Oregon Dominates Tuesday Balloting
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Mostly sunny, high around 70. Fair Area n ew s...... 6 F am ily...... 3 tonight, low In 40s. Partly cloudy Business ..'...... 8 MACC news__10 Tue^ay, high in 60s. National weather Classified___ 14-16 MCC calendar .. 11 forecast map on Page IS. Dear Abby...... 17 Obituaries ...... 18 uv “ Tfcc Bright One» Editorial ...... 4 Sports...... 12-13 '**' . X ^ |.iEieirraEN:i»AdE9. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 24, 1*76 ^-YOL. XCV, No. 200 PaiCEi FIFTEEN CENTS Oregon dominates Tuesday balloting iFPf By ELIZABETH WHARTON The combined infusion would in had no problem justifying that w L'niled Press International crease his lead over Ronald Reagan hospitality with the fact he is a Ford For the first time in history, there to 181 delegates — more than enough man. After the primaries, he said, will be six primary electiqns in one to withstand any gains Reagan "we ll all be together" day Tuesday. But the din coming makes Tuesday in such states as Reagan flew to Oregon Saturday from five contenders in Oregon Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, and won both boos and cheers from a almost drowned out all the other Idaho, Nevada and Oregon, which student crowd at Oregon State states. have a combined total of 179. University Sunday when he said “the President Ford, predicting victory, Ford hopes to win Oregon and latest evidence is that marijuana campaigned there Saturday and most possibly one or two of the others. could very well be one of the most of Sunday, buoyed by news that his Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., dangerous threats to an entire delegate totals were swelled by a net predicted Sunday on CBS-TV's “ Face generation of Americans." of 75 delegates from caucuses in Kan the Nation” that the President would On the Democratic side, Jimmy sas, Vermont and Alaska, 88 carry Tennessee. Carter won 27 of'the 106 delegates previously uncommitted Penn Baker, who has said he would like chosen over the weekend — 24 in sylvanians Saturday and an an to be vice president on either a Ford Virginia and three in Vermont. ticipated additional 124 New Yorkers or Reagan ticket, was overnight host Morris Udall. Henry Jackson and today. to the Reagans Friday and said he Jerry Brown each picked up a few and the rest were uncommitted. Carter, for the second consecutive ‘One Bicentennial burger coming up^ weekend, spurned his normal Sunday One of the busiest places at the Bentley School Bicentennial Fair Saturday was the ham School spending tops rest at home in Georgia to campaign burger and hot dog stand. Tending the grill are; Michael Wlochowski, left, and Pat Brown, hard — this time in Oregon where he incoming president of the Bentley PTA. Looking on is Jane Wlochowski, outgoing PTA board's agenda tonight faces a strong threat from Frank Church, on the ballot, and Brown, a president. Why wasn’t Mrs. Brown offering technical advice? Turn to Page 2. (Herald Adoption of a 1976-1977 spending on long-range projections of student write-in candidate. photo by Larson) plan, an update of enrollment projec enrollment and the board will be The former Georgia governor an tions and startup of basic skills tests asked to consider hiring a ticipates little difficulty in adding for high school graduation are among demographer to further study the Tennessee, Kentucky and Arkansas Directors face major decision the items on tonight’s agenda of the enrollment situation. to his list of victories. Manchester Board of Education. The board will also be asked to Church is expected to win his home The school board, scheduled to authorize a pilot program to start state of Idaho and Brown is the meet at 8 p.m. at the Manchester giving proficiency examinations. The favorite in Nevada. Both swelled the Storm-drainage funds insufficient list of candidates beating the bushes I High School library,.will devote the exams, also known as basic skills first half hour of Its meeting to public tests, may eventually become a in Oregon over the weekend — Brown comments and questions. requirement for high school gradua scrubbing a scheduled day of cam to complete all projects planned One of the issues expected to be tion. paigning in California to do so. raised at the commet session is the Also on tonight’s school board Church stressed foreign policy in anticipated closing of South School, agenda are reports on the Vocational his speeches. Brown and Carter By SOL R. COHEN Public works officials and con finished and, in some instances, not to be decided when the board adopts Educational'(Advisory Council and argued over whether real tax reform sulting engineers will brief the direc yet begun. its revised budget tonight. procedures for filling an ad is possible. Brown said it is not. Herald Reporter Carter said he could achieve It, Because the *2 million approved by tors on the problems Tuesday, at a Explaining why the *2 million es South School parents have objected ministrative position at the high the voters for storm-drainage im 7:30 p.m. special meeting in the tim ate may be low for the 28 to closing the small, 57-student facili school. There have been two previous ty, which is one of the most expen The board will ,consider four per provements appears insufficient for Municipal Building Hearing Room. projects, Giles said detailed write-in campaigns in Oregon: sive operations in the local school the 28 projects spelled out in the The consultants are Metcalf and engineering studies weren’t sonnel actions (one resignation and Nelson Rockefeller got 11.6 per cent system. Officials say the closing three leaves of absence), an November 1974 referendum question, Eddy of Boston and Griswold and available when the November 1974 in the Republican primary of 1968, —which is expected to be approved the Manchester Board of Directors is Fuss of Manchester. They are referendum was proposed. He said, extended field trip request, possible and the late Sen. Robert Taft, R- —will save about $35,000 in 1976-1977. faced with a major decision. studying the town’s drainage needs also, that some pipe sizes were in naming of the Nathan Hale School’s Ohio, 6,7 per cent in 1952. Priorities must be rearranged, or through the year 2000. creased, as a result of engineering The school closing is one of several new wing, and the tentative, two- Only Udall of the active candidates more funds provided. Jay Giles, director of public wofks, studies, and costs of the work in recommendations by School Supt. year salary agreement with the remained in the East, campaigning said completing the 28 projects volved have exceeded estimates. James Kennedy for reducing next school custodians’ union. in Kentucky Saturday ■ Relief officials within the *2 million approved would Two of the major projects Still to year’s budget by $325,000. The cuts be tight, although some savings could be done are at White Brook, es were made necessary by town direc arrive i^ Giiam be effected by utilizing the services timated to cost about $600,000; and tors’ allocation of $13,875,000 for of highway department personnel. Thompson Rd., from Coolidge St. to schools in 1976-1977 (about $275,000 AGANA, Guam (UPI) — Federal SeveralI hundred attend relief officials arrived today in He said the majority of the 28 Hop Brook, estimated at about $250,- less than requested) and a $50,000 in storm-devasted Guam where projects remain to be done, with 000. Both are almost ready to be put crease in the cost of Blue Cross in Typhoon Pamela caused an es engineering studies and designs un out to bid. surance. Kennedy will report tonight lOH open house Sunday timated *300 million in damage and left 80 per cent of the island's Several hundred persons attended where they conduct a swimming and buildings in ruins. an open house Sunday at the physical activity program for about The officials, from San Francisco, Hijacking ends with 13 dead Manchester High School pool and 70 handicapped and retarded were the first outsiderelief to arrive watched high school students youngsters from Manchester and since Pamela hit the island Thursday ZAMBOANGA CITY, The Philip troops” stormed the jetliner and grenade out of desperation when the members of the Instructors of the about 40 from the Mansfield State and Friday with winds that gusted up pines (UPI) — The hours dragged by more than 50 passengers scrambled government refused to meet their Handicapped (lOH) as they taught Training School. to 175 miles an hour. in the hot, crowded Philippines to the ground. demands for $375,000 and a longrange swimming and water skills to han President Ford declared Guam a jetliner, the six young Moslem But 13 persons died Sunday during plane to fly them to Libya. dicapped children. The high school students are major disaster area to allow use of hijackers munching the cheese the 15-minute battle inside the A government spokesmen said the The lOH instructors meet weekly responsible for the operations of the federal relief and recovery funds, in sandwiches brought on board in jetliner, including the leader of the attack troops "prevented what could on Sunday afternoons at the pool program which is in its 20th year. cluding provisions for temporary exchange for 14 hostages. hijack team, two other gunmen, a have been a massacre of all the housing. Suddenly, an explosion rocked the possible woman accomplice and nine passengers and crew.” Gov. Ricardo J. Bordallo said^it main cabin, and the huge airiiner passengers. Three of thfe bluejean- At least 22 other hostages were in was a miracle no deaths were direct hurst into flames. clad hijackers were arrested. The jured, either from shrapnel or during ly, attributed to Pamela. Sixty per As black smoke rolled across the defense department said the the shootout between the gunmen and sons were injured. fuselage, government "antihijacking ’’panicky” gunmen exploded a the attack troops. The blast destroyed the $4 million Philippine Air Lines BAClll jet. “I was at the center of the plane and there was this loud noise in the News summary forward area and I felt the planb move,” said John Mallette of Painesville, Ohio, an executive for United Brands. Compllod from United Press International ”I headed for the emergency exit together with other passengers and accident Saturday near the there was firing inside the plane as Congress, and a petite blonde well as outside. State University of Rhode Island, employe who claims she was “I’m very glad to be out of It,” he The pilot, Thomas Shortall, paid government money to be HARTFORD — Repubiican suffered more severe back in said. “I’m sorry for those who got his mistress are angrily lost but it had to happen,” chairmen . from 11 Northeast juries. Noel is expected to re trading charges involving sex states will meet here Tuesday main hospitalized for at least a One other American, Andy Max, of and suicide. Sunday’s Jacoma, Wash., also escaped un with presidential politics a week. Washington Post carried a harmed. topic, but Connecticut’s GOP story in which Elizabeth Ray ■ The gunmen, aged 17 to 23, boarded chairman Frederick K. Biebel, said she was paid $14,000 a year BENNINGTON, Vt. - Betty the jetliner Friday in Davao City, in said Sunday, he thought the Ford returned to the Ben on Hays’ staff and her only group would not endorse Presi the southern Philippines, then forced nington College campus Satur duty was to be his mistress He it to land at the sweltering seaport dent Ford, although most of denies the charge. day to dedicate a new, $6.7 town of Zamboanga, 500 miles south them represent states favoring million performing arts center. the President. ot Manila. The First Lady studied dance Government investigators said the ! at the liberal arts college in the • WASHINGTON - Arab sources today predicted a new gunmen smuggled aboard two .45- HARTFORD — Amid reports summers of 1936 and 1937 when foreign oil price indrease un caliber pistols, four .38-caliber their fourth largest taxpayer she was Elizabeth Bloomer, a -J? less the industrial nations stop revolvers and six grenades, some of may leave town, Hartford of Grand Rapids, Mich., dance escalating prices for consumer them in a cake seen carried aboard ficials have offered Inter teacher. by a woman. national Business Machines . goods sold to the oil-producing nations. The gunmen Saturday released 14 city land in an effort to entice hostages, including five women and ,1i the company to stay. IBM said nine children, in exchange for cheese no decision has been made yet National sandwiches and water. It was the on relocation the data only concession made by the govern processing branch in Hartford WASHINGTON — Diplomats International ment during the 48-hour ordeal. to an 86-acre office park on and protesters had separate According to a government "isy Rte. 6 in Farmington. About welcomes at Dulles Inter VATICAN ri T Y - Pope Paul spokesman, the gunmen were 250 workers would be involved. national Airport today for a VI today installed 20 new car members of the Philippines Moslem pair of Concorde jetliners — dinals of tt\e Roman Catholic Separatist Movement, the same New 10H officers one from Paris and the other Church including a surprise ap group that successfully hijacked from London — which landed New officers of Instructors of the Handicapped (lOH) were in Regional pointee, the Archbishop of another Philippines airliner in early minutes apart just before noon Hanoi, Joseph-Marie Trinh- April and eventually landed in Libya stalled Sunday at at open house held at the pool at Manchester to usher in the controversial WEST GREENWICH, R. 1. nhu-Khue, one of two "in pec- after an 8j000-mile odyssey, the High School. From left, back row, are Nancy Downing, cor — Rhode Island Gov. Philip W.’ age of supersonic travel to the longest hijacking in history. responding secretary; Robert Weiss, vice-president, and Linda United States. tore" appointments he an Noel is reported in good condi nounced April 27 and one Brig. Gen. Mariano Castaneda, Lemieux, president. Front row, Laura Nadeau, sergeant-at- tion in a hospital here where he American, Msgr. William head of the newly created antihijack arms; Marina Moyer, public relations, and Elaine Belanger, WASHINGTON - Rep. task force, said the “get tough” ap is being treated for back in W akefield Baum, 49, the business secretary. The lOH meets every Sunday afternoon with juries sustained in a helicopter Wayne Hays, D-Ohio, one of Archbishop of Washington, proach was a success. the most powerful men in “That,’,’ he said, “will be handicapped children to teach them water skills and various remepibered as thp jast hijack.” . physical activities. (Herald photo by Dunn) ■'t:" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 24. 1976 — PAGE "THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 24,1W6 Masse-Bevins' ■ Bochain-Stone' Wilson will campaign Orchestra and choruses for GOP senate post give good performance
Edward J. Wilson, SO, of 17 Falknor his priority goal will be a con various segments of the work from BKMikNtS By Mike Orfitelli many parts of the orchestra. Dr. has announced his candidacy for stitutional amendment forbidding • / the Republican nomination for Third any form of state income tax. After a long intermission, we heard District state senator. The incum Another top goal, he said, would be Having had the. opportunity to "Symphony No. 35 in D Major” by bent is State Sen. George W. Hannon legislation that would make it illegal review the last few Manchester Civic Wolfgang A. Mozart. In this concert Jr., D-East Hartford. i for any employer to lay off or fire a Orchestra and Chorale concerts, I and part concerts, the classical The Third Senatorial District con worker without proof there is not have looked forward to each one with period works seem to be the iKst per Big Savings on^ sists of all of East Hartford and- eiihugh work for that employe., a growing sense of anticipation. formed pieces, and logically so. They about 52 per cent of Manchester Wilson said, "The people must be Perhaps these high expectations are required control and sensitivity and (Voting Districts 1-6-7-8-10). Wilson freed from the boss-rule of political p ^ ia lly to blame for the twinge of seemed to be more suited to Dr. will appear at 7:30 tonight before the dictators, such as those in disappointment that permeated Heller’s conducting style. There East Hartford Republican Town Manchester and East Hartford and many facets of the pro^am . When were some delightful moments in I nil Pont Lucita. Committee and will ask it to back his others of the Boss Tweed mold, who you spoil the public with a few v e a t this rendering of Mozart (complete performances, you may find them with a sneeze between movements 1 candidacy. He is the first Republican enter politics only for their own per - S ; ; . t h r u SAT.. MAY 24 THRU to announce for the nomination. sonal gain. The people are entitl^ to more critical of a good performance. and 2). Wilson, who was defeated last a voice, not an echo.” The program opened with the The concluding work by Randall November in a try for the He added, “1 d m sick and tired of "Overture in the Italian Style” by Thompson, “The Testament of Manchester Board of Directors, is an seeing the young and healthy men Franz Schubert, which was in my Freedom,” is an exciting work for assistant at the Colonial Market on and women of the cities not working, opinion a mistake. Although the piece orchestra and chorale. For this per Hartford Rd. From 1971 to 1975 he yet driving big expensive cars, while has some interesting moments, the formance, the Civic Chorale (Ralph Du Pont worked in the state comptroller’s of- in the suburbs, the people are beginning of the work got off to a Maccarone, director) was joined by fice._ working two jobs, borrowing and slow start, which seem ^ to lull the George J. Penney. High School He said, if nominated and elected. worrying how bills will be paid.” Mrs, Brown in the stock audience back into their seats and chorus, Rham High School chom , Lucite® failed to grab their fresh attentions. and E. 0. Smith ^hool chorus. Mrs. Gale Brown, wife of incoming Bentley School PTA presi The orchestra did demonstrate its 'Thompson uses several interesting house paint dent, Pat Brown, gets into the “spirit of "^76’.’ at the school’s qbility to play with clarity and con rhythmic changes as he sets the Special training set trol, a skill which has become a words of Thomas Jefferson written Bicentennial Fair Saturday by posing in the stock near the Girl customary feature of the group. Also Scout concession. (Herald photo by Larson) over 200 years ago, in an in consistent with previous perfor spirational setting befitting the spirit ^ LUCITE, . for volunteer nurses mances was the intonation problems in which it was inspired. This con of the woodwind section in this temporary setting restores these A second special training session 1976, in order to continue in the number and throughout much of the timeless thoughts as it stirs the tnie OUR REG. 11.49 for recertification of Red Cross prograin. Census Bureaus reports concert. This was an unfortuifate patriotic spirit within us all. It was Marchese Photo House P a f volunteer registered nurses will be All active volunteer nurses in the problem, for it marred the very fine 'N primer ■ DRIES IN AN HOUR ■ WATER House paint with built-in primer. conducted Thursday from 7.to 9:30 unfortunate that the male voices Mrs, Russ R, Bochain blood program are being contacted individual playing within that sec were impossible to hear at times Flows on easily; dries in just p.m. in the Manchester Red Cross of and urged to participate in one of the tion. one hour. Easy clean-up with most crimes unreported while the altos were all too eager and Fracchia Photo Shelley Stone of Manchester fice at 237 E. Center St. Mrs. Arlene training sessions. imported silk illusion was at water. Decorator colors. Dr. James Eversole’s piece, then some. ’This poor blend could be and Russ Reid Bocham of East 3148534848485348534848 Hall will conduct the classes. Any Connecticut registered nurses tached to a Camelot cap of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Cen day, the bureau listed 39.6 million “(3ioreographic Sketch,” provided a attributed to many factors, some of Mrs. Philippe J. Masse Haddam, were married May 1 New regulations of the Food and interested in the blood program are matching lace and seed pearls sus Bureau claims there actually serious crimes for that year. The nice contrast, and possibly would which are difficult to control, such as at St. M ary’s Church in Drug Administration require that all invited to attend. Barbara Anne Bevins of Rockville Miss Margaret Henry of Vernon, with bows and streamers. She were nearly four times as many FBI reported 10.1 million crimes in have served nicely as an opening accoustical considerations. Manchester. volunteer medical history nurses Any active volunteer nurses who and Philippe Joseph Masse of Ver served as maid of honor. carried a bouquet of white serious crimes as were reported by 1974 compared to 8.6 million in 1973— number. Aside from a difficult The audience received the concert The bride is the daughter of participating in the blood program be are not contacted before this meeting non, were married May 15 at St. Ber ' orchids and white pompons. the FBI for 1974. a 17.6 per cent increase. French horn passage and lackluster with enthusiasm and sincere ap Bridesmaids were Miss Betty Mr. and Mrs^'Elmer E. Stone retrained and certified by July 1, are also invited to attend. nard’s Church in Rockville. Miss Susan B. Katz of In a victim survey released Sun- The Census Bureau, projecting percussion playing, the work seemed preciation. Having been critical of a Sallstrom of Tolland; Miss Anne- of 14 Elizabeth Dr. The The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Manchester, served as maid of results of interviews in 65,000 homes to provide many exciting moments in good performance, I look forward to Marie Masse of Manchester, the bridegroom is the son of Mr. various parts of the orchestra. Dr. Barbara Bellefleur of Rockville and bridegroom’s sister: and Miss Cheryl honor. Bridesmaids were Miss and 15,000 businesses, said there ac the Manchester Civic Orchestra and and Mrs. Matthew D. Bochain Rose Bertuglia of Bloomfield Eversole was on hand to receive con Arnold Bevins of St. Alban’s, Vt. A. Viollette of Hartford, the bride’s tually were 39.6 million serious Chorale’s next great performance. of East Haddam. and Mrs. Nina Saylor of Clay, Federal study may revive crimes in 1974 compared to 36.9 gratulations from the audience. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. sister. Miss Stacy L. Pappagolis of The Rev. Stephen Jacobson N.Y. million in 1973 — an increase of only The first part ended with the and Mrs. Aurele Masse of 147 Benton Rockville, was flower girl. of St. Mary’s Church per Steven Totten of Lyme served playing of Howard Hanson’s 7.5 per cent. ’The FBI report-, an ac St. Bruce Henderson of Manchester formed the double-ring as best man. Ushers were “Symphony No. 2,” subtitled The bride, given in marriage by served as best man. Ushers were tual nationwide count, but one College commencements ceremony. Ronald Rothermel Michael Stone of Manchester, “Romantic,” written for the 50th an her brother, wore a floor length John P. Bevins of Rockville, the state income tax debate limited to crimes reported to police, HARTFORD (UPI) - Trinity was organist and Dena the bride’s brother; and Craig niversary of the Boston Symphony showed robbery was up 15.1 per cent, organza gown designed with A-line bride’s brother; Lee Burnham of Bochain, soloist. ■ Orchestra. Again, it was apparent College, Southern Connecticut State Bochain of East Haddam, the rape up 7.8 per cent and assault up 8.5 skirt, pendant neckline trimmed with South Windsor; and Maurice Dumont The bride, given in marriage recommending an income tax) would that fervent rehearsal allowed the College and Fairfield College werq bridegroom’s brother. A recep HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal Thomas Meskill’s signature. But it per cent. Venise lace, bodice enhanced with of Manchester. by her father, wore a gown of tion was held at the Glaston have to be taken into account in orchestra to grasp much of this among schools in the state holding government study of Connecticut’s was repealed weeks later after law scallojied Florentine lace. Bishop French Chantilly lace with bury Hills Country Club, after evaluating the report,” Mrs. Grasso demanding work, much of which commencement exercises this A reception was held at the KofC tax system is expected next month. It makers were besieged by protests The Census Bureau found larger in sleeves with lace cuffs, and lace crystal pleating and designed which the couple left for Du Pont said. requires sensitive playing. However, weekend. Home in Manchester. For traveling, could once again bring the subject of from their constituents. creases than the FBI did for critnes bordering the hemline and attached with bib lace bodice, pleated Mexico. The couple is residing The study was requested by Sen. the typically romantic passages Trinity, in Hartford, awarded a state income tax to the political Democratic leaders are wary of such as theft and burglary that do not chapel train. Her cathedral-length Mrs. Masse wore a brown knit suit ruffle edging and ruffled in South Glastonbury. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, the pro which required a fuller sound and d e g re e s S unday to 461 u n Lucite® forefront. the issue because most of the endanger victims personally. Per mantilla was edged in lace and with matching blouse, scarf, and collar. Bishop sleeves with lace Mrs. Bochain is employed as income tax ^n ate chairman of the .nore - expressive style, sometimes dergraduates— its biggest class ever ’The review by the Federal Reserve legislative support for the tax comes sonal larceny was up 4 per cent, accented with appliques and attached accessories. The couple will reside in cuffs and ruffle trim, high-rise Finance Committee, which writes all known as “Schmaltz,” seemed to es — and 70 graduate students. It was a registered nurse at Mt. Sinai .. UKaTE . Bank is expected to call for overhaul from their side of the political aisle “commercial burglary” up 11 per to a lace covered cap. She Carried a Vernon. waistline and full skirt exten wall paint state revenue raising legislation. cape the group, especially the strings the college’s 150th commencement. Hospital in Hartford. Mr. of the state’s tax system and and public debate about it could hurt cent and "household larceny” up 16 bouquet of pink paby rosebuds, white Mrs. Masse is employed by ding to a chapel-length train. "It’s (the report) going to carry a who occasionally sound^ a hit thin. sese, in New Haven, awarded 2,- Bochain is employed by the U. probably will recommend a them at the polls in November. per cent. cornflowers, carnations and baby’s Traveler’s Insurance Co. Mr. Masse Her cathedral-length veil of S. Post Office. lot of weight because it comes from 800 degrees at its cememonies Satur Paint I graduated personal income tax. Mrs. Grasso avoided an overall tax In fact; the cellos appeared very breath. is employed by the Hotel Sonesta. ■rCT.nWall . - an authoritative, objective source,” weak in the final movement; at one day. Its arrival will put Democratic increase by using a series of one-shot The Census Bureau conducted the 749 Mrs. Beck said. point where they were to take the Fairfield Spnday featured former leaders in an uncomfortable position revenue sources to balance the interviews for the Law Enforcement of having to decide what to do with Supporters of the income tax — budget for the fiscal year beginning lead, they proved to be thin and badly Secretary of State Dean Rusk as its Births M gal. most of whom insist it must be ac Assistance Administration, which out of tune. This problem was quite commencement speaker. Rusk is the report in an election year in July 1. first discovered in an earlier pilot OUR REG. 9.49 which they would prefer the con companied by a cut in other taxes — apparent in the ability to sustain the now a law professor at the University But there have been predictions the survey of five cities that only about Dries in 'A hour. No stirring, no troversial issue forgotten. say it would force wealthier citizens state could face a large cash shor climax in this final section as well. of Georgia. McCaffery, Brendan Scott, son of Virgil and Suzanne Spiesse Pope of George. Lawrence of Manchester. to pay a larger share of state costs. one third of all victims were repor Despite these shortcomings there A total of 1,084 students received Robert J. and Mary Danyliw McCaf 142 Vernon Ave., Vernon. He was Her paternal grandparents are Mr. mess. Clean up with water. A number of groups — including tage for the following year, which ting to police. Ceiling paint available at ’They say the current system relies was some good sectional playing in degrees from Fairfield. frey of 37 Lilac St. He was born May born May 15 at Manchester and Mrs. Arthur Lundberg of West most recently the Governor's Council has caused speculation an overhaul the same low price. of Economic Advisors — have too heavily on taxes falling equally of the revenue-raising system may 9 at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. Memorial Hospital. ..His maternal Hartford. She has a brother, Brennan recommended Connecticut adopt an on all regardless of ability to pay and be needed. His maternal grandparents are Dr. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 2. income tax. The suggestions had no is not taxing the enormous personal and Mrs. Joseph M. Danyliw of Charles A. Spiesse of Ixtapan De La apparent effect. wealth in the state, much of which is Picnic, sports night Manchester. Hqr paternal grand Sal, Mexico. His paternal grand G o v. Ella T. Grasso, who adamant concentrated along Fairfield Coun parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander parents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pope Large, Justin Robert, son of ly opposes an income tax, said the ty’s “Gold Coast.” Schaffer cortimeiids planned at schom McCaffery of East Hartford. His of San Antonio, Texas. He has a Robert P. and Ann Bidleman Large Federal Reserve’s apparent leaning Opponents, pointing to neighboring HARTFORD (UPI) — Secretary of maternal great-grandparents are sister, Christina Anne 2. of 17 Raspberry Lane, Ellington. He towards recommendation of the levy New York and Masschusetts which the State Gloria Schaffer Sunday Washington School will p.m. on the school grounds. Mr. and (&s. Joseph Danyliw of was born May 19 at Rockville — it did so in a study of have both high income and sales commended the recently adjourned have a family picnic and- In case of rain, the event Hartfoyd. His paternal great Lundberg, Lisa Ann, daughter of General Hospital. His maternal Massachusetts’ tax system — should taxes, say it would not mean an legislature for passing her plan reap- sports night Tuesday at 6 will be ’Thursday at the grandmother is Mrs. Jean McCaffery Gary A. and Donna Lawrence grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. be taken into account. overall reduction in the tax burden, portionment plan. Mrs. Schaffer, same time. of Edst Hartford. He has a son, Lundberg of 108 TraCy Dr., Vernon. George Bidleman of Clifton Springs, "It (the predisposition towards just more state spending. . who is seeking the'D em ocratic About town Those planning to attend '' Robert J. Jr. 3^4. She was born May 17 at Manchester N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Beck had planned to hold nomination to the U.S. Senate, said may bring their own picnic Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Mr. and Mrs. William Large of ^ UJCITE . Du Pont Lucite® supper, or buy Williamsville, N .Y .' hearings on the report in the fall, but she hoped voters would approve the The Manchester Recrea Pope, Thomas Benjamin, son of. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. now says she may wait until next proposal in November. tion Department will offer refreshments that will be floor paint Grasso speaks available. .Flow P exit winter, shortly before the legislature a Water Safety Instruction Criscio elected BOSON (UPI) — Connecticut Gov. convenes in January. Offer rejected Retraining Course begin Participants are Ella T. Grasso, commencement reminded to bring their Gonna Win Tuesday" By doing so she would keep the HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford ning Wednesday, June 2, at STORKS (UPI)-Joseph 7 9 9 speaker Sunday at Emmanuel issue out of the public eye and not firemen have rejected a contract own softball equipment, Crisco Jr. of New Haven YOU CAN BE A 6:30 p.m. at Manchester gal College, told the graduates of the B . force candidates in the fall campaign proposal that would have ended their High Pool. Registration chairs, blankets, and has been elected Dre.sidenf womens’ college time had come for of the 6(),000 member OUR REG. 9.49 for the legislature to take a position labor dispute with the city. The un should be made by calling eating utensils. change in government. She said on the sensitive issue. ion, after voting by its members, the Recreation Depart Yearbooks with class University of Connecticut CHAMP TOO!!! The floor paint for concrete Connecticut’s fiscal situation was An income tax was passed by the Saturday night turned down the ment between 8:30 a.m. pictures will be on sale. Alumni Association. MUHAMMAD or wood, indoors or out. Dries precarious and new solutions must be legislature in 1971 and allowed to proposal, forcing both sides to return and 4:30 p.m., phone 646- Elected 1st, 2nd and 3rd m just one hour. Water clean-up. found to solve the problem. become law without ,then-Gov. to binding arbirtation. 6010^______A~' IF YOU LIKED ..X . vice presidens respectively ALI \ ‘DE^TH'W i8 H’’ b O N l' MI8 8 \ were B arbara Hill of- Storrs, Elizabeth Bradlu of C!L:\THEATRES e a s t ' ’This printing test pattern is Manchester Evening Herald “I’m in camp how...makln my body like a whip. I’m speaks Theater schedule part of The Herald quality con Published every evening except Ellington and Joseph takin that pumpkin seed-.l’m takin that wheat Sundays and holidays. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 24, 1976 About town FINAL EXPENSE lHaurl|p0lf r Sitf utu^ Hfralb Hose Co. 3 of the 'Town P r e c e p to r G am m a LIFE INSURANCE Manchester — A City of Villaoe Charm Fire Department will have Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi SUMMER litel iWfid'lina tbate - adrillTuesdayat6:30p.m Tuesday at 8 $500 to $5000* 9:15am I^ISpm 3;
The Bolton Democratic Town Com fire truck and a half mill for Herrick nual review of capital improvement IM-IFM mittee voted to support a petition cir Memorial Park. expenditures at budget time. It said Manchester Police are In- l A M - I N I culating in town to rescind the town He said sin ce 1959 it has when the Ux is levied for the benefit Arrests made or sum vestigating weekend SAM CRISPINO’S L ordinance that created a reserve degenerated into a slush fund into of the reserve fund the item for monses issued over the fund. which the town officials dip at will. which it will be used must be 3 burglaries and thefts in which weekend included: The ordinance was adopted in Oc James Rogers, committee designated in the budget. thousands of dollars worth of ^ Donald E. Shea, 24, of tober 1959. member, said the state statute goods were reported stolen. Willimantic, charged Satur SUPREME The conitnittee objects to the o r-' governing a reserve fund specifies Among the more serious in day afternoon with fourth- dinance because it ievies a tax of one its purpose as to enable the town to Area police W: cidents were a break into degree larceny (shoplifting) FOODS miii of the Grand List each year set aside monies for designated Cavey’s Restaurant on E. at Sears Roebuck & Co., whether or not the town budget needs larged capital expenditures. The Center St. and theft of a gun Manchester Shopping 485 HIRirORD RD it. committee said the fund normally VERNON from a Packard St. home. Parkade. Court date is June 7. MRNCHESUR Aloysius Ahearn, committee contains more than $100,(XXI which Steven Pelletier, 24, of 137Vi Ver Police said a break into • Roger L. Perkins, 26, of Cavey’s Saturday night member and former member and represents 4 mills that townspeople non Ave., Rockville, was charged ■IS? 869 Main St., charged Sunday chairman of the Board of Finance, are taxed indiscriminately for. Sunday with failure to drive right resulted in the theft of at least morning with criminal mis said the ordinance was originaiiy The committee motion to rescind after a one-car accident on Center $300 in cash and a stereo tape chief, assault, breach of adopted to cbliect a half mill for a the ordinance also called for an an Rd. system. Thieves pried open a peace and intoxication. Police Police said Pelletier lost control on vending machine and broke said the charges stem from a a curve; went off the road, across into the restaurant's lounge, disturbance on Oak St. which three lawns and his car flipped over. police Said. led to Center St. Court date is NO COUPONS NECESSARY Democrats question charter Police said Pelletier wasn’t injured In the Packard St. incident, June 14. but the car was heavily damaged. He reported Saturday, a resident reported the theft of a 38- member, reported on the Health is scheduled for Conhmon Pleas Bolton Court 19, Rockville on June 9. caliber Smith & Wesson • Diane M. Croxford, 28, of Several members of the Bolton Systems Agency meeting she recent- revolver. Also taken were a 1 Bow St., charged Saturday Democratic Town Committee voiced I ly attended in Manchester. ANDOVER carrying c'ase and ammuni‘ with fourth-degree larceny Books for children donated She said no town official was pre concerns about provisions in the Randy A. Bell, 20, of Babcock Hill ' tion, for a total loss of about (shoplifting) at Mott’s Shop- OIET or REGULAR proposed town charter at a meeting sent. She said the meeting was a $175. R ite S u p e rm a rk e t, 214 Ms. Connie Kelly, a teacher in Vernon for 49 years, was honored by her fellow educators preliminary step toward the eventual Rd., Coventry, was charged with Friday when Oscar Guildbault, head of the junior library at Rockville Public Library was Friday. driving at unreasonable speed after a Other burglaries and thefts Speficer St. Court date is June One of the concern expressed was federal supersedence of all local JV..' reported this weekend in 7. presented with a check for $542 to purchase children’s books. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, health and medical agencies. three-car accident on Rt. 6 in An over changing boards presently dover Sunday. cluded a break into a Hartford • More than 20 summonses PEPSI-COLA superintendent of schools, is shown presenting Mrs. Kelly with a large plaque which will elected into boards appointed by the Police said Paul D. Billiel, 19, of Mrs. Nancy Carr Mrs. Stanley Trask Rd. service station in which issued for traffic violations hang in the junior wing “In appreciation for 49 years of educational service to children." Board of Selectmen. Appointing She asked the committee to repri Bunker Hill Rd., Coventry, was nothing was stolen, theft of throughout Manchester Satur Mrs. Kelly is reading supervisors for Grades 1-6. Looking on are Guilbault, far left, and rather than electing the Tax Collec mand the Board of Selectmen for stopped with his signal light on to several bottles of liquor in a day and Sunday. Police said Albert Kerkin, assistant superintendent, right. Friends or former students of Mrs. Kelly tor' also drew criticism. ignoring the development of the make a left turn when Bell moved to break into an Oak St. most of the charges, which John Morianos, a member of the agency and failing to inform and the right to avoid hitting him, lost business^ and breaks into don’t require an appearance may donate to the Connie Kelly Books for Children Fund in care of Guilbault at the library. committee who ser\)es on the charter homes on Tyler Circle, in court, involve speed- (Herald photo by Richmond) notify townspeople of the control and struck the Billiel car, Mrs. Tra^sR heads JWC; commission, said the reason the organizational meeting of the agency spun around and struck another car Deming St., Agnes Dr. and related offenses or failure to 16 O L change was proposed is that it was and holding a public hearing before driven by Dale LeBlanc, 30, of Spruce St. In the four latter obey signs and signals. w llM lf felt by being appointed, people with the meeting. Willimantic, traveling west on Rt. 6. Mrs. Carr woman of year cases, stolen goods included more expertise could fill the posts. The coinmittee passed a vote to No court date was given. Police said cash, a stereo system and a Two Manchester boys, one $po BTLS. East Hartford to yote budget One member asked who will decide that effect. It asks the selectmen to there were no injuries. Mrs. Stanley Trask of 86 Doane St. delegate to the Democratic State television set. age 8 and the other age 11, has been installed president of the Convention and supports presidential Thefts from automobiles The East Hartford Town Council was very light at last week’s public the expertise of a potential can become informed about the agency were apprehended Saturday monies for proposed science wing at didate. No answer was given. SOUTH WINDSOR the Manchester Junior Women’s candidate Jimmy Carter. over the weekend were afternoon and accused of will have a special meeting tonight to hearing, indicating the citizenry isn't as well and inform townspeople E.H.H.S. be put into a capital im Club. She succeeds Mrs. Alan The home life and youth committee reported on Center St. and approve the budget for 76-77 and set objecting to the increase. Virginia Butterfield, committee about it. South Windsor Police are in breaking several windows at GRAPE • PUNCH or ORANGE provement budget. The mayor and' Chaloujc, who was installed as of the Manchester Junior Women’s Tolland Tpke. Missing were the mill rate. The meeting is vestigating the complaint of Richard Burnside Auto Body, New council want to cut this amount from presidential advisor. stereo tape decks and a scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in council Clay of Valley View Dr. who reported Club received a certificate for first State Rd. Police released the Of the few oeonle who did go to the budget until it goes on the voting Other officers are Mrs. John Pitts, place in the family living division Citizen Band radio. chambers. $65 was taken from his wallet in the juveniles to their parents. Town Hall last Thursday, only seven machine for the voters to decide on i0anrI|palFr Eu f nin^ H m lJi vice-president: Mrs. Michael Mlod- Mayor Richard H. Blackstone has locker room at South Windsor High which was won at the club’s spring Hi-C Fruit DRINKS addressed the council. Robert the renovation. School. zinski, corresponding secretary; conference in New Haven. proposed a $32,902,202 budget, which McNulty, a member of the staff at By letter, the League of Women Police are also investigating the Mrs. Warren Luoma, recording The arts committee won first place means a 2.2 mill increase. Turnout East Hartford High School, urged Spelling bees listed ^^11 Voters supported the Human Rights complaints of damage to tobacco net secretary; Mrs. Allan Sault, in drama at the junior level, and first Commission request for a director. ting on Brookfield St.; damage to a treasurer. place in over-all state competition. Marcella Fahey, chairwoman of the A r e a n e w s tree and lawn on Brian Rd.; and Mrs. Nancy Carr, executive direc Mrs. Barry Neal and Mrs. Warren The elementary schools in determine the town winner on Open house, cereniony commission, also addressed the Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor damage to shrubbery on Graham Rd. tor of the Manchester Area Luoma won first place in the state Manchester will participate each grade level. 