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The weather Inside today R((in with heavy downpours at times, high in the 40s, low tonight in the 40s. Area news ,.14-15 Editorial ...... 4 Rain likely Friday, high about 50. Business...... 17 . .12-13 National weather forecast map on Classified . ..19-20 Gardening .... 18 Page 20. Comics .,. .... 21 Obituaries ...... 8 TWENTV/rWO PAGEd “The Bright One'* Dear Abby .... 21 Sports — .. .9-10 THREE SECTIONS • f 'V: MANCHESTER, CONN.> THURSDAY. APRIL 1. 1976- VOL. XCV. No. 155 PRICE) FIETEEN CENTS >;

Farm prices down Wliolesale price index up slightly in March WASHINGTON (UPI)-Wholesale products, cereal and bakery products for raw farm products fell 1.5 per prices rose 0.2 per cent in March as and meat. The decline in meat cent in the month ending March 15, rising costs of industrial goods and prices, however, was less than in the largely because of lower prices for processed foods overshadowed a previous month: cattle, hogs, milk and eggs. drop in prices for farm products, the The rise in industrial commodities, Fluctuations in prices for raw farm Labor Department reported today. which make upmost of the index, was products usually are reflected first in The 1 per cent decline in farm much greater than a 0.1 per cent in­ the wholesale market and then on product prices was less than in re­ crease during the previous month, retail shelves. cent months, the department said. Lumber and wood prices rose more Larry Summers, a department Industrial commodities rose 0.4 per than in Febuary and prices for hides, food economist, said he expects cent last month and processed food skins and leather goods continued to retail food prices during the first costs were up 0.2 per cent. move up rapidly. Fuel and power quarter of 1976 will show little or no Although the Labor Department costs edged up in March after sharp increase over the last quarter of 1975. previously has reported no increase declines in the two previous months. But Summers and some other ad­ in whoiesale prices since October, all Wholesale prices during March ministration experts also anticipate past figures were revised in the were 5.5 per cent higher than a year consumer prices will begin moving March report under a new system of earlier. Prices for farm products up again in the spring, primarily . seasonal adjustment. were up 9.4 per cent over the year, because cattle prices will recover The revised figures showed only while industrials were up 0.6 per cent from their recent slump and meat slight fluctuations in wholesale and processed foods 0.8 per cent. prices — which play a major role in the consumer food budget — will rise prices over the past five months. The department reported prices Wholesale prices fell 0.2 per cent in in response. January and 0.3 per cent in February following slight increases in the previus two months, according to the Buckland firehouse revised figures. The March increase was the biggest since last November, when prices in the wholesale market bond bids opened Bunnies briefed were up only 0.1 per cent. A bid of 3.97 per cent was sub­ terest rate, the legislature lifted the The Wholesale Price Index stood at mitted today for the purchase of 5 per cent iimit on interest rates for Looks like these bunnies were getting final instructions from their leader before they 179.8 per cent in March, meaning that $285,(X)0 in town bonds to pay for the fire protection improvements hopped off to take their places on display in the store of.24 merchants who are participating goods that cost $100 in 1967, now cost Buckland Firehouse project. in an Easter bunny contest. Some lucky customers will carry the pets home, if they can $179.80. manage the bulky load. (Herald photo by Pinto) Changes in wholesale prices usual­ The bid, much lower than expected All-night ly are reflected later in similar by town officials, was submitted by U -l changes in consumer prices. United 'Bank and Trust Company. The 1 per cent drop in farm parking ban products during March compared to Other bidders were the Hartford Series of crippling strikes decreases of 2.5 per cent in February National Bank, which asked 4.37 per is lifted and 2.3 per cent in January. Prices cent and Connecticut Bank and Trust fell for livestock, fresh and dried Co., which asked 4.11 per cent. Manchester’s seasonai all-night vegetables, eggs and fresh fruits. The bids were opened at 11:30 a.m. parking ban ended last night at mid­ affecting movement of goods March’s 0.2 per cent increase in in the offices of the Manchester State night, but police are still cautioning processed foods and feeds reversed a townspeople about parking By Ciiilrd Press Inifrnulioiiul Teamsters shut down their trucks Bank. . newswriters and city employes took substantial four-month plunge. regulations. A crippling series of strikes to the picket lines in various parts of early today in the first nationwide Prices rose for sugar, dairy In anticipation of a a higher in- Patrol Capt, Richard Sartor said stopped the movement of items from the nation, but often-strike-plagued Teamsters strike in history. The policemen will no longer ticket commuters and cars to beer and New York City was spared by a last- economic repercussions could be vehicles for all-night parking, except bread today. minute agreement that averted a awesome. in posted, restricted areas, Truckers, television technicians. transit workers strike. Others on the picket lines included Town ladder truck lowed 'Town ordinance bans all-night NBC television engineers and parking — specifically between 2 newswriters, San Francisco city a.m. and 6 a m, — from Nov. 1 to workers and Anheuser-Busch to shop for new engine March 31 each winter, Vioiators are brewery workers. liable for a $5 fine. It was the nation's worst rash of The Town Fire Department’s 100- and $130,000 today, officials said. Sartor said final figures areil’t News summary labor strife in more than a year. The available, but he estimated “several disputes centered primarily around foot ladder truck, inoperable since The ladder truck will be the town’s early March, has been towed to third diesel-powered fire apparatus. thousand" tickets had been issued for Compiled from United Press International money. all-night parking this season. He said Some 1,700 technicians and North Haven for engine conversion to The others are a 1971 American diesel. Deputy Fire Chief James LaFrance engine at Co. 1 and a the number of violations increased lewswriters went on strike against slightly over last year's total. State ruled Wednesday that the ;he NBC television network at 12:01 McKay said today. diesel-converted 1951 American LaFrance engine at Co. 4. In another motor vehicle matter, machines can be turned off if а. m. today. The department expects to have McKay said the diesel-power ap­ authorities reminded townspeople HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. .doctors and a hospital ethics Picket lines sprang up at network the truck back in service in about two paratus is much more efficient and that Connecticut's seasonal ban on Grasso is expected to endorse a committee agree there is no offices across the nation. weeks, McKay satd. had had less "down time” than gas­ studded snow tires begins April 15, presidential candidate Friday reasonable possibility of her San Francisco City workers, The company doing the engine oline engine vehicles. Violators are subject to arrest. and the betting at the Capitol. recovery. defying a court order, went on strike work is Bell-Detroit Inc. of North has Sen. Henry-Jackson, D- and thousands of persons lost their Haven, a subsidiary of the iarge Wash., as her man. She said WASHINGTON - The transportation. Buses, ■ trolley and Detroit Diesel Corp. The North Wednesday she would be Supreme Court completed cable cars halted. Emergency crews Haven firm has completed about 100 making an "announcement of hearing arguments on the manned the water works, and pickets diesel conversions of fire apparatus Heavy rains soak political interest” Friday mor­ death penalty Wednesday and appeared at police headquarters, the in the last year, McKay said. ning. must now ponder an opinion city hall and other offices. The truck was towed to North which could literally mean life Disregarding a city vote to put a lid Haven a week ago. The work con­ Eastern states WESTPORT - Former U.S. or death for more than 500 per­ on some municipal pay, leaders of tract calls for completion in one Attorney General Ramsey sons in death rows in prisons the city’s so-called craft unions month, but officials expected to have By United Press Internulionul Rain and snow was scattered over Clark says it is deplorable that throughout the nation. called a walkout Tuesday night. the truck back sooner. Rain soaked the east early today. the Great Lakes and a few showers Congress appropriated $250,000 Negotiators worked tO' the wire While the 100-foot truck is out of Flash flood watches were posted dampened the Carolinas. to in v estig ate how CBS ST. LOUIS — Striking beer early today but failed to hammer out’ service, town fire fighters have for New Jersey and portions of Penn­ Some thundershowers had moved telecaster Daniel Schorr got a bottlers filed-$1 million suit in an agreement to avert the strike by relocated the town's second ladder sylvania and New York state. from Georgia into northern Florida. truck, an older 75-foot model, to Cen­ sei:ret report on the Central federal court against 400,000 Teamsters, who haul 00 per Nearly an inch and a half of rain Rain and snow also was reported Intelligence Agency. Clark told Anheuser-Busch Inc. cent of the nation's manufactured tral Fire Headquarters, where the fall in Roanoke, Va,, Wednesday from Washington and Oregon into an audience at Westport’s Wednesday, claiming the com­ goods. 100-footer is usually housed. night and early today. Three- western Idaho, bnt accumulations The diesel conversion is expected World Affairs pany is withholding money quarters of an inch of rain feli at were light. Wednesday it was more money earned by employes and to cost less than the $12,000 originally Altoona, Pa,, Rome, N.Y., and GOP caucus urges estimated, McKay said. The Strong winds buffeted Nevada. than Congress allocated for the promised, them last month. Dulles Airport in Washington, D.C. American LaFrance truck cost $47,- Two tornados swooped down in Wind gusts hit 60 miles per hour at probe of the CIA. They alleged the company is spending slash Reno and strong winds kicked up dust trying to punish them for 500 when it was purchased by the Alabama Wednesday and early HARTFORD (UPI) - The House clouds at Lovelock, Nev., reducing Regional striking. town in 1967; replacement of the today, causing minor damage. There Republican minority wants a four truck would cost between $110,000 were no injuries. visibility to zero. per pent across-the-board cut in state BOSTON — Rep. Lois Pines, UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.- . D-Newton, hopes to take action spending to .balance next year’s The U.N. Security Council has budget. to prevent New England condemned South Africa’s in­ Telephone Co. from At a caucus, the GOP lawmakers tervention in Angola as aggres­ Wednesday said the spending cuts “harassing” customers who sion and called on it to pay war William Simpson^ 52^ dies; have installed their own exten­ would permit a balanced ledger with reparations to the new Angolan “no new taxes', no gimmicks," said sion phones. She the FCC has government. The 15-member ruled that coupling devices on ■ House Minority Leader Gerald F. council adopted the resolution Stevens, R-Milford. worked at Herald for 24 years non-Bell phones are not late Wednesday with the required as to the company Under their plan the cuts would required nine-vote majority. William Simpson, 52, of 71 Bran­ member of Manchester Country. maintains in asking patrons to total $66 million from the proposed Britain, France, Italy, Japan ford St., an advertising represen­ install them or face loss of ser­ $1.8 billion budget. Club. and the United States tative for The Herald, was dead on Survivors, besides his parents, are vice. abstained and China did not a;^rival Wednesday night at a'brother, Robert Simpson of Albany, participate. Gold murder case Manchester Memorial Hospital after N.Y.; two sisters, Mrs. Walter BOSTON — The federal .being stricken, at the home of a (Mildred) Ferguson and Mrs, judge who ordered citywide International declared mistrial friend. . Wallace (Pearl) Culver of Sauger- school desegregation wants to Mr. Simpson joined the The Herald ties, N.Y.; and several nieces and reassign as few students as WATERBURY (UPI) - Murray R. BEIRUT — The Italian Gold remained behind bars today to advertising staff in 1952 and served nephews. possible to achieve a racial as local advertising manager from The funeral is Saturday at 10 a m. balance, but the NAACP says . ■ parliamentary committee await a decision on a motion to broke off efforts today toward reduce bond by a judge who declared NovemberT966 to November 1971. ■ at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main 55 of the city’s 162 schools are He was born Feb. 18, 1924 in Por- St. th e Rev. Stephen Jacobson, rec­ still segregated. a compromise on the abortion h i| double-murder trial a mistrial. issue and cleared the way for a Superior Court Judge Robert A. tadown. Northern Ireland, son of tor of St. Mary's Episcopal Church,. vote which could topple the Wall apparently decided to. issue a George and Edith^ Boyce Simpson of will officiate. Burial will be in East National government. written opinion whether to reduce Branford St., and came to ■ Cemetery, bond from $200,000 to $10,000 for Manchester at the age of 2. He Friends may call at the funeral TRENTON, N.J. - The Gold, whose case was declared a attended Manchester schools and home Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 father of Karen Ann Quinlan, MONTREAL - The police mistrial Wednesday. The defense was a 1944 graduate of Manchester p.m. with the sanction of New investigation into the biggest submitted the motion shortly after High School. He later took special The family suggests that any Jersey’s highest court, today cash robbery in North American history was centered the mistrial was declared. The courses in advertising methods at the memorial gifts may be made to the sought a doctor’s permission reduction would free Gold, who has former Hillyer College in Hartford. Book of Remembrance at St. Mary’s for removal of life-support ap­ today on the American-made antiaircraft gun used.to hijack been in custody since his arrest, Oct. He was a member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. paratus to let his daughter die. Episcopal Church, Washington Loyal a Brink’s truck and its $2.8 б, 1974. Mr. Simpson was regarded by She has been in a coma for Court officials said Wall’s decision Orange Lodge and Washington Social fellow workers and business more than a year and the court million cash cargo Tuesday. would probably be rendered “ in a Club. He enjoyed golf, bowling and William Simpson associates as a perpetually cheerful matter of days.” dancing and at one time was a person who seldom became ruffled.

y . PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 1, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester.'Conn.. Thurs., April 1. n>76- PAGE THREE BURNSIDE i j l s i Police probe unusal mishaps " V n iw of bluegrass UiaSliaStMI L>Tf»«»CMSw'fSS With the HOP RIVER STRING BAND State court invalidates 725 E. Middle Tpk SATURDAY, April 10,1976 involving two fuel trucks ' 8:30 p.m. • 11:30 p.m. MANCHESTER AMERICAN LEQION HALL electric rate increases American Legion Road (acroaa from Manchealer Stata Armory) c m S T i Supermarkots WaRUarva H U N U d Unusual accidents involving fuel- continued moving, going across the road but the wheel ran through a Manchester, Connectlcul SEAN CONNERY tiiJUIIIItM UIOli HARTFORD (UPI) — Consumers and HELCO if the ruling is upheld. abolished the PUC after she took of­ Tha Right _ * w w carrying tank trucks were in­ street and .stopping on the front lawn fence into Manchester Country Club Donation: *1.90 MICHAEL CAINE |PG| PB of electricity could get rebates “This is an electrifying decision of fice and replaced it with the Public vestigated by Manchester police in of 30 Cumberland St. property, police said. Tickets Available At totaling 530 million to 576 million major import and consequence,” he Utilities Control Authority. » SPECIALS! two unrelated cases Wednesday. Richard Mackiewicz of 30 Another company truck was called Belmont Record - Hartford STARTS because of the rejection of rate hikes said of Bieluch’s ruling, adding he Goldfarb, former city of Hartford In the first mishap, a tank trailer Cumberland St. told police his to transfer the gasoline, and town Dubaldo Music - Manchester previously granted to two utilities, will press to start the rebates^ flowing attorney, said Bieluch’s ruling was became disconnected from its trac­ fire fighters were summoned at 8:45 FRIDAY according to a lawyer involved in the soon. especially critical of the PUC, which automobile had been parked at the Tickets Also at Door B Y 0 B tor on Cumberland St. In the second same spot just minutes earlier. He p.m. for transfer of the fuel. No case. Northeast Utilities, which owns the judge charged secretly approved case, a tank truck lost a wheel while complained to authorities about truck police action Was taken. SS5®!SS3S:SSa!.:S'Si&l______WlnMrhawlc. . . HELCO and CL&P, said it was con­ a 528 million hike for CL&P and N.Y. ^ Common Pleas Court Judge traveling on S. Main St. traffic in the neighborhood. A Blaokfoot Lagand. 2 BIG HITS sidering an appeql. “There is nothing HELCO’s 817,000 customers in the Film Rating Guide William' Bieluch Wednesday in­ Police said the first incident oc­ A wrecker was summoned to tow in the order which says we were not state. I for parents and their children Fo Bring in Spring! validate the hikes given by the old curred at about noon, when a the trailer. No police action was entitled to the basic rate relief we Public Utilities Commission in 1974 He said Bieluch ruled, “further­ Manchester Oil Heat Inc. truck was taken. § S I audiences. All ages admitted. sought,” said NU President Lelan F. About town Jjl __ to Connecticut' Light and Power and more, the chief engineer of the com­ turning onto Cumberland St. from a In the second accident, an Atlas- Silin. mission destroyed records (of the private drive. Bantly Oil Co. tank truck driven by M Parental guidance suggested. Some material, may g Hartford Electric Co., saying parts Gov. Ella T. Grasso, one of the of them were negotiated in secret secret meetings),’’ and called it an SIRLOIN The driver, Arnold Harris of M not be suitable for pre-teenagers. Kendall Hopper of Stafford lost a prime movers behind the court suit,. “irresponsible and unprofessional Glastonbury, told police the tank wheel on S. Main St. at about 7:30 St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters and the records were destroyed. said the ruling “proves our charge of Isabella, will have an anniversary g [U Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent [3 act.” trailer separated from the tractor as p.m. The truck, carrying 2,500 Attorney Alexander Goldfarb, that the old PUC was not properly Mass Friday at 5:50 p.m. at the jij or adult guardian. he was making the turn. The trailer gallons of gasoline, stayed on the representing the coalition that took protecting the public interest.” The judge filed his ruling in Hart­ Church of the Assumption followed the rate hikes to court, said rebates Mrs. Grasso campaigned strongly ford early Wednesday, but copies by a dinner in the church hall. jij (X) 'n'der 17 admitted (age limit may vary in cer- tain areas). ^ ^ of between 530 million and 576 million against skyrocketing utility costs in were not available to the public until A MKUEL lU W a Fra*ctM K today. STEAK her 1974, gubernatorial bid. She King David Lodge of Odd Fellows ARTUIVNTnn could be due to customers of CL&P WAXES banquet tonight will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ROGER SUSANNAH Marine Corps League Home. MOORE TORE Manchester WATES (Women’s with a cocktail hour, and dinner will 'OONTINUCILS GOLD Association to Enjoy Slimming) will be served at 7:30. ntiRicaflt* AflAiutnirmiR Dr. David L. Warren will W in T E R H a W K have its 21st annual awards banquet Sunset Rebekah Lodge will MAinNIEE TOEAT .ur-si .•.T - .’H-s *r fft’t with the awarding of prizes and in the tonight at Piano’s Restaurant, meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Marine ^'k'kir'kirir-k'kirif'k'k'k'k Bolton. The event will open at 6:30 crownihg of this year’s queen of Bridgeport jai alai license Manchester WATES. Corps League Home. During a social hour, refreshments will be served by (itlOWCASt CINtMA/ 4237 Ruth Beckwith and Edna Zitkovitch. 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 56S-8810 • FREE LIGHTED PARKING- Wa Honor MASTER CHARGE, decision expected W ednesday Police report itk (NEXT TO LA 8TRADA, WEST) Cosmopolitan Club II oncKmatoMoit 471 HARTFORD ROAD HARTFORD (UPI) - The Com­ “Either we license Bridgeport Jai approve the application while the in­ L ip s tic k (CORNER OF MC KEE STREET) meets Friday at 2 N tMl alwayg mi hwHiltow lo • kiM. mission on Special Revenue next Alai Inc. next Wednesday or we will vestigation continues. Arrests maoe or summonses with issuing a bad check and third- ■ s a a s s s i i MANCHESTER The opening of the arena would The Cosmopolitan Club of STARTS FRIDAY Wednesday will decide whether to decide we are not going to grant issued by Manchester Police in- degree larceny. Court date is April Cont Dally S8 SKiin. m 4m m ms them a license,” said Commission mean 5900,000 in annual revenue to Manchester will meet Friday at 2 Iri i SH t w 4US 7JS MS SUPERB license Bridgeport Jai Alai Inc. to eluded: 19. PVMOMMMIIM; operate the city’s ill-fated jai alai Chairman Paul Silvergleid. the city and 400 new jobs in an area • John E. Billey, 40, of 14 Lawton p.m. in the Federation Room of the GREEK AND AMERICAN • ’Thomas R. Cohens, 36, of Hart­ arena. If the provisional application is ap­ with an unemployment rate of 17 per 25-32 OZ. SIZE 2-4 LB. SIZE ford, charged Wednesday afternoon Rd., charged Wednesday afternoon Center Congregational Church. CUISINE The commission, after a two-hour, proved, a group would be appointed cent. _>i-a-COUPON.«M «i_.pM g with third-degree larceny (shoplif­ with intoxication and disorderly con­ Mrs. Marge Flynn will introduce IW ill,IW ilI for Ihe dUcrlmlfiBlIni diner at moderale priece to please everyone. Choose from among these Creek closed-door session with the three to oversee the firm’s operations Morton J. Sharnik, of Simsbury, ting) at Treasure City Department duct, after a disturbance at the the guest speaker, Mrs. Thelma WnH ;TWS (»UP0N t 57.S0 PURCtUSL* ...For Now fsvorilesi Mousska, Shlsb kebab, shrimp safanakl, main backers of the firm, Wednesday while SOCITF completes its in­ representing Cesta Inc., which also cSmTsSirtinfes'' _ -uitni.H' Store, Manchester Shopping Essex Motor Inn, 100 E. Center St. Woodbridge of Manchester, who is an Calamaria, stuffed grape leaves with egg lemon Conn. Strictly Fresh MS 44S SSS m MS postponed until then a decision on vestigation of the company’s other has applied for a license fo operate Parkade. Police said a man tried to Court date is April 12. accomplished weaver. Mrs. Wood- sauce,. Homemade Bakiava, Galatatouriko, Greek GradeMedium O A A Grade “ A " Medium rice pudding and Greek coffee. Among our flah whether to grant the license to them backers, Silvergleid said. the arena, urged BAJI’s application conceal two tape measures, a jigsaw • Michael Dellaripa, 29, of West bridge will give a demonstration in coRggaAhl^gdioolaluiletits- —typsa-fllfslMNMMgssinMTia specialties are baked stuffed shrimp, shrimp creole, or look elsewhere. Commission member Francis X. be rejected because of Goldfeld's 3 9 < and a Sander in his trousers. Court Hartford, charged Wednesday with weaving and will also display her broiled swordfish, hsilbul and sesllops. For the meat afc with issuing a bad check. Court date night accident at W. Center St. and Essack, Dr. J. Robert Galvin, Dr. * 3 i?^April 19. Hartford Rd. Police said Young was Luis V. Nosce Jr. and Dr. Constan­ DAVIS FAMILY Registration fee increase bills V V ! buher 0 5 1 ' • Ronald G. Allen, 21, of 67 Bissell the driver of a Connecticut Co. bus tine Zariphes. BUTTER Mon-Sat 9i30-«t30 WITH COUPON Good Thru April 3. Or,.' Coupon P .r F.mllir A St., charged on a warrant Wednesday which was in collision with a car ’There will be a total of 26 doctors T h u r t A frl n ita i 'til 9 driven by Frederick B. Tompkins, 26, admitted to the association. RESTAURANT ______C O U P O N — — — — I of 187 Gardner St. Tompkins suffered Au KPAin MUMirm BURR CORNERS given preliminary approval Bid opening set minor injuries, police said; his car tH A tfE N IM • KEYS R U K CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA Saiada 100 ct. was towed. Court date (not required) POST ROAD PLAZA HARTFORD (UPI) - A lot of peo­ vestigate physicians no longer able to hour other measures would raise for sewer chemical MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 LUNCHEON SPECIALS ple in Connecticut would pay more to revenue by increasing fees paid for is April 13. VERNON. C0NN.I72 31M practice medicine with “reasonable Bids will be opened June 4 in the HOME S m E g be registered by the state to do their skill and safety to patients.” It would services' of the Department of Con­ . . . sumer Protection and the secretary TU BACS 99* i™ .is- 100 cf. 99‘ Municipal Building for furnishing the Thefts reported to Manchester jobs under several bills given be empowered to restrict, suspenii or SWEDISH MEATBALLS 1 . 7 9 I Good Thru April 3. On. Coupon P«- FamilyFam ily Manchester sewer department with Police included: VEAL preliminary approval by the revoke the license of any physician of state. WITH COUPON P 1 COUPON' its liquid polymer needs. • A burglary into tbe Red Rock PARMESAN ...... * 1 . 8 9 legislative Finance Committee. found incompetent. Several members of the comrrdttee Polymer is a chemical used for Golf Course building at 160 Slater St., COMPLETE GM The committee Wednesday ap­ Some committee members; op­ opposed the measures on a S A N K A dig m WITH TMS COUPON t S7.S0 PURCHASE vacuum-coil filtering of digested in which 15 dozen golf balls and three BABY BEEF LIVER, proved increases for a variety of posed the board because of what they philosophical basis. They said sewage sludge. dozen golf gloves were stolen. ’The es­ BACONOHONIONS ... * 1 . 9 9 registrations and licenses in an effort said would be the small number of businesses should not be “nickled INSTANT Prior to bidding, suppliers will be tim ate loss was J480. REPAIRS FRESH GOLDEN e A i l A to generate additional revenues for cpmplaints it would hear. Une and dimed” just to raise revenue. S O A 9 given time to make laboratory tests • A 525 fire extinguisher, stolen in the state, Most were sent to the member said there were only 17 in­ The fees corporations pay when $949 FRIED SCALLOPS...... ’ Z . 4 9 ______8 Oz. of the sludge at Manchester’s Sewage • COLLISION Senate. they file documents with the m r m =»■ ^ I cdffee a break into one of the town Recrea­ competence oomplaints in the last 'GQood o o d Thru A|>rllApril 3. OrOn. Coupon Pw F.mlly OPEN POT ROAST < 1 A A The largest gain would be a one- secretary of state w'ere raised from COFFEE WITH COUPON Treatment Plant, to determine the tion Department buildings off When You Run A • m e c h a n ic a l few years. C O U P O N ^ **" effect on it of the supplier’s polymer. Garden Grove Dr. SANDWICH W / POTATO 1 . 9 9 time-only increase of 54 million in The committee raised the interest 51 to 53 and 53 to 55, to bring in $64,- Herald Want Ad DIAMOND WITH TMS COUPON S 57.50 PURCHASE The bids being sought are for two WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS the 1976-77 fiscal year under a bill the 000. . I • Several pieces of jewelry taken 643-2711 rate on all state taxes from 9 per cent alternatives, polymer with monthly in an apartm ent burglary on CARS AND TRUCKS ...... * 1 . 5 0 committee sent to the Senatje. The to 12 per cent per year in four The other hikes were for the con- servicing of the sludge, and polymer Sycamore Lane. Genuine Perte measure would order out-of-state in­ measures it sent to the Senate. Peo­ sunrier department. A department WALNUT DIAMDND WALNUT without a service commitment. Fectory Trelned Mechenics Open Dally 11 AM ■ 9 PM surance companies to pay their ple who buy boats from their friends, representative said the fee increases premium taxes in several in­ would help pay the increased costs of 16 Oz. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Closed Sundays rather than dealers, would have to 16 oz.' stallments, as do in-slate firms. providing inspection services for: i MEATS CALL 646-6464 pay state sales tax under another , ^QoodQood Thru April 3. On.C Couprm P" F.m1l» TEL. 649-5487 Physicians’ annual registration — The state’s 545 manufacturers.of MEATS WITH COUPON leaf, stem & root Taka Out Sarvica Avallabla measure sent to the House. fees would be raised from 5150 to 5160 The requirement would be en­ frozen desserts sold'on the premises. ------■ -mi. COUPON' 857 Main Street, Manchester Carter Chevrolet under a measure approved and sent forced by delaying registration cer­ An increase from 515 to $25 would A / f t A A l i i ® , ■, Theater schedule •G row HtlUtf PliniM Anrohtn Indooit" — fluont- 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER to the .Senate. The extra 510 would be tificates until proof of sales tax pay­ raise 55,450. Champion ctnl Pint FItIum CompM» wHh S/Innlt WU» used to establish a boarci to monitor — The state's 256 bottlers of non­ J / ir U C I CHAMPIDN O F A A Sppclnm Pl$nl Bulbl ment was shown. the competence of doctors. '^The.' s ta te ’s 120 apple juice alcoholic beverages. An increase 20 The bill was sent to the legislative from 550 to 575 would raise 56,400. OZ. Thursda)) WITH WOOO la s t STANO | THERE’S A BUMPER manufacturers would pay 510 per BREAD j / 9 9 B READ 20 oz. OSOG Appropriations Committee because — The people who sell and repair CROP OF VALUES FOOT PRINTS . year instead of 52 for registration, W itTH h cCOUPON o u p o n I ^ Good Thru AorllApril 3. QnmOno CounAnCoupon Po) FamliwFamily • Htight tdjuill S” to 24- I IN THE WANT ADS YOUR NONPROFIT COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER it would involve an initial state raising 5960 under a bill sent to the devices for public weighing stations UA East 1 — "Taxi Driver’’ Will I Will” 2:00-3:55-5:45- • Unrootrictod growing ^ m c o | CALL NOW ANNOUNCES expenditure.. Senate. Collins jokingly called the would have their registration fees ' WiTH Tips COUPON A 57.50 PURCHASE 7:10-9:10 7:40-9:45 • Bulb ntod bool (N.Y. Tlmoo) ■ The Connecticut State Board on hiked, providing new income of $7,- UA East 2— “Raffertty and Showcase Cinema 4 — 643-2711 bill ‘‘our major revenue measure for. • 1 Yoar warranty I Physician Disability would in­ 875. Kellogg’s Gold Twins’’ 7:00; "Let’s Do "Cuckoo Nest" 2:004:30-7:00- SPRING REGISTRATION the year.” It Again” 9:00 9:35______. Kellogg’S Mancheater Evening Herald CLA88E8 FDR CHILDREN A ADULT6 IN: UA East 3 — "Sunshine SPECIAL K Boys" 7:15-9:15 Published every .evening except •SPECIAL k J . 4 9 * INVITATION n9.99 Sundays and holidays. Entered at DUNCE DMMA ART MUSIC EXTENDED 11 oz. Vernon Cinema 1 — "Killer the Manchester, Conn., Post Office WITH COUPON Good Thru April 3. ono coupon Por Family as Second Class Mail Matter. MODERN DRAMATIC PUT DRAWING CIRRICUIIIM Force” 7:30-9:20 TO BID I Hooded Fixture and Bulb BALLET (for ohUdren only) PIAND PAINTING FLUTE \darcey kitchen^ The Manchester Board of I Available without baaa...... Suggested Carrier Rates BELLY DANOE IM PRD VI8ATIDN A FIGURE DRAWING INDIAN Vernon Cinema 2 — M 2 .9 9 i STRETCH C U R IN E T Payable In Advance THEATER CRAFTS PRl-SCHDOL- PHILD8DPHY "Winterhawk” 7:10-9:00 Education seeks bids for RECDROER A HINDUISM I Watch For Our Waekand Single c o p y ...... I5 c CRAFTS 8AXDPHDNE Science Equipment for the I HINDI REG. or DIET . Burnside 1 — “Dog Day W e e k ly...... PRINTMAKING CBLLD FRESH FLOWER SPECIAL] li ASTRDLDQY - and Afternoon" 7:00-9:20 1975il976 school year. Sealed One m o n th ...... $3.90 O U ITA R . ELECTRIC BASS WRITIRB- proposals will be received un­ Three months ...... $11.70 W DRK8HDP Tel. S46-M16 Burnside 2 —' "The Mah Who til 3:30 p.m., April 20, 1976 at Phone 649-2522 i Six m o n th s ...... $23.40 FOR INFORMATION PLEASE CALL OR COME TO: MILLWORK, INC. Would Be King" 7:10-9:30 I . HOURS: Mon., thru Sat 8:30 - 8:30 ■ I One y e a r...... $46.80 which time they will be Mall Rates Upon Request 77 HILLIARD ST. (Rear) Showcase Cinema 1 — publicly opened. The right is I S B B * Op*** Thuratlay NIghta 111 9d)0 9 Subscribers who fail to receive FOOT PRINTS . “ Lipstick” 2:00-4; 00-6:00- their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. 488 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER • 643-SS83 MANCHESTER, CONN. reserv^ to reject any and all should telephone the circulation In s u r e tw e 8:00-10:00 bids. Specifications and bid department, 647-9946. c&c Showcase Cinema 2 — forms may be secured at the Announces The "Boob ’Tube" 2:154:05-5:55- Business Office, 45 N. School and S 3V 0 7:45-9:35 Street, Manchester, Connec­ Showcase Cinema 3 — “I BEVERLY BOLUNO BURTON coiir SHOW If you're a two-car family, • ticut. DANCE STUDIO Connecticut's Largest Nationwide can save you 22 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER 6UNDAY, APRIL 4 money on your auto 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. insurance. Additional lib­ DIRECTORS: LEE & BEVERLY BURTON . 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FaiklfHUtHMeii For Information Call 357 CtntBr 8 t H WIndaor Locka, Conn. 1-91 Contor 8L Exit 649-2691 6 4 7 -1 0 8 3 Endi Thurt. Mr. and Mrs. Burton are members of Dance Educators C om e In and Browse; Register For Free 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER of America, N.Y.C. Chapter. Mra. Burton la alao a "KILLER FORCE” DONATION $1.25 Child Undtr 12 FREE If with adult I NATIONWIDE member of Dance Maatera of America and Dance Portion ol Procaoda Item Ockol tafa to bo donetod to Grand Opening QIttI OPEN THURSDAYS UNTILQPM "'■■8TAb¥X Friday NEWINQTON CHILDRENS HOSPITAL - I INSURANCE Teachers Club of Conn. Inc. NalionwiiM It on your side Free Layout Service ' Free Estimates MASTERMACITFR CHARGErUflRGF w ' “ROBRIE JO AND Ulionwids Muluil Iniursnce Company < TNEOUTUirmi Homa Oilica: Columbus, Ohio PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 1, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn!, Thurs., April 1, 1976- PAGE FIVE.

