anrbpBtf r lufntnn fc a lb Manchester—A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 22,1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 172 SIXTEEN PAGES PRICEt FIFTEEN CENTS Evacuation Speeded, Ford Tells GOP Leaders WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford limited purpose for helping evacuate South Vietnam, but along with Kissinger is told Republican congressional leaders Americans. trying “ extensively” to get action going on today only the “ barest minimum number” Sen. Clifford Case, D-N.J., told arranging settlement talks between of Americans will be left in South Vietnam newsmen the lawmakers were told “about Saigon and the North Vietnamese. by tonight. Rep. John Anderson, Rill., told 1,500 Americans would be left in Saigon by Asked if, in his own opinion. South Viet­ newsmen. this evening.” Case called this "a nam is politically doomed to fall, Ander­ Anderson also said following a meeting minimum number to carry on a skeleton son said, “That’s my own opinion, it’s not with Ford and key administration aides operation.” the opinion of the administration.” that the remaining Americans “could be Anderson said evacuation plans call for He said he told the President that removed in a suDgical evacuation pulling out at least some South Viet­ Congress will not vote any military aid to measure”—meaning quick action to get namese who would be threatened by South Vietnam. “ Aid to the South Viet­ them out. falling into Communist hands. namese military—no; but aid for “ The President, Secretary of. State Anderson said Ford and Kissinger gave humanitarian action and evacuation — ''‘nT.- Henry A. Kissinger and the secretary of him the impression “ that there is great yes,” Anderson said. 2 I J defense told us in the Cabinet Room that uncertainty whether there is any one Ford said Monday night he was trying to the U.S. evacuation program has been South Vietnamese politician who has any arrange a cease-fire and to reopen peace expedited so that by the close of business longevity.” negotiations now that Thieu has resigned. today—that’s Wednesday morning in He said neither Tran Van Huong, 71- But he seemed to hold out little hope. Saigon— only the barest minimum number year-old successor to resigned president An evacuation under combat conditions, of Americans will be left in Saigon,” he Nguyen Van Thieu, or Huong’s likely he said, would mean many American said. successor as president, ’Tran Van Lam, troops would be needed to take out the few The report came after Ford indicated in seemed certain in White House eyes to be thousand Americans, the Vietnamese and a television interview Monday night that a able to stave off a final Communist victory their families who sided with the United 2 lV-:. large force of American troops might have in Saigon. States for 15 years and more. The es­ to return to Vietnam on a short-term, Anderson said Ford has not written off timates run up to 200,000. District Says Town Foolish

NEWS Brush Fire Stopped Quickly To Build Buckland Firehouse An unidentified Glastonbury firefighter William D. Griffin. The strong winds from CAPSULES sprays water on woods and brush fire the northwest made the scene a dangerous By SOL R. COHEN ticipates the total will be about 40 by May service from the district. More men res­ Monday afternoon near the Nike site south one, he said. Once the fire was stopped, Eighth District officials think it is 31, the end of the district’s fiscal year. pond than the two or three who will man Road Fund Bill of Line St. in Glastonbury. Manchester, the Manchester men left the scene. Noting foolish for town officials to plan for a “ At $250 per call, the district should the new facility.’ Town firefighters were first to respond to aid also given to East Hartford $300,000 firehouse in the Buckland area at realize $10,000,” he said. Lassow said, “ I’m ashamed for my WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House has calls about the fire at 1:52 p.m. and were firefighters Monday, Griffin said, “ We this time. Several of them expressed the ’The district had anticipated $5,000 from fellow townpeople in the South End of approved legislation to allow highway able to aid the Glastonbury men get it un­ fought more fires out of town than in opinion at a district meeting Monday that source when its 1974-75 budget was town for having to suffer financially at a projects that were barred in three der control.“ We Were lucky we made as yesterday.” (Herald photo by Pinto) night. adopted. However, the rate was $125 per time like this — as they are sure to do.” northeastern states as a result of an quick a stop as we did,” said DeputyChief The proposed Town of Manchester call at the time. It was raised soon after to Lingard reported the district fire appeals court ruling. firehouse would be constructed on Tolland $250. department answered 21 alarms in March The legislation — in the form of two bills 'Tpke. to the east of Buckland School. It Noting an average of 20 volunteers — 7 grass and brush fires, 6 incidents in­ — also puts the states of Vermont, Connec­ would be on a parcel at 1039 Tolland ’Tpke. answer district fire calls, Lingard said, “ I volving motor vehicles, 2 fires in struc­ ticut, and New York on an equal footing purchased by the town for $32,400 in would like to reiterate my feeling that our tures and 6 miscellaneous. Of the 21 calls, with the rest of the nation in competing for Flood Hits Lansing December, and on a portion of Buckland department is ready and able to continue 5 were outside the district for the Town of $2 billion in recently released federal By United Press International The Michigan Department of Labor’s School property. this service for the town and that, in light Manchester and 1 was a mutual aid call by highway funds. Michigan’s capital was under water Lansing office was one step away from Town Manager Robert Weiss said today of the projected cost for the town to build the town to Grissom Rd. The legislation, approved 275-99 and 370- today as the rampaging Grand and Reel being afloat. Lawrence Associates of Manchester, and man a station in Buckland, it would re­ A tentative fire department budget for 5 Monday, now goes to the Senate for Cedar rivers sloshed over their banks and ‘"nie Grand River ran right in the win­ architects for the firehouse, are almost main a bargain for the town to continue 1975-76 was submitted for the board’s A further consideration. review by Willard Marvin, fire com­ into the streets and buildings of Lansing. dows,” said department Director Keith ready with preliminary plans. ’The next the contract with the district.” pistrlct President Michael Massaro put missioner. The figures weren’t revealed, In Minnesota and North Dakota, the R ^ Molin. step, said Weiss, will be a review of the 'li-niore bluntly, ‘"They can’t even sup|>ly- ' pending'the review. Hartford Budget River Climbed toward Its crestr spllltog Six feet of water sloshed throhgh the plans by himself, UyfiTB cMef, the direc­ the heat for what they pay us,” he said, ad­ Included in the budget is a proposal for a HARTFORD (UPI) - City Manager over into lowlands of the Red River Labor Department office, knocking out tor of public works Ind the Town Building Edward M. Curtin Jr. has proposed a lights, phohes and, plumbing. The office Committee. ’The next step, he explained, ding, “ The town manager has done some mini-pumper, at an estimated cost of Valley. good things in his job, but he’s also done about $25,000. Following their meeting, budget for the next fiscal year which Flooding which began during the was ordered closed, postponing hearings would be for Board of Directors’ some stupid things.” the directors inspected a Vernon Fire would require $6.7 million more in revenue weekend in Lansing, Mich., forced 1,000 and trials on labor issues. authorization for bids and construction District Director Gordon Lassow Department mini-pumper, brought to the than the current budget, while cutting families from their homes and left the city The floodwaters were receding today, and for a bond issue to pay for the project. programs ’and services. Under the but officials said it would be at leat Weiss said he anticipates the firehouse remarked, “At this point, it’s a bargain Eighth District firehouse for that purpose. P at a standstill. Damage from the two for the town. To put up a new firehouse The mini-pumper, Lingard explained, proposed $125.2 million budget announced rivers’ rampage was conservatively es­ Wednesday before department employes can be completed and in operation by the and go for the expense of manning it is ill- would help reduce wear and tear on the m Monday, property owners now paying $79 timated at $50 million. But there were no could return to their jobs. end of 1975. He said he will ask the Eighth advisable. The town’s getting far better larger fire trucks. per $1,000 worth of property would pay deaths or injuries. District by letter this month to extend its $83.50. National (Duardsmen waded neck deep contract for fire coverage in outlying in water to transfer an elephant and a bear areas of the town until the new firehouse is Kennedy Leads to a dry island at the Potter Park Zoo Sun­ in operation — at the existing $250 per fire call the town pays the district. NEW YORK (UPI) — A Louis Harris day night, and by Monday, little dry land The Weather Eighth District Fire ()hief Granville poll shows Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- was to be found anywhere. Sunny this afternoon. High 55 to 60. Fair Lingard reported Monday night the dis­ Mass., leading all other candidates for One car bobbed along a flood-swept tonight. Low 30 to 35. Fair Wednesday trict fire department has responded to 34 president in 1976, including President main street of the city until police finally with highs in upper 60s. fire calls for the town to date and an- Ford. chained it to a tree. Kennedy beat Ford by a 7 per cent margin, the only one of six Democratic candidates to beat the President in the