fAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. April 26, 1974 # . I Rockville Discharged Thursday: Goodrich, Enfield; Phyllis Richards Sr., Bolton Rd., Ver George Baker, Regan Rd., Maloon, Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; non. I Hospital Rockville; Jeanette Boccio, James Nolan, Eastview Dr., Births Thursday: A daughter Carriage Dr., Tolland; Susan Rockville; Rose Marie to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Batt, I Notes Christman, Hillside Manor Pelletier, High Manor Park,' Lord Rd,, Rockville; a son to Ave., Vernon; Wendy Gates, Rockville; Robert Raczkowski, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kayan, HanrlirHtrr lEnrning Mrralb Pearl Dr., Vernon; Christine High St., Rockville; Ernest Windsorville Rd., Rockville. Admitted Thursday: Elsie Cummings, Ellington Ave., MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 2T;'T974 - VOL. XCIII, No. Manchester—A City of Village Charm Rockville; David Fletcher, Ir FOURTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS ving St., Manchester; Shirley Grant, Prospect St., Rockville; Barbara Merk, Talcott Ave., Rockville; Albert Parker, Staf ford Springs; Herbert Ray CARPETS mond, Hillcrest Dr., Vernon; Jeanne Salois, Summit Dr., ‘Acid Mist’ Leak Forces Tolland; Louis Scully, Penfield WHOLESALE TO ALL Av., Rockville. FOOD PRICES AT OUR WAREHOUSE GOT YOU DOWN? COME ON DOWN AND SAVEI Thousands from Homes The gas, silicon CHICAGO (UPD-A leak in down the block. People were aid evacuation and to prevent The chemical first was coughing, choking.” Your ALL CARPETS DIRECT FROM a huge South Side chemical tetrachloride, produced a bur looting. But later Friday n i^t, reported leaking at 100 pounds Grow Own ning sensation in the throat and plant sent a cloud of potentially First reports were that it was at the urging of Chicago Mayor per minute, but engineers later Fresh Vegetables eyes and caused nausea and THE STATE OF GEORGIA MILLS ^eroBH -acid mirt” over a not dangerous, but toxicologist Richard J. Daley, he r e le a ^ reduced the leakage by about 50 headaches. This Summer! flve-mile long area Friday, Badi Boulos of the University of two of the battalions but kept a per cent by dropping lead balls “It was just horrible,” said A NEW TRAILER LOAD EVERY MONTH forcing authorities to order at IllinoisMedical School said the military police unit activated to the bottom of the tank. least 16,000 persons removed Mrs. Jesse Hudson, a resident fumes could be fatal to children as a precaution. A spokesman said today that of the Altgeld Garden housing / P L A N T ^ from their homes. or persons with respiratory A spokesman for the if Bulk Terminal was not able We Do Not Buy From The blue cloud, 12,000 feet ailments. Honor Society Officers from left are Sue Maillet, Karen message of guest speaker Richard Day. (Herald photo by development, where most of Evironmental Protection Agen to contain the fumes with a high, sprang from a leak in a 1.2 the residents were forced to Gov. Daniel Walker flew over Luko, Robert Lussier and Karine Lukovitz, listening to Dunn) Distributors! cy said the gas leak was caused sleeve device before the day is million gallon tank at the Bulk leave. “The stuff was real thick the affected area and then by valve malfunctions at the over, then the remaining Terminal Co. It hung over the and you couldn’t breathe out ordered mobilization of three NIUSmimilCHlRIIIiaaBlUXCMIPET «i.yd.*1.9« bottom of the tank —which con chemicals would be pumped to area for hours, lifting in some side. You couldn’t even see National Guard battalions to tained about 500,000 gallons. other tanks. ECHS Inducts 39 Into Honor Society sections and falling in others. THE CARPET MERCHANTS Early today, however, By SCOTTE GORDON over a period of five con new members. In his presenta authorities told residents they Bradley, Monica Fitzgerald, QUAUTY '^^SINCE 1892 TOLLAND TURNPIKE were "free to return to their (for The Herald) secutive semesters, and a tion Day challenged the Janet Keleher, Judith Lauder, OPEN DAILY 10-6 1310 faculty evaluation of the homes,’’ but they were Meskill Signs Budget Parents and students members to integrate the Karen Luko, Karlene Lukovitz, Tho CHAS. C. H AR T MANCHESTER. CONN. student’s leadership, character, various scopes of their per 646-8568 cautioned the police depart HARTFORDUADfm?rkDrk /¥Tnf\(UPI) - Gov._ .... ^ . . . witnessed the induction of 39 Robert Lussier, Suzanne CLOSED SUNDAY ’The governor said the sales deficit from the Democratic ad —The shortened election and service. The induction for SEED Co. BUCKLAND AREA ment could not guarantee their Thomas J. Meskill, stating he members into the Monsignor sonalities to pursue youthful Maillet, James Marino, Ray tax cut was the second in two ministration of Gov. John N. campaign mandated under juniors and senior is held each ideals into the future. He noted Wotborsfioldi Conn. safety. Most went home. could “live with it” Friday ap Robert W. Doyle Chapter of the Martina, Eileen McDermott, years. Dempsey. reform legislation plus an spring. this is a difficult task in view of At least 29 persons were proved a 11.38 billion state National Honor Society and the Ernest Mintel, Tom Toce and “I can live with this budget On the question of campaign ticipated limits on campaign Support United Farm Workers After lighting four of the the many competing attitudes treated at two local hospitals, budget and enacted an election recognition of Honors “E ” Robert Wetherbee. until the end of my term,” reform, the governor praised a spening and contributions could traditional candles, Robert existing in modern society. and scores of others were year reduction of the state sales As a prelude to area church participation in Farm Workers Sunday when many CathoUc award winners in a ceremony Members of the junior class Meskill said. “And the governor package of bills before the make it more difficult for can last night at East Catholic. Lussier, Larry Gerbo, Karen “The attitude however, that treated at evacuation tax. and Protestant churches will urge parishioners to boycott the purchase of lettuce and who were inducted in last headquarters, which were first who succeeds me will be in legislature but said he expects didates this year. The Reverend Robert E. Luko and Suzanne Maillet spoke will work for your benefit is Meskill’s action lowered the night’s ceremony included set up at Washington Carver much better shape than I was some changes will be made in a —He has no news about bis ^ a j ^ from C ^orm ^grow ers who are locked in a dispute with the United Farm Saunders principal, opened the about the values of character sales tax from 6.5 per cent to 6 theism, a revival of loyalty to Karen Barlock, Grace Belfiore, High School but later moved to four years ago when we were in proposed Election Commission. plans after he retires from of W ork^ , A F I^ O , an^orm ational picket line was set up Friday in Vernon From left program with a prayer. Master leadership, scholarship and ser- per cent and he also approved a God on a personal basis.” He Corrina Boldi, Mary Ellen Fenger High School when the auch a desperate situation.” Earlier in the day. Secretary fice but does “hope to stay in ^ e : George p en d M , ^nnecticut coordinator of the UFW, ’Hie Rev. William SetaS d S of Ceremonies Karlene vice, respectively. The noted that there is a definite measure ending the capital Burns, David Carter, Tim fumes seeped into Carver and When the Republican gover of the State Gloria Schaffer Connecticut.” Meskill has been Lukovitz followed with a brief recurrent theme expressed trend in the younger generation Charlebois, Jean Crouchley, RESTIUIRIUIT GUK gains tax from the sale of real nor took office in January 1971, said that the House had St."L-garet M ir’s fS S ^ ta'S th Wtod^.’^SW^ph^to ^ throughout each of the presen people began to collapse. estate by persons over 65. selected by Sen. Lowell P. introduction of the commit towards this direction. John DiStefano, Christine Fran- he was faced with a |244 million emasculated the proposed com Weicker, R-Conn., for a vacan ment of the National Honor tations was the importance of Day’s final word of en zosa, James Gentile, Larry mission, removing its law en applying each of these qualities cy on the bench of the 2nd Cir Society. She explained its pur couragement to the students Gerbo, Linda Johnson, Angela forcement powers. cuit Court of Appeals covering pose is “ to create an in service to others. was to “Use patience in the Kalisiak, William Leahy, Bar On other matters, the gover Guest speaker, Richard Day, New York, Connecticut and enthusiasm for scholarship, a year ahead.” bara Luko, Thomas Martin, nor said: Vermont. desire to promote school and associate nrofessor of New M embers Nancy Mullins, Joyce Oliphant, New Shock Waves —He would not seek elective Churchmen Urge Among the key features of the community services, and to psychology at Manchester Fr. Saunders distributed Donna Pajot, Pam Reckendort, office this year and ruled out Community College, and a budget, which increased spen develop individual leadership." National Honor Society awards Pat Swider, Sue Teslk, Mary running for the GOP nomina ding over the current $1.2 The requirements a student former member of the to the following seniors; Mark Thiery, Barbara Upton and tion to oppose Sen. Abraham A. billion budget by about 7 per must fulfill in order to be eligi Guidance Department at Brenda Willett. Ribicoff, D-Conn. cent, were pay raises for state’’^ Boycott Support ble for membership include ECHS, concluded the ceremony Ripple Econbmy —More than one GOP can workers, increased spending maintaining an average of B with his congratulations to the ‘ Kathy says, "Last wookond w » r MdOwf fieetfc, but' didate for governor could win for mass transportation and in WASHINGTON (UPI) - things arp undar control onea again— so ‘Lattuca’ all suggesting the problems th^t mortgage money scarce in the election this fall but he creased welfare benefits to HARTFORD (UPI) — Five Roman The governing board of the National gal back to sarvlng you as usual." William E. Simon moved closer Simon faces as George P. April. declined to name them. meet inflation. Catholic bishops and the Connecticut Coun Council of Churches decided to observe CRISP AIRE: Mac*, Rom*, Ru***lt, R«d and QoMan DaUdoua Appla*. to Senate confirmation Friday Shultz’ successor: Moberg in Masonic Post —General Motors reported cil of Churches have called upon church “Farm Worker Sunday” to coincide ap FRESH: Aaparagua, DamMlon, Spinach, Boalon, Remain* Lattuoa, as secretary of the Treasury, —’The prime interest rate for first quarter earnings of 1120 Oraan Squaah, Hoi Pappara, CaulHlowar, Rhubarb, Paaa, Rad Onlwia, amid another series of members to support the United Farm proximately with the California grape George W. Moberg, Cider business loans soared to a million, the worst since 19M. Uriel in Merrow, Eastern Shakrta, Laaka, Balglum Endive, Egg Plant, Bmaaall Sprauta, economic shock waves. Workers and their grape and lettuce harvest, a spokesman said. Mill Rd., Bolton has been ap Partnip*, Turnip*, Swaat Petate**, Cam , Cherry Tamataaa, Onlan record 11 per cent. —Senate opponents of the Starin Willimantic, Wolcott in Simon’s nomination was I News Capsules boycott. Some growers have recognized the pointed a district deputy of the Stafford Hollow, Fayette in Sal*. . —The Commerce Depart April 30 end of economic con given swift, unanimous ap The Catholic bishops and the Council, a Teamsters Union rather than the UFW, Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Rockville, and Ionic in Stafford IMPORTED: Malant, Qrapaa, Hawaiian PhMappI**, UglI Fruit, ment reported the balance of trols predicted climbing prices Qrapafrult, Tempi* Orange*, Naval Orange*, Jalla Orange*, Urn**, proval by the Senate Finance Protestant organization, cited “the con and Accepted Masons of Springs. trade was in deficit for the first would bring another freeze. which is an AFL-aO affiliate. Tlie UFW Baac, and D'An|au Paara. Committee and sent to the full tribution of farm workers to our general Connecticut. He was named to Moberg’s appointment time in nine months because of In raising the prime rate Jury Still Out has accused the Teamsters of making • VIM Our WUu Auortmunt of Importod Botktft • Senate for passage expected record high prices for from 10.5 per cent, Franklin welfare and their need for justice.” “sweetheart” contracts with growers this office by Wesley Gomez, became effective April 4, WEEKEND SPECIALSI NEW YORK (UPI) — The jury in the Mitchell-Stans grand master of Masons in early next week. diminishing oil supplies. National Bank Chairman In a statement for Sunday parish against the interests of farm workers. during the annual Communica But in rapid succession after trial plowed with meticulous method today through the in Connecticut. tion of the Grand Lodge of ICEBERG LETTUCE...... h.adl«c - ’The Federal Home Loan Harold Gleason said in New bulletins, the Catholic bishops said the George Sheridan, a Hartford represen the committee vote came the dictment charging the two former topffigfat Nixon ad Moberg will supervise the Connecticut, held at the Hilton RADISHES...... acallopkga.aSC Bank Board said a rapid out York that “pussyfooting only National Conference of Bishops supports following economic events. ministration figures with criminal conspiracy, obstruction tative for the union, said St. Joseph’s works of the five Masonic Hotel, Hartford. JERSEY ASPARAGUS m. *#0 flow of savings would make prolongs the agony of waiting field workers’ ri^t to free, secret - ^llot of justice and lying under oath. A verdict was not expected Cathedral and Christ Church Cathedral in Lodges in District (B), which A semi-public presentation CARROTS ...... a cello pkg*. SSC for the decline.” elections to decide which union, if any, Hartford and other churches plan to dis MR ~S1TIK ^ KtTMiMiir before Sunday. include the following Lodges: will be held for Moberg and FLORIDA ORANGES d<».7«6 i i m . e I u r n should represent them. tribute leaflets supporting the boycott. INDIAN RIVER - iiaia i . i f “(tar Fim I y Sorvei Yow Fanlf ’The Conunerce Department William Barker of Mansfield, The bishops said the boycott should be The UFW is also boycotting Gallo wine. his associate grand marshal, SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT...... 4forS«C • fOTlIy raataurant Mr*. Agne* Davl* In 1969 became to flrat lady manager for the Mr. Steak UConn Protestors said record high prices for less Sirica Asked To Step Down • ‘‘•'HJhlar werk hi the bualnaa* with her - thu* making It, “a real family reataurant" supported until the elections are held. Saturday at Uriel Lodge in Wo Alto Hava Sam* Nice WNto Ifadlthttlll oil forced the balance of trade • Wo Soil Tho HoroM, Sunday Paper*, plut Loltary TIekotil into the red by $171.3 million in WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Watergate defendants Merrow. Alexander N. Chap Semor ClUzem, a free birthday dub for kiddle*, (12 and under) plu* free asked Judge John J. Sirica to step down this week while Legal Notice infermatlon on thaa* apeclal* call 648-1995. Mr. Steak I* opan wnren daya a waek 11:00 a.m to 9:00 March. The United States man, the R.W. grand senior "THE KING Face Proceedings other U.S. District Court judges denied a motion by former warden of the Grand Lodge of exported a record $7.67 billion OF oiA family working with her. Jamas I* assistant manager and Qarald "Butch” Is chef. Locatad at worth of goods, mostly farm White House aide Dwight L. Chapin for a new trial and TOWN OF MANCHESTER the State of Connecticut, will be 244 Center St., Manchester, Mr. Steak ha* built It* reputation on "Our Family Serving Your Family." STORES (UPI) - “Judicial State troopers removed 219 PRODUCE’ products and industrial granted California Lt. Gov. Eld Reinecke’s request for a In response to the Town the presiding officer. The for “P •"<* 8t*eh. Butch )olnad his mother In August 1972 after serving lour years In the Navy Mrs proceedings” for students mostly black students early Kissinger Sees New Mission PERQ: Davl* ernploya thirty-five person*, moet of which ar* young adult* attending high school and college “ arrested during a library sit in supplies, but imported $7.84 delay in his perjury trial. Health Department’s request mal reception will begin at 8 ’Tuesday and arrested 59 per for the installation of sanitary p.m., with a dinner preceding steak wa* one of the very few restaurants In the area which was able to remain open for protest will begin shortly, it sons the next morning. ’Those billion. b u s l ^ . Her *ta« overcame many dmicultle* In getting to work. Ordinarily serving from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., during this trying oerlod Mr Oil imports alone totaled $1.7 sewers on Keeney Street and the event. Steak ope n^ at 6 a.m. to midnight Although overworked and overtired the staff was justifiably ground that thw v re re a b te ^ e lQ y ’ was announced Friday by arrested Tuesday were Fighting Tones Down As Being More Complex Moberg is past master of University of Connecticut of protesting alleged racial billion last month and $4.5 Erie Street, the Board of Direc hungry, all ware patient, cheerful and co-operative. uiuuun wiu billion for the January-March ISRAELI OCCUPIED GOLAN HEIGHTS (UPI) - Ar Uriel Lodge, having served as ficials. teachings of two anthropology WASHINGTON (UPI) - before it is too late to impose various steps of the (peace tors will hold a Public Hearing quarter. ’Their value in the tillery fighting between Israel and Syria dropped in inten worshipful master in 1963 and Robert E. Hughes, dean