46 OZ.' council on this matter. Boito'- Coventry East'Hartford Tolland Vernon Conference of Churches, was arts and crafts competition. They in a townwide spelling bee Other citizens who addressed the honored as the club’s Woman of the were two of four district winners in Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. to which The spelling bees will take w place at the following CANS to mark Bicentennial council were James Trail, Kevin Dealers meeting Year. She is coordinator of the’ the state competition. the public is invited. East Hartford Norige and Arthur Shattuck who ecumenical division of the The spelling bee will take schools: Grade 2 — Buckley guided or free-strolling tours of ail objected to spending for trash recep worm diggers Archdiocese of Hartford. She also During the year, the club has place at five schools. Each School; Grade 3— Keeney St. AT 1 East Hartford’s Bicentennial Com town departments. Students trom tacles, printing and reproductions, Top 20 at EHHS noted represents MACC on the Manchester donated funds to the Lupus Founda elementary school will have School; Grade 4 — Buckley mission has planned an Open House East Hartford High School and dues and subscriptions for town WISCASSET, Maine (UPI) - Council on World Hunger and the tion, Lutz Junior Museum, Juvenile two representatives and an School; Grade 4 — Highland and Youth fn Government Day Penney High School will be stationed employes and a new car for the East Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lambert, 11 Wholesale bait dealers traveled to Church World Service Clothing Diabetes, Child Guidance Clinic, alternate from each grade in Park School; Grade 5 — SWEET LIFE • WHITE OR COLORS Thursday for all East Hartford in the Town Hall departments to mayor. Chelton St.; John Lisee, son of Mr. Verplanck School; Grade 6 — John F. Callahan, principal of East Maine today from as far away as Appeal. Crossroads, Rape Crisis, New Hope Grades 2 through 6. These citizens. orient visitors to the functions of and Mrs. Paul Lisee, 55 ^ g w ic k Rd. Nathan Hale School. Hartford High School, recently an New York and Virginia for an 'The mother of 11 children, Mrs. Manor, and the Sheltered Workshop youngsters will compete to Mayor Richard H. Blackstone various area of government. Also, Judith Morrissey, daughter attempt to settle the strike begun by Carr was instrumental in founding at Lincoln Center. The club also recently issued a proclamation es Data lacking nounced the top 20 students in the of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Morrissey, FACIAL TISSUES At 8:30 p.m., an Award Ceremony Class of 1976. marine worm diggers eight days ago. the Conference on Human Needs, the purchased a compression machine tablishing May 27 as the date for the 569 Burnside Ave.; James Murphy, will be held. Certificates of Awards They are: Local dealers told the striking Emergency Pantry, Youth for the Manchester Unit of the Bicentennial event and to announce son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Squatrito confident will be presented to contributors to on disposal, Ellen Daggett, daughter of Mr. and diggers Saturday they could not pay Awareness Week, and the Interfaith American Cancer,Society. that the Town Hall will be open to all East Hartford’s Bicentennial efforts. Murphy, 15 Hudson St.; Jean Murphy, more for the worms unless the out-of- Day Camp. She is a former Girl For information about persons who wish to familiarize Mrs. Paul Daggett, 42 Chester St.; daughter of Mrs. P ^ Murphy, 738 The ceremony will include musical Cynthia Dagon, daughter of Mr. and state wholesalers would agree to Scout leader and has served on the membership in the club, contact themselves with the workings of selections performed by the East say Democrats Burnside Ave.; Ma)* Nystrom, son Brown to get funds Mrs. George Dagon, 52 Holland raise their prices. Citizens Action Committee. She is a Mrs. Joseph Alubicki at 649-2065. their town government. Hartford High Choral Group. of Mr. and Mrs. Qrarles A. Nystrom, Lane; Elizabeth Decker, daughter of Bloodworm diggers said they The festivities will begin at 6 p.m. The entire evening activities will Bolton 33 Wind Rd.; Sheila Prior, daughter Dominic Squatrito of designated state coordinator Mr. and Mrs. Alva Decker, 30 would not go back to work until they with a high school band concert of be capped by a reception in the old Democratic Town Committee of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Prior, 129 Manchester, state coor by B ro w n ’s n a tio n a l Kirkwood Dr.; Janet Felton, were paid seven cents a worm. Bicentennial selections. At 6:30p.m., Town Hall Council Chambers for members had a lively discussion Collimore Rd. dinator for California Gov. headquarters in Sacremento, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John the Town Hall will be open for either about the different waste disposal Also, Denise Soulnier, daughter of State lists payments Jerry Brown, said today he’s Calif., said the candidate award and recipients and friends. Felton, 272 Goodwin St.; Karl i4 y ^^oxES proposals townspeople will be asked Mr. and Mrs. Saulnier, 27 Highview confident his committee will definitely will visit Connec Gustafson, son of Mr. and Mrs. If you have news to vote on Thursday, said Ilvi Can St.; Mary Smachetti, daughter of Mr. raise $5,000 in campaign funds ticut prior to June 12, the date Donald H. Gustafson, 66 School St. to nursing homes non, chairman of the committee. and Mrs. Raymond Smachetti, 38 lor these towns, call by or before the May 30 nationai delegates will be Also, Kathleen Jesensky, daughter Coventry to plant oak The committee voted to criticize Christopher Ct.; Kathryn Trail, ANDOVER - 643-2711 deadline. chosen in the state’s six of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jesensky, 03 HARTFORD (UPI) - Nine nursing Congressional districts. LAUNDRY DETERGENT the Board of Selectmen for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James (Donna Holland) vices rendered by these vendors,” he Gov. Brown, candidate for manner in which it is handling the Wood Dr.; Maureen Kelly, daughter Trail, 262 Brentwood Rd.; Gail homes received $1 million or more said. the Democratic nomination Appointed deputy coor Tbe Coventry Bicentennial Com grow for 800 years or more. of Mr. Henry Kelly, 56 Henderson ■OLTON - 643-2711 last year for services to welfare The top nursing homes were the for president, must raise $5,- dinators were Richard mission and town leaders will plant problem, leaving townspeople con Vallone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The commission hopes the Town Dr.; Lynn Kobylanski, daughter of (Donna Holland) recipients, according to the Depart Meadows Convalescent home in 000 in at least 20 states by Boyden of Wiliimantic and what they hope will become a mighty fused and worried, in the com Frank Vallone, 8 Daniel St.; Melodie Hall oak will be a living testimony of Mrs. Arlene Kobylanski, 148 Michael ment of Social Services. Manchester, which received $2.44 May 30, if he is to qualify for Robert Oliver of New Haven. oak at ceremonies Friday at 4 p.m. at mittee’s view. Wilson, daughter of Mr. and (^s. COVENTRY - 742-6486 the Bicentennial and the Ave.; Frances Lambert, daughter of The Department released figures million and the East Hartford Con federal matching funds. A Squatrito said people in the Town Hall. The committee did not express a William Wilson, 284 Goodwin St. (Monica Shea) Tercentenary in 2076. Saturday showing two of the valescent home which received $2.39 ceiling of $250 has been placed terested in Gov. Brown’s The Heritage Savings and Loan preference because it felt there is too EAST HARTFORD - 288-4263 facilities received more than $2 million. on individual contributions. campaign may contact him at Association donated the oak. It is the much information lacking on the Other commission news: June 1 is (Sheila Toiler) million, said Commissioner Edward Other nursing homes receiving Squatrito, who has been 63 E. Center St. same type known also as the Connec different proposals. 49 OZ. the cutoff date for ordering the Arts Show Wednesday Maher. more than $1 million and the amount ticut Charter Oak. In 1687 it was the The committee felt a lot of the in ELLIN6T0N - 643-2711 Coventry Bicentennial Cookbook at In addition to the nursing home list they received Were: 0 hiding place for the state’s charter formation that has been presented to (Berbara Richmond) BOX the lower rate from Elizabeth a number of chronic disease — The Masonic Home in during royalists’ efforts to revoke it townspeople is too confusing for Bolton departments will be exhibited. The Motyka, Foliy Lane; the commission HERRON - 228-9861 hospitals received substantial Wallingford, $1.79 million. Woods pupils in recital putting the state under direct rule of anyone to reach a decision. The Bolton High School annual entire school faculty will be there. has raised $424 of the needed $2,000 (Evelyn Croaton) payments from the Social Services — Hebrew Home for the Aged in the king. Arts Show and Open House will be All departments will be open. $joo for the fireworks dispiay at Coventry iCoinmends Lions Club SOUTH WINDSOR - 644-1364 Department. New Britain Memorial Hartford, $1.73 million. Piano pupiis of Kenneth Sarah Warrington, Jennifer 2 The white oak grows slowly, Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The home economics department Woods will be presented in a Locke, Florence Standish, Lake July 2; and the commission will The committee adopted a resolu Hospital was the leading benefactor, — Dinan Memorial in Bridgeport, reaching up to 100 feet in height. It The BHS students will present a will serve refreshments throughout (Judy Kuehnel) Clark Standish, Donald hold an auction Saturday at 11 a.m. at tion to convey to the newly organized receiving $2.69 million in 1975. $1.49 million. recitai Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. has dense foliage, a broad round special play for senior citizens before the evening. TOLLAND - 643-2711 in iuther Hail at Emanuel Woods, Nancy Skillen, the corner of Daly Rd. and Rt. 31 un Bolton Lions Club its expressions of Maher said the entire list of — Prospect Gardens in Norwalk, DELMDNTE Yellow Cling head and strong branches. It is native the open house at 6 p.ni. The play will The senior citizens will not only see (Barbara Richmond) Lutheran Church. Michael Robinson, Patty der the direction of Bert Rappe and pleasure on its formation and wishes facilities receiving money for care of $1.45 million. to Eastern United States and can be presented again during the open the play at 6 p.m. but will also be Tomkunas, Stephen Maxwell Rose Fowler. of success in all its endeavors. VERNON - 643-2711 welfare recipients was released to — Greenwood Nursing Home in Students performing are house. given a special early tour of the Kathy Murphy, Elizabeth and Holly Miller. Projects completed by the art, in (Barbara Richmond) give taxpayers an idea of where their Hartford, $1.40 million. show. The Student Council are their money was going. Busky, Margaret Busky, John The public is invited, and / a PEACHES dustrial arts, and home economics hosts. — Royal Crest in Meridan, $1.35 It was “in no way intended to ques million. Lampson, David Richardson, admission is free. State to help fund station tion the amounts paid to or the ser- — Bridgeport Healthcare, $1.35 Robert E ngird, Donna Ask, Refreshments will be served Vernon Area briefs million. Lauren Ask, Grace Garber, after the performance. there was little money for public mittee is in the process ot inter Vernon has learned it will get a works funding and possibly there viewing architects for the proposed $90,000 Emergency Municipal Public 29 QZ. would be no money at all. expansion. The Town Council ap Town Committee Works Employment grant for the Mayor Benoit said he was advised propriated $10,000 for this. Summer schedule Mrs. Bergin heads assembly proposed expansion of the police sta of the forthcoming funds by Houley Mayor Benoit said there is also a V E R N O N T h e Democratic Town Committee will SAVF CANS tion. VERNON — The Rockville Baptist Church will be going and State Rep. Martin Burke. bill in the U.S. Congress which has meet May 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings & Mayor Thomas Benoit said the Loan, Park Place. The meeting will hear a report of the on its summer schedule starting June 6. The morning Mrs. Irene Bergin of Edward J. Reardon, pastor Mayor Benoit said the $90,000 been revised and could provide 100 worship service will be at 9 a.m. followed by Sunday Patricia Graves spoke to JV grant still has to receive final ap would be about 20 per cent of the es per cent funding for such a project. raffle committee; recommend an appointee to the Per Tolland Tpke. was recently of St. James Church, and 1 School for all ages at 10:15 a.m. The evening service will the group about “Self proval ,^f the state bonding commis manent Building Committee; and discuss U. S. Senate installed as president of Chaplain of Gibbons timated cost of expanding the police He said Congressman Christopher remain at 7 p.m. Protection.” sion which is to meet May 28. station. The cost has been estimated Dodd said he thinks it looks favorable and General Assembly candidates. Gibbons Assembly, Assembly, gave the invoca The town applied for the grant in at $500,000. now. Flea market Scholarships awarded Catholic Ladies of Colum tion and benediction. Mrs. SWEET LIFE DUALITY November 1975 and listed 10 projects The mayor said application for the The police station on West Rd. was VERNON — Three Rockville High School seniors were bus, at its annuai dinner Lessard served as toast- for which the money could be used in COUNTY — The 4th annual antique flea market spon meeting at Wiilie’s Steak mistress. Poiice Sgt. Circle plans funds was one of the first bases he originally constructed as a Civil sored by the Tolland County Agricultural Center will be awarded scholarships by the Vernon Junior Women’s order of priority. The station expan touched after taking office last Defense Building but when the town Club at the annual banquet last week. Miss Kathleen House. This is the sion was ranked high. June 5 and 6 at the center On Rt. 30, Vernon. Money raised Mrs. Delores Moore of bean dinner BACON November. He said he knew at that governments were consolidated Crowley of 14 Crest Dr. was presented the $500 award. In February Sen. Robert Houley of by the market will assist the board of trustees in the season for time that the budget would be tight. more then 10 years ago. it became She will be attending Providence College; Miss Cindy Shelton, president of the St. Margaret’s Circle, Vernon, in a letter to the mayor, said maintenance and development of the facilities at the state Catholic Ladies of Daughters of Isabella, will The Permanent Building Com- the consolidated police facility center. Hours will be 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and 9 Coughlin, 655 Talcottville Rd., the $275 award, Endicott BLACK ' ' V'^-’'-im.irinW(ifflllllWRRlltlliRIM»WKltll(COXiilO( College; Miss Martha Fletcher, 23 Brent Dr., $275, St. Columbus, was the in host It members at a paid- a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. The show will be on rain or stalling officer. up ham and bean dinner CARPENTER ANTS CT bTj V ^ ^ . Bliced > shine. Francis School of Nursing. Rockville Hospital Mock battle Other officers installed Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the kin addition to being Bicentennial evening are Mrs. Louis Orlowski, home of Mrs. Americo unsightly and unsanitary. SAV^ Admitted Friday: Joseph Monahan EAST HARTFORD — The St. Rose Home and School EAST HARTFORD — As the featured event of the honorary past president; Buccino, 166 Charter Oak Black Ants excavate Rashall, Stein Rd., Ellington; bicentennial encampment for 8,000 Boy Scouts, a mock Stafford .Springs; Nadine .Skoglund, Main Rockville. Association will meet May 26 at the school. Faculty and Miss Yolanda Felice, vice- St. ‘‘extensive galleries In wood $po Christopher Sanborn. Merline Rd., Ver battle was staged Saturday at Pratt & Whitney airfield. St . lillington; Linda Sprague. .Stafford non; Jennie Svirk, E. Cider Mill Rd., Admitted Sunday: Phyllis Bowler, students have planned a bicentennial evening including president; Mrs. John The program will include ,to serve as nesting places 2 Springs. Robert .Sweeney, Robin Circle, Ellineton: Paul Sweenev, Davis Ave., Upper Butcher Rd,, Rockville; Mary Ann demonstrations, exhibits, and a musical program. A Without an actual battle to reenact, because no narrower, recording a silent auction. Hostesses and may cause extensive Tolland; Brian Wearne. Glenn Dr ' Rockville; Doris Young, Alfred Lane, Bukowski, Cider Mill Rd., Ellington; revolutionary war skirmish was fought in East Hartford, secretary; Mrs. William for the event are Mrs. Buc damage to your home. Tolland. short business meeting, election and instailation of of Tolland. Susan Ducharne, Allen Dr., Vernon; Guy ficers will preceed the program at 7:30 p.m. officials originated a battle plan for the scouts and the Stenger, corresponding cino, Mrs. Irene Bergin, Discharged Friday ; Anna Angilica. En Admitted Saturday: Bessie Carver, Elwood, Enfield; Michael Freeman, thousands of spectators who came for the occasion. secretary; Mrs. Richard Mrs. Leo Barrett, Mrs. (n NEW CROP field. William Bader, Prospect St., Franklin Park, Rockville; • Minnie Parker St., Manchester; Stuart Jackson, Seniors meeting Keeney, treasurer; Mrs. Rockville; Dawn .Boucher, Pinnacle Rd.! Horticulturist hired .Robert Cuiver, Mrs. m I Duckett, Hillside Dr., Ellington; Herbert Main St,, Talcottville; Helen Kazlaudas, BOLTON — The Senior Citizens wiil meet May 26 at John Daley, fihancial Edward Cavagnaro and Ellington; Dennis Burleigh. Taylor St Krause, Gaynor Place, Rockville; Neal Rd., Vernon; Robert Nurmi, Broad 1:30 p.m. at the Town Haii. Valdis Vinkeis, judge of COUNTY — Ms. Debbie Baldwin has joined the Talcottville; Muriel Coles, Hubbard secretary. Mrs. Rose Schwoerer. Texas ONIONS Edward Miller, Longview St., Ellington; St., Manchester; Kathleen Rockwell, Cooperative Extension Service to work on the staff this l.ane, Ellington; Mona Cosman, Janet probate, will speak and answer questions. Ruth Kerns, Also, Mrs. Angela Call Sandra Snow, Main St., Ellington; Mansfield Center; Katherine Tureck, visiting nurse, wili aiso be at the meeting. Pians for the summer as horticulturist. She is a native of Wethersfield, Une, Rockville; Harold Cutler, Rau .St Grahaber Rd., Ellington. lamonaco, sentinel; Mrs. Carolyn Flynn, Park West Dr., Rockville. June 3 trip wili be finalized. For more information con a senior at UConn and was a 4-H’er for 10 years. Ms. Rockville; Guy Daigle, Irene Dr., Ver Discharged Saturday: John Bastis, Discharged Sunday; Eric Clayton, Baldwin, along with eight other UConn students working Richard Egan, mistress-at- lot 0 Preventive Hoinlenonce program non; Francis Dowd. Middle Rd., Regan Rd.. Vernon; Margaret Batchelor, Kozley Rd., Tolland; Minnie Duckett, tact Mrs. Ernest Andrews. arms; Mrs. Edward Socha, Ellington; Timothy Foley. Village St.! in Extension offices throughout the state, is part of a Gomes promoted Glenstone Dr., Rockville; Leroy Hillside Dr., Ellington; Mrs. Ann Large summer consumer horticulture program coordinated by assistant mistress-at- Rockville; Peggy Fregeau. Somers Rd.! Cameron, Tracy Dr., Vernon; Stanley and son, Raspberry, Lane, Ellington; arms; Mrs. Bernard WATERBURY (UPI) - Resignations accepted ' Dr. Edwin Carpenter, Extension horticulturist of UConn. LB. Ellington; Elias Friedman, Sadds Mill Clark, Stafford Springs; Albert Iwaskow, Joan Polulech, Eastview Terrace, Fogarty, Mrs. Edward Frank Gomes, Jr., has Rd . Ellington: John Hill, Leona Dr , Ms. Baldwin may be contacted at 875-3331 or at the office, 649-9240 0 Sunset Terrace, South Windsor; Susan Tolland; Madelyn Preston, Hartford ANDOVER — The resignations of David Caichera and Egan, Mrs. Lionel Lessard, been named treasurer of ^SAVE' Vernon; Ethel MacGregor. Dart Hill Rd., Philipp, Tolland Stage Rd., Rockville; Tpke., Vernon; Edith Say, Talcott Ave., Debby Cohen-Stone have been accepted by the Board of 24 Hyde Ave., (Rt 30) Vernon. Post College. Gomes, who BAG Rockville; Katherine Marinelli, Summit auditors; and Mrs. Sarah St. Germain, Kibbe Rd., Ellington; Rockville; Sandra Snow, Main St., Education. Caichera was the schooi psychologist. He has Parish Council Stenger, Miss Beatrice had been assistant St Manchester; Mrs. Theresa McCusker Rose Sandre, Merrow Rd., Tolland. Ellington. ussimiiiiiimiciiiiniii i0< 2 and son. Goose Lane. Tolland; Sheryl been appointed coordinator of the Area Special Education VERNON — The St. Bernard Parish Council will meet Sweeney and Mrs. Fred k. treasurer, will replace Birth Saturday: A daughter to Mr. and Birth Sunday: A.daughter to Mr. and Association. Mrs. Stone is the .Grade 1 teacher aide. She Francis White who recent The Oldest & Largest in Conn. I eacock. Hayes Ave., Ellington; Arnold Mrs. John Flynn. Park West Dr., Mrs. Ronald %iger. Stafford Springs. May 25 at 7:45 p.m. in the parish library to tiear the Barrett, trustees. will begin student teaching in the fall. feport of the finance committee. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Mrs. Irene Bergin ly resigned.
I PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., May 24, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 24. 1976 - PAGE NINE GREAT HOLIDAY PICNIC SPECIALS FROM Piiiochie scores 1 Two at Center ChurcH elevated to Eagle Scout rank
Manrhegler Presentation of Eagle badges to Greenwood, John Hedlund, Paul David Beckwith and Glenn Ellis Hohenthal, Edward Kenefick, SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY - 5 TU 918. SIZE GRAUE ‘A' Top scorers in the Manchester Thomas Lerch, Patrick Mullen, #P highlighted the recent annual May Senior Citizens Pinochie Group game Court of Honor of Troop 25 at Center Michael Soucier, William Thomas, Thursday at the Army and Navy Club Church. and Harold Whiting. ar/p Felix Jesanis, 636, John Gaily, Beckwith, the son of Mr. and Mrs. ’The Panther Patrol was awarded a AUVERTISED ITEM POLICY 63l| Lee Steinmeyer, 627, Paul Harry Beckwith of 121 High St., is a special ribbon for placing first in the Schuetz, 609. Jennie Fogarthy, 590, 17-year-old junior at Manchester troop’s annual c^mporee. Each of these advertised items is re Francis Minor, 584, Esther Ander GREAT High School. He joined the troop in New assistant patrol leaders are C. quired to be readily available for sale at son, 577, Betty Daniel, 567, Robert 1 -K- 1970 and has served as patrol leader Shawn Haberern, Eric Nelson, .V ON A Schubert. 559, Audrey Dewey, 558. or below the advertised price in each and junior assistant scoutmaster. Nelson Patterson, Jeffrey The group sponsors a game each GRILL A&P store, except qs specifically noted Ellis, a member of the troop since Chmielewski, Kevin Moran and Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at the Army in this ad. 1970, has served as junior assistant Michael Witham. and Navy Club. Play is open to all lb, scoutmaster". A 17-year-old Patrol leader badges were given to senior citizens. Manchester High junior, he is the son Alan Panciera, Richard Johnson, STRONG - ABSORBENT of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellis of 26 Robert Bohadik, Michael Charette, Vernon Dartmouth Rd. Glenn Marx, and Braeton Reynolds. T u r k e y s m The Court of Honor began with New Junior Assistant Scoutmasters Top winners in the Vernon Senior presentation of assistant scout include John Beckwith, John Dziato, Bounty 0 Citizens Pinochle Club tournament masters badges to Scott Alemany, Chris Felleter, John Flufkey, Thursday at the Vernon Senior William Chase, Lonny Jennings, Ran Charles Glade, Guy Gunderson, CRY-O-VAC 5-11 LB. SIZE Citizens Center-are Ted Leboc, 647, dall Joyner, Mark Kimball, Paul David House, David Maidment, Half BEEF RIB - BONELESS Les Denley, 629, Elfrieda Weber, 600, Maidment, Jeffrey Metheny, David Michels, Paul Miskunas, Michael ’^CONTAINS NOT MORE THAN 23»/o FAT Tow els ^ Ann Songailo, 596. Mitchell, Kirk Nelson, David Shearer, Jeffrey Slater and William SPICY BROWN Winners in the club’s May 18 game Shearer, David Spencer, and Gary Tedford. at the center are Carl Murphy, 713, Turkington, who have completed New Second Class Scouts include Lean Ground Whole Bery Edwards, 695, Ted Leboc, 658, sever years of service to the troop. David Boehm, Matthew Darna, Adeline Kochwitz, 651, Joseph Kinc- Edward 'Dziato, Stephen Edwards, As is the custom of the troop, the new D aof FORMERLY HGREAT Gulden’s 10 man, 647, May Richardson, 625. assistant scoutmasters conducted Shawn Haberern, Michael Lerch, D u u l GROUND CHUCK lb. The next game will be played May the rest of the ceremonies. Myles McCurry, Alan Panciera, John '■y-. I I ON A Rib Eyes 27 at 1:30 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Invested as new members of the Warren, David Wayland, Richard 88 BEEF ROUND - BONELESS I6RILL Center, Park PI., Rockville. troop were Lee Albert, Roger White, and Douglas Woodbury. First WILL CUSTOM Mustard Class awards were given to Bernard CUT FREE OF Alemany and Robert Bohadik. New 'H i‘1 CHCERI-AID Tip Round $ - |5 9 CHARGE INTO • MAK^S Life Scouts are Mark Darna and 11 QTS. Glenn Thomas. A bronze palm for New Eagle Scouts Glenn Ellis, left, and David Beckwith look at Ctoolfc RIB EYE STEAKS Lemunade About town five merit badges beyond the Eagle $149 O Iv C iK o TOP SIRLOIN STEAKS OR ROASTS lb. rank was given to Robert Weiss. photos of former Eagle badge recipients of Troop 25. (Herald WITH COUPON BELOW cent Skill awards were given David photo by Larson) Mix St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will United Methodist Church wiU meet Boehm, Richard Gardner, Roger CRY-O-VAC 5-9 LB. SIZE DAILEY PICKLES have a Bible study 'Tuesday at 9:30 ’Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the church. Greenwood, John Hedlund, Paul Soucier, William Thomas, Harold Bowen, Mark Darna, Matthew Dar Madore, Glenn Marx, Myles Hohenthal, Richard Johnson, BEEF ROUND- BONELESS a.m. at 45 Victoria Rd. Whiting. na, Stephen Edwards, Glenn Ellis, McCurry, John McNamara, Ralf I GREAT I Kosher Dill St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will Thomas Lerch, Robert Madore, Merit badges were awarded Ber Chris Felleter, Robert French, Michels, E ric Nelson, Alan Panciera, 1 0 have a service of Holy Communion Shawn McKenna, Alan Panciera, nard Alemany, Brad Aronson, Scott Jonathan Grzyb, Joseph Grzyb, Scott William Tedford, Glenn Thomas, .ON A Junior High Forum of North Wednesday at IQ a.m. at the church. David Regan, John Regan, Michael Aronson, David Beckwith, Robert Grzyb, Guy Gunderson, Shawn John Warren, David Wayland, Scott GRILL ) Whole Spears Bohadik, David Bowen, Richard Haberern, Brent Hazard, Kenneth Werkheiser, Richard TOite, Todd FRESH U.S.D.A. INSPECTED Kudra, Michael Lerch, Robert Whitney, and Douglas Woodbury. m Tenderloins SWEET. HOT DOG. OR HAMBURG Business Chicken I Drumsticks I i i ^ WE WILL Vlasic 00 CUSTOM CUT Relishes Legs FREE OF CHARGE Benefit plans get INTO FILET $ 0 6 9 MIGNON. STEAKS JANE PARKER new thrust in shift BEEF ROUND-BONELESS OR ROASTS M lb. John F. Perry, C.I.C., president of Benefit Plans Inc., Hamburg or of 155 Main St., has acquired the remaining shares of CRY-O-VAC -18-22 LBS. Benefits Plans stock. The firm has been involved since Rottom Round '■-'Z'V-, Hot Dog Rolls 1971 in administrating group and pension pans, with of BEEF ROUND - BONELESS fices in Hartford and Manchester. ’The acquisition brings a new thrust to the firm ’s opera tion. Perry said. Real Estate, along with all lines of in surance, mutual funds and family budgeting, help in the Roasts Whole concept of complete financial planning, he said. IN WATER-CHUNK LIGHT Perry, a graduate of Manchester High School, lives in MEAT OR BEEF Vernon with his wife, Connie, and two children. He Bottom Rounds attended Marianapolis Preparatory School, Eastern A 3-Diamond Tuna Connecticut State College, Central Connecticut State WILL CUSTOM CUT College and the University of Hartford. He has attended GREAT FREE OF CHARGE A&P or Hygrade S 'i o r . ^QO Manchester Community College this year. ON A V i b . INTO BOTTOM ROUND can Perry’s insurance career began in 1964 with the Monarch Life Insurance Co., where he concentrated in GRILL pkg. ROAST. BACK RUMP ROAST. the field of disability income insurance and life in EYE ROUND ROAST. STEW ' M l surance. In 1966 he joined G.T. LaBonne and Associates, Franks BEEF OR GROUND ROUND where he brokered various lines of insurance for 10 years. As an agent for the National Life Insurance Co., under h i the general agency of LaBonne, he achieved the com COME SEE! CHECK a n d : pany’s highest honor and was installed several times to its President’s Club. -COME SAVE! C O M P A R E L a s m it h f ie l d d in n er OEODICUHCEEES! Perry is now involved in life, health and group in hI mET surance consulting, and is a pioneer in the field of family budgeting. Cure 81 Hams ^2^.? 76 Brand Franks i; 99* Perry is a past member aqd treasurer of the SMOKED LINK SAUSAGE OR AO MARCO BY SALVATORE FRESH ‘ MABYEl-AlLFLAVOB^^^I Manchester Jaycees and a recipient of the Jaycees’ Pringles “SPOKE” award for outstanding service. He recently received a certificate of achievement from the Voluntary Hillshire Polish Sausage Patties Action Program for his community work in the FROZEN - SOMETHING NEW ~ BOGNER-EXTRA LONG TWIN-PACK D e |0 Half-Gallon Manchester area. 9 OZ. pkg. Steak Tonight Beef Franks *! - c : : BARBECUE SAUCE Promoted at WINF MORRISON & SCHIFF MEAT OR BEEF Ice Cream Phil Burgess Jr. of 41 Femdale Dr. has been promoted to local sales manager for Radio Station WINF of Bologna or Franks '^^99* F r 9 n k s OSCAR MAYER Pkl.' WITH hall I Manchester. Burgess, who has nearly 20 years of ^ 1 ^ ® , Open Pit COUPON nallon # V 1 experience in radio, has been associated with WINF, O P E N P n , WEXT and WPOP. ALL 18oz. a QO A Manchester native and graduate of local schools, FIRM ■ RIPE ^ FLAVORS jar Burgess is married to the former Linda Toth and has two daughters. He is a member of the Elks Club, Army-Navy Club, Bicentennial Parade Committee, and has been ac ANN PA G E-R EG . OR LO C AL tive in local softball and Jimmy Fund drives. Red III RED LABEL-9 INCH | i | ^ Public records Salad Dressings Paper ' i i ALL VARIETIES (EXCEPT BLEU Subdivision. 3800. ^ Tomatoes ' Warranty drrds a, CHEESE) Main Street Associates to Judgment lien I ------Lester R. Giegerich, property A.G. Fields & Co. against CALIF. "88 SIZE" EATING WASH. STATE - EXTRA FANCY Piates LINDSAY - RIPE at 353 Main St.. 380.000. Ruth Lillian Boober. Devon Frank J. and Patricia A. Dr.. 3274.64. At CBT, loan interest rates are down. And Je t Banking Service is up. Sierpina to Samuel J. and Marriage lieense If you need to borrow, there are more reasons to borrow from CBT Navel Red Delicious Fresh Kipr Pitted Olives Marlene L. Hevner. property Allan Richard Issner. Ran iooa7 9 « at 57 Florence St.. 333.900. dolph. Mass., and Carolyn Ann than any other bank. Frances Puzzo to John F. 6oz. Brown, 414 Parker St., June Low rates. The cost of money at CBT is down. Which means right now Oranges ^ples Peaches and Isabelle D. Muzikevik. 19. can 49 property at 224-226 Charter * Building permits is one of the best times to t^ke advantage of our low bank rates to buy the things Oak St.. 338.000. Vintage Homes, new in '.$10° Q $100 Eugene Talmadge Corbitt you need. I ^ size I lbs I and Belinda Corbitt to Henry dwellings at 56 Lorraine Rd., \REGULARORPINK 331.000, and 86 Joan Circle, Fast response. Jet Banking means you can have your loan the same day 491 JACK FROST 7 OZ. SIZE R. and Linda P. Moore, 331.000. FROZEN property at 28 Strant St.. 338.- you apply for it. Just come in before noon and you can have cash in hand by 3 o’clock. 500. Nutmeg Homes Inc., new dwellings at 7 Nutmeg Dr., Easy way to repay. At CBT, there’s no need to use a payment hook if you FRESH-YELLOW Allarlimrnt 325.000, and 157 Nutmeg Dr., don’t want to. Jet Banking can give you automatic deductions from your checking Cold Peter P. and Linda J. 325.000. Seneca Jacques against E.B. Co. Inc., Richard A. Williams, fence account. Of course, if you make payments in person, our let Deposit Box will eet property in Manchester West at 5 Ralph Rd.. 3450. you outofthe bank fast. • ° Cups More places to get a loan. With 84 offices all around the State, you’re not Lemonade Is your pension far from a low cost CBT loan right now. iCorn ^ 6oz. fund suddenly THE COIMNECTICUT BANK cans 100 i 7 9 * VAllltBiPrniipnK] y i VALUABLE COimnM VALUABLE COUPON AND TRUST COMPANY VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON at loose ends? SAVE 2 0 ' ! SAVE 3 6 ' ! SAVE'20' If your employer has had to discontinue SAVE 2 0 ' SAVE 29' SAVE 44' 26 MniSJiniKiuur WITN ti.W PVRCHAU I the company pension fund for any reason... MFta UCUNHTIWtOli MF6R I 22 MF6RI 24 MF68 don't panic. But don't wait too long.Open a EICIUM N TOBACCO A ■ Jj_ l__LiU ! : ■ I. uctMucimutuI ALCONOUC im OASES I First Federal Individual Retirement Account It's banking the way you want it. TABOR 1 i ’' '• liI'.'l H CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ALL FLAVORS j TEABAGS MARVEL-ALL FLAVORS I CHEERI-AID ! within 60 days of receiving the money and 11 1 (ill the entire amount is non-taxable. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY U N D E k < Coca-Cola Ice Cream Lemonade Mix Kingsford Jell-0 Gelatin I SaladaTea Stop by for details. IGUAL OPORTUNIDAO tOBRE PRESTAMOt TWO - 32 OZ. bolllis IvV'V’ 20-lb. big kiH|illo«pli|. , 33 OZ. coni. ; 1 1/ YOU 0 ^iz $ 1 0 0 YOU 100ct S i 09 Vh'W I r» Y P4Y vti 1 IMTIKCWPNPHFUMT ■ ■ ■ i^m ^ IMTMGMrMPBrAMT. I — 'V\ \i nstFedeid Savings M U i P liMl! w\ \ iil - ■ umiMCMnaniFiau ____| EMtH^ttefd.GlMtonbury. Mancha rt»r.VtmoaRocfcv«>.>nclSouttiWlnd»of. 1 U\ uj: . . niaiuinii iiti n jg j PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 23-29.1976 IN THIS COMlTu^ATDlicHnTY 1 * V \.l n NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL W M I
1 PAGE TEN — MANCHFSTKR RVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. May a , 11/7B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 24, 1976 - PAGE ELEVEN
by NANCY CARR About town MACC news Manchester Community will serve as a reminder of Registration 2-7 p.m. laving an _ ONLY! College offers this calen all that is available at I Happiness Is... Manchester Chapter, dar of events in the interest Manchester Community Friday, May 28 SPEBSQSA, will meet ■ A REAllY I.EIIN UlINDROMAT be sent to the proper relief The of the community. All the College. Duplicate Bridge — 3 Over the leisurely Social Services and the your check to “MACC tonight.at 7:30 at the Teen I i ! AIR CONDITIONED -h agencies. affair? MCC MCC sponsored activities The MCC staff looks Open; Novice, $i.50. Main summer months, we would preventive services staff in Human Needs Fund,” Box Center Annex of Zhoice$t Meats In Town] listed below are open to the forward to seeing you on Campus, Student (jenter, like to share some of the state welfare. Their con 773, Manchester. Money wa hava the supplies—I Manchester Recreation CWS Clothing Appeal — calendar public and many are free of campus and at the various 7:45 p.m. CLASSIFIED WORD I TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY behind the scenes cern for families in crisis given to any of our service • napkins • paatic eupa • candlaa • tabla covara Center. The meeting is ADS IN THE HERALD ministries of the con extended beyond office programs — Chaplaincy, Along these same lines of • daeoratlona • ortpa papar atraamara charge. events. Call 646-2137 for caring and sharing, I have open to all area men in further Information on any 6 to 25 DAYS I SPECIAL ference. hours and rules and red Emergency Pantry, World Mrwnr can/wmfM AMy ptrtjr - tiNf M ir prfPM CANT Lean In addition to publicizing terested in singing four- of the activities. Saturday, May 29 St per word per day The Huirian Needs Fund tape. Hunger, Human Needs,- not yet received official b9 b9uU tult BEFUHD on an/ unuaad paeftagas. #] events and activities in word, but Elsie Werner, DISCOUNTS to aH orgaiUxaUon$l Ground Beef part barbershop harmony. Duplicate Bridge — Open 643-2711 I lbs.DRYCtUNIIIG* has been estabiished by the I would urge you to keep Interfaith Day Camp — is ) dividually the college 1 p.m.. Main Campus Stu 8 2.00 secretary at Concordia have every little thing' hopes that the calendar Thursduy, May 27 member churches of this fund in mind. If you always tax d^uctible. PAHIES — ^ ,b Zone leaders of North Intersession Walk-in dent Center MACC to provide emergen Lutheran, says over 3,700 have a friend or "Aunt ^ (10 LB. LIMIT PLEASE) United Methodist Church ( \n / V \ r v v w cy financiai assistance to “Italian Earthquake pounds of clothing were V ^ . Ellen" who has absolutely will meet tonight at 7:30 at persons in crisis not eiigi- iRelief” — Speaking of tax picked up by the CWS everything, yet a gift of the church. bie for federal, state, town, some kind is in order, what reductible gifts and good truck. That’s great! The arm or private aid, and who better gift than a check in people — over $95 has been next CWS clothing collec [fthc miracia of molultrea HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Temple Chapter, OES. have no family resources their honor. It will go to provided to aid the victims tion will be held in downtown mancfcester 317 Highland Strast will have its annual cc * on which to faii back. Any help someone through a of the recent Italian September. You can start (> Manchsstsr • 646*4277 memorial service Manchester resident who difficult time. Just mail Earthquake and this will saving now. has exhausted ail other Wednesday at 8 p.m, at the Masonic 'Temple. Officers 5 P < * o « l possibilities of financial aid may request help in will wear white. After the WALDBAUM'S ON A /I GALLON CAIUON I I ON ANY DOZEN - FOOD MART GRADE "A" I ON THREE PKGS. OF 6 - FOOD MART situations threatening his meeting, refreshments will I HAMBURG M A . . ^ weli-being or the weli- be served by Mrs. Lena Speed and members of her ALL FLAVORS ‘"""•I i FM SH E66S I OR HOT DOC ROLLS being of his famiiy. WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SIO.OO OR WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF SIO.OO OR I WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF 110.00 OR committee. Members Food Mart MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD Since January of 1976 I MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD wishing to attend the OES MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MAY «. MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 19, I MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 39 almost 50 requests for LIMIT 1,1 GAL. ■ ONE COUPON PER financial assistance have theater dinner party are LIM IT ONE DOZ. • ONE COUPON P ER ■ LIM IT T H R E E PKGS, - ONE COUPON Connecticuf s Largest and finest Furniture Selection is ON SALE! FAMILY. FAMILY. I PER FAMILY, been received. Many of asked to make reser these requests have been vations with Mrs. Robert initiated by sociai workers W. Nelson. (from town, state, and private agencies) cailing The local chapter of on behaif of families in dire Parents Anonymous will All week at Eluritan meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. straits but who do seem to 1061 NEW n iT A IN AVE., EUNWOOD Once Again • • • It's Outdoor Batin' Time! “faii in the cracks" at Concordia Lutheran between aid programs. Church, 40 Pitkin St. Because the Human So Stock Up And 6e Ready For fhe Long Weekend Ahend! Needs Fund is a "iast resource" fund our first $1,103 bid low ft ' A c * wID have everything you need lor outdoors or ini response is to make certain on shoring gear that no avenue of help has Speed Shore of New been overlooked. Infoline "PICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE AT FOOD MART! TAKE JUST WHAT E n g la n d , b ased in has been very heipfui to us U.S.D.A. CHOICE Mis-Matched Bedding Needham Heights, Mass., YOU NEED - ONE PEPPER OR A POUND - ONE ORANGE OR A DOZEN! in tracing down remote and is the apparent low bidder little known resources. On wide choice of firmness, size, tufted, and luxurious quilts for furnishing the several occasions we have FRESH SOUTHERN Manchester water and found and referred the OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9, SATURDAY 9 TO 8 SIRLOIN STEAK Florida Sweet - Red - Ripe sewer department with SWEET JUICY .appiicant to other portable trench-shoring channels. In other cases, the need equipment. WATERMELON or circumstances were old Bond Speed Shore's price is Judged to be insufficientiy $1,103. Graves Equipment Inc. of North Hampton, • 1 . 5 0 . oriticai to justify use of the very iimited funds Mass,, was the only other U.S.D.A. CHOICE available to the bidder, its price is $1,287. The equipment to be PorlerhousB or T-Borb Stiok l b . 1 .7 9 Conference. Since SWIFT PREMIUM “CRAOE "A" January, 21 loans or out This SPECTACULAR purchased consists of four U.S. GOVT. IN SPEC TED FLORIDA-FRESH 7-foot, lightweight, Broiler Turkeys c, 69*^ right grants have been S E L L im EVEiVT GRADE"A" EXTRA LARGE SIZE made from the Human hydraulic trench-shoring units; one 5-gallon pump; Chicken Breast'*""^" »99" Florida Tomatoes Needs Fund. Of the seven Also at: NEW T E X A S no-interest slow-payback one base-and-fluid release Chicken Legs ^.69" Spanish Onions " loans issued, four have Puritan Juvenile & tool and one removal hook. TURKEYS U.S.D.A. BONELESS $1 O Q CALIFORNIA The bids will be analyzed 10 TO 14 LBS. AVG. CHOICE UNOERBLAOE LB | ■ lb W been paid in full, and Chuck Steak LUSCIOUS QUART BEDDING CENTER before a contract is ■RESH BOX another is partially repaid. U.S.D.A BONELESS $ 1 1 Q Strawberries You might be interested to 1930 Silas Deane Hwy, awarded, Chuck Roast CHOICE UNOERBLAOE LB I o I ^ FLORIDA SWEET VALENCIA learn (in this day of much Rocky Hill Juice Orangesi.