) hi(ber in I Student musical oxpen.se, $100. mission’s request for a $3,000 reserve the near fvtve. be conducted for Senior Citizens, Friday at 11;,30 a.m. at listed twice in the custodial salary VERNON — The students at the Northeast School will Other reductions are: Ambulance appropriation for land acquisition the Gilead Hill School. account. WHOLE present a patriotic musical, “Revolutionary Ideas,” in service, $1,013; registrars salaries, has been deleted. O u r R e g .® 2 0 Also: $1,980 in employe insurance; ------honor roll------the school auditorium. May 7 at 7:30 p.m. A small dona­ $50; salaries for deputy fire chief and In the Community Health Services O u r Reg.M 0&M 1 O u r R eg .* 8 Summer assistant $2,400 in unemployment compensa­ ALL-WEATHER tion will be asked. The public is invited. assistant chief, deleted, $500; the item, $2,395 was added. The amount Lucente, John Luetjen, Kelley TOP. tion; $2,000 in heating oil; $1,575 in Graile 7 Honors HEBRON — The Planning and Zoning Commission is requested fire department operation included in the budget prepared for Mairson, John Marchesseault, , ROUNDS gasoline; $490, superintendent’s of­ The following students accepting applications for a part-time assistant for the Annual banquet account is cut $1,650 and the equip­ the public hearing was incorrect. Jeffrey Marsh, Cheryl Martin, summer recreation program. The position is for eight fice; $2,000 in special projects; and fashion fashion ' Pant EAST HARTFORD-The annual Mother-Daughter ment account, $3,400, However, the recommended amount received all A’s in all Alison Matthews, Joseph Maz- Eric Ahlberg, Mary Allyn, weeks and will pay .$200. The basic job will be to handle $2,500 in special education zarella, Jean McCarthy, Susan Banville, Terry Barber, ir1 $ 1 3 9 Night ol St. Rose Home and School Association will be 'Phe $8,500 requested by the of $36,405, is still about $3,300 less subjects: arts and crafts, preferably in the afternoon. For further placements. A total of $.36,343 le.ss Steven McClean, Susan Susan Bonderman, Jane X 14-16 lbs. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St. Rose School, 21 Church St. selectmen for town roads is in­ than the agency requested. Pants Tops Coats than requested. McClean, Scott MeWay, information contact Commission Chairman Ray Tuohey creased by $9,000 in an effort to begin 'Po cover anticipated increases in Beth Foster, Denise Four­ Bonderman, Jane Cebula, I Will (xit nto tondoii Broil, I Fashions from America’s past will be modeled by nier, George Layng, Michael Virginia Morgan, John Morse, Kevin Chambers, William I $andiikh Steali, Boost, or as | or Evelyn Croston, vice chairman. Budget reductions in the general a program of oiling the roads to aid in printing costs. $200 was added to the students. Mrs. Doris Cox will be commentator and Mrs. government budget ipelude $539 in Romeo. Judith Mulligan, Barbara Chatham, Lynda Cropper, ■V5 I dosirtd.______Perry Blackstone, chairlady of the town’s Bicentennial budget for town reports. Nangle, Margaret Neff, Lisa Cross, Raissa D’Antonio, High scorers ,i the tax collector’s salary request; WESTERN Commission, will present historical facts of the era of Laurie Peters, Douglas Robert Davies, Dawn Dim- VERNOJV — Ten Rockville High School juniors have each fashion. Ilonorg Pisecki, Sharon Prior, Lisa mock, James Duval, Lori scored in the lop five per cent of more than one million Susan Ahlberg, Mark Quatrale, Laurie Reilly, Dyer, Douglas Ehle, Carol Superbly tailored with All the newest styles and Many popular styles in STEER Debora Rife, Lisa Rzewuski, Etchells, Susan Evans, James students who look the qualifying test for the Merit Minister honored I’rial (lolayed Alderuccio, David Andrulat, many fashion details. fabrics! Choose Irom poly/ cotton oxfords and Program last October. Ivtich will be considered for Robert Schadt, Janet Seidel, Fitzgerald, Gisele Gautreau, HINDS VERNON — The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor of Union 'POLLAND tUPI) - A Donna Auclair, Joseph Bozzo, Misses & Juniors. polyester knits, jersey supple PVCs. recognition in the 1977 Merit Program as semi-finalists Bolton Center School honor roll Ellen Seitz, Debra Severson, Cheri Goetcheus, Kathy Congregational Church, will be honored May 2 when he Superior Court judge has Diane Buckhout, Suzanne Bur­ prints, cotton Ts, or commended students. 'I’hey are Gregory Ames, .lames bank, Richard Butler, Michele Scott Simmons, Susan Soucy, Grant, James Gray, Paula Misses & Juniors will have completed ”25 years of faithful service to the A ■ Honor Roll V - Honor R