of professors. They also Secretary of State Henry A. adequate controls. negotiating) process,” he sai^. on May 7, 1974, at 8:00 P.M. at previous quarter was $2.7 sity today in what appeared to be a lull in fighting before 1972. This is the only time that a students,' advised the student demanded a new cultural Kissinger told a news con “I am not sure that we can IGssinger sharply criticized the Keeney Street School, 179 billion. the arrival of U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Keeney Street, Manchester, past master has served Uriel body that “normal judicial center and improved courses. ference Friday negotiations on complete the negotiations on Sen. Henry M. Jackson, C ^ecticut. Lodge for a second term since procedures have been initiated ’The second ^ y of arrests in Although the United States on a new round of Middle East shuttle diplomacy aimed at a troop disengagement between this trip,” he said. “There are D-Wash., for accusing the ad Everybodyezn reaching peace. , All affected property owners the early 1900’s. He is also a by the department of student volved mostly white students received 65 million fewer Syria and Israel would be more many more uncertain factors in ministration of seeking a will be given full opportunity to member of Trinity Chapter affairs as provided in regular who said they staged the oc barrels of oil in the first quarter complex than those which the negotiations with Syria than “quick fix” by arranging a express their views on the R.A.M., Olive Branch Council, talkin' bout Inc. university disciplinary cupation in sympathy with the than in the same period last Dragnet Imposed earlier led to a pullback of there were in the Egyptian SALT agreement in time for proposed installation. R&SM, and St. John’s Com- procedures.” blacks. year, the Commerce figures BLESSINGTON, Ireland (UPI) — A sweeping police Israeli and Egyptian forces. negotiations.” President Nixon to sign a mandry, all of Willimantic, and He wid students involved in He denied suggestions the 4 WEST ROAD ROCKVIUE showed the cost had tripled. dragnet sealed airports, harbors and roads today in a hunt Kissinger will start his nuclear arms pact during his Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of the demonstrations will receive Soviets were undermining his Admiral fish Hughes said while judicial ’The home loan bank board, for a band of gunmen who methodically stole $19.2 million current peace effort by con Moscow summit in June. 200 Million Trees Planted Lebanon in Manchester. He and 875-6203 letters shortly advising them of proceedings are in progress, which regulates the savings and ferring ^n Geneva Monday ith peace efforts by continuing ”We are poncemed with the his wife are members of J th e opportunity for worth of paintings in the highest-priced theft in history. military aid to Syria. He said so Ottawa — Canada plants 200 A-F Sandwich __ 79^ rO/M BINOIJ STtVf BiUlNGHIRI “there will be no interim loan industry, said deposits in Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei evolution of the arms race, with million trees a year — 10 for Climax Chapter, OES, of “preliminary discussions of change in the status of the March increased $1.8 billion Gromyko about the Middle East far the Kremlin has played a peace in the world and with each Canadian. Merrow. CLOSED TUESDAY • 6 ^ G D m these matters relating to the students “resulting from the over withdrawals despite a Spring Storm and bilateral issues. Including constructive role in Ihe Middle security. Our judgment may or Lemon SOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN AODED AT situation on an individual demonstrations. “sharp” outflow at month’s United Press International Strategic Arms Limitation East. may not be correct but that is basis.” He said students “should end. One official said the out A spring snowstorm hit the northern Rocky Mountains Talks (SALT). “ The Soviet Union has what the debate should be and m r A total of 278 students were expressed, in view of its history I UFFLE; expect resolutibq^ of these flow was continuing in April. He said the United States not whether it is a ‘quick fix’ Stevens & Tom^s and thunderstorms rumbled across the Plains into the Luv ...... 25‘ arrested when they occupied of close association with matters prior to the^f^innlng General Motors said in Mississippi Valley early today. urgently was seeking agree against a long-term the Wilbur Cross Library on the ment with Moscow on limiting several Arab countries, an in agreement,” Kissinger said. STOP PASTA of next semester.” Detroit that first quarter ear Cold rain and snow fell in the Rocky Mountains, inter Storrs campus after demanding nings fell 85 per cent below the multiple warhead missiles terest in participation in MON. • WED. A FRI. Disciplinary action could in mountain region and Pacific coastal states. r Arthur Treacher’s to meet with university presi clude expulsion as well as January-March quarter of last PASTA ITEMS SERVED UNTIL 9:00 P.M. dent Glenn W. Ferguson. suspension of students. year. Travelers and stockmen’s advisories were issued for the Due to weekend volume w* ara sorrv Pasta Is nof availabi* Fri., Set A Sun. northern Utah mountains, the foothills of Montana and 436 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER a 643-0370 parts of Nevada. Next to Willie's Steak House FEATURING JOHN BRITNEY, ORGANIST Watergate Statement Fish & Chips FRI. A SAT. NIGHT 6 P.M. to 1 A.M, COMPLETE CHECK OF 401 Center St., Manchester GRINDERS Rel Mse Political Prisoners EXHAUST SYSTEM LISBON (UPI) — The two-day-old military regime of Anticipated Tuesday AND SHOCKS •pm Dm . ttni Wnh. M ID PJl; M. mN SM. HH 11 PJL Hot Oven on Request General Antonio de Spinola released political prisoners from a Lisbon jail today, replacing them with their captors CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI)- “massive body of evidence” presidential prerogatives in the — members of the dreaded security police. With “the end of Watergate in would be released Tuesday. It Watergate inquiry. “They had just the time to change the sheets at Caxias sight,” according to a top aide. will exonerate Nixon, Burch Committee Chairman Peter 244 CENTER ST. Monday prison,” a bystander said as the army picked up nearly 200 President Nixon is preparing a said. W. Rodino, D-N.J., has said the captured policemen from the security police headquarters statement for the public early "1 genuinely believe, begin impeachment panel will accept RMNCHESTER to drive them to the suburban penitentiary where the next week coinciding with a ning early next week the end of nothing but the tapes FREE INSTALLATION is Fish Fry. release of political prisoners had started. House Judiciary Committee Watergate is in sight,” Burch themselves. If they are not GUARANTEED FOR AS LONG AS told the Republican National PlNNW 646-1885 A rsal grsat ealcht Friad flM* ol deadline for more tapes. provided, he indicate the com n*h, Frsneh fri**, col* slaw. Nixon worked alone today on Committee Friday. mittee might draw an “adverse MOST AMERICAN CARSI a statement responding to the He gave no details, but other inference” that the evidence OPEN 7 DAYS SECONDS impeachment panel’s demands White House aides disclosed withheld might contain in ON THE HOUSEI HEAVY DUTY FrfONT END for evidence. that work has been completed dications of guilt, on the Nixon must reply to the sub on a voluminous amount of assumption Nixon would have ALIGNMENT "aMEFNCA’S steak EXPEFIT 1® p.lB. And we’ve got thaw other epeclal daya. too: SHOCKS poena for 42 taped conver edited transcripts of 36 conver provided the tapes if they could $ 3 « s TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. sations by ’Tuesday. Aides said sations. (Aides said five con prove his innocence. *i1 B H 5 M V* FAIN* r^. versations were not properly Irrato the President is here to con tn$talM Fraaa QuarantMd for a a loog at you Air CondlUonod Cara FREE KIDDIES’ MEAL spsynoni Doap Saa CMckon sider the "PR” (public taped and that one never took own your carl 13.00 EiUa Clam relations) aspect of his place.) Spraa Dinnor CholGO Spacial Ttm pit Bath Sholom Nurtary School, paga 3. response and is thinking of a The transcripts have been SUNNY Manchaatar Haa It, paga S televised speech Monday night. edited, but aides say the editing FREE SAFETY CHECK OF FRONT END! EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT! Araa Church Nawa I In addition, Nixon has was done to remove profanity *2.29 *2.29 *2.29 scheduled three public ouiingg and off-color characterizations Rules lor Kiddlas Free Haal — *2.29 Eagla Win BKaIn Enda, paga 6 next week. ’Tue^ay, he ad-' by Nixon. DYNAMIC Two (2) FREE Meals Per Family For Special prices for chlldreni Indiana Cap Diamond Thrlllar, paga 6 dresses the U.S. Chamber of Nixon aides have strongly in $ ^ S O Commerce. On Friday he flies dicated that the President WHEEL BALANCING Children 12 and Under. Family Means Hundreds Attend Open House East Trackman Unbaafan, paga 6 Sunny with highs in the 60s. WOLUAHO to Phoenix for a Republican ral would not yield the actual One or Both Parents Present. All Items „ 394 Tolland Tumpllce Swim Rasults, paga 8 Clear tonight with lows in the on Childrens Menu Available, Excluding J o H m o n S ly and Saturday he will be in recordings. Bolstered by the ad A$k About O ur\ow Prtcoa On Dunfop Tln$l Mancheeter, Conn. Hundreds of Manchester area residents attended an open house at Allied Printing at 579 W. '40s. Cloudiness devloping Sun "Little Jack Horner Steak’’... Tsiavislon Programs, paga 6 Spokane, Wash., to dedicate vice of his aides, Nixon was Exit 94 oN 1-66 Middle Tpke. to mark the opening of its expanded prlnUng facility Friday. Among those Expo '74, a world’s fair. said to be preparing a tough line day with high near 70. Precipitation probability zero attending were U. S. Rep. William Cotter, Democrat, shown chatting with John Sommers, iHesidential counselor Dean attitude — that he has already head of the firm, which employes nearly 200 persons. (Herald photo by Dunn) Burch said Friday that a compromised enough of his tonight and 20 per cent Sunday. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat,, April 27. 1974 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. April 27. 1974 - PAGE THREE Theater Schedules tmoaiT tBun OF MMIGMSTGIOOMMMITT CQUnE Saturday Sunday RICHIE HAVENS Handbell Concert Set Sunday InConcort Jerry Lewis Cinema I — Jerry Lewis Cinema 1 — "Walking Tall” 7:00-9:15; A Regional Handbell Concert “ Walking Tall,” 7:00-9:15; Saturday, May 4,8 PM at will be presented Sunday at 4 M an has "Ecstasy & Flash Gordon" 12 “Journey to the Far Side of the Midnight; "Journey to the Far THE BUSMEU p.m. at Center Congregational CONQUERED Sun,” 1:00-3:00 $2.00 — M.C.C. Students Oiurdi.sThe event is open to the Side of the Sun” 1:00 tt 3 Jerry Lewis Cinema 2 — Jerry Lewis Cinema II — T IC K E T S : $3.00 _ Other Stqtents pubUc. THE MOON “Papillon,” 2:00-7:30 About 100 bell ringers will "Papillon" 2:00-7:30 Vemoh Cine 1 — "American $4.00 — General Admission WITHTHE Vernon Cine 1 — "American Tickets available In the Student ActWItles Office, participate in the concert, GraffiW,” l:90-3:36-5:80t-7:30- which is being sponsored by the EPIC GraffitU” 7:10-9:10-12 Midnight 9:30 Main Campus M.C.C. : Hours 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Vernon Cine II — "Blazing Center Bell Choir. Each of the A P O LL0 11 Vernon Cine 2 — "Blazing nine bell choirs will present its Saddles” 7:30-9:20-12 Midnight Saddled,” 2:00-3:40-5:20-7:05- FLIQHTI State — "Touch of Class” own program and will join in a 8:50 massed ensemble ringing. ^ JOURREY 2:40-9:00; "Paper Moon” 1:00- State — "Paper Moon,” 1:00- NOW TAKE 7:10 MANCHESTER CHAPTER OF UNKO Participating in the concert 7:10; “Touch of Oass,” 2:40- will be the Emanuel Bell Choir, ANOTHER Showcase I — “Exorcist” 9:00 / TO THE 2:15-5:00-7:40-10:20-12:40 directed by Melvin Lumpkin; MOMENTOUS Showcase 1 — “Elxorcist," the South United Methodist Showcase II — "Great 2:15-5:00-7:40-10:20 Presents Its 6th Annual Church Bell Choir directed by JOURNEYI FRR SIDE Gatsby” 1:30-4:15-7:05-9:50- Showcase 2 — "Great 12:30 Mrs. Mary Kalbfletscb; the Gatsby,” 1:304:15-7:05-9:50 Pilgrim Bell Choir of Center Showcase in — "Alice in OF THE sun Showcase 3 — “Alice in -smiGauMiYBiai Con^egational Church directed Wonderland” 1:30-335-5:45- Wonderland,” Cont. 1:30-3:55 by M red Bockus. 7:50; "Stormy" 2:00 5:45-7:40; “Stormy,” 2:55-5:00- Also, the “BBC” BeU Choir of A UNIVERSAL PICTURES LTD. PICTURE Showcase IV — "Serpico” 7:10 Saturday, May 11 the First Congregational TECHNICOLOR* 2:154:50-7:20-10:10-12:35 Showcase 4 — “Serpico,” Church of Vernon directed by UA East I - "Sting” 24:30- 2:154:50-7;20-10:10 7:00-9:30 PIANO’S RESTAURANT Mrs. Doris S.Hughes; the U.A. East 1 - “Sting,” 2:00- Methodist Belles of Rockville k i d d i e m a t i n n e e UA East I I - "Sting” 1:304- ---- 4:15-6:30-8:45 R O U T E 44A • BO LTO N United Methodist Church 6:30-9:00 8AT.-SUN. AT l and 3 U.A. East 2 - “Sting,” 2:20- directed by Mrs. Thomas Dor UA East III - " Conrack” 4:40-7:00-9:20 Dinner 7-9 Dancing 9-1 man; the Chancel Handbell 1:30-3:30-5:307:30-9:30; “Old ALL SEATS U.A. East 3 — “Conrack,” Choir of Deep River Time Movie Favorites” Mid 1:30-.3:30-5;30-7:30-9:30 DONATION $25 per couple night Congregational Church; Cen Meadows Drive-In — “Foxy tral Baptist Bell Choir of Hart Meadows Drive-In — “Black Brown,” 8:00; "Black Jack,” • FOR TICKETS CALL • ford; Handbell Choir of the Jack” 8:00; "Foxy Brown” 9:45 Arnold Dashefsky, president of the Nursery School, looks children braid the Sabbath (Jhallah bread. 9:45 Raymong F. Damato ...... M 6-1021 First Congregational Church of Blue , Hills Drive-In — on while Marguerite Weinberg and Judy Press help the Blue Hills Drive-In — “Five Miss Judl Pansullo and Frank MinutiUo, stage manager Paul Roaaatto...... 646-2482 Watertown; and the Wesleyan Members of Emanuel Handbell Choir rehearsing for Sunday’s Regional Concert at Center "Across noth Street” 8:00; on the Black Hand Side,” 8:00; for the Little Theatre of Manchester’s present production Frank Fllloramo ...... 643-9508 Bell Choir of the United ^ngregational Church are, right to left, Norma Johnson, Selma Johnson, Bee Pearson, “Five on the Black Hand Side” “Across noth Street,” 9:56 10:02 in rehearsal, confer on set construction plans for ‘"I^e Methodist Church of Danbury. Eva Johnson, Olga Anderson, Lenore Henderson, and Peggy Johnson. Manchester Drive-In — “Get Gingerbread Lady” on which Miss Pansullo will be HURRYI Ticket* are 65% Sold OutI Away,” 8:00; “McQ,” 10:00 working as a scholarship recipient of LTM. (Herald photo Temple’s Nursery School Wool Output Declines by Dunn) United Nations, N. Y. — A News for Senior Citizens BURNSID recent report shows that pro By Wally Fortin iiK.Lim. •s!LMU •napw duction of man-made fibers was First LTM Scholar Teaches Jewish Tradition 1ST GeneHodonon up sharply in 1972.Avhile world Judi Pansullo of East Hart wool output continued off. Man By ALICE EVANS cleanup time, the children rush it would be a fitting birthday large motor coordination,” RUM "'TTw ford, formerly of Manchester, Charles Plese, MCC drama Well, Wednesday’s Herald stead of turning in at the usual what you are looking for and at whipped pototoes, roll and made-fiber output totaled 22.9 Take about 15 three- and four- to be the first to put away the present if each child donated a Mrs. Press said. ConveraoHon'' billion pounds, up 10 per cent Is the first recipient of the Lit head, has given her training in hardly hits the street when it’s place you just keep driving for a a very nominal fee. So why not butter, chocolate brownie, and linl axon- year olds, and the usual toys toys, all for a big “Todah,” she nominal sum to have a tree Tea and Sabbath parties are from 1971, while raw-wool pro tle Theatre of Manchester acting, directing, stage time to get out the pen and go to couple of hundred yards to the call 646-4880 for further infor a beverage. Friday, Italian EXTRA SHOWS MMIfllT SAT. flUY “ AT7!30-8i30“ and games, mix well with a said. planted in Israel in his or her very popular with the children, duction dropped 6 per cent to (LTM) scholarship award. She managing, general backstage work on Saturday’s column. next new road that leads right mation, you'll be glad you did. shells and meat sauce gSmWEH.LW-SrJLH-g generous portion of make- Each holiday is celebrated by name. acconling to Mrs. Press. 314 billion pounds. is completing her first year as a work, set construction and to the club bouse. Mr. Belleville had some casserole, tossed salad believe, and season with a new some activity at the nursery In December, the children "Our indoor slide has been A reminder that this Monday One 1 “6RAFFITI" CNie 2 ‘‘SADDLED student at Manchester Com front-of-the-house business example for the members to w/Italian dressing, roll and Hebrew vocabulary, crafts, school. For Thanksgiving, the started to prepare for their everything from a train to a is the morning to register for Wednesday came rolling in munity College. details. parties and science projects, use to get more acquainted with butter and ice cream for children made cranberry relish Purim celebration on March 8. boat to a synagogue pulpit, and our boat cruise down the with 40 players for p in o ^i their own situation. After THE NATHAN HALE ANCIENT FVES & DRUMS Miss Pansullo is currently ap Miss Pansullo is currently and you have the Temple Beth dessert, and a beverage. I MANCHESTU to take home for Thanksgiving The classroom was decorated our blocks have been houses, Connecticut River to Sag Har in the morning with the explaining the various »4S.