Herald yesterdaysj Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 25 years ago- Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International This date was a Sunday; The Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Herald did not publish. wSw**.. i > Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-271.1, 10 years ago TOM B EAH IE Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor The town signs a working agree­ ment with the Manchester Housing NlMt Manager says...Don’t miss out on this Fantastic U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Opinion Authority permitting it to apply for Salel Every piece of beef trimmed of excess hens & fat...Her6’s tenderness thp building of a maximum of 200 beyond your fondest expectatlons...and the Finest Quall^ Beef all U.S.D.A. more units of housing for the elderly. Republican Robert Z. Stavnitsky is - ' ^ Choice assuring you a better buy for your money. Please your family as well Inflation no excuse elected a member of the Board of as your purse and shop Highland Park’s U.S.D.A. Choice Beet Sale Now! And Directors for the unexpired term en­ we will custom cut meat to your speciflcatlonsl So shop now and save! Save! for bigger budgets ding Nov. 1. Save! Sale Ends Sat., April 3rd. Almanac "X Almost as inevitable as a inflation is not only a cruel ’s # sunrise or a sunset, you can tax; but those who would expect someone, somewhere to justify higher and higher By liniled Pri^HS International rationalize increased govern­ governmental expenditures Today is Thursday, April 1, the ment sp^iding as being “just to keep pace with in­ 92nd day of 1976 with 274 to fpllow. It is April Fool’s Day. justified if only to compensate flation’’ are perpetuating a tSStw-v*. The moon is between its new phase USDA for the ravages of inflation. cruel hoax. and first quarter. 'a The most recent example is We say it is a cruel hoax The morning star is Venus. the. .study made by because any governmental The morning stars are Mercury, CHOICE Manchester’s assistant town request for more tax dollars on Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. planner, Alan Lamson, the basis that more are needed Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. ^^owing in«effect that the in­ to offset inflation is to imply Russian composer Sergei c a s e d taxable value of the falsely that it is ^he taxpayer’s Rachmaninoff was born April 1,1873. town over the past 10 years has fault that we have inflation. This is actress Debbie Reynolds’ 44th REG. OFF SAVE been offset by the loss in value The shoe is on the other foot. birth^y. SELLING (Jnlhis day in history: PRICE of the dollar due to inflation. Government creates inflation ROASTS, STEAKS & GROUND BEEFI PRICE PER LR. This is perfectly true. when it condones repeated In 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio, began paying its fire department a regular U.S.D.A. CHOICE It is also true that the deficits for whatever reason. salary. Ordinary firemen drew J60 a BONELESS taxpayer’s dollar has suffered To put it bluntly, it is hoax of year. BACK RUMP l i M n . 5 i the same loss in value and the the highest order for govern­ In 1918, the Roydl Air Force was vv-'-'y... . ROUND ROAST individual taxpayer, unlike the ment to justify more taxes to founded and two months later Britain town, may or may not have in­ pay off inflation when it is began bombing industrial targets in Germany from French bases in lb. creased his earnings enough to government that is creating in­ World War I. overcome the loss. For infla­ mSmMMIIMIZIZlMM flation. It is like having a fire In 1913,19-year-old Virne ‘‘Jackie’’ tion and increasing property department of arsonists. Mitchell became the first woman to lb. taic values go hand in hand, but We are fed up with being told sign with an all-male baseball team. j^ri0UND...R0AST ...... She joined the Chattanooga, Tenn., U.S.D.A. CHOICE' personal income, especially inflation requires more tax CENTER for the. low income and retired dollars for the town, for the club. In 1975, Communist troops from CUT ,11.19 lb. lb. people, does not always. schools, for the fixing of the north swept into South Vietnam So it is fine and good perhaps streets. towns on the Central Coast and it was U.S.D.^CFfOICE from the bureaucratic o f' We think it is time for town, (eared an attack on Saigon was im­ BONELESS 111.89 38«1 view to justify increasing state and federal government minent. SHOULDER ROAST 1 1 1 .5 1 i governmental costs on the to accept the fact that only A thought, for the day: German U.S.D.A. CHOICE philosopher Friedrich Wilhelm LEAN basis that inflation has robbed government operating within Nietzsche said, “Blessed are the TENDER 111.69 1111.351 34* ,J the dollar of its. purchasing sound fiscal policies can defeat forgetful, for they get the better of REEF FOR STEW power but it doesn’t make the inflation. their blunders.” ' High on a windy hill hear Union Pond. (Photo by Steve Dunn) U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESH tax bill any easier to pay. As long as we permit infla­ i 11.69 34«|| Inflation has been called, quite tion to be a legitimate excuse GROUND ROUND LEAN i H l.3 5 i correctly, the crudest tax of for budgetary increases, we U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESF1 all because of its impact not on will have inflation. It is like a Udall sounds good on Main Street 11.19 24<,b. town government, not state dog chasing its tail.' GROUND CHUCK 1 ,b.95^ i government, not on federal It is time we stop the vicious WASHINGTON - In Winston was dropping the liberal label and the problem of fatherless, ill- U.S.D.A. CHOiCE BEEF LOIN government, but on the little circle somewhere and we can Salem, N.C., last week, a voter educated and jobless youths — henceforth would call himself a 1,12.49 50^ lb. j guy who has to fork over the if we demand sound reasons named George Barnes s a id '“I’m a Andrew Tully “progressive.” ^ “losers from the day they were born. SIRLOIN STEAK BONE IN i 111.99 i taxes to support the govern­ for budget increases instead of Hubert Humphrey liberal, bOTTiH' Anyway, Udall is now ssyingjdiings We can feel guilty about them, but U.iS.D.A. CHOICE we must not allow them to terrorize ment. accepting excuses like infla­ for Mo Udall, He’s a liberal who’s not about the problem of crim em ati^ BEEF afraid to talk though about crime.” deed could have been pilfered from a city..,I say we can and we are going LOIN j ,12.59 i ,12 .0 71 52< ,b. 1 It should be added then that tion. Here in Washington, a Capitol Hill the conservatives’ manual. He seems to take back the streets from the T-RQNE STEAKS secretary named Louise Slater said: accept Udall’s rejection of thp to be campaigning against the liberal hoodlums, from the dangerous U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF "I'm a liberal, but Udall has lost me. traditional, libertarian position that left. When he refers to the “old junkies and the demCnted killers.” 5 2 *,g He sounds like Tricky Dick Nixon even the hard-core criminal deserves arguments” for rehabilitating career Hubert Humphrey might have said PORTERHOUSE STEAKS LOIN 1,12.59 1 2 2 .0 7 ; when he says the Country should stop a chance to be saved? criminals. “ We (ried it,” he says, the same things, but neither he nor 0.b'.b.A.(JH6rd^ trying to rehabilitate certain “Well, we’re going to find out," •'“We tried a hundred different most traditional liberals have said BONELESS What should you expect criminals." says a Udall aide. “You can be sure rehabilitation programs. We found what Udall keeps saying about crime 1,12.49 50^ '‘>.1 Geography frequently makes a Mo won’t change his line.” they didn’t work.” and punishrnent. It is the former TOP ROUND STEAKS in.99i from your Congressman? difference in a voter’s point of view, That line is based on Udall’s belief Udall had the guts to launch his Arizona county prosecutor speaking of course, but those two comments that liberals for too long have new anticrime position in liberal when he says “Prisons exist to BONELESS pose the question of whether the new, defaulted to conservative politicians’ New York City, where he told a most­ punish dangerous criminals and to RIB EYE STEAKS WASHINGTON — The year was tough-on-crime Mo Udall has an ad­ forceful discussion of the crime ly black Harlem luncheon meeting keep them out of our midst.” He ■ 1868. The issue wasThe removal from vantage or a problem. Are there problem. The belief is so strong that that the streets of Harlem “belong to doesn't rule out rehabilitation enough liberals around who will office of President Andrew Johnson, Lee Roderick he announced on March 15 that he a few hoodlums in sneakers.” programs for first offenders, but is Lincoln’s successor, who had just Yes, said,Udall, he could recognize opposed to “using taxpayers’ been impeached overwhelmingly by money" to reform hard-core Highland Park is where you gehthe the House of Representatives on cases...“let’s stop pretending we are If'Uh This Coupon (Tilh This Coupon blatantly political grounds. ting things accomplished in doing something we cannot do...” Johnson’s fate now lay with the- Congress, He also likened himself to The country didn’t hear talk like Choicest Meats in Town! ALL FLAVORS that from Humphrey in the 1968 WHEATIES Senate, where radical Northern a prostitute. “...That’s what I am, ^Choice’ seed plantjed “ IFt* Give Old Fashion Butcher Service!” Republicans, furious over his going to all those Sunday afternoon Presidential campaign or from benevolent treatment of the defeated picnics to get re-elected,” he told a George McGovern in 1972 because 317 HIGHLAND STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. South, was eonfideri’t' of the Washington reporter. “I just don’t the liberals — or at least the'liberal CEREAL Hours: Mon. & Tues. til 6:00; Wed., Thurs. & Fri. til JELLO Like Will Rogers, ail the average President’s conviction by that body think I could do that for another 12 to i The average Russian has of left — the Democratic Party didn’t 9:00; Sat. & Sun til 6:00 Russian knows is what he reads in : necessity become adept at reading buy such language. No one has to re­ as well. The Senate’s 12 Democrats 14 years to stay in Congress long Ray Cromley 1 8 o z. 3 oz. already had been written off as lost, enough to get a federal pension.’’ the newspapers. Unlike the between the lines. And what he read mind Mo Udall, politician, that both however. The Congressman says his con­ American humorist, however, the in Izvestia the other day is that were defeated by the hard-lining As the day of reckoning ap­ stituents don’t seem to care about his average Russian is severely limited Democratic aspirant,- Sen. Henry America has an active two-party Nixon, his choice of news sources. proached, it was clear the isspe hung legislative efforts. “In the minds of Jackson, was blasted for his opposi­ system and that Americans may, if In any case, what Udall is saying J ^ j . « I on the vote of one uncommitted many people, those things don’t If it isn’t printed in the official tion to detente. they wish, freely change the these days about crime is a healthy, ____ Republican, Sen. Edmund G. Ross of count,’’ he explained. “Number one, government papers, Izvestia, or the What is interesting about all this is leadership in Washington. thing. He is not kidding himself or Kansas, perhaps the most rabid anti- they are not aware of them. And official Communist party newspaper, not the official Soviet view of the No amount of propaganda from the the country with a lot of mush about l<^cr p L‘^ ■ ■ ■ number two, what’s important js Pravda, it didn’t happen. American presidential hopefuls. It is Kremlin explaining that both major saving the criminal soul. He is Johnson state. Enormous pressure ri^irJLiiL-israigS.1: was brought to bear on Ross from what I can do for them on a personal In a report from its Washington that in reporting on this country’s American political parties and all showing tHat, as the Democrats’ I One Coupon Per Family One Coupon Per Family both is GOP- colleagues and Kansas basis." In quest of the personal correspondent the other day, Izvestia primary, contests in a fairly straight­ their candidates are cut from the most-liberal (or progressive) can­ I Good thru Sat., April 3rd Good thru Sat., April 3rd constituents, one of whom sent him favors, voters have dropped by his gave its readers a rundown on the forward manner — albeit definitely same capitalist-imperialist cloth can didate in the race, he is more con­ American presidential primaries and obscure this simple fact. this telegram pn-the eve of the Senate home at will — including on such colored to suit Soviet ideological pur­ cerned with crime’s victims than its I 'i#^DEEM AT REDEEM AT the participants therein. It had little It’s a very tiny seed to plant in the vote: "Kansas has heard the days as Easter, New Year’s and poses — Izvestia may have been perpetrators. That may lose him the ■ HIGHLAND PARK MARKET HIGHLAND PARK MARKET evidence and demands the conviction Christmas. good to say about any of them. telling the Russian people more than mind of the aa'erage Russian nomination at a Convention of the President.’’ It was signed All of which raises the question: Democratic frontrunner Jimmy it realized. newspaper reader. But things do dominated by the liberal left, but he "D.R. Anthony and 1,000 others,’’ Do we want legislators or errand Carter, for example, has been grow from seeds. sounds good on Main Street. The next day Ross voted to acquit boys representing us in Washington? “deceiving” the voters. Ronald the President, saving Johnson from What should we logically expect Reagan, whom Izvestia gave little political disgrace by a single vote. from the men and women of Capitol chance of beating President Ford for the Republican nomination, was an Before going to the chamber to cast Hill? DUBUQUE ROYIIL BUFFH DAIRY and "ultraconservative’’ guilty of “mili­ Open Forum FISH DEPT. PORIHA DAIRY and the vote that he knew spelled One old school of thought holds that 311. CUN PRODUCE DEPT. FROZEN FOOD tant demogoguery.’’ Another FRESH $ 1 4 9 TEHDER VITTIES -^political suicide, Ross sent this reply congressmen are wholely the puppets CANNED HAM GET FROZEN FOOD RICH'S 'back to Kansas: of their districts, with a majority of CODHLLET ...... 1 TUNA...... Nails must not confine this mighty Why He is Lord of this great land." COFFEE RICH “ To D.R. Anthony and 1,000 their constituents being the By Lorraine Spafford PMDEOFFIUM 16 oz. “ Marcellus” man 3 • LL XV6. F H E S H F U n 39 SUHSW En FRESHER HOOO’S , Others: I do not recognize your right puppeteers. According to this view, Today’s thought 281 Center St. OCEANPERCH .. 