ItlMIT OUaNTITIEt. WeI to the Capitol Region Council of Governments by the VERNON - 'Phe Vernon Square Dance Club, Inc. will II Honor Roll Kathy Ulm Brian Reed Karen Graves, Christian Grade 8 Sheila McLaughlin, Robert I accept food STAMPSI Brent Zakowski permitted the delay after Mlnnick, Charlene Morin, ISPECIALS ARE BOODl Connecticut Justice Commission, the ti>wn of .South Wind­ have its annual May Day dance. May 1 at the Vernon tirade 7 R Honor Roll Lori Sheetz granting a prosecution mo­ Herrington, Theresa Hoss, David Carpenter James Vatteroni Jeffrey Hubbard, Lindsay The following students Tammy North, Joseph Pallis, I t HURS., FRI„ and SAT.r sor will be able to have its police records .systems Elementary School. Rt. 30 with Ed Rutty as guest caller. Andrew Ansaldi Graile K tion allowing the state to Cary Cyr Huff, James Janiak, Carlene received all A’s in all Chris Pehovlak, Robin liAPRIl 28th, 30th A,I modified and from the improved data will be idile to 'Phere will be a round dance teach from 7:30 to 8 p.m. Carmella Bolduc Gary Vine conduct a psychiatric Holly Foss David Cloutier Sara Waddell Johnston, Laura Jordan, Pisecki, Raymond Prest, IlMAY tat develop improved crime reduction strategies. Vernon has and square dancing will follow from 8 to 11 p.m. All club Michael Ferguson Anita Franz Laurie Gagnon examination of Delage subjects: Angela Raymond, Shari MANCHCSTAR Manchester Parkade level dancers are invited. Soft-soled shoes are re/)uired. David Warner Lawrence Kabrick, Debra been involved in the same program through an earlier Mark LaFrancis Susan Gately Teresa Landrey before the trial can begin. King, Thaddeus Kolwicz, Mary Bunce, Richard Roberts, Kenneth Sweeney, grant awarded by the commission. 'Phere will be a raffle, door prizes and refreshments. Ellen Robinson Deborah Nielson Laurie Manning Michael Kopsick, Clifford Schadt, Wade Seward. Ann Szemreylo, Dana Woods. PAOB; twelve - Manchester evening herald, Manchester, conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 - PAGE THIRTEEN Obituaries Wickham Park hours curtailed Tom Jones goes on hit spree By SOL R. COHEN Robert Summa of Hartford National. Manchester and East Hartford, as in­ ViulreM Reii'lienhaeh ,>|r8. John J. Griffin Jolin F. M oriarty lU^rald Reporter They issued the following joint tended by Horace and Eklith Whit­ Andrew Reichenbach, 78, of 20 Mrs. Ruth N. Griffin, 76, of South The funeral of John F. Moriarty of In an effort to combat vandalism statement: comb, when they left it in trust for Hamlin St. died Tuesday night at Daytona, Fla., formerly of 41 Otis St., who died April 20 at his and other forms of lawlessness in “Wickham Park will remain open them.” .Manchester Memorial Hospital, He Manchester, died Tuesday at her home, will be private Thursday at Wickham Park, the hours for keeping to the public and we will make all ef­ Judge FitzGerald pointed out that was the husband of Mrs. Elizabeth home. She was the wife of John J. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. the facility open will be curtailed and forts to prove that we will not the expense for securing the park Griffin. tolerate acts of vandalism and insults will be borne by the trust fund, and as Indians top Hornets, 12-1 (iordun Reichenbach. The Rev. Dr. George Webb of security will be tightened. Mr Reichenbach was born Nov, 29, Mrs. Griffin was born in Vernon That was the decision re'ached to people using the park. Both chiefs not the public. He pointed out, also, South United Methodist Church will baseman Defelice pegged a 1897 in Germany and lived in and lived in the Manchester-Hartford officiate. Burial will be in East today at a meeting of Manchester of police will answer all complaints that whatever funds are spent for By STEVE ARMSTRONG record at 3-3 while East Hart-Hart­ Coach Hal Parks removed the Silk Town offense was real-real­ baseman Defelice peg| and will make arrests of those ...... ^ e J ¥¥__1 ______f\ w \ A Ur Hrvinrr q ir»K Tno Hon ann rrrminnor hxr finocnol nod Manchester for 60 years. Before his area most of her life, moving to Cemetery. and East Hartford officials with security will be at the expense of Gurresponilent ford slips to 1-6. Manchester Hanlon after six innings and ly doing a job. The Red and grounder by Quesnel past first. Florida seven years ago. Before her trespassing on private property and funds for capital improvements and retirement in 1961, he was employed There are no calling hours. Judge of Probate William returns to action Thursday brought in southpaw jayvee White got things rolling in the Ballard followed with a double at Cheney Bros, as a weaver for 47 retirement in 1962, she was employed The family suggests that any FitzGerald, whose office administers destroying private property. Those maintenance. Rapping out 18 hits and bottom of the first with three bringing in Quesnel. as a sales clerk at Sage-Alien in East arrested and convicted will be afternoon atJ3:30 visiting sensation Mike Jordan for the years. He was a member of Center memorial gifts may be made to a the trust funds left for the park’s He said periodic meetings will be aided by strong pitching, the runs. Jeff Backofen and Mike Congregational Church and the Hartford. restricted from using the park. held by the group that met today, to Wethersfjeld High. final three frames. Jordan charity of the donor’s choice. operation. Also present were two Manchester High baseball Quesnel both reached on errors Manchester added two runs Xipser Club. Other survivors are two sons, representatives of the HarUord “We will hire as many security determine how things are team easily defeated East The visiting Hornets drew looked impressive, showing .a in the third, three in the fifth Other survivors are 3 sons. Jack William D. Griffin of Manchester National Bank and Trust Co., guards as necessary, in order to in­ progressing and to set more stringent first blood in the top of the fine fastball and nice slow by second baseman Jeff and Francis B. Griffin of Rocky Hill; sure use of the park by the people of Hartford High, 12-1, yesterday highlighted by safeties by Reichenbach of Vernon, Allen trustees for the park and responsible regulations, if warranted. first. Luis Matthew, who had curve in fanning five. Scanlon. Backofen scored on a Reichenbach of Cambridge, Mass., a daughter, Mrs. Sherwood I’aul G. Easter Sr, for its maintenance and improve­ in CCIL action at Kelley Field. groundnut by Bruce Ballard Jones, Barrett and Ed White walked and taken second on a Parks, pleased with the vic­ and Donald Reichenbach of Glen­ (Rosemary) Trueman of Coventry; SOUTH WINDSOR-The funeral of ment. The game, which was played and Frank Livingston rapped a and one in the seventh with nine grandchildren and five great­ Paul G. Easter Sr., 37, of 650 Gover­ wild pitch, scored on a solid tory, stated, “I was real happy view, 111 : 2 daughters, Mrs. Ray­ under cool, damp conditions, groundrule double to right Butch Kinney singling home mond I Linda I Luce of Manchester grandchildren. nor’s Highway, who drowned while Judge FitzGerald said the decision was highlighted by the batting single to center by Ben Phelps. with the pitching of Hanlon and Jones. The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. was made to keep the park open only Zaire’s economic woes scoring Quesnel. Wayne. and Mrs. Arnold (Jean) Buck of skin diving April 20, was Tuesday in heroics of Manchester catcher East Hartford loaded the bases Jordan today. It’s also good from the John F, Tierney Funeral Grove Cemetery, East St. from 11 a.m. to dusk and only when Ostrout then tagged a solid Deadwood, S.D.; a sister. Miss Tom Jones. Jones, who had but Manchester starting that our hitting is finally com­ Batting stars for Manchester c \ w Jessie Reichenbach of Germany; and Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Johnsbury, Vt. security guards have been hired. In outlined to Kissinger single to center plating besides Jones were Backofen, at St. Bridget Church at 10:30. Burial Mr. Easter was born in East St. addition, police dogs will be on the been only one for 19, went five- pitcher Kevin Hanlon got out of ing around. It always takes the 12 grandchildren. Livingston with the third tally. who went three-for-six, and TOM JONES The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at will be in St. Bridget Cemetery. Johnsbury and lived there until com­ premises 24 hours a day. Traditional­ for-five including a home run further trouble by getting Tony hitting a little longer than the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Friends may call at the funeral ing to South Windsor in 1960. He was ly, the park has been kept open from KINSHASA, Zaire (UPI) - concentrate on the African campaign and scored three times in what Defelice on a long fly to right. pitching; I think we’re finally The Indians put things out of Ostrout who was a perfect home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 sunrise to sunset. Secretary of State Henry A. for majority rule in white-ruled Center ,St. The Rev, Newell Curtiss employed as a technician at the Mon­ was by far the strongest in­ For the next five innings, catching up.” reach with a three-run second three-for-three. The locals also Man(‘lu‘**l(‘r ( I 2) Jr, ot Center Congregational Church p.m. santo Chemical Corp., South Wind­ Kissinger discussed problems of Rhodesia and South Africa and on Hanlon had no trouble dis­ frame. Jones homered, Tony played well defensively, AB R H E Africa and Zaire’s ailing economy possible American aid for Zaire’s dividual batting effort by any will officiate. Burial will be in East sor. He attended Wapping Communi­ Wickham Park, which straddles posing of East Hartford, While the Indian pitching Barrett singled, stole second pulling off a doubleplay in the Barrett, cf 4 2 2 0 .Mrs. Elsie E. Freiheil ty Church. with President Mobutu Sese Seko recession-stricken economy. Manchester player this season. White, cl 2 0 1 0 Cemetery. Manchester and East Hartford (on was containing the Hornets, and scored as Hornet third fifth. Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Elsie E, Freiheit, 63, of 14 Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Nor­ the north side of E. Middle Tpke.), today aboard a riverboat cruising Warm cordiality marked The win evened Manchester’s allowing only three hits. Indian Backofen, ss 6 1 3 1 horn Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Westwood St. died this morning at ma Sherbune Easter of South Wind­ was left in trust for the enjoyment of along the Zaire River. Kissinger’s visit to Zaire, the former Quesnel, If 4 3 0 0 p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital. She sor; two sons. Dale Easter and Paul The cruise followed disclosure that Belgian Congo, more than three Kinney, 11 2 0 1 0 the people of the two towns. Ballard, lb 4 0 1 0 The tamily suggests that any was the widow of Laurence W. Easter Jr., both at home; two Present at today’s meeting in Kissinger had canceled a scheduled times the size of Texas, from the mo­ Freiheit. trip to Ghana because of allegedly ment he arrived from Zambia Eagleson, ph 1 0 0 0 memorial gifts may be made to the sisters, Carol Easter and Susan Judge FitzGerald's office were 1 1 0 Mrs, Freiheit was born Oct. 3,1912 Tuesday night to be welcomed by Livingston, 2b 3 Manchester I’ublic Health Nursing Easter, both at home; six brothers in Police Chief Robert Lannen and Soviet-inspired student unrest in that Nurmi. 2b 1 0 0 0 Association. 150 N. Main St. in Manchester and had lived here all St. Johnsbury, Vt., and a sister in Patrol Capt. Richard Sartor of West African country. tribal dancers and beating drums. Herald angle Ostrout, 3b 3 1 3 0 her life. She was a member of Erlanger, Ky. Manchester; Police Chief Clarence On the fourth leg of a tour of six Apart from a brief rift last year, Moran. 3b 2 0 0 0 Manchester Senior Citizens an the The family suggests that any Drumm and Lt. Joseph Leone of East African capitals, Kissinger and his when President Mobutu expelled the Gliha, rf 4 1 0 0 American Association of Retired memorial gifts may be made to the aides boarded the motorship U.S. ambassador amid press charges Jones, c 5 3 5 0 I'Ji l{. TaiiiM in^ Sr. Hartford; Town Manager Robert Earl Yost Persons, South Windsor Volunteer Fire Weiss; Joel Janenda, chairman of Kamayola for the four-hour of CIA implication in a plot against Hanlon, p 3 0 1 0 Eli B. Tumbling Sr., 72, of 105 Survivors are two sons, Laurence Department. Manchester’s Advisory Rec and Park “working cruise.’’ They were Mobutu’s autocratic regime, U.S.- Sports Editor Jordan, p 1 0 0 0 Walker St. died this morning at H. Freiheit of Manchester and The Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Board; and Robert Johnston and lunching aboard. Zairean relations have been cordial Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Edward H. Hadden of Granby; a Home,419 Buckland Rd,, was in Before the boat ride, Kissinger met since the former Belgian colony Totals 45 12 18 1 was the husband of Mrs. Rose brother, William H. Brandt of charge of arrangements. privately with Mobutu at the became independent in 1960. Iva^l Marlfoni ( 1) L'lleaureaux Tambling. Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. presidential palace and earlier had a Cancellation of Kissinger's Ghana AB R H E Mr. Tambling was born Aug. 24, Margaret Strauff and Mrs. Gertrude working breakfast with Nguza Carli visit was announced by officials Dougherty, ss 5 0 1 2 1 0 0 1003 in Princeton, Mass., and lived in Boiid, Zaire’s commissioner for aboard his plane as the secretary was Matthew, 11 2 Gee, both of Manchester; and four 2...Jimmy Blanchard, leadoff batter Walz, If 1 0 0 0 Manchester for 12 years. Before his grandchildren. Defense, jol)s, recovery Foreign Affairs and International flying Tuesday from Zambia to Family affairs in bowling Head-to-head rolling in the annual and left fielder with the Cougars, is Shiner, rf 2 0 1 .0' retirement in 1969, he was employed The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at Cooperation. Zaire, the former Belgian Congo, the son of Jim Blanchard. The latter Zerba, rl 1 0 0 0 Town 10-Pin Bowling Tournament at m the e.xperimental department of the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Officials gave no immediate They said it was called off on instruc­ was a fina righthanded pitcher in the Phelps, lb 4 0 1 0 the Parkade Lanes starts Sunday Hamilton Standard Division of 219 W. Center St. The Rev. Charles emerge as major issues details of the talks. But Zaire of­ tions of Ghanaian head of state Col. now defunct Twilight Baseball Richards, cf 3 0 1 0 afternoon and it’s possible that a Ibiited. Technologies Corp., Windsor Kuhl of Zion Evangelical Lutheran ficials said they were expected to Ignatius Acheampong. League for a number of years,..Den­ Riccio, cf,c 1 0 0 0 father will be pitted against his son in Locks, Church will officiate. Burial will be WASHINGTON (UPl) - Defense, ny Carlin, who reigned as the Men's Lewis, c 2 0 1 1 The committee’s proposal is nearly the championship test. Forestiere, cf 1 0 0 0 Other survivors are 4 sons, Eli B. in East Cemetery. jobs and ways of achieving economic Handicap Division champion in 10- $18 billion more than President Ford Among the seven qualifiers for the Defelice, 3b 2 0 0 1 Tambling Jr. of Manchester, Alfred Friends may call at the funeral recovery have emerged as the top pin tourney play in 1972 will be requested, and Rep. Delbert L. Lat- Men’s Handicap Division were Leo Marquis. 3b 1 0 0 0 ,1. Tambiing of Rockville. Robert R. home Thursdy from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 issues in House debate over next Unitarians will sponsor shooting for the title this season. He Tambling ot Maine and Richard E. p.m. ta, R-Ohio, said it would “re-ignite Nelson and his son, Dave. Scanlon, 2b 4 0 0 3 year's federal budget. the fires of inflation” and lead to a led all qualifiers in the Scratch Divi­ Beiner, p 2 0 1 0 Tambling of Massachusetts; 2 The family suggests that any This could be the year of the Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, D-N.Y., new recession. comedy-melodraina Friday ^ sion. Gregoire, p 2 0 1 0 sisters, .Mrs. Phillinda Foisy of memorial gifts may be made to the urged the House Tuesday to “begin to families in local bowling circles as Ma.ssaclnisetls and Mrs. Shirley Hall Latta introduced on behalf of Alan Rodonis is one of the seven con­ American Cancer Society, 237 E. redirect national priorities" by shif­ has appeared in Lincoln Center. New Totals 33 1 7 7 of West Hartford; 23 grandchildren Republicans an amendment to cut. The Unitarian Universalist testants after George Moquin’s Here ’n there Center St. ting $2.5 billion from defense spen­ Society-East is sponsoring a comedy- York City. East Hartford 100 000 0 0 0 1 and 2 great-grandchildren. $13.7 billion from the proposal while crown in the Men’s Scratch Division Jan Wright, one of the better ding to job programs, welfare, melodrama Friday and Saturday at 8 In recent years. Richardson was Manchester m 030 Olx 12 The funeral is Friday with a Mass restoring $10 billion in new tax cuts while Alan’s father, Albert, will be female 10-pinners in Manchester, .|<)sc|)li Deiilium health, education and law enforce­ p.m. in Manchester Community musical director for Theater HI in its RBI: Phelps. Ballard 2. Livingston. at SI. .lames Church at 9 a.m. Burial rejected by the budget committee. shooting for the Men’s . Handicap took time off to visit Disney World in VERNON — Joseph Denham, 64, of ment. College uditorium on the Bidwell St. productions of "Fantasticks" and Ostrout. Jones. Hanlon. Backofen 3. will be in East Cemetery. The John Chairman Brock Adams, D-Wash., honor. Florida, After being two weeks away Kinney: 2BH: Dougherty. Ballard. Crestridge Dr. died Monday at Hart­ Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, D-Conn., campus. "Stop the World, 1 Want to Get Off. " b'. Tieniey Funeral Home, 219 W. said the committee’s proposed One of the challengers for George from bowling, she entered the Town Livingston, Ostrout: HR: Jones. ford Hospital, He was the husband of proposed a $300 million across the Last year, he directed "Wild Duck " C enter S t., is in ch arg e of budget would create a million more Proceeds from the play, "Dirty Moquin's title will be his cousin, Tournament at the Parkade Lanes Mrs. Dorris May Dakin Denham. board cut in defense spending to in­ for MCC. arrangements. jobs than Ford’s and would continue Work at the Crossroads," will benefit Bruce Moquin. and wound up with the second best Mr. Denham was born Feb. 4, 1912 duce the Pentagon to "weed out the society’s building fund. Appearing in the cast are Sandy There are no calling hours. economic recovery. He said Ford’s Earlier, in the Town Duckpin Tour­ qualifying score,,.One of the leading in New Bedford, Mass. He has been marginal and owerfunded Wing, David Bell, Wayne Reynolds, proposal would “lead to the Directing the play is Robert nament at the Holiday Lanes, Don hitters in the National League is Shutout employed as a dyer at Amerbelle programs." Juliet Schwartz, Gerald Schwartz. Jo (Herald photo by Dunn) strangling of the recovery and a Richardson, an English professor at Simmons emerged as men’s cham­ Manchester-born Jay Johnstone of Corp.. Rockville. He was a member Both proposals were offered as Vogel, Kathleen Ferrelli, Laurie Il. nry l‘. W cllierell return to the recession after the elec­ the college. Also a musician, pion and his mother, Mary Simmons, the Philadelphia Phillies with a (d Rockville Lodge of Elks. amendments to a $413.6 billion 1977 Sherman, Phyllis Molava and Norah tion." Richardson traveled for a few years copped the women’s division laurels. better than .400 average...Starting Manchester's Bruce Ballard tagged out at third Henry P. Wetherell, 33, of 108 Shel­ Other survivors are two daughters, budget recommended by the House in Scandinavia as a piano soloist and Madden. scored Runner-up for the latter title was Monday night there will be 46 slow East Hartford’s Brian Dougherty applied tag after rundown ly Dr., Winter Haven, Fla,, formerly Mrs. Judith Chameray of Mansfield Budget Committee. Tickets will be sold at the door. Don’s wife, Joan. pitch softball games scheduled week­ of Manchester and South Windsor, Depot and Mrs. Dorris Tatalo of ly in the Recreation Department’s died April 20 in Florida. He was the Coventry, R.I.; two brothers, Fire calls program. A dozen games will be husband of Mrs. Nancy Connary Christopher Denham Jr, of Westerly, Not everyone would agree that Off the cuff by MCC played Monday and Tuesday nights Wetherell ol Winter Haven. R.L, and Alfred Denham of Cavona GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES Speaking of bowling, Manager Paul The funeral and burial were April PINEHURST and 11 on each Wednesday and Rally in ninth beats East By DAVE ROBACK Park, Calif; three sisters, Mrs. Correnti of the Holiday Lanes reports Maiiclu'sler But there is no denying that Thursday. Friday nights have been 23 in Winter Haven. Elizabeth Hooper of .Warwick, R.L, The Meat Store the cost of duckpin rolling next set aside for makeup games with the Dumais followed with a single sen­ Mr. Wetherell was born Aug. 17, Mrs. Alice Eckenroth and Mrs. Doris Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. —Water A special on...Short Shanked, Fully Cooked PERSPICACIOUS PALATES season at his house has been reduced By LEN AllSTER on the mound in relief of starter Bill 12 to 13 Iba. Whole or Shank, W weekends free for tourney and non­ ding Krashefski home. South came Usually at the end of the first 1942, in Manchester, where he lived Sherman, both of Kenyon, R.L; and |)fublem at 62 Florence St. (Town) Prefer PINEHURST USDA CHOICE BEEF to meet the competition. The Metro lleruld SportswriUT Greene. Moffett came in with one out Tobin league activity...Butch Gerich, back with two runs in its half of the for 13 yeirs until moving to South seven grandchildren. Tuesday, 2:45 p.m, —Truck fire at We continue to remind you that for over 50 years Bowl, in the Jarvis building on in the eighth with a run in and es­ segment of a two-part story former Cheney Tech athlete is now One wise old baseball man fifth but East retaliated with two in Windsor. He graduated with the The funeral is Thursday at 8:15 N. Main St. and Stock PI. (Eighth HAMS Pinehurst has sold the finest USDA Choice meats and that Center St., will open this summer caped unscathed. He was less for­ there are the words ‘to be con­ the owner of Butch’s Mobil station in said the object of the game is the sixth. Class of 1960 from Ellsworth a.m. from the Gaffney-Dolan District I we continue that policy. And we remind you that in our featuring the small pins...Coach Skip tunate in the ninth. tinued’... Manchester Com­ Buckland...As could be expected, the to ‘hit ’em where they ain’t’. John Murphy walked, stole second Memorial High School of South Wind­ Funeral Home, 59 Spruce St., Tuesday. 5:37 p.m. —Smoking light Freezer Dept, we sell wholesale cuts on a money-saving Olander’s Manchester Community Sergio Monesersin drew a full demand has been heavy for tickets and scored on a Mike Furlong single. munity College won the first sor and attended St. Petersburg Westerly, R.L, with a Mass at the fixture at 40 Oak St. (Town) *1.59 JtL. basis. Frank Toros or Ed Fontana will custom cut to your College baseball team has to be good South Catholic followed this count walk and Jim Rovella dumped DuBuque, 15 to 17 lbs. Whole or Shank W request. for the appearance of the Navy foot­ The latter went to second as the half of a doubleheader last Sun­ ■lunior ( ollege in St. Petersburg, Fla. Church of the Immaculate Concep­ Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. —Water mudders. In the only baseball game philosophy to the letter to in a single to right. Mark Treglia ball team against Connecticut at Rebels tried to get Murphy at home day, 13-2, and completed it He was a planning and scheduling tion, High St., Westerly, at 9, Burial problem at 62 Florence St. (Town) played in the area last Sunday, when score two runs in the bottom of then singled past diving third Storrs, Sept. 18...Don't look now (for and he scored on'an opposite field engineer for the Daniel Construction will be in St. Sebastian's Cemetery, Tuesday, 11:57 p.m. —Car fire on HAMS Save 20* bottle or $1.20 on a cate on this Pinehurst heavy rains drenched all diamonds, baseman Tom Boland for the tying yesterday with an 8-0 win over Colt sale on 64 oz. botllae of jt; the ninth inning for a 6-5 win dump double to left by Tom Gerbo. Co. of Greenville, S.C. Westerly. Interstate 86 between Exits 93 and 94. the locals defeated Hartford Com­ fear of being wrong) but the New marker. Jack Lutz reached on an Greater Hartford Community York Mets are leading the National over East Catholic yesterday South's seeing eye offense produced He was a fir.st lieutenant with the I‘'riends may call at the funeral (Eighth District) munity College at Moriarty Field, 13- error loading the sacks and Joe Hor­ *1.39 ^ League’s Eastern Division standings. at Hyland Park in Hartford. a run in the eighth and then the ninth College at East Catholic. National Guard in Winter Haven, home tonight from 7 to 9, icon ROOT BEER, vath produced the game-winner with Other survivors are a daughter, Chuck Is A Budget Value I The game was played in a single to left over Mark McMahon’s occurred. The win gives the Cougars an Shawn Wetherell, at home; his Mrs. Irving A. Brown A b o u t t o w n Semi Boneless USDA Choice ORANGE SODA or I adverse conditions more head. The latter was playing in as Gerbo had three hits and Moffett 8-3 ledger while Greater Hart­ and Garry Hammick two apiece for parenis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. VERNON — Mrs. Katherine Friend I GINGER ALE suitable for polar bears rather East Coach Jim Penders un­ ford drops to 1-8. MCC W'etherell Sr. ol West Hartford; four Brown, 43, of 274 Taylor St. died CHUCK ROAST or STEAK East Hampton tacks successfully brought all outfielders East. McMahon hit the ball solidly journeys to Storrs today to Members of the VFW Auxiliary Think of it, just over 1* an ounce... than participating in Abner brothers. Ralph L. Wetherell Jr. of Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. She wili meet tonight at 7:15 at the John in shallow. five times, once nearly tearing the face the UConn jayvees. Somers, Douglas H. Wetherell of Limit 2 caiea please. Doubleday’s diversion. glove off of shortstop Jack Lutz, but was the wife of Irving A. Brown. F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. South plated an unearned run in the Cougar Rich Rabe hurled South Windsor, Bruce B. Wetherell of Mrs. Brown was born July 16,1932 in Center St., to pay respects and con­ - 99* 13~7loss on Cheney The setback drops East to 3-3 in the second while East the first two got only one safety for his efforts. Richmond, Va., and David S. Get acquainted with the qualify of Hartford County Conference and 5-4 Moffett took the loss, his second superbly allowing just two Brooklin, Maine, and lived in Enfield duct a memorial service for the late Bone In USDA Choice frames was stranding five men on Wetherell of Delaware, Ohio, and a before coming to Vernon eight years Mrs. Margaret Descy, a member. Seldner’s Scoring runs in each of the first five innings. East Hampton over-all and kept the Eagles’ dubious base. The Eagles were tagging the compared to one win. Gerry hits, striking out 11 and sister, Mrs. Beverly W. Raymond of ago. She was employed as a postal Members are requested to wear un­ CHUCK ROAST High outlasted Cheney Tech, 13-7, yesterday in COC baseball ac­ distinction of not winning on the road ball solidly but right at people McGarth shakily went the distance walking one in notching his West Hartford. clerk at the Bissell Station of the iforms. tion at the Beavers’ field. intact. South improved its HCC prompting Penders to shake his head for South and took the win. evening third win. The family suggests that friends MAYONNAISE docket to 2-3 and aggregate record to his mound record at 2-2. South Windsor Post Office. She was a The win improves the Bellringers’ and look towards the heavens. Most MCC connected for one run wishing lo may make memorial con- East Central Pamona Grange will 59*lb-1st Cut Cheney and absorbed the loss. He 3-4 with the win. East’s next tilt is member of the First Congregational record to 3-4 while Cheney slips to a Eagle outs were line drive shots. Smith (laiholir (h) Iributions to the Computer Assisted USDA Choice Bone In Beef struck out six and walked three. in the first as Jim Blanchard Church of Vernon. meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at Good Will 2-5 ledger. Next action for Cheney is Saturday morning at 11 at Rockville East finally got a timely blow in AB R H E Tomography X-Ray Scanner Fund in Grange Hall in Glastonbury. The lec­ doubled and Lou Wellington Other survivors are a daughter. Friday afternoon at Rocky Hill. Kant Hampton (Li) High. the fifth with John Krashefski Cicchetti, 2b 5 1 1 0 care ol the Winter Haven Hospital, turer’s program is entitled "May CHUCK ROAST or STEAK East held a precarious 5-4 lead Miss Susan Janet Brown at home; 7 Bone Center Cut East Hampton scored single runs AB R H E stroking a two-out double to right Monlesersin, rl 3 1 1 0 brought him home with a First St., Winter Haven, Fla., 33880. her mother, Mrs. Bernice Staples Day." * . . Rioux, 3b 3 0 going into the ninth with Bill Moffett scoring Moffett and McMahon. Mark Rovella, If 4 1 1 0 1 19 1 0 in the first and second innings and sacrifice fly. 0 Friend of Brooklin, Maine; three lb. Buy a quart at this low special price added two in the third before Guilbeault, c 4 3 2 0 Treglia, c 3 0 1 4 2 1 0 Rabe and Blanchard each brothers, Basil F/Hwd of Blue Hills, The Highland Park School PTA exploding for a six-run fourth. Win­ Karavolis, cf 4 1 3 0 Lutz, ss Sargent, p Mercak, pr 0 0 0 0 had two hits for MCC and Paul Maine. Phillip FnW i of Brooklin and will have its Spring Freedom Fair '76 ning pitcher Mark Sargent aided his 4 3 2 0 SHORT RIBS A Sals on the Most Popular Weir, If 3 2 2 0 Horvath, cf 5 0 3 0 Placido had four RBIs, those Miss ,|(>se|iliiiic lia rtololia John Friend of Doraville, Ga,; and Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. Features own cause with two hits and three Girls' softball, tennis three sisters, Mrs. Muriel Freeman will be a Bicentennial costume con­ Lulberg, lb 3 1 2 0 T. Dellafera, 3b 4 0 1 0 Miss .losephine Bartolotta, 62, of RBls. 0 0 0 0 coming on a grandslam homer of West Sullivan, Maine, Mrs. Norma test, colonial field races, and an ice CYCLE DOG FOOD Male, ss 3 1 1 0 High, 17-0, yesterday in East Hart­ Herchuk, pr Cromwell, sister of Salvatore Bar- 9 9 < Cheney broke through scoring four MBS racquets bow Miller, lb 3 0 0 0 in the sixth. Blake of Portland, Maine and Mrs. cream social. j i k Dolce, rf 3 1 2 0 tololta of Manchester, died Sunday USDA Choice Center Cut Lean times in its half of the fifth. Doug Wolf, 2b 1 1 0 0 ford. McGrath, p 0 0 0 0 Norma Blake of Louisville, Ky. Dropping its second straight The 4-1 Indian maidens pounded MCI (H) night after suffering an attack at her Landry doubled in a run in the sixth Collins, 2b 2 0 0 0 yesterday was the Manchester High Marshall, dh 2 0 1 0 AB B If E The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at BUSINESS SUITS BRISKET CORNED REEF out 16 hits and were aided by 10 walks 0 1 0 0 home. and Mike Pinkin and Gary Marineau McKenna, ph 1 0 0 0 girls’ tennis team, 5-2, to Bradley, dh B(anchard, If 3 2 2 0 the First Congregational Church of Schriendont, ph en route to the victory. Manchester M. Dellafera, dh 1 0 0 0 The Herald stated incorrectly Mon­ 4 cans I drove home tallies in the seventh. All 1 0 0 0 Wethersfield High at the winner’s P(acido, cf 4 1 1 0 Vernon. The Rev. John Lacey, Brady, ph 1 0 0 0 plated four runs in the first and se­ day that she suffered an attack at a FOR RENT lb. three RBI men are freshmen. courts. Maloney, c 3 0 1 0 pastor, will officiate. Burial will be *1.39 Weir, ph 1 0 0 0 cond innings each and added tallies in Totals 34 6 10 0 3 0 1 0 dance. NAVY BLUE Shurfine Bob Walter went the distance for The doubles teams of Pat McKee- WeMington, rf Her funeral was today. Burial was in Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. every frame but the seventh. Doreen Fast (iallio)u' (i>) Linden, lb 3 0 0 0 VESTED We Have Daily Shipments of Totals 34 13 14 0 Amy Silverstein and Laura Burnett- in St. .lobn's Cemetery, Middletown, Friends may call at Holmes RED Kipt^Y REANS Downham and Mary Cochran com­ AB R H E Banning. 2b 3 1 1 0 Funeral Home, 400 Main St. St., FRESH PERDUE CHICKEN & PARTS Alumni tryouts (’lieney (7) Cindy Formica won their matches bined to fire a five-hitter. Furlong, 2b 5 1 1 2 Rabe, p 3 0 2 0 Manchester, Thursday from 2 to 4 j The Rec Department announces AB1 R H E for Manchester while Gwen Froh put Gerbo, cf 5 0 3 0 Dionne, ss 3 1 1 0 In Menioriam and 7 to 9 p.m. FRESH CHICKEN LEGS * changes in the Alumni Jr. Baseball Lackard, 2b 3 0 0 1 up a good struggle in her singles Mollett, ll/p 5 1 2 0 Morrison, 3b 1 1 0 1 STEWED TOMATOES 5 1 1 0 In mi’iniiry nf Thomas K. llobin Sr, 'The family suggests that any tryout schedyle_due to the rain Mon­ LaBrec, ss 4 0 1 0 match. Jayvees triumph McMahon, rl Slomcinsky. pr 0 2 0 0 who p.issoil aw,iy April 28. 1974. lb. Balon, c 4 1 1 1 Krashefski, c 3 1 1 1 memorial gifts may be made to the day and Tuesday. The following Next match is Thursday at East Opening its season on a winning Wife. (Tulilren ami Ostashen, lb 3 1 0 0 Hartford High. Dumais. lb 4 0 I 0 Tolals 26 8 9 1 Orandrhildren First Congregational Church of Ver- From Perdue schedule, beginning at 6 to 7:30 p.m. note yesterday was the tiling Junior Skoczylas, 11 • 1 1 0 0 Results; Jacobs (W) won by Hammick, 3b 4 0 2 0 c iicc (Oi Perdue Chicken Breasts lb. >1.29 at the West Side Oval, will be: Cooke, cf High jayvee baseball team with a 10- Boland, 3b 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 forfeit; Beaula (W) def. Froh 6-1, 6- AB B H E Medium Sized Freeh Wednesday 28-Infielders, Thursday Gustamachio, rf 1 1 1 0 2 win over Kosciusko of Enfield. Murphy, ss 2 1 I 0 3 0 0 1 302 cant 2; Hvyck (W) def. Belinda Welti 6-0, Jamie Gallagher had two hits, Alex Harris, 3b Perdue ROASTERS 7 5 ‘ lb. 29-Outfielders, Friday, 30-Infielders, Ouellette, 3b 2 1 1 0 Shorey, dh 3 0 0. 0 Camilleri, p 3 0 0 0 Monday, 3-Outfielders. Walter, p 1 1 0 0 6-1; Reynolds (W) def. Lori McCurry Britnell tripled and Alan Klibanoff Greene, p 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 Royal BuTiet BACON 12 oz. pkg'1.43 6-1, 6-1; McKee-Silversteih (M) def. Rupinski, c PLAZA DEPT. STORE Skinless DuBuque VET’S DOG FOOD Pinkin, If 1 0 0 0 knocked in two runs for tiling. Ken Shannon, If 0 0 0 0 Manzi. ss 3 0 1 0 . SHIRTS (Ws Hava A Notion To Ploaas) Marineau, cf Berg-Moller 2-6, 6-4, 6-3; Burnett- Connect your head to your FRANKS ib > 1 .1 9 Lose first game 2 0 1 0 Hill picked up the pitching win for Bcllucci, ct 3 0 0 0 pants.* If you need a new Next lo Frank’s Supormarkat Landry, rf 2 0 1 0 Formica (M) def. Lopez-Hanson 6-3, Totals 36 5 12 3 3 0 1 1 East Middle Tpke., Manchester Small Fresh Pork 3 I 50^ Knocked out of the unbeaten ranks the Rams. Brown, lb 4-6, 6-4; Arborio-Gorman (W) def. South 010 .020 012 6 2 0 0 0 shirt, hustle down to the SPARE RIBS ib > 1 .5 9 Carr. 2b Deal before you lose Come In And Browse — Many Items Are yesterday was the Manchester High Totals 25 7 6 2 Inara Punga-Sherrie Hopperstead 6- Many applicants East 000 032 000 5 Farley, rf 2 0 0 0 something. jayvee baseball team, 5-4, by East East Hampton 112 630 0 13 RBI Krashefski 2. Furlong, Dumais, Buies, It 2 0 0 0 ' PINEHURST 3, 6-3. MONTREAL (UPI) - The Olym­ •Thoreau The Meat Store Hartford High at Moriarty Field. Cheney 000 041 2 7 Gerbo, Cicchetti, Monlesersin, Treglia, Open Thure. and FrI. 8 'III 8 p.m.; Sat. 8 'til 6, Sunday 8 'III 2 The Indians, now 5-1, were their RBI: Karavolls, Sargent 3, Lufberg 4, pic Organizing Committee said Horvath; 2BH: Gerbo, McMahon, Totals 24 .0 2 3 SAMUEL LTD Tuesday more than 3,000 Canadians THE DEAL BPPPff ■) FOR Fomul Wtir ■ Mtn'i Ctethinj own worst enemy as their pitchers Dolce 2, Pinkin, Marineau 2, Ouellette, Softballers win Kreshefski, Lutz, BB. Greene 4, Moffett MCC 130 004 x 8 S21 E. Middle Tpke. walked 14 Hornets while giving up Landry; 2BH: Landry; 3BH; Sargent; have applied as torchbearers for the 1, McGrath 2; SO. Greene 7, McGrath; K-Mart Plaza, Vernon Extending its winning streak to BBl: Blanchard, Banning, Rabe; HR: Manchester Green PINEHURST CROCERY INC. only two hits. Bill Kelly had two of Hits off: Sargent 2 for 0 runs in 4 innings; relay of the Olympic flame from Ot­ Hits off: Greene 7 for 4 runs in 71/3 in­ CLEARANCE-! 872-8085 302 Main Naar the Armory four straight, the Manchester High Placido, BB: Rabe 1, Camilleri 1; SO: the five Manchester hits. East Hart­ McKenna 1 for 4 runs in 1; Karavolis 3 for tawa to the Montreal site for the 1976 nings; Moffett 3 lor 2 runs in 1: L: 3 runs in 2. girls’ softball team routed Penney Rabe 1. Camilleri 6. ford stands 5-1 for the season. Summer Games. Moffett MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976— PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28. 1976 Bench comfortable^ Scoreboard o l ’ t i m e National League IPBS I Powerful Xavier ARLINGTON, Tex. game because Gaylord eight and two-thirds in­ Kusl (UPI) — Billy Martin Perry was throwing his nings to win his second W L Pet. GB returned to the most very best,” game without a loss. But collects three hits New York 10 7 .588 the former Pittsburgh Martin left Texas last Phila. 7 6 .538 1 recent of his former Pirate walked six and July in a wave of bitterness two-out ninth-inning double rallied Pittsburgh 7 7 .500 114 major league homes when he surrendered a outruns Catholic NEW YORK (UPI) - St. Louis 7 8 .467 2 against Corbett, who dis­ New York past Atlanta for its fourth Tuesday night and had base on balls to Roy Xavier's premier runner Dave Chicago 7 9 .438 2‘4 Falling to state powerhouse (X), 3. Zanelli (X) 2:01.9. Catcher Johnny Bench said, straight victory. Dave Kingman, who missed Martin because he Smalley with two out in the Boraks. 440-yd. relay: 1. East (P. McCann, J. Montreal 5 8 .385 3 himself a fine ol’ time. said Martin was a bad in­ Xavier High yesterday was the “I’m starting to feel comfor­ ignited the ninth-inning rally with a ninth, Martin called on Results: McCann, Foley, M. Nolen) :44.9. WCHI Martin spent the fluence on young players. East Catholic track team, 90- table,’’ after his single and two single, hit his eighth homer for the Lyle to get the final out. Long jump: 1. Bongiovanni (X), 2. Discus: 1. Warenda (X), 2, Ferguson W L Pet. GB pregame portion of the 55, in Middletown. The win lifts Whitham (EC), 3. C. Nolen (EC) 21'. (X), 3. Ferraro (X) 135' 9". doubles helped the defending Mets in the seventh, a solo shot. Cincinnati 9 6 .600 evening discussing how And Tuesday night's trip 100-yd. dash: 1. C. Nolen (EC), 2. M. The only run of the game the Falcons’ unblemished Triple jump: 1. Willis (X), 2. World Champion Cincinnati Dodgers ."j, Pirates .'I Atlanta 8 7 .533 1 much money Texas owner back as manager of the Bongiovanni (X), 3. Whitham (EC) 43' Nolen (EC), 3. Simpson (X) :10.3. came in the top of the ninth record to 6-0 while East now Reds beat the Philadelphia Doug Rau gave up seven hits in the Houston 9 8 .529 1 Brad Corbett still owed American League East 2>/2” . , Two-mile: 1. O'Conner (EC), 2. Boraks off Perry, who had his first three innings but won his third San Diego 8 8 .500 l ‘A him, then had a pretty good leaders was Martin's first sports a 5-2 docket. 220: 1. C. Nolen (EC), 2. Foley (EC), 3. (X), 3. Krupke (X) 10:00.2. Phillies, 7-3. 7 8 2 record evened at 2-2, straight game thanks to Charlie San Fran .467 argument with home plate since then. Xavier swept the 880-yard run and Simpson.(X) :23.3.\, Mile: 1. Skehan (EC), 2. Boraks (X), 3. Los Ang 7 9 .438 2‘/5 despite retiring 12 men in a Augeri (X) 4:30.8. ''I’ve had a bad start every year Hough's ninth-inning relief as Los umpire Art Frantz before javelin and placed one-two in the tri­ 330-yard hurdles: l.^ ta n (X), 2. Post I'iicmIav's Ri■slllt* row at one point, (X), 3. Frank (EC) :42.^. Pole vault: 1. Marrone (X), 2. McKeon but one,” he explained. "Last year I Angeles came back to beat finally putting on his most Dock Ellis and Sparky ple jump as several Falcon per­ Houston at Montreal, ppd. Lyle combined for the Thurman Munson singled Javelin: 1. Frey (X), 2. Williams (X), (XI. 3. Frank (EC) 11'. was l-for-24 to start off." However, Pittsburgh for its fourth straight vic­ friendly face after his New formers turned in personal best ef­ New York 6, Atlanta 5 shutout against the to open the ninth and, after forts, related Eagle Coach Dave 3. Belniak (X) 169' 4”. 440-yd. dash: 1. Foley (EC), 2. Simpson he rebounded from the slow start to tory. Hough retired Manny York Yankees had edged 120-yard hurdles: 1. Post (X), 2. (X), 3. J. McCann (EC) :51.5. Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 3 Texas 1-0. "This is the kind Rangers, who, like the one out, reached second on Kelley. Cephus Nolen copped the 100 finish the season batting .283. Sanguillen for the final out. Chicago 4, San Diego 2 Whitham (EC), 3. Frank (EC) :15,9, High jump: 1. Rutan (X), 2. Caffrey of ball we've been playing Yankees, wasted several an error by shortstop Toby and 220-yard dashes .for East , while Shot put: 1, D. Smith (X), 2. B. Smith (EC), 3. Bongiovanni (X) 6' W". "I believe that the short spring Pallet's 4, Gtihs 2 Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 3 scoring opportunities. Ellis Harrah. Munson then St. Louis 7, San Francisco 1 since spring training,” Luke O’Conner pulled off an upset in (X), 3. Ferraro (X) 46' Vz". Mile relay: 1, East (Hennessey, training might have given the hitters Manny Trillo drove in two runs with surrendered only four hits scored on Oscar Gamble’s the two-mile run by outdistancing Today's Games beamed Martin. "We had 880-yd. run: 1. Jolie (X), 2. Coughlin Charest, Foley, J, McCann) 3:41.7. an early edge —but not me. It has to a single and a sacrifice fly to help to have a well-pitched and struck out five over single up the middle. come sometime.” Chicago defeat San Diego. Ray Houston (Richard 2-1 and Cosgrove 1-0) at Montreal Burris earned his first victory with Cincinnati pounded Tom .lOlINNV BFNGII (Fryman 2-1 and Kirby 0-0), 2 s'* the help of Buddy Schultz, a rookie St. Louis (Denny 1-1) at San Underwood lor six hits in the first in­ left-hander, who quelled an eighth­ ning, sending him to the showers and nipped Atlanta, 6-5, Los Angeles Francisco (Montefuseo 3-1) Toronto fans celebrate High golfers split downed Pittsburgh, 5-3, Chicago beat inning threat. Atlanta (Messersmith 0-0) giving Jack Billingham his second San Diego. 4-2, St. Louis whipped San at New York (Swan 0-1) Hie . Tornnto and Seattle victory in four decisions. Bench’s Gariliiials 7, Giants I Cincinnati (Nolan 1-1) at TORONTO (UPI) - players from the 12 exist­ two-run double was the big blow. Lynn McGlothen, coming back Philadelphia (Lonborg 1-0), N Tornnlo baseball people lram"liises will immediate­ ing clubs to the two new (UPI Photo) from a five-day suspension, went the Tuesday gathered to ly get ill on the more at- teams. W ednesduv National league Pittsburgh (Reuss 2-1) at pair of matches Phils' slugger Mike Schmidt, who distance despite giving up 10 hits in Los Angeles (Hooton 0-2), N celebrate the apparent end trai tivc free agent market. He said he anticipated a B A S U B A L i. Whalers' Larry Pleau (4) couldn’t unload puck Monday night tied the major league pitching St. Louis over San Fran­ Chicago (Bonham 1-2) at to tills city's quest for a 2 Hock ol Iree agents on the M CC ul llC oiin JV record of 11 homers in the month of Francisco. 7-1, and Houston at Mon­ cisco. McGlothcn was set down by San Diego (Jones 4-0), N major league club. M ad’hail said Tuesday Kac-er goalie Jim Park was flat on Itat'k in first |M-riod play TENNIS market next year, but did Splitting two golf matches yesterday was Manchester High, April, went l-for-3 with a single and a treal was rained out. NL President Chub Feeney a week With the last hurdle ap­ that a league committee Clifney r>'cli ul Goodwin American League not believe the two new walk. Mcl» 0. Brii>«'s a ago for precipitating a beanball bat­ parently cleared when the already was considering nipping Simsbury, 3-2 and bowing by the same margin to host Tceli learns would immediately In other NL games. New York Rookie Bruce Boisclair's two-run. tle with the Mets. I'iast NL voted Monday not to liow to liandle the draft of Wethersfield High at the Wethersfield Country Club under very GOLF get in on tlie bidding war. W Pet. GB expand—despite Com­ cold and rainy conditions. S i . '1' li o in a s New York 9 .750 missioner Bowie Kuhn's The decisions leave the Silk A<|uina»/Bulk»‘ley ul E u h I Milwaukee 7 .700 1 hid to liave it in Toronto Now’S The Time To Have Your Car’s Racers dump Whalers T ow ners w ith a 1-2 re c o rd , Culholir Boston 6 .545 2Vz and Washington next Results; Manchester vs. Detroit 6 .545 2Vz M an ch ester’s next m atch is SOFTBALL season — American League have come back to win the next two, the Whalers’ Cap Raeder and the Simsbury; Leone (M) def. Kingham4 E unI Culholir ul ilurlford Staub paying dividends Cleveland 5 .455 Vk AIR CONDITIONING CHECKED By EARL YOST Thursday at Manchester Country and 3, Hill (S) def. Joe Reiser 6 and 4, Baltimore 5 .385 President Lee MacPliail including last night’s 5-3 decision at Flyers’ Jim Park. Club against Fermi and Piihlir (girls) Sports tMitor Lewandowski (S) def. Nancy Narkon and the new owners If it needs repairing, we are the Hartford Civic Center, to square 'The latter, who registered a pair of Wethersfield. who was with Evansville of innings, suflered his third Rohinson dnuhled in the Wcsl It’s down to a one-game 7 and 6, Thomas (M) def. Corbett 7 NEW YORK (UPI) GB believed the inter-league well qualified to fix Itl the series. shutouts in his two previous playoff Senior Duffy Leone and sophomore the American Association. defeat against one win, seventh inning but was not W L Pet. series for the New England and 5, Manchester won medal point, riiiirsduv Texas 7 6 .538 battle was finally over. Bring your car In soon and have It checked at A capacity crowd of 10,407 saw the starts against the Whalers, couldn’t Dave Thomas each won two matches — Appalled when the It was a tough decision Sal Randn and Cesar involved in the decision, - 345-348- Manchester vs. BASEBALL Oakland 8 7 .533 The AL liopes to slock its Whalers and the Indianapolis Racers score four goals in the second duplicate the feat but he was brilliant for the locals and Manchester won Tigers lost 102 games because Campbell's plans Tovai" drove in tlie A's' liiilicms 7. I'ttins .5 Wethersfield: Leone (M) def. An­ M u n r li r s I r r u I Kan City 5 6 .455 1 two expansion teams for Racers in the World Hockey period to break a scoreless deadlock. until the Racers had built their com­ the medal point against Simsbury by and finished last in the ("ailed lor Thompson to nms witli a double and a George Hendrick hit his manding lead — kicking out one shot zovin 2-up, Hill (W) def. Reiser 6 and Wrllirrsfirld first and second homers of Chicago 4 5 .444 1 1977 with heller talent than RUTCH’S MORIL Association Eastern Division As has been the custom in all six three strokes. Leone took medalist play a full season at single, respectively. 313 Adams St., Manchester *649-9868 5, Wolf (W) def. Narkon 6 and 4, Ilurlford Puhlir ul Soiilli AL East last season. Minnesota 5 8 .385 2 S lim e of the castoffs that games, the team that tallied first after another. honors on the par-71 layout with an Evansville and bringing Baltimore defeated tlie season for the big Calif. 5 to .333 3 Owner-Operated by Olin R. Gerich, Jr. playoff series. Thomas (M) def. Rakowiez 3 and 2, Vi inilsor General Manager Jim have populated previous went on to win. Darryl Maggs tallied first for the 80. Thomas was next best firing an liim up so last was a clear hlows in tlie Indians' nine- The teams are deadlocked at three Wethersfield won medaL point, 332- Campbell “bit the I iic'dav's Results new ("luhs, but it's unlikely Last night’s first period was a Racers, coming out of the box after 82, as did Wethersfield's Marshall TENNIS risk. hit attack. Reliever Jackie games each in the best of seven set 345. Detroit 10, Oakland 2 repeat of last Friday night’s thriller serving his second two minute penal­ Anzovin, EasI Culholir ul Miss bullet’’ and traded 'I'hat move is turning out A m e r ic a n Brown, wild pitched 3 2-3 Cleveland 7, Minnesota 5 with the decider slated Thursday ty, at the start of the second period. with plenty of hard checking, crisp I’orirr School (girls) 1968 World Series hero paying dividends so far, L e a g u e sluilont middle innings, Baltimore 3, California 2, night in the Motor City. passing and some great goal work by The red light flashed at 2:12 and the rc("eivcd credit lor the win M iin rh rs lrr ul EusI Ilu rl­ Mickey Lolich to the too. as Tliompson has ( 10) Down 3-1 in games, the Racers Whalers never recovered, Nick Har- while Dave Goltz lost his ford (girls) New York Mets for stcpiK'd in as tlie Tigers' New York 1, Texas 0 baruk added the second goal, his first regular lirst baseman and Calilorma Angel, 3-2, in 10 ,sc("oii(i straight deysion. Boston at K.C., ppd. EusI Ilurlford ul slugger Rusty Staub. of two, and before the second period Extra inning duke M u n rh rsirr has made six hits in 13 at innings, tlie New York I.airy llisle had tliree hits Milwaukee at Chicago, ppd. ended, Renald Leclerc and Dave It may (urn out to be the hats. Yankees lieat Texas, 1-0, lor tile Twins. l oday's Games fmSTERN Keon also scored In a 58 second span. l)c,st trade made by any ami Cleveland topped Cleveland (Eckersley 1-2) GOLF Staub hit liis second SUPERMARKET Canadiens nip Islanders, 3-2 Tom Webster’s goal after a 2-0 Frrnii /Wrllirrsfirhl ul general manager last Miiine.sota, 7-5, in tlie other at Minnesota (Blyleven 1-1) Indy lead gave the home team a ray for Ellington nine winter. Staub is batting liomcr ol the season and Track meet Oakland (Norris 0-0) at Monday-Friday 9 ■ .Munrhrsirr AL games. Boston at Kan­ 63 TO LU N D TPKE. of hope and the fans responded but .316. has liil two homers drove in lour runs while Detroit (Roberts 2-0) OPEN Saturday 9 - 6 treal at 8:05. At 6:59 of the third Forced into extra frames, Ellington High won a nine-inning 6-5 \inul Trrli ul Chrnrv • sas City and Milwaukee at BOSTON (UPI) - More MONTREAL (UPI) - New York despite several fine scoring chances. and driven in 11 runs for Tliompson went 4-for-5 and New York (Hunter 1-3) at MANCHESTER 643-1184 period, Billy MacMillan put the duke from Granby High yesterday in NCCC baseball action. In T r r h Cliicago were postponed than '200 athletes were to Sunday 9 - 6 Coach A1 Arbour and Montreal Coach Park was stopping all tries. llie Tigers. knocked in two runs Texas (Briles 1-1), N With a complete line of WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO Islanders back in front, scoring on a SOITBALL lio("ause ol had weather. participate in the '29lh An­ Scotty Bowman both agreed it was Hararuk’s second score came un­ other area tilts, Rocky Hill rocked Coventry, 12-2, and Bolton Campbell made another 'I’ucsday to lead the Tigers Boston (Lee 0-1) at Kansas G R O C E R IE S 8i P R O D U C E LIMIT QUANTITIES tip-in. Munrhrsirr ul EusI Hurl- to a 10-2 victory over the i Iriolr*, T. Vogels 2 nual Yankee Conference City (Fitzmorris 2-0), N A simply a matter of the Canadiens’ assisted at 8:35 of the final period High won an unusual 9-0 forfeit win over Rham. dilliiult decision a few SPECIALS THURS FRI - SAT ford (girls) Oakland A's and their sixth Mark Belanger doubled track and field Cham­ Milwaukee (Travers 1-0) al winning a tbssup over the Islanders. and many fans started for the exits, Dan Walker scored the winning run days ago when an ankle in­ willi llio liases filled and pionships to be held May 1 Chicagq/Wood 2-2) Yvan Cournoyer and Larry Robin­ Nick Fotiu, who had seen little ice jury sidelined catcher Milt Iriunipli in 11 games. Joe THINLY SLICED ITALIAN STYLE from second base on an infield error Coleman went 6 1-3 innings two out ill tlie loth inning to at Boston University's CaJRornia (Ross 0-2) at son scored 86 seconds apart late in time, made his presence felt by May lor al least 60 days Baltimore (Holtzman 1-01, N Golfers split in the bottom of the ninth for Track marks lor Ills second straight win snap a 2-2 tie and give the Nickerson Field. the third period to give the Canadiens scoring and Bob McManama Ellington, now 5-1 in the conference aiui Manager Ralpli Houk Orioles (Irani .lackson his a 3-2 win over the Islanders in the matched his teammate’s feat as the asked lor lett-handed hit­ of the season while Vida Winding up on the short end of a 4-1 and over-all. Mark Dishaw, Tom Mohool r<‘co n U h i t i * hcI nine. Iiammercd lor five lirst victory. Nolan Ryan opener of their NHL Stanley Cup Racers were playing conservative Cheney loses ting liclp specifically 21- had a no-liittcr until Brooks score Monday was the Bolton High Ferrerl and Jason Moriarty each had )rHl<*nlay as tlio filing Junior runs and .seven hits in tliree semifinal series Tuesday night. The golf team to Coventry. The Bulldog hockey, content to sit on the big lead. a pair of hits for Ellington. Mi^li Irark Irani oiit(liHtam'<‘d ycar old .lason Thompson, second game in the best-of-seven linksmen did upend East Hampton, 4- Hartford outshot the visitors, 37-31: Kosriusko of Enfirkk 57*17« tennis opener P series will be played here Thursday. Coventry saw its record slip to 5-2 1. It was apparent that the Racers al lli(‘ losrr*s (rack. GENUINE WAYBEST Nut sections or quarters Eddie Westfall opened the scoring Results: Ovian (B) def. Bohr 3 and wanted the win more than New as Rocky Hill’s Bob Eckel fired a I'iin NcuHonic turned in a Topped in its season opener yester­ for New York at 3:40 of the middle 2, Sansane (C).def. Ursin 2 and 1, England and their over-all teamplay two-hitter. Rick Gankofskie took the clocking in the ttlKyurd day was the Cheney Tech tennis period, racing Montreal goalie Ken Badsteubner (C) def. Dooley 4 and 2, was noticeable. loss. The win improved the Terriers' l<»\« hurdles ami (»ary Burhy team, 3-2, by Rocky Hill at the Dryden the puck and catching him 10 Walsh ICI def. Potterton, 6 and 4, It will take a minor miracle if record to 4-3 in the COC. losHcd the ja>elin 161‘ feet, winner's courts. The Beaver jayvee Yanks’ owner feet out of the cage. Coventry won medal point, Ovian Whaler fans are to see their team 7'';!‘inehes to set new stan­ team bested Coginchaug, 3-2, in GENUINE WAYBEST Not sections or quarters Steve Shutl tied the game for Mon­ took medalist honors — 88. play in Hartford again this season. Rham Coach Bob Godin was asked dards. iturhy also won the dis­ Durham. to leave after arguing too long on cus and long jump. Paul Strycharz won his singles balls and strikes calls and after a denies charge BREASTS (ihuck Eostello won (he match and the doubles team of Gary pitch or two with him away from the mile, Mike Scliolsky the 1(0- Caravella and Dave Bellefleur won field, he pulled his team off the field >ard run, W ayne llinaldo the points for the Cheney varsity. •NEW YORK (UPI) - legal statement. It is also FIRST TIME EVER — Excellent un Bar-B-Q Bruins ouihustle Flyers^ 4-2 forcing the umpires to forfeit the ilKO->ard run and Ehris Kelley Results; Cheney vs. Rocicy Hill; George Steinbrenner, the absolutely false we tried to game to Bolton. "It happened in a the high jump for llling. Riccio (RHi def. Rob Caron 6-0, 6-0, Yankees' principal owner, ply Herb Osmond with ______h drinks when we talked to but be bit the left post. matter of minutes. One minute we’re Beaty (RH) def. Bellefleur 6-4, 6-0, forgot ail about Andy PHILADELPHIA (UPI) their eyes and so wilt we,” The Bruins ruined him about Messersmith.' BUGNACKI'S SPECIAL "One game doesn't make playing and the next Bob is shaking Strycharz (CT) def. Gurrieti 6-3, 6-3, Messsermith, particularly — An opening victory on Most of the F tyers Philadelphia's streak of 24 my hand,” reported Bolton Coach Bolton batting and leading, 5-0. Moreover, said the a series, " Sheppard and Riccio-Beaty (RH) def. Caron-Steve after tlie Atlanta Braves Luncheon. their opponents' home ice agreed that Boston out- home games without a Yankees' owner, the club's LOAVES Mike Landolphi. All this occurred in Bolton is now 2-5 for the season and Chasse 6-2, 6-3, Caravella-Bellefleur signed him. and occupied m e n a a W ^ ^ Kielbasa, Old lushioned Pepper doesn t convince the hustled them for the vic­ defeat—and they did it Jean Ratelle said later the top of the seventh inning with Rham winless in seven starts. iCT) def, Wheeler-GurrieTi 6-2, 6-2; law firm was studying the Boston Bruins they have tory. They all said they are within 1:48 of the final Defenseman Brad Park, himself with other things. Cheney vs. Coginchaug — Dave possibility of taking action BONELESS TENDER the edge on the Stanley Cup not so much worried about period. a playoff veteran, Then someone placed a THE FIRST ELECTRONIC HOME-SEWING Rivard (CT) def. DiMauro 6-7, 6-2, 6- against Richard Moss, at­ SIRLOIN TIP Champion Philadelphia winning in the Boston Smith picked up a loose cautioned against placing copy cf last Sunday's New SHOULDER 4, Baker (C) def. Steve Ference 6-1, torney for the Players' MACHINE IN THE WORLD! ROAST BEEF Flyers. Garden come the third puck on the left side and too much emphasis on the York Times on his desk and Sub sets pace in Phoenix win 6- 1, Randy Lanzano (CT) def. Mack here was this story with a Association, for slander CLOD lb Av. Wt. 141 7 lb. Needless to say, it game as they are when from 20 feet out shot it past Flyers' opening victory. Steaks & Roasts 7- 6, 7-6; Rivard-Ference (CT) def. head over it saying: because of remarks at­ doesn't convince the they meet the Bruins here goalie Bernie Parent to "Don't count your ROAST BEEF PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Phoenix Led by veteran Keith Erickson in a Mack-Edwardj6-2. 6-0; Baker-Blair tributed to him to the Flyers either. Tuesday again Thursday night in the chickens before they’ve Yankees Pressed Illegal give the Bruins a 3-2 edge. Suns’ Coach John MacLeod says he substitute role, seven Suns scored in effect the Yanks had plied Av.Wt. hatched,” Park said. 'Tve (C) def, Bruce Hewitt-Paul Dabroi 6- Agreement with night s 4-2 loss only reaf­ second game. They capped the victory doesn’t want anyone thinking they double figures to defeat Seattle, 123- 25-30 lbs. SHORT LOIN 1, 6-2. Osmond with liquor. SIRLOIN HIP firmed what they’ve known Dallas Smith, who when Casliman fed a pass seen too many guys do that Messer,imith. can stop the Suns by stopping one 112. Among other things, the On T uesday, Slein- of BEEF I all season. scored the Bruins' winning to Greg Sheppard who and they always wind up man. brenner produced a 810 Sirloin Steaks 10-12 Porterhouse with rotten eggs.” story disclosed the Steaks with The liruins can skate goal at 4:29 of the third tucked it over Parent’s with lull tenderloin Yankees tiad asked for 40 photocopy of the cliccks lb. Tenderloin with an> NHL team and period, said he thought right side from about 10 Paul paid for during the 1.49 per cent of any revenue check be ter than most. both teams were feet away. seven hours tlie two HOME FREEZER DEPARTMENT "It will be a real dogfight "somewhat tired and With a little more than a TURNPIKE Messersmith might get from any endorsements or Yankee officials spent with ^Lowest Price In Years! CUT, WRAPPED, QUICK FREEZE NO EXTRA ( the rest of the series,” said sluggish.” Smith said it minute left, Shero pulled commercials. This had the Osmond. The checks Select your stitch, Bruins Coach Don Cherry, may be because of the long Parent and Don Marcotte TELEVISION AND showed only two bottles o f. touch ti button, and SIDES OF "They will have fire in .season. osca|)cd on a breakaway. suggestion of some illegali­ HINDS OF ^ u e m APPLIANCE ty on the part of the beer and‘testifying before sew...instantly! ■ I ore our business W A Yankees although there is the commissioner, Osmond Advanced exclusives BEEF nothing in the baseball said he had drank only a lit­ include a button- tle more than one beer. CARHR'S rules specifically fitting buttonholer prohibiting such an The Yankee owner also DIXIE HOME 2 that stops auto­ arrangement. showed a photostalic copy 1975 FORD NEW FACTORY REDUCTION matically. F lip & Sow*