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(18) COUNTRY CARNIVAL (8-40) MOVIE Local Churches (20-22-30) EMERGENCY Churches V “QB v ir Friday Tonight (40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY — 8:30 — Unitarian Universaliel Concordia Lutheran Church Church of the Naurene Union Congregational - 8:30 - '(20-22-30) TENAFLY Presbyterian Church St. Francis of Assisi May 3 Society 40 Pitkin St. 236 Main St. Church (3) M*A*S*H (24) SHOULD THE LADY North Coventry 673 Ellington Rd. April 27 (Meeting at the (immunity Rev. Burton D. Strand Rev. William A. Taylor Rockville (8-40) MOVIE TAKE A CHANCE? School St. on Rt. 31 off Rt. 44A South Windsor YWCA) Pastor Pastor Rev. Paul J. Bownuui "Dallvar Ut From Evil" - 9 X X ) - Dr. Richard W. Gray Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor (18) THIS WEEK IN THE NBA — 6:(>0 — N. Main St. Minister - 5:00 — (24) BLACK JOURNAL Rev. Eugene M. Kibride (3-8-22) NEWS Rev. Arnold F. Westwood 9 a.m ., Holy Communion, (3) PERRY MASON (24) EVENING WITH 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Lyman D. Reed 9:30 a.m .. Worship. CHAMPIONS — 9:30 - (18) PRISONER Minister Church School through Grade 6. (Hasses for all ages. Associate Minister (0 ^ ) WIDE WORLD OF 11 a.m ., Bible School. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 (3) TO BE ANNOUNCED (20) FILM Nursery care for small 10:45 a.m ., Morning Worship. SPORTS - OKK) - 7:30 p.m., Bible Discussion p.m. (20) TO BE ANNOUNCED (18) JIMMY SWAGGART (24) ZOOM 9:30 a.m ., Brunch.. children. Message by the pastor. 9:15 a.m., Confirmation (3) MARY TYLER MOORE (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Groups (at Manse on Cornwall Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 (22) HOGAN’S HEROES — 10KI0 — 10 to 11:30 a.m ., "Sharing in 10:30 a.m ., Holy Communion. Children’s Giurch and Nursery Class. Adult Study Group. (18) OTHER SIX DAYS (40) BONANZA Dr.) Sponsored by Manchester and 11 a.m. (30) HONEYMOONERS (18) TEACH-IN Growth” program; planning for Church School for Grades 8 and provided. 10:30 a.m ., Church S d m l, in Presbyterian Church. - 9:30 — 8 - 5:30 - (20-22-30) LOVE FROM A-Z - 6:30 - the future and setting future 9. Teenage and Adult discussion 7 p.m., Evening Service.' fants through Grade . (3) BOB NEWHART (24) OPEN LINE (8-22-30-40) NEWS goals. Nursery. groups. Nursery care for small Message by the pastor. Nursery 10:45 a.m ., Morning Worship. (18) FISHIN HOLE (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED St. Mary’s Church (24) BOOK BEAT children. provided. ' Sermon topic: “ A (food W o^ St. George’s Episcopal (22) WILD SCIENCE — 11:00 — Rt. 31, (Coventry - 10:00 — - 7:00 - Jehovah’e Witpeeees For Cain.” Church (24) BILL MOYER’S (3-18-22-30) NEWS Rev. F. ^mard Miller (3) CAROL BURNETT (3-20-22-30) NEWS Kingdom Hall St. Jam es Church U.:45 a.m .. Coffee hour in the Rt. 44A, Bolton JOURNAL (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Pastor (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL (8) TRUTH OR 726 N. Main St. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon First Church of Christ cha^ l. Rev. John F. Flora, III (30) FLYING NUN — 11:30 ^ Rev. Paul F. Ramen (24) DAVID SUSSKIND CONSEQUENCES Pastor Scientist Vicar - 6K)0 — (3) MOVIE (18) DICK VAN DYKE 10 a.m ., Public Bible dis Rev. Daniel J . Karpuey 447 N. Main St. United Methodist Church (3) NEWS — 10:30 — "People Will Talk" (1951) Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. (24) AVIATION WEATHER course: "Make Up Your Mind Rev. Eugene Charman 1040 Boston Tpke. 8 a.m .. Holy Communion. (18) MOVIE (18) DEVIL’S ADVOCATE (8-40) NEWS Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 (40) NEWS to Serve Jehovah with a 11 a.m., Church Service, Sun Bolton 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist — 11:00 — (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON and 10;^ a.m. ~Th« Stranger Wore a Qun" (1953) Complete Heart.” (slides) Saturday, Masses at 5 and Rev. David M. Campbell (30) BLACK EXPOSURE (3-8-40) NEWS - 7:30 — day School and child care. and Church School. Nursery — 12:15 — 11 a.m ., Group discussion on 7:30 p.m. Subject of the Lesson-Sermon: Pastor provided. - 6:30 — — 11:30 - (8) DEATH VALLEY DAYS (3) WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS March 15 Watchtower Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9. "Probation After Death.” (3-22-30) NEWS (3) MOVIE 10 a.m ., 150th Anniversary Rockville United (8) NEW DATING GAME magazine article "Whatever 10:30 a.m ., noon, 5 p.m. Golden Text: “He that over- (8-40) REASONER REPORT "Rio Bravo” 959) Else You Are Doing — and Confirmation Service. Methodist Church Academy Award winner cometh shall inherit all things.” Vernon Assemblies of Cod (20) BILKO (8) DON ixiitSHNER’S - 7:30 - Preach!” Church of the Assumption (Revelation 21:7. Bishop Edward G. Carroll, 142 Grove St. ROCK CONCERT Estelle Parsons stars in 51 Old Town Rd. (24) BEHIND THE LINES (18) PORTER WAGONER Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Christian Science Reading preaching. Reception to follow Rev. John W. Mortimer (18-22-30) NEWS This multiple exposure photo depicts the many faces of ABC’s “Toma,” played by Tony “ T erro r on the B each ,” a (20) HUMAN DIMENSION worship. Nursery, Infant Pastor - 7:00 - Wednesday Zion Evangelical Rev. Edward S. Pepin Room, 968 Main St., is open to Sunday, 9:45 a.m ., Sunday (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Musante. Left to right, the detective is seen as a house* painter, a wino, a hippie, and movie airing Friday at 9 (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL through Grade 2. (3) AGRONSKY AND CO. Lutheran Church Pastor the public Mondays through School for all ages. himself. The series airs Thursdays at 8 p.m . p.m. on CBS-TV. (24) WALL STREET WEEK Gospel Group To Sing 9:30 a.m.. Church School. (8-22) NEWS May 1 Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Paul Trinque Fridays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 11 a m.. Morning Worship. (20) NBC NEWS (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Rev. Charles W. Kuhl and the first Thursday of each First Congregational Nursery through adults. The Davis Family, a Gospel auditoriums, they appear on 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. (40) NANNY AND THE Pastor Saturday, Masses at 5 and month from 7 to 9 p.m. Church of Andover 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. (30) HEE HAW singing group from Salisbury various television programs. (40) HERE COME THE PROFESSOR 7:30 p.m. United Church of Christ Nursery through Grade 2. — 6KH) — Md., will present a concert of On Monday, the singing family - 8:00 - 9 a.m ., Divine Worship. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, BRIDES (3-8-22) NEWS Thursday sacred music and song at will participate on the “700 United Congregational (3) DIRTY SALLY 10:15 a.m ., Sunday School and 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m ., Church School. - 7:30 - (18) CHAMPIONS C!alvary Church, 647 E . Middle Qub” show, CTiannel 18, Hart Church (8-40) BRADY BUNCH Youth Forum. 11 a.m .. Worship Service. The Trinity Lutheran Church (3) WHATS HAPPENING (20) FILM Community Baptist Church Tpke., tonight at 7:30. The ford. United Church of Christ May 2 Rev. Holland G. Ewing, interim Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 (8) LAWRENCE WELK (24) ZOOM (18) 700 CLUB 10:10 to 11:30 a.m ., First Calvary Church An American Baptist Church The Saturday evening concert Television singing family consists of seven pastor, will preach. Sermon Tolland (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) WASHINGTON WEEK Year Youth Instruction. (Assemblies of God) 585 E . Center St. Vernon (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC — 6:00 — members who travel extensive at (Calvary Church is sponsored Utle: “ High Calling and DaUy Rev. Donald G. Miller (40) BONANZA IN REVIEW 2 p.m.. Voters’ meeting. 647 E . Middle Tpke. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs Rev. Donald McClean (20) FILM (3-8-22) NEWS ly in a private diesel bus, by the youth of Maranatha Decision.” Minister - 8:30 - Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Minister Pastor (22) AS SCHOOLS MATCH — 6:30 — (18) I SPY presenting concerts in various (juistian Coffee House. The 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. WITS (20) SOUNDING BOARD (3) GOOD TIMES North United Pastor youth fellowship with 9:30 and 11 a.m .. Worship Ser (8-22-30-40) NEWS youth rallies and church ser 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser (24) MASTERPIECE (24) EYE TO EYE (8-40) SIX MILLION Methodist Church 9:15 a.m .. Church School for refreshments will be held in the vice and C!hurch School. (24) LETTER PEOPLE vices. Bolton Congregational vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. DOLLAR MAN 300 Parker St. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, all ages. Nursery through THEATRE (30) TO TELL THE TRUtIN ITie group is managed by Bob fellowship hall of the Church Church 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Programs (20-22-30) LOTSA LUCK Rev. Earle R. Custer classes for adults and children. Grade 4 continuing during the 9:15 a.m ., CTiurch School. (40) BONANZA after the concert. Fellowship. - 8:00 — and Ruth Davis who about eight Bolton Center Rd. (24) INTERFACE Pastor 10:50 a.m.. Service of service. The public is invited to attend (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY - 6:30 — years ago, in 1968, started the Rev. J . Stanton Conover — 7KI0 — Worship and Bible preaching. 10:30 a.m .. Morning Worship. the concert, and a free-will (8-22-30-40) NEWS - 9:00 - ministry with their two Minister (3-20-22-30) NEWS 9 and 10:30 a.m .. Worship Ser (Hiildren’s service and child Message: “The Rainbow.” offering will be received to help Wapping Community Church Avery St. Christian (8) UNTAMED WORLD (24) PHYSICAL (3) MOVIE daughters, Linette and Robin. - 1:30 — (24) ENERGY CRISIS: END (8) TRUTH OR vice. Sermon: "Living the care provided. Special guests, members of defray expenses. 1790 Ellington Rd. Reformed Church GEOGRAPHY "One Million Years B.C." (1966) Since that time, the girls have 10:15 a.m ., (Church School. Sunday (8-40) ISSUES AND (18) GOSPEL SINGING OF THE BEGINNING? CONSEQUENCES Mystery.” 7 p.m., Gospel Service. Manchester Assembly, Order of South Windsor 661 Avery St., South Windsor (20-22-30) GIRL WITH married and their husbands 10:30 a.m .. Worship S ^ c e . Daytime ANSWERS JUBILEE -9K)0 — (18) DICK VAN DYKE - 7:00 - 9 a.m.. Church School. Hymnsing, music, and Bible Rainbow for Girls. A nursery is Rev. Harold W. Richardson ' Rev. Peter Mans SOMETHING EXTRA have joined the group. Linette, Rev. Allen F-. Tinkham, guest (22) WILD KINGDOM (20-30) WILD KINGDOM (3) HERE’S LUCY (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW (3-22-30-40) NEWS Nursery aiid Grades 3 through message. provided. Minister Minister April 28 (24) NOVA the oldest daughter, sings leail First Congregational speaker. Sermon "Fruit Over (30) CONNECTICUT (24) ZOOM (8-40) MOVIE (40) ABC NEWS (8) TRUTH OR 6. 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior Rev. R. Stanley Eaton Listings - 9:30 - in the group, and is married to Church The Wall.” WEEKEND — 7:30 - (20-30) MOVIE CONSEQUENCES 10:30 a.m ., Church School. Church of Jesus Christ High Youth Fellowships. Associate Minister 9:45 a.m ., Sunday School for — 7K)0 - (8-401 ODD COUPLE Jonathan Willey, who plays the Coventry 7:30 p.m., Pilgrim - 7 : 0 0 - (3) APPLE’S WAY "Limbo" (1972) (18) DICK VAN DYKE Nursery, Kindergarten and of Latter-day Saints all ages including a nursery. (3) C B S NEWS (3) CHRISTOPHER — 7:30 — (18) BILLY GRAHAM bass guitar, and preaches a United Church of (Thrist Fellowship. (1) NEW ZOO REVUE (8-40) FBI (24) NATION’S ECONOMY (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW Grades 1 and 2. (Mormon) 9:30 and 11 a.m .. Worship Ser 11 a.m.. Worship Service. CLOSEUP (3) SALE OF THE CENTURY CRUSADE Gospel sermon. Rev. Bruce J. Johnson (20-22-30) TODAY (20-22-30) WORLD OF OUT OF CONTROL - 7:30- 2:30 p.m., "Fellowship Hillstown Rd. & Woodside St. vice and Church School. Nursery provided. (8) THIS IS THE LIFE (8) PROFILE 11 PEOPLE (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH St. John’s Polish Robin is the youngest Minister St. Peter’s Episcopal DISNEY (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD Coffeetime” for women in D. Qark Brown 6 p.m.. Family Worship. (3) CAPTAIN KANOAROO — 9:30 — )18) COUNTRY PLACE National Catholic Church daughter and is married to Bob Church — 7:30 - (24) NOVA (8) THRILLSEEKERS - 10:00 — terested in a morning circle, Bishop 6:30 p.m., Christian educa (l| FATHER KNOWS BEST (3) DICK VAN DYKE (20) FILM 23 Golway St. Dressier, the group pianist. 9:30 a.m., Church School, Sand Hill Rd. (40) JACK LALANNE (3) WHArS HAPPENING (18) LASSIE (8-40) TOMA will meet at the parsonage. Rockville Baptist Church tion. Nursery provided. — 8K)0 - (18) OTHER SIX DAYS (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Robin sings tenor and writes Adult Bible (Hass, Confirmation South Windsor -9rO O - (8) WORSHIP FOR SHUT- (20) FILM (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN 9 a.m., Priesthood. Relief 66 Union St. 3) HAP RICHARDS (18) GOOD NEWS — 10KK) — (24) FRENCH CHEF Pastor many of the songs her family Class. Rev. Frederick H. Poerster m INS (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE (24) FREE-FOR-ALL South United Society. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte S| PHIL DONAHUE — 8:30 — (3) MEDICAL CENTER (30) WAIT TILL YOUR sings. Lloyd Walker is the final 11 a.m .. Worship Service. The Vicar 20) BILKO (30) RING AROUND THE STARS - 10:30 — Methodist Church 10:30 a.m ., Sunday School. Pastor (3) MANNIX (22) BROADWAY, MY FATHER GETS HOME 9 a.m .. Mass in English. member of the Davis Family Rev. Robert Heavilin, guest 22) KITTV TODAY WORLD (24) WASHINGTON (18) ORAL ROBERTS 1228 Main St. Noon, Sacrament Service. 30) BOLD ONES (8-40) MOVIE STREET (40) ROOM 222 10:30 a.m .. Mass in Polish and comes from Carlsbad, New minister. Coffee Hour after 8 a.m .. Holy Ckmununion. 40) STRUITN DRUMMERS — 8:00 — STRAIGHT TALK (24) DEVOUT YOUNG Rev. Dr. George W. Webb and English. worship. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School. The "Murphy's War” (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED Mexico. He also plays piano and 10 a.m., Morning Prayer. - 9 : 1 5 - (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT Rev. Wayne Kendall St. Bartholomew’s Church Nursery through Adult, in (3) ONE REACH ONE (18) CHALLENGE OF TRUTH - 11:00 - sings. Bob Davis sings bass and Sunday School following ser (3) VOQI BEAR — 11:00 - — 8KK) - (40) DRAGNET Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Rev.. Philip Hussey cluding College Career Class. Bible (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE (20-22-30) MCMILLAN AND (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS hs wife, Ruth sings the alto First Congregational vice. - 9 : 3 0 - (3) NEWS (3) SONNY AND CHER Pastors Pastor 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 3) ANDY GRIFFITH (30) COLONEL CLOWN WIFE - 8K)0 - (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Emanuel Lutheran part. Church 6:30 p.m.. Young People’s (18-22-30) NEWS (8-40) THE COWBOYS First Sunday of each month. Speaks 20) TRACKDOWN (40) CHRISTOPHER (24) DEVOUT YOUNG (3) THE WALTONS - 11:30 — Church Davis Family carries six of Vernon Fellowship. 22) NOT FOR WOMEN (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (18) 700 CLUB 9 and 10:45 a.m .. Worship Ser- Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Holy (Communion; Second Sun by i ONLY CLOSEUP (8-40) CHOPPER ONE (3) MOVIE Church and Chestnut Sts. stereo albums which they have Rev. John A. Lacey — 9K)0 — (20-22-30) CHASE vice with Pastor Webb Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 day, missionary service. Eugerie (40) FUNSTONES — 8:30 — - 11:30 — (18) 700 CLUB "North by Northwest" (1959) Rev. C. Henry Anderson produced. In addition to their Minister (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN preaching. Serm on: “ Why and 11:30 a.m. Brewoi -Ilk O O - (3) CAMERA THREE (3) MOVIE (24) WASHINGTON (24) ADVOCATES (8-40) SOME ONE AT THE Rev. Ronald J. Fournier music performances in Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew St. John’s Nursery provided. (3) JOKER'S WILD (24) MASTERPIECE CONNECTION Pray?” Episcopal Church 7 p.m.. Informal evening, ser (8) INSIGHT “Monkey Business” (1952) TOP OF THE STAIRB Pastors churches and public Assistant Minister Ordinary life in our fallen (20-22-30) DINAH SHORE THEATRE (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON 9 a.m., Infant-Toddler The Presbyterian Church Rt. 30, VemoD vice. Nursery provided. (24) SESA M E STREET (22) ORAL ROBERTS - 8:30 - (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Fritz Wehrenberg, Intern world has been called "a night (40) LEAVE IT TO — 9:30 — through Grade 6. 43 Spruce St. 10 a.m .. Worship Service. The Rev. Robert H. Wellner, (40) DAY OF DISCOVERY - 12:00 — (8-40) FIREHOUSE g ^ e played mthqut l ^ t s . ” BEAVER — 8:30 - - 1:00 - 10:45 a.m., Infant-Toddler Rev. Gmrge Smith Rector (3) BARNABY JONES (8-40) NEWS 8:30 and 11 a.m .. The Service Rev. Dr. Reginald H. Matthew Antolii compared -lo a o — — 9:00 - (18) ORAL ROBERTS (8-40) MOVIE - 9:00 - (20-22-30) MIDNIGHT throu^ senior high age. Pastor St. Maurice’s Church (3) GAMBIT with the Rev. Henry Tomsuden, Helfferich will the guest the world to a “darkling plain, (3) QUE HAY DE NUEVO/ "Death Race” (1973) (3) MOVIE-TO BE SPECIAL 7:30 p.m., Methodist Youth 8 a.m ., Holy CtHumunioD. Bolton (0) PASSWORD — 10KI0 — assistant to the president of speaker. swept with confused alarms of (20^-30) JEOPARDY WHAVS NEW? (24) THEATER IN ANNOUNCED 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School. Rev. Robert W. Cronin (18) NEWSLETTER OF FAITH |^***^**«**o******— f Fellow ^ p, youth lounge. New ENGLAND Synod, 9:55 a.m .. Church School. 10 a.m.. Family Service and (40) DICK VAN DYKE (8) MAKE IT REAL AMERICA (8-40) KUNG FU 10:30 a.m., W or^p Service. Pastor struggle and flight, where ig Let’s get together at Lutheran CTmrches of America, Church School. - 1 1 H ) 0 - (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (20) BILKO (24) WAR AND PEACE 7:30 p.m., Bible discussion. norant armies clash by (0) SPUT SECOND (22) ZANE GREY Tuesday li the Golden Charm Center Congregational guest preacher. Second Congregational n i^ t.” (20-22-30) WIZZARD OF ODDS (30) TENNESSEE TUXEDO — 9.-00 - - 9:30 - Church Church St. Matthew’s Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 (40) I LOVE LUCY (24) FJRING LINE where we 9:45 a.m ., CTiurch School for p.m. Jesus ^ d ; "I am the light (40) THIS IS THE LIFE (3) CANNON (18) HOUR OF POWER United Church of Christ Gospel Hall United Church of Christ Tolland (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS April 30 all ages; Adult Forum led by Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9; 15 of the world.” To this end -1 1 :3 0 - — 9:30 - (20-22-30) SHORT STORIES specialize In hair 11 Center St. 415 (^nter St. Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev. J. Clifford (Curtin (3) LOVE OF LIFE — 10:30 — - 10:00 — the Rev. Mr. Tomsuden. 11 a.m. came he forth into this (S-40) BRADY BUNCH (3) WE BELIEVE OF LOVE Rev. Newell Curtis Jr. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold Pastor (3) FACE THE STATE - 6KK) — (8-40) STREETS OF SAN cutting and blow 9:45 and 11 a.m .. Nursery for benighted world—“The people (20-22-30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (8) CAPTAIN NOAH Peter O’Toole stars in Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Minister (8) EVIL TOUCH (3-8-22) NEWS — 10HI0 — FRANCISCO styling. For ap infants. Sacred Heart Church that sat in darkness saw -1 1 :5 5 - (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE “Murp^’s War,” the ABC (20-22-30) MUSIC COUNTRY Pastors 11:45 a.m ., Sunday School. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 (3) C B S NEWS (20) TRACKDOWN (18) SECRET AGENT (3) KOJAK 11 a.m., Play Group for Rt. 30, Vernon great light, and to them that (30) JONNY QUEST pointment call 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. p.m. -NOON- Sunday Night Movie at 8:30. (22) ZANE GREY (20) SOUNDING BOARD (8-40) DOC ELLIOT — 10:30 — children 3 to 5 years of age. Rev. Ralph Kelley, t’astor sit in the region and shadow of (3) NEWS (40) INSIGHT anyone of our 9:15 a.m .. Worship Service. Church School. Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 (40) SIXTH SENSE (24) PHYSICAL (24) PACEM IN TERRIS 111 (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN 8 p.m., Organ recital by Rev,. Edward Konopka death, to them did light spring (20-22-30) JACKPOT The Rev. Philip Rider, chaplain United Pentecostal Church 11 a.m .. Coffee Hour. and 11: ft a.m. (40) PASSWORD — 10;00 - GEOGRAPHY — 11:00 — (24) CPTV PRESIDENrS stylists at 649-2806, Bruce R. Henley.'" up.” Matt.4:16 We accept him — 2:00 - — 11:00 — at Northfield Seminary, guest 187 Woodbridge St. 11:30 a.m.. Pastor’s (^ass. -1 2 :3 0 - (3) MARSHALL EFRON’S (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS REPORT Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. a s Lord by a faithful (8) MOVIE (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS 649-2807 preacher. Sermon topic: "The Robert Baker Adult Study Group. (3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW SUNDAY SCHOOL (40) BONANZA (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, obedience and so are lighted (S) WHArS MY UNE "Lost Command" (1966) Prophet’s Profit.” Pastor Messiah EvangeUcal (8) KID POWER - 11:30 — — 11:00 - Charm by him who is the light. Yet all (20-22-30) CELEBRITY (18) MAYOR’S HALF HOUR -6 :30 - — 11:30 — 4 p.m.. Regional Handbell Lutheran Church 10:30 a.m . and noon. SWEEPSTAKES (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE (3) MOVIE (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS The Salvation Army St. Peter's Episcopal sin is not immediately (20-22-30) STANLEY CUP (8-22-30-40) NEWS (3) MOVIE Ringers Concert, Sanctuary. 10 a.m ., Sunday School. Wisconsin Synod -12:55— (30) LET US CELEBRATE "Dirigible” (1931) Coiffures U . Col. & Mrs. Church eliminated, but we know and PLAY-OFF (24) PHYSICAL “I W ai a Male War Bride” (1949) (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT 6 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 300 Buckland Rd. 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) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. April 27, 1974 — PAGE ELEVRN p a g e t e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 27, 1974 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted Homes For Sole 23 Homes For Sale .13 . 23 . Homes For Sale 23 Homes for Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 H«fp Wanted 13 H»lp Wsnted 13 Legal Notices □ REAL ESTATE HAPPYAK EIGHT ROOMS, centrally About Town Court of Probate ADVERTISING ADVERTISING MANCHESTER FOREST HILLS located, new gas furnace. “ WE FIND THE HOUSE District of Manchester PROCESS TECHNICIAN Homes For Sole 23 Owner asking $31,900. Call 646 YOU MAKE THE HOME” NOTICE OF HEARING ClwiMy BrotiMrt has parmanant full*tlma opanlngs| 6655. ESTATE OF BESSIE R. MEAD, DEADLINE ' RATES Open***Hou8e nZAlTOR as host and hostess Sunday deceased 12;00 noon the day before I in the fallowing poaHlons: BOLTON - ANSALDI built Manchester Barracks, World 1 d a y ...... 9e word per day MIS from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz Junior Pursuant to an order of Hon. William publication. A growth minded, non-defenae manufacturer of three-bedroom Colonial. Wttnt War I Veterans, and Auxiliary E. FitzGeraid, Judge, aii claims must be 3 d a y s ..... 84 word per day WEAVERS SUNDAY, 1-4 P.M. MANCHESTER - $31,900, six Museum. Deadline lor Saturday and condition situated among com will elect officers Sunday at 2 presented to the fiduciary named below 6 days ..... 74 word per day consumer and Industrial products Is looking for a room Colonial, 1V4 baths, dead on or before July 16,1674 or be barred by Monday Is 12;00 Noon Friday. 26 d a y s ..... 64 word per day LOOM FIXERS fortable homes. Low 50’ s. p.m. at the VFW Home. process technician with good mechanical ability. end street, trees, privacy. The Couples Rotating law. The fiduciary is; 15 WORD MINIMUM Phone 643-0049. Hazel K. Finlay KNOTTERS Background In paper making and/or the use of Hutchins Agency, 6465324. Gourmet Group of Manchester Happy Ads ...... $1.75 Inch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carter 44 Greenwood Drive PLEASE READ RIQ UP fibers In paper or textile/type processes will enhance CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, Newcomers Club will meet Manchester, Conn. 06040 of 1 Hackmatack St. will serve GENERAL WORKERS the applicants qualifications. Knowledge of quality California Ranch. Fireplaced tonight at 8 for a French dinner. YDUR AD living room, formal dining Court of Probate Classified ads are taken over iWa hava instructors who will train quallflad| control techniques helpful. You will join a strong divi Hosts and hostesses are Mr. District of Manchester room, modern kitchen with HEBRON WELLSWOOD RD. the phone as a convenience. I applicants. sion of diversified AM F and be In one of today’s most and Mrs. Donald D’Avanzo of NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Herald Is responsible lor dining area, family room, three I T o d a y 's 182 Carriage Dr., Mr. and Mrs. ESTATE OF HELEN M. JOHNSON, Il^canont Company paid fringa banaflta significant Industries — water conditioning. A degree large bedrooms, fourth possi OPEN HOUSE deceased only one Incorrect Insertion and then only to the size of the ... Somaona will be helpful but not necessary. ble. 2-car garage. Beautifull: SUNDAY 1-9 P.M. I T h o u g h t j Milton Perlman of 12E Am Pursuant to an order of Hon. William |Appiy: C h e n e y B r o t h e r s, In c . bassador Dr., Mr. and Mrs. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be original Insertion. Errors which RMy kovasaatyoa landscaped pounds. Mari 'I NEW 2-HL COnONNUMS presented to the fiduciary named below do not lessen the value of the 31 Coopar Hill Straat Robertson, Realtor, 6465953. Kent Burton of 26 Barry Rd., on or before July 6,1074 or be barred by advertisement will not be cor o happy adl S28.000 and Mr. «nd Mrs. Peter Smith law. The fiduciary is; Manchaatar, Conn. What does your life say? rected by an additional Inser Our benefit package Is outstanding. $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 $2,500 d o w n , 30 y e a r of Carpenter Rd. Betty Ann Johnson tion. It is important for each of us 34 Arcellia Drive Tal. 643-4141 ft baths, stove, refrigerator, gar mortgage. No closing cost. M ^ h ester, Conn. 06040 I age, two acres. Hutchins Agen to define our roles in life. Often Immediate occupancy. Only 6 we do not realize that the rotes Happiness Is: Send detailed resume Including salary cy, Realtors, 6465324. le ft . 1% baths, stove, Court of Probate Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas 8 we are trying to carry out are in requirements for prompt and confidential considera refrigerator, dishwasher, ful District of Manchester MANCHESTER - Well cared Grissom Rd,y Manchester □ NOTICES MORTGAGES - Any amount, I Square Dancing tion to - ly carpeted. conflict or poorly understood by NOTICE TO CREDITORS for ten room oversized Cape in Masons Plan ESTATE OF CATARINA DiPACE aka, unlimited funds, for property I with The Stop out to Inspect remaining models ready others. Every once in a white country setting, only five DIRECTIONS: From SUBDUED ELEGANCE CATHERINE DiPACE owners. Fast, confidential, Roland St. Peter, Personnel Mgr. to decorate, and save on the rising coat to replace we need to take stock of Pursuant to an order of Hon. William HOUSEWIVES & COLLEGE STUDENTS § COVENTRY minutes from center of town. Manchester take Route 85 to CLASSII That’s what this 9-room Colonial has plenty Degree Visit Lost end Found 1 courteous service, credit not ourselves and see "how we’re E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Wall-to-wall carpeting. these homes. 3 Ranches to choose from, 1 Colonial, 66, left on 66 to^Hebron of. House beautiful kitchen with unique counters, presented to the fiduciary named below important. Ldwest rates, easy Part-Time Work I WHIRLAWAYS I coming off,” that is, how other Members of Manchester Separate three room apart 1 Split. All have family rooms, fireplaces, aluminum Center, take right at fork double self-cleaning ovens, color coordinated on or before July 18,1974 or be barred by LOST - Fox terrier, gray and payments. Ask for Roger at Mornings 11 a.m. to 2 or 3 p.m. Evenings 7 p.m. to law. The fiduciary Is; ment. Priced in the mid 40s. persons perceive us and our Lodge of Masons will confer the white with^ little tan. Has Burke Realty Mortgage Loan I Capt. Nathan Hale | siding, 2-car garages and city utilities. All are quality after center to Wellswood R^. appliances. Laundry area In kitchen makes for step Mary-Ann Fortunate 11 p.m. Good starting pay. Vacation pay policy. AMF-CUNO DIVISION Call us to see this fine listing. T. Doris Bourque-6461824. roles. Master Mason degree in full 1101 Tolland Street seizures, phone 643-5645. Agency, 1-429-6471. built by James A. McCarthy. saving convenience. Beautiful floor-to-celling raised Free employee food. I School I Stattord Springa Plant J. Crockett, Realtor, 6461577. I think that ultimately each of Hiramic Legend tonight for the East Hartford. Conn. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Directions—Scott Drive to Kennedy Rd., left on Hamilton hearth fireplace In carpeted family room. Four us becomes a symbol. Our ac Mt. Orthodox Lodge of Masons LOST - Passbook No. 26-013691- Apply in Person i Sunday I P.D. Box 47 Drive, next left Is Grissom Rd. Follow signs to models. M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r - bedrooms, 2 '/ t baths and many custom features. We tions, our thoughts (conscious in West Springfield, Mass., 7. Connecticut Bank & Trust □ EMPLOYMENT Stafford Springs, Conn. TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD Company. Application made for lAprll 28th, 7-10 P.M.| bedroom Colonial, 2Vz baths, invite you to Inspect this lovely executive home. and subconscious) and our very Roger S. Ather, master of NIcDDNALD’S DRIVE IN An equal opportunHf amplorar EAST HARTFORD payment. 46 Watt Canter Street Manchester § Joe Cloe, Caller 's walnut paneled first floor fami HOME BUYING information. bodies become more eloquent Manchester Lodge, will presldd»v^ CONNECTICUT Help Wanted 13 ly room, spacious kitchen, with Stop in or we will mail free LIST YOUR HOUSE IN ... and vibrant symbols than any during the degree work. The LOST - Passbook No. 26-013665- loads of cabinets and built-ins. ,inr MERRITT copy. Hayes Corporation, 55 words which might come from local lodge will be received into INVITATION 8. Connecticut Bank St Trust TOOLMAKER, machinist, , Impeccably maintained. East Center Street. 646-0131. our mouths. Mt. Orthodox Lodge at 5 Company. Application made for lathe operators. Must be able to ' ^ THE LUTZ JR. Manicured lot in desirable REALE’S CORNER FOR SALE by owner, Are we a clear symbol of the tonight. ^ TO BID payment. set-up and work from MUSEUM Porter Street area. 60’s. AGENCY 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 blueprints. Minimum three- PART TIME, janitorial work, ARTS AND Crafts I I REGISTERED NURSES Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Manchester Ranch. Large treed fact that God made us? The Fellowcraft Club of RE: PROCESSED STONE N8ALT0K years experience. Apply at mornings. Call 649-5334. demonstrators needed. Part- will be Holding 643-1108. lot, in stable neighborhood. While I was in the hospital Manchester Lodge will portray Sealed bids will be received LOST - Passbook No. 264)13359- DAYS - HO ROTATION mis 6. Connecticut Bank & Trust Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 time or full-time. No collectiUi A CHERRY BLOSSOM % Three bedrooms, with VERNON - By owner, first two years ago, some friends the second section of the degree at the office of the Purchasing WANTED - Working foreman. We have several openings for registered nurses with at least 6461180 Company, application made for Adams Street, Manchester. no delivering. Call 872-8663,8716 % FESTIVAL I MANCHESTER - Colonial, 3 fireplace, and paneled family offering, excellent seven room wrote me, quoting Colossians in full Hiramic Legend at 7 un Requirements: experienced in one year of recent hospital medical-surgical experience. Agent, 740 Main Street, East payment. 9722, 6369023, 872-2780. This afternoon ^ bedrooms, living room, dining room, twin carport, new fur- MANCHESTER Cape, fireplace,. two full tile 1:1: 9-II. 1 share them now with job shop work, short run der the direction of Elmer B. Hartford, Conn, until Thursday, WANTED - Experienced cook. ^ 2-5 P.M. S Excellent benefits. Staff assignment and salary will take room, kitchen. Only $30,900. nance, new roof. ^ ,0 0 0 . No baths, combination windows prototype aircraft industry. you: Latham, club president. May 9, 1974 at 9:30 A.M. and LOST - Brown ieatber ankle Call 6465200, ask for Paul. RN or LPN, part-time. Laurel ” ’'i into account individual background and experience. Frechette & Martin, Realtors, agents. Principals only, call and doors, rec room, walk-out Must nave abilities and STATELY COLONIAL For this reason, ever since The Manchester Masonic will be publicly opened and read boots, April 16th, between 6-8 Manor, 649-4519. :;:An evqnt you and your famllyf: 6464144. 643-0751. basement, gas hot water heat, knowledge of all around basic ijwon’t want to miss. | For further information and to arrange a personnal inter close to shopping, quiet the day we heard of it, we have Choir directed by James at that time and place for the p.m., at Howell Cheney Tech SALESWOMAN part-time, Lovely three-bedroom, center machining. 55 hour week, plus view please contact The Personnel Department, 6461222, CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide . 1. WATSON BUCH REAL ESTATE CO. neighborhood. Priced for quick not ceased to pray for you. We McKay, organist of the lodge, above mentioned commodities athletic field. Phone 528-8436 Wednesday, Friday and Satur AUTO BODY Repair man: long benefits. Send resume or call NO ADMISSION CHARGE S Ext. 481. boards, two baths, 61/2 rooms, VERNON - Six-room Cape with hallway Colonial in prime sale. $35,900. Assumable 7 3/4% ask God that you may receive will provide the music of the after 5:30 p.m. day. 9:30- 5:30. Card and established, weli equipped gar 45 Veers Service In Eestem Connecticut and service. Armatt Inc., 237 Oak Street, fireplace, foyer, double garage. attached breezeway and gar Porter School area. First mortgage. Principals only. 875- from him all wisdom and stationary department. Plea age has opening for evening. Information for bidders, Glastonbury, Conn., 633-8260. Hutchins Agency, 649-5:B4. age. Stove and refrigerator in floor family room and laundry 9725 for appointment. WILL the person who left a tape sant working conditions. experienced boay man. Good MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NEEDS LISTINGS ol farms, acreage, country estates spiritual understanding for full specifications, proposal and cluded. By owner, $34,500. 876 off the kitchen, two recorder at Brown’s Florist Harrison’s Stationers, 849 Main pay. Permanent job for quality Happy Birthday 71 Haynes Straat Mandiettar and commercial and Industrial properties. insight into his will, so that your contract forms are available at Street, Manchester. PART-TIME work at home, on 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, 8119. fireplaces, basement rec Lots-Land lor Sale 24 please contact them. 643-8455. worker. Fringe benefits. An Equal Opportunity Employer manner of life may be worthy the office of the Purchasing •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. NANA seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 Call Arthur Shorts at our Manchester ofllce for an es room, 2-car garage. Well Mellen, White and Palshaw, 107 NEWLY PAINTED oversized of the Lord and entirely Agent, 740 Main Street, East Personals 2 SALES HOSTESS - days, 10:46 May you have 91 more. baths, large out buildings. timate of value at no cost. landscaped and private lot. BUILDING LOTS - 3/4 to one REAL ESTATE Licensed sales Burnside Ave., East Hartford. six room Cape, carpeted living pleasing to him. We pray that Legal Notices Hartford. 5:15, Monday throu^ Friday. The Sunday Bunch Hutchins Agency, 6465324. Low 50s. acre, 150’ frontage, 300' plus pwple urgently needed, expan room with fireplace, kitchen deep. Residential Manchester. you may bear fruit in active The right is reserved to reject VITAMIN E 400 i.u. |3.50 per Experienced incashieringhelp- ding, new offibe over 1/4 WANTED - Fuel oil driver, full TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 Duplex, 193 E. Center St. 647-9139 with dining nook, and three or 646-1316 Phyllis Jackston, goodness of every kind, and Court of Probate any or all, or any part of any or bottle 100s, three bottles |10. ful but not necessary. $2 per GAL FRIDAY - for one girl of District of Manchester million sales, January - FULL-TIME Laborers, separate furnaces. Good four large bedrooms, one car Realtor. grow in the knowledge of God. Delivered to you, send check or hour. Apply to Manager or time, benefits and insurance. fice, miscellaneous duties, M anchester 646-3233 NOTICE TO CREDITORS all bids when such action is February. Join a winner. Call Phone 6468158. Happy 28th Birthday experienced in landscaping. revenue and location. High 30s. detached garage, nice quiet May he strengthen you, in his ESTATE OF JOHN PONTICELLI, money order to Health Vitamin Assistant Manager, Kentucky typing and payroll experience. 