40 oz. I 12 PACK to demand that I shall vote either for the representative’s superior infor­ (Roman Soldier) Who’d preached God’s -goodness Manchester TURKEY BREASTS *1 FRUITS & VEGETABLES mation and even his reasoned judg­ PRUNE JUICE...... - MILK BARS...... I HOOD'S or against conviction. I have taken an throughout this land. WEAVER DUTCH FRYE Perfection Trimmed oath to do impartial justice accor­ ment are immaterial. What counts is '’'.Compassion Silently, Marcellus stood by in awe Primary Trails ' DELI DEPT. FRUIT ON Bonorn No one would tell him what to day 28 02. PKG. VUSK TROPKANA ding to the Constitution and laws, and that he caters unerringly to the The Lord is good to all, and His As Jesus lay nailed across the bar. FRESH DOKIOUS lor Better Value YOGURT For he’d have His way that very WetlrthiS recession’s done mC in. LEGS & THIGHS KOSHER & POUSH DIUS I compassion is over all that He has MUSHROOM OR t '/i GAL I S o z. I trust that I shall have the courage expanded vie expressed views and day. I’m tired of eating beans , personal whims of his constituents. made. Psalms 145:9 PEMU ITAUAH OUVE PICKLES...... ORANGE JUICE...... ' and honesty to vote according to the He looked into that kindly face Soon Marcellus knew it was the end And answering help-wanted ads . FAMILY PACK ' ^ Others, including this writer, dis­ The nobler a soul is, the more HOT OR SWEH' dictates Of-my judgment and for the Hoping this scene he could erase And wearing patChed-up jeans. SALADS S W EH LIFE LB. PKG. C Q ( BIRDSEYE highest good of my country." agree with that inflexible formula. objects of compassion it hath. — ITALIAN SAUSAGE KRAn AMEMCAH But, no, he must face the foe He had helped crucify a very dear While I have time. I’ll exercise CUTWAX BEAHS, WHOLE OR TOMATOES...... 3 3 What a senator or representative Francis Bacon Milcxrs 12 OL I AWAKE Ross’ words come to mind in light Forget his anguish and his woe friend, ...... The right of every resident MIBOSTOH CREAM STYU CORH, 12 oz. really owes his constituents — and If a person is striving to be COOKED SALAMI of evidence this year that an unusual­ For he must understand Now they placed Him in a vault And do the things that’s "in" this IB. PKG. WHOU POTATOES, CHEESE SLUES ' his country — is not an appearance at Christlike, an attribute they must TEKOERBUHCH ly large number of congressmen are “Great Caesar” was in command. Knowing many greedy men were at year. FISH STICKS MIXED VEGETABLES, 3 5 M calling it quits rather than running the Sunday picnic. Rather, he owes nature constantly is compassion. s u • BROCCOU TASTE 0 SEA CHIFFON REG. “Get on with your work,” fault. I’m going to run for President. BOCNAR PROVOIOHE lEHDERPEAS C 49- J ! for re-election to what traditionally them a conscientious effort to work Jesus in His niiracle of healing in­ Marcellus shouted loud 9 OL i 1 LB. PKG. “I’ll find Jesus followers, I’ll do some traveling, meet nice CRV-O-VAG CHEESE VEGETABLES3 for has been regarded as a highly and vote, on any given issue, for the variably acted out of compassion for As he glanced at the jeering JOKY LARGE HADDOCK DINNER MARGARINE A Christian I’ll be folks. KKLBASA desirable post. highest public good as he in­ the person to be healed. One seldom crowd; PRIHCE Preaching with them throughout And get some decent eating, GROTE B W E IG U NAVEL HEMZ Although most of the retirees are dependently sees it. If by so doing he has the opportunity to share the joys “I’ll stay beside you, Lord, for a BOGNAR SPAGHEHI Bl 5 9 « content to exit Capitol Hill with a incurs the wrath of his voters, it is of others until he has the com­ Galilee. And even if I lose with all LR.PKC. HATURAICASHK ORANGES...... *10 w fprJ9< REG or CRIHKU i BIRDS EYE while,’’ My soul will swell with joy 'Those other guys competing. UBOWS whimper and not a bang, an excep­ their privilege to square matters at passions to share their pains and . And he gave Jesus a loving smile. FRANKS FRANKS DEEP FR IES ...... FRENCH or CUT the next election, sorrows as well. Nothing is more For Christians I’ll make I’ll get to know my rivals GREEN BEANS tion is New York Republicar^James Throughout the long hours S W E T in CHARMIH FRESH . Edmund Burke perhaps put is best: beautiful to witness or experience Of each girl and boy.” And they’ll be good friends of mine 9 o z. Hastings, 49, a well regarded but in­ ROSSER’S 4 PACK P K a TEHBER SARA LEE ’4 “A representative owes the people than compassion, unstained by Marcellus stood by His side “ I’ll tell again how Our Lord > When I See them all next winter IR.PK& I tensely frustrated legislator leaving Hoping our Lord would have no P&PLOAF ...... TOILET TISSUES. ASPARAGUS...... e 59< Washington to become president of a not his energy alone, but his judg­ calculation or duty. appeared. In the unemployment line.. ” SLUED BACON...... DESSERT CAKES 3 i 8 9 < need to die; trade association in New York, ment as well. He betrays their best The Rev, Kenneth Knox. Forgave the people who had Poetically yours, ’ ■ How could we do this to Him? In annoucing his retirement, interest if he yields his considered , Talcottville sneered; Robert Pearl It truly would be our greatest sin. Hastings told of the difficulty of get- judgment to their passing opinion.” Congregational Church Soon they’ll know and understand 649 Main St. Manchester MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 1. 1976- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTEiyEVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 1, 1976 , / n LCCNTCNNIAL About town L o b b y in g Metro to seek more wheel chair vans b ill hits The Metro Wheelchair Service, over a 12-hour span, just one van office w hile other calls are w aiting at The British Isles Ladies Chapter of Center St., to pay respects to the late In c . o fJ m E. Center St. has could probably accommodate all the headquarters to be served. the Daughters of the British Empire Mrs Noelia Fuller, a member of the sn ag request^ permission to operate four calls, said Roger Talbot, secretary- Talbot said the extra vans would Will meet Wednesday, April 14 at 7:45 unit and a past president of the South Windsor American Legion Auxiliary. wheel dhairwans in addition to its treasurer of M e tr^j eliminate these appointment “jams . p.m, downstairs at the Hartford HARTFORD (UPI) - B N M it o e s three-van. flqet. A hearing on the But the three vans in operation and lags.” Federal Savings & Loan building, Questions of who should be One of The Stop & Shop Companies request is^edu le d for April 12 at 10 cannot take care of all the calls Each new van would cost about 1105 New Britain Ave., Elmwood. Cheney Tech students are looking considered a lobbyist has a.m. in the State Department of because the majority of medical of­ $12,000, Talbot said. F o r inform ation c a ll 242-9551. for old Hartford, or' any, telephone snagged a proposed bill • PAINTS • CUSTOM COLOR • SHUTTERS • Health Building, 79 Elm St., Hart­ fice appointments come within a Any person desiring to be admitted directories which they can us^ln a designed to restrict their ford., limited time. A van driver may be as a party to the hearing shall file a Members of the Manchester contest they are entering. Ajiyone activities at the Capitol. 7 \ I f the appointm ents fo r the patients held up indefinitely waiting for a written petition to be so designated American Legion Auxiliary w ill meet with an old book wishing to help using the service were spread out patient to be released fro m a doctor’s not later than three days before the today at 7 p.m. at the John F. should bring it to the school. Any help The bill, considered Controversy has raged for date of the hearing. ' Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. w ill be greatly appreciated. Wednesday by a legislative years among historians over committee, would force what the nation's first flag of lobbyists to wear name EASY-POES-IT independence looked like. tags while at the capitol Many feel the first "O ld' Glory” resembled Great and to report their finan­ Britain's familiar Union Jack cial dealings with REDECORATING but others maintain the flag legislators. It calls for $1,- may have originated in 000 fines for violations. ■'V Easton. Pa. Those supporting Easton's claim say it was first The Government Ad­ flown from the Court House ministration and Policy there on July 8, 1776 upon the • WALLPAPER • TRIMMING • LIGHTING • TILES • first reading of the Declara­ Committee was told at a tion of Independence, accor­ public hearing on the ding to the World Almanac. measure that its definition ON SALE NOW THRU SATURDAY, APRIL 3 The flag Is believed one of the of a lobbyist was too broad. first and most recognizable in our new Home Decor Center, East Hartford versions of the so-called It would define a lobbyist "Betsey Ross" flag, 13 red as any person or firm that: and white stripes and 13 wjiite stars in a circle in a field of has more than 60 com­ blue. munications a year with state officials, oral or written, in an attempt to influence legislation; con­ F a s t tacts 100 other persons and Sales Results when urges them to influence you advertise your bills; or spends $100 or s pa ce-consum ing more a year to affect idle Items in the legislation. Want Ads. The lobbyists testified the definition would make lobbyists out of political parties, antipoverty agen­ cy workers, spokesmen for state agencies and lawyers involved in court challenges to state laws. Cruising Hilliard Pond The about 20 lobbyists who spoke before the The Conservation Commission is convinced that this Manchester site has great recreation legislative committee also possibilities. In its wildest dreams, however, the commission does not envision regularly I OLDETYME I opposed the measure oh scheduled cruises. This excursion on Hilliard Pond was a one-day. April 1, affair arranged grounds it was an invasion I HOLIDAY I by Herald photographer Reginald Pinto. of their privacy. j IN THE COUNTRY!} GOING OUTOF J Spring weekends from ■ I $25.00 include 3 meals! | I Summer rates from $10.00 | I include two All You Can Eat I Reagan denounces Ford policies M eals... 18'H ole Golf, I Tennis, Swimming, and I I much more. | sonal campaigning for Ford nor Defense dress as Reagan's "basic has mounted against Ford WASHINGTON (UPI) - I For FREE brochure of the | more than a week to con­ Secretary Donald stump speech " filled with in recent primaries. But I last of the vacation bar- ■ Ronald Reagan has taken centrate on the 30-minute Rumsfeld is willing to "negative rheotric." the speech raised no major I gains, write: Inn at Poland Z BUSINESS SALE! his victory-short, money- taped speech shown proclaim U.S. m ilitary Reagan's address was a ' new issues nor did it give ■ Spring, Poland Spring, ■ starved bid for the nationally over NBC superiority and added "the composite of the in­ any indication of Reagan's I Maine 04274. (207) 996-4351 I Republican presidential Wednesday night and evidence mounts that we creasingly tough attacks future campaign plans. ■■■■■■■■■■a nomination to the gambled $100,000 fo r the are No. 2 in a w orld where the presidential challenger American people with a prime time which he hoped it is dangerous, if not fatal, nationwide television would bring in cash to to be second best." M O M n n u jo N speech denouncing Presi­ replenish the depleted dent Ford's policies at On the economic front, If B M E B E T O ) campaign coffer. ^The photomural from Swedeny f m 40 r u n ol UiwxctlM Ssrvlct home and abroad. Reagan said the country INVITATION TO BID 'O p e n 24 Hours Dally The 65-year-old former Reagan said Ford's must "stop fighting the military-foreign policy has symptoms and start Scaled bids will be received as a condition of doing FOR EMDiGENCY SERVICE California governor in the Office ol The Director NOW’* placed the country in fighting the disease." business will) tlie Town, as per Make your wall a window to nature with DOU^^R iMVEinoin planned to slay on the of General Services, 41 Center Federal Order 11246. "danger, and the danger "There's only one cause offensive with saturation Street. Manchester, Connec­ Bid forms, plans and television and some per­ grows with each passing fo r in fla tio n — governm ent ticut until April 19. 1976 at specifications are available at a Homedecor photomural from Sweden! M©bil H d a y ." He said the spending more than sonal campaigning in the 11:00 a.m. for the following: the General Services Office. A) Summer Ocean B) Sunset Over Lake HEATING OILS President's claims of solid government takes in,” BUY ANY ONE I 1 South, South\vest and West Hydraulic Sand Spreaders 41 Center Street, Manchester, C) Autumn Forest D) Lake In the Mountain Reagan said. “ The cure is OIL BURNER & in a desperate attempt to economic recovery are The Town of Manchester is Connecticut. OF THESE FOUR Wish you were by the ocean? Near a lake or reminiscent of the boasts a balanced budget." an equal opportunity Town of Manchester. HEATING INSTALLATION blunt Ford's drive for a MURALS FOR ONLY mountains, or in a forest? Bring the vista WIU. 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PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester^ Conn., Thurs.«yApriI 1, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 1. 1976- PAGE NINE Obituaries Firem en Fire calls your Mtitor Chargt Hfofcomo On All FrMzor Orcfori Ernest Bertsche Windsor and lived in Enfield 10 years visiting Manchester Yanks await Messersmith ruling before moving tlf Ellington five years Tuesday, 2:27 p.m. — ROCKVILLE — Ernest Bertsche, ago. 83, of 27 White St, died Wednesday at Leaves on fire at 79 Crestwood I WESTERN BEEF NEW YORK (U P I)-O nthe On Wednesday, the Yankees for $1 million and it is that agree­ According to Marvin Miller, the were through Osmond. Dick Moss, attorney for the She was a 190d graduate of Enfield schools Dr. (Town) home. He was the husband of Mrs. 1 claimed that Messersmith, who has ment which is the center of. the' executive director of the Players “The Yankees have entered into a Players Association, wired Yankee High School and/taught in East Wind­ Tuesday, 3:30 p.m. — Smoke surface, under a provision in Elizabeth Friedrich Bertsche. been shopping around for the best storm. Association, it is clear he does not. w ritten agreem ent with Andy owner George Steinbrenner to in­ sor from 1903 ti 1933. investigation at 28 Lilley St. Town fire fighters will begin their baseball’s bylaws, you’d think offer since March 9, the day he was Kuhn gave some indication of what “I’ve been advised he doesn’t have, Messersmith through his authorized form him that Osmond was not Mr. Bertsche was born in She was a member of Enfield (Town) Switzerland and lived in Rockville spring visits to Manchester schools w MANCHESTER 643-1184 V i p Sunday 9 6 ■ Commissioner Bowie Kuhn has officially declared a free agent, his ruling might be when he called any power of attorney," Miller said. agent. Herb Osmond,’’ Paul authorized to sign an agreement for United Methodipt Church. Tuesday, 4:28 p.m. — False more than 60 years. He was a tomorrow to discuss fire safety and With a complete line of v/e r e s e r v e t h e r ig h t to IM no option but to step in and reneged on a four-year, $1-million attention to a provision in baseball’s “There was no contract signed by explained in New York. “We have Messersmith and also the contract . She is s u rg e d by a sister, Mrs. alarm at Box 25, Cedar and machinist for the ABA Tool and spring cleanup. Pleasant Sts. (Town) I & PRODUCE W v LIMIT QUANTITIES . contract with them and appealed to rules, 3(D), which states that an Messersmith; No contract signed