PAGE TWENTY-EIGftT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 5, 1973 Bolton Dog Track Bid Pinehurst The Weather Passes Hurdle Winners' Listed Q ear tonight, low in upper 30s. Partly SOL R. COHEN reason for seeking a zone BUDGET HELPERS sunny Saturday with high 55-60. Precipita " ...... )IUHjll|IIIWHIII| Jll, tion probability Saturday 10 per cent. (Herald Reporter) regulation amendment instead t -A. In Science Fair of an outright zone change. He lo tr the nm weak In April iHanrbratrr E Three Manchester men have said, in the event the state com DONNA HOLLAND cranberry sauce, buttered rice, passed the first hurdle in their To Start off with, please note that here at PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS mission turns down a request buttered spinach, fruit cocktail. Manchester—A City of Village Charm plan to construct a $5 million Correspondent Pinehurst we sell the freshest eggs TWENTY-TWO PAGES for a license, the parcel’s Wednesday: Juice, meatball MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1973 - VOL. XCU, No. 158 dog-racing facility in Tel. 646-0375 and that our Large White Eggs are Grade AA... one zoning status will remain un grinder, garden salad, chilled Colchester. About 500 parents and friends changed — Residence- peaches. grade better than most stores offer. The nine-member Colchester of students at Bolton Elemen Agricultural — and would not be 1; Thursday: Spaghetti, Planning and Zoning Board last tary and Center School attended oMned to commercial use. buttered green beans, jello with night unanimously approved an the recent science fair spon Mfe fMVR ffte /our prfce on Biffler. . . No L/mit. . t M N n g miyes, Cavagnaro and topping. amendment to the town’s U' v' Mmi. sored by the Parent-Teachers to Buy/ Damato plan a facility to in Friday: Fish, French fries, zoning laws, to include dog Organization. clude a track, a grandstand, 4-, cole slaw, white cake. UNO O’ LAKES \ racing facilities as a permitM Winners were announced by clubhouse, dining rooms, use in any Residentiai- grade. Speciai awards were Dollars for Scholars orSTATE kennels for boarding dogs, .Ki , Nixon Seeking New FBI Chief Agricultural Zone, providing at given by the Junior Woman’s ’The Bolton Scholarship Fund living-recreation quarters for >x. x3 < ^*r)f ieast 20 acres are involved. # ' .X mr> Ciub for the best project on has announced its second an personnel, maintenance Hoar BUTTER Proposing to build the facility ecology. nual “ Dollars for Scholars” r - buildings, and other related Winners in Grades 7-8 were; drive will be this weekend, Gray’s Nomination on a 44-acre site are; Richard buildings and structures. Nicolas Minutillo, fiist; Debbie during high school students will News P. Hayes, real estate broker t>M*v itiij. w ...... f In addition to constructing a IW and land developer; Stephen J. Gilnack, second; and Christa be making a door-to-door can Here at Pfnafiurat iva /wva tfw low prfca on complete dog-racing facility, Cavagnaro, owner of Iv e y ’s Siebert, third. vass to collect donations. Withdrawn In Face they plan a year-round skating I F I P State of Mrina Capsules Restaurant; and Raymond F. Grhdes 5-6: Kathy Nielsen Area businessmen -will also I rink. The $5 million proposal Damato, building contractor and Cathy Terry, first; Adam be contacted by scholarship would beon property belonging and developer. Teller, second; Peter Johnson, committee members. Anyone Of Opposition to David Levine — at Old Rt. 2 Thieu Meetings About 350 persons reportedly third. who is not contacted by Sunday POTATOES and O’Brien Rd. WASHINGTON (AP)-South attended a public bearing last Heather Hanford won first evening and who would like to The semi-enclosed grands WASHINGTON (AP) — A Justice Department official, a Wednesday on the request by piace for Grades 3-4, Beth make a contribution may call Vietnamese President Nguyen tand would accommodate 3,000 1 0 h .h n former Illinois governor and a Los Angeles judge are the Manchester men. Reaction Roberts, second; and Michele Mrs. Enrico Fiano, Tangiewood Van Thieu arranged a series of persons, and the parking lot among those being rumored as possible successor to L. appeared at least evenly Charboneau, third. Lane. meetings today on post-war aid would accommodate 2,700 cars. divided, possibly even on the Winners in Grades K-2 were: Last year the Scholarship for his country. Patrick Gray III as director of the FBI. Atty. Goldberg told the enthusiastic side, among those David Murdock, first; Timothy Fund offered $2,975 in financial CELERY He planned to see Pierre- President Nixon concluded Thursday night that the Colchester Planning and Zoning IDAHO 9AKING persons favoring the track, ac Putnam, second; and Daniel aid to Bolton students, and the Jumbo Hoarts Paul Schweitzer, director of the Board that timing could be an POTATOES Senate would not accept Gray, his first choice, who ap cording to published reports. Troisi, third. group is hoping to exceed this International Monetary Fund; important factor, on the basis parently fell victim to the Watergate bugging case. The next step for the Ecology awards were amount this year. Deputy Secretary of State that only two such facilities are presented to Lindsey An- Officers of the organization Bunch 4 4 ^ Kenneth Rush, and Defense Nixon announced from the developers is to make applica Bolton 5 lbs. 6 9 ^ FBI, a great and unique likely to be licensed by the state dralouis. Grades 7-8; Steven are Robert Murdock, presi Secretary Elliot Richardson. Western White House that he tion to the same Colchester American institution of vital for ail of Connecticut. Holcombe, Grades M ; Seth dent; Maude Carpenter, vice acceded to a request by Gray board for the dog-track facility, service to the president and the He said projected revenue Teller, Grades 3-4; and David president; Joan Fiano, and withdrew his name because based on formal plans. If that Lottery Number American people, is entitled to from the facility to the town They Will Replace Murdock, Grades 1-2. treasurer; and Ernest Man “ it is obvious that Mr. Gray’s t, permission is granted, the next MdNTOSH APPLES 3 t.b M 4 9 ^ By THE ASSOCIATED permanent leadership at the would be $200,000 from real es A special award was given to ning, secretary. nomination will not be con step would be to apply for a PRESS earliest possible time.” tate alone and that, in addition, kindergarten student Edward Those on the board of direc firmed by the Senate.” license from the State Commis Wooden Vet Plaque And If you want roally luley awoot Here are the winning The 5^year-old former sub some sort of profit-sharing Schuster for his project on uses tors are Norman Shaw, John White House Press Secretary sion on Special Revenue. listing of all veterans can be ob Indian RIvar Pink Saadlaaa numbers drawn this week in marine commander has held from pari-mutual funds is DONNA HOLLAND for recycled paper. Flek, J. Frederick Audette, Ronald L. Ziegler said Nixon Atty. Joseph Goldberg of tained. northeastern state lotteries. the title of acting director since planned for Colchester by the Correspondent Judging for the JWC ecology Marjorie Anderson, Sylvia has not decided on a successor Norwich, counsel for the This includes going to the NEW YO RK 703364 J. Edgar Hoover died last May. principals. Tel. 646-0375 awards were Donald Summers, Patrick, the Rev. Robert and that the preliminary applicants, explained the State Library in Hartford to GRAPEFRUIT PENNSYLVANIA 422521 He was in deep trouble almost district conservationist for Cronin, Joseph Licitra, William screening of possible nominees After learning that a con check rolls of microfilm so no CONNECTICUT 74524 from the beginning in seeking Tolland County; and Timothy Vogel and Siddiq Sattar. Try Thaaa has not even begun. cerned resideqt had inquired as veteran will be omitted. MASSACHUSETTS 499487 confirmation before the Dodge, biologist for Tolland Members at-large are Harvey Atty. Gen. Richard G. to the whereatouts of a wooden In the meanwhile, the NEW JERSEY 524110 Judiciary Committee because County. Harpin and Lorraine Mans. Kleidienst, who expressed deep plaque, formerly on the green, selectmen have decided to start - < . <: of his actions in heading the Police Report The PTO awards were 3 45 6 89 disappointment that Gray was honoring the World War II proceedings for a general Jobert Picked FBI’s investigation of the presented by Mrs. Sharon Past graduates of Bolton not confirmed, was quoted as veterans, the selectmen dis memorial bronze plaque to bugging and burglary of Donovan. High School are also eligible to PARIS (AP) - Michel saying that the administration Mann said he could not iden honor these veterans. Chaek our afia/vaa lor tho boat valuaa In Democratic headquarters last A Manchester man, the vic covered that it had deteriorated M enu apply for scholarships to con Jobert, a longtime associate has no names lined up as alter tify the trio because it happen They have also authorized the year. tim of an alleged assault, was and was discarded. Monday: Porkburger on roll, tinue their educations. . TUNA and SALMON Wounded Knee Siege Ends and confidant o f President native choices. to fast. The incident is under in Junior Woman’s Club, under L. Patrick Gray Steps Aside He ignited the wrath of admitted to the special care At the present time there is a applesauce, buttered carrots, Applications are available at BUY THESE SPECIALS: Georges Pompidou, is France’s But during Gray’s month-long vestigation by the detective the direction of Pat Noren, to Democratic senators when he unit of Manchester Memorial bronze plaque embedded in a lemon jello. American Indian Movement (AIM ) leader Russell Means, left, announces settlement by new. foreign minister. He appearances before the Senate the high school guidance office GORTON’S FISH CAKES 3 tor 99V disclosed that he had given raw Hospital Wednesday night. Ir bureau of the Manchester stone at the green honoring pursue compiling a list of the AIM with the U. S. government Thursday. Center is government negotiator Kent Frizzell, replaces the veteran Maurice Judiciary Committee, several Tuesday: Baked chicken. and must be returned by May 1. FBI files compiled during the ving Mann of 255 Summit St. Police Department. World War I veterans. The veterans with whatever GORTON’S MINCED CLAMS can35«' Schuman, who lost his names w ere mentioned in and at' right is Oglala Sioux Chief Tom Bad Cobb. (A P photo) investigation to White House was reported to be in satisfac stone is from the Flora farm. volunteer help they can obtain. legislative seat. Washington rumor mills. Meat Price Drop Counsel John W. Dean III. tory condition today, according A rc h ie V in cen t, 35, of A second matching stone was Any person or organization in Pompidou named Jobert and Heading the rumor list are Gray also told the committee to hospital authorities. Brighton Rd., Hebron, was brought to the green from the terested in helping is asked to ,Dr. Gideon Raymond Moore In Our Froian Food Casa Hnd 20 other Cabinet members on John Ingersoll, director of the Police say that Mann treated and released at Mack property on Clark Rd. contact Mrs. Noren, South Rd. Thursday, reorganizing the he continued the practice even BUMBLE BEE SHRIM P...... 12-ox. bag $2.981 Noted In Major Bureau of Narcotics and described the events as follows: Manchester Memorial Hospital The area was landscaped and Any person having the name after concluding that Dean announces the removal of WakoBeld DEVILED CRAB...... $1.89 government following the Dangerous Drugs; former Gov. Mann was driving on W. Mid following a two-car collision on bushes donated by Treat’s or names of any veteran since Indians To Meet national assembly elections last probably lied to FBI agents. Richard B. Ogilvie of Illinois, Stouftora LASAQNA...... $1.48 I President Nixon suggested dle Tpke., headed west, when Highland St. Wednesday. Nursery were planted. The World War I, including World his office for examination month. Pierre Messmer is and U.S. District Court Judge A witness told police that the Stoutlor’a LOBSTER NEWBURQ...... $1.89 Supermarket s that Gray was the unfortunate three youths crossed in front of stone awaits a plaque honoring War II, the Korean Conflict or again premier. Matt Byrne of Los Angeles, who of the eyes from G. E. M. victim of the Watergate con his car. He honked his horn.for Vincent car was operating left veterans since World War I. Vietnam, is asked to please con SOLE In Lomon Suitor...... $T.05 ' , Like Messmer’s last cabinet, is presiding over the Pentagon of the center line on Highland troversy. them to move out of the road, at In past years many people tact the Selectman’s Office, International of Newington Stoutter’a Mae N Chaoao and Howard Johnaon’a this one is mostly Gaullist. By The Associated Press papers trial. With Nixon Aide In his statement, Nixon said: St. and a car, 'heading toward this point the three used what and organizations have ernestly Bolton Center Rd., 649-8743, to Mac N Cheoae Meat prices dropped today in one of the nation’s major Also metioned have been was termed by police to be the vehicle, swerved to the road attempted to compile a com cither by phone or letter with WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. propriate—bring civil suits to S.D., before U.S. Magistrate “ Because I asked my counsel, Flood .Danger Eases supej'market chains, marking the first extensive victory Henry Petersen, head of the “ profane and abusive shoulder to avoid collision. plete list of all veterans since this information, so a double protect legal rights ^ of in James Wilson. John Dean, to conduct a PROFESSIONAL PARK BUILDING ( A P ) -r JBilltant Itulian leader ST. LOWS (i^ ) - The worst Justice Department’s criminal language.” After the collision, the World War I who left from check on all names can be dividual Oglala Sioux Indians The warrant for Means’ for backeirs of the nationviride meat boycott. thorough investigation of PInahurat everyday low prieo on Rtrssell Means heads for of the Mississippi River division, and Police Chief Jerry Mann then pulled into the witness told police, a man and a Bolton. As the list they com made. Hours By Appointment — Closed Thursday Washington undeYi arrest today against unlawful acts by the arrest included counts^of. The Grand Union Ck)., the alleged involvement in the flooding S'ppeai^ to have past ficials said meat prices would V. Wilson of the District of parking lot at Stop & Shop and woman e x it^ from the second piled may not have been com When the list is completed, to meet with federal officials tribal or federal govemmenia; larceny, civil disorder, obSti^c- nation’s 10th largest chain, Watergate episode. Director and flood wateta north of here not be cut until wholesale Columbia. But some ad left his car. When he a sk ^ the vehicle and left the scene. A plete, a plaque was never the selectmen will arrange to under provisions of a peace —A presidential treaty com ting federal officers, burglary, lowered prices of beef, pork, Gray was asked to make FBI 341 Broad Street have starts to stabilize. prices are lowered, despite con ministration sources say they youths why they had shouted search of the area failed to turn made. have a plaque made for the SHURFINE 7 Q < ! agreement ending the 37-day mission to re-examine the 1868 assault, arson, unlawful posses lamb and veal by at least 10 reports available to Mr. Dean. The Mississippi continued to doubt Petersen,
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,-Theatre . j House Dem ocrats Seek Tight Price Controls Sheinwold on Bridge 5 TON^ OP 108 ON during January and February, Time Schedule the ceilings to avoid "gross in other prices and interest at said in prepared testimdny the a balance could be achieved but WASHINGTON (AP) - compared with 6.5 million in South dealer March 16, 1973. bill, would give Cohgress veto he said the nation is nniaking HIRWIHEN18RWD GET NINTH TRICK EARLY Washliigton-^During i sevwa Directly challenging president equities.” the same months last year. Neither side vulnerable Mandatory controls on The May 1 food-pricie’ level power and weaken chances of headway.' VOUNOPEOPIK IN NO-TRUMP CONTRACTS Ice storm an evergreen' tree SO Nixon, the House Banking C6m- Pork exports were up even NORTH was supported by Republican avoiding a tax increase. —^he Agriculture Depart STAGE kesMMhosfasaiiapMisldlnai By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Vernon Cine I — “ Shamus” “ Avanti” 9:00; "Bananas” 7:30 feet tall ‘wfth an average widto wages, salaries, divendends more, 16.8 million poun^ com 4 72 mittee Is recommending ^at strategists who sa|d they —Presidential assistant Peter ment said beef exports totaled The . average person would 7:30-9:20 BIue-HlUs Drive-In - "The o f 20 t M could be mahtled w|0» and similar payments would be pared with 5.9 million pounds. iM*'"'*'krMTsMMm Q75 •prices, rents and interest-rates M. Flanigan told the House more thap 9.( million pounds say that the time to win the Vernon Cine n — "Jeremiah M echanic" 8:49; ‘ ‘Chats’ s fiv e ' tqn^ of Ice, th#' National triggered when inflation wanted to produce a bill so 0 532 be turned to levels of Jan. TO, Foreign Affairs Committee COACH ninth trick is after your eighth Johnson” 7:10-9:lO Land” 10:34 Oceanic, mnd Atmoepheric Ad- reached specified levels. drastic it would be rejected by MlMakMMTIti * AQJ.63 the day before President ended trick but before your tenth State Theater — “ Vault of' minietratioh esjimates. ' 0:- -The rent rollback would allow the House. that the United States will not WEST EAST Phase 2 economic controls. - E trick. Bridge players, however,^ Horror” 9; 10; "When 8 Bells the president to permit in In other economic go the full distance this year in 4 K95 '4 QJ 10 6 4 ’Ihe issue is headed for a Saturday only! CAFE must often win the ninth trick ToU” 7:30 creases to the extent that a developments; removing a $9-billion balance- J9632 10 8 House floot fight, probably —Budget Director Roy L. Ash ofpayments deficit. Flanigan, at the earliest possible 0 A 87 Burnside — "Sleuth” 7:00- landlord’s costs actually in 0 194 T # % f about April 17. told the House Rules Com the administratipn’s top expert FEATURINQ moment. A 84 4 K 72 9*30 ji.ri.i.l ^ Nixon Wants only an exten crease. Other provisions of the bill mittee that a House bill on international econom ic South dealer SOUTH U.A. East — “ Heartbreak sion of his discretionary control Neither side vulnerable Kid” 7:30-9:30 would exempt wages of $3.50 an limiting the President’s policy, declined to predict when 0 4 A 83 powers, which expirb at the end dwlTisesimts hour Or less from controls; authority to impound ap ea$ter eggs JIM GURLEY and Opening lead — Three of ^ A K 4 Meadows Drive-In — "Black of this month. taaslir AMtl limit the export of softwood propriated money would “ be an Hearts o KQ 10 6 Gunn” 7:00-10:40; "Buck and Democrats, denouncing- Uie VAUI :r logs and lumber; extend the open invitation to waste.” Ash West opened the three of A 10 9 5 the FTeacher” 9:02 President’s Phase 3 progra'ni as (iMiafeaat) 66 JUNCTION basic control authority, and es WMIR hearts, and declarer saw that West North East Jerry Lewis Cinema, %uth a failure, want stiff controls. Clean, Late Msilel o i tablish an office to represent Rock, Country, and P o p u la r M u s ic GUI IM MiMMnr i he could easily win three heart Pass 3 NT Pass Windsor - “ AvanU” 7:00-9:00 Under the bill approved 21 to 9 "•ve have ovary IMIa thingr iNIMtllN consumer interests, backed by CEILINGS tricks, one spade and either Pass Manchester Drive-In — J K J R R O Ii by the committee Wednesday i USED CARS ••••••••••••••••••••••••DODO power to take court action. * |lts a g ood tlmo for colllns '^4 four or five clubs. If a club Opening lead — ^ 3 night there would be no general Top Prlww Paid grt your FRI. AND SAT. NIGHT m \ I H ’ s The committee vote sending ^repairs. Freo Mtimatoal finesse lost, South would have exceptions—such as raw food w \ l I IN<, I2
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., ^ r i l 6, 1978 — PAGE FTVB Derby Girl Wins Contest competition for the title of Bet PAGE F O r o - - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., April 6 , 187S N EW HAVEN (AP). - CEA Terms State Aid Inadequate ty Crocker Homemaker of .Stephane Marie Skibo of Derby, Tomorrow was Mary Margaret The bill has been’sent to the a senior at St. Mary’s H i^ HARTFORD (AP) - The “ It seems almost ludicrous Harkin of Hamden High School. Appropriations Committee, School here, has been chosen, r lEuMtin^ Unuih president of the (tonnecticut that (tonnecticut, one of the tops among future Connecticut where it must be approved Education Association (CEA) highest per capita income hompmakors in a contest spon says a proposed $10-per-day in states in the country, would before the House aiUL^nate rediscover the riches of Sacred freshman was a great success. sored by General Mills, the RANGE AND By. Joan Tom pson crease in the amount the state force its local communities to can vote on it. founded Oct. 1, 1881 Scripture through discussion, A disc jockey introduced the company said Thursday. FUEL OIL Excitement 16 mounting, all pays for pupils in Connecticut pay over three-quarters of the and prayerful reflection are frosh to the hits of the fifties. A She now is eligible for GASOLINE East, because the n i^ t public schools is “ woefully in burden of public school expen Tax Take To Soar Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their m l been waiting for is provided through this ac- m arathon which extended national honors. adequate.” ditures,” he said. Ottawa—^Because o f the pro Runner-up in the (tonnecticut' Qo., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 here— the ECHS Cnrama tivity...A number of courses through ten spins of the skme “ 'The proposed $225 per pupil Last week, the legislature’s gressive nature o f income taxes, BANTLY OIL offered at East are being con record found thirty freshmen Conn. 06040, tele|Aone 646^11 (AC 203.) p.m. should telephone the circulation jjroduction of Rogers and grant would mean that the state Education Conunittee voted to with rising incomes lifting SHammerstein’s, “ The King and sidered for college accredita still “ hanging in” there. A free STEYENSON IIIOS. COMPANY, INC. increase the state’s average department, M7-9946. record was the prize...The would be paying only 22 per workers into higher tax brack Published every evening except . . tion by Manchester Community EXXON L”. ' cent of actual expenditures daily membership (ADM) ets, personal income tax reve-* 331 Main Street Sundays and holidays. E n tei^ at the College...Some new courses juniors hosted students from . Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ,The show opens tonlf^t with based on the average, statewide grant to local schools from $215 nues in Canada are expected to o ffe r ^ next year include En $outh Catholic ^ d St. Paul’s in s m u ta a n m a Tel. 649-4595 Manchester, Conn., Post Office as cnrtaln'time at 8:15, perpupil / expenditure for the to $225. The figure refers to the jump from $11.5 billion in 1970 w a * #ri* a*to*i Member of The Associated Press vironmental ^ e n c e and Music Bristol at a “ Getting-To-Know Second (Hass Mail Matter. 'Fto colodul musical Is set in year 1971-72,” said Morris W. amount of state funds spent per to almost $81 billion in 1980 at B4«-«aSS Rockville 875-3274 aii exotic 18th century Theory...A record hop spon-SjYpu” dance last Saturday present tax-rate levels. The Manchester Publishing Co. Nirenstein. pupil per day. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher back^ u nd, It is the story of sored by and limited to the evening. assumes no financial responsibility for Anna Leqhowens, a British typographical errors appearing in widoW, wfaio travels to Slam to advertisements and other reading b ^ t n e the governess to the , Subscription Rates king's many children. Payable in Advance matter in The Manchester Evening Herald. Playing Ih the title roles are \ One M onth...... |3.25 Donna Gustamachio and Joe Vigoro Rid Caldor’sOwn 20” Deluxe \, Single Copy ...... 154 Display advertising closing hours, Futtnw. Also featured in the Crabgrass Preventer Power Mower . By Carrier, Weekly ...... 754 three full days prior to publication. show ir e many of the younger b r o th ^ and sisters of students Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon COVERS Our \. Qne Year ...... $39.00 here .at East. The children’s 2,000 Reg. prior to day of publication; 12 noon s o . FT. ' Su^ Months...... $19.50 ages ^ n i three to eleven and 2.95 69.99 Friday for publication Saturday and are bomd to steal a good part of Build a healthy lawn WITHOUT Thr^e Months ...... $9.75 Monday. theshpw. crabgrass. Vigoro Rid prevents it from Curtain time on Saturday sprouting! 3-1/2 H.P. 4 cycle Briggs and Stratton en night (is 8:15 and on Sunday gine. Individual wheel height adjustment. night the performance begins at GoldenxViboro Equalize Schools 7:30. Tickets will be sold at the Now 23 Stores Lawn F^ilizer door. '1‘his is one show that mmi\ _ 3 Cubic Ft. should not be missed. To Serve You! COVERS Wheelbarrow The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling up one thicket which the Supreme Court i v K o m 5,000 Congratulations LMNN SO. FT. wisely refrained from leaping into. FOmUZER 3.25 holding the use of local property taxes Coi^atulations to Cheryl Turns your lawn a rich green, keeps it to finance public schools has, perhaps If it is properly within the domain of Mallon and Judy Lauder who that way for months. Won’t burn or harm CARRY OUT AND SAVE! grass. predictably, beeh decried by a the courts to equalize the financial won tecognition for their out standing performance in the Covers 10,000 Sq. Ft ...... 5.95 7 . 3 3 number of educators. disparities between a state’s school Pennjey; High Invitational m Deep Green Seamless steel tray on durable frame. fp/ R O A D ^ K I N G Big 10" rubber tired wheels. “ The yield of crops and the concen districts, what about the disparities Basketball Tournament. Deep Green Vigoro 6 Bits put of school life...Mr. VKORO tration of wealth in individual com between the quality of police and fire 5/8” X 75’ Combination Jay April, a teacher of English Deluxe 100 UWMN Lawn Fertilizer munities will continue to determine protection and other government ser Fam uzER at East, is initiating a special 4-Ply Nylon COVERS Our Vinyl-Rubber Garden Hose! Bible Study group for after the kind of education each child vices in each community? Then there 15,000 Reg. Best features of both school hours. Opportunities to Blackwells GREENS YOUR SQ. FT. 13.95 receives,’’ says Allan M. West, acting is the larger question of educational 11.95 vinyl and rubber. Coils 1 ^ Wood Texture (Photo by Reginald Pinto) From One of America’s Leading iManufacturers i High analysis feeds lawn weeks longer. easily. Reg. 8.49 executive secretary of the National inequalities between the states Fortified with iron; non-burning. i^Our Reg. 15.99 ^ 18” Disston Lawn Rake Education Association. themselves. Covers 1 0,000 Sq. F t. Reg. 9.95 8.95 Spring steel tines, light M “ Thus the quality of education a As West points out, there' is nothing Covers 5 ,000 Sq. F t. Reg. 5.45 4.95 YOUR Plus and easy to handle. Rag. ^ # I child receives depends in no small in the decision to prevent the states Public F.E.T. 3.19 f I w iS CHOICE Deep Green Vigoro part upon the accident of birth or from reforming their own school Each 24” Disston Rake 2.97 The Innocent Records Weed and Feed residence—the place a child’s parents finance systems. Justice Lewis F. Inside Fit These Cars Size F.E.T. 3 Lb. Backyard Grass Small to Med. 650x13 happen to live.” Powell Jr., writing for the majority, COVERS Our Warranty Deeds Compacte or 700x13 1.75 Seed Mixture This is essentially true, but it is also made clear that the court was not en 10,000 Reg. Fine textured red fe- Bystander Green Manor Estates Inc. to Medium SQ. FT. 14.95 >*scues, long lasting. Reg. fl m m \ Compacts X 2.00 12.95 true that a great many other things in dorsing the status quo, Robert R. Pound, parcel on 735 14 2.29 I ■ ■ ■ I Report Kennedy Rd., conveyance tax Med. size Cars 775 X 14 2.12 Kills dandelions and other weeds, as it life also depend upon the accident of This, and the fact that there have feeds lawn. One easy application. Art Hoppe $5.50. Med. to Large 3 Pc. Garden birth, beginning with looks and basic been so many class-action suits on the 825x14 2.29 Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Joseph V. Rivosa to Raymond Cars Covers 5,0(io Sq. Ft. Reg. 7.95 6.95 Hand Tool Set physical stamina — the kind of issue, not just the one in Texas on A. and Nancy-Joan Mazzone, Volkswagen parcel at Woodland St. and Beetles 560x15 1.73 Enameled blades, lac- ^ ^ | which the court based its decision, quered wood handles. # ! parents one happens to “ choose.” Fleming Rd., conveyance tax Vigoro Cyclone • Full 4 ply nylon cord construction. Reg.99' m The question is how far government suggests that it is a very real problem Shut Up and Play Watergate Too Little, Too Late $9.35. • Modern shoulder to shoulder tread Roto-Spreader Attachment design. ® Select Holland Spring Bulbs| should attempt to level out the in which the individual states must him to say, “ No comment,” 16,- decision, and the record rise in A Our furious Congressmen are WASHINGTON — Invoking freeze that-Rep. Wright Pat- Imperial Oil Co. Inc. against • Not retreads, brand new conventional i 347 times. tires. ' i Our equalities of life, and this seems to be sooner or later find ways of about to arrest the President or meat controls with such man of Texas, chairman of the stock prices on Aug. 16, 1971, Robert D. Thresher, property Reg. A good card to draw is typically Nixonian stealth that House Banking Committee, will the day after Mr. Nixon’s • All tires guaranteed against defects and $ remedying. somebody. That’s because at 359 Parker St., $3M. road hazards for the life of the tread. 