9 WARREN E. HOWLAND deemed to be for the best in Gary Cantor, Burke Realty, Grantland Nursery, 643-0669. Charles Lesperance, 6467620. neighborhood. All for only ^ , - MANCHESTER - Six acre deceased Co., 2759 Ellington Road, South Fried Chicken, 307 West Middle a.m. - 2 p.m., daily, 646-4220. glorious might, with ample terest of the Town of East Hart 429^71. RON I 900. Miller Realtors, 6468209, parcel on Hillstown Road and 9 Pursuant to an order of Hon, William Windsor, Conn. 06074. Call 644- ’Tpke., Manchester. CONCRETE Construction MANCHESTER - Clean 5 1/2 CENTER STREET REALTORS 843-1108 power to meet whatever comes E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Love, S TIRE Retreader - We will train 2263518. acres in East Hartford on Oak ford. 1775. Laborer. Phone 8761103 after 6 SALES PERSON for Real room home on beautiful tre ^ Immaculate 6 room Cape with with fortitude, patience, and presented to the fiduciary named below HELP WANTED - Experienced Terri and Crissy and you, 3:30 p.m. to midnight. COVENTRY - Ideal sUrter or Street with water and sewers Town of p.m. Estate sales. Experienced acre lot. Full basement, new bath and a half, shed dormer, on or before July 2,1974 or be barred by man in auto wrecking yard. Start $3.68 per hour, excellent retirement home, five room available. Edrriund Gorman joy. law. The fiduciary is; East Hartford RECEIVE a nice gift for having S; Skipper, too. >:■ preferred, but not necessary. bath, one-car garage. MANCHESTER - Small two- M E C H A N IC rS Apply in person, Parker Street benefits. (Jontact Firestone Bungalow, central heat, 200’ oversized garage, lot 200’ Agency, 6464040. Winthrop Nelson Antonetta Ponticelli John W. Torpey a Tupperware party in your EXPERIENCED housekee]per, Ambition a must. Good com Immediate occupancy. Only family, ideal investment. Good 25 Irving Street Auto Parts, 775 Parker Street, Retread, 20 Bidwell Rd., South from lake. $12,900. Stanley deep. Vacant. — T.J. GLASTONBURY - Expandable Pastor Purchasing Agent home. Phone Diane, 6462596. HELPER live-in, light cooking, c nild mission offered for right peo $28,900. Call today. Keith Real location and condition. Low Manchester, Conn. 06040 6463391. Windsor. Agency, 6463618, 6465724. Crockett, Realtor, 6461577 Cape Cod. Large country (Center Church Heavy duty construction care, references, toiop salary. In Help Wanted 13 ple. Two wanted. Call Curl Estate. 646-4126, 6461922. 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, kitchen. Garage. Bus Line. Investment Property 25 USED FURNITURE and mis equipment. West Hartford. Call 521-1141. Hagler after 5 p.m., 643-6624. 6434535, 6461021. DIETARY AIDES - Part-time, WANTED - M echanic and M A N C H E S T E R - N ew ly Only $31,000. Pasek Realtors, cellaneous items. Items wanted Can 649-8249 decorated five room Cape, has HEBRON - Westwood Estates, MANCHESTER - Handyman’s experience helpful, but not NURSES AIDE - 3 p.hi. to 11 mechanic’s helper for tire and MLS, 2867475. to sell on consignment. This NEEDED - Bike assemblers, two large bedrooms, fireplace, two-bedroom Condominiums, SIX FAMILY, excellent invest special, 2.3 acres zoned in necessary. Hours required, 7 p.m., 12 midnight to 8 and muffler department, full Or ‘N” That, 63 Oak Street, AVON will train, first shift. Welder, attached garage and nice yard. GARRISON COLONIAL $25,500. 1 1/2 baths, stove, ment. Only $42,900. Pasek, dustrial. Has five-room Ranch a.m. to 8 a.m., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., housekeeper, part-time or full part-time, must have own tools. SOUTH WINDSOR - Woodland ■NTERNATICM 4 L Manchester. Phone 647-9881. n y i Apply Olender’s Body Shop, experienced, first shift. Mid 30s. 6468155. No agents refrigerator, dishwasher, fully Realtors, MLS, 2867475. as income or office. LaPenta 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Apply at $35,900 Park, seven room Ranch, three Open Wednesday, ’Thursday and MAN for store and delivei time. Excellent wages and Drilling and tapping machine East Hartford Convalescent EXTRA SPRINGTIME Rockville, 8762517. please. carpeted. Call National bedrooms, sunken family room, Agency, 6462440. Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. work, mornings prjreferrei Z benefits. Manchester Manor operators, first and second Associates, 232-4549, or Doris Monday- Friday. Harrison’s Home, 745 Main Street, East EARNINGS can get you the garage, walk-out basement, Thursday evenings 6 to 9 p.m. Nursing Home, 385 West Center snifts, will train. Experienced New, waiting for a buyer. Bourque 6461824, evenings. MANCHESTER, 8-r o o m m iNT AD>VCCE Stationers, 849 Main Street. Hartford. Street, Manchester, 646-0129. summer vacation you thought UNUSUAL ^eming opportunity nicely landscaped yard. $39,900. header operator. Call for inter Living room, dining room, SPLIT LEVEL aluminum sided building on Manchester. you couldn’t afford. No managing^a(-l)ome business. Jesanis Realty, 8761040. RIDE NEEDED, 6:30 a.m. Prior managenlent experience view, 6467550. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 COVENTRY - LOVELY Cape, $37,500 East Center Street. First floor, Center Street to Tolland Tpke., DISHWASHERS and experience necessary. Call... nicely located 6 room family former dental office, amesited MOTEL receptionist-desk desirable. Call 4M-8052 after 5 NEW LISTINGS baths, fireplace, carpeting, Excellent South Windsor THREE bedroom con return 3:30. Phone 649-8209. waitresses needed for part time 289-4922 PLANT Maintenance foreman. home. Full dry basement. Big parking lot, ideal professional Kids Classified clerk. Five days per week. RN’s - LPN's nights. Apply Tacorral, 246 p.m. vinyl siding. Call now, choose offering is this home. Living dominium, finished basement, Qualified applicants only. (MANCHESTER) yard with pool for kids. Minutes fully carpeted, two full baths, location ..... Martens Agency, Please call 6462300 for appoint (All Shuts Broad Street. Sound proven background in [Country living within cityl colors. to Route 1-84. $30,500. Louis room, new kitchen, : Realtors, 6462550. SOMEONE to d o ; rard work, as two half baths, all appliances, ment. electrical, mechanical, plum Dimock, Realty, 6469823. bedrooms, family room EXPANDING Manchester needed. Phone 64i limits. Cedar shingled] VANTAGE REALTY storm windows and doors, cen I BABY SITTING Job wanted. MOWING job wanted. Call 646 NURSES’ AIDES WOMAN WANTED for bing and steam processing. fireplace, one bath, one-car Business Property 26 □ FINANCIAL Realtor needs one experienced uCoIonial and niceiyj 872-9402 tral air, carport, swimming Responsible 10 years old. Call 8638. ELECTRICAL distributor housek e^r, mature person, Ap^y at Ano-Coil Corp, 60 East BOLTON- 200 year old pre- (All Shifts) licensed broker or salesman. [[landscaped and partially garage, beautiful lot, pool, tennis court, $35,500. (?afl Susan Green after 4 P.M. 647- CLEAN OUT cellar, attic, g a r -| ...... needs someone to handle in live in. Phone 643-0028. MALE/FEMALE blueprinting Main Street, Rockville, Conn. Revolutionary War Colonial TAXI CAB business - Suburban Full and part-time positions All replies confidential. Reply o wooded 1*^ acres. Front-to- aluminum siding. Move right 6460319. 1974. BABYSITING job wanted. CaU age. Donate to 6 H Auction, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagea $ coming phone calls and general clerk, full-time immediate eight acres, garage, barn, taxi company with fleet of 15 available. Many benefits, Box "M ” , Manchester Herald. ][back living room withi in. 649-8638. May 4th, Rte 5. Southern Auto| office work. Must have good WANTED - Auto Body painter, opening, $2. per hour. In DO YOU have a clear speaking workshop, shed, nine rooms, late, fully Quipped vehicles, hospitalization, medical and REDUCED. Here’s a 7-room MANCHESTER - two family , RACE track with cars, skittle Sales. Call Keith for pick-ups. [ MORTGAGES, loans first se (typing, 16key adding macnine excellent working conditions, Manchester engineering office. telephone voice? Are you "fireplace, family room, for-J two baths, four firplaces, VANTAGE REALTY available to serious buyer. $35,- TIRE CHANGER Raised Ranch you must see. 44, wall-to-wall carpeting, good bowl game, pitch back, PLAYSKOOL riding tractor, 6463161. cond, third. All kinds. Realty and other office skills. life insurance. Liberal sick top money for experienced Driver’s license required. Neat looking to make good part-time mai dining room, eat-in^ center chimney, $59,900. 872-9402 000 down required for this $250,- Experienced, $135 a week to , . . . , . . . Sparkling country kitchen, income property. Call Mike shoulder pads and two football two “tip n Rock^’ chairs, statewide, credit rating un Excellent benefits. Good ad time, holiday and vacation painter. Apply Olender’s Body and personable. Mrs. Enders, or full-time money? Earn up to kitchen, study, 3 bedrooms, 4 firep la ced livin g room , 4 Holcombe Realtors, 644-2447. 000 volume operation. We are in start. Apply in person. Kemp- Murray, 528-2697 or Wade- 1 belmuts. Very reasonable. 647- Rocking horse 20” high. 646 HAVE A Sears girl’s bike, 20” , | necessary. Reasonable. Con vancement opportunity. Call policy. We are one of the Shop, Rockville, 8762517. 6460124. $4. per hour. If you got what it baths, garage. Stone walls 1 bedrooms. Lovely game room. daily service and must sell ton’s Discount 'nre Center, 634 \Vt Gately Realtors, 2869479. 9743. $10. Phone 647-1641. fidential, quick arrangements. Economy Electric Supply, 646 largest health care centers in takes to be successful In - because of other respon Center St, Manchester, 646 ▼and garden. $46,900 ♦ Over Ovpr twotwn acres trtreed e ^ land. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 2830. Ask' for Dolores or Linda. OUTSIDE Summer Work, PRINTER - Part-time printer telephone advertising. If you sibilities. Write Box D, America. Drop in and see us. 5892. EXCLUSIVE. Excellent closet space and ANDOVER - nine rooms, four COMIC books for sale 25 cents WOULD anyone have a 16” An equal opportunity employer. energetic man to mow lawns needed to operate a 1256W feel you're qualified or have VERNON LAWN MOWING service -I 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart (Contact E. Kumik, RN more. Only $39,900. (^11 today, level split under construction. Manchester Herald. and lower. Please contact by girls bicycle;le with training Foley Lawn. Lawns mowed at ford. Evenings, 233-6879. and maintain grounds, at apart Multilith. 24 hours weekly - drive to succeed, call Mr. ,, Immediate occupancy in this! MALE OR FEMALE, Keith Real Estate, 6461922, Beautiful home on 2 1/2 acres. phone first. You may trade wheels that they are through reasonable rates. CaU 6461929 TYPIST - Speedy and accurate MEADOWS ment complexes ih'Manchester. flexible on our day shift. For Brown, 6462637. transcriptionist. Part-time per [[Spacious 6room home most] 6464126. Buy now, and complete your comics if you have any. 646 with? I’d love to have one after 3 P.M. except Wednesday MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd for our legal department. Steno $3.00 per hour. Must have more information please con CREAM PUFF Peal Estate Wanted 28 CONVULESCENTCDITER son needed to work 2630 hours conveniently located. Wall-to-j self. (Tail Mike Murray, 5262697 l0543. caU after P.M. mortgages — interim financing and dictaphone a must. Salary drivers license. Phone 6461021, tact the Personnel Department, 6 333 Bldwell Street per week. ’Typing qubtations MAN OR woman. DHIA super- . 1^311 jn several rooms, pan- or Wade - Gately Realtors, 289- itious and confidential depending on experience. East between 9 and 5. Manchester Memorial OWNER TRANSFERRED 7- SELLING your home or I — ex^ Mancheeter, Conn. and letters for sales depart 9479. 6 H CLUBS need food, toys, any I AM 3 years old and want you I MUST sell my red 20” girl’s I service, J.D. Real Estate of the river. 37 1/2 hours. Call Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, room split, two baths, three An exceptional 6-room brick-front Ranch, modern acreage? For prompt friendly ment in established small com ▼basement and plus gar-J tag sale items, etc. for annual to join me at The Salvation bike with training wheels Assoc. 6461980. Mrs. ’Thompson, 646-6555. 647-9194 OFFICE CLERK - Man to work Manchester, 6 4 6 im , Ext. 481. Earlyrl\ mornings and late after service, call Louis Dimock pany. Hours flexible. Must be bedrooms, rec room, family kitchen with built-in range, oven, and dishwasher, CROMWELL - Two-bedroom auction. May 4th. Call Billy for Army Sunday School 9:30, 661 because I have outgrown it $10. in both personnel and noons. Paid vacation. Need one < lage. Won’l $33,900. Realty, 649-9823. able to type 70 wpm accurately, room, pool, patio, large lot. Mid built-in alr-conditloner, oversized and finished 2-car Condominium, Cromwell Hills. pick-ups. 649-3161. Main St. 6462272. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WAITRESS and cocktail purchasing departments. full-time or two part-time peo [EXCLUSIVE 40!s. Must sell now. Owner- year ’round position. Apply at WOMAN) wanted for cleaning 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, waitress. Experienced. Phone C A R P E N T E R S - fin is h Limited clerical experience ple. Hebron-Glastonbury and agent, 6463237 after 5:30 p.m. garage, covered patio, finished rec room, 24x48’ ALL CASH for your property Nobel & WestbraCk, 20 West "Five-room Ranch on carpeting, ceiling to floor PLEASE make me happy join WANTED BOOKS My hobby HAPPY Birthday Mommy. Wei mornings, 872-8624, ask for carpenters, full time, good required. Contact Multi- and kitchen help for catering Rocky Hill-Kensington. Will pool with deck, large beautiful lot in desirable within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, brook Street, East Hartford. An ______l>______drapes. $28,900. 1-344-3815. my brother and sisters at the is reading and collectingig old love you very muph and hope I Legal [Notices Skip. salary. Call after 5, 643-7004. Circuits, 50 Harrison Street, establishment. Own transporta train. Farm background helpful ( [acres. $41,900. instant service. Hayes Agency, Equal opportunity employer. Skinner Road area. $36,900. Salvation Army Sunday School books. Piano music also. you have a nice birthday. Love I ^ n ch ester. 6463800. tion. Call 6465313. but not necessary. Keith (Joff, G L A S T O N B U R Y - 1600 6460131. at 9:30 A.M. at 661 Main St. please. 649-0254. and kisses, Tracy and Michael. | Court ol Probate BOOKKEEPER - Male 8763331. ’ JESDOR REALTY-MLS; Manchester Road, 5-room COLONIAL - Four or Five BAKERY MECHANIC MAN WANTED for work with District of Manchester preferred. Experienced in ali t043-1411 643-2081 [ Ranch with garage, full base bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, sunken WE WILL buy your house. Call NOTICE TO CREDITORS I WOULD like to buy a bedroom FOR SALE - 20” convertable DOLLS, games for sale. Like! phases of bookkeeping. Must be catering firm. Own transporta EXPERIENCED Painters ment, attic, city water. Wax- living room, floor-to-ceiling anytime, Hutchins Agency, ESTATE OF ROSE T. JOHNSON, Excellent opportunity for tion. Call 6465313. free kitchen-dining floor. Three Realtors, 6465324, set. Twin or three/^arter size boy-girl bike, banana seat, hi- new cause I take good care of| deceased capable, dependable and able to wanted, steady work, year fireplace. $69,900. By owner, bed and dresser, (^eap! 647- rise nandle bars, $10. 647-1029. my things. 643-1814. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William experienced mechanic for our take respomibility of super FRONT-END MECHANIC ’round employment. Some bedrooms, fireplaced living WARREN E. HOWLAND 6462659. 1641. E. FitzGerald, Judge, aU claims must be newly remodeled and vising small office staff. Per Terrific opportunity for en experienced AIR-CONDITIONING and benefits. Phone 6469658. room, tre ^ 3/4 acre lot. July SELLING your house? Call us presented to the fiduciary named below refrigeration service man. KEEPSMUig- Realtors 643-1108 BUY girl Guard candy from me RAKING job. whole enlarged bakery. Must have manent employment. Fringe 15th occupancy, $35,900. Prin Lots-Land for Sale 24 first and we’ll make you a cash on or before July 8,1974 or be barred by mechanic. Advancement, fringe benefita, and Tired of ladder and tool box? KOMUfTr offer. One day service. T. J, SUZY - Hope you have a nice at the Salvation Army, 661 Main Reasonable offer. Call law. The fiduciary is; some electrical back^ound. benefits. Phone for appoint cipals only. 6362151. day. Happy Birthday from us. St., Manchester! It’s great. Rita J. Chatelle good working conditlona. We need an inside man as TOOT* HAUQE MAKERS Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Corso, 10 yrs. 649-6016. Excellent wages and free ment, 1-423-4593 or 643-8021. Val, Tracy and Mike. Becky Jewett, 6465670. 17 Rhoda Lane Central Connecticut Co-op., 85 Apply In poraon - Servfce Depf. service-manager-dispatcher. school. Bristol, Conn. benefit program. JIB BORE OPERATOR M lk Street, Willmantic. Full-time position. CMS, Blue BUY CANDY from my sister FOR SALE - Boys 24” bike, BABY SITTEN job wanted, 10| Cross, etc. Call Woodcock (Tool Room Experience) SENTRY Apply: Refrigeration Company, 644- I and her friends “The Girl excellent condition, $15. 646 years old, 4th grade, BowersI SERVICE Station attendant DILLON SALES & SERVICE Real Estata □ MISC. SERVICES Gaurds and Sunbeams” of the 2272. FIRST NATIONAL 1511. School. Call Ellen Lutz at 3:1651 Court of Probate and experienced mechanic. 319 MAIN STREET Top Rates, Plus Overtime Salvation Army. District of Manchester P.M. Phone 61460456. STORES JNC. Full or part-time. Apply in per MANCHESTER and Benefits. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Suzy. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Park and Oakland Avanuaa son, Clarke Motor Sales, Route OFFICE HELP - Clerk typist, Services Ottered 31. TOYS, blocks, games to sell or ESTATE OF CHARLES N. accurate typing skills with □ Hope you have a hwpy day. BIKE - $35. 6 speed, no gears.l CROCKETT Eaat Hartford 6, ^ iton . StlWlt. trade. Nothing over $1.00. Mittens, Napoleon, Mom, Don minimum typing speed of 40 MANCHESTER TOOL STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Call 649-8638. Pursuant to an order of Hon. WIlUam An Equal Opportunltt Emphyar R « « N y Phone 6461814. and Jim say Happy Birthday, E. FitzGerald, Judge, aU claims must be wpm. File clerk - diversified & DESIGN. INC. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, presented to the fiduciary named below duties require accurate respon concrete repairs, inside and too. Love. Jeannie. RAKING job for the whole on or before July 23,1974 or be barred by sible individual, no experience outside. Reasonably priced. JOB WANTED cutting grass, yard, reasonable. Call on Satur-| law. The fiduciary is: 130 HARTFORD RD. age 10. Call on Saturday only B(X)KS for sale or trade. Most Gladys H. Crockett necessary. Underwriting assis WINDHAM— 20 Acres with 643-0851. day, ten years old, 643-6964. MECHANIC - Long established 649-5263 between 1-2 P.M. Dean Gustaf ly mystery. 