ir«nf tlwoW' ■ poll. Lobby, Death Penalty Bills * Kennedy led Ford in the poll by 50 to 43 Paefca(l9 of ■ per cent, and most of his support came from voters under 30. Among those, he led Ford M to 32 per cent and lost to Ford, 47 to 45 per cent among voters over 30. Fail to Pass in Committees 118EPNCSW(56) declaring that “ the people have a right to Postpones Trip HARTFORD (UPI) — The deadline has committee decided the matter needed passed for proposed legislation to get safe­ more “ study” for possible action next be fully informed of the actions taken by WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secretary of ly out of committee and on to the Connec­ year. public agencies.” State Heniy A. Kissinger has postponed a The “ right-to-know” legislation, in line ticut House and the Senate. Secretary of the State Gloria Schaffer trip to Latin America, saying he could not Any bill of the hundreds introduced this and others had called for legislation to with Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s expressed leave Wednesday as planned because e s , • year which was not reported out of com­ require lobbyists to report periodically “ open government” philosophy,, was ap­ events in Indochina “are unfolding with mittee by 5 p.m. Monday is termed how much money they spent trying to in­ proved unanimously and now heads for such unexpected speed.” “ killed,” “ boxed” or “ under study” — fluence legislative and executive branch legislative debate. He was to have visited Argentina, Brazil 88, synonyms for “ forget abput it for this activities and how it was spent. While denying changes in the death and Venezuela to talk about trade, the year.” The General Law Committee decided to penalty, the Judiciary Committee ap­ possibility of lifting economic sanctions Two bills concerning the death penalty wait at least until next year before ap­ proved three bills expanding police against Cuba and other subjects. But in a in Connecticut are dead. The legislature’s proving a bill requiring pharmacists to fill wiretap laws. statement released Monday night by a Judiciary Committee killed a bill to ex­ prescriptions with the least expensive spokesman, Kissinger said President Ford One bill would let the State Organized pand the death penalty, and it killed equivalent drug available. had asked him to stay in Washington. Crime Task Force take part wire taps, 2 another bill to repeal the death penalty. One reason the committee gave for the He said it was with “ great reluctance which are now restricted to state police. The two bills were neglected to death after delay is a study being completed by the and even greater personal regret” that he Another would let state police share public hearings. U.S. Department of Health, Education and had to postpone the visits but that he wiretap information with local police. Lobbyists at the State Capitol don’t have Welfare which will list a variety of would visit South America later. The third wiretap bill would extend the to worry about tighter regulation on their equivalent drugs. time period police have to prepare activities for at least another year. ’The The Government Administration and requests for court permission to tap. Favors Disclosure Government Administration and Policy Policy Committee approved a bill HARTFORD (UPI) — As speculation focuses on Rep. William A. O’Neill, ID- 2 East Hampton, for Democratic state chairman. Gov. Ella T.' Grasso says it might be helpful for the next one to dis­ Five Applications Approved by ZBA close business connections and in­ sideration of a variance which would allow vestments By DOUG BEVINS verted his existing garage into a family “ I think that business activities and room and now wanted a new garage. Barney Peterman to convert a two-family directorships would properly be within the ^ Manchester’s Zoning-Board of Appeals •Permission to divide a parcel of land on house at 73-75 Union St. into a four-family public ken,” Mrs. Grasso said Monday. " (ZBA) Monday night approved five of the N. Main St. which supports two houses dwelling. The Democratic-State Central Com­ six variance requests on its public hearing built before zoning was implemented in Podrove said it appeared that the ZBA mittee is to meet next Monday night to agenda, and agreed to reconsider an Manchester. The applicant, Roger W. considered evidence not heard at the consider selecting a successor to the late application it denied last month. Driggs of East Hartford, requested the ap­ March 17 public hearing when it a c t^ on Chairman John M. Bailey and the choice is ZBA votes were unanimous on all five proval to clear the way for sale of the Peterman’s application. Podrove said he Bicentennial Flag Raised largely Mrs. Grasso’s. items considered Monday night. 'The sixth property by his father’s estate. didn’t have the opportunity to rebut that one-story Keeney St. Schoolhouse are evidence. Raising the official Bicentennial flag item — a request by ’The 86 Corp. to serve •A permanent variance for Frank J. at the Municipal Building Monday are in near the new home for the school at liquor in Restaurant Ninety-Four at 29 Halm III to conduct outside sale of an­ ZBA Chairman Bernard Johnson ad­ town leaders and Miss Manchester of Cheney Homestead on Hartford Rd. McNall St. — was withdrawn by the appli­ tiques and crafts on weekends at 428 mitted that the board received a confiden­ tial letter from Town Planner J. Eric 1975. They are, from left. Town Direc­ Plans for a music shell are moving Inside Today cant before the public hearings. Tolland ’Tpke. Halm had been granted along well, and a wooden mockup of The variances granted were: Potter, in which Potter commented on the tor Carl Zinsser,; Miss Mary Area P rofile...... Pages 6, 9 temporary variances in the last five years the shell is being prepared; it could •A three-year extension of permission for similar business activity across the application. Cadorette in her first act as Miss Business news...... Page 5 for Patricia Wollenberg to operate a one- street from his new location. Johnson said the ZBA may have erred in Manchester since her crowning Satur­ cost as much as $100,()00. Manchester Dear Abby...... Page 8 chair beauty salon in her 154 Hilliard St. •A side yard variance for Charles E. not Including Potter’s comments in the of­ day night; Town Director Jack and East Hartford are working Betty’s Notebook...... Page 8 home. Mrs. Wollenberg has been in Bodemann Jr. to add a porch and garage ficial record of the public hearing. together in several Bicentennial ef­ Tbe variance application failed last Goldberg; Mayor John Thompson, School aid benefits are a...... Page 16 business at her home for nearly three at his 17 Hoffman Rd. home. He already and Nate Agostinelli, cochairman of forts, including a Fourth of July Marathon winner runs here...... Page 10 years. has a one-car garage and is expanding it. month due to inconclusive ZBA voting. fireworks show at Wickham Park. Four affirmative votes are required for the Manchester Bicentennial Com­ East golfers win two ...... Page 10 • A side yard variance allowing After the public hearings — in which ’The Bicentennial flags can be flown approval, and the ZBA’s vote for approval mittee. Agostinelli noted his com­ High skein e n d s...... Page 10 Frederick J. Hughes to erect an attached nobody commented on the applications was 3-2. mittee’s program during brief only over public buildings, Agostinelli Herald Angle...... Page 10 one-car garage at his 96 Elizabeth Dr. except the applicants — the ZBA heard At- ’The application is to be reheard in May. ceremonies. Footings for the said. (Herald photo by Barlow) AAU swim results...... Page 11 home. Hughes told the ZBA he had con- ty. Leon Podrove’s request for recon- 5' V T^-*'''-^- ^v'

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Tues.. April 22,1975 — PAGE THREE r ’ PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 2 2 .1W5

NAflOMAl W lATHfl SCtVICf FOtfCAST to 7AM ISI 4 -2 » - 75 ■4- L ■>*•'’ .r ' THEATER SCHEDULE 30.00 ’■ ■ - V' ' ^ MANPEX ’75 Planned TRANSCENDENTAL TV TONIGHT Coming Weekend ABOUT TOWN MEDITATION'* U.A. East 1 — "Charlotte’s Doesn't Live Here Anymore,” Rico,” 7:40; "Brannigan,” 9:20 C O I D ' HIM SMUe UCTMK TMMNT Webb," 2:00; "Shampoo,” 7:30- 7:00-9:15 Showcase 1— "Funny Lady,” r« ^ 6:00 9:00 iw ; Hm agi im aMmM,.s f j u 9:30 Showplace — "Superlrtig,” 2 : 00-8:00 junior exhibit, the Oren B. The Manchester Chapter of travel program including a film snaouui ■ram ii uauun ■OSTON New s...... — 3-8-2^30 MANPEX ’75, the 15th annual The Goldoi Age Gob will Manchester Emblem Gub will U.A. East 2 - AFT "The 2:00-6:00; "The Godfather Part Showcase 2 — "Witch Moun­ NBA Playoff...... 3 Maxim Memwial Award to the Parents Without Partners on Mexico and a packing Bew itched...... 5 stamp exhibition sponsored by meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Maids," 2:00-8:00 H,” 7:45 tain,” Cont. Daily 1:30-3:30- Greatest Sports Legends .. ,18 best oh ib it by a Connecticut (PWP) wUl hold its bi-monthly demonstration. Refreshments Ihe Untouchables ...... 9 the Manchester Philatelic the Senior Citizens Center. the South Windsor branch of the IMS TNMS, arm. Mk, 8 P JL U.A. East 3 - "Dirty Harry," Vernon Cine 1— "Superbug," 5:30-7:30-9:30 9:30 Philatelic Society member, the meeting ton i^ t at 8 at the Com­ will be served. «NCMmBMtSMV1NN MIMOUe SCMMl In e w v o r k Secret Agent...... 18 Society, wU held at the Members are reminded to bring Society for Savings at 1765 iTid 7:00; "Magnum Force,” 9:00 1:15-3:00; "Dirty Harry," 7:30; American Ski Scene 18 American Philatelic Society munity Baptist CHiurch, E. aSADaMSTKET The Honeymooners ...... 20 Manchester High School on a can of fruit for the kitchen Ellington Rd., South Windsor Burnside Cine 1 — "Super­ "Magnum Force,” 9:20 Showcase 3 — “ Towering Assignment A m e r i c a 24-57 special Ctftificates of Award to Center St. Anne Marie Mayfair Y Gub will meet Electric Company...... 