21.99 4 9 ® to 9 9 ® “ FBI.” ’This empowers you to some high-ranking White House ' propose when he brings up the across-^e-board freeze. The 17.44 nobody in the White House willi Marriage Licenses investigate crime. To in probable interpretation: Wall Precision engineered to save time, Extra large begonias and hanging talk to them about The aides were not consulted in ad- bill extending presidential Kurt Douglas Maselek, 9 money. Covers lawn 5 times as fast as vestigate crime you go directly begonias., gJods, dahlias and. many Watergate Scandal. vance. President Nixon now wage price controls authority. Street’s money men, with vast AvoH St., and Lynne Margaret Atlantic Records | other spreaders. others. Also lovely pthnts. Thus the Nation is in the grips to the White House. The players confronts a major hew political Moreover, Mr. Nixon’s bold interests at st^ke in the anti Winters, 105 Hollister St., April It ' 'A > t.. of a Grave Constitutional there don’t know anything problem: a runaway Congress appeal to the voters over the inflation battle, were left whql- 14, South United Methodist “Led Zeppelin” f Libbers And Fdod Prices Crisis. An aroused public is about crime. You are so ready to enact mandatory head of Congress to back him in ly unconvinced that the Church. COOL DAIWA & BERKLEY ROD OR REEL RIOT! HARDWOOD asking searching questions, grateful you give all your secret wage-and price control far Uie battle over vetoed spending I^esident’s meat decision will Joseph Vito Gaudiano, Hart P ARMS! Aha! Women’s liberation is one of Since the higher priced cuts of beef such as, “ What IS The information about crime tp tougher than he wants. bills is also likely to stimulate help much. ford, and Mary Beth Chumley, Watergate Scandal?” their attorney. He will keep In the candid words of one the same congressional de Likewise, if the President’s Hartford, April 7. YOUR the biggest factors contributing to the take the least amount of time to your secret because he, of new ceiling on meat was sup;- SERIES Each Actually, to’ understand The presidential assistant, the new mand, particularly among the Dale 'Thompson, East Hart E59S CHOICE high cost of meat, especially the prepare, there has been a^enormous Watergate Scandal, all you course, can’t talk. ceilings on beef, lamb and pork Democratic majority, for a far posed to appease AFL-CIO presi ford, and Valerie Ann Bellone, Sometimes the wrong cards may only further dramatize the tougher controls law than the dent George Meany, as mahy better cuts. increase in demand for sirloin, T-bone need do is buy a set of the 94 Valley St., ApKl 21, Com get mixed in. One might say, issue of food inflation, “ tossing white House wants. If such a Demdcrats believed, it was a 3.37 2 pc. hollow glass rods, medium and light exciting new fun game, munity Baptist Church. action. 6’ - 6-1/2’ lengths. Spinning and spin Says who? Says D. Gale Johnson, a and porterhouse steaks. “ Watergate!” Once you have “ Remember to contribute gasoline” on congressional bill went to the White House failure. Meany’s blast at the Eugene Charles Scheuer, Newest hit — “House of cast reels. For fresh water anglers. University of Chicago agricultural Curiously, Johnson does not men read and comprehended the $300,000 the day after the elec fires already burning furiously and were vetoed, the White House for putting a Hartford, and Christine Marie simple rules, the whole thing tion. Receive either one Am in favor of a stringent new con Democrats could use that veto ceiling on meat at the highest the Holy”. economist, leading authority on farm tion the fact that working wives also Nicholson, Hartford. Crossman Powermaster 760 becomes crystal clear and you bassadorship to Luxembourg or trols law. as protection against voting for prices in history means one Richard Eugene Marsh, 64 7 Web prices and former president of the one phone call entitling you to higher domestic spending. thing: his potent lobby will be add to a family’s income and thus in will become a Well-Informed Thus, Rep. Wilbur Mills of Branford St., and Eileen Teresa Pump Air Rifle Reg.__ 88^ Folding Chair Citizen. get out of a Swiss jail free. But Even worse for the President turned loose for a total effort to O’Keefe, East Hartford, April Plus All Led Zeppelin Catalogue I, II, III, IV. American Farm Economic Associa the quite literal sense are helping Arkansas, a formidable critic Shoots pellets or BB’s. 23.99 Big, comfortable aluminum First of all, Watergate! is such cards are from a similar, of the permissive Phase III con than these unwanted con persuade the House to impose 27, St. James Church. tion. bring home more of the bacon. but different, game. gressional repercussions is the stringent price controls. frame, deluxe webbing, new played by 4,371 players and two trols program, is now prepared Building Permits Ruger 22 Calibre Auto. Load colors. How does he reach this conclusion? dice — all 4,373 of which This brings us to where you mood widely shared among N or is there any Incidentally, those women who to use his great influence as Mrs. Charleg Ullmar, Carbine Reg. 51.79 $ should be loaded. draw your cards. You draw chairman of the House Ways politicians that Mr. Nixon is mathematical formula showing demolish shed at 46 Norman 7 Web Well, says Johnson, as more women work all day in offices, shops or fac Unique 10 shot rotary magazine. The object of the game is to your cards from the President. and Means Committee to force just groping with, not coming to that the new meat controls will St„ $50. Folding Chaise enter the labor force, those who must tories and then have to cook for the get to the White House. Or, if The reason for this is Rule 246a. House passage of an across-the- grips with, the inflation crisis. actually work. Packinghouse Manchester Wallpaper & you are so inclined, simply to It says: “ As long as nobody Some leading outside operators now cannot bid for Winchester Hi-Speed 22 Caiibre Long also cook for their families are con family will hardly call that board wage-and-price freeze Paint Co. for West Middle Ruger Model 10/22 5 position adjustable backrest; Reg. get the White House. talks, the President holds all economists, for example, were choice cattle at higher prices, Development Co., sign at 185 W. RifieAmmo BoxoflOO Reg. 1.99 1.44 attractive color combinations. 10.49 stantly seeking ways to save time.> similar to the historic freeze of “ liberation.” The first players are a group the cards.” Aug. 15, 1971. certain that Mr. Nixon shifted which means cattle feeders Middle Tpke., $4M. SAVE of Cuban refugees and ex-CIA Once you have mastered ground and trimmed his cannot raise their prices to Franklin C. Field-Peter L. Putt Putt Truck. *17 these simple rules, you will un Mills had strongly compensate for rising, still un agents. They land on a square emergency controls program at Gagnon, alterations to dwelling Cars or Ring Toss GAF Remote pre-Season Speciq'- .o marked Watergate! They land derstand ’The Watergate Scan recommended a total retail the last minute. His economic controlled feed costs. This at 41'Edmund St., $1,800. Horseshoes^ there to get Larry O’Brien. d a l better than our food-price freeze to Secretary advice still comes mainly from could actually reduce the supp B.T. Peterman for Bruce Slide Projector A Thought For Today Congressmen now do — or, of the Treasury George Shultz. authors of the disastrous Phase ly of beef to the market, while They hate Larry O’Brien Forde, two-family dwelling at YOUR . Our because he is a hippie. most likely, ever will. When Mr. Nixon bowed to the III — led by economics czar keeping prices at their current A student asked Gov. Ronald birth control really should teachers, lawmakers, or self. 20-22 Lyndale St., $32,000. I CHOICE Reg.. 4 7 4 0 Each of these players then Unfortunately, pilot tests angry public clamor against Shultz, a doctrinaire free- peak, and lead to rationing, Nutmeg Contracting Co. for Reagan of California why he begin with saying no.” ^ ^ When a m other asked an 64.99 receives a card which reads; show that 98.6 per cent of poten soaring food prices by imposing marketeer who has always op black markets — or both. vetCK^ a bin aUowing minors Doubtless that student was admired leader how she could William Castelluccio, additions Ridem Pony w/Sound I Remote forward, reverse, “ Go to Jail. Go directly to Jail. • tial players become frustrated a ceiling severely limited to posed controls. The decision is In short, Mr. Nixon has taken For the little ones! .4 Q 7 | per store. no ram birth control information not happy with this answer, prepare her son to emulate his to dwelling at 46 Hillcrest Rd., focus. 6 Do not pass Go or any other in and take up three-dimensional meat. Mills was both surprised perceived by the outside a high-risk political gamble Our Reg. 2.87 I a O f | checks. without parental consent. He because “ no” is an unpleasant success, he answered, “ Teach $ 1,200. formation. Collect $10,000 a chess instead. and displeased. He had economits as a sop to public de with a meat-controls program Edward C. Mainville Sr., ad ''.g repUed, “ Prior to marriage. response—from parents. him to deny himself.” Royce Union 10-Speed Racer year.” With a well-informed public expected a much broader mand — too little, too late — by that satisfied neither Congress, ditions to dwelling at 903 Center Saying “ no” to oneself may critical in this hour of Grave emergency program. an administration that isn’t consumers nor most mean the difference between The other players then draw St., $200. cards and money. They draw Constitutional Crisis, it’s clear Accordingly, Mills is now sure what to do. economists. If the President Elsted Construction Co. for Doughboy 18’ X 48” success and failure. It’s a small that what this country prepared to take the floor of the has restored credibility in his Our word, but it requires a big their money from a box This mood, moreover, may E.K.F. Associates, new in desperately needs is a return to House to fully support all Phase III anti-inflation Pool Package Lowest person to say it. marked, “ Stans.” There is lots explain the dramatic contrast dustrial buildings at 349 Price! the simpler scandals of aspects (except an interest rate between Wall Street’s tepid program, the evidence still lies Eugene Brewer and lots of it. It is, very clean Progress Dr., $120,000; and 369 Six inch top deck, steel wall pool with cold clad ^369 I a.79.44 Let Your Views SAVE qioney. It has just come back yesteryear. ^ ceiling) of an across-the-board reaction, the day after the meat somewhere off in' the future. Progress Dr., $120,000. liner. Filter, anodized aluminum safety ladder, Shimano gear, center pull brakes. Gumwall tires, Minister 6.91 IF BOUGHT SEPARATELY, 469.98 lightweight lugged frame. For serious cycling! Church of Christ from a laundry in Mexico. Andrew V. Mangano, fence at fhruwall skimmer. 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‘ ‘V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 8, 19 7 3 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER E VBrniW HBaiALD. Mandiester. Conn.. Fri., April 6. 1VI73 iCourt Cases Tolland CIRCUIT COURT 12 MancheRter SesBion Rene E. Behulieu, 47, of San United States To Cut Back ta Ana, Calif., and Donald E. George F. Kania, 19, of 86 Hunt, 40, of Wallingford, both Cambridge St., pleaded inno charged in unrelated cases with cent to charges of sale of nar operating a motor vehicle while cotics (two counts) and was PZiP Tentatively Approves On Latin-American Aid under the influence of liquor, bound over to Tolland County saw their cases filed . Superior Court. Charges of possession of con Plan For School Addition WASHINGTON (AP) - - Informed officials predict- the meeting M>at fie p ih a a GHpi Clarence Finley, 45, of New should seek a “ more construc would help alleviate a chronic trolled drugs (two counts), il Secretary of State William P. Rogers will answer the allega to Latin America m the near ton, pleaded guilty to a charge The Planning and Zoning going to be on the site again The PZC took its action, tive involvement with the Latin American trade deficit legal possession of a non Rogers goes before the tion by saying this is a natural future as an expression of: of non-support and was given a C(Hnini8sion met privately at today to review their findings. despite a certified approval of nations of Europe and Africa in With the United'States, which narcotic substance and illegal Organization of American outgrowth of the Nixon ad American Interest in the 120-day suspended sentence. an undisclosed location last The PZC hopes to have a deci the system by the State Health trade and financial has averaged $600 million a sale of a certain controlled sub ministration’s policy of attonp- region. Rogers has visited over The sentence was suspended on ni^t, agreeing to give a con sion before tonight’s town Department. The original sep States today with a recommen relationships.” year. stance were nolled (not 45 foreign counttries since the condition that payment is ditional ai^roval to the plans meeting. tic system was designed to ac dation that Latin American Information made available ting to pull back from the There also were unconfirmed prosecuted) by Prosecutor “ paternalistic relationship” of taking o ffic e in 1989J made. _____ for construction of the |1.8 The PZC’s actions, taken commodate both the present nations depend less on the suggests Rogers believes a con reports that Rogers will Inform William ciollins. million middle school ad^tion. after Clifford Williams con school and the second phase ad United States for social and frontation ha$ developed in previous years. A charge of illegal sale of a The case of Frank A. Burnett, It was learned also that The addition comes up for town tended the septic fields are dition. The only reason the economic needs.' relations between the United controlled substance against 35, of West St., Andover, Rogers will resurrect a dor ^ 'i meeting approval to i^ t. draining into Crandall’s Pond, school was built in two stages ' It is understood Rogers will States and Latin America, a hxtuiies -> / ' . Kania was continued to May 28. charged with breach of peace, The PZC action ends tEie the town recreation area, have was the lack of sufficient town tell the hemispheric foreign point amply demonstrated mant trade proposal first an GURnm Roos & was nolled. fN Brother Augustine Brother Thomas roadblock placdd in front of the incensed several local officials bonding capacity at the time of ministers gathered here that during the first days of debate. nounced 3Mi years ago but ALL SIZES Joseph P. Lyman, 17, of East construction plans Monday including First Selectman because of limitations on Before the OAS General shelved since then because of Hartford, charged with second- Jim R. Engelman, 18, of COVERING approval three years ago. Y«I Cet The Int Fv iMt M PUH 399 BR9AD STREET — In The Sproe Shopping Centor night, when the PZC refused to Erwin Stoetsner; Building If the addition is approved American resources, they Assembly. rising protectionist sentiment degree larceny (two counts), Somers, charged originally approve the school plans due to Committee chairmen; Robert tonight, as anticipated, the Previous speakers have out in Confess. Conduct Dialog Retreat fourth-degree larceny, evading with criminal mischief, pleaded a member’s questioning of the Smith, Dr. Kenneth MacKen- town can now proceed with lined a long list of grievances Under the proposal, the responsibility and operating a ^ ilty to a reduced charge of school’s septic system zie, superintendent of schools; against the United States in United States would create a motor vehicle without a license awarding the construction con Ex-Guard Caught ? A'(Dialog Retreat will be people’s retreats and con breach of peace and was given a capabilities. James Cornish, School Board cluding what many say is scheme of tariff preference for Plaza Department Store was scheduled for a hearing in tract, according to Smith. ('iobserved in St. Mary’s ferences. Brother Augustine 90-day suspended sentence. chairman U n g u a r d ^ American foot-dragging in the manufacture products of roSEist'M iddle Tpae. eligibility as a youthful ’The PZC still has not dropped Without the PZC approval, * Episcopal Church Saturday took his vows in 1969 and has the issue however, and is Cornish says the same state statutes would have meeting hemispheric develop the developing world. M anehoolar offender on April 19. SATURDAY SPECIALS INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - GI from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. been chaplain of St. Andrew’s waiting for test results to be number of pupils will be using prohibited this action, delaying ment requirements. Implementation of the plan (Next To Frank’s Supermarket) Lyman is charged in connec William A. Balz, whose last job ,'Thf retreat will be conducted School in Tennessee, and a Completed by town engineers the school whether or not the the project. tion with accidents involving for deeper, faster ^ in Vietnam was to guard *hy" Broiher Thomas, novice of youth director in Bracebridge, Griswold and Fuss. addition is constructed — if the Tonight’s meeting will be two stolen cars. supplies at an Army base at the Episcopal Order of the Holy Ont., Can. He has also worked BLUE carpet The engineers inspected the septic system is inadequate for held at 8 p.ra. in the Hicks L u s t r e . Pleiku, returned home and had Cross, and Brother Augustine, on community rehabilitation Gerald B. Soucier, 30, of East school’s septic system the addition it is inadequate for Memorial School. cleaning two motorcycles stolen from prior of the House in Gales projects. Hartford, pleaded guilty to a Wednesday, and reportedly are the school at present. his front yard. Ferry. Members of the clergy and charge of takin g motor vehi Balz, 20, who returned home , Biftfther, Thomas was lay people of St. Mary’s Church cle without the owner’s permis r e n t from Vietnam Saturday, said received as a Postulant in 1971 w ill assist in the D ialog sion and third-degree larceqy LINOLEUM SALE Tolland the two motorcycles, valued at BROAD STREET ■and has conducted young Retreat. The public is welcome and was sentenced to one year to attend. $3,000, were taken Wednesday SILP-SIRVICI DEPT STPRIS MANCHESTER imprisonment. The sentence n e w ON REMNANTS night. was suspended and he was S H A M P O O E R “ I didn’t have the bikes in placed on two years of con 14 2 sured,” he said. “ There was no OPEN 10 AM TO 10 PM ditional discharge (a form of Firemen’s Proposed Pay reason to. I had not been home probation in which the offender 75% Larger Bnjshes to ride them. I hadn’t even had o B o lto n is not required to report to a For Faster Cleaning time to get them out on the probation officer). 08ly*Z Draws Mixed Reception street. All I’d done was to crank Comfortable Double Knit All-in-One Soucier was originally pirDay them up.” charged with tampering with a nM PirtMM 01 Mn UM«) CONGOLEUM motor vehicle and first-degree HMCmn IMMUK rate as a constable his budget School Enumeration Fire Department Chief Ron Club will hold tonight’s dance at larceny. The charges were » s » m ^ SHINYL VINYL would be $150,000 not $15,525. For Promirt, Safe, 877 Main Street f Littell ran into mixed reactions 8 p.m. in the Middle School in Shapes You Into Fashion! reduced by the prosecutor. Others claimed they put in on his proposed budget for the stead of Hicks due to the town cCOnORHCal Will Start Monday long hours on town boards fire depai^ en t which would meeting. Tranoportation wiUiout compensation. for the first time provide finan The Senior Youth groups at Noren, South and Stony Rds., But the firemen are far busier DOl^NA HOLLAND cial reimbursement to the the Unted Congregational Fernwood Dr.; Evelyn Welz, Big Enough For than they were just a short time TAXI m m Correspondent firemen. Church will hold a car wash and , , Tei. 646-0375 Rt. 6 and Johnson Rd.; Betty The entire general govern ago. The department answered TRY m f Warehouse Sale work day tomorrow from.9 a.m. Hussey, Rt. 44A Notch to North, 58 calls in March of this year, ment budget was presented until 4 p.m. Further informa North Rd. and Lakeside Lane. Bathrooms and Kitchens compared to 116 for the entire MANCHESTER! The annual census of the SATURDAY, APRIL 7 during a hearing last night and tion may be obtained by contac P.A. 43 of the 1971 General year in 1970. CAB CO. Bolton population under 21 it generated more interest and ting Jeff Gallic or Carol Assembly Assembly requires Littell’s basic budget years of age residing in town as WIPCO M UW ORK, MC. disagreement than Tuesday’s Horsman. 289-1555 that enumerators “ ascertain Variety of hearing on the education requests of $40,212 (compared Introduces the Of April 1 will begin Monday, to the current $24,000) is only April 9. the name and age as of January budget. 1st of each child under 21 years 73 Tolland Turnpike - Route S3 Colors and Patterns Taxpayers made it clear that $4,000 more than four years ago, he contended. Budget cuts Chairman of the PTO of age who resides in such town Manchester | they expect federal revenue on April 1st, with the names and the past two years substantially enurqeration committee is Mrs. sharing funds to be used to hold Janice Rrown. Members of the addresses of the person or per down the tax rate, not to lowered the amount and caused TRICOT/DOUBLEKNIT 200 PIECES committee and their specific sons in control of such child.” purchase capital improvement postponements in equipment PREHUNG DOORS - WINDOWS purchases which now must be area of town are: Corinda Enumerators are also items. MITES required to accumulate Haugh, Tinker Pond and Villa Finance Board Chairman made up. Taxpayers questioned the Louisa Rds.; Elizabeth Liebler, statistics on specific school IN S T O C K Stewart Joslin agreed in prin Birch Mt. and Volpi R ds.; attendance, as well as employ cipal. The finance board has not $14,000 planning and zoning B o d y CABINETS - SASH - MOLDINGS Beverly Shepardson, Laurwood ment and military status of out- pinpointed particular items to budget, up from $6,430 at pre- What floor couldn’t use “Janiero”? This beautiful h e i^ t.^ Sizes from 6x6 to 6x13 , sent, but did not comment on it Dr., Rosewood Lane and Carter of-school youth, ages 16-20. be purchased with federal Residents are advised that of I agonal design from Congoleum with prominent, tex after chairman Douglas Prior St.; Phyllis Sattar, Lyman Rd. revenue sharing funds, opting ficial enumerators will have tured grout lines lends itself to any room . . . any decor. explained the requests. • Also, Joyce Phillips, French ODDS AND ENDS to 6x16 and 6x18-6 instead for listing the depart Rd.; Kay Peterson, West St. identification forms signed by ^ And it can be installed on any grade level because it ment budgets which qualify for Generally the residents atten- B r i e f ^ t . 85); Jean Gamo, Gark arid D r. Joseph Castagna, I has a White Shield^back. the aid. The budget includes ding the meeting sought explanations for budget flora Rds.; Maryann Murphy, superintendent of schools. Thanks to the modern miracfe of Shinyl Vinyl*, “Ja- $334,358 in this category to Hebron to Loomis Rds., West- Residents are urged to DAMAGED STOCK which the $192,000 in available differnces, but failed to pursue ' niero” can meet the challenge of heavy traffic with long the issue, except in the case of view Dr. and Toomey Rd.; cooperate in this statutory revenue sharing funds could be mandate as the census must be wearing durability. No waxing eitherl Cash and the fire department. Dodie Vine, Hebron and Shoddy used. completed during April. Anyone They instead sat back, ap Mill Rds.„ Webster Lane and As expected, the fire depart who is not visited by an OVER RUNS parently in the expectation:' Greenhills Dr.; Gert Vogel, ment bMame the focal point of enumerator by May 1 is that the finance board wiil be Loomis Rd.; Judy Siena, School last night’s hearing. requested to notify either Mrs. Carry Only cutting the budget requests BE SURE'. >^BLISS hat been serving the Home Owner Rd. and Tumblebrook Dr.; Rita While no one questioned the Brown, 646-2429, or Dr. themselves. for 91 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of Sheetz, Tanglewood Lane. 8:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. extent of service provided by Also, Dorothy Cloutier, Castagna, 643-1569. It’s the results of the finance your home by a Termite Control Expert; supervised the volunteer firemen, many Bfandy St.; Ann Manning, were opposed to the $15,525 board’s recommendations, by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest To make all the clothes you wear rather than those of the various local office; Watrous Rd.; Janet Columbia, b y allocation which cover granting fit better than ever before. De Bayberry Rd. East and West, a small pay or 'Expense departmeht requests which O xn g o le u iR signed like a swim suit, the body Meadow Rd.; Helen Meloche, allowance for 50 firemen. really concern the taxpayers. brief Is easy to slip Into, shapes Those recommendations will Steele Crossing Rd.; Donna Visit Inconsistancies developed in 649-9240 you effortlessly. Features cups of Holland, Birch Mt. Ext.; Hope PACEMAKER the complaints however; Larry be made during the coming double knK nylon tricot and body week, and publicized about two Grunske, Converse Rd. and Bresnahan, a constable, makes of nylon-Lycra* spandex power Shady Lane; Judy Waddell, weeks before the May 1 annual net For average to full figures. $2.75 an hour. He "enjoys being BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. Bolton Center Rd.; Mary Ra Our town meeting. a cop’’ that’s why he’s a con DJV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 dian, Notch Rd. and Wall St.; stable. The firemen are Community Calendar COMFORT FLOOR Pat Putnam, Mt. Sumner Dr. firemen because they like it The Oldest & Largest in Conn. The Tollanders Square Dance S ixes 34 to 42 B -C -D In W hite and Dimock Lane. too, he added. Dental Also, Betsy Roberts, Tunxis But Littell noted that if he and Mohegan Trails, Dean Dr.; Reg. 9.25 was proposing to pay the same Janice Brown, Williams Rd., ® Sq. Yd. RtJ44A to Piano’s; Dot Warner, Health NOW Carpenter Rd,; Barbara >2.50 Mailman Junks U u ^ ^ n U ^ if Nibholsen, Riga Lane and Hiilcrest Rd.; Jean Gately, Junk Mail Cider Mill and Box Mt. Rds.; Center juarowcure. DOUBLE KNIT BRAS Lake St.; Barbara Smith, Brpokfield, Goodwin and BRICK TOWN, N.J. (AP) - RING FLOOR STIHL GIUIM SAWS Gaylord Rds., Mary Lane; Bar SP The federal government says a bara Raymond, Cook Dr., Preventive Aids-TO Help You Control mailman here treated “ junk mPBffBH Notch Rd. Ext. mail’’ like junk, burying one Also, Joyclene Soares, day’s delivery of third class Quarry and Vernon Rds.; Tooth Decay And Gum Disease! Reg. 0.95 mail on his route. a iK R im n w E m Mailene Gilnick, Keeney Dr.; Mailman William T. Sawyer ^ Sq. Yd. Yd. Ru(h Hoffman, Tolland and ^ was charged with obstructing NOW 1 High Meadow Rds., Sunset • KENDALL ORAL HYGIENE KIT • ZON the mails and released on $500 Lane; Gloria Polidoro, personal recognizance bond. Plymouth Lane;' Carol For Haque Control Dental Bridge Cleaners Third class mail, or so-called Latulippe, Colonial Rd., Sun- “ junk mail,’’ usually consists of ningdale Lane; Dorothy advertising circulars and other • TRACE DISCLOSING SOLUTION • DENTAL CHECK-UTE PEERLESS Ducnarme, Lynwood Dr., Nat unsolicited material. H l h J J Brick Town Postmaster THE Charles E. Osborn said the ALL NEW • RED-COTE DISCLOSING TABLETS • STIMUDENTS diarge was filed after a youth Cfippling can strike Reg. 9.25 strolling in a wooded area last • UNWAXED DENTAL FLOSS • ORAL-B ^ Sq. Yd. week came upm some stray’ STINl 020 AV ahyone at anytime... pieces of the mail. A total of SS9 NOW ^2.! PoHsher-Stimulator iOa • TOOTHSAVER TOOLS by BUTLER pieces were eventually dug up. THE WORLDS FIRST and OHLY •wHi-sizr miH SAW • BROXODENT • WATER-PKS Souhville WITH BUILT-IN SHOCK ABSORBERS! (Automatic Action Toothbrush) NOW FLOOR Preferred • WORLD’S FAIR TOOTHHCKS • AUTOMATIC CHAIN OILING a "UFETIME” CYLINDER A. REGULAR BRA • SONAC J ROCK HILL, S.C. (A ? ).—^ • N M "SAFETT THROULE LOCK Denture Cleaning System Reg. 0.65 Residents of Cemetery^Street See them in ection by fectory representeUvei 3 " Sq. Yd. have delivered a petition to Seturdey, April 7th, 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. Free Silt With Purchase NOTE: Check With Your DentM For Hie Choice Of Treatment. NOW Randall Ellis, city planning Smooth nylon tricot double knit director, asking the name 1^ cups, stretch back. Marvelous changed to Soulsville Street. comforti Sizes 34 to 42, B-C-D Ellis says if a simple majori L&M EQUIPMENT CORP. ty of residents want the change. Ceiebratbig its 12th Aimiveraery It will be made. Hie planning commission has delayed action ^TTEtlNON, CONN. 70.872-8311 ROUTE 83^ B.LONQLINEBRA SUPREME FLOOR until next month. Regiater for Free Door Prize Aprii 8th - 14tti- 1 CHUCK CONNORS WESTOWM COFFEE A DONUTS FREE 4 8 8 i^Thiira.8A.II. - 8 P.M.; Fri. 8 A.M. - 9 P.8I.; Sat, 8 A.tW. - 4 P.tW. Help those Stricken. ^ * PHARMACY ■ ^ Reg. 5.05 Nylon tricot double knit Combined Give to Easter Seals 4 5 5 H A R T I O R O R O A D iS41-5230 ^ Sq. Yd. I h i l n l i with nylon and Lycra spandex M^ch 1 - April 22 NOW elastic. Sizes 34 to 42, B-C-D. *1.75r EMM Ml — r\ ■ ■ 1 i . .