10 cents to 25 cents. 14 Gerard Street and well equipped general gar tant, homeowners experience pond, $11,000. Manchester, Conn. AHENTIDN PRODUCTIDN WDRKERS son at 76 Goodwin St., 646-0302. I preferred. Must be good with SHARPENING Service — 643-1814. Want to mate my BUNDY CLARINET. ExceUeni 08040 age needs a seasoned car and KILLINQLY— 52 Acres, high, figures and enjoy phone con Saws, knives, axes, shears, female rabbit. condition. Second hand. $60.1 truck mechanic for its staff. wooded, $88,000. tact. For your interview ap skates, rotary blades. Quick BOY’S 6 speed bike, blue, good Call 6^7966 or come to I6II Good wages and fringe benefits. pointment, call James Garon, Business Opportunity 14 LEBANON— 40 Acres, part service. Capitol Equipment condition, $20. Call Lynn at 646 HAIR-DRYER, good condition. Green Rd^Manchester, Conn.l References. Mellen White St 6832. Call after 3:30. Phone 647-9062. Court of Probate, District of Manchester Palshaw. 107 Burnside Ave., 528-9031. Insurance Company of tillable, $40,000. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. on Saturdays only. NOTICE OF HEARING MANCHESTER - Pizza house, East Hartford, Conn. North America, 111 Founders Also farm houses, etc. Hours daily 7:365, Thursday- Ask for Leslie Gaovette. ESTATE OF EDWARD J. ROLL, fully equipped. Priced to sell. GAME ’THINK, good condition, deceased BRAND-REX CO. Plaza, 19th floor. East Hart 7:369, Saturday, 7:304. 643- BABY SITTING job wanted. lo| Owner nas other interests. For Many listings to $1. Call Daniel Bissette, 646 HOCKEY SKATES. Brown. Pursuant to an order of Hon. WIlUam HOUSEKEEPER - good star ford, Conn. An equal opportuni 7958. years old. 4th grade. Responsi-| E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated April 22, Has openings on the 2nd and 3rd Shifts details call Stanley Agency, 646 choose from. 7798 after 8:30 P.M. Hardly used. Good blades, 32. Die and capable. Call 646 ting salary, 8 a.m.4:30 p.m. ty employer. 1974 a hearing will be held on an appUca- 3618. Fraa Catalogue REWEAVING burns, holes. Call 643-9748. Ask for George. after 3 P.M. Ask for Kay. tion praying Tor authority to seU certain Five day week including one Zippers, umbrellas repaired. CHILD’S record player for real estate situated in the Town of weekend day. Liberal fringe Situation Wanted 15 sale. Good condition. Call Cindy JOB WANTED, grass cutting. Bolton, County of Tolland, State of benefits. On bus line. Apply In BRAND-REX OFFERS: Window shades, Venetian TWO WHEEL bike, $15. t Connecticut as In said application on fUe STROUT REALTY Katz, 647-1616. age Toad Sloan, 643 person. East Hartford Con NEW LISTING blinds. Keys. TV for rent. condition. Call after 3:15 1 more fully appears, at the Court of Good Starting Rato PAYROLL I WILL babysit in my home, PRIVACY PLUS Hebron 228-9119 93(3. 8 P.M. We have just listed an Immaculate 7-room Split style Marlows, 867 Main St. 6465221. Rebecca Harris, 6461153. Probate on May 20, 1974 at 10 a.m. valescent Home, 745 Main Paid Vacations and Holidays days, call between 9 and 2 and 5 Goes with this newly listed full-dormered 7-room FOR SALE - Cot bed, 2 pr MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Oerk Street, East Hartford. SUPERVISOR and 10 at night. 643-1936. Cape, 2 acres of country within minutes of downtown home In excellent condition, eat-ln kitchen, formal striped sheets & cases, CHILDRENS tag sale. May 65, WANTED - Young fen Group Haalth Insuranca dining room, large family room, attached garage, Peal Estate Wanted 28 Baal Estate Wanted 28 ' id ^ e a d , $20. Call Freddie 10-5, 105 Avery Street, BAR MAIDS - Experienced. This position requires Manchester. Call 872-7311. abyssianian guinia pig Excsilont Working Conditions beautiful lot. Call today to Inspect. 289-4331. 1646^0. Also red scooter, $3. Manchester. Adults welcome reasonable price. Help Wanted 13 Phone mornings, 872-8624, ask experience in payroll or too. Ask for Doug. for Skip. timekeeping. Must have abili I FOR SALE - Girl’s 20” AMF If you ere looking for e good steady |ob, please apply In the Personnel Office ty to supervise other people □EDUCATION NEW RAISED RANCH B9YING DR SELLING? Hi-rise bike. Chrome saddle GOLF CLUBS mens wanted by and work with them to WELCOME home David. Hopei Available for Immediate occupancy. Featuring 3 We will give personal attention to your Individual brace, handlebars and fenders. 12 year old boy. 646-8259 you had a good trip. Love| prepare the payroll for 375 Silver pink frame, white seat, evenings. Monday through Friday — 9:00 • 12:00 a.m., 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. bedrooms, 1 'A baths, hardwood floors, treed lot. Call Cathy. i employees. needa and requests. $27. 6461537. Private Instructions 18 872-7311. SENTRY CALLUS HEY KIDS! Hours: 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. PONY - Lovable four year old FOR SALE - 20” convertablel SEWING INSTRUCTIONS - Real Estata Services PLEASE join me in Sunday P.O.A/Shetland gelding, 48” , Went to make good money working only a few houre Company paid fringe benefits I boy-girl bike, banana seat, hi-l BRAND-REX COMPANY Dressmaking or tailoring. AU School at the Salvation Army, good riding and cart pony, rise bars, $14. Call 647-1029. e week. No limit to how much you cen earn. Three including profit sharing. MANCHESTER 381 Mtriliw Rd. 29 ConnoctiGiit Blvd. JACKSTON AGENCY ! 661 Main Street at 9:30 A.M. excellent disposition, has all nights per week. We train. basic Steps including pattern Breathtaking la the word to describe this 8-room A Part of Akiona, Inc. Apply to: adjustments. Small classes. Claises for all agei. shots. 649-887$. V o n io n -872-7311 East Hartford - 289-4331 Phyllis Jackatont Realtor COME TO Sunday School at the I Reasonable rates. 643-6226. home In sought after neighborhood, large eat-ln Salvation Army, 9:30 A.M. W. Main Straat CHENEY BROTHERS kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, maintenance-free Call 047-9946 INC. REALTOR — MLS 646-1316 f'OR sale. Adventures of WIHImantlGz Connecticut ENGLISH RIDING lessons, an exterior, double garage, city utilities, call 288-4331. Vernon Board of Rosltors, Manehostor Board ol RoaHora, | bom, refle^ n ^ detachable Tom Sawyer. Good condition FOR SALE - 2 boys blazers,! REX 31 Cooper Hill Street Rentals • Property Management A M/F Equal Opportunity Employer exciting sport, trim figure, tone Hartford Board of RooHora Jane Sherman ^fter 3:30, size 12, $6. Cub Scout uniform, Majnchester Evaning Harald Manehostor, Conn. 06040 muscles, while your child IT DOES MURE A DIFFERENCE It a in good condition, $10. 646 $43.7048 “ size 12, $5. 647-9753. learns to ride a pony. 6463353. 1 M 8 . ______jlCHESTER ElVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 27,1974 — PAGE THIRTEEN PAP.K TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 27, 1W4 BE>JY BY JIM BERRY Articin tor Solo 41 Aportmonto For Root 53 Aportmonto For Root 53 OUT OUR WAY BY ^ COCHRAN □ AUTOMOTIVE BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE I CA^'T HBUF W opdYlfJ' AFOOT NIGHTCRAWLERS for sale, 30 LARGE CENTRAL NEXT FAI4-? cents a dozen. 514 Wetherall APARTMENT V THIS^LL KAAKE YA A 6REAT- 'ttXJ WRITE DOWN TM HERE'S TH' LIST, P A -LE A V E AH' STA RS Pt-AT/M' redecorated five rooms, one- POT, 4 2 PUT THAT DOWN ON ADMIT IT. lUf^dOlt, IT REAUY Y o u W O R R /ifJ' T^B COliB&B Street, Manchester, 643-4496. Autos For Solo 91 ■ UX3KIN' SPOPX6 J/ACKET, MEASUREMENTS SHAFF’S AT TH' SIPE POOR , AW’ PAPER ,TDO, i F ' ' ^ RENTAL OFFICE car parking. No pets. |170. YOU COULPNY WIN BUT WERE /KUST hurt TH E /MIAMI POUPHII^&! \ nOBKY.' WHILE I TAKE ’EM, M AKE SURE MC fiRESOirS PAPER W ANT t o KEEP^EM A ^ L l T , P I & Securi^. Phone 646-0057. ABEfilNNERS' ' NOT KNOCKIN’ TP SEE US F tS * We have a large variety of I , OKAY, SYLVESTER.' IS IWSIPE TH' SCREEN POOR.' ALL HAPPY-THI^ HALF A CORD of split maple NEED CAR? Credit bad? Tournam ent with 1 YOU-w W E . RACE AROUNP c ^ u e ? deluxe one and two-bedroom I LL TAKE BETTER SO ID MR. CRAB&'S GONNA BE s t r ic t l y IF MY OLD wood, Phone 6 4 ^ 9 4 . Bankrupt? Repossessed? ’SnroYe^- ARTHUR ASHE ANP , /HAY BE THE COURT MANCHESTER - Older four- HOUSE FIRST- HE SETS ONE TIM E AROUNP': PARTNER 7 " apartments and townhouses room apartment on bus line. Honest Douglas accepts lowest BUMY-yK’ SEOUCHY F HIS RARER STAN SMITH BOTH OLD AND Ft.. , WHEN YOU WERE 1AIUOR , ^ FORAAE.' ON YOUR SIPE throughout Manchester. Ren down, smallest payments. AIN’T THERE Ea RLV.' OURSELVES ' SET WINDED HERE ANTIQUES, collectibles, Includes heat and appliances. V OF THE N ET tal office open daily from 9-5, SOWL PLAYIN' WE’P -v . curios and gifts. Gigantic sale. 1135 and |155 per month. Paul Douglas Motors, 345 Mgin. DAY.' One day only. Walnut dining other times by appUntmenf. ROUSH OR W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, SMOOTH.' room table with six chairs, old 646-1021. AUTO INSURANCE - compare clocks - Seth Thomas, Ansonia, D«UTOENTDiraSES,IIC. our low rates. For a telephone All kinds of glass - Heisey, 241-X Nnt Stats.lli, Mwclmtar BEAUTIFUL five room apart quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- Depression, Carnival, Floblue, 646-1021 ment, wall to wall throughout, 6050. comodes, rockers, occupied completely modem with new marry ANP Plaza. Vernon. Letterheads, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., BY ART SAMSON envelopes, bills, quick copy, COLLEGE Painters - five years and repaired. 30 years mnning condition. |300 or best THE BORN LOSER 646-5114, 742-9477. MANCHESTER - One and two- 1963 T-BIRD, dent in fender, mM offer. Moving, must sell, have wedding invitations. Xeroxing. experience. Save 30-60%. Ap experience. Free estimates. otherwise good condition. Runs larger motor. Phone 649-5447, bedroom apartments, air- 875-4819. praisals. Peter Tilley, 742-6117, Howley, 643-5361. good. $150. Phone 875-8268. JAO(PCfT\ iVtoll free) after 4:30. noon to 2 p.m. or after 6 p.m. conditioned, carpeting, MANCHESTER - Modem 2- GATOR TANDEM 4-wheel boat appliances, playground and bedroom duplex, heat, hot ODD JOBS - You name it - we 1 H IT T H g ROSSI ROOFING, siding, trailer, brakes, electric power pool. From $170. & istem , 646- water, appliances, carpeting, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN converU- do it. Phone John at 643-2097 or chimneys, gutters, free es winch, excellent condition. Will 8250. private basement with laundo: ble, 42,000 miles, new brakes, Andy at 872-2385. Antique* 45 Co, timates. Fully insured. Days, handle up to 24’ boat. 875-1554, hook-up, nice yard and garage. clutch, much more. Phone 649- Bulldlng-ControoUng 33 evenings, 529-8056. Paul 643-6266. WANTED — Antique furniture, NEWLY Redecorated 3-room Stephens Realty, 646-12OT. 6952 after 4 p.m. STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac Cosgrove 643-5364. ^ r tm e n t. Available on one ting Agency - Painting, interior- glass, pewter, oil paintings or MASONRY - All types, 307 ENGINE parts, everything floor, heat included. Call 646- PLEASANT 3-room furnished JUNK CARS removed free. exterior, carpentry, small jobs, other antique items. Any quan fieldstone, brick, concrete. BARRETT HOME Improve but block. Approximately 13,000 tity. The Harrisons, 643-OT09, 5285 after 5 p.m. apartment. Call 647-1193. Cali Joey, Tolland Auto Body, masonry and cement work, Free estimates, after 5 p.m., ment Company, aluminum miles, phone 643-8887. 165 Oakland Street. 528-1990. CD fences, tilling for gardening, 643-1870 or 644-2975 siding, make your home look FOUR ROOM and five-room AVAILABLE May 1st, modem ol® ^ N . tree work, no job too small, for like new. Save fuel with in FOR SALE - Sofa and chair and BARN SALE - Antiques and apartments, tiled bath, heat, three-room apartment, EXCELLENT BUY, 1964 any household job call ^for es sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa BY HANA-BARBERA NEWTON H. Smith ic Sons - end tables, |125. Will sell collectibles. Good bargains, hot water included, newly appliances, carpeting, parking, (Chevrolet Bel Air, in good con THE FLINTSTONES timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. products. Complete trim. Save v o \ y Remodeling, repairing, ad separately, 646^045. Saturday and Sunday April 27 remodeled. Middle-age adults. storage. Hilliard Street, 649- dition. Good brakes, new and 7 p.m. good money and get a job done ditions, rec rooms, porches and and 28. 9 a.m . - 6 p.m. Across Security d^osit, references, no 7289 after 5 p.m. exhaust system, new front V t ° 7 Y I GOT IT./-I'LL HUNT TIL , , roofing. No job too small. Call right by local craftsman. GE REFRIGERATOR - Very pets, parkuig, 11 1/2A and B tires, wheels aligned and X FIND A s m a l l ELEPHANT U MAN- UCENSED Rest Home - with from firehouse, at Amston 649-31M. Financing available. Roger G. good condition, |30. Mag Lake. 1-537-1768. ^hool Street, across frbm East FOUR ROOMS, second floor, balanced. Low mileage for ten WITH STRAIGHT TUSKS KINO'S 24 hour nursing supervision. ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMUN Barrett, Webster Lane, Bolton, wheels, four, 14” black center Side Rec, near Main. heat and appliances, security, year old car. $250 or best offer. 6UPEIZIOH Certified recreation program, 649-0822. with chrome edge, |20 each or FOX HILL Antiques - Route 85, $180. monthly. Centrally Can be seen at 193 Wells Street, Y v / ( INTEL-LIG£NC£ ambulatory residents. 111.'per CARPENTRY - Repairs, £ GUESS I'D best offer. 646-3673 after 5 p.m. Bolton, (Near (iay City) now MANCHESTER - New unusual located. Phone 643-5201. Manchester, 649-3933. fhvy/ ^ i TRIUMPNS day. Telephone Administrator, remodeling, additions, roofing. BETTER CLOSE ROOFING-Installation and open daily, by chance and Sun one-bedroom townhouse, full AGAIN/.. St. Anthony Home, Rockville. Call David Patria, South Wind MV E V E S ^ repairs, gutters, storm win BALED HAY, for sale. 649- days all day. private basement. Front and I VMOMT 875-9121. sor, 644-1796. dows, doors. Ekperlenced Truck* lor Solo 92 Mill 6911. rear entrances. Patio. Includes Homo* lor Root 54 WITNESS 5 S-ijC quality workmanship. Fully in BLACKSMITH Forge with heat, appliances and carpeting. DEMISE/ LAWNMOWERS repaired and WES ROBBINS carpentry DODGE 1973 3/4ton, four-wheel sured. Free estimates. Championampioi blower , Anvil, $235 monthly. Paul W. Dougra, sharpened, pick-up and remodeling specialist. Ad 456 1/2 MAIN S T R E E T - 6 drive, power wagon. Low Reasonable prices. Rick 175. Call 649-1021. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. delivered. Call ^ h rp all now for ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Burnett, 646-3006. OARAGE SALE rooms, family unit, security. mileage, loaded with extras. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. Automatic, V-8, power V" your spring tuneup.' 643-5305. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, SAT. & SUN. 9-5 149 OAKLAND Street - Two THE PACK RAT- will be open steering, two sets of tires in 649-3446. HooUng-PlumbIng 35 47 JEN SEN ST., MANCH. room heated apartment, first Sunday from 12 to 5 p.m.. Flora VERNON - 4 1/2 room house, cluded. Ideal for camper, must LET US cultivate a closer tie Remnants, lawn furniture, Hoor, $110. Call 646-2426,9 a.m. Road, off Route 85, Bolton. rural location, yet convenient sell. 646-5892. between you and the good BOTTI Heating and Plumbing toys, camping equipment, to 5 p.m. for shopping and commuting. earth. For reasonable roto- LEON CIESZYNSKI builder- — Prompt, courteous service. books, household good, mis Wontod to Buy 49 $150 monthly includes 1972 INTERNATIONAL 3-4 a tilling, phone 6401993. new homes custom built, Call 643-1496. ROCKVILLE - Modern 2- cellaneous. appliances. Tenant pays own yard dump tmek, 4,000 miles, remodeled, additions, rec bedroom duplex, basement, ANTIQUE auto parts bought, h ^ t and lights.^ 647-1113 after good condition. 11 West Rd., HOMELINE Floor cleaning rooms, garages, kitchens SEWERLINES, sink lines, appliances, available May 1st. I by !€«■ Inc, TM Hu US PU. On.^rPT^rfri r,,,,... J sold and traded. The Ford 6:30 p.m. Ellington, $3,895. company, for residential and remodeled, baOi tile, cement cleaned with electric cutters, .Security required. $180. WCflRDJi?/«/e44 MOVING to Florida. Garage Store, 188 West Middle Tpke., commercial, call 649-1590 work. Steps, dormers. Residen by professionals. McKinney ' Eastern, 6464^. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY W IN AT BRIDGE Manchester. 649-3236. Open MANCHESTER - Furnished, between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. tial or commercial. Call 649- Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Sale. Some Antiques, Motorcyclo*-Blcyclo* 94 The bidding has been: 27 4291. something for everyone. April Monday-Friday, 6 p.m. -10 p.m. four-room Ranch, two- pany, 643-5308. Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. NEWER two family, 1 1/2 NO KIDDING] A HIGH West North East South MANNING RUG cleaning com 27-28, 9 a.m.-til dark, 25 bedrooms, central on bus line. LOW COST motorcycle in A better play for six spades If South had Just asked, baths, appliance, 124 Horence WIFLE a c t . !♦ Pass 1 f pany, specializing in steam CARPENTRY - Porches, gar Norwood Street. Phone before 8 p.m., 289-0920. surance, immediate binding. A4R. ABERNATHY WHAT DOES "How” at trick one he would FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, CASH FOR antique furniture, Street, ^00 monthly. Call 643- Pass 3? Pass 44 cleaning of wall-to-wall ages, additions, bathrooms, repairs, and remodeling. See us for your needs, O ockett HAe A DATE WITH SHE DO IN As we have pointed out have seen the really safe way CHEST freezer, like new. clocks, paintings, pewter, 2282 or 644-8896. Pass 44 Pass ? carpeting. Reasonable rates. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free Prompt service on emergen Buolno** lor Root 55 Agency, 643-1577. AGIPL-INTHE THE CIRCUS? many times, there is nothing to make six. He should lead a Mahogony secretary, student glass, lamps. Call anytime. 643- Free estimates. 742-7165. estimates. Small Jobs. Stephen cies. 643-7024. ROCKVILLE - Large, modem CIRCUSJ NORTH (D) 27 in the code word ARCH that low trump at trick two and You, South, hold: desk. Phone 643-5973. 6^5. STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 MarUn, 646-7295. one-bedroom apartment, HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- involves talking to your finesse right then and there. 4K2VAJ7654A64«Q94 square feet, platform level. 