PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri„ April 16, 1976 MCC picked as site for secretary exam The weather Inside today Manchester Community spring semesters, MCC College will be the site of offered a six-session Unseasonably warn! today, highs in Area new s...... 6 Churches ...... 5 the 1976 Certified refresher course to help m izer the low 80s. Fair tonight, lows in 50s. Business...... 3 Obituaries ...... 12 Professional Secretary local secretaries prepare Mostly sunny, warm, Sunday, high in Classified .. 8, 9, 10 Sr. Citizens...... 2 exam May 3 and 4. for the exam. The course the 80s. National weather forecast map lEiipntng BpraUt Comics...... 11 Sports...... 7, 8 MCC will be one of more sessions were on the six on Page 9. **The Bright One” Dear Abby...... ll Week-Review .. 12 than 200 centers for the part^of the exam. TWELVE PAGES / Editorial ...... 4 W ings...... 4 two-day, six-part exam The parts are: En­ WEEKEND INSIDE MANCHESTER, C»NN., SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1976- VOL. XCV, No. 168 PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS given 4,500 secretaries in vironmental relationships the United States, Canada in business, business and and Puerto Rico. public policy, economics The exam is open to all and management, financial secretaries who have the analysis and the right combination of mathematics of business, ^SSiwiV schooling and experience. communications and deci­ To date, 8,713 secretaries sion making and office Syria may pull out troops have earned use of the CPS procedures. designation by passing the exam. Easy To learn more, call Mrs. Lee Caputo at 646-4900, ext. to place, those from civil war-torn Lebanon quick-action Want 341. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — A new But nowhere in the published por­ tion on a tim e lim it for the Jumblatt withheld immediate ap­ During the fall and Ads. Sell your idle Syrian initiative to end Lebanon’s items for &tsh. tions of the peace plan did the two withdrawal, but A1 Bayraq said the proval after a 30-minute conference Only 5 in Stock for year-long civil war won cautious sup­ negotiators mention the leftists’ Syrians would start to move back in with Arafat Friday, saying only that port today amid indications Syria main demand — withdrawal of Syrian 48 hours. the leftists had taken a “constructive Admires DAR award IMMDNATE DELIVERY! would withdraw its troops from troops, who have blocked arms Socialist leader Kamal Jumblatt, attitude" to the plan. Lebanese soil. Howeyer, the seven- supplies to Lebanon. head of the leftist forces, planned to Cynthia Hither admires her Good Citizen pin AfxJ that s not al' The s one economy car that knows howttms to move Prove 4 to yousell' Test point peace program negotiated in However, newspapers today said discuss the proposal with his allies awarded her by Orford Parish Chapter, PONTICELLI Green House & Nursery drrve the Spunky new Mtzpf m efther alour<]oor Fighting declined Friday as the sedan or 2 door coupe or get the same great - FREE - Damascus Friday by Syrian Presi­ one of the undeclared provisions of today, but political sources said the political maneuvering intensified. Daughters of the American Revolution. Looking rrtdeageraroomyMaer wagon tor not fr>uch more dent Hafez Assad and Palestinian 427 North Main St. • Manchester AM-FM RADIO or the Assad-Arafat agreement was tact that the Palestinians — the lef­ More than 17,500 persons have died on are Rebecca Timbrell, left, and Meg CB RADIO guerrilla chief Yasser Arafat needed that Syrian troops would pull back tists’ military backers — had swung since last April in the war between Egazarian, also named Good Citizen girls. with each Mazda Sold final acceptance by leftist Lebanese across the border. behind Syria would push Jumblatt Christian rightists and Moslem lef­ Quality Plants at April 8-30, 1976 before it could take hold. Most newspapers withheld specula­ into accepting the agreement. tists. (Herald photo by Pinto) Assad and Arafat negotiated a plan Reasonable Prices! that promised a unified stand against anyone resuming military operations mazaannzBr in the civil war. They also reaffirmed Three students given • AZALEAS • EASTER LILIES A little goes a long long Minot continues to battle • HYACINTHS • GARDENIAS Syria’s major role in peace efforts. DAR citizen awards • TULIPS* • DAFFODILS Political sources said two Syrian army officers. Col. Ali Madani and rain, wind, mud and flood Three local and Manchester High School; • ROSE RUSHES INRLOOM Col. Mohammed Kholi, both veterans of previous truce talks, were Manchester area students Miss Egazarian is a stu­ MANCNESTER MOTOR SALES record flood waters from braking expected to arrive today to begin MINOT, N.D. (UPZ) - Workers flooded city, and 1,200 of 3,600 were honored recently as dent at East Catholic High fought the Souris River, rain, wind through clay dikes and pouring over a residents left their homes in Velva, Good Citizens by Orford School, and Miss Either is WE’RE OPEN 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. work on enforcing another cease­ 512 West Center St., Manchester, 643-1511 fire. and mud today in the battle to keep bird of the city of 32,290. N.D., 22 miles downstream. Parish Chapter. Daughters attending Bolton High The river was rushing through The river, fed by melting snow in of the American Revolu­ School. Minot 6V4 feet above flood stage, Canada, also flooded more than 50,- tion. one-quarter foot short of the crest 000 acres of ranchland, forcing some Honored with Good Ford economists stick predicted for Easter Sunday, but ranchers to evacuate. Citizenship pins were heavy rain threatened to push the President Ford has declared nine Rebecca Timbrell, to inflation prediction river higher. counties in North Dakota disaster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. More than an inch of rain fell in the areas because of flooding, making Edward H. Timbrell Jr. of Souris River valley Friday and early them eligible for federal aid. 19 Indian Dr.; Meg WASHINGTON (UPI) - Top ad­ fighting to win the White House on ministration economists insist new his own. But administration today, and the National WeatherSer- The fast-moving river, also known Egazarian, daughter of Mr. vice said that may call for a revision as the Mouse, was eroding the 10-20 and Mrs. Harry Egazarian price hikes for gasoline, steel, copper economists said they provided no and lead — combined with the reason for alarm. of the crest prediction to as high as foot dikes in Minot and it was too of 44 Bancroft Rd., East Symbol of Easter eight feet over flood stage. slippery to continue driving trucks Hartford, and Cynthia prospect of aluminum increases — do “These price increases are within The lily is the traditional symbol of Easter. Tomorrow not alter their projection of 6 per our forecast of 6 per cent inflation About 13,000 persons have and bulldozers up on them to dump Either, daughter of Mr. evacuated their homes in this often- rocks and dirt on the weak spots. and Mrs. Wendeli Either of Manchester area Christians join millions throughout the world cent inflation in 1976. this year,” William Seidman, Ford’s 149 Bolton Center Rd., in celebraUng.^ChrisUs resurrection. The weather forecast in­ The price rises, all announced in chief economic adviser, said Friday Bolton. dicates an above normal temperature and fair weather for those the past few days, were certain to in an interview. Miss Timbrell attends create new inflationary pressures at Seidman anticipated no extraor­ who plan outings over the weekend. (Herald photo by Dunn) a time when President Ford was dinary efforts by Ford to discourage CANG plans inquiry Square dance such increases, although the ad­ spring ministration is closely monitoring into helicopter crash Saturday night them. Others government economists EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - The A three-foot-long metal shaft was Manchester Square Easter vigils announced said they considered these increases Dance club will have a Connecticut Army National Guard imbedded in Bonetti's roof. “It Solemn vigils will be kept tonight, to be normal in a period of economic dance Saturday from 8 to keeping vigils tonight are St. James Church, 7:30, service; Community recovery. plans an official inquiry into the sounded like a shotgun going off when 11 p.m. at Manchester and then voices raised in loud Hosan­ Church, 7; 30, liturgy and Mass of the Baptist, 7, service followed by cause of a Guard helicopter crash at it hit," he said. nas for the Risen Christ will break Price developments over the past High School. story Easter Vigil; St. Mary’s Episcopal breakfast; Church of the Nazarene, week included: Rentschler Airport. the silence of Easter dawn at sunrise Earl Johnston will call Church. 7, Baptism, vigil and first 6, service on church grounds; Con­ — A one cent per gallon increase in Neither the instructor-pilot, Maj. “it must have had a lot of velocity services in the Manchester area the squares on the new Communion. cordia Lutheran, 6:30, Easter vigil gasoline by several major oil com­ John M. Sivilla of East Granby, nor behind it. It would never have gone graduate level, and Russ tomorrow. Local churches planning sunrise and first Eucharist of Easter with his student, CWO-3 Gary Reviezky of through the roof if it just fell from Among the Manchester churches panies, combined with a 2-cent, two- and Anita White will cue services tomorrow are Calvary vesting of altar followed by stage increase by Marathon Oil Co. Newington, were reported injured. the helicopter.” Bonetti said. the rounds. breakfast; St. Mary's Episcopal, — An increase from 21 to 23 cents a The Huey helicopter crashed on a Maj. John F. Freund, state adju- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 6:30,.Holy Eucharist with music; pound in lead prices and a 4 cents a routine training flight Friday mor­ dant general, said the last crash in­ Edwards will have door du­ told 1 Salvation Army, 7, service in Center pound hike in copper by most major ning after its tail rotor tore loose and volving a one of the Guard's 50 fixed- ty. Refreshments will be ; Park; Trinity Covenant, 7, service producers. sections fell on a residential area. wing and rotary-wing aircraft was five years ago.<^ served by Mr. aqd Mrs. News summary j followed by pancake breakfast ; Zion — An increase by U.S. Steel Corp. Sections of the tail rotor fell on the Rod Eliaso'.i, Mr. and Mrs. j Evangelical Lutheran, 7:30, Easter averaging about 6 per cent on certain roof of a home owned by William John Ennis, Mr. and Mrs. ' Matins. pipe and tubing products and about 7 Bonetti and on the parking lot of the He said the tail assembly of the Walter Ford, and Mr. and Compiled from United Press International Area churches keeping vigils per cent on standard steel rails, Edward V. Stevens School, No in­ helicopter will be sent to an Army Mrs. A1 Galljchant. ; tonight include St. Bernard’s Church effective May 1. juries were reported. base to determine what happened. All members and area here of Rockville, 7:30, vigil followed by Crewmen from a sinking oij rig — Reports the aluminum industry club level dancers are State said Friday panic may have reception for those received into the was preparing for price increases of church. reminded of the beginners DERBY — Richard Paige, caused the deaths of 13 men as much as 10 per cent. The annual Easter Sunrise Service, workshop Tuesday from 22, is being held on a $100,000 whose survival craft capsized Herman Liebling, chief Treasury sponsored by the Greater Rockville 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Waddell bond today after being charged in the stormy waters off the Department staff economist, said School. Clergy Council, will be at 5 at Fox Friday with murder in the fatal Gulf of Mexico. such increases are “not unusual” at Hjll. shooting of his father, Kenneth, this stage of recovery: “In fact, they 50, at the father's apartment in NEW YORK - The City of Also planning sunrise services are are a confirmation of economic Cemetery Orangewood West Con­ New York, newly penny wise, Our Savior Lutheran Church of South recovery.’’ dominiums in Derby. The son has repaid two federal loans Windsor, 6, service followed by He attributed the increases to charges is being held at New Haven amounting to more than $275 breakfast; St. Peter’s Episcopal of resurgence of demand combined with Correctional Center. million — four days ahead of Hebron, 6:30, service; United a depletion in large inventories built schedule-- saving about $42,000 Methodist Church of Bolton, 5, ser­ up during the recession. listed vice at Mack homestead on South VERNON - Hartford Times in interest. The government, meanwhile, Manchester's new Rd., 5:45, breakfast at church; Wap- reported housing starts in March schedule for cemetery ser­ photographer Ellery Kington is ping Community St. Peter’s charging Michael Niemann, 18, dropped 7.6 per cent from the record vice fe't s and grave service Episcopal of South Windsor, 6:30, of East Hartford, with assault CHICAGO - Officials at the pace set in the previous month. But charges will be in effect as service at St. Peter’s; First which Kington alleges occured hospital where Howard building permits — an indication of of May 1. R obert D. Congregational of Coventry, 5;30, when Niemann roughed him up- Hughes’ body was taken future home building — rose 1.9 per Harrison, superintendent service at Kristoff home. Cooper cent to the highest level in almost of cemeleries. announced while he was attempting to decided to “assure complete Lane, 7 to 8:30, breakfast at church. two years. today. The schedule was photograph a highway accident confidentiality,’’ although approved Tuesday by the on Rte. 30 in Vernon. hospital personnel reportedly Board of Directors. were offered as much as $500,- The major changes are HARTFORD - A high forest 000 to provide a photo of.the in grave space costs, in­ fire danger alert remained in billionaire, according to a dis­ State auditor predicts creased by $25 per space effect today for Connecticut, patch in this week’s American (bringing it from the pre- where 500 acres of woods and Medical News. $8 million surplus .sent $135 to $160) and in brush have burned in the past week. The National Weather Saturday and holiday inter­ HARTFORD (UPI) - State That cuts the budget deficit Service sees little chance for BALTIMORE — A teen-age ment charges. Auditor Henry J. Becker says forecast for the year ending June 30 any rain to relieve the situation sniper, John Earl Williams, The new schedule is as Connecticut’s budget this fiscal year to $25 million. Since the legislature until early next week. holed up Friday in a Baltimore follows: will wind up with an $8 million sur­ last week approved raising an extra Lot cost per grave space. row house with an arsenal of high-powered rifles, killed one plus, despite predictions of a $36 $33 million this year, it leaves the $160. Regional million deficit. Cremation or infant lot cost. policeman, wounded five state with an ^ million surplus, $15. BOSTON - The others and one civilian before Becker, a Republican, charged Becker said. Adult, double-depth inter­ Massachusetts Supreme Court meekly surrendering. Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s Democratic ' 'The song that’s going to be sung in ment with grave liner and Friday rejected a third request administration with underestimating June is that she turned an $80 million device (first) $150. that Susan Saxe, charged with revenues and disregarding deficit into an $8 million surplus,” he Adult, double-depth inter­ murdering a policeman during traditional savings realized through said, referring to original estimates ment with grave liner and organized! shellmaster! happy tiers! a bank holdup, be allowed to International unspent agency allocations. last November the deficit was $80 device (second), $110. act as co-counsel with her State auditors technically are not million. Adult interment with grave for just $10 you can the ‘gadabout’ handbag... j ’s tender touched defense attorneys. responsible for budget analyses, but liner and device, $110. BANGKOK, Thailand - both Becker and his Democratic Mrs. Grasso has claimed she Child interment, $80. world traveler, have a versatile knit top daffodil colored CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Thailand’s Parliament today counterpart, Leo V. Donohue, per­ trimmed the shortage by $45 million Infant interment, $35. through spending cuts, but Becker smart, very roomy! with matching belt Wintertime highway salting confirmed the nation’s new form that service for their party’s Cremation interment. $20. gown and robe set said she actually did nothing and the Saturday additional inter­ operations cost $200 million an­ cabinet, a four-party, slightly members of the legislature. Great for layering! Light Dacron® polyester retains $45 million would not have been spent ment charge, $65. The handiest handbag to ever travel the world, Formfit Rogers beautifully tailors tier upon tier of nually, six times the national rightist coalition led by Prime Donohue agreed with Becker’s its shape. Styling-versatile enough to wear with in any case. Holiday additional inter­ town or country! 5 zipper compartments plus more soft, sensuous nylon jersey. Enchanting, budget for snow removal, and Minister Sent Pramoj. projections Thursday, saying, “I pants, skirts, culottes, suits. Sleeveless jewel neck ment charge, $85. roomy areas. Smart double handle style. Easy feminine...so nice to dream in. Easy-care-for caused some $3 billion in would not be surprised to see a Saturday additional inter­ top, 36-42. Short sleeve mock turtle, 34-42. White, damages to vehicles, MOSCOW - The Soviet modest surplus this year.’’ Traditionally, state agencies have ment charge, infant or crema­ wipe-clean vinyl. Bone,"white, rust or tan. home or travel. Sizes S-M-L. cream, tan, melon, sprout, light blue, highways, bridges, water Union today anhounced the ap- Becker said Mrs. Grasso knows in­ not spent all the funds allocated to tion, $32,50. handbags, downtown and Parkade lingerie, downtown and Parkade. pointment of' ousted come from the capital gains and them fn specific fiscal years, Holiday additional inter- sportswear, downtown and Parkade supplies, trees and utilities, ac­ cording a report by Abt Agriculture Minister Dmitry S. dividends tax will be $14.7 million primarily becuse of delays in filling ment'charge, infant or crema­ Polyanski as ambassador to higher than expected, but she is approvecL jobs and starting tion, $42.5(k^ Associates of Cambridge for * 1 0 Japan. Under Polyanski’s programs. Here come the bunnies Chapel tent, $25. *10 Gown, *8 Robe, *10 the U. S. Environmental “playing it safe” until April 15, the tutelage, Soviet farmers grew deadline for paying the tax. Disinterment. $110. Division o( Venice Industries Inc. Protection Agency. Bringing home two Easter bunnies, plastic inflatable models, is only 140 million tons of grain With some minor downward The so-called lapses in state Disinterment reburial, $110. Jase Morelewicz, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Morelewicz of Buckland vault, placement National instead of 213.6 million tons adjustments in other state revenues, budgets over the past five years have and removal, $15. called for in the production he said, that leaves the state with ranged from $27 million to more than 137 Henry St. Tomorrow he and other youngsters will be Use your convenient ITorth's Charge Card...it deserves a lot of Credit! Downtown 10-5 Mon., Tue., Wed., FrI., Sat.; Thurs 10-9 Annual care per grave Parkade Tue. - FrI. 10-9; Mon. - Sat. 10-6 PORT ARANSAS, Tex. - plan. about $11 million more income than $60 million, Becker said. It was not enjoying goodies traditionally brought by the Easter bunny as space. $2. projected for this year’s $1.68 billion unreasonable to expect a $45 million part of the Easter celebration. (Herald photo by Dunn) ______budget. ^ lapse this year, he added. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 17, 1976 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 17, 1976 News for senior citizens Meetings next week , ii----m—riwmiiri-f 5Wf«s«4ise»af*x^=ai