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PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 6, 1878 ' ' ~ .... -I-.. - - - ^ Hebron Coventry Miss Manchester Scholarship Emblem Club Installation Other committee members Mrs. Marion Zwart of Stam Also, Darrell Hovey, exalted are; Mrs, Alfred Ritter, Mrs; Meatless Potluck Pageant Contestants ford, past supreme president of ruler of Manchester Elks; Staiiley Baldwin, Mtb,; Jack-' The Baby Has the Emblem Gubs, officiated Mayor John Thompson, State Carson, dinner tickets; Mrs. SNETGO Asking Residents last night at the installation of Representative Francis Kenneth Hodge, program; Mrs. i Proves Suecess Manchester Emblem Club of Mahoney; Thomas Blanchard, John Ttem ey, Mrs. G e « g e ficers in ceremonies at the Elks district deputy east; and Mr. M eixell and< Mrs. Phul View on Toll-Free Calls Home, Manchester. She was and Mrs.^ Burl Lyons of the Been Named BuetCner, flowers; Mrs- Oliver ■'V ANNEMt.', At present, Columbia to increase residence monthly HOLLY GANTNER A few men in the crowd com assist^ by Mrs. Helen Walker Manchester Herald. Gowell, Mrs. Hector Rivard . . Corresponiient customers of the Southern New rates. plained, “ Where’s the meat?” of Stamford, installing Members ' of the Embleni Correspondent X' and Mrs. WlUiani Mohr, door England Telephone Co. have and asked for a cheesburger, marshal. Gubs in Woonsocket, R.I., East Tel. 228-3971 For a one-party line, the rate Tel. 742-8795 prizes. Assisting the com toll-free calling to some 30,000 but there was no contraband Mrs. Frank Toros of Providence, R.I., Stamford, Hebron residents with a would go from $5.55 to $6.30; for Coventry Young Dems mittees were Mfs. Harold Grif customers in the Colchester, available. Manchester was installed as New Haven, Rockville, Milford, Gilumbia telephone exchange a two-party line it woiild in celebrated this week’s meat fin, Mrs. Anthonjr Beriibe! Mrs. Coventry, East Hampton, Coventry school children, in president. Other officers in Bridgejiort, New London, should be receiving shortly crease from $4.45 to $5.05; and boycott last night with a Zizzaniia, Jessica Danielle, daughter of Peter Daniel and Raymond Johhsbn, Mrs. Lebanon, Storrs and Williman- cidentally, have been boycot stalled were; Mrs. John Naugatuck, Putnam, Meridan, through the majl a ballot to in for a four-party line, from $3.35 meatless potluck supper at the Sharon Aube Zizzamia of Windsor. She was bom March 27 at Carroll Hawthorrie, and Mrs. tic exchanges. > ting meat all week, as long as Hawthorne Jr., first vice presi Wallingford, Winsted, East dicate their {Reference as to to $3.80. North Coventry Community Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Gertrude HawthoiYie. According to P. J. Brookman, their families are participating dent; Mrs. George Miexell, se Hartford, Enfield, Fairfield, whether' they/ desire toll-free House. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. R. Aube of East Hartford. Her paternal manager of the company’s In order for the expanded ser and as long as they take hot cond vice president; Mrs. Hamden, Wethersfield, Rocky calling serviqe to Manchester. ’The event, which began spon grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zizzamia of Windsor. Willimantic office, under the vice to become effective, at lunch in the local schools. The Alfred Ritter, financial Hill, Middletown and Groton ,Eoir over ayear, the Board of taneously and received little ad proposed plan this calling area least 70 per cent of Columbia hot lunch menu throughout this secretary; Mrs. Alfred Pon- also attended. Selectmen, acting on a request vance notice, was originally Chlupsa, Laura Marie, daughter of Joseph F. and Joanne would be expanded to include customers must approve the week has consisted of meatless ticelli, treasurer; Mrs. Stanley Mrs. Foster Williams and from resident John Sibun, has slated to be held at the home of Belanger Chlupsa of 21 Garnet Rd. She was bom March 12 at St. RAVIOLI an additional 24,000 telephone proposal. meals. Baldwin, recording secretary; Mrs. Alfred Ponticelli, been requesting this service, as Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Carilli, but it Organizers of the meatless Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. Jean Gadboury, cor co-chairmen for the evening, •SUM SMb • SWIM w ell as k single exchange customers in the Manchester soon became apparent that one and Mrs. Cyril D. Belanger of Wethersfield. Her paternal grand • In b S ^ Onma exchange who can already call The telephone company is meal last night proclaimed the responding secretary. were assisted by Mrs. John telephone number for the town. house would not contain the mother is Mrs. Tillie Chlupsa of New London. She has a brother, Columbia customers toll-free. requesting residents to indicate event a success, not only to Also; Mrs. Anthony Berube, Ziemack, Mrs. John Callahan, M MT (M|Mi I n •( I Since 1969, residents in the meatless advocates. Thomas Joseph, 3Vz. However, Brookman stated their preference whether they mark the meatless week, but as chairman of trustees; Mrs. Mrs. Samuel Vacanti, and Miss ITALIAN I Manchester exchange have had About 75 people attended, Leslie S. Cordera Deborah L. Fortune that to cover the cost of ad desire the additional calling or a good excuse for an informal Harold Griffin Jr. and Mrs. Julia Dulka, hostesses. toll-free calling to Columbia, mostly in family groups and in Farley, Peter Michael, son of Richard D. and Vivian M. SPECIALTIES , ditional central office equip not. Also, replies must be’ social gathering. William Mohr, trustees; Mrs. Mrs. Charles Ponticelli, Mrs. but Columbia residents have cluding a large number of Samaha Farley of 206 Blue Ridge Dr. He was born March 26 at Competing with six other She is a January graduate of the Simsbury Music and Arts Wm Tm 4 n . m i U m i ' ment and outside plant mailed to reach the company’s Samuel Vacanti, marshal; Mrs Joseph Reynolds and Mrs. Jean M MEIf n , M NMM had to continue paying a toll children. Each family provided D e in g right In style and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Mr. girls for the title Miss Manchester High School and is Center and the Hartford facilities it would be necessary office by April 30. Easter Egg Hunt John Ziemack, first assistant Gadboury were in charge of charge to Manchester. a main dish and dessert, plus in presently employed as a file Conservatory. Harry Samaha of Plymouth, N.H. His paternal grandparents are Manchester 1973 will be these marshal; Mrs. Jack Carson, se many cases, a salad, and all T h e North Coventry two feet deep in comfort for the Easter Parade Is a analyst at Aetna L ife and gifts and decorations. '■H'ii' ■■ Mr. James Farley and Mrs. Doris Long, both of Plymouth, N.H. three area young women. The cond assistant marshal; Mrs. food was served buffet style. Volunteer Fire Department Casualty Insurance Company. Deborah Lee Fortune, 17 is He has two brothers, Bradford, 11, and Steven, 8. fifth annual Jaycee sponsored Joseph Reynolds, chaplih; Mrs. Available dishes ranged from w ill hold its annual Easter Egg certainty if you’re wearing Jarman shoes. The hand Leslie is a member of Butter the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.. Miss Manchester Scholarship Raymond Johnson, historian; Hebron lasagna through rice and Hunt Sunday at 2 p.m. at the field’s Teen Board and her Thomas J. Fortune of East some Jarman styling is evident at a glance. The com Iloulherg Jr., James Arthur, son of James Arthur and Brenda Pageant will be held Saturday Mrs. Bridget Marseau, press shrimp casserole, all sorts of firehouse on Rt. 31. talent is a description of her art Hartford. She will graduate jlllilir Smith Houlberg Sr., of Bailey Rd., Andover. He was born March evening, April 14, in Bailey correspondent; Mrs. Carroll noodle and macaroni dishes, Prizes will be awarded and work. from East Catholic High School fort is apparent the moment you slip into a pair. See 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Auditorium at the Manchester Hawthorne, first guard; Mrs. eggplant casserole, and in refreshments provided by the Diana Elizabeth DelGaudio, in June. Deborah’s talent is a are Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Smith of Andover. His paternal grand High School. Agnes Leduc, second guard. cluded a wide variety of other department auxiliary. us for a wide selection of Jarman styles designed for 19, is a sophomore at the pantomime. She plans on atten parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Reach, Warehouse Point. Guests at the installation Lunch Grant Increase! meatless items. 'The hunt will be conducted in ' After an opening number University of Connecticut ding Joseph Lawrence School of dinner and ceremonies included But in many cases the con- two sections, one for preschool Easter and spring. dance routine, the nine con majoring in French and Rus Nursing after graduation. losses suffered due to inflation board of the possibility of d 15- Berzenski, Bruce Anthony, son of Anthony and Gail Mrs. John Shea of New Haven, WALLPAP ANINE EMT veration was more interesting age children and one for the testants will compete in swim sian languages. She is the The reigning Miss Connec and the high meat prices. minute earlier starting time'for Humphrey Berzenski, of 58 Delmont St. He was bom March 28 at Mrs. William Nolan of West than the food. Many of the older children. suit, talent and evening gown daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.J. ticut, Linda Lee Kapral, will Correspondent Mrs. Porter stated, however, school next year, due to the dou Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Haven, Mrs. James Taylor of women present admitted they _x. categories. DelGaudio of Simsbury. aid Laurie Lee Osgood, Miss Tel. 228-3971 that ‘‘on the whole, the ble sessions at Rham High Mr. and Mrs. William Humphrey of 33 Linmore Dr.His paternal Lincoln, R.I., all past supreme had “ dreaded” a meatless grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berzenski of 58 Bissel St. Leslie Susan Cordera, 18, is Diane’s talent is a modern Manchester 1972, in the corona- SALE program is doing better than School. The earlier time would Birth Ratelu To Rise presidents; Mrs. Theodore Ven week, but were surprised to the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ballet dance. She has had ballet last year at this time.” prevent any long holdovers by 6 tion of the new Miss Majorie Porter, cafeteria He has three sisters, Barbara, 8V^, Teri, 6, and Karen, 3. tura of Rockville, supreme OVER 200 BOOKS find how easy it had ^ e n after Washingrton — The projected | Peter Cordera of Manchester. and jazz dance instruction at Manchester. ALL REDUCEDI manager, informed the Board Telephone the bus drivers between the U. S. birth rate in 1980 is 21.2 treasurer; Mrs. Ann Quinn of high school and elementary all, and said they were glad Kiniieman, Angie Michelle, daughter of Michael and Nina of Education last night that she The board instructed Dr. they had made their week long per 1,000 people, compared with East Providence, R.I., supreme school runs. Grant Kinneman of 118 McKee St. She was born March 28 at has received notification that David Cattanach, superinten committment to the boycott. a rate of 18.2 in 1970. recording secretary; Mrs. CABE Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are About Town Peggy Topar of Fairfield, an additional three cents per dent of schools, to take Mr. and Mrs. Donald Grant of Indianapolis, Ind. Her paternal UP TO lunch, retroactive to September The board, voted to have its The Polish National Alliance supreme trustee; Mrs. Edward whatever‘steps necessary to in grandmother is Mrs. Joe Kinneman of Marion, Ind. She has a Connoly, supreme assistant w ill ^ paid to the hot lunch form the school public of the up chairman, Edward Hinchliff, sister, Amy, 4V2. Group 1988 will meet Sunday at programs throughout the state serve as delegate to the up 2 p.m. at St. John’s Church on marshal; Mrs. Evelyn Smith of coming survey by the Southern Milford, supreme assistant by me United States Depart- New England Telephone Co. coming CABE Delegates WHITE DOGWOOD Golway St. R iefer, Karen Lynn, daughter of Robert D. and Linda Rudat organist; Mrs. Robert Burke of mrat of Agriculture (USDA). relative to toll-free calling to meeting. It also voted to send a Riefer of Marlborough. She was born March 29 at Manchester w fo r e this notification, Mrs. Manchester. letter to CABE nominating Miss Susan K. Thomas of 230 East Hartford, district deputy. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Porter said she had been The board realizes that a con Hinchliff for the position of Green Rd., Manchester, has Other supreme officers atten Robert G. Rudat of Pittsburgh, Pa. Her paternal grandparents prepared to come before the siderable amount of the $2,100 CABE vice president. im been named to the dean’s list at ding were Mrs. Helen Pratt, are Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Riefer, also of Pittsburgh, Pa. bosM for an increase of five budgeted for telephone the University of Connecticut, Mrs. Richard Luzzi, Mrs. % cenU per hot lunch to carry the expenses for the 1973-1974 James O’Connor, Mrs. Harold 40 6' 7” School of Economics for the Vinyls, flocks, hand prints, Menu Kostenko, Jon Christopher, son of Frederic and Barbara Glennon, Mrs. John Grippo, prp^am through to the end of school year could be saved first and second semester. She grass cloths, foils, many The menu at the elementary McCooe Kostenko of 111 Florence St. He was born March 30 at Mrs. Frank Santillo, Mrs. thq.year. because there are many is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. schools next week will be; Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Joseph Bennett and Mrs. pre-pasted . . . many with, % e reported that up until this children at both schools who Sylvester B. Thomas. Monday; Orange juice, Mr. and Mrs. John McCooe of East Hartford. His paternal grand Meatless Recipes William Broadrick. companion fabrics . . . date, the program has been have Manchester exchanges. mother is Mrs. Frances Kostenko of 111 Florence St. He has a Italian beef patty, french fries, reimbursed only four cents per Custodian sister, Kimberly Ann, 13 mos. Richard's Seafood Medley lunch in fed era l commodities. green beans, applesauce. The board approved the ap Meatless menus continue to 1 4-ounce can sliced However,, President Nixon has Tuesday; Pork patties, pointment of George Moberg as Paine, Matthew llunn, son of David and Margaret Lynch lure area housewives who are mushrooms, drained I Loyalty Day Queen | recently signed a bill making it mashed potato, carrots, day custodian at the Gilead Hill FLOWERING SHRUBS Paine of Monson, Mass. He was born March 28 at Wesson Mater holding the line in the meat 1 tablespoon butter mandsLtt>rib',ior the USDA to chocolate cake. School. nity Hospital, Springfield, Mass. His maternal grandparents are boycott now entering its fourth 1 10 ounce can frozen shrimp n;i,r' give the htoles the promised Wednesday; Hamburg pizza, • FORSYTHIA I Named On Saturday ^ Ralph Saccuzzo, principal, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lynch of 325 Vernon St. His paternal grand day. soup seven cqnts in either com garderi salad, pears. reported that a vacancy still • LILAC parents are Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Paine of Springfield, Mass. The following recipes, sub '/2 cup milk modities fOr monies retroactive Thursday; Clam chowder, Anderson Shea Post VFW and exists for a night-time custo mitted by the Manchester ‘A cup dry sherry wine have had two state winners and to Septemter. chicken salad sandwich, orange • SPIREA Junior Women’s Club, should its Auxiliary will choose “ Miss one second-place winner. ./r dian and interested applicants gelatin salad, pickles, peaches. A Dash liquid peppers ! Based on 42,571 lunches • MOCK ORANGE Loyalty Day Queen” from should contact the school office help make mealtime in Salt to taste •served since September, the Friday; Sliced turkey, IFSCS Sponsors Fashion Show among the registered con Following the judging Satur for an appointment. • OVER 25 VARIETIES teresting. 2 tablespoons minced chives program, will realize almost $1,- mashed potato, peas, cranberry testants, Saturday, at the Post day, there will be dancing and a Mrs. Earl Odom is master of ‘A teaspoon nutmeg 300 jjvhich .^1| hqlR {©.overcome School Hours sauce, strawberries on vanilla The Women’s Society of Fish Casserole Marguery Home, 608 E. Center St.,- buffet served under the chair We Honor Master Charge Don’t Walt Til Ifs Too Late.. ceremonies. Name tags are ‘A cup each cooked lobster HAZAU-sounn Dr. Cattanach informed the pudding. ' ' Christian S ervice of South I'/z lbs fillet of sole, flounder Manchester. manship of Mrs. Edward Open Thurs. S Fri. VERMICULITE Bu y being prepared by Dupee Cir chunks aiid crab chunks Evenings 'til 9:00 P.M. I . t o c iiv liu , CONN. 0»0l» United Methodist Church is or haddock Contestants must be single, Stickney, senior vice president cle. Mispah-Spencer Circle is '/2 cup tiny cooked shrimp TtL POJ) trwjn/ PEAT POTS TANGLE FOOT presenting a mother-daughter 4 tablespoons finely chopped citizens of the United States, 16 of the Auxiliary. rrdn. serving the dinner. Cornell Cir Vz teaspoon paprika Now tor Gypay. M oths banquet and fashion show Mon to 21 years of age. There is still POTTING SOIL cle has created the center- onion 'A cup grated Parmesan day at 6:30 p.m. in Cooper Hall 1 can ( 10‘/2 ounces) cream-of- time for any interested young 1 lb. $2.10 pieces. Mrs. Richard von cheese SEED P of the church. mushroom soup lady to enter and she may do so Hollen and Mrs. George Weljb Brown mushrooms in butter. Rev-Share Funds Asked 5 lbs. $9.85 Mrs. Albert Donnestad is 1 can (4V2 ounces) tiny by contacting Mrs. Eugene are making the programs and Combine soup, milk, wine, fashion commentator • for shrimp, drained Freeman, 579 E. Center St., for favors. Music will be supplied seasonings, chives and nutmeg. “ Patterns for Living.” Vz teaspoon paprika information. by Mrs. von Hollen. Tables Add mushrooms and seafood, For Town Office Addition authorized retailer The winner will be presented Seamstress models include were arranged by Dupee Circle: and heat slowly. Remove to losers Choice appropriate gifts and will ANNE EMT recommending that steps be Mrs. Robert Richmond, Mrs. Mrs. Robert Richmond is Arrange serving-size pieces buttered baking dish and top and consumers to discuss the receive the crown from last Correspondent taken to hire an architect, ob Robert Darr, Miss Susie banquet chairman. of fish in a buttered flat with paprika and- Parmeasan high price of beef. year’s reigning queen, Miss Tel. 228-3971 tain a set of plans and secure a Patterson, Miss Diana Webb, Reservations for the dinner casserole. Mix onion with soup cheese. Refrigerate overnight The program is being planned Lorna Rae Philleson. She will The Board of Selectmen cost estimate. by the Connecticut State Farm WHITHAM Mrs. Charles Burton, Mrs. are completely sold out. and shrimp and spoon over fish. if desired. Bake at 350 degrees Harm represent the Manchester VFW It is felt that the town should Dean Patterson, Mrs. James Anyone holding a ticket that Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in for approximately 40 minutes. lottery voted last night to recommend Bureau and is scheduled for in the state contest held at a borrow funds for the addition Hoagland, Mrs. Thomas they will not be using is Serve with rice or noodles. to the Board of Finance that the next Friday evening at 8 in the 'GROW WITH US'* a 400 degree oven for 30 Loyalty Day Ball, May 4 in and then use the revenue J Vaughn, Mrs. Raymond requested to contact Mrs. Serves 8. town’s revenue sharing funds Andover Elementary School minutes or until fish can be Norwich. sharing funds each year to pay ROUTE 6 BOLtON 643-7802 Merriman and Mrs. French Aldred Davis or Mrs. Robert flaked with a fork. Makes 4 ser Note; Other seafoods may be ($13,288) be used for the expan and is open to all residents of The local VFW has sponsored off the loan. Hey, each showing items they Ramsey, as tickets are still in vings. used in this dish, and in any sion of the Town Office Hebron. have sewn. demand. combination of your choice. a queen annually since 1969 and Building. Panel The funds, which should be Aaron Reid, first selectman, forthcoming over a period of informed the board o f a § T A R . five years, must be used program arranged by Robert Give US 2”in yo u r -By C LA Y R. P O LLA N - ARIES LlIRA Amencan Motors Hornet Hatchback Chevrolet Nova Ciutom Hatchback within a twelve-month period. Post, first selectman of An MAH. 21 Your Daily Actiyily Guide Therefore, the selectmen are dover, for a panel of farmers ' According lo the Stan. A fi. o '3 ::;a I» To develop m essage for Saturday, 4-22-33-44 6-55^73i ceHlng,weii give ^54-^80-83 reod words corresponding to numbers 74-76-77 \ of your Zodiac birth sign. Rockville WORLD ALMANAC ^ T A U R U S 1 When 31 Possible 61 A FACTS AM. 20 2 You 32 Deception 62 Money I ^ MAY 20 3 Trovel 33 And 63 Medical Hospital you central 5-20-31-42 4 Good 34 Move 64 Motters' Hy52-5-82-84 5 M oke 35 With 65 On Notes 6 Unexpected 36 Turn 66 Todoy COME IN GEMINI 7 You 37 Convolescing 67 Vitality SAGITTARIUS 8 Proper 38 Gift 68 Sure Dodge Dan 340 Sport Font Maverick Grabber Sport Sedan Mercury Comet ^D oar Sedan air conditioning. I MAY 21 NOV. 22 / n 9 Possibility 39 You 69 Ear Admitted Thursday; Kenneth 20 10 Element 40Toke 70 Invitotion DEC. 21 The actual modaU awaittod may dMtr Iroffl the photograph In opilone. Cook Sr., Maple St.. Ellington; , 9-16-27-38 11 ^me 41 Into 71 Trip 1-14-25-36^ 72 Picture Lawrence McEwen, Cedar St., /49-70-78 12 It's 42 Use 47-58^9 13 Bounce 43 In 73 Coll to our MAIN OFFICE Rockviil8; Marcelle Pistorius, i 14 Rumors 44 Influence 74 For .^ CAPRICORN 15 III 45 Joy o 75 Evident dec. J2 Park ' West, Rockville; Dana 46 Todoy 76 New A couple of 2" openings in the 16 Of JAN. It St. Gregus, Talcott Ave., 17 Action 47 A 77 Progrom (opposite James Church) 3-18-29-40/S 2-13-24-35 18 Appeors 48 Person 78 Today Rockville; Suzanne Sheridan, corners of your ceilings, a few 79 Another 61-71-79-851A -S/45-5fr67 19 Fit 49 Or Orcterd S{., Rockville; Sandra 20 Fullest 50 To 80 Your AQUARIUS inconspicuous air supply ducts 21 Of 51 Someone's 81 Problems for a S piv^,‘ Grove St., Rockville; 82 Welfare JAN. 20 The proportion of Ameri 22 Luck 52 Of Oldimobile Omega Plymouth Duater 2-Door Coupe Joyc6 Frazier, Orchard St., 23 Your 53 Money 83 Side f i t . 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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri,, April 6. 1»73 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cohn., Fri., April 6, 1 9 7 3 - PAGE ELEVHW Plans To Be Unveiled Manchester Hospital Boys Conduct For Kennedy Library Police Church Service AT L&M EQUIPMENT CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ( A P ) - missions at Hhrvard’s Notes Graduate School ot lEducation, Detalled plans for the $30 Report Teen-age boys will conduct . said the design review will help million Kennedy Memorial the evening worship service at The Chain Saw determine the outcome. Library complex will be an (VISITING HOURS) the Church of Christ, 394 Lydall Duehdy’s m ejor complaint SPRING ARRIVAL FOR OUB 12III ANNIVERSARY ioith nounce May 29, the 56th an Intermediate Care Semi- MANCHESTER St., Manchester, Sunday. niversary of the birth of John F. has been proposed parking Cars driven by Carol L. Speakers for the occasion will facilities.'s. / private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 Kennedy, a Library Corp. Bryant of 124 Rachel Rd. and be Eric Nelson, Anderson Rd., “ With a huge parking lot p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 FRANK ATWOOD spokesman said Thureay. GCllGimTlOHS Walter R. Gooley of 38 Walker Tolland, a senior at Tollancl covering much of the site, it a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m, - 8 p.m. Robert Fitzgerald, 'a, first Mr. Knight Rogers^ the paper St. were in coUbiion Thursday High School; and Greg Post, may not make for a particular he was working and left it Self Service: 19 a.m. - 2 p.m .; cousin of the former president, manufacturer, in Manchester, night at Oakland St. and Rachel Hickory Rd., Marlborough, a ly tasteful design,” he said. beside the road. On reaching 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. MINI MAC said Library Corp. will Spend Rd., Manchester, police sophomore at Rham High owned Diamond Lake and a home, he told his son, whose Intensive Care and Coronary more than $20 million for the reported. “ It is a nice thing to do with bloom. The display for the Accent plants were''several large.tract of land around it in kids (O.C.’s grandchildren) had Care: Immediate family only, School. library, bus depot, parking for Both cars had to be towed Leading in prayer will be Ken money,’’ my wife said as we public is always close to perfec small flowering crabapple Glastonbury. He had it sur- never seen a rattler, about it. anytime, limited to five Is Here! left Longwood Gardens in tion. trees, no more Uian five feet at least 1,000 cars and tax BICYCLES roiUKled with a high deer fencb minutes. from the scene of the 6:10 p.m. Bell, 34 Farmstead Rd., Storrs, Since it was to be a long generating retail space. accident. Gooley was charged a junior at E. 0 . Smith High Kennett ^uare. Pa., on a re One follows marked tall, in full bloom, and both blue and gates, and posted with signs evening of daylight and the dis Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - Harvard University will with failurj to drive a School; and Greg Nelson, cent holiday trip. She didn’t walkways through the conser and white cineraria in'big tubs. that forbid trespassing. tance not over ten or twelve 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 mean our money. It had cost us vatory complex so the traffi'* *•> spend another $5 to $10 million FARR'S After he died, the property reasonable distance apart; Anderson Rd., Tolland, a We missed the feature we had miles, he decided to drive down p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m^, all one way, and we were for buildings to house the court date is April 23. sophomore at Tolland High 50 cents apiece for admission seen before in the big conser was act(uired by M. Joseph to show it to the kiddies. and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. directed to temporary entrance Kennedy Institute of Politics BIKE SHOP tickets. vatory, a giant Norfolk Island Garath .of Canton, who had the He tells that as they sat in the Age Limits: 16 in maternity, School. where we had glimpses of two and 150 faculty apartments, She meant the money that pine, which towered to the high fence removed, some roads laid car looking down at it stretched 12 in other areas, no limit , in Danny Summers, Mountain new areas, soon to have their Fitzgerald said. Pierre S. du Pont had spent for glass roof when ■ we were at out, and began to sell off cot out full length, they noticed the self-service. Matthew J. Paquette, 16, of St., Rockville; and Bruce Post, formal opening. Cambridge City Manager the purchase of a 1000-acre Longwood about a year ago. It tage sites. head move a little and the All emergency patients and 118 Florence St., was charged Hickory Rd., Marlborough, John H, Corcoran and the Har private estate in 1906 and the New Exhibit Areas was an out-sized specimen of a O.G. and sons had been mouth open and shut. Their dad outpatients are requested to use Thursday night with operating seventh graders at Ellington vard Square Development Task money he later left in trust to One is a glass-roofed azalea plant we see in private homes working in the woods south of pried the mouth open with a the new emergency room an unregistered motor vehicle and ^ a m junior high schools, Force Wednesday announce!