CHARLOTTE AMALIE, St. ficer Edward R. Offehiss, 35, of New­ When taken into custody, his cruiser and approached police Tuesday included airport has been the scene of three Joseph P. Lyman, 20, of Thomas, Virgin Islands (U PI)— An town, Conn., dropped to safety when A Lyman was carrying two the motorist. At the same two incidents in which tires fatal crashes in the last six years. no certain address is facing American Airlines jet carrying 88 The American plane was a Boeing the plane’s nose broke off, after the a variety of criminal small bags of suspected time. Swetzes said, the car were removed from parked \ persons overshot the runway on lan­ 727 with 88 persons aboard overshot marijuana, police said. backed into his police motor vehicles. 727, the largest aircraft permitted to charges stemming from a the runway on St. Thomas. He cruiser. Two tires and rims worth ding Tuesday, careened into a gas land on the runway. It carried 81 Tuesday night complaint station across a highway and broke received a broken ankle. Marcel N. Cyr, 46, of 73 Minor damage was .$150 were 'missing from a passengers — most U.S. vacationers about someone lighting up in a fury of flames, killing dozens — and seven crew members. The "1 was really never worried,” ■School St.. Rockville has reported. There were no in­ station wagon . parked on firecrackers in a vacant of holiday-bound tourists. Roberta Offehiss, his wife, said when been charged with driving juries. Court date is May Parker St., and a similar flight originated at Providence, R.I. Bissell St. apartment, Helen Banfield, administrator of an American Airlines representative while under the influence 18. theft with a $150 loss oc­ with a stop at Kennedy Airport in Manchester Police said. Knud Hansen Hospital said 34 per­ New York. telephoned her with the news about Lyman is charged with of liquor and driving while curred on Olcott St., sons were killed in the inferno — 33 At least eight Connecticut 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. his license was suspended A large amount of money third-degree criminal mis­ aboard the plane and one on the Mrs. Offehiss, who lives with her in connection with alleged was taken in a Monday The Herald's account of residents, including the co-pilot, chief, intoxication, posses­ husband and their 4-year-old son in traffic violations Monday night burglary into the of­ a theft of clothes from a ground. She said most of the 55*sur- were aboard the American Airlines sion of a controlled sub­ vivors were hospitalized and several the Sandy Hook section of Newtown, afternoon on Oakland St., fice of Manchester Small coin-operated laundry last jet that crash in the Virgin Islands stance (marijuana) and were in serious condition with severe Tuesday. One remained unaccounted said she was told he would be home second-degree criminal police said. Cars, 461 Main St., police week listed the wrong laun­ burns. for today. The other seven were by tonight. She said she had not tre.spass. He is to appear in Police said Cyr's car was were told Tuesday. dry. In a report published Federal Aviation authorities and recovering from injuries. spoken with her husband but an air­ court May 17. stopped in an Oakland St. Police said a five-gallon Friday, the place was iden­ the Airline Pilots Association have Among those unaccounted for, ac­ lines official called her. Police said Lyman was parking lot after glass jug containing a large tified as the Speed Queen repeatedly warned the 5,000-foot cording to the airline, was Randy An American Airlines spokesman apprehended at about 8 Patrolman Michael but undetermined amount Laundry on N. Main St.; runway — which juts over the Carib­ Paparitz of Harthstone Avenue, in New York city said Offehiss, who p.m. after a Bissell St. Swetzes observed an of cash was taken in the the correct place was the bean on one end and fronts a moun­ Riverside. has been qualified to fly 727’s since resident complained that a erratically operating break. .Speed Queen Laundry at tain on the other— was too short. The Red Cross officials said First Of- 1969, has logged about 8,000 flying I man was making noise in a motor vehicle. After Cyr Other thefts reported to 410 Main St. hours during the 10 years he has been nearby, vacant dwelling. stopped. Swetzes got out of with the company. Kenney appointed Other Connecticut passengers were: Area police to bureau board — James L. Rudolph and Merle Rudolph, both of Kent, hospitalized The Hospital Bureau is a with undetermined injuries. Edward M. Kenney, ad­ nonprofit association that — Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sharp, of KLLIiNGTON der the influence of liquor Center, overnight, and was Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ ministrator of Manchester serves to promote New Canaan, treated and released. or drugs. She was released to be presented in court in ford today. (Memorial Hospital, is one Anthony J. Wilkinson, 27, economic and efficient — Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. of Pinney St., Ellington on her promise to appear in Rockville, today. Visone was arrested of three hospital officials purchasing practices by Brigden of New Canaan, Conn. and Wayne A. Varricchio, Common Pleas Court 19, SOlJ'm WIiNDSOK after two Hartford detec­ from throughout the coun­ voluntary, nonprofit 2 16, of Cromwell, were Rockville, May 26. Debra Desrocher, 5, of 6 tives. armed with a search try elected to three-year hospitals and other health / arrested T uesday, on Gulley Rd,, South Windsor, warrant, searched proper­ term as a member of the care institutions. The Superior Court bench Police charged a 15-year- was admitted to Rockville ty at 365 Barber Hill Rd. board of directors of the bureau functions as a cen­ warrants, on charges of old youth with second- General Hospital Tuesday South Windsor Police said Hospital Bureau, Inc. tral purchasing agency for misconduct with a motor degree reckless endanger- with injuries suffered in an some $4,000 worth of stolen The elections took place its members. vehicle. ment in connection with an accident near her home. goods, including furniture recently at the Hotel The bureau membership The charges are in con­ object being thrown from , Police said the child had and building supplies, were Roo.seveit, New York City, is comprised of about 1,100 nection with a March 5 ac­ an overpass on 1-84. Police been talking with a found in the barn. where the Hospital Bureau hospitals and other health cident in Ellington in which said there were no injuries neighbor across the street, held its 66th annual care institutions a Stafford man was killed. or damage. along with her father, South Windsor Police are (Heeling. throughout the nation. Both men had been when she suddenly darted investigating a break dis­ arrested on lesser charges Steven Janton, 18, of no into the road into the path covered Monday by an of­ |fll the night of the accident certain address, was of a car driven by ficer on patrol at Tad's which happened about 10 arrested Tuesday on a Lawrence Guillemette, 47, Stereo, 950 Sullivan Ave. p.m. in Ellington Center. Common Pleas Court of 24 Gulley Rd. Police said reported mis­ o «=» “ i/i Both were released on warrant charging him with Police said the car was sing were a stereo receiver $1,000 non-surety bonds for second-degree larceny. valued at $172; a car WANTED traveling slowly and the appearance in Tolland Police said the arrest stereo, $70; a calculator, APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED child was hit by the right WE HAVE THE MEN z ^ County Superior Court, was in connection with the front fender. She suffered $75; and assorted tapes - • « <5 M May 4. theft of a pickup truck valued at $100. AND THE KNOW HOW! ,,, ...afia facial lacerations and a < a£ from Parkwest fractured leg. Police said COVKMKV Specializing In Weslinghouse, Apartments April 22. The General Electric and Holpoinf Joanne H. Bailey of 11 she was taken to the Mrs, Phyllis J, Smith of truck was recovered in hospital in a private car. South St., Coventry, was Appliances then som e Ralph Rd., East Hartford, Putney, Vt. the following No police action was taken charged Monday afternoon SPECIALING IN was charged early this day, Janton was held at the morning with operating un- against the driver. with attempt to obtain con- WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR Hartford Correctional troled substance APPLIANCE SALES ^ HARTFORD MTIOML Anthony Visone, 28, of 0 0 (amphetamine type), EUCTRK SKN REPAIR t PAHUNG LOT UCHT (The Favorite Person) BAIVK Hartford, was charged fraud, and forgery. MAMTDIANCEAWREPAR Middle Ttinijiike Office, :I2I) Middle Turnpike West ECHS mini-courses Tuesday with first-degree The arrest was made larceny by possession of following a complaint from APniANCE AND Manchester Green Office, ()21 Middle Tui’n])ike Hast to start Monday stolen goods. He was held Hill's Pharmacy. Mrs. DuBALDO SIGN SERVICENTER North Manchestei’ Office, 220 Noilh Main St. overnight in lieu of posting Smith is to appear in Com PURMEU ft., MitllCHKTtll. n iO N E 648- 8114* Fii'st Manche.stei'Office, •'jlio Main St. East Catholic High There will Ije historical a $5,000 bond and was to be mon P lea s Court 19, School will have a com­ booths, food, entertain­ presented in Common Rockville, Mav 18. bined mini-course program ment, and other displays and Bicentennial fair Mon­ which will have a Bicenten­ day through Thursday nial. theme. during which time courses Added attractions will be other than the conventional the Southern New England ones will be offered by '.r e I e p h 0 n e Company laculty, students, parents Bicentennial walk-in and professional people trailer caravan which is Sears from the community. fitted with 12 exhibits il­ Some of the courses lustrating Connecticut's offered are calligraphy, role in the War of beadcraft, juggling, cake Independence. This large decorating, transactional caravan will be in the analysis, Freud,and parking lot on Monday, \ photography. Although Wednesday, Philip most of the courses will be IJaigneault of Newington taught at the school, field will display his collection 30% OFF study courses will be held of "American History in at other locations. Flags." The Bicentennial fair Wednesday night, Marie will be in the cafeteria and Rhines and her fiddle will students may attend during entertain ECHS students their non-scheduled period. and their parents. Our entire stock 1 Bennel Band plays of dresses, concert on Thursday

The Bennet Junior High tronic tape composed by ------School Band will present a Walter Silva and Art pantsuits, long I Bicentennial concert Starkweather, Grade 8 Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in students. the school auditorium. Featured on the program Michael Orfitelli will are Lisa Cooke and Deana direct the band in a varied Becker, also Grade 8 dresses 'I program including "Civil students, who will perform War Suite," "Military a tap dance callecl "Let’s i s i Escort, ’ television Go. ” western show tunes, and The event is free and the Regular *18 to *25 the premier performance public is invited. of "hYankentape,'■ an elec-

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PftAcrlpllon, Clo«r«l1»t and Rtd Tag Sptclala Exceptad. MANCHESTER Manchester Drug WEST HARTFORD 717 MAIN STREET SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Sears y r o iiF iitu Its Downtown Manchester • 649-4541 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back IVION. Ilirii SAT. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed^_A£riL28. PAGE MNETEEN Lewis adm its delaying bill □ NOTICES HARTFORD (UPI) - measure which would have nearly a year. Former Legislative Com­ barred lawmakers from The transcript shows Lost and Found 1 missioner Arthur M. Lewis becoming paid special in­ Lewis said a "majority LOST - Passbook numbers 6- has given sworn testimony terest lobbyists for two leader" told him to hold up 1648,108391,5-17154, 3-15204,4- he delayed a bill from years after they left office. the bill, but Lewis did not 562, 75-499. Savings Bank of legislative action last year The delayed processing say which leader it was nor Manchester. Application on instructions from a of the bill has been the sub­ did Ethics Committee made for payments. “majority leader." ject of controversy for members ask. IMPOUNDED - Brown and l \ The sworn statement white mongrel, female dog. w as c o n ta in e d in a Contact Coventry Dog transcript of a closed-door Warden, 423-6524. meeting of the Ethics Com­ IMPOUNDED - Black and tan mittee, which recently Shepherd puppy. Contact cleared the Democratic Coventry Dog Warden, 423- lawyer of conflict-of- 6524. interest charges involving MITES IMPOUNDED - Tri-color legislation his law firm Bedgle cross, male. Contact was interested in. He has Coventry Dog Warden, 423- since resigned his post. 6524, The transcript released Tuesday showed Lewis had IMPOUNDED - Gray and white old English sheep dog, testified he held up his of­ male. Contact Coventry, Dog fice's processing of a Warden, 423-6524. $25 REWARD - for return of gold bracelet with etching. Lost Saturday, i^ ril 17th at Parkade or Burr Corners, Call 643-7166.