Hello! Here we go again, and news After opening ceremonies, we volunteering their services to take Here’s next week’s schedule of public meetings in OPEN has been sort of quiet around here heard that Elmer Swanson is now the phone calls while Jae is out on Manchester (locations are in Municipal 'Building, 41 now that the Variety Show is over. recuperating at his home at 30 vacation. Their work is sincerely ap­ Center St., unless noted): ALL DAY Speaking of the show, this coming Hackmatack St. preciated. Monday Thursday as part of our Fun Day we 1:30 p.m. — Town manager’s personnel hearing. Food stamps Menu for the week unday will be presenting some of the Gloria then introduced Mr. Frank Hearing Room (may be closed to public). MANCHESTER Monday — Chicken noodle soup, hot highlights of the show. To help make Santa Maria, coordinator of the food 7 p.m. — Zoning Board of Appeals public hearings. it go, Helen Flavell and Eve Warner, dogs with sauerkraut, chilled fruit stamp program, who gave an Hearing Room. chairladies in charge of the Fun Day cocktail, beverage. 7 p.m. — Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, excellent talk about the food stamps Wednesday — New England clam programs, have asked that as many and ended the session with a question District firehouse. Main and Hilliard Sts. of the chorus try to make it. It should chowder, grilled hamburger, Jello, COONTR'' and answer program. It proved very 7:30 p.m. — Board of Directors budget'workshop, Lin­ S&H STAMPS MAKES US bring back memories and prove to be beverage. coln Center conference room. 284 BROAD ST. MANCHESTEB interesting, and at least a few of the Thursday — Baked ham, sweet a fun afternoon, and we hope to see members were surprised to find that 7:30 p.m. — Conservation Commission, Coffee Room. NO. ONE MBTChants In Early American you there. The action will start at 1. potatoes, green bean casserole, Furaltura RaproducUons they were eligible to receiveithem. 7:30 p.m. — Bicentennial Committee, Probate Court. Here's a suggestion. Why not come birthday spiced cake, beverage. 728 U ST CLOCKS • UMPS • FIREPLACE FURNISHINBS and We all thank Mr. Santa Maria for 7:30 p.m. — Disaster Control Advisory Committee, in time for our hot meal served from Friday — Minestrone soup, grilled • NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA visiting us and it was most infor­ General Services Office. Our Staff Is Here ALL noon to 12:45 p.m., and then you'll be ham and cheese, chocolate tartlet, 8 p.m. — Board of Education buildings and sites com­ MIDDLE TURNPIKE OPEN TUE8., WED., SAT. 10 A.M. - SM P.M. mative. MEDICINAL THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A-Mi - S P.M. ready for the show. beverage. mittee, Board Room, 45 N. School St. * 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER SUNDAY 12 NOON - S P.M. . PLENTY OF FREE PASKIHO By the way, I wonder how many of SERVICES r n u n I you folks happened to read the Open Tuesday To Serve Your Family! HAS IT! Howling Schedule for the week AVAILABLE W I SERVlCe AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Forum in this past Tuesday's 4 p.m. — Development Commission, Hearing Room. Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen Let's see what was happening here Herald? It gives one a great feeling 7:30 p.m. — Board of Directors budget workshop. social games, one can of canned Business-Directory Guide For at the center, and we start with our to get a pat on. the back once in Hearing Room, 0 AIR CUNiNTIUNING - REFRIGERATIUN goods needed; noon to 12:30 p.m. C.O.N^SUMER^is m :s i Tuesday afternoon. Senior Bowling awhile. I know it made the whole 8 p.m. — Human Relations Commission, Coffee Room. League at the Parkade Lanes. The lunch served; 1 to 3 p.m., pinochle Over HEATING and SHEET METAL gang feel happy knowing that Wednesday WESTOWN Manchester and Surrounding team Mixed Nutz won the high triple someone would take the time to Tell games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., 25 return trips at noon and 3:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — Manchester Housing Authority, Authority PHARMACY New England Mechanical Services, inc. MANCHESTER PARKADE 2,128. The high team single of 760 us how much they appreciate what Tuesday, 9 a.m.. Square dance offices, 24 Bluefield Dr. Years ROUTE IF83, P.O. BOX 3147 Your Complete went to the Goldfingers. In the men's we all are trying so hard to do for all 455 HARTFORD RD. lessons, 9:30 a.m., bus pickup for 7:30 p.m. — Library Board, Mary Cheney Library, of TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (08066) Class A, Clarence Peterson took both our seniors. So we thank Mr. Wojcik MANCHESTER Vicinity Appliance Store the high single with a 218 and high tri­ shopping. 10 a.m., oil painting class Main St, 643-2738 » 643-2192 for taking the time to tell it as he 8 p.m. — Bicentennial Committee, Hearing Room, I -YOUR COMMUNITY Continuous ple of 597. In the Men’s Class B, (every other week); 1 p.m.. Senior FAMOUS BRAND sees it and to encourage us to con­ Thu rsday {HEALTH SERVICE STORE' Service! CAMPING EQUIPMENT , George Swanson came through with tinue to try to provide the best for our Bowling League at the Parkade featuring this week... both the high triple of 405 and high seniors. Lanes, also bus return from shopping 7:30 p.m. — Advisory Recreation and Park Commission, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES single of 151. Over in the women’s and ceramic class. TENTS, COTS, SLEEPINQ BABS, AIR MATTRESSES, With our thoughts foeusing on the Coffee Room. MANCHESTER Wednesday. 10 a.m .^ pinochle STOVES, LANTERNS Class A, Ida Cormier couldn’t let the big event of this year, the Bicenten­ 8 p.m. — Board of Education personnel and finance games; noon to 12:30 p.m,, lunch men do it all as she came through nial Parade, our crafts class will committee, 45 N. School St. (may be closed to the HOME MPMVGWfT served; 12:45 p.m., bridge games; 1 with a high triple of 420 and a high once again be busy making public.) FARR’S MV. to 3 p.m.. arts and craft class. Bus Boy Scouts, of America THE eV ta Y T H IN O STORE i/ r n p lk c single 151. In the women's Class B, decorations for our float. The craft pickup at 8:30 a.m. return trips at Troo p 25 CAMP-BIKE-SPONT 2 MAIN STREET 649-3589 the high triple of 351 was won by Bet­ class meets every Wednesday after­ I APPLIANCE ® TV Manchester, Conn. OPEN DAILY TO I P.M. J . FARR • 643-7111 Ibit ts Stos I stay ty Miller and Marion James took noon from 1 to 3 p.m. in the basement 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. • Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon, card Hloodmohile to be in town high single with.151. here at the center. FIRST ANNUAL playing and visiting; noon to 12:45 o on Wednesday VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR p.m.. Hot Meal and Meal on Wheels; ANTIQUE Pinochle Big Week 1 p.m.. Fun Day featuring highlights by factory tratned speclatlata The next visit of the Red tacted are reminded to Next came Wednesday. In the mor­ Just another reminder that May is of our latest Variety Show. Bus ning we had eleven tables for our Cross Bloodmobile in walk in. Persons who have FLEA MARKET | Phil Pats Senior Citizen Month, and like pickup at 8:30 a.m. and noontime, ' . Locicaro and ZIdek ARCO 0 TUPLE’S Manchester will be made appointments are pinochle games with the following always we will be celebrating it with return trip at 3 p.m. Sat. & Sun., April 24-25, 1976 Wednesday at St. Mary’s reminded to keep them. CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNG winners; Big Week and this year we hope to Friday, 10 a.m., kitchen social Church, Park St., from Anyone in good health Saturday 10-9, Sunday 11-6 | 646-9036 I 306 MAIN STEH T OMR IO N ibrs SAT f-A 1NURS i I I I f - f T E L George Last came through with an honor, once again a Mr, and Mrs. games, one can goods needed; noon R4ANCHISm OUT OF TOIH CAU COUKT S43-W62 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. between the age of 18 and outstanding 673 for six games. Senior Citizen. to 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 p.m. Manchester High School Cafeteria P&P AUTO REPAIR Blood program officials 66 may donate. Connecticut's Largest Floor Covering Dealer Martha Labate 599, Sam Shors, 598, Also remember that on May 3 we setback games. Bus pickup at 8:30 706 Main St. • “Arco Charga” • M anchaitsr John Gaily 584, Alfreda Hallin 581, will be registering for the Wildwood are hoping that those Those wishing to make 4 0 DEALERS a.m., return trips at 12:30 p.m. and at donors who were unable to appointments may call the Gladys Seelert 544, Rene Maire 537, trip that happens in June. We go for 3:30 p.m. Snack Bar Open During Show be taken last month will Red Cross at 643-5111. Conn. Most Complete Garden Center Joseph Windsor 537, Frances Fike the week of June 14 to the 18 and Here is a late news flash. All those iADULTS *1 Children Free MERCURY AGENCY try again this time. 536, Jennie Fogarty 535, and Lyla again on June 21 to 25, We’ll tell you who were in the Variety Show chorus There are appointments with This Ad Only 75« Steele 529, more about it a little later. if possible are asked to report here at available lor this month s Photography On Thursday, after a delicious roast Gloria and I want to take this time the center this Tuesday evening UST HARTFORD NURSERY Bloodmobile vii it. Donors 1375 Sllvar Lana breast of turkey dinner, we moved to thank Elizabeth Cone, Helen Mar­ around 8 for a little rehearsal for the Phone 646-2756 who ve not been con- East Hartford 509-0800 upstairs for our meeting. tino and Ann Thompson for Fun Day program on Thursday. Manchester Evening Herald NO SERVICE CHARQE Published every evening except cTlIailsfield ‘■D/ivC in We Have Everything For RsssrvaUons for • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships Sundays and holidays . 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EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Wings of evening By CUFF SIMPSON Church and Chestnut St., Rev. C. Henry LOCAL CHURCHES SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ilaiirliffitpr Eitruiug Htvnlh /Anderson and Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF jiastOrs; Michel D. Clark, intern. CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix Manchester — A City of Village Charm I M. Davia, minister. “A Saturday Night Special” preparation on Saturday night. Just Special,” remember that this is in­ that Pilate asked of tfie crowd, 9 and 11 a.m., Easter Services with COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES 9:15 and 11 a.m., Easter Morning Founded Oct. 1, 1881 what form this will take depends deed a SPECIAL Saturday. It comes "What then shall I do with Jesus...?” Emanuel Choir, Nursery provided; 10:45 AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, OF GOD), 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Tonight 1 suggest that you try a a.m ., Prelude by Ehnanuel Bell Choir; 11 Worship, sermon by the Rev. Dr. Felix Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press Internalionai "Saturday Night Special.” No, I upon the individual. It may simply be only once a year and leads tip to the (Matt. 27:22. 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. a.m.. Junior Cherub Choirs will sing; No . 7:30 a.m., Easter snhrise service at the M. Davis, "The First Day,” Child care Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, don't mean one of those deadly guns avoiding the fatigue that comes from joyful singing of "Christ the Lord is It is ironic that today Pilate is pastor; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Cliurch Sctol classes. church: 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, classes for Nursery through first Grade, Easter Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. which can be had.for the asking. 1 late hours in order to be awake and Risen Today — Alleluia!” remembered only because of this Christian education. music by the choirs. alive to the Easter message. It may trial. But what do you do with Jesus? 7 a.m.. Service led by the diaconate for adults and children; 10:50 a.m.. mean taking special time to prepare ■CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 with Kenneth Easton bringing the Family Worship, musical program and Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher ■■ Harold E Turkingion. Managing Editor mean avoiding the kind of activity What title do you give Him? As you JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Kingdom for the glory of tomorrow's Easter Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; message, "God Made His Point,” Bible message by Pastor Gustafson, that is a block to receiving this The Bible in the wall look back in history do you consider Hall, 726 N. Main St. message. Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate followed by Easter breakfast in special service for children, Nursery message. Or it may be a more Too often we take the Bible for Him teacher and rabbi, prophet, Son 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse "The Opinion During my ministry I frequently pantor. Fellowship Hail; 9:15 a.m., Church provided for the little ones; 7 p.m.. granted or neglect it entirely. The Christian’s View of Worldly Holidays” : heard remarks such as: "I tried positive preparation, such as a time of Man, Messiah, suffering servant of 6 p.m., Easter Sunrise Service on the School for all ages, kindergarten through Evening Worship and Water Baptismal 11 a.m.. Group discussion of March 1 going to church but it had no reality of meditation or rereading of the other day I came across a story the Lord? H^as all of these but He is chiuxdi grounds with coffee and donuts Grade 4 continuing during the service. Service; 10:30 p.m., “Revlvaltime” radio Watchtower magazine article "God’s Gospel accounts of the resurrection which illustrates the power of the more than a historic figure. fallowing, everyone invited; 9:30 a.m., Sharing Class led by Willa Stanford, 20-40 service on WINF. A striking mistake for me"; or the bewildered query; m t Mercy on Display at Har-Magedon." "What does it all mean anyway?” and the events leading up to that first Word of God. Jesus IS the Christ. Jesus IS Lord. Sunday s^ool, classes for all ages; 10:45 Gass led by Rick l^nz, 40-00 Class led by Easter. There was a lady in Spain who a.ir.L, Morning Service, message by the CONCORDIA LUTHERAN For those who have this problem, Jesus IS God. , 'y v the pastor; 10:30 a.m.. Morning Warship, CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St., Rev. Burton D. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, tnade it a practice to give away Ret'. Mr. McLain, Children's Church and message: “ Our View of God from SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. It is a perplexing question livelihood. and for others, too, I suggest a time of Whatever your "Saturday Night Thomas said to Him after the ■i,\ - Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. Bibles. One day she passed a copy to resurrection, “My Lord ,and My Nursery provided; 7 p.m., Evening Ser­ Joseph’s Garden” : 6 p.m.. Youth 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School why labor-management, dis­ When pressmen walked out vice, message by Dr. Harvey J.S. Blaney, 6:30 a.m., Easter Vigil and First a stonemason who was far from God.” Fellowships will meet. Eucharist, vesting of the altar. Nursery; for pupils up to the age of 20, care for putes should so often bring out of the Washington Post last pleased with the gift. In fact he was dean of the British Isles Nazarene very young pupils, subject of the lesson- Can we stop short of this affir­ Coltoge, Nursery provided. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST, 8 a.m., Easter breakfast; 9 a.m.. the worst in men. year, they left behind a scene so resentful of it that he cemented it mation? I cannot. The Christian Children’s Service, Nursery; 10 a.m.. sermon, “Doctrine of Atonement,” SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. Golden Text from the Bible, "The Son of Union people, who are of carnage in the pressroom, into a wall that he was building in Church over the centuries has always NORTH UNITED METHODIST Main St., Rev. Arnold Westwood, Holy Communion, Nursery. order to get rid of it. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. man came not to be ministered unto, but made this statement central. Jesus minister. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL to minister, and to give His life a random otherwise so vocal in defense having caused not only im­ Custer, pastor. Then an earthquake hit that area. claimed, "He who has seen me has 10:30 a.m., “Spring Celebration” as the CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev. Walter A. for many.” Mark 10:45. The Christian of the .American ideals of free 9 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, ser­ choir, directed by Bob Richardson, mensely costly property An inspector, peering into a crack in seen the Father.” John's Gospel Hyszko, pastor. Science Reading Room, 968 Main St., is mon; “He Lives!” Church School today; speech, fair play and the the wall, saw the boM and took it to begins: heralds the arrival of spring and Roland 6 a.m., Resurrection Mass; 10:30 a.m.. open to the public Mondays through damage but ensuring long- 8 p.m ., Young Adult group meets at the his home. The story goes that he read Chirico also celebrates with his capture High Mass. Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the resolution of just grievances lasting bitter relations with "In the beginning was the Word parsonage. the Gospels that night and was so of flowers on slides. Nursery and Sunday first and third Thursday evenings from 7 through the processes of law, and the Word was with God, and the School, coffee and conversation. management, whatever the moved by the account that he gave Word was God.” ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CENTER CONGREGATIONAL to 9 except holidays, a free public lending too often abandon these prin­ outcome of a suit the his life to Christ. A modem scholar writes: CHUKCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF library is also maintained. ciples in the heat of that form Soon afterwarfls he becaftie a dis­ ".. .Jesus.. .must have been now and Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. CHURCH, Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell Cur­ newspaper brought against the tis Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson- Jr., tributor for Bible Society in Spain. always of God — Tlllit the divine Kuhl, )>astar. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert W. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, of social warfare known as the unions involved. 7:30 a.m., Easter Matins; 9 a.m., pastors. Coming upon a stonemason at his Eldridge Jr., pastors. Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. character which He presented needs Resurriection Worship with Holy Commu* 9 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service in the strike. More recently, according to work he offered a Bible to him. It 9 a.m.. Grades 1 through 6 attend Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. to be recognized as eternal in its nion, coffee hour after both services. No church; 9:15 a.m.. Grades 1 through 6 at­ sanctuary; the Rev. Mr. Curtis, preacher. "Warfare” is not too strong the National Broadcasting was the very one that had been significance and transcendental in its Confirmation A.M. and Church School Jacques, assistant to the rector; Rev. Sunday School. tend church school; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the a word. A picket was killed in walled into the masonry and this was origin. The light which He had Worship Service, Easter Sunday, Pastor (Grades 1 through'6) will attend worship Company, technicians, CHUIICH OF CHRIST, Lydall and rector. the man who had tried to conceal it. caused to shine in their hearts was Webb preaching, sermon; "The Miracle with their parents; 9 a.m., Nursery- Cleveland in an argument with engineers and other employes Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. Saturday, 7 p.m.. First Service of The startled laborer took a quick merely the reflected^ light as of a of Easter” ; 10:45 a.m. to noon. Nursery Kindergarten will meet; 11 a.m.. Child 9 a.r.n., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Easter. a fellow union member during did $50,000 worth of damage to look, saw his name on the fly leaf, through 5-year-olds and Grades 7 through care will be provided in the one-year satellite. The light had issued from Worship, sermon: “Victory Even In 6:30 a.m., Easter Sunday, Holy and settled down to have a closer 12; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaohing Ser­ room during this service; 10:15 a.m.. the recent Teamster strike. studios and equipment in New the depth of His own being.” Defeat"; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: Eucharist, Rite 1, with music; 7:30 and 9 acquaintance with this strange book. vice. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. Fortunately, that strike was from Borsh: God’s Parable “Women In The Worship Assembly.” and 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1 with York on the first day of a He, too, became a Christian aqd Second Congregational Church IHer>l4 photo by Dunn) too brief to have witnessed any Rather than asking, as did Pilate, ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main music and choirs, baby-sitting provided strike. Less destructive, but eventually went as a missionary to a "What shall I do with Jesus?” the St. Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. at the 9 and 11 a.m. services; 5 p.m.. Holy more such tragedies, and there more expensive, sabotage cost foreign land where he worked many real question for us today might well William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Eucharist, Rite 1. was only a limited amount of the company $96,000 in un­ years for his Savior. (P. 20, Am. Bi­ be: Killeen. ble Soc. Record, Oct. 1973.) Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward windshield-smashing and other played commercials because "WHAT IS JESUS GOING TO DO school auditorium; Sunday Masses at J. Reardon, pastor. Rev. Bernard WITH US?” ' property damage. labels had been switched or The statement 7;30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. Killeen. and noon in school auditorium. Saturday, 7:30 p.m.. Liturgy and Mass Most of this physical removed from recoverings, ' The last part of our Statement of “Ascension Hymn” of the Easter Vigil; Sunday, Masses at violence was directed by When people go out on strike, Faith reads; The joy of Easter is as old as that THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. striking Teamsters against “He (God) promises to all who first resurrection day yet it bursts St. CapJ. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps they do so with the intention of trust Him officers. with renewed glory every year for 6:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. nonstriking truck drivers (and eventually going back to work forgiveness of sins and fulness of COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 those who believe. The Venerable Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air so much for free speech and again for higher pay or better grace, Bede, 637-735, in the last verse of an CHURCH, Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31. TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Kenneth Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. fair play). Far more disturbing working conditions. Why then courage in the struggle for justice Easter hymn wrote: Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. AREA CHURCHES Swensen, pastor. and peace. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday E. Knox, pastor. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 7 a.m.. Sunrise Service followed by a is violence in the form of “Be Thou our present joy, Oh Lord, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL this all too prevalent and His presence in trial and rejoicing, School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ MESSIAH EVANGELICAL 10:30 a.m .. Worship, sermon topic: “I LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodslde St. & pancake breakfast; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Who wilt be ever our reward; CHURCIII, UNITED CHURCH OF Know That My Redeemer Lives.” sabotage against the property stupid recourse to sabotage, and eternal life in His kingdom that sonage on Cornwall Dr. LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. School classes for all ages three through And, as the countless ages flee. Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. adult. Nursery for infants; 10:50 a.m.. has no end. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. of employers — and thus which only takes the bread out May all our glory be in Thee!” 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Robert K. Bechtold, minister. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Worship Service with the Rev. Mr. Blessing the honor, glory and St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 against the strikers’ own of their own mouths? Worship Service. 9:15 a.m ., (?hurch School, Confirmation CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. p.m.. Sacrament Service. Swensen preaching. Trinity Tots for 3 power be unto Him. Amen.” pastor. Class, adult groups, child care; 10:15 7:30 and 10 a.m., Easter Services, Holy year dids through Kindergarten, 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ The "Way, the Truth and the Life" ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, a.m.. Coffee Break; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Communion, Nursery provided at 10 FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Children’s Church for Grades 1 through 3, ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. promised by Jesus includes the Yesterdays Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Service, child care; 6 p.m.. Senior o’clock service. NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Nursery for infants. rector. Pilgrim Fellowship. Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. I Open forum receiving of God's grace and the VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, forgiveness of our sins. Because we 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service Old Town Rd. Family Service and Church School. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 1048 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, have "His Presence” both in the trial 25 years ago 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. CHURCH, Vernon. Rev. John A. Lacey, David M. Campbell, pastor. Deliverance Service. Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Tennis court reservation and the rejoicing of this life, we have The Board of Education approves a 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, minister; Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, 5 a.m., Easter Sunrise Service at the Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul courage to continue the struggle for wage increase for about 20 substitute Evening Evangelistic. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. assistant minister. Mack Homestead, South Rd.; 5:45 a.m., FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Trinque. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. system is proposed justice here until we find the peace teachers and three teachers of the UNITED CONGREGATIONAL 10 a.m.. Worship, the Rev. Mr. Lacey Easter breakfast; Skinner Hall; 10:45 Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ hereafter. This means that Eternal handicapped. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF will preach. Coffee Fellowship im­ a.m.. Family Easter Worship Service, Beliasov, pastor. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 To the editor. day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. courts. 1 believe players would be Life is here and now jn this life and is Opposition to a proposal that CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. mediately following the service. Child Nursery provided for infants through 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. a.m. Like many others, my wife and I care avallatile. 9:55 a.m.. Church School. Grade 2, sermon; “Rise Daily to the Joy Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser-, willing to pay up to 50 cents an hour not an endurance contest that begins Manchester floridate its water supp­ Miller, minister. ROCKVILLE UNITED METH­ have taken up tennis and are of Christ’s Resurrection.” vice. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, lor this privilege, which would help when the days of the flesh end. ly develops no large support as 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St., VERNON UNITED METHODIST 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, enjoying it immensely. However, cover expenses of court attendants. Board of Directors holds a public Church &hool; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Rockville. Rev. John W. Mortimer, with the prospect of increasingly Eternal life is, as Jesus said, "To CHURCH, R t. 30. Rev. F rances pastor. Even if it was not possible to have know the one true God and Jesus hearing on the question. Fellowship. pastor; Mrs. Thomas Dorman, director Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., long waits for outdoor courts, it has of music. attendants at the courts, I doubt Christ whom He has sent.” This we 10 years ago SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, tl a.m.. Worship Service, Church "Sound of His Coming" radio program on somewhat lessened our enthusiasm 9:30 a.m.. Church School, nursery Salvation Army arranges wliether many players would refuse experience now and will continue to Vernon. Rev, Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. School classes. WINF; 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic ^rvice. to participate in this growing popular This date was a Sunday; The through adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ to honor the playing time on a Edward Konopka. experience after death. Herald did not publish. vice. Nursery through Grade 2. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL .sport. Many players we have talked written permit. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Easter service of music Putting it another way, if we are CHURCH, Elijston Tpke. Rt. 44A, Bolton. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 with led as we do that some feasible With the tremendous increase in Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, method of reserving courts and immortal then we are immortal now. Rev. John F. Flora III, vicar. "th e Songs and Sounds of Easter” Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. popularity of tennis, involving more For this gift of faith in place of Dateline 1776 ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 30 and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. 8 a.m.. Holy (Communion; 9:30 a.m.. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., issuing written permits would Donald J. McGean, pastor. will be presented by the Salvation and more of our town residents, I feel despair, life instead of death, iight in­ Wapplng. Rev. William McGrath and Church School; 10a.m., Holy Communion Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In­ eliminate long waiting periods for By United Press Internalionai 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 Army Songsters, Band and Brass it is in the public interest for the (own stead of darkness, Christ instead of Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. and sermon; 11 a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. formal Worship, study and fellowship. courts. NEW YORK, April 17 - Martha a.m., Sunday School. Sextette Sunday at 4 p.m. at the to take steps to improve the present Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ We would like to see the Town chaos, — unto God our Father and the Washington arrived from Cambridge FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Citadel. situation at the town tennis courts. day Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, be to join her husband at his army FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. A new Knabe grand piano, which Recreation Department set up a cen­ Thank you for any action you may be CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, "blessing and honor, glory and headquarters. A Massachusetts ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Johnson, minister. was presented to the corps by tral system of reserving all town able to take in this matter. CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. Reese pastor. c ourts wlicrein people would reserve power." Amen and amen! friend said of her: “Her affability, Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John 5:30 a.m.. Sunrise Service at the members of the congregation, wilkbe A net-tied tennis player III, pastor. Krlstoff homtJ, Cooper Lane; 7 to 8:30 Satureay Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday courts in advance and be issued candor and gentleness qualify her to C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. dedicated during the service. Edward D. Atkinson “ ^Whal .shall I do with Satutoay Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ 9:45 a.m., Church School, kindergarten a.in., Easter tireakfast, everyone invited, Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. written permits which would be (Herald photo by Dunn) soften the hours of private life or to through Grade 6; 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Miss Karen Krinjak of Sycamore 102 Oxford St. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. no charge, sponsored by the Pilgrim presented to an attendant at the ■Jesus?” sweeten the cares of the hero and vice; 6 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim Lane will be piano soloist. She is a GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. Manchester Fellowship; l(f a.m., Easter Service, ser­ 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., It won’t be long now until dandelions do their annual thing. 'You recall in the trial of our Lord smooth the rugged scenes of war." ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven­ Fellowship. mon: "Afraid But Encouraged.” graduate of the Boston Conservatory try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Sunday School; 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, of Music and a teacher in the South Paul F. Ramen. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, A 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, Windsor school system. She will play Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Tolland. Rev. FYancis J. O’Keefe, pastor. “Etude in C Minor” by Scriabin and t Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. pastor. Saturday Manses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ The Press and the ^ i • mj 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. day Masses at l!l:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. “Sonata in E Major” by Scarlotti. AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ The Citadel Songsters will present American Revolution Slate government ereated in New Hampshire REFORMED CHURCH, 861 Avery St., vice. UNION CONGREGATIONAL Schubert’s "Omnipotence,” with South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ The Manchester Evening OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Mrs. Karen Kelloway Lampiasi of minister, man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, Westfield, Mass., as guest soloist. Herald prints more It; Dr. Francis (,. W alcll’ ton...instantly deliver Himself up to CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ fled before Patriot uprisings, new This general advice was not and ppovided for fair bail, prompt stituted no great departure from 8:30 a.m., "Back to God" hour radio associate minister. She will also sing “He Has Surely \\ orclicstcr .Stale College them." sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. '5 a.m., Easter Sunrise Service at Fox Miss Karen Krinjak Manchester newt than any governments had to be set up. enough. Ever since the departure of hearings, and trial by jury for per­ colonial political experience. They broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sun­ Borne Out Sorrows" by Mosie Lister. Co|iyrighl 197() After Fenton surrendered himself 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; Hill, sponsored t'y the Rockville Clergy other newspaper. In New Hampshire, Patriots had Gov. Wentworth the feeling had been sons accused of crimes. were a beginning, however. And to day School and Adiilt Bible Study; 11 The program will also include the the band and songsters. Capt. Arthur Aiiiei'iean Anlii|iiariaii Soeiely and was carried away to Exeter, • - a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening 10:15 a.m., Worship Service. Council; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Identical begun to create extra-legal agencies growing that the Provincial Congress Without a doubt early state New Hampshire must go the credit Brass Sextette in "My Heart’s Carlson, commanding officer of the As Giv. John Wentwoitli of New Wentworth took his family to Castle of government even before Governor experiments with new governments Service. Nursery care for small children CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY Worship Services,, sermon topic: "Report should assume full governmental for having adopted the first of the From Jerusalem,” Special music, child Desire" and other seasonal music by local corps, will speak. Hampshire saw his power slipping William and Mary in the harbor. The Wentworth had been driven out. power and .should draft.a constitution were hesitating and mild and con­ new state constitutions. provided. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, away rapidly in early 1775, he Ellington. care provided for children five and under. governor's home in Portsmouth was Struggling to maintain control of the for the province. Accordingly, the WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. decided to call the colonial assembly promptly ransacked by the Patriots. province, the governor dissolved the fifth Provincial Congress proceeded 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Worship Service, Sunday School. into session. Perhaps this body would Although Wentworth tried to issue colonial assembly in the early to draft a constitution that was Tody’s thought Harold W Richardson, minister. Praiie The Lord help to restore British authority, es­ orders and even convene his council summer of 1774. At this point the adopted Jan. 5, 1776. it was the first 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL THE pecially since the governor had tried at the Castle these efforts were committee of correspondence called of the new American state con- Chnrch School. CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. BHIE EASTER CELEBRATION to arrange the election of represen­ Rev. Miles S. Macintoch, vicar. WELCOME upon representatives to meet at a stitution.s. ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. tatives more sympathetic to him. Although He was a Son, He learned may we through ours and we shall be 8 a.m.. Roly Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy SPEAKS to tavern in Portsmouth where it was New Hampshire's framework of Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. CALVARY CHURCH obedience through what He suffered. more mature believers, with greater Communion, first and third Sundays; When the election results disap­ agreed to hold a Provincial Congress government provided for a popularly Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; By 647 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE - Heb. 5: 8. capacity to love and serve, and spend Morning Prayer, second, fourth and fifth pointed him, Wentworth postponed at Exeter on July 21, 1774. elected House of Representatives Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Eugene Pastor K. L. Qustafson TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH the meeting of the assembly. On this final day of Lent we come our time and talents working for the Sundays. Brewer When the Provincial Congress and a Council of 12 elected by the to the close of the events of suffering expansion of His Kingdom. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL "Spectator," writing in the New gathered, 85 delegates attended, RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF 302 Hackmatack St., Manchester House. The legislature, checked only and testing Jesus endured and we Tomorrow is the great day of life — CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. ALL ARE WELCOME I Hampshire Gazette, March 17, 1775 FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford The population trend for .iohn Sullivan and Nathaniel Folsom by an annual election, would be Stanton Conover, minister. condemned this arbitrary step as the think of how self-renewal occurred resurrection and prelude to spring. Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker years has been toward ur­ 7:30 A.M. Easter Sunrise Service at the Church 1 Rev. Norman Swensen, Pastor were chosen to represent New almost absolute in power. No men­ 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Identical Workshop latest of a series of actions by the for Him as it can for us. Surely our Let us go to our house of worship to Lane, West Hartford. ban centers. Metropolises 9:45 LM. Sunday School Visitors are Wekome. Hampshire in the First Continental tion was made of a governor or a Services, sermon: "Prelude for To-day,” times of sorrow and pain reveal our thank God and sing our alleluias and 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. are merging into 10:50 AM. Fandy Worship. (Chad-Care Provided). I governor which had "deprived the Congress scheduled to meet in coffee and pastries served after each ser­ judiciary. weakness and need of God’s interven­ praises. megalopolises. Yet people people Irom any share in their own Philadelphia, a treasurer was ap­ vice. m P.M. Worship. Traise the Lord” rally. l 7 AM Easter Sunrise Service tion and we turn to Him for restora­ Heavenly Father, you are a God of are nr.iore alone than ever. government for nearly twelve pointed to manage finances, and it La.sieil until 1784 (Hymneing and Water Baptlsma) months." The writer further tion. power and life. Renew our hearts and More and more folks 1 7:45 AM Pancake Breakfast was voted to send relief to those suf­ Drawing its power from the people As Jesus allowed the Spirit to in­ give us new incentives to really live achieve middle-class deplored the fad that New fering from the flSISton Port' Bill. WINF Radio • 1230 on Dial Sunday School Classes rather than the crown, the New fuse new life, so we often must be as You want us to live. Amen. economic status, but prove 10:15 A.M. “EchOM from Calvary” 1 9:30 AM Hampshire citizens had been forced This first Provincial Congress, Unitarians plan to be ixxirer for it. to accept "the sad necessity of being Hampshire government went into quiet before Him and let Him restore - Pastor C. Henry Anderson 7:0e P.M. “RtaNul MonMnta” 1 10:50 AM Morning Worship followed soon by others, gave the operation. Whatever its weaknesses, faith and energy to us.^As He learned Easter program CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Private and public agen­ 10:30 P.M. ■‘Revlvaltlma with C.M. Ward” governed by the Crown or its im­ Emanuel Lutheran Church cies dedicated to human revolutionary movement in New this constitution lasted until 1784. obedience through His suffering, so A 20-minute visual poem, mediate servants, or of being Hampshire some organization, CHURCH security have proliferated, reduced to a state of anarchy." Before long, other state "A Year in the Fields,” by 40 Pitkin Street yet society is filled with Urueial question governments followed New Roland Chirico of to th dreadfol fear. People have A crucial question faced the Hampshire's example, adopting con­ Windsor, will highlight Rev. Burton D. Strand Open reliellion Rev. David W. Rinas, more pilaces to go, things to futile. When H.M.S. Scarborough, I’atriot leaders in New Hampshire as stitutions to provide a basis for Almanac Easter Morning services of do, ami the means of going FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH OF MANCHESTER By the time tlic governor convened which had been anchored nearby, elsewhere in 1775 and early 1776: government. Ideas about the best the Unitarian Universalist Co-Pastors and doing, yet find little SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Meeting in the Orange Hall the legislature, the province was in headed for Boston for supplies, How far and in what manner should arrangements varied a good , deal, East Society beginning at satisfaction for their trou­ United Church of ChrM 72 East Center Street, Manchester open rebellion against him. The Wentworth left with her. A half hour they proceed in assuming the powers and there was considerable tfial and By United Press International In 1917, New York Sen. William 10:30 a.m. at the “Y" — 78 The Resurrection ble. Religious variety is 385 NORTH MAIN STREET You are cordially invited to see the assembly, which Wentworth had later Patriots led by John Sullivan of government? In those uncertain error with several states adopting Today is Saturday, April 17, the Calder introduced a bill establishing N. Main St., Manchester. of Our Lord virtually limitless, yet men MANCHESTER, CONN. dramatic motion picture tried to pack with his supporters, and John Langdon took over the fort. days when many hoped for a recon­ more than one constitution. 108th day of 1976 with 258 to follow. Daylight Saving Time. It was The "Year” show, shown are stairving for God. tailed to offer him any help and it ciliation of the quarrel with Britain, Everywhere, however, most power The moon is between its full phase defeated. with two projectors and Festival Services Theiie seemingly Easter was soon adjourned. .\e.w urrangternents parado:):ical circumstances THE POWER OF THE RESURRECTION The departure of Gov. John tlierc was the feeling that any new was given to elected legislatures and and last quarter. In 1961, a force of anti-Castro music, is a ’fantasy’ of One of Wentworth's friends elected The morning star is Venus. 6:30 ILM. Eaitor Visil and R rst Eucharist of reflect the folly of mis­ Morning Worship Wentworth from New Hampshire arrangments might be temporary. executives were either nonexistent Cuban rebels began what was to end changing seasons which guided priorities. After 9:13 A.M. An inspiring feature-length motion picture that to the legislature, the Loyalist John New Hampshire, stating that her or very weak. Everyone seemed to The evening stars are Mercury, as the ill-fated "Bay of Pigs” inci­ took three years to Easter, Vesting of the A lte . Nursary. Fenton of Plymouth, took refuge in meant the end of the last vestige of sampling every delectable 11:00 A.M. forcefully portrays the spiritual impact of the Gospel affairs were in a “convuls'd state, " agree with the statement in Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. dent. photograph in the shade 8:00 LM . Easter Breakfast worldly ambition, Solomon message of the Living Christ! Wenttyorth's mansion in Portsmouth. British power in the province, it also Sermon by The Rev. Dr. Felix M. Davis meant that with the old political asked the Continental Congress for Virginia's constitution that "all Those to n on this date are under In 1964, Mrs. Jerrle Mock of tobacco fields of declarei.l them vanity, con­ As the governor himself told the advice. Congress responded, as noted power is vested in and consequently the sign of Aries. Columbus, Ohio, became the first ^ncheater. 9:00 iM L Festival Children’s Service, Nursery. cluding: "Fear God, and “ T/se First Day" story: "The Spirit of Outrage runs so system overturned, the citizens of the colony would have to make new in the Constitutional Gazette, Dec. 6, derived from the people.” American financier J. P. Morgan woman to make solo flight around Chirico has produced I lOHKI iM . Festival Holy Communion, Nureery. keep his commandments Child Care: Nursery through first garde, SUMiaV EVEWNG high that...my House was beset (by for this is the whole duty of governmental arrangements. 1775, that the colony should erect a Of great significance was the fact was born April 17, 1837. the world. numerous slide/sound Music by Handel, Bach and Telemann both services. rebels), who proceeded to such a On this day in history: man." (EccI.12:13) APHL 18Ui at 7M P.M. And so it was elsewhere in government that "will best promote that all of the state constitutions in­ A thought for the day: American presentations including a with Trumpet and TympanI FELIX M. DAVIS, Minister A FtM-WIU Olfwiiifl will b* Takwt Length of Violence, as to bring atian- Itie happine.ss of the people and cluded a bill .of rights, which In 1521, Martin Luther was excom­ humorist Mark Twain said, "Work documentary, ’’The non directly before my House, and America, too, as the Revolution CHUk lCH OF CHRIST HERBERT CHATZKY, Minister of Music Jamea Ballaaov, Paator Phone; #43-7644 jirogressed. When royal governors preserve peace and good order promised protection of life, liberty municated from the Roman Catholic consists of whatever- a body is Connecticut Open Door,” Lydall tmd Vernon Strecta point it at my Door, threatening Fire church after refusing to admit and other British representatives during the temporary dispute with and property; the rights of freedom obliged to do. Play consists of what a on the Connecticut Com­ Pliiona! 645-2903 and Destruction unless Mr. Fen­ Great Britain.” of religion, speech, and assembly; charges of heresy. body is not oblig^ to do.” munity College System. r . PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., April 17, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., April 17, 1976- PAGE SEVEN Coach plans soccer program Homecoming big day East Hartford East Hartford’s young soccer they are more confident on the field. enthusiasts with members of the East Hartford’s JV team is proof SHEILA TULLER Hartford Bicentennials of this point as most of them learned When East Hartford High School’s demonstrating skills and showing a the game at an earlier, age. They varsity soccer season ended after a movie on Pele, the Brazilian super posM a winning record last season. losing season, Coach John Warren star of soccer. for Bucs’ Doc Medich Warren said, “It’s pretty tough was determined to build the soccer teaching older boys the game and program in town. Needs a field then expecting them to beat teams NEW YORK (UPI) - The play baseball around here.” Murcer’s two-run single the final ning run in the seventii when he With the help of the parR depart-' Warrend didn’t stop there though! from towns where soccer has been folks from Aliquippa had to be Medich got the runs he needed in blow. doubled and came home on Sixto Lez- ment, a soccer program for fourth, cano’s single. Colborn went six in­ He has high hopes of a summer played for years and summer proud. The kid from Hopewell the fourth inning, when Dave Parker Astros 4, Padres 1 fifth, and sixth graders was started. program and is working on finding a programs are available. erased a 1-0 Mets’ lead with a two- Cliff Johnson doubled home Bob nings but needed relief from From the end of October to early field where summer orogram teams Many area towns have fielded High had come home and he run single after a walk to Willie Watson to break up a 1-1 sixth-inning Rodriquez after ioading the bases in December (with a break from the can practice and play home games. soccer teams for years. saved his first National League Stargell and a double by Richie Zisk. tie and Houston scored three more the seventh. weatherman), Warren taught basic His high school team plays at Warren, who played for the victory for them. The win was the unbeaten Pirates’ runs in the frame to deal San Diego Royals 5, Indians 3 skills. The boys put the skills to use Labor Field which is used by the Lit­ Glastonbury High soccer team, said, It’s beea a long time since Doc fifth straight. rookie Dave Wehrmeister his first John Mayberry paid the first divi­ playing games among themselves at tle League in spring and summer. “Though soccer is an old sport, it’s Medich pitched before the fans who Elsewhere in the National League major league loss. John Grubb’s solo dend on his $1 million contract for Labor Field every Saturday after­ Besides coaching soccer at the high new to East Hartford where, like in “knew him when,” but the Friday night, San Francisco routed homer in the third accounted for the Kansas City by knocking home his noon. school level, Warren teaches many other areas, it’s gaining in pop­ Pittsburgh Pirates’ newly acquired Cincinnati, 14-7, Houston whipped ione Padres run. first three runs of the season. Because numbers and zeal grew, physical education at the elementary ularity from the athlete’s and the right-hander made his homeconiing a San Diego, 4-1, and Atlanta put away Braves 3, Dodgers 1 Mayberry’s two-run single off the program continued inside at the level. He and other gym teachers in fan’s point of view.” memorable one Friday night, hurling Los Angeles, 3-1. Darrell Evans slammed a three- Cleveland reliever Don Hood in the Penney High gym through the town include some soccer in their More boys are interested in playing an eight-hit, 3-1 victory over the New Over in the American League, run homer in the fifth inning to spoil eighth snapped a 2-2 tie and provided winter. Warren, with park depart­ programs but a more concentrated and more people are watching. Area ■’^•1 York Mets. Milwaukee downed Texas, 3-1, Kan­ the initial comeback effort by Los the necessary cushion for the Royals’ ment assistants John Corso and Dan effort is needed to build good teams, fans of the Manchester- “This was more than just a ball sas City bested Cleveland, 5-3, and Angeles southpaw Tommy John. victory. Lavey, continued drills and games he said. Wethersfield toumameqt game game for me,” said Medich, who California shaded Detroit, 6-5. John, making his first appearence Angels f), Tigers 5 every Saturday afternoon. Warren feels teaching skills at an proved that point last fall. grew up in Aliquippa, Pa., a suburb Giants 14, Reds 4 since rupturing an elbow ligament in Andy Etchebarren, who sent the At the end of the winter program. earlier than high school age is very Move over Manchester, East Hart­ of Pittsburgh, before being signed by Bobby Murcer, who had four RBls, July of 1974, had blanked Atlanta on game into extra innings with a run­ Park Department Director Frank important. Players grow with the ford’s on the way. the New York'Yankees in 1970. “1 belted a two-run, fifth-inning homer two. hits over the first four innings. scoring pinch hit singie in the ninth DeGregorio planned a program for right moves. With more experience. realized there were probably a lot of to send San Francisco off to its one­ Brewers 3, Rangers 1 inning, won it for California with one! sided rout of the world champions. Right-handers Jim Colborn and out in the 11th on a base hit that j r ■ people in the stands who had a per­ Many seek (Herald photo by Dunn) sonal interest in me because they've The Giants pounded out 18 hits off Eduardo Rodriquez combined for a scored Dave Chalk from second. been foilowing my career. So many five Cincinnati pitchers and capped six-hitter and Hank Aaron scored Chalk had opened the inning with a Bolton’s fife Putout recorded in rundown of them watched me grow up and the game with a six-run ninth, with what proved to be Milwaukee’s win­ single off Detroit loser Steve Grilli. and drum corps Manchester High first baseman Mike Quesnel has just tagged out Conard player after rundown in 11-2 loss at ! Area news The Quarryville Junior Ancient Memorial Field Thursday. Second baseman Frank Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor Fife and Drum Corps of Bolton has Livingston backs up play. Top seeds National AAU weight throw § Bolton Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon released its schedule for the next few months. John Warren, phys ed t,eacher, shows a proper soccer kick to Grade 5 boys at Burnside Sunday, April 25 the corps will School. (Herald photo by Tuller) finalists championship scheduled here parade in Enfield. Next are performances at Talcott- Washington, Kuhn viile Church, May 23; West Hartford, in tennis By EARL YOST All-American track selection, will Kelleher, UConn varsity track Walsh gives report May 30; Manchester, May 31; Cogin- .Sports I'hlilur also compete. Backus has been one of coach; Ron Evans, 1973 NCAA caug Muster in Durham, June 5; School calendar adopted the country’s top weight events com­ decathlon champion and a leading Rockville, June 6. left out in cold NEW YORK (UPI) - Women One of the highlights of the petitor for more than 20 years. candidate for the Olympic team in mittee. No response has been dominated the scene Friday when the Coventry Newington, June 12; Stafford The calendar also allows for three was put together after the committee Manchester Community The weight throw will take place the same event; Vin Fandetti, chair­ received. Springs, June 27; Chester, Mass., Vernon two leading ladies of tennis — Chris LINDA LOVERING snow days. considered five possible calendars College Bicentennial Relays on Sunday, June 27. man of the Connecticut AAU, and July 3; Ellington and East Hartford, A calendar for the next .school year NEW YORK (UPI) — Washington and baseball Commissioner Evert and Evonne Goolagong — ad­ Rep. Robert “Skip” Walsh One of the calendar items to which and "It was not easy to have June 26-27 will be the national The planning committee will meet Dave Kelley, track coach* at East .Moderators named July 4; West Borough, Mass., July 5; was adopted without the complete vanced to today's finals of the $150,- reported on action taken by the some board members objected was everyone agree.” Bowie Kuhn were left out in the cold today after American with the media April 29 at noon at Catholic High. Cromie also announced thp town Westfield, Mass., Sept. 12; Munson, .approval of the Board of Education 000 Virginia Slims Tennis , Cham­ Amateur Athletic Union 56- General Assembly House at the keeping schools open on teachers' The vacation and holidays are: League owners voted unanimously Friday to prpceed with their MCC. Scheduled to make' The first day’s events will include a moderators for the Democratic Mass., Oct. 3. this week. pionship in Los Angeles. pound weight throw cham­ Democratic Town Committee this 'convention days. Albert Kerkin, Oct. 11, Columbus Day; Nov. 2, elec­ appearances are Lindy Remigino, 12-mile AAU championship run, plus presidential candidates. Barbara Sposito, secretary The calender puts back the full plans to expand to Toronto. The top-seeded Goolagong started pionship. week. assistan t superintendent, who tion day; Nov. 11, Veterans day; former U.S. Olympic gold medal three mile races for men, women and They are: Sandra Stave for Udall, treasurer of the corps, said it is still week's vacation in February, ealls Kuhn’s authority was strongly was found to keep them in San Fran­ cautiously but finished strongly to Walsh said a bill turning over six explained the calendar, said it is the Nov. 25-26, Thanksgiving; Dec. 24- At least two former members of winner, current Hartford Public children starting at the MCC campus Stanley McMillen for Harris, Clifford receiving’requests for performances for 182 school days starting Sept. 8 challenged by the AL owners and AL cisco, is stili interested in the Cana­ defeat Martina Navratilova, 6-4, 7-5, acres of the Nathan Hale Forest to intention not to allow any Jan. 2, Christmas vacation; Feb. 11, the United States Olympic team will High coach, and head judge; Amby off Wetherell St. Johnson for Church, Alva Phillips for in Connecticut and Massachusetts. and ends June 22 with a lialf-day ses­ President Lee MacPhail, who said dian city as well as Washington. in the tournament’s final day of the Nathan Hale Fife and Drum professional leave that day. Lincoln's birthday; Feb. 21-25, take part in the throw, George Frenn Burfoot, outstanding long distance Relay races and track events will Jackson, George Bolduc for Carter, William Smith of Vernon is direc­ sion. the league “vigorously disputes the "1 have today advised all clubs that round-robin play. Corps would reach the floor of the He said it was on the suggestion of winter vacation; April 8, Good and Bob Backus. A1 Paliwoda, runner and winner of six Five Mile be staged the second day at and Sandra Marotte for the uncom­ tor of the corps. It includes 21 days of vacations and authority of the commissioner to 1 am giving the National League two Evert, the No. 2 seed, was forced many teachers, that this provision Friday; April 25-29, spring vacation; former University of Connecticut Road Races in Manchester; Bill Memorial Field, Assembly by next week. 'The corps mitted. It meets regularly for practice holidays and six curriculum days retroactively interfere with its weeks to put into effect its proposed to go three sets before subduing plans to hold their equipment on a was included. He said they prefer May 30, Memorial Day. Tom Anderson, moderator for the each Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Bolton when school will be in session a half expansion to Toronto.” expansion plan for Washington and upset-minded Virginia Wade of shed on the property. having in-service programs which town of Andover, spoke on behalf of Elementary School. day. There will only be one general There will be four-hour sessions on The AL voted March 26 to expand Toronto," Kuhn said Friday. “I have England, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1. have been very popular in the past. the following dates: Sept. 29; Oct. 27; to Seattle and Xoropto for next based this decision on baseball's Routing fund Udall'. The Covehtry moderators also New members are welcome. staff meeting day prior to sehools Dr. Edward Meyers, a member of Goolagong fell behind, 1-4, but won spoke for the candidates they repre­ Nov. 24; Dec. 23; Jan. 26; March 2; season, but a week later Kuhn long-standing promise that the next five straight games to win Judy Rankin opening in September. That will be the board, objected to making it April 15: June 22. Walsh said the “Boating Fund” sent. Rose Foelwer announced on Sept. 7. IJsually there are two blocked he proposed move to Toronto Washington would be given con­ the first set, 6-4. After the score was mandatory for teachers to attend Report cards will be issued on Nov. was rejected. But the money would Harris had dropped out of the orientation days for staff members. unless the league first lived up to a sideration in the event of expansion. tied five-all in the second set, early leader Challenging par three be available through other sources, II you have news school on convention days. 15. Jan. 31, April 18, and June 22. prior commitment to replace the "1 am following this course primary race. Kerkin said the approved calendar Goolagong's play improved and she he said. New Democrats must be for these towns, call Washington franchise, which moved because of the inability of the lost only two points in winning the Town Chairman Richard Cromies registered by Wednesday to vote in to Texas five years ago. American League since my April 1 next two games to clinch the match, SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPI) - said the plans for a mobile voting the April 27 caucus and May 11 ANDOVER - 646-0375 The AL submitted a compromise decision to provide a suitable solu­ the final point coming on a double Although she wasn’t on- the road, booth have been submitted to Atty. (Donna Holland) School menus plan that would have scheduled a cer­ tion for Washington. Diminico golf pro primary. fault. defensive driving in bad weather still Jim Wade of the State Central Com­ BOLTON - 646-0375 tain number of games in Washington “ I will not speculate on the Wade, who had ' played poorly paid off for Judy Rankin. next year, but Kuhn found the com­ prospects of the National League (Donna Holland) during the first two nights of the “I was driving defensively off the Vrriioii Tuesday: Beef patty with gravy, Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat promise unsuitable. successfully putting together its round-robin action, gave Evert a tees, playing the safest way I could at Neipsic course PZC okays Deer Run COVENTRY - 742-9495 Monday: Ravioli wit'ri meat sauce, potato, cranberry sauce, green beans, sauce, cole slaw. Vienna bread. The National League, which came Washington-Toronto plan. We will tough battle through the first two see,” Mrs. Rankin said after brownie. (Monica Shea) buttered broccoli, bread and butter, fruit Thursday: Juice, Italian grinder, chips, close to sending the Giants to Toron­ just have to wait and see what sets. shooting a 4-under-par 68 to take Hebron cup. Wednesday: Juice, pizza, garden salad, bean salad, ice cream. to this season before new ownership develops during these two weeks. " Jeff Adams and A. Pete Dallaire. EAST HARTFORD - 269-4283 gelatin. "I'm relieved 1 got to the finals,” Friday’s first-round lead in the $80,- Variances will be required for the Tuesday: Baked sausage, applesauce, Friday: Fishdog. tarter sauce, corn, Evert said. “I had two tough three- By Ea r l y o s t The Planning and Zoning Commis­ (Sheila Tuller) Thursday: Juice. Polynesian sweet and tater wedges. 000 Karsten-Piog LPGA Open. sion (PZC) approved the 16-lot Deer rear lots. masked potato, carrots, iirownies. set matches. Tomorrow I should be The ladies teed off in wet, 48- Sports Editor ELLINGTON - 643-2711 Wednesday: Juice, pizra, green salad, sour meat, rice, broccoli, pudding. Barker .Memorial & Run subdivision on Jagger Lane sub­ Borst told the commission that loose. I just hope I play well. If I play degree weather over-the McCormick (Barbara Richmond) ice cream. ' Friday: Vegetable soiip, tuna boat, llieks .Meiiiurial ject to stipulations set forth by Town Jagger Lane on the property is a chips, carrot and celery sticks, cake with tentative. I'll lose for sure.” Ranch Golf Course where the tourna­ Launching his first season as home professional at the Thursday: Veal cutlet with sauce, Monday: Hot meatball grinder, wax Sanitarian Frank IHchardson. town road and people have the right HEBRON - 228-9561 buttered noodles, green beans, pineapple sauce. Evert holds a 16-10 edge over ment was moved after a postpone­ executive par three 18-hole Neipsic Golf Club in Glastonbury is beans, cheese wedge, pudding. Cprroll satisfied Goolagong in their career series. Commission members in favor of to subdivide property on a town road. (Evelyn Croston) bars. ment Thursday. Tuesday: Hot beef sandwich, peas, Manchester’s Joe Diminico, Deer Run were Charles Eaton, Mastandrea said he is concerned Friday: Meat balls with sauce, rice, Tollaiul Evert has won the Slims title three of Play was suspended for an hour SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1364 cranberry sauce, dessert. W Wilbur Dennis and Roy Wirth. Chair­ with the size of the development with buttered peas, .spiced applesauce, t file past four years, losing it to The 26-year-old East Catholic High (Judy Kuehnel) Middle & Ilia'll Wednesday: Hamburger on roll, because of a downpour at midday man Salvatore Mastandrea opposed. the road. He termed it a health and Goolagong in 1974, The champion will Friday, and rain soaked the course grad is now in his fourth season as a > Monday: Cheeseburger, french fries, ketchup, green beans, applesauce. with White Sox pro. Previously Diminico served one f The commission’s decision came safety hazard because of the road TOLLAND - 643-2711 earn $40,000. again shortly after play ended. The llehron baked beans, lettuce cup. Thursday: Italian grinder, corn, fruit. year at the Hartford Golf Club and after a public hearing on the matter size. (Barbara Richmond) Friday: Tuna long boys, carrot sticks, In men's action, second-seeded Ed­ low 60 shooters and ties after today’s Monday: Hot dog, inaearoni with Tuesday: Juice, Tacos, Green beans, and discussion by the commission Borst replied it is the town’s duty beets, chips, ice cream. die Dibbs said a change in strategy 18 holes advance to Sunday’s final two years at Manchester Country VERNON - 643-2711 tomato sauce, corn, fruit cocktail. pears and peanut butter cookies. Club as an assistant. and Atty. William V. Borst about the to maintain town roads and if they (Barbara Richmond) BOSTON (UPI) — Clay Carroll has no regrets about leaving and "a little luck " were responsible round to decide the $14,000 first prize. dirt road on the property. feel it should be better, then the town for his, 5-7, 6-1, 7-5 victry over Two veterans, Sandra Palmer and Elated with his first head pro post, the World Champion Cincinnati Reds for the ‘new look' Chicago Diminico reports the beautifully The 47-acre property is owned by must jmprove it. Community calendar White Sox. veteran Clift Richey, which sent him Marlene Hagge, were the only into today's semifinals of the NCNB players to join Mrs. Rankin with sub- landscaped course adjaeent to Rt. 2 For one thing, he likes those eye­ first time out, " said Carroll, tennis Classic in Charlotte, N.C. par rounds. Miss Palmer had a 35- is open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. catching blue-and-white "clam “because a victory can mean more to This afternoon Dibbs will meet 35—70 and Miss Hagge a 34-37—71. with longer hours in the evening Andover Hrhron digger ' uniforms that everyone’s our team in this park now than it does Tuesday \rrnon Tony Roche, who defeated fellow Tied at even-par were Carol*Mann, when Daylight Saving Tinq^oes into Library adds books Sunday talking about. later on.” effect. Then the cgurse wfiSbe. in Monday Public Hearing, General Sunday Australian Ross Case, 7-6, 7rg, in Kathy Ahern, Sandra Haynie and Government budget, 7:30 Sunrise service, 5 a.m., "You don't have to tuck them in,” The two teams meet again today. Conservation Commiiision, 8 Easier sunrise service. 5 another quarter-final match. operation from dawn to dusk. Kerr — The Silent Clowns Orff — Carmina Burana Edmonds — Bert Breen's p.m., Coventry High School beliind the Gilead Wilbur Wood (1-1) was due to start Amy Alcott. Coventry p.m.. Town Office Building a m.. Fox Hill. said Carroll. "You sorta feel A former standout golfer at both Meras — A Yankee Way Jarrett — The Koln Concert Barn (TOB). auditorium. Congregational Church. restricted when you have to tuck the for Chicago against Bill Lee (0-0), Adult fiction With Wood Newton-John — Have You East Catholic and the University of Hoban— Dinner at Alberts' Grange, 8 p.m., Old Town Zoning Board of Appeals. First Congregational Despite his solid World Series per­ McBain — Where There's Solzhenitsyn — The Gulag Ever Been Mellow Moiulay shirts in” on other uniforms, Hartford, Diminico plans a full Lobel — Owl at Home Hall. Board Room, Town Hall, 7:30 Cliurch (FCC) Easter Sunday formance, Carroll said he was glad to Smoke Archipelago Simon — Still Crazy Alter Mahy — The Boy Who Was Board of Education-Town Carroll, 34, a veteran righthander schedule of weekend tournaments. p.m. worship, 10:30 a.m., church. Council, budget session. 7 who capped eight seasons as a relief jump to the White Sox because his Moore — Dubai Vivian — The Manual of All These Years Followed Home TticMduy St. Peter's Episcopal He’ll also be available daily for Seton — Smouldering Fires Practical Homesteading Snow — Phoebe Snow p.m.. Memorial Building. pitcher with Cincinnati by winning career with the Reds was headed Newman — The Shattered Board of Education, 7:30 \\ eduesday Church Choral Eucharist, 7:30 lessons. Stirling — Strathmore Knef — The Verdict The Who — The Who By Park Place. the final game of the 1975 World downhill. Stone p.m., school. Parks and Recreation Com­ and ,10 a m., church. The Glastonbury course was Waller— The Swiss Account Hotchner— Doris Day: Her Numbers Thaler — What Can a Hip­ mission, 7:30 p.m.. Board Series against Boston, pitched four “I could see it coming in Cincin­ designed by Jeffrey Cornish and is Wilhelm — The CTewston Own Story Tueaday nati. They brought up a couple of popotamus Be? Vi ediicsilay Room, Town Hall. innings of shutout relief against the owned by William Monaco. Test Shepherd — The Adams Jmciiilc ficlion Town Council meeting. 7:30 Red Sox in his first appearance of the good pitchers and I wasn't pitching .Iiivcnilc iioiificlion Board of Selectmen, 9:30 Welfare Hours, 9 to 11 a.m.. Miiiiday p.m. public hearing on Sewage Opened last May, the Neipsic Chronicles, 1750-1900 Alexander — I'll Be The Town clerk, tax collector, much;” he said. “So I jumped at the Conklin — Journey of the a.m., TOB. Registrar's Room, Town Hall. Treatment plant, followed by year Thursday. course features holes ranging from Adult nonfiction Horse If You'll Play With Me Gray Whales assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Town Of­ regular council meeting. He scattered three hits and struck opportunity, I like it here (with the 100 to 230 yards in distance. Without Brothers — Better Than .Arlull n-cords Bate — Little Rabbits Loose Donahue — Germs Make Me riiursday fice Building CTOBl. Memorial Building. Park out four, giving up two walks to White Sox), We have a good ballclub, any holdups, one can play the course Ever Holst — The Planets Tooth Holton Sick Public Hearing on the Board Rham budget hearing, 8 Place. preserve an 8-4 win for starter Bart good talent. They can hit, field and in 90 minutes. p.m., Rham High School. ^ Moiidiiy of Education budget for the Hope Chapter, Order of Johnson. It was the fourth loss in six run. If 1 wasn't happy, I wouldnT be On a heavy weekend with favorable Bolton High School parents' 1976-77 fiscal year, 7:30 p.m., Eastern Star. 8 p.m.. Masonic games for the American League here. Tueaduy conditions, the course can handle : group, 7:30 p.m., school Coventry High School Temple, Orchard St. champs. “ I have no regrets. And besides, I Area briefs library. Auditorium. Junior Woman's Club, 8 between 200 and 250 golfers. “I really wanted to do well in my like the uniforms.” Greens fees are applyable for nine, ■Special Charter Commis­ Kast Hartford p.m., Phelps Hall, Rt. 85. W'edneaday sion meeting, 7 p.m., Town Democratic Town Com­ Rockville United Methodist 18 and 26 holes with special reduced Mrs. Roller resigns Hall, Monday mittee, 8 p.m. TOB. prices for ladies days, senior citizens Easter egg hunt Church Women, 8 p.m., JOE DIMINICO St. Maurice Council of Schools reopen. Rockville United Methodist and children playing golf with adults. HEBRON — The Board of Education accepted the Catholic Women, military Board of lOducation, Wediie.sday resignation of-kindergarten teacher Mrs, Laura Reiter ANDOVER — The sixth annual Easter egg hunt for Church, Grove St, children to age 12 will be today at 2 p.m. at the Burnap whist card party, 8 p.m., Penney, 7:30 p.m. Board of Finance executive effective May 26. She is leaving to pursue a degree in psy­ parish center. session, 8 p.m., TOB. Town 10-pin event Tue.sday Tliiiraduy chiatric social work at Smith College. Brook Farm of Robert Post. Prizes will be given. Rain date is Sunday at 2 p.m. ECUS girls' softball vs. Budget hearing, 7:30 p.m., I'licsduy Penney at EHHS, afternoon. 'I'liu raday Sykes School, Park St. jay invited to D.C. Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m., Tennis ^pr teens Town Council, 8 p.m., Town Universal Product Code at Parkade Lanes New CCIL sports rule Town Hall. TOB. SOUTH WINDSOR — Jay Ferruolo of 141 Scott Dr. has Hall. workshop, 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 EAST HARTFORD — The Department of Parks and Charter Commifision, 7 \\ eduesday ^ Board of Finance executive p.m., TAC, Hyde Ave; been selected to attend the 46th annual National 4-H p.m., Town Hall. session, 8 p.m., TOB. By EARL YOST Conference in Washington, D.C. April 24-29, He is one of Recreation town tennis courts will be used by the EHHS EHHS girls' track vs. involves more players Bolton Athletic Association, Recreation Commission, 8 I'riday three from the state and will join 250 from across the na­ boys and girls tennis teams at Labor Fieldand Martin Park Manche.ster at EHHS, after­ ,Sporls Fldilor 30 p.m.. Town Halt. p.m,, Tallwood Country Club, Annual meeting and dinner upper and lower courts from 2:30 to 5 p.m. weekdays. The noon. Rt. 85. tion to discuss issues of concern to youth. He is 17, a of Tolland County Extension Penney teams will use the Gorman Park courts and I'liiirsduy EllflS girls' softball vs. Qualifying dates have been established for the annual town By* LKN AllSTKR .senior at East Catholic High School, a 4-H member for Service, 6:30 p.m., TAC. Hyde will compose the three doubles Foran Park courts from 2:30 to 5 p.m. weekdays and the Bolton Woman's Club, 8 Manchester at Manchester, 3 Friday Men’s and Women’s 10-Pin Bowling Tournament at the Parkade Herald Sportawriler seven years, and plans to major in animal science in p.m. Ave. tendems. Heading the group of college. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ferruolo. McAuliffe Park courts Thursdays at the same time for, p.m,, Herrick Memorial Park. Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 Lanes. New CCIL regulations require 10 team match play. Tliiirsday Vernon Grange 52. 8 p.m.. different players so that means plen­ hopefuls here are sophomores Cindy p.m., TOB. Grange Hall. Rt. 30 Saturday and Sunday, April 24-25, Quarterfinals and semifinals will Joint meeting of Board of ty of work for the Manchester High Fornica and Laura Burnett. Other I'^aste I''riday will find the big pinners each rolling beibest of three game sets with the r sunrise service Retires after 25 years Education and Public girls’ tennis team. The Indians swing candidates are juniors Mary Busky, Democratic Town Com­ Saturday four games across eight lanes with championship tests best of five. ANDOVER — The First Congregational Church will mittee, 8 p.m., Tovm Hall. Building Commission, into the 1976 campaign Tuesday at. Alison Grotta, Cindy Hultgren and COVENTRY — Mrs, Alice Steffano of South Coventry South Windsor Vernon Grange 52, public the top seven scorers in three Qualifying times April 24 will be at liold an Easter Sunrise Service Sunday at 6 at the Talbot Penney, 7:30 p.m. home against South Windsor. Sherri Hopperstead and sophomores retired recently from the maintenance staff of the Monday auction. 2 p.m.. Grange Hall. categories advancing. noon, 2 and 4 p.m. and April 25 at 10 F’arm on Long Hill Rd. Afterwards, the deacons will host Saturday Friday Senior Amy Stone has a lock on the Kate Warren, Lori McCurry, Natalie University of Connecticut in Storrs after over 25 years of Town Council, 8 p.m., Town Rt. 30. Seeded into championship play are a.m., noon and 2. tlieir annual Easter breakfast. In case of rain, the service Bentley Memorial Library, East Hartford Firemen's No. 1 singles slot, a position she held Goff and Kimberly Harrison, service. UConn President Glenn Ferguson presented her Hall. the ,defending champions, George Trophies and cash prizes will be will be in the church. Regular worship service begins at story hour, 10 a.m. Benevolent Association last year, but the other three singles Manchester, coached by Priscilla a certificate noting her service at a retirement reception. retirement testimonial, Mt. Tueaday Moquin Jr. in Men’s Scratch, Ron awarded the winner. Last minute advice 11 a.m. Planning and Zoning Corn- berths are up for grabs. Leading can­ Malley, was 4-7 last year. Carmel Hall, Roberts St., 7 Power Carone in Men’s Handicap and Jean This will be the 15th tournament didates for the positions are seniors Schedule: April20^ut Windsor H, Art meeting Coventry p.m, mission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. staged in the 16 years of 10-pin Dick Williuins, Maiicliester High track coach, was caught Archambault in Women’s Handicap. Pat McKee and Inara Punga, juniors 26 Wethersfield A, 29 East Hartford Rird watching Salii rday F'riilay thit't what it Bernie Giovino, Lanes manager, bowling in Manchester-No tourney gixiiig some advice to his charges by Herald photographer VERNON - The Tolland County Art Association will ' T’ovin“’^couneil 7 30 Chamber of Commerce packtd in thoit Belinda Welti and Gwen Froh and A, May 3 Simsbury A, 6 Fermi H, 10 p.m., Colt Baseball League reports entry blanks are now was staged in 1964. SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. Louise Evans will direct an , meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry ji^n Product Show, South Windsor Clanifiad adi. Sail Steve Dunn before Thursday’s meet with Conard. Williams sophomore Amy Silverstein. Penney H, 12 East Catholic H, 13 En­ tryouts, Martin Park, 10 a.m. available at the control desk. Only The quarter and semifinals will be evening of bird watching for the Indian Valley YMCA on Park. John Bokeny will speak on “The Value of a Value welfare Hours, ? to 9 p.m., High School. your, idia itanw for said the right things as the locals triumphed at Memorial Wit the rules in force it means six field A, 17 Conard A, 20 Hall H, 24 to 2 p.m. Manchester residents are eligible. May 12. For more information call or write the “Y” of­ Sketch.’' Members should bring their own sketching Registrar’s Room, Town Hall, Elsworth School dance, 7:30 quick-caih. held Sunday, May 2 with the finals players, none who played singles. Windham H, 27 E.O. Smith H. SI. Isaac Jogues annual Maximum handicap will be 40 pins. Sunday, May 9. Field in ihe CCIL meet. fice, Vernon Circle. - material. variety show, EHHS, 8 p.m. lo 10:30 p.m. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 17, 1976- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 17, 1976 Backup goalie Raeder stars in Whalers’ win INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Harry Neale of the Whalers expect a A crowd of 10,834— the. second miVHE mOPERIY WEEK tpril 18-2 New England’s strategy of a tougher battle. largest during the playoffs so far — Demers said he will go with rookie witnessed the game. This special observance of Private Property Week calls attention to the basic right of people to own real estate. It is being sponsored by the members of your local defensive shield around rookie Jim Park in goal tonight. Board of Realtors... a dedicated group of professionals who stand ready to serve you every week of the year whether you are a buyer or a seller of real property. goalie Cap Raeder gave the “We played badly," Demers New England never trailed with Whalers their first game of the explained. “We played like a team Rosaire Paiement flipping in what best-of-seven semifinal World that hasn’t been on skates for 12 proved o be the winning goat with H»lp WsttUd 13 N o m u For Safo 2 3 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Hockey Association playoff days. We were missing passes by two just over two minutes played in the feet. The timing just wasn’t there." second period to break a 1-1 ti. MECHANICS, Experienced. THREE BEDROOM Ranch, series against Indianapoiis. Manufacturer of abrasive worksaver kitchen, separate Demers’ reference was the iayoff Larry Pleau tallied at 2:36 in the COVENTRY dining area. 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Priced in the mid 30’s. important," the New England boss closing period and Ralph Backstrom Realtors M3-1108 B/W Realty, 647-1419. also in Market Square Arena, Coach added, "especially when your are in on an empty Indianapolis net with 40 Jacques Demers of Indianapolis and Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 the other team's building." seconds remaining. DENTAL ASSISTANT - MANCHESTER - 5-5, Duplex in excellent condition, good in­ CLEANING HELP - male, Challenging part-time posi­ tion with varied duties in come or live-in, attractively female or couples. Transpor­ REDUCED FOR quick sale - lis t^ in the 30’s. B/W Realty, tation necessary. Part-timeime public contact in busy DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO $58,900 STORE DETECTIVE Rockville dental office. 3 1/2 two family, 30 Locust Street, 647-1419. evenings. Must be depen- no agents. 646-2426, 9-5, January one stroke leader We are now taking applications for dable. 643-5747. day week, some Saturdays, Situated on quiet dead-end ctreet. Beaullhil condition. future part-time openii^s, MANCHESTER • All offers Carpeted living room and dining room. A most elficleni experience required. Apply m - seeking maturity, poise, BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive considered, on this extra large kitchen with ad|acent fireplaced family room, tlldara to CARLSBAD, Calif, (UPI) - After Tournament of Champions, spon­ There’s a $45,000 first prize on the sonnel Department, Tuesday 1-3, BABYSITTER Wanted for 10 manual dexterity and prior cape, four bedrooms, and 6-8. Wednesday 19-12 anid 1-3. year old boy. Must live in work experience. Salary five-room Ranch, family private rear yard. 4 twin-alza bedroome, 2'h bathe. Moroz photo being off the tour for 2‘/2-years, Don sored by Mutual of New York, the 46- line here. Saturday 19-12. fireplaced front to back living vicinity of Verplanck School. negotiable. Send resume to room, fireplace, paneling, Owners relocating and need quick tala. Call todayl January came out of retirement with year-old Texan holds a one-shot lead He put together a four-under par 68 P.O. Box 289, Manchester. aluminum siding. Hutchins ' room. Ideal home for growing Permanent position. Call 647- family. Priced to sell. CaU Arthur or Suzanne Shorte, 646-3233. Losers and winners in Racquet Club event over Hubert Green. Friday and that gave him a 36-hole SEARS ROEBUCK Agency, 646-3166. ily. a bang in 1975. He won the San 1174. B/W Realty, 647-1419. You can’t tell by the facial expressions who the winners were. Joe Kubaelika and Tom Atonio-Texas Open and earned a With $50,706 already in the bank .total of 139. AND CO. career record $69,034. this season. January has a chance to Green, the first-day leader, had a MIDDLE AGE Housekeeper - MANCHESTER- New listing - EAST HARTFORD, New L WIITSON BUCK R U l ESTATE CO. Rodden, left, bowed to Mike While and Stu Jennings, right, in the Manchesler Manchester Parkada Gilmore Manor Rest Home, And 1976 might be even better. crack the $10(1,000 harrier for the 71 while Australian Bruce Crampton HAPPINESS IS: Equal Opportunity Employer REAL ESTATE SALES U&R Built eight room listing, five room Ranch, car­ Manchester Office 647-9139 Glastonbury, 633-7927. Must Equal Housing Opportunttjr Racquet Club’s annual Men’s Doubles Tournament. The scores were ~-5, 6-3. I Ik- At the halfway point of the $225,000 first time in his 19-year career. held down third place at 141 with a 70. Part or hill-tlmo persons Ck)lonial, 2Vi baths, double port, fireplace, immaculate, Attending the live in. Good working con­ garage, ail the extras. Air- $31,900. Graham Realtors, two teams also reached the finals a year ago with the sainfc results. ditions. References required. desired lor Groator HIM. Co.’s expanding ofllees. conditioning, dead-end street. 289-8328. policemen’s ball 60’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- Training begins In May. Eastwood INVITATION April 24th, 1976 INSURANCE AGENCY east ORDER WRITER-ESTiUTOR 0131. EAST HARTFORD. New Bowling NOTICE of the river needs full time High commission, listing. 6 1/2 room Cape, four COVENTRY - 6 room Cape, MANCHESTER - Six room T O BID At experienced help, must know Printing Plant oxcollont bonus plan, huge country kitchen, Cape, new kitchen and roof, LOVELY six room Ranch bedrooms, fast sale needed. — I Scoreboard i—i State^ HCC champs in halfway general insurance rating and management opportunity. $27,900. Graham Realtors, fireplace, 2 minutes to walk to large master bedroom, EARLY BIRDS - Fran Seated bids wilt be received in TOWN OF MANCHESTER The Armory Commorclal shoot ted home, on quiet tree lined lake. Low 20's. Tedford Real carpeted living room with POSITION VACANCIES coverage, typing, no otteet plent looking lor So# our picture advtr- 289-8328. Doyon 144-358, Jill tlie Office of The Director of shorthand. Salary commen­ street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 Estate, Century 21, 647-9914. fireplace, large treed lot. $34,- golf lead SAM Youth experienced order wrlter- tlsomonl In the now baths, garage, privacy, 900. Philbrick Agency, Major League Husbands 141, Linda'^ Generat Services, 41 Center surate with experience. Write yellow pages. Call Bob Street, Mancbester, Connec­ Employment to Box SS, Manchester sellmator. Hours 8 to Buckley School, low 40 s. COVENTRY - Heated two ,geaUors, 646-4200. Hankinson 131, Joan Kopp Wallaco for oonndsntlal Keith Real EsUte, 646-4126, Manchmtar Standings TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ticut until May 3, 1976 at 11:00 Summer Herald. 4:30. bedroom Cottage, full bath, 125, Sophie Welply 353, Intorvlow 869-1880, or 649-1922. lake privileges, asking $12,- NEW RANCH - Large country Talented East (UPI) — The man who a.111. for the following: Part-time Aptitude with figures 238-0881. The Wallaco NEW RANCH kitchen with appliances, two Joart Colby 347. Manchester residents 3 Announcements and attention to dotalle 000. Owner-broker, 742-^1, finished last in 1975. Boh R E P A IR S & Announcements Spacious 7-room Ranch, 3 full baths, three bedrooms, National League only aeiential. Salary com­ Co. Equal Opportunity - RAMBLING nine room Cape, 742-8640. EASTERN BUSINESS Eastwood, tees off in first RECONSTRUCTION OF M/F bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, patio, oversized 2- East VERPLANCK I’OOL HUMAN SERVICES AIDE mensurate with ability. 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, - Butch H art 188-409, Dorn place today for the third trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ fireplaced family room off O’CONNELL SCHOOL area, car garage, deck, walk-out W. L. Pet. GB 'I’lie Town of Mancliesler is an Semi-skilled Apply in person or call basement, aluminum siding, DeDominicus 164-385, round of the $80,000 cy, Realtors, 646-3166. kitchen, formal dining East Hartford, three bedroom Pittsburgh 5 0 1.000 — golfers ready Social Work 643-1101 Ranch, fireplace, large lot, wall-to-wall throughout, $47,- equal opportunity employer, room, living room, 2-car Howie Peters 163-392, Paul Tallahassee Open golf lour- TYPIST Chicago 4 2 .667 1V4 and rc(|uires an alfirniative ALUED PRINTING garage. laundry, Reduced $34,900. 900. Philbrick Agency, New York 3 4 .429 3 By LEN AUSTER LaFrancis are back for another go Gilberto 163-416, Pete Scott nament. action policy for all of its Con­ Ability to type 30 words per Homeseekers Realty, 646- Realtors, 646-4200. The 30-year-old Califor­ SERVICES, INC. 4353. . Montreal 2 3 .400 3 ll(‘ralci SportHwriter around with only the No. 4 spot up for 159, Tom Harrison 151-388, tractors iinii Vendors as a con­ minute NOTICE 597 Middle Turnpike OVERSIZED CAPE - Six Philadelphia 1 3 .250 3W grabs. Three leading candidates for M ickey Hoim es 150-395, nian, who led the first dition of doing busine.ss with For application and job MERRITT Watt National Weather Forecast MANCHESTER - nice Cape, rooms, with central air- St. Louis 1 4 .200 4 Looking to defend two titles that slot are junior Roger Poudrier, Mike Zwick 148-390, Rick round by one shot with a 66 the Town, as per Federal descriptions,’ apply at Agency 646-1180 PERSONNEL OFFICE, MANCHESTER, CONN. 4-bedrooms, two full baths, conditioning, eat-in kitchen, Wesl in 1976 is the East Catholic golf sophomore Brian Charlebois and Cochefski 147, Bub Holmes Thursday, held on Friday Order 11246. Municipal Building, 41 Center MANCHESTER 4n Equal Emplofmant basement, sewer, sidewalks, dining, room, brand new bath, W. L. Pet. GB team. And it appears first-year freshman Paul Peracchio. 146-140-407, Jim Sirianni with a 69 for a 135 total that Bid to nils, plans and Opportunltf Emplofar — large lot, asking $39,500. three good sized bedrooms, Street, Manchester, Connec­ Mala/Famala — still left him one stroke in specilications are available al Owner 649-6186, $35,000. Philbrick Agency, Atlanta 4 2 .667 Coach Tom Malin has the Cooney and Strella each had 24-5 145-392, Mike Zwick 390, ticut. 3-4-5, THREE family, vacan­ — the General Services Office, cy, centrally located, business Realtors, 646-4200. Cincinnati 4 2 .667 personal won-lost marks last year Tom Harrison 388, Mike front of Lyn , Lott, another Closing date for filing is Houston 4 3 .571 W material to accomplish the 41 Center Street. .Manchester. WATER DEPARTMENT Excellent investment. when East registered a 27-2 cam­ David 377, George Blake unheralded tour pro. Lott Mav 14, 1976. WANTED Salesperson, 7 p.m. fr. Hebron RAISED RANCH - Seven San Diego 3 3 .500 1 feat. also had a 69 for his 136 Connecticut. I will begin flushing the water mains In the to midnight, four evenings per Principals only. Call owner, paign. LaFrancis was a half step 369, A1 Bonini 368,\ Cliff Town of ,Manchester, 649-1919. rooms, beamed cathedral San FranciscoI 3 3 .500 1 Rockladgs taction. Arts la bounded on weal week, no experience IKHINTRY RANCH ceiling in living room with The Eagle linksmen begin play behind with a 23-5-1 ledger. Each is Jones 363, /§tan total. Connecticut necessary. Apply Mr. Donut, Los Angeles 0 5 .000 3W by Parker 81., east by Greenwood Dr. and Dale • ANFIANCItCO With 3 bedrooms, carpeted fieldstone fireplace, eat-in Monday in a triangular match nearly a scratch handicap so clearly Waickowski 360. Tied in third position at 255 West Middle Turnpike, WELL-LOCATED two Robert B. Weiss, Rd. East Center St. from Goodwin and south to living room with fireplace, kitchen, formal dining room, against E.O. Smith and Penney High talent abounds here. U.S.,MIXED- Phyllis 139 were Ed Sneed, who General Manager Manchester. bedroom Ranch Con­ Porter St., east ol Ferguson Rd. Fluahing will dominium, full basement, ful­ kitchen with dinette, one- 15x21 family room with Kriday'g Results at the Willimantic Country Club. Malin notes the team has set two Hufford 178, Carol O’Brien h ad a 70, a n d F u zzy fireplace, wooded acre lot continue Mon. thru FrI. until completed. NURSES AIDES - 3-11 p.m,, ly carpet^, carport, outside car garage, Y4 acre treed Atlanta 1 Los Angeles 1 East has a 27-match schedule on 15 goals — repeating as HCC and State 175, Gail Shirnaitis 187-178- Zoeller, who'fired Friday's patio and more. Call First lot. $34,900. with privacy, $44,900. '^OneandOnlji^ full time or part time. Must be Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Pittsburgh 3, New York 1 playing dates. Division II champs — and it is quite 529, Bee Moquin 182-525, best round, a six-under-par able to work an eight hour HaMford Realty, Milt Leon, San Francisco 14, Cincin­ Only Jeff Torrance is gone from 66, despite stiff northwest 646-8727, 646-6555. $30,900. 646-4200. optimistic going into the campaign. Alice Brown 469, Ginger jhnr 40 Tort it UwxotIM lin ln shift. Must have own MERRITT nati 7 last year's HCC and State Division II East is also entered in the Middlesex Yourkas 468, Alvina DeLi- winds, j ' transportation. Apply in per­ SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus Namadi f* Open 24 Hours Dally son, East Hartford Convales­ COLUMBIA - 7 room, Raised Agency______646-1180 Houston 4, San Diego 1 championship squad. Seniors Mike Invitational June 4, a tourney in sle 454, Mariiyn Rogers Eastwood, who has been ...... MEDICAL SECRETARY or restored antique Colonial in FOR EMERCENCY SERVKE cent Home, 745 Main Street, ranch, walk out family room, (Only games scheduled) Cooney, Brad Strella and Tim which it placed third last year. 477, Doreen DeLisle 453, on the golf lour eight years office nurse with experience firepiace, two car. garage. Manchester. Fifteen rooms, □ NOTICES East Hartford, three full baths, nine Today's Games Nelson Walsh 213-523, Ed without picking up a vic­ imp for a Rockville physician’s of­ (Z3" $44,900. Ferrigno Realtors, MANCHESTER - reduced fice. Send curriculum vita to unwtAMtfOtOCMI* $M,500. Quality built, all brick fireplaces, other features too Philadelphia (Carlton 0-1) Duchaine 206-201-569, tory, recently returned Directors: JOE NAMATH GOST CLERK - Looking for 423-1886 anytime. and JOHN DOCKERY. .•...... Box U, Manchester Herald. Cape, treed lot, in-ground numerous to mention. $130,- at Chicago (R. Reuschel 0-0) home to seek help with his Pro inslruclors; Winston HiU. M © bil d Lost and Found 1 ______bright individual with aptitude Ralph Trott 213-540, John For period ending 7 a.m., Sunday, April 18. Saturday night will COVENTRY - custom 9 room pool, basement rec room, with 000. Philbrick Agency, New York (Koosman 0-0) at swing. Last year he went Vataha. Itraxlnn, Kotar. Kiick. HEATIN6 0ILS for figures, to cost out and Realtors, 646-4200. Assault charges Kozicki 209-554, Bill Marinaro. Villaplaiio, Caster. AVON'S NEW Earnings plan analyze jobs printed in our find showers and rain widespread throughout most of the Ranch-Cape. Four bedrooms, bar, quiet neighborhood of Pittsburgh (KisoiT 1-0) fishing after his first round Julius Adams. Bleler. Glover. LOST - male, long haired dog, comparable homes. Inspect Polinski 208-541, Harold Cheyunskl. Alhas. McCauley, buff color, 40 lbs. six years means you make more modern progressive printing Mississippi valley, while snow is likely to fall in northern and family room, fireplace, study, Montreal (Kirby 0-0) at St. here, then finished last. Rasmussen, Hufshei . . . and OIL BURNER « this maintenance free proper­ MANCHESTER - immaculate McCrea 503, Ernie Whipple old. All American. Coventry money. Sell guaranteed, plant. Hours 8-4:30r Must be mid Rockies. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum beautiful country setting. $48,- Louis (Forsch 0-0) JOK N.AMAIH! Three I week HEATING INSTALLATION 500. Ferrigno Realtors, 423- ty. G&R Realty, 286OT5. 4 bedroom split level with 3 504, Ray Engler 519, Bob ses8K»ns. June27 ih lo July 17th. area. $25. reward. 742-7107. world-famous products, many ambitious and have the ability readings include: (approximate maximum temperatures in full baths, overlooking San Francisco (Halicki 0-1) Nichols Collette. Dudley. Mass. at new low prices. I’ll show to reason out a problem. 1886 anytime. at Cincinnati (Nolan 1-0) against Flyers Hufford 452, Bruce Moquin For (letaiU wnte; J.N. Camp, parenthesis) Atlanta 58 ( 82), Boston 54 (76), Chicago 62 (75), Sautters Pond. Rec room with Legal notice P.O. Box M2. Dept. CC, Peck 643-5135 LOST - Gold link bracelet, you how. Call 523-9401. Salary commensurate with MANCHESTER - Unusual in­ 522, Joe Russo 539, George Shp Sla.. N.Y., N.Y. 10038 or Cleveland 53 (81), Dallas 59 (68), Denver 29 (52), Duluth 39 (58), bar, built-in's and garage. Los Angeles (Rau 0-0) at 315 Center Mincheeter with medallion, studded with ability. Liberal benefit SOUTH WINDSOR - Large come home, charming Atlanta (Morton 0-1) N, .call (212) 425-2H19, . Houston 63 (76), Jacksonville 60 ( 86), Kansas City 53 (66), Little seven room Split on treed lot. Federal Colonial with upstairs Priced in Mid $40’s. Dubaldo- NEW YORK (UPI) — It was all quiet on the National Hockey Moquin 546, Steve Peiletier LIQUOR PERMIT diamonds. Vicinity Oak St. or AIR-CONDITIONING and program that includes a non- Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. San Diego (Spillner 0-1) at NOTICE OF APPLICATION contributory pension plan. Rock 63 (76), Los Angeles 48 ( 70), Miami 73 (82), Minneapolis 48 Call owner, 289-5153. apartment, new roof, new r>02, Dave Moquin 524. This is to give notice that I. Ber­ Cavey's. 528-5376. refrigeration service man. Houston (Richard 1-1), N. League playoff circuit Friday night. Apply in person or call Allied (60), New Orleans 68 ( 82), New York 56 ( 80), Phoenix 46 ( 80), wiring, new heating, new nadette P, Cote of 179 Hilliard Street, Experienced only. Must have GRACIOUS Four bedroom TEN ROOM Victorian home, However, three Philadelphia Manchester have filed an application LOST - Passbook number State license. Steady work for Printing Services Inc., 579 San Francisco 47 ( 66), Seattle 41 (54), St. Louis 59 (74), plumbing, new aluminum placarded 15, April 1976 with the Colonial, center hall, formal siding, interior remodeling of on 3.8 acres of land. Six Flyers-Don Saleski, Joe Watson and Sports slate Fourth Annual 260072233. Connecticut Bank & qualified person. Call 649-8691 Middle Turnpike, West. Washington 58 ( 89). bedrooms, country eat-in In related action, Boston, with a 2-1 Liquor Control Commission for a Manchester, Conn. An equal dining room, living room with exceflent taste and quality. A American League GROCERY BEER for the sale Trust Company. Application between 8-5. kitchen with fireplace, dining Mel Bridgeman—were charged with lead in games, resumes its senes employment opportunity fireplace, new kitchen with must see house. G&R Realty, Hast alcoholic liquor on the premises Good made for payment. room, sitting room with assault by Ontario Attorney General against Los Angeles as does the Buf­ W alim lav Cents Market Si Groceries 234 Oak , Policeman^s Ball employer, male/female. microwave oven,, trash com­ 289-6885. W. L. Pet. GB Street. Manchester REAL ESTATE Sales - pactor, etc. paneled rec room, fireplace and living room, Roy McMurty for offenses involving falo — New York Islander series, B tS E IiA L L LOST - Passbook numbers 6- BABYSITTER Needed - four - asking $49,900. Call 742-6133. New York 4 1 .800 - The business will be owned by Unique opportunity to become NOTICE - Now hiring steady MANCHESTER beautifully treed lot. 646-1189. assault and possession of an' offen­ which the Sabres lead, 2-1. Montreal (.ilbcrl at East Catlioliv, Marcel J. Couturier and Leroy R (ote 2764, 104253, 8-2717, Savings associate with a leader in five hours per afternoon, my MANCHESTER - $27,500 - Milwaukee 3 1 .750 Vi of 18t Hillard St., and 179 Hilliard St Manchester Bank of Manchester. Applica­ work, starting to take home. Responsible person. . Willing to work for a starter sive weapon (a hockey stick) during will try to complete a four-game IHIO Manchester and will bo conducted by real estate. Looking for RANCH SIX ROOM Cape, move-in Baltimore 2 3 .400 2 tion made for payments. applications for full time Call 646-6182. home. This handyman special the Stanley Cup quarterfinal game sweep of Chicago Sunday night. Mid.ll.sex al MCC, II Bernadette P. Cote as permittee. aggressive, conscientious in- employment. A number of job condition, panelM rec room, Boston 2 4 .333 2Vi Bernadette f’. Cole State Armory Larga aavan room Ranch. could be your first home. Call In the WHA playoff series, Quebec , dividual who enjoys working. openings to be filled. Phone oversized garage, circular MANCHESTER Detroit 1 2 .333 2 a.III. ____ Hated IS Apri 1976 FOUND ladies watch at Stop Salary plus commission. Call DESK CLERK - Part time, FInIthod roe room, king today, G&R Realty, 289-6885. Main .Sfrccl. Mancbester, Conn. & Shop, Manchester, 649-1116. 528-67()2, pool, assumable mortgage, PORTER STREET Cleveland 1 3 .250 2Vi shaded Calgary, 4-3, New England for confidential interview. Essex Motor Inn, 646-2300.100 aizod matlor bedroom, 646-1189. ^ Pro hockey East Center Street. MANCHESTER - Turn of the West stopped Indianapolis, 4-1, and Win- Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. MANAGEMENT positions llroplaco, carpeting, gar­ ■ nipeg crushed Edmonton, 7-2. age, flno neighborhood, ROCKLEDGE - Anxious century charming older FIRST TIM E W. L, Pet. GB Dancing 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. are now open with Electrolux, RECEPTIONIST - Excellent Colonial four large bedrooms, Chicago 3 1 .750 Vi .NoriliqiicH 4, Cowboys 7-11 FOOD STORE is now when you qualify, while $40,900. owner must sell, lovely ten Thursday night with Toronto. ED WILSON’S SUPERIOR SERVICE, INC. opportunity for service in the room, five bedroom, brick large entrance foyer, spacious OFFERED Texas 5 ■2 .714 - Quebec bounced back for their first Al Jarvis’ Orchestra taking applications for training you will recieve $120 health field. Varied duties, staircase of original wood, Philadelphia leads the series two responsible person for full per week salary and expenses. WARREN E. colonial Cape. Three Oakland 3 3 .500 l ‘/i games to one. playoff victory after dropping the Manchester’s with much public contact. ^pliances, many extras, Italian brick fireplace. Ideal Maybe the last. This Kansas City 2 3 .400 2 Saturday^ April 24, 1976 time or part time help. Apply Opportunities to $250 per Requires maturity, poise, for professional man. Parking The Attorney General filed the first three as Real Cloutier and week. Phone 528-0606. An 'riiree baths, two fireplaces. California 3 4 .375 2 in person, 393 Burnside Ave. prior office experience. Full HDWLAND for 30 cars on th(s large treed 1797 two family charges after watching film of the Rejean Houle scored two goals GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS East Hartford, between 7 a.m. equal opportunity employer. Garage. Excellent construc­ Minnesota 2 4 .333 2Vi Donation *20.00 per couple time position. (Some Satur­ Roallora 843-110S tion. $65,900. Will listen. lot. G&R Realty, 289-6885. duplex is two game and conferring with police and apiece to feature the Nordiques’ win. - 3 p.m. no phone calls please. days) in busy Rockville dental separate homes in Jcls 7, Oilers 2 RECEPTIONIST for local Palmer Realty, 646-6321, 649- Crown Prosecutor Robert McGee. SPECIALIST! practice. Salary negotiable. 0538. IMPECCABLE is the word to Bobby Hull scored two goals —his 643-7764 646-4555 cover TOOL MAKERS - All around medical laboratory. Cheerful &nd resume to P.O. ^ x 289, describe this seven room one. SUPER Friday's Results The action in the game, marred by outgoing person, with MANCHESTER - U&R Built - machinists, experienced only. Manchester. eight room Garrison Colonial home featuring a 17x23 first VALUE AT $49,900. Kansas City 6, Cleveland 3 163 minutes in penalties, included a fourth and fifth of the series—and the “/ / It’s American, We Can Fix It” YOur knowledge of bookkeepingand HNlis Paragon Tool Com- four spacious bedrooms, 21/2 Wishing our many floor family room with Assumable Milwaukee 3, Texas 1 policeman alllegedly being hit behind Jets fired five second period goals to pany, 121 Adams Street. medical terminology. Five HAIR STYLIST - Redken, full fireplace, four bedrooms, Calif. 6, Detroit 5 (11) days a week and every third baths, family room with stone friands a mortgage 7%, a penalty box. crush the Oilers and capture their service salon, expericenced wall, double garage, $65,900. fireplaced living room, cen­ (Only games scheduled) Saturday morning. Call 646- The Flyers take on the Maple Leafs best-of-seven WHA playoff series in OPEN 7 DAYS 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. DESK CLERK - Saturday and preferred or must be willing Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. HAPPY tral vac system, garage, treed balance $38,000. Sunday, Call for appointment. 8426 between 10 and 11 a.m. to be trained in the scientific lot. $46,500. Philbrick Agency, T oday’s Games again Saturday night. four straight games. H9LIDAY, MGHARDSandKEHliU Minnesota (Hughes 0-0) at H e r a lii 643-1555. approach of hair design. Ask from the teem at Realtors, 646-4200. PART-TIME Work, evenings, for Gloria, Rudy or Bhenda. MANCHESTER - Extra nice M L S 528-1731 New York (Figueroa 0-0) Manchester area, light duty 5-4 Two family, new furnace, Chicago (Wood 1-1) at 248 Spruce St., Manchester AUTO BODY Repairman - Call 872-8531 for interview. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN MITES good opportunity for right per­ cleaning. Must have own appliances, and more. Ideal spacious Garrison Colonial on Boston (Lee 0-0) Braves deadlock 76ers transportation. Over 18 years for young couple, let tennent 6 4 9 -8 0 2 9 I 1 son. 40 hour week plus. beautiful wooded lot, large Detroit (Bare 0-0) at EMPLOYMENT Experienced with own tools, of age. Call 649-5334. An equal Butinett Opportunity 14 help make mortgage family room with fireplace, AS WHOLESOME as Mom’s California (Ross 0-0) BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - “We Philadelphia hit seven straight points call 871-0866. opportunity employer. (M/F). payments. Must be seen. Oiily 12x23 game room, music Apple pie. Large 8-room MANCHESTER Three chair Baltimore (Palmer 1-1) at just weren't ready to hang up our to take a 21-14 lead. The Braves Help Wanted 13 38,900. Warren E. Howland room, or fourth bedroom, Colonial. 643-2915. immaculate Barber Shop off Realtors, 643-1108. ctMTOin. Oakland (Torrez 1-1) sneakers for the summer," said didn't get back into contention until a MMKN. wall-to-wall throughout, Cleveland (Eckersley 0-1) Main Street. Call for details, rosewood paneling, central MANCHESTER - Two family Philadelphia 76ers guard Doug brief spurt early in the fourth period. PHONE FROM home to ser­ LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 647-1419 at Kansas City (Fitzmorris 1- vice our customers in the WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS vac, built-in barbecue, sliding duplex, aluminum siding. 2- Collins. 646-2440. FIRST OFFERING - Six glass doors, flagstone patio, car garage. Big back yard. 0), N. Manchester area, flexible room Ranch, breezeway, gar­ So Philadelphia'Tet George do it” hours, super earnings, 249- 12 to 14 Year 0|ds Cali today for details and in­ Private Owner. Inquire 143 Milwaukee (Travers 0-0) at Happeny third SMALL ENGINE SERVICE age, fireplace, plaster walls, 6 1/2 ROOM Dutch Colonial. Texas (Singer 0-0), N to beat the Buffalo Braves, 131-106, 7773. spection of this choice Main Street. to canvass for tho Corporation expanding dealer good condition throughout, Remodeled kitchen and bath. offering. $79,900. Philbrick Friday night and tie the 76ers best-of- netw ork. No experience in mat trials exatl ‘Pharmacy' AVON'S NEW earnings plan city utilities, lot 100x150. Near Three new appliances. Large Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - "Village three National Basketball Associa­ MANCHESTER necessary. Complete training school. Priced at only $43,900. screened porch. Two-car gar­ Charm" Cape, six rooms, I) Pi’oriO. MAIN r.T. TEL 646-4510 MANriiESTEfi. cohn means you make more program. $500. investment tion playoff series with Buffalo at i - RICHARD 0. FARLEY. If. S.. R. Fh,. M{;r. Call Charles Lesperance, 649- age. Excellent family home. fireplace, garage, wooded lot, Former University of Hartford mmney. Sell guaranteed, required to start your own one game each, sending the series world famous products, many EVENING HERALD 7620. Well constructed. $38,900. convenient location, $32,900. wrestler Tom Happeny of business. Ideal for retired or Palmer Realty, 646-6321, 649- into a deciding third game at at new low prices. I'll show Mon., Tubs., Wed. 5-8 P.M. M a n c h e ste r Double "E" Real Estate, Bowling Manchester placed third in the 74 KG part time. ■ Details on request. HEBRON seven-room Raised 0538. Mary Egan, 646-5358. Philadelphia Sunday. you how. Call 523-9401. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field (kilograms) division (163-pound NOTICE Ranch, three bedrooms, LEISURE The game was the only CALL 647-9946, 3-5 P.M. Training Division Box 619, MANCHESTER - Eight room VERNON CIRCLE - two class) in the Eastern Regional MORNING STOCK Crew, Wading River, New York. private treed lot, garage, KofC — Cy Perkins 202- professional basketball playoff con­ experience necessary. 5 a.m. - fireplace, appliances. Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, formal LIVING family, 13 rooms, Circa 1810, tryouts for the United States Olym­ 11792. dining room, family room, completely restored, possible 570, Jim Watt 200-203-562, test of the night. NEW STORE HOURS BE SURE... BLISS has been serving the Home Owner for 12 noon. Morning clerks from Immediate occ^ancy. $42,- pic team at Harvard University in 8:30-3:00. Apply Frank’s 900. Warren E. Howland two fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths, commerical use, excellent Mario Frattaroli 206-533, George — super forward George 94 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION ol your home situation Wanted 15 Super nice, three bedroom Cambridge, Mass. Supermarket, 725 East Middle. Realtors, 643-1108. large rec room, 3-zone heat, location. Mid $50's. Mr. Boyle, Don Palm er 201-529, Tony McGinnis—scored a game-high 34 by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by the finest Turnpike, Manchester. double garage, storage galore. townhouse Condominium, agent 646-8422, 649-9565. Baluk '500, Rob Redman points pace the victory. But he said Happeny, a 1975 UH grad, now lecjinical staff, phone: WILL CARE for your child in Must be seen. Immediate oc­ baths, carpeting, attending the UH graduate school in THREE TEMPDRARY my licensed Manchester MANCHESTER - ten room cupancy. Ken Ostrinsky, appliances, cetnral .air- MANCHESTER - two family, 535, John Kozicki 518, John the big difference in the game wasn’t INSURANCE AGENCY In the home, nice yard, playmates. business ane public administration, Ranch, six bedrooms, large Realtor, 643-1333. conditioning, pool, tennis centrally located, two-car Sullivan 560, Dave Fen- his hot, one-handed shooting, but a Vernon Circle area looking for POSITIDNS AVAILABLE Call 647-9525. tr e ^ lot, garage, ideal for lost 22 pounds in six days to meet the part time clerk typist. and more. garage. Reduced to Mid $30's, timan 509, Dennis Guay difference in attitudes. ALL DAY large family on budget. $41,- BOLTON LAKE - nice starter V, Celinski, Broker, 649-1116 weight requirements, going from 185 Expedience in life Insurance Idallvorlng tamploa In tha Manchaatar araa. Apply In 900. Warren E. Howland or retirement home. 2 '597, Ray Duhamel 551, "When I picked up the paper today, preferred. Typing and ’36,900 or 649-4214, to 163. 649-9240 iparaon to John Brannan, Circulation Dapartmont. Realtors, 643-1108. bedrooms, garage, treeded F red Kozicki 523, Real the first thing I saw was that Buf­ machine transcriptfon. A □ REAL ESTATE The local man won five of his first SUNDAY lot. Low $20 s. ledford Real Breton 502, John Martin falo’s next opponent would be the must. Send resume to Box M, MANCHESTER - New homes Estate, Century 21, 647-9914. Lolt-Lend For Sale 24 508, Fred Nassiff 534, A1 Boston Celtics. They obviously six nine-minute matches to reach the Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER HERALD Homea For Sale 23 now under construction by WARREN E. seminfals In the latter he tied in bolls 543, Bill Avery 504, thought they had the game won, so 16 Brainard Place Nutmeg Homes Inc., Raised ROLLING PARK Cape - three 42 ACRES in Andover on BLISS TERMITE CONTROL BUSINESS of your own, in­ Ranches and Colonials. b^room s, two full baths, gar­ small State Road. 500 ft. fron­ Bob Lurtsema 204, Wendall there wasn't any pressure on us,” points at 2-all out but lost out under 9 A.M .-5 P.M OIV. OF B U S S EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • E8T. 1 5 n vestment less than $100 in­ $26,500. ATTRACTIVE 5 room HOWLAND said McGinnis, Olympic trial rules which give ties to Ranch, fireplace, baseboard Priced from $49,900. CaU for age, walk to all schools, new Realtora 643-1108 tage, 3 acres cleared. Brook Poucher 200. come Mtentlal $1200 a month, details. Zinsser Agency, 646- on property. $39,500. Call 537- the, first man matman who scored a The Oldest & Largest irt Conn. art time. Must be over 21. heating, stove, refrigerator. roof. Excellent neighborhood. Buffalo was out of the game after Hutchins Agency 646-3166. 1511. $30’s, 643-1633. 1257. the first five minutes, as pin. ?42-9087. PAGE ’TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 17, 1976 BUSINESS & SERVICE .