by been advised through the Players sent to Messersmith on Tuesday had Em ogeneP«d of Ellington. declare that free agent pitcher Engineering Co. of Manchester Tuesday, 9:06 p.m. — Truck Andy Messersmith must play Kuhn for a ruling concerning the agreement between a player and a Osmond or anybody else. It was just Association that Mr. Messersmith is several discrepancies from an agree­ fieral is Friday at 11 a.m. in Firemen will start with Buckley (ire at 94 McNall St. (Town) PECIHLS THURS-FHI-SHT— ------M destiny of the 30-year-old right­ club before a contract is signed can a piece of paper outlining some of the now attempting to void the term of ment made in Tampa Saturday night. before his retirement 12 years ago. Enfield United Methodist Church. for the New York Yankees. He was a member of the Apostolic School and will visit all schools Wednesday, 1:47 a.tft. — hander. bind that player to the club. Under provisions,’’ the agreement despite the fact that In New York, Miller also insisted Burial will be in Town Street within the Town Fire District in the Smoke investigation at 14 W. ^ F T » However, there’s more to Messersmith’s agent. Herb Os­ this rule, it would appear that Kuhn Even Paul could not clearly refute both the Yankees and Mr. Osmond no binding agreement had been Christian Church of Ellington. Cemetery, East Windsor. next week. Students will be given Middle Tpke. (Town) baseball's latest legal entanglement mond, and Yankees President Gabe could only rule in favor of the Miller’s contentions, saying only that bargained in good faith.... reached because the contract did not Other survivors are' a son, Robert Friends may call at the Leete Wednesday, 4:02 p.m. — safety literature, including the AMERICAN SLICED. CHEESEj^ than meets the eye, so don't be sur­ Paul both signed a written agree­ Yankees. The issue, however, Osmond "represents.” the power of ’’We intend to perforrti our conform with the previous agree­ E. Bertsche of Vernon; a daughter, Funeral Home, 125 Pearl St., En­ Service cali to 34 Clinton St. Junior Fire Marshal magazine. prised if the commissioner rules in ment Tuesday providing for suddenly has become one of whether attorney for Messersmith. Paul ad­ obligations under the agreement and ment. Mrs. Harry A. Nielson of.Bloom­ field, tonight from 7 to 9. (Town) field; three sisters, Elsie Bertsche,- Wednesday, 6:54 p.m. — Messersmith’s favor at a 2 p.m. EST Messersmith to pitch for the or not Osmond actually has the mits never having spoken to expect Mr. M essersmith to do The Yankees asked Kuhn to in­ Also included in the school visits meeting here today. Yankees in 1976, 1977, 1978 and 1979 power of attorney for Messersmith, Messersmith and that all his dealings likewise....’’ tervene. Martha Bertsche and Mrs. Frieda Mrs. Jennie T. Ronk will be talks with teachers about use Smoke investigation at Cedar Grollimund, all in Switzerland; three and High Sts. (Town) ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Jennie T. of fire extinguishers. grandchildren and five great­ Ronk of Newburgh, N.Y., formerly of Wednesday, 8 p.m. — Eighth District firefighters to forest grandchildren. Rockville, died March 17 in the In connection with the school The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at fire drill in Ellington.. Cornwall- (N.Y.) Hospital. She was visits. Fire Chief John Rivosa is Wednesday, -8:45 p.m. — 6-16 oz. iiottles the Apostolic Christian Church. the widow of George A. Ronk. reminding townspeople about spring i SEVEN-UP Standby for transfer of gas- Burial will! be in Grove Hill Mrs. Ronk was born in Rockville cleanup of papbrs and -other com­ oiine from disabled truck on S. Red Sox team to beat Cemetery, Rockville. and observed her 100th birthday last bustibles from celiacs, garages and Main St. (Town) Friends may call at the White- July. She taught school for many attics. V Herald angle Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm years in Brooklyn, N.Y., before %W9 Tips from the chief included: South Windsor i St., Rockville, tonight from 7 to 9. moving to Newburgh in 1942. R.CCOU / --i • Keep combustibles 1 away from Tuesday, 4:05 p.m. — Grass The family suggests that those An 1894 graduate of Rockville High fire off Rye St. Earl Yost Few problems furnaces. ' wishing to may make memorial gifts School, her death preceded by two Wednesday, 4:15 p.m. — S G l i i a a B D j to the Apostolic Christian Church of days that of her high school • Inspect fireplaces for loose Grass fire off Sand Hill Rd. ligDURKEE'Sor McCORMICK LAND 0 LAKES Limit 1 Sports Editor Eliington. classmate. Miss Mariette N. Fitch of bricks, mortar and soot. i SPICES Mrs. Bessie E.H. Munson Rockville. They are believed to have BUTTER been the last surviving members of • Review home fire escape routes Tolland County for AL champs K ii XVOFF ili'" ’-'”"'- ELLINGTON - Mrs, Bessie E. the class. with the family. Tuesday, 5:48 p.m. —Pile of wood on fire on W. Main St., ___ANY SPICE |®| [isg with $10.00 Grocery PumhaseE Hudson Munson, 85, of 13 Snipsic Mrs. Ronk is survived by a niece, -Ni-; Village died Tuesday in Rockviile • • Remove flammable liquids for Rockville. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - A year ago, Boston Red Sox Mrs. Franklin C. Harlow of Wednesday, 7:44 a.m. — Oddity on golf course The ball Mrs. Carpenter mistaken­ •Memorial Nursing Home, She was Rockville. the house and store them outside. ly played belonged to Jean Stratton Manager Darrell Johnson faced the prospect of having to figure the widow of Howard Munson. Dumpster fire at Tolland High B g a a i l i g ! wfACCEPT fed r Ia l fo o d Tt Talk about oddities 'bn the The funeral and burial were in Use a metal storage cabinet for such School, Tolland. Azinger, still a better than average out a way to beat the Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees Mrs. Munson was born in East liquids. golf course, and chance Newburgh. golfer, and also a former fine player — both of which were considered to be the most improved teams meetings,- this one is offered out of the Manchester Country Club. today which was picked up Point made was that it’s still a in baseball. during a Florida vacation in small world. The pair being reunited As history tells us, however, John­ Bolton request to be considered Tuesday son came up with two pretty fair and third baseman Rico Petrocelli Sarasota. via a lost golf ball. (32). Neither showed any noticeable By SOL R. COHEN times), the board will con­ use of Moriarty Field to Park and $991 for replacing $2,750; and engineering answers to the Yankees’ acquisition Doris Carpenter of Manchester, of Catfish Hunter and the Orioles’ signs of slowing down during the Herald Reporter sider appointing a play by rec-sponsored a leaking hot-water tank at $2,900. World Series last year. Republican to the Human teams and by Hartford the West Side Rec. Both • A p p ro v in g e a rly who winters in Florida, and spends pickup of Lee May and Ken Among some of the items some leisure hours on the golf course Notes off the cuff Singleton. Nobody, it seemed, had STRENGTHS: Lynn, Rice (.309,22 Relations Commission, a Twilight League teams. It allocations would be from retirement benefits (effec­ HR, 102 RBIs) and Dwight Evans to be discussed Tuesday by OKIE perfecting her game, related this Among the Manchester men who figured on the Red Sox unveiling two the Manchester Board of Republican to the Disaster instructed rec officials to the Capital Improvement tive June 1, 1976) for Mrs make up perhaps the best all-around Control Advisory Com­ aid the American Legion Reserve fund. Agnes Chidester, a school Time To yarn. visited Florida and found the rookies like Fred Lynn and Jim Rice, Directors is a request from While her husband, Dick, was baseball teams inactive during This spring, Darrell Johnson’s outfield in baseball; Carlton Fisk the mittee and five team in its search for an • Reallocating $74,(KX) in system employe for 16 LANDSCAPE No. 1 catcher in AL, Rick Burleson a the Town of Bolton for per­ recuperating from an illness and spring training were Tom Kelley, biggest concern is whether or not to mission to dump its refuse Republicans to the Citizens alternate field. The item to Community Development years. and CARE i\l superb defensive shortstop. Advisory Committee. reconsider is on the agenda funds, by deleting $42,169 • Approving a $3,665 hospital stay, she visited one of the retired Manchester High coach, Jeff carry three designated hitters or an in the Olcott St. Disposal FOR YOUR LAWN! Florida west coast golf courses. Koelsch and Jack Hull...Keeping extra utility infielder. Such are the WEAKNESSES: Starting pitching And, it will consiser at the request of Deputy for sewer construction and claim settlement for Alisa could be a problem if Luis Tiant hnd Area; a proposal by the Paired in a foursome with three close tabs on the Boston Red Sox in pleasant problems of a defending granting Kenneth Mayor John Thompson. slicing $31,831 from funds K ove, fo rm e rly of newly acquired Ferguson Jenkins superintendent of GREENFIELD other women, the Manchester Coun­ the Sarasota-Bradenton area are Lef­ league champion. Burkamp permission to In co n sid erin g the for a multi-service center; Manchester and now suddenly show their ages. Likewise, cemeteries for a hike in SCOTTS® - SAVEII try Club member hit a drive that ty Bray and Dr, Robert Keeney, both "We have three designated use a 108x12 foot town- request of the MPHNA for and adding $40,000 for residing in New Haven the age at the corners, Yastrzemski cemetery service fees; an Feed 15,000 Sq. Ft & SAVE *3.001 settled out of view. After a frantic of Manchester...Henry Wierzbicki hitters," says Johnson, “And owned strip of land to the an additional appropria­ repairing Verplanck Swim­ The settlement stems from and Petrocelli could unexpectedly appeal from the American Feed 5,000 Sq. F t «6.25 search in the area where the ball was reports the annual booster drive for I UPI Photo I naturally, I’d like to keep all three, rear (off Purnell PI.) of his tion, the board will act on a ming Pool, $30,000 for a Jan. 7, 1971 fall by Miss Feed 10,000 Sq. Ft & SAVE *2.001 pose a-problem. Legion Baseball com­ Feed 10,000 Sq. F t ...... $12.90 thought to have landed, and without the American Legion baseball team but we also want to get a good look at 811-21 Main St. building. He recommendation by a sub­ renovating the former Or- Kove on an icy Henry St Feed 5,000 Sq. Ft & SAVE *1.001 Scott (11) and Dave Cotvens (18) NEW FACES: Jenkins (17-18, ,^93 mittee for permission to ORTHO, Save $3; 12,000 Sq. F t $ 1 2 .9 5 any success, Mrs. Carpenter was is now under way. Attractive booster Steve Dillard, who could make the intends to use the area for committee that has been ford School for use as a day sidewalk. Miss Kove was lliivf iii.sidf Iriu’k in battle for ERA) comes over from Texas to use Mt. Nebo's Moriarty ready to bring out a new ball and take team as a utility infielder.’’ a sid e w a lk , fo r an studying the request care center, and $4,000 for 17 then and a student. She decals are being distributed to sup­ bolster the starting pitching; Tom Field for its program; and a penalty as the next foursome ap­ Otherwise, the Red Sox will be overhang for the building — Thompson, Pascal day care equipment for the and her parents sued the KERR McGEE (luiiwdHaii) • MUIIUIITI • CflWa$K!MUWI porters of Legion. Checks may be House (7-7, 3.19 ERA) was acquired a re q u e s t from the proached. made out to the American Legion basically the same club that captured Manchester Public Health and for landscaping. Prignano and Carl Zinsser. center. town for $20,000, claiming 5-10-5-SAVE $1,001 . . . .NOW $4.95 • KtTH0$$ • nnTDNTUI from Atlanta Braves as bullpen in­ The request from Bolton Also under new business, • Transferring $9,650 she sustained a fractured Finally, after minutes, which Booster Fund and forwarded to the AmeVican League East by 4Vz Nursing Association for an •ncx niosMtn seemed like hours, Mrs. Carpenter surance; Rookie right-hander Don is because that town is the board will consider: from the Contingency Fund right leg. The out-of-court 10-6-4-SAVE $1.00! . . . .NOW $4.95 •m um Wierzbicki at 85 Lockwood St. All games over Baltimore last year. The additional town contribu­ •coTToasEEBinL •maacaxiamsaiiB nearly stepped on a ball. Wasting no Aase will likely be brought up after losing the use of the An­ • Allocating $1,3(X) for to the following: treasurer, settlement is being LIM E, extra large 80-lb. bags $1.39 donors will be listed in the official biggest splash of news in the camp tion for 1976-77. time, she took out a club and drove to first month of season to be fifth dover landfill site as of more fencing at Robertson $4,000; general services. recommended by Town program to be distributed at all home Celts see Red has been the holdout of Lynn, last Tuesday’s meeting is at 8 ★ icwnDn starter; Rookie Steve Dillard and June 30. Town Manager Counsel Victor Moses. • AZALEAS the green. games...Gerry Blanchard, Cheney season's rookie of the year and most p.m. in the Municipal ★ lEWniUlTSI Upon close examination at this free agent pickup Gene Michael Robert Weiss will have a • JUNIPERS Tech basketball coach, reports the valuable player with a .331 average, BuildingHearing Room. It ★ KW OLPNmtllTtt spot, she discovered that she had hit vying for utility infielder vacancy. recommendation' in time • F0R8YTHIA ' school is collecting old telephone 21 homers and 105 RBIs. will be for public hearings • JAP HOLLY 3 lor $10.95 They’re All H ent .someone else’s ball. .OUTLOOK: No reason to assume for the April 6 meeting. He books to raise money to purchase a About the only questions facing the' on a bevy of appropriation, At this point, she picked up the and top Suns Red Sox won’t repeat as Eastern has said that his video tape machine...Although the Red Sox are the advancing ages of requests and fotjction on POHED PLANTS: HOUSEPLANTS Sow Vegetable A strange ball and high-tailed it back to Division and even American League THE PEOPLE’S " club failed to make the NBA playoffs first baseman Carl Yastrzemski'(36) unfinished b u sing. Action preliminary analysis in­ 2 W" POT SIZE Flower Seeds Nowl champions. CHOICE IN STEEL BELTED RADIALS A » I4 m , liio n la i, Cyoliman, the foursome and explained the em­ the New York Knicks attracted more on the proposed additional dicates usage by Bolton Ninilng PlinU. Africaa VMita, Impatlwncw, Aaparagut P*rn, 3” Htadquarttra Fon Sell Haatera. BOSTON (UPI) — Coming off a colorless perforhiance in Buf­ Pota, Sell, Flats, Inaecticldee. barrassing situation. An apology was than a million fans to see them play would be mutually advan­ anuMlMniunii, Uift m4 IiiuN ft«d, Whita and Pink Qaranlumt. appropriations and on new Hangers, Plant Stands, WIndew accepted. tageous to both towns. He Foltait Pint!, Mtnolio* HyMdt, for the eighth straight season. The falo, the saw Red. business items will be at a MICHELIN pkn mmy monl 69