LOST - Orange and white He^s Ben Franklin in ‘Tim e TunneV male tabby cat. Vicinity Forest Hills and Northfield Green. Call 646-5748. Martin Hancock assumes the role of Ben Franklin as he gives a brief presentation about the 2-Day Sneak-Away jiistory of his time in 1776 to students at St. James School. The talk and exhibit were one of New England Coast BE SURE. . . BLISS has been serving the Home Owner for LOST - Keys in brown leather Glorioul Silling, New England, Chesa* 94 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION ol your home key case, initials S.M., p u k i May*Nov. All Ihi comforts, many prepared in a “Time Tunnel” exhibit covering famous people and exhibits in our ^ 3 .*|1 2 9 . Also 5 days. No extras. by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by the finest Reward. Call 643-6748. Bicentennial's history. Paul Cavaliere, teacher at St. James School, supervised the exhibit Free Folder: Mystic Whaler. Mystic technical staff, phone: Ct. 06355. Instant Reservations — LOST - Small green Parrot. If put on by the students. (Herald photo by Pinto) Telephone (203) 536-4218. a s 3 3 O seen call 649-2474. ® o 3 5 » q cr a o Personals 2 0) o < •00 0 your way ol successl .ii Discharged Monday: Anna The Oldest & Largest in Conn. and happiness. Campbell, 44 Eva Dr.; Doris MRS.THRESA 9 >3 s Rickis, 129C Rachel Rd.; Ber­ $ 1A50* 8 c “ S S o AMERKM MDUN SFMBML RLUOI 4 rlojO D jm ios Ooms, 426 Lewis Hiil, ports ^ Ve |N unhappT, dnewrtefited with h ft? I A Coventry; Helen Connolly, {uarintee to help tn witli al r«r T • g “ '5.2. AVOID THE RUSH [ probloffls. Mlo card rcatfints. . 9 fi n 5; 12H Bluefield Dr.; Amelia For more nform abm call: 4 « n s c 0, I’ROIlA I'i; .NO ITCKS Court of Probate, District of DeCarli, 16 Bigelow St.; Court of Probate. District of .Manchester 224-8528 t Edward Tomaso, 155 Irving * $4.00 higher for Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING Now Britain. Conn. ♦ riding mowers NOTICE OF HEARING ESTATE OF CLIFFORD NORTON, St,; Tilly Maturo. 120 Bolton ESTATE OF ETHEL BHINDLE deceased ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦EMPLOYMENT St.; Tammi Jo Daigneault, 15 STRONG aka ETHEL MAY Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Highland Ave., Rockville; BRINDLE E. FitzGerald. Judge, duied April 21. 1976 a hearing will be held on an Help Wanted 13 ■n'D 33 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William George Beck, East Hartford, 872-0797 E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated April 21. application praying that letters of ad­ 3 n HOURS: 1976 a hearing will be held on an ministration be granted on said estate •D 5 . “? > Daniel Roberts, 60 Charles St. Mon-Thurs 84 L&IM equipment PHONE FROM home to ser­ 9 3 ROUTE es VERNON application praying an instrument pur­ as in said application on file more fully o> S' m •*,«« Friday 'till porting to be thelast will and testa­ appears at the Court of I'robate on vice our customers in the 3 S :> C Saturday 'til 4 OW m ile. North ol Vernon Circle) ment of said deceased be admitted to May 11. 1976 at 10:00 a.m. Manchester area, flexible probate as in said application on file Pearl J. Hultman hours, super earnings, 249- more fully appears, at the Court of Ass t. Clerk Probate oh May ll. 1976 at 11;(XI a m. 7773. Pearl J, Hultman O *5 * 3 AssT. Clerk MORNING STOCK Crew, l| 3 2 3 o NOTICE experience necessary. 5 a.m. - 9 2 «" £. O' WANTED: Business Office, 12 noon. Morning clerks from S9-9 n s-22- # n Board of Education, Bolton, 8:30-3:00, Apply Frank’s |> to a 7 • ^ Court of Probate. District of Supermarket, 725 East Middle Manchester payroll and accounting clerk, NOTICE OF HEARING experience required. Call 643- Turnpike, Manchester. ESTATE OF NELLIE I, FAY. ^ 5T3 o 5- aj 1569 or apply in writing to 3^ W ?= S?,S n deceased INSURANCE AGENCY in the (D 3 _ s. 0 3 > Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Superintendent's Office, n Q) CO E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated April 19. Vernon Circle area looking for N0W.~ aword about cost. 1976 a hearing will be held on an Notch Road, Bolton. part lime clerk typist. application praying for authority to Experience in life insurance » 5 5 3 , sell decedent's interest in certain real lo-l? estate known as 404 North Main St., preferred. Typing and Manchester. Connecticut as in said machine transcription. A application on file more fully appears, NOTICE must. Send resume to Box M, at the Court of Probate on May 6, 1976 Manchester Herald. at 2:00 p m. The 1975 annual report of Pearl J. Hultman the Mary B. Rubinow and Ass t. Clerk BUSINESS of your own, in­ William Rubinow Scholarship vestment less than $100 in­ Fund is available for inspec­ come potential $1200 a month, tion at 49 Pitkin Street, part time. Must be over 21. Manchester, Conn., its prin­ 742-9087. Court of Probate. District of cipal office, during regular m n Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING business hours by any citizen MEDICAL SECRETARY or ESTATE OF OLGA S. STENWALL, requesting it within 180 days office nurse with experience Is.2 lieceased IsHf after the date of this publica­ tor a Rockville physician's of­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William fice.. Send curriculum vita to E, FitzGerald. Judge, dated April 20. tion. FUEL 1976 a hearing will be held on an Box U, Manchester Herald. Nj.< *9 o 5 application praying that an instrument Jay E. Rubinow purporting to be the last will and testa­ Secretary, Board AUTO BODY Repairman - ~-0Q VO'S ment of said deceased be admitted to probate as in said application on file ol Trustees good opportunity lor right per­ .' ■■ ■: ■ ■■■ ■ s 5 . | o | i . more fully appears, at the Court of son. 40 hour week plus. 5> ^ n 5 i I’robate on May 6, 1976 at 10:00 a.m. Experienced with own tools, y S -aiS ' Sandra A. Ziebarth • ^ ------Ass t. Clerk NOTICE call 871-0866. PUBLIC HEARING S H | ! i ADDITIONAL MIDDLE AGE Housekeeper - Gilmore Manor Rest Home, i f i n s APPROPRIATIONS Glastonbury, 633-7927. Must C ourt of P ro b a te . D istrict of BOARD OF DIRECTORS ■ ' ■ i n h , Manchester live in. Good working con­ I NOTICE OF HEARING TOWN OF MANCHESTER ditions. References required. i s EST A TE OF M IC H A EL A, CONNECTICUT i U n OHFITELLI, deceased (10 0 I’ursuant to an order of Hon. William Notice is hereby given that NURSES AIDES - 3-11 p.m., tf^ 5 9 S E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated April 21. the Board of Directors, Town, full time or part time. Must be - s r 1976 a hearing will be held on an able to work an eight hour application praying that an instrument of Manchester, Connecticut, s lii s I - ; I purporting to be the last will and testa­ will hold a Public Hearing in shift. Must have own • $ .. ment of said deceased be admitted to the Hearing Room at the transportation. Apply in per­ probate as in said application on file son, East Harlfora Convales­ more fully appears, at the Court of Municipal Building, 41 Center cent Home, 745 Main Street, Probate on May 6. 1976 at 10:30 a m. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Sandra A. Ziebarth East Hartford. Ass t. Clerk ticut. 'Tuesday, May 4,1976, at Free. That's the word. The 8:00 p.m. to consider and act ' / f ' / / PART-TIME Work, evenings, ■<3 0 on the following: also early mornings. 3 (D 3 S -B) NOW account is free at INDEX Proposed additional ap­ Manchester area, light duty propriation to Educational cleaning. Must have transpor­ Heritage Savings. No N O T IC E S Special Projects, Fund 41, tation. Over 18 years old. Call 1 — Loit and Found 649-5334. An equal opportunity S' Head Start Program — $73,- / 2 - P e rs o n a l! employer. (M E). “ 3 matter what your 3 - Announcements 431.00 for period January 1. 4 — Entertainment 1976 through December 31, 5 - A uctio n s PROGRAM Coordinator for minimum balance 1976, to be financed by Grant new meals-on-wheels FINANCIAL No. H-0116-H. 8 - BondS'Stocks-Mortgages program. Individual must be is. No matter how ) I 9 - Personal Loans Proposed additional, ap­ mature, familar with com­ • .J 10 - Insu ra n ce propriation to 1975-76 Sewer munity, able to work well with ) iVl53 ■ i f ) volunteers. have many checks you write. EMPLOYMENT Fund, TRANSFER to Sewer 13 - Help Wanted Reserve Fund — $66,000.00 to organizational ability and be 14 — Business Opportunities complete engineering able to manage details and No matter what. 15 - Situation Wanted records. 20 hours a week. Send facilities plan, to be financed ^ i i EDUCATION detailed resume to Box A, M 18 - Private Instructions from State and Federal Manchester Herald. N® 9 The NOW account. 19 - Schools-Classes g < p 5 Grants. 20 - Instructions Wanted Proposed additional ap­ The savings account that works REAL ESTATE propriation to General Fund 23 - Homes lor Sale It’s Always The 24 - LotS'Land for Sale Budget 1975-76, Insurance — u like a checking account, and pays 5% interest. 25 - Investment Property Fire, Liability — $33,300.00 to 26 - Business Property Right Time I I be financed from Insurance It's free with no minimum balance at Heritage Savings. 27 - Resort Property 28 - Real Estate Wanted Refund already received. In The MISC. SERVICES Proposed Ordinance —

T I Open your NOW account with us. The free way is the better way. Painting-Papenng 32 - Adams Street, from Myrtle A. (D O 9B iS 33 - Building-Contracting PART-TIME ■ Person for 34 - Rooting-Siding Pierre and Geraldine Allen, 7 7 s H r f : ' cleaning and tray room. Call o -a ^ And that's the last word in NOW accounts. 35 - Heating-Plumbing Town of Vernon, County ol 36 - Flo o rin g Laurel Manor. 6'19-4519. 0) 2. X 37 - Moving-Trucking-Storage Tolland. Stale of Connecticut, ® I— 38 - Services Wanted for the sum of one hundred CTD ^ m PART-TIME. RN or LPN. MISC. FOR SALE dollars ($100.00). Laurel Manor. Call 649-4519. S-S® 41 — Articles for Sale ’ '^ 2 3 42 - Building Supplies Proposed Ordinance — ^9 ? 4 3 - Pets -Birds- Dogs purchase of property — 446 LPN or RN lull lime, in busy 44 - L ivesto ck Adams Street, from Ruth L. Dermatolagist office. Apply 45 - Boats & Accessories & e -.® R. Fanta, Town of in person. NIonday-Friday, 9- 46 - Sporting Goods 12 1:30-5. Wednesday 9-12. ® o ^ < 47 - Garden Products Manchester, County of Hart­ 48 - A ntiq u es .Suite 203, 191 Main Street, 0 ( 0 49 - Wanted to Buy ford, State ol Connecticut, for Manchester. S.'S 8 1 the sum of three thousand RENTALS ’S " 2 3? 52 - Rooms lor Rent three hundred titty dollars .MECHANICS. Experienced. m 53 - Apartments lor Rent ($3,350.00). Manufacturer of abrasive Heritage Savings 54 - Homes lor Rent 55 - Business for Rent Copies of the Proposed Or­ blast equipment requires experienced mechanics, .such & L/xm Association • Since 1 S 9 1 56 - Resort Properly for Rent dinance m.ay be seen in the 57 - Wanted to Rent Town Clerk's Office during as automotive with knowledge 58 - Misc. lor Rent business hours. of plumbing, electricals, AUTOMOTIVE machining and blueprint lylpin Ofllee: 1007 Main St., Mancheater 5404586 • K-Mart Ollice: Spencer St., Manchester 640-3007 Pascal A. Prignano, Coventry Office: Route 31,742-7321 • Tolland Ollice: Rl. 195, quarter mile aoulh of 1-86, Exit 00. 872-7387. 61 - Aulos lor Sale reading. Excellent pay and 62 - Trucks lor Sale Secretary fringe benetits. Apply in per­ ::y 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale Board of Directors OPENING SOON — HERITAGE CONVENIENCE CENTER IN FRANK’S SUPERMARKET 64 - Motorcycles-Bicycles son between the hours of 2 East Middle Turnpike. Manchester 65 Campers-Trailers-Moblle Manchester, Conn. n.m. and 4 p.m. Pressure H om es Dated at Manchester, Illast Manutacluring Com- 66 - Automotive Service 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease Connecticut this twenty-third nalany Inc. 41 Chapel Street, day of April. 1976. M,lanchester. Cl., 643-2487. P ^ E TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 26, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.,.April 28, 1976- PAGE TWENTY-ONE Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Bualneaa Property 26