GOLDEN RETRIVER pups, THREE ROOM Apartment, AKC, ready to go. Ellinron, beat, hot water, cooking gas, a . , 872-4072. stove, refrigerator, wall-to- DIRECTORY wall carpet. $175. Adults only, FOR SALE - AKC Irish Setter no pets, centrally located. puppies, very calm parents. Security deposit. Call 6467690. ••rvfcM Othnd 31 Swv/CMOMrctf 31 Palntlng-P»p ring 32 RooHng-SMIng-Chlmn*f 34 OFFICE SPACE 0 Call 742-6283. FOR RENT 1974 Dodge Pickup daughter is ruining her life. She refuses to listen to me 30 LOCUST S’TREET - First because she thinks that I’m old-fashioned. REWEAVING bums, boles. NEED A ROOF? Call Jim - INSIDE - Outside painting. BIDWELL Home Improve­ GERMAN shorthaired floor, four room apartment, 250 square feet, center of Club ctb, S < fo o ls Q 1 Q R Zippers, umbrellas repaired. roofing, siding, remodeling. Special rates for people over ment Co. Expert installation Pointers, AKC, FDSB, nine Manchester, air con­ body, OA# ownor. W I V W She would like to get married, but she comes on so strong heated, security, $210. she scares all the men away. She is into this Women’s Lib Window shades, Venetian Bam specializing. 642-7001. 65. Fully insured. Estimates of aluminum siding, gutters weeks old, hunting and field. ditioning and parking. Call 1974 Chevrolet Nova Available April 16th. 6462426, ^ thing and doesn’t believe in waiting for a man to call her. If blinds. Keys. TV for rent. given, dall 649-7863. and trims. Roofing installa­ ’Trail breeding. Dam for sale, 65. 643-9551. ■4*Door S idin , • Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- PICKUPS on E.S.P. - Pickups tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- three years old, excellent eyllndtr, outomatle, she wants to go out with him, she calls him up. She even takes her own car and brags that she picked up the checkl Indians 5221. on E.S.P. Pickups on E.SS.S.P., EXTERIOR, interior pain­ 9109. hunter. 5661453. M A N C H E STE R - F o u r ••••••••• powor ttoArlnQ, *2695 ^ x 284, Willimantic, Conn., ting, commercial and reslden- Abby, this daughter has a college degree, is beautiful and 32 Claim rooms, one bedroom, first 34 Absorb 2 3 1 6 6 7. 8 9 10 11 CUSTOM DRAPERIES - 16.00 a try. Betty Lou tial, free estimates. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, FREE - one year old sp Baaort Proparly has a 36 D bust. (That’s another problem. Some stupid floor, heat, hot water, stove, For Bant 1974 Dodge Dart Svringer 36 Full apology made very reasonable, work Freeman. Reasonable. Call after 4:30 roofing, storm windows, aw­ black Labrador to good home. cooking fuel, quiet, con­ 2>[>oor Hordtop, 10,• saleslady told her, "If you got it, flaunt it,” so now 37 Fathers (Latin) 12 13 l4 aranteed, call anytime, 649- p.m., Rudy Itzek, 528-3841. nings. Quality workmanship, 6467113. 000 mllM, 6 qrlindpr, everything she owns has a plunging neckline.) 36 Flesh food venient location, large yard. IT’s Not too earlyrly to plan your iS 16 17 ANY TYPE Fence erected, free estimates. Fully insured. $205 monthly. Security and •tindard thlfl, If she doesn’t quit coming on like the U-S. MaiYnes, she 39 Crake summer vacafatlon!! Lake 41 Distress signal repaired or painted, PAINTING - interior and 872-9187, 649-3417. references. Write Box ’IT, pQwar tU tr ln g , $ 9 I S R f l will never get A man. 18 19 20 DRESSMAKING, hems and Kanasatka, Moultonboro, radio. Immaeulata. m O w U 42 Tear clothes line posts. 742-TOA exterior, paperhanging', Boata-Accaaaorlaa Manchester Herald. How can I convince her that she is going about it all alterations done in my home. excellent work. References. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, New Hampshire. Lakefront 44 False god 23 1974 Barracuda i wrong, and if she wants to get married, she will have to play, 46 Prosperity Rusonable. Cali 6 4^19. WINDOW CLEANING- Free estimates. Fully in­ siding, gutters, and leaders. cottage, sleeps five, two 16’ STARCRAFT all AVAILABLE May 1st, 2>Door Hardtop. ' hard to get and be more ladylike? 49 Brother's 24 Z8 28 29 30 reasonable rates, inside and sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Free estimates. Fully in­ bedrooms, living room, daughter aluminum with windshield, RockviIle-3tk room furnished kitchen, screened-ln Automatic, power WORRIED MOTHER ■ STUMP REMOVAL - Spring out. Call Andy, 646-6388. 4431. sured. 2494)205. seats four, 65 hp. motor, and apartment, beat, adults, no •lotrlfto, radio, ona *3350 53 Greek letter 32 33 special, 20” stump |15. Also and sundeck. Completely fur­ 54 Payment trailer. $1,550.643-2361 after 5. pets. Security. $175 monthly. nished. Private beach. Great solicitor special on all sizes. Call 742- C iM TREE Service - Free es­ PAPER HANGING Expert. SPECIALIZING in cleanini 6461060. 1973 Variant Sedan DEAR MOTHER; I know you mean well, but there is 9247. fishing and conveniently 56 Dance step timates, discount senior Your average paper, in and repairing Chimneys am 12 FT. BOAT with trailer, 4«Door, 210 antHr*** nothing you can do to help your daughter get a men. Let her 57 Athena 36 39 40 citizens, accepting Bank roofs. Free estimates. 30 located on Lakes Region area. be herself, and one of the days she Gnd a man whnlikea 1 average room , $25. Mr. fiberglass coated.' 28 ROCKVILLE- May 1st oc- Available June through automatic, low *2495 58 Hostelries 44 4b ErZ Floor Cleaners - Rugs and Americard and Master Richman, 646-3864. Years Experience. Howley, horsepower, Evinrude motor, cupancy. ’Three large rooms, a aggressive, honest girl who doesn’t plSy games. 59 Pronoun carpets vacuumed and sham- Charge. 646-1327. 643-5361. September, $175 weekly. Call 60 Arboreal home water ski equipment. $490. appliances, heat, hot water, Cromwell, 6354)457 after 4:30 1972 Dwtee Charger S.L 46 47 49 50 51 52 pooM, floors washed and 742-7526. no p e ts . / S e c u rity . $160 DEAR ABBY: My love (whom we’U call ’’Janis” ) is half 61 Occupy waxed. Reasonable rates. Call G.L. McHUGH Painting - p.m. 2«Door Htfdtop, air 63 54 55 MASONRY - bricks, blocks, UNEMPLOYED Roofer will - i t h l y , , 6461060. my age, has somewhat of a past, but says things like, "We DOWN 6464)518. Interior - exterior painting. install roof or gutters for low conditioning, chimnies, steps, patios, OUTBOARD Motor, 25 h.p. ataarlng, powor should always be honest with each other.” But the other 1 Fish 56 57 58 sidewalks and fireplaces. Call Quality professional work at discount price. Call Ken at COVENTRY LAKE Water­ McCullock, electric start, front - cottage, June- brakaa, automatic, S O ^ O B day she came to me with the tale that her 90-year-old 2 Plastic QUALITY Refinishing, 252 875-4973 alter 6. reasonable prices. Free es­ 649-2456 anytime. radio, vinyl roof. ingredient 39 6d 61 electric ignition. Asking $150. September, sleeps foor, grandmother in Detroit is ailing, that she’d haVe to fly there 17 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Spmce Street, Manchester. timates. 643-9321. 6461089. IKIITAL OmCE 3 Dispatched Very reasonable, free es­ ODD JOBS - minor YANKEE ALUMINUM barbeque area, swimming, 1972 Chry$ler New Yorker for a week to be with her and that she’d write dr phone me. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I DAMATO ENTEHnUSES boating, fishing. Ideal for 4*Door Hardtop. Air timates. Free pick-up and maintenance, windows, WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality siding, gutters, doors, win­ FREE practical sailing U r|e variety of AparUnenti and She never wrote or called. And she stayed two weeks. WMY DON'T you deUvery. Call 64M369 or 646- ‘ P‘‘ c o m m u tin g la t h e r , 30 conditioning,< powor No sooner had her plane been airborne. Dear Abby, that I HAVE ANY SPEND- specializing in lawn mowing, interior and exterior, painting dows, awnings, free es course offered by Coast( Guan Townhouiea throughout ataarlng, powar* 8567. at your convenience or timates. Fully insured. 35 Mancbesler. mimutes to Hartford. May 1 found out through friends at the terminal that Janis didn’t ■meiFT RABBIT and paperhanging. Fully in­ Auxiliary Flotilla 21-9. Place: ftwfla/ OMfio ofMA daffr i-B, deadline. 4265476. brakaa, powar win- FRIENDS'? seasonal. Low rates, free es­ sured Call 649-4M3. Oakland Street. 649-1106. Nathan Hale School, 160 Sst f0>N| fiintfir fM*" dowa, automatic, $ 0 9 R f l go to Detroit—she went to San Francisco where she has an HOME GARDENS Roto timates. 643-6836 after 6, ask radio. Vary claan. f c O w U Spruce Street, Manchester, 64B-1021 EASTHAM, CAPE COD, old boyfriend. tilled, Manchester, Bolton, for Russ. Date: Wednesdays starting I also found out that she had told her employer that she Coventry, East Hartford and 240 Naw Slate Road Mass. - Four room Ranch, 1971 Dodge Dart Bulldlng-Contnctlng 33 April 21st for eight weeks. 4.Door Sadan, 6 was going to Florida. Win at Bridge Vernon areas. Call 646-8019. LAWN MOWING and raking, Haating-Plumbing 35 MANCHESTER sleeps six, with-in five Time: 7:30 p.m. Audience: minutes of bay and beach, ful­ cylindar, automatic, $ 1 B O R So what do I do? Confront her, pun'ch her lying njouth or ----- W------window washing. Ed Roberts, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - anyone interested in the 49,000 mllaa. I W w W gently drop her and in so doing give up the nicest thing I4ADE TO Order - Formica ly furnished, quiet residential 649-2007. After 5 p.m., call 528- Remodeling, repairing, ad­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, basics of sailing. that’s happened to me in a long time? Tops, cahlnets, doors, 7433. Free estimates. cleaned with electric cutters, area. $160. per week. Five MANCHESTER ditions, rec rooms, porches Registration: First class or room Ciape - sleeps seven, ful­ PETE Low-down finesse pulls all shelves, etc. Free estimates. by professionals. McKinney call 872-2606. 31/2 ROOM Apartment, plea­ and roofing. No job too small. sant location, appliances, ly furnisned. Within walking PLYMOUTH, INC. Call 649-7831. ODD JOBS - Home repairs, Call 649-3144. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ light trucking. Serving pany, 643-5308, heat, hot water. Working distance of fresh water lakes. Rt. 83 643-2708 DEAR PETE: In light of her “we should always be Garden Producta 47 adults. No children, pets. 643- Five minutes from bay and honest to each other” preachment, -confront her. And then THINK in your custom Manchester for six years. CARPENTRY - Repairs, ' made outfit. 11 649-0131. Free estimates. Call 6434)304. NO JOB too small, toilet 2880. ocean. $150 per week. Call 742- drop her—unless you want a “love" with a lying mouth. NORTH (D) remodeling, additions, gar­ 6607 for further information. 1969 CHEVELLE, 307 * K 10 8 5 A diamond lead would have , 1976 by H A me t M Reg U 5 P41 ages, roofing, call David repairs, plugged drains, TURF GRASS almost surely led to defeat of kitchen faucets replaced, THREE ROOM heated apart­ automatic, 2 door, $950. 647- DEAR ABBY; A big THANK YOU for asking yoUr V-10 9 2 GARDEN evenly tilled with ALL YARDS should be clean, Patria, 644-1796. the six-spade contract, but repaired, rec rooms, ment, $135. monthly. Security Wanted to Bant 57 9683. readers to be a little more patient with deaf people. So many ♦ AQ Troy tiller. Reasonable. Call mowed, trimmed and kept up * 3 ' 7 5 si|.y d . West opened the eight of Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence George. 649-7846. for full enjoyment this batnroom remodeling, heat deposit required. Married of us are treated as though we were imbeciles. A K 10 5 2 WES ROBBINS carpentry modernization, etc. Free es­ Commarelil grada, couple only. Call after 6 p.m., WANTED TO RENT by fami­ 1968 PONTIAC G’TO Black WEST EAST hearts and the late Albert summer. For professional numbar ana nibbar back. Deaf people should learn to read lips. I have been totally VDU MEAN YOU'LL ACTUALLY PAY service, call C&C Lawn Care. remodeling specialist. Acf- timates gladly given. M & M 6462759. ly of three adults, five rooms, vinyl roof, new gold paint job, * 7 2 * 9 3 Morehead, who sat South, CUSTOM ROTO-TILLING. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, first or second floor, have own deaf for 10 years, and 10 years before that I had a severe proceeded to take all the ME ANOTHER HALF A MILLION FOR 646-4958. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. CHARCOAL TONE Cragers, new battery, tires, V 8 7 VQ J53 ■------THE f o r m u l a ? Have “Troy hilt” roto-tlller, built-ins, bathrooms, utilities. 2462669. hearing loss. When I wore a hearing aid, I was frequently tricks. will travel, gardens, $ 4.25 iq. Id. COVENTRY - Main Street - exhaust. Many spare parts. ignored, too. Many people still associate deafness with ♦ J8532 e K 10 9 5 kitchens, 649-3446. three room apartment, first $1200. Best offer. 649-4046. It wasn't too difficult. Dum­ flowerbeds, lawns, large or GARDENS TILLED with BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ CARPET MERCHANTS dumbness—even if deaf people speak to them! * J964 *Q73 bing - All heating and plum­ floor, heat, refrigerator, RESPONSIBLE family of five SOUTH my's nine covered the eight. small. Call 643-1895. rear-end roto-tiller for as lit­ looking for single house with Since I ’ve stopped using my hearing aid and have learned tle as 315, per 1,000 sq. feet. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - bing repairs plus remodeling. sto v e, e le c tric ity . $160 VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1971, * AQJ64 East played the jack and Al Call 648641. 646-8568 monthly, security. Ken yard east of river for May 1. good condition, radial tires. to read lips, most people are cooperative. Sometimes I ask won. Three trump leads left TWO HANDYMEN will rake, 646-6510. new homes custom, built, V AK64 remodeled, additions, rec Ostrinsky, 643-1333. Will fix up for lower rent. 526 $1,700. Call 6464433. them to write a bit and they don’t mind. If they refuse, I * 74 Al in dummy to lead the 10 of fertilize, lime, general lawn 2405. PAINTING - college students rooms, garages, kitchens FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ just figure it’s as much their ioss as mine, and I go my way * A 8 hearts. East's queen lost to work, mow lawns seasonal. bing - repairs and remodeling. MANCHESTER- Newer two 1968 JEEP - Commando, V-6, and they go theirs. Also clean attics and cellars. looking to paint the exterior, remodeled, bath tile, cement Antiguaa 48 Both vulnerable the ace and West's seven spot work. Steps, dormers. Vanities and hot water bedroom Duplex, Townhouse, Mftc. tor Bant 58 6way plow, big tires, roll bar, Please ask your readers to talk «> little, slower—and to Reasonable. 643-5305. interior of your house. We fell. have experience, references. Residential or. commercial. heaters. Prompt service on WANTED Antique furniture, central location, near bus line. good condition, $1,295. 646 look DIRECTLY at us. That also helps. Now it was a simple matter Call 649-4291. emergencies. 643-7024. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 114 baths, wall-to-wall IDEALLY suited for small 1216. ALSO DEAF West North East South Cheaper than most competi­ contractor, or approximately lo enter dummy with the king ROGER LANDON - General tion, anytime - 649-4636, 649- other antique items. R. carpeting and appliances in­ of clubs, lead the deuce of cluded. Private entrances and 700 sq. ft., reasonably priced, 1965 MUSTANG Convertible - 1 * Pass 2 A clean-jup and lawn care. Car 1982, “Free estimates.” PLUMBING and Heating Harrison, 643-8709. hearts and take a successful wash ^turdays and Sundays TIMOTHY J. CONNEL-LY repairs, formica vanity basement. $260 per month. heat and electricity included. V-8 automatic, $350 or best Pa?s 4 * Pass 6 * Carpentry and general con­ cabinets. Economy rates. Tile Damato Enterprises, 6461021. Call 6467297. offer. 647-9098. After 5 p.m. Pass Pass Pass finesse with the four spot only, back of Savings Bank of ANTIQUES Wanted - against East's five. This made Manchester, 923 Main Street. tracting. Residential and work. 649-4056. Opening lead-^ 8 V Painting-Paparing 32 American furniture, oriental Astro-graph it possible for Al to discard Call 646-9061 between 7 a.m. - commercial. Whether it be a rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ MANCHEISTER - unusual one 1974 MAZDA, 2-door, rotary, Alley Oop — Dave Graue small repair job, a custom bedroom Townhouse. Private air, automatic, tachometer, dummy's queen of diamonds 9 a.m. only. HOUSE PAINTING - Quality sor chairs, crocks, jugs, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL built home or anything in weathervanes, primitives. entrances and Patio. Full □ AUTOMOTIVE radials, 14,900 miles. By Oswald & James Jacoby on the six of hearts. work, reasonable prices. Call Flooring 38 PROFESSIONAL lawn for estimate. 646-1800. between, call 646-1379. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. basement, price includes Excellent condition. $2,895. North’s jump to four spades heat, appliances, carpeting, 646-5865. For Sunday, April 18, 1976 showed a minimum opening maintenance, clean-up, fer­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Autot For Sala 81 tilizing, mowing and^to- FURNITURE - Rugs, paln- air-conditioning and pool. bid with good spades. South PAINTING - paper hanging, GARAGES, room additions, floors like new, no waxing, $245. per month. Damato 1974 FORD window van, V-8, ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) tilling. Reasonable ra|ps. tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, NEED CAR? Credit bad? You may be exposed to some decided not to use Blackwood A Delaware reader wants to steam cleaning, commerial decks, rec rooms. Twenty (specializing in older floors). Enterprises, 6461021. automatic, 19,000 miles, in­ Aspects for personal ac­ Free estimates. Call and residential. Call R. lamps, etc. Now accepting Bankrupt? Repossessed? type of Inspirational message cumulation are still in your in an effort to reach a grand know why we show so few years experience, residential Ceilings and inside painting. consignments, for April auc­ sulated, carpeted, curtains. Greenwood Lawn Care, 289- Hebert, 644-0642. Frre es­ or commercial. Stephen John Verfaille, 646-5750, 6^- Honest Douglas accepts today. Pay special attention. It favor today, especially if you're slam. hands where declarer fails lo tion. 644-8962. MANCHESTER, - nice one Lots of chromfe, much more. could have a profound effect 0111. timate. Myers, 646-2672. 2222. lowest down, smallest engaged in work or service for It was well that he did. Had make his contract. bedroom apartment ranch- payments. Douglas Motors, $4,500. or best offer. 649-3326 upon your life. The answer is that people after.5 p.m. other people. he bid four notrump, North OPEN EASTER Weekend! type, individual entrances, 345 Main. like success and while we do quiet location. Price includes, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. would have responded five Fox Hill Antiques, 3M West Something is going on behind diamonds and East could have show some examples of Street, (Route 85) Bolton. heat, appliances, and air- 21) You're lucky today at things Bualnaaa Propartf Baal Batata Wantad Artlelaa lor Sala 41 Artlelaa for Sato 41 WE PAY $15 for complete Trucka lor Sala 82 the scenes that you may not be which have an element of doubled to ask for a diamond brilliant defense we feel that Stop by and Browse. conditioning, basemdht junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland aware of. You'll be pleased storage with coin-op washers chance. That doesn't mean you lead against the eventual most of our readers prefer to OFFICE BUILDING - East SELL YOUR house through J. Auto Body, 5261990. when it surfaces. The action is should bet the whole wad on a look at winners. CHINA - 82 piece, Limoges,. POOL - above-ground, WANTED - Antiques and 50 to and dryers. $200 per month. 1967 FORD, F2C0, 6 cylinder, in your behalf spade contract. Center Street - Formally used Watson Beach Real Estate Pearl ivory pattern, $50.; 35 25’xl6’x4’ deep. AU equip­ Damato Enterprises, 6461021. pick-up truck, $600. Call 647- long shot. for dental office. Waiting Company. Professional real 75 year old furniture. Also PAR’TS Department now open piece Steubenville, very old, ment, plus beautiful wooden wicker for consignment. We GEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Berry’s World room, receptionist’s room, estate service for nearly 50 not sets. Call 646-0554. deck. Used one summer. Saturdays. Complete line of Others perceive that you're in a have four rooms to fill. Cali Tw Id it En it it..m id H H b. Chrysler parts. Chorches 19) Simply being in the com­ three large rooms, plus three years. Call our Manchester of­ Excellent condition, best 1966 HALF TON Ford truck, cooperative mood today. This pany of people you have close smaller rooms, on first floor. fice for an estimate of value 643-4716, Antique Loft, Cd $462711 tudii for fist raiultt. Motors. 6463646. is to your advantage. It will lead I— The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions WHEEL HORSE garden trac­ offer. 649-4768. Manchester. good all around condition, personal bonds which will Second floor has apartment without obligation. 647-9139. tor, 35 models in stock. See us $m . Telephone 6468663. them to appreciate you more. make your day. If they don't with good income. Entire 6461929 IS THE number to for new, used and repairs. AVON BOTTLES - for sale. Wanted to Buy 49 CANCER (June 21-July 22) come to you. go to them. building in good condition. MANCHESTER - unusual call for a Volkswagen Bus 1968 '!'...n o w c o m e s ^ Sale on some models. Save. 6465813. 1965 CHEVROLET. Utility Though this may not be a AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) Large amesite parking lot. townhouse at Pine Ridge rebuilt engine. New transmis­ THAT'S THE V ------I TH' .ffl/e . □ MISC.. FOR SALE Pick-up and delivery. OLD DOLLS WANTED - Will body. Call 649-4446. working day for you. You'll be very much on the $55,000. Philbrick Agency, Manchester Qfcle Shop, 178 NIGHTCRAWLERS, also village, individual entrances, sion, front brakes, muffler. something beneficial may 3 £ s r EASTER / DECORATHOe ' PBOBL.EM.<;. pay $65 and up for Bisque and finished rec room in base­ Body good. Fold down bed, mind today of someone you've ESa you EVER IS THE Realtors, 646-4200. West Middle ’furnpike. native pond shiners, trout, 1971 CHEVY half ton truck for happen that could be a large, been thinking a lot about lately. Artlelaa for Sale 41 china dolls. Also buying old ment. Price includes heat, storage $750. firm. Call after 6 unexpected plus for your bass and pike size. 437 1/2 cast iron and tin toys. Cat! 875- sale. 283 engine. Call 649-4679. Why not call him? North Main Street, appliances, wall-to-wall p.m. career. CARPE’TS - plush deep red 7356. carpeting and air- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ELECTRIC Sini;er sewing Manchester. 1964 Indian Scout, four wheel LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll Baal Batata Wantad 28 M achine. Call 646-5862 15’xl2’, Beige 15’xl2’. Grey conditioning. $235. per month. 1975 MONZA, 2-1-2, V-8, Someone influential holds you 9’xlO’. 3-55 gallon drums. Call automatic, low mileage, drive. For parts $200.6467591, be in the limelight wherever in especially high esteem. This anytime. SCUBA Regulator - Scuba Pro Damato Enterprises, 6461021. days. you go loday Though you may after 4. 6468948. excellent condition, 6467114. person is in a position to help ALL CASH for your property Best Mark VII. Asking $100. □ RENTALS not seek the acclaim, center within 24 hours. Avoid red MANCHESTER - newer yogr cause today. Don't BELL and Howell filmosound Call 6461089. 1974 DODGE Pick-up, 'Stage v/ill be where you are. hesitate to ask. tape, instant service. Hayes zoom camera with projector OLD AND USED gifts at the duplex, half of two family. 3 1970 PLYMOUTH wagon, Lords Bible and Gift Shop, 10 automatic, power steering, automatic, low mileage, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Ckfrporation, 6468131. and recorder. Excellenl con­ FOR SALE - Honeywell super Rooms for Bant 52 bedrooms, appliances with extras, $3,200. Call 646-41W. dition, 646-2736 after 4 p.m. Bisseil Street, Manchester. wall-to-wall carpeting. In­ power brakes, four new radial Somehow, if you can hang in 8 movie camera with title kit tires, good condition. $1,000.' there, things will work out the y o u r SELLING your house? Call us and GAF projector $150. 876 ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly dividual entrances and full basement within walking dis­ 6464437. way you want them to today. It first and we’ll make you a The name of the game is Want Us...lhe SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - rooms, single $56., double $69. Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 84 will be as though you made the b irth d a y Leading manufacturer has tance to schools and shopping. cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, number to caO is 643-2711. plus tax, continental blueprint. April 18, 1976 Realtor, 643-1577. redwood pools left over from breakfast, maid service, color $280 per month. able 1967 IMPALA, 327, 8 cylinder, MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 1975 season Half Price. Building Suppllaa 42 TV, utilities, parking. Call, June 1. Damato Enterprises, 6barrel. Power, tape player, - Lowest rates available. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This coming year could be an Born Loser — Art Sansem ALUMINUM sheets used as Guaranteed Installation & 6461021. good running condition. Call ’’Sunny Day” coverage. You're likely to be rather active one for you. There’s a IMMEDIATE CASH for your printing plates, .007 thick, 6462300. restless today. A short excur­ property. Let us explain our terms, call toll free 800-228- 6467471. Exclusive NETRA Agent. place you have longed lo visit. m 3 2 “ . 25 cents each or 5 for 1976 ask for Monte, day or FURNISHED two room Clarke Agency, 643-1126. sion could be just what you The pieces may tall together lo fair proposal. Call Mr. $1. Phone 643-2711. TO SHARE home with area 1973 FORD, Gran Torino need. But don't put too many make it possible. Belfiore, 647-1413. evening, seven days. George H. Griffing, bic; business man, Manchester- apartment, first floor, ample parking, no pets. Call 6467647. Squire, 43,000 miles. Good PUCH-TE175, very fast, miles on your car. CLEAN USED refrigerators, SCREENED LOOM Vernon area. $135 per month. condition. Telephone 742-6B03 MAY WE BUY your home? NEW Classical guitar with For inforratton, days, 872- dependable, woods bike, many Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel ranges, automatic washers, • Sand • Oraval • FHt BOLTON - 4 rooms, 2 family, or 872-0265. extras. $5M. Rickman, one 5 1976 by NEA, Inc (}uick, fair, all cash and no with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s case. Ludwigig eight piece Amlover 4382 and evenings'643-0780. problems Call Warren E. heat, appliances, garage, year old,. 250cc, cc, MX, supersup "II we let! Ihe country lor next year, would that Appliances, 649 Main Sf., 643- drum set. Call 649-2717. 1966 RAMBLER, four door Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 742-7886 Apertmania For Bant 53 adults only, no pets ^125. 6 ^ fast, many extras, $600. AfterAll CARE T' DANCE, PETUNIA f WHY N or? - mean I could skip that llu shot?" 2171. 8019. wagon, $85. Call 6461116 or 3, 643-4548. SAND and gravel for sale - 643-4214. FORKV SEEMS tree work and odd jobs. Call WE HAVE customers waiting Tm Ml it Ac it is..«e set H Hw it it. SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice. TWO BEDROOM Townhouse, 1972 HARLEY, 350 Sprint, J TO &E B usy EATING... Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Leading manufacturer has 647-1834. for the rental of your apart­ I VOLKSWAGEN - the AS U SU A L.' Cil 643-2711 today for last results. ment or home. J.D. Real heat, hot water, air- 1 973 $400. Call 647-9214 after 5:30 redwood pools left over from Doga-BIrda-Pala 43 conditioning, available May ’Thing - gas heater, excellent p.m. 1975 season Half Price. Estate Associates, Inc. 646 GIRLS Two Pants Suits, size 1980. 8th. $220. C all 644-2427 condition, low mileage. IF CORNWALLIS, CASH for your property. Call Guaranteed installation and 8, 10 $5.; Spring coat, size 10, PRIVATE riding instructions, Asking $1,995. Call 6461089 AaORPIN’ TO THE IF CRUMWELL weekdays. 1972 KAWASAKI - 350, Rebuilt 15 THE ROLLS. HE'S THE LAST DOESN'T SET us first if anxious to Sell. terms. Call toll free 1-800-228- $4; raincoat with zip-ln lining, English and Western, $5.00 evenings. engine. Best offer, must sell. 1 Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or 1976 ask for Monte, day or size 8, $3.75; All in excellent per hour, call 633-5571, LOOKING for anything in real BICENTENHIAL TORY IN THE COUNTRY.' WHAT HE PMP estate rental - apaiments, MODERN attractive 6room Call 6461184. 649-1922 evening including Sunday. condition. 649-4915. anytime. 1972 VEGA, GT, hatchback, 6 HERO IT CAN HESSUCH APIEHARP FOR HE'LL BE MORE homes, multiple dwellings, no apartment, second floor. MEAN ONLY' Heat, appliances, laundry speed, excellent condition. HE RROSECUTEP A PAN6EROU5 THAN fees. Call J.D. Real & tate 20“ boy’s motocross bike, ONE THINS~ SALESMAN FOR ATATOO ARTIST Fm* Md Emast Associates, Inc. 6461980. facilities, garage. $235. 643- Snows, am/fm, woodgrain in­ excellent condition, heavy dO- 4884. terior, $1,450. ^ 9 1 4 1 . ty, $45. Call 646-0398. ATTORNEY TRYlN' TO SELL PURINO AN CRUMWELL 15 HIM A FRANKLIN EARTHOUAKE.' PRESIDENTIAL Village rayin'FOR A STOVE.' apartments, near churches 1969 FORD half ton pickup, V- LADY’S AMF 3-speed bike, This Funny World Homes tor Rent 54 8 engine, automatic transmis­ REWRITE OF L’il Sport — Wirth and shopping area, no pets. like new condition. Call 646- (OKAV... IT '5 sion, good condition. $1,450 or 3732. HISTORY.'- Please call ^2623. GLAS’TONBURY - Small five NICE RARTY,' best offer. 742-8270. ® l « * R t S o M O , T H E N ^ room house with closed-in McNssgkt Sye4.. Uc. MANCHESTER GARDENS- porch, two bedrooms, den, 1969 TOYOTA, $500. Call 649- Campara-Trallara THAT WE Two bedroom duplex, in living room, eat-in kitchen, 4997. Mobile Homaa 88 beautiful country setting. lovely area, $275. Lease, ADOPT THE Includes heat, hot water, security, references required. JONES AUTO SELLING your mobile home? appliances, and parking. $186 Call 1-U4-8792 anytime. Boyers waiting! 1-828-0360 $199. monthly. Superintendent , SALES Broker. OF A NHIM Mwr, ah, w. * ...SDN 646-0090, Robert C. White MANCHESTER - Five rooms, nMCMkah,!*) ...... many, $300 per month. Children n M o*H yam GREAT BUY - set up on nice % t R o P o p u l a t i o n housing.ing. namcaaamti,iaa,n..-- lot - ready to live in. Wall to accepted, no pets. Call J. D. Tl «C M l l r , I nW...... Real EsUte, 6^1980. wall carpeting, matching C R O M T H 4^.17 MANCHESTER attractive nnniMtoM«,4to,iau.. iHhlaS appliances. Private front three-room apartment. Stove, nmniiinpiftoiKtalnti dining room. $7,800. Owner refrigerator, neat, electricity, Bualnaaa lor Bant 55 nmiMHiwiwi'...... -- axious, financing available or WIMTHMP BY DICK CAVAUI naCJhml1kBu,Sl<,W ---‘pN references. No pets. $155.646 n im n eu w M n • *, ah ..imi rent with option to buy. Plaza IL L HOOPLE’S WASHINGTON TAKE A P N E ? 3167, 2263540. FOR RENT Connecting or Homes Broker, 1-828-0380. CmSttyHtA toe . IM Reg us Pit OH *}^*/7 f=REt3fe NOVELTY separate front room offices.,tflci 2N IrsM $t, MaKMir I4M5M LOeX/FOSTB^ e n O P H A O A SPACIOUS six-room upstairs 9U Main Street. Call 6464846. OPEN HOUSE clearance L caarA ClC6B-OLSreALB apartment. Security deposit. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, sale. Before you buy check Short Ribs — Frank Hill NEW BALLCON. ON LEFTOVER References. Write Box BB, OFFICE SPACE - 400 square excellent condition, tan, our prices. Immediate Manchester Herald. feet, air-conditioned, $175. parking available, th ro u ^ u t 5IR T H O A Y sunroof, rear window VASSILI.I CANT STAND EVERY SU/Y\MER^, AND E'VERY SPRING . . FA VO R S. Warren E. Howland Realtors, defogger, am/fm, one owner, the state. Top dollar for your MANCHESTER - Deluxe two 6461106. ALL THESE FLIES. > MOSCOW IS FULL W IN T E R A N D /NJTUAAN; ^ u \ ih $1 ,2 ^ Clall days, 521-1800, home in trade. Excellent O F B U G S bedroom Townhouse type evenings 643-6756. financing available. New and apartment. Living room, BROAD S’TREET location for used. Priced from $995.00. n r rent 2600 square feet, behind dining room and kitchen, com­ 1987 CH R Y SLE R , New Come see the all new “Blue " JUST TO BE SAFE, REFER TO «)l»76MtNsugktSyn4..lDt. -17 plete appliances, cart^tlng, Dairy (}ueen. Ideal for any Yorker, 383 engine. Air- B aro n .” $ 1 5,995. p a rts, HER AS A FIRST BASE'PERGOM ' " alr-conditloners, 1 1/2 baths, retail wholesale, or service conditioning, good shape, supplies and accessories. ^ , ^Well, Tve certainly learned something full basement, patio and business. Has large 10x10 $6U. 1973, - Toyota Corolla, Full-time service department. today. You can break a band with just a bare brick.** swimming pool. $Z!S monthly overhead doors, toilet deluxe station wagon, mint Plaza Homes, 134 Wilbur facilities, parking for 80 cars, ty./7 plus utilities. R.D. Murdock condition, $2,300. Call 742- Cross Highway, Berlin a . 1- W alter, 6462692. will sub-dmde. Call 649-6544. 6201. 8284)369. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., April 17, 1976 Catholic Charities seeking donations Obituaries Board appropriated $100,000 A special Catholic Charities appeal will Im made today and Sunday at all Miss Edna M. Fox The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at Manchester Roman Catholic Miss EMna M. Fox, 64, of Hartford, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Burial from town’s surplus accounts churches. formerly of Manchester, died Friday will be in East Cemetery. The appeal, which will be con­ at a New Britain convalescent Friends may call at Holmes With fiscal problems very much in ducted in 226 Catholic churches in 82 hospital. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Sunday its thoughts and with a decision on Week in review towns and cities throughout Hart­ Miss Fox was bom Sept. 10,1911 in from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester’s 1976-77 tax rates only ford, New Haven and Litchfield coun­ The family suggests that any three weeks away, the Board,of Manchester, daughter of the late unanimously endorsed U.S. Rep. month and earn about 606,500 a ties, will help support 15 programs Joseph and Rachel Sinnamon Fox, memorial gifts may be made to St. Directors this week appropriated including Catholic Family Services, Mary’s Episcopal Church or to Christ only 6100,000 of available 1974-75 sur­ William Cotter and State Rep. Fran­ month. and lived here until going to Hartford cis Mahoney and Ted Cummings for In other action this week, the local Drop-in Center for the Aging, 24 years ago. A registered nurse, she Church Cathedral, 43 Church St., plus, instead of the 6210,000 re-election. The committee met school board approved a “memoran­ Connecticut Interfaith Housing, Deaf did private duty nursing in the Hartford. ' \ requested by Town Manager Robert Wednesday night to complete plans dum of understanding” for Apostolate and Cooperative Parish Manchester-Hartford area for many Percy Lydecker Weiss. Sharing. The action was on a compromise for the April 27 Democratic caucus Manchester Community College’s years. ROCKVILLE — Percy Lydecker, Although the appeal is being con­ worked out by Deputy Mayor John for choosing slates of delegates to be role in the Regional Occupational She was a member of St. Mary's 84, of 22 South St. died Friday at a ducted only in Catholic churches, Thompson, who predicted the town voted upon at a May 11 presidential Training Center, which opens this Episcopal Church, its Girls Friendly Rockville convalescent home. contributions are welcome from all . might wind up with a surplus in preference primary. fall. Society Sponsors, and Christ Church Mr. Lydecker was born in Hartford individuals. More information and a Cathedral, Hartford, and its St. Bar­ excess of 6200,000 for the current and had lived in Rockville for the fiscal year (ending June 30). New queen brochure on the services may be ob­ nabas Guild. She also belonged to past year. Business tained by contacting the Catholic Sunset Rebekah Lodge and Temple The board approved a two-year Manchester’s new queen is Diane Charities, director of charities, 244 There are no immediate survivors. Town directors gave their okay this Chapter, OES. The funeral is private at White- contract with the 80-member Marie Kozlovich of 122 Sunnybrook Main St., Hartford, 522-8241. Municipal Employes Group. The pact week for developer Kenneth Dr., who won the eighth Miss Survivors are two brothers, Gibson-Small Funeral Home. 65 Elm Burkamp’s plans to use a strip of William S. Fox of Manchester and St. Cremation will be in Springfield, provides an average 5.44 per cent in­ Manchester Scholarship Pageant Democratic group crease in the first year and 5.7 per town-owned land at the rear of his sponsored by the M anchester John J. Fox of Vernon; two nieces Mass. planned mini-mall in downtown and a nephew. There are no calling hours. cent in the second (for the combined Jaycees. to meet Monday cost of step increments and wages). Manchester. She won 6500 in scholarships. Th» uncommitted Democrats for The board approved spending 618,- Lydall Inc. President Millard Pryor told company stockholders the presidential preference pritjiary Police report 000 for an emergency truck for the Police May 11 will meet Monday at 7:30 town fire department and approved a this week that first quarter sales set a record and earnings were up 106 Police Chief Robert Lannan an­ T h e h ’p.m. in Mott’s Community Hall, 587 new fee schedule for cemetery ser- nounced the names of three new E. Middle Tpke. The hall is above viee and grave spaces. The new fees per cent. The company’s annual IVIanchesler Friday from ihe garage at the Eighth meeting was Wednesday. patrolmen who will be sworn in next Mott’s Supermarket. will be in effect as of May 1. Boys from age 6 to 14 ran afoul of Utilities District public works gar­ In its first optimistic report in Thursday, bringing the Manchester John J. Sullivan, coordinator for Monday,’ the state released 6281,400 age off Hilliard St. some time. Pioneer Systems Inc. Police Department up to its full the group, notes full attendance is the law in several different incidents to Manchester as the state’s 15 per Friday. They were: listed first quarter earnings Of 6336,- strength of 85 officers. needed now as the time for electing cent cost share of the 61,876,000 Ur­ A home on Carpenter Rd. was 000, compared to a 61,112,000 loss one delegates at the April 27 caucus is ' • Two Bolton boys age 13 and 14 In another police personnal broken into this week and 68 in cash ban Systems program planned for W. year earlier. near. were stopped at the Sears store in the Middle Tpke. and Adams St. matter, To^n Counsel Victor Moses afternoon at the Parkade and taken. Anyone interested in being on the The announcement clears the way ruled that a grievance hearing slate should be at the meeting to tell charged with fourth-degree larceny. Vernon for advertising for construction bids. Education scheduled Monday will be closed to the group of their intentions. They were referred to Juvenile Court Jeffrey M. Daigle, 19, of 387 Hart­ The federal 75 per cent share already The Manchester High School the public. It deals with Policeman and released to their parents. ford Rd., Manchester was arrested was authorized. The town absorbs Cooperative Occupational Education Brian Rooney’s appeal of a Jan. 6 • Two boys about age 13 were seen today at 2:15 a.m. on Rt. 30 and the remaining 10 per cent cost. Program (COEP) has grown rapidly demotion from sergeant to to break into a Lake St. home Friday About town charged with operating a motor vehi­ in recent years due to increased stu­ patrolman. about 4:45 p.m. A wallet with about cle while under the influence of Politics dent interest in preparing for work, .660 in cash in it was removed from alcohol and drugs. He is scheduled to the Board of Education learned this Health fair Members of Manchester Lodge of the kitchen. The Democratic Town Committee Elks will meet tonight at 7 at Holmes appear in Common Pleas Court 19 in week. Manchester’s first Health Fair was • Two boys age 6 and 7 allegedly Rockville May 5. Vocational Education Director Funeral Home, 300 Main St., to con­ set fire Friday at 3:30 p.m. to a gar­ considered a success by the town duct a memorial service and pay Correction Neil Lawrence said more than 4(K) health department and the age on Campfield St. They told police Michael J. McMahon, 18, of Veneta respects to the late Domenick Vesco, In the obituary of Robert L. Gay COEP students are employed by 192 Manchester Public Health Nursing and fire fighters they had been Dr. was arrested Friday and charged a member. St. in Friday’s Herald, his mother’s local ^businesses. In total, the COEP Association, co-sponsors of the playing with matehes. Damage was with fourth-degree larceny after he students work about 27,500 hours a The Past Matrons Association of confined to the rear of the garage and maiden name was listed as Brenner. event. allegedly left the Casanova It should have been Bremner. Temple Chapter will have a potluck to the lower shingles. Restaurant on Rt. 83 without paying Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of • Several young boys threw eggs at lor a 66.75 meal. Court is May 12. OPEN LETTER... Mrs. John Rieg, 2 Eastland Dr. a Forest St. home Friday evening. The days are getting longer now that Spring is here and Members are reminded to bring their Police found the boys and spoke to many of us find ourselves a little short on time. Who has own place settings and a covered their parents. The children were to time to prepare dinner on a busy Spring day—Why not order dish. be punished and the home cleaned up, Fire calls a pizza? the parents told police. The Tnank You For TninKIng Of U* The VFW Post and Auxiliary will homeowner did not press charges. Miiiu-lifHler At Pizza TImo... conduct a recreational program Mon­ Thursday. 11:47 p.m. — Smoke scare at day at the Rocky Hill Veterans A 1969 Toyota owned by Viola Jop- Charter Oak and Autumn Sts. (Town) Hospital. Members are asked to son of Glastonbury was reported hriday. 3:31 p.m. — Garage fire at 8 EASTER meet at the post home at 6:15 p.m. stolen Friday about noon from the isorin rairiieia Si. (Town) parking lot at Shop Rite on Spencer Friday, 4:15 p.m. -- Brush fire at Prospect and Hackmatack Sts. (Town) Lutz Junior Museum will be closed St. A 1966 Volkswagen owned by Friday, 4:55 p.m. — Car fire at Center Easter. and Summit Sts. (Town) SUNDAY Mitchell Damboise of Hartford was reported stolen Friday morning from Friday, 5:19 p.m. — Smoke investiga­ Members of the Army & Navy Club tion on Oakland St. (Eighth District) 10 A M - 8 P M a Ruby Dr. address. Auxiliary have been invited by the Friday, 6:47 p.m. — Gas washdown at American Legion Auxiliary to attend 713 Main St. (Town) The finest CoUection of Quaiify its children and youth program Mon­ Two battery chargers valued at a Friday, 11:51 p.m. — Small campfire Easter Candy Available...Boti,fn /■ > day at 8 p.m. at the Legion Home. total of 6150 were removed before off Hartford Rd. (Town) Traditional and Innovative Selections. Something for 7 everyone/ III Memoriain In loving memory of Joseph Antonio who passed away April 17. 1971. OPEN Gone but not forgotten. Daughters, Son. EASTER In .Meiiioriam We'll Be Closed Easter Sunday... In loving memoi^ of Ernest Becioc- PARKADE PIURMACV cio Jr. who passed away April 17,1961. SUNDAY Though the days nave ended and life is "WE SAVE YOU MONEY ” 8 A.M. to 3 P.M BERNIE’S GOOD PIZZA on its way. CANDIES 9 Main St., Downtown Manchaator.Tho Old LaStrada C Dries of yoj are still alive in our hearts today. CALL 646-5555 Route 6, Bolton • Hartford Civic Center Sadly Missed by Hare, or Home, LoTi Hive i Pizza Mother and Father. Whether Brothers, Sisters like littl In >1(Mnuriain designs I In loving memory of William Hichter. who passed away April 18, together, 1975. J F . FREE BONUS COUPON WORTH OVER $9.00 WITH EVERY ORDER 5 - 10 B U D S Always a 5 a beautiful memory. CANDY Of the one we loved so dear. God p v e us strength to tear it, And xour.'ige to face the blow. But what it meant to lose you. No one will ever know. ond up Wife, Daughter and Son-in-law, BARRiCiNi Kodaoolar^ Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren In Mcmurlum CANDY In loving memory of Walter Smoluk who passcQ away on April 18. 1968. Forun: We often sit and talk of him. DEVElDPiiPIIINT* Movie; When wer are all together. For his memory is the only thing. Grown by a Sports Tliat we shal have forever. 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05735 ■ . ' • ; \ • U ' '' M ya g e - i - wi!;i!;Kii:ND - April IT. 197S WEEKEND — April 17, 1976 — Page 3 Musical events This week’s movies pn TV Mario Thomas, Alan Alda, The Hartford Symphony Orchestra, con­ Friday Marian Hailey. Forum ducted by Arthur Winograd, will present a Today Chalice” (1954). Paul New­ 11:30 (3) “Giant” (1956). concert Thursday at 8:15 p.m. at Hart­ SUircase” (1967)'. Sandy Den­ 1:00 (5) ‘"Ihe Virginian” man, Virginia Mayo, Jack Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hud­ ford’s Bushneil Memorial Hall. It will 1:00 (5) "I Bury the Living” nis, Patrick Bedford, Eileen (1929). Gary Cooper, Walter son, James Dean. Balance. Heckart. Huston. of the arts ■ feature pianist Andre Watts in (1958). Richard Boone, Peggy 9:00 (20-22-30) “ The 11:30 (5) “For Whom the MacDowell’s Piano Concerto and Maurer. 11:30 ( 40) ‘"rhe Moon is 1:00 (9) “The Horizontal Bell Tolls” (1943). Ingrid Greatest Story Ever Told” Blue” (1953). William Holden, Gershwin’s “Rhapsody in Blue.” 2:30 (5) “Captain January” Conclusion. Lieutenant” (1962). Jim Hut­ Bergman, Gary Cooper, Akim Drama in Mancheater Other Bushneil events include a perfor­ (1938). Shirley Temple, Guy David Niven, Maggie ton, Paula Prentiss, Jack Tamiroff. Kibbee. 9:00 (24-57) “Trio” (1950). McNamara. Carter. mance of traditional Irish folk music by Jean Simmons, Michael I ■ 11:30(9) “That Cold Day in The Manchester Community College 6:30 (9) "The Little Shop of 1:00 (9) “The Hypnotic the Park” (1969). Sandy Den­ the Chieftains, at 8 p.m. on April 24, and a Rennie, James Hayter. drama department will produce Thornton H orrors” (1961). Jackie Eye” (1960). Jacques 4:00 (9) “ Strategy of nis, Michael Burns. Wilder s Our Town on April 22. 23 and two-performance show by Loretta Lynn 11:30 (3) “ T he'R obe” Bergerac, Merry Anders, Terror” (1967). Hugh O’Brien, Joseph, Jack Nicolson, (1953). Richard Burton, Jean 1:30 (2) “ Delicate 24. The piay win oe presemea at t):3U p.m. on April 25 at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Jonathan Haze. Marcia Henderson. Barbara Rush. i Simmons, Victor Mature. Delinquent” (1957). Jerry each night at the college auditorium at the Information about the Loretta Lynn 2:00 (2) “Somewhere I’ll 4:30 (20) “Bond Street” Lewis, Martha Hyer. 7:00 (5) “Stanley & 11:30 (5) “The Charge of the Bidwell St. campus. Tickets will be show is available by telephoning 522-2209. Livingston” (1939). Spencer Find You” (1942). Clark (1948). Hazel Court, Jean 2:15 (5) “Every Night at Light Brigade” (1936). Errol Gable, Lana ’Turner. Kent. 9:00 (3) “How Sweet It available at the door (6464900, extension Information about other Bushneii events Tracey, Nancy Kelly. Flynn, David Niven. Eight” (1935). George Raft, 4:05 (2) “Dark City’’. (1950). Is” (1968). James Garner, Alice Faye. 259). is availabie by teiephoning 246-6807. 8:00 (9) “The Silver 11:30 (8) “Up the Down Charlton Heston. Debbie Reynolds, Terry- 4:00 (2) “Run of the Arrow” The Little Theatre of Manchester will •^ 7 Musical events at the University of Thomas. Connecticut, Storrs, include a University (1956). Rod Steiger, Brian present “Wait Until Dark,” a mystery- 9:00 (8-40) “Jenny” (1970). Keith. thriller by Frederick Knott, on May 19,21 Concert Band concert Thursday at 8:15 Sunday McKern. Mangano, Arthur Kennedy. and 22 at East Catholic High School. Betty p.m. in Jorgensen Auditorium and a per­ 2:00 ( 40) “Beat the Devil” 10:00 (9) “East of Eden” 7:30 (30) “ She Wore a (1953). Humphrey Bogart, Spalla will direct the drama, which formance by guitarist Timothy Olbrych at Yellow Ribbon” (1949). John (1955). James Dean, Julie Jennifer Jones, Robert Harris, Raymond l^ssey. Redd inks ABC pact replaces the previously announced LTM 8:15 p.m. Wednesday at Von der Mehdbn Wayne, Joanne Dru, Ben Morley. production of Tennessee Williams’ “The Recital Hall. The Wednesday night show Johnson. 11:30 (30) “Easter Parade” 3:00 (5) "Story of Mankind” (1948).. Fred Astaire, Judy F’ox*- Star of NBC-TV’s “Sanford Rose Tattoo.” I is free. Cali 486-3728 for Jorgensen infor­ 12:00 (5) “Hold That Hyp­ (1957). Ronald Coleman, Hedy and Son, have signed a multi-million-dollar, long-term Garland. In drama Because the Little Theatre production mation. notist” (1957). Bowery Boys. Lamarr, Marx Bros. agreement m which Foxx will come to ABC in 1977-1978. 11:30 (40) “Roustabout” Ariane Munker plays will be presented on three nights instead On April 24, the Marion Brown Group 1:00 (5) “Where Angels Go 4:00 ( 20) Spanish. Trouble Follows” (1957). (1964). Elvis Presley. Bar­ Marianne Randolph on ARr’in comedy-variety series for of the usual four-night, two-weekend run, will present a program of contemporary 6:00 (5) “ Jane E yre” A b t in that season. Meanwhile, through 1976-1977 he’s Stella Slevens, Rosalind bara Stanwyck. NBC-TV’s daytime drama patrons are being ask^ to specify which jazz at Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum St (1971). George C. Scott, 12:30 (5) Thriller. committed to the NBC-TV sitcom, which is returning for Russell, Milton Berle. serial, “Another World.” night they wish to attend. The information Hartford (525-5521). Susannah York. 1:20 (2) “San Francisco” Its fifth season this fall. “ 2:00 (8) “Help” (1965). 7:00 (9) “Barabbas” (1962). should be returned promptly so seats can On ’Thursday, Stephen Blair will present Beatles, Victor Spinetti, Lm (1936). Clark Gable, Jeanette be assured. a concert on the Moog synthesizer at Anthony Quinn, Silvana MacDonald, Spencer Tracy. Rodgers musicals Engleman Hall, Southern Connecticut State College, New Haven. It’s free. (1952).Jack Hawkins, Michael The story of Noah and the Ark will be Monday Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, Denison, Dulcie Gray. Akim Tamiroff. created through the magic of puppets and 1:00 (5) “U.F.O.” Tom 8:00 (9) “Hangover Square” people in the Richard Rodgers musical, Powers, . 11:30 (9) “Dead Reckoning” Exhibits In the state (1945). Laird Cregar, Linda (1947). Humphrey Bogart, “Two by Two,” tonight through April 24 at Charles B. Ferguson, a Farmington 1:00 (9). “Sullivan’s Em­ Darnell, George Sanders. pire” (1969). Martin Milner, Lizabeth Scott. the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater, Univer­ resident and well-known artist, is 11:30 (3) “ Journey to 1:30 (2) “ That Certain sity of Connecticut, Storrs (428-2912). Clu Gulager, Karen Jensen. Shiloh” (1968). James Caan, exhibiting his work through May 15 at the 4:00 (9) “House of Cards” Feeling” (1956). Bob Hope, “South Pacific,” with music by Richard Barnes Gallery of the Loomis Chaffee Michael Sarrazin, Brenda Eva Marie Saint. (1968). Orson Welles, George Scott. Rodgers, will be presented by the Aetna School, Windsor. Ferguson, who has 4:00 (2) “ White Cargo” restaurant a cocktail lo u n g e Peppard, Inger Stevens. 11:30 (5) “The General Died Players April 23 and 24 at the Aetna Life & exhibited throughout New England, is co­ (1942). Walter Pidgeon, Hedy 4:30 (20) "Angels One Five” at Dawn” (1936). Gary Lamarr. Casualty Auditorium, 151 ^’armington owner of the Grist Mill Art Gallery in Far­ OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Ave., Hartford. Performances will be at mington. 1250 BURNSIDE AVE. 8;30 p.m. (273-7343). Wedding In 'Our Toiitn’ An exhibit of 16th Century medieval ar­ Tuesday Marshall Thompson, Charles Highway” (1949). Richard TELEPHONE ZW-2704 Dinner theaters mor is now at the (^ildren’s Museum of Drake. Jim Joy, right, who plays the stage manager in “Our Town” 1:00 (5) “Shadow on the Conte, Lee J. Cobb, Valentina Theodore Bikel is starring in “ Zorba!” Hartford, 950 Trout Brook Dr., WestHart- 4:30 ( 20) “Another Shore” Cortesa. presented by M ^ e s t e r Community College, is shown in the wed- Land” (1968). Jackie Cooper, (1948). Robert Beatty. through April 25 at thlCoachlight Dinner ford. On display are various pieces such as John Forsythe, Carol Lynley. 12:00 (9) “Paths of Glory” Theaffe in EasTWIndsor. Opening A p n l'^ '' .,dmp;enewithi©meHe«eI^ Emily Webb and Jim Pasqurell a jousting suit, combat armor, pole arms 9:00 ( 24-57) “Antonia” : A Kirk Douglas, Ralph Meeker. 27, and playing through June 20, is “Damn and lances, swords and parade shields. 1:00 (9) “ Mara Maru” Portrait of Woman” (1974). 1:30 (2) "Secret Man” as Oeorge Gibbs The show will be presented in the MCC Bidwell St. (1952). Errol Flynn; Ruth Easter Sunday Yankees,” starring Jim Pritchett. Mystic Seaport Inc. in Mystic has (1958). Marshall Thompson, auditorium April 22 to 24. (Herald photo by Dunn) Roman, Raymond Burr. 11:30 (3) “ Gunfight at John Loder. Opening April 20 at the Chateau de Ville opened a new shipbuilding exhibit, Comanche Creek” (1964). 3:35 (2) “TheiLonely Man” Dinner Theatre in East Windsor is Martha dominated by the 92-foot-long keel of a 4:00 (9) "To Hell And Back” Audie Murphy. Dinner (1955). Audie Murphy, (1957). Jack Palance, Anthony Raye in “Everybody Loves Opal.” The 76 Shrine Circus, 19th Century whaleship, to introduce 11:30 (5) “Thieves’ Perkins. Save The Fuse... show runs through May 16. museum visitors to the crafts of ship­ And Leave The Cooking To Ua Downstate theater to open Monday ^ building and restoration. The exhibit is a t. the Seaport’s Preservation Shipyard. The Yale Repertory Theatre presents The 44th annual Sphinx Temple Shrine Wednesday of Whitehall” (1942). Will Smith, Syndey Greenstreet. Shakespeare’s “Troilus and Cressida” Circus will open Monday for a seven-day Hay. 1:00 (5) “The Lady and the 11:30 (40) “The Day the through May 15 at the theater, corner of ' For the children 8:00 (9) “Houdini” (1953). Earth Moved” (1974). Jackie Complete Dinner CHILDREN performance schedule at the State Ar­ Monster” (1944). Erich Von BAKED HAM w/HNEAPPU SAUCE 8-75 Chapel and York Sts., New Haven (436- mory on Broad St. in Hartford. Foot Prints-Community Arts Center at Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. Cooper, Cleavon Little. UNDER 12 YEARS Strohiem, Richard Arlen. 10:00 (9) “The Milkman” 1600). The spectacuiar, 22-act show features 466 Main St., Manchester, will present the 12:00 (9) “Cobra Woman” ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF .... 7.75 1:00 (9) “The Gattling Gun” (1951). Donald O’Conner, Jim­ Edith Wharton’s ‘"The House of Mirth” aeriai feats, clowns, and jungle animals. Jazna Zahl Puppet Theatre Sunday at 2 (1944). John Hall, Maria FILCT MI8N0N...... 7.75 Guy Steckwell, Woody Strode, my Durante, Piper Laurie. Montez. «3.95 is playing through May 7 at the Long Slated for performances are “The Sen­ p.m. It’s for children ages 4 to 12. Tickets i SIRLOIN STEAK ...... 7.75 Patrick Wayne. 1:30 (2) “ The Savage” Wharf ’Theatre in New Haven (787-4284). sational Swaying Stars,” “Mr. Rhythm, will .be available at the door. 11:30 (3) “Elmer Gantry” VEAL SCALOPPINE ...... 6.25 (1960). Richard Brooks, Burt (1952). Charlton Heston, The 1976 season of the Goodspeed Opera the World’s Most Talented Horseman,” The Ragbag Children’s Theater Ensem­ 4:00 (9) “Texas Across the BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP...... 6.95 River” (1966). Dean Martin, Lancaster, Shirley Jones. Susan Morrow. House, East Haddam, opens May 4 with “The Performing Pachyderms of Eloise ble, a University of Connecticut traveling Call for Reservations ,AI_ Aiain Delon, Joey Bishop. 3:50 (2) “The Unholy Four” ROAST CHICKEN w/ the revival of “Dearest Enemy,” the Berchtold,” and many others. troupe for tykes, will present “The Return 11:30 <5) “Conflict” (1945). 4:30 ( 20) “The Black Sheep (1954). Paulette Goddard, CRANBERRY SAUCE...... 5.75 Rodgers and Hart musical. It will play Performances are scheduled for 1;30 of Little Red Riding Hood” at Coventry Humphrey Bogart, Alexis William Sylvester. SPABHEHI AND MEATBALLS ... 3.95 289-2704 through June 20. p.m. and 7;45 p.m. Monday through schools this week. The group will appear Friday, and 2 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Saturday Wednesday and Friday at the Coventry and Sunday. Advanced seat reservations Grammar School and April 28 at Coven­ Having A Wedding, Bowling Banquet or Retirement Party? are being taken and general admission try ’s Robertson School. Thursday 4:30 (20) “The Blue Peter” 11:30 (5) “Lady Liberty” I Enjoy elegant dining and serene privacy In our new plush banquet tickets are available on the day of the (1954) . Kieron Moore, Sarah (1972). Sophia Loren, Charles show. 1:00 (5) “New Invisible Lawson, Greta Gynt. Bartlett. I and meeting rooms. (Accommodates 20 - 300) ^66le6nc( Film, lecture at MCC Man” (1962). Arturo de Cor­ 8:00 (9) “Run For Cover” 11:30 (9) “Shadow of a Weekend, an entertainment and televi- ‘Culebra,” a film, and “Super Port,” a dova, Ana Lusia. (1955) . James Cagney, Viveca Sion supplement, is published each Satur- Travelogue series 1:00 (9) “Toy Tiger” (1956). Doubt” (1943). Teresa Wright, OUR mmER PATRONS slide show, will be presented Wednesday Lindfors, John Derek. Joseph Cotton. i day by The Manchester Evening Herald, Seven narrated travel films will be Jeff Chandler, Laraine Day, at 8 p.m. at the Manchester Community 9:00 (20-22-30) “Judge Hor­ 1(2) '.‘The Black Orchid” Dine and Dance to CLIP THIS COUPON i Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. featured in the 1976-77 travelogue series at College student center, Bidwell St. Tim Hovey. ton and the Scottsboro Boys” g Deadline for Forum of the Arts; Eight (1959). Anthony Quinn, Sophia Hartford’s Bushneil Memorial Hall. At noon on Friday, Susan Ellman wili 4:00 (9) “Dangerous Days Arthur Hill, Lewis J. Stadlen, Loren. PETE RICCARDO TRIO ANO GET A FREE : days before publication. Advertising of Kiowa Jones” (1966). Subjects include Rome, Poland, Ken Kercheval. 3:50 (2) “The Girl Who Wadnaaday — Saturday GLASS OF WINE deadline: Five days before publication. “Women and Psycodrama” at Robert Horton, Diane Baker Afghanistan, Israel, New Zealand, Hawaii TOE TOE THE CLOWN the MCC Women’s Center, Bidweli St 11:30 (3) “Return of the Knew Too Much” (1968). WITH YOUR DINNER and the sea. pi. ■ Sal Mineo. Seven” (1966). Yul Brynner. ...at the Shrine Circus Both events are free. Adam West, Nancy Kwan. Page 4 - WEEKEND - April 17, 1976