24-57 Saturday and Sunday, April 26 bingo. f o r a workshop. Other NTDHMIWMLNDITimiMSOaETr bug,” 1:30; "Amarcord,” 7:20- Vernon Cine 2 — “Bran- Inferno,” 1:30-8:15 10:00 the best exhibits by an APS Campbell, a representative of Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Cronin 8 Uneobi 8MM, HaiHerd • 247-8733 Bonanza...... 40 -and 27. Manchester club members are 9:40 nigan," 2:00-7:10-9:10 Showcase 4 — “ Chinatown,” the American Airlines Kiwi Hall of Mayfair Gardens. All « iNimi ««Nn4 D) K, i MHnK i M M •fOah 3 a 5 1 New s...... 5 The hour will be fnnn noon to member, and the United Postal The newly elected and invited to attend. IMS Burnside Cine 2 — "Alice Manchester Drive-In — "Mr. 1:45-7:009:30 6:30 Stationery Societyts Marcus Speakers Bureau, will presents Mayfair residents are invited. retiring officers of the New s...... 3-8-20-22-30 Journey to Adventure...... 9 6 p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Admission White m anorial Award and I Love Lucy ...... 5 Washington Debates . .. — 18 is free. Last year’s show at­ Certificate of Merit for the best Zoom ...... 24-57 Police Story ...... 20-22-30 tracted an extimated 4,000 Postal Stationery exhibits. 7:00 Interface ...... 24-57 visitors. Prospects and oitry blanks SHRINE News...... 3-22-40 10:30 MANPEX ’75 will feature are available for MANPEX, Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 The Lucy Show...... ,.... .9 A MUSICAL ARABIAN NIGHTI over 100 frames of exhibits in P.O. Box 64, South Windsor, lOWiST tiaapiratures Truth or Consequences llieShakers ...... ;....24 06074. PUPPET THEATRE PRODUCTION open competition which will be CIRCUS Ironside ..."...... Elliot Norton Reviews .... ;57 In addition to the twenty V, V ' \ \ ' judged by accredited APS Dick Van Dyke Show . 11:00 j u d ^ from the ATOZ Stamp dealer bourse, the United Sounding Board .. — N ews...... 3-8-18-2^3(M0 G iA of New York City, a twen­ States and U n iM Nations Post r-lCGENO« The Romagnolis’ Table ■VT7' The Best of Groucho...... ;. .5 ty dealer bourse, door prizes Offices will be in attendance, To Tell the Truth...... To Be Announced...... 9 and free souvenir programs. In with stocks of current and past Woman Is ...... I Love Lucy ...... 20 addition an auction wUl be held issues. I 7:30 Captioned N ew s...... 57 each day at 3 p.m. and a slide The show will feature a At’ft i I U; H 1!, f V suNi.)AY I viMiNf; w Celebrity Sweepstakes separate cachet, souvetair card 6 0 V I V '/^SHOWERS ^ FLOW 11:30 diow prepared by the Smithso­ M 'l ’g i MAflM I S Ai'ftll VI AM; ;'(i f'[ ftFOftMANCI S Hogan’s H e ro e s...... and pictorical canel for each 2 00 f* M ovies...... '..3-5 nian lutitute from the National MAHMK r S JOIVV NSf N DU ATftf UPl w e a th e r FOTOC AST Kf day of the show. Satarday’s 1 ICKf TS AiJi'l M 'lO !NfORMA I ION’ and Let’s Make a Deal.... Wide World Mystery ..... 8-40 Postage Stamp Collection will CMIl Dm \ UM)[ N l(i s?oo theme Ivill hoiwr the ^ c e f u l RF.SI RVAIIONSCAU 420 2012 Music Place ...... The Untouchables ...... 9 be shown at 2 p.m. eadi day. SI’iriA! SHORlf MOMATINI. I BOX Of f lU HOURS For Period Ending 7 A.M. Wednesday, Tuesday night will find rain showers in the Pacific use of outer space and Sunday’s f i‘H nm [)ft{ N UNO! ft 0 Afftu NOON 4 f> M The Fourth Estate.... Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 2 00 f’ V Ai 1 TICK? TS SI‘)0 I GROIIO ftATF S AVAIL ABt f, ^ Northwest, central Florida and throughout the Mississippi valley and the western' Lakes Masquerade P arty___ In honor of its 15tb annual theme will be the Bicentennial 12:30 stamp exhibition, a special vrith a cachet of the flag carried 2 ' area. Mostly fair skies elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include; (approx, maximum Room 222 ...... F'RtSfNMDB't DU Df f’AR 1 r.H M Of DR A.MA IK; AR TS M ov ie...... 9 readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 48 (73), Boston 40 (60), Chicago 41 (65), Cleveland 42 (65), Martin A gronsky...... awards banquet will , be held by Connecticut Troops at r . SCHOOL Of fINl AltlS IfU UMVfItSITY Of CONNICIICUT 1:00 Saturday night. The Special Bunker Hill and a souvenir card $ 7 * Dallas 61 (80), Denver 38 (68), Duluth 32 (53), Houston 67 (82), Jacksonville 55 (81), Kan­ 8:00 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 MANPEX m edals will be honoring Nathan Hale the sas City 50 (70), Little Rock 56 (76), Los Angeles 48 (70), Miami 73 (85), Minneapolis 38 The I.Q. Myth...... TICKETS 1:30 awarded in open competition famous patriot from Connec­ (55), N ew Orleans 63 (81), New Y ork 43 (73), Phoenix 61 (85), San F ran cisco 43 (59), Seat­ Dealer’s Choice ...... SHOWCASE CINEHAf 1234 Reel Camp ...... , ____ .5 for the best of show and as ticut Cachets will be 40 cents tle 41 (55), St. Louis 49 (70) and Washington 44 (70) degrees. Happy Days...... 1-84 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. M ov ie...... many fist, second and third each three for |1 with a No. 10 ON SALE prizes as the judges deem SASE. Souvenir cards will be |1 EAST HARTFORD • 24 HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 Pastor’s Perspective.. RED TAG DAY ' FREE LIGHTED TORKIN6» We Honor MASTER CHARGE necessary. In ad^tion, the an­ each plus 30 cents'postage Adam-12___ ; ...... ii]7 n JTii nual Fred W. Deming memorial available from MANPEX P.O. 2 STATE ARMORY Solar Energy...... 1.. award will be given to the best Box 64, South Windsor, 06074. « TH E MANCHESTER Habitat P r o je c t...... 644-33S6 T o w e r i n g HARTFORD DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A GOLD PRODUCTION 8:30 A T FORBES! ill. 1 GEORGETOWN, Guyana Merv Griffin Show...... 5 II Sa.2M, SM, - t O n it e - printing test pattern PART 1 1 ^ . ueiN. (UPI) - Guyana produced M o v ie ...... 8-40 Ml, I Tilt. 10 DAYS, JOHN WAYNE PLUS part of The Herald quality con­ MOWmi 7M A OHM PJL MANCHESTER „ - ’ i«. I 1:11 1 trol program in order to give 12,239 ounces of gold in 1974, Movie ...... 20-22-30 ADM:.99 TT...... ***■’ “BRANWGAir m MCCO” APRIL 18-APRIL 27 you one of the finest up from 7,550 ounces in 1973. N ova...... 24 ■ HOSPITAL NOTES YOU TAKE g:f^MTDISNET' newspapers in the nation^ Modem Painting ...... 57 •-JI PDOOucTKmr SUNDAYS ALL NEWI (PG) — I APRIL 20-27 JOHN WAYNE Discharged Friday: John nis Smith, East Hartford; 2 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. Helen Thompson, 38 Sterling 1 / 1 ^*BRANNIGAN” Klldish, 28 Union St.; James m v e n a i CMllMtn' hill Bayliss, 98 Forest St.; Patricia P i.; Margaret Merk, East Hart­ 1:N, 1:31, %M, WEEKDAYS NO SCHOOL WEEK 99* d w a w w MON.-SAT. MATINEES 2 P.M. Kandi, 20^ Bissell St.; Andrew ford; Ruth Dezso, 237 Phoenix 1:30 P.M. • 7:45 P.M. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tuel, April 22.1C75 iHaurliPHfpr fcwpittuq Hrralb Legislators Invited Dr. Houck Will Speak To Insight Breakfast To Hospital Auxiliary Dr. John H. Houdc, medical has been in his present office OPINION The Legislative Affairs Coun­ Invitations to the April. 29 director at the Institute of since 1965. cil of the Greater Manchester A breakfast have gone out to the Living in Hartford, will be the Chamber of Cornmerce is plan- two state senators and four guMt q>eaker at the annual Dr. Houck is a member of the ning its third Insight state representatives serving luncheon-meeting of the Connecticut State Medical Casting Stones Breakfast of the year, the se­ the Manchester area. Auxiliary of Manchester Society, American Medical cond with state legislators. It Mark Kravitz, chairman of Memorial Hoq>ital. A sso c ia tio n , ConnecUcut will be April 29 at 8:30 a.m. at the council, has listed three Psychiatric Society, Hartford In the wake of the fall of Cambodia The sooner we accept the fact that The event will be Monday at The Colony, Talcottville. issues affecting the business noon at The (Colony in Talcott- County Medical Association, and the military reverses in South what we tried to do in Southeast Asia, The council’s first Insight community which will be ville. Hartford Medical Society, and Hartford Psychiatric Society. Vietnam, it is easy to start pointing however noble in intent has failed and Breakfast was Jan. 28, when reviewed with the legislators— Dr. Houck will speak on Manchester-area state the tax on business equipment “Observations on Love and the finger. ■get on to other things, the better off legislators gave their thoughts and inventory, the Marriage.” Reservations may be made Defeated by a single vote in Sen. Goldwater already has blamed we will be. on the 1975 General Assembly unemployment-compensation He discuss the changing by contacting Mrs. Charles the First Continental Congress might do. tax and the dividends tax. attitudes toward love and Baxter, 34 Olcott Dr., by the disasters on the so-called “no- We aren’t saying there are not on Sept. 28, 1774, Joseph On April 1, U.S. Rep. William marriage and divorce over the Thursday. Galloway’s Plan of Union win” policies of the Kennedy and lessons — painful lessons — to be Cotter, D-First District, Was Kravitz said the council |s in­ centuries. He will also make proposed solving the problem of terested in a turnout in excess Johnson administrations. learned from this two plus decades of the ^ e s t speaker and gave his Dr. John H. Houck some comments about A cUcken a la king luncheon home rule by giving the thoughts on what the 1975 of the 55 who attended the Jan. marriage as an insUtution in will be served at a cost of $4. American colonies sometUng There are those who would blame direct involvement. What we are Congress might do. 28 breakfast. modem life. approacUng dominion status. Congress. There are those who would saying is that just because we did not UNICO Dance Dr. Houck received Us B.A. An important feature of the degree from Queens Universi­ plan was that the colonial blame the CIA and perhaps even some succeed, does not mean we must roll PLEA ANSWEl BE SURE ... BLISS has bean serving ths Homs Said Sellout ty, Kingston, Ont., Can., in government would have Owner for 93 YEARS. For a complete FREE misguided Pentagon