LAW ENFORCEMENT- EXPERIENCED gas station THREE Bedroom Cape, two OFFICE BUILDING - East Immediate openings. No person, full time, over 18 full baths, garage, carpeting, Center Street - Formally used experience required. Good years old, with own tools. dishwasher, private treed lol. PRICED FOR for dental olfice'. Waiting salary, paid training, plus Maple Super Service, 220 Excellent neighborhood. $39,- QUICK SALE room, receptionist room three Spruce St., Manchester, Ct, 500. 643-1633. many benefits. Enlistment Six room Colonial on corntr lot. large rooms, plus three required. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. now kitchan, largo tllod bath, wall smaller rooms, on first floor. EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET S h e H e ra tb Army at 643-9462. RELIABLE woman to watch O’CONNELL SCHOOL area. to wall carpoting, garago, many Second floor has apartment two pre-school children in East Hartford, three bedroom othar faaturaa. MUST BE SEEN. with good income. Entire CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING loving environment, while Ranch, fireplace, large lot, High 30'a. Ownar Muat Sail. building in good conditiqn. mother works. Your house or laundry. Reduced $34,900. Large amesite parking lot. Quality Control mine. Charles Drive area. Homeseekers Realty, 646- Cali 649-2536 $55,000. Philbrick Agency, A “SLEEPER?”- MEET THE TOP TEAM ^ Call after five during week, 4353. Realtors, 646-4200. Technician 646-3302. What’S a sleeper? PHONE 643-2711 TEN ROOM Victorian home, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD An Interesting perma­ BUFFER - POLISHER. Posi­ on 3.8 acres of land. S|x ROLLING PARK Cape and REALTOR BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO ^ 28 nent position Is Im­ tion available for individual bedrooms, country eat-in what a beauty. Six big rooms, Baal Estate Wanted r . i mediately available on w ith a good w o rk in g kitchen with fireplace, dining in good condition, fireplace, wen dining area and the lot. ALL CASH for your property 2nd shIH. Applicant must knowledge of buffing and room, sitting room with within 24 hours. Avoid red REALTORS A9VERTISING polishing of sheet metal 'Terraces galore and ADVERTISING be high school graduate fireplace and living room, tape, instant service. Hayes OUR OFFICE IS IN CONSTANT NEED OF NEW LISTINQS. IF YOU’RE THINKING OF SELLING, wlUv-^ome Industrial products. Apply in person at asking $49,900. Call 742-6133. maximum of privacy. Priced y 9EA9LINE in the low 40's. T. J. Crockett, Corporation, 646-0131. PLEASE CALL FOR CONFIDENTIAL INSPECTION AND EVALUATION. WE WELCOME AND quality control Quality Name Plate, Fisher RATES Hill Road, East Glastonbury, MANCHESTER - Large seven Realtors, 643-1577. APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESSI REMEMBER YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BESTI 12:00 noon the day before experience. High school SELLING your house? Call us publication. room Ranch, rec .room, king Prlce Reduction makat thii 7 room vinyl tided 1 day . lot word per day chemistry and knowledge first and we’ll make you a deadline for Saturday and sized master bedrooms. Colonial a great buy. Some featurei: 3 baidrooma, 3 daya . .9t word per day In papering making and Business Opportunity 14 SOLID BRICK - And solid con­ cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, Monday ia 12:00 Noon Friday. fireplace, carpeting, garage, struction, Oversized Cape of LUXURIOUS LIVING country kitchen, fireplace in living room, formal dining 6 days . .8t ward par.day the use of fibers in paper, fine neighborhooiT $40,900. Realtor, 643-1577. 26 days . .7c wprd par day six rooms, 1 1/2 baths, base­ room, family room, and many many exiraall Seeing It or textile type processes SMALL ENGINE Service Warren.E. Howland Realtors, Can be found in this immaculate 9-room Contem­ Jt* 15 words. $2.00 minimum ment garage, fireplace, etc. IMMEDIATE CASH for your A BEST BUY BY BELFIORE believing, stop at 270 Autumn St. Sat. between 2 to 5 PLEASE REA9 will enhance the Corporation expanding dealer 643-1108. porary Ranch. Formal living and dining rooms, Happy Ada ..... $2.15 Inch Must be seen, mid thirties and property. Let us explain our A “ilM por” In real ettete parlance, It a realdenca and see lor your salt. YOUR AO applicants qualifications. network. No experience gorgeous kitchen with adjoining family room, 5 necessary. Complete training owners are anxious. T. J. fair proposal. Call Mr. with a number ol generally hidden or undaratated bedrooms, 2 full baths, rec room, study, X Classified ads are taken over Salary will be consum MANCHESTER Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Belfiore, 647-1413.______valuai, a properly that requires a thorough Inapacllon the phone as a convenience. program. $500. investment fireplace, double garage, aluminum and iji MOM-AUNTIE mate with experience » required to start your own Large, charming eight to appreciala. Wa lubmlt that the above 9-room older The Herald Is responsible for You tell it like it l$-we sell H like it is. fieldstone exterior, beautiful treed lot with a A SKIN G ^44,500 only one incorrect insertion and proven ability for In­ business. Ideal for retired or room older Colonial. TWO FAMILY - Excellent Colonial la exactly tuch a home. Consider: I ANDI Call 643-2711 today lor fast results. view of Forest Hills. 60’s. then only to the size of the dustrial responsibility. part time. Details on request, Excellent condition. deal for only $37,900. Live in LAND! LAND! LAND! original insertion. Errora which Recently redecorated N * * •**wlor paint We're wishing yo We offer excellent Mr. Barker, ESCA Field Large,' lovely yard. Low one and let the other share the Lakelront lots, Building Ipta, Acreage and do nol lessen the value of the Training Division Box 619, MAY WE BUY your home? Five badroomal Public, parochial achoola nearby RoiEirr F. siANCium) advertisement will not be cor- employee benefits, in­ taxes. Priced to sell. burden. Four and four, Commercial-zoned. In Andover, Bolton, Columbia, •i; Good Luck Wading River, New York. separate heating systems, Quick, fair, all cash and no New aluminum atorma, acraena New guitars rected by an additional inser- cluding blue cross and 11792. OWNER 643-2915 Wall to wall almost avarywhara Two car garage Coventry, Ellington, South Windsor, Woodstock; I at the lion. two-car garage. Up on School problems. Call Warren E. •X C.M.S. paid by the com­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Copper plumbing All city ullllllas. Maine, New Hampshire and Masaachutetts. All kinds Street, our sign is on the ol prices, tool |i New Job pany. Apply Monday MANCHESTER - New property. Drive by and start SOUTH END LOCATION through Friday, or if you Listing, 6 room Colonial with packing. T. J, Crockett, CASH for your property. Call 22D0 olfices coaet-to-coait i Love, Help Wanted 13 REAL ESTATE We Invite your inspection and comparison. Another Clean 7-room Dutch Colonial in beautiful South prefer, mall your resume 1 formal dining room. Realtors, 643-1577. us lirst if anxious to Sell. 24-hour protesslonal service § Teri, Dave, Mike, | of experience and salary Fireplace, garage. New Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or plus - an immediate tale la detiredi Please call now, It Farms. 3 generous bedrooms, IV2 baths-, formal SALES POSITION - Straight Interested. Thank you. living and dining room, attractive kitchen, first I Chris, Marge, | commissions, leads furnished requirements to our per­ Homes For Sale 23 aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, 649-1922 Help Wanted 13 3 extra large bedrooms, $36,- NEW LISTING - Six room floor family room, attached garage, nice lot to home owners. Call 242-5402. sonnel manager. Cape plus enclosed norch, O rIuqL S and Tracy S $26,500. ATTRACTIVE 5 room 900. Graham Realtors, 289- SELL YOUR house through J. MANY MORE — CALL US — WE WORK! with a stream in the back yard. Maintenance TEDFOUD WANTED - Trained AMF CUNO DIV. practically in center of town. DOG GROOMER - Part time. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard 8328. Watson Beach Real Estate free aluminum exterior. Asking in the very low REAL ESTATE secretary, use to one man of­ 47 M A IN S T R E E T Selling for $33,900. Excellent Company. Professional real T m mi 21.. Experienced only-must be heating, stove, refrigerator. location. T. J. Crockett, WILLIAM L BELflORE AGENCY 50’s. fice. Hours, 9-12, five days TALCOTTVILLE Hutchins Agency 646-3166. MANCHESTER - Executive estate service lormearly 50 Realtors 647-1413 REAL ESTATE 647-9914 Help Wanted 13 able to finish all breeds - weekly. Call 646-1766. Realtor, 643-1577. references required. CONN. 06066 home, prestigious area. years. Call our Manchester of­ An BQUBI opportunity employer REDUCED FOR quick sale - Panoramic western view. fice for an estimate of value PAUL J. AOSSFrrO DENTAL ASSISTANT - Sheridanne Kennels, Hebron, 228-9089. PART TIME - Small chemical two family, 30 Locust Street, Two acre lot. Four bedrooms; NEW LISTING - Two family, without obligation, 647-9139. Challenging part-time posi­ and vitamin business needs no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. two fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, 6-3. Two ear garage. tion with varied duties in help. Work from home on priced below replacement Excellent area. Only $42,900. » HAPPY public contact in busy GAS STATION - attendant, full time. Apply in person. commission basis, no door-to- value. Paul W. Dougan, Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- lift Rockville dental office. 3 1/2 door. Approximately 10 hours Realtor, 643-4535. 7475. BIRTHDAY Wculd You Like day week, some Saturdays, Gorins Sports Car (Jenter, BIG FAMILY HOME Route 83, Tolland Turnpike. per week will make big ear­ □ MISC. FOR SALE seeking maturity, poise, nings possible. For appoint­ CUSTOM 5 1/2 room Ranch - AMERICA! At a modest price! 4 spacious bedrooms, l ‘/z manual dexterity and prior lyational Weather Forecast SIX ROOM Colonial, attached You tell it like It is...we sell it like it Is. m ent, 742-9068, Monday- three bedrooms, garage, good baths, formal dining room lor entertaining, com­ To Live In Columbia? work experience. Salary location. $43,900. Paul W. garage, fireplace, 1 1/2 baths. Articles lor Sale 41 1778 - 1978 Call 643-2711 t«la]i for fast results. Friday. Only $33,900. Pasek Real fortable living room, big country style kitchen negotiable. Send resume to Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. with lots of cabinets, full basement ideal for P.O. Box 289, Manchester. • C*TT Estate, MLS, 289-7475. RADIO OPERATOR- ALUMINUM sheets used as storage or workshop. Private treed lot with a Columbia ...... *34,800 REAL ESTATE Sales - Part- Immediate openings. No MANCHESTER - Deluxe two- printing plates, .007 thick, 6-Room Cape, solid construction, 3 bedrooms, acre, or full-time persons desired MANCHESTER - New listing. 23x32’’. 25 cents each or 5 for garage and covered patio, plus aluminum siding experience required. Good family, 6-6 duplex, separate brook, small pond, 2 car garage. RECEPTIONIST - Excellent lor Greater Hartford Com­ heating system, big lot, con­ -Immaculate 5 1/2 room con­ $1. Phone 643-2711. and an enclosed front porch! salary, paid training, plus dominium, rec room, storage, opportunity for service in the pany expanding offices. many benefits. Enlistment venient location. $37,900. Paul health field. Varied duties, Training begins in May. High W. Dougan. Realtor. 643-4535. carport, brick front and unit. CLEAN USED refrigerators, DOMLD F. JACKiON required. Ages 17-35, Call U.S. $31,900. Hayes Corp, 646-0131. with much public contact. commission, excellent bonus Army at 643-9462. ranges, automatic washers, Columbia Waterfront..... *43,900 Requires maturity, poise, plan, management opportuni­ MANCHESTER - New Listing with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s A rare find on exclusive Columbia Lake, 8-room prior office experience. Full­ ty. See our picture advertise­ - Ten room Ranch, seven Manchetter Appliances^ 649 Main St., 643- Summer Cottage, (leldstone fireplace, 4 bedroome, ment in The New Yellow MEDICAL ASSISTANT- S time position. (Some Satur­ ATLANTA rooms up, including first floor ONE OF A KIND 2171. enclosed porch, garage. Owner financing available. Pages. Call. Bob Wallace for Im m ediate openings. No days) In busy Rockville dental experience required. Good family room, fireplace, two confidential interview. 236- Now under conetructlon WHEEL HORSE garden trac­ JUST LISTED practice. Salary negotiable. salary, paid training, plus baths, three rooms down, in­ Send resume to P.O. Box 289, 0881 or 569-1660. The Wallace lOWItl TIHrilAIUIIS ^ cluding large recreation by Orlando Annulll, a un­ tor, 35 models in stock, See us Clean spacious older Colonial with many tine Co., Equal opportunity - M/F. many benefits. Enlistment t4ti. ique two bedroom Cape for new, used and repairs. Manchester. required. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. room, attached 2-car garage, features, big living room, formal dining room, Coiumbia Lake Area..... *53,900 3/4 acre treed lot. $54,900. Cod In the Porter Street Sale on some models. Save. eat-in size kitchen, small area presently used as Oversized 4-bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 attractive Army at 643-9462. Pick-up and delivery. Amedy Realty Realtors, 875- area. Cuetom leaturee in- a den, 3 good size bedrooms on the second floor, fireplaces, big country kitchen, spacious lamlly room, TOWN OF HOLTON 6283. c lu d e : 2 ’A b ath e , Manchester ^ c le Shop, 178 LINEMAN - Immediate West Middle 'Turnpike. lots of wall to wall carpeting. Asking $34,900.00 2 car garage, view ol lake, private right-of-way across openings. No experience centered chimney, two the street. required. Good salary, paid IMPECCABLE is the word to car garage, large kitchen IINVITATION TO BIDDERS urt wiAimi rotocAM ^ CARPETS - plush deep red A N ABUNDANCE The Town of Bolton, Connecticut will receive sealed bids training, plus many benefits. describe this seven room and more. The home li Enlistment required. Ages 17- home featuring a 17x23 first 15'xl2’, Beige 15’xl2’. Grey ol value it found in this very attractive eight room CHAIUES t LINDin covering such services as may be appropriate to comply with For period ending 7 a.m.. Thursday. April 29. During floor family room with expandable to lour 9’xlO’. 3-55 gallon drums. Call the requirements of Section 19-524n of the General Statutes of 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. bedroome and 3'h bathe. Ranch. Three bedroomi, Vh baths, (ireplace, new We Buy Homes Wednesday night, rain or showers will cover most of the Great fireplace, four bedrooms, after 4. 646-6948. carpeting, three built-in air conditioners, patio and Connecticut for townwide solid waste disposal in accordance An Ideal home for a Plains area and mid Mississippi valley. Ollierwise, aside from fireplaced living room, cen­ large carport. Call lor more detalla abouth thli home. with said Section, except in respect to septic tank pumpings. RESPONSIBLE mother’s tral vac system, garage, treed retired couple. $69,500. OLD AND USED gifts at the FULL DORMERED CAPE some probably snow in parts of the northern Rockies, generally $50,900. Bids will be received until 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 4,1976. helper wanted to spend the fair weather is predicted elsewhere. Minimum temperatures lot. $46,500. Philbrick Agency, WARREN E. Lords Bible and Gift Shop, 10 In one of Manchester's most sought after Bids shall be sealed in an envelope and addressed to David summer at the beach. Call include: lapproximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Realtors, 646-4200. Bissell Street, Manchester. locations. Large living room with fireplace, for­ 646-6145. LEssir&“ Dreselly, First Selectman. Bolton Town Office, Bolton, Connec­ Atlanta 46 (69). Boston 40 (60). Chicago 39 i58i. Dallas 61 |7U). HOWLAND mal dining room, gorgeous new kitchen with LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - ticut 06040 and will be opened publicly at 7:00 p.m. on the same Denver 35 |59). Duluth 32 (57). Houston 64 (75). .lacksonville 53 Reaftors 843-1108 dark pine cabinets, Formica counters, and date. HELP WANTED: Hartford spacious Garrison Colonial on Leading manufacturer has Despatch Customer Service (79). Kansas City 48 59). Los Angeles 51 (67). Miami 72 (84), beautiful wooded lot, large redwood pools left over from D.F. REALE appliances, 3 king size bedrooms and IVz modern The Board of Selectmen reserves the right to reject any and New Orleans 59 (81). New N'ork 41 (64). Phoenix 59 (87). San PORTER STREET area. bath.s. All this plus a beautiful treed lot. Don't 6 4 6 - 8 7 1 3 Department in East Hartford family room with fireplace, 1975 season Half Price. Manchattar WlllmanUc East Brook Mall all bids or to waive any technicality and to approve the prepara­ needs someone for varied Francisco 46 (63). Seattle 48 (67). St. Louis 46 (62i, Washington 12x23 game room, music Priced at $39,500. This well- Guaranteed installation & 175 Main St. - Open 9-9 - 646-4525 miss seeing this one! tion of a contract or contracts covering any bid or bids which tasks to include telephone 43 (68). room, or fourth bedroom, maintained home has four terms, call toll free 800-228- may be, in its opinion, advantageous to the town. No bid shall be sales removing, co r­ wall-to-wall .throughout, bedrooms and two full baths. 1976 ask for MOnte, day or withdrawn alter the opening of bids without the consent of the respondence, typing. Steno rosewood paneling, central Located on quiet street. Ed­ evening, seven days. SUZANNE PERSON Board of Selectmen lor a period of not less than thirty (30) days skills a plus. Busy, interesting vao, built-in barbecue, sliding mund Gorman Agency, 646- after the last date upon which bids will be received as aforesaid. desk demands pleasant phone U.S. ARMY Infantry, Ar­ BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive glass doors, flagstone patio, 4040. SAND and gravel for sale - Within ten (lOi days of May 4,1976 the Board of Selectmen shall personality. Ideal chance tor tillery, and Armor - five-room Ranch, family Call today for details and in­ tree work and odd jobs. Call alert person returning to spection of this choice JUST REDUCED Duplex, like 647-1834. COLLI BURNSIDE AVENUE take action in accordance with the first sentence of this Immediate openings, some room, fireplace, paneling, new, country living, minutes paragraph and promptly thereafter shall notify each bidder of business full or part - day. cash bonuses. No experience aluminum siding. Hutchins offering. $79,900. Philbrick Write Hartford Despatch, 225 Agency Realtors, 646-4200. from shopping, three GORGEOUS the action taken. required. Good salary, paid Agency, 646-3166. bedrooms, I 'i baths, garage, RUMMAGE & TAG SALE Prospect Street, East Hart­ training, plus many benefits. 289 EAST DUTCH COLONIAL Said bids shall be in accordance with the provisions of a docu­ ford, or phone Ms. Barbara NEW RANCH ■ Large country $57,500. Century 21, Jackslon- Saturday HARTFORD ment entitled "Bid Specifications —Town of Bolton Solid Waste Enlistment required. Ages 17- LOVELY six room Ranch Avante, 646-1316. Located high on a hill overlooking the Hartford Mooney 528;J55^ for appoint­ 35. Gall U.S. Army at 643-9462. kitchen with appliances, two Disposal Contract," copies of the last named document are ment. EO®T home, on quiet tree lined lull baths, three bedrooms, May 1st skyline in Forest Hills. Front to back fireplaced available from the Office of the First Selectman at the address street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 fireplace, patio, oversized 2- JUST LISTED - Charming 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. living room, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms on indicated above. WANTED Experienced - NEW & USED CAR baths, garage, privacy, car garage, deck, walk-out eight room older Colonial, WAGNER the second floor, IVi baths, central hallway, Buckley School, low 40’s. Any one or more contracts, the preparation of which is ap­ Siders, experienced on, basement, aluminum siding, four bedrooms, large dining COMMUNITY BAPTIST spacious kitchen with adjoining family room, (WOOD). Must have own CLEAN-UP Keith Real Estate. 646-4126, wall-to-wall throughout, $47,- room, lovely fireplaced living covered front porch, patio two car attached gar­ proved by the Board of Selectmen shall, within ten (10) days Experience preferred. 44 hour 649-1922. CHURCH tools. Call after 5. 646-2864. 900. Philbrick Agency, 646- room, two baths, covered 585 East Center St. age and more! All offers considered. Asking after such approval, be submitted to the bidder or bidders who work week, Monday-Friday, half patio, two-car garage, close to / RAYMOND J. FINNEUAN JR. are respectively parties thereto, and the bidder nr bidders shall, day Saturday. Good starting 4200. Sponiored by $53,900.00 BUSBOY - for lunches, salary, excellent company RAMBLING nine room Cape, shopping and bus. $44,900. Women’s Society NEW ARRIVAL within aiurther period of ten (101 days after the submission of weekdays. Apply Cavey’s benefifs. Apply to Bill Baiucchi, 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, OVERSIZED CAPE - Six Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, such contracts, execute the same in a form satisfactory to the Restaurant, 45 East Center sales manager trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ rooms, with central air- 649-1922. Immaculate seven-room English Tudor on tree lined Board c-f Selectmen of the Town of Bolton which is in accor­ Street. cy, Realtors, 646-3166. conditioning, eat-in kitchen, GIRLS Two Pants Suits, size quiet street la now available, fireplaced living room, dance with the accepted bid or bids. LYNCH TOYOTA dining room, brand new bath, CIRCA 1825 Colonial, on 8, 10 $5.: Spring coat, size 10. formal dining room, first door family room, Vh baths, 345 Center St. IN NEED OF FOUR The successful bidder shall, alter being awarded the contract WEDDING Representative, MANCHESTER - Extra nice three good sized bedrooms, beautifully treed and $4; raincoat with zip-in lining, double garage, much more. Low 40’s. and before performing any work, furnish the necessary cer­ to show our wedding Manchester 5-4 Two family, new furnace, $35,000. Philbrick Agency, shrubbed lot, 2-car barn gar­ size 8. $3.75: All in excellent BEDROOMS? tificates of insurance, including automobile and properly packages, to engaged girls in appliances, anti more. Ideal Realtors, 646-4200. age, two patios, three condition. 649-4915. Then it’s time you investigalcd this Raised CWNER ANXICUS dainag:i liability, bodily injury liability and workmen's compen­ Manchester area. For ap­ for young couple, let tennent fireplaces. 24’ formal living Ranch! Big family sized kitchen, fireplaced To sell this elegant 7-room Split Level In excellent pointment call Loring Studios, WORKING mother needs a room, excellent location. TAG SALE - Lawn sweeper, sation insurance, together with a bond or bonds, as the case help make mortgage SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus living room, family room for your day to day location. Wall to wall throughout, huge family room 527-8131, Mr. Lisi. reliable baby sitter. Nathan restored antique Colonial in Asking mid 60s. Keith Real ceiling tile, games, books, etc. may be. as set forth in said Bid Specifications. Hale area. Must live on first payments. Must be seen. Only living, plus 4 bedrooms, and a garage. This home with bar, inground pool, wooded lot, many extras. 38,900. Warren E. Howland Manchester. Fifteen rooms, Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. 17 Cole Street, Saturday, May Lovely Raised Ranch, 3 bedroomt, living room, floor. Call 647-1220. Attention is also directed to the fact that all contracts must HELP WANTED Realtors, 643-1108. three full baths, nine 1st. 10-4. kitchen, D.A., large family room with bar. Electric eye, is located in the northeast section of Manchester START HERE have the approval required by Section 19-524g of the Connecticut Assemblers and coil winders. GRACIOUS OLDER Colonial on nearly 1 acre of land. Priced in the Mid-40's fireplaces, other features too gas grill, pool. Many appliances, etc., etc. Lovely 5-room starter home In quiet location, newly Genera, Statutes before they can b e implemented. Must have finper dexterity numerous to mention. $130,- , acre lot, living room with TAG SALE - Friday - Satur­ by transferred owners. J j ’’*: I HAVE WE HELPED YOU UTELY? Phone remodeled kitchen and bath, new root and paint. It shall also be a condition of each of the contracts bereinaller and capable of fine work. Will 643-2711. HEBRON seven-room Raised 000. Philbrick Agency, fireplace, formal dining room, day, April 30-May 1. 10-4. < 5 4 ,9 0 0 DORIS C. ROURQUE dcscribc'l, that the contract .shall be void if it is not approved by train. Hours 7:30-4. Apply to Ranch, three bedrooms, Realtors, 646-4200. in-ground pool. Reduced. $47,- Large Assortment of Excellent value in the lowest 30’s. Able Coil and Electronics Co., private treed lot, garage, 900. Century 21, Jaekston- Household Items. 15 Robin the Town of Bolton, cither at the Town Meeting to be held on LEGAL SECRETARY - fireplace, appliances. Call Now May 17, 1976 for the approval of the town budget or at a duly Inc. Howard Road, Bolton, Manchester law firm has posi­ MANCHESTER - .Three Avante. 646-1316. Road. Conn. Immediate occ^ancy. $42,- bedroom older Colonial in called spei'ial town meeting to consider appropriation of monies tion available. Applicant must 900. Warren E. Howland have typing ana shorthand good condition. Large dining CONDO- $27,500- Two ELECTRIC Clothes Dryer - Thinking of Seiling? in accordance with the Bid Specifications. CONSTRUCTION-Immediate Realtors, 643-1108. room with built-in hutch and bedrooms, l ‘A baths, family $100, 14 cu ft. Refrigerator BUNCHARD & ROSSDTO SENTRY proficiency. Legal and real es­ The Town of Bolton will not discriminate against any bidder openings. No experience bar. Paneled living room, room, fully carpeted, Freezer, $150. Both excellent Consider Coiii-Wagner hecause of race, color, religion, sex and national origin. The tate experience preferred but required. Good salary, paid not required. Salary commen­ MANCHESTER - ten room range included. Garage. appliances, call today, Cen­ condtion. 646-2201 between 9 7 Otficaa ' Natlonar Ralarral Syatam Realtors-MLS 646-2482 1^7,^* I Real Estate Services Town ol Bidtnn will take affirmative action to insure that training, plus many benefits. surate with qualifications. Ranch, six bedrooms, large Enclosed porch, $29,900. tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- a.m. 5 p.m. 60 Salatpaopla 4 Multiple Listing Strvlcaa 189 WEST CENTER STREET bidders are employed and that employes of the bidders are Enlistment required. Ages 17- Call Attorney Jules A. Karp at treed lot, garage, ideal for Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- 1316. 663 Buratida Ava. East Hartford 289-4331 ______treated during employment withour regard to their race, color, 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. 649-5277 to arrange interview. large family on budget. $41,- 6283. GIGANTIC Garage Sale - religion, sex or national origin. It shall also be a condition of the 900. Warren E. Howland MANCHESTER - Victorian, ’Thousand's of items. May 1st contract that the successful bidder will not discriminate against FOOD SERVICE- Immediate AVON - Making payments? Realtors, 643-1108. EAST HARTFORD - im­ completely refurbished, ten and 2nd. 70 Mill Street, openings. No. experience Make earnings instead. Sell maculate, 7 room split, move- rooms, must be seen to be ap­ Manchester. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE NO. iSuutt D. -Anhourr. (lomurticut any employe because of race, color, religion, sex and national preciated. Century 21, origin, required. Good salary, paid quality products, meet people, in condition. 3 bedrooms, one training, plus many benefits. MANCHESTER - New homes and half baths, living room, Jackston-Avanne, 646-1316. BABY GRAND piano, David Dreselly add interest to your life. Call now under construction by Enlistment required. Ages 17- for more information: 523- dining room, hea^y shrubbed Everett. Needs tuning, $650. IffirefitiiB 3nCe Kirsl Selectman Nutmeg Homes Inc., Raised yard. Low 40’s. B/W Realty, SEVEN ROOM Raised Call after 3 p.m. 649-3254. 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. 9401. ^ • 647 8144 Ranches and Colonials. 647-1419. Ranch. Just reduced. '1555:5) Announcements 3 Announcements Priced from $49,900. Call for Cathedral ceilings, three ORGAN - Silvertonc, very details. Zinsser Agency, 646- bedrooms, beautiful rec room good condition. Asking $598. 4 iHultiple liisting ^cniicze to serut qou better. 1511. with bar. All appliances, Only Call 649-2950, after 5 p.m. PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS Manchester $45,900, Call now, Century 21, MANCHESTER ‘59,900 THREE BEDROOM Ranch, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316, GARAGE SALE - Thursday 12 to 14 Year Olds worksaver kitchen, separate LEISURE and Friday, 29th and 30th. ^ to canvass tor the dining area. Nicely paneled, LIVING MANCHESTER- This two Hawthorne St,, Manchester, CARD PARTY carpeted rec room. Fenced family priced at $36,500. may Cloisonne, pewter, glass, hats, Beaulilul 7-Room Split, 3 bedroomi, 2 balha, carpetsd yard and redecorated be just right for you. Call nautical items, misc, an­ living room w/lireplace, carpeted dining room, kitchen Military Whist and Setback MANCHESTER throughout. Walk, to schools Super nice, three bedroom today, Century 21, Jdekton- tiques, and household items. Sponsored by: and shopping. Low 30’s. townhouse ^ 'ominium, Avante, 646-1316. w/range - dishwasher and relrig. Paneled lamlly room EVENING HERALD w/bar, laundry room, plus lull batemenl. St. Bridget Rosary Society Gallagher Agency, 529-6874. 2V4 baD(^uarpeting, WE BUY and sell furniture. ubs St. Bridget School Cafeteria VIon., T ., Wed. 5-8 P.M. applianS?, cetnral air- SIX ROOM Ranch home, with Cash on the line. One piece or 3-4-5, THREE fariiily, vacan­ conditioning, pool, tennis attached garage, two full an entire houseful. M6-6432. This lovely one owner lour bedroom home on cy, centrally located, business MARION DR. - RANCH CALL 647-9946, 3-5 P.M. and more. baths, aluminum sided, Furniture Barn, 345 Main beautiful lot is just the place for private living. VERNON *40,900 FRIDAY, APRIL 30th if. Excellent investment. fireplace, full cellar for work Street. Beside Douglas . . . .e m jr ' A w —, Condition is your key to the living room with SUPER 7 '2 room RANCH with attached garage. 3 Principals only. Call owner, «3 6 ,9 0 0 or storage. 100x200’ lot. Very Motors. Spaefous new duplex. 3 bedroomi, Vh baths, 649-1919. clean. $42,900. Keith Real (ireplace, dining room, kitchen, large family bedrooms. Basement family room with picture win­ 8 P.M. hardwood tioors, separate basements and utllltlaa. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. THREE air-conditioners, ap­ High rental. room, bedrooms and baths make this home com­ dow and walk-out, an office or den off the family Prizes • Refreshments SOUTH WINDSOR - Large WARREN E. proximately 30,000 BTU. $2M plete lor only seven room Split on treed lot. room. Quiet neighborhood less than 1 mile from Benefit: MANCHESTER - owner each. Can call between 9-4. Call owner, 289-5153. anxious, must be sold this 649-4561. East Catholic Scholarship Fund THREE TEMPORARY HOWLAND CGVENTRY M9p50G Vernon Circle. R a a llo rs 643-1108 weekend, 4 bedroom Donation *1.00 GRACIOUS Four bedroom aluminum sided cape. Front CLASSICAL Guitar - hardly *5 2 ,5 9 9 POSITIONS AVAILASLE Colonial, center hall, formal to back living room with ever used, needs new strings, dining room, living room with Hreplace. Many additional cloth case included in price. Idellvarlng samples In the Manchetter area. Apply In [ireplace, new kitchen with RECENT RAISED Ranch - features. B/W Realty, 647- $60, call after 5:30. 742-6710. Spacious 3-bedroom Ranch, 1 Vi baths, Isrge carpeted Iperton to John Brennan, Circulation Department. microwave oven, trash com­ Just two years old, owners 1419. living room, carpeted lamlly room with marble D Muffler pactor, etc. paneled rec room, must relocate and hate to part STRAWBERRY Plants for (ireplace oft kitchen w/range, diehwaiher and relrig. neauUfully treed lot. 646-1189. K C g 3 l Center with this neat home. Six Lots-Land For Sale 24 sale. Call 643-5564 after 3 p.m. Plus linished rec room w/bar In biaement... MANCHESTER HERALD rooms up with two baths, plus U f «»//er ritm enienrp tt/ting uil/i a.iu p rrio r prot/url. 16 Brainard Place SIX ROOM Cape, move-in finished down including two 42 ACRES in Andover on FORMICA TABLES, all pur­ UNITED REALTY condition, paneled rec room, small State Road. 500 ft. fron­ pose, 2’x8'x27’’. Must be seen Corner of Broad car garage. Central location, oversized garage, circular excellent construction, in the tage, 3 acres cleared. Brook to be appreciated. Construc­ MERRin AGENCY 646-1180 31 W. Middle Tpke. I7J V15J realty company and Center Street Mon_-Fri... i • n- • 9 p.m. pool, assumable inorlgage, on property. $39,500. Call 537- tion cost $49. Sell, $20 each. Charming starter. Large kitchen, one bedroomi, den, m fifties. T. J. Crockett, REALTORS Phone 646-2112 Sat...... • a.rr • 9 p.m. 122 EAST CENTER ST. Manchester 643-1591 646-1189. Realtors, 643-1577, 1257 Call Mr. Roberts, 646-1000. (leldstone (Ireplace, Immaculate condition. Double lot. 646-5016 I PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976