4K 632 NO JOB too small, toilet carpeted, air-conditioned, dis OTcles, parts and accessories. V AKJ1074 partner. What it does involve If the finesse lost there would W hat do you do now? LIGHT TRUCKING and odd THREE-FAMILY Tag Sale, Stock Place, rear. Attractive MASON CONTRACTOR - repairs, plugged drains, kitchen hwasher, range and Expert service. Harley- ♦ 852 IS planning at trick one with still be enough trumps in A—Just bid six hearts. Your jobs. Phone 6409550 or 646-7656. Saturday and Sunday, April 27- rental Brokers protected. Call Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, Plastering, custom built stone faucets replaced, repaired, rec □ R E N T A L S refrigerator. Available May ♦ - the special emphasis on the dummy to allow a second partner's three heart bid limited 28, Antiques, furniture and 522-3114. Hartford. 247-9774. or brick fireplaces, chimney rooms, bathroom remodeling, 1st. Security required. $160. WEST E.AST “H” which stands for “How club ruff. After it worked his hand and at best seven will CASH Registers and adding collectibles. Don’t miss this South would simply lead repair, block sbd cement work. heat modernization, etc. Free Eastern, 646-8250. i l l II n I III m I } A 4 A Q87S can I make my contract.” depend on a finesse or some machines. - Sales, service, one. Route 30, 721 Deming TH REE Air-conditioned offices MOTORCYCLE Insurance - New or old. Free estimates. E. estimates gladly given. M & M Room* lor Ron! 52 f 962 ? 8 3 South ruffed the club lead back to dummy’s king; pick other good break. supplies. 15 years ei^rience, Street, Wapping. for rent, choice location, ample Lowest rates available. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom JONES 4- ♦ K104 A 9763 in dummy and remarked. up the rest of the trumps and formerly with NCR. Free off-street parking. Under $5 per Immediate binding. Pronmt nMow/ TODAY’S QUESTION SLEEPING ROOM for rent. duplex. Available May 1st. 4 AKQ962 4 10 S3 “ Maybe we didn’t bid take his slam to the bank. Estim ates. C.R.S. Company, RECONDITIONED Zenith 21” square foot. Contact John H. Claim service. Call Clarke In Instead of raising to three TIM o THY J. Connelly Carpen- t OWNE Plumbing Service, Ample parking, 272 Main Security required. $190. SOUTH enough.” Then he led the king Coventry, 742-6381. color TV witlyoiarantee, $99.50. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261 for surance Agency, 643-1126. hearts your partner has rebid one try and General Contracung. repairs, alterations, vanity Street, Manchester. Eastern 6 4 6 ^ . BY DICK CAVALU of trumps and another trump. INEWSPAPER E.NTERPR1SE ASSN.I Phone 643-7577 days. details. WINTHROP A AJ109 spade. What do you do now? Residential and commercial. cabinetsabi a specialty. Call to f Q5 At this point he stopped to LAWN SERVICE - Complete EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Whether it be a small repair 8:30 a.m., 6 pi.m. to 7 p.m. p.r 649- MANCHESTER - Clean, con EAST HARI’FORD - Modem 1 WAS THINKING OF SOMETHING A AQJ think for the first time. You Answer Monday mowing, raking, yards cleaned. GARAGE SALE - Saturdayday and1 GARAGE TYPE building, 1100 makes, models and speeds. \ I NEED A IN f r ie n d s h ip ; job, a custom built home or 4056. veniently located furnished one-bedroom apartment, A LITTLE SNAPPIER. 4^J874 readers can see that a spade Summer contracts available. Sunday, 9 to 5 p.m., 212 Center square feet with office, SL O G A N FIRST I THINK IF anything in between, call 646- ay, room for gentleman. Parking. carpeting, air-conditioning, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, finesse followed by a heart to Answer to Previous Puzzle Free estimates. Senior citizen Street,street, Manchester. China lavatory and furnace. Business F D R M Y THAT AGREE WHICH Both vulnerable 1379. Flooring 36 B la n c h a r d & Rossetto, appliances. Available im- Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- dummy and a second finesse Entertainers 1B A L U discounts. 643-0304, 647-1723. closet, black and white TV, GE zoned II, immediate occupancy. 2098. F=RIENPSHIP -I INTEND UNTO/Wy Realtors, 646-2482. m^iately. Security required. FRIENDfe INTENT W est North E a st South will bring the slam home but fg^ A D 1 O ------^ refrigerator, candles, baby Call 633-2761. CLUB. ie I T5 £ R FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, $155. Superintendant 569-2339. AND END; 1 WOULD I f Pass 1 6 at this point South visualized Lj DO YOU have a clothes fitting clotnes, and other mis GIRL’S 3-speed bicycle, like id] & □ HOME IMPROVEMENT- Call (sprclalizing in older floors). PLEASANT room, gentleman NOT LiSE A fr ie n d 2A 3A Pass 3 6 the possibility that West had ACROSS DOWN problem? Custom tailoring and cellaneous items. Rooort Property new. Asking $50. Phone 643- □ the people to whom quality is a Inside - outside painting, only, call 649-1425 week days CLEAN, quiet first-floor three AS I USE THEE." Pass 4 * Pass 6 6 started with three trumps to 1 Comedienne, 1 Girl’s name ra n a dressmaking, men and women. For Rent 59 0494. N- habit. Dave Burnett, Rich ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- after 5 p.m., weekends room apartment. Heat, hot Pass the queen. In that case the ------Arden 2 South African C-JLl COMPLETE single bed, - Pass Pass HQ N Reasonable prices. 646-3808. Black, 647-1290, evenings. 5750, 8^-2222. anytime. water, parking. Adults only. No fin e ss e would lose; West 4 Comics artist, river maple headboard. $15. Also TWO NEW chalets. Lake Win- ♦ K 3 A ctress,----- UiSl Q] sets. $125. Reply Box “J J ” , HANDLE BARS - factory Opening le a d - would lead his last trump and A l----- ■i TM other household items. Call 649- nipesaukee. New Hampshire, seconds all styles, $5. each. 8 TV producer, Taylor Bullding-Controcting 33 Bullding-Controcting 33 Bullding-Controcting 33 THE THOMPSON House- Rochester Herald. South would need a diamond 1974. private beach, walking dis Connecticut Cycle Accessories, J a c k ----- 4 Cut, as meat at Cottage Street, centrally finesse to come to 12 tricks. table tance. Nicely furnished. Over 316 Hartford Road. By Oswald & James Jacoby 12 A ctor,----- located, large, pleasantly fur BOLTON - Four-room heated South also saw that if he Mineo 5 Turkish VEGETABLE PLANTS - 75 sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, Manchester. nished rooms, parking. Call 649- apartment, stove and played his ace he would have 13 Wings regimentegi cents per box, 25 cents each one sleeps 10. Dates going ary group reproach 40 Tree 2358, for overnight and perma refrigerator, lawn. Security C u;« WWUlnc TMBi|USPi»W» the slam against any 3-2 14 Assam > Militai potted. 1615 Manchester Rd, 649- quickly, ^55M . YAMAHA 1972 360 MX, silkworm 7 Vegetaltable 25 Cornelia----- 41 Fixed charges nent guest rates. deposit, one year minimum trump break, so he played the CAPE COD 5981. excellent condition, with 3-bike 15 French month 8 Tom Jones, for Skinner 42 Highlander lease. No children, no pets. GIANTS NECK BEACH - three- SHORT' RIBS BY FRANK O'NEAL ace and the hand collapsed. 16 Drum fanfares instance 26 Set fixedly 43 Loyalist LIGHT Housekeeping room, $165. 6494)617. trailer, $850. Phone 643-8623. 44 Arabian state bedroom cottage, large kitchen, 18 Style of type 9 Epochs 27 Most 4x24’ SWIMMING pool, with stove, refrigerator, linens 10 Flexible shoot unfaltering 46 Son of Seth accessories and deck. $185. dining room, living room, and 'THIS LOOKS' SEEMS I'vE BEEN 20 Road curves provided. 801 m in Street. 649- FOUR ROOMS, second floor, 1972 650 TRIUMPH Bonneville, 21 Pub brew 11 Male singing 28 English actor. (Bib.) WEEKEND Phone 646-2596. screened porch. $150 weekly. ' LIKE A NICE HERE B E R 3 R E ... §TAR GAXElC*V voice Guinness 47 Cry of nice neighborhood, large yard, rebuilt engine, 8” extension. 22 Large fish Phone between 7:30 and 10 17 Goober 29 Methodist bacchanals Custom tank. Call after 4:30, UTTLt TOWN. By CLAY R POLLAN- UIRA 24 Mantle no pets, adults preferred. ARIU 19 Fragrant (ah.) 48 Victor Borge, GARAGE SALE - 51 Summit ROOM FOR REN T - Phone 649- p.m., Avon 673-2335. 6490831, $1,300. Yovr Doily Activity Gvid» 26 Diagram For Two References, $150 monthly. 649- 4 UMt.n 27 Comedian. oleoresin 31 Read for instance Street, Manchester, April 28Ui, According to the Stars. '' 3173. 6247. - — Levenson 23 Antiquated 33 Rear animals 50 A ctor,----- 10-4:30. GIANTS NECK Heights - next BOY’S 20” hi-rise Columbia I» To develop message for Sundoy, 19-2939-42^ 30 In time 24 Jewish term of 38 Cylindrical Tryon to Rocky Neck, two-bedroom r 2- 4-22-401 read words corresponding to numbers Aportmonto For Rent 53 ROOMMATE for 2-bedroom i bicycle, 3-speed, good condi S^4M3-77 7974-75 (music) TAG SALE - Sunday only, 10-3, cottages, sleeps 7, five minute of your Zodioc birth sign. 9 10 tion, $25. Phone 649-7105. 32 Mentally acute i 2 3 4 5 8 T 8 TT apprtment, with fireplace, $^/ y f TAURUS 31 Bring 61 In April 28th, 80 Wells Street, two WE HAVE customers waiting walk to private beach. $140 IHoppy 34 Metropolises weekly. Call after 6 p.m., 646/ /'iv AM. M 2^ loy 32Whot»vtr 62 Of 14 bicycles, baby needs, many weekly. Mrs. Carter, 742-8142. HONDA SL70,1972 model, very 63 Community 35 Thoroughfare 12 18 for the rental of your apartmein 7378. 7 I ^ MAT 20 3 Worth 33 A With Your Order for Aluminum Siding, other items-Cheap. good condition. $200 or best 4 For 34 Conctm 64 New 36 Bat wood or home. J.D. Real Estate ^12-293935 65 Hurt IS 18 WILMINGTON, Vermont, offer. Phone 646-2464. SWonder/ul 35Sourc* 37 Ceremony Associates, Inc. 646-1960. FOUR ROOMS, $217 per month, ^&2.A7-«9 6 Du* 34 Your 66 Be 192955 39 Apiece Now Garage, Room Addition or USED FURNITURE and mis three bedroom chialet in Green 67 Possible It 18 20 heated, hot water, stove, GUAINI 7Doy 37 To SAGITTARIUS 40 Speechless cellaneous items. Items wanted Mountains. Tennis, golf and BY ROY CRANE 38 Sorullivc 68 And LOOKING for anything in real refrigerator, dishwasher, gar 20” GIRL’S Bike and 20” boy’s BUZZ SAWYER MAY 21 SOttiers 41 Comedian Now Kitchen... to sell on consignment. This swimming pool, boating at 9 A 39 Let 69 Turmoil 5 T estate rental — apartments, bage disporal, 2‘Car parking bike, $20 each, good condition. AOPurtxsn 70 And OK. 21 Skelton's first Lake Whiungham. $150 weekly. EANWHILEl 20 lODoy 88 ”N” That, 63 Oak Street, homes, multiple dwellings, no Phone 649-4316. 11 BMonw 41 Toke 71 Amusements name 24 2& space, tennis court, swimming 00 BACK TO THAT HEV, WHERE'S 1^6-21-31-34 72 Your 4I-44-49614T IML M anchester. Phone 647-9881. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Phone 649-7813. SA4jB86-90 12 Impotlcncc 420lhen 696989891L 42 Greek pool. CaU 646-6962. th e VANK? DAD.' MAYBE I'VE STUM\BLEP 13 Enttrtoining 43 Poys 73 Toke porticoes U 33 REYNOLDS Open Wednesday, Thursday and BOY’S 26” three-speed bike, AfAERlCANOUV, SHEBA, . CAPRICORN for better building products in Associates, Inc. 646-1980. CANCIR U M o k t *4 Mon 74 The Friday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Wonted to Rent 57 SEE IF HE'O GOT REAL .4 ONTO SOMETHINO. TELL ME 75 Spotlight 45 Got into black, in very good condition. 21 is Exctlloni 45 At OK. preparedness 5 T Thursday evenings 6 to 9 p.m. MORE ABOUT THE COIN fJUHl 46 Moke 76Sovings ALUMINUM ROCKVILLE - three room $45. Phone after 5 p.m., 649- POIMU. m — 16 Evening JAfi.M. I» 49 Ad^uate kjut'y 22 iTTodoy 47 Mood 77 Now U 88 ALUMA-KRAFT apartment, heat, hot water, RENTS AND-)■ apartments ap^a 3767. TWEVES — - 78 Programs 14.24-51-57j^ 51 A ctress,----- If^ 911-3938 18 From 48 Inttmt ■ Box B, Taicottvilla, Ct. 06006 GOLF CLUBS,''Bobby Jones, VILLAGER needed badly.ly. Customers AFTER. X 49 Easily 79 Be 72-7978 Gabor stove and refrigerator, | j4 » 6 9 7 9 ^ 19 Move 40 two woods, seven irons, with waitint Call Gary Cantor at PEPPER... 20Lov«l 50Dictot« 80 Home AQUARIUS 52 Spoken,not FWMKING AVMUBIE • send carpeted living room, $145. Compero-Troller* 81 Reciprocate 47 Ploooo booklet APARTMENTS UO 21 Could 51 Changtt written 44 u bag. $80. Phone 643-5825. Adults only, no pets, security Burke^lty, l-4i^71. Mobile Home* 95 NAUSEATED... 82 Tactful JAN. 20, 42 48 Name mr 22 22 Cultural 52 Frienos 53 Siouan Indian UP TO YEARS ! deposit required. Parking for 23 It 53 Off 83 Sociable HR II &| 10 Two-Bedroom townhouses. CAN'T THINK. WIL^AUe. 22 84 Favors (v ar.) 48 COMPLETE Full-size bed, (win one car. Call 643-9678. STOP paying high rent, own 24 No 54 Over Wall-to-wall carpeting. Two WORKING COUPLe desires to 55 Ones 85 Public 9 7-193 54 Male child 84 ------1 your own mobile home. Just $3,- i1927-37-46l 2SOvtr W 53 NO DOWN PAYMENT | head boards, excellent oak air-conditioners, appliances, rent house in Manchester area. 1-7981-84 26SpKiol 56 For 86 Of 55 E3nglish river City Stata iw . Ready to live in. 10 year 57 In 87 Today PISCIS Si Confused Offer mdt Juno 30,1974, clip and mall ■ 1 table, m isceil^eous household MANCHESTER - Newer two Husband will redecorate if VIRM 27 Day 5 T U 8) heat and hot water. Tiled 28 Do 58 Status B8Grociouti HI. i» ^ mixture coupon or call 875-2040 | items. Phone 633-4217, 9 to 5 bedroom Townhouse, private needed. No children. Phone financing available. New and 21 89 Affairs Zip Tal. 1 bath. No pets. Aue. 29Frimdt 59 Pleasure 57 Golf gadget Saturday, or 6 to 8 evenings. entrances and patio, full base- after 5 p.m., 6495474. used homes, priced to sell. 60 Seek 90 Kin max. 2 0 ^ 1 furr. 22 30Sudchnly AM PM Eva. ment, includes heat, Trades welcome. Plaza Homes, & 4/28 9-195959/: (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | Call 1 3-39471 )Good (^Advene ^Neutril KROEHLER Sofa bed, very appliances,, and {carpeting.$2M Call 648^7620 ELDERLY woman needs three comer 44A and 195, Mansfield. 4-Z7 6964-71 \ ALUMA KRAFT : rnmmmmm ...... m J good condition, brown tweed. peref month. Paul W. Dowan, or four room apartment, Call 1-4^28^. Quality homes $85. Phone 649-0472 after 6 p.m. Realtor, 643-4535, or 646-lMl. reasonable. Phone M3-8278. sensibly priced. " i^AGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., April 27. 1974 Antiques Ancient Corps Obituaries Mrs, Spillane Heads Religious To Perform Manchester To Be Topic Community Council I Calendar Hospital At Meeting In Coventry By Alice Evans Public participation will be Notes Nelson G. Briggs invited Sunday when the COVENTRY — Funeral ser Jack McHugh of Wrentham, Mrs. Robert E. Spillane of 238 SUNDAY Mass., will discuss "Antiques Timrod Rd. Thursday was Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and Discharged Thursday: vices for Nelson G. Briggs of 9:15 a.m., Worship Service, Drums and their affiliated units William A. Dinsmore, East Rt. 44A, who died Thursday in for Investment and Pleasure’’ elected president of the ’ Monday at 8 p.m. at a meeting Manchester Community Ser guest preacher: Rev. Philip conduct an informal program at Hartford; Edward Watson, 126 New Britain General Hospital, Rider, ‘"The Prophet’s Profit” ; the Nathan Hale Homestead, Spruce St.; Maria E. Patterson, will be Monday at the Larrow of the Women’s Club of vices Council at its annual Center Congregational Church. South St., Coventry. Marlborough; GertrudeL. Funeral Home, Vergennes, Vt. Manchester in the Second meeting and luncheon at Congregational Church. Emanuel Lutheran Church. She 9:45 a.m., Adult Forum, Rev. The program will be held Tomko, 46 Englewood Dr.; Burial will be at the con Henry Tonuuden, Assistant to The nominating committee succeeds Dr. Archibald Stuart. from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The public Marie J. Robillard, 118 venience of the family. President of New England will be invited to participate Evergreen S t .,‘Vernon; Friends may call at the will present the slate of officers Mrs. Spillane completed her Synod; Emanuel Lutheran and encouraged to join the Florence W. Greenwood, East Holmes Funeral Home, 400 for the coming year during the term as president of the Church. Corps in such activities as Hartford; Antonia Hamilton, Main St., Manchester, tonight business session. Manchester Memorial Hospital 4 p.m.. Regional Handbell musket firing, blowing a fife, East Hartford; Kathryn F. from 7 to 9. McHugh, a dealer, exhibitor Auxiliary on ’Tuesday. Ringers Concert; Sanctuary, hand-working a fhingle, and Berry, Enfield; Laura P. Survivors, besides those and appraiser of antiques, will Other elected council officers Center Congregational Church many others, “ to give everyone Wilson, 15 Newman St.. named in the obituary in show the established collector are Mrs. Eleanor Rubinow, and beginner how to recognize vice president; Miss Ethel 4:30 p.m.. Quarterly business a feeling of being back in the Also, Josephine M. Larson, Friday’s Herald, are a brother, meeting; Trinity Covenant fakes, repaired pieces, and Robb, secretary; the Rev. On- 18th century. 1104 Ellington Rd., South Wind Rex Rushlow «of Vergennes; Church. what to look for in bona fide Guest Speaker don Stairs, treasurer; Mrs. ’There will be music by the sor; Maude Stoker, 29 Cottage and a sister, Mrs. Clarice 6 p.m., Potluck, Film pieces. The Rev. Dr. Reginald H. Carmen Burrows and Mrs. fifes and drums. And the St.; Deborah J. Landrie, 142 Lucier of Ocala, Fla. Festival; Center Members with an antique Helfferich wil} be Uie guest Hyalie Hurwitz, members-at- Knowlton Rangers will present Terrace Dr., Rockville; Lynne Congregational Church. they would like identified may minister at the First large to executive committee. demonstrations of musket B. Post, 58 Bolton St.; Adele Mrs. Robert L. Spillane 8 p.m., Speakers’ Night; Mrs. Philip N. Joranson bring the item to the meeting Congregational Church of Ver Alan Mason, Manchester’s firing, tomahawk throwing and Lewandosky, East Hartford; ANDOVER — Mrs. Agnes Marriage Encounter; St. Jam es other m ilitary arts of the Deborah S. Rizza, 25 Marilyn for McHugh to place a dollar non, Sunday, at the regular 10 director of Human Resources each system, whether it be the Weed Joranson, 61, of Cider School Cafeteria. colonial soldier in the field. Rd., South Windsor; Paul Luty, value on the possession. a.m. worship service. and executive secretary of the health, child care or the youth Mill Rd. died ^ d a y at Organ recital by Bruce R. The Detachment of Artillery 70 Lewis Dr., South Windsor; Hostesses for the evening are Dr. Helfferich is the minister council, told the council it counseling, new ideas, new ap Manchester Memorial Henley, organist and choir will execute its drill and fire a Monica C. Meyerhoff, Mrs. George Mrosek and Mrs. of Stewardship and Missions of should take pride in the ac proaches are constantly being Hospital. She was the wife of m aster of First Church of cannon at various intervals Kingsbury Ave., Rockville; Thomas Parker. the Connecticut Conference of tivities it has undertaken in the made, and each new idea or ap Philip N. Joranson. Christ, Congregational, Suf- throughout the day. And the Peter Bartolotta, 35 the United^^rch of Christ. He past two years proach affects all other Mrs. Joranson was born in St. field; Emanuel Lutheran company of artificers will be is considered a world authority "You have established a systems,” he said. Washington St. Paul, Minn., and had lived in Church. working crafts such as Also, Marilyn King, Broad on the problems of refugeeiP^system by. which cooperating He then suggested study Andover for the past five years. blacksmithing, tin-smithing, Brook; James R. Hoyt, West relief and rehabilitation work agencies have been able to help groups, informative speakers She was a member of the An woodworking, flint-knapping, Willington; George K. Schulz, having traveled in 138 countries multi-problem families; kept followed by discussion and dover Library board, Andover and candlemaking. 