““inO FOOD CLUB CAN concern over “welfare Canned Ham 5 .1 9 FLORIDA LONG GREEN FRESH cheats” ) one loan was paid VFW to hold back within two hours. The Canned Ham FOOD CLU B ci! * 8 .1 9 Cucumbers 5 °“*1. jdaho Potatoes5“89" joint service IMPORTED SWEET TASTING GREAT FOR MIXED DRINKS FRESH recipient (whose check had SEMI-BONELESS not come and who ab The VFW Auxiliary will Food Club Meat Franks »69" Emperor Grapes.= 59" Florida Limes ..12" solutely had to meet a rent conduct a joint memorial F e n w a y F ra n k s .. ®1.1 9 FRESH FLORIDA ALL VARIETIES payment) went home with FULL service with the post i L V , T ' Yellow Corn Asst. Candy a loan, found his long over Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Whole or Half Meat or Beef Wieners l . * 1 .1 9 due check in the mail, and SIZE VFW Home. WATER ADDED immediately returned to The service will be under Beef Franks SWIFT PREMIUM l B 99" pay back his loan. MATTRESS OR the direction of Esther In addition to these Alberti, chaplain of the 4 S S k in le s s Franks»o«mel ..9 9 " B a k e d loans, 14 outright grants FOUNDATION au.xiliary. Theresa Varney, Skinless Franks nepco r."o\.*1.09 were made. In most in MCN riKi state auxiliary chaplain, P e a B ean s stances the recipient was a will give the memorial ad IN LIGHT SYRUP Child Mild Franks^EM ..89" S S M - u o u n c e c a n young mother with a low- dress. Muriel Grover, past ELNA-W OUNCE CAN FOOD C LU B -U O Z . BOX paying job or on ADC KING SIZE is president, will be the OUR BEST struggling to meet the soloist. Laura Freeman, Veal Patties OUR BEST lb 8 9 " expenses of raising her also a past president, is in VEAL Italian Sausage ..*1.29 children. For many the charge of the memorial backbreaker was the rise flowers. PATTIES Sliced Bacon M A YER ..*1 .6 9 PR U D EN C E IS OZ CAN in utility bills, coupled with Members of the post, BREADED l i q u i d isc o f f g a l l o n Corned Beef Hash 69" I-1 Cl DETERGENT l a b e l j u g * 4 .2 9 rising food costs. As you auxiliary and junior girls Pork Sausage Links.H“«x?»1 69 INAOUT lOCT PKG may know the. allowances unit and their guests are in C o ffe e M a t e "» * 1 .4 9 Glad Trash Bags 69" for families receiving vited to attend this service, M e a t beef Bologna 79" V OZ PKG AFDC remain based on which will be preceded by price levels of April 1971 a brief business session. Brown n' Serve Sausageo'79" D o w n y SoW'enER .oi?Je *1 . 4 9 Free n' Soft 50F*t\'nI r 69 " over 30 per cent below the The post and auxiliary present cost of living. will participate in the For most ADC families townwide Memorial Ser Veryffine Cerenet (if they have found an vice May 30 at the Church WALDBAUM'S DELICIOUS NEW YORK STYLE DELICATESSEN! average rent) the food of the Assumption. A p p lesauce N apkins allowance works out to be Members will meet at the ^ 1 2 9 l a r g e w h it e FISH about 35-45 cents per per church at 6:45 p.m. for the 3S OUNCE JAR FOOD CLU B -32 OZ. 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Indians one win away from NEW YORK (UPI) - The enabled the Red Sox to- beat the run charged to Lyle, negated a run for five runs and nine hits in five in thrown out earlier after arguing over “It’s not going to be the way it was New York Yankees lead the Yankees 7-6 Sunday. The Orioles, scored by the Yankees in the bottom nings. a strike call. the past few years, where we die one of the pair to qualify after they Manchester has lost to the upcoming sonal record at 4-4. His earned run and booted anotlier grounder. Ray By LEN AUSTER Gliha, junior rightfielder, had who lost to the Detroit Tigers, thus of the ninth. After the game, Jenkins said, White, who had two hits, explained, when they get a couple of runs squared their record at 8-8 Saturday opponents. The Indians will call upon average (ERA) stands at 1.25. The Gliha drove home Ballard who American League’s Eastern Herald Sportswriler three hits and four RBIs to pace the remained three games l^hind the Lyle, the key man coming out of "Some of the baseballs felt too big. I “I looked up and figured they’d never ahead,” Marin said. “I think we with a 7-1 win over East Hartford Kevin Hanlon or Mike Jordan today senior righthander aided his own doubled in the third for a 3-0 edge. Division race by three games Only two games remain on Manchester attack. The loss dropped Yankees and the Red Sox, who the bullpen for the Yankees if they couldn’t control them the way I would have beaten them today if we High in East Hartford. Manchester or Bruce Ballard Wednesday to hurl cause with two hits, scoring two runs have a chance.” East Hartford got a run back in the Shiner’s record to 0-3. but there are signs they are recently lost 10 straight games, ad are to win the division title, was should have.” had alt our regulars healthy.” ttie Manchester High baseball entertains Wethersfield High today them into the tournament. and knocking in one. Willie Randolph had three hits and fifth but the Indians knocked Hornet about to become involved in vanced to within six of’them. thrashed for five runs and six hits in two stolen bases for the Yankees. Johnson said the f e e s ’’worked schedule. That is unless the In at 3:30 at Kelley Field and concludes Ballard went the route against Manchester scored two times in East Hartford (1) starter and loser Phil Shiner out with the three-cornered race A crowd of 52,994 — largest so far three inning's by his former team 'Die loss was Lyle’s second against out well” for the Red Sox. dians qualify for the State the campaign Wednesday in Blast Hartford and hurled a six- the second as the Hornets, now 3-13 a three-run seventh inning. Ballard AB R H E A good relay throw in the ninth in Riccio, rf at the new "Yankee Stadium — saw mates. ning cut down the Yankees’ potential four victories. Willimantic against Windham High. hitter. He walked only one and struck for the season, failed to attempt an singled in one and Gliha drilled a predicted by the experts. Tournament. Scanlon, ss the Red Sox rally for their victory tying run. Roy White hit to the deep Miller now has hit safely for In tilts earlier in the season, out 16, a season high, to even his per apparently tailor-made doubleplay two-run double to left. The latter “We kept to our goal,” Johnson The Silk Towners need to win just Walz, If The two rivals favored over them against ace Yankee reliever Sparky Reggie Cleveland,' meanwhile, outfield and Rick Miller fielded. Boston in 13 out of the last 14 games. produced a final marker in the ninth said. “We came in here with the idea Zerba, If in preseason calculations — the Lyle. yielded only one run and two hits in 3 White was in to second base safely The Red Sox are back in Boston on a single to right plating Jeff Richards, cf defending American League cham Oscar Gamble’s third homer gave that we wanted no worse than a split 2-3 innings of relief to receive credit but, when he tried for three. Miller tonight, sending Rick Wise (1-3) and we got it. We just didn’t want to Backofen. Defelice, 3b pion Boston Red Sox and the the Yankees a 5-4 lead in the sixth in for his third straight victory for the threw to Rick Burleson who then against Dave Roberts (3-2) of the leave here losing three out of four Manchester (7) Lewis, c Baltimore Orioles — are moving into ning but Carlton Fisk singled off Lyle Celts played easy^ Red Sox. The Red Sox, however, got' relayed the ball to third to get him Detroit Tigers. games and Sunday was a big one for AB R H E Phelps, lb a position to make an early race. in the seventh and Rice followed with Dougherty, 2b another poor performance from out. Manager Billy Martin of the us to win. We played them dead even Barrett, cf Jim Rice’s two-run homer in the his sixth homer of the season. Marquis, 2b seven-time 20-game winner Ferguson "I couldn’t see it but they told me Yankees said his team showed the after four games and next'week we Backofen, ss seventh inning and a bases-filled Yastrzemski’s bases-filled walk, but win came hard Livingston, 2b Shiner, p Jenkins, purchased from the Texas it was a great play,” said Boston Red Sox ’’they’re going to be in a get them up at our park where we walk to Carl Yastrzemski in the ninth issued by Dick Tidrow but with the Nurmi, 2b Forestiere, p Rangers last winter, who was tagged manager Darrell Johnson, who was game when they play us” this season. can make some headway.” BOSTON (UPI) - The win was hard because the Boston Ballard, p Gliha, rf Totals 33 1 6 2 Celtics played easy. Jones, c Manchester 021 000 301 7 The Celtics, opening their drive for After hitting one of four shots in Ostrout, 3b 1 1 East Hartford 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 a 13th NBA title flag to hang from the first half. White connected on Quesnel, lb RBI: Gliha 4, Ballard, White, Phelps; Astrologer no help 19th Hole Baseball the rusty Boston Garden rafters, eight of 11 attempts in the final two Jordan, lb 2BH: Ballard, Phelps; BB: Ballard 1, lazed through three periods Sunday periods. Dave Cowens, hitting 11 of White, If Shiner 6, Forestiere 1; SO: Ballard 16, before Jo Jo White played nine 20 shots, added 25 points and 21 Hanlon, If Shiner 6, Forestiere 2; Hits off: Shiner 6 dountry Club 50-20-30, Karen Parciak 44- BEST 16 - A — Rene with Finley’s A’s 13-31, Olive Fagan 50-17-33. Moser 81-16-65, B - Ellie minutes of sizzling basketball to lead rebounds to offset a 26-point, eight- for 6 runs in 62/3 innings; Forestire 3 for National League MHS JV baseball Totals 34 7 9 0 BEST 17 - Class A - Boston to a 98-87 victory over the rebound effort by Phoenix’ Rookie-of- 1 runs in 21/3; L: Shiner East FOUR BALL - Evelyn Wineze 90-29-61; Better Manchester High’s the Year Alavan Adams. With Paul Bob Bellinger 74-8-66, Sher Lorentzen-Olga Skinner- Nine — A — Jan Harrigan Phoenix Suns. W L Pet GB Ferguson 71-3-68, Joe jayvee baseball team, Silas adding 14 rebounds, the Celtics NEW YORK (UPI) — Even with a lady astrologer serving as a Eileen Plodzik-Marilyn 48-11-37; B - Ellie Wineze The teams play game No. 2 Phila. 23 9 .719 - Novak’ 76-8-68, Serge Sar- behind the stellar relief controlled the backboards, 54-41. guiding light, things don’t appear to be in the stars for the Warren 63, Lynn Prior- 51-15-36, Becky Rubin 50- Thursday night at Boston Garden. PitU. 22 15 .595 3tk tori 72-4-68, Steve Matava pitching of Dennis Joy, Boston, in the NBA finals for the Nastase surprises Barbara Davis-Hazel 14-36; Kickers — 72, 74. “Everone said before the the New York 22 17 .564 4W Oakland A’s. 73-5-68, Dick Steeves 74-6- bested East Hartford High, 14th time and successful 12 times, the first game, earned a save with Piper-Olive Fagan 65. NET - A — Doris Beller series that this was going to be Chicago 16 21 .432 9W So, owner Charlie Finley, who 68; Class B — Dan 4-2, Saturday in East Hart slowed its sputtering fast break and two-thirds of an inning of scoreless 97-25-72; B - Ellie Wineze easy,” said Paul Silas. “The guys Montreal 14 19 .424 9W hired an astrologer at the beginning Kozlovich 72-10-62, Neil ford. tried to play hard but we just didn't won with outside shooting. The Suns, Ashe in World Cup St. Louis 16 23 .410 low relief. 106-29-77, C - M ary 2 of the season to plot his team’s for Conklin 78-14-64, Mel Ellington Ridge Joy took over in the se nervous in their first playoffs since In other AL games, Detroit downed Kearney — 113-35-78, Bar seem to have the one extra step tunes, will resort to some more r,„u;____min* j „t LaFrancis 80-15-65, Joe cond and allowed one run beyond intensity.” entering the league in 1968, converted KEAUHOU-KONA, Hawaii (UPI) - Hie Nastase didn’t look West bara Kupfersemidt 118-40- on two hits to notch his se bizarre methods in'trying to end his. v ‘ V , J'"'" Wall 75-10-65, John Kristof 78. But they did have White, who saved 38 per cent of their floor shots to like an injured man when he beat Arthur Ashe in the final match W L Pet GB club's.inh'c record-settine eieht-eame Cleveland took a Hole-in-one cond win. Tom Prignano ® ° doubleheader from Milwaukee 2-1 75-10-65, Stan MIoganoski MATCH PLAY vs PAR - 20 of his 22 points for the second half. Boston’s 51 per cent. Los Angeles 26 13 .667 - losing streak. Paul Peracchio, a had a double and Scott of the $320,000 World Championship Tennis Challenge Cup series. and 8-5, Minnesota topped Kansas 80-15-65; Class C - Bill A — Rene Moser 1-up, Mar- Six points came late in the third “We got good shots but we couldn’t Cincinnati 23 15 .605 2W “The team will be going to wearing freshman al East L in sen b ig ler a run- But the Romanian sharpshooter Copeland 78-21-57, ci Masley 1-up; B — Del period after Phoenix crept to within make a basket,” said guard Paul cluding dropping a 6-all third set San Diego 18 19 .484 7 white caps from now on,” Finley said Catholic High, scored the producing single for the had a groin injury. And it took a shot Passman 83-21-62, Paul Hartmann 1-up, C — one at 53-52. Then, with Boston ahead Westphal. “It’s too bad. We ac when Ashe won ali seven tie-breaker Houston 18 23 .439 9 Sunday after his team suffered a 3-1 season’s first hole-in-one young Indians, now 10-4 for of cortisone along with his premier Boris 86-24-64; Blind bogey Gladys Gould even, Mary 74-70 in a stand-around fourth complished what we wanted to do but points in a row, Nastase stormed Atlanta 15 25 .375 IIW and 4-3 double defeat at the hands of American League] at the Ellington Ridge the season. play to give him a 6-3,1-6,6-7,6-3,6-1 ahead in the final two sets. 13 27 .325 13W 101, Low gross — Sher Kearney even. 4 quarter, White checked back in at they got some big rebounds and se San Francisco the Chicago White Sox. “This is at Country Cluh Saturday victory over Ashe. It gave Nastase, Ferguson 77. BETER NINE- A - 2:25. In a 4:41 span, the Boston guard cond shots.” Westphal, traded from Nastase took a 4-0 lead in the the suggestion of pitcher Mike Torrez City 3-1 and Texas blanked California using an eight iron on who passed up his nation’s Davis Cup SWEEPS-Gross-Sher Doris Beller 48-13-35, Mar- scored 12 straight Boston points — Boston a year ago Sunday for Charlie fourth set — breaking Ashe twice — because he believes the hitters will 9-0 in a rain-shortened five-inning the par three 15th hole. quarterfinal match this weekend Sunday’s Results Ferguson 77, Serge Sartori ci Masley 46-11-35; B — East frqsh four each on outside shots, layups Scott, scored just eight points. Scott and held on for a 6-3 win, including lose the ball when the pitcher goes game. Playing partners were with Great Britain, a 5-4 edge in their Chicago 6-1, Pittsburgh 5-9 78, Erwin Kennedy 79; Net Ellie Wineze 52-15-37; C — and free throws — to give the Celtics netted 15 before fouling out early in \’ another service break on set point. back in his delivery. If we don’t have Tigers 10, Orioles 6 Dave Thomas and Boh Splitting two games overall series. Montreal 5, New York 4 — Ed Wilkos 78-9-69, Jack Mary Kearney 55-18-37; a domineering 86-77 lead. the final period Nastase threatened to make it 6- Atlanta 9-0, San Francisco 2-1 the hats by Monday, we’ll have them Ron LeFlore, extending his hitting Salad. Saturday (was the East By sweeping three $10,000 round- love in the final set, taking a 5-0 lead. McCallum 89-18-71, Neil Kickers — 75, 72. Catholic frbshman baseball Honor of being first batter Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 2 (11) by Tuesday.” streak to 25 games, had four hits, in Conklin 86-14-72, Joe Wall robin matches, a $50,000 semifinal But Ashe came through on game FOUR BALL SHORT SCOTCH BALL - Front team at Eagle Field. The Los Angeles 6, Houston 5, (10) "The big thing is we haven’t cluding a run-scoring double that 82-10-72, Larry Gazza 84-12- and Sunday’s $100,000 final, Nastase point in the sixth game to knock a COURSE - Gross - Art nine — Gross — Ed Eagles were nipped by St. Wearing number one on his jersey, Steve Brady of Allied Cincinnati 11, San Diego 0 generated an offense. We haven’t triggered a six-run eighth inning, as 72, A1 (jarmienke 85-13-72. Ali trimmed down won a total of $180,000 under the backhand volley winner behind Tulin-Lee Yosha-Ray Keating-Mona Kemp 45; Paul, 2-1, and came back Printing had the honor of being the first batter in the 1976 even gotten a broken bat hit,” the Tigers downed the Orioles to snap BEST 15 - Class A - Challenge Cup’s winner-take-all for Nastase, who was off and running to Peracchio-Stan Loucks 66, Net — Francis Fay-Betty for an 8-5 win over the Silk City Softball League at Fitzgerald Field. Herald mat. Monday’s Games lamented manager Chuck Tanner a six-game losing streak. Frank Kiernan 60-8-52, his left. Jeff Sanborn-Ray Beller- Fay 35; Back nine — Gross_ same opponent. photographer Steve Dunn caught the batter watching the Nastase, who suffered the injury Houston (Cosgrove 1-2) at San after Sunday’s double loss. “We’ll Indians 2-8, Brewers 1-5 Dick Smith 61-8-53; Class B for defense tonight Nastase shook Ashe by winning the Neil BrookS-Bill ’ Podolny — Jim Kearn-Diane Kears’ Francisco (Dressier 0-1) break out of it, though, and once we Jackie Brown teamed with — Roy Riggott 59-11-48, flight of the ball. The Printers faced Lynch. Two games are while playing for the Worl^Team first game of the final set behind 67, Brian Smith-Floyd 45; Net — Erich Kellner- New York (Lolich 2-5) at get out of it we’ll never have this kind relievers Dave LaRoche and Jim C.D, McCarthy 62-13-49, In the opener, Ken Brasa scheduled every night, Monday thru Thursday. Tennis Hawaii Leis last Monday and three service aces, and Ashe dropped Baranello-Nelson Mary Kearney 32Vz, Ray MUNICH, West Germany (UPI) — Muhammad Ali, stung by sat out two Leis matches Friday and Philadelphia (Christenson 4-1), N of downslide again.” Kern to tame the Brewers on eight Bob Vonderkall 62-12-50, tossed a no-hitter but the next game when he doublefaulted Montreal (Fryman 5-2) at While the A's have been falling hits in the opener and designated Youngerman-Steve Peracchio-Betti Vignati wildness cost him the criticism of his overweight display against Jimmy Young, Saturday, chased after lobs and un Joe Wall 62-10-52, Larry 35V2, Bill Marsh-Gail twice — on the final two points — for Pittsburgh (Candelaria 3-2), N faster than a shooting star, thb White hitter John Lowenstein drove in four Ketcham 70; Net — Al game. He uncorked a wild leashed rifle-shot serves for a dozen Gazza 64-12-52,' Burt Sokolov 36'A. floated onto the scales at a trim 220 pounds Sunday for his Mon a break. Los Angeles (John 2-2) at San Sox have been climbing like the runs with a bases-loaded double and a Kemp-Dick James-V. pitch in the seventh which Softball service aces. "I lost because Nastase was Carlson 63-11-52, A1 Car- day night world title defense against Britain’s Richard,,Dunn. Diego (Freisleben 0-0), N temperature in August. The twin vic single to spark the Indians’ triumph mienke 65-13-52, Maynard Callahan, George Marlow allowed the second St. Paul ^“ My doctor gave me a shot of cor better, at least he was better today,” 69-13-56, Lou Becker- In three weeks Ali has lost 10 (Only games scheduled) tory stretched Chicago’s winning in the nightcap. Clough 65-13-52, Class C — run to score. Brasa fanned tisone in the fifth set,” he said. ”I Ashe said. “Nastase was playing George Martin-Bill pounds from his heaviest ever, and didn’t feel anything. I ran normally.” streak to seven games and moved Twins 3, Royals I Bob Copeland 66-21-45, Ray 15 and drove in the lone Tonight’s Games Leading the offense in game No.,2 really well, winning all the important Tomkeil-Sal Musco 72-15- many said his worst-ever, fight. In onto. And I’m running 12 miles a them to the .500 mark with a 16-16 Run-scoring doubles by Danny Remes 72-24-48, Jerry Ea'st run. were Ron Riordan and Dave After falling behind 2-1 in sets, in points.” 