^ maintain and improve the gar house which seems to occupy an and public buildings, with the take for several weeks. One couple of sticks and found that a entrance off Armory St. Access on Main St. Court date is April respectively, will read the the beginning of a “ formal dens for the enjoyment of the area form erly used as an feathery horizontal branches of Sunday while people were in large beetle had crawled in and to the entrance via existing 23. scriptures. design review process” for the general public. auditorium. The azaleas were small evergreen leaves. It must specting the lots we had gone was moving around enough to driveways. The Lord’s supper will be 12.2 acre site. Until recently the gardens already in full bloom and we have over-reached Itself and down past the lake to our cause the motion noted. Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 served by Wayne Post, Hickory The site was donated by the A camera and two-way radio, were open free every day in the had a view through the doorway been removed. workings and had our youngest It seems that once a snake a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to Rd., Marlborough, first year state in 1966, but construction total value about $270, were year. The 50-cent charge is of a huge display of orchids. In the tropical greenhouse dauf^ter along for the walk. starts to swallow something he midnight; others, 2 p.m. to 8 student at Manchester Com has been delayed while the stolen from a car owned by quite new and must be due to The other new area was and in a palm house, two stories RALEIGH BIKES On the way back O.C. killed a cannot reject it because his p.m...... munity College; and Jeffrey ’ former occupant of the site, the Linw(X)d Sawyer of 91 Oak St., Bucy, 187 Ferguson Rd., a the inflated cost of everything, divided into six or eight small high, there was the pleasant rattlesnake. It was so long that teeth point inward slightly. Massachusetts Bay Transporta it was reported to police senior at Manchester High including the wages of 200 gardens, each assigned to a splash of running water. In the SAUS-SERViCE the girl had to hold her arm and That, of course, is the teeth tion Authority, sought a new Discharged Thursday: empioyes. With a million landscape architect to design as desert room we noted a jade On All TypM. hand high while she held the they use on their food. Thursday. School. location. Current plans call for William Abraitis, 10 Robin Rd.; visitors a year, even this he saw fit. Some of the plant, which many of us have at GET YOUR snake by the tail to keep the Poison fangs are different. extra modest charge will bring in a the MBTA to vacate the site Flossie P. Rathbone, 26 architects, or their helpers, home in junior sizes. This old BIKE READY neck off the ground. They lay back against the roof late this year or early in 1974. Gardner St.; Akke Dontje, tidy half million dollars. were working there with boy was six feet tall with a When people saw that, the of the mouth until the mouth is ' March was too early for Cambridge City Councilman F0RSPRIN6I Coventry; Judith S. Caron, 228 shovels or pruning shears get trunk eight inches through at word spread and as we went up opened wide so they become chain much outdoor display in this Francis Duehay has criticized Center St.; George Tomlinson, T a b l e ting their “ example gardens,” the base. The plant must also the road quite a crowd was practically straight up and the site as “ ill-planned” and 28 Spring S t.; Diana L. area of Pennsylvania close to as these will be called, ready have been six feet wide. FARR'S gathering. down. Then the fangs turn out the Delaware line. There were has said the library complex Belliveau, Colchester; Thomas To Entertain Baptist Group | for public showing. There were sweet peas on a 2 MAIN STREET When Mr. Garath saw that straight ahead and can be crocuses and scilla. The first of could be “ a national monument Benson, 146 Center St.; Helen Also new to us was a room trellis 10 feet tall, close enough 643-7111 snake he was frantic. He driven in by a direct thrust. just 98c M. Roy, West Hartford; the daffodils were opening and devoted to bonsai plants, not so you could lean over and sniff or a national disgrace.” Open Dally to 9:00 ordered it out of sight because They are hollow and inject the Charles A. Bickel, East Hart forsythia was starting to show yet open except that we could their fragrance, and pansies in Duehay, who is dean of ad he thought no one would want to contact Mrs. William Gilroy, venom like a doctor’s hypoder ford. The Senior Fellowship, spon wtth any McCulloch saw you buy! yellow color. look through the windows. pots that had been staked up so buy a lot with rattlers around. 191 Washington St., Vernon. mic needle. Also, Sharon L. Held, 137 sored by Barbara Giffot^ Circle Huge Greenhouses There will be 50 plants, in pots, they grew two feet tall. • Open 6 Days :yA!!:;:!::*:55yOpefi I'hurs. *lif 9 It now appears that the lots The Barbara Gifford Circle A snake can swallow an Helaine Rd.; Shirley C. Vallee, of Women’s Society of Com But the showplace of dwarfed and shaped in the sold regardless. under the leadership of Mrs. object much larger than its own 19 Horace St.; Susan M. Gates, munity Baptist Church, will be XZ.U ^ MINI-MAC 1 Longwood Gardens, summer Japanese manner, and of many The little girl wanted the Orlando Tibbetts, is in charge diameter because the lower jaw 12 Overlook Dr.; Roland E. entertained by the Round Table this and winter, is the great conser varieties. The oldest plant, we African Violet Show rattlers which she hung on her of the refreshments which will Suits For Spring and Summer in Hand becomes unhinged from the up Wilson, East Hartford; Thomas Singers of Manchester High light vatory area, with greenhouses were told, has been growing in Mrs. Wayne P. (Marcia) be served following the concert some Glen PlaUls, Stripings and Solids n ^ much to the consternation per. After taking in a good meal Burgess, South Windsor; Nola School, Tuesday, at 12:30 p.m. for O K weighs lust 6.9 lbs Foxglove plants, in pots, are added to a border of daffodils by a gardener at the conser high enough for good-sized the same pot for 160 years, The Kilpatrick of .Bolton will exhibit of some other kids at school. in Fellowship Hall. l 0s s c u t t in g a t - , a snake is inclined to keep pret F. Marr, 108 Ridge St.; David J. in the sanctuary of the church. this vatory of Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania, one of the world’s great public gardens. trees and climate control that youngest specimens considered 20 of her finest plants in the Have Arrived at J. Garman^ Clothier... tschmsnts The skin made a nice hat band. ty quiet until the object has Brown, 165 St. John St.; This will be a spring concert un (Photo by Atwood) provides one area with the hot, ready for exhibition have been Windsor African Violet Blends of Dacron and IForsled, tailored in Natural little The Ash Swamp road skirts been reduced in size. That Laurette M. Fournier, South der the direction of Miss humid atmosphere of a tropical trained at least four years. Society’s show and sale April 14 Shoulder Styling, these "Good Taste" garments will take Handles a week's worth of chores In hours. So light the north foot of Skunks Gut doesn’t take very long. Snakes Windsor; Susan F. Okaty and Martha White. jungle and another area with Espaliered fruit trees are and 15 at the Windsor Com you everywhere with that Comfortable Feeling — yVol and maneuverable you'll prune trees, clean up Mountain. A family named must have very powerful daughter, Willimantic. The Round Table Singers has the dry climate of a desert. being shown, for the first time, munity Center on Palisade Ave. style merchandise — just Classic Good Taste, starting at S i m Spring storm damage, cut firewood, even build patio Fenn lived on the north side of digestive juices because they do Also, Earl S. Whitehead, East been putting on a series of con furniture. Act now and get an extra chain (or just 98c. The Longwood gardeners in a section of greenhouse that I The show is in the Sill House at $ 120. the road. They had a tame not regurgitate anything the Hartford; Doris A, Simmonds, certs to raise funds for a trip to were preparing for their Easter estimated was 20 feet high. the center, open Saturday from 98c Extrs chsin offdr good lor IlmlWd timu onlyl Siegrist Joins MCC crow. way owls do to get rid of such Vernon; Lester E. Masker, Hawaii during Easter Vacation. display and signs announced the These are apples, peaches, 2 to 5 and Sunday from 10 to 4. SAT tomorrow ^ One day Mrs. Fenn was going things as bones and hair that Stafford Springs; Tina M. Some friends of Miss White’s special events that were pears, and perhaps other fruits, There is no admission charge. to her mail box which was on they cannot digest. Faircloth, Vernon; Jill Morris, from Hawaii visited friends in Lawns Fartlllzsd - LImod, As Liaison Officer Students who have registered planned for Palm Sunday and pruned to grow flat against a The club is bringing African 39. (larm u n. the other side of the road. Her O.C. came upon a black snake Glastonbury; Cindyann California last summer and to take the Scholastic Aptitude for Easter. “ But don’t come wire screen. These will make Light Trucking Service. violets of new varieties, for crow dove down from the barn that had a bunch at least twice Maudsley, 940 E. Middle Tpke. heard a tape of the singers. llEGISTER FOR FREE DOOR PRIZE Test (SAT) tomorrow at then and don’t come the Sunday an attractive display when they § John J. Siegrist of 238C New degree in guidance, conferred sale, from Lyndon Lyon of CHlotlitcrB roof and began cawing excited the diameter of its normal They extended an invitation to Bill Strain APRIL SOI - 14th Manchester High School are after Easter,” the receptionist bloom in a few weeks and then State Rd. has joined the staff at in 1969, from the State Universi Dolgeville, N.Y. Plants shown ly and fluttering right in front body. It couldn’t crawl fast them to give a series of con PHONE 649-6484 ty of New York in Albany. reminded that doors to the told us at the front desk. “ It’s when the fruit forms and by members will not be for sale 8 8 7 Main Street in Manchester Community of Mrs. Fenn’s face. He had enough to get away if he had certs in Hawaii. They will sing MIsrSPJL Free Coffee & Donuts College as financial aid officer. Siegrist was director of finan cafeteria lobby will open at 7:50 mad.” ripens. but will be in competition for downtown Manchester never acted like that before. It a.m. wanted to catch it. at a high school, on a television 8r Mw* 8 UL He is responsible for ad- cial aid at Clinton Community I can well believe it. There Cyclamen and Primrose awards. was almost impossible for her About Town Students will be assigned to "Main Su Guild Member" Some kinds of snakes lay eggs show similar to Mike Douglas’ L&M EQUIPMENT CORP. College in Plattsburg, N.Y. for will be thousands of Easter liie central section of the Mrs. Kilpatrick has been \ to proceed. testing rooms on a first-come, in the sun to be hatched by it. show and at the Hotel nikai 2V4 years before coming to lilies, still being forced conservatory, and largest growing African violets in a When she did get close Placement for new sixth and Vernon, Conn. 3 mile* from Yemen Circle off Route 1-84, Tel 872-8311 first-served basis, and testing I Others bear their young already where they will be staying. Manchester Community somewhere in a “ working” single area, has a lawn area of small way since her high school Where Fitting You is OUR PLEASURE, enough to see it, there was a seventh grade students plan will begin in each room when it able to crawl away. There is no Parents of the singers and all I Won-TlHire., 8 e.m. to 5 p.m.; Fri. 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat. 8 e.m. to 4 p.m. College. At Clinton, he ad greenhouse when we were fine green turf, with the flowers days and in a larger way for the I large rattlesnake at the base of ning to enter Assumption is filled. The latest possible and YOUR SATISFACTION! truth in the story that young people in the community of ministered all student financial there. There will be narcissus, set in borders along the walks. last two years. She thinks she the mailbox post. Mr. Fenn Junior High School ia the fall arrival time is 8:30 a.m. snakes go into Uieir mothers retirement age are invit^ to aid programs, including budget tulips and hyacinths, as there Red cyclamen, which we see at has 600 plants. I Free Main Street and Purnell Parking answered her call and dis- will be held Saturday at 9:30 Tickets of admission and soft mouths for safety. O.C. Tuesday’s concert. Anyone control, development of grant were in March, but these will be home as single treasured house :: patched the snake. a.m. at the school. Test fee is No. 2 pencils are required. believes any snake will devour wishing transportation may y f i m v f proposals and special reports. later blooms. Almost every plants, were planted in a bed. One time O.C.' killed a good payable at that time. Parking is available in the stu any smaller snake it can catch. He acted as coordinator of plant in the conservatbriies Massed nearby were primroses sized rattler in the forest where veteran’s affairs and as a dent lot off Brookfield St. grows in a pot, and it is the pots of an unusual lavender hue, and MAKE YOUR OWN! career placement counselor. that are moved in and out as then primroses in more- Prior to joining the staff at older flowers fade and new ones familiar bright yellow. Choose the leg design that suits ROSES your decor. Select the proper size. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 8, 1973 - PAGE THIRTBEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 6. 1873 Mhhoney Explains Vote Lenten Program Fire Destroys Warehouse DANBURY (AP) - A three- ture late Wednesday night. Inn, contained a large supply of 'ainst Hospital Bill story wood-frame building Richard Frisch of Westport, new books. Set at Emanuel One Danbury fireman, which served as a storage president of the company, es timated the loss would run as Richard Balfe, was overcome On Tuesday, the Connecticut and lost thier nerve.” “This new commission's task warehouse for the Richfield Itouse of Representatives, by He explained; Richard S. Matteson, director companist for many of the Book Distributors was declared high as $100,000. by smoke while fighting the is too great, and it will end up schools choral and vocal Frisch said the building, blaze but was treated at the an overwhelming 119 to 2'7'vote, “I voted against H.B. 8920, doirig nothing constructive, for of music for the Emanuel a total loss after a fire ai^roved a bill for setting up a setting up a new cost commis Lutheran Church, will direct recitals. that raged through the struc formerly the Old (Connecticut scene. VOL. XXXV, No. 22' it will find out it can’t control His career began at 14 when ’FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1973 ifcw Hospital Cost Commission. sion requested by Gov. Meskill, the cost of living, or labor the 45-member Emanuel Choir B acked by Gov. Thomas in order to stop handing out in a special Lenten program on he was employed as assistant negotiations, or the cost of organist at St. Stephen’s Meskill, who said he will sign it more political plums at the purchasing delicate equipment Sunday at 4 p.m. The program if it reaches his desk, the bill taxpayers’ expense. The first will feature Gabriel Faure’s Episcopal Church in Cohasset. — so urgently needed. He has made numerous wyi be acted upon next week in year it is going to cost the “The governor left state “Requiem Opus 48.” Assembly In Action the^Benate. taxpayers of the state $359,000. appearances in recitals in hospitals out of the bill because Massachusetts and Connecticut The Student Assembly met this John Gearheart, Dan Silver, quadrangle? That is a question group was at a slight disadvan One of the 27 who cast “nay” “The commission will be it is a well-known fact that the votes Tuesday is Rep. Francis made up of 15 people — nine to as a vocalist, accompanist and past Monday during 8th period Dave Gryzb, Toby Shapiro, that will have to be con tage I might add as most of the state hospitals are out of con as a solo organist. He recently to finish up some business that Stanley Wojcowski, Tom New templated by many. To corres things being discussed had J. Mahoney, D, of Manchester. be appointed by the governor, trol, due to fiscal coniving, thus Today Mahoney said, “I one by the Speaker of the completed the position as took place at the previous man, Dave Larsen, Mr. pond with this issue, the already been obtained at causing poor service for the musical director of the New At Chorches meeting. The Assembly tries Shreeves, Geff Perrot, and Tom Assembly will have a drive Manchester High School, such beljeve I owe the people of House, and one by the President patients. He (the governor) is Manche^er an explanation of Pro Tern of the Senate. The Britain Repertory Theatre for BRAND NEW 1973 not to schedule meetings during Smayda. aimed at having the school as the open campus policy and playing ganies with the its spring production of “Show- the day but because of the lack Another event which the Stu grounds cleaned up. smoking privileges. However, my reasons for voting against other four members would be taxpayers of the state. “I look 7 3 DODGE the . bill. It was difficult as a boat.” 7 3 DODGE CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 DR. SEDAN of attendance at the evening dent Assembly is sponsoring is Just this past weekend, eight progress was gained on such the commissioner of health, to the Manchester Memorial TRUCKS politician to vote ‘no’. Many commissioner of finance and Matteson and his wife, the COLTS meetings it sometimes the dance which will be held in students on the Student items as student rights and Hospital with great civic pride. former Rebecca Plehn, who is Equipped with V-8 engine, auto, trans., P IC K - U P S & becomes necessary. Whenever Assembly went to Norwich, responsibilities. legislators wanted to vote ‘no’ control, commissioner of men Manchester Memorial Hospital ARE HERE. MOST power steering, power disc brakes, left V A N S . M O S T the cafeteria tonight beginning appearing as guest organist for M O D E L S F O R the Student Assembly votes on Connecticut for a Connecticut If any student, parent or tal health, and commissioner of got off to a fine start, by the hand outside remote control mirror, M O D E L S F O R at 7;30. The band "Truck” will thigjspecial program, reside in IMMEDIATE . radio (with rear speaker), heavy duty IMMEDIATE insurance. In my opinion, as the great efforts of Mr. Elmore >3745 an issue they have to have a be playing. Joe Kelley, a Federation of Student Council citizen of Manchester has any Manchester with their DELIVERY. shocks, whitewalls. Stock No. 3015. DELIVERY. , TO BE SOLD present administration is con Watkins many years ago. quorum (one-third of the former student at MHS, is now convention. The students left question, complaint or sugges daughter, Laura. Assembly Members). If this in this band. In order for the Friday afternoon and returned tion about the Student ' AT AUCTION stituted, Gov. Meskill would “Manchester can be proud of The program is open to the SPECIAL PtIRCHASE-CHRYSLER CORP. quorum is not met it can make Student Assembly to schedule late Saturday. The convention Assembly, on what it has please have the power over all 15 the men and women who have 1968 COUGAR members. public and Manchester area things very difficult. For this more dances, this dance must consisted of seminars or talks feel free to contact me or Glenn served as trustees — people of residents are invited. BRAND NEW ’73 MHHX reason the number of people on on the different issues. Our MHS Judo Club Active “Naturally we are all against high quality and dedicated — 19 7 2 DODGE be a success. Cooper. —Dave Jacobs Polara Custom 4-Door Hardtop. Automatic, power the Assembly will probably Coming up May 12 the 2-Door Hardtop the rising costs in hospitals, as people who have guided challenger 2 DR. HARDTOP Serial I8F93F544656 we are in the food we eat, the steering, power disc brakes, factory air conditioning, have to be lessened to alleviate Assembly will be sponsoring a Members of the Manchester High School Judo Class, which elements of the ancient Japanese art of self-defense. (HSW Manchester Memorial vinyl roof, light package. clothes we wear, and in all the Hospital’s growth to what it is V>8, vinyl roof, bucket seats, automatic, power the problem. Tag Sale. We hope to make was recently organized, practice some of the basic photo by Mrosek) April 13. 1973 steering, radio, whitewalls. Stock No. 2967 Senior Plans other necessities of life. We see today, recognized as the finest After spending much time on several hundred dollars but this at 10:00 A.M. critical school issues such as will not be possible if we do not our President and our Congress hospital in the State of Connec *3195 ALL CARRY REMAINING CHRYSLER the Physical Education receive the help of the student MORIARTY with no control over the high ticut. Rirliurd S. Mulleson CORP. 18 MONTH OR 18,000 MILE program, Substitute policy, and body. Any items not being used In Works 8RQTHERS rising costs of living, and we “The trustees are greatly *3495 teacher evaluation, the Student Not every member of the sports program. 318 C H i r ^ Manctw see them doing nothing about it. concerned about the rising WARRANTY, in your household would be Matteson, a native of Assembly has bounced right greatly appreciated. If you class of 1973 has been stricken The Commencement Com costs, and meet frequently to Cohassett, Mass., has been NEW 73 DODGE ISW 73 DODGE NEW 73 DODGE NEW 73 DODGE back with many activities. For desire to donate, bring your mittee must also plan the mid- hold the line. They are also con NEW 73 DODGE with “senioritis.” Those on the Judo Club Formed Polara Custom 2- Polara Custom 6- Dart. Factory air Coronet Custom Coronet. Custom director at the church since example, two weeks ago under goods to the Student Office Hune senior activities. Recent cerned that the hospital has the Dooor Hardtop. Passenger 4-Door Sedan. senior Commencement Com August. Prior to coming to conditioning. LH Wagon. Factory the direction of Ralph Taft and ly, during gym periods, Mr. proper equipment to serve you Factory air con Wagon. Factory Factory air con air conditioning. located by the auditorium. mittee, for example, have been Manchester, he was the 23. Kathy Bonoven the Assembly A new idea was recently busy raising money and plan Emmerling show ^ the seniors and me when we are patients. ditioning. air conditioning. ditioning. SAVE One of this year’s firsts at ning of the second semester used for intramural basketball organist at South SAVE had a Music Assembly during brought up considering the ning for senior week activities. slides and films of previous pair up and practice throws and This has all been accomplished SAVE SAVE SAVE____ MHS is a judo class. In case any new students have been flips on each other. This is good so at every class we have to Congregational Church, Hart six straight periods of the day. feasibility of opening up the The Senior-Faculty Basket class picnics to spark interest without a witch hunt. 68 FORD 67 INTERNATIONAL 68 PONTIAC 66 CHEVROLET 73 DODGE of you have been walking past enrolling. The class consists of because it develops speed and wait for the custodians to let us ford. He is a graduate of Hartt Catalina. 4-Door Impala 2-Or. W-100 4-wheel It was a great success. During quadrangle between perii^s. It ball Game, played last Friday and familiarize them with the “This kind of cost commis LTD 4-Door Hard- V4-ton Pickup. the cafeteria after school on a a little more than 15 students. in, then wC have to move all the College of Music, University of Sedan. V-8. Hardtop. V-8. drives with angling this Assembly any student of was felt by many that the Stu was one fund-raiser. Although facilities at the Frank Davis skill. If we don’t rhondori we do sion, in my estimation, destroys to p . V - 8 , Tuesday or Thursday, this will Most of the ones who started in tables out of the way and set up Hartford, where he majored in automatic, PS, S795 automatic, PS. automatic, PS. snow plows. the High School was permitted dent Assembly would not sup the teachers managed to defeat resort. some other form of judo. At the the civic pride and incentive to be an explanation of the September are yellow belts and the mats. By the time all this is organ and liturgical music. factory air. S895 S795 SAVE to go on stage to portray his port this because the students the well-organized senior force, . Dr. Walter Schardt, a former end of the class we get back into be a part of the hospital — such screams and thuds you the newer students are all still done it is usually 3; 30. While in school, Matteson was S1195 talents. will just ruin this area as they the competition was intense Board of Education member, formation, straighten our gis as the trustees, incorporators, •k Many Others To Choose Prom k probably heard. white belts. active in H artt’s Madigal At this time on behalf of both have done to the rest of the and spirits were high. The has accepted the committee’s (uniforms resembling the young people from our “OLDEST DODGE-CHRYSLER DEALER in HARTFORD COUNTY” Twice a week the class meets We start out a routine class Singers and the Chamber myself and the Student school grounds. One good exam senior girls, more fortunately, invitation to speak at the June pajamas) and bow before schools who assist in may ways, under the fine instruction of by getting into formation and Singers, as well as being an ac- Assembly I would like to thank ple is the cafeteria. At the end triumphed over the women of 21 graduation exercises. Dr. leaving. We are presently planning to the ladies who run the Gift Shop Mr. A1 Carby. Mr. Carby is an bowing. After that we do a the following people who par of each period trash is left on the faculty after only two Schardt will be the main The president of the club is go into judo tournaments, but and donate all their profits to automotives teacher who has number of warm-up exercises. Dave Towles, and our treasurer we are having some trouble fin the hospital. All of these fine Pigs Under 120 Pounds 0 R C H ticipated in this event; Curtis the tables waiting for the cooks games of volleyball to open the speaker of the evening. From there we usually rhon- Willey, Brian Sullivan, Matt to pick it up. If the people of the evening, and a wild demonstra Homeroom representatives earned a judo black belt. is Brian Clavette. One of the ding schools that offer judo, so . . . Take A Ride Before You Decide. . . people are volunteers. Many Chicago—Usually young hogs The class started in dori. I should probably give an major problems with the class our competition is quite are called pigs until they are DODGE Hennigan, Bob Millette, Rich school can not even carry their tion of street hockey pitting now collect money for the up hundreds of people donated This is a test pattern to OF MANCHESTER September, but since the begin- explanation of what this is; we is that the gyms are now being limited. — Steve Girelli about four months old or until Wasserman, Kathy Donovan, trash to the barrels at the end of junior boys against the senior coming events, and keep the TEST DRIVE AN small and large sums of money they weigh about 120 pounds. determine The Herald’s print 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 Mark Belluardo, Dale Roberts, the period, then should they be men during the half-time of the seniors informed of these to the hospital, to help pay for After this they are referred to ing quality. Danette Cornelius, Rich Didan, given the right to litter up the basketball game, balanced the exciting plans. its orderly development and as hogs. growth. A Growing “Manchester can be proud Girls’ Track also of the hospital’s fine staff Problem OPEL of nurses and doctors — they Recruiting The Manchester High are always there when we need Successful cafeteria conflict has risen to a TODAY! them. In all my years, there has The recent campaigning climax of late. The many TVi'vs DECIDE FOR YQURSELF been nothing but good said of made by the MHS Girls’ Track problems stirred up point to the finest hospital in the State IKntOaFOFTREPODDIIGISiTREtASTIN! Team was highly successful. few solutions. The litter situa - W v \ ; of Connecticut and 1, for one, Coach Pat Neilson and her tion in the cafeteria seems to be would not want to see it spoiled squaws were pleased to an the most irremediable. by a group of political ap nounce that they have con After any lunch period one pointees.” MORIARTY BROTHERS tracted over 75 future fan- can’t help but notice every STIILAVAILABIEATTHE tastics to train with the squad. table cluttered with trays, It is probable that Manchester plates, spilled food and milk, OID PRICES! 