Antiques 46 Apartn^enla For Rent 53 Autos

WANTED Antique furniture, Tflh^lE room apartment in­ ACROSS BUSINESS & SERVICE glass, pewter, oil paintings, or cludes appliances, heat, hot 1 Excessively other antique items, R. water, laundry facilities, gar­ Dear Abby warm Harrison, 643-8709. age, no pets, 9200. 643-4884. 4 Neither hot nor cold ATTRACTIVE two bedroom 8 M agic-----. ANTIQUES Wanted - By Abigail Van Buren used in finding American furniture, oriental townhouse with rec room, underground 1 Foot part rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ washer/drver hookup, water 2 All (comb, sor chairs, crocks, jugs, appliances, Manchester area. 12 Uncle (dial.) form) weathervanes, primitives. 646-4353. 13 Idea (comb, 3 Be full of HoiTDionne, 643-1691. form) 4 Cold seasons 25 Cyclades 43 Half (prefix) LARGE THREE Rooms - 14 Love (Latin) 5 Summer drink island 45 Entire ’ heat, hot water, appliances, #6074 DEAR ABBY; A few months ago I had some plumbing 15 Compass point 6 Acquired (ab.) 26 Snow----- 0 47 Bags FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ 16 Indispensable 7 ------Gotha mountain tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, centrally located, adults only. done. Due to some financial troubles, I wasn’t able to pav 49 Those.persons REWEAVING burns, holes. Is your lawn witheMI and HOUSE PAINTING ■ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY the bill within 30 days. ^ 18 Boundary {member of 27 Read (Fr.) 50 V icto r----- . lamps, etc. Now accepting Security deposit. Call 643-6396. .MAVERICK S3979 20 Military merit Gothic tribe) 28 — college French Zippers, umbrellas repair^. worn out? Does it need a work, reasonable prices. Call Carpentry and general con­ Yesterday I received another bill with a note from the Window shades, Venetian for estimate. 646-1800. consignments, for May auc­ award (ab. Existed (body of dramatist pick-me-up? For tracting. Residential and MANCHESTER - Five rooms, plumber’s wife, who does his bookkeeping. It read: “Jim 21 Rooms (ab.) 9 Bulb*flower electors) 52 Appendage commercial. Whether it be a tion. 644-8962. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. professional lawn care, first floor, adults preferred, does not expect to take this bill out in trade, so please 22 Democracy 10 Average 29 Hamlet 54 Greasy Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- B/W - Housepainting for good small repair job, a custom (ab.) 11 Prohibitionists 31 Extinct bird '55 Ins layer call work, reasonable prices, free WANTED - ifntique and 50 to central location, 91u8. Securi­ Dillon Sales & Service remit!" And she signed her name, 24 Giving forth 5221. ______built home or anything in ty, utilities extra, 643-9274. 17 Flat-bottomed 32 Fur-bearing 56 Cold and estimates, call Rockville, 875- between, call 646-1379, 75 year old furniture, also I sent a check for the full amount and enclosed the water boat animal damp CUSTOM DRAPERIES - C&C^WN CARE 3121. wicker for consignment. We following note; “I was not aware that your husband was in 26 Stormy 19 Crete 35 Related to frog 58 Highways (ab ) Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss SIX ROOM Duplex, wall-to- weather made very reasonable, work 646-4958 GARAGES, room additions, have four rooms to fill. Call the habit of taking his bills out in trade, but if he does, I feel mountain 38 Safnte (ab.) 59 Mariner's wall carpeting, modern FORD subsided 23 Blend 40 Advance direction guaranteed, call anytime, 649- PAINTING - paper hanging, decks, rec rooms. Twenty 643-4716, Antique Loft, very sorry for you.” And I signed my name. Manchester. appliances, security, 9270. 30 Joins metal by C&M TREE Service - Free es­ steam cleaning, commerial years experience, residential My son saw the note from the plumber’s wife to me and heal 1 2 4 5 5 7 8 9 10 11 timates, discount senior and residential. Call R. Call after 5 , 643-1031 or 742- or commercial. Stephen 7457. 3 1 9 M a in 6 4 3 - 2 1 4 9 recommended that I take it to a lawyer and sue the woman 33 Feel ill DRESSMAKING, hems and citizens, accepting Bank Hebert, 644-0642. Frre es­ Myers, 646-2672. ANTIQUE school master’s for slander. 34 Aperture 12 13 14 Americard and Master desk, cherry and pine. 36 Medicinal alterations done in my home. timate. What would you do? 16 Reasonable. Call 646-4019. Charge. 646-1327. Refinished. Very old. 9125. LARGE three room apart­ plant 17 INSULTED 37 President (ab ) Call 649-7375. ment, with private patio in 18 19 HOUSES PAINTED - by 2 RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 39 Let fall Zi MASONRY - bricks, blocks, school teachers. Capes and stone mansion. On landscaped STUMP REMOVAL'- Spring •••••••••••••••••••• DEAR INSULTED: 1 would send her a get-well card. 41 Lass' name ■ ■ special, 20” stump 915. Also chimnies, steps, patios, ranches only. Free estimates, grounds. Appliances, heat, 22 Z3 Z4 25 BIDWELL Home Impr f to Buy parking, adults only. No pets. Y O U R O W N She is sick. (I would also let the plumber know what kind of 42 Denomina­ ■ special on all sizes. Call 742- sidewalks and fireplaces. Call call Mike between 5-6 p.m. tions ment Co. Expert installation 9220. per month. 646-0885, 26 27 2B 30 31 32 9347. 875-4973 after 6. 649-9398. DECLARATION statements his wife is sending out with his statements.) 44 Used to pro­ ■ of aluminum siding, gutters OLD DOLLS WANTED - Will tect from 33 35 LAWN MOWING and raking, and trims. Roofing installa­ pay 965 and up for Bisque and FIVE ROOM Duplex, garage, DEAR ABBY: I am a 55-year-old woman with a problem sun ■ ■ E-Z Floor Cleaners - Rugs and INSIDE - Outside painting. OF INDEPENDENCE f 37- 36 window washing. After 5 p.m., tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- china dolls. Also buying old basement, heat, stove and I've never seen in your column. 46 Golf gadgets 1 carpets vacuumed and sham­ Special rates for people over 9109. cast iron and tin toys. Call 875- 48 U-S- coin (ab.) ■ ■ pooed, floors washed and call 528-7433. Free estimates, 65. Fully insured. Estimates refrigerator, on bus line. No I have been going with this man for six years. He is 43, 42 43 45 7356. pets. Security. Adults 49 Notwith­ ■ waxed. Reasonable rates. Call given. Call 649-7863, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, and he says he can’t marry me because he promised his standing that 46 1 SPRING CLEAN-UP Time - preferred. 649-4212 after 6 (simp, sp.) 6464)518. roofing, storm windows, aw­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• mama before she died three years ago that he wouldn’t get ■ Residential-commercial WANTED - Woman's 26’’ p.m. 51 Small rug 49 53 EXTERIOR, interior pain­ nings. Quality workmanship, bicycle, preferrably three or 1971 Vega, good condtion, married until his daddy got married, as she didn’t want his 50 !Z 54 55 56 QUALITY Refinishing, 252 landscaping done. Raking, ting, commercial and residen- Business for Rent 55 53 Floating vapor ■ ■ free estimates. Fully insured. five speed, in good condition. 91100, firm. Call 643-4644. daddy to be left all alone. 57 Violent storm 57 58 59 60 Spruce Street, Manchester. maintaining landscaping. tial, free estimates. THREE ROOM apartment, Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 872-9187, 649-3417. Reasonable. Call Mike center of town, parking, heat, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - His daddy hasn’t got anybody to marry, and he isn’t even 60 Bugle plant Very reasonable, free es­ Free estimates. Contem­ Reasonable. CKALL AFTER 61 62 63 Killian, between 3-5 p.m., 643- 9175. 643-5052, reception, conference, two 1974 T riu m p h S p itfire , looking. 61 Mild oath timates. Free pick-up and porary Landscape & Design •/4:30 p.m., Rudy Itzek, 528- 62 Cattle SHOCKING) OUR NO OTHER COUNTRY D&A ROOFING. Roofs, 2711. consulting rooms. Supply and excellent condition, low Abby, I am no spring chicken, and I need to know how I 64 65 66 2 delivery. Call 643-4369 or 646- Company. 643-2653. 3841. 63 Boy's M A T IO N A L DEBT IS EVeN COMES CLOSE siding, gutters, and leaders. 3 ROOM heated, furnished lavatory, heat, air- mileage. 93,000. Call 872-2975 can get this man to either let me quit him or marry me. 28 8567. nickname ^ 5 0 9 ,7 0 0 , OOO, OOO) Free estimates. Fully in­ WANTED 9000 BTU (ap­ conditioning, parking. 649- after 6:00 p.m. <.\KWSPAI’KHKNTKHnil.SKA!«N ■ EXPERIENCED - energetic PAINTING - interior and apartment. Private entrance. NO SPRING CHICKEN IN ADA, OKLA. handyman, lawns, painting, sured, 249-0205. proximately) air-conditioner No children, no pets. 1680, 649-3549. HOME GARDENS Roto exterior, paperhanging, in good operating condition. tilled, Manchester, Bolton, carpentry, electrical. No job excellent work. References. References. Security deposit. USED CAR DEAR NO: Only a dumb cluck would coop herself up too small. Free estimates. ROOFING, gutters, flat car­ 110 volt outage, 25^’xl4”, to fit 643-4860. OFFICE - Contains large waiting for her boyfiriend's daddy to marry. Get another Coventry, East Hartford and Free estimates. Fully in­ a wall sleeve. Reasonable. room 15x30 with two rooms, i r SPECIALS ★ Vernon areas. Call 646-8019. Call 649-4316. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- ports. Free estimates. Ned rooster on the roster. Win at Bridge Cusanelli, 51 Woodbridge Ave. Call Mike Killian between 3-5 ROCKVILLE - May 1st oc­ 10x12, lavatory and supply 4431. p.m, 643-2711. room. Suitable for architect 1971 Dodge Dart Swinger GARDEN evenly tilled with CUSTOM MADE draperies, East Hartford, Ct. 528-8926. cupancy. Three large rooms, DEAR ABBY: Last night was the last straw. I carmot or draftsman, good lighting. 2nuL,iz,. Qualityv^uaiiiy 6322. body, ona owner. O I w W card points in his own hand KNOW IT HURT. 51OWIN0 HE'LL CO/MB MILLIONS OF P O U A R ^ i Also clean attics and cellars. R&R TREE SERVICE interioririor and exterior, painting 646-1021 kitchen, screened-in porch He said he couldn’t because I was the neighbor who V .) 10 9 7 4 2 ¥ A K Trees removed, land and sundeck. Completely fur­ ♦ 7 and 18 high-card points in THAT TESTIMONIAL TO HERE SO YOU Reasonable. 643-5305. and1 paperhanging. Fully in- YANKEE ALUMINUM - 240 New State Road , 1974 Chevrolet Nova complained to the police about his dog’s howling and ♦ Q65 BUCKINGHAM ISH’5 CAN 0ET THAT (Cleared. No job too small. nished. Private beach, llreat 4-Door Sedan, 6 A 10 3 dummy. That left 10 lor West suredeiL Call 649-4343. siding, gutters, doors, win­ MANCHESTER barking when he was tied up. Then he told me to get a A9H42 FINANCIAL h o n e s t y : f o r m u l a from Frpe estimates. fishing and conveniently cylinder, automatic, garbage can with a good lid on it, and he hung up, SOITH and South. West had already HIM I ROGER LANDON - General dows, awnings, free es­ □ RENTALS shown up with that one point clean-^ and lawn care. Car 646-7770 timates. Fully insured. 35 located on Lakes Region area. P.W ., $2095 Abby, I am ready to move put of this house because of A J 10 9 INFLATION FIGHTERS - Available June through represented by the jack ot wash Saturday and Sundays Teachers have saved Oakland Street. 649-1106. that dog. Can you help me? ¥053 FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ September, 9175 weekly. Cal! ♦ 432 hearts. South needed six for only, back of Savings Bank of homeowners 20-60%. Seven­ Rooms lor Rent 52 cond floor, utilities furnished, 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger FORT BRAGG Manchester, 923 Main Street. Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4:30 2*Door Hardtop, 16,• A Kg.I 6 his notrump response to the COLLEGE GRAD will do teen years experience. Fully elderly couple preferred. Call p.m. Call 646-9061 anytime. insured. Free estimates. 643-" 000 milaa,0 cylinder, North-South vulnerable diamond opening. II West held yard work, has several years ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly 649-9428. •••••••••••••••••••••••••a atandard ahift, DEAR FORT: There ARE garbage cans with lids that of experience and most equip­ 1609. the king and jack gf clubs that Heating-Plumbing 35 rooms, single 956., double 969. MIsc. for Rent 58 power atearing, $ O C R A are “dog proof." Ask at your hardware store. It’s much would only leave five for NEED A ROOF? Call Jim - ment inciuding mower, truck, plus tax, continental A-1 LOCATION, in center of radio. Immaculate. £ V w w cheaper than moving. West North Kasl South roofing, siding, remodeling. NEED your house painted? South, but West could bold the chain saw etc. Cail 649-3761 SEWERLINES, sink lines, breakfast, maid service, color town. 4 large rooms, modern IDEALLY suited for small Barn specializing. 642-7001. after 6 p.m, Experienced painters doing 1974 Barracuda 1 ♦ Pass I N T queen of .spades and South still TV, utilities, parking. Call, kitchen, tile bath, heat and contractor, or approximately 2-Door Hardtop. inexpensive, quality work. cleaned with electric cutters, Pa.ss 3 N T f’ass Pass have seven, so East plunked 646-2300. appliances furnished, no pets 700 sq. ft., reasonably priced, Automatic, power Free estimates. Phone 649- by professionals. McKinney I’as.s down his king of spades and DRIVEWAYS, Amesite and or children. 9195. Call after 6, heat and electricity Included. atearing, radio, one $ Q Q R f l 5079, 649-5678. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ ()peninj> lead - .1 ¥ . knocked South right out of the bitumious by Thomas Colla. 9 pany, 643-5308. ROOMMATE - Female - to 649-8407. Call 646-7297, owner. w O w U Astro-graph ft.x 100 ft. 9269. completely in­ share four room apartment in box. Alley Oop — Dave Graue stalled on your base. 25 years Manchester with same. Own 1973 Valiant Sedan Sales Results when NO JOB too small, toilet MANCHESTER - Newer two 4Door Hardtop, air Your material resources are in Several readers want to modernization, etc. Free Call 643-8001 alter 5:30. 1/2 baths, finished rec room in Autos For Sale 61 than you're able to do yourself, the merit or lack of merit in Remodeling, repairing, ad­ conditioning, power good aspect today as long as know what the Deschapelles timates gladly given. M & M basement, wall-to-wall alaering, power so let them take the lead. W'e.sfs opening lead of the CHAIN SAWS - sharpened up ditions, rec rooms, porches ADULT male to share my NEED CAR? Credit bad? you don't rock the boat Let f.'oup IS. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. carpeting, appliances,' and brakea, automatic, $ O A O R Agreements made today are jack of hearts. .Suffice to say to 100 drive links, overnight and roofing. No job too small. apartment, 9100. monthly. private entrances. Available Bankrupt? Repossessed? matters proceed naturally and extremely promising This coup is the .sacrifice of radio, vinyl roof. all will go well that a spade lead would have PROFESSIONAL lawn service $2.50. Manchester Call 649-3144. BOTTl HEATING and Plum­ Call 649-4056, after 6 p.rti. July 1st. Shown by appoint­ Honest Douglas accepts a high card in order to create maintenance, clean-up, fer­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. killed the contract, while the Safe and Lock Co. 453 Main bing - Ail heating and plum­ ment only. 9260 per month. lowest down, smallest 1974 Plymouth Sebring TAURUS (April 20-may 20) Do an entry in partner s hand. tilizing, mowing and roto- St., Manchester. 643-6922. CARPENTRY - Repairs, WANTED - Female room­ payments. Douglas Motors, 2'Door Hardtop, 6 21) Your career will get a big heart lead only defeated it E ast's play ol the king of bing repairs plus remodeling. Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. your own thing today. You have boost today if you finish what tilling. Reasonable rates. remodeling, additions, gar­ cylinder, automatic, a feeling of self-power that is because Hast cam e up with a Call 646-8641. mate to share seven room M5 Main. you start Burn the midnight oil spades in today's article is a ■ power ateering, $ O Q *7 R lucky for you You must, beautilul defensive play. Free estimates. Call GARDENS tilled, 649-1925 or ages, roofing, call David house, in Manchester with two 30 LOCUST STREET - Second if necessary Treat co-workers perfect exani'pie Greenwood Lawn Care, 289- 643-7682, Patria, 644-1796." radio. Very aharpi f W however, avoid erratic FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ other women. Avaiiable May floor, four room apartment, WE PAY 915 for complete with respect They'll help you 0111. 1st. Call 646-2895. junk cars. (!all Joey, Tolland associates P bing - repairs and remodeling. heated, security, 9220. 646- 1971 Dodge Dart WES ROBBINS carpentry 4.Door Sedan, 8 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. TRUCKING - Odd jobs - Vanities and hot water 2426, 9-5. Auto Body, 528-1990. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) PICKUPS on E.S.P. - Pickups cylinder, automatic, $ 4 O O R 19) Social success is yours to­ moving large appliances, remodeling specialist. Ad­ heaters. Prompt service on Apartments For Rent S3 Behind the scenes happen­ on E.S.P. Pickups on E.S.P., cleaning cellars, attics, yards. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, PARTS Department now open 40,000 mitea. I W w U day. You can be the most pop­ emergencies. 643-7024. THREE BEDROOM Duplex, ings favor you today because ular person at the party. You'd Box 284, Willimantic, Conn., Aiso stone, loam, gravel built-ins, bathrooms, WE HAVE customers waiting some appliances, parking, Saturdays. Complete line of vour* hunches ue good Have 96.00 a try. Betty Lou be wise to pay more attention delivered. 644-1775 , 644-9532. kitchens, 649-3446. for the rental of your apart­ security deposit. Call 643-6312. Chrysler parts. Chorches faith too in the unseen and the to old friends The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Freeman. ment or home. J.D. Real Motors. 649-3646. MANCHESTER unknown SCREENED LOAM for sale. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Estate Associates, Inc. 646- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Flooring 36 THREE ROOM furnished CANCER (June 21-July 22) ANY TYPE Fence erected, 940, per load, delivered. 646- new homes custom built, 1980. apartment, suitable for two 1972 VEGA, GT, hatchback, 4- PLYMOUTH, INC. For you, It's live lor today, and repaired or painted, pipe You're good at manipulating let tomorrow care for itself. You 3109. remodeled, additions, rec FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, people. 272 Main Street, speed, excellent condition. Ht. 83______643-2708 groups today This is where in ­ should give family matters clothes line posts. 742-7598. rooms, garages, kitchens floors like new, no waxing, LOOKING for anything in real Manchester. Snows, and/fm, woodgrain in­ fluential contacts prove helpful. WINDOW CLEANING, com- remodeled, bath tile, cement estate rental - apartments, terior, 91,275. 644-9141. ••••••••••••*••••••••••*«• priority You're especially for­ (specializing in older floors). But don't lake your oppor­ tunate in that area WINDOW CLEANING- merical and residential in­ work. Steps, dormers. Ceilings and inside painting homes, multiple dwellii^s, no MANCHESTER - unusual Trucks lor Sale 62 tunities lightly reasonable rates, inside and sured. Call Quality Residential or commercial. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate townhouse at Pine Ridge 1969 TOYOTA, 9500. Call 649- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) out. Call Andy, 646-6388. Maintenance, Inc. 647-9498. Call 649-4291. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. viilage, individuai entrances, 4997. 1965 CHEVROLET. Utility LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Big Good M{*ws IS m the oiling to­ rewards are in store if you keep day f*tM annlv^o the'best way finished rec room in base­ body. Call 649-4446. your goals realistic Others will PRESIDENTIAL Village ment. Price includes heat, 1969 CHEVELLE, 307 to iiso it without hpinq too o b ­ ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• be willing to assist as long as vious Don I flppnrt from apartments, near churches appliances, wali-to-wall automatic, 2 door, 9950. 647- 1974 GMC Sierragrand pick-up you don', spring last-minute A rticle! lor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Dogs-BIrds-Peta provi'n mf'thocJs arden Products 47 and shopping area, no pets. carpeting and air- 9683. and mini camper, carpeted, changes Complete Please call 646-2623. conditioning. 9235. per month. low mileage, 350 engine, FOUR ANSEN Sprints in PRIVATE riding instructions, FOUR CUTE kittens looking Damato Enterprises, 646-1021, 1970 FORD Mustang - 351 automatic transmission, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) To­ Your excellent condition. 15x8 for English and Western, 95.00 for good homes. Call 649-6480. Line of PlantsI MANCHESTER GARDENS- engine, automatic, power power brakes, power steering, day you should have a broad Chevy. 9100. 643-7697. per hour, call 633-5571, Two bedroom duplex, in MODERN attractive 4-room steering, new tires, new am/fm radio, 8 track stereo, outlook I nat will add impetus to Birthday anytime. GERMAN short - haired HTHIS WEEK’S^ beautifui country setting. apartment, heat, appliances, exhaust system, 91,500 or best deluxe interior, excellent con­ your bright idea^ Be just and HUGE TAG SALE daily, pointers, AKC, FDSB, ten Includes heat, hot water, offer. Call 649-1611 after 6 fair, and keep promises at all April 29, 1976 laundry facilities, garage. dition. Many extras. Must costs. starting Tuesdaysday April 27lh27th DOG-CAT BOARDING weeks old, three males, three SPECIAL appliances, and parking. 9189- 9235. 643-4884. p.m.______sell, best offer. Call 646-0429. Select associates with care. till sold out. 15 Mill St., bathing/grooming. Complete females. Also three year old 9199, monthly. Superintendent LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's a They could have a crucial bear­ Born Loser — Art Sansom Manchester, 643-4644. modern facilities. Canine female, excellent hunter. 568- Potted 646-0090, Robert C. White FOUR ROOMS heated in JONES AUTO 1974 CHEVY half ton pick-up, good day for joint ventures, but ing on your accomplishments Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 1453. Squash Company, 236-5961. Equal three-family house. Central, SALES standard shift, 350 c.i., V^ work with the resources of this year Once you've decided PORTABLE gas grills, collectively, stick to your Road, Manchester. 646-5971. Plants f c V t housing. responsible persons only. n tUKX C«rtun ColomMie, 4-4r. k .. .U 2» engine, power brakes. 8’ fleet others. You're not being wholesale priced 999.95. A FREE to good home, five Security, 649-1919, between 5- 73 W m 2000 cc. auto...... $229$ side. Low mileage. Call 649- selfish, just very realistic. course 9150 value. Molinski's, 1111 73 m KHU. 4 ap. FidM, yelow ...... $2095 GERMAN SHEPHERD - year old, mixed breed dog. THREE ROOM Apartment, ® 1976 Ijy N£A Inc ‘ . Alto vtgetablt plants, flowar 7. 70 DOOGt C h ^ e r RT. auto, pt ...... $199$ 1344. Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ Female pup. AKC. Ten Medium size, loves people. heat, hot u>ater, cooking gas, 70 UK Hornet 2 > . 3 to e d ...... $129$ Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel ford, 289 9339. Call 646-0530 after 6 p.m. plants, nursery stock A railroad 71 PIVM Vaiiani Dutter. 6 eyl, auta . . . .$1195 "I spent a fortune on grass seed and what do I months old. Lovable disposi­ ties. stove, refrigerator, wall-to- FOUR ROOM Duplex, large 1974 DATSUN pickup, tion. Excellent quality. I I UK iavelin. auto, pi ...... $129$ get — FAT BIRDS!" Watch for our weekly specials wall carpet. 9175. Adults only,' yard, central location, adults 72 FOn Pinto Squire Wpi, 4 ip i ratSalt $209$ excellent condition, camper Sheridanne Kennels. 228-9089. no pets, centrally located. 73 DPa 1900 Nafon, 4 tp l ...... $199$ Also, Senior Citizen DIseountsI only. No pets. References. included, must sell. 92,500. SORRY, a u e s , ) Tm C/XLUIN' Building Supplies 42 Security deposit. Call 646-7690. 9160 monthly. 643-6805. 72 UK Hornet Wafon. auto, pt. air ___ $219$ Call 528-4976. AKC Irish Setter - 10 month Garden Products 47 72 TOYOTA Corona Cuitom, 4 dr., auto $129$ NOT QUITE IT ------^ TIME OUT FEK EITHER.' ^ female, lovable, but needs OAKLAND FARMS MANCHESTER - Four 299 Broad SI, Manchester 646-4566 Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 LUNCH.' Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick George H. G riffin g , Inc. room. Call 647-1130. OAKLAND Farms and & GREENHOUSES rooms, first floor, heat, hot Greenhouses across from the Gleason 8t., Manchester water, stove, cooking fuel, 1970 EMPI Super Beetle, good MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE L'v I, form er Pilgrim Mills on SCREENED LOOM GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, 649-7591 quiet, convenient location, Homes lor Rant 54 condition. Best offer. Call 643- - Lowest rates available. WHWi VOW A\Y WORR TWIGGS, THEY SAY seven months old, trained, Gleason Street, 649-7591. Aertu frooi Iht ftnatr Klcrisi IBi • Sand • Graval • Fill large yard. 9205 monthly. 7482, ’’Sunny Day’’ coverage. VVlTd Vi?UR HOW PERCEPTIVE.' SNUFFY has 950. Call after 5:30, 646-6182. VEGETABLE PLANTS - Security and references. Andovar OAKLAND GLASTONBURY - Small five Exclusive NETRA Agent. bicentennial ' UM-HAK! — MOST 5 0 MUCH tomatoes, cabbage, lettuce, mCRM FARMS Write Box TT, Manchester room house with closed-in 1972 PONTIAC Lem ans Clarke Agency, 643-1126. 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 FOR SALE - Siamese kittens, peppers, egg plants, squash MUS PAGEANT, OF MY EFFORTS TROUBLE Herald. iorch, two bedrooms, den, wagon, air-conditioning, vinyl MAUf/R? WERE SPENT REMEMBERIN' 10 weeks old, 742-9046. and assorted flowers. GKASQNST. fiving room, eat-in kitchen, roof, excellent condition. Call 1972 KAWASAKI - 350, Rebuilt 2 HIS LINES HE'P 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment, plea­ 872-6023 after 6 p.m. 91650. T HEAR POLISHING/THE CASTi lovely area, 9275. Lease, engine. Best offer, must sell. NEW ACTORG APP FORfiET TO Frank and Emaat sant location, appliances, security, references required. Call 649-1184. THE CITY heat, hot water. Working Call 1-224-8792 anytime. 1974 FORD Mustang II Ghia, WILL BE SPONTANIETY' SAY OLICH IF $ e t fop. BUT PRESENT HE STARRED This Funny World P IslA M K S adults. No children, pets. 643- 4-speed, V-6, radio, tape MOTORCYCLE Insurance - L’il Sport — Wirth 2880. M?fNCHESTER - Five rooms, player, center console. Specializing in low cost ANOTHER PROBLEMS,' IN JAWS' m sK io ii’s 9300 per month. • Children Excellent condition. Price 100 YEARS coim G o o d t i t v j s , . coverage for over 10 years. THATS IT...THE THREE ROOM heated apart­ accepted, no pets. Call J.D. negotiable. Call 646-8761 Binding authority. Crockett EXACT THE SALAMI IM AFTER MtNtaglii Syed. ment, 9135. monthly. Security Real Estate, 646-1980. (preferably mornings.) Agency, Inc., 643-1577. YOUR SANDWICH SEEING A m a d a m ! Vo u r deposit required. Married 5 IT OUST f " ' : couple only. Call after 6 p.m., 1971 VOLKSW AGEN, 1974 KAWASAKI, FllA, r v o n c e ; glLi. 1 5 i A R C e 649-2759. excellent condition. 61,000 250CC. Enduro. Excellent con­ 8 Business lor Rent 55 miles. 91,250. Can be seen at dition. 9700 firm. Phone 649- eiMOUCH To BE* COVENTRY - Main Street - 37 East Middle Turnpike, 5079. three room apartment, first FOR RENT - Connecting or after 5 p.m. HAMOkED BV OUP floor, heat, refrigerator, separate front room offices. Campers-Trallers stove, e le c tric ity . 9160 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. 1968 FORD - LTD Wagon, Mobile Homes 65 CREDIT DEPARTMEMT! monthly, security. Ken automatic, air-conditioning, Ostrinsky, 643-1333. OFFICE SPACE - 400 square very good condition. 9800. Call SELLING your mobile home? ®i976n.w*»( rwH^uSPiiO" TnAVel feet, air-conditioned, 9175. anytime 649-2790. Buyers waiting! 1-828-0360 \ ^ ' s ROCKVILLE - Three room Warren E. Howland Realtors, Broker. JUST apartment, with heat, hot 643-1108. 1966 CHEVY Sports van, 6 WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALII water, stove, refrigerator, cylinder. Best offer. Call 649- CUSTOM 10 ft. truck camper. CMgrttiyUU inc IMIlequSPjl 9165. Adults only. No pets. BROAD STREET location for 9733. Sleeps five. Gas stove, lights Security deposit. Parking for rent 2600 square feet, behind and bottle. Refrigerator and one car. Call 646-7690. Dairy Queen. Ideal for any FOR SALE - 1969 Volkswagen toilet. Hand pump. 9400. Call Short Ribs — Frank Hill retail wholesale, or service bus, 91.575., as is, or best between 1 p.m.-6 p.m, 643- SUB-LET - one bedroom business. Has large 10x10 offer. 643-6197. 6685. apartment, 9163 monthly, in­ overhead doors, toilet SENTLEMEN.THIS is* HERE COMES THEie V THF MARINES HAVE CHANfiED iO uuih cludes heat, hot water. 1965 PONTIAC LeMans - Good CAMP TRAILER 21-ft. THE SieSEST AMPHIBIOUS FIRST WAVE NOW.W.j A LOT SINCE (5UADALCANAL. facilities, parking for 60 cars, OPERATON IN PEACETIME Available May 1st. Call 646- will sub-divide. Call 649-6544. condition, on the road - asking Tandem wheels, self con­ 7778. 9195. Call 647-9013. ’ tained. Like new, 92500. 6 ^ " o f c o u r s e t h e y 'r e IV IL D L Y 5617 or 742-7876. HAPPY ...THEY ONL-Y LOST BOLTON - MANCHESTER OFFICE SM CE MAVERICK - 1970,6 cylinder, y 2g. BY 14 RUNS '" townline, 1 bedroom apart­ FOR RENT automatic transmission. L969 D E L U X E 22’ ment, carpeted, electric 250 square feet, center of Radio. Call 742-5070. Yellowstone Trailer. Tandem kitchen, fireplace, quiet Manchester, air con­ wheels with everything. Hard- 4.2! neighborhood, references 1968 AUSTIN Healy Sprite sed, original price $6,500. POc ditioning and parking. Call r o lle d . 9230 monthly. 648- 643-9511. with 42,000 oHgitial milbs. Mg price $9i400. Gall 128- tMhU 9995. e4ll-fe97i . I- 'M l 1 a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. April 28. 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976