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Tony Adwards...... 8-40 Week in Review...... 24 ...... 8 Your Mayor's Report .... 40 Teach I n ...... ig 1:30 Ring Around the World . 30 Point of View ...... Adams Chronicles___ Word of L ife ...... ig 1 Black Perspective...... ,. 30 ...... 9 57 Victory Garden...... 24 Make It Real ...... 8 Survival K it...... 57 7:30 Easter M ass ...... 1:15 McMillan & Wife .,. .20-22-30 1 . .20-22-30 Formby's Workshop ...... 30 Celebrity Tennis...... 9 6:30 .. 3 L atino...... 40 NBA Play-O ff...... 3 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 B ) Call of the W est...... 20 In Their Tracks! 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New Engiand Journal...... 3 Living Word ...... 18 Rock Concert ...... 5- 1:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Pirates. Happy Days...... 8-40 N'BC-TV will air "Tlie Dennis the M enace...... 5 Another World ...... 20-22-30 2:00 5:00 (8-40) Wide World of Sports. 1:30 (20-30) Tennis: Laver vs. Nastase. Tuesday Hollywood Squares . .20-22-30 Murder of Huey Long " as a Not ready 5:00 (9) Champions: Skiing. Phii Donahue ...... g Movie *...... 2 2:00 (22) Baseball: Red Sox vs. White Villa Alegre...... 24 two-hour special nexi season. 8:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Cardinals. Kitty Today...... 22 Chevy Chgse is one of the Biography ...... 3 6:00 (8-40) Golf: MONY Tournament of Sox. Sesame St...! ...... 57 3:30 Danny Kaye is one ol the Champions. 10:00 (24) The Way It Was: Army vs. Not Ready foT Prime Time 3:00 3:30 (3) NBA Pre-Game Show. Not for Women Only...... 30 Mickey Mouse Club ...... 3-5 owners of Seattle's expansion Columbia football 1947. Players, featured in NBC- 6:00 (9) Racing from Aqueduct: The 3:30 (8-40) American Sportsman. Strum’n Drum m ers...... 40 Noon One Life to Live ...... 8-40 baseball teair. S aint...... 3 Wood Memorial. TV’s “Saturday Night” at 4:05 3:30 (20-30) Grandstand. News...... , 3-8-9 L assie...... 9 David Wnlper will produce 8:00 (8-40) Olympic (Champions and Friday T oday...... 20 11:40 p.m. M ovie...... 2 3:45 (3) NBA Playoff. Magnificent Marble PTL C lub...... 18 "Tbc Billionaire" from Clit- Challengers. 9:30 4:00 (9) NASL Soccer: New York 8:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Astros. M achine...... 20-22-30 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 ford Irving's hoax biography

Monday, April, 19 HTv ^b n i t h Thursday, April 22 6:00 Friends of Man ...... 20 Jigsaw John ...... 20-22-30 WEEKEND - April 17, 1976 — Page 7 , 6:00 9:30 News...... 3-8-22-30 MacNeil R eport...... 24 Gnedin Line...... 24 Bewitched ...... 5 (HROMACOLOR News...... 3-8-22-30 Manna...... 18 Friday, April 23 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Flying C ircus...... 57 Bewitched...... 5 It Takes a Thief...... 9 Polka ...... 40 10:30 10:00 1643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING It Takes A Thief ...... 9 6:00 8:30 Real McCoys...... 18 Martin Agronsky...... 57 Meet the M ayors...... 9 BUCK S WHITE TV American Parade ...... 3 To be announced ...... 20 Real McCoys...... 18 News...... ,5 News...... 3-8-22-30 Merv G riffin...... 5 8:00 No-Honestly...... 57 Bewitched ...... 5 Zoom...... 24-57 To be announced ...... 20 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 Mets Baseball...... 9 Rhoda...... 3 11:00 STEREO-RADIO Zoom...... 2857 It Takes a Thief...... q crewel Gunsmoke ...... 40 Cross W its...... 5 Wor Latin New York ...... 9 / M O R^^gri^B^ 5 ^ E R f i t 7 The Practice...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40 Sales & Service Gunsmoke...... ".___ 40 PTL Club ...... 18 Real McCoys...... j- Wall St. Week...... 57 we have a wonderful new assortment 6:15 On the Rocks ...... 8-40 Mary H artm an...... 5-57 To be announced ...... 0 News...... ■ 20 6:15 10:30 9:00 from bibs to quilts... Movie...... 9 Lucy Show r r : ...... 9 News...... 20 CPTV Auction...... 24 6:30 700 C lub...... 18 ALWAYS BEST Gamer Ted Armstrong___ 9 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 M ovies...... 3^40 11:30 6:30 Gunsmoke...... 40 we’re the store with every little Partridge Family...... 5 Pilot ...... 20-22-30 BUY AT 11:00 Z o o m ....,...... : Rockford57 F ile s...... 20-22-30 M ovies...... 3-5-9 Partridge Fam ily...... 5 Auction Continues...... 24 thing et telrwey prices) News...... 8-20-22-30 People ii Polities ...... 24-57 News...... 3-822-24 3840 6:15 Merv G riffin...... 8 News...... 8-2822-30 Masterpiece Theatre...... 57 American Outdoorsman .. 18 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 , TURNPIKE TV Mary Hartman...... 5-57 ^ FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY News...... 20 En Francais ...... 24 8:30 • BiggntTradti Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 Lucy Show...... 9 9:30 Phyllis ...... 3 Fonda...... 40 As Man Behaves ...... 24 CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRST 6:30 “When a Carrascolendas...... 57 • Fiw Horn Trial Dicit Van Dyke...... 20 B ible...... 18 dollar’s Merv Griffin...... 5 MacNeil R eport...... 57 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 on all makes... Partridge Fam ily...... ’... 5 6:45 11:30 10:00 worth Baseball...... 8-40 1:00 • ONE YEAR 7:00 News...... 8-2822-30 Searching Society...... 24 M ovies...... 889 News...... 5 a dollarT Piccadilly Circus...... 24-57 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 News...... 822-40 Water W orld...... ig 7:00 FREE SERVICE Merv Griffin...... 8 PTL Club...... ! ! ' ^ 18 1:30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 LOAN and RENTAL CARS Carrascolendas...... 57 (• News...... 3-22-40 9:00 Johnny Carson...... 2822-30 Police Story ...... 20-22-30 Movie ...... 2 Concentration...... 8 I Available by Appointment... | 7:00 Andy Griffith ...... 5 All in the Family...... 3 M annix...... 40 Decades of Decision...... 57 Joe Franklin...... 9 t Srtdactlon Ironside ...... 9 News...... 3-22-40 Concentration...... 8 Joe Forrester...... 20-22-30 MacNeil Report ...... 57 11:00 1:35 Guarantaad Nashville Andy Griffith ...... 5 Ironside ...... 9 12:40 9:30 on the R oad...... 18 Concentration...... g News...... 3-8-22-30-40 Journey to Adventure___18 Jack Benny Show...... 5 orMonay STAN OZMEK, Manager Mary H artm an...... 5-57 Maude...... 3 Magician ...... 40 Ironside ...... 9 Film ...... 20 2:05 Sounding Board ...... 20 Lucy Show...... 9 New York Report ...... 9 Rafundad Black Perspective...... 2857 1:00 ^ 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER | Wilburn B rothers...... 18 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Hitchcock Presents...... 5 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Life in the S p irit...... 18 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Tomorrow...... 2822-30 F ilm ...... ;. 20 Ask Kleiner Anyone For Tennyson...... 57 3:30 11:30 7:30 1:30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 7:30 Pat Collins...... 2 TURNPIKE TV Movies ...... 3.5.9 By Dick Kleiner 10:00 L ottery...... 3 M ovie...... 2 Aviation W eather...... ; 57 Price is Right...... 3 4:00 Merv G riffin...... g In the Name ofFather ___ 3 273 V'L Vlicklle Tnijike Adam 12...... 5 Jack Benny...... 5 Adam 12...... 5 News...... 5 M ovie...... 2 Television channels 7:30 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 Candid Camera...... 8 Joe F ranklin...... 9 Last of the Wild...... 8 Jersey Side ...... 9 MANCHESTER Match Game P M ...... 3 Rookies ...... 40 1 . 5:50 M edix...... 18 2:05 Connecticut R eport...... 18 PTL Club...... 18 2 ...... WCBS, New24, YorkConnecticut Public Televi­ Adam 12...... 5 MacNeil R eport...... 57 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Hitchcock P resen ts...... 5 3 ...... WFSB, Hartford sion, are also seen on Channel Issues of ’76 ...... 8 12:40 DEAR DICK: I would like to know if Richard Thomas has 649-3406 WHNB-TV 3:20 5 ...... WNEW, New York 53, Norwich. Both stations New Directions ...... ig Room 222 ...... 40 d p L c “ '*• ‘f *>e plan to? R. Special E dition...... 30 Pat Collins...... 2 8 ...... WTNH, Newhave Haven daytime oriented rn h iS , htockton, Ca. Dragnet ...... 40 Fisherm an...... 20 1:00 Tuesday, April 20 3:50 9 ...... WOR, New York programming. Let’s Make a D eal...... 22 Yes, Thomas' Minute has come and gone. If you missed it Martin Agronsky ...... 57 18...... WHCT, Hartford Midnight Special . .. .2822-30 stick around until 2076. when they'll all be repeated for our M ovie...... 2 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Tricentennial. 6:00 To Tell the Truth...... 30 8:00 20...... WATR, Waterbury 1:30 Survival K it...... 24-57 11:30 5:40 Subscribers to Greater Room 222 ...... 40 ••• News...... 3-822-30 Open D oor...... 57 Waltons ...... 3 2 2 ...... WWLP, Springfield Hartford CATV, Manchester M ovie...... 2 9:00 M ovies...... 3.5 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 K, Martin Agronsky...... 57 Bewitched ...... 5 Cross W its...... 5 24...... WEDH, Hartford cable television, will receive Joe Franklin...... 9 P!" ®f Hee Haw 7:30 MASH...... 3 Merv Griffin...... 8 related? LORETTA O’TOOLE, Troy, Ohio It Takes a Thief...... 9 Welcome Back. Kotter .. 8-40 30 — WHNB, West Hartford WHYN (40) on Clable Channel 2:15 Bobby Vinton ...... 3 Rookies ...... 8-40 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 8:00 No. Real McCoys...... 18 Adam 12...... 5 M ovie...... 9 The top ten 40...... WHYN, Springfield 4 and WGBY (57) on Cable M ovie...... 5 • •• Police Woman...... 2822-30 Mystery of the Week . . . . 40 Sara ...... 3 To be announced ...... 20 700 Club ...... 18 57...... WGBY, Springfield Channel 7. WCBS (2 ) will be Screen T est...... 8 M ovie...... 2857 MacNeil R eport...... 57 Cross W its...... 5 3:30 DEAR DICK; I used to watch When Things Were Rotten, Zoom...... 24-57 Mac D avis...... 2822-30 NEW YORK (UPI) - A.C. received on Cable Channel 9 Expressions...... 18 9:30 Donny & Marie ...... 8-40 Pat Collins...... 2 but then it disappeared. I was recently watching Don Adams’ Gunsmoke ...... 40 Midnight Fourth Estate...... 24 Nielsen Co. television ratings when WOR (9) is not on the Music City...... 20 One Day At a Time...... 3 Greatest Sports Legends .. 9 4:00 Screen Test on which they mentioned it as if it were still on the 6:15 M ovie...... 9 Mark of Jazz...... 57 for the week ending April 11: Programs seen on Channel air (ail night). air^What happened to it? JENNIFER HOSSIE, Canton, N.Y. Let’s Make a Deal...... 22 Christian Living...... 18 700 C lub...... 18 M ovie...... 2 News...... 20 MacNeil R eport...... 24 1:00 8:30 1. “Five Easy Pieces’’ The Don Adams show — one of TV’s all-time worsts — is 10:00 (ABC Monday movie). 2. Sanford & Son ...... 2822-30 5:40 Treasure Hunt ...... 30 Tomorrow...... 2822-30 Merv G riffin...... 5 Week in Review...... 57 taped a long time before it goes on the air. When that show you 6:30 CBS Reports...... 3 “Happy Days” (ABC). 3. Give Us This D a y ...... 2 watched was made. When Things Were Rotten was still being Partridge Family...... 5 Room 222 ...... 40 1:30 Barney Miller...... 8-40 Martin Agronsky...... 57 News...... 5 M ovie...... 2 Anyone For Tennyson___ 24 “Laverne and Shirley” shown. But>it,has^isappeared. victim of low ratings and News...... 82822-30 ABC News Closeup...... 8-40 (ABC). 4. "M-A-S-H” (CBS). primarily, unfumiy scripts. 8:00 Jack B enny...... 5 Lowell Thomas...... 57 Greatest Sports Legends . 18 PTL Club...... 18 5. “Welcome Back, Kotter” CBS News Special...... 3 1:45 9:00 As Man Behaves ...... 24 City of Angels___.^22-30 (ABC). 6. "Barney Miller” Saturday, April 24 DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me what new shows Cross W its...... 5 Joe Franklin...... 9 Hawaii Five-O ...... 3 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 The Way It Was ...... 24 (ABC). 7. "Six Million Dollar 6:00 Scott Jacoby will be playing in? Is he still acting? D M M Happy Days...... 8-40 Sts. of San Francisco . .. 8-40 Meriden, Conn. H abitat...... 57 2:05 Man” (ABC). 8. “ Kojak” The High Ag-USA...... 3 Adventures of Gilligan .. 8-40 7:00 American Lifestyle...... 9 M ovie...... 2822-30 Yes. Scott is still acting. His agent, Barry Solomon, says he Hitchcock P resents...... 5 (CBS). 9. "Baretta” (ABC). Science Fiction Theatre ... 9 News...... 3-22-40 700 C lub...... 18 10:30 Mao’s China ...... 2857 6:30 has no definite commitment now for a new show "but there 10. "Bionic Woman” (ABC). Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Movin' O n ...... 2822-30 Woman...... 2857 3:30 Mileage Cnamp Eye on Women...... 3 are a lot of possibilities, although we haven't firmed anything Concentration...... 8 Patterns for Living...... 5 Mr. R ogers...... 24 Behind the L in es...... 24-57 11:00 Pat Collins...... 2 up. That s agent talk for thev're dickering over fnonev Ironside ...... g 10:00 Scott, incidentally, is 19 now. 8:30 4:00 7:00 Pop Goes the Country___18 News...... 3-822-2830-40 '^"ml.CIvkCVCCJSp.ri Shazam'/Isis...... 3 *•* Merv Griffin...... 5 Mary. H artm an...... 857 M ovie...... ■...... 2 Ranger Station...... 3 Film ...... 20 Laveme & Shirley...... 8-40 Underdog...... 5 Monkees...... 5 DEAR DICK: Did Paul Michael Glaser and David Soul of Mundo Real...... 24 Nagasaki ...... 9 5:50 s c A v i n o 's Super Friends...... 8-40 Starsky and Hutch ever make any movies or are they planning Baseball...... 9 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Give Us This D a y ...... 2 Cartoon'Carnival...... 8 Lucy Show...... 22 Land of the Lost ___20-22-30 to? Also, do you know if the series is going to be continued next FURNITURE SHOP. INC. season? M. GRABASKAS, Toronto, Ohio Consultation ...... 30 Sesame St...... 24 Glaser was in one - "Butterflies Are Free " — before 2800 MAIN STREET, GLASTONBURY 7:30 10:30 Wednesday, April 21 Routs; Mon - Sat 9 to 5 Starsky and Hutch. Soul made a few. including "Magnum Big Blue Marble ...... 3 Komedy C lassics...... 5 Force." and he has one called "Dog Pound Shuffle, " soon to 6:00 Run Joe R un...... 20-22-30 Concentration...... 8 700 C lub...... 18 CUSTOM Dennis the M enace...... 5 be released. Glaser is currently acting on stage, during his ‘ News...... 3-822-30 Ironside ...... 9 Mary Hartman...... 857 News...... 9 11:00 vacation, appearing in "Luther" in Atlanta. And, .ves, the Bewitched ...... 5 Bob Hope...... 2822-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 DRAPERY To be announced ...... I8 Live From I Dream of Jeannie...... 22 Space Nuts ...... 3 series will definitely be on again next season. It Takes a Thief...... ,. 9 11:30 SPECIAL Film ...... 20 Lincoln Center ...... 2857 Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 Speed Buggy...... 8-40 Real McCoys...... ig To Tell the Truth...... 30 M ovies...... 85-40 Action T heatre...... 9 8:30 FOR APRIL 8:00 To be announced ...... 20 Victory Garden...... 57 Merv G riffin...... 8 Planet of the Apes.. .20-22-30 Zoom...... 24-57 Merv G riffin...... 5 Ranger Station...... 3 7:30 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 Electric Co...... 24 Gunsmoke ...... 40 9:00 EPA estim ates* on the Flintstones...... 5 Name That T une...... 3 MacNeil R eport...... 57 FREE 11:30 6:15 Cannon...... 3 Hong Kong Phooey ...... 8-40 Notice Adam 12...... 5 Midnight LINING N itli the Honda Civic CVCC 5-Speed are: Ghost Busters...... 3 News...... 20 B aretU ...... pwebne of every Newark and Fteality ...... 9 525,000 Pyram id...... 8 M ovie...... 9 ,47 mpg highway, 35 mpg clty.^ Em ergency...... 20-22-30 Oddball Couple...... 8-40 Don't be ashamed to 6:30 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 9:30 1:00 e v e r*iH i Westwind...... 20-22-30 bring your doggie to us! Partridge Family...... 5 The Rock...... ig 8:30 Wild Kingdom...... 2830 Tomorrow...... 2822-30 M Dnmrta Ihia II^Tlie actual mileage you get will varjf Brady Bunch v...... 5 .' Mister Rogers...... 24 Just because he's very News...... 82822-30 Lottery...... 22 Chico & the M an___2822-30 1:25 Vlepending on the type of driving you do? Tom and J e rry ...... 8-40 Noon dirty and needs a good Sports Challenge ...... I8 MacNeil R eport...... 24 10:00 Jack Benny...... 5 ► your driving habits, your car’a conditional Connecticut R ep o rt...... 9 Valley of the Dinosaurs ... 3 En Francais ...... 24 Room 222 ...... 49 Blue Knight...... 3 bath and clipping. Just 1:30 A werM ef sanpin M eeler le ebeese frem. and optional equipment. Sigmund...... 20 Soul T ra in ...... 5 Book B e at...... 57 Martin Agronsky...... 57 News...... 1 ,5 be ashamed of yourself M ovie...... 2 Josie & the Pussycats . 22-30 Lost Saucer...... 8 6:45 Starsky & Hutch ...... 8-40 Fer FREE sbep i t heme service Joe Franklin...... 9 Josie & Pussycats...... 20 if you don't make an Searching Society...... 24 6:00 M ovie...... 9 9:00 Bullwinkle...... 3 Jetsons...... 22-30 appointment for him or 7.-00 Tony Orlando & Dawn 3 PTL Club...... 18 2:00 Manchester Honda t : Cross W its...... 5 CALL 633^255 Partridge Family...... 5 Zoom...... 24 Mon.-Sot., 8-4 her soon! N ew s...... 822-40 Hawk . . . . ^ ...... 2822-30 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 Day or NH* S : 11 24 Adams St. 646-2789 |; Candlepin Bowling...... 40 Wonder Woman ...... 8-40 Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 9 Poor dogs can't call us. Andy Griffith ...... 5 11:00 3:20 SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT 12:30 M ovie...... Q Waldo Kitty'...... 20-22-30 87 1-08 00 V.G.K. News...... 3-822-283840 Pat Collins...... 2 Electric Co...... 24 Fat A lbert...... 3 9:30 American Bandstand...... 8 SUDS & SCISSORS DOGGIE SHOPPE Scooby-Doo ...... 3 Go-USA ...... 20-22-30 ROUTE 30 POST ROAD PLAZA VERNON, CONN. Bewitched ...... 5 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 F. D( Stone i sa lu ta t Manche 1976. The a morninf ad d res Em m e Laurent nounce scholar: who ma class. They Page 8 - WEEKEND - April 17, 1976 largest several didates 1965 the Most ‘bridge’ specimens show same wear 1964 the Gradi By RUSS MacKENRICK always see them with wear spots at the than adhesive stamps. 21 on K She refers to the seeming complexity of The gargantuan grizzly on this coin is points indicated by the arrows — the left Baker symbolic of the 26 days that California shoulder of the bear and the cloud above the Scott listings that “pale beside that of was a republic all by itself. It was still the bridge. the ... Thorp-Bartels catalog,” and says that the best book for the semi-specialist supposed to be a part of Mexico in June For this reason the writer in Coin World 1846. when a group of inspired settlers in feels that gem specimens may double in is the Minkus “New American.” Here one finds simply written but detailed info and the town of Sonoma value soon. At present the Red Book lists history for each group. elected themselves it at $26 in extra fine and $50 uncirculated. a president and ran The great monetary difference between Mueller is the author of a splendid over­ up a flag with a bear Stamps Tweedledee and Tweedledum in coins has view of this country’s philately, “United and a star on a white and fostered the recent upsurge of the Sheldon, States Postage Stamps — How to Collect, ground. Cooler or MS-70, system of grading. (MS means Understand and Enjoy Them.” It even h e a d s soon coins mint state). Here, for instance, an almost makes sense of that welter of the Third prevailed and the uncirculated piece is given a rating of MS- Bureau issues — those heads of citizens of the 50. Then they go up in jumps of 5 to MS-70 Washington and Franklin and Franklin “republic" threw in their lot with the — a flawless coin. and Washington that came out from 1908 United States. The everyday references are the to 1922. w The bear survives on the state flag of “Photograde” by J.F. Ruddy, and the The column in Linn’s is great, but I California, on their 1925 Jubilee half Brown and Dunn “Guide...” These books tree full view and the flowers close up. always get miffed by the let-’em-eat- dollar, and, as you see, on the Bay Bridge give eight or nine steps, which should be The spang new country, Tuvalu, has cakeness at the end: “Correspondence in half, minted in 1936. The occasion for the enough, but the Sheldon system slices the four stamps with coins and wildlife — oc­ cannot be accepted by the author.” Snoo­ you-know-what much thinner. It is on the topus, crab, flying fish, and a green turtle ty. What’s a wastebasket for? latter was the opening of a $77 million SoutI — a two for one deal all the way. bridge from San Francisco to Oakland. It verge of being designated as the “Stan­ w om a has some world record piers that go down dard” by the American Numismatic Coin-club hopping Postal stationery Candle' as far as 237 feet below the low tide level. Association. A chemistry professor at We learned about coin-club-hopping a.m. ai There was an overdone mintage of this Brown University, in a joshing letter to Anyone immune to boredom may do from Herman Krajewski’s quiz at the re­ said Cl coin and eventually almost a third of the Coin World, suggests more meaningful well to collect and study postal stationery. cent CCCC meeting. You can get a book NeigI number were melted down. There are still grades like GU for Grungy Uncirculated. Barbara Mueller’s monthly column in for a dollar that gives a choice of more Flath, plenty of them available but few are in top Linn’s, called “U.S. Classics,” is about to than 2,000 places to hit on your vacation. ment condition as they were jammed into rolls, New wildlife issues explore this topic. She speaks of the multi­ The April 12 Lunn’s, on p. 38, has the police. then poured out and sold to motorists near Montserrat has announced an issue of 15 ple characteristics of stamped envelopes whole song-and-dance on our upcoming Sgt. the bridge locations. Hence you nearly flowering trees. Each stamp shows the that make them more difficult to tabulate MANPEX (April 24 and 25 at tiling). James quiet arrival rear sc Mrs. Cheney Library adds books Library hours the flo all ove New books at Manchester’s Furlong — Puritan’s Mitchell— Yessir, I’ve been Mary Cheney Library a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Mary Cheney Library: progress here a long time Adult —9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Gordon — Lonely in Mondale — The accoun­ Monday through Friday, 9 America tability of power Whiton Memorial Library Fiction a m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. 1 to 5 Harriman — Special envoy Moore — The concise atlas Adult and Juvenile—10 a.m. • DeWeese — The doll with p.m. Sunday. to Churchill and Stalin 1941- of the universe to 8:30 p.m. Monday through opal eyes 1946 Juvenile —9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Kerr — The dark lady Noonan — Persons and Helmer — The deadly sim­ Monday through Thursday, 9 Saturday. Cooper — Death has a thou­ masks of the law ple mechanics of society sand doors Schlossberg — The pocket Hemingway — The Crichton — Eaters of the calculator game book dead transcendental meditation Snow — The romance of primer Here’s bookmobile route Lewin — Night cover Casco Bay Howe — World of our Steinberg — The creation of fathers consent Here’s next week’s schedule 3:30 p.m. —Wedgewood Dr. 2:10 p.m. —Timrod Rd. Nonfiction Hurst — Grand Ole Opry Thompson — At that point in for the Manchester Public 4:10p.m. —Fountain Village 2:50 p.m. —Wyneding Hill fic Gennett — The radical im­ Kerr — The silent clowns time Library bookmobile: Apartments. Rd. in perative Kraus — The entertainer Ulanov — Religion and the Monday Tuesday 3:30 p,m. —Carriage Dr. bu Brakefield — The Laffoon — Tornado unconscious 10:20 a.m. —Laurel Manor. 10:20 a.m. —Victoria Rd. 4:10 p.m. —Kane Rd. an sportsman's complete book of Leonard — The ultimate Welles — The last days of 11 a.m. —Bluefield Dr. 11 a.m. —Walnut and Arch Thursday Se trophy and meat care athlete the club 11:40 a.m. —Carver Lane. Sts. 10:20 a.m. —Hemlock St. w; Brustein — The culture Littlefair — Sin comes of Future power: a science fic­ 1:'30 p.m. —Main St. (down­ 11:40 a.m. —Goslee Dr. and 11 a.m. —W. Middle Tpke. be watch age tion anthology town). Cooper Hill St. 11:40 a.m. - E . Middle bl Cheney — “If all the great Maddox — The half-parent Faster than light; an 2:10 p.m. —Seaman Circle. 1:30 p.m .—Tudor Lane. Tpke. (near MHS). ba men” Miller — Norwegian original anthology about in­ 2:50 p.m. —Edison and 2:10 p.m. —Doane St. Fein — Jack Benny 1:30 p.m. —Garden Dr. rosemaling terstellar travel Whitney Rds. 2:50 p.m. —Montclair Dr. te 2:10 p.m. —West Side Rec. ar 3:30 p.m. —Carpenter Rd. 2:50 p.m. —Ardmore and 4:10 p.m. —Clyde Rd. re Whiton Memorial Library adds many books Marshall Rds. ar Wednesday 3:30 p.m. —Level Rd. and New books at Lofts — The homecoming world men 10:30 a.m. —Meadows Con­ Elizabeth Dr. Manchester's Whiton Lynch — The fine and hand­ valescent Home. Bruce — Revelations of New Jackson — Sagebrush coun­ 4:10 p.m. —Hillview Li Memorial Library: some captain 1:30 p.m. —Tuck Rd. England architecture; people try Apartments. th Michaels — The sea king’s and their buildings. Lindbergh — The flower and 19 Fiction daughter A cartoon history of United the nettle; diaries and letters dt Allen — Just tell me what Naip'aul — Guerillas States foreign policy, 1776- of Anne Morrow Lindbergh Prolific you want Ozick — The pegan rabbi, ly 1976 Moser — Central American In spite' of a large m Ansle — Take heed of loving and other stories Clepper — Growing up with jungles me private income, Edith D Ritner — Red carpet for the toys The New Yorker album of Godden — The peacock Wharton turned out 86 h Shah Dostoevsky — Dostoevsky: drawings spring books. A single short story d^ Schreiner — Thine is the reminiscences The people’s almanac Grandower — Seaview brought her $5,000 in the t( glory Florea — ABC of poultry Physician’s desk reference Manor Seymour — Harry's game raising; a complete guide for 1920s. si Roe — The whole truth Howard — Mr. Wrong Uris — Trinity the beginner or expert about Economy driving. Huff — Room beneath the Wallace — The R document Gelb — On the track of She’s the subject of a stairs Shoulder to shoulder; a murder; behind the scenes documentary new book —“ Edith Whar­ w Law — The big payoff Nonfiction with a homocide commando Vallee - Let the chips fall ton” — By R. W. B. Lewis. Cl Letton — The haunting of Asimov — The end of the squad White - The first three It’s publi^ed by Harper & tl Cliffside earth; the polar regions of the Giovanni — The women and years of life Row. V n g I C fl tl a t b PAPE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Muclmter. Conn.. Wed.. June 16, im Exposition formally The weather Inside today Eljem speaking Area News 23-24 Editorial 6 opened Mostly cloudy, chance of showers Business 20-21 Family 8-9 today. High near 80. Clearing tonight, bnrlj^fit^r StiFtting M m lb Classilled 28-30 Gardening II Lutz Junior Museum CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) fog Friday morning. Low in low 60s. 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HAnTPORD fllPII A nnu> cFoFa 3TP SVStpmfS thill nnorntp . . HARTFORD (UPI) — A new state are systems that operate effectively, In many cases, older men and SIZZLING program providing 1,000 elderly per­ he said. women arc sent to nursing homes or YOU'VE GOT A STEAK IN sons with home health care services .Mrs. Grasso said she hoped (he homes for the aged — not because Town Democratic Committee will keep them out of nursing homes, program's effectiveness would con­ they need medical attention - but SIDEWALK SALE drasMi-spertiwMr according lo Gov, Ella T. Grasso vince federal officials to make because of problems with continued CAIDOR IHOPPINO COkTIR PINEHURST "This will offer a meaningful alter­ available additional funds, and care at home, " she said THUR.-FRI.-SAT. MANCHESTIR endorses Schaffer Senate bid native to institutional care with some private health insurance firms to degree of cost effectiveness. " said offer policies covering such home This IS a human program DOORS OPEN 10 A.M. ______THE MEAT STORI By SOL R. COHEN said it's time for Democrats to get weigh" approach before Manchester state Aging Commissioner Charles services. designed to break the mold, to break an established, publicly funded Herald Reporter behind a candidate to beat the incum­ Democrats endorsed anyone. Odell, who joined Mrs. Grasso in an­ Health Commissioner Douglas IVe Have Block Island bent Republican and, without naming nouncing the program Wednesday Lloyd said he has talked to some system that perhaps uses more TENNIS DRESSES TEE SH IRTS start your barbeque off right with a steak fron On a split voice vote and with only Noting that Donald Irwin of TUBE TOPS FRESH SWORDFISH Pinehurst ... the U.S.D.A. Choice Meat Store, names, scored top state Democrats Norwalk also is seeking the nomina­ The program, which is 75 per cent Hartford-based Insurance firms and public money than it needs to and one-third of its membership present, who have said they they won't speak federally funded, will provide elderly they seemed interested but were doe,s not provide Ihcr best kind of IM A O IN I Cool Poly Cool We will have carefully aged U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless M anchester's Democratic Town tion, Reardon asked, "Why this fast Cotton or All Polyottor. Cottons Thif »Ti In Ihij out against U.S. Sen. Lowell persons with home nursing care, withholding final decisions until after help. " the governor said •0 9 9 299.499 feir. Oni Sin New York (shell) Strip Steaks ... individual size ... Committee Wednesday night en­ endorsement before even hearing or Nylons Weicker. Among those who have from Don Irwin?” delivered meals, special transporta­ the program gets underway, nil dll. Heinz Also Porterhouse ... Sirloin — you name i t ... we havel dorsed Secretary of the State Gloria Connecticut will pay nearly $90 Ro0. $29 i t ... If you want Steak at chuck prices, marinate one o(| made the remarks are Gov. Ella Reardon said the party needs tion, home helpers and in some cases sometime this summer Reg. $4 Schaffer for the party’s nomination Grasso and U.S. Sen. Abraham psychiatric help. million this fiscal year for about It),. the semi boneless center cut for U.S. senator. someone from Fairfield County to .Mrs Grasso said the project "is in Ketchup Ribicoff. Theoretically the program could the forefront of a changing 000 poor elderly persons confined to The motion to endorse was by beat Weicker and that Irwin, a The split vote for Mrs. Schaffer's save the state $8 2 million. Edward nursing homes in the slate, Lloyd CHUCK STEAKS William Desmond with a seconding former congressman and former philosophy” on the care of the eider- INDIAN GAUZE R*8. $7-$14 SWIMWEAR & endorsement was sparked by James Maher, Social Services Com­ said 14 oz. we are featuring al action by James Quigley. Desmond ly. SHIRTS or TUNICS TANK TOPS COVERUPS Reardon, who urged a "listen and Si'f Pune Two missioner, said state benefits lor per­ btl. 39< »1.09ib. sons in nursing homes average $8,500 PLAIDS 1976 Marinate in white wine, with Italian dressing or trv| STRIPES Cottons, a year, and 1,(X)0 persons will be kept Solids and Fancies FAMOUS Kikkoman TERIYAKI Barbeque Marinade and Sauce. I out of nursing homes by the program Border state tax case rejected BRANDS U.S.D.A. Choice Cube Steaks at $1.89 give you all steak| MHA rent subsidy application But Odell warned (here were other with no waste. ' WASHINGTON (UfM) - The .Massachusetts and Vermont against RO0. $12-14 Ao0. $9 OFF Hi-C cost factors that had lo be con­ Marinate one of our special U.S.D.A. Choice sidered. and said he would be content Supreme Court today rejected New Hampshire approved by federal agency if the skyrocketing growth of state attempts by bordering states lo ob­ The justices heard arguments by Fruit Drinks LONDON BROILS <1.79 ». health costs could be stabilized. tain nearly $55 million in taxes levied the slates last winter asking the high and cook it your favorite way. on out-of-state commuters by New court to invoke its original jurisdic­ SUMMER SKIRTS PEASANT TOPS SUMMER SLACKS 46 OZ. By DOLG BEVINS and local officials had little nope for posiliuii will be financed by a percen­ The program will involve elderly loidi •! Wrifs We will have FRESH Pork SPARE RIBS ... Perduel persons from 40 small towns In Jersey and New Hampshire tion to decide disputes between the Machine Just arrived. Pull on Herald Reporter approval. tage of the federal rent subidles. stales. Today, the justices said ihc ills Midrii waistband, wrinkis frss A can Broilers, Chicken Wings, Legs and Tender Breasts. The 45 units will be subsidized by Connecticul — some of whom will be In a 5-2 unsigned opinion, the Stripit, or Calty« Washsbls 44 The 45 units on nonelderly, existing sovereignty of Ihc individual slates 0 9 9 .0 9 9 4 4 4 « justices declined to hear Penn­ Acrylic washsbls poly pants. * * * I The Manchester Housing annual housing assistance con­ housing to be subsidized consists of 5 taken out of nursing homes and t lord rudi To get you started on one of the finest FRANKS, which sylvania's complaint against New was not directly involved, and so chilli Siir 7 9 ‘ Solids A Fancies. I Authority’s application for federal tributions of $98,532. Provisions of one-bedroom units, 20 two-bedroom returned to their homes, Odell said. are in the natural casing, we again feature declined to accept juri.sdiclion lucliir Plildi. RO0. $19-22 Rog. $7.00 Reg. $12 rent subsidies of existing housing for the approval are that 43 units are to units, 18 three-bedroom units and 32 Larger cities have their own home- Jersey and complaints by .'Vlaine. Cottom, Pdi t the elderly has been approved and be one-bedroom units and two are to four-bedroom units. In the nonelderly Cottoni Md loti Clorox the authority is planning to hire an mort. Grata & Weigel be two-bedroom units. program, eligibility is determined by Bleach administrator for the Housing Applications for the subsidies will family size and income, and up to 75 FRANKS ib M .5 9 Assistance Program. be made available soon to elderly per cent of monthly rental costs are Today’s news summary SHORTS • • • MHA C h airm an P a s c a l persons meeting requirements of the subsidized. SUMMER BAGS SUMMER DRESSES Gallon Mastrangelo said the federal Depart­ Imagine Poly A Colton If you want a skinless Frank, try program, which sets income limits to In other MHA business, Compllod from Unitod Proto Intornatlonol wllh Pockets end Cuffs. Finwut Miker Cotton Sun­ ju g ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ determine eligibility. Details are Mastrangelo reported that architect 68 ment approved the local request for Solid Colors. 399.499 dresses. Two piece Skirt Sols, « SKIN LESS being worked out by MHA Executive Dominic Cimino is still working on State some idvance trinsitlonal 1 6 « ® subsidy of 45 housing units for the Director Leon Enderlin. basic plans — the second in three BOSTON — Emergency plans, WASHINGTON - In 1970. dirk cottons. MosHy k. Slios Grote's Franks including possible use o f,National Rog. $6 elderly, in addition to previously ap­ Mastrangelo said the authority has stages of design — for the planned 40- NEW BRITAIN - A Court ol Richard ,Nixon gave the CIA prac­ Rog. $12 MS Reg. $28-40 Guard troops, have been readied proved subsidy of 45 housing units for decided to advertise for an individual unit elderly housing project in Common Pleas ruling declaring tically a free hand lo carry out 1st Prize Franks nonelderly, low-income families. by Massachusetts officials as last Crisco to administer both the elderly and Spencer St. unconstitutional Connecticut's old covert deeds as long us "the hand Mastrangelo said the MHA’s minute efforts are made to avert SPECIAL noelderly assistance programs, un­ Enderlin reported there are 184 law against retail sales on Sunday oi the U.S. government is not ap­ Shortening application was "a shot in the dark” der provisions of federal law. The new eligible applicants on the MHA’s a strike of some 50,000 slate parent." according to dcclassifi^ has raised serious questions about employes, waiting list for public housing. a new law’s legality. The ruling secret documents released 649-7608 649-2076 3 1b. $129 n . 4 9 , b was made Wednesday by Judge Wednesday, which indicate this ■ Francis Quinn who tossed out NEWPORT, R.I. - Visitors had been going on since 1947 when can I charges against 33 store employes hoping for a glimpse of the huge the CIA was formed and given HARRY STICKEL8 Tall Ships next week are being ad­ All Ihli w w k 209 lb. oil on our iptclal loan in New Britain, Berlin and authority for "dirty tricks ” in a Newington. vised to park outside the city and secret charter kept from the U.S.D.A. CHOICE lake shuttle buses. The Tall Ships Congress and the American peo­ SUBURBAN MOTOR CAR Duncan Hines eci> Festival starts June 24 and ends ple. INC. Cake Mixes 18 Va oz. pkg. v m BEEF PAniES WATERBURY - Layoff July 1. 50 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Freshly frozen in 4-lh. hoxea notices were mailed today to 74 (on Manchesler-Talcottville llne...across from Western Beef ) Instant Coffee $039 classroom teachers dismissed by National For All Your Automotive Needs! the school board in a move to cut DETROIT .- Two Filipino Maxwell House 10 OZ. Jar ^ lb. box *4.76 $740,000 from the school budget. ^ special 5K 1 WASHINGTON - Interior nurses — Leonora M. Perez. 31. The city’s 149 other nontenured and Filipina B. Narciso, 30. — “ALWAYS RELIABLE” FREE DRAWING teachers will be rehired. Secretary Thomas S. Klcppe said We Have Seidner'a Mayonnaise and Potato Salad... Wednesday the sale of leases for have been charged with killing FEATURING CB RADIO SET five patients last year at the HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. two of three Atlantic Ocean JSUNOCO QASOLINE TO BE GIVEN AWAY JUNE 30th 9 p.m. offshore oil deposits — the Veterans Adminislralion Hospital JSUNOCO MOTOR OIL MANY OTHER PRIZES Grasso says her neutrality in the in Ann Arbor by injecting them SHU8FINE MAYONNAISE DAD'S GENUINE 1 battle for the state Democratic Georges Bank and South Atlantic ^LUBRICATION 8 FREE LUBRICATIONS 9 — will be delayed until next year. with lethal drugs. JT IR E8 8 BRAKE ADJUSTMENTS OLD FASHIONED ‘•N party chairmanship will let the full qts. 99* party gel over its dependence on The only sale this year will be in JBATTERIE8 8 FREE OIL FILTERS \ New York City Aug. 17 for some i^ U N E U PS (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY) the late John M. Bailey, who she said "spoiled” the party. 900,000 acres of the Baltimore Ca­ JBRAKE WORK CANADA D8Y GINGE8 ALE ROOT BEER .9 ►-■ nyon, off New Jersey and ✓ MUFFLER-EXHAUST International Depotll For Drewing 3qts. *1i00 Delaware. ✓ FREE PICKUP - DELIVERY B4-oz.bott 3 9 ^ Regional ✓ ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS N am e...... NORFOLK, Va. — Southern LUANA, Angola — The attorney ✓ NIQHT SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT for two American mercenaries A d d re ss...... BOSTON — The Massachusetts Baptists have found themselves P lU t Shop Pinahurst...TAe Meat S(ore...Thurs. and Fri. 8 A.M. til 8 P.M. Senate has passed a sweeping embroiled in the emotional, prepared his final defense state­ Phone No...... Saturday 8 HI 6 — Sunday 8 HI 2 Carnival Days Sale begins at Parkade reform of the state's automobile highly controversial abortion ment today to try to prove the two GOOD RELIABLE insurance law that includes ad­ debate. A resolution expressing soldiers of fortune should not be ____ USED AUTOS Make & Year of C ar...... Hundreds of early bird shoppers thronged the Manchester I'arkade today where more than vantages for good drivers and displeasure with “indiscriminate " sentenced to death. On trial are PINEHURST GROCERY INC. repeals no-fault property damage abortion was debated Wednesday Gary Acker. 21. of Sacramento. Winneruessiiivi will wui beuc iiuiiiicu notified byuy phone.pnone. ■ 40 stores are participating in the Manchester Parkade Merchants AssociLon's annual Car FREE OIL FILTER WITH LUI AND OIL CHANGE I coverage. and is expected to come up again Calif., and Daniel Gearhart. 34. of PORIIQN CARS SXCLUDSD F ______302 Main, Mancheeter, Near The Armory nival Days Sale which runs through Saturday. A carnival featuring rides of all kinds is before the convention ends. Kensington. Md. being sponsored in conjunction with the sales event. (Herald photo by Pinto) T im PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. M*nch«iter. Conn., Thuri., June 17, lyWNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . Thurs . June 17. 1»76 — PAGE THREE Construction starts soon Dr. Rubin heads Temple PUCA opens hearings on sale Dr. Martin L. Rubin of isu On the board of directors are on MCC recreation complex Kennedy Rd. w u reflected preti- Jerrold Abell, William Bayer, dent of Mancheiter’i Temple Beth Herbert Bernstein, Harold Brody, Sholom Wedneaday night at the con­ Meyer Chelkin, Mrs. Ruth Cohen, of natural gas utility to CNG Conitnictlon Is expected to start The project is being financed by people who recognized the need and gregation’s annual meeting. He will Sidney Cohen, Arnold Dashefiky, HARTFORD (UPI) - Public next month on the first phase of a $250,000 from the college's auxiliary worked to get us to the point where serve his second one-year term. was negotiated PUCA staffers con­ Joseph Gordon, Charles Gorman, Utilities Control Authority hearings Connecticut, after it was lorrned as a new outdoor recreation compiex for services funds, under provisions of the project is moving ahead. A native of Gloversville, N.Y., he centrated on questions about Emanuel Hirtb, Dr. Harvey on whether to approve the sale of utility holding company NU's gas Manchester Community Coiiege, recent General Assembly action Denison thanked State Sen. David is a graduate of Williston Academy, background data they wanted lo Kahaner. Northeast Utilities’ natural gas business is operated by llartlord with the first facility — four lighted signed into law by Gov. Ella Grasso. Barry, State Reps. Francis Mahoney Princeton University and Harvard Also, Sidney Keller, Joseph Kop- examine. operations to the Connecticut Elcetnc Light Co and ( onneclicul tennis courts— due to open in the fall The state Public Works Department and Theodore Cummings, members Medical Scbool.He has resided in man, Leon Kramer, Arthur Lassow, The divestiture, ordered by the I.ight and Power semester. has already begun procedures to of the MCC Regional Council, and Manchester since July 1965. He and Natural Gas Co. are expected to be U.S. Securities and Exchange Com­ Leonard Lobr, Victor Moses, Mrs. lengthy. Had the sale occurred by the end of Plans for the recreational complex solicit bids for the project. former MCC Student Senate R esi­ his wife, the former Donna Kasowitx Bonnie Norman, Michael Norman, mission in 1966, was approvi-d by the Northeast Utilities officials con­ 1975. Northeast said CNG wnuld have call for a baseball diamond, soccer The new recreational complex will dent Richard Bennet for their ef­ of New Haven, have four children — Mrs. Sandy Novitch, Benjamin SEC Tuesday But still it needs the tinued their testimony joday. paid $145 million Hut the final price field, softball diamond and track, as be the first permanent facility of any forts. Burton, 14, Jonathon, 13, Paul, 10, Reichlln, David Rubin, Stephen approval of the PUCA and the Most of the opening-day testimony will depend on if and when the sale is well as the tennis courts, but college kind for MCC, Denison said. The Nearly 2,000 people are active in and Julie, 1 Stolzer. Federal Power Commission allowed various college athletic programs, Wednesday recounted why the SEC officials aren't sure they'll have coiiege has been housed in temporary Other officers elected Wednesday Also, Mrs. Susan Stoppleman, Southern Connecticut said gas including 500 physical education Ur. Marlin L. Rubin ordered the divestiture and how it Southern Connecticut Gas Co op­ enough money to finish the project. buildings on the Bidweil St. campus night are Merwin Meridy, executive Calvin Vinlck, Aaron Weintraub, customers face an inevitable rate "At this time,” MCC President since 1971, and it has rented or students, 500 intramural sports par­ vice-president; Charles Borgida, David Wlchman, Max Zucker, the poses the .sale, charging CNG pur­ posely bid a higher-than-fair price in inerca.se as a result of the bid, sub­ Ronald Denison said, "we aren't cer­ borrowed athletic facilities ticipants and nearly 200 competitors financial vice-president; Dr. Stanley Sisterhood president, a delegate mitted by CNG tain how much of the total plan can throughout its history. in intercollegiate sports. In addition, Pearlfon, school vice-president; from the Sisterhood, chairman of the order to gain a commanding lead over the state's other gas utilities A spokesman lor Southern, which be built for the amount of money we ‘‘Ail of the plann^ facilities are MCC offers recreation programs for Henry Katz, rituals vice-president; UJA (United Jewish Appeal), the Dateline 1776 now serves the New Haven and are presently authorized to spend. badly needed,” Denison said, “both the community, including summer Maurice Pass, Temple properties president(s) of the Mr. and Mrs. Gub Hridgeporl areas, said the PUCA is We plan to complete the four tennis for college programs and for a varie­ clinics for youngsters in baseball, vice-president. and two delegates from the USY The PUCA hearings were to deter­ any action by the Maryland Conven­ mine whether the controversial sale mandated lo be concerned with the courts and then go as far with the ball ty of community recreation ac­ basketball, soccer and golf. AIm , Sanol Solomon, Memorial (United Synagogue Youth). By United Press International tion to withdraw the province from would push up CNG's rates, and consumers and the shareholders ' fields as the money permits.” tivities. We are grateful to the many Park vice-president; Jason Novitch, On the board of trustees are Jack FREDERICK, Md., June 17- The the colonial cause. The meeting also whether it was in the best interest o( CNG President Hobcrl Wilhs treasurer; Jerome Baskin, auditor; Sandals, chairman, Philip Bayer, Frederick County Committee greed advocated the separation of execut:ve. consumers testified last year at SEC hearings Elliott Zimmerman, financial Sidney Eliis, Max Goodstine, Max to support any move by Congress legislative and judicial branches of that his company, which now .serves secretary; and Stewart Davis, recor­ Grossman and Nat Scbwedel. leading to independence and oppose The SEC required NU to sell its gas the Hartford area, can finance the Town Democratic committee ding secretary. the government. operations, with 145,000 customers in purchase "with no adverse elleci or relationship to current rales ' Conlinurd from Pagr One State Reps. Francis Mahoney and “Honoring Friends Dinner-Dance' mayor of Norwalk, could be that Ted Cummings for re-election. made a profit of $2,387, making it the someone. He said he doesn’t oppose Wenesday night, John Sullivan most successful Democratic event in MANCHESTERS LARGEST Mrs. Schaffer and isn’t against received a standing ovation for being recent years. He said the local women’s lib, but simply wants to re-elected unanimously state central treasury is $4,287 in the black. Scot Rotarian visits TOBACCO SHOPPE hear from all candidates for the committeeman from the 4th Town Chairman Cummings cited nomination before backing anyone. Senatorial District. Mary LeDuc was the harmony among Democrats on Kenneth Ostrlnsky of 30 Saulters Rd., a couple’s first visit to the United States. The committee also endorsed endorsed for re-election as state cen­ the national, state and local level and past president of Manchester Rotary While in the area. Dr. Davidson will tour Herbert Stevenson for re-election as tral committeewoman from the 3rd forecast victoi^ for the party in Club, and his wife will be hosts to a fellow the new medical-dental hospital in Far­ Manchester Democratic registrar of Senatorial District. Manchester in November. "We ought Perfect step in Bicentennial Parade Rotarian and his wife from Scotland this mington. Dr. Davidson has a son who is a FATHERS DAY voters and State Sen. George Hannon Sullivan is on a list of nine to win the town big," he predicted. weekend. lecturer in dentistry at the University of “WE SAVE YOU MONEY" "possibles" Gov. Grasso said she The Southbury Eagle Drum Corps, leading Section 4 of the Bicentenniai Division of Satur­ PipeSale for re-election in the 3rd Senatorial Dates were announced for the Dr. and Mrs. William Davidson will be Dundee, and a daughter who is a dentist, SALE District. could back for the post of various nominating conventions—all day’s Parade, is in perfect step and ready to pass in review near the end of the parade. returning from the Rotary International both in Scotland. Hannon, whose district comprses Democratic state chairman. He said in July. "Our main purpose between annual meeting in New Orleans, La., and In honor of his guests’ visit, Ostrlnsky ’ ■'------(j6Up6M — - — FAMOUS BRAND all of East Hartford and about 52 per he’s pleased he’s being considered now and Labor Day,” said Cum­ will be guests of the Ostrinskys. has borrowed a Scottish flag which he will IMPORTED PIPES cent of Manchester, came in for but declined to comment further. mings, "is to participate in the About 35 Rotary families are hosting fly beneath the U.S. flag on his front lawn OFF ANY D u n h ill • Staimel a (M some crticism for "seldom showing Committee treasurer Paul nominating actions and to gird up for Dobkin elected president district governors from England and this weekend. his face in Manchester," except at Phillips, reporting on available the fall campaign and the November Scotland. The Davidsons will arrive late tonight • H3tM • Rw Pip* SPECIAL social events. Coming In for milder funds, said the party’s recent elections.” Dr. Davidson recently retired as a and leave from Bradley Field Monday • SivineN • Fifltnii DUNHILL criticism for the same reason were hospital administrator in Fife. This is the morning. TIMEX PURCHASE State Reps. Muriel Yacavone, D-9th of Manchester ACS unit ROYAL SECONDS Assembly District, and Abraham 1,500 adults and 9,000 youths viewed Quaranlaad to giv* that Qraat Glassman, D-14th Assembly District. M. Adler Dobkin, 153 Shallowbrook Cancer Society films, either in their WATCHES WELSHMAN M a d s b y Q B D Stevenson announced "Project State campaign chairman Lane was elected president of the school, place of business or club Bowers PTA plans buffet-dance S m o k * o r (Importod Irom London) m o n a y 200” for Manchester Democrats from Manchester Unit of the American meetings. She emphasized the impor­ WITH THIS COUPON rafu n da di ^5.99 now to the November election, with a Cancer Society at its annual meeting. tance of cancer education to help predicts Ford will win The Bowers School PTA until 9 p.m. There will be door prizes, and Mrs. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER All Salt Pricad at goal of switching 200 unaffiliated Other officers elected were Matthew people of every age to learn about 0 0 0 0 THRU JUNE It. 1R70 will sponsor a "Good Thomas Coletti, food. P $g«9 voters to the Democratic Party. Quinn, vice-president, Mrs. Susan early detection, prevention and door prizes. by Ronald Reagan — has been invited Luck” buffet and dance as Chaperones for the He said the Democrats hold a 2,557 HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Churchill, secretary, and Mrs. ArUne general health care. by Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., an end-of-the-year salute to Mrs. Eugene Gallagher evening are Mr. and Mrs. L..J COUPON- $15 OFF If perfect would lead over the Republicans and a 3,013 chairman of the President's cam­ Culver, treasurer. , Mrs. Margot Stillman, professional to speak. is chairman of the event. Ernest Pallein, Mr. and lead over the unafflliated and said paign in Connecticut, the last state to education chairman, reported that the sixth grade students $25 Vatu* sell from $30-65. Ford is generally considered the Mrs. Mary Comollo, crusade chair­ Friday at the school. Assisting her are Mrs. Mrs. Martin Foley, Mr. he’s concerned with the frequency of select national convention delegates, man, reported that the Manchester the committee was res^nslble for CIGARS *li{M ai a taadicf overwhelming choice of the state’s The buffet will be served Ernest Pallein, in­ and Mrs. Thomas Coletti, • Wcl yannd unafflliated registrations the ^ s t predicts Ford will win all 35 of them. Unit has collected $44,355 in the An­ arranging programs for nurses and traditionally moderate GOP. at 6:30 p.m. in the vitations; Mrs. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lucek. • laantiM rmiili two years. "I think we'll get all 35,” nual Cancer Crusade and that the physicians. The nursing seminars on In past Intraparty fights, conser­ cafeteria. Music for dan­ Brown, decorations; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Katz AT DISCOUNT • KHIriar He said Manchester has 26,974 Wednesday said Joseph Burns, head goal of $50,000 would probably be "Treatment of Cancer,” and vatives like Reagan, Barry cing will be provided by a Joseph Czerwinski and- and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J • CmI SffloUnf voters as of June 15,1976, with 10,846 of-Ford’s campaign committee. "At reached by Aug. 31. “Psychological Aspects of Cancer Goldwater in 1964 and Richard Nixon group known as "Dakota” Mrs. Michael Gaskiewicz, Gallagher. ROYAL • Craal Taiti of them Democrats, 6,291 the present moment all indications Henry Mandel, administrative Nursing” were attended by over 200 Republicans and 7,835 unafflliated. point to us getting 35.” in 1968, who ran against more liberal SUMMERDALE JAMAICAN Republicans, were always given a director of regional activities at the area nurses. CoiMwclIeirt IroMSm. •* pm |iw pta*r ’The town committee previously Connecticut's GOP will name its Mrs. Miriam Snyder spoke about •M *4| • lilra MM • UaM • MadkM • small number of delegates in the in­ Yale Comprehensive Cancer Center, Dm. Mi|. Uit «.3o tu n Z.0ZI CIGARS had endorsed U.S. Rep. William convention delegation at a state con­ progress and expansion in Service NEW terest of parly unity. spoke on the combined efforts of the • IruiM Cotter, State Sen. David Barry and vention July 16-17 and Ford — whose Yale Center and the American and Rehabilitation. Since September, Morano hospitalized • 4 and C TOBACCO renomination is seriously threatened Cancer Society to create a successful 1975, 37 visits have been made by GREENWICH. (UPI) - by ambulance, was in nounced earlier this year '* h-1 .^lacrjo- ■■ cancer program in Connecticut. Reach to Recovery Volunteers to satisfactory condition and he was seeking the GOP • lerrini POUCHES Mrs. Marie Cheney, public educa­ women who have undergone mastec­ Former congressman Importod from England Albert P. Morano, 68, was expected to undergo nomination to be the par­ • Gircta T Vtfi A b o u t t o w n tion chairman, report^ that about tomies in area hospitals. Also, three tests. • la Corniai * Soft * Ourtbl* M. Adler Dobkin challenging Sen. Lowell P. ty's U.S. Senate candidate Combination visits have been made to ostomy The spokesman said in November. OptiMt patients in the area. Some 150 per­ Weicker for the Pip* Holdar A Bible study will be conducted Manchester Young Marines will Republican Senate nomina- Morano was admitted "for Weicker, who once sons have been given some form of a medical problem” but served as an aide to the AU AT UGGEH LOW PRICES tonight at 7:30 at the United meet tonight at 7 at Howell Cheney Al-Anon family groups will meet aid, either financial or other since tion, was hospitalized All Pure Tobacco — No Paper Pentecostal Church. 187 Woodbridge Regional Technical School. tonight at 8 at the Pathfinders Club, Wednesday night. would provide no further former congressman. Famous License form valid September. information. St. 102 Norman St., and Friday at 10 A spokesman at Wednesday rejected an Morano, who served four KAYWOODIE St. Stephen’s Prayer Group of St. a.m. at the South United Methodist BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - ly been adopted by the Greenwich Hospital said offer by Morano to debate terms in the U.S. House BORKUM W/)/fe Oiv/ The anniversary action committee Mary’s Episcopal Church will meet Church campus. Alateen tor the 12- to The liquor license renewal commission. today that Morano, driven "on any issues, at any MEDICO beginning in 1951, an­ of North United Methodist Church Thursday at 8 p.m. at the church. 20-year-old children of problem form which a superior Healy said the notes of J JOIN THE FUN AT from his Greenwich home place at any time.” RIFF • Im ln c lb lt R EQ . $15 will meet tonight at 7 at the church drinkers will meet tonight at 8 at the court judge allegedly the June 14, 1971, commis­ 20% OFF Manchester Composite Squadron Pathfinders Club, with the beginners notarized illegally was a sion meeting showed no $ 7 s o The Center Congregational Church of the Civil Air Patrol will meet group meeting at 7:30. The family valid form, according to vote on the form because i ST. BRIDGETS N O W ■ council will meet tonight at 7:30 in tonight from 7 to 9:30 at the groups are open to those affected by the chairman of the state the vote was unanimous. 12 ox. R EQ . 22.50 Woodruff Hall of the church. Manchester State Armory, 330 Main someone with a drinking problem. Liquor Control Commis­ Defense attorney BAZAAR aeNlj W iurs NEW THIS WEEK • PECARRY QOAT f S l l T S St. The meeting is open to all young sion. Commissioner John Salvatore DePiano also N O W ■ ■ Young Emanuel Adults will meet people from Grade 7 through high F. Healy testified said the form was invalid • DEERSKIN ^ ^ ^ FUN •FOOD •RIDES - • PERSIAN HOQ a Loather Covered tonight at 8 at the home of Debbie school. There will be a coffee for the Wednesday at the trial of because the liquor license • Meerechawn Lined Tomlinson, 28 Spring St. Highland Park School parents and of the Candlewood Valley Rag. 3.24 • QLOVE SOFT Superior Court Judge •A R T S & CRAFTS * Rag. $7.95 * Many Shapes and SIzea A setback card game will be played newcomers Monday at 10 a m. at the Samuel J. Tedesco, whose Country Club in New ..GLORIOUS EMPORIUM? a Top of ttw Lina Jehovah’s Witnesses will have a Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Cronin Hall of home of Mrs. Linne Fendell, PTA attorney had said the form Milford had expired, M •PLANTS •CAKES ' theocratic school and service Mayfair Gardens. All Mayfair president, 519 E. Center St. was not the proper one for requiring a new applica­ 70 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER ' meeting tonight at 7:30 at Kingdom residents are invited. its use and had not official­ tion, not a renewal. ^ NORTHERN OFF a m mm. Hall $S ♦★★★★★★★★★★★★★An HOT SHAVE S799 ELECTRIC Larga Variety of REQ. 12.0512.0S I Accapt* all standard 0 A 11 ox. aaroaol thava LIGHTER PIPE RACKS & HUMIDORS A F U N l ^ R E Q . $25 BURNSIDE El iC IB A M crasm cans. •ri hsHutisw AVL. I. nm. • siion] THING , HOTPOMT WASHER OPEN ALL WEEK h a ppe n e d \SU p ER 20% No. 392 Solid Walnut nO lIRT OtNIRO Children 50< TMi Show ON THE Ca/uklo Ravolving Rack for 9 pipes, licnia IHPOH T A X I DRIVER" Starts at Dusk wAY%m 3 6 F L A V O R S Vi PRICE •olid walnut barrsl-thapad 1 e ia i (R) 7:1f t:1B OFF M0 L1 FoRUM h u m id o r. JiUhrtM 6 0 VARIETIES AQUA $ y 9 9 II F W OP TVRRORt AMERICA'S FUNNIEST MUSICAI Newest arrivals from bankruptcies, freight & insurance “GRIZZLY” ■ U . 't W . * SHOW ER (PQ) 7:U t:10 Thurt. thru Sun. • l:S0 pjn. FREE June 17-M. t4-S7 Hand-Made Antique Thurs. A Sim. • $3.00 claims, overstocks and closeouts. All peddled with a real MASSAGER Frt. 0 S al • S3.00 BRANDY SNIFFER Sim. 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I m 4 k*4«« Tuff^ko. MtiKhtslM Subscribers who fall Id rtcelva ASS 10:10 S it S tun. Powdar mill Shopping Canter CORNER HARTFORD RD. & PINE ST. RADIO c*fM inr OftM I Him Enjoy complimentary coffee thair newspaper before 5:30 p.m. ei 81. Cownfry 1:11 saw Slit r.'oo East Hartford-Manchestor Lina while you browse. SOLID STATE should lelephone the circulation coiilm m . JUNE 28...4tW.Hi.iA. LOOK FOR MR. BERRY WANCHESTER _^ 188W—H-88, ToHMid f dapartmenl. 047'9940 RIO. MJS REQ . 12.95 jlflU B B L ______PHONE 528-6751 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 17, 1076 M A jj™ ^ T E R EV EN IN G H ERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs , June 17, 1V76 - I’ AGK FIVE Local woman Many now want competing BICYCLES Spratly Islands in lottery No rv action I NOTICE JOSEPH CALLOWAY not shown dti Chinese a MEPOBDIT COMPLETE GM place in New Hampshire dur­ U OUAMNTHD TMuamr SINGAPORE (UPI) - territory on early CHiinese A Manchester woman ing the Revolution, but the Communist maps nor PHOrtSSIONAL ASSEMBLY mmm m Mariners’ charts lump STOP will Interrupt the colony supplied its share of of­ 'm a m em u ^ ^ ^ MSUMNGC GEMTER, MC. claimed as Chinese ficers and men, mostly in the them all together under the a n d SCO REPAIRS preparations for her MTM 319 Cast Center tlreol territory as recently as daughter's wedding tonight northern campaigns: 4,000 singular heading militia, 12,407 army. Generals "dangerous ground.” 1955. • COLLISION to compete for a $100,000 Their location over 1,100 John Stark and John Sullivan WILL BE CLOSED China claims them. Connecticut Lottery lived in New Hampshire. miles from Taiwan and EAGLES • MECHANICAL jackpot. North and South Vietnam Stark won his greatest fame SATURDAYS claim them. nearly 1,500 miles from the TEE SHIRTS WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS Anne Vaicuilis of 527 at the Battle of Bennington, c u te > tU THRU SEPTEMBER 11. 1976 Taiwan has staked its nearest mainland Oilnese U'J CARS AND TRUCKS Woodbridge St., is one of while Sullivan, The World Affiliated Agencie$ own claim. territory “makes such Genuine Parts seven past weekly lottery Almanac recalls, was a claims absurd and ^2.99 member of the second Con­ • RODNEY T. DOLIN AQENCY eJOHN L JENNY The Philippines says ALSO IMPORTED INDIA SHIRTS F acto ry Trelned Mechenice winners who will vie for tinental Congress and served AGENCY eW-J. IRISH INSURANCE AGENCY ludicrous,” the spokesman SHORT SLEEVES FROM 4.99 the big money on this .TtHKt 4 fri fiHM *tll • they may belong to her. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE with d’ltinction under • CHARLES W. LATHROP AGENCY •EARLE S. And don't forget the said. week's "Double Play" Washington. ROHAN AGENCY • McKINNEY INSURANCE But the lure of oil and the CALL 646-6464 show. u iM M m m m m a Republic of Morac- THE DEAL • MUCKLOW INSURANCE. Songhratl-Meads. contest between CJilna, the 521 E MIDDLE TPKE The lottery's televised Vletnams, Taiwan and the ronRbAoKAJA Tatoabofls 648-60B0 For much of recorded MANCHESTER GREEN drawing show is broadcast MAIN nHEET, ROUTE 30 Philippines seems likely to Carter Chevrolet a YOUR RDffmENTS SO»E YOU FRST.. history, no nation wanted 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER at 7;30 p.m. Thursdays VERNON, COHN, 171-3110 l-800-243-0905iZ m m the Spratly Islands — a leave the Republic of over WFSB-TB, Channel 3. Morac-Songhrati-Meads collection of low-lying Mrs. Vaicuilis. 56. is a reefs, mudbanks, shoals completely out of the run­ housewife. Her husband, and an occasional island ning. ______Frank, 59, is empioyed big enough for a flock of with the Emhart Corp. of seabirds to rest their wings Windsor. They have two on. sons and one daughter, They are scattered Elizabeth, whose wedding across the typhoon belt of is scheduled for June 19. the South China Sea ff/ack s Decker ‘Tm too worried about between Vietnam and the the wedding to make any l«.': Philippines between 8 and TOOLS MAKE GREAT V / U l 9 l U l U g X U i JUNET?. plans," said Mrs. Vaicuiiis 14 depees north latitude. about the prize money. The Spratlys lie off the The object of the "Dou­ established sea lanes and, ble Play" game is to indeed, it would be a rare, successfully predict the mad mariner who would outcome of an electronic risk his ship sailing among “flip of a coin" to outlast Men’s them. the other jackpot con­ Solid Color For most of the last cen­ tenders. Men’s tury the islands were Caldor Terry nothing more than a pet Brand hobby of British Captain Robes James George Meads of Forever Perma Press the ship "Modeste" — who Unden/vear Our Reg. sailed through in the 1670s England 14.99 Fancy Nylon-Polyester and formally claimed them as his own i^rsonal proper­ OCRACOKE, N.C. (UPI) 099 print knit sport shirts. Florals, geometries, ty — and Meads’ American O OF 3 — A little cemetery in novelty prints. S-XL. descendants. North Carolina where the T Shifis, V NecK Shirls. athletic shirts, bnels 5C None of it mattered very bodies of four British lortrel cotton S XL seamen were burled during much until the former World War II soon will government of South Viet­ Bleak e Decker- Black & Decker V/y Soft lukunous cotton terry in nam leased out chunks of become their native soil. W id e range of solid 15^0 colors Full length the adjacent area to 3/8’’ Variable Speed The state has purchased 2-Speed JlQ f^signed for general... SXL American oil companies ff/ack & Decker- the cemetery near the Men’s Fancy Reversing Drill and seismic exploration small Island village of and Solid / ” Circular Saw vessels began charting the 714 Ocracoke on the Outer Pajamas possibility of black gold Our a 1 3 * ® Banks and arrangements Gur Reg. 6.99 beneath the South China Our 2 2 3 0 have been made to lease IdssI h Sea. ^ 1 9 out the site to Great Britain This week China sounded Use as drill or screwdriver; reversine for $1 a year. A superior general purpose saw with bevel protection * 7 5 X 1 n 6 0 ^Sits&'orbesf a bellicose warning against and depth adjustments. Includes 7% Inch «• '^/sneetsiie On the white picket fence Solid and Fancy K ^7Tc^ b"s. SINGLE SPEED JIG SAW ■■■• 17490 Coat and middy the Philippines, charging combination blade. 17301. surrounding the plot is a For styles, wash Doubleknit that Filipino-sponsored plaque that reads: able, si^es O utdoors Solid & "if 1 should die, think A.B.C.D A lso Slacks. drilling operations had only this of me: Fancy begun "in the area of Our Reg. 12.99 Liletan of China’s Nansha "That there's some cor­ Men’s Corduroy Slippers Islands (Spratlys).” i m ner of a foreign field Classic moc toe, with color Knit Buy lull terrycloth lining, padded The statement said any "That is forever England SEVERAL Bonus It innersole Tobacco, Olive invasion, occupation, . Sizes 7 to 12 shirts exploration or exploitation Offer A.L. Henderson, the Famous Waist Watcher' Men's short sleeved of oil in the Sjtratlys con­ state property and control Rich Genuine Leather, Poly-cotton, Acrylic, slacks breathe with you Solids and fancy hounds stituted encroachments on officer who worked out Men’s Better stripe Rugby knits, tooth styles 32 to 42 most of the lease Accessories Banlon with 4-button Chinese territory and placket with trim. This 6.69 Value arrangments, said Ties and Belts sovereignty. 5,000' % Reg. 5.99 to 6.99 Rubbish, say spokesmen % MAGNETIC WELDINQ i Tuesday, "Those men were TORCH actually here protecting of the Republic of Morac- SCREWDRIVER the coast of North Carolina Tennis Cool and Songhrati-Meads, which SOLIDOX claims the Spratlys Welding Kit and the nation and we con­ ff/ack a Dackan FREE^ SHELTON Shorts Comfy through its links to the with purchase of any sider it a gesture of good 5 Inch Double Wheel Heavy Duty 5 Gallon Shower Massage will." Reg. to 8.99 descendants of Captain Casuals Meads and also claims the Bench Grinder S-K Socket Set Wet or Dry Vacuum by Water Pik ,The four men were SeeC krk for OeUilt a . 26^® 77 Our Reg. 4.99 Spanish Sahara for un­ members of crew of HMS Our 8 7 0 Our Includes torch, propane, Our Bedfordshire, torpedoed by explained reasons. Reg. pellets, rods, glasses and Reg a German submarine off "Neither Vietnam, the a,29®® 9.99 ?9% lighters Easy to handle 18.99 All while or solids with 36™ 15®® two (Thinas nor the Philip­ 4T5000 the North Carolina coast. contrasting trims Twill Smooth, balanced action, Save time and money—keep Heavy duty vacuum on easy Relaxing, yet stimulating-the and poplin All hands aboard were Men’s Fashion pines have any legitimate cushioned rubber feet. Abra­ all drill bits sharp. Handles 1/8 roll dolly Does wet or dry jobs; Pocket-Size Liberty Torch greatest improvement in Marc II Mesh or hopsack, right or basis for claiming sive wheels and eye shields. to 3/8 inch drill bits. 479-800 with accessories. 4HP535 showers since hot water! killed. I By America's Leading Manufacturer Walk Shorts Tube Socks 71012. »7900 Our Reg. 14.99. *11 Easy to install Four bodies washed the islands which are ail part of our sacred territory ashore May 14,1942, three • Billfolds • Autololds • Pass Cases Men's 49 .. ;1 Men's Dress and days after the Bed­ • Flat Folds • Hiplold •Trifolds 10 to 15 3^ 1,2 Casual Socks and which make aggressors of the said fordshire sank 40 miles Many are leather-lined. Multi Striped tops. southeast of Cape Lookout. All in gilt packages. Permanent press solid poplin countries all trying to steal 99* our islands," said Gaswad Two of the bodies were and fancy (checks, plaids) Crew mid call & 0ver- those of Lt. Tom Cun­ Reg. to 8.99 shorts. Sizes 30 42. Ihe call 10 to 13 Muahmed Badranaddy, FAMOUS BRAND GIFTS for Dad and the Entire Family ningham and Stanley -.'C assistant foreign secretary Craig, a telegrapher. of the republic, in a recent letter. The other two remain un­ Girls’ Knit Tops and identified. Great Ladies’ 2-Piece According to Badranad­ Halter Tube Tops Ladies’ Shgrt Sleeved dy, whose letter was post­ Henderson sent the Summer Swim Suits General Electric MARVIN paperwork on the lease to Smocked print halters Gauze Shirts marked Manila and bore a sleeveless or short Nylon and polyester Republic of Morac- 100% Solid State 8” Double the Commonwealth War sleeved 7 14 Fashions and in solids and prints Sizes 6 to 14 Songbrati-Meads stamp, no Window Fan Graves Commission June I Our Reg. 2.99 15” diagonal B/WTV Pre-Washed one but Meads and his 3. Officials are hoping to Our Reg. 8.99 transfer control of the land Skooter Skirts & Denim Shorts descendants and the In­ Our 2 4 9 9 during a formal ceremony Fly Front Shorts donesian Sultan of later this year. Poly detiimskooters. Your Choice Songhrati ever laid claim lli!70 The state purchased the pre washed demrn Our Reg. 5.99 to the islands until the 12,500 volt chassis; pre-set VHF culled poly coMon & 0 6 6 line tuning Cfick in VHF and UHF Wide petal design aluminum blades move lots ol air. Swing feet big top cotton duck possibility of oil was property for $1,050 from tuner. Ideal second set. make it a utility tan: metal grill. Lightweight and portable three landowners and the 7 to 14 Our Reg 3 S9 raised. Ladies’ 10" Double Window Fan...... 29.99 lease will run "in He said that in 1933 perpetuity." Girls' & Misses' Fabric France briefly established Anklet • t00% cotton short sleeve a military post on one of Henderson said the gauze shirts, plaids & stripes Sun Hats National Park Service, has SML the Spratlys but removed it Socks General Electric SAVeOVER '401 agreed to provide material Our Reg. 1,49 • Zip tty front shorts, other 2 6 6 within a matter of months Whirlpool fashion features, pre­ to continue maintenance. washed 5 6 15’16 \ without formally claiming 100% Solid State 7500 BTU,12Amp. The Coast Guard will con­ Pair $ i / sovereignty. Pkg. I Reversibles gauzes.demms 13” diagonal Color TV Air Conditioner tinue to provide the man­ 3 Wide brims, multi color In 1940 Japan established Cotton & nylon, mer cotton and more' power. censed cotton While, a submarine base on one of Our Our For years the Coast orresue tils all the islands. The base was Guard has raised the Union Ladies’ dismantled at the end of 32I 7 O‘276 2 8 7 0 ‘169 Boys’ Sport or World War 11. Spectra-line black matrix picture Maintains comfort level auto­ Jack over the tiny Polyester matically Adjustable thermo­ cemetery to honor the Knit Shirts 100% Polyester In 1955, having bought tube; One Touch' color system. Pantsuits 70 position click-in UHF tuning. stat. 3 Ian speeds, sailors. Our Reg. 2.99 up the rights of the Sultan washable filter. Knit Reg. 8.99 and 9.99 of Songhrati, Morton 2 2 2 Meads declared the Separates existence of the Kingdom •Tops of Humanity, which in 1963 M i Short sleeved, machine washable Solids and •Shorts / was merged into the DELUXE FROST QUEEN Barbs lancies Hto 16 •Skirts ■ Republic of Morac- 5.25 cu. ft. Capacity By PHIL PASTORKT Print or Raschel knit Songhrati-Meads. □DVSSEVeO] Boys’ Chest Freezer Where do the road rep air: Our Reg. 6.99 & 7.99 , tank tops, solid and The republic spokesman TV Game Ladies’ jacquard short crews go the day after the votes : Shorts charges the islands were O ut are counted? \ sleeves. 10-20. Knit Tops 14'/i.24Vi ingroup. Low est ' Add to your colleclion 3 9 7 SAVE Price 100% cotton lank tops, ‘164 cotteclive nouns: A swift i pullovers lace trims, Knee Hi Hosiery *30 Counter balanced lid with runners. ayed bottom pre washed denirn and embroideries. S M L wood grain finish; aluminum Tennis, hockey or smash—3 action or conversation prints Machine Choose from futt tashioned novelty tops interior Large storage basket washable 8 to 18 Reg. 5.99 packed games. On-screen scoring, lor small items. and shorts or skirts. 4 k .* 1 two or four players switch. Vertical and horizontal action. lOcu. It., Reg. 229.70.. *199 CLASSIFIED WORD lADS IN THE HERALD mORDERTOBRINQ YOU OUR LOWEST PRICES, DEUVERY AND INSTALLATION AT EXTRA CHARGE. Barbecues are what form 6 to 25 DAYS 3 WAYS TO CHARGE when there's a pretty girl in the 8t 0er word per day SALE: THURS. thru SAT. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: crowd. MANCHESTER Daily: 10 a.m. to 9:30p.m. MANCHESTER THURSDAY thru SATURDAY 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Every word has two spellings: Saturday: 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. lAlwAtMItlCUO DAILY: 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. The dictionary's and your 10^' 1145 Tolland Turnpike secretary's. 1145 Tolland Turnpike SATURDAIT: 9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M.