general’s toilet over and play dead when it comes to 1941; his M.A. degree in psy­ BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - authority to regulate commer­ UNICO’s spring ball Saturday Argentine President Maria cial, civil, criminal, and police INSPECTION ol your home by a Termite Control. training. protection of American interests in chology from Queens Universi­ at Fiano’s is a sellout. ty in 1942. He interned at Estela (Isabel) Peron, moved affairs when more than a single Expert, supervised by the finest technical staM, Perhaps we should remember one the rest of the world. Raymond F. Damato, chair­ Kingston Hospital 1949 and 1950, by the story of a 9-year-old colony was involved. The World phone our nearest local office: Almanac notes that the proposed of the New Testament parables. You We have suffered humiliation in BUSINESS man for the seventh annual and was a Fellow in PsycUatry child, ordered her aides to give government would have had event, made the announcement. at Toronto Psychiatric Hospital the boy’s family everytUng know the one we mean, “Let him who Southeast Asia. He said the event has been an they need. veto power over Parliamentary in Toronto, Cimada, from 1950 legislation affecting the 649-9240 is without sin, cast the first stone.” That humiliation can become a annual sellout, and that funds to 1951. Oscar Roberto Urena, a raised are used locally for such 9-year-oId flower seller, ran up colonies. Copyrifht (c) 1919 2 The question before us is not who to defeat if we let it obsessively From 1951 to the present. Dr (NbWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) You Should Make groups s lOH, Sheltered Houck has served in the to Mrs. Peron as she left the BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. blame or who was right or wrong. dominate our foreign policy. Workshop and Senior Citizens. following capacities at the government house recently DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 The facts are blunt that in Southeast The morality of involvement there UNICO is a charitable Institute of Living: resident in and asked her to please help The coffee tree is actually Camp Choice Now organization composed of men psychiatry, staff psychiatrist, Us four sistOTs. a shrub and is very sensitive The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Asia, American prestige has been is for historians to judge. Going Fishing on Coventry Lake (Photo by Steve Dunn) with Italian-American chief of section, clinical direc­ He told Mrs. Peron Us to direct sunlight. Taller clobbered. The reality of our involvement in By State Department Don Doherty Better Business ancestry. tor, senior clinical director, mother was sick and his father shade trees must be planted Of Consumer Protection Bureau of Greater Hartford, could not find work. to protect them. The errors that led to this situation the world today is for us to face in the assistant medical director. He If you are planning to send provides other tips: Consider are ancient history. The tragedy will light of today’s realities. your child to summer camp this 2 the benefits you desire for your be compounded if we in Manchester, The first reality is there is no one, year, whether it be on a daily child and place a dollar value on ABOUT basis or as a resident camper, services sought. Make a list of in Washington, or wherever hawk or dove, American or Com­ MAX LERNER this improbably the time for you camps that you think meet the TOWN Americans are present, allow face munist, who can justly cast the first toconsider your selection. requirements ana check with ( ^ p s that are operated by the Connecticut Department of saving to become our preoccupation. stone. The mission and ministry i l l locally based organizations Health to make certain the committee of Emanuel such as the Boy Scouts of camp is licensed. OPEN Government In The Open Lutheran Church will meet America, the Girl Scouts and Write for literature, including others, are generally well- a copy of the contract, and ask tonight at 7:30 in the church reception room. TVbilevue FORUM known by past history and es­ for references. Examine the Teen-agers Advanced tablished reputation, but what contract to determine you un­ GAINESVILLE, Fla. - How open dare governmental boards and committees, there would be for a Middle East peace if of the private camps? derstand what the charges in­ The gift booth committee for government be? How closed must it be? and to preliminary ones as well as to those all negotiations had to be carried on in the One basic requirement which clude and check for a cancella­ the Center Congregational We were meandering through the in Algebra II and Conversational These were the questions put at a Univer­ at which decisions are announced. open. The best we can hope for is open must be met by all summer tion clause. Church bazaar will meet Need Support Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the pages of the National Observer, Dow French. Must be a leak in the pipes.” sity of Florida conference on openness in If other states and the federal govern­ covenants, arrived at openly if possible camps in the state is that they Check for provisions for government, which used Florida’s ment adopted the Florida law, we would and secretly if necessary. must be licensed by the state home of Mrs. Harriet Hiller, 47 Jones interesting weekly newspaper, “ As you know, Mr. Slasnik, whfen To the editor: mesdical care, insurance and add interest, The time has come to wake up the “sunshine law” as its kickoff point. It was get a double flow between the government There are processes of government—in Health Department. State over-all supervision and if Autumn St. when it hit us. The headline of the the board advertised the bonds for the parents, children and all taxpayers of the first time I have pushed to explore my and the people. One would be outward to mediating labor disputes as well as in licensing requirements must be possible contact reference per­ The Women’s Bible Study small advertisement read, “Teen­ construction of this school, I thought Manchester, (the city of village charm). thinking on the difficult limits of secrecy the public — that of letting the people diplomacy — where the crux of it lies in a met by any camp, day or sons who can be easily Where is the beautiful music that our and openness, the right to know and' the know what is happening. The other would compromise between publicly held seasonal, that has five or more telephoned or visited. Check Group of South United ager’s Guide To The Stockmarket.” them a good buy at 7 per cent tax free children'make? What has happened? Why right to privacy. ’The two-day exchange of be inward into the government — that of positions. There is also a second area children under 16. with the Chamber of Commerce Methodist Church will meet We knew that kids were far more and bought most of the Issue.” is music not as important as athletics, in­ views with a number of legislators, letting various interest groups and where the deliberative process cannot be a Requirements for licensing of the town is which the camp is tonight at 7:30 at 1208 Main St. dustrial arts and all the cultural activities private and public lobbyists, law people’s lobbies compete with the private public one without paralyzing whatever concern themselves with the located or with the area Better you can add advanced than we were when in our “Since I own the school, I’d like to in our schools in Manchester? professors and public officials helped all lobbyists who so often have an inside track creativeness government can still have, in water supply, drainage of tpe Business Bureau for A “Parent Effectiveness long ago teens but the stock market? see better care taken of it. Gotta Take a good look at the elementary of us to reach some conclusions. into legislative committees and an era where many of the governmental land, number of buildings, staff background information. And Training” session will be con­ duct^ tonight from 7 to 10 in' This wasn’t like the time that the rich protect my investment, you know.” grades, junior high schools and you will One is that it is healthy to let more regulatory agencies. . processes are nonthinking ones. (which must be adequate and finally, if possible, visit the two see there are no string instruments in any sunshine into' the dark places of This would create an equalizing situa­ The arguments in a case before the U.S. competent and of good or three camps that best meet the Federation Room of Center kid down the street got 10 shares of SCENE II — The family living of these wonderful schools. governmental secrecy by opening as much tion between the two sets of groups. By Supreme Court are held in the open, but character and reputation), that your requirements. Congregational Church. A AT&T from his rich uncle because he room. “What’s the m atter dear, you Music Makers of Manchester, a group of as possible of the decision-making process making government more accessible to the discussion of the case by the judges is all hazardous activities be auytliiiig to the public. It is interesting that Florida the people it might heal some of the held in closed session. Similarly the con­ supervised by qualified per­ did so well reciting “Horatio at the look depressed? Need money for a parents of high school band members, have organized and are very concerned has taken the lead here, given the number current feeling of helplessness, especially vention which framed the U.S. Constitu- sonnel- and that there be an Bridge.” These kids were actually in­ Coke and a burger or a trip to the about this as it has been overlooked for of officials— all the way up to a former of the young who see poliiics as a rigged tiw had to be a closed one, although we adult trained in First Aid pre­ (also subtract mtiltiply and divide) vesting and playing the market — if movies with the girls.” “No, mother, years by our taxpayers. Parents produce U.S. senator — who are under indictment game. are now in