57, Steve Tantillo-Pete doing so he has kept the promise he day,” Ali said. Lathrop vs. Barbers, 6:25 - INike record. Ford and Craig Kusick in the third in Passman 69-21-48, Newt White with three hits each. Wes Naktenis-Ted Bantly- Matt Atwater had two made when he acknowledged his dull The champion was so pleased with Annulli vs. Economy, 7:30 • Nike American League Terry Forster and Clay Carroll ning enabled the Twins to defeat the Smith 67-17-50; Low gross display. Keston, Jim Flynn and Jeff Henry Karlinger 70-12-58, Meeting tonight doubles and four RBIs in his weight at the weigh-in that he HPMarket vs. Rockwell, 6:15 • East combined on a five-hitter in the first Royals. — Sher Ferguson 76, Blind O’Donnell matched the feat for Jim McCarthy-Rick the nightcap in support of M ^ it was not surprising that at a began prancing up and down to show Nebo w' L Pet GB game as the White Sox tagged Torrez Rangers 9, .Angels 0 bogey — Jim Moriarty 77, Little League officials Trudon. Matt Gayeski and Flynn West’s run falls short Lawrence-Harry winning hurler Craig news conference Ali made the most how slim he was — and went straight Scruse vs. Tommy’s, 7:30 ■ Nebo New York 21 12 .636 — with his fifth loss in nine decisions. A three-run double by Roy Howell Roy Riggott 77. will hold an important of his new weight. hammered homers for the losers. Weinstein-Tony Mattera Steuernagel. Brasa and through some temporary floorboards Tigers vs. Leopards, 6:15- Cheney Heavy rain showers and stomach class. Baltimore 18 15 .545 3 In the nightcap, Bucky Dent drove and a two-run homer by Tom Grieve SWEEPS - Gross - Ken meeting tonight at 8 “They will say, ‘This is not tb Bogner’s play Gartenhaus in Plain- 71-12-59, Tony Roberto- Ralph Maccarone each had taking about 20 members of his Carmen’s vs. Congo, 6:15 ■ cramps prevented Andy West from West attempted to break the world Boston ’ 15 18 .455 6 in Kelly with what proved to be the highlightec) a nine-run second inning Gordon 75, Sher Ferguson o’clock at the American Muhammad Ali we saw three w?^ ville Tuesday night. John Potter-Tom Heslin-Al two hits while centerfield retinue with him. Keeney reaching his endurance running goal record for miles covered in a 14-hour Detroit 14 17 .452 6 winning run in the fifth inning and that carried the Rangers to victory ’/6; Net — Dave Fraser 78- Legion Home. ago. How did he do it?’ Ober 71-12-59, Jack Dave Blake threw two For a moment Ali was trapped by Firemen vs. Savings, 6:15 - Brown’s Tires on the weekend around Cheney Tech period of 161 set by Ron Bentley in Milwaukee 13 16 .448 6 Carroll, who got credit for the win in over the Angels. 10-68, Joe Wall 80-10-70, “Well, I have a little secret. I take McMeekin-Jack Kearney- runners out at home. East some boards across his legs as the Robertson Chalking up two victories in where he’s a member of the senior Surrey, England in 1974. Cleveland 15 19 .441 6^ Frank Kiernan 78-8-70, A1 15 different kinds of vitamin a day, Joe Garbrous-Ron Neff 75- , is now 4-1, St. Paul 6-1. others scrambled to safety from the Gus’s vs. Holiday, 7:30 - Robert Women’s State League play Sunday West covered slightly over 1(X) Carmienke 83-13-70. no white sugar, just real honey, 16-59; Kickers - 76, 70, 78, six-foot drop of the temporary stage. son were Brown’s Tires. Victims were miles and achieved one of his goals, Weal MEMBER-GUEST - A sesame seeds, pupkin seeds and all But the champ was soon freed un Chorehes vs. Blue Muon, 8:45 - Barry’s, 12-0, as Barbara Startup money pledges to aid the Newington W L Pet GB Route-going jobs 79. Little League Gross — Frank Kiernan- types of stuff Dick Gregory put me — NET - Class A — Chris hurt. Robertson hurled a four-hitter, and Welcome Children’s Hospital. Several hunderd Kansas City 21 12 .636 Charlie Pickens 71, John Kearney 76-8-68, Jim Glen vs. Nelson, 6:15 - Fitzgerald Aboard, 4-1. The games were played dollars were pledged and more is Texas 21 13 .618 V4 Wilks-Roger Parrott 74; McCarthy 77-8-69; Class B Allied vs. Bogner, 7:30 ■ Fitzgerald in Meriden. National expected. Minnesota 18 16 .529 3Vk ‘new;’ with Redlegs Net — Marsh Warren-Rich COMING SOON! Frank’s vs. Fogarty’s, 8:45 - Startup also won the second game. Friday’s storm set West’s plan Chicago 16 16 .500 4M. - Glen Gould 78-12-66, Paul Sparked by a four-run inning, Marshall 59, Bill Skinner- Manchester’s Janet Guthrie failed Fitzgerald Judy Lauder, Sharyn Young and back when he had to wait 30 minutes. Oakland 15 23 .395 8tA NEW YORK (UPI) — Jack Billigham, who has won more Krull 79-12-67; Class C 4 Moriarty’s defeated Ed’s Arco Satur Lou Cianciulli 63,. Dick newest Marg Malone each collected two He had planned to cover seven miles California 15 25 .375 9t4 Ralph Golato 92-27-65, day at Buckley, 9-5. games than any other Cincinnati pitcher during the last three Hassett-Ken Tedford 63, base hits against Welcome. One of an hour. Walter Cox 86-16-70. autom obile State League Mike Eddy scattered six hits and seasons, believes the nature of the Reds’ staff is changing. Charles Boggini-Don Perry Young’s hits was a three-run homer FRONT NINE-A-Lee dealer Y to gain spot in 500 Launching State League play Sun 63, Roy Riggott-Bud Robbie Cowley collected three hits Billingham may have a difficult drove in five runs Sunday when the Yosha 37-5-32, Joe O’Brien in the first inning. Sunday’s Results Holigan 63, Jerry day at Fitzgerald Field, Bogner’s un for the MB’s. Eddy and Bob An- time convincing “Captain Hook,” Reds walloped the San Diego Padres 38-5-33; B— Gus Peters 39- Brown’s have now won seven of Chicago 3-4, Oakland 1-3 Fitzgerald-Fitzgerald 64; CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) - Janet Negotiations were underway loaded heavy artillery in outscoring dreana added two blows each and otherwise known as Manager Sparky 11-0. It was Billingham’s second com eight games and will take part in the Minnesota 3, Kansas City 1 Closest to pin — member— 7-32, Paul Krull 38-6-32, C - Harry Stickel’s Guthrie failed in her bid Sunday to during the weekend between Trudon’s in a twinbill, 10-8 and 12-10. Tom Shackner and Eric Stepper each Cleveland 2-8, Milwaukee 1-5 Anderson, but he says the Reds’ staff plete game of the season and the 20th Waltox 39-8-31, Don Wiley Rhode Island Memorial Day Tallwood Dave Kaye — 5 inches. become the first woman to compete speedway officials, her agents and The Packers collected 33 base hits came up with two hits in defeat Detroit 10, Baltimore 6 will soon be producing more com- shutout of his career. - 45-14-31. weekend tourney next. Guest — Rich Long 11 feet ; SUBURBAN MOTOR CAR INC. in the Indianapolis 500, but she may officers in an unnamed consumer with the losers getting 32 in the two MATCH PLAY Boston 7, New York 6 piete games. The Reds had only 22 The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated BACK NINE - A - Jeff go to the Charlotte Motor Speedway games. Longest drive — member— products company interested in her Scoring at least twice in each of the CLASSIC - First flight — Texas 9, California 0 (5) complete games all last season and the Houston Astros 6-5 in 10 innings, Sanborn 38-5-33, Chet 50 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester next Sunday fom the World 600. career. Randy Smith and Steve McAdam first four innings. Carter’s trimmed Robert Dalessio-Al Jankot have only six this season. Bill Green, guest — Bill (Rt. 83 on Mancheater-Talcottville town line) Maine triumph the Philadelphia Phillies edged the Mocep Wineze 40-5-35, Barney Agents for the 36-year-old New “I want to emphasize, though, that were perfect three-for-three at the Nichols, 11-4. plus 5, Tony Steullet-Bob Monday’s Games Four of those six have come in the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 in 11 innings, McHugh 40-5-35, Jim TEE to GREEN : Class York physicist have not confirmed they approached us rather than the plate In the first game with the latter MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - The Doug Whitaker, Chris Schaeffer Behling plus 5, Jeff Clarke- Cleveland (Eckersley 2-2) at the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the McCarthy 39-4-35, Jim WATCH FOR OUR A — Gross — Dot Sauer 65, her entry into the $250,000 Charlotte other way around,” Wheeler said. homering. Bob Kowalski added a University of Maine has won the and Mike Byam each had two hits for Roger Parrott -1, Stan Baltimore (Cuellar 2-3), N I Chicago Cubs 9-1 after a 6-5 loss, the Kearns 39-4-35; B — Glen 600, but (Charlotte Motor Speedway f NatipniarL^ Florence Barre 65; Net — GRANO OPENING! round tripper. Eastern (College Athletic Conference the Chevrolets and Paul Benson Markowski-Chick Gagnon - Detroit (Roberts 3-2) at Boston San Francisco Giants topped the Gould 39-6-33, Tony Rober Vice President and General Manager Tina Mikolowsky 62-18-40 “It’s very, very touchy and to tell the Best for Trudon were Frank Breen, Division I New England baseball starred defensively. George Hanlon 1; Second flight — Fran (Wise 1-3), N Atlanta Braves 1-0 in 10 innings after to 41-7-34, Elmer Riggott H.A. Wheeler acknowledged there is Class B — Gross — J«m truth, I don’t know what Is going to Karo Karakasian and Frank Gon championship and will return here homered for the Tiremen and Ricky Sullivan-Ray Paradise plus Milwaukee (Colborn 2-4) at New a 9-2 defeat and the Montreal Expos 41-7-34, Herb Delasco 41-7- a chance she will try for a slot. happen.” Reds’ last 11 games, however, and Schotta 69, Janet Shaw 69; zales, each with two hits. One of for the Eastern regionals Thursday. Millette had three hits including two 9, Ron Basile-Nick York (Figueroa 3-3), N downed the New York Mets 5-4, in 34, Pete Naktenis 41-7-34 ;C Billingham says, “Sparky is learning Net — Karen Parciak 65-25- Karakasian’s was a homer. The Black Bears from Orono won doubles. Pahoulis plus 6, Ted Kansas City (Bird 4-1) at Texas other National League games. — Jim Hall 43-11-32, Joe his starters can go all the way...he 40, Grace Shea 71-28-43. Ron Seplowitz, Bogner pitcher, suf the title by beating the University of International Blasko-Tony Kreipovich (Perry 4-3), N goes with who’s going well.” Expos 5, .Mels 4 Garbrous 41-9-32. fered a dislocated shoulder while Massachusetts twice Saturday, 4-3 in plus 2, John Barone-Fran BLIND HOLES - Class Sports slate Breaking a 7-7 tie with a run in the Chicago (Vuckovich 1-1) at Califor Billingham, who has posted Andre Thornton’s sacrifice fly and NET - A — Jan Harrigan diving back to first base. 10 innings, and 4-1. Bugbee plus 1; Third flight nia (Monge 1-1), N A — Forence Barre 45-10- Toll free successive 19-10, 19-11. and 15-10 a single by Gary Carter drove in two 99-21-78; B - Ellie Wineze last inning, the Oilers nipped the 35, Lynn Prior 44-9-35, — Dick Bottaro-Dick Minnesota (Redfern 1-1) at runs in the seventh inning and lifted Lawyers at Leber Field, 8-7. records and is 5-3 this season, pitched Agnes Romayko 45-10-35; 102-29-73, C— Connie Davis Monday Jaquith plus 9, Bob Oakland (Bosman 0-0), N a three-hitter and George Foster the Expos to their win over the Mets. W’iiid liuu t ul .Manchester Jim Buehler lashed out two of the Class B — Marilyn Warren 112-40-72. BASEBALL (girls) Oilers’ five hits. No player on the Livingston-Jack Oglesby loan info to plus 4, Bob Lukas-(Jary Wethersfield at Manchester at Windham Lawyers had more than one. It was No-hitter as MHS girls Devins plus 3, Bob I- Manchester, 3:30 Cheney Tech at Goodwin the Oilers’ first win in four starts and Bulkeley at East Tech the Lawyers are 0-3. Chambers-Frank Wojtyna----- Catholir, 3:15 4; Fourth flight — Norm homeowners GOLF tack defeat on Catholic Rocky llill at Cheney Pitching featured as Dairy Queen Wood-Clifford Keune plus This method of borrowing Tech, 3:15 East Catholic/Pulaski at has become so popular that Aquinas edged Boland Oil, 2-1. Each team 5, Jack Nicholson-Bob Rockville at Windsor Sophomore Doreen Downham hurled a no-hitter to lead Manchester High’s Russell plus 3, Walt How much literally tens of thousands Manrhester/Brittol Cen girls softball team to an 18-1 victory over crosstown East Catholic Saturday was limited to three hits. TED TRUDON of homeowners file appli Windsor Locks at South Kokoska-John Guard 0, TERM ITES I at Fitzgerald Field. . cations every year. 2 tral at Bulkeley Brian Galligan picked up the win in Windsor George McAlees-Don Kean Cheney Tech at Vinal An error, stolen base and throwing error resulted in the only East run in the relief and also homered and singled. RESEMBLE FLYINB ANTS AND BOTH EMERGE AT f t voiikwagen-p^ he/a u m 'W are you BIG MONEY LOANS Bolton at East Hampton 0; Fifth flight — John 1 Tech third inning. The Eagles drop to 5-5 with the setback. Tim Callahan had two hits as the THIS TIME OF YEAR, BUT AS SHOWN IN THESE SMALL PAYMENTS Lewis-Don Richardson l«ri Hansen, Sue Linsenbigler and Downham paced Manchester’s 21-hit at Oilers’s record fell to 1-3. The Queens ILLUSTRATIONS. THEY ABE DIFFERENT IN MANY WAYS. TENNIS SOFTBALL plus 6, Bob Jamison-Jim 646-1712 Route 83, Tolland Turnpike, Talcottville 649-2838 good for? Under this method a tack. The win for Downham was her eighth of the season and 10th in 13 are undefeated in four starts. homeowner can borrow any East Catholir at Hartford Windham at Manchester, Wagner plus 5, Ken Jarvis- Elbowed longer 3:15 decisions for the Silk Towners. Losing hurler Brian Steeley fanned Both pairt of SIraloM Now, homeowners any amount from $5,000 dollars Public (girls) Don Ponticelli plus 1, Rick wlnpa tame alze antennaq antennae bock wings East Catholic at St. Paul 13 batters. i ERPnIiB' 74 AUDI FOX where in Connecticut can up to $25,000 and some Borkowski-Stan Skiba 0. 2-Door, 4 speed, brown, 1974 1974 AUDI FOX call 1-800-882-6444. This times much more. This type excellent condition. 4-Door, standard, sui toll free number leads to loan permits for long term PORSCHE 914 roof, AM-FM. THE MONEY STORE, a payout, therefore payments 4 *4495 major leading institution can be as small as needed. .ffr-sivj.’’; ANT 2 liter engine, appearance only*4495 specializing in homeowner Bill Lee looked like he was hit by train group, alloy wheels, silver loans, where courteous ex DEBT CONSOLIDATION 72 VW BEETLE metallic. perts are available from The money can be used NEW YORK (UPI) - Bill U e Qreen, AM Radio, 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. daily, for any purpose at all in He came out of the brawl with a the 29-year-old Boston left-hander back and my left arm being pinned to “All this time I thought it was denies punching Lee. 70 VW FASTBACK looks as if he was hit by a train that Acluat siza Wi*lnch Thick waist Narrow walat '"v Actual alze V4-lnch Air Conditioning and up to 12 noon on cluding debt consolidation, left shoulder he can’t use, but with no wants to apologize to him. Nettles,” says Lee. “I’d like to ”I feel he’s merely a victim of Automatic, orange, low kept on going after it passed over my side. I could feel myself going ONLY 3600 Saturday, to analyze your payment of taxes, medical malice toward anyone. Since he apologize to him for assuming he was society,” Lee says. “ I have no mileage, AM-FM stereo. property equity plus your him, then turned right around, came The fight began in the sixth inning down but I had no way to stop the *2395 expenses, college tuition, makes his living throwing a baseball when Yankee outfielder Lou fall. I heard Nettles’ voice saying guilty without having any real proof. malice toward him. LMk, I wasn't For a Complete FREE Inspection by a MILES!!! income and repayment ca purchase of an automobile, back and hit him again. 74 AUDI lOOLS *1895 pabilities and tell you ex and the doctors say he probably Piniella, trying to score from second Tmjust trying to keep you out of the Yeah, he was the one who gave me trying to fight anyone. I was only Stete Certified Technlelen...Cell Now new furniture, or even for His left eye makes you flinch just won’t be able to pitch anymore this 2-Door, auto., power actly how much you can business purposes. base, rammed into Boston catcher fight.’ But someone kept qiauling me this eye, but in a way, I a sk ^ for it. trying to be the peace-maker. I’ve steering, air, silver borrow and what your pay to see how it’s encased in three living year, you’d think he’d be bitter at the been a pacifist all my life.” NO OBLIGATION colors, deep purple, olive green and Carlton Fisk at home plate following and grinding my shoulder into the “When I picked myself out of the metallic. Only 14,000 71 VW BEETLE ments should be. All con world, swearing vengeance at those a bloop single to right by Otto Velez. pile of players, 1 realized my career AARDVARK TERMITE CONTROL INC. Automatic, Orange versations are held in strict THE MONEY STORE, early twilight blue. His cheekbone is ground. I thought it was Nettles and miles. who did this to him, but he isn’t. Dwight Evans, Boston’s mighty- how hypocritical it was of him to be could be over and I became an A 17-game winner’ in each of the AMffate of fasiem Cfiamteaf tarvlM est confidence. with 19 offices, two in puffed the size of a breakfast biscuit *6495 *2295 Connecticut, is making this “Superficial blemishes,” he says armed right-fielder, fired the ball saying he was only trying to keep me emotional being. I went to throw a last three years, Lee hopes to be able V *4995 SECONDARY and it’s a good thing he shakes hands anytime anyone tries to com to resume his career next year. But MANCHimnitinnvnBviBn WILLIMANTIC i ivr MORTGAGE LOANS service available free of with his right one because he’d never home trying to nail Piniella. out of the fight.” left hand at Nettles and realized my charge, even though the call miserate with him over his visible in what if he can’t? 1975 VW BEETLE 1975 VW BEETLE 71 VW The figures quoted will, make it with his left. “I was backing up home plate,” But when Lee returned to Boston arm was missing. You know what I Yellow, 4-speed, er may have no intention juries. “Beauty goes skin deep; ugly thought to myself? I thought ‘okay, Lee shrugs and smiles. 4-speed, blue, AM radio, Sunroof Beetle, orange, be based on a highly popu of borrowing. So why not All these painful souvenirs of Lee says, “Now here is Velez running Saturday to see an orthopedic 646-0445 ^ 423-1336 low mileage 4-spd., AM radio. goes all the way to the bone.” across the mound toward home plate. specialist, his wife, Mary Lou, told guys, put me out of my misery.’ And low, low mileage lar method of borrowing, find out “how much you Thursday night’s free-for-all between which allows homeowners are good for.” The toll The one supposed to have inflicted I ran out and cut him off before he him she had been watching the game that’s what Nettles did. He popped “If it turns out 1 can t play *3195 •2195 the Boston Red Sox and New York all the damage upon Lee was Yankee ALSO GALL US FOR PEST PROOLEMS *3295 to caslvjn on the equity of free number to call is 1-800- got to the plate. That’s the.last thing on TV, and it wasn’t Nettles who had me one. This eye you see is my red anymore,” he says laughing, "then m their homes without selling. 882-6444. Yankees at Yankee Stadium have third baseman Graig Nettles, but Lee I’ll become a peanut farmer in done a curious thing to Bill Lee. I remember. I felt! had Velez in a jumped on his back and mauled him, badge of courage.” isn’t angry with him at all. In fact, headlock, then I felt someone on my but Mickey Rivers. Fine, but What about Rivers, who Plains, Ga.’’ i PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING MattALLi, ftiancnesier, conn., mon.. May M, iii(tt
TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 24,1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN LEGAL NOTICE Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Salt 23 Homes For Sale 23 SOUTH WINDSOR Large MANCHESTER - New 5 1/2 MANCHESTER - Executive related non-family Arsons for dance with the Apartments seven room Split on treed lot. room L Ranch, two baths, home, prestigious area. The Planning and Zoifing public, usually with large AUTO BODY fireplace, custom kitchen, Commission will hold public lodging purposes. Where the regulations in effect at the Call owner, 289-5153. Panoramic western view. areas for the parking of REPAIRMAN brick front. Established Two acre lot. Four bedrooms, hearings on June 7. 1976 at zoning allows the renting of time of constrilction. automobiles. Herald We have an opening for an GRACIOUS Four bedroom residential neighborhood, low two fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, rooms the relationship of 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal ROOMING HOUSE - A GROUP DWELLINGS - experienced combination Colonial, center hall, formal 40's. Hayes Corporation, 646- priced below replacement Building to hear and consider house or other building which householder and renter shall Add to the definition: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING autobody repairman. We dining room, living room with 0131. value. Paul W. Dougan, the foilowing: has been converted so that have a connotation of host and “designed and built in ac operate on an incentive fireplace, new kitchen with Realtor, 643-4535. Add: various rooms within the guest, and shall not have a cordance with the Group system, apply Stan microwave oven, trash com BRAND NEW spacious seven room Ranch. Ideal floor plan. HOTEL — A commercial house or building are made connotation of landlord and te Dwelling regulations in effect Ozimek. pactor, etc. paneled rec room, MANCHESTER - Near building or groups of buildings separate and private residen nant. The room or rooms oc at the time of construction.” PHONE 643-2711 beautifully treed lot. 646-1189. kitchen adjoins family room Glastonbury, price reduced ARTICLE II Section 9.01.05 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD LYNN & TIM I. with fireplace. Sliding glass more than $10,IX)0 on this large originally designed and built tial units with separate or cupied by the renter shall not Sar/lees Ottered 31 Senrlcea Offered 3 1 Painting-Papering 32 Bullding-Conirtcling 33 change to: EAST HARTFORD - im door to good sized deck off nine .room, five bedroom for the purpose of providing communal washing and be furnished with separate Happy 1st Anniversary family room, professionally Hotel, Motel, with not less MORIARTY RROS. maculate, 7 room split, move- Colonial. Oversized 2-car gar sleeping accommodations for cooking facilities, and leased cooking facilities. landscaped. Extras! $55,500. age, 3/4 acre lot. Must be REWEAVING bums, holes. TRUCKING - Odd jobs - HOUSE PAIN'HNG - Quality TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY than 16 rentabie sleeping ac 301 Center St. in condition, 3 bedrooms, one hire, primarily used for tran or rented to unrelated persons APARTMENTS - Change INDEX (one month) and half baths, living room, Call Peterman Realty and seen. Priced to sell now In the Zippers, umbrellas repaired. moving large appliances, work, reasonable prices. (?all Carpentry and general con sients who are lodged with or the definition to: commodations. ADVERTISING Manchaitsr Window shades, Venetian cleaning cellars, attics, yards. for estimate. 646-1800. for dwelling purposes. NOTICES ADVERTISING dining room, heavy shrubbed Building Company. 649-9404 or 70’s. R. Zimmer, J. D. Real tracting. Residential and without meals. RENTING OF ROOMS - A building containing more ARTICLE II Section 14 - 644-8659. Estate Company, 646-1980 or blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Also stone, loam, gravel commercial. Whether it be a 1 - Loit and Found DEADLINE yard. Low 40’s. B/W Realty, Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- MOTEL — A hotel designed The sharing of an ownerT than 2 separate dwelling units Add “Rooming Houses" as a 2 — Perionalt RATES 647-1419. 646-3778. delivered. 644-1775, 644-9532. PAINTING - paper hanging, small repair job, a custom prohibited use. Delete "Over 3 — Announcemenli ; 12:00 noon the day before BOLTON - Ranch with first 5221. steam cleaning, commerial built home or anything in to accommodate the traveling occupied domicile with un designed and built in accor- •••••••tVAAA************** CONSTRUCTION- Immediate night Cabins" as a prohibited 4 — Enlertalnmenl ' 1 day . lOe word per day publication. openings. No experience SANTINA DRIVE - Five room floor family room with built- SCREENED LOAM for sale, and residential. Call R. between, call 646-1379, 5 — Auction! Help Wanted 13 IMPECCABLE is the word to CUSTOM DRAPERIES - Hebert, 644-0642. Frre es •••••••••••••••••••••••••• use. 3 days . .64 word per day Deadline for Saturday and required. Good salary, paid expandable Ranch, fireplace, ins, fieldstone fireplace, three describe this seven room $40. per load, delivered. 646- Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. made very reasonable, work timate. ZONING MAP REVISION FINANCIAL 6 days . .84 word pac day training, plus many benefits. breezeway, garage, large bedrooms, dining room, walk home featuring a 17'x23’ first 3109. Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnay 34 8 Bondf-Stockt-Mortgages aranteed, call anytime, 649- CBD ZONE 26 days . .74 w^rd par day HANDYMAN needed for con Enlistment required. Ages 17- treed lot. Hutchins Agency, out basement, garage, large floor family room with 9 — Pertonal Loans private lot. $49,900. Philbrick QUALITY Refinishing - 199 INSIDE - Outside painting. 10 — Insurance 15 words, $2.00'iTilnlmum valescent home. Ability to 35. Call U.S. ARMY, at 643- 646-3166. fireplace, four bedrooms, BIDWELL Home improve For the purpose of clarifica PLEASE READ Agency, Realtors 646-4200. Forest Street, Manchester. Special rates for people over ment Co. Expert installation GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT Happy A d a ...... $2.15 Inch follow orders and do minor 9462. fireplaced living room, cen tion the east and west limits EMPLOYMENT YOUR AD repair work necessary. Hour DRESSMAKING, hems and Custom upholstering, caning 65. Fully insured. Estimates of aluminum siding, gutters Genctai ntvenui- Snaring provtM i fundi direcHr to
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AutOM For Solo t i Autos For Solo gf Autos For Solo 81 Autos For Solo 81 Answer to Previous Puzzle HEI6HT t iTEieHT B ir d ^ W.=1 Charles M. Schultz CHART W £ L L , H O W SI ii SPRING Dear Abby ACROSS 54 Shame (It.) •T* UB UMM FM O i-M ri •< d a 1 Birds, in 55 Burmese wood w ABOUT THATI general (zool.) sprite H6 A6O0T ’ SPECIALS 5 Diving bird 56 Table scraps .RlCHAKP M06V?i ❖ 8 Web-footed I'M A FOOT- By Abigail Van Buren DOWN bird 1975 CHRYSLER 12 Net 1 Moslem prince Newport CUNtom Hardtop. 4- a n d - a - h a l f 13 Low haunt (var.) Door, factory air conditioning, 14 Biblical weed 2 Clothed tinted glaai, power ateerlng, 15 Being (Latin) 3 Jewish ascetic UNDFRHFifiHT! power brakes, automatic and DEAR ABBY: You are an ignorant woman for giving 16 Pub drink 4 That girl songbirds 34 Slight hollow many more extraa. Carriee your approval to a traditional church wedding for a 17 Operatic solo 5 6th Jewish 20 Bird with 36 Stylish balance of Chrysler warranty. 23-year-md "bride” who was being married for the first time 18 Summer (Fr.) month iridescent 37 Wandering TnMei 5-j.n and who admitted to having had an illegitimate child. She 19 Large plants 6 African river feathers 36 Treaty group said it was her “heart's desire,” and even asked if her 21 Bills of lading 7 Leg joint 23 Mexican staple (ab.) *447S (ab.) 8 Depot (ab.) food 40 Classifies M M T O f 4 6 H illegitimate child could be her flower girl, and you said yes 22 Income (Sp.) 9 Bird's song 25 Baltimore----- 43 Small 1974 CHRTSLBI songbird m m rnoF BY DICK CAVAUI Sebrlng Sundance 2-Door Hard* to t ^ t , which was also ridiculous. 24 Plates of sheet 10 Ascended 27 Female saints 11 Boy's name 44 Greek letter top. Air conditioning, automatic, I have ho doubt that you would also approve of a Iron (Fr.) (ab.) 28 Nuisance 45 Bird's home powei steering, vinyl roof, PRE-MEMORIAL SALE traditional church wedding for a girl who was only 26 College (pi.) I'M NOT AFRAID officials 19 Brilliant- 33 Hawk used in 48 Body of water low mileage. ■ " T O L C O K six-months pregnant simply because it was her "heart's 26 Parenthesis, colored hunting 50 Stir Mickey Finn — Morrie W eiu IN THERE... STILL IN PROGRESS desire." (ab.) 1 r r T ~ r - 7 S” io 11 WATCH MB.' *3075 What about the standards set up byva conventional 29 Small rug 0 . o/W*1Afv7 30 Son of Gad \ i 13 14 S-2* HE'S SUCH A SW E E T ^ VDU HAVE NO IDEA HOW va& uxK RSNfWlJR i I 1974 nTMMITH STILL LAUGHING . (Bib.) PERSON... AND HE'S 5AH... RELIEVED I FELT, MICKEV— Custom Satellite Station Wagon. 31 Lifetime 15 16 t? m U L —I'L L RUN ALOt tH A N K YOU TERRIBLY CONCERNED ^ KNOW/ WHEN HE TOLD M E YOU WOU) IN IN Air conditioning, power steering, 32 School sign NOW—ANO I'LL LET FOR EVERV- ABOUT DAD. BE ABLE TO HELP/ HERE/ HERE.' , power brakes, automatic, radio, DEAR LAUGHING: Enjoy your laugh, but I weep for (coll.) IT ti 21 VOU 7WO ENJOY THE THING, MR. new tires, low mileage. one who values the opinion of a "conventional society” 33 Lines of ------CREIGHTON. persons 22 24 T\ above the feeUnga of a bride who would harm no one by 35 Diacritical *3375 realixbig her heart’a desire. mark 1976 PINTO WAGON 38 More rational 29 1974 PLYMOUTH 1976 MUSTANG II 39 Comes close Satellite 4*Ooor Sedan. Air con NEW ENGLAND SPECIAL DEAR ABBY: I am a junior high school teacher. 2-Door Hardtop. Cruliomatic, waYu Y a ete^ y 1 found a crumpled note written by one of my 41 Ancient times 31 ditioning. automatic, power Urea, powar alaaring, powtr brakaa, Cruiaomatic, nuaw tlraa, radio, ac 42 Playground aleeringl power brakes, radio. students. It read. 36 3T radio) ltd. aditlon pkg. cent group, atylad atael nutwela A equipment 33 U 46 Golf instructor trim rlnga. Hi. Tina; 8 r Yesterday Nancy and I skipped school. We went to her 47 High cards Anllquoi *3575 SAVING'S house and watched television. Her mother works which 49 Fish eggs 42 44 Aportmonto For Ront 53 Homos for Rent 54 Business lor Rent 55 SPECIAL 50 Three-banded 1974 TOYOTA makes it nice. When 1 went home at 4 o'clock my mother armadillo Corolla 2-Door. 29,000 milea, one v r 49 50 FURNITURE - Rugs, pain told me ^ a t the school had telephoned to find out why I 51 Musical sound NEW SUPER deluxe two MANCHESTER- Large six FOR RENT - Connecting or owner, automatic, console, radio. tings, pewter, doll;, cracks, bedroom townhouse in 2- room duplex, full basement separate front room offices. was aW nt. Lucky for me, my mom said that I was home 52 Latin K) 53 A real cream puff. conjunction Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer lamps, etc. Now accepting family, 11/2 baths, carpeting, and garage, two children, no 953 Main Street. Call 643-4846. 1976 MAVERICK DEMO 1974 MUSTANG 2+2 sick. consignments, for June auc A real aharp ear. Faaturaa Include (pi) 5T s6 56 appliances, sunken living pets. 3225. Unheated, Mr. A car truly worth acting and driving, Abby, a child skipped school, and her mother lied to 53 Fender mishap 24 tion. M 4 - ^ . room, patio, basement gar Blanchard, 646-2482. *3875 automatic tranamlaaion, poiuar THAT'S WHAT YOU MANCHESTER - Unique cylindar, automatic, powar protect her. This type of thing is very discouraging. What (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN < U Y I t Y t h e m w e atetring and powar brakaa. A 4- 3 age, convenient residential space available, 700’-1,000’ ataarlng,aaring, powar brakaa and AM-FM THINK! SHE WANTS 1973 IMPERIAL door beauty. is happening to the integrity of people today? YOU I CAN HAVE SHAKER Number 3, armless location. Adults. Available, EIGHT ROOM Older zoned industrial. Ideal for 4*Door Hardtop. Air conditioning, atarao. #1'79 UPSET TEACHER A TROMBONE! y— 2 rocker, without webbing, PIKERIyS' SOME July 1st, 3280. 649-0311. Colonial, Fireplaces. large small business. 3200 per power steering, power brakes. PEACE stamped Mt. Lebanon, natural lawn, parking area. month, heat, and light in LoadedI One owner, low mileage. SAVE wood. Only serious offers con *3295 DEAR TEACHER: There have always been mothers A M D V Appiiances. No children, pets. cluded, Hayes Corporation, who would lie to cover up for their cblldren, and there sidered. Call 649-1022. Working aduits, 643-2880. 646^)131. Win at Bridge = ^ Q U I E T . y *3475 1975 GRANADA GHIA always will be. But I believe they are in the minority. Most Wonterl to Buy 49 RENTAL OFFICiE 1073 VW SUPEH BEETLE mothers would have told the truth and let their child suffer GLASTONBURY - Small five OFFICE SPACE for rent at 1973 DUSTER Revolutionary rad. V-8 angina, DAMATO ENTERPRISES Coupe. 6 cylinder, automatic, Qraaii, 4-cyllndar angina, 4-i paad the consequences. Large variety of Apartmenti and room house with closed-in Manchester Green, call 649- automatic 4-Door, powar ataarlng, OLD DOLLS WANTED - Will power steering, radio, air con tranamlaaion, radio. Only 16,048 Short club places contract Townhouiei throughout porch, two bedrooms, den, 5201 or 742-7883. powtr brakaa, radio, vinyl top. #223. pay 365 and up for Bisque and Manchester. living room, eat-in kitchen< ditioning, 45,000 miles. mlloa. Excaltent condition. #197 DEAR ABBY: A few months ago my best friend asked chma dolls. Also buying old AmM; Office lovely area, 3275. Lease, me to be her maid of honor, and of course I was delighted. I 9at 10-3, 8und9y.li-3 MANCHESTER - Two stores, cast iron and tin toys.'Call 875- security, references required. M295 •2395 live in Iowa and the wedding will take place in CaUfomia, 4 S48-1021 on busy Main Street. 800 *3195 NORTH (Dl South would respond one 7356. Call 1-224-8792 anytime, square feet each. 3200. which is where she lives. 240 N*w State Road 1973 FORD *AJ74 h eart,' North raise to two monthly. Warren E. Howland, Nothing was mentioned about who would pay my plane hearts and South would make ATTENTION Veterans - MANCHESTEP Oran Torino 4*Door Sedan. Blue, V J 10 8 2 (D tVb 3< MA ir< 1 M Fttc U S Pal 0» MANCHESTER - Five rooms, Realtors, 643-1108. automatic, power steering, air fare, so I n e s s I am expected to pay it. We are both either eight or nine tricks." Wanted - German WWII, hats, 3300 per month. Children ♦ 72 uniforms, daggers, medals conditioning, one owner. BUY YVOlking girls, and I doubt if her parents can foot the bill for *AK4 Oswald: "We have had so accepted, no pets. Call J.D. my transportation, alriiough they are putting on the Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence etc. Call 872-7522. Real Estate, 646-1980. WEST E.AST many questions about the so- *1995 wedduig and the plans are quite lavish. *10 9 5 *KQ83 calM short club that it seems MANCHESTER - Five rooms Should 1 write and mention my plane fare? Or do you B E F O R e MANCHESTER - Large 4 1/2 OFFICE SPACE 1972 CHRYSLER NdW V A64 ♦ 53 worthwhile to devote some ar second floor, hospital area, room apartment, newer 2- SAVE think I should just assume that I'm expected to pay it ♦KJ963 ♦ Q104 ticles to the bid. I was one of A N P A F P E R stove, refrigerator, garage. FOR RENT Town & County Station Wagon. A myself? When she asked mS to be her maid of honor she said THE miRAClB family house, garage, 3200. real clean, sharp vehicle loaded *J7 ♦ Q 10 8 5 the young experts of the Thir □ RENTALS Quiet couple, no children, no 2S0 sq u are fee t, c e n te r of I that her parents were buying the gowns for the girls in the N E E P E P TO Call J. D. Real Estate, 64fr and priced to sell. SOUTH ties who developed it. Since PRO PU CE A pets. 3185. Utilities extra. 646- 1980. Manchester, air conditioning and I Yreddh^ party, but we woiud have to buy our own shoes. * 6 2 2320, 9-11 a.m. parking. Call 643-9551. DILLON SALES & SERVICE that time it has changed very k/ew fO tti Rooms lor Rent 52 Hurry your reply, ♦ KQ97 I litUe." *3575 NEEDS TO KNOW ' ♦ASS Jim: "There are two things TALCOTTVILLE - Vernon. Iirfiln l«)i fir littirid 1972 DATSUH *9632 ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Five room apartment, 3185. FORD to know about it. The first is rooms, single |S6., double 369. M it t U i Hit Wait Ml Model P11-510 4*Door Sedan. 4 DEAR NEEDS: Since nothing was mentioned about Both vulnerable Security, lease, no pets. Call BEAUTIFUL store, heated, cylinder, radio. A special i^t that it is not a forcing bid. plus tax, continental 644-0565 or 742-9784. your ptanelare, it’s safe to aasume that you are expected to Partner can pass. If he does breakfast, maid service, color 707 Main Street, Manchester. 319 Main St. pay your own way. If ahe eenda you a ticket, it will be a Business lor Rent 55 523-7047. 643-2145 West North Eait Sooth pass and you have to play one TV, utilities, parking. Call, MANCHESTER, one bedroom pleaaant anrpriie. 646-2300. M495 club with a three-card suit, it apartment available at the TWO - Professioonal Offices - OFFICE SPACE- 117 East 1* Pass 1V is not a fate worse than death. Tneresa. Excellent location First floor, excellent business Center Street, approximately MANCHESTER Pass 2 ♦ Phss Pass The second thing l^learn ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, on Main Street, Located on Pass shower bath, private n- location, all facilities, 500 square feet^ Parking, air- about it is that you don't open the bus line across from shop parking, rent reasonable. 649- conditioning. Will decorate. PLYMOUTH, INC. Opening lead — J * a three-card club suit when trance, free parking. Apply ping, bank and church. Price 195 Spruce Street. 1680, 649-3549. 646-8282. Rt. 83, Talcottvilla Astro-graph you have a five-card suit in includes wall-to-wall carpet, your hand. You only open a air-conditioning, all $ $ $ $ MANCHESTER - Room with By BERNICE BEDE 080L short club when you don't appliances. Ideal for elderly Autos For Sale $1 Autos For Sale 61 kitchen privileges, parking, person or couple. 3195 per 643-2708 By Oswald & James Jacoby have any really good bid.” DONT WORRY. I AIN'T SO SURE, OOP.' $25. Available June 1st. On bus month. No pets. Damato MONA! WE' " THOSE JASF^EBS ARE line. Call 69-3009 between 5-8 Oswald: "In the earliest MAKE rr/ 6AINING ON US-' Enterprises. 646-1021. Scranton Super Sale For TuotUay, May 25,1978 M p.m. days of contract bidding North 226 CHARTER OAK St. - ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) For SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) would open one spade. South Several readers have asked ROOM FOR rent - will give three room furnished apart thOkfiext few days be sure your You have a tendency today to respond one notrump and the us if we favor light, third-hand meals for errands. Call 649- ment, second floor, utilities, LEASING 1976 ASTRE spending doesn't exceed your shift the blame for your mis hand would play there. South opening bids. 5459. income. Also, think twice takes to companions and would make exactly seven The answer is that we try to parking. No pets. 3M weekly. before making any loans. Security. 649-1746. associates. If you make any tricks. No one would have maintain the same minimum LIGHT Housekeeping room DAILY • MONTHLY • LONG TERM 2-Door T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) boners, admi) it. seen that the hand belonged in r^uirem ents for our opening for rent. Stove, refrigerator MANCHESTER - Available 2 barrel, 144 cu. Inch 4 Don't enter into any SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. two hearts." bids of one In all positions. and linens provided. 801 Main July 1st. Three bedroom All our makes and models are now available for leasing cylindar angina. agreements at this time that 21) Pace yourself wisely today, Jim: "Today almost any In other words, art opening Street, 649-9879. you/have doubts about. It's •••••••••••••••••••••••••• duplex in newer two-family 878x13 w.t.w. tlraa, mentally and physically. Taking good player would open the bid is an opening bid in any arrangements. wiser to back off graciously on more than you can handle in A home. Spacious living room cuatom whatl covert, North hand with one club. position. Aportmonto For Rent 53 with dining area. Fully than to saddle yourself with either department is a mistake. 4 tpaad tranamlaaion, something (hat's wrong. carpeted. Includes AM radio, body tide CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. .-c tv 0 WE HAVE customers waiting DAILY RENTALS from $10 PER DAY GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Any Bdrry’* World ______appliances. Heat not included. molding. 19) Don't manage things for for the rental of your apart 3280 per month. No pets. serious problems today are apt ment or home. J.D. Real others today unless you're.In Security deposit and to be self-inflicted. Avoid vited to do so. which isn't very The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions Estate Associates, Inc. 646- erratic actions that could cost 1980. references required. 647-9936 5 year or 60,000 mile engine guarantee. likely. Just tend to your own or 649-2003. you money or time. garden. LOOKING for anything in real LEASING Mfg. List Price *3620.85 CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQ U ARIU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) .... JU S T FEED 3 ROOM, heated, furnished You may jeopardize a w h a t c o AND TAUK 'WELL- estate rental - apartments, It will take full strokes, not half > y o u HELLO, , apartment. Private en S A V E *4 0 0 friendship today by behaving measures. to accomplish.your EVER 150 TO N i c e TO THEM, homes, multiple dwellings, no b e a u t i f u l ! Y trances. No children, no pets. cooify toward an old pal, too aims today. Don't quit when the KEEP YOUR WILMA / fees. Call J.D. Real Estate attentive toward a new one. PLANTS SO Associates, Inc. 646-1980. References. Security deposit. end is in sight. 643-4860. 872-9145 ROUTE 83, VERNON 643-1181 Treat everyone equally. HEALTHY SPECIAL PRICE * 3 2 2 0 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) •? PRESIDENTIAL Village LEO (July 23-Aug. ^2) This is Usually you're quite forgiving, FOUR ROOM apartment, se one of those days when you apartments, near churches cond floor, utilities furnished, but today you may make a big and shopping area, no pets. might try to skirt your respon issue over trivial matters. Try to ^ (' Please call 646-2623. elderly couple preferred. Call SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. sibilities rather than face them keep everything in perpective. 