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iMaurl|wtpr lEitfm n^Hrralb GOP would rather be wrong than President AKD41DMA1KH5IONANZA* MenchMter — A City of Village Charm Hi 500 EXTRA rC| Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON - Apparently « % f or Jimmy Carter, but that's not the candidacy split a party that can't af­ M tm btr. Au4il Bu>wu o* Cucuiillon MgmMi. UniMO Prm InUrntiiongl the Republican Party would rather be wrong than President. If the Ford Andrew Tully point. HU candidacy has divided a ford to go into November at war with o @ ® o o ® Published by the Manchetter Publishing Co., Herald Square, itself. and Reagan factions continue to cut Republican Party already suffering Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. What makes it worse for the GOP one another up, the Democrats could from its minority status. The way it oo®®oo is that Jimmy Carter is a cinch to Raymond F Robmaon, Edtior-PuWiinar Harold E Turlun^ton. Managirrg Editor win in November unanimously. looks now, neither Ford nor Reagan could beat the Democratic candidate win the Democratic nomination in © o © @ © o V ..■i" '.I, r i n —'i» .■■•■arvT-.aay it’s depressing. You don't have to on the upswing, the inflation rate was In November. New York next month. And Carter is OR $kvn COM wim niRaust or OK StVEK COM MTN PIMOUS OT Opinion take sides to weep over the OOP's slowing, and we didn't have any wars n n N HOIK OIOUB CHICK And the reason for this deplorable just conservative enough to appeal to $ CMS SOMRIM COU decline. The fact is that Ronald on our hands. Ford may not be the OIK s iv n COM MTU PiHCtiur or situation is that no Republican can­ right-of-center voters of all political ONE SKVEI COM mTK nHCMftSE OT Reagan's challenge to Gerald Ford brightest President since Franklin i didate can risk losing any sutotantial persuasions who ordinarily would be i r K G lI t S l U lOO a SAUUM TU IK S has just about ruined the party's Roosevelt, but be is a good and de­ ONE sivn COM wim runusE or ONE SKVEI COM MTI NKOttSE OT chance of holding on to the White part of the GOP vote. God knows the attracted to the GOP candidate. For cent man who has shown he has the example, a New York Times-CBS MANCHESTER Mosa runs rusiK o i l h u 3 m i. or S70NCES Dishonor not restricted House. right instincts. His lack of glamor is vote is small, but it's vital to a Before Reagan fans put me to the Republican's chances; it's his base poll in California, Ohio and New an asset in a time when a lot of folks Jersey found that 35 per cent of Ford rack, I hasten to add that this from which he can go forth and woo are fed up with chic posturings and and Reagan supporters would vote message comes to you from a neutral independents and disaffected to cadets want somebody who can roll up his for Carter if their favorite lost the LEAN MEATY if not necessarily innocent sleeves and do a Job of work. Democrats. He doesn't have time to usDACHOiee bystander. I'm not plugging Ford or go around trying to soothe members Republican nomination. In the worst scandal in 25 will be the better for it. But the Anyway, Ford's the incumbent and (jeorge McGovern's nomination in N.Y.CUT PORK Jimmy Carter or Catfish Hunter. I'm it's always smart to go with the man of his own party. 1972 so hacked up his party that about I blain years, and possibly the worst major trouble with the honor plugging the two-party system and I who can use his office to win votes I admire Reagan. Like Ford, he's a ever, some 94 third-year code, which has not been com­ therefore wish the Republicans decent citizen and a very human guy. a third of the Democratic voters cast and influence people. FDR used to their ballots for Richard Nixon. If cadets at West Point have been would stop toying with death wishes. say that the presidency alone was He as a good Governor of California. SIRLOIN SPARE mented upon is that too often it He knows the administrative ropes. only 10 per cent of the Republican charged either with cheating on Six months ago. Ford had an worth 10 million people. seems to be shucked off, along excellent chance to renew his lease But he should have decided to sit this electorate desert their candidate, the Reagan has messed that up. Mavbe Democrats can win with Attila the a test or not reporting cheating with the cadet uniform, when on the Oval Office. The economy jvas he'd be a better President than Ford one out. Not to indict the man for they were aware of, in viola­ West Point graduates enter the anything, but the mere fact of his Hun. STEAKS RIBS tion of the academy’s simple regular Army. and inflexible code of conduct Were those cadets who were which says that, "A cadet will expelled in 1951 less fit to serve not lie, cheat or steal, or their country than those of­ tolerate those who do.” ficers who, a decade and a half KM SAVE 750 A I I SAKE 75c & | | SAVE 7Sc A In 1951, 90 cadets were later in Vietnam, reportedly M 0 8 E R F A R M fPACKII-OZ. h m . U N O 0 L A K U expelled from the Point for put in for combat medal they MILK s w i r r u F i cheating, including 43 did not earn? Less honest than PEPSI B U H ER ICE CREAM members of the varsity foot­ officers in the Pentagon who II ball squad. Unlike that scan­ develop cozy relationships dal, however, which rocked the with the defense contractors? I k . nation as well as West Point, Less honorable than those of­ MiTHTHncaunM I T I N I t ____ FREE AMO HK HUB ummnm "MM~ a « n u B this time both the academy ficers who participated in the m u m e u L N iM IPRIAl i M R n u a ■XU* MMIS IFtCIAI. and its honor code have come alleged My Lai coverup? under fire. The subject of the West Point Bicentennial balloons fur Some of the criticism may honor code has been described be self-serving, as in claims by as "fearless honesty in setting The Robertson School Strollers brighten Main St. with some of the involved cadets forth the truth|^regardless of hundreds of colorful balloons during Saturday's that violations of the 159-year- the consequents. Quibbling, Bicentennial Parade. old code are far more com­ cheating, evasive statements monplace than academy of­ or recourse to technicalities to GRADE “ A” FRESH GRADE “ A” FRESH ficials will admit. One cadet conceal guilt or defeat the ends - has filed suit in U.S. District of justice are not tolerated.” Scientists making effort Court in New York challenging If so, the code was never CHICKEN CHICKEN the code as unconstitutional. more flagrantly violated than A lawyer representing the in the My Lai affair, where one 'm ‘it. to tame tropical storms cadets has accused West Point lowly lieutenant was singled LEGS BREASTS of hypocrisy in administering out for all the blame. — -, ’‘Hr’i.'ji?. By AL ROSSITER JR. assumptions about the internal dynamics %s with Backs '/fS with Wings the honor system. "If they To mean anything, the West I PI Seienee Edilur of hurricanes, ’ Sheets said. ”In wanted to, they could have one Point honor code should apply !• • 'at. something like Stormfury, it isn’t enough M l WASHINGTON (U P D - Encouraged by to seed a storm and then see if its winds of these scandals every year,” new findings suggesting cloud seeding can throughout an officer’s career, decrease. You have to be able to identify says Capt. Daniel Sharphorn. not just during his cadet days. tame hurricanes, government researchers changes in the storm at several scales of hope to move Project Stormfury from the West Point will survive this We would more harshly judge time and space. Atlantic Ocean to the eastern Pacific to “Last year was the first year we had the USDA CHOICE scandal, of course, as it did the those 94 cadets if we could develop techniques to suppress dangerous USDA CHOICE one in 1951, and one hopes it technical capability to take the combined believe that it always does. tropical storms. cloud physics, air-sea interaction and tur­ BONELESS BEEF Dr. Robert White, head of the National bulence measurements we need in Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, hurricanes.” said reconnaissance flights are expected GROUND Storm seeding is based on the premise to begin this fall off the west coast of Olive Toomey: that supercooled water (water cooled CHUCK The Manchester High School Band marching down Main St. in last Saturday’s Bicentennial Parade. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Mexico to see if hurricanes in that area below the freezing point but still in liquid are suitable for seeding experiments. form) in a cloud can be induced to freeze If they are, then the government would BEEF American by seeding it with silver iodide crystals. consult with Mexico before beginning As the water freezes, it releases heat ROAST The passing of Olive seeding. Scientists at first wanted to of her daughter, Mrs. Edith energy, causing the cloud to grow. America; A teeming nation of nations experiment with cyclones in the western Hutchinson Toomey of Bolton Clark. Why? It was election The idea in hurricanes is that seeding Pacific but those plans were dropped after June 9 brought momentary clouds away from the storm’s center day. She had to cast her vote. the Chinese government and some .■m m tm i would cause them to grow at the expense IDa (Rnmsmra wmiTmcMi sadness to all her relatives and She was a humble person. WASHINGTON - "Here is not The variety of traditions and styles theaters project short histories of million persons are expected to visit Japanese officials objected. tSNnKMU lltNPWaiAS tNRMaUt ■nTmoovai tlNM merely a nation, but a teeming nation of clouds around the eye of the hurricane. ILNPMMSt friends. of America’s immigrants is shown in each. Babe Ruth bats, Rudolph A Nation of Nations before it close in White said in an interview that the She did not seek glory. She of nations....." wrote that Walt Whit­ Thus, an intense storm would spread into "Old Ways In A New Nation.” Valentino kisses, Jesse Owens runs, 1981. Pacific is a better place to carry out Momentary because she found it in the happiness of man of America. a moderate one. Conn. Strictly Different tools, methods of transport Groucho Marx jokes, Johnny storm suppression experiments than the BUY ONE would not want them to mourn W hitman’s words have now The flights last year also showed that SWEET others. and work (e.g. a Mexican ox cart, an Weissmuller swims, Fred Astaire Atlantic because there are more mature HILLS BROS materialized into one of the largest more efficient patterns through Fresh < GET ONE long. She wasted nothing. She was Indian bull-boat, a 31-foot windmill, a dances, and through it all American Almanac storms there that meet the seeding LIFE 50 Bicentennial exhibits in Washington. hurricanes could be flown safely by air­ Olive Toomey lived a life of tin peddler's cart) and symbols of crowds cheer. requirements. He said hurricanes off Grade “A” a conservationist long before it Opened to the public recently, the craft dispersing the silver iodide seeding religious belief show how the old sur­ Finally, America is, as the title of Mexico appear particularly promising COFFEE service to both her town and Smithsonian Institution’s new five- Today is Thursday, June 17, the crystals. OFF became a household word. vived in the new country. the fourth section indicates, "A Na­ because they rarely endanger land. SMALL SUGAR BisQuicK FREE her fellow humans. She was year exhibit, “A Nation of Nations, 169th day of 1976 with 197 to follow. In earlier Stormfury plans. Sheets said 23 O z . 2 lbs. She was unique. Anytime America’s plot really thickens in tion Among Nations.” Its culture and Project Stormfury seeding experiments dramatically tells the American section three - “Shared The moon is approaching its last flight patterns were designed so that air­ 5 lbs. FRENCHES town clerk for much of her 39 anyone was in need, she was technology, mature by the twentieth quarter. so far have been conducted in the Atlantic EGGS Pillsbury years as a town employe and story in four parts. Experiences.” Here, some par­ century, thrust out to the countries of planes would always have an escape route GRAVY there to help. “People For A New Nation” in­ The morning stars are Mercury, Ocean. The last storm seeded was Ginger FUNNY IC ticularly American institutions and the world. Film and slide projection, in 1971. if they got in trouble in the massive found countless other ways to troduces the visitor to America’s Venus and Jupiter. storms. One of her greatest joys was activities are displayed in a colorful sound, radio and television are in­ Dr. Robert Sheets, who heads NOAA’s FACE MIX serve. beginnings when peoples from every The evening stars are Mars and “We were concerned about getting iC the flowers she lovingly cared and entertaining way. The visitor terspersed with specimens ranging hurricane research effort in Miami, said Au Jus, HoHandaise part of the world came and joined passes by Room 201 of Dunham Saturn. She knew no prejudice. It from an operating pencil-making seven flights into three Atlantic caught in the maximum wind bands and DRINKS Brown Gravy for in her backyard and at the together for a new life. On display Elementary School where students’ Those born on this date are under having heavy icing at the same time. But mattered not whether you machine (America's mass produc­ hurricanes last year confirmed that the o o z. Town Hall. She wanted to are such things as Indian artifacts, voices can be heard saying the pledge the sigm of Gemini. last year we found we could fly back and tion) to a collection of neon signs giant storms have developing cloud Thru June 19 Good Thru June 19 were male or female, Protes­ George Washington’s Revolutionary of allegiance and reciting their John Wesley, the founder of forth in the rainband at the upper levels Good Tbni June 19 Good Good Thru June 19 Good Thru June 19 | good Thru June 19 spread that joy. So, each year (mass consumption) and a working towers in the right places to make seeding Om Coupo* N r F m i IIy On. Coupon Por fonll) Ono Coupon Por Finillf Ooo Coupon Pnr rimll| Ono Coupon N r NinM| ■ q m Coupon fm Ftn U fr tant or Catholic, black or War uniform and mess chest, a com­ lessons. A section of a U.A. Army Methodism, was born June 17, 1703. just outside the eyewall with no problems at this time she would bring ham radio station (mass com­ feasible. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I plete colonial kitchen taken from a barracks, complete with latrine, Ts This also is the birthdate of actors at all, even in Gladys where we had winds white, even Republican or flowers and plants to the Town munication). Ralph Bellamy (1905) and Dean Mar­ “We’ve always had to make a lot of house built in 1695, a Dutch carved also on display. The entire exhibit, located in the of better than 100 knots." Democrat, When she saw you, Hall. They would be in a box on oak footwarmer, and silver scroll Along with school and the military, tin (1917),' National Museum of History and On this day in history: she saw another human being. the outside steps, free to bells made about 1765 for decorating sports and entertainment also shap^ Technology, covers nearly an acre of SUPER SOFT ends of Torah scrolls. In 1928, Amelia Earhart became DR. PEPPER Her few and feeble actions in the "average” American. Two small floor space. Though it reviews over anyone who came by. the first woman to fly across the Reg. or Diet the last years of her life are Town Hall employes con­ 200 years of America's history, the Atlantic Ocean. She was a passenger OR TOILET TISSUE exhibit is well-organized and aboard a plane piloted by Wilmer proofs of the way she led her tinue the flower tradition. Open forum 1,0 0 0 C T . fascinating throughout. More than 10 Sultz. HIRES whole life. May 5, 1975, at the A Boltonite said last week age of 75 and in failing health, ROOT Olive Toomey was America at B-1 Bomber outrageously expensive slone nyi(js Mrs. Toomey walked into the its finest. We agree. SIDE GLtiHCES by Gill Fox BEER Town Hall leaning on the arm To the editor: five hours after the war was over. 6 PACK A man bearing a close Another article in Monday’s edition L I M I T 4 resemblance to former President concerned our "float” and mentioned A GREAT WAY TO Nixon and reportedly aboard a float a mishap which occurred as a result 5/*l Today’s thought in Manchester’s Bicentennial Parade of what I would call “pilot error.” SALUTE was asked his opinion of The Herald’s One of the wings attached to my 1967 Thought for the day Father, you who have loved us and coverage. He muttered something (not 1976) Volkswagen struck a THE GRADUATE STARKIST CHUNK LITE kept us when we most deserved to be about the vicious attacks by the parked car. Damage was minor. SWEET LIFE When I was in Sunday School and I thrown away, help us to be the The damage the real B-1 Bomber was told about being my brother's Eastern Liberal Media Establish­ vehicles of your grace and keepers of ment and we just laughed....until can cause is far from minor. ICE CREAM keeper I understood that as meaning I idtuw’,. 'I u) TUNA one another. Monday’s paper arrived. Ultimately we will pay for it over AUi«.. lUTlFUL I should try to prevent others from Layman and over in tax dollars, higher prices ew o z. “falling into sin.' I really didn't like There it was glaring up from the Concordia Lutheran Church resulting from inflation and fewer that much because' it meant making front page of "The Bright One,” a horrible mistake! You mentioned a jobs. If priorities were placed on the from our unpopular statements like “you things we need most, like mass tran­ PN'T >-'TTER unusual and shouldn't do that, " and perhaps even­ compact car, equipped with wings to Yesterdays resemble a B-1 Bomber, being sit, better health care, schooling, colorful tually telling some adult what was ring collection. offered for sale for $9 billion, I am development of new energy sources, W gal. happening. As a result I evaded that etc., two to four times as many jobs responsibility with consequent 25 ycurs ago not usually one to quibble, but the ac­ This date was a Sunday; The tual sticker price is a cool $92 billion. would be created than if the money feeling of guilt. A short time ago a was spent building the Pentagon’s ’ V friend clarified this for me in a way Herald did not publish. The B-1 Bomber is the most out­ latest toy. And let’s not forget the that should have been obvious but 10 yfura ago rageously expensive military boon­ doggle over conceived by the Pen­ fact that the proposed B-1 fleet, hadn't been. She said the reason she Mrs, Constance Adams is installed which will cost more than its weight TETLEY had survived some of the really dif­ tagon. if the Air Force gets its way, as president of Manchester Educa­ 244 B-1 Bombers will be built at a in gold, could destroy the earth’s CAROLINA ficult times in her life was the fact tion Association. protective ozone layer that screens i ’'i M TEA that she had had 'keepers', people total cost to the U.S. taxpayer of Speetel 8«t«c

as a Cornell National Eagle Scout rank and ser­ and is a member of the sor, received an Associates Malcolm LaFrancis of Collsg* notts Scholar, and will attend ving as junior assistant National Honor Society. He in Arts degree from Nyulaasy^Lescroart Cornell University starting scoutmaster. He received Bolton was named to the I 7 is active on the Math Team Baypath Junior College in dean's list for the spring in September. the Pope Pius XII and in student government. I.ongmeadow, Mass. Beaulieu is the son of Mr. Religious Award, sem ester at Saint Leo College in Saint Leo, Fla. David S. Beaulieu, a and Mrs. Sylvio Beaulieu of Rensselaer Mathematics LaFrancis is a .May 2 Cathy Ann Lescroart and Robert senior at Manchester High 78 Niles Dr. He is active in and Science Award, Paul Jackson of 26 Michael J. LaFrancis, the Boy Scouts, attaining graduate with a major In Joseph Nyulassy Jr., both of School, has been selected Scholastic Writing Award, Imperial Dr., South Wind­ son of Mr. and Mrs. psychology. Manchester, were married June 12 at St. Bridget Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Lescroart of 145 Cushman Dr. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Nyulassy Sr. of 47 Agnes Dr. The Rev. William Killeen of St. Deli Department Specials Bridget Church celebrated the nup­ CHOICEST MEATS ^ tial Mass and performed the double­ Lend O' Leket White Our Own Freeh Seledt ring ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by IN TOWN AMERICAN $ 1 2 9 POTATO or r Q c her father, wore a nylon organza CHEESE...... ,b 1 EGGEGG && POTATO..POTATO , iblb D 3 gown enhanced with venise lace and WAYBEST GENUINE designed with Empire waistline, long IMPORTED KRAKUS $ 1 9 9 full Bishop sleeves with fitted cuffs, CHICKEN LEGS lb. high slashed neckline, and an A-line \ BOILED HAM skirt cascading to an attached . lb. chapel-length train. Her headpiece WAYBE8T GENUINE was a profile of Alencon lace with Rutter'e Sweet Lite seed pearl accents caught by an elbow-length illusion veil. She CHICKEN BREASTS lb. P&P or SLICED carried a bouquet of white daisies, ^ OLIVE LOAF ji« a ,n» pink sweetheart roses and stephanotis with blue centers. U8DA CHOICE Miss Julie Marie Lescroart of Manchester, the bride's sister, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were TOP ROUND ROAST .lb. ■ v m i i i i w f Miss Mary Nyulassy of Manchester, the bridegroom's sister; and Miss ^ For A Welcome Change, Serve Something From Our^ Faith Murphy of Andover. i-l U8DA CHOICE Fred Nukis of Manchester served -- FROM Fresh Fish Department as best man. Ushers were Richard ROUND Lescroart of Storrs, the bride's CUBE STEAKS .lb. brother; and Gary Vincent of Featuring This Week Manchester. FRESH A reception was held at Fiano's in U8DA CHOICE A proud family Bolton, after which the couple left on a trip to the White Mountains in New Michael Leone of Oak St., South Windsor gets an assist with his second iieutenant bars Iroin his Hampshire and Quebec, Canada. Coring Photo TOP ROUND STEAK .lb. HADDOCK dad, Col. Daniel Leone of the U. S. Army Reserves, at right, and his brother, Second Lt. Daniei They will reside in Vernon. Leone Jr. Both young men are graduates of South Windsor High School, the University of Mrs. Robert J. iNyulasuy Jr. Connecticut, and are serving in the U. S. Air Force. Their dad has had 31 years of active service 8WIFT8 BROWN A SERVE iC with the U.S. Army Reserves. Michael is awaiting duty orders and Daniel is taking pilot training (Herald photo by Pinto) FILLET .. at Vance AFB, Okla. (Herald photo by Larson) SAUSAGE .8 oz. Alep evelleble; Freeh Perch, Freeh Cod, Frozen Swordlleh, Freeh ^Pollock, Freeh Scellope, Freeh Cleme end Jumbo Shrimp. Births Hooked rug displayed

Engaged Anna Peralli of the Meadows Convalescent GoUlwyn, Kum Jrnn, daughter of Memorial Hospital, His maternal Vernon. Her paternal grandparents Sidney and Ruth Hochmuth Goldwyn grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ are Mr. and Mrs, Werner Center displays a Bicentennial hooked rug of 208 Main St. She was born June 8 at man Lemieux of Columbia. His Kupferschmid of Vernon, She has ; i she made. The pattern for the rug was made Kunlzelnmn-Vi’alki I1H JUST AfWIVEDI • FSE3H MAINE Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and two brothers, Cory and Grant. 7'' by Ray Scott, an arts and crafts instructor, LEAN maternal grandmother is Mrs. Heinz Mrs, George Danks of Willimantic. and Anna said it took her about two months to CORNED BEEF BRISKET Hochmuth of South Hadley, Mass, Kuuluy, Timulhy Andrew, son of complete. A resident of the home for the past The engagement of Miss Mary Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Leiglitun, Earl Sidney III, son of Gary G. and Kathleen Dunn Boulay three years, she has made eight or nine rugs Kuntzelman to R, Lee Watkins, both and Mrs. Harry Goldwyn of Belmar, Earl Jr. and Deborah Helene John- of 185 McKee St. He was born May 31 N.Y. Her maternal great­ son Leighton of 166 Warren Ave., at St. Francis Hospital. His maternal and is currently working on one with a bear LOBSTERS of Manchester, has been announced HEAD by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.F. grandfather is Karl Hochmuth of Vernon. He was born June 12 at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, design. ‘‘Hooking rugs is better than any L/ve end Kicking/ Kuntzelman of 140 Bryan Dr. South Hadley. Mass. Rockville General Hospital. His Lawrence F. Dunn of Manchester. tranquilizers,” Anna says. CUT Mr. Watkins is the son of Mr. and maternal grandparents are Mr. and His paternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. R, Bruce Watkins of 234 S. Main .Vbnin, Duniellr Lynn, daughter Mrs. Theodore Johnson of Vernon. and Mrs, Neil E. Boulay of East of Maurice and Claire Campbell His paternal grandparents are Mr. Hartford. His maternal great­ FLAT C U T ...... Ib. $1.29 St. Ib. The bride-elect is employed as a Abran of 156 Summit St. She was and Mrs. Earl S, Leighton Sr. of grandmother is Mrs. Alfred Dunn of * 2 . 4 9 registered X-ray technician at born June 9 at Manchester Memorial Talcottville. Rocky Hill. He has two brothers Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Geoffrey Neil 9, and Jonathan Manchester Memorial Hospital. Penders, Mieliiiel Joseph, son of Her fiance is vice president of are Mr, and Mrs. Charles Campbell Michael 8; and two sisters Sara of Manchester, Her paternal grand­ Jam es E. and Joan E. Cholko Kathleen 7, and Jennifer Anne 5‘/j. fVe Give Old Fashioned Watkins Bros, in Manchester. Penders of 19 Range Hill Dr., Ver­ Lei Our Family The couple is planning an Oct, 16 parents are Mr. and Mrs, Louis Butcher Service... Abran of East Hartford. Her mater­ non. He was born June 9 at Rockville Baker, Stephen .N'olhun, son of Tire house wedding. nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Mary General Hospital. His maternal the Rev. Robert N. and Brenda Bales Serve Your Family! grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Germain Photo Meyer of Manchester. Baker of 44 Great Hill Rd., East STORE HOURS: Sylvester J. Cholko of Stratford. His Hartford, He was born June 8 at Tireetone The engagement of Miss Kathleen The engagement of Miss Donna Murphy appointed D’.Vinorii, Keith Miehael, son of paternal grandfather is James W. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Laura Burney of Hebron to William Marie Aibert of Manchester to Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 George J. Jr. and Sandra Hollander Penders of Stratford. He has two maternal grandparents are the Rev. 317 Highland S t C. Campbeii of Giastonbury has been Thomas Anthony Peragaiio of to academy D’Amora of 221 Bidwell St. He was brothers, James Francis 4, and and Mrs. Robert Bales of Caseyville, announced by her parents, Mr. and Giastonbury has been announced by born June 9 at Manchester Memorial Robert William 2. 111. His paternal grandparents are the Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 93)0 ■>- I Mrs. Robert Burney of Wail St., her parents, Mr. and Mrs. David J. Randy Murphy, son of Mr. and Hospital. His maternal grandmother Rev, and Mrs. R.L. Baker of Hebron. She is also the daughter of MAHCHESTER Aibert of 19 Oakiand Ter. Mrs. David R. Murphy of 21 Steep is Mary M. Hollander of Manchester. Kiipfersehinid, .Melissu Diiiiie, Manchester. His maternal great- the late Mrs. Geraldine Burney. Sat & Sunday Mr. Peragaiio is the son of Mr. and Hollow Lane has received an appoint­ His paternal grandparents areo.,: Mr. daughter . „ of , Wayne . - and Marcia . grandmother is Mrs. Nola Leona 'til 63H) Mr, Campbeii is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Peragaiio of Giaston­ ment to the U.S. Air Force Academy and Mrs. George D'Amora of i Snipsm Littell. His paternal grandparents CORK. Mrs. Waiter K. Campbeii of Giaston­ bury. Lake Rd., Ellington. She was born WoOoK bury. at Colorado Springs, Colo. He will be Glastonbury. He has a brother. are the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Clark The bride-eiect was graduated a member of the Class of 1980, Joseph 3, June 10 at Rockville General and Mrs. Mary Baker. His great- The bride-eiect was graduated from East Cathoiic High Schooi, She Murphy is an honor student at Hospital. Her maternal grandparents great-grandmother is Mrs. Winifred from Giastonbury High School and will graduate Sunday from the Hart­ are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kloter of CAR SERVICE ■ t i i m i s m a Manchester High School and has C anfield, J o h Iiiiu S., son of Clark. Manchester Community Coiiege. She ford Hospital School of Nursing. She received academic awards including Stephen and Michele Lemieux Can- Very Important Protection at Very Inexpensive Prices! is empioyed by Quality Name Piate is empioyed at Hartford Hospitai. Co. the National Merit Scholarship field of Standish Rd., Coventry. He Her fiance, a graduate of East Letter of Commendation and the was born June 9 at Manchester Her fiance, a graduate of Howeil Cathoiic High Schooi, was graduated Garden Fresh, Produce Specials Scholastic Writing Awards Gold Key Specializing Exclusively In LUBE & OIL CHANGE GROCERY SPECIALS Cheney Regionai Technicai Schooi, is from the University of Rhode Isiand This printing test pattern is a member of the U.S. Army National for poetry. He also has been a SLENDERIZING Plus-size fashions WALDORF in May. He is empioyed by the U.S. nftember of the Round Table Singers, part of The Herald quality con­ OWIV Guard. He is empioyed by Lynch Soii Conservation Service. trol program in order to give for the hard to fit. TENDER, YELLOW, QREEN Toyota of Manchester. American Field Service, and the ten­ you one of the finest A faii wedding is pianned. nis and cross country teams. BATHROOM TISSUE .. . 5 9 ^ The coupie is pianning a faii wed­ newspapers in the nation. $R88 SQUASH 4 . . 9 9 ' ding. ;HUBBEnES< All e«rt and light MUELLER'S Irwchi. TENDER

Benefit dance June 26 G f I n Wc'll iiulall up to 5 quarts of high grade oil and ELBOWS or SHELLS ...... 31*1 SW EET CORN 1 0 „ 9 9 ' G iris...... Juniors perform a professional chassia lubrication. Summer Rec classes Girls' sizes 8'A to 14W Junior sizes 10W to 18W SWEET LIFE - IN WATER JUICY SWEET to aid Cancer Society Monro-Made The last week of classes, a child care or cardboard circle A "Bicentennial Charity Cancer Society, 237 E, HEAVY WHITE TUBA ...... 5 9 ‘ PEACHES 3 « 9 9 ' registration in summer nursery is available for pattern, a pair of sharp Dance" to benefit the Center St. DUTY SHOCK ABSORBER classes offered at the West children two or older for 50 scissors, a needle and Cancer Society will be held ONLY Lifetime Guaranteed JUICY SWEET Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. will cents. thread. A notebook is es­ Saturday, June 26 at 7:30 FANNINQ be conducted June 21-25 New classes are as sential as the instructor p.m. at Ma Ma Mia's $ 1 9 8 8 NECTARINES 3 « 9 9 ' from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. follows; will discuss yardage For An BREAD ABUTTER PICKLES , . . . 0 9 ^ Caterers on Tolland Tpke. Each Openings still exist for Introduction to weaving requirements for the Music will be provided initalltd some classes and some including off-loom sampler quilt. by Johnny Prytko and his ORIENTAL LIMITED WARRANTY SWEET LIFE CALIFORNIA new classes have been weaving, inkle, and card Tuesdays from 9:30 to Good Times Band. The Monro-Matica will last added. loom. The instructor will 10:30 a.m. there will be a FLAVOR in normal use as long as you own your car, or Gwiazda Dancers of Hart­ Firestone will replace them on proof of purchase TOMATOES . . 2 1 8 9 ' lllllllllllll Response to the first and give directions on how to basket weaving class. ford also will perform. from Firestone, charging only for insUlIation. third graders project, a make a basic table loom or Students can purchase reed Jim and Jean Moriconi, SUNSWEET space mobile, was so participants may bring by the pound at local craft owners of Ma-Ma Mia’s, successful that an ad­ their own looms. The class and hobby shops. On will serve a buffet dinner. Front End ALIGNMENT ff'ith Thi» Coupon I frith This Coupon ditional class is being set will be held on Mondays Wednesdays a leather class There will be drawings for PRUHE JUICE . . ^ 5 9 ^ up on Aug, 2 and 4. ■ 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. tor six will run from 9:30 to 10:30 prizes donated by max PRINGLE'S I Mel Seibold, recreation weeks. There is a fee. Par­ a.m. Leather, dyes, and Manchester merchants. Any PILLSBURY I department director, ticipants must supply their conditioners will be Only a limited number of $1195 Amtrican reports that the projects own materials. POTATO CHIPS available for a fee at the tickets are still available. FUDGE for first to third graders Patchwork quilting will class. Students will be They may be obtained by Pitii tktrs. It n«td«d. has been enthusiastically be offered Tuesdays with allowed to use the instruc­ calling the American Precision alignnwnt by skilled m<^hanlrt FROZEN and DAIRY received and additional class time 9:30 to 10:30 DROWHIE tor's tools in class, but no who Mill B4‘l eahti'r.eninijcr, and toe-in SWEET LIFE - CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY ^ f A A P classes may be set up so a.m. and work time from materials may be W o k ...... »7.5 0 to manufacturers s|N-cirtciliua<4. that no child in this age 10:30 to 11:30, This free borrowed for home use. Pertonillzad group has to be closed out. six-week course will enable Both classes run six weeks Menus Cookbook ...... *1.50 Professional Service SO nm csmi los lAcmr stn on rossios ms cau. POT PIES 22'/h o z. The classes will run on two participants who complete at a fee not including cost Hundred to choose WHEN WE SERVICE YOUR CAR YOU RECEIVE: TOWARD THE llere'f THE Place to Shop for STOUFFER different days. the required work a chance of material. for ell her clothing needs. • Written warranlict on all » I leiiendahle car service. PURCHASE OF . Openings in the fourth to to finish a quilt large School Unique, Colorful and Exciting |uaran(4NNl pruducliantl irrvires e-Frcc car innpection. On Fridays from 10 to 11 * (iift» for Every Occaiion! seventh grade classes in­ enough for a single bed. a.m., a macrame course Monday: Frankfurt on a • Only the tervices you lulhnriml • Worn itarti in a hag. POUHD CAKES. . . . . iC UPTON clude flower crafting, Techniques taught will in­ will be offered. It will in­ roll, potato chips, performed at prices you OKed. fur your Inspection ICED TEA aluminum engraving, clude patchwork, pieced clude techniques for vegetable, ice cream, BIRDS EYE string art, tinsel painting, work, crazy patch, and beginners and advanced milk. I tlie MIX 36 OL pompom dogs, decorative applique. Students will sew beginners. Tuesday: One-half day — |"^^YWI CORH&PEAS ..... Coed ttn June 19th Good thru k m 19th wall hangings. If registra­ their quilt by hand doing at Registration must be no lunch. GIFT SHO P SWEET LIFE — REAL hdtne it NfMand Part Martat M a m at K(kland M MarUt tion does not increase in least one block per week in made in person only with Lint Dot CaoFM Far Fanil; Ueet O n tnooo Far Fieri; these classes, they will be class. payment due at time of 977 MAIN STREET Trim Fashions MANCHESTER ------canceled. The first lesson will be registration. A children's In Downtown Manchester 325 BROAD ST. .CREAM TOPPMG 9 9 ' New adult and teen on yo yo quilts. P a r­ ceramics class is open, The Bath White Butterfly OPEN MON. thru SAT., 9:30 to 5:30; ISTNARTIOROBlOOMFm VIRNON 64ft-33S* classes will be registering ticipants are requested to gmnastics is still was named in England in 1702 THURS. TILL 9 MO Mehta. Caiiitoi THURS. l-5.)0 the week of June 21-25. bring soft, light fabric with available, as arc children’s because of its resemblance to AMPLE PARKING S 2 |.3 7 ]f 242.flS7 44, SAT. I-U-.M During all adult and teen a two-pound coffee can lid weaving and adult-teen a piece of embroidery created Nml. Tan., la d , Fri I . in Bath Tire ceramic classes. l u n l’A(iK T K N - MANniFSTKR EVENING HEHALU. MaiuhMUT. (Onn . Tliur».. June 17. 197B