1 will have the largest Girls’ paper bags, and other assorted U.S. Gunpowder 'Track Team in the state. garbage. BeitTliiB Antidpated Price Increase Production Ends SUPER SHOWER Of course, we all know from The school administration is Because of the Dollar Devaluatioii! URY past experience that about half finding a new source of debt in Wilmington, Del. — The pro MERC the girls will probably drop out paying cafeteria workers to . .THEN STOP AT duction of black powder—gun powder—has been stopped by within the first month of con clean up what students should M be capable of cleaning up. the last American factory mak MORIARTY centrated training. ’The most ing it. For 600 years, until BROTHERS LINCOLN of SAVIHGS likely reasons for this depar There seems to be little con smokeless powder and djmamite ture would be; over-nicotined Commencement Committee Session cern among students as to what. S&SBUICK became available in the late lungs, dislike of hard work, or, MHS Principal George Emmerling discusses senior commencement activities with the the cafeteria looks like after 1800s, black powder was man’s lunch. N«wJDwUn3?7atinrBrowing Buick-Opti-SaabD..I»" inability to accept occasional commencement committee. (HSW photo by Mrosek) lllUWSST.IUIICIiSTER(0a(aEves.)64MS71 only explosive. Now the only defeat. But, a faithful 35 Little do they realize that 1:30-\o; 30 ^ iMvsoNua a Rmu. is, n.. m. Afw^r.on.itoiihMiC.WM'O demand is from fireworks mak NOW... YOU WILL $AVE HUNDREDS ON females are still about 20 more money for new textbooks, Jml I Mlnut.. Ir.m O w nlw n Horttww______' ers and muzzle-loader marks than the team could boast last athletic facilities, etc. is being men. BRAND NEW year at this time. Ofe, Mighty Allah^ Help Me... cut short in order to pay for the Coach Neilson and team Dear Readers; have to read these over and school shrink on you. extra work in the cafeteria. MERCURYS & LINCOLNS! would be overjoyed at the large I am about to blow the whole learn them. Chronological I have always found it much The litter problem is a direct turnout if not for two small concept of scholarly competi order is always the best method simplier to put grammar to result of the behavior problem Cft^eV«r\a.\ (large, really) factors. 1. the tion by way of making simple since our teachers have been music. I'll bet many a catchy during lunch periods. Antics Boy’s T rack Team had a such as “food wars,” throwing statements. using the same books for so tune has hit the charts from i- ! successful campaign too and —When you are cramming long that chronological order is good old hard core grammar food around,“’and plain im IS t h e b e s t they take up too much space, five months worth of knowledge second nature to them. books. NO? Well, maybe not, mature behavior are a prelude CDDIKift and 2. weather has been bad into one night for those midyear Formulas may be memorized but there’s always a first time. to the dirty tables ana floors o r n i l i u TIME FOR SAVING forcing the team to practice in exams and cursing yourself for after lunch. ) 4-DOOR in this fashion. For example; E To end my handy dandy \ i : i i the restrictive upstairs cor not memorizing all those for equals hv may be memorized as guide, I would like to say just Many feel that 9th graders NEW 1973 COMET 2-DOOR SEDAN HARDTOP ridors. mulas, dates, cases or what Egbert equals (Herminey) this; Don’t try and outdo are the stem of this problem. Peggy Meets The Moochers TAKE HOMEtONE OF THESE 73 MERCURY MARQUIS The over-crowding situation have you the first time around, (Velma). Names of boyfriends, everyone else. To outdo There have been several oc w h ite , deluxe interior o|>tion, select shift outo- ^ m can be solved. Either the boy’s just remember; you aren’t the casions in which the 9th graders malic Irons., 645x14 whitewall tires, AM radio, V Color w hile, block vinyl top, Jfl78x15 steel belted girlfriends, best friends and yourself is a much bigger and Part two in a terminating Peggy pondered a while in protective body side moldings, appearance prot* *r H I whitewolls. bumper protection group, FACTORY AIR track team leaves or the high only one! enemies always come to mind better accomplishment. Good haven’t been present for Okay, Peggy baby, on your ective grp., del. wheel covers, 200 6-cyl. engine. CONDITIONING, duel tear scot speakers. AM radio, series; The story with the disbelief. “He called me a man proteclive body side moldings, oppeoronce protection school constructs a new track. —If, when D-day rolls around, easily. Don’t get confused, luck! seventh period, and the mark, get set,...! Slock -3CT44 ^ difference was noticed im lesson behind it. too,” she mused. “Gee, I better SPRING SPECIALS grp., remote conltel left hond mirror, visibility light But, the weather problem is you don’t feel like a walking en “Okay, hold it right there. grp., tinted plots complete. Stock 3M4. though, and write down the Editors Note; — The above check da mirror pretty soon 4927 another story. If some of those cyclopedia on the subject at mediately. Afterwards, there Give me your dough; dis is a names instead of the first in article applies to any test. Now, RECAP; At the close of our AND YOU’LL WIND UP A WINNER! MHS Indians would do a sun hand — don’t get panicky! was little garbage left to be rip-off.” A deep burly voice and see if it’s true. If it is, I’m itials. If you do make this error, its purpose is to remind all the last thrilling episode, our dance, perhaps the upstairs cor Walking encyclopedias are cleaned up by cafeteria came up behind her. A big burly gonna have to stop wearing your teacher may think you fortunate Juniors of their SAT’s heroine had just purchased a dresses.” 1969 CHEVELLE ridors would become less con exempt from midyears so workers. hand dug into her skinny little 1973 CHEVROLET 1969 NOVA have a problem and sic the Saturday. Good Luck! nourishing $5.46 lunch and was Malibu 4-Ooor. 6-cyllnder, automatic gested before a serious acci Maybe extinguishing 9th The sleezy character grew Caprice Sedan. V-8, automatic 4-Door Sedan. 6-cyllnder, automatic everyone there will be in the in the process of being bom shoulders. And a big burly transmission, radio. dent occurs. graders from the high school desperate. “Gey, stop your transmission, air conditioning, vinyl transmission, power steering. same boat you are. barded with a myriad of spit thought shot through Peggy’s Aside from all misfortunes, would solve the whole problem. stalling, wouldja?” the burly roof, power steering, tinted glass. . —Don’t feel you must balls. As we enter our present skinny little brain; She was $ 1 2 4 5 though, the MHS Girls’ Track However, a more mature at- being mooched. voice pleaded. “I just wanted $ 1 7 9 5 memorize your textbooks Mardi Gras Celebrated episode, Peggy is receiving $ 4 1 2 5 1968 OLDSMOBILE 4 -D R . Team is happily preparing for backwards, forwards and in titde and orderly conduct from some cash, not a Supreme 19 72 DODGI the menu was ham, macaroni- $4.54 in change and is preparing Court decision.” Delta 68 Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic PILLARED its first match of the season, a Latin to pass with a good grade. • The French Club held a Mardi everyone concerned would be of Peggy looked up for confir Dart' 4-Door Sedan. 6-cyllnder, transmission, vinyl roof, radio, power 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO NEW 1973 COUGAR HAMtroP to enter the ominous cafeteria. Peggy did the only many 19 72 VESA HARDTOP scrimmage against Avon at (Of course, these things Gras Pot Luck Supper hamburg casserole, salads, and tremendous help and certainly mation. Sure enough, towering automatic transmission, power steering. White. 303 V*6 engine, select shift autpmatic transmis a variety of appetizers topped change things for the better. above her was a very sleezy thing she could think of. She Coupe. 4-cyllnder, standard steering, radio. sion, F78x14 w hite sidewoll tires. Power steering, col- a Medium blue metallic, dark blue vinyl roof, E7Bx14 Avon on Thursday. First home wouldn’t hurt, but...!) Wednesday night at the Illing Peggy; (To the Lady at the transmission, radio. ered keyed corpeting, AM radio, vinyl protective body ^ whitew olls, pow er steering, power front disc brakes, meet of the season will be the —Most textbooks have short Cafeteria. Although only a off by an assortment of Several ideas for a solution creature with a brown leather screamed. She threw back her $ 1 4 7 5 side moldings, remote control left bond mirror. Visibili- ^ electric reor window defroster, remote control left mir desserts.. Cash Register) Oh, please, jacket. And he was eyeing her head to let out an even louder $ 2 5 4 5 ty light group. deluxB w heel covers. Stock No. 3CS0. ror, deluxe w heel covers. AM radio ond protective body week after vacation. More but adequate summaries at the small group showed up, all have been proposed by both $ 1 9 9 5 side meldings. Stock 3A34. For entertainment tapes and students and administration. please don’t make me leave. I $4.54 change. sound when all of a sudden she 19 71 FORD Sole Price 3270 ^ 3 6 5 2 details are upcoming. Until end of every chapter. Now, un enjoyed themselves. don’t wanna go out there. The then, keep on the right track less you have extraordinarily For supper the club sat down records were supplied by Miss Among the more prominent Hastily she grabbed the sneezed. The intensity of the 1970 MONTE CARLO Torino 500 Station Wagon. V-8, TRUCKS MOOCHERS will get me! (sob- automatic transmission, power 72DATSUN $2495 I and watch out for the runners. Dutelle. suggestions; shut-down of the dollars off her tray and stuffed sneeze caused her tray to Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic 70 CHEV. $2595 large hands and can fit all those to a delicious meal for which steering, power brakes, air con 1971 FORD BRONCO 70 MERC. $2195 70 MUSTANG $2195 PLS10 wogen, 4-dr., light green, green A skit was performed by the sniffle-sniffle-sob-sob ) Montego 4-dr. HT. light blue, blue vinyl 2-dr. HT, dork green, green vinyl int., t Monte Corlo 2-dr. HT, red, black vinyl top, — Diane Kellsey summaries on them, you’ll everyone contributed food. On cafeteria, arranged seating them in her bologna sandwich. shake. And the intensity of the transmission, vinyl roof, power 4-wheel drive, V-8, standard vin yl in U 4 cyl., 4 speea Irons, steree, ro ditioning, radio. inter., oir cond., radio. cyl., power steering & radio. bucket seats, 8 cyl., PS, PB, p. w indow . playwrights Dave Hiers, Keith system, tray rental, and con She grabbed the spare nickles situation caused the moocher to steering, power brakes, radio. transmission. die. Costa, Keith Giguiere and Pete trolled campus. Lady at the Cash Register; and quarters and pennies and run. Don’t you sob-sniffle-sniffle- $ 2 8 9 5 Charest who, along with Bar The arranged seating system tried to hide thxm in her Peggy stood there and her' $ 2 5 9 5 $ 2 9 9 5 70 PONT. $2495 sob-sob on me, honey. 19 71 VEGA 1 68 FORD $1395 71 CAPRI $1995 bara Murphy, added much to is the closest to reality because chocolate pudding. But, to no tray continued to shake violent 1971 TOYOTA 1971 CHEVROLET 68 FORD $1495 leMans sport 2-dr. hordtep. green, green' ''T he. Tee.A Everyone’s gotta face ’em 2-Door. 4-cyllnder, automatic I Gatoxie 500 3-dr. hardtop. 8 cyl., automat LTD 2-dr. HT. light green, green cloth int., vinyl inleitor. bucket seats, black vinyl top, 1600 2-doer, 4 speed, 4 cyl., red, block vh the festivities. The topic of the if the current litter problem avail. The pudding was stale ly. What will happen next tp ic. pow er steering, pow er braked, AM ra- nyl interior, rodio.# sometime. Just go out there and Fastback Coupe. 4-cylinder, 4-speed transmission, radio. Hall-ton Pickup. V-8, automatic black vinyl top, 8 cyl., PS. stereo radio. 8 cyl., PS. PB, air conditioning, rodio. p ' r e s f i v A S skit was a comedy portraying persists this proposal would be and the moocher had seen her poor Peggy? Will she drop her transmission, air condltlonlrrg, radio. transmission, bucket seats, power 1 dio. show ’em dat you’re a man! the forty day fasting of Mardi the one most likely to be en actions. tray and make a fool of herself? $ 1 7 9 5 steering, radio. Gras. forced. If the situation doesn’t His big burly grip tightened a Stay tuned for our next didactic $ 1 8 95 Peggy; (looking down in 1970 IMPALA $ 2 6 9 5 69 COUGAR $1795 69PLYM. $1595 71 GREMLIN $1595 69 VOLKS. $1195 Later on in the evening the improve, Manchester High may little on her trembling shoulder. issue, “When Peggy Drops Her 1969 CHEVELLE 1 2-dr. HT, w hite, red vin yl int., 1 cyl., sid. VIP 2-dr. hardtop, dork brown, saddle vi Convertible, yellow, block interior, AM ro« alarm) Golly. And all this time Station Wagon. V-8, automatic 2-door sunroof, 6 cyl., oufometic, AM rodio. group played French password. lose the principle it led the state “Hey, come on man. Don’t be a Tray.” - Diane Kellsey I960 CHEVROLET 1 tronsmii«ion, radio. nyl ini., brown vinyl top, 0 cyl., PS, rodie. die. I thought I was a girl??? Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic transmission, air conditioning, radio, All in all, the supper was a in achieving — that of the open tight-wad. I gotta have dat EDITOR’S NOTE; The in tranamission, power steering, radio. power steering, power brakes. Cab and chassis with utility body, 6- success. — Pete Charest campus. — Tom Amato money to buy some Benson arid cidents in these series are true cyllnder, standard transmission. Peggy moved, or rather, to life at MHS and pnly slightly $ 1 9 9 5 $ 2 5 75 stum bl^ out of the lunch line. Hedges. I’ll have a nicotine fit if I don’t get a ciggie smn.” exaggerated to prove a point. 1970 PLYMOUTH 1968 CHEVELLE $ 2 0 5 0 -k .11 t . V V OTIlEttS TO CHOOSK F K O T f ★ "When 20 kids are bombing you, 1969 CHEVROLET '^unuran Hochey Honors you’re lucky to just stumble,” ______Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic Malibu Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic transmission,, vinyl roof, air con transmission, vinyl roof, radio, power Half-ton Pickup. 6-cyllnder, standard :DiULTREiniU.; Recently the members of the SENIORS — Tony Raster she thought miserably. ditioning, power steering, radio. steering. transmission. 1972 MHS Girl’s Field Hockey (captain). Sue Crockett, Joan She moved into the deep dark Team received their letters and Donovan, Mary Ellen Hewey, cafejeria (some kid had just The^IIigh School World $ 2 1 9 5 $ 1 5 4 5 $ 1 9 9 5 . awards. Receiving awards Sheila Meyer, Barbara turned the lights out). Her little were; Squadrito (co-captain). almond eyes darted left and Sports Editor VMORlfflRTV BROTHERS / Co-Editor ROBERT WALSH CHEVROLET Manager — Gail Shimaitis. right. She was frightened. ANDREA BURR SOPHOMORES - Kathy The team was coached Suddenly she was overcome Art Editor C0.y INC. c , Bolak, Wendy Comp, Cherrie successfully under the able with joy. She spoke aloud. "You Co-Editor ANNA CYR Hyde, Ann Leslie, Nancy Lew- hand of Miss Priscilla Maliy, know, I don’t think I’m gonna DIANE KELLSEY 646-6464 646-8484'GARTER -Over 35 Years of Selling A Ganrtciiig Chevrolats” 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 cowicz, and Deb Rooke. physSed teacher at MHS. Both get mooched today. I don’t see Faculty Advisor Feature Editor ZANE VAUGHAN JUNIORS - Gail Bartlett, team and coach look forward to any sleezy creature with a CAROL LARIVEE 122SMAINST.'. 0p«El»ln|,TII9Tlllin.tII6 MANCHESTER i»i T-io-lV.oo Co-lleen Flavell, Anne th e ’74-’75 season. brown leather jacket. If I ow\j^M\.oo Gracyalny, Lynn Lessard, and Congratulations girls on a fine hurry, I can make it to my 1% Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Jane Polowitzer. season. — Diane Kellsey square feet of eating space.
. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Ckmn.. Frl., April 6,1973- PAGE FIFTEaSN PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frt., April 6, 1978 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR H O O P ^ Ride Bus mmxmmsimiiiiii South W indsor B olton BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN. >^Ws morning’s ridership department. WELL, JM «)M M A\THAT» PROUJNfr (T5 A <3000 IDEATD cduiit on the Burr Comers-to- This morning’s count makes 1 HOPE VAENJOVEt/ on"vtxiRDoed WALKTH* RAILS /iW IT/ I SAY Exchange Students Outdoor Classroom To Be Planted YERSELF! -nXJ<9HENeP UPBARLV A WHILE TILL /ALTERMATEiONE dpwntown Hartford commuter this week’s total morning 9 0 WHEM I K MICE I SET^ UP------TH' ■'FDOTOM ATIE buses was 245, the same total as ridership total 1,221 — an in The boys will be brought ixmie COORASETO AM'OMEONTH' DONNA HOLLAND Bolton are invited, will begin Scholarships INOUBITABt^'! WEATHER CX3MES Thursday morning, according crease of 253 from last week’s by the leaders. X'M REAPINE A & THERE9 MOTHIM' TRVTH'ROLIOH 9RA/EL--AN' To Hold Events Correspondent Monday at 8 p.m. at the St. Applications for scholarships, C30N*nNUEI? STORY IDPREVEMT^tX) STUFF/ BASEAnorr to the state transportation total of 968. V Maurice Parish Center. available at the high school, The first of two intramural I FROM EMJOVIW' IT/ OBADUALLY/ 6 4 6 -0 3 7 5 FIU-EP WITH South Windsor Mayor Rd. The students will tour the The program showing the from the Bolton ^holarship basketball games will begin MVETBRY AMP ----- tonight at 7 at the high school. A INTRIEUE'. T Abraham Glassman has University of Connecticut in the The Bolton Elementary latest hairstyles, including Fund Inc. are open to any resi Spring proclaimed this American afternoon and return to their School PTO and the Junior wigs, will be presented by dent of Bolton. The completed record hop will follow the se Field Service Week. An AFS host families for dinner. Woman’s Club are jointly Manchester area hairdressers. application must be filed with cond game ending at 11 p.m. Jamboree Weekend will be held The local AFS chapter is developing plans for an outdoor Chairman of the event is Mrs. the high school guidance The Knights of Columbus of TUNE UP SPECIAL Saturday and Sunday. sponsoring Maria Helena Brago classroom in the elementary Terry Bolduc, president of department by May 1. St. Maurice Church will meet Foreign students who are of Sao Paulo, Brazil. She is school dourtyard, according to Connecticut Hairdressers and Monday at 8 p.m. in the church spending the year in area towns staying with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mrs. Barbara Nicholson, cour Cosmetologists Association and Bulletin Board basement. will be weekend guests of Browning, Graham Rd. tyard committee chairman. owner and operator of the Pack 157 Webelos will meet The Bolton Drum Corps will have its regular practice Mon *1 1 .9 5 several local families. The Spring planting and other Terry Bolduc Beauty Salon in tomorrow at 10 a.m. in front of day from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. at MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD students are from Costa Rica, Dinner Postponed projects connected with Bolton. Town Hall for a spring hike. Pndutles points and plugs) South Vietnam, Jordan, In the elementary school. HE WANTS iT IN FIFTY r Offer ¥alM April 1st to April SOtfi. The South Windsor Historical transforming the area into an DOLLAR BILLSLLS — NO / WHO'S THE donesia apd Brazil. Society dinner which was 'outdoor learning center wili ' HOW MUCH OF A BRIBE LATER THANN NEXT A J U D G E ? SATURDAY MORNINO SERVICE . The AFS students spent today scheduled for tomorrow has begin this month. Assistance E g R q DID THE JUDGE ASK . TUESDAY/ , SY APPOINTMENT — CALL 646-2838 at South Windsor High School been postoned because of the il for development of the plans x :p . .If*' where they took part in several lness of Robert Glass. was received from John classes. Tonight a Sports Nights DISPLAYED IN 5 ?HEV SETTLEP The group will meet Whitham, Bolton nurseryman, in planned for them at Eli Terry and the Tolland County Soil VESTERPAYS I FOKtZFO* . Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Wood SHOWROOM - FOOTWORK— 4 - b "I / if-b A TED TRUDON, INC. School gymnasium. Meinorial Library, Main St. A Conservation Service. FORD SL Stii Route 83 646-2838 Talcottvillo A luncheon is planned for presentation will be given on To attract wildlife, planting tomorrow at the home of Mr. the “ Shakers of Enfield.” of shrubs and trees will be done "CUSTOMIZED” BY FRANK O'NEAL and Mrs. William Young, Berle Hostesses will be Mrs. within the next few weeks. A SHORT RIBS Shirley Petersen and Mrs. Ann study area outside the school’s 1 CANT6Erusa?TO IT. '1 TOSSED V WEU. HOW ^ Smith. library will be set up with 1973 FORD GAUXIE 500 * 2-Dr. H-top with added vinyl roof, opera windows and con ALU NISMT. abo u t THE benches so classes and r QUEEN? Luncheon Planned townspeople may enjoy the sur tinental kit. Vega Value Days at Carters The Wapping Community roundings. ALSO Church Woirien will meet Donations, or memorial gifts, BY AL VERMEER 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO PRISCILLA'S POP y> Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the of trees and shrubs for ^ SO M E I CSOT > X AMD ODD! SHE'S NEVER church. There will be a fair landscaping purposes are being 2-Dr. H-top, with added vinyl roof, landau bars and continen lOO IN MV/TEACWER D O N E TW AT sought as well as wood chips, tal kit. EXCITEMENT J workshop followed by a salad ______k&'S AT SCHOOL O'EST... A l WAD A ^ BEFORE! luncheon. split logs for benches and rocks FAIMTIN& Mika Hai ^ S P E L L ! All women of the church are for a rock garden. SAVE ^ T T L SAVE NOW! invited to the luncheon. Each Residents who are interested person attending should bring a in helping in any way with the 1968 CHEV. SUBURBAN salad to serve four. project are asked to contact 1G72 FORD SQUIRE Mite boxes will be dedicated. Mrs. Nicholson, Riga Lane, or White 10-pass, wagon. Auto trans., V-8 Yellow 8-pass, wagon. Std. trans., V-8 eng., black vinyl roof, AM/FM stereo eng„ radio, 4-wheel drive THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Baby sitting will be provided. Mrs. Joseph Halo^urdo, The women will also meet Laurwood Dr., PTO president. radio, PS, PB, P/windows, tint glass, air On Saturday, April 14, at 9:30 cond., plus more. eippi Buy the Package Friday at 7:45 p.m. in the 6 McHnuN *r*4> >». ^ tiwM'euWf* WWE/Y church parking lot to attend a.m. excavation of a poly pond, S U R E , B O S S rra*. IB. MV MOKHINS THINK YOU CAN MOVE n o t h i n g T O IT / HOROSCOPE SAID TO religious services at Temple which will be the future home SAVE < 2 1 9 5 A? ALL THAT ROCK 6VER IT 'L L B E A BEVUAKE OF A Beth Israel in West Hartford. A of frogs, turtles and tadpoles, (g m i by NIA. lee.. TJA. TO THE NEW JOB BREEZE ! BIG-MOUTH, I THOUGHT social hour will follow the ser as well as a watering spot for by Art Sansom SITE BEFORE QUIT IT MEANT ANOTHER vices. The group will meet Rab birds and wildlife, will begin. It THE BORN LOSER D U JO e A U K / TING TIME/ FKEO bi Harold S. Silver. is hoped that fathers, mothers, 1970 CHEV. WAGON C20 1969 VOLKSWAGEN KOMBI /CAM'^0UHE^ and children will arrive with Green 6-Pass. Auto trans., V-8 eng., PS, Red. Std. trans., 4-cyl. engine, has built r ' y LWV To Celebrate spades, rakes and radio, wsw tires, wheel covers. Extra in bed. 1 WBIMTHBREl A The League of Women Voters wheelbarrows to help. Rain clean. of South Windsor will celebrate date is Sunday, April 15, at 1 its tenth anniversary at a p.m. dinner meeting tonight at 6 at Tag Sale M 2 9 5 the Steak Loft. A “ Breads & Bargains” tag 1 9 9 5 V Featured speaker at the sale will be held April 14 from dinner will be Peter Davies, co- 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Com & c:: l Order Your New 73 Vega Notchback, Hatchback or Kamm- chairman of the Sammy Davis munity Hall, according to Mrs. Jr.-Greater Hartford Open. Gert Vogel, Bolton Democratic back Wagon Equipped With 140/2 Engine, Turbo- Town Committee ways and Excellent Selection of New BUD FISHER MUTT AND JEFF [ Hydromatic anck AM Radio and We Wili Throw in the Money Available means chairman. ------G. Warren Westbrook, state Mrs. Vogel said the sale will 1973 CARS & SPRING A PERFECT FITSIR! 5 : Following Options FREE! representative, announced that, have an assortment of home SUITS rEP OUTSIDE IN TRUCKS IN STOCK! PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKl DAYLIGHT . planning money for drainage made breads along with many w~ AND reconstruction along Rt. 194 bargain miscellaneous items. SFFI will be available this year. Any person wishing to donate WHITE WALL Drainage reconstruction will to the tag sale may bring their be planned from Hillside Dr. to items to the hall the morning of A TIRES Rt. 5 along Sullivan Ave., West the sale or call Mrs. Vogel, i P FITZGERALD FORD, INC. brook said. Loomis Rd. for an early mor "TbLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORO DEALER" Westbrook introduced this ning pickup. WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVEH. WHEEL TRIM piece of legislation early in t)ie .HBii* Styling current session and has b^n ecumenical hair styling 879-3369 WN6S approved by the Transportation pro'i^am, to which all women of TEL. 643-2485 Committee. <#-6 sh o p ! s a v e ! CUSTOM EXTERIOR P A $129. Value WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI GROUP Taiwan Imports Cows Taipei — In an effort to im BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY prove its beef supply, Taiwan DILLON MR. ABERNATHY U H -G H ... I TH IN K I'M has begun importing 5,600 cows iYg g u y s l i k e h im ON T H A T PROQP3AM But Act Fast...This Offer Good from Australia. 