649-9^. heaef-on. Those tactics won't CHARTER OAK BUICK R O U n 63, VERNON work. MANCHESTER GARDENS- 30 LOCUST STREET - Second Your Two bedroom duplex, in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Just floor, four room apartment, "CONNECTKUrS STILL IN THE 872-9145 beautiful country setting. (OWer etiiU May 30th) 643-1181 because another may not Birthday heated, security, 3220. 6 ^ n e w e st agree wholeheartedly with your Includes heat, hot water, 2426, 9-5. appliances, and parking. 3189- ACORN ideas is no reason to think this May 25, 1976 BUICK person wrong. You both have a 3199. monthly. Superintendent Conditions having an effect MANCHESTER - Attractiveiy STAGE USED CJWS WMTED WE PAY $15 for complete point. 646-0090, Robert C. White upon your work or career will paneled, four rooms, stove, DEALER Top prlcaa paid. Call At at junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland OLDSMOBILE - 1968 Del- Born Loser — Art Sansom Company, 236-5961. Equal but Ready To Auto Body, 528-1990. mont, CTeat condition, depen LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be be unusual and promising this housing. refrigerator, carpeting, references. No pets. 3175. 646- Achieve CATALANO’S AUTO dable, loaded with extraa, air- wary of a proposition that year. Be ready to take advan 3167, 228-3540. PARTS Department now open conditioner, am/fm stereo, might be offered you today. It tage of circumstances that 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment, plea TALL OAK SALES Saturdays. Complete line of etc. Call 633-3495. could have far too many strings suddenly shift uniquely. sant location, appliances, Chrysler parts'. Chorches attached. heat, hot water. Working FIVE ROOMS, heat, stove, ® 1976byN€A. Inc. refrigerator, utilities in STATURE 64B-B322 Motors. 649-36M. '* 1972 Plymouth Satellite adults. No children, nets. M3- Sebrlng Bugs Biinny — Heimdahl and Stoffel 2880. cluded, third floor. Reliable, Symbolic Plus with chrome I know there's nothing illegal about that new middle-aged adults preferr^. 1971 PLYMOUTH Satellte wheels. $1000. 875-!Q19) racket of yours but don't you feel a wee bit guil of our Sebrlng, auttmatic, power ROCKVILLE - Three room No pets. Security, references, THIS DWIPPING ty using it?" 647-1619, 646-2125. Resort Property steering, am/fm stereo radio, WHATfe YER PROBLEM, apartment, with heat, hot Name! Moloreycloo-Bleycloo 84 RJDDSY ? THIS IS M V^ FAUCET IS For Rent 56 6 cylinder, good conditipn, water, stove, refrigerator, economical transportation. DWIVING ME- 3165. Adults only. No pets. FOUR ROOM apartment, two Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick bedrooms with garage. LAKE KANASATKA - $1,400. Call 646-21M after 5 MOTORCYCLE Insurance - EANANAS.' Security deposit. Parking for p.m. Lowest rates available. "Sun one car. Call 646-7690. Security, no pets. Cagl Mfr 'Moultonboro, New 3414. Hampshire. Lakefront cot ny Day” coverage. Exclusive WELL INSTEAD OF NETRA Agent. Clarke Agen AFTER yoURE THE AD MEN tage, sleeps five. Completely 1975 FORD MusUng II Ghia, BE HOOKED ON ANNOUNCIN' W O U LD 'V E LUXURY 3 bedroom V-8, automatic, custom in cy, 643-1126. townhouse, basement, 2 1/2 FIVE ROOM Duplex, two furnished, screened-in porch, R16HT THE AIDVIE, : A SHORT AD BROKEN INTO children accepted, three sundeck, private beach, float, terior, vinyl roof, 17,000 miles. baths, swimming, tennis; air- 1972 YAMAHA 100 - i^ u ilt BACK'- THE? INCREASE COW IN' UP TKE SI6N1N' bedrooms, large living room dock. Great fishing. $3,695. 646-5763, after 8 p.m. AFTER conditioning, caipeting, July motoo and transmission/mai THE ARS.' THE 'THEY OU6HTA O F THE occupancy, Buckley School and kitchen, appliances, 11/2 Conveniently located in Lakes THIS L A S T HOUR \ADM IT THEY’RE DECLARATION baths, sundecK, carpeting, 1974 PLYMOUTH Duster, 19,- chain ■ and front and ba» district, 528-8251. Region area. $175. weekly. MES5A6E THEY DO MORE INTERRUPTIN' OF 2 3285. Large yard. No pets. Call Cromwell, 635-0457 after 000 miles, V-8, automatic, sprockets, also nqw front and Available July 1st. 646-7705. 4:30 p.m. power steering. Excellent back brakes. $225. Call 64+ CELLIN' THAN I THE AD# WITH INDEPENDENCE MANCHESTER - Four room 0317 after 4:30. TELUN'/ A BRIEF- WITH A duplex, 1 1/2 baths, washer- condition. 569-3528 or 633-2824. This Funny World EAST HARTFORD - TENNIS, POOL, Golf and P R O a R A W ! COMMERCIAL L’il Sport — Wirth dryer hook-ups, appliances, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - FOR BAaPOINTS! cellar and attic, garage, Mayberry Village - attractive fishing, Mt. Snow area. 1972 PLYMOUTH s'atelllte Specializing in low cost t h a t 'l l t a k e c a r e o ' VA private yard, no utilities, four room apartment, inquire Modem chalet, sleeps eight. Sebrlng Plus with chrome HAVE YA GOT 17 Indian Hill Street, East let's Available by week or month, wheels and hijacker shocks; coverage for over 10 years. A SPONGE ? 'TIL I C'N MAKE ei*n 5 - 2 4 adults, security. 3245 monthly, Binding authority. Crockett MtNeighl 8y*4n 643-0108 after 5 p.m. Hartford. Get reasonable rate. Call Mr. $1,300. Phone 875-9219. p e r m a n e n t Brown, 646-2830, evenings. Agency, Inc., 643-1577. DPOAit?< MANCHESTER - First floor, MODERN Attractive four Acquainted 6464)557. 1968 PLYMOUTH Valiant, room apartment, heat, new brakes, new battery, good HONDA, 1975, CB360, 4 three or four rooms, newly appliances, laundry facilities, VACATION RENTAL- West condition. $750. Call 643-fm. excellent condition. $950 firm. redecorated, heat, hot water, Call 643-9387. stove, and cooking fuel. Quiet, garage, 3235, 643-4884. brook, Conn., new five-room Ranch in quiet area, three 1973 TOYOTA Corona station convenient location. 3200 SUZUKI- Duster, 1971, new monthly, security and MANCHESTER - Main. Two bedrooms, fireplace, fully wagon, automatic, vinyl roof, and three room apartment, carpeted, short walk to steel belted tires. $2,800 or hop up kit, many extras. $325. references. Write box TT, Call ^-0346. EADACHE Manchester Herald. heat, hot water, appliances, MIC private beach and tennis best offer. 633-9024. PILLS ' private bath, parking. 523- courts. $150 per week. Call 7047. 5FPN50R MANCHESTER - Newer 742-9408 after 6 p.m. Available 1966 MERCURY Com et, Comporo-Trolloro KINO „ three bedoom, duplex, June-September. needs some work, 91 Lyness Mobile Homoo 68 OEORGE? townhouse, half of two family. 2 1/2 ROOM Apartment, 3175. Street, Manchester. 649-7^7. 1 U Hrq U S Pal ON i-iY monthly. Fully furnished, 3 6 / 3 6 1973 ELKART Traveler. 30'. Within walking distance to 36 MONTHS OR 36,000 MILES schools and shopping, price in wail-to-wall carpetiig. □ a u t o m o t i v e 1974 VEGA GT, excellent con Sth wheel, 18' awning, $6,500. Inciudes all appliances^ and MECHANICAL INSURANCE COVERAGE dition, inside and out. Asking Will consider selling truck. cludes, 1 1/2 baths, wall-to- FOR NEW CAR BUYERS Short Ribs — Frank Hill wall carpeting, all appliances. utilities. Centraily located. $2,400. Call 647-9615 between f Call 974-0142 after 9 p.m. Security required. 649-2252, Autoo For Solo 61 9 p.m. Private entrances and full- THE KINS WANTS WR.CHOPl'P'rHE »MOUS w ell, NO- BANK REPOSSESSION -1969 VtXI'VE MAPS SOME - C T D basement. Available June 1st. NEED CAR? Credit bad? fSA-THER SERIOUS 'JOUTDSEEMR.CHOP. TAX consultant ? Shown by appointment only. FOUR ROOM apartm ent, PONTIAC, GTO, 1969. Chevy motor home on Dodge chassis, MISTAKES O N ^U R convenient location. Bus. June Bankrupt? Repossessed? 396 engine, many other extras. 25' with air-conditioner, No pets. 3280 per month. Honest Douglas accepts INO SM ETw FRETURNS, Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. 1st occupancy. Security Needs paint. Best offer takes generator, special suspeniion required. 3160 monthly. Call CHARTER OAK BUICK | lowest down, smallest . it. 64^190. and many other extras. Needs 568-1054. payments. Douglas Motors, some work but can be bought ' AMD MOW, FOR TH E FIMAL, ONE BEDROOM aparti'nent, 81 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER (open eves.) 64S-457I § 3«M ain. (f) I9T6 McNu«U 8]twl., I> 5-2+ heat included close to bus line 1967 CHEVROLET Impala 4- right. Can be seen at Vehicles THANK GOODMESS, BOUT and shopping. Ideal for cou LARGE SIX room apartment, Exit 93 off 1-86 & Routu 15, Next to Agwoy, one block door. 72,000 original miles. Unlimited, Route 6, Columbia O N T H E C A R D /" upstairs. Spruce Street, near From Caldor's, Juit 8 minutes from Downtown Hartford. >; 1M7 CADILLAC DeVille, run Excellent running condition. between 9 am. and 8 p.m., ,c ' 'I don’t care if he did make them himself, ple. 3195 monthly, plus securi ning condition, clean, ty deposit. 646-8352. schools. Inquire Box S, New shocks, transmission, Monday-Thursday. Bids I feel like a dam fool!' ’ Manchester Herald, damaged front end. $600 firm. tires. Receipts upon request. should be submitted to Mr. 6464309, 646-4362. $500 firm. 648-5580. King at the above address. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 24, 1976 Obituaries Karen Quinlan taken off of respirator Mrs. John Kelly Miss Ethelyn C. Gibson Mrs. Alia M. Tapley TOLLAND — Mrs. Alice Dimlow Mrs. Ada M. Tapley, 88, of West Miss Ethelyn C. Gibson, 77, of 23 MORRISTOWN, N.J. (UPI) - Kelly, 59, of Crystal Lake Rd. died Flpwer St. died Saturday at Miss Quinlan’s move to the private Brooksville, Maine, died Thursday at Karen Ann Quinlan lay in a guarded room was one of the first things the Sunday in Rockviiie General Hospital Manchester Memorial Hospital. Maine Coast Memorial Hospital in hospital room today, breathing on , in Rockville. She was the wife of Miss Gibson was born Oct. 24,1898, parents wanted so that she might die EiUsworth, Maine, after a brief ill John Kelly. her own without the aid of a in “grace and dignity.” ness. She was the widow of Jerome in Manchester, the daughter of the respirator but with no signs of Mrs. Kelly was born May 1,1917, in late Arthur and Mary Warren Gibson Joseph and Julia Quinlan, their P. Tapley, and the mother of Merle recovering from her 13-month coma. parish priest and doctors and nurses Rockville and lived in Toiiand the and lived here all her life. Tapley of South Windsor, former The 22-year-old woman was taken treating Miss Quinlan were the only past nine years. Until her retirement 13 years ago, grand master of Masons of the State Other survivors are four sisters, off the respirator and moved from people allowed to enter the room, the of.Connecticut. she was employed at the Phoenix the intensive care unit to a private Mrs. Agnes Luddecke, Mrs. John Mutual Life Insurance Co., Hartford, hospital said. A guard was stationed The funeral was today. Burial was Marcinka and Katherine Dimlow, all room at St. Clare’s Hospital in Den- outside the room around the clock. in Mount Rest Cemetery in North for more than 40 years. She was a ville Saturday. It was the first major of Rockville, and Mrs. George member of the Business and The hospital refused direct com Brooksvilie. Maine. Jordan's The British soldier in the turn of^events in the case since the England of Manchester. Professional Women’s Club of Hart ranks was sternly disciplined ment on all other aspects of the case Funeral Home in Eilsworth, Maine, state Supreme Court ruled last The funeral is Wednesday at 9.T5 ford. and trained to fight for his king. in line with the parents' wishes for was in charge of arrangements. a.m. from the Ladd Funeral Home, He may have responded to com March that her parents had the privacy. Mrs. Tapley was a member of the She was a member of South United authority to allow her to die. 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville, with a Methodist Church. mands something like a robot Grange and the Rebekahs. She was but he took pride in his unit. His “There has been'no change in her Paul Armstrong, attorney for the Mass at 10 at St. Bernard’s Church, She is survived by several cousins. the oldest living member of the pay was poor and promotion condition,” a hospital spokesman family, said the “situation is very Rockville. Burial will be in St. Ber The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the ranks was almost un Congregational Church in West nard’s Cemetery, Rockville. reported. sacredly private.” Brooksville, Maine. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 heard of. His background was The spokesman said today that Friends may call at the funeral Main St. Burial will be in East likely that of a criminal who However, Armstrong denied a The family suggests that friends medical authorities expect to get home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Cemetery. accepted militaiy service as an published report thht the family had wishing to may make memorial gifts word from the parents (sometime this p.m. Friends may call at the funeral alternative to prison or one who asked doctors to suspend antibiotic to the West Brooksviile chose a soldier’s hard life over week on whether to take additional home tonight from 7 to 9. treatment and intravenous feedings. Congregationai Church, or to the .Mrs. Gisina Bosworth the misery of near starvation, steps in removing other life-support “At no time did the family make The World Almanac notes. Masonic Charity Foundation of Mrs. Gisina Bosworth, 85, of 91 systems. such a request,” he said. Connecticut in Wallingford, Conn. Essex St. died Saturday in Mrs. Owen J. White Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Mrs. Sara Tackaberry White, 77, of was the widow of Arthur Bosworth.. 5 Carleton Rd., West Hartford, died Mrs. Anna S. Campbell Mrs. Bosworth was born in Staf Saturday at a Hartford convalescent Somebody goofed Mrs. Anna S. Campbell, 78, former ford Springs and lived in Manchester home. She was the mother of Mrs. ly of 44 Eva Dr., died Saturday at a for several years. Raymond J. Murphy of Manchester. PLEASANTON, Calif. (UPI) - local convalescent home. She was the Survivors are a daughter^ Mrs. They had intended to burn one near- “I’m literally sick,” Judy Earl, Other survivors are her husband, a Student firemen watched as the by. widow of Robert Campbell. Ethel Drew, with whom she made son, two sisters, and nine historical society president, said. Jeremiah Fallon home burned to the The century-old Fallon home had Mrs. Campbell was born July 2, her home; three grandchildren and grandchiidrdn. “The thought that this could happen. ground, but they didn’t know they been built by one of the founders of 1897, in Rockviiie and lived in eight great-grandchildren. The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. You don’t go and burn a building Manchester for 50 years. were witnessing a bicentennial dis the tiny rural community of Dublin. down just because it’s old, do you.” The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. from the Taylor and Modeen Funeral aster. ,She was employed by the state at the John F. Tierney Funeral The Dublin Historial Preservation City officials said it was all a Home, 136 S. Main St., West Hart The fire-fighters had torched the Department of Labor until her retire Home, 219 W. Center St., with the Association had planned to restore bureaucratic mistake. ford, with a Mass at 10 at St. Mark home on Foothill Road by mistake. the old wooden building. ment 25 years ago. Rev. Neweil Curtis of Center the Evangelist Churct^, West Hart She was a former communicant of Congregational Church officiating. ford. Burial will be in St. Mary’s St. James Church. Burial will be in Stafford Springs .Cemetery, Putnam, at the con Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Cemetery, Stafford Springs. venience of the family. Eileen Scallion of Manchester and There are no calling hours. Friends may call at the funeral From here to Eternity. Miss Ann Campbell of Andover, Harry Cohen home tonight from 7 to 9. Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Mary Thrall of The family suggests that those A(dd a diamond to o starter ring, Cromwell, and six grandchildren. SOUTH WINDSOR- Harry Cohen, 65, of 93 Main St., retired owner of wishing to may make memorial gifts The funeral is Tuesday at 8:45 a.m. to the charity of the donor’s choice. occasion by occasion from the Hoimes Funeral Home, 400 Cohen’s Greenhouses of South Wind FOR 7 6 Main St., with a Mass at 9:30 at St. sor, died Sunday in Hartford until the circlet Bartholomew’s Church. Burial will Hospital, Hartford. He was the hus Mrs. Carinelina Mecca is complete. band of Mrs. Ethel Berman Cohen. FORMALSj be in East Cemetery. Mrs. Carmelina Floridia Mecca, m The funeral was today at the Friends may call at the funeral 82, of Hartford died Saturday a't Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington WITH home tonight from 7 to 9. Hartford Hospital in Hartford. Diamonds set as Ave., Hartford. Burial was| in Mrs. Mecca was born in Canicat- Ellington Jewish Cemetery, SPIRIT! required in 14K tini Bagni, Province of Siracusa, Ita Ellington. ly, and lived in Hartford 68 years. gold bands. Single| Theodore J. LaPorte The family suggests that friends She was the mother of Carmeiino HEBRON — Theodore J. LaPorte, wishing to may make memorial gifts diamond starter S. Mecca of Vernon and another son; 65, of 173 Deepwood Dr., formerly of to the Heart Association of Greater 2 daughters, Mrs. Connie M. Collins ring from $120. Hartford, died Friday at Windham Hartford, 310 Collins St., Hartford. of Coventry, Mrs. Frances M. Bam- Let Palm Beach* Formats pul it Community Memorial Hospital in Mr. Cohen was born in all together lor you. Take the bara of South Windsor, and another Willimantic. He was the husband of Buckingham section of Glastonbury striking Savile Row, with trend- daughter; a brother, 3 sisters, 14 setting rope shoulder, deep Mrs. M. Loretta Savage LaPorte. and lived in South Windsor most of side vents, one button styling Mr. LaPorte was born in Hartford his life. grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. and rounded peak lapel. Spark and lived there most of his life until He was a farmer who. raised - it with a rutiled shirt and The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. moving to Hebron in 1968. vegetables and flowering plants in contrasting lloral vest and tie, Until his retirement in 1971, he South Windsor for 46 years before from the D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, It's a great combination 235 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, with available lor a nicely moderate Easy Payments worked for many years for Pratt & retiring three years ago. a Mass at 10 at St. Justin’s Church, price. Whitney Aircraft Division of United He was a charter member of Tem Technologies in East Hartford. ple Beth Tefilah of East Hartford. He Hartford. Buriat will be in Rose Hill The funeral is Tuesday at. 11 a.m. was also a life member of the South Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. at the Lowe-Robacker Funeral Friends may call at the funeral REGAL MEN'S SHSP Windsor Fire Departnjent. coNNicricurs tAAO(tr«»0Mosr cowncri min'S sroat Our TiSthArmivei-safy'(fear Home, 2534 Main St., Glastonbury. Other survivors are a son, David E. home tonight from 7 to 9. I Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial 903 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Cohen of South Windsor; a daughter, Life threatened open 4»ily t« 5:30 P M . Thuftday till 9P M Park, Rocky Hill. Open daily liK 9 P M , Saturday ti« 5 30 P M. • HARTFORD • WESTFARMS MALL Gail A. Cohen of South Windsor; a CHICAGO - Steven Verr, a 'Uto T M. Goodaii Sanlord Incorporatid ^ There are no calling hours. brother, Abraham Cohen of Hart The family suggests that friends West Point cadet whose convic ford; four sisters, Mrs. Tiliie tion by an honor committee of wishing to may make memorial gifts Schweitzer of West Hartford, Mrs. to the Connecticut Institute for the lying was reversed, has been Dorothy Herlihy of Huntington, Mrs. assigned an around-the-clock Blind, 120 Holcomb St., or the Hebron Rachael Alderman of West Hartford, Volunteer Fire Department Rescue guard because of alleged Mrs. Ida Werfel of Miami, Fla., and threats to his life. / Service, Main St., Hebron. four grandchildren. We Custom Fire calls CARTER MEANS Print Manchester Saturday. 3;46 p.m. — Car fire on Wadsworth St. (Town) Sunday, 4:32 p.m. — Car fire Anything... at Purnell Parking Lot. 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