BROOKLIN, Maine (UPI) - by Salisbury. It cost Xerox $170,000. explain why it was a threat to article as an experiment and said Essayist E.B. White says Xerox White and Xerox began exchanging Corp. has agreed not to sfwnsor any f r ^ o m of the press.’-’ they saw nothing wrong with it. letters on the subject of sponsorship White said he then sent Xerox a "Whenever money changes hands, Gardening more magazine articles, such as the after White, 79, wrote a letter to the one written for Esquire Magazine in long explanation of his views. something goes along with it — an in­ editor of the weekly newspaper in David J. Curtin, vice president of tangible something that varies with Xerox wonH duplicate February by Harrison E. Salisbury. nearby Ellsworth. "I think this can be a threat to communications for Xerox, said the circumstances,” White wrote. By Frank Atwood "I wrote a letter to the Ellsworth White’s objections came as a sur­ "It would be hard to resist the suspi­ ownership of the press.” White, American saying in effect this was a vacationing on his farm in Maine, prise. Because of them, he said, the cion that Esquire feels indebted tc rather odd way to publish a company decided not to proceed with Xerox, that Mr. Salisbury feels in­ sponsored essay idea said. "I don't want some rich man or magazine,” White said, “Xerox read rich corporation jumping in willing plans to sponsor at least two other ar­ debted to both, and that the my letter — it was very short and ticles. ownership or sovereignty of Esquire Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Minor, out for The peas were planted the last week of to pay the tab for something I write." maybe a little snippy — and wrote me March and at the same time he planted Xerox sponsored a 23-page Both Salisbury and the editor of has been nibbled all around the dinner at a Chinese restaurant, were a very nice letter asking me to edges.” four 60-foot rows of Progress 9 bush peas. "Travels Through America,” article Esquire defend^ the controversial served some snow peas with other Chinese vegetables and liked them so much that They were ready to pick at the same time Mr. Minor decided he would see if he in June, with well-filled pods, but these could raise some in his garden. peas have to be shelled. He found the seed, with no difficulty, at It is a large vegetable garden and shows a local seed and garden supply store and the results of the care it is given. There planted what most of us would call a very are flourishing rows of cabbage, eggplant, Westown Has It All! generous trial crop, two rows 80 feet long. Swiss chard and peppers. There are hills My seed catalogue lists four feet as the of picking cucumbers and slicing FUNERAL HOME expected height of snow pea vines and Mr. cucumbers, zucchini and yellow summer E$tabll$hed 1874 • Four Generallont of Stnlco Minor would have been quite content with squash, Kentucky Wonder pole beans, 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 ^ 9 . that much growth. Instead, like Jack’s bMts, lettuce, parsley and 65 staked beanstalk, these peas reached for the sky. tomato plants of the Jet Star variety. Mr. Most of them were six feet tall when I saw Minor expects to harvest three-quarters them and some had reached seven feet. of a bushel of tomatoes from each plant. This Sunday Is Father^s Day, The vines has borne their first crop and blossoms in our picture indicate there will More planting ahead Let Vs Help You To Treat Dad Royally! be a good second picking. The Minors had When the peas are gone, that area will Youth Drug Symposium tried a few of the peas on Memorial Day be planted to beans and other vegetables and found them just as nice as those for fall harvest. conducted by Manchester High served on the (^nese restaurant. On He has an unusual method of planting School youth CIGARS June 7 Mr. Minor picked nearly a bushel. both carrots and beets. He prepares a bed For Fothor's Day He thinks the next picking, high on the that appears to be about two feet wide and ■Th« Paraonal am " vines, will not yield quite as heavily. broadcasts the seed in this area. Then the Thursday at 6:45 P.M. '’actively gift wrapped lor Few gardeners in this part of the coun­ 'avorlta man. carrots and beets are thinned as they at llling Junior High School try raise snow peas and some would not grow. The small carrots are cooked for recognize the name. They are picked when the table and the beet tops reach the table the ^ s are still flat and the peas inside as beet greens. He uses a salt shaker to All Youth Panel the pods are no more than small bumps. scatter the tiny carrot seeds. Then the peas are cooked and eaten, pods Last fall when cold weather came the Also Professionals and all. remaining carrots were left in the ground Public Is Invited They are tender and sweet. Another and were dug as needed until March. name for the vegetable is, appropriately, Across the back of the garden is a row of sugar peas. sunflowers just coming up. They will be left standing for the birds to harvest. ih''. Asparagus is in its first year of growth and none was harvested this year. Mr, Well-kept garden Minor, who started with three-year-old The (Hiinese cookbook on our kitchen roots, feels it will be safe to cut a few Frederick Minor stands between two tall rows of sugar peas in shelf has a statement that 1 think may sur­ spears next spring. his garden on Arbutus St., East Hartford. When the picture was UlSICO float honors Fendell The above tptce lo availeble to your group on a FIR ST C O M E FIR ST prise Mr. Minor. The author, whose The worst pest in the garden is a colony made June 7, Mr. Minor had just picked nearly a bushel of tender SE R V E D B A S IS to publicize communiw oervice programi. through the restaurant is in New York and who buys courleiy of Welkint. Call Mioa Carla Chealick at The Herald between of gray squirrels that ruined the sweet edible pods which he and Mrs. Minor would have in the freezer 11-12 a m. Monday for Thuraday'a ad. Pleaae phone 643-2711... Remember his vegetables in Chinatown, says that Norman Fendell, director of the Regional Occupational Training Center, corn last ) ^ r and dug into the potato hills that afternoon. (Herald photo by Pinto) rides at the front of the UNICO float in Saturday's Bicentennial Parade Dad snow peas, which he calls “soot dow," are to eat the^tatoes before they were ready at the request of the UNICO officers. “very difficult to grow and consequently to be harvested. There are no potatoes and Sundc r«ine 20 often cost twice as much as steak per there is no sweet corn in this year's gar­ pound.” den. Mr. Minor went to no special pains with Both the Minors are retired, Mr. Minor his (Chinese peas except to provide some from the Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co., Sale wire mesh for them to climb. It turned out where he was an assembler; and his wife Ends to be quite inadequate since it was two from the F.W. Woolworth Co. where she Sears feet wide. He had tacked the wire to did personnel work in Manchester 13 years Saturday S A V E * 5 0 Sears wooden stakes so that the lower edge was and at the Silver Lane store for 14 years. To Be a rtt»r 10 inches above the ground, but he soon Their home is in the area once occupied was driving in taller stakes and tying by Laurel Park, where the trolley from string to the stakes to support the vines. Hartford used to stop and families came Following instructions, he had planted for picnics and outdoor games. The the two rows 30 inches apart. He thinks it neighborhood is still known as Laurel Sears Custom-fit Sears 4-ply should have been five feet because vines Park. reached out across the 30-inch aisle and The Minors have two married sons, one started climbing on the vines in the other of them with two boys, providing a Stereo AM/FM 8-track row. He had to untangle them carefully reliable outlet for surplus vegetables. with his hands before he could harvest his Polyester Tires i ; crop. 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WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) - An per-year Air Force grant, found per­ more power from him. This justifies wrong, because the rebei is not a / authoritarian boas makes his missive bosses pr^uce rebeiiious him in being more abusive,” said Art loving person.” Venetian earthquake Charter Oak seedling workers faii whiie a permissive boss workers and authoritarian bosses Sweney, director and founder of the Sweney’s team of researchers set Permissive bosses makes himseif faii — and neither produce ingratiating, “yes, sir” center. out to answer the question: How does. type makes empioyes happy, accor­ workers. “The permissive boss gives power the relationship ^tween empioyes fund up to $8,000 to be planted Monday vs. bossy bosses ding to a study funded by the Air "The authoritarian assigns away, then doesn’t have control of and superiors affect empioyes’ job Force. obligations but doesn't give bis his job anymore. The permissive satisfaction? They used severai The Venetian Earthquake Relief Lawrence Longo, theaters; the Rt. Manchester's Bicentennial Com­ workers the power to do the job Tureck, park superintendent and The six-year study, conducted by leader programs himself for failure. tests, including one comparing how committee has received donations of Rev. Msgr. Inward J. Reardon, mittee has obtained a seedling from the Wichita State University Center right. He programs the subordinate memliers of the exei utive roum il ol The permissive thinks he can buy an empioye wants to behave with $1,000 in the past three days, bringing churches. Connecticut's original Charter Oak for Human Appraisai with a $100,000- for faiiure, which ailows him to take the .Manchester Historical Society love by giving power. He's usualiy how he thinks he's supposed to the total of gifts to aid the Italian Also, Sam Crispino, grocers; Dr. Tree, and will be planting it Monday behave. Joseph Massaro and Dr. John Hiccntennial Coinmittcc iiicmj^r* earthquake victims to $8,000. in ceremonies at 10 a m on the planning to take part m the ceremony Prignano. doctors; Atty. Dominic Those wishing to contribute to the Cheney Homestead grounds are .Nathan Agostinelli and I'rani is Squatrito. lawyers; Dr. Salvatore relief fund may send their checks, to Among those invited to participate Mahoney, co-chiarmen, Mrs Carol WEEKEND SPECIAL MANCHESTER Venetian Earthquake Relief In) Squatrito, dentists; Nathan in the ceremonies arc .Mayor Kuehl, secretary, .laiiies Eog.nty WEST HARTFORD P.0, Box 803, Manchester, or may^ ^Agostinelli, banks; Jeff Gentilcore. Matthew Moriarty Jr , Town and Ralph Maccarone Sweetheart Roses . . _ _ contact any member of the com­ • shops; Jon C. Hawthorne Sr., Manager Robert Weiss, Ernest M m Iut Charga mittee. which is headed by Sam Elk^ schools and police union; CASH a CARRY THURS. Filloramo and Raymond F. Damato. 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Michael Massaro and Joseph senators asking to have them vote to 649-5268 Macaione, contractors; Paul Rosset- send $25 million to the people in the Several representatives of vice-president. .Mrs Samuel Smith to and Daniel Reale. realtors; Bcrnie Fruili and Venezia Guilia earthquake Manchester Memorial Hospital auxiliary past president, and .Mr.i Famous Brand Mens Giovino and Paul Aceto, Parkade; areas of Italy. attended the iiSth annual meeting Hubert Spillane. a hospital incur Wednesday of the Connecticut porator 1 DAY ONLY Hospital Association at the Sheraton Distinguished service awards were Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven fircsenlcd to Dr llliss B Clark, Toiletries, Stationery retiring [iresideiil ol the .New Britain 4 ^ Attending the event were Edward Workers go on strike M Kenney, hospital administralor. General Hospital. Edgar I. Gcibcl, (ieoritc J. Rov, controller. Mrs Joan president of the Slamiord Hospital, FREE forts to reach a new agreement WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - About Bendtsen. director of volunteers, and Charles B Womcr. president o( 340 production and maintenance failed. .Mark Arc.sco. administrative resi­ the Yale-.New Haven Hospital who is COLEMAI workers have struck at the Hi-G Co. The strike is for better wages, dent. Mrs Gerald Hall. MMH leaving Connecticut to assume the SAVES 4 1 Inc., a maker of electronic and elec­ working conditions, improvements in Auxiliary first vice-president, Mrs chicl executive's position at the EPAIR SERVICE tromechanical components. insurance, cost of living and retire­ .lefirev Barnes, auxiliarv second i'niversity Hospital ol Cleseland TO 551^ About 20 strikers walked a picket ment benefits, said Richard Chris­ Ohio SATm JUNE 19th line Wednesday, according to tian, vice president of Local 280, From 11:00 A.M. Thomas Lynch, the company's direc­ International Union of Electrical. 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The addition of the two Cooney of 175 Downey Dr., tablishments and stores for Cape Cod Hospital, Hyan- many years. He was bora achieve the task, they said Standby for downed electric Paul Mitchell can explain why his arrival in Oakland as one of have my best stuff tonight but I new batting stance tonight. I’m “ I know who got players gives the Red Sox five who died Tuesday night at nls. Mass. She was the wife Wednesday they would cut wires at 151 Hartford Rd. March'4, 1920 In Rockville HYANNIS, Mass. (UPI) - Four cash each. "The $4.5 million figure the Oakland A's have won two three players dealt by got my best results.” back in a crouch like I was last shortchanged in this thing. unsigned players. All are Manchester Memorial of John Lukaeik. some programs in order to (Town) and lived in Manchester for American Basketball Association that had been bandied about and year. I haven’t been seeing the Hospital, is Friday at 8:15 Mrs. Lukaeik was a restore a six-day week of Wednesday, 8:25 p.m. — straight games since owner Baltimore for standout Reggie Claudell Washington paced Me,” Cooper said Wedne.sday. clients of Jerry Kapstein, who 30 years. teams were merged this morning talked about was not all cash," he a.m. from Holmes Funeral librarian at the Rockville gallery openings, cut to Kitchen fire at 889 Main St. Charles 0. Finley sold three Jackson. the A’s offense, driving in all ball real good,” Reserve outfielder Rick represents Rudi, Fingers, ^Home, 400 Main St., with a Other survivors are two Public Library before her (Town) into the National ^sketball Associa­ said. "The $3,200,000 figure is cash.” Former A's Joe Rudi and Miller thought the deal also daughters, Mrs. Jerome four by budget problems. Wednesday, 8:40 p.m. — tion, some five years after the first star players. The right-hander struggled their runs on a homer in the Fred Lynn, Carlton Fisk and Mass at the Church of the retirement six years ago. As part of the merger arrange­ in the early innings, giving up fifth inning off loser Luis Rollie Fingers, sold to the Red meant less playing time for Rick Burleson Assumption at 9. The time McCaffrey of Manchester She was bora in Rockville Minor car fire at Main and talk of a merger between the two ment, the NBA stipulated that "I think we’re making the of the funeral was in- and Mrs. Conrad Taylor of and lived here until moving Welfare funds HilUard SU. (Eighth District) leagues. rosters of the four ABA teams be adjustment,” he said his only run in the second when Tiant, 8-4, and a single in the Sox Tuesday in a $2 million him. "Go out and buy me a John Claiborne. Red Sox Waterbury; two brothers, Today, 7:38 a.m. — Standby Joining the NBA In what Com­ frozen as of May 1,1976, and that the Carl Yastrzemski stroked his seventh. The young outfielder deal, watched the game in cushion for the bench, will assistant general manager, \correctly reported in the to West Yarmouth six HARTFORD (UPI) - for electrical transformer fire, Wednesday night after a 4-1 bituary in Wednesday’s Walter Knybel and Chester years ago. She was a The budgets of 17 an­ missioner Lawrence F. O’Brien ABA would receive no share of win over the Boston Red Sox. 12th homer of the year. The said he, too, was improving. street clothes. Vida Blue, sold you,” he said. said he wanted "to get on with Knybel, both of Vernon; 75 Pleasant St. (Town) called “expansion” rather than Terald. member of St. John’s tipoverty agencies have television revenues for the next four "It's the sign of a champion. blast tied Yastrzemski with Washington struck out three to the Yankees for $1 million, Rico Petrocelli called the the negotiating right away but four sisters, Mrs. Jean merger, are ABA teams from years. Pollin also said the ABA Buriai will be in St. Episcopal Church of Ver­ been boosted $204,900 by When adversity comes, the Kansas City’s Amos Otis for times in Tuesday night’s game was not there. deal “fantastic.” now I can’t get to talk to him James Cemetery. Moriconi of Manchester, non. the state Department of Tolland County Denver, New York, San Antonio and teams would not have a vote in Indiana. The players from the now the American League homer Cecil Cooper was disap­ ’’This improves our chance (KapsteinI for a week " Friends may cail at the Mrs. Sylvia Parsain of Other survivors are a Community Affairs. But Wednesday, 6:55 p.m. — regard to the gate sharing for the champion rises.” and was hitting only .217 com­ defunct St. Louis-Utah and Kentucky funeral home tonight from Rockville, Mrs. Loretta son, Robert D. Lukaeik of the agreement Wednesday Smoke investigation at Mt. next two years, nor would they be in­ Mitchell allowed only three lead. ing into the contest Wednesday pointed in the deal because he of winning by any number you Dick Pole (2-41 pilches for Jaikey of Vernon, and Mrs. Vernon Dairy, Rt. 88, Vernon. franchises will be put into a dispersal 7 to 9. Manchester Lodge of Scituate, Mass.; a brother, to restore money once volved In the realignment of the NBA Boston hits for his second "The first two or three in­ night. thinks it means he will lose his want,” he said. "Even by 1(X) Boston tonight against Sophie LeMlre oif Stafford (Cot. 1, 2 and 3) draft. Eiks wilt conduct a Frederick Scherwltzky of withheld in case the agen­ divisions for next season. job as Boston's designated per cent.” Springs; and three Today, 4:40 a.m. — Traffic Washington Bullets' owner Abe straight impressive perfor­ nings are always tough for ‘T v e really been Oakland's Mike Torrez (6-7i memorial service tonight at Rockville; a sister. Miss cies overspend their accident on Rt. 6, Andover. Pollin also said the New York Nets grandchildren. Marjorie Scherwltzky of Poilln, who chaired first merger have agreed to pay an undisclosed In­ 8 at the funerai home. budgets did not restore a Today, 11:15 a.m. — a rt? '- ■' The funeral is Friday at Harrisonburg, Va.; and $500,000 legislative cut in Reported structure fire on talks five years ago, made the of­ demnity to the New York Knicks for Mrs. Charles Tucker 9:15 a.m. from Holmes three grandchildren. the DCA antipoverty ap­ Washburn Ave., Ckiventry. ficial announcement and revealed Infringement on the Knicks’ . -•S ' ■ Mrs. Mary Mae Tucker, Funeral Home, 400 Main The funeral is Saturday propriation. the ABA teams paid $3,200,000 in territory. "■-AV. 81, of 98 BIssell St. died St., with a htess at SL at 1:30 p.m. at White- Yanks top Wednesday at Manchester Bridget Church at 10, Gibson-Small Funeral Thoughts ApLENty Memorial Hospital. She Burial will be in St. Bridget Home, 65 Elm St. The Rev. was the wife of Charles L. Cemetery. Robert H. Wellner, rector ^ i BICENTENNIAL ^ Twins again Tucker. Friends may call at the of St. John’s Episcopal Mrs. Tucker had been funeral home tonight from Church, will officiate. employed as a supervisor 7 to 9. Burial will be in Grove Hill By Len Auster BLOOMINGTON, Minn, at Pioneer Parachute Co. Cemetery. (UPI) — Minnesota Twins before her retirement 23 Mrs. Johannes Andersen Friends may call at the manager Gene Mauch will years ago. She was bom M rs. M inna M. funeral home Friday from Andersen, 69, of 12 send Dave Goltz to the mound M arch 24, 1895 In 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday one heckuva battle for the AL East ti­ tonight in an effort to halt a Manchester and lived here Hathaway Lane was found from 11 a.m. until the time What's going on? tle now. It still says here the Soxers TV- ^ ■■ ' I . all her life. She was a dead Wednesday at her of the service. Has everyone gone mad? Has are short on pitching and the Yanks five-game losing streak. member of St. Mary's home. She was the wife of The family suggests that Charley Finley been kicked in the short on defense especially in the out­ Goltz. who has been the Twins’ Episcopal Church. Mr. and Johannes Andersen. any memorial gifts may be Over 1,000,000 tiome- head once too many times by his mul- field. Hey...wait a minute...maybe stopper, will oppose Vern Ruble as Mrs. 'Tucker would have According to police. Dr. made to the Memorial e? What’s going on? they should make a trade. How about V; the Detroit Tigers open a iour-game observed their 54th wed­ Robert Keeney, medical Fund of St. John’s makers hive stopped There has to be a good reason why swapping Ed Figueroa (who always visit ding anniversary in examiner, termed the Episcopal Church. the A’s owner is selling off all his beats the Sox) to be Sox for an out­ r i L L r i t z L .( ' * ^ 1 The Twins lost 9-4 to the New York September. death a suicide. waxing floors...with stars for cash which he really doesn’t fielder...let’s say Rice or Fred Lynn Yankees Wednesday to extend their Other survivors are a Mrs. Andersen was bora 1# need to line his pockets. Hasn’t (who still hasn’t signed) or even longest losing streak of the season daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Sept. 5, 1906 in Leek, Ger­ there? Or is old Charley 0 getting Dewey Evans? Not bad, huh. Minnesota hasn't won since last O'Keefe of East Hartford; many, and lived in Many dogs lack ready to abandon ship and leave Don’t wager your grocery money Friday a brother, Raymond Manchester for 22 years. Oakland with a club destined for the on it, however. You don't give your A dejected Mauch gave a report on She was a member of the Finnegan of Manchester; license tags Isn't it time YO U stopped waxing? cellar for the next 10 years. closest rival the one ingredient he his Infirmary crew Senior Citizens. Because Solarlan's richly two Sisters, Mrs. Marjorie Oh, yes Sal Bando remains and seems to be lacking. Not if you’re ll'I ’I Phriloi Meanwhile. Yankee Manager Billy Omm embossed surface keeps on Other survivors are a Eagieson of Manchester shlnlnp - without the drudgery Gene Tenace is still there to draw 100 using common sense. But come to Martin explained that he pulled and Mrs. Oiive Montovanl son, Erwin Andersen of If these are dog days for of waxing. strippirTg, and rewaxmgt walks and Bert Campaneris to steal a think of...why did Charley do what he Sox’ Doug Griffin makes fine stop of grounder pitcher Ed Figueroa one out short ol of East Hartford; three Mansfield; a daughter, Solarian nas a luxurious hand­ a complete game because he was people, imagine what they crafted look -> and the special few bases but, oh, Charley, what did? A's Bert Campaneris beat throw to Rick Burleson at second grandchiidren and three Mrs. Erika Hensel of are for dogs, is the MIrabondW surface that keeps its have you done? The lovable Farm systems...why tiring. great-grandchiidren. Coventry; three brothers message today by high gloss far longer than an clubhouse brawling A's will never be "He was moved up a day in the ordinary vinyl floor Every lime you When you come right down to it. The funerai is Friday at 1 and four sisters in Europe, Manchester’s town clerk. mop II clean, it really does look the same. pitching rotation and he was running lust-waxed! what good is it to have a farm system p.m. at St. Mary’s three grandchildren and He said about 2,300 But...if you’re a New York Yankee out of steam. Martin said But Mar­ Episcopai Church. Burial two great-grandchildren. Come in and see Solarian now when under the new rules you can't tin and his team didn t have many Manchester dogs still don’t — and slopwaxingl fan....all kinds of glee must be your will be in East Cemetery. The funeral is Saturday have their 1976 dog tags, sentiment. The method wasn’t direct legally hold them too long. Why Brewers’ Bill Travers troubles Friends may call at at 11 a.m. at Holmes even though June 30 is the but if you'll look closely the Bronx should the Pirates train Willie Ran­ Oscar Gamble slammed a three- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Funeral Home, 400 Main deadline date for obtaining $ia95 Bombers in the Stadium that the dolph into a fine second baseman run homer and Graig Nellies added a Main St., tonight from 7 to St. Burial will be in East them without a penalty taxpayers paid for have accumulated only to see the Yanks get the fruition. solo shot to provide the Yankees with 9. Cemetery. payment. SQ.VD. James Augustus "Catfish Hunter, The one prime reason, it seems, is the win Friends may call at the Rtg. 18.95 to use the youngsters as trade bait. making mark in league Joseph H. Knybel The Bicentennial bell­ Vida Blue and Ken Holtzman. Gamble's homor capped a four-rijn funeral home tonight from It’s better to get a proven veteran for Joseph H. Knybel, 56, of shaped tags are $3.50 for INSTALLED UP TO 9x12 Remember them? Remember they seventh and clinched the win (or 7 to 9. FlOOf Mtign copyrightM by Amiirong PREPARATION EXTRA were instrumental in bringing world someone untried. Tippy Martinez Figueroa. 7-4. who gave up eight hits 81 U n ion S t. d ied male and spayed female hit three-run homers while 39-year- rookie, belled two homers (or De­ dogs and $7.70 for unspayed championships to the city across was part of the package sent by the NEW YORK (UPI) - The before yielding to Sparky Lyle with Wednesday at Manchester Mrs. John Lukaeik Yanks to the Orioles and he seems to old Mike Cuellar hurled his (irst com­ troit. DeCinces' fourth homer Memorial Hospital. He female dogs. They may be from the Golden Gate Bridge. Milwaukee Brewers' Bill two out in the ninth Figueroa struck ROCKVILLE - Mrs. be a good prospect after several out­ plete game as the Orioles dealt the climaxed a four-run fourth and May's was the husband of Mrs. obtained any weekday, There are still other happy Travers is an underrated left­ out seven and walked four The loss Marion Scherwltzky ings in relief. But wouldn't you White Sox their sixth straight loss. lUh proceeded a two-run daublc by Sophie Dubashinskl from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. in thoughts Yankee fans can grasp. hander who relies on went to starter Bill Singer. 5-2. who Lukaeik of West Yar­ A cushioned no-wax rather have a Holtzman or Doyle Cuellar, now 3-7, scaltpred 10 hits Alonzo Bumbry In the ninth*' Knybel. the town clerk’s office in Reggie Jackson is with Baltimore something other than a blazing left in the sixth with .New York now-but he’s playing out his option. Alexander on the staff whose shown Tigt'ra I, ItoMil* 3 liiiliaiin 9, liuniirr- t leading 5-3 the Municipal Building. floor at a budget pricei Pinch-hitter Mickey Stanley's run- And if you’ve read closely, he’s been lie can do the job? Certainly. fastball to get batters out and Buddy Bell drove in four runs with Nellies' homer launched a thrcc- scoring single drove home Alex John­ quoted that he’d like to play in the Only a few clubs still follow the is winning with remarkable a triple and homer, enabling the In­ run second inning for New York son with the game-winning run 'Big City' and with his old friend, the principle of building from within. consistency. dians to send Bert Blylevcn to his After the homer. Willie Randolph during a two-run ninth Inning rally Catfish. The Pittsburgh Pirates pretty much He stopped the California Angels third straight loss since joining the walked. Jim Mason singled and for Detroit. Johnson drove in the adhere to this policy. But even Cin­ on three hits Wednesday night in Rangers Blylevcn, 4-8, has given up Mickey Rivers doubled home the se­ If you Ihink you can’t allord a Overloaded cinnati has dipped into other pitching the Brewers, last in the tying run with a single Rookie Mark 16 earned runs in his last three out­ cond run Mason scored the third run Library board seeks no-wax floor, think again' Sundial The Boston Red Sox were also organizations for quality personnel. Fidrych went the distance and IS a high-slyled decoralor-lype American League East, to a 9-0 vic­ ings. George Hendrick drove in the of the inning on a sacrifice fly by Roy benefactors of Charlie's spaced five hits to up his record to 5- floor with a Mirabond surface that Joe Morgan, the NL MVP a year ago, tory. The shutout was Travers’ third three other runs for Cleveland with a While 1. while Jason Thompson, another gleams brightly with a just-waxed overwhelming generosity. Poor old came over from Houston and George and lowered his league-leading homer and sacrifice fly. While, who scored the first run in Whiton repair funds look each time you mop it clean A Darrell Johnson, He won't have any Foster, who is breaking down fences earned run average 1.59 and boosted the seventh on Chris Chambliss’ foam inner cushion gives you trouble figuring out what to do with this year, is a San Francisco reject. more comloft underfoot his record to 8-3, suicide squeeze, also had two Rollie Fingers but, Lord, what do you Everyone scoffed at George Allen doubles, a single and scored three The Manchester public library also needs new fur­ Sundial is Armstrong s lowest In spite of the general' do with Joe Rudi? of the National Football League runs library board voted niture and equipment, and priced no-wax floor Beautiful Money deals topic trend toward declining cir­ decoralof patterns, exciting colors And if you put Rudi in leftfield, Washington Redskins when he opted American Wednesday night to ask the repainting and refur­ culation figures in libraries They’re the sunny See It now. what do you with Jim Rice? And if to go with veterans. Maybe they Board of Directors to ap­ bishing of the King’s throughout the country, you make Rice the designated batter didn’t make the playoffs last year but - League propriate $10,000 from the Daughters room, Buckley circulation at both Mary (hitter is the wrong phraseology), with power running backs like John Whiton Memorial Library said. floors that shine what becomes of Cecil Cooper? That Travers, who suddenly finds Cheney and Whiton Riggins and Calvin Hill joining the himself an early line candidate (or Kuhn orders hearing today fund for repairs to the An investigation is being Memorial Libraries show savD. has to be Excedrin Headache No. 10. ‘Skins should recover nicely this go main building of the planned to determine the without waxing 1 Reg. 14.95 Ten players into nine batting slots Cy Young Award honors after a dis­ an increase during the past around. And maybe George didn't mal 6-11 record last year, credits ihc library, board chairman presence and treatment of year, Buckley said. INSTALLED UP TO 9x12 won't go even using new math. have such a bad idea after all. Why William E. Buckley said. suspected termites in the discovery of a forkball as the key to NEW YORK (UPI) - be present at the hearing to review When it was suggested to Corbett The library board will floor g*i>gn copy>ignt*4 by Armstrong PREPARATION EXTRA Getting serious else are the baseball teams following The 40-year-old building Anna B. French junior his new-found success. Baseball Commissioner Bowie the controversial deals The Yankees that Kuhn could probably do nothing not meet again until Sept. Being serious for a minute, the suit? You only steal good ideas ... "I throw about 30 or 40 forkballs a needs repairs to the room at the Mary Cheney 15. BROADLOOM CARPET SALE! Kuhn scheduled a hearing in purchased Blue for $1 million and the to declare the Finley deals null and chimney and roof; the Library. Yanks and Beantowners should stage game,” the 23-year-old southpaw void, the Texas owner said: 'Why SELECTION OF OUR “BETTER- CARPETS his office for 2:30 p.m, EDT Red Sox bought Rudi and Fingers for said. "The extra pitch gives me more $1 million each. not? 1 would Let him i Finley i sue COMPLETELT INSTALLED - ^ S I T confidence, especially when I use my today to decide if Oakland A’s "The Blue, Fingers and Rudi me oua coMPitn Sports briefs fastball' superstars Vida Blue, Joe Rudi assignments by the Oakland club "I think the commissioner should FIDOS COVUtIG Tbro Bagging Bargain WAU TO WALL am Gorman Thomas drove in three and Rollie Fingers will be raise questions which I feel require a not allow any of these straight cash runs with a homer and sacrifice fly to FAMOUS MILLS 7UIVMN Keme Indoor-Outdoor allowed to report to their new hearing. " Kuhn said in a letter to the deals to be made while the reserve Racing purse, support Travers while Von Joshua Carpet Miss Joyce gave up an unearned clubs. 24 major league dubs. "As such, the clause is in litigation. Sure, we got BEATTIE M I i'iM MAGEE t U OXFORD, Maine (UPI) - The run in the 11th inning of the second had four hits, two runs scored and three players involved will remain on Bert Blylevcn (from .Minnesotai S^^$85*on an $30,000 "Oxford 250," to be held July game Wednesday as the Falcons one RBI. Forty-three year-old Hank Wednesday night Kuhn restrained the active list of the Oakland club but becase he was playing out his option. HERITAGE IKARPET KRAFT Rugged oteRn pile lor 18 at the Oxford Plains Speedway, dropped a 2-1 decision to Michigan. Aaron drove in a pair of runs with his the trio from joining the active may not appear in uniform or par­ But we gave Minnesota quality lon^r wear. Select rosters of their new clubs — Rudi and Irom popular cotora. offers the largest single day purse Ink pacts 749th career home run in the ninth in­ ticipate in Oakland games ' players n return " Easy-l^i^G n^ Catcher ever paid for an oval race track in ning. Fingers to the Boston Red Sox and Texas Rangers owner Brad Corbett Corbett, as have many baseball • HlgtHow texture Du Pont New England. PHILADELPHIA (UP) - The Elsewhere in the American Blue to the New York Yankees — denied Kuhn called the hearing and executives, has (eared a con.sollda- The EASY-EMFTr’ CRASS CATCHER nylon • e cotOT) Philadelphia Flyers’ four top draft League, New York trounced pending the hearing on the stunning • Shag Du Pont nykm •8 8 FT. demanded the commissioner void the tion of top players wilh the colors picks have signed multiyear con­ Minnesota, 9-4, Baltimore routed $3 million dispersal sale held by A's glamorous and rich teams it the WIDTH UN, FT. Joyce loses sales. • Level loop tweed Du Pont tracts with the National Hockey Chicago, 10-2, Cleveland put away owner Charles 0. Finley. "Kuhn didn’t call any meeting and reserve clause was abolished Toro now offen this spacious nylon • 8 colore SO. YD MERIDEN, (UPI) - Connecticut League club. TeXas, 9-4, Detroit shaded Kansas In issuing the restraining order, you can quote me on this, " Corbett "If this keeps up I probably won’t greu catcher at |SS off the • Sculptured Herculon* ole- COMPLETELY INSTALLED Falcons’ pitching ace Joan Joyce Those who signed were Kuhn asked Players Association regular orlce with every pur­ lln • 5 colOTB WITH CUSHIONY WAFFLE City, 4-3, and Oakland downed said. "Walter O’Malley (owner of the be staying in baseball very long. ” he took her first loss of the season as her defenseman Mark Suzor, the No. f Boston, 4-1. chief Marvin Miller, Finley and chase ot a rear bagging Tow PADDINQ team split a doubleheader with the Los Angeles Dodgers and one of the said. rider. } choice; Drew Callander, No. 2 pick; Orioli'H 10, Whin- Son 2 representatives of the New York 1. lull pull lever 2- and releate 3 3. right where you REQ. 111.95 sport's most powerful men! wanted b y Michigan Travelers of the women’s Craig Hanmer, No. 3 pick and Dave Supplies are limited, so see right le al... busheli nf grait. want them. ( ^ m s t r o n g Doug DeCinces and Lee May each Yankees and the Boston Red Sox to the meeting." ui today. INSTALLED IRSTRled professional softball league. Hynek, the fourth pick. $g95 WITH RED. wixH PADDING 1 0 « *10**,!M PADDING Decolon® The TORO' 9’x l2 ’ Rug Whirlwind* • Vinyl rug • Newtol I vSwUl a • Ta>h"at)u tione w ifhout a enough?' W HI Denelty-,^ VINYL" rageous thing he did, you'd Marvin Miller. Sam. I have to laugh at all those Ken Holtzman has been with three money, the Yankees and the Red Sox. ^ Foam BackI / LATEST PATTERNS a COLORS think for sure he committed Charlie Finley is showing that Nobody wants to win more than hollering for Bowie Kuhn to step in clubs now in less than three months The other lour clubs can go home. » 12’x15’ every man has a limit, whether it’s a Charlie Finley. I’ve seen him put o INOtauEDsunss ue TOI, ,2 d 6 FI. & 12 FI. Widths : some high crime. and make Finley stop what he's and still hasn't signed his contract. Wail until next year, though It’ll WIdtha club owner who feels the way he winning above money many limes SEE IT TODAY AT What crime? doing. Step in where? The com­ Actually, he was with four, but a deal be worse. Rag. does, that he was being ganged up on and so have his players. But is it so missioner can’t do a thing, legally or for him with Kansas City was 6.95 Charlie Finley performed a public Every star willi a second division A S395 by his Oakland players, or whether hard to understand what he means otherwise, and he knows it. canceled last Sunday after it already ’lO felJ SO. YD. «l-yd. ^ service. For baseball fans it’s the poor over-abused baseball when he says "f just refuse to let club has learned how to get to a fir.st CAPITOL EQUIPMENT COa everywhere, for his fellow owners, What did Judge Kenesaw Mountain had been made because his terms fan, who has to keep shelling out these athletes drive me into Landis do back in the ‘30s when he division club Don’t sign your con­ ' “We Service What We Sell” yes, even for ail the ballplayers. He weren't met, tract. It 308 Main Street. Manchaster ------" > more and more for his ticket because bankruptcy with their astronomical, was commissioner and Connie Mack PtMNM 6 4 3 4 1 6 6 2 was the only one with guts enough to the players keep getting more and unjustified salary demands." The Royals had agreed to give him You can sec who’ll be in the World do it. broke up his Philadelphia A's by 38 Main Sta, Manchester • 643-7958 OFOIDAHTI am ta IPJO. • TNmi A m. 9 am MI pm more for the same nine innings. I can understand what he means. $155,000 this year. $165,000 next year Series next year. The two teams wilh They shouldn’t give him a bad time selling off such stars as I.cfty Grove, Maybe he isn’t doing it in the most What makes it amusing is that all his and $175,000 the year after. That’s the biggest cheek books. TEMPLE’ for selling Joe Rudi and Rollie Jimmy Foxx. Mickey Cochrane. Al orthodox fashion, hut Charlie Finley critics would love to do the same Simmons and others. $495,000. The deal came apart when I^ t’s go Mels. EIGHTEEN - MANCH8STER EVENING HERALD, Manchetter, Conn., Thuri.. June 17, im MANCHESTER EVKNING HERALD. .Manchester, (,’unn Tburs , June 17, IS76 — I’AtlE NINETEEN

Softball r ) Phils’ experience shows Winning state crown i Little League NEW YORK (UPl) - two runs during a five-run victory. The Astros lost Crawford walked and went INT. FARM TOM GlirS GAMES nipped Frank's Market, 20- Buckley homered and had two singles and Tim 10-2 win for Nichols Tire the winners, Tom First baseman Dick Allen first for Chicago. Bill their fifth straight game to second on a sacrifice. (kiming up with 11 hits. ly. Doug l>ointer and hhl vt, Barlirrii, 19, last night at Fitzgerqld. singled twice and Ellen Burke tripled and Mike over Carter Chevrolet last Sokolowsky had five hits,- and pitcher Jim Kaat have Bonham got the win, his despite rapping 14 hits, 11 Independent Insurance Bertram two apiece lor 6ilS . Mki- For Fogarty's, Scott King Donadio had three hits and Lou Brock, running for Everett doubled for 11-2 night at Buckley Tinld Fred Flynn four and Jerry more than 30 years of sixth against three losses. off Medich in the five in­ Crawford, went to third on throttled the Lawyers, 11- Civitan Mott'a v». Er.EIrrlrir, had three hits including a Gall Bailey and Edye tops East track year Ansaldi's Brian Steely and Sloan homered, doubled Wilson and Al Pratt three baseball experience He was tagged for seven 3. T uesday n ight at 7i30 • M ke homer, John Gionfrido two Flores two apiece for Cut. nings he worked. an error and scored on a Paul Hohcnthul each and singled and Chris each. Bruce Theiling and between them and it hits, including Joe Verplanck, Dave L^liberty G un vrr v», R o rk H rll, including a four-bagger, Cards 4, Braves 3 pinch-single by Vic Harris. By LEN AUSTER doubled for the 2-9 lo.scrs. Cavedon and George IN I . I \H \| Brad Wheatley homered. showed Wednesday night in Morgan's 12th homer with had three hits and Vern 6t 15 • .\rlH> Tom Mellick and Jim INDY Bake McBride hit a Don Kessinger walked to Herald Sporltwriler Hanlon each added Iwo hits Bill Belckewiez colleelc-d For the losers, John Lear- the Philadelphia Phillies' none on in the first. Lavoie and Tom Trlc|ihanr \ii. Grnirr Flaherty three hits each Seventeen hits were bases-loaded single to cap load the bases, setting the AMKRICAN lor the winners Ijon three hits to aid his own di, Rick Mendes, Henry 8-1 victory Wednesday Padres 6, Expos 2 a two-run, ninth-inning ral­ East Catholic’s track team Sokolowsky two apiece (or Gongu, 6i 15 • Kefiiry and Bob Valk and Chris turned into a 14-8 win by stage (or McBride’s hit. Billy Hill hurled a three- Maxim had three hits and cause to lead Hartford Perkins and Dick Ormsbee night over the San Fran­ Dave Winfield hit a ly for St. Louis. Willie had a productive 1976 season. Independent, Pete ('BT Blur VK. Angrlr, Duffy two apiece. For Jim's Arco over DeMolay hitter striking out 11 to f|aul Bcn.son doubled lor Road Enterprises lo a 14 10 each had three hits with cisco Giants. bases-loaded single, Merv The Eagles logged a 10-2 Frankovich, Dan Damato 6il5 • Rulirrlron Frank’s, Dave Brannick last night at Nike Field. lead Army & Navy to a 5-1 C arter’s. Winning pitcher win over Ansaldi s last Tony Gooding adding a But neither would take Rettenmund doubled in two and Mark Desmarris VIloV »». Dirk'll, 7i.'IO • had five blows including For the winners, Frank record including a victory over win over Civitan Club last Hanlon struck out 14 night at Verplanck U nee grandslam homer. any individual credit, in­ runs and Mike Ivie hit a played well for the Kolirrlrun two homers. John Barry Lowe had three hits and crosstown Manchester High Ferris added twii hits in­ stead they talked about the two-run homer for San Lawyers, night at Waddell. Hill aided Murlurly'ii \ii. Griiipinu'ii, Cal Marsella, Tom VMI IIK \N I \HM cluding a three-run homer had four hits, Collins Judd, EASTERN team. Diego. Dave Freisleben p d copped for the second time his own cause with a homer 8i45 • Kulirriiiun Aldo White and Don Bergin Thibodeau, Paul Zura and IMKRN\TIO,NAL with Tim Ellis adding two Although outhit, 16-14. to the winning total Mar­ Eight runs in the sixth in­ “This team does what it went all the way for his in three years the state Qass Villnrr'ii tr. >rliiun, 6 il5 three apiece and Mike Bob Lagassie two apiece. Ansaldi's downed Boland hits. Bob Piccin doubled in Army & Navy had the runs lin Rrogic and ( tins Young ning powered Norton Elec­ has to do to win,” the 34- fifth win in six decisions. M championship. • Ellzgrrulil.l l.ynrli \ii. Kilby and Joe Quaglla two Joe Rogessio homered. Baseball Oil, 16-11, in a game called a run (or Civitan for a 24-16 duke over each had two hits lor An- tric to a 15-2 win over year-old Allen, a 14-year Dodgers 4, Mels 1 .saldi s KrrH, 7i30 • Eilr^rrulil each. Jim Clifford had three hits Coach Dave Kelley observed because of darkness after Civitan Club last night al Tierney’s last night at Mt. veteran, said, after he Ted Sizemore's two-run Trudun vr. Crorkrtl, including a homer and Bud a "super group of runners will five innings last night at Huckland I’ele Saglio Nebo. Bruce Macaro, Skip drove in four runs with a double climaxed a four-run NATION\l. 8i45 - Filzgrrulil CHAKTEK OAK Wilson, Skip Goldberg, be missed” but several more Leber Field. Tim Fogarty Twelve hits produced a hom ered and singled ROUKII McConnell, Joe Chmiel and two-run homer and a two- Los Angeles seventh-inning ALL.MM JUNIOR fifth inning to down the Army & Navy downed Tom Brewer, George twice. Mat Corey had three Ihe Red .Sox got past Ihe Jim Wok each had three run single.... “This is the rally. Doug Rau went six Silk City scored in every Willimantic Elks, 7-2, last will be among those returning Steak Out, 14-6, Tuesday McCauley and Bob inning to annex a 12-6 win hits and .Mike Tanguay. .Mels. .'t5-32. last night at hits and Dennis Vicent and most talented team by far innings and received credit niqht at Moriarty Field. for 1977. The key losses include Standings night at Fitzgerald. Dave McCalister each had two over Parkade Lanes last Karen Daley and .lotin Charter Oak Park Dave SENIOR GIRLS Frank Prabucki two apiece I've ever been on.” for his sixth victory with Craig Ostrout had a double Cephus and Mike Nolen, Brian Krinjak and Don hits for DeMolay. Shimanski two apiece lor Negri. Pal Farrell and Veal’s Variety Store for Norton. Macaro late-inning relief help by night at Cheney Tech. Joe and two runs batted in and Rindlefish each had four "The defense inspires Foley, Mark Skehan, Jim the winners Brayton .Mike Ralelilfe were Ik'sI downed Farr's. 22-12, last homered. Bill Grant had a you,” said 18-year veteran Charlie Hough. Steve Demeo had three straight Tom Boland and Jeff Ber­ National League hits and Buzz Ames, Larry NIKE Charest and Steve Whitham. Special price Reynolds, Brian Stem each for the Sox while Clayton night in Girls' Senior Soft- pair of blows for Garvey, Ron Cey and Dus­ hits for the winners in­ man each had a run Jordan, Jim OBrien and Five runs in the third Kaat, 37, who pitched a Eawl Craddock homered lor Ihe tull League play at Martin Tierney’s . ------ty Baker led off the cluding a homer and three producing hit for the 4-0 This group with the exception W L Pci GB Manchester Senior had three hits and Tim Kel­ Joe Peck two apiece for were more than enough as four-hitter and picked up ERIC LECKO Mets School. Francine Lateano FELINE seventh with singles to fill RBIs. Ken Hill chipped in Merchants. of Whitham (out with a pulled STEVE COLBERT Phila. 40 17 .702 Citizens will be offered the winners. Ames and Jor- Pero's bested Bob & his fourth straight win. had three hits and Sue Roth Scoring in all but one the bases. Bill Russell with two hits and drove in hamstring), picked up most Pittsburgh 34 25 .576 7 tickets al half price for the dan homered. Jim Marie's Pizza, 7-4, last "...I have a lot of fond Emil Fournier continues to im­ prospect for ‘77 in the hurdle two including a homer for frame, Crisplno's topped singled home two runs and three runs. Dave Bester- Bob Walter hurled a one- New York 31 33 484 12(6 pro boxing card June 23 at Lachapelle, Brian Flint, night at Nike Field. For the memories of the cham­ points in the successful cham­ prove in the javelin. events. Once again, Frank the winners. Lynn Wiess Cut & Curl, 10-8, last night pionship team in Sizemore doubled to com­ field and Rob LeBrux com­ hit shutout as Manchester Chicago 27 33 .450 14(5 East Hartford High. Six Mike Maloney and Bud winners. Butch Talaga had pionship bid. wasn’t that bad in the hurdles St. Louis had three hits (or Farr's, at Mt. Nebo. For the plete the rally. bined to hurl a five-hitter. C ris p ln o ’s b lan k ed The longer distance running 26 35 .426 16 bouts arc slated, lopped by Pottlnger each had two hits three hits and Don Gagnon Minnesota in 1965 but it Montreal 20 34 .370 16(5 Personal Tee outscored winners, Marlene Donnelly certainly doesn’t compare Pirates 6, Astros 3 Gary Marineau and Wayne Mansfield, 7-0, last night at Where Kelley believes his events appear well manned. this year. an eight-rounder between for Steak. two and Denny Vendrillo Nasslff Arms, 26-14. Susan and Anne Gracyalny each Al Oliver’s three-run, Bray hit best for Lanes. E.O. Smith High in Storrs. Junior Luke O’Conner, who While the superior runner Weill light heavies Hamon homered. Tony Quintilliani with this team.” team will be strong next year Setsky, Beth Tobin and had three hits and Sheryll third-inning homer W L Pet GB Ranquillo and Al Ware Multi Circuits scored Cul» 5, Red« 3 Gary Labrec had two hits is in the jumping and weight took over the school two-mile hasn’t come forward yet, it Cincinnati 39 23 .629 Denise Bouliller each had Kane, Gail Kelley, and Pat and Tony Listro each had a powered Pittsburgh to vic­ COLT INTER'rOW N Wcthcrslield's Dennis Jor- three times in the seventh Manny Trillo and Steve and Pete Gourley drove in events. One looked upon very record with a 9:41.4 in the doesn’t appear East will slip losingLos Ang. 36 26 .561 3 five hits. For which side Rejman two apiece. Laura pair of blows (or Pizza. tory and allowed Doc Manchester Merchants dan will be in the to upend Wilson Electric, Swisher each drove home two runs to pace the very much in track in ‘77. San Diego 33 27 .550 5 the game report didn't Medich to earn hip fifth erupted for five runs in the highly is junior Jon Lindberg, divisional meet, heads a list semifinal 12-11, last night at winners. Houston 29 34 .460 10V5 note. “an athletic weightman” who which includes juniors Steve Besides O’Conner’s record­ Atlanta 24 35 .407 13(5 Fitzgerald. Dave Castagna was just learning technique Colbert and Eric Lecko. setting performance, Whitham had four hits, Dave Kossiol San Fran. 23 40 .365 I6V5 PLAINVILLE Trader World Antiques this season. Kelley sees him as Junior Mike Hennessy set a new standard in the long topped Hagler June Bugs, and Fred Gliha three American League a point producer in the shot emerged as a top-flight 880- jump with a leap of 21-feet 6 Cl­ STADIUM 27-12. Janet Bidwell had apiece and Tim Cun­ Cheney players Eaat four hits including a homer ningham two for Circuits. put, javelin and discus. yard runner while sophomore inches and the mile relay four­ W L Pci. GB SAT 8 PM and triple and Geri Lom­ Andy Lorenzen had three I Tom Sipples appears ready to some of Charest, Skehan, New York 33 22 .600 Q uasar bardo added three hits for hits and Paul Lorenzen. named all-COC Freshman Mark Fournier take charge in the 220 and 440. Foley and Hennessy turned in Cleveland 26 26 .500 5(5 JUNE 19 Trader. Nella Leigher Tom Ferlazo and Ralph FUZZ has shown his promise in the Boston 26 29 .473 7 130 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER Juniors Pete McCann and Bob a 3:30.1 clocking to take over in homered for Hagler's. Bernard! two each for pole vault and high jump and Baltimore 26 31 .456 8 AUTO Wilson's. Frank will move in in the the record books. Cephus Detroit 25 31 446 8V5 100% Two Cheney Tech baseball players were named to the he’ll get nothing but better (he sprints with Frank touted by Nolen tied Joe Martens’ record Milwaukee 23 30 434 9 CCGFSL All-Charter Oak Conference second team, it was an­ RACES 1)1 STY wasn’t bad this year). Junior in the 100-yard dash with a Went souDsan Formats Inn raised its nounced by Frank Alioa, Bacon Academy coach and his coach as an outstanding Marty Lane hurled a FATHER’S DAY SALES! W L Pet. GB LAP record in the Central chairman of the COC baseball committee. :09.9 clocking. four-hitter as Savings Bank Kan City 38 20 655 MODIFIEO Connecticut Girls’ Fast Outfielders Glenn Cooke 50 of Manchester blanked Texas 33 22 .600 315 Pitch Softball League to 1-1 and Chris Skoczylas were Chicago 27 28 Town Employees. 4-0, last and sophomore Al KristofI .491 9(5 LAP and over-all standard to 4-1 selected by the coaches to RIVET KIT 3 WIRE 16 GUAGE Local soccer Oakland 29 31 483 10 W - 'SATElUTf night at .Robertson Park. of Coventry were tabbed to PLEASURE nCMOTE CONTROL with a 25-7 win over F.P. the second nine-man Minnesota 27 30 474 10(5 20 Jeff Wille had two hits and the second team. PLUS HEATS - PLUS Taylor of Glastonbury last squad. Cooke and Skoc­ EXTENSION PEE WEE Calif. 25 38 .397 15(5 Tom Wood homered (or Selections were made on SALE! ^ .9 6 penalty kick in the fourth the Oceaneers a 4-2 win 6-4, and the Metros out- TROPHIES Ig : COLOR TV ENSEMBLE night at Cheney Tech. zylas, both seniors, led Brian Feshler scored two Weditfuilay’s Krnulls SBM while Phil Conti had a a player's performance UGHT quarter to give the Apollos over the Matadors. Dan score the Toros, 5-2. Tim S3. Adm. 6 to 12 yrs 99c • 1»’ d lio o n tl K ,M n « Mloh P«rtofminc« Doreen Downham had four Cheney in batting. goals and Matt Gilmond a 1-0 win over the Sounders Clancy also played well for Conti scored three goals Detroit 4, Kansas City 3 Undar 6 yrs Free 0.3000 l60% Solid SUM . "In.LIno" M .lru. straight hits and Kathy pair of safeties for Town. regardless of position. and Bobby Kilian one New York 9, Minnesota 4 Sinp. Pictuf. Tub. .A ll EiKUonic VHP tnd Bolton High's Paul in Southern Division play the winners while Tom and Mike LeTourneau, OllUll UMp Tun.ri wllh Prooram Cwilw . Inaumatic Strand and Wendy Warren Groves and Coventry NOT EXACTLY____ A t SHOWN SALEI57.50 apiece as the Wildcats Baltimore 10, Chicago 2 Colof Tuning with P ictur. Control ModW CANDLELIGHT last night at Manchester Finnegan netted both goals Glenn Boggini and Sean WED. 8 PM CAAT WCLUOlO each homered for the High’s Rick Gankofskie Brown’s play blanked the Stars, 4-0, last Cleveland 9, Texas 4 Chorches Motors toppled High. Mike An also played for the Matadors. Hagearty one apiece for .Milwaukee 9. California 0 winners with Deb Dawson were named to the first 20 RECE HERBRAND night at Illing. Chris JUNE 23 Blue Moon, 11-5, last night well for the Apollos. the Suns. Bob Jones scored Oakland 4, Boston 1 chipping in with three team. Both are seniors. Sporting an 11-1 won-lost Sember was best in defeat Roger Greenwood scored *499** at Robertson Park. Ken CHRIS SKOCZYLAS SOCKET SET Action in the Northern three goals and Lisa Tuilay's Pruliahle Open Competition RBIs. Junior Butch Richardson record. Brown’s Tires host for the Stars. twice and CJiris Terry and Goodin and Paul Frenette Rm. SS.18 Division last night saw the Christensen one (or the Pllchrrn Niantic and Meriden Satur­ R«g. $10.95 David Kelly scored in the Aaron Buczek once to give th each had three hits and Suns outlast the Olympics, Olympics. Detroit iRuhle 5-2) at 100 SILK CITV day afternoon at 1 at second period for the Tor­ Gary Gates scored two ■ W MODIFIEO CENTURY Gary Buyak and Kevin Mt.Nebo. Each team will Minnesota (Gollz 6-31, N AUTO RACES Bogner's totaled 27 hits nadoes in a 1-0 win over the goals and Jason New York (Hunter 7-6) at en route to a 21-12 win over Callahan two apiece for Legion bows again play a twinbill. Sunday, Chiefs. Robbie Melley $700 to win, 2nd $350,3rd Chorches while Pete Bez- Wlochowski, Donny Logan Chicago (Brett 3-0), N $200, 4lh $150, 5lh $125, Allied Printing last night at Brown’s trek to Williman­ played well in goal. TELEVISION zini had three blows for YOUR PARTS STORE and Steve Logan once for Baltimore (Garland 5-0) at 6th $100 Fitzgerald Field. For the Four times the man for Newington going tic to play Niantic and Nicklau8 favorite Texas (Briles 6-2), N Blue Moon. the Metros while Rob S3.90 Adm. 6 to 12 yrs 99* 1768IIRNSIDEAVE. EASTHTFD. Packers, Dave White had Manchester American three-for-four including a Willimantic in State JUNIOR Milwaukee (Slayton 7-31 at Legion baseball team has 643-1551 Maltempo scored both Under 6 yrs Free three home runs, Kent towering grandslam homer Women’s Softball League John McNamara scored California (Kirkwood 2-6), N Car Ovnwri Call Chtni taken the field of action goals for the Toros with 528-1554 Smith five hits including over the leftfield fence. play starting at 1 o’clock. OPEN MON. — FRI. 8 to 6 SAT. 8 to 5 two goals and Chris Mike Morris also playing Boston (Pole 2-4t at ^TtLJ21403Hoyg^ John Wiggin homered and on each occasion its Ross Lyman picked up the again in U.S.Open Oakland (Torrez 6-7), N two roundtrippers, Tom Carmel, Kelly McSweeney, well. and doubled twice. Bill been vanquished. win. (Only games scheduled) Evans and Dave Viara four Peoples had three hits and Andy Brown and Eric DULUTH, Ga. (UPI) - Nicklaus' immediate Loss No. 4 was tacked on John Varca started and hits apiece and George Rich Gustafson, Roger Jutmer one apiece as the Jack Nicklaus, a legend in goal is a fourth U.S. Open the locals last night by absorbed the loss for May, Mike Jordan and Talbot, Steve Longo and Hurricanes routed the his own time, seldom title and Jones, who never Newington by a 10-4 count Manchester with Pete Steve McAdam three each. Bob Gorman two apiece as Warriors, 6-0, last night at seems to drift too far away turned pro, was one of only at Eagle Field. Daigle pitching 2 1/3 in­ For Allied, Tom Kolodzies Holiday Lanes routed Illing. Scott Goehring from an earlier golf three men to post four wins GET YOUR KICKS IN '78! Manchester, 0-1 in Zone nings of fine relieve. Brad had three hits Including a Gus's, 12-1, last night at played well for the legend, the late Bobby homer. Mike Duval and Ed Eight play, journeys to Ingraham was the batting Jones. in what most consider niunsingiuear AT Robertson. Seven different winners. Henry Park Friday night at star for the locals with two Reyngudt each had three players had hits for Gus's. Bob Bohadlk scored at Their constantly in­ golf's No. 1 tournament. hits and Steve Brady and 6 to combat zone foe blows including a double. the 1:35 mark of the second tertwining trails crossed The other four-time Rockville. ,t 4 d ) & grand slam* shirt COLEMAN BROS. SHOWS Bill Morgan two apiece KEC He also sparkled at overtime to give the again today when the 76th winners were Willie Ander­ Tom Ciotto was the big shortstop. Behind a 25-hit attack, Knights a 1-0 win over the U.S. Open, with Nicklaus son and Ben Hogan. “NEW ENGLAND’S LARGEST & BRIGIITESr’ Merrilly Myers had two CBT downed Hartford Goodyear ‘Polynias’ l^iiew alls Yankees last night at the favorite as usual, Nicklaus also is tme only homers including a game- National Bank, 19-7, last Illing. Todd White was best began play at the Atlanta golfer to win all four of Uie at the Manchester Parkade winner as Fogarty Bros. night at Keeney Field. For for the Yanks. Athletic Club where Jones “ majors” (U.S. and was a member most of his British Opens, Masters and MIDGET life. PGA) at least twice. 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I "’''®® P’’ '''■s* y®®r. whichever comeH Due Id nationwide strike, Ihe tire In the size I first. No charge for labor either. I •3 I H.-.J 95 you want may not be available at all loca­ n-l SIC9 95 '■» I u ypP ®an't beat a deal like this—so come In now and! Save up to SALE $229.9$ tions. "RAIN CHECKS" will be provided lo SALE $139.93 GOLF I^bnng home the Beacon. WYEAR assure you of our advertised price on your lire as soon as ll Is avsilable. 10-SPEED MODEL ‘40 0 SKUNUHUIIC MVER #1010 NOW ONLY $10995 ih. 85 RIDER I cult cadet I The shirt designed lor active sports and cool WITH BAGGER ILawn ^ Gardm Tractoi! j , _ comfort. "Breathing ” open mesh knit Is Ihe GOLfClUB See the beautiful buys on all _ OIL CHANGE (Up To I muMOWFii. I RIDER reason. Solid colors, styled with a sharp tailored our beautiful Beacons NOW. *119.95 I IXtUllXILtK.JUWIliWUftR I Folly Lana, North Covontry Includsg. ! eta “ ! $ Speed Tr^gmiaaion collar and cool short sleeves. In easy-care foff of Gooto Lana batwaan LUB & FILTER 5 Ob. of ( I HI I $2 ' Mower Permanent Press Dacron* polyester and cotton • Suntour Darallleurs ^ MM mJ One Year W arranty A real prol Rfat 44-A snd IBS • Cenlar Pull Brakes PHONE: 742-8348 (Safety Levere) Ih/ ’o iA e /r • Lugged Fremee ARCO • hp Ciecttic Stan you’v8 NINE BEAUTIFUL HOLES COMPLETE 3 Speed Ttanamiavon • 2S” Mower m jsw /v Riit«irant/Cirts/lldwlob on Tap • High Preteure TIrec MASTER CHARGE One Year Warranty • hear Bagger Mounied m o o t/e r s changad • Reflector Kite Hcg $949 9S w rve CASH SAFETY I wn nait Im NdM«| Announcing ipeclal rale* /on • Completely Aetembled o o o o f i r c A R SALE In your yard $179.00 Rwj $769 95 changed RETIREES CHECK GREAT FATHER'S DAY 9 GRADUATION GIFT! For more good years in your car FREE! SALE In your yard $725.00 BAT?***'''’' '*"'** neOULAB DOOR BUSTING SPECIALS THE li.xtuiji liiii- Sdle LADIES IH 10 ' Hi'«l'Tiimmii 40 99 34.99 •i.ra FIR NINi from lOiOO A-M. to 3:00 PM * BIKE SHOP I IH IN" H•<<>*• J.'OO P.M. . 12.00 FOB Manchester r/w Complete Men's Store' NINI, M.OO FOR 10. THIRD NINI FBIII EVERYONE Dal^- 9;30-8;00 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR'S AUTOMOTIVE) EQUIPMENT CORP. ir§ OUR CCLEBRATC... • OPEN TOHITE & FRIDAY AT 4 • OPEN SAT. AT NOON FRIOAYI trt TOIF d«Tt. 11.79 PIR NINI btU m 2S)0 P M HICH- Thurt. A FrI...... 9:30-9:00 "UWH I8BIFMIH1 B 081 8BSNHtS**3 m.lM from Vernon Cwc«e ott Rewie 81 . M l MAM tT N tlT , MANCHf BTtA TM-CITV nAZA. VIANON MONDAY W n lATUNOAV t-J# M I J I MONDAY thru PRtOAV ItAO $• lOO Sponsored By Saturday...... 9:30-8:00 IRT. 13 ^ 172-0707 VERNON, CONN. THUR80AV t M tw IDO •ATUAOAT IOA# *a I M ElICTRIC CANTS •hrirt nollibla •! lOWIST Itin PHONE 647-1027 PHONE 643-1161 MANCHESTER PARKADE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION MON., TUES., WED., FRI. 8-5:30 a THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 1^ Mon. to Thurt. e0:00; Frt 8-8; Sit. B-4 | • W l ACCIPT MAtTlA CMANOl AND tAMK AMRWCAAO • P A P E TW EN TY - M A N C H E S T ti^ E V E N lN G H E RALD, Manchester, Conn., Thun.. June 17, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn^Thurs . June 17. 1976 PAG E T W E M V O.NE Atlantic Fence Co, Inc. for Nor­ man Hansen, fence at 7 Lincoln St., Town men Public Records $1,195. Leo W. Richloff Jr., swimming honored I$'arrdnly HrcHu Unusualhf heavy demands may rsquira our sattinf raasonabta Trust, to Greta Barsalou, property at pooi at 217 Autumn St., — $200, SPOON RINGS quantihr limHs on tom s of tha Hams in lalm ttt to all customars. Joyce S. Stanton to Richard J. and 11 Tanner St., $42,000. Newton Smith & Son for Daniel Com* and • • • Um fra* damonatrallon by Aetna Valerie A, Claps, property at 288 Moroz, addition at 26 Curry Lane, $5,- Ruitiling iiiTniilo TImrod Rd.. $110,000. 000. Odia P. Coleman and Stylarama Inc. for John V. Stanley and Ceidulle Bellefleur to Krause Clinton N. Greene, both of Measom, alterations at 236 Autumn Marriage lirenseii Hand Alfred L. and Shirley S. Bunce, Manchester, have been St., $3,000. David William Rinas, 200 Center *Klorist & Greenhouses property at 102 Tracy Dr.. $46,500. named recipients of Aetna M & M Plumbing and Heating for St., and Doreen Sandra Jabs, Bristol, Life & Casualty’s 1976 William L. and Ann-Marie C. Mrs. H.E. Mayo, alterations at 195 June 26, Concordia Lutheran Church. Crafted Community Action Awards Sheridan to Frank and Gena Plagen- Henry St.. $2,000. Richard Allen Fishman and for outstanding community za. property at 141 Delmont St.. $52.- Catherine Elizabeth Belch, both 000. Tyrol t i Wethey Co. Inc. for A LL D AY SATU RDAY (9-5) service. Missionary Society of Connecticut, Warwick, R.I., June 20, Wickham For the past year, James D. Aceto to Paul J. Aceto, additions at 49 Durant St., $9,000. Park. L A ieiS r KITAIL eOOWIM IN MANCHIITIR Coleman has been a property at 591 Hilliard St. and 301- THE HIDDEN BARN Bernard L. Noble, swimming pool Richard Joseph Mahoney, 56 Lenox volunteer counselor at 303 Adams St., $100,000. C a ll MtMbMtar 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 ROUTE 44A AT QUARRY ROAD at 539 Bush Hilt Rd.. $700. St., and Jewel Ann McGinnis. 73 _____ *11 H A »T»0»0 lOAD, M A M CH im i Elmcrest Psychiatric Lucien and Joan J. Martel to Jef­ Army-Navy Club, two temporary Cooper St., June 20. BOLTON Institute’ helping’ frey J. and Laura Klojry, properly at Harvey Kenneth Lewis and Sandra You may bring your Isvorltf spoon and watch It mado 48 Dudley St., $2ri^. tents at 1090 Main St.. $225. rehabilitate drug-abused Manchester Community College, Lee De^esa, both New.ington, July into a traaiursd poasoaslon. rq^idents. He is also a Herman M. FrVchette and Albert One of The Stop & Shop Companies temporary tent at 60 Bidwell St., 10, Wickham Park. SPECIAL RATE volunteer counselor at R. Martin, trustee^or the Frechette Steven Jason Wooding and Annette Read Herald Ads $ 1 0 0 . Crossroads, a suburban & Martin Realtors Inc. Pension Dorothy Jones, both Manchester. drug advisory center where he’s coordinated fund drives and summer programs, a member of 116 EAST CENTER ST PLAY OUR NEW GAME WITH US! Big Brothers of Manchester and a youth advisor in several church Dynamite discounts! MANCHESTER and community Business organizations. Coleman (formerly A&P) *240,000 IN CASH PRIZES lives at 33 Park St. OVER 100,000 TOTAL PRIZES A former scoutmaster, SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE ON SALE NOW THRU S A T U R D A Y ^ ^ ^ BINGO Greene is involved with the Catholic Committee on Scouting, organizing an­ n o t h i n g t o b u y t o e n t e r nual retreats at a local monastery. He has spent several summers as direc­ These vilues avsilable only JOIN THE REVOLUTION! tor of an Interfaith day in Bradlees East Hartford store. camp and has used his vacations to help children P Coupon W/*7.S0 Purchase ^ Coupon W /'l^^lT rchase^^rToT pM T tf/^T ls"^ from Hartford and Manchester enjoy arts and I Sweet Life crafts and swimming. ICE CREAM Greene is also a volunteer ALL FLAVORS CHARCOAL counselor at the Connec­ I LIMIT ONE ticut Prison Association. He ans his wife, Barbara, .'SUGAR L IM IT ONE I COUPON live at 61 Dale Rd. with COUPON ■ PER LIMIT ONE COUPON $ ^ 8 9 their six children. j 7 Q 0 PER CUSTOMER I CUSTOMER I PER CUSTOMER I Community Action Opens firm ^ A L ID JUNE 19-10 ■ VALID JUNE ^WAIIO JUNE 15-19 ^ gal. ! 15-10 Awards are presented an­ W ayne C. G erit has nually to Aetna employes opened an office for the across the country. general practice of law at Nominated by fellow 656 Ellington Rd., South workers, winners are Windsor. selected for their in­ Gerit is a graduate of dividual efforts to improve South Windsor High School the quality of life for others. Coleman is a credit and received degrees from Fortrel®-Avril® Cape Cod curtains the University of Connec­ BABY BEEF technician in the treasury ticut and Capital Universi­ services department at 24", 30". 36" No-iron Celanese Fortrel* polyester Avril* rayon ty School of Law In Colum­ Aetna. Greene is assistant AND VAL. secretary in the national curtains lor any room In bus, Ohio. LIVER melon, white, yellow or accounts department. He Is married to the ,1.3** brown 45" to 72" white only. former Elaine Della Ber­ REG. 2.49 1.2.99 EA r o n rg i* I| 6 IrMjgenafh 0$ lAOwtlTWt nardo of South Windsor. Inc 6 5ub5M)i«r|r 0< tP>« C«l4r»*M CotQ Accepted *T M ri4C Copp Gerit is admitted to Men’s belted linen Men’s short sleeve Men’s perm-press Bradlees brand 45", 54", 63", 72" REG 4 99 4 5.99 EA 4.00 practice before all state The Board of Examiners weave casual slacks knit shirts, 20% off! pajamas at savings men’s underwear courts in Connecticut and for Certified Public Ac­ 29 < PKG. Ohio and the U.S. District countants in Illinois have 9 9 9 3 9 9 4 9 9 OF 3 Court in Connecticut. He is accepted Helene Dremel a member of the Kiecolt Wahl, daughter of OUR REG. U .99 OUR REG. 4.99 OUR REG. 5.99 OUR REG. 3.99 t 4.49 American. Connecticut, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Polyester-rayon-llax flares Placket front styles In surface Solids and prims in long Dacron polyester-combed Ohio and Columbus Bar Kiecolt, 156 Mountain Rd., with coordinating tri-color interest or repeat stripes. sleeve, long leg p j.'s ot cotton T-shirts, athletic shirts polyeater-collon. Sizes A-0. and briefs, white. S-XL. Boxers Associations. Manchester. belt. Summer tones. 30-42. Of easy-care cotton, polyester in solids and prints. 30-44. DuBucjue Little Link She is a graduate of or polyester-cotton. S-XL. Novelty beach towels CHICKEN WINGS Manchester High School and received her B.A. Fine writing 2 ^ 2 0 0 Famous brands SAUSAGE degree in economics from instrument, FOR cotton 59*.. the College of Wooster, REG. 2.49 EA. towels 26x54" Wooster, Ohio, and her gift-boxed DElLOelicious SLICED CHROME PEN A n . 3 9 . M.B.A. degree from PENCIL SCT ROAST REEF Northwestern University, Family Packed Evanston, III. She is 7 rS . 9.99 employed by Ernst and W ti CHROME PEN Ernst, an international ac­ Album or 45 rpm Kodak 608 ii^ket PORK CHOPS — M .9 9 ^ Men’s 6-function Aipha 0 9 9 counting firm. Numeric LED watches ■#REG. 5.99 record organizers camera outfit 12K GOLD JS Q Q s a v e 13.001 Sliced Land-O-Lakes j m A O O s a v e 10.001 Find m Molded smoke- FILLED PEN 7 colored styrene With built-in n.29 „ 4 1 * ' ^ five styles with Conair 500-watt CHEESE First place 799 8 In 4 snap to- R E ^ 7 . 9 9 HEM DANDY 0 ^ R eT59.00 J?":* f REG. 9.99 REG. 1.99 gether pieces. In a recent national Bccuracy. LIMIT: 2 PER CUSTOMER. dryer, 4.00 off! *1.39 eight-week sales cam­ Q Q Pro-style dryer FRANKS paign, Peter Sylvester of that’s compact, light- Manchester finished first Deluxe 40x40" weight and ideal lor MORTON SALT in the Hartford-Sprlngfield OUR REG, 9.99 y[_ approved 79*. area, being responsible for playpen, 7.00 off! Promoted 15* placing more than a half of t s i million worth of life in­ Leonard R, Jaskol has c o t t s o d a Get Another For V surance for the Equitable 29** been promoted to vice OUR REG. 36.99 ALL FLAVORS Sweet Life Life Assurance Society of president and division the U.S. In Americana patchwork print. manager of Colonial Fiber With loam padded lop rails 32 OZ. Sylvester also finished ' Co., a division of Lydall and bumpers. High draft TOMATO CATSUP 23rd am ong some 900 Inc. of Manchester. guard. No-pInch folding locks. Btls. agents in the Eastern Jaskol will have profit 3°89* Seaboard. ------D------responsibility for the en­ Sylvester is assistant Bobby Mac Save 5.001 Double 8" fan tire Colonial Fiber opera­ manager for the Robert S. car seat tion, including sales, Thompson Agency at 50 4 ^ ^ 9 9 Features wide aluminum blades I a * Fits sash windows 26'/4-35'A" and manufacturing and Founders Plaza, East OUR REG 24 99 windows. Surf green technical services at plants Hartford. Mattel 19** in Connecticut, Maine and Sunshine OUR REG. 24.99 Tennessee. Toddlers’sleepers SAVE 5.001 Jaskol joined Colonial Family With 5-polnl Save 10.00! F ib e r in 1973 as vice Jr. boys’ short sets restraint system, Sanyo cube Hl-C Bipe I REG. 2.99 & safety shield. president-industrial SPECIAL PURCHASE refrigerator products. He was previous­ ^ 9 9 Birth to 40 lbs. ly associated with the Flame retardant polyester OUR REG. 6.99 FRUIT DRINK OUR REG. 2.99 mesh. Short or long leg International Paper Co, in Very Fine Poseable Steve, BANANAS, Short sleeve knit shirts and styles. Also girls' baby 99** I Stephle and Sweets l B p Ck New York City. coordinating shorts ot perm- dolls. Sizes 1-4. OUR REG. 109.99 Jaskol received his plus Idea book. APPLESAUCE press polyester-cotton. 4-7. Features 2.2-cublc It. M.B.A. degree from Ber­ capacity plus separate nard M. Baruch School of Real Gold freezer compartment. Business, City College of f cans 1 19Hx16'4x18'4" size. New York, and his B.A. 15 * 39< STRAWSERRIES lb . i degree from American University in Washington, Georgia k c lic 49* 16 OZ. Bring your fbn D.C. He now lives in Rocky to Hill. PAPER PLATES Colonial Fiber Co, is a Mrs. Smith’s 16 oz. Sweet B ia d le t t i major supplier of .specialty 59^ flberboard for the 100 count Appointed Schick Super II | MMP* 9NWHy Bf8888ifcie 8 l l8W BrtBBBv Rollaway bed M |W pqr 88iv ISf Bit p M m $8 8 f t a l 0 8 « 8 B ir tI footwear, luggage, V Birdseye Sweet Life k APPLE PIE PEACHES Mohawk Baseball glove blades, 9-ct. automotive and industrial William F. Coleman of or efferdent, markets. JCOOL WHIP Manchester has been ap­ OUR REG. 29.99 Kodak paper. For a Good Look BLEACH \ 69* 3 s *1 pointed manager, cor­ REG. 9.99 60 ct. _ _ FOAM CUPS SAVE 10.001 ^ '4 x 7 2 x 1 2 " size with aluminum Irame, ’ at the Times of Your Lite. porate personnel, at Aetna SAVE 3.001 Little League size of YOUR 0 0 8 3" mattress. Pop on casters tor easy movabllity SNET payout 3/ *1®® NECTARINES ,.30‘ Life & Casualty, Hartford. top grain leather. Rawhide lacing. CHOICE 9 9 e a . 25 AVAILABLE. SORRY, NO RAINCHECKS 1 51 count pkgt.| Coleman is a graduate of Directors of the Southern 5-4-21 SWEnCORN 10/8S« Central Connecticut State New England Telephone , Bounty College. He joined the Co. have declared a 4 9 * 4 7 * company in 1969 as an quarterly dividend of 95'A g a l. 1 ^■APER TOWELS YELLOW SQUASH 31*1 employment interviewer c e n ts p e r S c r ie s A 120 Count and was promoted to preferred share, $1.15% WATERMELON senior analyst in 1971, to per Series B preferred 2/88* assistant administrator in share, and 75 cents per CALIF. POTATOES „.79< 1972 and to administrator, common share, payable compensation, in 1974. EAST HARTFORD Charter Oak Mall Silver Lane NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS July 15 to stockholders of Coleman lives at 166 record June 21. Kennedy Rd. ^ II r TTi - i f »

PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Corni- TImot.. June 17, 1W» § © S S M ^ 1 ^ ! Hartford to cut -IS ^ a. -IS ^ CT city’s work force | s J A a Se K g r ^ g- HARTFORD (UPI) — For the Hrst lime since before Ss « — 3 - i - the depression the City Council has chosen to balance a a D> budget.with city worker layoffs. s. s ? S The 1976-77 budget calls for 90 fewer employes by July Radio Aaek CO 1, 20 of them in the fire department. Chief Edward F. o 2: Fenneliy Wednesday told the men personally of their job ? g g . loss. s i s ’ "ft was unpleasant to say the least," he said. "1 feit f i s f i with something as important as this I had to have a per­ w g < o sonal talk with the men. It's very difficult to tell a man he's laid off and to make it warm." IJ ^ The men generally had two to four years experience. s ^ s.? 3 . Some were angry, others bitter, and most were con­ FnHErs DAY SUET o § 2 . cerned about how they would support their families. Almost all hoped they would be rehired soon. CUT-PRICES AIMD NEW LOW-COST ITEMS FOR GRADS, DADS, SOON-tO-BE WEDS AND VACATIONERS! I 2 . ? 2 Fenneliy said, "A t this point it's difficult to speculate a S o S» how long they will be off." One laid off fire fighter's wife is 11 days overdue with ftj C . rO » 4"*- "iiS her first child. Another planned to get married Friday. « g M Demoralization in the department was predicted, as was V SAVE MOO 3 g" 5 ; ^ 5^ 5 decreased safety for city residents. "When you take security out, you w ill lose dedication," I 5 ” S ' one fireman said. S’ S. K S- 3 2 "Talking is futile. Basically, I am disappointed in 3 C a S w « everyone," said another fire fighter. 2 , “ re “ a ^ Some firemen still hope public pressure would per­ - a tn >1 o. V i o 2 § 1 S 2 S suade the City Council to reverse the layoff decision. AVERAGE ANNUAL COST Also scheduled to be laid off are 25 policemen, who will get their notices next week. Recently completed perfor­ mance evaluations and a rule requiring police to live o i f iF iT - within 10 miles of the city may be used to determine the ; c 3 cuts. ( ^ O O Q e -f-S - S a t g ajf E -S i ! o e e e I C3 c: C E= The police union has threatened legal action against en­ 3 •3-122282 in ? a s p i . 8 ,2 .3 .2 .2 S.'S 3 a X I ( ET forcement of the residence requirement and the layoffs. ; s E E E E s n = ^ Ia M ' Another 28 persons are expected to be cut from the city ■ 57 Zn tin tA Ia ' ^ OQ oq 9Q C/1 f? REALISTIC® AM-FM STEREO I s f l ' 2 2 a ^ “ payroll by induced early retirements, city officials said. ®^'*®a in -p r ic e d r e a l is t ic a m -f m SYSTEM WITH 8-TRACK RECORD/PLAY DECK STEREO RECEIVER •Vl X IS S A good buy at its regular price, c, 3- ~ ' t i f f s * Reg. 249.95 o to a fabulous buy at 40% o ff Our Unusual award Reg. 179.95 Timely 27% savings make our Modulelte-808 m a great stereo gift for Dad, grad or the sale-priced STA-77 includes § g i i i s g whole family! Tape deck features auto­ 7\M-FM tuning meter, tape monitor, S s CO s s s SS 8SSS SS m HARTFORD tUPI) — The 6350 award which Howard stop, auto-level recording, mike inputs phono input, loudness, main/remote SSSSSSS8 SSS SS8SSSSSSS s s s s Glenn of Hartford won at the University of Connecticut lor live recording. Radio has slide-rule speaker button. Genuine Dental School was unusual. It was not sponsored by the 1 4 9 9 S «« era stereo beacon. Add a changer anytime. walnut veneer case. Surprise someone 31-2059 school or a foundation, but by Laura M. Kirven, 59. 1 2 9 9 5 Add two more speakers if desired! special with our STA-77. There's 2 « B 2 2 2 2 A clinical supervisor at the school's Burgdorf Health 14-945 s s ^ g § § 00 ^ *3 Center clinics, she saves the money for the award each place you can find if.,. Radio Shack t—► 0 0 is§§§§'§l§i year from her two full-time jobs and picks her own winner. c g o > Q a S a << o>GwgT

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V ■r ail « ss& >:ss!e i^ll MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandifsle h -4 • *p o g “ s i i S g r. ('(.nn . Thurs., Juni- 17. 1976 - I'ADE TWF.NTY FIVE ^ I i E <£)' «-4 to tA Tj e/D ‘S s •SS B l i p « 2 o t; S S jS ilil Q>U k«a> UQ> I Erin vacations in Turkey > ‘‘'rS ’S ■s Si^g ) Erin is especially anxious to ago,” explained Erin. " 2 S j ^ t3 3 South Windsor ^ M ^ JUDY KUEHNEL experience the Turkish life-style Telephone syndrome, a known 212^ because “In Turkey people are teen-age malady here, is not a S ^ l to *S »( Sunday, South Windsor’s Erin “ ■ S. S Q COc« taught to really respect each other.” problem in Turkey. Though well off, « iuS | l j | t S “ I Kennedy will begin the first lap of a The Engln family consists of four the Engin family has no phone. to •*- o U B to P ! journey from which she expects to people. The father and head of the Although Istanbul is second only to s S E E | | 5 i E I s return "a different person.” household Is a retired school teacher. Paris as the world’s fashion center, I Sixteen-year-old Erin will travel to There are two Engln children, a Erin is nevertheless packing a couple Turkey where she will spend the daughter, 23, and a son, 16. of pair of jeans to wear during her g « ^ 3 S .S summer as Uie third child of the M. ^ f-i ^ CB ja Communication will not be a summer’s stay, S' Ziyaettln Engln family. problem for Erin because both the “Clothes are really expensive | | s Erin is one of five children and the if .S .S s l i - I g 1-^ - children speak fluent English. The there," says Erin, "Jeans can run § Z -2 ■e »8 only daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ralph parents s p ^ only Turkish and Erin about 350 a pair.” 3 2 to a s l - i l l i 8 | g |- O) c g (»< 2 < < < •< ' Kennedy. She was chosen to be in the hopes to learn some of the native Erin will leave Bradley Inter­ U 8»8^!683S 38 S 3 8 8 y ■?■ because they have a TV. Televisions, gifts for the mother. .S § 5 with the Engln family in Turkey. Erin has discovered, are a rarity in « 9> o ^Q •€> tao oS isgi§s§3 §i What will she bring for her new .S e •o S w "I had to tell them about myself,” Turkey. Turkish teen-age brother? Rock s l f l l P CO to 0» CJ ^OO QCO 8 't 'i ;? § .2 88 a 2 “’ s said Erin, "and what type of family I "There are only a few orivate sheet music for his guitar. ‘S s i . s l i S CU o> would like to live with. p 2 £ ■5.2 television stations because TVs only Maybe teen-agers are pretty much "I wanted to go someplace came out over there a few years the same the world over. different,” says Erin. J Erin has been known to rise early I f - I “a.a Erin Kennedy holds photos of in the morning to practice running s||!||i|sj| 1 « &• c g S i!? track. But she will begin her Turkish Hlaudiratrr Euruiuii l^rral^ S > o» ® c* the Turkish family with whom day at about 9 or 10 in the morning. > ra o* G>.I f i l i :§ S s - she will make her home this •a. b C'S- i l l "In Turkey people end their day at !|-®. ;-5 f e I ju S' !=3 summer. (Herald photo by midnight or 2 In the morning,” says ' ^ h ‘ ■SrSf i i |i a j «ii® ^itii y I S i p ^ 3 El. .S 2 ^ J S § Kuehnel) Erin, "Because the sun stays up until ^ gS gS « '.3 t o. 55 "p ,.a e | a 9 or 10 at night.” Area news i l 2 § | s i .3 -s C 9 12 fe i:|| Andover El'inglon Hebron Soutti Windsor •JOItO' Coventry East Hartford ■q o 1 S i s I s Tolland Vornon I I 1 1 -8 « ' i f S.5 I S !t^ 3 ^ (5*^ Areia police a f s ’ pt3SSwS«£^:ig y i | 'i | s.s'Sj’i g ' | 2 2 S I a e ™ &.S b I l p | f l H 'i Vernon “ 8® h'“ 2 l g &i 2 <=> a. a S3 S £ .5 2 " 4£> ^ arrested Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. on SR s s 12 Harold Meyer, 39, of 87 Range Hill Parker Bridge Rd. and charged with 3 » 5 3 8 !:l 3 S.3 3o • -ts 2 £ .i. a been attacked by Meyers. Meyers is tary and Bolton Center Schools, said 3 ^ (5 g ° feg-g | 2 g-2.! i ^ 5 | - E S -g i m Rd,, Andover was arrested Tuesday Nancy Silverstcin and Diana Ovian 111 'I •- a ‘ '^ tjw jR 'S S to appear in Common Pleas Court 19 Raymond Allen, superintendent represent parents and Cindy Hither g n Si at 9:50 p.m. at the Hebron General The top students by academic rank in the class of 1976 at Rham 2 f a I in Rockville July 14. Allen and his staff have inter­ and Peter Ryba represent students I ^ ' ^ ■ :« g :s a s £ S "‘P !s Store on Rt. 66 and charged with High School in Hebron look over their yearbook on the school ^ 2 S S Paul E. Goulin, 21. and Mark R. viewed 14 of the applicants;^ The Board of Education will inter­ u i l i a - 5 5 s 1 1 1 1 “ S | f l SL third-degree burglary and third- grounds. Their names and ranks are, left to right in the front p£ m Goulin, 17, both of 48 Egypt Rd., Of the 14, eight are being inter­ view the final candidates at special § 9j B*| iiiiP'a e 'i ^ 2 111 degree larceny. Lp™ 8t2 'S So> .5'I I ^ I 2 l l I o ^ c » q HH j3 o Ellington were arrested today at viewed by a screening committee. meetings June 28 and 30 row, Jean Franceschena, fifth. Laurel Palmer, second, and Joan | l s i i < •“tj 1-^ g i iy i I E-S 12:48 a.m. on South St. after police Bennett allegedly broke into the Sherrick, fourth. Behind them is Cheryl Lack, third, and Eric a °«S '^NI ^ 111 store through a rear window and Several will be recommended to the The former principal, John Eagles, >g os s w 2 u. i f e l i ' - s i X g •e '-' E 2 received a complaint of a prowler school board by Allen. resigned in April to become principal Peterson, first. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James S. f’eterson 111 IN ■gf g ft LSg ? ' f l removed some merchandise. He was O ^ H 5 * " S E ■§ there. They were both charged with Teachers, parents and students of two schools in Rocky Hill of Marlborough. Miss Palmer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ^ji® 5 .9 *q ll'J _ g :f ^ ^ 2 Z ! 2 < = a - § u . S o e disorderly conduct. Court is July 14. returning for more when State « .ai e-;s I l l ' S O M s ^ .a Trooper Michael Foley saw and Earl Palmer of Lakeside Dr., Andover Miss Lack is the ^*1-2 S ■ 'I I g ° I Christine R. Rogers, 26. of Talcott i l i l i ^.. .9M >s 9>9 8 .S o 2>f Ave. was charged with making an un­ arrested him, police said. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lack of Marlborough. Miss He appeared in Common Pleas l l f i l l i S' 3 e £ s J li i ^ g S i - safe left turn after a three-car acci­ Town Council okays Sherrick is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherrick of I5si S J2 £ §.g i i g - g S 2 : dent Wednesday at 4:24 p.m. at W. Court 19 in Rockville Wednesday Marlborough. Miss Franceschena is the daughter of Mr. and •.a P '^•o li\s l “ ^ l ^ 41 1-1 C L o 9 .c 5> ' where his ease was continued to the ! 1 ^ 'I 2 o 2 Si “ H 2 Main and Orchard Sts. g S ^ jg s i s , S 5 1 b> M " 03 court in W illimantic for next Mrs. Albert Franceschena of North St., Hebron Peterson will •^iSl . -^ 0) m =1 2 S The car she was driving struck the loitering ordinance " I S g.s * 2 “ l i '5 I 41 Tuesday. He was taken to the state attend Vassar College, Miss Franceschena will attend Eastern 1*0 gUr= 5 S (3 41 01 “ |sgEI 41 b car driven by Arthur Slade, 50, of for each offense. Gunter questioned .a g ° o E Cd E eo *0 ^•S E S B CO E 8 i-a .3 JS Windsor and then slid into the car correction center in Brooklyn in lieu Vernon who would pay the fine in the case of Connecticut State College, and the others will attend the I'niver- driven by Peter Chalou, 58, of 94 W. of 31,000 surety bond. The Town Council Tuesday passed juveniles. sity of Connecticut this fall. (Herald photo by Dunni Main St. Ms. Rogers and Slade were an ordinance to cut down on van­ "Maybe if the parents have to pay taken to Rockville General Hospital South Wintlaor dalism and undue loitering. the fine they'll know where their where they were treated for minor Trouble with the Barber Hill sub­ The action followed a public children are," he said. injuries and released. station of Connecticut Light and hearing during which Police Officer Yetz said starting July 1 the police Cohen quits council The Rogers and Slade ears were Power Co. due to the storm at 2 a.m. William Yetz spoke on behalf of his department will have a full-time towed from the scene. Court is June today caused an outage affectfng 1,- department in urging passage of the juvenile officer. This may help solve Soiitli Vf’imiHor Wednesday, Cohen said next month 25. 478 customers in the eastern part of ordinance. the problem. he will open a new business in East Yetz said he was one of the persons Freshman Democralic Coun­ Hartford which will require much of Coventry town. Repair crews turned the power Councilman Thomas Dooley said cilman David Cohen has announced who tried to initiate such an or­ his time. He said because of this new Robert Green, 20, of Mark Dr. was back on by 4:02 a.m. he didn't feel it would do much to his resignation from the Town Coun­ dinance. stop vandalism. He said there are cil. business venture, he will not be able "We need it to curb some of the already state statutes for it.. to fulfill his council commitments. problems in the center of Rockville Cohen stales business com­ The Democratic Town Committee "I have some problems with its mitments as the reason for the sur­ and in Prospect Park,” he said. will now begin the process of selec­ constitutionality. I predict it will be a prise resignation Vandalism is high and there are ting his replacement long time before we see anyone in In a letter to Mayor Sandra Bender habitual violators. He said the court Vernon prosecuted under this or­ prosecutor suggested the town pass dinance.” an ordinance prohibiting loitering in Councilman John Giuletti said he public places. shared Dooley's sentiments and Ted Gunter, a Vernon resident, would not support the ordinance. Balloou is comiug said it was about time for such an or­ Martin Burke, town attorney, said Bulton I'he Quail)viile Junior Ancient dinance. The police haven't had the he had explored its constitutionality The Connecticut Bicentennial Fife and Drum Corps of Bolton per­ authority to do anything about when he wrote it. Balloon is expected to arrive in formed at the ceremony. loiterers. Bolton June 22 with the re enactment The hot air balloon is eight stories The ordinance calls for a 325 fine of the march of Rocliambcau high and 55 feet wide II has a holding It you have news The balliMin was given to Ihc state capacity of 77,000 cubic feet of air The balloon is a one of a kind 3 l a "’’S i- ^ i Council gives tor these towns, call Bicentennial Commission by the S'S tls-sJp *0 •*ii* ^ Bicentennial Council of Ihe Thirteen project and had to be assembled by ra “ ^ w . ■-§§s* ANDOVER - 843-2711 Original States. hand S S “ s land to TAG Weather permitting, il will be g i f - I - (Donna Holland) It was presented to Gov Ella s «I ° 1 Vernon flown by William Mino of Glaston- s s - s l s Grasso at the stale eapitol recently. » 2 .'S lt ^ S -■§' The Town Council Tuesday ap­ BOLTON • 643-2711 burv " e H s S .2? L .a 0S .2ca 2 2« g |S ‘ S ^ s (S proved giving a small parcel of land, (Donna Holland) ^2'| Isle'S .a S ! l„ ' I® C ® X s in dispute for some time, by quit SP 1^.2? I- r® COVENTRY - 742-9499 S fcH i claim deed to the Tolland County (Monica Shea) Hibbard to serve PZC I .X » (- _, B Agricultural Center (TAC). b 2? o.'a g ^ " s s a EAST HARTFORD - 289-42S3 The land In question is to the rear iIel>ron Reid and Richard Grant will serve on (Sheila Tuller) !:: s ” =3 of the TAC property. TAC officials the committee's nominating com­ ^. Is 5S'* -a 3I -2!o ^o, | I 1 | 0> r i *J felt it should have been included in The Democratic Town Committee 2 2 ° 2 . a e a | “ C/3 »fa ELLINGTON - 643-2711 Tuesday voted to recommend to the mittee for justices of (he peace and I o. fa !=a ^ c« . 2 their original deed. Town officials VI 8 Q 0> (Barbara Richmond) Planning and Zoning Commission registrar of voters Q1 ' a § £ :§ did not agree. TAC plans to use the Serving on the fair booth com­ 2 'S 'I "g -5 g —I «.5 a I- 0) i o ^ HE8R0N - 228-9961 that John Hibbard be appointed lo fill ; i J So;3 *0 Jaycees give scholarships land for a nature area. mittee are Robert Owens. Joseph S.'aSl.sgl . a | : : § s s : Ills » c S ' l i ^ l l The quit claim deed approved by (Evelyn Croston) an upcoming vacancy on the PZC a Q Q a o S M l a w a-s s5 S.Jw £ 5 ' w 'S 5 Students from three high schools receive $360 scholarships from Russell Anderson told the PZC he Kill. Mimi Tyler. Paul Blow and Ray ‘■2^1 ■fc 2tog-S^ the council has a provision that if the SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1364 Szccthman, the Greater Vernon Jaycees. They were presented recently by land is taken by condemnation by the will resign this month. Hibbard will (Judy Kuehnel) be going on the commission in The Democrats will caucus for 5 S.'S • I 2 '« i s ^ ^ *s two Jaycee members. Shown, left to right, are Frank Procaccini state for highway expansion pur­ 3 *0is ^eg ■3 ^ Si'S ^ m o TOLLAND - 643-2711 November for a five-year term. He is candidates for justices and registrar 1 ^ 3 ' iJ o . CO and Bill Ardrop, cochairmen of the Scholarship Committee and poses, then the award from the state July 27 at 8 p.m. in the Town Office > 1 J.S will come to the town. (Barbara Richmond) chairman of the Conservation Com­ fcTco ’S>*ci € ^ ^ 'S-a'S^ I' ■N s C l - Os • recipients, Peter Hyjek, Tolland High School; Cathy Crowley, mission. Building. They will also conduct their *g S £ 8 s ^ '5-2 2 i w o-f S . Rockville High; and'Nancy Steffens, Ellington High. The money The deed also carries a restrictive VERNON - M3-2711 regular monthly meeting at that n S | a covenant that the land be used for a (Barbara Richmond) Town committee vice chairman for the scholarships was earned from the “tollbooth” project Cynthia Wilson and members Aaron time. l . § 2 i nature area for the benefit of the peo­ fa'S*! ^ J^lp conducted by the Jaycees. (Herald photo by Richmond) ple of the tri-town area. 0,'S g 3 T3 •a I™Ok S i s i l ' > C e Colonial service Monday through Saturday next week at the University of Worship time change Aide hired ' .O - ■S-aS .•§ : § 8 " | ' Notre Dame in Indiana. Mrs. Roberts chairs the COUNTY — Prudence Holton of Storrs will be working VERNON - Union Congregational Church will have a volunteer leadership committee of the Hartford Region ANDOVER — Beginning Sunday, morning worship ser­ vice at Andover Congregational Church will be at 10 a m. for the Tolland County Cooperative Extension Service as o p .g J <3 worship service in the spirit of '76, June 27. II will be a YWCA, a social agency providing services and programs food preservation aide. She will be on the staff until Sept. The new lime will continue through the summer. Coffee > O) . J | o - 3 reenactment of worship in the revolutionary period. The for women. 24 and will be available to answer questions concerning . >."■ 5 a .a * s . E 3 things as an actual sermon from hours will follow the informal services organized by the ■ S -iS •“ g 5 ‘ § l l . & ' g 2 r* o 0) ^ u food preservation. In addition she will conduct meetings 5 0) -a 2 p O Q V Ok ' ' OJ t-Sf^ 1776 but suitably shortened from its original two hours Puppets perform playlets Diaconate. S n rs on various food preservation techniques. Meetings will be I S l l -S’S «. and 20 minutes. There will be participation by the con­ l e i 5 ^ 1 HEBRON — The arts committee of the Junior at the Tolland Agricultural Center. Rt. 30, Vernon. E a a S 2 £ S « S gregation and communion will be served. The service Woman's Club completed 15 performances of "The Little Church clean up 5 - ^ S; « will be at 9 a.m. and following it the Women’s Fellowship Dog Who Forgot How to Bark" and "RumpelstilLskin ’ ANDOVER — The third Saturday of each month will be o o> *o will serve a pancake and sausage breakfast in the social Education committee a s s • S i' S I b £ .a a room. They performed the playlets at the Bolton Cooperative cleanup day at the Andover Congregational Church. A list - - K fc -A ^ of jobs is in the lower hallway. The cleanup days are held VERNON — The Education Committee of the Vernon ^ „.£>a « a i f - s !|l|« Q & ^ ' S S ; Nursery School, Hebron Nursery School, and Grades K Junior Women's Club will meet June 29 at 7:45 p.m at the ♦i° IS 3 ’S M) o q through 3 in the Hebron Elementary and Gilead Hill with the monthly church tag sale. The next is this Satur­ ^ ^ O M . ^ eo GOP potluck day from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. home of Ann Thomas, 18 Kanter Dr lo discuss proposed illK •■§ 1J||S J9 ^fa^ iS § 0^* cj ^S 2 w Schools. The puppets were under the direction of projects for the fall. i - a * ■a b I § I g s g s COVENTRY — The Republican Town Committee will Lorraine Kreeger, Fran Ross, Linda Stevenson, and 9 M ^ have a potluck supper June 25 at the Liske Beach I "-3 *S S o •SPSim S 0 0 - cl Cyrilla Willis. Strawberry festival Sunday -- 2 T3 S: i f P ^ l i S : ps o® — Pavillion at 6:15 p.m. To learn more, call Dolly Fernald, Tennis lessons Hickory Dr., or Clara Hladky of Flanders Rd. BOLTON — The Bolton Congregational Church Busy l l l l o |s I i'^ ai _ 2 i M PZC okays subdivision VERNON — Tennis lessons, sponsored by the recrea­ Q1 0) O CO *3 Bees will have a strawberry festival Sunday from 5 lo ^ ^ ° c 5 *s 6:30 p.m, at the church. For tickets, call Jeanne Titcomb tion department, will start June 21 Those interested S 1-8 4 i CO te ^ ^ 5 Last immunisation ANDOVER — The Planning and Zoning Commission must register in person at the recreation office. 26 Park | s . p approved a proposed three-lot subdivision on Rt. 316 op­ at 649-7077 or 643-2398 or Phyllis Daly at 649-7367. Tickets =2J&: I e - g s S Place from 9 a m. to 5:30 p.m Classes will be Mondays &!5 *3 >k*p Q « 5 .2 COVENTRY — Dr. Robert Bowen, director of health, posite School Rd. Percy Cook owns the land. will also be at the door. C ^ Bd “-C will conduct the third and final immunization clinic Mon­ and Wednesdays from 6 to 7 p.m, and 7 to 8 p.m. Three H g i'l S g " a l 6 ;" 2 -g day from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Town Hall. To learn more, call beginner and one intermediate course will be offered. S: ^ o < S | ag.g Ul Father and son campout 5 S . I " the Public Health Nursing Association office at 742-7369. Swimming registration Donna Arnold will be instructor. The charge of 38 for the s £ a a> | . a a - s l BOLTON — The Boy Scout Troop 73 father and son 4) ^ S E ^ "S ►>■§ .a _ - _ „S i a. -s ” “ | S “ '^ ANDOVER — Registration for the Red Cross swim­ complete course will be collected when registering. Par­ i E ' g I Mrs. Roberts goes to ISotre Dame ming program sponsored by the Andover Lake Property weekend campout will be Saturday and Sunday. They will ticipants must bring their own racquets. Registrations ^3-g§ i£ 2 = il; - 1 1 ? ^ ^ - o S • f=f ai t o U -§.{ s f i a a CQ T3 ^ O OT O Owners’ Association will be Saturday from 10 a.m. to leave from the Town Hall at 5:30 a.m. and head tor for lessons for boys and girls will start June 28 at the Lot­ S a fi “b S ANDOVER — Martha Roberts of Rt. 6 is a delegate to Fisher’s Island, They will be back Sunday at 6 p.m. the 27th National Convention of the YWCA of the USA noon at the Red Bam on the lake. tie Fisk Building. Henry Park. ,T -^ :A .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester^ Conn . Thurs , June 17. iy?6 - PA(iK TWKNTY-SKVEN

PACE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, conn., Thurs., June 17. 1976 Directors (3 year term) NOTICE C The election of one Polic* r«port Director 12 year term) EIGHTH im U T IE S D The election of the Tas Arrests made or sum­ Shop-Rite Supermarket, DISTRICT OF Collector New thing on the campus: ^Absurd’ politicians monses Issued by 214 Spencer St. Court date MANCHESTER E The election of the is June 28. Manchester. Conn Treasurer Manchester Police in­ F. The election ol the cluded: • Kurt E. Burkamp, 18, Notice Is hereby given that PATRICIA Now that it's got power, Oregon when the Inter­ Frank Till, of the U.S. students and faculty CTerk points about the absurd entertainment with a emergence of the politics • Michael G. Ricci, 18, of 75 Laurel St,, charged the annual meeting of the M rC O R M A C K the Arts and Sausage party national Apathy party gave National Student Associa­ objected. 9th To sec if the voters will movement on campus, ac­ message. of the absurd on campus of 11 Ulley St., charged early today with fourth- Eighth Utilities District of CPI education Editor is thinking of holding a gar­ students a choice as they tion, says the Arts and vole to approve the proposed cording to a report in "The The bad: The Tupperware party at mean violent Wednesday night with degree larceny, in connec­ Manchester, Conn , will be age sale on the 50-yard-line elected leaders. Sausage ticket wasn’t as held Wednesday. June 23, 1976 budget, as advertised in the "Absurd” politicians Chronicle of Higher "An editorial in the Dai­ Minnesota won the demonstrations might be in fourth-degree larceny tion with the alleged theft during a fall football game At the University of absurd as it appeared. at 7:30 P M , D ST .. in the Manchester Evening Herald surfaced on college cam­ Education." ly Texan, the student primary but lost the main the wings? (shoplifting) at King’s of two tires from a Center on June 17lh, 1976, for the — "to shame the university Nebraska, the Stupid It used guerrilla theater Assembly Hall at the Bentley puses this past academic First, the good. Says the newspaper, warned that an election. The party wanted Nope. Department Store, St. gasoline station. Court 1976 1977 fiscal year American party bid for as a way of involving School. Hollister Street lor year. into putting more money Chronicle: absurdist president could to change the University "Students drink too Manchester Shopping date is June 28. 10th To see If the voters into student government." power. The slogan of students. motto to "Money talks." the following purposes, lo wll More of the same is "The antics of the 'Arts harm student interests in much beer to get angry," Parkade. Court date is July • A toUl of 13 traffic 1st To choose a moderator will vote to lay a tax and make At the University of presidential candidate Jim "Izxy” I^etstine, a Ihe rate therefore. expected when colleges and Sausage' candidates the legislature on such "A mundane platform Skip Slyfield, vice presi­ 12. arrests, with summonses 2nd To hear the reading ol start up in the fall. Minnesota, the Mark Young was — “A (for one school's case) issues as tuition and fee in­ would have had a hard 37-year-old freshman at the dent of the Arts and • Isabel M. Rockefeller, issued throughout town for the warning 11th To see il the voters ThiX has nothing to do Tupperware party bid for vote for me is a vote to forced students to pay creases b^ause he would time, because the students University of Oregon, ran a Sausage party, says. 66, of 185 O’Connell Dr., a variety of violations, 3rd To approve the report will authorize its officers to with the men running for power, losing by 400 votes. punch the regents in the not be taken seriously. humorous campaign. He most of them speeding or of the President, as published designate Ihe official attention and reduced the were already active over P.S. — The Arts and East Hartford, charged depositories for the funds ol President of the United The party wanted to make mouth.” usual apathy over student "It was said after the the appointment of Lorene promised to be an Inactive Sausage ticket was formed Wednesday afternoon with failure to obey red lights. in the Manchester Evening He was supported by Herald on June 17th, 1976 the District States — or men or women the Como Park Zoo direc­ elections. The candidates election that the serious Rogers as president,” Till president. He came in by various absurd groups— fourth-degree larceny fraternities and sororities 4th To approve the report 12th To see if the voters running for the U.S. Senate tor president of the school. wore offbeat costumes and candidates lost because said. third. Including University (shoplifting) at Mott's Accidents investigated will vote to authorize its of­ or House of Represen­ "Cut the Bull” was the but lost. they had passed out Are these angry students by Manchester Police in­ of the Treasurer, as published their deliberately out­ Students for Nixon-Agnew In the Manchester Evening ficers lo borrow sufficient tatives. slogan at the University of There are good and bad rageous comments were leaflets saying — ‘Student Rogers was appointed by who are supporting the ab­ and Tomato Hubris for Wit cluded : funds to meet the necessary the regents last fall but surd politicians? Does the Herald on June 17lh. 1976 The "absurd" poiiticians government is not a joke'.” and Wisdom. • An early morning acci- 5lh To approve Ihe report obligations ol the District, and are students wiiiing to Church vuntlals dent at the Center of the Tax Collector, as give the District's note, notes practice absurdity to call l c e 3 ^ : Wednesday in which a car published In the Manchester ol other obligation or BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - attention to their demands. driven by Allen J. Evening Herald on June 17lh, obligations therefore, when, They offer an aiternative Someone broke into a Williams, 25. of 16 Russell 1976 in their opinion, it is (or the in­ storage room at St. Dr., Tolland, struck a utili­ 6lh To approve the report terest of the District lo do so. to regular student not to exceed $30,000 00 governments — which tend Augustine's Cathedral, ty pole. Minor Injuries of the Chief Engineer of Ihe dumped books and Manchester Fire Department, 13lh To transact any other to fill absurd office-seekers / m s were reported; the car was business proper to come with disgust over empty vestments on the floor and towed. as published in the Manchester Evening Herald before meeting promises, playing footsie set them on fire, according • An 11:20 p.m. accident LAST 3 DAYS to police. They said a Wednesday in which a on June 17th 1976 with the administration 7lh To approve the report Fifth Utilities and such. - v j - ? witness saw a youth run­ motorcyclist being chased Eighth Utilities ning from the church at of the Fire Marshal, as At the University of CROssm Rns by police failed to make a published in the Manchester Miehael Massaro. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 19TH 8:30 a m Wednesday. Texas in Austin a sur­ turn, hit a curb and was Evening Herald on June 17th, President prising thing happened. Longest division in parade thrown. Police said David 1976 The absurd people won. M. Bushey, 21, of 670 N. 8th A The election of the Dated al .Manchester, Guards ruhhed Main St. was charged with President Conn , this 8th day ol June, The slogan of the Texas The Fire Division of Manchesfter’s Bicentennial Parade last Saturday was one of the 1976 "Arts and Sausage" party HARTFORD (UPI) - operating a motorcycle B The election of two longest divisions. It had equipment and marching units from fire departments in the without a license, misuse was — "You can hang us on northern part of the state. Two security guards were the wall or eat us for lunch HERE COMESGROSSNIAN’S.... robbed within minutes oi of marker plates, and operating an unregistered 7 — but don't throw us each other by the same KEEP SMILING away.” three men with guns, motor vehicle. He was police said. The first vic­ treated for minor injuries KEEP HAPPY Murder trial to begin Wednesday tim Wednesday was Dave at Manchester Memorial Doherty, 60, a University Hospital. Court date Is HERE COMES C A V | | | G S of Hartford guard robbed June 29. The Superior Court trial of Donald Tuesday, and Judge Henry Naruk when he was gunned down on the of $150 in cash and a $300 J. Pascale, charged with first-degree reduced his bond to S50,000. Pascale sidewalk in front of the store at about check. The second victim, HERE COMES O M w llw \aw manslaughter in the April 1975 is still being held. 3 p.m. Kent Ranney, lost $2 and slaying of Leo Gauthier of Pascale is charged with the April 9, Pascale was taken into custody by Levi gives his .38 caliber pistol when Manchester, is scheduled to open 1975 slaying of Gauthier, 22, of 80 state police within an hour of the the bandits robbed him FREE- next Wednesday In Hartford. Summer St. Gauthier was on his way shooting. He was held at Norwich busing while he was guarding the Pascale, 24, of Somerville, N.J., to visit his mother at Shoor Jewelers, State Hospital for 10 months, until Hertford National Bank entered his "not guilty” plea 917 Main St., where she worked. Feb. 19, when he was declared com­ views petent to stand trial. data center. FREE-golf umbrella. WASHINGTON (UPI) - corrugated fiberglass with purchase ol any golt shoe at regular low price! Attorney General Eldward Levi said Wednesday that Build I curpon, pitio or busing to desegregate privacy partlllon with schoois shouid be tran­ ilrong, a n y to work with sitional. lasting no more flbarglaaa panala. Choica of than five years in most 1 graanorwhita. communities. Busing in these cases sheathing plywood 2”x 4”x 8’ studs sanded plywood 26”x 144” 4-01. panal., 5.99 should "put the community Dekixs S-oz. paneb-Oraan, whita.orOoid in a position where normal patterns would take over,” C49 i09 •26"x9e" e g g •26”xi44” n g g panal ^ panal Q he told a news conference. ■ I Vi"x4’x8’ y4"x 4’x 8’ J Levi said legal scholars sheet I each sheet are increasingly coming to Yellow Pine. Stock up 1st Quality, Sanded 2 sides believe that busing is a CDX grade exterior plywood. eavel transitional retITedy to Dozens of usesi PORTABLE GAS GRIU school segregation. "I don't know that this is a new policy," he said in FATHER'S DAY response to a question. "In landscape fact it has protobly always tolal vatu* to *39 1 8 ® * . D been regarded by the timbers SPECIAL courts as not a permanent Man . . get FREE Uniroyal gol( FREE ^ remedy. I think it has been balla plus FREE umbrella with regarded as an unusual Black & W hite AC/DC Portable (h/s lamoua brand golf ahoa. But hurry ... this offer ends Saturday. umbrella remedy and one that courts om probably regard as tran­ economy wire fencing Shoe alone Is val^uad to 6 M . • • sitional." LOWEST featuring padded anklj collar, value to M3.00 The Justice Department raplicaabla alaal apikaa. Water­ im illK.iilni / is preparing legislative pncE proof, and made in U.S.A. Choose |),i-,hl)ullon /'/ N kitchen white, brown/tan. black/white in recommendations for 100” -. nylo'n ^ casement window woodgrained EVER men’s 6'/i-12 M. President Ford’s con­ white aluminum white aluminum 36"x50’ roll sideration saying that reg. 12.99 “•pend light... buying brandt that you know... M WiiMiM fine WiMom plastic shutters busing could not be ordered pio combo door combo windows 6 M ••tUM •• Itn 2 O ilvinliod wtidtd wlr« m tih Itnclng In- Frao parking. f t . for more than five years it illt without itrolching. (Pott txtra) BankAmBricard. except under special cir­ *148“ Mastarcharge. cumstances, Levi said. at shoe-town COMPLETE WITH 1 A k t ^ k j c e v e n i i i r T U P n r m n ia iik ir a o / \ n 99 •Vinyl co«tod36”x 50' 1Q99 I P^IAMCHESTEB V/ETHERSFIELO WINDSOR One provision in the ten­ moth W irt Itnclng I 9 reg. 23.99 LP TANK Shop-Rife Shopping Center Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Ctr. tative proposal would say •3»”pr...10.99 •St"pi...t3.4e Spancar Si (Silver Lane) & HilUtown Rd Route 159 •48”x 50’ roll-rtg. 29.99...... 24.99 Other lecDllont Ihreughoul Cenittelicul that busing could be Colonlil tlyl*. 3tW" or n 0 34 3f| I li )'6 •«"pr...11.49 •SS"pi...t3.M Triple trick, lura-lock Cotl Itr btta. 5-gil. pall 35W'’xTtW '»lzoi. 1W" thick •«rpr..,12,49 •5»"|k...14.99 »5'tlttlpotl...1.39 .6'tlttlpotl...1.59 ordered by courts for a deeign. Slock t in t only. covtrt approx. 250 aq. It. three-year period "under I *14”«ir‘DoorBHr>dt...10.99 certain circumstances,” he said, without being Buy your choice of these color further specific. After our best latex sand paint latex CB RADIO review, a two-year con­ house Rich white granular tin- Dusk to Dawn double FREE ANTENNA (*29.95 VALUE! WITH consoles at regular price -you get FATHERS DAY SPECIALS | tinuation could be ordered. lah lor cellinga 4 walla. redwood PURCHASE OF ANY MORILE CR RADIO IN STOCK. the portable absolutely FREE. "Then if the orders of the paint stain security light floodlight court over those five years latex wall paint • COBRA • GEMTRONIC8 • HANDIC All three come with the exclusive Curtis Mathes have been carried out in Waihabla llat-llnlah. In • HYGAIN • JOHNSON • rca fix W.G. GLENNEY COMPANy I good faith, busing would no while 4 6 colora. 199 Q099 • REGENCY • JOYCE • PACE FOUR YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY longer be necessary.” gal. ■ ■ W C 7 6 Levi did not say what rag. 3.99 39 99 12"portibhli would happen in com­ a San-fcratnad Super litax paint covara In 1 Proltcia 4 baaullllaa lancaa, lur- ■'OusV lo Daw n” secunty AC or DC-wllloporoto off ■“sfANLEY"""’ munities where court nllurt, all wood, Indoort or oull Includes two 11H1 lamp BLACK & DECKER coat...laata 6 lull yaaral In 10 pop­ lighi turns on & oil aulo holders, one IITII bo*, and jroorcor't bittoryl orders were not followed, malically Long lasling mer V, DULL #7004_ ^ niuMi ular colora 4 whita. •Oil Bate-rag. 4.99. one 11C3 cover Or buy any a A S149f* nho -youro frool nor did he offer further rag. 5.99 4 6.99 cury vapor bulb. one part for 1 69 S P E C I A L ^ details of the proposal. 9 Offbr good only OM hngot tho CRASS SHURS supply lotto-to hurryl » Sales • Service • Installation ' I sunset iauan stainiess steel Sugar crystals are • MOBILE • BABE • 88B RIGS Curtis M athes REQ. 811.99 REQ. 3.95 I piezoelectric, meaning that double bowl sink vibrations set up in the sugar 7 9 bowl by dinner table conver­ two PRtMIRG SHEAR j Real wood panel sation probably generate I V i JIG millions of volts of low- 24'x7'x3mm ^ * 3 ” ! amperage — and harmless — ^ 0 reg 31 99 KELVINATOR 7 2 6 TZ M 8 * * REQ. 14.55 electricity In the sugar tropical mahogany Easy sell rimming mslalla lion easy clean lustre REQ. 19.99 finish too' 22 ‘ x 33" size AIR CONDITIONER HEDGE SHEAR K’s Always The Door for above reg $39 maible-top do-it-yourself 47830 $7** Right Time HEADQUARTERS 3/S DRiL yiHP V 20” X1 7 ” vanity tub wall kit ready-lo-inslall REQ. In The fam ous CHOOSE FROM 5000 BTU TO 32000BTU countertops plastic laminate M 3 ” WANT ADS canterbury pecan WE ARE AIR CONDITIONER SPECIALISTS. REO. 18.99 #7130 ivanhoe BRING IN YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS. 3/8 DELUXE ALLPURPOSE 39®® 19 788 WE SPECIALIZE IN THRU THE WALL lAW Zr lin II m each Tj VlUL SPEED DfUU reg 3 99 INSTALLATIONS. t-Placa molded marble top Cover unaighlly walla with I reg 9 66 $ 4 S 4 with bowl, 4 while wood- • 2 9 ” aaay-cara Melamine panala. White 3sequin plastic lamm For counters, shelves, etc grain bate No. 50. (Faucet White Venetian Lace; 8S0TK ale lops, in 6' 0' & io 1st Quality 30 x 96" sheets, ^ #7124 V REQ. 34.99 REQ. 8.08 extra) MANrHe.rrr;R lengths End caps extra in choice of 10 colors c e e S FREE DELIVERY OPEN PINE AND CENTER STREET, MON.-TUE8. 9-6 MANCHESTEH V ttif WEO.-FRI. 9-9 MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY ulimo. nvm FREE SERVICE TCLEVISION P A r n .I A N C R S SAT. 9-S CRossmRn's OJEH 5 NIGHTS A WEEK We Accept Master Charge BUDGET TO 39 MONTHSl ELUN6T0N CALL ANY TIME MON.-FRI. 8 AM • 8 :3 0 PM NEXT TO STOP & SHOP » oMMion OP gv»ns phooucts com pany and BankAmericard WILLINOTON iS^i: 643-2711 SATURDAY 8 AM - 5:30 PM ASK FOR CONNIE K MV •