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Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 6 ,1W3 Golf^s Aaron Holds Lead Okker Scores Optimism Runs High With MCC T iringV ictor^ kerald Angle Over Nicklaus in Masters By Earl Yost Schedule ^ Leo Durocher HOUSTON AP - Holland’s Tom Okker Isn’t nicknamed AUSGUSTA, Ga. AP - special invitation be extended Masahi Ozaki, a strapping J.C. Snead, with 70s; Grier “The Flying Dutchman” without reason. Sports Editor Tommy Aaron, a slump- to a black player, Lee Elder, crew-cut Oriental with a broad Jones and veteran Phil The nimble-footed Okker darted over the cour$ To Start ^ In Limelight ridden perennial runner-up, because a black has never smile, came charging in with a Rodgers, tied at 71. Others in Thursday, returning almost unretumable shots, to deiMt takes a one-stroke lead over played in the Masters. matching 69 to tie Big Jack for the hand-picked international his stronger opponent, third-seeded Brian F ^ ^ e , 6 - 1 ,^ NEW YORK (AP)-Presi afternoon action and the Jack Nicklaus and a 190- Aaron, a tall, bespectacled second place. field of 82 fell back to scores 7-6 and advance to the semifinals of the 39th River Oaks- Saturday dent Nixon will not throw Chicago White Sox at Texas and Georgian who has won only one “Considering the wind and reaching as high as 88, posted out the first ball when the Minnesota at Oakland under the pound former baseball official title while finishing se American General Tennis Tournament. 1973 Pennant Predictions pitcher from Japan today the fact I wasn’t sure what by the amazing 71-year old “I really don’t have any one outstanding aspect in nay By Dean Yost major league baseball lights. cond at least a dozen times, would come out of the bag, I Gene Sarazen. season gets into full swing In National League day into the second round of the grabbed the first round lead must say I was happy with my Doug Sanders took an 83, get game,” Okker said after the tiring victory. ‘I just do “I’m very optimistic games, St. Louis is at liste rs, shaken by another Monday by shooting a four- everything about tiie same. I like to run a lot and get a lot about the coming season,” today, but lovable Leo round,” said Nicklaus. ting 11 bogeys. “I couldn’t Durocher upstaged him Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at the controversy. under-par 68, which included Ozaki doesn’t speak much figure the wind,” he said. “I of balls back.” . American League Jim DeWitt commented as New York Mets and Montreal The latest fuss was ignited by three 15-foot putts. English so he passed along his, was long or short, left or right Okker, se^ed sixth here, said he was just getting ms the Manchester Community anyway by throwing out the at the Chicago Cubs. After a 120-pound pepperpot from “I’ve been playing badly,” personal reactions through an on every shot.” game back in shape after getting off to a slow start in the . College baseball team tuned first coach. dark, it’s Houston at Atlanta Puerto Rico, Chi Chi Aaron said. “I’ve been hitting interpreter. “I believe I have Arnold Palmer skied to a 77. WCT Group B portion of the pro tour. / Eastern Division Western Division up for Saturday’s Oh, the sports-loving Presi and Los Angeles at San Diego. Rodriguez, who contends he and everything good but my woods some luck today,” he said. “I “I’m disgusted-I think maybe I “I won the Washington tournament two weeks ago, but doubleheader against m t dent will be on hand at Anaheim That will leave the AL’s soine others are getting a bad and irons.” have good spirit now.” ought to take some time off and this is only the second time this year I’ve made it to the Stadium, near the Western Detroit at Cleveland on Satur deal on caddies. He wants a Nicklaus, the 5-2 favorite Middlesex C.C. at Mt. Nebo. White House, when the Califor Aaron, Nicklaus and Ozaki work on my game,” said the 43- semis,” Okker said. “Last year I made it seven or eight The first game is slated to day in the final opener. The In fairer system. seeking his fifth Masters were the only players under 70 year-old four-time champion, nia Angels entertain the Kansas dians closed out the exhibition His complaint carried extra crown, came in close pursuit over the wind-whipped, 6,980- whose last major victory was tini6s/* " start at 11. City Royals tonight, but he’ll schedule ’Thursday by no-hitting bite because it seemed aimed at with a rallying 69, that included yard Augusta National course the 1964 Masters. Okker’s opponent is Saturday’s semifinal match will be “ 1 have a good group of hand the ball, not toss it. He’ll the Texas Rangers 4-0 behind such Masters untouchables as near-misses for eagles on the and only four others managed Lee Trevino, leading money unseeded Fred Stolle of Australia, another player who is veterans returning, plus some hand it to Air Force Maj. David the pitching of Steve Dunning, Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer. long 13th and 15th holes. Then, to crack the par 72. winner and British Open cham getting his game in high gear late in the tour. fine newcomers. Bruce Tracey, Herald photo by Pinto Luna, a former POW, and he’ll Mike Kilkenny, Ray Lamb a ^ “They get the more almost at the end of the day. They were Bob Dickson and pion, had a 74. Stolle, who upset secbnd-seeded Roger Taylor in the the leading hitter last season, is throw it. Milt Wilcox. knowledgeable caddies,” Chi first round, moved into the semifinals with a 6-2, 7-5 con 1. Chicago back in the outfield. Tracey MCC Coach Jim DeWitt Discusses Season Meanwhile, Durocher Nixon’s visit will mark the 1. New York batted .396 and is a strong shuffled his coaching staff by Chi argued. “ We should be quest of Czechoslovakia’s 'Vladimir Zednik. Stolle \ first time a chief executive will allowed to use our tour caddies threatened to make a runaway of the match until Zednik defensive player. Ray Camarco .. With Co-Captains Bruce Tracey and Joe Calaci firing Jim Owens, the club’s attend a season inaugural in a or at least have a blind draw.” will be on the mound with Don pitching coach since 1967. Hub city other than Washington. ’The Nicklaus and Palmer Putting Skills found his serve in the second set. • Novak doing the catching. Kittle, a Houston coach since Two more semifinalists were to be determined today President deferred throwing reacted. They said they make Novak is a strong defensive 0971, will handle the pitchers out the first ball to Maj. luna of AND all their decisions, the caddies (AP photo) when No & player and many coaches in the while Bob Lillis, a player with nearby Orange, who pitched the just carry the clubs. and fourth seeded Arthur Ashe met seventh seeded Ken conference like the way he Little League the orginal 1962 Astros and first no-hitter on record at Thrill Hogan Water Shot by Gay Brewer handles himself back there,” All Augusta National caddies RADK Rosewall of Australia. director of minor league in Orange High School in 1958. are black. Many of the tour cad DeWitt continued. struction since his retirement Augusta, Ga. (AP)- Ben Hogan’s contact with big time Semifinals are set for Saturday and finals Sunday. 2. Boston 2. Oakland SILK CITY- Bob Thomas 206, The Angels, under new dies, including Chi Chi’s Tom Fart of Double Bogey on 15th Hole Rounding out the rest of the following the 1967 season, will tournament golf these days is like yours - through the Top-seeded Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., moved Owen Quiron 212, Harry Plecity Manager Bobby Winkles, will my Mascari, are white. The Saturday veterans is John Acay who saw 201-209-579, Carl Kleinstuber Lists Tryouts fill the vacancy on the coaching send fireballing Nolan Ryan, television tube - and the thing that impresses him most is - into today’s quarter-final round of the Sarasota Federal duty at shortstop and will move prestigious tournament here 1:30 (3) ABA Playoffs: Squires Open with an easy 6-0, 6-0 victory over Germany’s Kaja 553, John Goiangos 553, John staff. the major leagues’ strikeout has just finished defending the fantastic putting skill of the new breed. vs. Colonels over to second base. A battle Cutter 214-559, Roland Smith By Earl Yost “Durocher said he wasn’t leader with 329 last year, Ebbinhaus Thursday. aaa 6 itself from pressure by 18 “We always considered it Pro Hockey Roundup looms there with Mike Hayden completely happy with the explained. “He chooses the 2:10 (8) Baseball: Phillies vs. Other winners in the preliminary round of the $20,000 222-572, Bob ^ s s e tt 550, Jim against Kansas City rookie Congressmen demanding that a quite a feat to get down our six Mets who is also a slick fielding Stam ler 202-239-601, Skip Tryouts in^ the Manchester Little League baseball pitching situation and thought a Steve Bushy, the choice of Jack menu and picks up the tab. I event were third-seeded Evonne Gtoolagong of Australia, returnee. Converted from change was in order,” and eight-footers,” the un won twice. When I discovered 2:15 (22-30) Baseball: Giants Mikoleit 206, Frank Pitts 229- program will begin Saturday morning at 9 o’clock at McKeon, the Royals’ new disputed king of the 1950’s said. Maria Neumannova of Czechoslovakia, Gail Chanfrau of shortstop to first base will be explained General Manager that the cost of the dinner was vs. Reds 573, Ron Plecity 213, John Clark Waddell, Verplanck and Buckley Fields. skipper. “ But now if a fellow misses Gordon McCombe with A1 Spec Richardson. more than the prize money, I 3:30 (3) CBS Golf Classic France and Patti Hogan of LaJolla, Calif. 201, Rick Grabowski 209, Walt Commissioner Jim Leber an- from 40 feet, he grimaces and 4:30 (3) Masters Golf Tourney BruinsDown 2-0 In Munich, Bob Lutz of Los Angeles defeated Phil Dent Falco in the outfield. Smolensk! 201, Bob Oliver 552, year-olds. Tiie Rookie League ’The season actually got under JOIN THE 3. Baltimore nounced that 620 boys have finished second four times.” 3. Minnesota A year ago the Cougars way Thursday with the agonizes like a cowboy struck in Ben described a harrowing 5:00 (8) Wide World of Sports: of Australia 6-3, 6-1 Thursday to advance into tonight’s Bob Strout Sr. 200. registered. The candidates will may play at two fields. TRYOUTS the heart by an Indian’s finished a poor season with a 4-6 traditional early opener in Cin attempted flight out of Fort Texas 200 . quarterfinals of the World Championship Tenms Group A • • be vying for positions in the Additional tryouts will be FOR CROWD arrow.” record. This is DeWitt’s second cinnati, where the San Fran Worth. 7:30 (18) Stanley cup: Rangers Tournament. COMMERCIAL - Ed Spence three major Little Leagues, held April 14 and April 21. I Yes, thousands of satisfied Hogan gave a demonstration And in Trouble i i j j season as head coach. Opening games are scheduled cisco Giants defeated the defen SLOW PITCH vs. Bruins 179-168-463, Curt Heinz 137-138- three Farm Leagues and one customers have given us a “I wanted to come a day On the Virginia Slims Circuit, Lesley Hunt, Kerry Hams Among the new faces Dewitt ding National League champion SOFTBALL of the agony, and everybody Sunday New York (AP) - The Boston Bruins are in trouble, and 366, Tim Flynn 148-377, Art Rookie League. There will be Sunday, May 13. The annual reputation for QUALITY earlier,” he said, “but about and Kerry Melville, all of Australia, and Nancy Gunter of ■’Sr is counting upon to bolster the Reds 4-1 behind the seven-hit laughed. half an hour out of Fort Worth 2:00 (8) NBA: Knicks vs. Schmidt 141-154-425, George 225 boys in the major circuit, 15 town-wide collection will be U S E D C A R S , that we’re The 60-year-old shotmaking at least one of them knows it. San Antonio, Tex., won opening round matches Thursday squad is former Rockville High pitching of Juan Marichal. Tomorrow $oL April 7th. we ran into a terrible Bullets “We’re two games down,” observed Boston’s flam Kelly 150-391, Bill Colby 146-396, on each of five teams, and a like held Sunday, May 20. proud of. So, if you’re genius from Fort Worth, in the $50,000 Max-Pax Tennis Classic in Philadelphia. star, Joe Calaci, who played Leber reported that th local Chris Speier’s two-run single in 2 P.M. At thunderstorm, hail and the 3:00 (22-30) NHL: Flyers vs. boyant center, Derek Sanderson, following the Bruins’ 4-2 ROYALS Andy Lamoureaux 148-412, number of players and teams in FITZGERALD FIELD thinking about another car, Texas., flew into this bustling 4. Detroit briefly at West Virginia Dave Kosciol 140-381, Dave program will collect Scot paper the seventh inning capped a join the crowd! words. The pilot had to come North Stars loss to the New York Rangers at Boston Garden Thursday Wesleyan and later with the the Farm League. tiebreaking three-run uprising. Fogarty Bros, are looking for ball golfing hotbed on the eve of the 3:30 (3) Masters Golf Tourney Duchemin 173-402, Dave A large group of nine-year- product coupons in an effort to Masters to receive the William back. night. “Without Esposito I’d say it’s desperate. 4. Kansas City Vernon Orioles of the Hartford Today’s American League players. Anyone who is interested in This Week’s “I didn’t realize how severe 4:15 (8) NBA: Celtics vs. Castagna 139-373, Lamar Dick olds have sig n ^ up and the raise funds. For each couple playing with them should stop by. Richardson Trophy from the ‘I don’t say it’s impossible. Pro Basketball Twilight League. collected, the league will schedule also finds the New the storm was until I looked at Atlanta who scored to make it 3-1 less 137, Ronald Sponheimer 152-379, majority of these boys will be in nation’s golf writers for his he added, “but it’s desperate. It Calaci, a co-captain with Henry Luneski 355, Tony receive a nickel for use in York Yankees at Boston and SPECIALS! Father Flannery, sitting next to 10:00 (18) NHL: bruins vs. than four minutes later. the Rookie League. Leber said many contributions to the wilt have to be the greatest Tracey, will move into the star Pellegatto 350, Jerry Ridel 351, purchasing bats and baseballs. Milwaukee at Baltimore in me, and he said, “Excuse me, Rangers Boston’s Doug Roberts cut it ting shortstop position. “He is spots will be found for all nine- game. while I clean these beads out of comeback in history.” Jay Colangelo 354, George The gentlemen of the press to 3-2 late in the second period, an extremely strong fielder and my finger nails.” Following consecutive vic Burgess 384, George Barber 170 OOTSUN $169S did not find the steel-eyes, but Walt Tkaezuk scored his Nets Look Bad carries a potent bat,” DeWitt IsiO 2-Door Sedan. Our Hogan, while grim and a bit tories in the Bruins’ home ice, 361, Nick Nicola 360, Fred tight-lipped and hard-to-know third goal of the series in the noted. Baseball Rules I original sale, radio, 4 new unsocial in his playing days, Practice Starts the Rangers take a 2-0 lead in Oakes 370. whitewalls, dark green, individual of two decades ago final period to restore the two- Russ Bilodeau, a former East I never lacked any sense of the first round Stanley Cup but instead a warm, mellowed goal margin. In ABA Playoffs 5. Cleveland 5. California Catholic standout on the Clinic Monday South Windsor Little League playoff series back to New ST,JAMES - Sheila Barbato man with a deep understanding humor. Ring winger Yvan Cournoyer mound, has joined the MCC Commenting once to a group baseball tryouts will be held York for Game No. 3 Saturday. 129-350, Irene Robb 129-127-367, West Side Oval will be the A and knife-edged wit. scored three goals for Mon ranks. “He definetly will be a 171 MVELM $2095 of reporters on the fact that Saturday afternoon starting at And if the Bruins are to make NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Nets are on the brink Audrey Jezouit 131, Gloria scene Monday night at 6 of the Hogan acknowledged that it treal, which spotted Buffalo a big help to our pitching staff. ISST 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, many golf writers never leave 1:30 at the Senior League Field a comeback, they’ll have to do and the Carolina Cougars are ready to push them over Petrone 126, Dolores Berner annual preseason baseball automatic console, power was he who first suggested the two-goal lead before roaring Last year with East he won I the press tent, the fairway im at Ayers and Nevers Rd. If it without center Phil Esposito, 126, Donna Coleman 181-154-450, clinic of the Manchester I steering and brakes, factory traditional Masters Champions the National Hockey League back with five goals in the se tonight. seven of their 10 games. Car- Chapter of Approved Baseball lair conditioning, vinyl top, mortal said: “Some day a deaf rain, the session will be held Lou Camesseca isn’t jumping yet, but it doesn t look Sally Phillips 360, Cherie dinner on the Tuesday night scoring champion. Esposito suf cond period. The Canadiens marco will be my No. 1 hurler Umpires. From Manchester Plymouth I radial tires, emerald green and dumb mute is going to win Sunday at the same time and now lead that series, 2-0. good for his cliib in the American Basketball Association Conley 341. [with matching Interior. preceding the tquniament. fered torn ligaments in his right and Russ will occupy the No. 2 Field positions will be dis the Open, and the world will site. Lou Angotti deflected a slap “The last year’s champion knee in a collision with New playoffs. spot,” the coach stated. cussed and demonstrated'until never find out about it.” shot by defenseman Pat 6. Texas -Other new faces include Ed EI.KS - Charles Christadore serves as the host,” Hogan York defenseman Ron Harris Are the Nets finished? “Let’s “You expect Bill Cunningham 6. Milwaukee dark. 1972 135-138-382, Ernie Pepin 141, midway through the final Stapleton past St. Louis goalie first win one-and then we’ll to kill you, but you don’t expect Bosk, Bog Guerin, Larry Umpires, coaches and anyone 71 GOKT $1695 COUPON Jacques Caron for the only Bob Talmadge 139-359, Tony P period Thursday night. He was see,” says the New York coach Caldwell to beat you from the Warshavsky, Buddy 12-Door Sedan. 6 cylinders, Desimone 134-155-399, Dick interested in umpiring will then helped off the ice and taken to score of the game as Chicago whose club is down 3-1 to the outside,” said Camesseca. Smallwood, Jirn Lehan, Jim adjourn to the West Side Rec PLYMOUTH I automatic, radio, whitewalls, TH IS IS HO APRIL FOOLS took a 2-0 lead in its series with Krol 171-152-445, Bob Pagano , blue Interior. Massachusetts General Cougars in their best-of-7 East “The book is that he’s weak Keefe and Brian’Flint. for the annual rules clinic star the Blues. Tony Esposito made “The week of rain has really 139-389, Joe Cataldi Sr. 136, Joe Hospital for X-rays, where a Division semifinals. from far out, so look for him to National League Pagano 139-375, John Berk 358, ting at 7:30. Howie Holcomb, Bruins’ spokesman said he 29 saves in the nets for Chicago, The Nets were beaten 112-108 drive and score underneath.” hurt us,” DeWitt remarked, interpreter, will be in charge. 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Z l p . power steering, automatic transmission, radio, white j cylindera, 4-apeed manual didn’t place any member on the sidewall tirea'! one owner. 4-Door Hardtop. 8, automatic, power' steering, power Deluxe Sedan, beige. wrestlers on the CCIL I'm interested in a Charter Membership w ith special privileges □ ; tranamisalon, Volvo air con 72 PINTO $2195 first or second team. Making selected. They were joined by SPECIAL $2495 brakes, air conditioning, white, black vinyl root. 5< Montreal 5. San Francisco Regular Membership for myself □ children □ spouse Q ditioning, AM radio, doth In Runabout. Automatic, green, real sharpi 70 VW $1795 69 VW $1995 honorable mentions though Wrestling squad. 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The advertiser should 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Hartford. 1021. tial, commercial, industrial to and Sunday. Other times 1^ close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT 7958. consolidate bills, business ATTENDANTS wanted - full THREE-Bedroom apartment, appointment. tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also expansion, alleviate cash and jpart-time, third shift only. heat, hot water, appliances, answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The problems. Jan Brennan Call: moving large appliances. Bur Happy BIrthdayv Apply Hess Station, Broad St., carpeting, maximum 3 desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE Associates Mortgage Company, U&R Housing Corp ning barrels delivered. $4. 644- KEMTUGKY FRIED CHICKEN Manchester. chiloren. &curity. $S^. 643- can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for 528-7500. Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 ArUclea lor Sal* 45 Household Qooda 51 1775. To A Great Kid 9097. M3-9SS1 any advertisement and then only to NEED Reliable full-time sitter, Robort Murdock, Realtor Enclose your reply to the box Bualneaa Opportunity 28 OuMandIng Career Opportunity FREE — Ten week old female TAG SALE — Saturday,Saturda) 10-2 HOTPOINT electric stove with the extent of a "maKe good" inser TREE Service (Soucier) — for 15 month old child. CaU 646- in an envelope — address to the puppy, needs good home. Phone United Methodist liurch. deep well, very good condition. 643-95S1 tion. Errors which do not lessen the Trees cut, building lots cleared, 5934 after 5. P-n PROFITABLE market with ...S«iimen« Memorial Building, Route 44-A, Call 649-8954. Stophon J. Luchon ^r. Classified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not trees topped. Got a tree tor store Managere and Assistants fexible financing for qualified Bolton. Evening Herald, together with a problem? Well worth phone may hov« wilt yaw SECRETARY - Receptionist. Supi. - S4e-S257 be corrected by "make good” inser buyer. Immaculate enteiprise Moe, Brenda, AKC registered black MOVING out of state — Selling memo listing the companies call. 742-8252. Interesting position in m ode|m tion. located in choice neighborhood. o happy arfl Jennifer and Sharon miniature Poodles, champion BAMBOO SKI poles, $2; two appliances, kitchen aide dis you do NOT want to see your Hartford'area growth plans of America’s leading prepared prevention oriented dental of Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. bloodline. ’Two females, two sleds, $6; cast iron pot, $2; iron hwasher, lawn tractor with MANCHESTER - Available letter. Your letter will be POWER MOWERS, hand food company has current opportunity for mature Serious fice in Manchester. Must be 643-2711 poised and empathetic. males. Call 872-0400 between 5- skillet, $1. 643-4314. accessories, air-conditioners, April 1st, Six rooms, $175. New destroyed if the advertiser mowers repaired, pick-up and people who like good income and are willing to work for it. Private Inatructlona 32 knowledge of basic business 10 p.m. or 1-668-2236 between 9-5 construction heater, tools, 3-bedroom duplex, $225. one you've mentioned. If not it delivery. Prompt-Reliable- No restaurant experience necessary: We will train you. $145 p.m. TAG SALE — Household goods, truck generator, desk and file. Frechette & Martin, Realtors, Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. Happiness is: Happy Birthday rocedures, teach patients oral will be handled in the usual Service* Offered 12 HORSEBACK Riding - weekly to start, rapid advancement based on personal rate Rygiene. Will train person in furniture, clothing, pictures. - Chain saw, lighting fixtures, 647-9993. manner.______BRAD WANTED — Good home for six Saturday, 10-2 p.m., 67 Unwood above ground pool, excellent REWEAVING OF — burns, English — Hunt seat, novice, $4 Having a friend of progress. Excellent insurance and incentive bonus terested in lam in g and who 'Cay. MUSTANG, 1968, power hourly for children, $6 hourly program. enjoys being of service and month old male Chihuahua and Drive, Manchester. condition. Much more. Can be FOUR-ROOM heated apart steering, automatic transmis moth-holes, zippers repaired. like you The 3 girls In 8th period, | Poodle, mixed. Call 646-2161. seen Saturday and Sunday, 94 ment, first floor. Call 643-’2455. Lost end Found Window shaoes made to for adults. Call after 1:30 p.m., working with people. CaU 646- sion. Good condition, $700. 649-3353. and someone else 2251, Monday through Frida)iday, 1- NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - Diane Drive, Manchester or measure, all size Venetian THREE ROOMS, tile bath, LOST female St. Bernard dog, Days, 649-0993. 4 p .m . W rite Box “(J”, AKC — Pekingese pups, rare April 7th, 10-4 on all of Green call 643-4822. blinds. Keys made while you BARBARA CaH 278-7740 fqr appointment heat, hot water included. one black eye. Answers to 35. Manchester Herald. colors, good dispositions, Hill Street, Manchester. wait. TV portables for rent. Help Wanted GAS STOVE, combination 40” , Adults, security deposit, Dreeka or Moose. Vicinity 1967 PLYMOUTH Belvedere II, Happiness Is: mature, 7-10 lbs. Health papers MANCHESTER - Deluxe oner Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- Happy Birthday excellent condition. Ideal for references, no pets, parking. Bolton High School. 643-6326. 4-door sedan, excellent condi SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- by vet. 228-0083. GARAGE Sale — Saturday and bedroom townhouse, full 5221. Attending the MAN TO work in daily plant, cold flat or cottage. $40. 649- 15 Ml School Street, second floor, tion. Call 644-0355 after 5 p.m. time work, Manchester and from Bermuda Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fur private basement, includes P O L iC E M E N ’S B A L L WOMEN wanted for counter NEED A new spring outfit? full-time. Dairy Maid Milk 7544, 649-6985. across from the East Side Rec. FOUND Collie. Call 646-0346 (S im br NEA, Ik. Vernon areas. We will train. FREE orange kittens, to good niture, some antiques, many neat, appliances, carpets, 1969 MUSTANG Fastback, HOMELINE floor cleaning Love, on work in dry cleaning establish Avon can help you get it. As an Coqipany, 612 Keeney Street, homes. Call 643-5845. after 3 p.m., 646-0347. company. We do residential and Call 643-2414.. Manchester. 643-6424. chairs, frames, 3-speed girl’s private patio and entrances, excellent throughout, V-8, Priscilla Aprii 28th, 1973 ment, full or part-time, days. Avon Representative you’ll get bicycle, tools, lawn sweeper THREE kitchen sets, 3 antique MANCHESTER - Newer two- commercial work. Tile, wood, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Windsor chairs, two modem $200 per m onth. Paul W. family Duplex. uP'a family FOUND — Parakeet. Call 643- power steering, asking 31,700. No, it wasn't a careless mistake. I'm one of the small Apply in person. One-Hour Mar- out of the house, make new WANTED man to work in gas and mowers. 50 hj>. Johnson linoleum floors, clean, wax and PART-TIME janitorial work. chairs, aqtique buffet. Dougan, 643-4535, 646-1021. neighborhoocT. 'Iwo bedrooms, 8745. Call 649-4062, after 5:30. tinumig, ^ West Middle ’Tpke., friends, and earn good money, station part-time evenings and Article* tor Sale 45 Electric start. 21 Bell Street, buff. 643-7932 for estimates. percentage of people who deliberately cheat on their Call 649-5334. Rotisserie grill, moving. 742- includes appliances, full private •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester. too. CaU 2894922. weekends, must be over 18 Manchester. Happy 20th Birthday LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. 7176. WE HAVE customers waiting basement. $190 per month. Paul Fenonefa-Anitouncemenf* 2 1963 CORVETTE Coupe, 327, income tax returns." JIG BORE, Lathe, Bridgeport Happy Birthday years old. CaU Brown’s ’Tire for the rental of your apartment high performance, rebuilt and POLLARD Tree Service — RICH EXPERIENCED mechanic — SCHOOL bus drivers, Bolton, 2 Ring bell for service. Shiners, W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 or Trees cut and removed. Lawns operators. First and second DAYTON Shop, 333 Main St., 643-2819. 24’ ABOVE Ground pool, 4’ or home. J.D. Real Estate INCOME TAX Service, at your balanced, crane, Holley, Wish You Wore Here. must be capable of doing tune- to 4 p.m. Phone 643-5057. crawlers, etc. 144 Deming deep, excellent condition. Deck, LARGE NORGE two-door 646-1021. mowed. jY^rds cleaned. Free shifts, top wages and benefits, Street, Manchester. Wapping frost-free refrigerator, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. home. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 Edlebrock, Accel, TRW. $2,000 50-hour week. Le-Mi Corpora ups and general rapairs and WANTED man to do tune-up cover, etc. Reasonable offer. estimates. Call 528-3021. Love, Love Aiways, SHORT ORDER cook, steady Road. avocado. IV^ years old, used 3 or 247-3115. firm. 646-6558. tion, 1 Mitchell Drive, diagnosing problems. Connec and brake work, part-time mor Phone 649-3709. LOOKING for anything in real Kathy Pam work, 74. Apply in person only. mon^s. Reasonable, 646-5788, Painting-Papering 13 Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmney 16 Manchester, 643-2362. ticut driver’s license, nings, must be over 18 years estate rental — apartments, APARTMENTS TWO YOUNG married men Howard Johnson’s, 394 Tolland ALUMINUM sheets used as 5-7 p.m. only. INCOME Tax returns prepared CHEVY 1955. New interior, references ■ and pleasant per old. CaU Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 CANDLE WAX - 11 pound homes, multiple dwellings, no will do small repair jobs and ’Tpke., Manchester. printing plates, ,.007 thick, in your home or mine. Call good body, new tires, 6 GU’TTERS and roof repaired SALES Career Opportunity. In sonality required. Inquire in Main St., 643-2819. slab, $2, »domestic. New fees. Call J.D. Real Estate FOR RENT cylinder, automatic. Best painting, also cellar cleaning GEORGE N. Converse — Happy Birthday ^x32” . ^ cents each or 5 for $1. 30” ELECTRIC Stove - Pull evenings. H. H. Wilson, 649- and replaced. Excellent come open. Fringe benefits, Happy Birthday person, after 1 p.m., 252 England Hobby Supply, 70 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Newly decorated apartments and light trucking. Call 646- Interior and exterior painting SALES ENGINEER - If you Phone 643-2711. out oven, excellent condition. 6506. reasonable offer. 649-1149. workmanship. Reasonable aid during training, DAD spencer Street, Manchester. HAIRDRESSERS wanted full, Hilliard Street, Manchester. consisting of 2 or 3 rooms, 2692, 646-3726. and paperhanging. Fully in LANCE have ever thought about Call 643-6719. sured. Call 643-2804 after 5 p.m. prices. Free estimates. 646- etropolitan Life, 246-2513. Love Always, part-time. Apply in person. downtown Manchester, 613 1968 BUICK Skylark, four-door u FULL-TIME positions open for marketing a design to the NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 THE NEW INCOME tax returns and LIGHT Trucking — cellars and 1399. Equal opportunity employer. Jeanne, Brenda, Bobby, Susan Dee Coifieures, 525 Main TAG SALE — April 8th, 10 a.m. Main St., across from Center bookkeeping done professional- sedan, clean, one owner car. Love, one offset man and one letter- public, here’s an opportunity cents each. Inquire side door, to 5 p .m ., 45 Kane R d ., KENMORE portable sewing attics cleaned. Free estimates. INSIDE-Outside painting. Brad, Barry and Linda street, Manchester. Manchester Evening Herald. machine, buttonhole attach BIRGHWOOD APTS. Park - on bus line. Heat, hot ly. Calll Dan Hickey, 649-9145. Good gas mileage. Good tires. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Grandma Stevenson press man in small estabUshed for you to capitalize on your Manchester, off Charter Oak, Call 649-7871. Special rates for people over 65. PART-TIME RN or LPN, 11-7, ment, $20. Call 649-6544. water, refrigerator, gas range Call Brown’s 'fire Shop, 333 roofing, storm windows, aw print shop. SmaU and medium technical abiUty and make the CLERK-TYPIST to work in near Main Street. 124 NtoM St IlMNlwttar F^lly insured. Estimates given. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. TOP QUALI’TY soil. C O D. on and parking provided. PLANNING a party? Main-Street, Manchester, 643- nings. Quality workmanship, size offset presses and high income common to selling. modem East Hartford office. Unnupassed luxury, space and ap LAWN MOWER Service, repair Call 649-7863. ly. Paul Schendel, 649-0465. PORTABLE Hoover washing References, security Experienced cook will make 2819. free estimates. Fully insured. Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Heidelberg letterpress. Call We are a small company with Salary and fringe benefits. Call GARDEN Tractor — Inter- pointments. An abundance of privacy and sharpening, pick-up and an excellent growth picture and machine, apartment size, never in this small wooded im p le x . hot and cold hors d’oeuvres or CEILING painting and paper 872-9187, 649-3417. 649-2741 between 104 or 649-5688 289-8291 for appointment. national Cub (jadetCadet 7-1 with required. No children. No 1971 TOWN and Country delivery. Hours Monday EXPERIENCED waitress MAN FOR tire service, with after 5:30. liberal benefits. Send resume to DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 used. Clall M3-6632 after 6 p.m. sit-downnlinner, as you wish. hanging, $25 average room for PAR T-TIM E mower, sicklebar, snowblower Fealiiring: pets. Inquire Paul’s Paint Chrysler wagon, power brakes through Thursday, 8 a.m. to wanted part-time, 12 to 4:30 growing tire concern. Good P.O. Box 324, Elmwood, Conn. yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, Other services include rentals 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 papering. Phone 643-9112. ROOFING — Specializing INSPECTORS — Several and cart. $900. Call 646-0499. Store, 615 Main St. and clean up. Call 232-2250 and steering, air-conditioned, reparing roofs, new roofs, MCDONALDS p.m. Apply in person, Ann’s benefits and overtime. Must be DENTAL Assistant - Recep openings east-of-river in elec- sand, stone, pool and patio •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MM TMnOMMt radial tires. Asking $2,850. p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 S p o t, 21 Oak S t r e e t , ONE MORE go-getter needed sand, 643-9504. aWMi m B43-8851 (ram 9-8 evenings. ABC PAINTING — Interior, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned married and want steady work. tionist. Busy Downtown Hart trical/mechanical inspection:insp COMMODE, walker, Musical Inatrumenta 53 Phone 646-6170. p.m., 872-8311. Is looking for niglit ho^i | Manchester. for established Real Estate 643-0878 afisr 6 p.m. exterior, expert workmanship. and repaired. 30 years Apply in person, Nichols ford dental office, 8:30-5, no $6K-10K. Fee paid. Call“ all J(John, adjustable crutches, bed evenings, mature woman, 2 Agency. All sales aids, in SCREENED loam, gravel, • 1 1/> MANCHESTER - Coon and 646-6329, 643-4887. experience. Free estimates. 5-11 p.m. or 7-11 p.m. Manchester Tire, Inc., 295 289-2778, Bailey, East Hartford. wedge, bed pan. Phone for in-' WANTED — Rock and roll River Rd., 1965 FORD Cortina, very Broad Street, Manchester. years experience. ’Typing abili- cluding membership in 3 processed gravel, sand, stone, formation, M3-7920 after 6:30 s r m Fox Club, North Howley, 643-5361. drummer. Call East Hartford ly , . . - . and fill. George H. Griffing, An Coventry. Turkey Sho«Shoot, Sun- economical to run. $100 or best ~ Applf In panm CAR 1^ . Salary open. CaU realtor boards. 'Higher com PART-TIME, cook wanted p.m. 568-3471. FREE missions for right TCrson. Must dover, 742-7886. day, April 8th. Start 11 a.m. offer. Call 649-0858 after 5 p.m. JOHN’S Interior and Exterior WINDSOR Roofing & SidiiK — SALESLADIES - Pilgrim 52?- 524-1777 between 9-5. nights, 5-9, many company Rentals statt at |2S5 Including MANCHESTER - Attractive 4 Ptioiw In Dictation Sorvico have Ucense, fuU-time only. Page Girl Stano/Graphics painting. Papering a specialty, Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird MCDONALDS MECHANIC Mills Fabric Department Store benefits. Apply in person TAG SALE — Rain or shine, SPINET Piano, K C able- heat. Model apartment open room, first-floor apartment, INCOME TAX — For accurate 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, nilly insur^, free estimates. Roofing, storm windows and 46 WEST CENTER ST. has immediate openings for HOUSEHOLD help wanted - Mr. BeUiore, 647-1413. 5 h.p. TORO Shredder — miscellaneous, lots of clothes Nelson, , excellent daily 1-5 P.M., Sat. and Sun., stove, refrigerator, references, RcNSfcvMc* CrN JflM McCiitliy Long established, well- weekdays, W. T. Grant Com preparation in my office or four-door, low mileage, good Special Spring prices. 649-5474. doors, and gutters. Aluminum mature women as salesladies. Immediate openings, full or excellent condition, $75. Family and baby items. 101 South -9875 after 6 12-5 P.M . Other tim es by no pets. $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. 87S-1183 or 875-7S70 for daMs. WRNCHESTEH equipped general garage, pany, Manchester Parkade. condition, your nonhome, call R. L. Burnett, condition. Phone 649-0983. awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. Apply to 434 Oakland Street, part-time, experienced GROCERY Clerk wanted. Ap exerciser, $20. Small maple Street, Apt. 64, Rockville, p.m. appointment. ^ 2 4 6 0 . PAINTING and paper hanging, has permanent opening for Manchester. preferr^. 872-3344. ly inI person.per Hilltop Market, SALESMAN, full-time, some chest of drawers, excellent con Saturday and Sunday, April 7-8, 3ak Street, Manchester. dition, $25. Wooden high chair, PAUL W. DOUUAN, HMKor AVAILABLE April 1st, four- 1965 DODGE Polara, V-8, commercial and residential. ROSSI Roofing, siding, mechanic. Must be well experience in tropical fish help 10-4 p.m. BALDWIN Spinet organ, good room, second floor apartment. or abandoned, cars DIE Makers — Experienced on PILGRIM MILLS warehouse $8. Dressing table, $5. 649-4615. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• e43-403S power steering, new transmis JUNKED Free estimates. Call 644-0642. chimneys, mtters. Free es qualified for trucks and ACCOUNTING O e r k - Perma ful. Will train. Call Wild Cargo condition, very reasonable. 646- Parking, security, $135 removed. Reasonable. Phone ly. Apply LaPointe Industries, nent position for the right per located off Hilliard Street has WANTED — Experienced Boata-Acceaaorlea 48 Auto* For Sale 4 sion, great condition. 64,000 timates, fufly insured. Days, cars. References. Good Pet Shop, 643-6108, between 10- 5788, 5-7 p.m. only. monthly. Phone 649-3978 or 643- originalal miles. $ ^ . 528-1874. 875-6359. , evenings, 529-8056, Paul 155 West Main ’Street, son with accounts receivable, openings, full or part-time for shovel operator, on cable rig. GARAGE SALE — Friday and 6. V S a tu r d a y , 9 :3 0 -5 , 33 DELUXE ONE — Bedroom 6165. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Cosgrove, 643-5364. Rockville. An equal opportunity pay and working con accounts payable experience. ladies to cut fabrics. CaU Mrs. (jail M94356 anytime. EVINRUDE outboard motors, GULBRANSEN Organ - Tran LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Building-Contracting employer. Hackmatack St., Electric apartment, wall-to-wall Bankrimt, repossession? 1966 PONTIAC four-door, vinyl ditions. Typing ability required. Sobol, 646-1000. MA’TURE woman for work in Holsclaw and Mastercraft sistor, two-board key-board, 474 MAIN STREET - ’Three- Excellent working conditions WANTED — Part-time maid, broom, carpet sweeper, picnic trailers, sales-service. carpeting throughout, complete Honest Douglas accepts lowest top, full power, rebuilt lawns mowed, trees cut and Heating-Plumbing 17 MELLEN, WHITE home for elderly. Mrs. Miller, with base pedals. Excellent room apartment, heat, $150. transmission, new exhaust removed. Cellars and attics NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - PUNCH Press Operator — with and benefits in conveniently JANITORS — Experienced Manchester Motel. Call 644- table-inches, bric-a-brac, mis Complete service department, appliances, vanity bath. Cen down, snmllest payment, Remodeling, repairing, ad 6496985, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. condition. $ ^ . Phone 742-6607. Security, family unit. 646-2426, system, good running condition. cleaned. Free estimate. Call SAM Watson Plumbing and minimum 5 years experience. and PAL8HAW located, east-of-rlver compinnpany. evenings. Manchester area. 15(M. cellaneous iten\s including boating supplies, accessories, trally located $175 monthly. anywhere. ^Not—small loan ditions, rec rooms, porches and 9-5 p.m. 649-8970. 643-6000. Heating. Bathroom remodeling Some knowledge of die setting HignMINI 911601 Apply in person at Scan-ii-Optics CaU 0&5691, 34 p.m. glassware and china. Rain date, Woolsey paints, Gerich’s •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. finance company plan. Douglas roofing. No job too ^mall. Call MALE gas station attendant, and repairs. Free estimates. required. Apply LaPointe In Ihc., 22" PrePrestige Park Circle, PORTERS — Full-time next weekend. Marine Service, 1982 Tolland Motors, 345 Main. 649-31M. East Hartford good pay and working con Fertlllxera 55 MANCHESTER - Available 1973 CHEVROLET Impala. One ODD JOBS, lawn care, light Call 649-3808. dustries, 155 West Main Street, East Hartford. positions open in our new con ’Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. MANCHES’TER - Newer 2- ditions. Must be over 18. Apply GAS STOVE, 4 bar stools, mini bedroom townhouse includes April 1st. 6-room duplex, full at AUTO Insurance — Lowest owner, low mileage. Good con tree work, removal service to Rockville. An equal opportunity valescent home. Apply in per in person. Barrows Mobile Sta- •••••••••••••••••*•••••••••• FO R SALE — Good cow MASONRY - All types of PAR T-TIM E bike. Call 643-9800. heat, appliances, IVii baths, full tic, full basement, close to rates available. For telephone dition. Call 649-1901 after 1 p.m. dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. BO’TTI Heating and Plumbing employer. son, East Hartford Convales Sporting Qooda 47 manure delivered. $6 and $12 stone, brick fireplaces, walls, tion, 313 Adams St., basement. $240. per month. schools, churches, shopping. No quotation, call Rodney T. Dolin, — Prompt, courteous service. SALESCLERK cent Home, 751 Main Street, loads. Also roto tiller service. concrete steps, sidewalks. No Manchester. BLUE LUSTRE not only rids pets. References, security. 1972 PORSCHE, 914, silver Call 643-1496. MACHINE Set-up man required Female for some evenings East Hartford. MEN’S clubs, matched set, 643-7804, 649-8731. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- TWO handymen want variety of job too small. Free estimates. carpets of soil, but leaves pile Write P.O. Box 12, Buckland metallic paint with api^rance for production machine shop. Sewing Machine Operators and weekends, on medicine SECURITY Guards wanted Northwestern irons, 2-9. Wilson •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4535. jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer Over' 20 years experience. After Must be capable of setting up RNs—LPNs part-time, full soft and lofty. Rent electric Station, Buckland, (jonn. 1970 MAVERICK, white with group, excellent condition, still . NO JOB too small. Immediate Apply and cosmetic counter. Plea full-time, second and third Woods, 1, 3 and 4. $50. 643-1374. Antiques 50 tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at- 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. from blueprints and checking time, 3 to 11 shift. Extremely shannpooer $1. ’The E. A. John FOUR-R(X)M apartmeij full blue interior. Repossession. $1,- mlS tl=nianed. RiUabte service. service on service calls.- Free sant working conditions, shifts. Location in Manchester. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW 3-bedroom duplex, h estimates gladly given on own work. Thorough knowledge Personnel Office high starting salary. Phone Mr. son Paint (jompany, 723 Main sized kitchen, self-i' baning 225. Savings Bank of Reasonable rates. 643-5305. CARPENTRY - Repairs, modern pharmacy. Some Must be over 25. Inquire 246- Garden Product* 50 LARGE ANTIQUE metal tray, rooms, 157 EldridjIge Street. 1 heating or plumbing. Faucets of all types of machine shop Auas between 9-5 p.m. 528-2167. Street, Manchester, 649-4501. stove, refrigerator, heat, hot Manchester, 646-1700. remodeling, additions, roofing. 8585. black background with hand per month. Blanchard & Trucka-Tractor* repaired or installed. Water equipment essential. Some retail experience necessary. water, and garage included. TREE Removal — pruning, Call David Patria, South Wind BUY your potatoes direct from painted flowers, $15. Phone 643- Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. pumps worked on. Complete supervisory experience PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. A[q>ly in person at once. TYPIST for pleasant office in TAG SALE — Saturday, April 7, Laundry facilities. No pets, RAMBLER Gassic, 1965, stan spraying, etc., fully insured. sor, 644-1796. KEYPUNCH Operator — Home the potato warehouse, comer of 4314. 1966 FORD Super Van. $600. desirable. Apply LaPointe In Hale Road Manchester East Hartfora, $95. Fee paid. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., 136 Scott Drive, available. May 1st, lease and dard, 6 cylinder, good condi Licensed. Free estimates. heating systems, rec rooms, appliance manufacturer is Buckland Road and Tolland Call 646-1418. dustries, 155 West Main Street, L i e e m d r u g Good hours, many benefits, Manchester. Miscellaneous fur security. $195 per montlfNCdll tion. Phone 643-8092. Phone 633-5345. etc. Call M & M Plumbing &, B44-15S1 looking,, for operator ’Turnpike, Buckland. Call 646- WANTED - Old curved glass WES ROBBINS carpentry Rockville. An equal opportunity MiWCHESTER PJUWADE free parking. Call Walt, Bailey niture, housewares, and toys. 643-4884. Heating, 649-2871. An equal opportunity employer experienced with Alpha- 8248. china closets with broken i ^ass. VILLA6ER remodeling specialist. Ad employer. Employment Service, 646-8150. Numeric. Good wages -and Paying $30 and up. 649-706! 1.643- npa WASHING Machine Repairs — TAG S A L E - Aprtl 7th-8th, 11 - APARTMEIITS 1969 ROAD Runners, 383, high RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, MARTY’S Plumbing-Heating. Aanraf !• PravioM frixdc benefits. Apply Personnel 51 6710. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- performance, four-speed. $950. Mobile Home* CAB DRIVER - Part or full 6 p.m. Various items. All Household Qooda Maytag. Reasonable rates. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Complete bathroom remodeling Department, Iona 0>mpany, 6 bedroom townhouse includes Phone 647-1943.______and repairs. Free estimates. No time, starting at 3 p.m. You M o u n t a in s Season Pool, Route 44-A, Bolton heat, aiqiliances, carpets. Full Availa^le^pril 1st, 5-room, 2- Former owner Pike Coin Wash- 649-3446. Regent Street, Manchester. SINGER Touch and Sew, like must have a good driving Lake. private bksement, $230 per bedroom town house, wall-to- Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. job too small. 742-7438. new, hems, buttonholes, stretch Wanted to Buy 50 1962 FALCON, 289, hypo, 3- Rambler trailer, like new, with LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - record and be dependable. East month. Paul W. Deugan wall carpeting, 2 air ACBOSS 55 A rabian g u lf AUTOMOBILE Service Ad stitches, monograms, sews on s p ^ hurst, new tires, brakes, attached jacks, power lift, TOWNE Plumbing Service. Hartford Cab, 107 Burnside NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale, Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. conditioners, appliances^ heat new homes custom built, 56 European visor — We need a man to work buttons, fancy designs. WANTED — Antique furniture, front-end. Rebuilt engine. stereo, air-conditioner, and aw EXTERIOR painting. Teachers remodeling, additions, rec Repairs, alterations. American Ave., East Hartford. WEAVERS , IHighrocky region April 7th, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., no and hot water, IVi tile baths, on our service desk. Your ning. 643-7172. hill« pre-sale. 131 Elizabeth Drive, Originally $399.50, now only glass, pewter, oil paintings or Phone 289-1509 Monday through guarantee quality work. Low rooms, garages,"' kitchens Standard fixtures used Immediate openings - alternating first and 57 Years (ab.) ' duties will include writing MANCHESTER vicinity - washer and dryer hook-up, HARDWARE Store - Clerk, SSw iM 58’This (Sp.) Manchester. $M.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, other antique items. Any quan Friday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. rates, references. Houses, rempdeled, bath tile, cement exclusively. Immediate ser- m ountain repair orders, road testing Four-room apartment, two 1971 STARCRAFT tent trailer, full-time. Apply in person, second shift or permanent third shift. DOWN dealer. tity. ’The Harrisons, 643-8709, patio. No pets. apartments, churches, offices. work. Steps, dormers. Residen vice.Call 649-4056. SSaanonaome cars, figuring bills, and some 165 Oakland Street. bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, 1966 CHEVY II wagon, 301 sleeps 8, stove, sink, heater and Call Archie D’Amato, 649-4703, Barrett Plumbing Supply Co., mountaintops 1 F resh -w ater EIGHT Foot slate pool table, wall-to-wall carpeting, tial or commercial. Call 649- Qualified applicants will be paid wrhile lear clerical work. You should have CLEAN USED — refrigerators, cubic . inch engine, Holley, hydraulic surge brakes, cancmy, 6-8 p.m. 4291. SEWERLINES, sink lines, 331 Broad Street, Manchester. 12 G u ido’s notes ducks like new. Call 649-7597 Monday- appliances, heat, hot water, Call 649-7620 2C hauncey experience as a service advisor ranges, automatic washers WANTED — Antique furniture, Hooker, Weinand, Accell, excellent condition, $1,500. 647- cleaned with electric cutters, Closed Wednesdays. ning In our training program on the first 13 Negative Friday, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. cellar storage, parking, large or several years experience with guarantees. See them at B. toys, crank phonographs, Hurst. 1,000 miles on,.^otor. 1731. LANDSCAPING - Complete J. P. Lewis & Son, finish by professionals. McKinney conjunction Anytime Saturday and Sunday. yard. 649-2OT1, 6 « 4 ^ , $190 shift. 14 Z eus’ American plants soothsayers dealing directly with the public. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main swords, guns, glass, attic or $500. 649-1722. lawn maintenance, grass cut carpentry, rec rooms, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com actor 19 Those w ho 38 Thoroughfare monthly. 1967 NIMROD, Riviera, Tent daughter Your benefits include free AIR-CONDITIONER GE, 8,000 St., Call 643-2171. cellar contents. 643-W35. ting and shrubs. Call 649-3879. remodeling, kitchens, pany, 643-53M. Company paid fringe benefits. IS T eenage skin 3 F orest w orker fold m aterial 39 South NEWLY redecorated four room A m erican health -and life insurance, paid T-BUCKET Dune Buggy, «e e n Trailer. Sleeps 4. Propane bathrooms, formica work, problem 4 Compass point evenly B’TU, 2 years old. 643-7961. A’TTRAimVE two-room apart apartment, heat, stove, range vacations dnd holidays, un CARPE’TS — Wholesale to you with black upholstery and top. stove, Add-a-Room. Other ceilings. 649-9658, if no answer Electrical IB NO EXPERIENCE ISCoU ar 5 Square 20 E xplicit ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, refrigerator, living room YARDWORK - Brother and colum n 23 K ind o f duck 4 1 ------iforms. 5% day work week. at our warehouse. ’The Caipet Room* Without Board 50 First $1,200. CaU 872-3686, 875- extras. Call 872-4229. 643-6362. REQUIRED - SELL accessory FENCE, redwood basket h ot water, electricity, sister, 14-16, insured. Basic 6 French river 27 Dental M ountains Good pay. Apply in person to Merchants, 1310 Tolland ’Tpke., carpet, $160. Adults only, no 7624. MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. 1 7 S h e (F r .) weave, 6’ high, 4 panbis, 2 references, no pets. $110. 228- tools provided. Reasonable, CHEMEY BROTHERS, INC. 18 Cut lumber TDreas d e g ^ (a b .) 42 Show disdain Lynch Toyota, 345 Center u Manchester. 646-8568. THE THOMPSON House - Cot pets, security deposit required. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen Electrical repairs, additions, 29 M usical dram a 44 D ry leaves gates, hardware. 643-7961. Motorcyclea-Olcyelea 11 GOOD HUMOR 19 P eeled feathers ' Street, Manchester. tage St., centrally located, 3540, 649-5325. Call 643-9678. MGA 1961, 1600, completely reliable. Phone 643-4923. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad alterations. Small iob CHENEY 31 Coopar HHI SL 31 Place to us^in 21 Stripling 8 ’That girl large, pleasantly furnished rebuilt en^ne, new paint, top HARLEY-Davidson motor ditions, garages, porches, any specialist. Free estimates. Manchester, Cenn. 22 P rocessed iron 9 Feminine experiment m edicine CENTER S’TREET — 4% room AVAILABLE immediately — MAN WITH Roto-tiller for hire. ICE CREAM 1 /\ li I C S 47 Tunisian FEMALE gds station atten rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 and leather interior, rust free. cycles, parts and accessories, type remodeling. 646-2087. Master Charge. 643-8832. 24 Mariner’s nicknam e (ab .) townhouse, IVk baths, all four room garden apartment, Lawns and gardens custom • START AT ONCE 10 Those 34 M ountain rulers dants,. good pay and working for overnight and permanent Reasonable offers considered. larleylariey Davidson Sales, 49 Park d irection 50 Estop conditions. Must be over 18. appliances, carpeted, 2 air- appliances, carpeting, heat, hot tilled. Call 643-9920. EARN HIGH INCOME 25 Possessive dedicated to ridge guest rates. 649-695L______St., Hartford, 247-9774. STEVEN Edwards Contracting Flooring 19 35 Last syllable 51 N ew G uinea Apply in person. Barrows Mobil conditioners, heat and hot water, $195 monthly. Security. • NO CASH BOND pronou n m onastic life Agency. Masonry, brick cement 11 Unwanted 37A n icen t seaport Station, 313 Adams St., MANCHESTER — Large clean water, storage. By appoint 649-3978, 643-6165. 1963 PONTIAC engine, 389 work. Carpentry and repairs, FLOOR SANDING and REQUIRED 26 T ested MOTORCYCLE insurance — ' 28Ekiemies Manchester. furnished room, maid service. ment, Charles Ponticelu, 649- cubic inch. $125. Phone 649-6983. interior, exterior painting. For Refinishing, specializing in r r w Low rates. Immediate binding Painting-Papering 13 • HIGH LIBERAL 30 Father (coU.) i r r 4 Phone 649-2813. 9644, 64641800. IMMEDIATE occupancyipa — all home improvements call older floors. Inside and outside authority. Call Joan Lane at PERCENTAGE PARAGON TOOL CO., INC. 31 Mouth part 14 IT TEACHERS wanted, all levels. four rooms and bath,ba no 32 Latin r r RUMMAGE SALE X Clarke uisurance Agency, 643- J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom 643-7932 between 8-4 p.m. • painting. John Verfaille, 646-. • DRIVER’S LICENSE Foreign and Domestic SIX-ROOM Duplex, no pets. children, no pets. References. 1968 FORD Fairlane 500, two- conjunction LADIES only — Nicely fur 1126. decorating, interior and 5750, 872-2222. ESSENTIAL Is hiring r r 14 rr Teachers, Box 1063, Vancouver, Inquire 69 Birch St., Call 649-3315. door hardtop, $1,100. Phone HERITAGE Craftsmen — nished room for rent, communi exterior, paperhanging, fully • 18 'YEARS OR OLDER Washington, 98660. ty kitchen and bath, all utilities Manchester. after 5 p.m., 649-8371. Commercial, residential, MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 33 Sim nical 14 HONDA, 1972 CB175 excellent insured. For free estimates, TDDL MAKERS su fB x included, located on bus line, 4Mi-R(X)M apartment, heat, call 649-9656. If no answer 643- homes, additions, family CHOICE TERRITORIES VY IMPALA, two- condition. Completely stock, 34C ertain 44 near stores. Call after 4 p.m., water, range, refrigerator, dis except for handle bars. Call 643- rooms, garages, kitchens, rec MANCHESTER - Delivery - AVAILABLE MOLD MAKERS Saturday^ April 7 lyl top, good condition. 6362. 36 Feathered 644-0383. posal, one child accepted. $480 rooms, remodeling. 872-6418, light trucking and package frien d s Doga-BIrda-Pet* 41 APARTMENT per month. 6499306, after 6 call Tore 3 p.m., 644-8424. 9042. College Studeqts apply now RICHARD E. Martin. Full 646-4643. delivery. Refrigerators, ALL AROUND MACHINISTS 39 B e sick for weekend and summer 46 EAST HAR’TFORD - Cliuirch 6499969. 1971 SUZUKI, 350. Excellent iroessional painting service, washers and stove moving 40 Railroads AKC ’TOY Poodle Pups, two RENTAL OFFICE ______1970 AUSTIN American, 4- LATHE MEN (a b .) Corners Inn., 860 Main Street, condition. Completely sendMd. literior - exterior. Free es- specialty. 