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At coffee house INDEX Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sele 23 NOTICED “What did the boys like best?” I B randt G illespie of 1 Loit and Found REDUCED FOR quick sale - ManehMttr Eddy of Towpath Gardens, West 2 Ptraonali , two family, 30 Locust Street, asked a teacher from a Newington Toronto, Ont., Can., will 3 Announcamanti IMMEDUTE OCCUPANCY Hartford, a former winner of awards _ no agents, 646-242b, 9-5. public school, Waiting with her for displays in some of the biggest present a program of 4 Enlartainmant S - A uction! Doll house, six-room Cape charges for their; school bus to pick music and song Friday at 8 BOLTON ■ $31,900- Attractive flower shows in' the East. FINANCIAL with stone siding, wall-to- them up after seeing the Farm and p.m. at the Maranatha . 8 Bonda-Slocka-Mortgagea glic itemtd five room Ranch, family wall carpeting, above­ Home Garden Show last week at the Eddy undertook to show what the Christian Coffee House in {) — Perional Loam room, fireplace, paneling, 10 — Inturanco CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING West Hartford Armory. Gardening CHS is and does. He had a small Fellowship Hall of Calvary aluminum siding. Hutchins ground pool, half acre lot. EMPLOYMENT Agency, 646-3166. As little as 5% down to greenhouse filled with prize plants Church, 647 E. Middle 13 Help Wanted qualified buyer. Asking I he answer was a surprise. “Oh,” brought by members, and kept Tpke. 14 — Busineif Opporiunlllea MANCHESTER- New listing - $36,900. she said, “the nuts; I couldn’t drag By Frank Atwood locked day and night so we could The composer, musician 15 — Situation Wanted PHONE 643-2711 U&R Built eight room them away from these nuts.” It was assure the owners that their plants and minister of the gospel EDUCATION FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Colonial, 2V2 baths, double 18 Private Instruction! garape, all the extras. Air- a simple exhibit, put on by Jonathan could not be stolen. A compost pile has frequently appeared 19 _ Schools-Classes W.J. barcomb' 20 - Instructions Wanted conditioning, dead-end street. Realtor 644-8000 Law of Manchester and some of his with a window in one side showed on WHCT-TV Hartford. 60's. Hayes Corporation, 646- nut-growing friends, mainly a table alternate layers of leaves and soil to Refreshments will be REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING 0131. 23 Homes for Sale P o w er ADVERTISING holding bowls of various.kinds of nuts help the leaves break down Into good, served. The public is in­ 24 Lols-Land for Sele that's what Is DEADLINE 25 — Investment Property LOVELY six room Ranch BOWERS SCHOOL Area - Six being grown and harvested in young boy mix his eggs, borrowing soil conditioning material. An exhibit vited to attend. There will packed in those Barnyard popular 26 — Business Property 12:00 noon the day belore RATES home, on quiet tree lined room Colonial, 1 1/2 baths, his fork and whipping them into froth 27 — Resort Property Connecticut. of “sick” plants demonstrated that be no admission charge. Classified ads. Sell publication. street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 new eat-in kitchen, screened with a practiced hand. Brandi Gillespie 28 — Real Estate Wanted your Idle Items for 1 day . 10c word per day ' The Newin'gton teacher toid mb the diagnosis of such ailments is part Deadline for Saturday and baths, garage, privacy, porch, fircplaced living room, of our service to members. A small MISC. SERVICES quick cash. Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 3 days . .9c word per day Buckley School, low 40's. wall-to-wall carpeting, gar­ “What did the girls like best?” ' that her school had, for several 31 Services Offered 6 days . .8c word per.day The 4-H Clubsfiad a vegetabie gar­ — Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, age, by owner. $46,000. 643- This question brought a more predic­ vegetable garden had rhubarb, 32 Painting-Papering 26 days . -7c wfird.per day years, sent children on buses to the den, started with greenhouse plpts, 33 — Building-Contracting 649-1922. 5495. parsley, lettuce, cabbage and onions PLEASE READ 15 words, $2.00 minimum table response, from one of the University of Connecticut canipus to iooking the way you hope your garden 34 — Roofing'-Siding already, well along, and there were 35 — Heating-Plumbing Personels YDUR AD H appy Ads ...... $ 2.1 9 Inch second-grade girls. “The baby see farm animals, but with money wili look in June. Extension Service 36 — Flooring MANCHESTER - Magnificent FIRST OFFERING - Six plantings of many, kinds of ornamen­ — Moving-TrucKing-Storage chicks,” she said, and it had been ob­ tight for such things as extra bus specialists manned a booth where all Health fair adds 37 Classified ads are taken over eleven room Colonial, over 4,- room Ranch, breezeway, gar­ vious that the baby chicks were a tal material from 'early-flowering 38 — Services Wanted INCOME TAX preparation - Ihe phone as a convenience. 000 square feet of elegant age, fireplace, plaster walls, trips, they came to West Hartford in­ kinds of questions on gardens and Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or The Herald Is responsible for living area. 4 1/2 baths, good condition throughout, popular feature of the farm animal rhododendrons, to ground cover MISC. FOR SALE stead. iawns were invited, and answered. anemia screening 41 Articles for Sale 525-6263 for appointment. only one incorrect Insertion and -aluminum siding, beautifui city utilities, lot 100x150. Near exhibit put on by vocational plants, spring flowering shrubs altd. 42 — Building Supplies then only to the size of the terraced lot. Must be seen. school. Priced at only $43,900. agriculture students from several plants that can be grown in wet 43 — 'Pels -Birds- Dogs TAX RETURNS - Individual original insertion. Errprs which Priced to sell fast ip 80’s. Call Call Charles Lesperance, 649- The “barnyard,” installed and Commercial nurserymen, seed Free screening for Cooley’s anemia at the 44 _ Livestock do not lessen Ihe value of the areas. 45 __ Boats & Accessories and business tax returns advertisement will not be cor­ R. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, , 7620. high schools. — managed by the high school students, companies and backyard equipment Manchester Health Fair is being promoted by UNICO 46 Sporting Goods prepared. Call Russell L. rected by.an additional Inser­ 646-1980. or 647-1139. 47 _ Garden Products companies paid for space. Adrian Burnett, Tax Service, 353 tion. SEVEN ROOM Cape, four was the top attraction for the smaller As an attention-getter that worked National whose project of the year is the disease 48 — Antiques The chicks were in a pen on the (Art) Knuttel and his son, Hajo, now 49 Wanted to Buy Center Street, Manchester, RAMBLING nine room Cape, bedrooms, big family room, boys and girls, and it was one of the marveiously Eddy had a pair of which is also called 'Thalassemia Major. — floor and children, if they bandied the working together with their own 646-3005. . 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, two fireplaces, central vac displays that best carried out the pur­ Manchurian pheasants with blue The Health Fair WliT be held Aprif 13 from 2 to 8 RENTALS trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ system, attached garage, chicks caretuliy, could pick one up, 52 Rooms lor Rent pose of the show. The State Depart­ nursery at Warehouse Point, had p.m. in the Manchester High School cafeteria. SINGLES: Join Insta-Mate, a Help Wanted 13 cy, Realtors, 646-3166. treed lot, quiet street, close to cuddie it in both hands "without feathers and red and white markings 53 — Apartments for Rent ment of Agriculture, with un­ divided their beautifui display gar­ on their heads, scratching for insects Cooley's anemia is a generic blood disorder affec­ 54 — Homes lor Rent low cost local dating service. Parkade. $46,900. Call after squeezing and perhaps hold the fuzzy, 55 _ Business for Rent Meet new people today! Write derwriting help for preliminary den in two haives, since Art is in­ ting people who trace their ancestry to countries — MAINTENANCE , Help FOUR FAMILY - in central 5:30, owner, 649-3954." on top of the compost pile. 56 Resort Property for Rent Box 815-M, New Britain, Help Wanted 13 soft baby feathers against a cheek. expenses from the Agriculturai In­ terested, in plants that will be hardy bordering the Mediterranean Sea, particularly 57 -L. Wanted to Rent wanted, full time, responsible location, needs some face lif­ in Connecticut and his son likes to 58 - Misc. for pent Conn, 06050, person. Own transportation. ting, all .apartments heated, / f o r sa l e - Like new, four formation Council, put on the show to Greece and Italy. AVON- Make good money $610 monthly income. Selling room Condo at Northlield Children from schools within The greenhouse was loaned to us by AUTOMOTIVE Call 646-5858. remind city people that Connecticut grow tropical plants in a greenhouse. Persons with the trait are not ill, but may have a selling this winning com­ for $49,900, T. J. Crockett Green, Manchester, Large reasonahie driving distance from the company that makes them and 61 Autos lor Sale INCOME TAX returns bination: daily need products stiil has farms that produce an im­ mild anemia. Carriers who marry have a one in four 62 _ Trucks lor Sale prepared in your home by Realtor, 643-1577. living room with dining area, Hartford were invited to visit the was for sale second-hand after the 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale DENTAL Receptionist - lor the whole family at new one bedroom with possible se­ portant part of the food we eat. chance in each pregnancy of having a child with — qualified consultant. Call show, free, if they came with their show. 64 Molorcycles-Bicycles Assistant. For Manchester, low prices; world-famous MANCHESTER - Hurry - cond in finished rec room, Thalassemia Major, or Cooley’s anemia. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Allan Keeler Tax Service, 871- one girl office. 4 1/2 days, cosmetics, fragrances. Call teachers and a mother or two to help, Horticultural Society Hom es .Spring has Sprung - This 6 wall-to-wall carpeting, all Dr, Salvatore Squatrito, jiresident of the Dental 1781, Monday-Sunday, 9-9. send resum e to Box KK, now: 523-9401. on the first two days. Show peopie es­ My own part in the show was as Financially, the four-day show paid 66 Automotive Service room Ranch, three bedrooms, applianced kitchen, central Association in Manchester, and Dr. Monroe Rackow 67 - Autos lor Reni-Leese Manchester Herald. fireplace, garage, full base­ air-conditioning throughout, timated there were close to 4,000 The pouitry industry had a booth aii its biils and may have a modest VERSATILE Dance Combo chairman for aVi exhibit of the will be at the Health Fair to conduct an oral cancer EXPERIENCED Hair­ ment, treed lot, needs a new carport, pool, clubhouse, ten­ children whose schools took advan­ fitted with frying pans and hot plates profit. No one has an accurate count available for weddings, par­ dresser, wanted for Tolland- Connecticut Horticultural Society screening from 5 to 8 p.m. School nurses will also run ties, $120 for four hours. Call ACCURATE TYPIST - with owner, 30’s. LaPenta Agency, nis courts. $28,500. Call 649- tage of the opportunity. It was told where visitors cooked their own of the attendance because children Vernon area, call 872-7788. Realtor, 646-2440. 0604. but credit for the pianning and An amaryllis takes the center of the stage in Connecticut Hor­ tests for plaque. 649-3826, 644-1335. clerical experience and ap­ there were four delegations from omelets, and when Gov. Ella Grasso building of the targe disptay goes to paid nothing but an estimate from titude for figures needed for came to open the show she helped a ticultural Society exhibit at the Farm and Home Garden Show in Among educational films and slides to be shown at □ NOTICES PERSON tor janitorial work im m a c u la t e Cape, large Manchester. the vice-president of the CHS, Juiian the box office was 15,000 people. VERSATILE Dance Combo busy office.- Dynamic Metal and general maintenance. At the Health Fair will be one illustrating the most re­ available for weddings, par­ Products Company Inc, 422 DOLL HOUSE kitchen with dishwasher, dis­ West Hartford. It is pictured, as visitors saw it, through the win­ Wickham Park. Apply to Mr. posal, formal dining room, cent methods of aiding a choking victim.The film ties. $120 for four hours. Call North Main St., Manchester, Colonial Cape on the West dow of a greenhouse. (Photo by Atwood) Lost and Found 1 Binnecade at park. three bedrooms, handy to shows how to eject the obstacle causing the choking. 649-3826, 644-1335, 646-4048. Side, just waiting for someone to move into its schools, shopping etc. $33,900. First Sunday session set This film will be shown by the Auxiliary of the LOST - Passbook number EXPERIENCED Commer­ Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Manchester Memorial Hospital. 480031070, The Connecticut cial oil burner serviceman six beautiful rooms, new roof, siding, storms, like Admission and all screening tests done at the Bank 8i Trust Company, license preferred but not man­ LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN for enlisting new voters OPEN DAILY 9:30 AM TO 10:00 PM WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. Savings Department. Applica­ datory. Good fringe benefits new condition. spacious Garrison Colonial on Health Fair are free. tion made for payment. National Weather Forecast and paid vacation. Send *36,900 beautiful wooded lot. large The first Sunday registration of voters are eligible to register. There is no ionger Other screening tests will be given for blood resume to Manchester Herald family room with fireplace, Box 0. ★ UNITED REALTY^ will be conducted Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. a time-of-residenee requirement. pressure, hearing and vision, diabetes and glaucoma. LOST - Savings Passbook N 12x23 game room, music Anyone needing transportation to the Health Fair S eA T TlE ______646-5016______room, or fourth bedroom, at Mary Cheney Library as part of the An information booth, staffed by number 022-0-24563-3, Hart­ SCHOOL Maintenance help - may make use of a bus service provided by the Senior ford National Bank and Trust wall-to-wall throughout, 100% Vote goal of the town's Bicentennial members of the League of Women Voters y fe o tTO N mechanically capable. Give rosewood paneling, central Citizens Center. Those needing rides are reminded to Co., First Manchester Office. experience and references. MANCHESTER - Seven room celebration. of Manchrster, wiil be at the iibrary Application made for pay­ vac, built-in barbecue, sliding during the voter-making session with in­ call the Center at 643-5310 no later than the day NCWVOAK Manchester Herald Box, NN. Raised Ranch on lovely glass doors, flagstone patio. The 100% Vote Committee hopes that ment. wooded lot in one of formation and materials on voting and before the fair. Efforts will be made to schedule all Call today for details and in­ Sunday’s registration will be the first in a PERSON WANTED for child Manchester’s most desirable spection of this choice series of Sunday registrations, making it government. those who call for rides to the fair. AN FRANCieCO care and light housekeeping, areas. Two fireplaces, pan- The Health Fair is co-sponsored by the Manchester LOST - Savings Passbook offering. $79,900. Philbrick possible for more people to register and Mrs. Lila Cohen, chairman of the 100% Number 046-0-(k 581-0, Hart­ must -have own transporta­ eleci family room, 2-car gar­ Agency Realtors, 646-4200. age. P riced in the 50’s. vote. Vbte Committee, in asking non-registered Public Health Nurses Association and the town ford National Bank and Trust LyL o t A N e c ie t ^ tion. Call 643-4266. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. John Jackson, iibrarian, has made the persons to register and vote, said health department. Company, North Manchester where the ShVIHGS ere Office. Application made for IMMEDIATE OPENING for “History has shown that a few votes can BOLTON library and the bookmobiie avaiiable for payment. driving and general store MANCHESTER - U&R Built - use as registration centers. The decide crucial elections; it has also shown tOWIST TIMNIATUtlt ' work. Full time, includes eight room Garrison Colonial ONE-HORSE that a large voting force can affect Saturdays. Must be neat and four spacious bedrooms, 2 1/2 Manchester iibraries are joining with LOST - Savings Passbook Barn comes with this im­ libraries throughout the state in an ef­ change. Let us prove that, in this very familiar with this area. baths, family room with stone Social Security number 022-0-24503-9, Hart­ Apply in person, Flower wall, double garage, $65,900. maculate 6 room Ranch, 3 fort to bring out voters. Bicentennial year, Manchester can and ford National Bank and Trust Fashion, 85 East Center Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. bedroom s, 1 ‘ '2 b aths, Aiso those who are Iff on April 4 and who will continue to carry the message of Company, First Manchester fireplaced liv. room, coun­ \ SMOWfIS ^ MOW Street, Manchester. have a bona fide residence in Manchester freedom.” Q. A friend who has been getting Supplemental Security Office. Application made for THREE BEDROOM Ranch, try kitetfen with den or Income payments for about three months tells me that a payment. TEXAS Petroleum Corp. sub­ worksaver kitchen, separate dining room, 2 car garage. man came around from the Social Security office the sidiary needs dependable per­ dining area. Nicely paneled, $39,900.00 For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, April 2. Thursday night will son to work on their own. Con­ carpeted rec rooem. Fenced Rev. Inderstrodt speaker other day and asked her some questions. She answered find snow activity in portions of the northern Plains, the tact protected accounts in yard and redecorated i ■ them, but later she began to wonder if he really was from northern Rockies and in the vicinity of fhe Lakes and the Ohio Manchester area. We train. throughout. Walk to schools Social Security. How can you tell? K i s s valley, while rain will fall in the New England stales. Clear to Write W. E. Crawford, Pres., and shopping. Low 30’s. MERRITT at Communion breakfast A. Your friend should have asked for identification. idle items good bye. partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: lap­ PANCO, Box 52, Forth Worth, Gallagher Agency, 529-6874, Realtors 646-1180 You'll love the wsh Texas, ' The Rev. William L. Inderstrodt, several organizations including the New Bonafide Social Security representatives are always glad proximate maximum readings in parenthesis I Atlanta 39 (671, RANCH - Country living in the to identify themselves. The Social Security Administra­ It will bring when Boston 39 (50). Chicago 36 (561. Cleveland 36 (441, Dallas 51 minister to business and government of Samaritan Communications Corp. of ■ HELP WANTED - Concrete city, 100x200 lot, surrounds MANCHESTER - Six room tion gets in touch with people from time to time to get in­ advertised in the (821, Denver 32 (591, Duluth 27 (56i, Houston 52 (831, .lack.son- the Connecticut Conference of the United North Haven and New York City, the laborer to set and strip forms. this clean six room brick and Cape, new kitchen and roof, formation about income, living arrangements, and other Classified ads. ville 46 (721, Kansas City ,36 (71), Little Rock 41 (73), Los 875-1103 after 6 p.m. aluminum home. Two baths, Church of Christ, will be guest speaker at Management Ministry Association Inc., MONSANTO’ NYLON MEN’S PULL-ON large master bedroom, factors that might affect their Supplemental Security In­ Angeles 50 (641, Miami 67 (78). San Francisco 42 (63). Seattle 36 fireplace, garage, asking $42,- carpeted living room with the Men’s Communion Breakfast Sunday and the Connecticut Memorial Com­ 900. Keith Real Estate, 646- SPORT SHIRT SALE SWEAT SHIRTS come payments. Social Security representatives do not (561. St. Louis 37 (64), Washington 40 (54). WANTED - Part time Baker - fireplace, large treed lot. $34,- at Center Congregational Church. mittee. He is chairman of the board of ruoii vn: NoTH Ks Six day week including 4126, 649-1922. 900. Philbrick Agency, 646- The program will open at 7 a.m. with a Eden Publishing House, St. Louis, and ask people for money for performing a service or weekends, approximately 30 4200. 4/ 96 > 9 7 providing information. Court of I’robatc. Uistnci of hours. We will train. Betty Communion service in the church sane-' serves on the boards of Elderly Housing Solid Manchester Crocker Pie Shop, Vernon. 115 BARRY RD. fColors. Q. I applied for Social Security disability benefits, but I NUTICK OF UKAHINO MANCHESTER’S OLDEST - tuary, followed by breakfast in Woodruff Management Inc,, Communications BABYSITTER - Washington turned out to be ineligible for medical reasons. In the KSTATK OF EDWARD J. WIUSON. Call for interview appoint­ six room Ranch, 3 Hall of the church. Recruitment and Training Corp., New Men's shirts with color-tipped Raglan short-sleeve styles ( deceased □ EMPLOYMENT School area. Four days week­ ment. 646-5020. Circa 1753 - Central chimney, btiESS SHIRTS NYLON JACKETS meantime my condition has worsened. Can 1 appeal? ('ursuant to an order of Hon. William bedrooma, fireplace, gar­ gambrel Colonial. Three Tickets for the breakfast may be ob­ York City, and the Connecticut Cable pocket and collar trim. cotlon/acrylic. Colors. ••••••••••••••••••••••••A* ly. Toddler, full day. A. Yes, You should contact the Social Security office E FitzGerald. Jud^e, dated March 26, Kindergartener half day. 646- CASHIERS/ATTENDANTS - age, lull basement, fireplaces, original paneling tained at the church office or by calling Television Coalition. 1976 a hearing will be held on an Help Wanted 13 and stenciling, twelve rooms, and ask for a reconsideration of your case, and you will application praying that an instrument 0765. wanted for Shell Self Serve private treed yard. Walk E.B. Bushnell, 649-1947. He currently is senior minister of the two baths, large lot. $76,000. be given an opportunity to present any new evidence you purporting to be the last will and testa­ PHONE FROM home to ser­ gasoline station. Manchester, to school. 30s. The guest speaker, a trustee of Hartford First Congregational Church of Out Reg. Your ment of said deceased be admitted to area. All shifts available. 7-3, Philbrick Agency Realtors, may have. The request must be filed within 60 days after probate as in said application on file vice our customers in the 646-4200. Seminary Foundation, is president of Washington, Conn. 5.96 Choice more fully appears, at the Court of HELP WANTED 3-11, 11-7. Must be friendly, you receive the notice of the decision. If you disagree Manchester area, flexible LA PENTA AGENCY 4 Days Probate on April 8. i976 at 11:00 A.M. hours, super earnings, 249- IMMEDIATE JOB neat in appearance, over 18, Only with your reconsideration decision, you have three other Pearl J Hullman. and have good work record. NEW RANCH - Large country Ass t. Clerk 7773. . OPENINGS 646-2440 levels of appeal available — a hearing by an Call Mr. Clougherty, at 647- kitchen with appliances, two Barry starts ‘shoe box’ survey MALE AND FEMALE Men, expand your short-sleeve shirt selection Men, breeze Into spring In unllned jackets of administrative law judge, a review by an Appeal Council, MOTEL maintenance help 9016, between 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. full baths, three bedrooms, with Irreslstably-prlced polyester shirts. Regu­ lightweight nylon. Elastic cutis, zip or button PRODUCTION WORKERS for an appointment and per­ fireplace, patio, oversized 2- Stale Sen. David M. Barry of Barry said. and a civil action in the Federal courts. needed. Experienced only. MANCHESTER - Completely lar collar; versatile solid colors. front. Not all styles In all stores. Call 569-1100. SECOND AND THIRD sonal interview. remodeled 2-family in nice car garage, deck, walk-out ■ Manchester today inaugurated his “Shoe- The “Shoe-Box Survey" can be found in Q. I have heard that you do not need to work as long as INVITATION SHIFTS area of homes, spacious basement, aluminum siding, Box Survey” in the town halls of the the town clerk’s offices in South Windsor, under Social Security to be eligible for disability benefits REAL ESTATE Agent - Immediate expansion MORNING STOCK Crew, dining room, living room,- wall-to-wall throughout, $47,- Fourth Senatorial District. ■ Hebron, Bolton, Coventry and Andover; in as you do to get retirement benefits. Is this true? TO BID Unlimited possibilities in created opportunities with experience necessary. 5 a.m. - kitchen and three kiM sized 900. Philbrick Agency, 646- Copies of Barry’s questionnaire recent­ the Assessor’s office of East Windsor; and A. The amount of work you need to quality for Social Sealed letters of intent to residential and commercial a leader in advanced equip­ 12 noon. Morning clerks from bedrooms, Oil heat. Two-car 4200. 8:30-3:00. Apply Frank’s garage. $47,900. Present home ly published in area newspapers regarding the main hallway of Manchester and Securily disability benefits depends on your age when you perform trial will be received field, licenseij, full-time per­ ment. Important to the in the office of the Director of son wanted. Keith Real Supermarket, 725 East Middle taken in trade. Fiano Real OVERSIZED CAPE - Six Glastonbury town office buildings. become disabled. Before age 24, you need credit for I'/z fight against pollution. Turnpike, Manchester. state jssues may be found in prominent General Services, 41 Center Estate, 646-4126. .Estate, 646-5200. rooms, with centraj air- years of work in the three-year period ending when your Stable, non-defense, non- conditioning, eat-in kitchen, locations in the town office buildings of “Knowing the opinions of my con­ Street until April 15, 1976 at, seasonal work. PART TIME - Desk clerk, MANCHESTER - Two-family, dining room, brand new bath, Manchester, Glastonbury, Bolton. An­ stituents helps me to make the best possi­ disability begins. From age 24-30, yqu need credit for 4:30 p.m. for bid opening of Vwi ten it llki it lt..iite tell It like Best medical/surgical 5:30-12 midnight, four nights 4-3, neat and clean. Ideal in­ three good sized bedrooms, dover, Coventry, Hebron, East Windsor ble decisions on issues that concern all of having worked half the time between age 21 and the time June 4, 1976 for: per week. Will train. Connec­ $35,000. Philbrick Agency, it li. Call 643-2711 today for fu t benefit plan in Conn. vestment. Asking, $36,900. and South Windsor, A shoe box for us as residents and taxpayers of Connec­ you became disabled. All workers disabled at age 31 or Polymers & Service reults. ticut Motor Lodge. Call for ap­ $380 monthly income. Fiano Realtors, 646-4200, depositin,g answered questionnaires is ticut. I hope between now and April 9 older — except the blind — need credit for at least 5 years The Town of Manchester is Eleven paid holidays." pointment. 643-1555, Real Estate, 646-5200. located nearby. those who have not yet completed a of work out of the 10 years before they become disabled. an equal opportunity Big employee discount on RAISED RANCH - Seven Business Opportunity 14 Q, My husband died recently and even though I am over employer, and requires an af­ OPENINGS on all shifts for AMF products. MANCHESTER - Eight room rooms, beamed cathedral "Although the response, from the questionnaire will do so at their town 'IBrteft ^♦Ea.l ceiling in living room with firmative action policy for all experienced printed circuit APPLY at our employ­ Contemporary split, four newspaper poll has been overwhelming, I hall,” Barry concluded. 50,1 had to go back to work to support myself. A month MANCHESTER Three chair bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2-car ficidstone fireplace, eat-in feel that placing the questionnaires and The boxes will be collected on April 9 ago I was involved in an automobile accident, and now it of its Contractors and Vendors board people. Printed circuit ment office, Monday- immaculate Barber Shop off kitchen, formal dining room, as a condition of doing board fabricator, garage, 3/4 acre treed lot. shoe boxes in the local town offices is one and the results tabulated and released to T-SHIRTS AND BRIEFS looks as if I won't be able to go back to work for a long Frlday. Main Street. Call for details, View of Hartford skyline. 60’s. 15x21 fam ily room with MEN’S 3-PACK MEN’S 3-PACK MEN’S SINGLE business with the Town, as per photographer, electroplater, fireplace, wooded acre lot more opportunity for the people of the the public. Wh/le Briefs White Tees Colored Tee time. I don't know if I've worked long enough under LaPenta Agency, Realtor, Warren E. Howland, 643-1108. Federal Order 11246. NC driller. Programming for AMF CUNO 646-2440. with privacy, $44,900. Fourth Distirct to express themselves,” Social Security to get benefits on my own record, but Bid forms,tplans and excellon drill equipment, silk Philbrick Agency, Realtors, what about my husband’s? He worked for many years. screener and QC inspector, DIVISION Situation Wanted 75 646-4200. specifications are available at dry film applicator. Must 3 In A. When you contact your Social Security office the the General Services Office, 47 Main St. Vernon have one or more years WILL CARE for elderly or SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus Pkg. Each people there will take an application and determine if you 41 Center St., Manchester, experience in P, C. board Talcottville, Conn. are eligible for disability benefits on your own work Conn, An Equal Opportunity Employer convalescent lady daily or HORSES! restored antique Colonial in Quality Custom Reupholstery manufacturing. Apply in per­ weekends, own transportation Manchester. Fifteen rooms, Town of Manchester, son at Multi-Circuit Inc;, 50 record or on your husbands. A disabled widow may and references. 875-0095 , 872- three full baths, nine Packs-of-three white cotton briefs or T-shirts lor men. boys. Or single qualify for disability benefits as early as age 50 if she Connecticut Harrison St., Manchester, 646- 10.8 acres, immaculate six K S u J K S j l IfOU m i t t SB THAT NjUttS Kodel* pplyester/collon brief or lee in fashion colors, men's sizes. RN’S and LPN's needed for 3- 9785. room full dormered Cape, fireplaces, other features too become disabled within seven years after the death of her Robert B. Weiss, 4100. 11 shift. Excellent benefits numerous to mention. $130,- ^ m O ’S WORK SO SUPERIOR. COME M AND Our Rag. 1.32 Colored B rial lor M an...... 97‘ General Manager barn. $58,000. BMWSE...AND SEE FOR YOURSELF OUR husband. Generally you must be severely disabled and RECEPTIONIST opening in and working conditions. 000, Philbrick Agency, not be expected to be able to work for a year or more. busy doctor’s office; five-day Please apply in person. □ REAL ESTATE Realtors, 646-4200. ^ S ^ W A l U P H O lS r a S AT WORK ON THE week, 8:30-5:30 p.m., oc­ Meadows Convalescent PREMISES! Q, I find I have to wait longer when I go to Social Center, Manchester, Conn, MANCHESTER ten room Security office now than I did several years ago. What casional Saturday. Homes For Sale 23 V WARREN E. Experience preferred but not ranclK Five bedrooms, two SLIP-RESISTANT happened? and half baths, fireplace, NOTICE necessary. Good typisP ’d r u m m e r wanted for group $27,3(10. ATTRACTIVE 5 room HOWLAND GLOVES FOR MEN A. Social Security office traffic has increased in recent required. Send resume to doing original music. Serious Realtors 643-1108 remodeled kitchen, many Ranch, fireplace, baseboard extras, must be seen. $40s. WE DIDN’T JUST COVER YOUR t Pvmllwr* tlrlp ^ npahded years, particularly since the Social Security Administra­ Manchester Herald, Box JJ, oniy. Call Mitch or Joe, 643- ] Our Reg. Taken by virtue o^ an heating, stove, refrigerator. LaPenta Agency Realtor. 646- 2 Swftntt «