James Madison’s debt because sent at all times. f. the chain-link of music, it starts at home. or trial for corruption of some sort. If this were all, I would throw my hat in he kept notes about its deliberations. p you’ll pardon the expression. it’s worse than that. My railroad Also, the support of the very dedicated Although it is as old as Ponce de Leon’s air and cheer for total sunshine. But it For the rest, there is still room for far Realtors Honor Our imagination raced wildly at the stocks have slipped three points and teachers in the music program is needed early quest for the fountain of youth, isn’t all. There are two major problems more sunshine in government than we Florida is — along with California — also with the idea of total openness in govern­ have yet achieved. Yet I must add the kind hivesey Friday A possibilities. the broker needs more margin. Could to produce our famous Round Table singers. one of the fastest-growing states, and in ment. of warning that ’Theodore Loewi has ' Everett J. Livesey, president SCENE 1 — ’The principal’s office. you let me have $3,500 till the market We must do something now to change that sense ,one of youngest and most One is that there will always be areas sounded in his strong book, ‘"rhe End of of the Savings Bank of the system. Our children are missing out rootless. When a whole culture is unrooted where secrecy is indispensable. The pre­ Liberalism” — about the fallacy of our for only $I919G “No Mr. Slasnik, I’m not here to talk perks up?” Manchester, will be honored at a e e on being musicians and also they are and wholly fluid, public officials are sent hearings on the CIA operations, both belief that whatever gives more scope to a Realtor Week Dinner Dance VITAMIN E about the poor grade I got in shop last That kid going down the street with deprived of the good fun of glee clubs, tempted to be on the make. Covertness by the Rockefeller commission and the pressure groups makes government Friday, sponsored hy the Some New quarter, who needs it. But, I noticed the yo-yo. Is he just spinning a top? choir and harmony. We have to join becomes their weapon, and the “sunshine Senate subcommittee, have to be held in better. A government of pressure groups Manchester Board of Realtors. law” takes it away from them. closed session. This is also true of much of may become a competition of group that the door to the maintenance Not on your life. If it stops in the down together and make Music Makers of The event is scheduled to Research Manchester something to grow and be It is a vaguely drawn, embracing law diplomacy. President Woodrow Wilson’s selfishness and rivalries, and more access start with cocktails at 6 p.m. at V’ 1 superintendent’s office is hanging on position he sells. If it comes back up proud of. We need some strength and sup­ that leaves much to the courts to inter­ idea of “open, covenants, openly arrived to committees and commissions may only Willie’s Steak House. A limited one hinge, and the ceilings are damp he buys. port now. pret. The trend has been to apply it to in­ at,” was a dead pigeon eVen before he make their struggle more naked. number of tickets are available Mrs. Lois L. Rappaport formal as well as formal meetings of came up with’ it. Consider what chance from Robert D. Murdock of 88 Recently it has been 187 Byran Dr. South Rd., Bolton. reported at the Univer­ Manchester The dinner dance, to include 'Checkmate 1720 Electronic sity of CaWornia that Bright, easy-to-read. dancing to Ken Morgester’s Pocket Calculator with Orchestra, is the wrap-up event Vitamin E protected 8-digit display. carrying case. ANDREW TULLY in the local celebration of in one group of rats, Thank You Realtor Week. More than 500,- 70% of them from Manufacturer’s 000 Realtors and Realtor- suggested retail Thank you. Lord, for this day so new Cancer when they were Automatic power shutoff > Associates throughout the coun­ price, $39.95. Help me give it back to You; try are observing the annual lAchael Dmiliin subjected to radiation. saves b atteries Let me see You everywhere Registered HERALD YESTERDAYS The Horse Season event. Where as 100% of the w hen not in use. As I live and love and share. Pharmacist rats got Cancer when Thank you. Lord, for sun so bright Floating decimal It makes me feel I can do right. they had NO Vitamin E. As the moments slowly pass. Further experiments have shown a certain TYiple function clear -point shows 25 Years Ago mission from Conservation Commission to But I could save the shrinks all that trou­ and inquire about their families. Not being Help me taste them to the last. Note to Readers: dollars and cents Mrs. Louis Heard of Lydall St. is chosen construct $6,000 classroom-shelter at Andrew ’Fully is taking his first holiday ble. I could tell them that horses are a horse. I’m too smart to feed them sugar degree2gree ofot protection from the pollution of key p lu s- to represent local League of Women town-owned Oak Grove Nature Preserve. Thank you. Lord, for days that rain in two years. During his absence, we are stupid because they don’t get along with personally, but when encountering a s t ^ automobiles, pesticides and chemical poisons. pow er o a when possible. Voters at national convention in Atlantic Heaven’s tears to wash away pain. using a number of his favorite columns, me. on the street I dispatch a small boy with Some evidence on its possible mechanism of ac­ The frost and snow and morning dew City. State House of Representatives ap­ written over the years. His regular Although any nag with the intelligence an offering of the sweet stuff. tion is now known. Give praise and glory, Lord, to you. column will be resumed May 5. A veterinarian I know agrees that there 10 Years Ago proves bill insuring town right to extend of, say, a mongoose, would realize I am no A research paper presented bv Dr. Campbell, —CJiange sign for Lutz Junior Museum gets tentative per- utilities to potential industrial tracts. When evening steals upon the day. WASHINGTON — ’This town is hard threat to him, horses are mean to me. is such a thing as smothering a horse with Full And I have finished work and play, . affection. It is his premise that horses of the National Institute of Hearth explains that entering negative enough to live in at any time of the year With me on his back, a horse rears. He accumulating m I pray, my Lord, that all shall be because it is operated roughly along the runs too fast, especially when approaching have become dim-witted over the cen­ Vitamin E protects and makes more efficient the num bers. A new beginning — a better me. lines of an expensive loony bin, but a case the pverhanging branch of a tree. He tries turies because man has insisted upon following protective enzyme systems... m em oiy. BERRrS WORLD , Amen can be made that the horse season was es­ to bite. He wiggles and squirms and providing them with food, shelter and 1-MFO enzymes, which actually protects F. Salone pecially designed to send the innocent dances, trying to dump me to the ground, periodic pats on the back. In other words, MAY 1st at the 2 man from poisons by chemically changing them 75 Galaxy Dr. bystander up the wall. two miles below. (Horses also are too says the vet, horses react pretty much like P ercent sign for MANCHESTER to a less poisonous substance. Exclusive rig h t Manchester Starting with that sweaty swindle known damn tall.) people to the dole. Why think, when "add-ons, discounts, as the Kentucky Derby and proceeding somebody will be around with another HIGH SCHOOL 2- Aminolevulinic acid dehydratase in shift key fo r— This, I maintain, is a result qf insecurity m arkups, etc. through the Preakness in nearby caused by stupidity. Even a horse headed handout tomorrow? liver...and Aminolevulinic acid synthase in single digit With this expert opinion in mind, I in­ Baltimore and New York’s Belmont for the glue factory should be able to com­ BONE MARROW corrections. Stakes, what passes for Washington socie­ prehend that kindly old ’Fully, who is never tend henceforth to play the horses scien­ iHanrl^rBt^r ty goes horse crazy. Forced by Mama’s in­ tifically on excursions to the track. I will 3- Cytochromes b5 and P450 in all body cells. happier than when among his flowers, is Also, it is interesting to note that Vitamin E is in­ Algebraic logic for satiable lust for the high life to drop in on a the gentlest jockey he could find. It should lay no hard-earned dough on any steed that chain and autom atic genteel drinking bout, the male finds be clear to him that he could whip me with is getting unemployment insurance, or has volved in the endoplasmic reticulum, where 2 Ettpning'Mmli himself surrounded by red-faced types of three hooves tied behind his back. Wearing ^ been spoiled rotten by a rich owner. DNA and RNA controls the genetic processes of *Ontr$l4^ if you’re a fiavorite constant operations. f FOUNDED OCT. 1,1881 both sexes determine to tell him more 16-ounce gloves, he could put me away in Instead, my $2 will go on the entry that life, or death from Cancer. Published by the Published every than he wants to know about five-furlong was orphaned at an early age and regular­ Manchester evening except Sun­ two rounds. A very important factor, in order to have P e r s o r i ‘( o r i q i p l y fiw a f i m n i t e P e r s o n Publishing Co.. Herald days and holidays. workouts (breezing) and, worse, the Perhaps that’s the trouble — I’m too ly beaten by a wicked stepfather. Anybody Square. Manchester, Entered at the carefully regimepted love life of the know where I can find a self-nuide horse? Vitamin E work effectively, was the microscopic Acooount) an d depostt $250. Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., nice to horses. I always say hello politely Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second costlier thoroughbred. •r ; THE amounts of selenium, ^lenium is found in Need a little encouragement to save? Hartford National’s savings and investment ' j (Area Cods 203). Class Mall Matter. It inevitably turns out that these experts Brewers Yeast and Tuna fish. 