649-0752. positions. Apply dally and 44 males, 3 femalep, with five 1 0 - 2 We have a large variety of; ^ SECOND Floor, three-bedroom food ru ming condition. f 43Sm aU plsa dean rooms, men only. $16 up. llm.l...fiillylii>.r«l.64M411...... Saturdays, 9-5. MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS IT generation papers. Phone 872- deluxe one and two-bedroom apartment, $200 monthly with me 044 $660. Call 649-5996. 45 G ain IT H Parking. Phone 2^7K 7. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 27 289-8251 46Ptuinmat (Fr.) tr 8247. apartments and townhouses garage, heat. Security, lease, 1968 SUZUKI, 200 cc, excellent DONALD CRIB-MAN-SHIPPING A RECEIVING 4S State (dbdng J4 throughout Manchester. Renr' no pets. (]all. between 6-6 p.m., 1906 OORVAIR, excellent con ROOFING and roof repairing, FURNISHED carpeted room, condition, low mileage, MORTGAGES, loans first se GOOD HUMOR CORP. (s u ffix ) W SIAMESE kittens, females $15, tal office open daily from 9-5, 643-^10. ' dition, $425. Call after 5:30 640- Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. cond, third. All kinds. Realty Must be able te set up maoMne and werii to b/a. 49 Small amount males, $20, box trained. Call kitchen privileges, lounge area, -j reasonable. 643-1088. Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy Rd other times by appointment. 0017.______statewide. Credit rating un Tnp wages, liberal everUnw schedule and (c o R ) IT » after 3 p.m., 643-9213. washer-dryer, all utilities in 51 L etter cluded. Male. 646-8304,742-9868. FIRST-FLOOR, five-room T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, BIDWELL Home Improvement necessary. Reasonable. Con South Windsor fringe banoms. u 6* ST. GEORGE’S CHURCH apartment, $185 monthly with 96 OLDSMOBILE, 1967, power 52 Property 14 RRMiiTi B n o M in , M . Interior-exterior painting. Co.. Expert installation of fidential, quick arrangements. An Equal Opportunity BARNEY Basset Hound needs garage, heat. Security, lease, windows, seat, steering amk Apply at claim 'CLEAN, furnished room, for 24H Rm toll M, HMhMlir Read Reasonable rates. Swirled aluminum siding, gutters and Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Employer 53 Feminine 14 love. He is very housebroken B0UTE44-A BOLTON no pets. (^11 between 6 9 p.m., brakes. Excellent condition. 121 Adams SL, Manchester, Oeim. k - working or retired gentleman. ceilings our splecialty. Call 643- trims. Roofing installation and 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart nam e and chUdlovihg. (^11 Barney at •ii-itti . ' 643-mo. Immaculate. $1,300. CaU 044- Call 649-3142. Herald Ads 1949. repairs. 649^95, 875-9109. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 54 l«ck opener 643-1412. 8063. (MIW5MPW IMtWPSISI A»H .) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheeter. Conn.. F it. April 6, 1978- PAGE TWENTY-CT|g For Salo PAfiB TWF.NTV ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., April 6, 1 ^ 72 Houooo For Solo 72 Out of Town-For Soft 75 Houooo For Solo j f Wantod-Rool Eotato 77 HoutM For U lo 72 Homos For Solo by the Parskey EXTRA LOT WILLIMANTIC — Young six- iMI^ACULATE Ranch, 3 ppm Raised Ranch on chMible bedrooms, IW baths, recreation lot, 2 full baths. In excellent Renamed REN. room, 20x40 swimming pool, 2- Comes with this five-room rondiUon, $28,5()0. Lessenger car- garage, aluminum siding, house, ail conveniences, gar A spsdoos older 7 room 1^’j^ l t o r s , 646-8713,228-3&0,'' IOSxS h lot. All for only $34,90iD. age, well maintained. $30,000. liome, established resident 742*9718. As Judge [ESTATE Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. «a K Y tial nei^bditood with all 649-1780 MANSFIELD — Seven-room COMFORTABLE, oversized 7- [SPRING STREET Area ,+ htlliUes. TwO-car garage, Bzzzzzzn in and set pur HARTFCHtD (AP)-tiqMrkir CORNER Contemporary, 3-4 bedrooms, Court Jnd^ Leo Parikey, who room Cape, 2 baths,, 4 ■NOOmrouiMITr AnsaliU built Raised Ranch. 7 w alk^ room atUc. Low. 214 baths, on two plus acres of busy Bea. We’re rtadYi bedrooms, beautiful lawn. In rooms, one full, two-half low 90’s. Call. priVMy. Low 40s. L e s s ^ e r willing and able to assist narrowly avoided losing his one of Manchester’s finest baths, two fireplaces, two-car seat on the bench earlier this by Ralph A. Pasak • o l e WAMKN L NOWLAMl Co., Realtors, 646«ri3,: you in the .salt or areas. Pric^ to sell In the garage. Large wooded lot. 742-9718. purchase of YOUR proper- week, had his renomination Porter Street area. T.J. Beautiful home and excellent 143-1108 confimed by the state House of REALTOR If a new home seems best Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. REAL ESTATE COVENTRY (NORTH) I for you, buy one by all m eans. location. ty Bea Representatives Thursday by a , But don’t overlook the ad- COMINR SOONII vote at 8547. Business Locotlono- Houooo For Safe 72 Houooo For Solo 72 7-ROOM Raised Ranch, IVk ” Keitii Pankey, of Blo<»nfield, was Aportmonto For Root S3 [vantages of one that has MANCHESTER - 6-rooni MANCHESTER — Immaculate New Raised Ranches on Time has come to do some For Rent 67 I baths, fireplace, family room, beautiful, large rural lots; yet involved in a controversial 1971 IMMACULATE 6% robm [passed the test of time . DUPLEX Ranch, 3 bedrooms, IMi baths, [fully applianced eat-ln 7-room Colonial, two fireplaces, house cleaning-U^! — but finished rec room, fully only minutes to Manchester reapportionment plan that was FOUR-ROOM apartment in 2- 466 MAIN Street — Building for 'LOOK* I^ c h , remodeled kitchen, dis [There are certain advantages Manchester — Each side two one-car garage, 3-room finished [kitchen. TWo-car side en- it is an almost must. For a Real ^tate family house, on bus line. hwasher, IW baths, carpeting, [of purchasing an'existing basement including study with carpeted, garage. Near and UConn. Cathedral beamed later declared unconstitutional any business, office, or coin- WHERE THE bedrooms, living room, Itrance garage. Aluminuin hospital, Call Dick change why not buy sotnib lYZ L Canter SL a U.S. District Court. An Includes stove, refrigerator, mercial use, near Center. Call large paneled recreation room, [home . . . A preowned home built-in bookshelves, lovely ceilings, 114 baths, built-ins, kitchen, separate basemente [siding. Nice lot. $41,500. ' . Zimmer, J. D. Real Estate inexpensive shades for appeal is pending before the air-conditioner, ana heat. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. ACTION IS garage. Low 30's. Hutchins [has proved itself . . . If it yard. Agnes Drive. For appoint fireplace, steel beam con 649-1922 646-4126 Adults only. Available May 1st. and driveways, good location. Associates, 646-1992. Agency, 649-5324. [originally had flaws, they’ve ment, M3-0468. RAISED Ranch, custom built, struction, aluminum siding your living room lampis U.S. Supreme Court. $190 monthly. Call 646-1232 after Manchoster and Vicinity Priced at $29,900. just to pep up your room On Tuesday, the Senate voted PROFESSIONAL office, [pn^bly bwn corrected . . . cathedral ceilings, large MANCHESTER - 7-room and 2 garages. Call Joe Gor 5:30. beautiful, spacious. Excellent MANCHESTER—8-room over FM MANCHESTER — No)rth, don, 649-5306. for summer. 19-16 to confirm his renomina 6 ^ room Ranch $29,S00 sized, full dormer Cape, large [Besides, you could get all the Colonial styled Ranch, 3 formal dining room, modern Cape, first-floor fa m ^ room, 3 exposure and projection. First [improvements made by the beorooms, garage. ’n%ed lot. tion. Fumlohod Aportmonto 64 floor, all facilities, parking. 6 room Cape $27,900 family room with beamed 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 3 bedrooms, large kitchen and I equipped kitchen, 2 full baths, e .B & W .e 1. Four-family. East side. The House also confirmed the [previous owner — extras like RBSm I MMIl, «I.TNS 14 good-sized bedrooms, 2 Stone walls. Bowers School. Search On Reasonable rent. 353 Center ceiling off kitchen, fireplaced living room, garage, caroetiM, Separate furnaces. Good following Superior Court TWO-ROOM furnished apart 5 room Ranch $21,900 living room, large dining room, [fences, patios, trees, shrubs ta IMi Uno, — Iliunr paneled family room, $31,000. I fireplaces, oversized 2-car $32,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 'nw BARROWS it WALLACE Co. Street, 649-1680, 649-3549. condition. For Checks renominations which previous ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, 2-Family $28,500 kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated [ and flowers—at no extra cost Oiraer, 643-1918. I garage. RMitors— MLS hot water, private bath. garage plus carport, close to TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, excellent Manchester Parkade — 6W66M 2. Six-room Cape, ly cleared the Senate: Judge MANCHESTER 10,000 square ,. Older homes usually have condition. Good financing Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Many more to choose schools and shopping. Law 30’s. [more and larger rooms, too MANCHESTER - 816 Center MERIDEN (AP) - U.S. David M. Shea of Hartford, 112- feet industrial space. Fully MANCHESTER 6-6 Duplex [o v e r s i z e d C ustom 4- available. International aluminum sided. Fireplace sprinklered, loading docks, of Call Warren E. “Howland, Street, Inspection daily 4-7 Postal Service inspectors have 4; Judge Anthony J. Armentano ROOMMATE For three-room from. Call now. We arrange [and more living space . . located minutes from Main I bedroom Colonial. Built in Associates Inc., Reators, 647- COLUMBIA — Lake privileges, and Garage. Beautiful deep fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- Realtors, 643-1108. [There is less guesswork in p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 2-6 nicely landscaped three- begun an investigation to deter of H artford, 116-3; Judge furnished apartment, female all financing. 289-7475. Street. ’Three bedrooms each p.m., for sale or rent with op 11972. First-floor family room isoo. treed lot. Low 30’s. Douglas B. Wright of Hartford, 0131. ______I buying an existing house . side, low 3Q’s. Carl Zinsser bedroom Raised Ranch. 114 mine what became of 500 to 1,- only. $te monthly. Phone 647- BOWERS School area— 8-room tion to buy, vacant 6 room, (3-4 with fireplace, 2% baths with 3. Six-room Colonial, 000 Social Security checks 82-23; J u ^ e A. Wall of 9096 after 5 p.m. Colonial, 3-bedrobms, I And, if it is in good condition Agency, 646-1511. ^Mahehester 18 Marlon Dr baths, formal dining room, all MANCHESTER 4,000 plus PASEK-RUTHERFORD bedroom), excellent lovely [marble vanities, 2-car applianced kitchen. Ideal area aluminum siding. destined for recipients In the Harwinton, 92-13; Judge square feet store-building for fireplace, 2-car garage, park lit usually will offer more large Cape. (Jarage, [oversized garage, full walk- MANCHESTER — 3-room fur 289-7475 742-8243 for children. Move right in. Fireplace and Garage. City Meriden area. Michael Radin of Avon, 95-11. lease. Huge paved parking like yard. LaPenta Agency, [value . . . NEW LISTING breezeway, rec room, iri-ground lout basement with sliding unolG8 Buckley nished apartment, first floor, REALTORS-MLS Realtor, 646-2440. $34,900. Petrus Realty, utilities. Only $33,900. Authorities said they began ’The House voted to elevate area. Prime location in town heated swimming pool, on bus glass doors. D^utlful skyline School Area $110 plus utilities. 643-9274. nnUISTER STREET line. Short walk to school, I receiving complaints from Circuit Court Judge William C. with highway access. Hayes [view. Sooing boHorlngl 4. City “A” zone lot. Cen Bieluch of Hartford to the Court Agency, 646-0131. LARGE eight room” Colonial church and stores. Mid 30 s. Is Social Security recipients TW0-F8NLY tral. City utilities. $7,500. of Common Pleas, 77-6, and to MANCHESTER Cape, in prime residential area. Principals only, owner, 649- [ r a n c h on 3 acres with 11 COVENTRY Wednesday when the checks Houooo tor Rent 65 5. Commercial and in elevate Common Pleas Court Large rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2-car Five and five, with detached 3635. [large rooms, 3 baths, 5 Seven-room Custom failed to arrive on schedule NEW OFFICE Preferred Forest Hills garage. And wall-to-wall stays Colonial, jalousled 2 4 ACRES dustrial properties. Rt. 5. after the first of the month. Judge John M. Alexander of COVENTRY — Small four two-car garage. Separate [bedrooms, family room, 2 BUILDING with this house. T.J. Crockett, heating systems. Priced in the breezeway, 2-car garage, A picturesque and exquisitely A Social Security Administra Windsor to the Superior Court, room house, with fireplace, Realtors, 643-1577. [ kitchens. Could be ideal for in- Metfibers^nn. CID — all paneling, electric heat, and 341 BROAD ST. mid 30s. [ laws. Barn, six horse stalls, 6 perfect Inside and out. This restored 8-room, 18th century tion spokesman said the checks 934. I types of \ommerCial It also confirmed the private location. $150 monthly, MANCHESTER, CONN. FOR SALE [ regulation dog kennels. one-owner home is “better Colonial Cape with 24 acres oj were processed and mailed, but BOWERS School, beautifully CML A. 'operties. Jaso investors nominations of Judge John P. plus security. Adults. Call 7tS- clean 6-room Cape. Aluminum Lovely 6-room Colonial, with than new" due to hours of beautiful woodlands ai a Postal Service official in 8678. ,______$ 4 .7 5 par Square Foot ZINSSER AGENCY Tender Loving Care and rolling fields. A unique bit looking forbuildings, land, Meriden said they never Cotter of Hartford as an sided, detached garage, deep fireplaced living room, large [ t e n -r o o m Contempory ■ Ideal for group medical yearly V updating with the ding of early American style ilpartment houses, shop arrived at the local post office. associate judge of the Connec treed lot. Fireplaced living 646-1S11 formal dining room, three ] Ranch with 3-room studio ONE-BEDROOM house, ideal or attorney office practice, room, new furnace. Won’t last spacious bedrooms. Priced in latest of conveniences. Call and modern comfort. A ping centers for sale Under an emergency ticut Supreme Court and a for working couple. Heat, no branch corporate office, in long. Keith Real Estate, 646- [ apartment. Over 1V4 acres of today for careful Inspection, setting surrounded with fruit procedure, the Social P u r ity judge of the Superior Court, 100- pets, adults only. $135 monthly. the low 30s. I land with view. Redwood and/or lease. surance agency, etc. 4126, 649-1922. MANCHESTER — Four-room you won’t be sorry. Suzanne trees and mature pine. Call: office in Meriden \ has begun 11, and Harold H. Dean of 643-5879: ______, I construction, large ther- • Includes air-conditioning, apartment downstairs and four CARLA. Shorts, 646-3233. Your Realtor is an expert reissuing the checks While the Darien as judge of the Circuit I mopane windows. WARREN E. HOWLAND Court. Cotter also was con BOLTON NOTCH — 3-room heat, elevator, janitorial rented rooms upstairs. ZINSSER AGENCY who sees, studies and sells Postal Service attempts to house, winterized, married cou service, partitioning, carpet Excellent Investment. $26,000. RMltore 643-1188 many homes and other learn what happened to the mis Proposed Shield Law Discussed firmed as chief court ad Call Warren E. Howland, G46-1511 ple preferred. 521-7373 or 1-223- ing and draperies. [ c ir c a - 1717. Rare Colonial' J. WATSON BEACH properties all year round. sing vouchers. ministrator, 115-5. STYLISH Realtors, 643-1108. [on 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 4460 after 5 p.m. • 400 on-site parking. REAL ESTATE CO. Call us and let us go to ’The missing checks amount House Judiciary Committee chairman James Bingham, R-Stamford, standing, and State Brokers Protected [barns. Excellent example of to about one-fifth of the total MANCHESTER - $26,000. MLS-Realtors COLUMBIA - All electric work for you. Rep. James T. Healy, D-Waterbury, left, discuss a point during a work session of the com Out of Town- RANCH^ [ period restoration. Coimtry number distributed in the Large 8-room older home, near MANCHESTER - 7 -room Hartford Office 547-1550 35’x26’ four year old Cape. mittee on proposed press shield laws in Hartford yesterday. At left is George Guidera, R- For Rent 66 NORDUST nNMNUL CHRP. Seven room stylish Ranch, [setting. Good location. Meriden area each month. OPEN HOUSE downtown area. Ideal for big C olonial IVi tile d b ath s, Living room with fireplace, for Westport, of the Senate Judiciary Committee. (AP photo) * Sixteen species of palm large paneled family room, family on budget. Call Warren ilastered walls, range, dis- mal dining room, kitchen with trees flourish in the United ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart HI IMkinlM Dn. SIX-ROOM Ranch with at /Celtli ment, heat, hot water, stove, 241-Iin APRIL 8th, From 1-4 P.M. IVa baths, 3 bedrooms, E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. .iwasher, garbage disposal, CIRCA 1730 — 16 room s, I built-ins, Uiree bedrooms, walk States, from North Carolina extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone tached garage: Centrally out basement with Franklin refrigerator, $130. Security fireplaced living room, recently .restored. 7l located. Call today. Inter through Florida and the deposit required. Adults only, 195 KENNEDY ROAD hot water oil heat, city utilities. fireplaces, summer kitchen, 6| Fireplace, large wooded lot. Gulf Coast states and inland 474 MAIN St. — Commercial wall-to-wall carpeting, $ 2 7 3 0 0 national Associates, Inc., RaJi Sstaie parking for one car. Call 643- stone and brick Ranch with Important low maintenance in Built by Ansaidi. Charles or more bedrooms, new baths, | $36,500. owners, m4fl37. to Texas, Arkansas, Okla place ideal for office or store, screened porch plus patio, Lesperance, 649-7620. Realtors, 647-1300. 172 EAST CENTER ST 9678. ______corporated with comfort and luxury. *Central air- Manchester — 6-room Cape new kitchen, two-car garage. homa and California. $150. 646-2426, 9-5. conditioning *Thermopane windows throughout one-car garage, all city Cod, full basement, garage, ELUNGTON Shield Law Views Heard $58,900. 6464126 649-1922 ROCKVILLE — four large utilities, extras. Fine treed lot. NINE-ROOM house including Loto-Land For Safe 73 READY TO MOVE MTO!! THREE ROOMS, former den •Carpeted 'Three bedrooms *2'/2 baths plus ‘ Exceptional apartment for in-laws, 2Vi room apartment, gas air heat, residential neighborhood. HARTFORD (AP) - had to disclose confidential in tal office, 117 East Center kitchen. Priced far below replacement cost. baths, enclosed porch, two-car ROCKLEDGE oversized 10- COVENTRY - Five acres, 700’ A dramatic change from the $160. Willimantic, three-room Newsmen outnumbered com formation. Street. Air-conditioning, 550 FM garage with automatic doors, room Ranch. Two fireplaces, frontage, Parker Bridge Road. everyday Ranch house, 7 semi-fumished apartment, $85. $31,500 mittee members at times As presently written the bill square feet. 646-8282. SACRIFICING in the 50's. 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 3 alunrunum siding, on Vi acre three or more bedrooms, LaPenta I Agency, Realtor, 646- large rooms, cathedral Call 742-6519 between 7:30-8 2440. Wantod-Rool Eototo 77 Thursday as the legislature’s would protect reporters from a.m. or answering service 875- WHUSII E H im u w fWKTn t MMnN. «LT6K heavily treed lot. Priced in mid Florida room, 2V4 baths, ceilings, 2-car, garage, 2400 SQUARE Feet of in For appointment at other times. Call Peggy Whitehead, forties. Principals only. Phone Judiciary Committee wrestled grand jury testimony unless 4 3 5 0 , ______213 IWi Stiwt, IhM Mv tremendously large recrea-l fireplace, plus a large country SELLING your home or dustrial floor space, three 643-9886 or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Beach, loaltora 943-1108 643-6760 for appointment. MANCHES’TER - Building lot, lot priced at $37,900. Call 649- with a bill to shield a there was probable cause for phase power, loading dock, of I tion room, plus office and| acreage? For prompt friendly QUIET? Now renting in Ver Real Estate Co., 547-1550. :city utilities, excellent location. 5306 today and ask for Tony newsman’s right to protect his believing the newsman’s infor MANCHESTER fice, parking. 649-5043. ^ workidiop. Oversized two-car Penta Agency, Realtor, 646- service, call Louis Dimock non, new 6-unit apartment SPRING Street — Four- Wasilefsky. v Realty, 649-9823. sources. mation was relevant to a bedroom Split, fireplaced living garage, quality throughout. 2440. specific crime. house, one block from Henry BOLTON NOTCH — Industrial NEWER COLONIAL Final action was delayed un Park on dead end street. Heat, room, formal dining room, • •B & W .e ALL CASH for your property til next Tuesday while the com The state also would have to or commercial 4 acres, 4,000 modern kitchen with extras. 4 8EOROOMS A-ZONE, city water and sewer, hot water, range, refrigerator, square feet office or retail CX)LONIAL-CAPE-Nine within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, mittee drafts a portion of the prqye that there was m pther. disposal^ carpet, air- Large paneled family room. 39,000. J. D. Real E state The BARROWS U WALLACE Co. building, many storage LARGE LOT rooms, all brick and' A A ^iafesI 043-5li^. Realtors — MTJg instant service. Hayes Agency, bill ^dealing with reporters’ Way ro obtain the iiifoTniation conaitioning. Security required. Large beautifully landscaped aluminum siding, 16x32’ living 1 6464131. or that the information was ~One-bedroom unit with garage, buildings. 521-7373 or 1-223-4460 lot. Low 40’s. Principals only, Immediate occupancy, owner Manchester Putade — 6464306 rights at trial level. after 5 p.m. OPEN HOUSE Sail to5 room with floor-to-celling Co-chairman Rep. James B. necessary to safety or national $195 monthly. Two-bedroom un 649-2566. ______transferred, executive area, Out of Toom-For Solo 75 Then and Nom large eat-in kitchen, family fireplace, 4 huge bedroonns, | Bingham, R-Stamford, said the security or allow it to prosecute it, IVis baths, $220 monthly. 875- COLUMBIA — Builders can not SELLING your home or 7170, A. J. Loehr. Wanted to Rent . 69 LARGE custom 7-room Cape, room, attached garage, built- I fully equipped eat-in kitchen, COLUMBIA bill already provides protection a capital offense. on large well landscaped treed large formal dining room, SVk replace this home today! acreage? Working for you is our through the grand jury level. Meskill’s decision on the con Rolling Hills, Mansfield in air conditioner and stove 15-AGRE ESTATE Spacious four-bedroom, two full pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, GLASTONBURY — Two FAMILY of six, looking for lot, in quiet desirable A A zone. $37,900. I b a ^ , fahifly room with bar, ElsewherW Thursday, Gov. veyance tax came one day after waterfront cottage, 3 hour drive Central to schools and shop baUi Colonial. Formal dining 643-6624. bedrooms, country kitchen, 13x30’ game room, in-law Immaculate 9-room Colonial room, rec room, basement gar Thomas J. Meskill withdrew his a public hearing at which real es large rooms and closets, from Manchester. July 14 ping. Lower 40’s. Shown by ap F. J. SPILECKI I potential, 3-car garage. Nice with 4 bedrooms, kitchen, tate agents and homeowners A Special Edition through 28th. Reply CTDO, From 1-84, take Exit 99. Follow signs on RL 195 toward UConn. I age. East commuting. $34,^. WE WILL buy your home. Call proposal for raising the state’s appliances, heat, and hot water, pointment only. Owner, 643- Realtor 843-2121 lot. living room, den, TV room, Petrus Realty, 228-3m. real estate conveyance tax to 1 came out strongly against the swimming pool. $175. 633-4972. P.O. Box 1033, Manchester. Turn rigirt on Rt. 44A. 1/2 nillo on M t Is Rolling Hills. [ 6562. anytime, Hutchins Agency, •••••••••••••••••■••••****** GARRISON Colonial built in I formal dining room all Realtors, 649-5324. per cent. proposal. I carpeted. VERNON — Bolton Lake, cozy The Judiciary Committee Rep. H erbert Camp, R- Highiighting Houses For Sale 71 1970,' four bedrooms, 114 ROCKVILLE — Four rooms, ear ’round 4-room cottage, modern heating facilities, baths, large unique modem 5 BOX STALL HORSE BARN, SELLING your property? Call voted down a proposed law that Ridgefield, co-chairman of the PRIVACY — Contemporary 6- tadc room, hay loft, fenced Vireplaced living room, us first. We’ll buy your home would have required a Superior legislature’s Finance Com appliances, yard, parking. Fifth kitchen with all the excellent condition. Wonderful immediately at a fair price, all room storage. $125 monthly. room Ranch. Cathedral ceiling, refinements. Formal dining riding area, spring fed pond. Court order before a newsman mittee said the proposal never Manchester’s built-ins, 1% baths, fireplace, 13 acres are cleared and starter or retirement home plus cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539. Utilities not included. 872-0359. H O U S E I room, paneled first-floor ear ’round fun. $18,500. would get out of committee. paneling, garage, patio, fenced in. Arruda Realty. It called for increasing the barbeque, two acres. Hutchins family room' with fireplace, xclusive. Evans & Clapp, BOLTON — Large ZVi room and built-in bookcases. Sliding Realtors, MLS, 647-1464. tax from $1.10 per $1,000 sale ^irst 150 Yearsl apartment in old estate, lovely Agency, 649-5324. M ann AGENCY Striving Today value t^ l.lO per $1,000. grounds, includes appliances glass doors to large pool area ] REALTORS 646-1180 MANCHESTER — New listing. HUNTING? on beautifully landscaped lot, M e^i^ asked the Ap ■ and heat. $175 plus security. coKKiir for a propriations Committee to Available April 15th, Call 649- 5-5, duplex, near hospital, 3 on a dead-end strept. mivsm Tliis special edition will be distributed to our subscribers at no ad bedrooms, 2 furnaces, tile SOUTH WINDSOR - 614 room ALUM. SIDED Better Tomorrow withdraw the tax from his 5945 or 647-1020.’ Maintenance free aluminum Split Level home. Three ditional charge bn Saturday, June 23. You can order extra copies for baths, $38,900. Hayes Agency, siding and two-car garage. RMCH proposed budget. He said an an bedrooms, 114 baths, carpeted ticipated surplus .for the friends and relatives now. Let them know why Manchester is a town we EAST HARTFORD — 4-room 646-0131. ______living room and family room. Inunaculate Ranch with love fSoiton l^eai ^^tate C- ompein^ I COLONIAL Ranch — 6 rooms, current year plus an optimistic are all proud to be a part of. heated apartment, in private Lov«y wooded lot with many ly fireplaced living room, eat- home, first floor, free parking, MANCHESTER — New con 1(4 baths, large modern economic outlook would make struction, 6-room Ranch, 1V4 kitchen, fireplace, beautiful shrubs. Merritt Agency, 646- in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, all set ' SPECIALIZING IN BOLTON PROPERTIES reasonable. Adult. 528-0323. 1180. up for the $18 million an baths, fully equipped kitchen, bay windows in front, walk on lovely acre treed lot. ticipated from the tax. BOLTON LAKE — Neat 4-room excellent neighborhood on bus out basement, oversized two- Priced in upper 20s. BOLTON CENTER ROAD — BOLTON, CONN. line. $33,900. Hayes Agency, VERNON — Live the good life, Meanwhile the Senate gave house, lake privileges, fenced car attached garage, on English timbered Raised CARLA. Phone 646-2311 final legislative approval to Mailed yard, $175 per month, heat and 646-0131. I private acre lot. Rsoich, 7 rooms, 214 baths, for EXTRA electric not included. Couple ZINSSER A8ENCY bills creating five new Superior Anywhere In PRIVACY — 2.6 acres, 7-r(»m CENTRAL air-conditioned 8-| mal-dining room, 3 bedrooms, Court judges and six Circuit preferred, one child accept^. 2-car garage. A beauty to 646-1511 S ^ r ity and references. 643- Ranch, family room, paneling, room Colonial. First floor | Court judges to the state COPIES The U.S,A, family kitchen, garage, trees, family room with large behold. $42,900. Ben Shankman, 2269. /ADULT AND RETIREMENT HOMES 649-1256. Evans & Clapp, MLS, judicial system. landscaped. $M,900. Hutchins fieldstone fireplace, four The total cost of the bill, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Homes are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with no 647-1464. MANCHESTER — Bolton, What [$ Your Property Worth?! extras to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are built to bedrooms, 2(4 baths, two-car excellent 4-room Ranch, wall to which was sent to the governor, Buolneoo Locatlono- Just mail or bring this coupon to The Herald along with 50