200 Union St., Rockville. Rev. T omsuden over the past 28 years. the need for day care identified newsletters as three MONDAY Church History Committee and In these countries he has set and supported the establish possibilites to improve com 4 to 9 p.m.. Pictorial Direc the League of Women Voters. To Explain lip church-sponsored programs ment of day care facilities. We munications. tory; Center Congregational She is also survived by two of relief and rehabilitation for are studying the need for mini “ We cannot expect busy peo Church. sons, Charles H. Stoddard of St. Synod Work the victims of natural disasters, bus transportation and have ple, agency heads, or the 7 to 9 p.m., MACC course: Paul and Christopher P. Stod The Rev. Henry Tomsuden, such as floods and hurricanes, examined services to Souire housewife to attend meetings “ How the Judaeo-Christian dard of Fort Collins, Colo.; a assistant to the president of as well as victims of war, Village” he said. where the benefit from the Community Worships;” Salva daughter, Mrs. Abby Marier of New England Synod, Lutheran political uprisings and other ‘‘We have a committee meeting does not exceed the tion Army and Church of the Milasa, Minn.; two sisters, Church in America, will be man-made disasters and for exploring scholarships for Nazarene; Manchester High C ik benefit of staying away. This Mrs. Abby W. Grey and Mrs. guest preacher Sunday at the people in underdeveloped nursery school children and will be the major challenge in School. Emmy Lu Lewis, both of St. 8:30 and 11 a.m. services at areas. camperships for all children. the coming year,” he said. 7:30 p.m.. Nurses Christian Paul; and a brother, Paul C. Emanuel Lutheran Church. Prior to becoming involved in The council took a stand on con Fellowship; Bolton United Weed Jr. of New Milford. ’The Rev. Mr. Tomsuden will international relief problems. tests that endanger a person’s Methodist Church. A memorial service will be also explain the work of the Dr. Helfferich had served for as health, and it was through this Tuesday at 7 p.m..at St. Church Group Synod at the Adult Forum at pastor of Christ Evangelical council’s support that a direc TUESDAY George’s Episcopal Church, 9:45 a.m. and Reformed Church in Bath, tor of human resources was Plans Breakfast 10 a.m., Bible Study, 463 E. Bolton. After cremation, the The guest preacher served at Pa. and after that he served in hired by the Town,” he added. Center St., St. Mary’s ashes will be scattered over the the First Lutheran Church of Europe with the World Council Looking toward the tasks and For Scouts Episcopal Church. c Mississippi River. Southington and at St. Paul of Churches and Church World responsibilities of the council in The family suggests that any The annual Girl Scout and Lutheran Church, Arlington, Service. the future, he said, "The first Brownie Communion memorial contributions may be Mass., before assuming his pre His sermon topic for Sunday task 1 see before this council is made to the Sue Joranson Breakfast, sponsored by the WEDNESDAY sent post last fall. will be, "Mission Impossible.” to expand its membership. At Combined Mothers Circles, and 10 a.m.. Communion Service Memorial Fund of the Andover present, the council is com Gibbons Assembly, Catholic and Bible Study; St. Mary’s Library. posed for 24 agencies, 9 town Ladies of Columbus, will be Episcopal Church. The Potter Funeral Home, departments, and 11 private 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, is held Sunday, at 8 a.m. at East 3:15 p.m.. Special Education 'i citizens. This represents a in charge of arrangements. Police Report Catholic High School. Religion Class; South serious imbalance that could The Mass will be celebrated Methodist Church/ the have a serious effect by the Rev. Robert Saunders, 7:30 p.m.. Confirmation work of this council the MANCHESTER mons Friday, charging him principal of East Catholic High Ceremony; St. Mary’s future,” he said. School. Breakfast will be Episcopal Church. Henry Richard Coleman, 22, with speeding. He is scheduled “ The opportunity for the in Fire Calls of 486 N. Main St., Manchester, served after mass. Bible Study; Trinity Cove SUNDAY to appear in Circuit Court 12 at dividual citizen to express his Mrs. Frederick Henson of nant Church. has been arrested by detectives Manchester May 20. ideas, needs, reactions and dis on charges of third-degree Gregory Kelly, 20, of 17 Pearl Combined Mothers Circles, and MACC Social Action Division pleasures must be made meeting; South United The Town Fire Department burglary. He was arrested St. appeared at the police sta Mrs. I Bergin of Catholic reported the following calls available if the social and Ladies of Columbus, are co- Methodist Church. Friday and his case was con tion to accept a warrant health agencies are to expect Friday: tinued to Monday. He was taken charging him with illegal chairman of the event. 3:23 p.m. — Grass fire east of his support, either at the ballot Mrs. Ruel Wicks u^ljtconduct to the Connecticut Correctional possession of a controlled sub box or at budget time. A good the Parkade. Center at Hartford in lieu of a stance. It was ^sued as the the Girl Scout ceremony, in THURSDAY SKOALS 6:37 p.m. — Car fire in Mott’s balance between agency cluding the rededication and $500 bond. result of a searcli of his apart members and individual 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Headstart parking lot. Coleman is accused in con ment. He is scheduled to appear candlelight ceremony, Mrs. Seminar for Parents; South 8:11 p.m. — Grass fire on St. citizens would allow a creative Kenneth Reynolds, and Miss nection with a burglary at E. F. in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, dialogue that could only im United Methodist Church. John’s St. Houghton Co., 44 Stpck Place, May 20. Betty Vaiciuiis of Junior Troop 10 a.m., Prayer Group, open 9:40 p.m. — Woods fire at prove the total delivery of ser 660, will assist with their where office machines and vices to the citizens of to all; Emanuel Lutheran Coops Saw Mill Rd. equipment valued at more than VERNON guitars for the songfest. Church. 10:55 p.m. — Grass fire at 274 Manchester,” he continued. The Flag Ceremony will be $1,000 were stolen, according to Margaret LaRocque, 18, of He said that the second 10:30 a.m., Cradle Roll party; Broad St. conducted by Cadette Girl the police. Coventry, was charged Friday responsibility should be to in Trinity Covenant Church. 11:01 p.m. — Fire in trash can Kenneth Trudeau, 20, of 71 via a Circuit Court 12 arrest Scout, Maureen Reynolds, 11 a.m.. Guild meeting; St. at Charter Oak St. and Autumn. fluence the direction that social Troop 10, and assisted by Jarvis Rd. was issued a sum- warrant with third-degree and health services take in the Mary’s Episcopal Church. burglary and first-degree Cadette Kathy Charest, also of 7:30 p.m., Board of Christian future. He suggested that the Troop 10. H ebron larceny in connection with a council should “ become in Education; Center rep orted house break in Flag bearers are Cadette Joy Congregational Church. volved with the forces that Mloganoski, Troop 10, Junior Talcottville April 19. Investiga shape our human services to 8 p.m., Bible Study, 151 Love Open House for Kelseys tion was handled by the Vernon Scout Mary Morano, Troop 638, Lane; St. Mary’s Episcopal people in such a way that we FASt^ROYnmi Police Special Service Unit. and Maria Preston, Brownie Church. preach his final sermon as present well thought out goals ’Troop 624. Members of First She was released on a $1,000 and programs backed up with pastor of the two Color Guards are Jennifer • 7 ^Congregational and Gilead non-surety bond for appearance objective data, and a FRIDAY |S 7 Congregational Churches and Congregational Churches on in Circuit Court 12, Vernon, Reiley, ’Troop 15, Denise ■ M U . U S willingness to discuss and com Noon, May Fellowship Day; 4 U . M * other friends of the Kelsey May 5. He has been called to O’Brien, Brownie ‘lYoop 654, May 7. promise with those who hold Concordia Lutheran Church. 6R/Uns cow MANURE fam iy are invited to attend a serve the Federal Church of In other Vernon Police and Mary Kate Hayes, Brownie GRANTS RNE QUAUIY differing views.” 1 p.m., Bible Study led by Nature's all-organic ferU- farew^l open house Sunday Warren, Mass. ’The Rev. Mr. reports: Troop 636. Izer/conditloner. Composted, RYEGRASS MIXTURE The third responsibility , he Rev. C. Henry Anderson;^| from 3 to 5^ p.m. at the Gilead Kelsey has served the two —KeVin Harris, 19, of East odorless, ready to use. Ex Fast growing seed produces said, was information. “ Within Emanuel Lutheran Church. Social Room. Hebron churches since Sept. Hartford, was charged Friday To Describe Revival cellent for roses. A must for luth, green, lovely lewn. Ee- 3:15 p.m., “ Good News your garden. Slop in todayl The Rev. Mr. Kelsey will 1966. with breach of peace after in The Rev. David Flower, pedally good for bere spots. Club” , Kindergarten through The Hebron churches voted vestigation of a complaint at superintendent of the Southern KofC to Mark Grade 6; non-denominational; In Memoriam recently to separate and each Willowbrook Parks. He was New England Assemblies of Emanuel Lutheran Church. will employ the services of a released on a $50 non-surety God from Auburn, Mass., will In loving memory of Edward Scott, 73rd Birthday 8 p.m.. Setback card party; full-time minister. The Rev. bond for court date May 21. be the speaker at the 11 a.m. who passeo away April 26, 1970. Bolton Congregational Churck Mr. Kelsey said that he thought —Robert VanStenburgh, 27, of At Ball Tonight service Sunday at the This day do we remember, it would be unfair for him to A loving thought we give; 57 Grand Ave., Rockville, was Assemblies of God Church, 51 stay in either church. He said Campbell Council, KofC, will SATURDAY For one no longer with us, charged Friday via a Circuit have its 73rd Anniversary Ball Old Town Rd., Rockville. But in our hearts still lives also, that though he regrets Court 12 warrant with fourth- He will be telling of the 9 a.m.. Special Education leaving Hebron, he is looking tonight at the KofC Home. The Dance Class; South United Father and Sisters degree larceny and third- event will open at 7 with a revival in Seoul, Korea. ‘There forward to the challenges of the degree larceny in connection will also be a receiving of all Methodist Church. new position. social hour, and a roast beef 10 a.m.. Men’s Club and Boy with passing of bad checks. dinner will be served at 8. charter members into Rev. Mr. Kelsey served a He was released on a $500 sur membership during this ser Scout Auction; Center NOTICE municipal agent for the elderly The Midnight Hour band will Congregational Church. ety bond for court appearance play for dancing from 9 to 1 vice. . and was also advisor to the May 21. Pastor Earl K. Pettibone 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Brewster Commission on Aging. a.m. Circle Tag Sale; North United WISHING WELL —David London, 18, of 23 The guests will include extends an invitation to the Diane Dr., Vernon, was public to attend. Methodist Church. 94 *40 IB. BAG Burr Comers representatives from Charter 97^ * 40 11. B M To Hear Grasso charged Friday via a Circuit Oak Lodge of B’nai B’rith, and GRANTS ENRICHED WILL BE Court 12 warrant with breach of GRANTS ORGANIC Manchester’s Charter Oak Manchester and Friendship TOP peace after investigation of an son. CLOSED Lodge B’nai B’rith will be the Lodges of Masons. Weed-free top dressing ideal PEAT HUMUS guest Sunday morning of the April 22 incident involving a bus Jam s Holmes, chairman of for patching, reseeding AR^xganic soil condNlonar kn- ALL DAY MONDAY Men’s Club of South Windsor’s driver. the KofC Scholarship Program, lawns; leveling grades. Essy provss growing environment Helps prevent aoH from drying. To Expand Our Display Temple Beth Hillel. The He was released on a $150 is in charge of the event. to use. program will begin with coffee non-surety bond for court date proceed s will benefit the MTES1 of Cards and Qlfts and doughnuts at 9:30 a.m. and scholarship fund. is open to the public. The guest speaker will be Congresswoman Ella Grasso of CEILINGS Windsor Locks, who is a can didate for the Democratic nomination for governor. Bernard Lozier, Inc. About Town I Repairs and The Sisterhood of Temple Replacements Beth Sholom will sponsor a rummage sale Tuesday from A L L D A Y Phone 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and i 6 4 9 - 4 4 8 4 Wednesday 9 a.m. till noon at 5 0 ' ALL WEATHER the Masonic Temple. SUNDAY BE SURE . ^ B L ISS hai been serving the Home Owner FERTILIZER NYLON REINFORra NOSE for S2 YEARS. For a complete FREE.JNSPECTION of Alt purpose plant food Is Brass couplings; ms ail stan ipseltlly formulated for dard outlets. Rns buyl your home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised flowars A vegstsblss. It will (• by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest help produce mors profuse PISTOL GRIP 1 9 7 • moth killers • storage« 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. llowsrs A vsgstsblss. HOSE NOZZLE I bags • garmsnt bags local office:
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^ e - «c (o Distinguished Achievement Awards Winner 1973 J K D P K K a i By BETTY DEBNAM Strike Up the Band! Here Come the Mini Majprettes! »> Most little g-irls, at some time or other, dream of putting- on a drum majorette’s uniform, twirling a baton and, strutting
M ajorettes down the street in a parade. strutting Why do girls enjoy it so? It’s fun to rules: entertain people. It’s like being on stage with all your friends sitting on the curb. arch your There’s the thrill of wearing a uniform back and marching to music. Some girls not only march in parades, but also take part in baton twirling con tests. One champion twirler can throw up a baton, turn around 11 times, and catch it on the way down. Good twirlers can twirl with both hands easily. Twirling, like any skill, takes practice. Some twirlers start taking lessons when they are as young as six years old. keep time Learning to twirl a baton is just one with the music! part of being a majorette. Footwork, pos ture and keeping time with the music are also important. Girls carrying pompons also march in parades. These girls strut and move their pompons in time to>^he music, but they don’t twirl batons. They usually march after the band.
This majorette The Basic Baton Twirls really knows how to strut! by Minnie Page (a real news hound) To hold a baton, you start as if you are going to shake hands. Your thumb should be pointing to the larger end. For beginners, most of the action is in the wrist. DEBNAM 1. Flips and flashes—You toss the baton up in the air. in- 2. Rolls—You roll the baton off different parts in t ng. of your Itbdy, such as your arms, fingers, and legs. 3. Horizontal twirls—The baton is held parallel to the ground. 4. Vertical twirls—The baton is held straight up and down. A majorette does a lunge.
R BSE Uh Pttzzle-le-do:,.The Three Pigs The Drum Major ACROSS: Super Sport: Darrell Evans Bend us your No Jdly wrappeiv 3. To blow hard. and w e'll give you one to wean 5. Small in size. Darrell Evans has developed That's right KidsI Send us one N o Jelly wrapper, add we'll send you a free. 6. Pieces of wood. ^ on -on patch so delicious looking you might want to eat it. Eat our candy in stead. N o Jelly is real peanut butter, dotted with lots o f crispies, 9. Hard blocks into one o f baseball's top slug covered with chocolaty goodness. But no jelly. Your for building. asnoq *g •/, gers. Last season, the Atlanta 0. The animal sJS{d ’p who was a e o ii; ’Z Braves’ third baseman hit 41 after the pigs W n d I :aMO(i home runs. Darrell, who stands Answer block six-feet, two-inches tall and JIOAV -01 weighs 200 pounds, is 26 years sipijq ‘6 T tnpDs '9 old. Before turning profes 9I»n ‘9 sional, Darrell was an All-Cali wnq •« Print your DOWN: : 880J o y name and address. 1. To blow hard— rhymes with fornia baseball and basketball Send with your No Jelly wrapper to; huff. player at Pasadena City Junior No Jelly Patch 2. The number after two. E P.O. Box 1259, BUIr, Nebraska 68009 4. Barnyard animals that say, College. His mother and aunt DEBNAM “Oink, Oink.” were professional softball players there, He is< 7. Pieces of hay. married and has one child. 8. A building to live in. OEBNAM
Entertainment: Mini Jokes History Hello, David Cassidy Meet Thomas Paine David Cassidy is the Thomas Paine was an sing-ing star of the TV se [Vllvjt did one when] ries, “The Partridge Fam-J English newspaperman who ^cj^er \vQwiQTc Kvds p\oN| came to this country in 1774. ily.” He comes from an act- [ Z)OS{I TO (nsvdiei ing family, and since thei He was a friend of Benjamin age of four he has wanted Franklin. He wrote a very to be an actor. His father is I popular pamphlet called^ an actor and singer, too. “Common Sense,” calling forii the cdlonies to dejdare inde-j Shirley Jones, who plays i his mother in the series, is| pendence from England and! ioK e Q his step-mother in real life. The drum major has been called the student unite into one country. Hel (s wrote other pamphlets that When he was growing up, I director of the band. Although he carries a baton, irLspired our leaders and soldiers. Because of his he played baseball and bas-1 ______he usually does not twirl it very much. It is his job writings he made many friends, but also enemies. ketball. He has been singing since “he was three to strut in front of the band and give the signals. He usually marches just behind the drum major .V He died in 1809, a very poor and lonely man. and now plays the electric guitar and drums. ettes. A drum major must know music and probably has served as a member of the band. Mini Do:„Blow Your Designs
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Try ’N Find: Majorette Words What Do You Do? Majorette words are hidden in this block of letters. They run across, down and diagonally. See how many you can find. PBF J SAL UTE rO ATT ENT I ONH R IQX J \A/G E AK ASF CLIR MWR DNBMARC HP EVZAG LH YT N K Y GE T D P VD I D F C ULOZ H J F ^/RRNBSN KPO UTlOT AX Q I R S P D LRHY T HM DEBNAM UYJA SBMCL EO DEBNAM You like a certain girl. She liked you up until a Answer block I[up ‘uo^nq ‘uids ‘^nj:>s :3 b iq ‘. uuoj few days ago. Now you find that she likes someone ^ -lun ‘opBJBd : uavoq ; lu m ^ q j ‘qDJBui ‘uot)ua:})B ‘a:jn[BS : ssojdv else. What do you do? ______