PAG^E T W E N T Y -E IG H T - M ANCHESTER EVEN ING H ERALD . Manchester. Conn.. Thurs,. June 17. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Thurs . June 17 1976 I’ VOI': ItSKNTV MNK ffoMM For Safe 33 Homes For Se/e TOWN OF MANCHESTER Hafp HTanlad fa 33 Homes For Sola 23 Homes For Bala 22 Zoning Map Revision — □ NOTICES □ EMPLOYMENT BOLIDN - 831,908 AttracUve CBD Zone - ADOPTED as EXPERIENCED window five-room Ranch, family advertised. waiher needed. Muit be LEGAL Nafp Wanted ta room, fireplace, paneling, FORSIUi Effective June 21, 1976. Lost and Found 1 reliable, and over 18. Call 840- aluminum siding. Hutchins HAPPY Notice of these decisions has 5334. Agency, 6483166. BYBUK NOTICE PHONE FRO M home to ser­ Manchester Road, Glaston­ BIRTHDAY been filed in the Town Clerk's LOST - Sentimental value vice our customers in the MULTI-CIRCUITS. Inc. bury. Three bedroom office. topaze ring day of Vernon B i­ Manchester area, flezible S h e H e r a l h SOUTH WINDSOR - Urge The Planning and Zoning rlnted circuit board fabrica- Ranch, carport, lot size ap- AMERICA! Planning and Zoning centennial Parade. Route S3. hours, super earnings, 249- seven room Split on treed lot. Commiuion at a meeting on Bon lupervlBor with minimum proximately 150x300’. Commission Reward. Will the finder 7773. Call owner, 2885153. Ju n e 7, 1976 m ade the please contact 649-4970. of 2-yeari experience In CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Price: '45,000. Excellent Alfred Sleffert, printed circuit boarda fabrica­ 177S-1ITI following decisions: Greatly appreciated. MANCHESTER financing available. Call Chairman SALES POSITION - Straijght tion. Ability to operate N. C. Zoning Regulation KoonoySL Area Ext. 32, 6481700, 84. Ronald Gates, commiulons, leads furhisMd Routing equipment eiaential. Amendments to Article I, Sec­ LOST- Lady’s jacket, white to home owners. Call 24^5402. TWO NEW COUM IAU OHE YEAR WARRANTY Sarv/cas Otiarad 31 Sarvicas Ollarad 31 Palming-Paparing 32 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnty 34 Secretary Apply at St) Harrlaon Street, 9 tion 2 — Definitions, and Arti­ with flowers, between Kings PHONE 643-2711 8BB.WO Buy this t«v*n room Ranch and b« a.m. to 5 p.m, 646-4100. CASH PAID lor your older, cle II, Section 14— Prohibited Dated this 17th day of June, and Sears. Bronze metal on DOG GROOM ER - Part time. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING TOUR AD IM PECCABLE is the word to MASONRY - Bricks, blocks, WILLIS .SCHULrZ Quality HIDWEI.l. Home improve collar. 646-6197. FM aasurad of a one yaar warranty on your unwanted or junk cars Uses — ADOPTED as adver­ 1976. Experienced oniv-muit be COUNSELORS, for retiden- describe this seven room concrete, steps, sidewalks, interior and exterior, painting ment Co Expert instaliation BebI EeIi Ib CtBllf home featuring a 17’x23’ fin t hoaling, plumbln*, oloctrical, and built-in Immediate removal Windsor able to finish all breeds - tial aummer camp for and patios Reasonable rales and paperhanging Kullv in­ ol aluminum siding gutters tised. 04S4144 appllancaa. Only Auto Haul. 242-2549 sured Call 649-4343 references required. children with communication floor family room with Call 875-4973 after 6 and trims Hoofing installa Sherldanne Kennels, Hebron, fireplace, four bedrooms, lion and repairs 649 M95 S7D diaordera. Seven weeka. Call Classified Word Rates ADVERTISING SEALING Driveways and odd K i s s 872-2465 or 242-0631. SANTINA D RIVE - Five room fireplaced living room, cen­ *38,900 BRICK, block, stone, INFLATION FIOHTEHS 9109 tral vac system, garage, treed jobs Very reasonable Call fireplaces, chimney repairs. Teachers have saved Mia items good-bys. DEADLINE expandable Ranch, fireplace, lot. $46,500. ^ iib rick Agency, 643-6807 No job to small, save Call 644- homeowners 20-60', Seven­ HOKAI’E Telraull Siding ' You'll love the cash . MVf WE icLPEO you UTUr? INSURANCE AGENCY - breezeway, garage, large Phone M3-27II. 12:00 noon th« day bafort Realtors. 646-4200. *29,900 8356 for cstiniale teen years experienee Fully riMifing, storm windows aw it will bring when Needa peraonal llnea aaleaper- pubucalion. treed lot. Hutchins Agency, LAWN MOWING - Good ser­ Remember A aon to handle auto and 6483166. insured Estimates 643 1609 mngs Quality wurkmanship. advertiiad in the ARE LOW Daadllna lor Salurday and G A R R IS O N C o lo n ia l on Ownart anxlout. Condominium with two bedrooms, vice Reasonable rates Also 742-8764 homeownera. Excellent op­ STUMP REM O VAL - Special free eslimales Kullv insun-d PART TIME - Receptionist - 1 day to 2 days...... IOC par word par day Monday it 12:00 Noon Friday. carpating, appllencaa and cantral air conditioning. general housccicaning Omar Classified ads. portunity for experienced in- SIX R(X)M Ranch home, with beautiful wooded lot, large 20" slump, $15 Also special 872-9187, 649-3417 mature, for physicians office, 3 days to 6 days...... Oc par word par day family room with fireplace, Adams. 568-8915. on all sizes. Call 742-9347 PAINTER needs work afternoons alternate Satur­ dividual. Located in attached garage, two full HAPPY AD Mancheater area. Salary 6 days to 25 days...... SC par vrard par day PLEASE READ baths, aluminum sided, 12'x23' game room, music Residential and (ommereial, SPK C lA l.lZiN G cleaning ,ind days. Employment references *30.500 E.XPEHIENCED energetic open. Send reaume in con­ 2S days or m ors . ,7C par word par day fireplace, full cellar for work room, or fourth bedroom, LAND SCAPIN G and Pain­ vaeation homes and cottages repairing chimneys A uellom 5 required, ^nd resume Box K, YOUR AD wall-to-wall throughout, handyman, lawns, painting, 20-years experienee in in­ roots,new roofs Free es fidence to 457 Center Street, $2.00 minimum — No copy changaa or storage. 100x200' lot. Very New Listing. Two th style Condominium ting Also lawn and building Manchester Herald. Claaaifiad adt art takan ovar rosewood paneling central carpentry, electrical No job maintenance Quality work. terior and exterior painting limates 30 Years K\(M-nen( e Manchester, Conn. clean. $42,900. Keith Real In mini condition. ' .S 0 V $ to remain. loo small Free estimates DEMOCRATIC Town Com­ tha phona u a convanlanca. Estate, 6484126, 6481922. vac, built-in barbecue, sliding 20-30'-, less Tracey, 649 4813 and paper hanging By the How ley, 643-5361 For Dear, IS T H E R E a semi-retIred Tha Harald la raapontibia for Call 649-4316 mittee of Coventry celebrity glass doors, flagstone patio. hour or (lal rate Estimates nurse who would like three PERSONNEL Clerk - No only ona Incorract Inaarllon and auction - Saturday June 16lh, experience required. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Call today for details and in­ *33,900 KXPEHIENCEI) by appointment only Call 649- YANKEE Al.l MI.M M 10 a m. corner of Lake Street days of pleasant work? Call than only to (ha alca of tha spection of this choice REW EAVING burns, holes llousecleaner has time 0495 after 6 p.m siding, gutters. diKirs. win Immediate' achool alot original inaarlion. Errora arhich 649-2358. offering. $69,900. Philbrick Two Family. Etch apartmanl hta thraa rooma and Zippers, umbrellas repaired and Route 31. openinga. Raid training, good do not laaaan tha valoa of tha available 646-1835 dows, awnings. Iree es Young DAD! Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. modam bathe. Plenty ol parking. Let lanani halp pay Window shades. Venetian *aaa***a**a**a***aa**«*aaa timates Fullv insured 35 FULL TIME ambitious Real salary. Enlistment required. H c r a lii advariiaamant wlH not ba cor- tha mortgage. blinds Keys. TV for rent Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Arm y at ractad by an additional inaar- LET YOUR summer parties Bulldlng-Conlracllng 33 Oakland Street' 649 1106 Estate Agents needed. tion. S4l,t00 — Trem.ndoul (liree MANCHESTER - Truly im­ Marlow's, 867 Main ,S| 649- he u breeze College student, Excellent sales opportunity, 643-9462. bedroom Colonial, m batlu. Z^rar 5221 Sonds-Slocks-Mortgagss 6 garage, big lot. block from Main maculate seven room Spilt *34,900 experienced helper in home NEWTO.N II Smith i .Sons - HOOFING and gutter high commissions paid. For with cathedral ceilings, built- entertainment 646-1835 Remodeling, repairing, ad speeialisis - l.A F products confidential interview with RADIATOR Repairer and ExcailanI buyl Thraa, lour, or live badrooma. Uaa what FORTY SHARES Manchester helper. Call for appointment, S82,tOO — Lovely Split Level on ins, wall-to-wall, lamily room you naad. FInlahad family room, two-car garaga. Lota CUSTOM DRAPERIES - dilions. ree rooms, [xirehes tullv insured (ree estimates the company that serves the heavily (reed lot. in (lie Rockledge with bar, walk-out basement, and nxifing .No job too small Call 646-m66 State Bank stock. Call 9 a.m. 875-2517. Olenders B ^ y Shop. of valua. m-dc very reasonable, work nation call Century 21, Ted- Hafp Wanlod IS Ha/p Hfanlwf 73 Holp Wanlod 13 Area. three full baths, garage, Call 649-3144 to 5 p.m. 549-4500. ford Real Estate, M7-9914. guaranlceil. call anytime. 649- HIDDLX 5., V itiL, Plan in the Country! Highest holidays and vacations Foods hiring at Howard John­ below replacement value. actual coat. Call floor family room. Firaplaca, garaga. Iota of atoraga. Custom upholstering, caning Your average paper, in SATURDAY’S PAPER... between, call 646-1379 ^IMtlOIOCASlO commissions. No Investment. Inquire at SO Lafayette sons Motor Inn, 85 (?oIumbus Business Opportunity 14 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- DUBALDO-LESPERANGE and repairs Free estimates average room, $25 Mr Cali or write today, Santa’s Square, Rockville, 9 a.m. to 9 Boulevard, New Britain. App- 4535. *58,900 Free pick-up and delivery Richman. 646-3864 Flooring 38 Parties, Avon, Conn. 06001. p.m. American Frozen Foods, ■ly Thursday,~ June 17 at 10 646-0505 646-8574 Two lamily duplex. Each tide hat eight rooma, lirat RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 EI.OOH Sanding Hefinishing, For period ending 7 a m.. Friday. June 18 During Thursday Phone 1-673-3455. Also booking Inc. a.m. or 1:30 p.m. Stanley MANCHESTER - a Near G I. McHUGH Painting -, Room for personal Interview. floor dan, 4 badroomt, and 1 'A batha. Saparata heating doors like new, no waxing. night, shower activity is forecast for parts of the lower Plains parties. Glastonbury, price reduced ANY T Y P E fence erected, Interior - exterior painting ^ ^ 1 Opportunity Employer THE tyilamt. repaired or painled, pipe ROOFER will install roof, 1 specializing in older Hoursi and south Atlantic states, while rain falls in the area from NURSES AIDES - 3-11 p.m., more than $10,000 on this large BOLTON - Custom built Quality professional work at siding or gutters (or low dis­ VEHICLE Mechanic - No nine room, five bedroom Raised Ranch includes 22'x25' clothes line posts Call 742- rea.sonable prices Free es­ Ceilings and inside painting Oklahoma to the Lakes region. Mostly fair weather is predicted full time, eight hour shift. count price Call Ken al 649- experience required. Colonial. Oversized 2-car gar­ family room with fireplace, 7598. timates 643-9321 John Verfaille, 646-5750 . 872- OlteHeralii elsewhere. Minimum temperatures Include: (approximate experienced only. Good star­ MANCHESTER 2456 2222 Immediate school slot ting salary, liberal fringe HELI-ARC Welder - age, 3/4 acre lot. Must be three bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, D. F. REALE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING maximum readings in parenthesis I Atlanta 68 (841. Boston 62 openings. Paid training, good benefits. Apply in person. experienced only in aluminum seen. Priced to sell now in the eat-in kitchen with built-ins, (76). Chicago 60 ( 80). Dallas 73 (871. Denver 43 (64i. Duluth 47 salary. Enlistment required. East Hartford Convalescent group IV. Others required EVENING 70’s. R. Zimmer, J. D. Real aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ 75 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 (69), Houston 76 ( 90), Jacksonville 70 (89l. Kansas City 63 (78). Ages 17-35. Call U. S. Army at Home, 745 Main Street. Blast group I, II and III. Overtime Estate Company, 6481980 or age, level acre, $56,900. Homai For Sola 23 Raal Eatata Wanlad 23 Articlaa for Sola 41 Arllclei lor Sale PHONE 643-2711 Los Angeles 53 (72), Miami 76 (87), New Orleans 75 ( 88(. New 6«-9462. Hartford, Conn. and benefits. Apply in person 6483778. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 41 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD York 67 ( 80). Phoenix 71 (99). San Francisco 52 (78). Seattle 56 12 to 4:30 p.m. at Dyiiamic HERALD 649-2813. Metal Products Company SELLI.NG your house’’ Call us U.SED D EN TAL equipment, (78), St. Louis 64 (85), Washington 69 (84) AVON - Laid off? Nows the NEW HOMES BA'rilKOO.M sink back best time to sell Avon and TEACHER WANTS Inc., 422 North Main St., Mwcheiter New bckisivc COMMERCIAL Garages, HV1-: M-:w iioM i-a n k a h i m : first and we ll make you a chair unit, ste rilizer and splash, niiidcrn (ixturcs Good make good money. I’ll show babysitter for two children. Manchester. has a Broad Street area. 500 feet per tOMIM.KTION ON HAST cash oiler T J Crockett., cabinets Call 643-8471 lor conilHiiin Mcdicmc cabinet you how. Call for details: 523- My home. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 QUALITY PLUS... garage. $150 per month. Paul Kt-milDlil-: STIIKKT OFK Realtor. 643-1577 details $28 528 West Middle Turn­ Read Herald Ads Al'Tt MN m . p.m. References required. ELECTROPLATERS - for all Btaulllul Intidu and opt. w. E)ougan, Realtor. 643-4535. pike 643-5347. shifts, with experience in DEALERSHIP This 7 room ralsad ranch IM M ED IATE CASH lor your TIRES ■ Four mud-snow lires, CLERK-TYPIST - No copper, solder, nickle and gold has avarything. 3 ROCKLEDGE - 8 room T.J. CROCKETT properly I^l us explain our 700-15 on wheels. $125 Call rAG SAI.E ■ t’ldleclibles, mis­ electroplating of printed cir­ open In tha Rxaltor______643-1577 lair proposal Call Mr experience required. D EN TAL ASSISTANT wanted badroomt, formal dining Ranch. 1 1/2 baths. 2 643-0221 cellaneous. clolhing Satunlav - for downtown Hartford cuit boards. Call 646-4100 or fireplaces, 3-4 bedrooms, plus Belfiore. 647-1413 Immediate school slot SOUTH WINDSOR room, rslasd haarih and Sunday. June 19, 20 10-5 openings. Paid training, good speciality office. Experience apply at 50 Harrison Street. 2 basement rooms, double MANCHESTER - (two) three Manchaatar ATTIC SALE ■ June 19lh, 10-4 28 South Adams Street flrsplaca In living room, OWNER MUST Move - Three salary..Enlistment required. preferrM but not necessary, garage. Reduced to $56,900. family houses. Separate possible lour bedroom Split M AY WE BUY your home? p m , 32 Keeney Street China, Manchesler AREA. 2'A baths, cantral air, Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army at benefits available. Call G E N E R A L O FFIC E Work, Immediate occupaqey. Ken heating, on bus line. Action CAREFREE level, two plus baths, deck, Quick, fair, all cash and no glass, (urnilure. I,imps. and 6A-9462. 9211. knowledge of bookkeeping, firaplacsd family room, Ostrinsky, Realtor 643-1333. Real Estate, 647-1300. Three bedroom Townhouse patio, shade trees, many roblems Call Warren E. home cratls TAG SAI.E - Plumbing tools Phase call Mr. flowland. Realtors, 643-1108 THE and typing, five days, 8 a.m.-5 rae. room, laundry room, Condominium, finished rec extras Excellent and household items p.m. all benefits. 'East Hart­ ovartizad 2 car garaga SOUTH WINDSOR - Skyline SIX ROOM Colonial, three room, two full baths, plus neighborhood ,Mid 40's. Call TAG SAI.E June lSri8,JJ)^4 Itelrigerator. many odds and ford location, (jail 289-2735. Hatak lor with sisctric doors. Drive, executive Raised bdrms, L.R., D.R., kit. New two half baths, plush owner, 643-0705 CASH for your property Call II M i n n c c h a u g D r iv e , ends June 18lh. June 20th PUBLIC NOTICE wiriiig. new bath, 250 ft. plus us first if anxious to Sell. Supsrb landscaping. Ranch with cathedral ceiling, carpeting, air-conditioned, Glastonbury June 21. 105 Cushman Drive WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENT SUBSTITUTE to deliver lot. 'Two-car gar. Full attic, Keith Real Estate 646-4126 or Quality com es across details. Many othar Isalurss. Call eat-ln kitchen, with built-in $37,500. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT newspaper Bowers School oven and range, formal dining full cellar. West Side. Mid DUTCH COLONIAL on large 649-1922 PUCH MOPED 569-1660. TAG SALE - June 19th 9 a m TAG SAI.E - Moving' Dog Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of $30’s. Owner-agent 643-7887. corner lot in Manchester. area for three weeks room, three bedrooms, two to 3 p m 69 Green Manor house, slorm fence, insula­ High on hill, beautiful view. SE L L YOUR house through J Manchester, Connecticut, met in the Hearing Room at the (vacation), Dave between 6-7, full baths, 2-car garage, $48,- Hoad Rain date. June 20lh tion. (urnilure. children s fur- Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut, 649-1785. 647-9946 900, W olverton Agency, WARREN E. Five years old In an area ol Watson Beach Real Estate niture. to vs, clothes Tuesday. June 8, 1976 at 8:00 p.m., and voted in favor of the WALLACE Realtors, 6482913. fine homes. $65,000 Call 648 Company I’rolessional real Saturday Sundav. June 19lh. following: NOTICE - Now hiring steady 800 Silver La., E.H. FOR SALE BY BANK HOWLAND 5750 or 643-5338 alter 6 p.m. estate service for nearly 50 TAG SAI.E - 15 M ill Street, 20lh, 10-6 Wrights Mill Hoad. HAS ARRIVED IN Raaltora work. Starting to take SMALL ENGINE Service 643-110$ years Call our Manchester of­ .Manchester, June 16. 17 18 SEWER USE RATE SCHEDULE FOR 589-1660 MANCHESTER - Two family, NORTH RIVER RD. Coventry i Fifth house behind applications for full time Corporation expanding dealer 6-8 Duplex, three bedrooms, 1 fice (or an estimate of value New items each day Four GENERAL CUSTOMER BILLING COVENTRY .N'orlli Coventry Fire Station i employment. A number of Job network. No experience 1/2 baths, separate utilities, without obligation 647-9139 families The following are quarterly minimum charges for sewer ser­ Three bedroom Raised openings to be filled. Phone necessary. Complete training BRAND NEW spacious seven new ly painted. $47,500. MANCHESTER - Five-Four, TAG SALE • 10-5. Salurdav vice by the Town of Manchester Sewer Department: program. $500. Investment Ranch. 2-car garage, lot 528-6702 between 10:30 a.m. room Ranch. Ideal floor plan, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, two-family, excellent condi­ NEW .MECHANICS eleven drawer Sunday. June 19. 20 llo %" Meter — Allowing 1200 c.f. 37.75 and 3:30 p.m. required to start your own approxim ately 150x300. kitchen adjoins family room 649-2813. tion, new furnace, only $37,- .Now under construction roll away tool chest Loaded Hilliard Slreel Mixlel-T Ford M eter— Allowing 1200 c.f. business. Ideal for retired or Price $43,000 7,75 with fireplace. Sliding glass 900. Warren E. liowland exclusive custom-built □ MISC. FOR SALE with tools $600 value, $280 parts, fully enclosed ulilily part time. Details on request. 1" M eter— Allowing 1600 c.f. 16.55 M AkuU IIIIH door to good sized deck off Call 646-1700 Realtors, 643-1108 homes in one of South • a a••••*•••$•******••*aaaa I.ike new Enfield. 749-2794 trailer, 18 ton hydraulic press' Mr. Barker. ESCA Field l‘/j" Meter — Allowing 2400 c.f. 27.80 Permanent, part-time family room, professionally Manchtsltr Ext. 32, 9-4 Windsor's tincsl areas tools, many miscellaneous Training Division Box 619, Articlaa lor Sala ' 41 2" Meter — Allowing 3400 c.f. 41.65 mature receptionist, clerk- landscaped. Extras! $55,5W. NORTH COVENTRY Circa Spacious Colonials and Items Wading River, New York. NEW SPAULDING irons 2-9 good 3" Meter — Allowing 5500 c.f. 77,40 typist needed for doctor’s Call Peterman Realty and 1740 Cape. Bicentennial 11792. New homes to be built in flavor, eight rooms complete­ Raised Ranches Each ALUM INUM sheets used as starter set. $35. other assarted 4" Meter — Allowing 13,300 c.f. 129.6O ofllce. Hours: Afternoons, Building Company. 649-9404 or Mamhesler It's not too late to CHARMING Older Colonial. home includes a living and printing plates. 007 thick. TAG SALF: 19 Benton Street. evenings and Saturdays. 644-8659. choose your own home design on ly remodeled Six acres open clubs and putters available Manchester. June 19 and 20 6" Meter — Allowing 21,000 c.f. 255.25 R E T IR E D PERSON wants these (wo choice and convenient This home offers gracious dining room, three to (our 23x32" 25 cents each or 5 for Reply Box MM, land. Owner. $55,900 firm. 647-1901 after 5 p m from 10 a m to 5 p m Stereo, (Juarterly charges for sewer service in excess of the amount position as companion for lots, city water and sewer. living at a comfortable price. bedrooms, kitchen with $1 Phone 643-2711 Manchester Herald. BOLTON - Ranch with first Call for details 742-9347. plants, books, mandolin, two allotted with the minimum charge are as follows: elderly person, preferably Four bedrooms, two baths, dishwasher, stove, hood floor family room with built- fireplaced living room, 2-car CLEAN USED refrigerators, TIlHfclE PAIR water skis. bikes, and miscellaneous For the next first — 10,000 c.f...... J0.54 per 100 c.f. mornings. Own transporta­ ins, fleldstone fireplace, three R&D REALTY MANCHESTER - Four room and disposal. 2-car garage. Coleman camp stove and tion. Experienced with elder­ garage. Only $42,900. Keith Ranch, excellent starter or ranges, automatic washers, For the next - 40,000 c.f...... 0.47 per 100 c.f. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 bedrooms, dining room, walk­ 646-4968 Real Estate, 6484126, 648 2'z baths and city water with guarantees B D Pearl’s lantern 8-track tape player, For the next - 1,286,700 c.f...... 0.34 per 100 c.f. ly. 646-2fe4. out basement, garage, large retirement home, convenient and sewers Also included lour drawer filing cabinet, 1922. location, $31,900. Hayes Cor­ Appliances, 649 Main St , 643- For the next — 1,337,000 c.f...... 1.15 per 1000 c.f. private lot. $49,900. Philbrick is a sliding glass door and 2171. typewriter table Bentwood WHOLESALE TO Agency, Realtors 646-4200. poration. 646-0131. Rocker, 200-year-old loveseat. All In excess of - 4,010,700 c.f...... 1.08 per 1000 c.f. EVEREADY MANCHESTER - Keeney deck overlooking one ol the QE BOLTON - No agents. $35,900. other miscellaneous items THE PUBLIC Commercial and industrial customers that do not obtain i K o i a i nsTHBurm Street area - six room, three EIGHT ROOM Cape. Full nicest views of Hartford SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - CAPE - Seven rooms, Six-room Cape, four Leading manufacturer has 872-8718 water from the Town of Manchester Water Department are POLAROID bedroom Ranch. Florida dormer. 24x13 beamed ceiling and the surrounding area. featuring 17’x23’ first floor bedrooms, full basement. redwood pools left over from USED required to either meter their own private water supply or in­ ' ' w«iino HOL80N ALBUMS family room, two fireplaces, room, beautiful wooded lot. Enclosed porch, fireplace, living room with fireplace. Prices start at $57,900. stall a sewage flow measuring device approved by the Sewer Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Beamed ceiling kitchen, with 1975 season Half Price FRIG ID AIRE electric range, four bedrooms, central vac, aluminum aiding. Lake Guaranteed installation & RAILRDAD Department. Use charges to customers with sewage How Qualified indIvtdueJ Mete or Femete needed, full or pert-time, to dit- » 649-2813. built-ins including R&D REALTY while, 40 ". good condition , treed lot. $46,500. Association. 6481048 terms, call toll free 800-228- $50 Call 649-8661 tribute world femout Kodak film and other photo products through ck Agency, Realtors, refrigerator. One and 1/2 646-4968 meters will be calculated on the basis of a six-inch water meter. company ealablllhed locations. "NO DELLINQ ON GOLICITINQ ■$ K 1976 ask (or Monte, day or TIES If the Superintendent of the Sewer Department consents to 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Three baths, rec room, three k REQUIRED.” Make thia your year for Independence. $4095.00 Invest- X bedroom Colonial with formal evening, seven days. DRAPES - All excellent con­ Railroad Tiaa. $S aach, accept industrial waste containing more than 300 parts per h menl. Ouaranteed 1 M montn repurchase agreement. « MANCHEBTEB bedrooms, central vac, new BRICK DUPLEX - living dining room. Patio with stone four-zone heat, wall-to-wall dition. blue fibreglass. 14 x6’, pickad up. 16 to a bundla. million (PPM) B.O.D. (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and/or K CALL Mr. Martin (Toll Free) 1-$00-e4e-1070 K KMnpy SL Arta D AR K LOAM - Five yards, room, kitchen, formal dining fireplace in backyard. Two- everywhere, sundeck, garage. $45. Red burlap, lined. 14 x38" Sorry no dallvarlta. Call more than 600 P P M of suspended solids (SS), the following are k or Collect A014-228-1751 K NEW RAISED RANCRU $32.. plus tax Washed patio $40: gold open weave. i Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. E.8.T. v room, three bedrooms, rec car garage. Convenient West Low $40's. 649-7048. 525-9306, axl, 259 aak for: and pool sand, gravel, stone the quarterly charges in excess of the above sewer service V Or Write Firestone Photo Co. O room, 2-car garage, excellent side location. Priced to sell will lake imaller home In Lota-Land For Sola 24 90"x64 . $15. Chain light, Eaat End R,R. TIaa. charge: > Firestone Building—Since 1946 ^ $36,500. Wolverton Agency, trade, SOUTH WINDSOR - Seven 643-9504. green glass and black wrought g 162 N. 3rd St.. Columbus. Ohio 43215 K condition, $51,900. Philbrick B.O.D.: $0.06 Per Pound, as determined by Laboratory Agency, Realtors, 6484200. Realtors, 649-2813. •48,800 room Cape on wooded lot of MANCHESTER - two treed iron fe . 643-9367. Analysis. Two romolning four acres with 186' frontage building lots, rural zone, $9,- TOP SOIL, clean, $6 per yard BRICK and Frame five-room on street. Call Edmund Gor­ 500 each, Vernon, high treed delivered, call 528-4186 21 CUBIC FT. Westinghousc LA RG E ESTATE Sale - Com­ S.S. — $0.03 Per Pound, as determined by Laboratory FM upright freezer, excellent con­ Analysis. POMFRET 175 ACRES Ranch. Garage, two man Agency, 646-4040. lot, 185’ (rontage. wolverton missioned to sell, six rooms Halp Wantad 13 fireplaces. Country kitchen. Raal Eatata Canlar Agency, Realtor, 649-2913. FO UR-YEAR old tan Colonial dition. $250 Call 649-4677 and garage contents Revision of Paragraph III of the Rules of Assessment of □ REAL ESTATE BKEHTDMAL ESTATE $41,900. Pasek Realtors, 288 648-4144 sofa and chair $100. for both MANCHESTER Including antiques, china, Sanitary Sewer Construction. MANAGEMENT Trainees - New to murket. Beautiful B plus 7475. WE HAVE A challenging "B" or best offer. 649-4790 G A R A G E S A L E - 65 glass, parlial list round oak room Colonial, (Circa 1770) in 4. In addition to the front foot charge described above in national corporation needs NEWLY LISTED zone lot, centrally located, for Hawthorne Street. table, chairs, stands, Homes For Sola 23 proceii of restoration. New M A R V E L Comic Books - Turn Manchester Anytime Friday. Paragraphs III b (2) and b (3), each property owner shall pay a candidates for management heating lyiteni. new wiring with MANCHESTER High School E X C E LLE N T Investment • six-room Colonial (vary sale. It Is 9 6 'x l2 7 ’ ap ­ excellent used (urnilure. desk, 200amp aervlce. three new balhi. your old Marvel Comics June 18th. til noon Saturday sewer outlet charge at the time the sanitary house plumbing is training - $200 weekly during area. Beautiful two lamily, 2- Low maintenance 85 two proximately. Priced at $12,- beds, couch, tools, colored $26,500. ATTRACTIVE 5 room modem kitchen, seven fireplaces. largo kllchon, living room, (Spiderman, Fantastic Four. June 19th. Good selection, in­ connected to the street sanitary sewer. Charges shall be In ac­ training when you qualify. car garage. Only $42,900. family, 38’ heated and paneled OOO. Call 649-5261, John H. TV. something (or home or Would prefer supervisory Ranch, fireplace, baseboard Choice acreage with brook, open Pasek Realtors, 2887475, formal dining room, throo Hulk, etc.) into cash Send cluding. 3 tier mahogany cordance with the following schedule: heating, stove, refrigerator. fields and valuable limber. 3rd floor. Separate furnaces, Lappen, Inc. for details. cottage All items priced for sales experience and ability to Irreplacabte at | BS, . C a ll bodroomt, lull bath, lull list, including title, issue table, etc. The perfect personal transportation system a) For residential dwellings including private homes, apart­ Hutchms Agency 646-3166. 1 000 appliances, gaH gS’^ a lk to quick sale, rain or shine, no The PUCH Maxi is virtually maintenance meet the public. For inter­ Suunne or Arthur ^ r t s , M6*3239. BY OWNER - Four bedroom basamoni, attic storago) FOR SA LE - Bolton, one acre number and condition, to Box ment units, condominiums, etc. — $400 each dwelling unit. shopping and bus. $39,900. previews Friday. 6 p m -9. is here: The PUCH (pronounced POOK) Maxi. views call, 528-6702 between Colonial, Duncaster Lane, plus a vary attractiva lot, 600' elevation. Call 649- F. Manchester Herald. GARAGE SALE - Rain or Saturday 10 unlH'sold 62 Hor­ free. Very simply and reliably, it gets you where For dwelling units including motels, hotels, convalescent Keith Real Estate, 6484126, 10:383:30. J. W ATtM KACH CO. $59,900. Merline Road area. ancloaad porch and amall 6211 weekdays. 9 a.m. to 4 shine. Antiques, bric-a-brac, ton Hoad. Manchesler From It's the motorized bicycle designed and built you want to go...and back again. With rcxim homes, hospitals, etc. — $200 each room. 6481922. • RMftora MLl 672-8141. offica, all on a vary nlca p.m. A L LE N compound. Bow, case frames, chairs, golf clubs, Broad Street to Woodland, to to give you Maxi convenience. Maxi value, b) For institutional type buildings such as schools, churches, 33.900 MtAcheetwr OtflcW 647-I13I included. $80 643-2225. after 2 llano bench, etc. Something Horton Hoad Sale managed for packages and all the joy of going your 8 haMl h i of cash is better Equal Housing Opportunhf lot. Saparala 3-car gar­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Maxi economy, and Maxi fun. etc. — $1,000 per acre of developed land calculated to the Manchester OVERLOOK DRIVE - Urge p.m. for everyone, Saturday. June by Memorv l-ane Antiques own way. thM I im e h i el ihiff. aga haa an altachod Bualnaaa Proparty 26 nearest 1/10 of an acre. Excellent value In this modem kitchen accentuates 19th, 90 Oxford Street. 649-7069 It’s as simple to operate,as a bicycle, comes this aluminum aided seven- workahop araa. TAG SALE • June 19th and Manchester. 10 a m. to 4 p m We tested and proved more than 1,000,000 c) For retail, commercial, and industrial property — $2,000 well-kept, eight-room, two- MANCHESTER - Quality Vifith a fully automatic transmission like a luxury B(X)KKEEPER AssisUnt - to JUST LISTED! room Ranch with 2-car gar­ Thia la a vary aound otdar WILLIMANTIC • Modern 20th. Saturday and Sunday. 28 No previews. CHAIN SAW. 12". Dayton, per acre of property to be developed calculated to the nearest story home. Ideal for the built, eleven room Ranch, PUCH motorized bicycles in Europe before post accounts receivable, ac­ Seven room Cape in age, two baths, fireplace, homa ((vith Iota ol apaca brick medical office building, Packard St., Manchester, hardiv ever used $100 Call automobile, and gets 150 mpg like nothing 1/10 of an acre. large family. Four large living room with bringing this one to America Come in for a counts payable, statements, desirable Rolling Park. large treed lot, located on and a good Roor plan. Tha four offices, 608900 square ft. variety of hou.scshold items, FIN AL C LEA R A N C E ol lawn 649-3595 Said outlet charge shall Include the cost of downstream im­ bedm m s, paneled living fireplace, four bedrooms, first er unit, parking, near else on the road. and assist bookkeeper. Steel siding with W — yet, quiet dead-end street. Keith Intarlor condition la vary plants and pots and some an­ and garden equipment Heavy test drive and Maxi transportation. provements such as force mains, pumping stations, excess cost room, formal dining room, floor family room, two baths, Eospital. Ferrigno Realtors, tiques. Burroughs Sensimatic 30 y e a r g u a ra n te e ! Rea! Estate, 6484126, 648 good and aoma axtarlor duty 16 h p tractor with elec­ BIG TAG Sale - Salurday. of trunk sanitary sewers over street sanitary sewers, relief eat-in kitchen, separate large rec room with fireplace, 1922. 423-1886, 429-9351 anytime. tric start, regular $1549 now machine, experienced Plastered walls, fireplace, (work la nacaaaary — June 19th. 10-5 C orner Farr’s, Inc. sewers, etc., which charge shall represent the share of the cost den. Range and dis­ game room, office. 16'x32 15.8 C O LD S P O T freezer, $1100. one only. No layaway. preferred or ability to learn. pool, bathhouse, garage, large formal dining room. Gean primarily painting. RedwiMxj and Ralph Hoad. of downstream construction making possible the sewering of Modem East Hartford loca­ hwasher. Ideal location, MANCHESTER - Super clean, MANCHESTER - Two • 800 three years old. used only one Heavy duty 3 12 h p Tiller, Manchester Complete sc’ll- freed lot, $58,5M. Philbrick and convenient. Fam ily square feet, retail stores on 2 Main St. the area under consideration. tion. Salary and fringe close to schools and shop­ large six-six duplex, Plaaaa call Immadlalaly year. $225. Call 649-0472. regular $219 95 now $159 66 oul of home furnishings in­ Agency, Realtors, 6484200. room. Circumstances dic­ aluminum siding, separate busy Main Street. Warren E. The above Sewer Use Rate Schedule for General Customer benefits. Call 2888291 for ap­ ping. Minimum down pay­ — Odagard Raalty Two only: 8 h.p. lawn tractor, cluding some lurniture. sports tate fast sale. furnaces, 2-car garage, $54,- Howland Realtors, 643-1108. E V E R Y T H IN G must go - Manchester, Conn. Billing and Revision of Paragraph III of the Rules for Assess­ pointment. ment, all types of financing Uatinga aaldom laat long. (traded in (or larger model I equipment, toys, bikes. IxHiks. SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus Priced in the thirties for 900. Warren E. Howland Household belongings, pic­ regular $699.95 now $539 88. ment of Sanitary Sewer Construction become effective on July available. Roaliallcally priced at etc 649-6609 restored antique Colonial in just that! Realtors. 643-1108. tures. furnilure. some an­ Lawn mowers reduced an 1, 1976, These were filed with the Town Clerk on June 14,1976. MACHINIST - First Class - Manchester. Fifteen rooms, $33,900. Experienced on lathe and Raal Eatata Wantad 38 tiques. lamps, miscellaneous extra 20'”c Freezers and air- TAG SALE - 83 St John Anyappeals from such charges must be made to the Court of U&R REALTY CO. three full baths, nine T H R E E FA M ILY for Invest­ items. Lois of solid walnut, conditioners at lowest prices Bridgeport. Interviewing 10 943-2$92 fireplaces, other features too BELnORE AGENCY ODEGARD Street Saturday 10-4 Two- Common Pleas of Hartford (^ n ty within twenty-one (21) days a.m.-4 p.m. Overtime and ment minded fam ily who A L L CASH (or your properly cherry and pecan wood. Cash of season. Charge accounts in­ pieee green living rixim set. of that date. Robert D. Murdoefc numerous to mention. $130,- Raaltora 647-1413 wants rent free and extra in­ . R EALTY within 24 hours. Avoid red and carry. 166 I.udlow Road. vited Montgomery Ward benefits. Dynamic Metal 000. Philbrick Agency. live piece kitchen set. end Jay J. Giles, Superintendent Products Company, Inc., 422 Realtor come. Principals only. Owner, tape, instant service. Hayes Manchester, 4-9 p.m. Catalog Store. West Middle tables, chairs, lamps and mis­ Realtors, 646-4200. 6481919. 643-43651 Corporation. 646-0131. Water and Sewer Department North Main Street. Wedne.sday-Friday. Turnpilke 643-2185 cellaneous Items

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MANCH^CT^ENING HE (•„„„ Ju"? J7, 1976 - !>A(;E rillHTYONE A M e h » tor M * 41 ffooffli tor ffMit 42 Ap»rtnMttt$ fo r ffwif' M B ubIm m lor Ron! 05 □ AUTOMOTIVE Auloi For Bolt 51 Automothro Bttviet 55 Automothro Strvleo 55 In the Sky Answer to Previous Puzzts MALE ROOMMATE to share FOR RENT - Connecting or 1972 VW S U P E R B ug. Charlei M. Schultz J W I 1 M 0 1 M expenses. Four room apart­ RMTALOfnCI separate front room offices. AirtM For fato 8f Excellent condition. Al3AM ment. Large bedroom. PO. a ACROSS 3 Noee 9U Main Street. CaU 648-4846. radio, four new tires, new CAUGHT IN TRAFFIC? 1 Eenh's Hght 4 Shovel M s m M i r . week. 6434»3 or 528-1946. DfuuTo B nonm n Dear Abby ■MCMitTBI Urfs varMy o( Apartmiatl tu t muffler. $1775. 649-9283. source 5 Story '■m£ TWIN IS W iATOOW MEAN, I CAN’T r a t s ! WHAT Di p I PO TowDkoasts throafboat TWO - Profeuiooul Offices - 4 Astral body 6 l^sigoth king SL0UIN6 [TOklN.. I WARNED YOU.'.' Wood itovc, nowblower, FURNISHED ROOM for rent. KiaehiMcr. 9 One of the RIPE UP HERE? WHO ARE VOU’ THATFOR?OH,weu,I First floor, excellent business FASTBACK - VW - 1968, By Abigail Van Buren 7 Insurgent UJHEKEAKE apptUneei, cirpeti, Share kitchen and bath, con­ MqM Olifee apM Bnra a isn cS n So Mattaidr. planets (CON.) 6ET AWAY, OR I'U c l o b b e r CAN ALWAYS BORRo W ONE location, all facilities, s d n . Gold, Mack Interior, I cri.; excellent condition, asking lOE’ kltdiwi Itonu, M m » m o f o . Ht ta-k im tir 7M 12 Choter 6 Spars YOU WITH M Y RACKET.'.' -. FI4W ARTHUR OKJIMMY... venient North Manchester. paiirking, rent reasonable. 649- A/trani., P/ateerjng,wlilte walla. $790. Call 643-5861. DONTLnTHIS Call 647-9288, recorder will 13 Ashen 9 Canadian 240 Nms Stoto PtoMl IM.680, ^ 3 5 4 9 . &ccllApeRfivTCfiraK«:AM.v. Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermasr heaM , security, $220. 646- parking. Call after 6,644-2314. 10-speed bike, excellent condi­ *3.95 DEAR J.M.; You say you "gave birth to twina” some 34 FREE KITTENS, 2 1/2 2426, 9-5. master TV antenna, laundry three-speed, good body, new tion, $55. 643^5949 after 6 p.m. months old. Perslan/Angora facilities, ample parking, muffler system, 55,000 miles, yeara ago and now you want to know what happened to the mixed. Box trained. Call 646- MANCHESTER - Attractively positively nonets. Immediate $450. Call 649-8653. 1966 PONTIAC Grand Prlx. second baby? A lawyer could help you search the records W E've Y •'''ES, 6205. paneled, four rooms, stove, occupancy. 872-2735. 421 motor, needs some work. and take affidavits from any person present at the event. N E V /£ (? ,^ . w e ’v e f o u n d refrigerator, carpetin, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN bus, Asking $400. Cail after 6 p.m. / M O R I A R i n "h e r s / But another question hangs in the air; Why did you wait Win at Bridge THE MAGIC ABANDONED beautiful excellent condition. Factory for ao long? (P.S. If you can establiab the fact that you had references. No ^ ts . $170.646- MANCHESTER Three room 643-ini. YOU S O FORMULA FOR mother cat now hag,kittens, 6 3167, 228-3540. Sfsvmc AMRICX rebuilt engine, new brakes twins, and no birth or death certificate waa ever filed, the weeks. Box trained, cannot furnished efficiency. FROMTHC and exhaust systems, new hospital is vulnerable to serioua action.) ' . h a p p in e s s BCGINMNG' 1969 PONTIAC Firebird. 350- keep any. 643-9625. Carpeting, heat included. Am­ battery, six mounted tires. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN..Phon«643-S13S No cure for notrumpitis THREE ROOM heated, fur­ ple parking. $160. per month. V8 engine. Good mechanical nished apartment. Private en­ $975. 613-7077 after 4 p.m. condition. $1,300. 289-8970. DEAR ABBY: A lady signed TEETH ON MY HANDS trances. No children. No pets. TWO offices in cen- wrote that she had six sets of dentures from deceased Boala-Aceeaaorfaa 40 References. Security deposit. trally bullding, air- 1969 FORD, station wagon, asa.a.aaaa..aaaaaaaa8aaaaa relatives and didn't know what to do with them. 643-4860. conditioned,ndlt with plenty of •1595 1968 GTO. Radials, power, 400 never occurred to him that he MANCHESTER - Unusual Buyt a 1972 Grem lin 2 d r „ green nine passenger, power Motorcyelot-BIcyelot 54 You should tell her to drop them off at the local 1974 ALCORT - Force 5 - parking, call 649-5261, John H. steering and brakes, very cu. Inches. Must sell, $800. might well have bid two deluxe, one bedroom finish, 6 cyl... itan. Irani., radio, Call 649-2570. undertaker's. In my home town, it was a common practice yellow and white, with trailer, MANCHESTER - Newer Lappen, Inc. to inspect. 4 6 3 hearts instead o( oiie notrurnp townhouse apartment, private white walls. 18.000 mile auto. good condition. No rust. Best MOTORCYCLE Insurance - for the bums and others of lesser means to stop by the back T excellent condition, $950 or three bedroom Duplex offer over $800. 742-7269 after ¥ A 10 8 6 5 and that he certainly .should entrances, patio, and full HMRY STKKOS 1967 DODGE Dart - good con­ Lowest rates available. "Sun­ door and "try on for size" the used choppers. best offer. 646-1616. townhouse, half of a two fami­ basement. Includes heat, LARGE, newly built, paneled 5 p.m. ny coverage. Exclusive ♦ K Q have bid three hearts ln.stead ly within walking distance to and carpeted second floor of­ SUMIRBM MOTOR CM MC. dition, $400. Must s»l before NETRA Agent. Clarke Agen­ TRAVELIN' MAN of three notrump appliances, wall-to-wall 80 ToUand Tpka., Mancheator June 25th. Call 742-6918. Keep 4 K J 96 SUNFLOWER sailboat, like schools and shopping. Price carpeting, pool and air- fices available for July 1st. Up 1967 DODGE Polara, conver­ cy, 643-llU. Either of those bids would e49*207G Open 9 to 9 trying. DEAR MAN; Recycled dentures? You're puttin' me on! new. One year old. $225 . 643- includes, 1 1/2 baths, wall-to- conditioner. $245 per month, to four offices, sendibly priced tible, good condition. $700. WEST EAST have led to his partner playing Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrencs 0119. wall carpeting, all appliances, no pets. Damato Enterprises, in the downtown location with Call between 9:30-4, 486-2530, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - A 10 9 4 2 AAQJ 9 8 a cinch four-heart contract private entrances and full 646-1021. plenty of parking. Ideal for 1971 FORD LTD, four door, ask for Mr. Sleeman. Specializing In low cost DEAR ABBY: I never cease to be amazed at some of the ¥ J 9 7 ¥ Q 3 South never thought of that I W A W r A CO$rUMB THAT LL JOHN BOAT - one year old, basement. Shown by appoint­ lawyer or sales organization. air-conditioning, full power, coverage for over 10 years. letters you get, and no leas so at some of your answers. ♦ 10 6543 b A 72 NOPE--! THINK AH.-vvAit: IN that c a s e L •995 because he was loo busv tell­ H fp e M V F A C S & l)T L E A V t M S little used, $175. Call 643-0221. ment only. No pets. $2MI per 989 Main Street. (^11 Mr. F. Any woman who would stretch herself out on the couch, * 5 IT VlAY SB 5AFER t h in k 1 HAVE J U ^ r the excellent condition. Must sell. BUICK SKYHAWK 1975. Red, Buys a 1970 Hornet, 2 dr. Sedan, at­ Binding authority. Crockett 4874 ing .North that he should have F R E E - F O R C U M & i N Q - A M P 8 5 a n p s m a r t e r t o month. Damato Enterprises, Butlnttt tor Runt Nasslff, 647-9126. Asking $1895. Call after 6,87^ Black upholstery. Automatic, tractive turquolM with economical Agency, Inc., 643-1577. stark naked, to "surprise" her husband when he came home S O t T H I D I ^ costum e; rebid his five-card heart .suit - B R - O T m S R <3V M W A $ T IC 5; WEAR $OMETHHJ<5 646-1021. economical. Low mileage, 6 cyl. and stand, trana. Well worth from work must be crazy. 4 K 7 7405. Thai is another symptom ol THAT LL COVER MY many extras. Call after 6:30 the money. ¥ K 42 LjK>r_ 1975 HONDA XL-125. If I ever pulled a stunt like that, my huaband would have acute notrumpitis. The .suf­ WHOLE FACE Qtrdtn Produett 47 CHARLES Apartments - p.m. weekdays, all day^Satur- ♦ J 98 7 / WANTED - Late model 6 Excellent condiUon. $650. Call kicked me out of the door and thrown my clothes out after ferer Is always in there blam­ Charles Drive. Duplex 4 1/2 cylinder, low mileage day and Sunday, 649-3751. HMRY STHMS me, and that would have been the end of our marriage! 4 AQ 1032 BERRY Patch Farms - room Townhouse, 1 1/2 bath, 6464195. ing his unfortunate partner for Plymouth Duster or Dodge SUMIRBM MOTOR CM MC. BORN 50 YEARS TOO SOON Both vulnerable his own misdeeds Strawberries, pick your own, appliances, carpeted, heat, INDUSTRIAL Dart. Call 649A997. 1963 FORD GALAXY 500 2- 50 Tolland Tpko., Manchaatar free containers, hours 8-8 dai­ hot water, storage, sound door sedan, 8-cylinder, also M8«a07t______O p a n tto t THREE WHEEL recreational W r it Norlb East South ly or until pick^ out. For up­ proofing." ;, 2 garages, fireplace. I Suitable for Manufacturing 1968 VW BUG - Black, radial 1965 Chevy Belair 4-door s vechicle, mud bug, large 1 A dated hours and picking con­ Washer,fasher, diyer nook-up. 646- tires, factory mags, very good sedan. 6 cylinder. 646-3735 balloon tires, 8 h.p., flbreglass Pass I ¥ 14 I N T ditions. call 644-8i39. Oakland 1540 or 6 4 6 ^ . or Storage condition, asking $700. Call after 4:30 p.m. body, ski for winter use. ^46. Pass 3 4 Pass 3NT Road. Route 30, South Wind­ 646-8674. 1973 VEGA. Automatic, veiy Enfleld, 749-2794. Astro-graph Pass Pass Pass sor. MANCHESTER - 5 room I 3,600 square feet and 2,400 sq. ft. loading docks, good condition. Asking $1,800. Opening lead — 2 4 newer duplex 1 1/2 baths, •795 Call 649-7721 after 4:S) p.m. A .New York reader wants to and rati siding. Overhead doors. Manchester. 1971 CHEVY Vega wagon. 3 PPV Adult peddle car, two BUCKLAND FARMS - carpeting, appliances, $275 speed, AM/FM radio, good Buys a 1989 Volkswagen Bug, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL know what the odds are that Strawberries - Pick your own. per month. Lease and ecn. good running, thrifty auto, 1973 RED FIAT convertible, seater, three speed, three North will hold al least five 647-9137 tires, very good condition. gxcellent buy, act fast. New fields, good picking. references. Hayes Corpora­ new top, excellent running wheels. Fiberglass body, spades North has just Alley Oop — Dave Graue $1000. or liest offer. Call 64^ fringe canvas top. Asking Route 5, East Windsor. North tion, 646-0131. 0075 after 6 p.m. HARRY ST K KaS condiUon, $995. Call 649-5610. By Oswald & James Jacoby responded one spade to of Balch Motors. Open daily 8- $ ^ . Write ^ x J, Manchester South s opening bid ol one SUMIRBM MOTOR CM MC. Herald. There are two cures for MANCHESTER - Mature cou­ so Tolland Tpka., Manchaatar notrumpitis. One is to quit It North follows the A N ' IP THAT'S WHAT IT IS, ple wanted for this clean 4 64t*2076 Open t to t T H E N T MUST BE aOSE TO Apurtmonti For Runt 52 OFFICE SPACE - With For Friday, Juna 11, 1976 playing bridge. The other is recommendations of the STRAWBERRIES - Pick your room apartment In attractive Truekt tor Sals 62 1973 HONDA CUOO. Condi­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) SOME AWPUL BIG WATER’ parking for everyone at 604 •1495 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) for the sufferer to try to find American Bridge Teacher's own. Free containers. Open 8 4 family brick building. Heat, Buys a 1970 Maverick^ 2 d r ., blue. tion new. 3400 original miles. You may be asked to manage FOUR ROOM Apartment. 428 Middle Turnpike, East. In­ You should be fortunate today some other bid on all oc­ Association the odds are a m. to 8 p.m. or until picked hot water, appliances $235. No dividual climate control for Eslra nice thru out. Tnrifty 8 cyl., 1974 MAROON Gran Prix, air- 1 1/2 TON TRUCK. All new Adult driven only. $395. 872- something today that another almost 2 to 1 that he has five children or Mts. Mr. Rossetto Broad Street. $140. Security A/trans , radio, white waus. Test conditioning, low mileage, rubber. Rebuilt 396 Chevy in arrangements with those to finds loo big for her to handle casions before he bids out. 30 Clark St., South Wind­ each unit. Call Edmund Gor­ drive today. 0479. spades since with 4-4 in either sor. 646-2482. deposit. No children or pets. excellent condition. $4,000. motor, turbo 400 transmis­ whom you have strong The size won't Intimidate you notrump. 643-4751.______man Agency, 648-4040. emotional ties. Let them initiate SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. Neither seems to work spades and diamonds or HARRY STICKaS 6754934. sion, 67 power glide transmis­ 1972 HONDA SL 350 KI. Many, the action. BOLTON - MANCHESTER 21) This IS the day to wrap up After South wound up one spades and hearts he is sup­ PICK YOUR OWN FOUR ROOMS, second floor, SOUTH WINDSOR - 1460 sq. SUMIRBM MOTOR CM INC. sion, 67 Chevy Impala nose, many extras. $750. Must sell. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's townline, large three room 50 Tolland Tpka., Manehaator 1969 VOLKSWAGON. New anything of major importance trick short at three notrump it posed to respond in the red strawberries, 178 Foster $145. No utilities. Call 643- ft. office suite, located on good shape. 1970 Chevy 454 Call 649-2570. to your advantage today to an­ Street, South Windsor. First apartment, stove, G49-207G Opan 9 to • tires, battery, rebuilt motor. radiator. 872-8718. you've left hanging. Stay atop it suit 1408. Route 5, at Glendale Road. ticipate in group activities. till you're satisfied with the right off Route 30 pass refrigerator, quiet Call Edmund Gorman Agen­ 60,000 miles, automatic, good Someone in the crowd may neighborhood, references condition. Call 646-5993. results Manchester town line. 40 PRATT THE early g e t an OLDER quiet business cou­ 643-5691. plus tax, continental ple, no pets, no children. WANTED - furnished room FDR THE HULA BIRD WHO OETS OPTION, breakfast, maid service, color security deposit. Available SIX ROOM Cape, central with kitchen privileges on OPENERS,'' HOOF OF the THE WORM' RUN A TV, utilliles, parking. Call, July 1st. Five rooms, no first or second floor, near bus CHIEF, intellectuals, BUT MAYBE T E S T . 646-2300. location, presently available. y ^ i t o r ^ M^ERICK IVtostang-g- utilities. 647-1300, after 6 p.m. Call 643-1S70. Owner. line. 649-2576. WE'VE J-P,' ON THE THE WORM SELL SO T A OTHER HAND. SHOULD'VE STOCK! ES'i.’rrr.rs": 5n:?o;i,’a i = CHANCE IT m ak es 5TUDIEP abouls and Station Wagons avail- rellning and Improving, n Boredom 0. Frmh md Emut able. Value hard to beat. ON A m e th in k THE This Funny World /tuom- fipfm - SA D SE T A l i t t l e s it u a t io n ! L'il Sport - WIrth T H A T OF THE REMOVES EDSEL.' DILLON SALES & SERVICE INC. I S'POSE YA'D SAY N O T O M L Y d i d I LIKE TM' MONEY h\'W H E N '.' T v A I».' FORD RIGHT NOW ? ' E 5 C A P E , B u t o n 319 Main St. 643-2145 1C V T " t h a t X t h e w n Y h e r e Z WOULD \ Autot tor Ranf-Leate 67 Autoa tor Ranf-Letta 67 4utoi toV)tonfVuiaaa**‘*67 5TOPPED OPF AND / W o n ^ 6 o o o n m a k e a d e a l "/ LEASING The smart-styling: of this 1 I W Hr, U i I-,'0« XH A V e5 6 - l T dress is in its pretty top- pancllinf;! EETIA WINTHROP DAILY • MONTHLY • LONG TERM ADJOURNED* By DICK CKVALLI No. 8372 w ith Photo- ______b - n Guide is in Sizes 104 to All our makea and models are now available for leasing 2 4 4 . Size 124, 35 bust .FOR HER E . . . sleeveless, 2 % yards Short Ribs — Frank Hill LAST COMBS arrangements. 45-tnch; gown, 4 yards. \AORD6I vaORTLE. Patterns available only I OUST MATE TO PITCH TMEVRE SO B ig ' BUT THEYRe IREALLV JUST LOOK AT THE SIZE e P O K B .. in sizes shown. AGAINST THE GIANTS. a n d m e a n l o o k in g . EASY TO STRIKEOUT. OF THAT STRIKE ZONE, DAILY RENTALS from $10 PER DAY TO ORDER, Tie ter seek fst- rv i. tera^^^plii 2ie ftr toitait Mi 8Uf BUftNETT Manchester Evening Haratd 11M Ava. of Amorkaa LEASING Now York. N.Y. 10OM Priat tteaia, ktSmt vttfe ZIP CODE, ttrte Haatetr aai Sba. The Spring & Summer *76 BASIC FASHIO N con­ - 3 ^ 872-9145 ROUTE 83( VERNON 643-1181 tains a Bonus Coupon! P rice. . . $1.25 a copy.