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Loranger New Town Planner ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES X Bottling Co. of Miliis, Mass, S h e H c r a t b Admitted Monday:, Sandra son, RFD 8, Vernon; James 2, Rockville; Christopher VERNON and Safety A{q>liance8, Adams, Pine St., M andiei^; Root. Brooklyn St., Rockville;. Shelsky, RFD 8, Vernon^ Mik. , I ( ^ E. Loranger, 24, of Esnuxid, R.I. Area Profile Deborah Sosebee and dan^ter, SUPER Sharon Boyington, Enfield; Lawrence Soucier, %>ring St., Wakefield, R.I. was appointed For two yea^s be was Beverlee w ew ster, R ^ 2, Rockville. Vernon Gardois, Vernc«;':BSd- Vemon'a town [damier Monday enq>loyed as a full-time math Tollmid; Barbara Gagnon, ytst- Discharged Mcmday; S c ^ e niund Stubbs, Grovb/ St., night, by toanimoas vote (d the teacher at St. Raphael’s PZC To Seek Opinion non Ave., Rodnille; Mturtin Bogdan, Grand Ave.,. Rockville; (lenevleVeUlckkas, Farmland Sun Lake Brand Town Cmmdl. He will assume ^»dem y, Pawtucket, R.I. He Galvin, RFD 2, Tolland; Joq. Rodreille; Thomas Kmr, Burke Stafford Springs Carrie L his duties in V onon sometime also was diairman of the math Gilbert, Stafford Springs*, Rd., RockviUe; David MiUer, Vandestadt, Bludierry Hill Rd., We Reserve Hl-I next month. department and served in On Campgrounds Use Cande Goulet, BandroR M ., Pillsbury Hill, Rockville; Jose Tolland; Mra. Sylvia Yoder and The R ight HEW CANNED Lwanger is leaving a position various consoling positions. R odn ille; Margaret Harrigan, Pedraza, W. Main St., son. Manor Lane, South Wind­ April I I - aetfi To L im it MOSER FARMS as a senior planner with the He has been with the j m T i^ Rd., EBbgton; Miduel Rockville; Jonathan Rich, RFD sor; Michael Zuraw, Scmiers. Q uantities . DRINKS Warwk±, R.I. Dqiartment of Warwidc Department of City TOLLAND Barney Yost to add a second Jones, Brookside L ^ , Ver­ City Plan. In that capacity his Plan since September, 1972. Vivian Kenneson floor anl a tw o-^ry additim to non; Dorothy Kaminski, HAM LOW FAT MILK ALL nJlVORS major reqxwsibllity has been While there, some of his work Correspondent the (dd Wanat Restaurant and Village SL, Rockville; Jonde 725 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE in the area of municipal projects included; Preparing a Tel. 875-4704 garage mi Rt. 196 also was KeUy, Hpf&nan Rd., Ellii^ton-, finance. He also has had capital improvements plan, a ’The Planning and Zoning referred to town counsel. Ann Kulich, Metcalf Rd., numerous experiences in other Laixl Use Plan, public facilities Commission Monday moved to Althou^ the zmiing is cor­ Tolland; Phyllis Landry, RFD a^>ects of planning and transpwtation plan; was obtain a legal opinion from rect, and it is not non- 4, Rockville; Bernice Patter­ DOUBLE S&H GREEN 3-lb. $ 3 8 9 LorangCT was bwn in Albany, advisor to the Zoning B o ^ of town counsel regarding a conforming; the mriginal CUSTOm FROmiNG N.Y., and has been a resident ^ Review and the Planning pit^iosed campground. building is too cliM to the road. •ALL1YPUOFMATS. STAMPS WEDNESDAY Can M 7 J W Rhode Island since 1960. He Board; worked on amending The Child Evangelism Camp The PZC agreed the additions, 1 1 '? . SILK, LINEl), OUMAP. GKASSCLOTH earned a badielOT’s degree in the subdivision regulations; has used its 27 acres off Sugar probably to be used as office •OVER 350 MOULDINGS mathematics, cum laude, from prepared grant applications. - ri-.t-v., --•■’g.’ - ijy . Hill Rd. as a campground on oc­ space, would improve the looks. •REGULAR b NONGIARE Providence College. He earned Also: Designed and im­ Yost claims now the mily use Chicken-Of-The-Sea John E. Loranger casion fo r the ten years it has . o \ GiASS this in three years by taking plemented a citywide data owned it, said the Rev. John for the buildings is for car SWEETtlFE summer and evening courses. and was commissioned a se­ base; prepared advisories on Buck of New Britain, state rqiair service. COjSi. \ BLOCK. MOUNT CHUCK STEAK He earned his M.C.P. cond lieutenant in the U.S. such things as minibike director of the Child llie PZC also tabled a request f O f t t \ 0 FRAME MARGARINE LIGHT CHUNK (Master of Community Plan­ Army Corps of Engineers upon regulations and sewer user Evangelism group. by Dick Lee of Madrid Corp. for needlepoint & 1 lb. Ctuirtani ning) degree from the Universi­ graduation. He attended the charges and helped design Present regulations require two lots off Anderson Rd. To be ty of Rhode Island where he playground sites. CREWEL USDA Engineer Officer Course at Ft. campgrounds to have a located behind the old gravel TUNA FISH woriied as research assistant Belvoir, Va. and is now a first Loranger’s starting salary minimum of 40 acres, however, pit, Lee said the gravel bank OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 for two years. His master’s lieutenant on inactive reserve will be 114,000 and he will be so the PZC will await a ruling would be regrad^ and the Choice thesis dealt with the impact of 2 status. allotted up to 91,000 for moving before acting on the request by houses built in the wooded area ranoving the property tax on His past woik experience in­ expenses. He was married in the non-profit religious behind it. The commission bams Apple F irs t the spatial distribution of cludes being a news reporter 1971 to the former Janet Dupere organization, tabled actim until after Lee’s ART GALURIES L L r residential development. and disc jockey for WRKO, Inc. of Rehoboth, Mass. The couple Long-range plans are to erect apartment zoning hearing May M AM CHtSTU PARM AN 11? 5 m 59 i i While at Providence College of Boston and a quality control has one daughter, Kristin cabins and buildings for a year- 5 at 8 p.m. at the Tolland Mid­ N«xt to ForbMN S W«H«on m n i Cut « he was in the ROTC program supervisor for Cliquot Club Marie, seven months old. round camp, but for now use dle School. wiil be from June to The PZC did approve plans September. The Rev. Mr. Buck for the elderly housing project said if it is approved, the main and the Gehring Rd. firdiouse. HIRslihg Farms 2 buildings will be erected first. Democrats To Hear Houley BONUS BUYS Cabins proposed for the future USDA CholM ShouMir Cot <1 S O KIELBASA...... ,b M . 2 9 will contain no heat or plum- LONDON BROIL lb. ■ * 9 1 ^ CotonM VAe VERNON the Ellington High School Pinochle Winners bing. Commercial Addition USDA Gholcs Top Rouml or SWEET UFE The Vernon Democratic cafeteria tonight at 8. ’Tickets Winners in last Tuesday’s A request by developer Tn^ffnm cTcaif *1 T O TASTY TEN FRANKS....ib.w9 Town (Committee will meet will be available at the door. Senior Citizen pinochle group TOP SIRLOIN STEAK lb. mom nmse Merchandizes prizes and door AGWA tonight at 7:30 in the meeting were: Stella Filip 708; Joe AIL PURPO^FFEE room of the First Federal prizes will be awarded. Kincmann 685; Joe Gessay 679; Stanford U. 8 1 S L A ALL BEEF FRANKS...... « > .8 9 * Proceeds will benefit the Savings and Loan, Park Pl., Eric Anderson 645; Doris CUBE STEAK...... » . 5 l O V MoauKnaiiM B A e Rockville. Seti. Robert Houley Religious School of the Stiebitz 641; Beatrice Minor Brings Back will be the guest spe^er. (>>ngregation Knesseth Israel, 695; Bill Wormsted 679; Bert USDA Choica Fresh COLD MEATS Pinney St., Ellington. ‘D’ Grading The committee will hear a Edwards 673; Ted Leboc 641. # W SRvar Floss a a ^ TIM Mobile Office GROUND BEEF...... lb. report on the raffle to be con­ Thursday tournament STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - Frozan.. m Al Can ducted to raise money for the The mobile office of Cong. winners were: Doris Stiebitz The Faculty Senate at Stanford Automolive < SAUERKRAUT...... 3 9 * committee’s treasury and will Christ(9 her Dodd will be at the 652; Elfrieda Weber 639; Ann University has restored “ D” SMELTS...... 2-lb.Bafl —From The Dell— w . , also be asked to fill a vacancy Tri-City Shopping Center, Ver­ Flechsig 596; and Alma Dit­ grades for undergraduates, tapoilad______7 9 ^ on the committee. non Circle, Wednesday from 1 trich 584. partly to give the “ C” grade DaGosta Braakfaat S Mi ■ Mi^ Nnpomii Sisterhood Bingo to 4 p.m. A Dodd caseworker No pinochle was scheduled more status than that of just a LINK SAUSAGE...... «>. * 1 • 1 9 SWISS CHEESE «Alb. The Sisterhood of Knesseth will be on hand to meet with his for today. Tournament play will barely passing mark. Israel will sponsor a bingo in constituents. Future schedules be I h u r ^ y at 1:30 p.m. in the For Ue past four years, the SwKh’t (WMar Addod) S n Capital Farms PROGRESSO for the mobile office will be an­ t Lottie Fisk Building, Henry school has run an “ A-B-C-pass” SPRING CLEAN DAISY R m »>. 1 < 3 9 COOKED SALAMI nounced on a weekly basis. Park. system of grades. Bogam's Long A Short C h ■ A '!ilkOBaMS»i r a i ■ a SOUPS New Museum BEEF FRANKS...... * 1 . 1 9 CHICKEN ROLLS Assorted ^ V At Lexington Bogner's Varieties J A ■ LEXINGTON, Mass. (UPI) .. WIb. A 12-oz. pkg. ^ 1 . 0 9 GERMAN BOLOGNA — An American history Days! KIELBASA museum has opened in this GROCERY SPECIALS I Boston suburb where the first a m a shots of the American Revolu­ Vtaklora ■■£9 41 sweetuw DUPONT ■ tion were fired more than 200 DOPONT - CAT FOOD S r I . O O TOMATO CATSUP 4 5 * years ago. TAR REMOVER lOe Off Label em0^^ WIsMioim Oahixs The Museum of Our National CHROME POLISH Heritage opened Sunday HANDY, ALL AROUND CLEANS AND POLISHES ELECTRASOL .33» 7 9 * FRENCH DRESSING . . . 4 5 * located on a 22-acre site. It CLEANING SOLVENT P • Polishes and removes • Removes tar, road oil, features an extensive collection rust from chrome plated of exhibits tracing the growth grease and old wax bumpers • Safe, efficient for all M&M MARS BARS...... 79* PlfeHiliNG .... 49* and the development of the • Easy-to-use liquid MNndax United States. finishes Island Farm 3 1 ^ 1 WINDOWw Tn DOW CLEANER ...... 11... 3 9 * The museum was designed as Sale n u a i Sale CUT ASPARAGUS...i.