1 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 1, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 1, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-ON^ Answer to Previous Puzzle Frank and Emaat ^ Articles tor Sale 41 Antiques 48 Apartments For Rant 53 Businass tor Rant 58 Literary Bit Charles M. Schultz ACROSS 2 Smell i CHINA - 82 piece, Limoges, WANTED Antioue furniture, MANCHESTER large four- PROFESSIONAL Office, 353 Pearl ivory pattern, $50.; 35 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Dear Abby 1 American 3 Newspaper m CITY PLANNIN6 COMMISSION So MgrTHen, room apartment in attractive Center Street. Air con­ mystery writer opinion piece Steubenville, very old, other antique items. R. four family dwelling. Mature ditioning, hot water, heat, 4 Novelist, 4 Whitman's JUST CALLER $35.; not sets. Call 6 4^54. Harrison, 643-8709. Z on a___ "Leaves of m HAVE* TVOO adults only. N ^ e t^ $235. in­ parking. Call 649-1680 or 649- By Abigail Van Buren ANP5AIPHE cludes heat. Blanchard 3549. 6 Shelley, for m CAN TAKE 5uGCE5T|ON5 POi? MOVING ABROAD - Must ANTIQUES Wanted - 646-2484. one 5 "Charley'! HOUR CAST sell, lifetime membership in American furniture, oriental 12 Put to Resort Property 13 Regrets 6 Renter m OFF TOPAV.' y PAI5IMG CITY irominent Health Spa. Call rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ HILLIARD STREET - Lovely For Rent se DEAR ABBY: I am a happily married woman. I've had a sor chairs, crocks, jugs, 14 Girl's name 7 East (Fr.) Irs. Klein, 677-2796, 673-9537. second floor four room apart­ very close relationship with a man who is also hapjiy wit' _ 15 Hawaiian 8 North weathervanes, primitives. RBVBNUB: A ^ ment, no appliances, $185. IT’s1 INot too early to plan your his wife. We are both in the same type of business, and we odatuff Europeans FOR SALE - Dyna Gym, like Ron Dionne, 643-1691. monthly. Security. 646-1189. summerrimer vacation!! Lake see each other frequently to discussliusiness matters or just 16 A a ^ 9 Hodgepodge 25 Fencing sword 41 "Call M e----- " Mof^LD'5 PAIR oR new, call 643-6902. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, to have a friendly get-together. We have been to bed 18 Painters 10 Actor. 26 French cap 42 "----- of FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ 20'Certein lights Richard___ 27 "Raven" word Calcutta" THREE bedroom condo, four New Hampshire. Lakefront together during business trips, but neither of us thinks of it tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, 21"----- bodkins" 11 Light browns 26 Native metals 43 Birds A SPtED TRAP. WE SELL things for you - baths, wall to wall carpeting, cottage, sleeps five, two lamps, etc. Now accepting as any great love affair. We are just friends who enjoy all (Shakes.) 17 Wild ass 29 Small tumors 44 Arboreal home Wanted, square dance dining-room, living room and bedrooms, living room, 22 High notes 19 Utopian ®l9/6By'* Bred for temperament. MANCHESTER GARDENS- engine work, $500., or best thinkirg about. £ 2 > staircase of original wood, Free estimates. Call 643-0304. cabinets. Economy rates. Tile Two bedroom duplex, in Homes lor Rant 54 April 2, 1S76 work. 649-4056. Champion blood line. Ten offer. 649-7130. Italian brick fireplace. Ideal Services Ottered 31 weeks old. All shots. 742-9563 beautiful country setting. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) fn This year you are likely to for professional man. Parking ROGER LANDON - General Includes heat, hot water, COLUMBIA - Attractive your commercial dealings to­ Born Loser — Art Sansom clean-up and lawn care. Car anytime. 1966 CHEVY Impala, A-1, con­ become Interested in creative for 30 cars on this large treed REWEAVING burns, holes. appliances, and parking. $199. Ranch, two bedrooms, dining day. try your bargaining power projects, either as a hobby or Wash Saturdays and Sundays Flooring 36 C dition, best offer. 644-8690. to get belter terms. It could lot. G&R Realty, 289-6885. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. HEALTHY seven and half monthly. Superintendent 646- room, fireplace, garages, as an additional source of In­ Window shades, Venetian only, back of Savings Bank of references, no pets, $275. 228- save you some pennies. come. Develop your potential FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, week old puppies. (Collie- 0090, Robert C. White Com­ 1972 FIAT 850 Sport Spider, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Manchester, 923 Main Street. pany, 236-5961. Equal housing. 3540, 646-3166. talents for fun or profit. .. WEULOCATED Call 646-9061 between 7 a.m, - floors like new, no waxing, Shepherd mix.) Call 649-6906 excellent running, very good Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- anytime. Two bedroom ranch 5221. 9 a.m. only. (specializing in older floors). MANCHESTER - Eight room body, no rust. Micheiin, $950 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel Ceilings and inside painting. VERNON - a pleasant eight firm. Call 742-7442. condominium, end unit FREE KITTENS - long unit, conveniently located, 3 house, four bedrooms, two full DI976 by NEA.Inc CUSTOM DRAIJERIES - John Verfaille, 646-5W0, 872- baths, $325. Call J. D. Real in smail ciuster, fuii 2 2 2 2 . haired, box trained, six 1/2 room apartment Im­ made very reasonable, work Palntlng-Peperlng 32 mediately available. Features Estate, 646-1980. JONES AUTO (XlNFIDENnAUUY, BUGS, DO YOU HAVE "Look! Look! There's another car that doesn’t basement, carport, weeks, to good home. Call 643- have a CB radio antenna!" guaranteed, call anytime, 649- 1686. include: range, refrigerator, TH' CHEF'S BEEIvl , a n y t h in g o u r outside patio...and INSIDE - Outside painting. COVENTRY Lake - two SALES 4266. garbage disposal, wall-to-wall VNDRKIN' ON IT THERE FOR . more. Pius very Special rates for people over □ MISC. FOR SALE carpeting, air-conditioning, bedroom year round house, m i Opd INO Nh i i i t tiS ib S im Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 65. Fully insured. Estimates newly remodeled, nice tile It Miiai SII Sll m u tIISS ALL D A Y / / INDIGESTIONS successfui Association DRESSMAKING, hems and Livestock 44 shades and curtain rods and alterations done in my home. given. Cfall 649-7863. bath, convenient kitchen, oak U UK liKii tli aril pi SIM Management. Caii Mitt master TV antenna. Total 70 UK Sinri t * I c|l 1 iH Sim Reasonable. Call 646-4019. Artlcles tor Sale 41 electric, laundry and storage floors, immaculate, I t UK M b a ril SIISS MUST A.6SUMIN6 7 PER CENT THE 7 PER CENT Leon, 846-8727 or 648- HORSE SHOW, Glastonbury eXTR^ TKXE6 PAINTING - interior and open. Sunday April 4, 8:30. facilities in basement. No throughout. Absolutely no SI Far! Tarba 1 Sr aria pa - SIISS TW Y IT.' UNEl^PLO'/MENl EVERYONE fi£T5 6555. exterior, paperhanging, ALUMINUM sheets used as pets, responsible adults only, I I M Sp*a Sat aria air pa S im ^ 7 PER CENT PAY HIRE IN WOULD BE USED CARPENTRY - kitchen English, Western. 21 pets. Rental $160. Call 872- IS UK labal SI I t il 1 ip l SMS excellent work. References. 5CR1P TH W MU5.T BE ^ PE N J TO RETIRE THE kic t M Rrq u S Psi 01 cabinets, and siding. printing plates, .007 thick, Schooling classes. PINE 0528, Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 security, 774-5758, 423-4190. I I OUari laabr, • q l, aahi S IM Specializing In formica work. Free estimates. Fully in­ 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for p.m. for appointment. I t Farl Hria Sprira Sac I ip l raSab StllS IN 7 P^Y6! BUSINESS B00M 6 N^T|ON^L DEBT,' * Meadow Farms, 1392 Neipslc 30,900 Insured. Free estimates. Call sured. Martin Mattson, 649- $1. Phone 643-2711. Road, opposite Eastbury 299 Broul SI, Mandiestir 646-456$ 60 MUCH THAT EMPLOYERS 4431. 649-9117. School Glastonbury. Prize MANCHESTER - Fairfield NEED 7 PER CENT MORE !N CLEAN USED refrigerators, THE 7T", MANCHESTER - reduced, list, information after 6 p.m. Street - Five room, duplex for Business lor Rent 55 V-/ WDRHER$j This Funny World REUPHOLSTERY - Save PAPER HANGING Expert. ranges, automatic washers, Call 633-6650. rent, wall-to-wall carpeting, Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 - ^ ( f i/ ! lINEMfLOTMEHT ^ YE^R2 L’il Sport — Wirth $50,500. Quality built, all brick money at Scavitto’s with Your average paper, in with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Cape, treed lot, in-ground finished, rec rooim garage, FOR RENT - Connecting or -11- i r f % PAY HIRE M03 skilled professional average room, $25. Mr. Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- $225 monthly, no < utilities. separate front room offices. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE M0051 pool, basement rec room, with reupholsters. Renovating Richman, 646-3864. 2171. - Lowest rates available. bar, quiet neighborhood of Boats-Accessorles 45 Security and lease required. 953 Main Street. Call 643-4848. y costs are less than new fur­ Call 646-4461 after 5. “Sunny Day" coverage. I JUST WHY d o n 't IT'S CALLED ' VEAL ITiS A comparable homes. Inspect niture. Free estimates. 633- WILLIS SCHULTZ, Quality SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury Exclusive NETRA Agent. CANT this maintenance free proper­ 21’ LAPSTAKE, 1969 100 h.p. OFFICE SPACE for rent - on YA TRY TH' STRAVINSKY.".. N^TUR^L' 0255. Senior Citizen Discounts. interior and exterior, painting above - ground pool dis­ 32 LINDEN STREET, attrac­ Main Street in Manchester. Clarke Agency, 643-1126. MAKE S t e lA D Y - IT'LL MEIrT ty. G&R Realty, 289-6885. and paperhanging. Fully in- Mercury outboard. E-Z loader FOR the '77 ^ 3 t r tributor needs warehouse tive six-room duplex acrtiss Ideal location for professional UP MV O 'T H ' / IN YER ■' surei space, will sell and complete­ ’trailer. $1,700. Call 646-0678. 1973 YAMAHA 360. Call 643- -> •PRE5ID£N■n^L STUMP REMOVAL - Spring from Center Park. Near bus offices and very convenient to 11, MANCHESTER - Unusual in­ 9020. MIND HOUSE.'^ ' MOUTH.' "(CWIPWEB! special, 20” stump $15. Also ly install a huge 16'x31’ OD 1968, 18’ PENYAN with 1974 lines, shopping, etc. Lease. all facilities. Please call 648- come home, charming special on all sizes. Call 742- swim pool complete with fen­ Federal Colonial with upstairs 65 h.p. Mercury, trailer, depth Security. Middle-aged couple 4100, between 9-4. 9347. Building-Contracting 33 cing, sundecK, filter and preferred. No pets or small 1972 KAWASAKI, 350cc, apartment. New roof, new pump. Now only $787. Full finder, bilge pump, ciTver. 643- motorcycle. Rebuilt motor, wiring, new heating, new 1808 after 5. children. References BOLTON NOTCH DRAPERY and Slipcovers - NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - price financing available. Call required. 649-3669 between 1 Showroom, office building, runs good. $550 or best offer. plumbing, new aluminum Custom-made to order in our toll free 1-800-628-9607. Call 649-1184. siding, interior remodeling of Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 16’ STARCRAFT all p.m.-7 p.m. storage buildings, 4 commer­ own workshop. Over 2,000 ditions, rec rooms, porches cial, industrial acres. Visible excellent taste and quality. A CARPETS - Special - This aluminum with windshield, HONDA, 1974, CL 200, Best fabrics and patterns for yoqr and roofing. No job too small. seats four, 65 hp. motor, and 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment; plea­ highway location. 1-223-4460. must see house. G&R Realty, selection We help you select month only. Free - Rubber offer. Show room condition. 289-6885. Call 649-3144. trailer. $1,550.643-2361 after 5. sant location. Appliances, just the right fabric. We padding with every order. A heat, hot water. Working MANCHESTER - Main Street Under 600 miles. Call 649-2198 a 5EVEN PER CENT SOLUTION’’ iw s A ti- C > H r6 S y W *IK t M Rtq U S Pil on ^ ' measure free. We install’. .CARPENTRY - Repairs, world of samples to choose FIBERGLASS Starcraft 14 adults. No children, pets. 643- - 1,000 sq. ft. retail store. Im­ after 6 p.m. - ) 9 - - MANCHESTER - $27,500 - from with prices you can af­ Willing to work for a starter Rods and hardware available. remodeling, additions, gar­ Ft., Evinrude motor 35 hp., 2880. mediate occupancy, heat in­ Call Scavitto’s .Furniture ages, roofing, call David ford. For shop at home ser­ MasterCraft trailer, ski equip­ cluded. Hayes Corporation, Campers-Trallers home. This handyman special Shop, 633-0255. Outside Hart­ vice. Call Scavitto’s 633-0255. Mobile Homes 65 Short Ribs — Frank Hill could be your first home. Call Patria, 644-1796. ment and extras. $850.00 or MANCHESTER - Unusual 646-0131. ford area, call Enterprise Senior Citizen Discount. deluxe one bedroom today, G&R Realty, 289-6885. best offer. Call after 7 p.m. PERHAPS I SHOULD MOVE 2228. Senior Citizen Discount. WES ROBBINS carpicarpentry 646-1083. townhouse, private entrances, OFFICE SPACE - 400 square A BANK repossession set up IT HAS BEEN TWp tm s ,10 ASK ME THE TCUE ' remodeling specialist, SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice. in park, ready to occupy. Musi 9 N C E a n y o n e HAS aiMBEP MEANING OP LIFE. DOWN TO 5000 FEET ONE LEVEL Living - Im­ Ad- and patio, full^asem ent in­ feet, air-conditioned, $175. E-Z Floor Cleaners - Rugs and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Leading manufacturer has cludes heat,'appliances, sell! Bank will arrange all UP THIS MOUNTAIN.. maculate six room Ranch, Warren E. Howland Realtors, carpets vacuumed and sham­ built-T

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