About town,

The First Church of Christ, Scientist, will have a service and testimony meetinf,' tonight at 8 at the church, 447 N. Main St. The service is open to the public Hartford IVational^ill The Senior Sacred Dancers ot North United Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 6.-30 p.m. at the church. ; A. The Rev. Norman V'-A .Swen.sen will lead a Bible study tonight at 7:30 at Trinity Covenant Church. LOAN YOU THE CASH St. Mary's Episcopal Church will have the liturgy ol spiritual healing Thursday at 10 a.m, and 7:45 p.m. at the church. FORYOURNEWCAR Teacher of Tour Escort Course The Presbyterian Church Will have a prayer meeting Hartford National has instalment loan funds available to help home improvement loans, vacation loans, loans for just about tonight at 7:30 at the you buy that new car—or for any other worthwhile purpose. anything that’s worthwhile, at very reasonable bank rates. trying to protect U.S. jobs church, 43 Spruce St. With the economy rolling again, it’s time to go ahead with those What’s more, to encourage you to take action now, we’ve got The p a s 10 r - p a r i s h purchases and projects you’ve postponed over the past couple something extra! it is the only one of its kind in the country. 2 By BETTY RYDER relations committee of of years. We’re here to help—with auto loans (new or used), “The course at MCC is given one night a South United Methodist Kamily/Travcl Edilor week for eight weeks and includes the Church will meet tonight at Muriel Andrews believes in America and handling of people on planes, ships, buses. 7:30 in the Rev. Ur. George she has kept busy doing something about it Webb's office. for the past five years. Muriel, who teaches a Travel Tour A Bible study will be led Escort course at Manchester Community by Michel Clark tonight College, emphatically states her feelings Irom 7 to 7:45 in the chapel AND GIVE YOU AGHT. when discussing job opportunities for tour 8 of Emanuel Lutheran escorts in America. hotels, customs, baggage arrival, You meet Church. With a new instalment loan of $2000 or more for 18 months or about everyone—and it’s all top quality merchandise from “Foreign tour escorts bringing a group to all kinds of people and one must have a more, Hartford National will ^ve you your choice from this world famous manufacturers. Yours free during this limited flexible personality. Some are easy to get The Prayer Group of along with, others demanding, and still Emanuel Lutheran Church great selection of valuable gifts. There’s something here for just time oifer. others impossible to please. You have to will meet Thursday at 10 adjust to any circumstance; they are Y a.m. in the church library. depending on you to malU their trip C. CENTER HARBOR the United States are allowed to work in pleasant." The executive board of WARM-in> SUITS. A pair this country, but we can't work in theirs,” Muriel also conducts a 40-hour course at A.BLACK& DECKER Manchester .Jaycee Wives offOO'.i Acrylic she said. the Holiday Inn in Meriden, with or without CIRCULAR SAW. Double insulated, will meet tonight at 8 at the warm-up suits, Her experiences began when she left a food and lodging. (Herald photo by Dunn) W “Value-Plus” saw makes bevel home of Mrs. Janet Lamp- men's or ladies', job with a Meriden bank and moved to “To date I have graduated 75 students, cuts to 45°, needs no “grounding” for Muriel Andrews, attired in her official tour escort uniform, son, 613 Bush Hill Rd. in bright Paris some years ago. and plan to have 150 by summer but this safe operation. royal blue After familiarizing herself with her sur­ summer with the Bicentennial events 1 looks-over agenda for her summer courses at Manchester Com­ Buckley School PTA is with red roundings, and becoming somewhat of an could use 500," she said. munity College. , sponsoring a tailgate sale and white expert on tourism in Paris, she applied for Enrolles in the course must be at least 22 Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 trim. a work permit. p.m. at the school parking “Well, I soon found out that you can't get lot, rain or shine. Space is a job without a work permit and they were still available. There also just not issuing them to foreigners, " she will be food, toys and PTA said. booths. Those wishing in­ “Foreign tour escorts can make from $70 years of age. Age limit is 65. All applicants On second thought formation. reservations or to $100 per day to show off this country. must be in good health. to make donations mavcall D. EMERSON 6-BAND In an effort to boost international tourism “ Although knowledge of a foreign J). 647-0611. PORTABLE RADIO. to the United States, this country subsidizes language is not mandatory, two of the most By Jan Warren Multi'-band AM/FM tran­ foreign countries in the amount of $12 needed languages now are French and Ger­ A sistorized portable, AC or million. " Muriel said. man,” she added. B. BLACK & DECKER COMBINATION. DC operation, with private “These foreign tour escorts take jobs “On the domestic scene, tour escorts can Double gift! 2-speed Jigsaw Kit and V 2-spced listening plug. earn $25 to $50 a day, plus food allowance, Drill Kit. A portable shop every home should have. hotel expenses and tips. My escorts will be sent all over the United States, Hawaii and E. EMERSON 8 Mexico.” Who put the caviar in my grocery cart? TRACK PLAYER AND AM/FM G. PANASONIC A member of the International Associa­ Auditions set RADIO. Portable 8 track tape CASSETTE RECORDER. tion of Tour Managers in London, as well as The other day at the supermarket I or so cowered by the look in the Periodically the girls also become player and AM/FM radio uses Compact de.sign and push­ away from Americans in an economy when manager of the Unique Travel Ltd. in New cashier's eyes, that I let everything P met a friend who was shopping with interested in low-calorie items and for MCC play batteries, ear, boat or household button operation make they are badly needed," she said, York and Unique Travel Inc. in Connec­ go through. try to fill my cart with yogurt, diet power source. her three small children. good listening or easy "Tours coming to this country have their ticut, Muriel is still in there plugging. The baby was in the grocery cart With each of our kids, shopping is a drinks, and large containers of cot­ 'I'healre 3 at Manchester i"ecording with built-in own tour escort. When American tour es­ She has written a book entitled “Good teething on a chocolate cookie. The unique experience. tage cheese. Community College an­ mike. corts take a tour to Europe they must turn Morning, Ladies and Gentlemen,” in which three-year old was clinging resolute­ When my 12-year-old John is in tow When our son Tom comes from nounces auditions for ‘‘One it over to foreign tour escorts, " she added. she gives an account of many of the com­ ly to her pant leg. And the five-year- it’s like a T V rerun. college I discover that he is learning Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Muriel's determination to remedy what plexities she encountered in trying to old was chanting “Please, please, “Are you a choosy mother?" he quite a lot outside the classroom. Nest” by Dale Wasserman, she considers an unfair practice, has taken remove foreign travel employment restric­ PLEASE!" and continued to do so asks, waving a jar of peanut butter He's developed a fascination for the adapted from the novel by her to Washington and meetings with many tions. The book is scheduled to be published till her mother gave her a penny for under my nose. gourmet shelves and comes to my Ken Kesey. congressmen, officials of the Labor Depart­ May 1, the gum machine. “Would you like your towels to cart with his hands full of small cost­ Auditioi\s will be held on ment and other authorities in the travel It’s a continuing battle, Muriel admits, “Shopping with kids is a night­ smell as nice as Aunt Nancy's?" he ly items. Sunday, May 2. and F. MINOLTA POCKET business. but she is determined to have laws passed mare!" cried my friend. “I can’t challenges putting the appropriate “Why don’t we ever eat interesting Thursday, May 6, at 8 p.m. 200 CAMERA. Effoitless “Some laws must be enacted; others to enable Americans to experience the wait till mine are all grown up like laundry product in my cart. things like heart of palm, and es­ at the Maneiiester Com­ opeiTition and razor shaip N. "SCANDLA" COOKWARE SET BY changed. Until then, they say they can't do excitement of travel and its cultural and yours. " cargot, and pate de foie gras?" he munity College Minolta lens! Car17-ca.se, WEST BEND. Ht*ven-|)im* set of heauti- a thing, " Muriel said, reporting on her trip financial rewards. Now, I didn't say anything to dis­ When John is not busy helping me asks. auditorium. The play will batteiy and color film included. ful handcrafted |H)irelain-on-carl)on-steeI to the Capitol. She hopes to address service clubs and courage her, but frankly I think my fill the cart, he's down the aisle Now, my mother, whom 1 frequent­ he directed by Betty eookitiK utensils hy West Hend. Muriel first started her course in Travel various community organizations in an ef­ friend should count her blessings. A looking for handouts. Last week he ly turn to for the last word of a sub­ Spalla, who is currently Tour Escort Course after discussing it with fort to get legislation enact'ed allowing penny for the gum machine is kid ate so many pieces of free pizza, that ject says that there’s only one proper directing "Wait Until Fred Ramey, director of business and Americans to escort tours in foreign coun­ stuff. Just wait till she goes to the out of embarrassment, I bought one way for a woman to go shop­ Dark' for The Little careers at Manchester Community College. tries as well as here. supermarket with teen-agers. from the demonstrator. ping...and that’s ALONE. Theatre of Manchester. J. WEBER OUTDOOR She has been conducting her course there “The more interest we have, the harder Our teen-agers, in an effort to help, Our teen-age daughters are par­ She also says, that though her heart She has performed in and GRILL. Family-size grill for two years and also taught at Middlesex we can clout them in Washington and make goes out to the woman with toddlers, with giant baked enamel run around the store picking up all ticularly interested in the cosmetics directed such area shows Community College. them aware of the need for equal employ­ department. They're not satisfied and she feels for the woman with lire Ik)w 1 and domed lid, the things they think we need like as "The Lion in Winter,” Her program is copyrighted and she says ment opportunities for Americans,” she root beer, potato chips, candy bars, with ordinary store-brand products. teen-agers, you really have nothing wheels and safety concluded. "Maine." and "'And Miss ash-catcher. and strawberry-flavored drinking For example, their favorite shampoo to complain about....until you've Reardon Drinks a Little.” --J straws. Sometimes at the check-out is a special blend of exotic herbal es­ been to the supermarket with a She has also been 3 counter I have to reject half the stuff sences that makes her hair smell like retired husband and his hand producing director of the in my cart. Other times I'm so tired. a mountain pool. calculator. renow i. oil E n co re Playhiius'.' at Mount Snow, Vermont, for the past four yi'ars. 7 ^ "Cuckoo's Nest" will be nuts give it such a rich taste and the presented July 1-4 and July Jim Costello toured Europe with a celery a natural crispness. 8-11. For additional infor­ friend for five months before he real­ mation, call Manchester ly got into serious cooking. Celery-Cashew Loaf Community College, 646- The 24-year-old college graduate, 2 ends from a fresh loaf of whole K. WEST BEND COMBINATION. Another double! |, : Your neighbor’s 4!I00. extension 371. although not a vegetarian, has really wheat bread, crumbled I. SHELTON WET/DRY JE T VAC. Powerful 8-cup Flo Drip coffee maker and 6-quart SIo Cooker jfive 2 made strides in cooking vegetable wet or dry cleaner works when other vacs kitchen beauty and convenience. 1% cups whole wheat bread This printing test pattern is won’t—converts to blower, goes indoors and out. dishes. kitchen crumbs part of ' rhe Herald quality con­ Jim, who lives with his parents, 2'/i cups milk trol program in order to give Mr, and John J. Costello of 378 Sum­ ^ R yder 1 cup chopped raw cashews you one of the finest mit St., toured through Spain, Italy 1 Vz cups chopped celery newspapers in the nation. and Morocco with a friend. Jack 3 eggs well-beaten instalment loan, you’ll also receive your free gift—delivered Ryan, also of Manchester. 3 tbs. melted butter HERE’S HOW. See the loan people at your nearest Hartford Before graduating from the IVz tbs. onion, chopped National office and apply for the money you need. While you’re right to your home (limit one gift per customer). Now’s the time University of Connecticut in 1975 to Morocco (just like Bob and Bing) “One family I know grows their own Pinch of salt and a dash of pepper 8 c f i there, look over the big gift selection. A^en you receive~your for action—while this great offer lasts! with a B.A. degree in English, Jim and he viewed the Sahara Desert and vegetables and even have goats for Mix everything together. Let stand used to do the cooking for himself rode a camel, milk,” he added. as oven preheats to 350 degrees. Pour and seven of his college friends, After a ^^sit back home Jim and Jim, who is going to be producing a into IVz quart glass baking dish, “We had a little commune and Dave Cormier, a former classmate five-minute skit for independent greased. Bake covered for 20 everybody helped out with the work. at East Catholic High School, went to cable television with Jay April, minutes, then uncover and bake i s i HARTFORD NATIONAL I never liked the housework, so took San Francisco where they tasted the would like to work with the Judical about 60 minutes longer or until in­ over the task of cooking meals. savory delicacies of oriental food in branch of the State of Connecticut, or serted knife comes out clean. “Some of the fellows had been Chinatown. with handicapped people, possibly at Chri'sr .Sain'i' (The Favorite Person) BANK cooking rice and soy beans, but Jim, who enjoys developing new Mansfield Training School. 2 tbs. flour m o t h e r s , everything was very bland. 1 tried to recipes, gets some of the hard-to-find A good-looking young man, with a 2 cups milk make something that would taste ingredients from a health food store ready smile, Jim has added 2 tbs. butter pim 40 T u n ot Uno«coMM Sw yIco good and still be vegetable," he said. in Vermont. variations to a recipe for Celery- Ve cup grated Cheddar cheese Open 24 Hours Dally Jim enjoys meat dishes and says he “Some of my friends have formed Cashew Loaf which he likes to serve Melt butter. Add flour, salt and FOR EMERGCNCY SERVICE never was too interested in seafood a little co-op of about 25-30 people and with a Cheese Sauce. pepper and stir until well-blended, until he went to Europe. they all order ingredients they need “ It is served as a substitute Add milk slowly, stirring constantly “In Spain we had paella, which is and split the cost,” he said. meatloaf accompanied by other to insure smoothness. Bring to a boil M@bil rice and mussels and clams and a “Most ot the vegetarians 1 know vegetables," he said. and simmer for two minutes. Add HEATING OILS variety of other ingredients. Since are vegetarians because they are Incidently, I had a slice of his cheese and stir. Remove from lieat (Herald photo by Pinto) I’ve been home I’ve made it for the against ail kinds of food additives and Celery-Cashew Loaf right out of the and stir until smooth and thick. Serve Jim Costello takes a steaming Celery-Cashew Loaf from the oven , OIL BURNER & family,” he said, chefnicals used in pre' -ving foods,” oven and it is delicious. The cashew hot over Celery-Cashew Loaf. HEATING INSTALLATION Jim’s travels took him on the road Jim said. which will be served with a tasty cheese sauce. i ______-J 643-5135 >1S Center St. Mar\chesler PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28. 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Problems of black children Vernon woman named Manchester woman topic of May 5 seminar^ Business bank branch manager joins CML division

Judith Hunter of Vernon has been elected an officer of Claire I. Smith of Manchester has joined the compensa­ What special problems are faced of Hartford, will summarize the one- the Mechanics Savings Bank, Hartford, and she has been tion and business planning division of Connecticut Mutual by black children growing up in day seminar following the named manager of the bank’s new office at Bishops Life Insurance Co,, Hartford, as a franchise reviewer. America, where policy making and workshops. Jobless claims down Corner, Crossroads Plaza, West Hartford. A graduate of Manchester High School and Upsala attitudes are largely controlled by The one-day seminar is part of the College, she received a certificate last fall from Adelphi whites who are often antagonistic or year-round program of Catholic Unemployment compensation claims filed in Miss Hunter has been employed by Mechanics for 15 Manchester dropped 12.8 per cent to a weekly average of University’s paralegal program. She lives at 24 Bigelow indifferent to the needs of Blacks. Family Services’ Family Life Educa­ years and has progressed from teller through a number St. This and many other questions will tion Program to improve understan­ 4,142 in the two-week period ending April 17, the state of supervisory-level positions to her most recent post as Labor Department reported Friday. be discussed by James P. Comer, ding and relationships between fami­ assistant branch manager. She is the bank’s first woman In the previous two-week period, which ended April 3, M.D., keynote speaker at a one-day ly members of all races, religions branch manager. Service milestones and from all walks of life. “Sound local claims had jumped by 8.3 per cent to a weekly, seminar and workshop session spon­ average of 4,749. sored by the Family Life Education family life makes for better families, Miss Hunter is a graduate of Manchester High School Two Manchester residents have noted service In the latest reporting period, the statewide claim total Committee of Catholic Family Ser­ better communities, and improved and is the daughter of Francis and Esther Hunter of 340 milestones at the Hamilton Standard Division of United was down 5,8 per cent Ho a weekly average of 128,322. Technologies Corp. vices, on Wednesday, May 5,10 a.m. society for all,” said Mrs. Rosalind Oakland St., Manchester. to 3:30 p.m., at Centinel Hill Hall, Moore, chairman, and a psychiatric Joseph J. Graven of Hamilton’s inspection department noted 30 years with the company, and Philip J. Sullivan of Main St., Hartford. worker at the Institute of Living, Juflilh llunler She is a past vestry member of St. John’s Episcopal (!lairi‘ Siiiilh Dr. Comer is a professor of psy­ Hartford. Company honored the firm’s aircraft systems department noted 35 years of Church, Vernon. service. chiatry at the Yale University Child Committee Members of CFS’ Vernon Mold & Tool Inc. of Rockville is among 13 Study Center. He is the author of the Family Life Education Program Connecticut companies honored for their outstanding ac­ book, “Black Child Care, How To are: Mrs. Adeline Crabtree, of the cident prevention records by the Connecticut Business Bring Up A Healthy Black Child in Connecticut Health Department; and Industry Association Service Corp. WRh this coupon and a $7.50 purchaM. With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. With this coupon With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. America: A Guide To Emotional and Barbara Elliott of Connecticut Child Plaques were awarded to company representatives at a Stop & Shop and a $7.50 purchase. Psychological Development.” and Youth Services; Alison Feaster lutfcheon in Hartford recently. Fleisditnanrfs BuniUeBee Following his "keynote address, of the Hartford Headstart Program; About 135 companies throughout the state participate M ilk Corn Oil N a W s c p ^ ^ i* beginning at 10:30 a.m.. Dr. Comer Harry Hartie of the Hartford Board in the accident prevention plan, which aims to keep CBIA Margarine will answer questions for the of Education; Mrs. Catherine members’ insurance costs low. 20 quart ^ ^ ^ 19 PremhimXflrB 1 lb. pkg. 3 9 ^ T i i u 3 9 «| Jenkins of Connecticut Central Life package 2 7 3 5 Margarine, audience. 2751 g SaWneSifflS^7i|i 6V2 0Z. can Four workshop sessions dealing Insurance; Robert Pernell of the • Good Mon, Apr 26*Sal. Miy I Lm i on* pkg ptr oitlantr Good Mon, Apr 2ft-Sat. May t Unit orw pkg par cuttomtr ?^ G oodM on. Apr, 2 6 - ^ , Mty 1 Umii on* box pot cutiomot 5 — - with youth services, child health Hartford Human Relations Commis­ Completes course development, the educational dilem­ sion; Ms. Carrie Roberts, Project Frederick M. Gaal of 77 Cambridge St., Manchester, ma and growing up within the family Headstart, and Ms. Roz Swift of (Herald photo by Dunn) the local representative for Mutual of Omaha and United unit — are scheduled for the after­ Hartford. James A. Gobes, board of Omaha, has completed a comprehensive insurance VAi'ij’i/imVii'fi’ii'f/fi this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. noon program from 1 p.m.-3 p.m. president of CFS is an’ ex-officio Patients host party for ECHS students course at the National Sales Training Center in . — With this coupon and With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. ^ purchase. Arthur Johnson, executive director. member and Ms. Pearl M. Hill is the Dixie Eigle and Charlie Murphy dance to the music of Chuck Pittsburgh, Pa. MimiteMiid Human Relations Commission, City program coodinator with CFS. Gaal is associated with the William Cooney Division skipm I Cold Power Skoog, second from left,,and his hit record stereo selections as Office, a general agency for Mutual and United, in Orange Juke D etergent patients of Crestfield Convalescent Home and Fenwood hosted a Wethersfield. Stops Shop a Peanut Butter^ 85 years young Non-Dairy gal. carton Creamy or Laundry party for East Catholic High School students. Students have from concentrate Frozen-32 oz. ctn. Super Chunk-28 oz. jar |19 49 ounce William McSweeney of 26 Elm Terrace receives a gift from his emtertained patients on various occasions. A special luncheon for Sold in our dairy dept Rogers licensed 2771 ^2763 _ ___ Good Mon. Aor 26- 0 7 O 3 - S box ^2741 Miy I Umn ono ctn p«r cuslonwt S«t. Miy 1 Limit on«i»f par cuslomor r fc 8 9 sister-in-law, Mrs. Mae Griffin, on the occasion of his 85th . Good Mon Apr 26*StT Miy I Limi on* box pit cuitomir Servicemen this “turnabout” party was prepared by Kenwood’s staff. Tom Bay State Abrasives division of Dresser Industries has w m uy tJUjjjjJALMJ.! iMt»W tJ-V i_Ly 1^1^ H1; t^iy ^ y y birthday. The event was celebrated by about. 60 friends and Dellaripa, at left, and Mike Walsh, head of the ECHS Student licensed the Rogers Corp. to use its technology in the ^liliii!!ii)(J()6l)0iJll()li®illj||¥liTO relatives at Willie’s Steak House. McSweeney is one of two Council committee, standing, talk over the musical selectibns. compounding and molding of linear aromatic plymers, ■A known survivors from Manchester who were drafted and served Mrs. Barbara Larson, recreation director was in charge- excepting abrasive products. (mmnmtiddfi ^ _ With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. ^ With this coupon and a $7.50 purchase. ^ ^ ifiiii iiiia w u ^ii arru a «r putciidse vviui uub ulupuri diiu d 9i .ou puiuiase. in World War I. He served as a Manchester policeman and later Capt. Timothy J. Greszko, son of previously served at MacDill AFB, The license allows Rogers to add a product which com­ for the Manchester Post Office for 30 years, both as a letter Mr. and Mrs. John Greszko of 29 Fla. plements its current lines. He attended Rockville High School. carrier and a parcel post truck driver. (Herald photo by Dunn) Falknor Dr., recently was graduated Births S ave 2 5 I cr. I c=>£ S ave 1 5 " S a v e 7 5 ‘ S a i^ 4 T from the 80th Basic Class of the Quarterly reports Johnson & Johnson I V2 Gallon Jug of Judge Advocate General School, U.S. » Ice Cream l Kleenex s Stops Shop Bleach Veeder Industries Inc. of Hartford has reported first =1 Stops Shop Vz Gallon Ctn. j ■Si Army in Charlottesville, Va. Airman Michael Boettcher, son of I Facial Tissue I Baby Shampoo s With Ihe purchase of ’ i Gallon container of Stop & Many, Emily Jean, daughter of tocha of Coventry. He was born April quarter net sales of about $24.4 million, up from $20.6 z 200 count 2 ply box 2 7 9 1 = Shop Liquid Cold Wafer Laundry Detergent 2 8 2 ' Mr. and Mrs. William J. Boettcher of ^ Assorted Flavors 284= 11 ounce bottle 280= Richard W. and Betsy Erickson Hany 23 at Rockville General Hospital. His . million in the first three months of 1976. Income for the * Good Mon Apr 26-S al. May I Liml om box pircuslomit : Good Mon. Apt 26-S al. May t Ltml orx bottla pat cuttomtr : ~ Good Mon Apr 26-S a l. May I Lanil one jug par cuWomar He is a cum laude graduate of 134 Highwood Dr., has been selected first quarter was $1.17 per share, compared to 71 cents ^1 i,f t.Ly M >fii i; H y u y i^i n m uy yji y WVW V V V V ’ S X S 9 i'^'WVV'.’yVVVV'M'VVVW'M'VVVW/VVi'VVV'StO of 14 Raisch Dr., Tolland. She was maternal grandparents are Mr. and ...... ll|l|ill':§iopT Nortlieastern University and Suffolk tor technical training in the U.S. Air per share a year ago. The company said gasoline pump t TnnihilHI(l|)(||ll|(|llll®|lllill|lll|®l)|l|llli(il|(k^ Law School. Capt. Greszko was ad­ born April 21 at Rockville General Mrs. Robert MacDonald of Vernon. Force weather services field at rebuilding and conversion of gasoline stations to self- mitted to the Massachusetts Bar in Hospital. Her maternal grandparents His paternal grandparents are Mr. Chanute AFB, 111. are Dr. and Mrs. George C. Erickson service contributed significantly to the gains. December 1975. He is also a member and Mrs. Leonard Lentocha of wnn this coupon and a S7 50 purchase. The Stanley Works of New Britain has reported record of the Bar of the United States Court He recently completed basic of South Yarmouth, Mass., formerly Rockville. He has two brothers, Todd first quarter earnings of $5,992,000 ( 76 cents per share), of Military Appeals, the American training at Lackland AFB, Tex. Air­ of Tolland. 6 and Christopher 2; and a sister, man Boettcher is a 1973 graduate of Nicole 3. compared to a loss of $42,000 in the first quarter of 1975. S a i^ 2 S* S a ^ j u r b Save 2 5 " Bar Association, and is certified by I Sarine2 5 " I : on 5 cans First quarter sales were $128.8 million, compared to In our bakery dept. ? the Judge Advocate General of the Bowie (Md.) High School. Lcnloclia, Timulhy James, son of 1 Stops Shop £ Raymond and Linda MacDonald Len- $107.2 million a year ago. The company said all product JohiVs Pizza iFriski^IkgFood Army to serve as counsel in general groups contributed to the increases, but hand tools I ^]ile or Lemon! u court martials. := Stops Shop I \ Cheese or Sausage 1^ (BabyPewderi registered the greatest gains. 1 Dinners Chopped LivBr. n -ro I r i e 22 ounce package 285| ; 14 ounce package 283 fe 5 14 ounce container 2 8 1 s E Ijver & Bacon or Meat Slew UW oz cans 2 7 8 . . I Good Mon Apr 26-S«t May 1 Lima on* pkg p«r customor S -Good Mon Apr 26-Sal May t lima one pkg ptrcuiiom ir > — ■ 2 Good Mon Aft 26-S at.M ayt Umaonacont 0|t cuttomac > — ZGoodMon Apr 26-S al. May 1 Limrt Searn par customar Capt. Greszko is married to the . ^vvwvvvyyv^'vvyvvyvvMvvyyv^'^'vv^'v■’',' aoc , Tv(ryvy'.'vyvvvyvvvyyv',wv';vyyvy'.''.'V'.'',"acoe :K^''.WVVVV7';VVWVVVVJ^VW-VWMVVyvV’''.'’StC former Karen Blake of Manchester. Investing classes iM3iiMiiii,iiiiihiiiiiiii(jf|fini|(|fii^^ S 3 |M2eriiiililiiliniinillliilifir¥|(|(|ij|jp|iii(|||()|)||||||j)()|§»6» They are now stationed at the Old The fundamentals of investing will be examined in a Ironside Law Center in Nurenberg, new eight-session course next month at the University of Germany. Sal* April 29 - May 1 Connecticut, West Hartford. The course is titled “The cumbeplam/ farm s' Financial Roundtable,” Classes will meet Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 100 Asylum Ave , West Hartford, starting May 5. When you add it up. you Registration information is available from the Office of U. S. Air Force Sgt. John S. Non-Credit Extension, Box U-56RE, University of Billings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. 06268. R. Billings of 9 Dailey Circle, Rockville, has arrived for duty at Return to profits Shemya AFB, Alaska. save over 5®® w ith these Sgt. Billings, a refrigeration and Hartford National Corp., parent firm of Hartford air conditioning specialist with a unit Gallon National Bank and Trust Co., returned to profitability in euatmasi Ama‘ the first quarter of 1976 with income before securities of the Alaskan Air Command, transactions of $900,000 ( 32 cents per share), the com­ pany said. vahiaMe coupons! The comparable figure for 1975 was $2,349,000 (84 cents per share,) The corporation had posted losses in the third W eeks April 2 4 -May 1 16 extra-value coupons and great specials on Boneless Chuck Roast, "Simply Nassiff Photo and fourth quarters of 1975 because, it said, of a Super’’ Ground Beef and U.S. Grade "A" White Gem Chickens are just the begin­ Writedown of investments of a real estate investment SU PER SEAL SOoz ning of what’s good at Stop & Shop this week. Because every item here is a special 50th anniversary FRUIT trust and establishment of additional reserves. value. That’s the way we do things around here. Engaged Income after securities transactions was $919,000 ( 33 cents per share), compared to $2,294,000 ( 82 cents per fo o d share) a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Guesks were present from Boneless Beef Hurlburt of 20 Village St. celebrated Cheshire, Rockville, Enfield, Bolton, Hartford National Bank and Trust’s first quarter in­ sa v er their 50th wedding anniversary April Coventry, Bristol and Maine. come was a gain from the fourth quarter of 1975 but 24 at a party at the Zipser Club in Mr. and Mrs. Hurlburt were didn’t match record results of 1975’s first quarter. ia r Manchester. married April 28, 1926 at Concordia n j Fresh Hosting the party were the couple’s Lutheran Church in Manchester. ClnicklUKist three children Mr. and Mrs. John They have 15 grandchildren and While 1500 last When you spend dollars in each store Tobias of Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. three great-grandchildren. 39 for beef, make sure you B r a c r o h *1 With a $7.50 purchase: our reg. .00 Chester Hurlburt of Rockville, and The Hurlburts are planning a trip in get U.S.D.A. Choice Stop Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hurlburt of May to visit relatives in Salisbury, sShop ’’Great Beef’’ ... California Manchester. Pa. Delicious foods Great eating! Extra Large euaibamai from our deli ! Bunch farms. Available m aiorea featuring a service deb 8 9 Cube Steak (Beef Chuck) 49 Domestic Chuck Stewing Beef Sno-White ^ k d H a m Our own Great Beef M ushroom s College note Sliced to order Short Ribs of Beef -Slice and add Perfect for your Half to salads. , i ib. pkg. Bread buffet. Pound 8I 9 20 oz< leaves Smokad Sumrriar California Navel Mrs. Linda R. Garceau of 68 Mrs. Garceau is a part-time lec­ Swift’s Sausage pim ply Super uniformly gooci every time. Leland Dr., was one of four turer in data processing at Honey Loaf O'Po'Roast Loai s.«, j gge Oranges 1811 Manchester Community College. She recipients of a Center Scholar Award Imported Swiss Cheese «"*•" ? 89' Florida Fern Plant at the awards banquet of the Univer­ is a candidate at the UofH for a Stops Shop Bagels 65' sity of Hartford Center for the Study m aster of science degree in (^ o u n d B e e f of Professional Accounting. professional accounting at com­ The engagement of Miss Donna 'Simply Super regular ground beef contains not Serve yourself deli specials The award, a trophy, is given tor mencement May 30. She and her hus­ Leigh Sandall to Mark F. Williams, White Gem-Roasted more than 28% of fat. academic excellence, along with par­ band, Albert A. Garceau, have a both of Manchester, has been an­ Simply super ground beef is lean, ticipation in school, community and young daughter. nounced by her parents, Mr. and ilio t D o g s Tnikey Breast fresh, juicy and flavorful every time! business programs. Mrs. Robert J. Sandall Jr. of 114 . Stop & Shop ^ Hollister St. stretch your budget _____a ______79 with (his value. ^ Mr. Williams is the son of Mr. and -Vacuum packed - ■I P^<9- Mrs. Raymond J. Williams of 338 Stop & Shop Sun Glory Bacon Skted pkg *1^^ Woodbridge St. Honey Glazed Ham Deadline for poster The bride-elect was graduated in ? 69* water Sliced Cold Cuts « 39* added lb 1972 from Manchester High School Potato Salad r 39* Hsun Steaks Bok), P&P, Olive or Polish Style Loal and in 1976 from the Universiiy of Stuffed Peppers S' *1.19 Faces light up when you bring in this lean tender ham to the table. Beef or Mild Franks »» 89* contest is Saturday Connecticut. Merit Tenderlinks" « 69* •Meat texluredveg.protein4isolaiedprolempfoduct. Her fiance was graduated in 1970 Tasty treats from our kitchen from Manchester High School and in N ep cq The latest, greatest gift idea especially for W hite Gem USaGrade A Beef Franks » KTOkwurs, (us *1 ” The Greater Hartford" Arts Sizes 9 inches by 9 inches to 24 inches Mom! Now she can proudly wear the Festival Poster Contest is currently by 24 inches (square format) 1974 from Eastern Nazarene College, initials of her children or Greek Style Midget Bologna “ saum S ”, '»°g' *1 under way. The rewards: All winners’ entries Quincy, Mass, where he received a CHEESE loved ones as a stunning Our fish Is a value, tool The 1976 Greater Hartford Civic & will be displayed at the festival. All B.A. degree. He is currently atten­ necklace. The 14 karat gold white Ameri Initials are available set Arts Festival will be held June 4 winners will receive two tickets to ding the evening division at the Rke Pudding University of Connecticut Law with a diamond or a birth- IC3ud(eiis through June 13. the exclusive Festival Preview. First 12ez. pkg. stone, or plain. Whichever Turbot Fillets School. He is employed at Aetna Life BEEF FRANKS M.09 iib P k g . ^ Whole 2V2-3 lbs. ( Frozer, The grand prize poster will be prize in each class wins $100 Savings she prefers, it's the Fry or bake using your reproduced on Heublein's 14-foot by Bond. Grand prize winner chosen and Casualty. slices perfect "gift. • Absolutely delicious. Meaty, tender The cquple is planning an August 21 AOC favorite recipe. 48-foot billboard on 1-84 and used all from fir.st place winners will be used C f t and delicious. 8 9 Com King Nepco by wedding at South United Methodist gotham gold Fresh Cheese Pizza L" 49* Fish & Chips *r’ over the area as the official poster to for official announcement posters Cut-up or Split announce the festival. and on lleublein billboard. Church in Manchester. Delmonico Potatoes 69* r Cooked Shrimp *2” BOLOGNA Whole Of 3 9 Entry classes are: A, ages 12-18; Entries should be mailed to: Meat Lasagna 'i;* 89* 59S Shrimp B, over 18, amateur; and C, over 18, Greater Hartford Arts Festival, P.O. Breasts Split 89£ Chicken Wings P»ta» allaciiva Mon Api 26- Sat. May 1 In laanatt lo t l ou> cuttomari wa tatarva lha tgw b kma laH i lo nvaa packagai ol vty rtam aicipt wtuta olharwita noiad hami oSatad to tala rwi avaiiabia r ctia ton » » omi' raiak daeart m whoiauW'i Bakt<> pncai aHaciv# Mon *Copyn« 1976 try Slop ft Shop professional in graphic arts. Box 956, Hartford, or delivered to 101 SALAMI S 69' Supermanma An^jtaa raaarvad ______The poster must include the words SUOOR Kinsey St., Hartford between 9 a.m. PEPSI 64 ez. bettle 690 Read the “BRIGHT ONIE^ "Greater Hartford Arts Festival and 5 p.m. Friday or Saturday. En­ ( 917 Main St., Mancheatar June 4-13.” and festival logo. tries must be received by 8 p.m., (.Manchester Evening Heral^ VARIEIY PACK ”* M.29 nts. 83 i 30 Vernon Circle We reserve the right to limit quantities 14 Kt. yellow or white gold. 263 Middle Turnpike West Ctiarler Oak Mall 8:00 8.M. Maximum three colors and white. Saturday. STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER Men.-Sat. 8 a.m. ■ 10 p.m. • EAST HARTFORD Silver Lane S Forest St. to Midnight Mon.-Sat. • VERNON 8d)0 a.m. l0:30 p.m., Mon-Sil PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 28, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE

A S p FOR YOUR SHOPPING 4"* lira Grand Opening! CONVENIENCE ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY BURR CORNERS SH0PPIN6 CENTER^ OPEN DAILY Each of theae advertlaed Itema la re­ quired to bo readily available for aale at Each of theae advertised Items Is re­ or below the advertlaed price In the A&P WE GLADLY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY quired to be readily available for sale at ato/e, 1135 Tolland Turnpike, Manchea- REDEEM or below the advertised price in each ter. FOOD STAMPS 0 A.M. TILL 10:30 P.M. A&P store, except as specifically noted Manchester, Conn In this ad. ; CUT FOR SCALLOPINI GOME VISIT Oim MW BEM ITm MODERN STORES WITH -RISU TO MSU” SAVINGS COME SEE! COME SAVE! 1135 TOLLAND TUBMPIKE {ADJACENT TO CALDORS) FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Chicken (EITHER SIDE) OR SUPER BUY Legs _ M _ 14-17 LBS. THIGHS & DRUMSTICKS « 69? lb. VEAL SHOULDER-ROLLED CHICKEN CUTLETS Boneless Veal Roasts "WILL CUSTOM CUT I TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS 2 9 FREE OF CHARGE" lb. ITALIAN FESTIVAL DELI FEATURES! FFROZEM ^ STORE SLICED Calamarl Carando 99 Carando BDNELESS BEEF RDUND FREEFRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED COMBINATION PACK Squid lb. Capacola . 6 9 ^ CARANDO FROZEN OdiAiillll Dressed Genoa Hard Tip Bonnd T B Pork Whiting lb. Salami . . 5 9 * Salami . . 5 5 * FROZEN CARANDO ITALIAN HAM Steaks Chicken Chops Dressed Cboked Carando CDNTAINS: Smelts Salami . 7 9 ^ CONTAINS 7 CENTER AND ONLY 3 END CHOPS liXUpu'tto . . 7 5 * 3 BREAST QTRS. FROZEN-READYTO EAT STORE SLICED c i M i i r 4 9 3 LEG QTRS. Cooked 99 Carando Dandy 3 NECKS 9 9 ? WINGS SLangostinos ^ o rta d e lla s O o a f lb. 3 SETS OF GIBLETS

ITALIAN FESTIVALI ITALIAN STYLE GOLDEN RIPE PRICES REDUCED ON THESE ITEMS TO HELP m m r / Montini r QUARTERS Yellow NEW EVERYDAY LOW PRICE Blue Bonnet Tomatoes 59 FOR PORK SKIPPY-CREAMY OR CHUNKY GREEN GIANT Bananas Shake’N Bake 'S."37' Peanut Butter i r 8 8 ^ Le Sueur Peas 'LY47< Margarine ITALIAN - SALAD FOR YOUR IAKIN6 NEEDS CAMPBELL'S HOME S H L E NESTLE 5 $ioo 12oz. $119 Pillsbury Flour i!78* Pork & Beans 39< Jumbo Morsels Pk| I Margarine Ken’S FOR YOUR LAUNDRY NEEDS FOR SALADS OR COOKING FOR YOUR PANCAKES 2 ,\ :8 9 ^ i .,.QA i « « $ 1 2 . FiRMRED Cheer I t ” * 1 “ Wesson Oil ”»“ '9 5 * Vermont Maid Syrup U-&bNhYBh()bK 2 NEWBORN FRANCO AMERICAN Dressing ^ ‘ ‘ FOR BAKING Vine Ripe 30ct. $ 1 7 8 Pampei pb|. I Spaghetti-O’s ”-"39* Crisco Shortening ':.6 9 < Medium White MEATLESS-SPAGHETTI LAYER CAKE MIXES ALL VARIETIESVARIETIES TOODLEN NISHTIME CHICKEN KNAFT I2ct. $ 1 3 8 Tomatoes Kimbles Diapers Rb| I Underwood Spread “»“ 57* Macaroni Dinner 'i"-29' Eflgs Betty „ , | OVENNITE cirtoi I'/zOZ. ALL FLAVORS TOMATO pKg- Kimbles Diapers 'i,“ * 1 ” 46 02. 44« Q fO N 4 9 f Crocker « Hi-C Fruit Drinks cm Heinz Ketchup 59* d O ZN WHITE ANOEL FOOD CAKE MIX DINTY MOORE TOP QUALITY FRESH FIRM SW ^T Betty Crocker '/ f R R ’ Beef Stew 78* Hellmann’s Mayonnaise ¥ ' 9 9 * BATHROOM WILD ILUEBERRY MUFFIN MIX Green CHEESE - FROZEN BEEF. GOURMET, LIVER. TUNA SALAD DRESSING Duncan Hines 'i;,''6 9 * Purina Tender Vittles i r 5 9 * Kraft Miracle Whip ¥ 9 7 * Waldorf DARK FUDOE. WHITE. YEUOW Peppers Buitoni ASSORTED.DECORATOR DOG FOOD Jiffy Cake Mix 1“ 25< Viva Towels 'r48* Purina Dog Chow , J J . $ 2 4 9 Tissues JIFFY Pizza FLAVORFUL BATHROOM lOOct. $ 1 2 9 S 0 0 E I . R Q 0 NEW DRYDEE Fudge Brownie Mix Tetley Tea Bags Pk| I Charmin Tissue 7 79* 4 9 ? JIFFY FOR YOUR LAUNDRY NEEDS GENERAL MILLS rolls W W LONG FIRM GREEN 4 9 iz .$ 1 3 5 4 Overnight White Frosting Mix 'i,“'29< Cold Power Detergent bix I ¥ 7 8 * MISK-"FLO-YHRU” JIFFY Cheerios Cereal FOR YOUR LAUNDRY HERSHEY Fresh It 8 9 ^ 32 6Z. $ 1 2 9 16 oz. U p t o n Diapers Pie Crust Mix ; t 2 5 < All Liquid Detergent cti. I CIO 39* Upton WITH MEAT OH MUSHROOM Chocolate Syrup FOR CLEANER CLOTHES FOR YOUR LAUNDRY Cucumbers » . | 0 9 9 ta a b a g i ALL POPULAR FLAVORS Glue Spaghetti Sauce 1 “ 8 8 » Era Liquid Detergent '5.“-69‘ Tea Bags % AHHPAOE Concentrated All FOR ALL TOUR ClEANINfi YOUNG « TENDER Cott ^ Tomato Sauce cii I w , Spic & Span Del Monte Peas cai 3 4 9 ^ DO MACARONI M o n s DELICIOUS YOUNG i 0 0 pl9 9 * Soda 4 flonzoni Lasagna 59< Apple Juice “”i» 48* Green Giant Peas 35*

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SUPERMARKETS CORNET DELMONTE SHOPRITE ^ IVORY PINEAPPLE ORANGE iPrince Fin ast Chock Fulll TOILET TISSUE OR REGULAR SPAGHETTI SOAP Bleach O’ Nuts PKG OF 8 ROLLS OR PINK PINEAPPLE No. 8, No. 9 and No. 35 PERSONAL SIZE Coffee GRAPEFRUIT 1 Itoberl .Shell 46oz. 4 B A R AA $•119 PKG Manager CANS 3 9 ^ 1 3 - ^ 1 |0 Robert Shea, son of Mr. L J and Mrs. Robert Shea of 76 Edmund St., Manchester, ELECTRAPERK. REGULAR. CHIP ANU A.D.C. MAXWELL HOUSE PRINCE SPAGHETTI SAUCES has been appointed Wiscon­ B&M BAKED BEANS 2807 69c CALGON BATH OIL BEADS ALL VARIETIES sin state manager for the PILLSBURY PIE CRUST 3/$1.00 KEN L r a t io n b u r g e r s SANKA REGULAR PILLSBURY SWIRL CAKES Arrow Saies Co., a division YELLOWrOEVIL'S FOOD/LEMONlWHITE/FUDOEr SPICE of Heublein Inc. of Hart­ SHOPRITE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4607 39c SPIC & SPAN w t $1.39 TASTER’S CHOICE SHOPRITE LAYER CAKE MIXES BOX 49c ford. gal SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE OT 49c SPIC&SPAN iLB 44c TASTER’S CHOICE DECAF MAZOLAOIL $4.89 Shea joined Heublein in CREAMY OR CHUNKY POPE BLENDED OIL SHOPRITE SHORTENING ILB QQ., 1972 as a representative for Spaghetti Sauce SHOPRITE PEANUT BUTTER 1807 69c WESSON OIL iGor 69c CAN the Venture Marketing Co. MARSHMALLOW FLUFF 7 $07 38c CALO CAT FOOD 76or 29c PUREX BLEACH SKINNERS RAISIN BRAN BOX 59c division. Later that year he became Rhode Island state Pope Tomato Puree ran., manager for Arrow. Shea served in the Air Force from 1965 to 1969 and Crushed Tomatoes nnas, was graduated from Cen­ AISLE AFTER AISLE OF PRICE REDUCTIONS! tral Connecticut State 10% Pure College in 1971 with a BS Pope Blended Oil Olive Oil degree in marketing. He, his wife Elizabeth and their three-year-old son live in Oconomowoc, Wis, MAXWELL HOUSE STARKIST M o r e Finest Values! SOLID WHITE CNP elects Seven Seas"” ; .. 'I,r59* COFFEE WHITE TUNA Olive Oil Imported ■ ...... ct6.49 town man REG., DRIP, A.D.C. & ELECTRAPERK QT JA R TUNA SOLID PACK Bread Crumbs Progresso . ctn,37* John Long of 710 W. Mid­ IN OIL OR WATER Progresso o“ i5 m S p . .. «“39* dle Tpke., Manchester, has been elected president of Tomato Pasteimpred5 ca°s1.00 Underblade Steak 97! 1-LB. the Connecticut News Applesauce Mott's...... jar 53* 7 0 Z 7oz. Photographers Associa­ O L ' i r \ r v \ / 28oz4 O A O i \ l | J ^ / y Peanut Butter • • . • jar I $159 tio n . Long, a s ta ff Beef Chuck Roast' ir ifr’ 97! CAN CAN CAN photographer for the Hart­ Wish-Bone French ^resslngs2 btls 89* ford Courant, succeeds Red Salmon Medium c?n1.89 5 9 < ^ Peter Maronn of the Shoulder Steak 1 ^ Libby's • ■ • 99 Bristol Press. Sauerkraut 3 cans 89* INSTANT Long, nearly a lifelong CHOCK FULL O’ NUTS COFFEE SHOPRITE CHUNK WHITE TUNA c?,; 49c Sunrise Fresh Dairy Vaiues! Beef Rib Steak (Boneless Rib Eye Steak 2.87 ib) 1 SHOPRITE SEEDLESS RAISINS box 59c NESCAFE so, $1.78 resident of Manchester, is MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT SANKA INSTANT .. $2.89 a graduate of local schools. AJAX CLEANSER I'a" 3/89c PALMOLIVE DISH DETERGENT $1.39 He is a graduate of St. DOW BATHROOM CLEANER m $1.19 AJAX LIQUID DISH DETERGENT 69c YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE DELMONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL i'xN 39c Thomas Sem inary in M argarine Ground S e alte st FANTASTIK REFILL bu 79c SHOPRITE INSTANT COFFEE SHOPRITE FRUIT COCKTAIL 49c Bloomlicld and of Catholic SHOPRITE COFFEE-REGULAR ,lb$1.39 W HITE IN OIL OR W ATER YELLOW SLICED OR HALVES Universitv in Washington, B lu e l e o z AJAX WINDOW CLEANER S n 39c COLD POWER DETERGENT %*ox“ $1.99 VAN CAMP ALBACORE TUNA DELMONTE CLING PEACHES 49c D.C. Bonnet pkgs Ice Cream Chuck PACKED IN OIL OR W ATER Beef ChucK HILLS COFFEE, REGULAR ,lb$1.49 DIAL BATH SOAP-ALL COLORS b« s 3 /8 9 c STARKIST SOLID WHITE TUNA i6ot 69c He taught English and religion at Manchester's Orange Juice Mar... .gJ!77* All half East Catholic High School Flavors gal tor t.iree years before Sour Cream Sealtesl. . . . ctn 59^ 99« 7-Bone Steak 0 joining the Courant in 1972. Ricotta wS°Miik...... i n .89 He ,md his wife, Mary, Cheese Pizza John's...... pkg 79* or Roast have three children. For Your Health & Beauty! Center Cut lb NOW MORE THAN EVER - ShopRite SAVES YOU MORE Fried Chicken Banquet ■ ■ 2 pkg 1.99 Other CNP officers Beef for85 Stew “ sr 97* elected recently are Vice Aim Toothpaste___ Boil ’N BagAsloM^d.. . . 4 pVgH.OO Rib Roast . ib 1 .7 7 Preside.nl Robert Dwyer of Suave Shampoo___ 'b,fC7* T o rtellin iA n g y a...... pk°g99* Ib Vernon of WFSB-TV; r Skirt Steaks ... ,b1.37 Secretary Peter Hvizdak of Kaopectate Diarrhea ■ ... .r, 99* Spinachpinas,...... 5p°g°M.OO Q oi to o n A O d U o a y t ^ Hot or Sweet . . ,b1.27 SHOPRITE the New Haven Journal- Revlon C/xZv...... in .49 Buitoni Lasagne ■ ■ . . pkg 2a39 AMPERS WISK SHOP RITE Courier; and Treasurer Ellery Kington of Tolland Shrim p Scam pi asJI.. "?kg'1.39 D m A SO f"* to 6 tt}S Avg. W eight of the Hartford Times. Turkey 0 1 W C 1 9 S All White Meat 87! GARDEN DiAPERS LIQUID SUGAR SWEET PEAS Smoked Shoulders 59! OVERNIGHT Public 5 LB BAG 16oz. CANS M o r e Finast Meat Values! Mr. Dell Favorites!" Records Chicken Legs Fresh ■ . Asparagus B a k ^ d Freshly W iirraiily deed Chicken Breasts Fresh 4-QT. 1 ® ? Edith S, Forgelte to Ronnie California In-Store Bake Shop! and Gail Hunlev. properly at 12 Tender and S w iss Cheeseimporied. SIZE 161 Campfield ltd.. $33,000. Italian Bread...... 4 i°.'1.00 . Vb"9 9 * « $ » I s ^ Succulent Italian Hot H a m ... 4 $118 .Iiidgmeiit lien r i . 2 9 98 French Hard Rolls . . ■ ■ doz 69* Economy Electric Supply Spears of Genoa Salam i a c . . r i . 1 9 Inc. against Anthony R. Meek, Cinnamon ■ ■ ■ doz6 9 * Cake Donuts CREAMY OR CHUNKY to Congress St.. $1,477.22. Gourmet Available Only In Stores With In-Store Bake Shops P e p p e ro n i carando. .. r i . i 9 SHOPRITE SPAGHETTI lt“^_3/$1.00 SHOPRITE PEANUT BUTTER CLOROX SARAN JUMBO WRAP Marriage lieeiises ALL FLAVOBS _____ Goodness! a H a rd S a la m i carando,. ib1 . 9 9 BOX Q Q RAGU SPAGHETTI SAUCES to i. CAN 99c James Thomas Snedberg DIXIE BATHROOM REFILLS OF 200 SHOPRITE BLACK PEPPER Meat Street U.S.A. Values! GRAPE JELLY OR ORANQE MARMALADE GRAPE JELLY OR STRAWBERRY PRESERVES and Elsie Mae Towers, both Red Ripe-A Salad Favorite! M ortadellacarandos.. ib 1 . 2 9 SHOPRITE JELLY OR JAM Tn 69c SHOPRITE COLOSSAL OLIVES r ... mb3/$1 STRATFORD FARMS ""n 59c East Hartford, May 4. Italian-Sliced Thin 5 VARIETIES D a n d y LOafcarandos. . . ,b9 9 * BROIL-A-FOIL 49c COLLEGE INN CHICKEN BROTH'J',;5'4/89c James Edgar Mistretta, 112 Available Only In SloreS With Mr. Oeli Oepts 7 SEAS SALAD DRESSING 'n'fj 69c HAWAIIAN PUNCH RED School St., and Sandra Louise A ll FlAVOnS AND LOW SUQAA Veal Cutlets^^ ! DASH isru.$3.69 VANITY FAIR FACIAL TISSUE 39c UNCLE BEN’S RICE SS $2.99 Cromweil, 58 Cooper Hill St. ^Tomatoes 39^ Favorites From the Seven Seas! HAWAIIAN PUNCH Building perniils Baked Fresh the Finast Way Shoulder Chops Veal' . . tb1.57 IVORY FLAKES 2L6$1.39 SHOPRITE LASAGNA SHOPRITE GIANT OLIVES r ... can3/$1 Fred Calise. alterations for Rib Veal Chops...... io1.77 C r a b C l a w s S n l’ Frozen ib 1 . 7 9 BigDiy Roundnuunu Topi up ^ _• - Fresh - A Gourmet Treat! fruit and vegetable stand at stu ffe d Clamsi^Tg.'" ^ p V g '1 . 8 9 2.39-243 Main St., $1,500. Loin Veal Chops...... io1.87 MIDDLE TURNPIKE STORE OPEN 8:30 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. SPENCER ST. STORE OPEN MON.-FRI. 7 A.M.-MIDNIGHT SAT. 7A.M.-t0:30 P.M. Everett Murphy, sign at 35 C od Fillet ...... Legs or Rumps Veal' . . . tb1.47 Oak St., $175, Bread o ‘ir 1 Mushrooms i. 99* Vintage Homes, new G rapefruit'ffg".^r^z?.... 5 tor 1 . 0 0 dwelling at 476 Joan Circle, Bread “ ...... 2 ^89* ,$32,400. 587 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 214 SPENCER STREET English Muffins... Anjou Pears ...... 3 tb a 1 .0 0 40^cff H 12«cff H 25^cff H IS^cff nio^cffirral^ i Griese Custom Sign for All Purpose Frank's Supermarket, replace Lemon P ie ______pVg'49* Withthi8couponon(t)2 Ib fWilhIhlscouporlon(1) 13oz! With this coupon With this coupon I with thll coupon on 2 pkgi MANCHESTER on (1) 32 02 j sign at 725 E. Middle Tpke., Granny Smith Apples I 1 on (1) 16*4 02 u,. ,.,o. u. j Two Quart Sin j MANCHESTER Hamburg Rolls... 2 i n .0 0 M axw ell House | Pam Vegetable i Betty Crocker M iracle W hite { Kool-Ald J $1,500. Green Beans...... David J. Melody, swimming Italian Bread Fin.,t...... ,'01,149* Coffee J Spray Coating j Potato Buds Super Cleaner | Soft Drink M ix j pool at 90 Carriage Dr., $3,200. Purple Eggplant...... I Sugar SwMIanad J PRICES EFFECTIVE ONLY AT SHOP RITE STORES LISTED ABOVE Harold Parent for Lowell Grinder R o lls ...... '’l:“39* Valid April 25-May 1.1976 I Valid Aprilrll 2525-May-May 1.19761,1976 I Valid April 25-May 1,1976 i Valid April 25-May 1,1976 j Valid April 25-May 1.1976 | c m H-203 52 Waggoner, roofing at 96 Green Bakery Items Available Tues. thru Sat. California Carrots ... Sb'eL'^I.OO H ^M 57 p j n y n H-205 62 ( ^ B H J H-206 67 [Mlj M H-207 72 Manor ltd., $750. Prices effective April 25 thru May 1. 1976 in Manchester. Vernon, E. Hartford ONLY We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Not Responsible for Typographical Errors