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Gustafson^Sadloski Parking Lot Bid Rejected Give Heralb Luncheon Set for Seniors MORlj coffee and tea. BOLTON ducted by the Rev. Sherrill tm m im n ti COVWRY mittee, told the council last Councilman Hank Grabowki Donna Holland ’Two door prizes donated by Scales Jr. Monica Shea night tlu t his conunlttee would said, “I’m ready to inarch on Calendar Correspondent toe Bolton Pharmacy and toe A reception will follow the Open 24 Houn Delly Correspondent reconunend toe town accept 5.8 toe State (^pitol to oppose this. 646-0375 ^ Bolton Notch Package Store service. FOR EMERGENCV SERVIGE miles of paved road and 6.2 We need the money as much as BETTY’S NOTEBOOK 742-9495 Of Events All Bolton residents age ^ or will be awarded. Bulletin Board miles of dirt road from toe lake toe cities and we are being The regular meeting of the -Abiy By BETTY RYDER The ’Town CkMmcil Monday over are invited to a luncheon The Public Building Commis­ association and to maintain penalized under this formula.” SOUTH WINDSOR Bolton Senior Citizens Club will night, after receiving a report Wednesday from noon until 2:30 sion will hold an unscheduled t these roadsiuid possibly repair ’The council will send letters follow the luncheon at 2:30 p.m. Mobil on the cost of installing a Judy Kuehnel p.m. at Herrick Memorial Had an opportunity to^et a trout just in case he ran out Market on Sunday, May 4. play their merchandise may them and install drainage. to toe State Capitol indicating meeting tonight at 8 at the HEATING OILG parid^ lot behind the apple Correspondent Park. Church Celebration bird’s eye view of the of luck— he did.— but didn’t ’The tables wUl be set up in do so by calling 646-7786 for Hurley recommend^ that its unhappiness with thi%lype of Town Hall. orchard at toe Town Hall for 644-1364 ’The luncheon is being spon­ The vicar and Mission Coun­ The purpose of the meeting is beautifol Financial Center resort to such rabter^e as th e parking lot at further details. toe co u ^ take over aU dirt formula. OIL BURNER A the parking of school buses, South Windsor Sewer Com­ sored by toe Democratic Town cil of St. George’s Church invite in Hartford recently while thawing out a fish. (He was McDonald’s on W. Center St. roads before S^tember, 1975 so ’The council also received a to discuss the drainage system HEATING INGTAHATION tu ra ^ thumbs down on toe mission will meet tonight at 8 in Committee. Candidates in the toe public to join with them in a for the tennis courts and the only kidding anyway — we toe town would be eligible for letter from toe Comprehensive attending the opening of the and prospective customers Forgiveness request. It will instract toe toe Town Hall. upcoming May town election celebration of the Holy think). state funding for unimproved, Emergency Training Act agen­ maintenance building at the 643-5135 bids for the ^ g io n a l Oc­ can browse and hopefully “Forgive you? — Oh, oj Zoning Board of Appeals so that ’The South Windsor Planning will be in attendance. Eucharist together with the ad­ high school. C « n t f roads. cy astog that Gerald Lavoie be 315 at. MxnohaUaf Huhhy Wears One cupational Center at the He had a good day -r buy from a large assortment course, dear, a dozen times the Mass Bus Ck>. would con­ and Zoning Commission will They will greet residents as ministration of holy baptism on The conunlttee is requesting given back pay for toe time that H t^ ord National Bank & armed with new fishing gear of items from 10 a.m. to 5 tinue its search for a perma­ meet to n i^ t at 8 in the Town they arrive and escort them the occasion of toe church’s a week. We women were a three-man town road be was unjustly laid off. ’The and a young son in tow — p.m. nent parking area for its buses. HaU. into the park building. patronal feast Wednesday at Trust Co. created — forgiveness but to crew dedicated to do nothing council having some discussion Ring Too Many The ZBA had given permis­ The South Windsor Exchange The luncheon will include 7:30 p.m. HNB hosted several town they headed for a nearby Tables are still available speak.” Ella Higginson but work on association roads, voted to acf that it was not its sion for toe buses to be parked Club will meet tonight at 6:30 in sandwiches, salads, dessert. The celeSration will be con- officials and guests to a stream meeting other and any groups or in­ (1862-1940). which they estimated, to cost intention to grant Lavoie back on South St., but after personal the Lounge on Sullivan Ave. luncheon in its 26th floor enthusiastic fishermen dividuals who which to dis­ about $40,(W0 with a net in­ pay when be was reinstated. differences developed between On April 27 toe club travel executive dining rooms and along the way. crease to toe town of $25,000 ’The council met in executive By Abigail Van Buren toe bus company and toe land forum will be presented. HAVE YOU AN conducted us on a tour of its Casting and reeling didn’t . because of toe use of toe pre­ session to discuss a personnel C 1t7lbyCMeaaaTribuM-N.Y.N«ntyiid.,lnc. owner toe buses were moved to South Windsor Senior Citizens ISuperb elegant facilities. do a thing. But the blow sent matching funds accounts matter after Ckiuncilman A1 EVENT SCHEDULED VIGWAY the Old Zollo’s grocery store at will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday From the luxurious board supreme was when a young and state funds. Cuilli indicated that he was not at St. Margaret Mary’s Church THAT CALLS FOR toe comer of Rt. 31 and Daly pleased with toe actions taken DEAR ABBY: Do you think it is all right for a rooms we got a glimpse of bay seated nearby and using Hall, Hayes Rd. The South FOOD? Rd. by Allen Sandberg, town supposedly happily married man to accept (and wear) a ring the heliport atop the gold, only a stick and a piece of | The Mass Bus Co. was given a Councilman Richard Breault, Windsor Women’s Club will It may be a wedding, a I given to him by an unmarried coworker? line hauled in a 12-inch trout. manager, on four items: OSHA conduct a Military Whist Card banquet or just an informal | They thought they were tough glass-walled Financaj APRIL 2 M AT 7:30 P.NL temporary permit to park its who is also chairman of toe requirements, the purchase of Well, that is what my husband is doing, and it is causing Center, the top five floors of Well, he reported, he real-1 buses on this site in January. Lake Rehab Committee, told Party, and persons with card get-together of a society, until the stranger faced a lot of trouble between us. To me, a ring is no ordinary gift. toe (Tummisk property, work on tables are asked to bring them lodge or some friendly group. which have b^n taken over ly didn’t want to have fish ALL WELCOME That temporary permit will re­ toe council, ‘"rhere are 1,100 the Coventry Lake Dam and the them with a book It has much more meaning. main in effect until the ZBA homes in the lake area and this with them. Do you think she is trying to tdl him something? If she by the United Technologies for dinner anyhow. At least | annual Town Report. SiKTirai acts. represents about 37 per cent of The St. Francis of Assisi fTe Are Prepared to w ant^ to show her appreciation for favors rendwed (like Corp. of Fast Hartford, that’s what he said. After coming out of executive Church Ladies Guild in South PAT BOONE IS Ond WiHmson «iih ERK ESTftUM 2 The report, developed by Er­ the town’s population. We on Serve You to Your fixing a flat tire), wouldn’t a necktie or a wallet have been formerly United Aircraft session toe council made no JACKIE GIROUX • DINO OiflUPPI • JO ANN R08INS0N nie Wheeler, zoning agent; the committee feel it is Windsor will hold a rummage more appropriate? Corp. formal motions and did not dis­ Complete Satisfaction Sctmvinbr DON MURRAYind JAMES BONNET Congratulations Donald Holmes, deputy reasonable and right of the sale in the church hall at 673 When I saw that ring on my husband’s little finger, right cuss what had happened in Uiiwb)flALPNCMM«CIWl The heliport, reportedly Congratulations to the I sanitarian; Mike Pesce, town to take over and maintain Ellignton Rd. Friday, April 25, Our catering service is set up I next to his wedding band, I was deeply hurt. We have b ^ n one of Uie h ip est in the executive session. from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, to be flexible enough to ac- | Onacd b,00N MURRAY married for 24 years and need your help to settle this eight lovely young women superintendent of streets; and these roads as the homeowners country, is raised up from The council did instruct the April 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. commodate any size f Produced trr DICK ROSS disagreement. who competed in the Miss Richard Galinat, director of in the lake associations are town manager that work on the The 1975 telephone direc­ gathering. Why not call us and riiMCD IN caSTWa n COlDfl RING TROUBLE the roof by several braces, Manchester Scholarship [ ’ maintenance at the schools, in­ taxpayers.” PfiiNTS n r TfCMNtCOiO« dam spillway was not to be tories put out by the South talk over the details? there are nets surrounding it Pageant Saturday night. dicated a cost of $58,925 for the The committee’s first started until the easements installation of a one-acre Windsor Chamber of DEAR TROUBLE: Your husband’s coworker had no (we suppose so they don’t We’ve often thou^t what I recommendation of work to be were all legally signed. SOUTH UMTED METHOMST CHURCH GP" 2 Commerce and supported by bnmness giving him such a personal, symbolic gift. And he lose any windblown a difficult job it must be for parking lot that was completely done would be to remove toe ob­ Garden Grove Caterers. Inc. 1226 Main StrMt, ManchMtar, CL T«l. M7-9141 local advertisers will be dis­ APRIL 24 (nd 2S (Thura. A Fri.) 7:30 p.m. was equafiy capable for having accepted it. I think your passengers), and a stairway judges to select only one drained and paved. vious rocks and install drainage TELEPHONE 649-5313 - 649-5314 man is wearing one ring too many. Merk Photo An additional $12,000 would in toe lake area roads. Show F ilm s tributed at the end of the Donation: Adulta - $1.50 leading up to the landing winner, when they all work WELDING month. Sludonta a CMMron • $1.00 The Booth Dimock Memorial Mrs. Richard Gustafson Jr. pad. be needed to install four un­ The council received a letter DEAR ABBY: I’ll bet a lot of people got a good laugh out so hard for weeks before the I derground gasoline' tanks and from Gerald Stevens, House Library will show movies at the It was nice to see, but we pageant. of reading about the 37-^ear-old mama who went to stay at Joanne Sadloski of wide-brimmed yellow hat and another $40,250 to erect a minority leader, indicating that library during this week of her daughter’s home while daughter was having a baby, and can’t seem to get too Manchester and Richard carried a bouquet of miniature Miss Mary Cadorette of building 35 feet by 50 feet which under the formula proposed by school vacation. ended up falling in love (and into bed) with her son-in-law. enthusiastic about taking a Gustafson Jr., also of yellow and white carnations. East Hartford captured the would house an office, storage Gov. Ella Grass©, the town Movies will start at 1:30 p.m. In fact. I ’m sure some people thought it was a phony letter. ride at that particular “air­ CLINIC would only receive state The movie “Hard Rider,” title with Lee Scott and area and one bay for Manchester, were married Bridesmaids were Miss Teri I didn’t laugh, and I didn’t thh^ it was phony because port” . Lauren Hall, both of maintenance. revenue sharing funds of about about rodeos, will be shown on that is exactly what happened to me! Fourteen years ago, April 19 at St. James Church, Gustafson of Manchester, the Manchester. As reported previously in Manchester, as first and se­ A copy of the report and a $1,600 instead of the $16,000 it Wednesday and "The Magic AR¥HUR my own mother came to stay at my home while I went to &e bridegroom’s sister; Miss Lin­ ’The Herald, HNB came in letter will be sent to the Board received this year. Horse” will be shown hospital to have my second baby. Yqs, my husband and my The bride is the daughter of da Brown and Miss Linda cond runners-up, respective­ 942 MAIN STREET I LET ARTHUR'S FILL YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION FREE DELIVERY 40 WEST MAIN ST. of Education, Planning and The letter said that the Thursday. mother "fell in love,” and mom left my father and two other Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sadloski Sr. Findlay, both of Manchester. with the low bid for the ly- Zoning Commission, the Zoning money would be going to the 17 The Junior Women’s Qub will D O W N T O W N 7 DAYS A WEEK - JOIN THE GROWING NUMBER OF YOUR R O C K V ILLE children to trek across the country with her “true of 48 Hollister St. The They wore gowns similiar to center bonding. The entire program, spon­ Board of Appeals and the Mass. large cities in toe state rather conduct a craft program on love’’—my husband! bridegroom is the son of Mr. that worn by the honor atten­ We couldn’t help but sored by the Manchester MANCHESTER 643-1505 NEIGHBORS WHO ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF US. COMPAREI 875-9263 Bus Co. informing them of the than being appointed on a per Friday, at 1:30 p.m., to be held I divorced my husband and have since remarried. My and Mrs. Richard Gustafson Sr. dant except in green. wonder if we’d still have Jaycees, was delightful and council action. capita basis as in past years. at the library. brother w d sister are now grown with families of their own. of 17 Division St. been served lunch — if HNB WALGREEN PHARMACY We have never forgiven our mother for what she did. She The Rev. Louis Cremonie of .William Peoples of much credit should be given William Hurley, chairman of The council has already Children six years and over SPECIAL VITAM IN C 250 MG M FG. LIST Manchester was best man. had lost. to Richard Lawrence, the roads subcommittee of the figured the $16,000 into next are asked to pre-register at the no longer writes or calls any of us because she knows that St. James Church pefformed MULTKE VITAMINS BOTTLE OF 100 TABLETS 1.49 EACH we want nothing to do with her. She chose her path, and the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Ushers were Edward Sadloski But they’re nice people. general chairman of the Lake Rehabilitation Study Com­ year’s budget. Children’s Room of the library. 2 / ( of Manchester, the bride’s now she must walk on it. Ralph Maccarone was organist. We don’t really M ieve they event, and Diane Del A ONE YEAR SUPPLY STRANGE COINCIDENCE The bride, given in marriage brother; and James Balesano would have sent iis all home Gaudio, a former Miss OUR REG. by her father, wore a satin A- and James Jackson, both of hungry. Manchester, who 365 TABLETS REG. or WITH IRON 1.39 DEAR STRANGE: ’The coincidence is even stranger line gown designed with Em­ Manchester. than you think. Others wrote to say that when mama was choreographed the show. pire waist outlined with lace A reception was held at the Empty Frying Pan We hope our lovely Miss Shaw Talking to Residents sent for to keep the home fires homing, the marriage went and seed pearls. She wore an KofC Hall in Manchester, after BUY 2 AND SAVE Waited all day Saturday Manchester 1975 will have Im i l t i p 'M BAND-AID up in smoke. elbow-length veil of silk illusion which the couple left for Orlan­ PWO an enjoyable reign as she BOLTON every person living in Bolton on ting a planned program in order 2 .9 9 RECOMMENDED BY OUR and carried a bouquet of do, Fla. They will reside in for the fishermen to come lYlbrt*tt\ plastic strips DEAR ABBY: Will you please state what you think is a home. They finally arrived represents our. town at a Donna Holland either a person-to-person or to bring all roads in Bolton up to PHARMACISTS AS AN A "sweetheart roses and baby’s Manchester. A UNIQUE SPECIAL TO decent amount of time to mourn the loss of one’s deceased OVERHEAD “To me the most enlightening neighborhood gathering basis an acceptable standard. Mrs. Gustafson is employed late in the day — empty- variety of functions V A L U E P A C K mate? breath. way of improving town con­ prior to the election. Admittedly it is impossible to SAVE YOUR DOLLAR OUTSTANDING VALUE Miss Karen McCreary of by Life Insurance Marketing handed, save for a few slim- throughout the coming year. I was 100 per cent loyal and stayed by my husband ditions is, and will be, to get out Shaw said although many do in a two-year period, he said, Cape May, N.J. was her sister’s and Research Associates. Mr. my worms, rain-soaked during a long and terrible illness. He’s bem dead for six andi-.^alk to people,” said problems facing people are the but the program could be set up matron of honor. She wore a Gustafson is employed in the WELDING months, and I am terribly lonely. clothing, dismantled fishing I Flea Market Lawrence (Larry) Shaw, same no matter where they and the future could be planned. MANPOWER LYSOL yellow Empire waist velvet Materials Control Division of A L K A PHISOAC I am 44, well-educated and know a very attractive, poles, and unsmiling faces. The Organization of ’The Democratic candidate for live, it is apparent there are Shaw said all town problems ANTI-PERSPIRANT professional man in his middle 50’s who has b ^ n a widower gown with ivory crepe collar, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Divi­ One friend said he Handicapped (OTH) will problems which are particular that conie to his attention would CREAM % oz. SPRAY bolero jacket with ivory crepe sion of United Technologies selectman. SELTZER for a number of years. He has asked me out, and, frankly. purchased a frozen rainbow He said he learned that after to certain areas. be analyzed and a priority list MFG. LIST 1.19 7 O Z . sleeves, and cuffs. She wore a Corp. in Rocky Hill. conduct a benefit Flea WITHOUT ASPIRIN TO COMBAT ACNE I’d like to date him, but my fiiends say it’s too soon—it he personally visited about 24 He said if he is elected he will set up from which to work. OUR REG. 99‘ P would be disrespectful to my late husbwd. What do you residents in the northeast cor­ make it a definite point to talk Shaw said he would en­ "NEW PRODUCT” think? to residents, make himself courage the formation of a LIMIT 2 WONDERING WIDOW ner of town to talk about their FBI Agent To Address particular problems. readily available to residents, committee, BACUP, Bolton- BOX OF OZ. and sincerely and strongly en­ Action by Citizens to learn M FG. LIST DEAR WONDERING: ’The time to show “ respect” for Shaw said he will at least courage residents to come Usual and Unusual Problems, 36 TABS PRICE 98‘ STOPS WETNESS one’s mate is while he (or she) is living. Six months is long visit some residents in all areas LIMIT 2 Communion Breakfast forward with their particular to assist in learning any COMPARE & SAVE enough. Date him with a clear conscience, and don't listen of town prior to elections. MFG. LIST 1.25 FROM THE MAKERS OF •'..i The Democratic hopeful said problems. problems residents may have FROM THE MAKERS OF LIMIT 2 to your friends. Special FBI Agent Dewey L. Tickets are $2 for adults and AS FLAT he is extremely sorry he will 'The Democratic candidate so an honest attempt can be LIMIT 2 ON THIS SPECIAL OLD SPICE Santacroce of Vernon will be PH ISOHEX 3 1 for children and may be ob­ not be able to visit each and said he will work toward get- made to solve them. Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal guest speaker at the Campbell tained at the KofC Home. New, Pure and Gentle Council, KofC, Communion SAVE reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. SUCRETS Breakfast May 4 at the KofC WELDING A.R.M. disposable douche... Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. HAVE YOUR NEW LOZENGES For Abby’s booklet, “How to Have a Lovely Wedding,” Home fo’lowing a 7:30 a.m. ALLERGY RELIEF MEN'S a diffefent and better way to douche send SI to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beveriy Hills, Mass at the Church of the Fire Said of Suspicious Origin JAR OF 55 Calif. 90212. Hease enclose a long, self-addressed, stamped Assumption. ABOUT MEDICINE HAIR MFG. LIST 79' (204) envelope. Santacroce has been a special REGULAR MENTHOL agent with the FBI for 20 years TOWN VERNON acres were blackened before said, was called to a chimney CHERRY 20's fire at 47 Vernon Ave. and while SPRAY with assignments in Hartford, ////:. ///: A7: o / O f . / / / / ; A fire of undetermined but firemen from Vernon, New York and Chicago, HI. A Rockville, Bolton and Tolland fighting that a call came in for 13 O Z . CAN Temple Chapter, OES, will suspicious origin destroyed a NEW PRODUCT graduate of Suffolk Law School, contained it. a grass fire near the Little meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at two-story bam to the rear of FROM THE MAKERS OF CONTAC Boston, he served with the Chief Johnson said Vernon League field in Henry Park, 1 . 3 9 LIMIT 2 the Masonic Temple. ’The of­ property at 911 Bolton Rd., Ver­ M FG. LIST Marine Corps for two years in firemen also responded to two Maguda said the grass fire is ficers will exemplify the degree non Monday afternoon. ■ PRICE 2.51 EXCELLENT PRODUCT TRY IT AT THIS LOW Korea. He and his wife Claire under investigation. COMPARE & SAVE work with Carol m Nelson, Vernon Fire Chief William small grass fires on Valley AT A LOW LOW PRICE : have six children. 3 AIR CONDITIONER Another call was received for LIMIT 2 TO SAVE YOU MONEY! INTRODUCTORY PRICE MFG. LIST 1.49 worthy matron, and Paul Ber­ Johnson said the fire, which is Falls Rd. and later a fire THE BABY Ernest J. Harriman of Ver­ a grass fire behind the nard, worthy patron, presiding. under investigation, touched off burned off some two acres on non vrill be toastmaster at the Amerbelle plant but it was WALGREEN SERGEANTS UDIES Refreshments will ^ se rv ^ a brush fire which was fanned Reservoir Rd. SYLVANIA IS NAMED communion breakfast. Police extinguished when firemen after the meeting with Mrs. INSTALLED by the high winds. Some four The Rockville Fire Depart­ FOLDING It Chief Joseph McCooe is arrived. SPRAY Lillian Leggett, Mrs. Esther ment, Chief Donald Maguda I SACCHARIN UGHT handling tickets and meal plan­ Boutin, Allen Mark, son of Lionel R. and Christine R. Maloon Wolcott and Mrs. Dorothy GRAIN ning. AREA Va nCK KILIER Reinohl serving as hostesses. BUIBS Boutin of 6 Cedar St., Rockville. He was bom April 12 at THRU THE WALL 1000 TABLETS MFG. LIST 1.69 OUR REG. 3.99 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Correction POLICE ASSORTED COLORS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maloon of 343 Kelly Rd., Vernon. His pater­ Linda Sutton of Bloomfield All people who are han­ ,/HtPf nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poulin of New dicapped and live on the east FREE M other Reserves ike best... 6 /$ l performed the rifle twirling Michael Socha Jr., 19, of 12 Haven. routine at the Miss Manchester side of the river, who are under IF YOU ACT NOW! Windermere Ave., Rockville, 8 O Z . 65, are invited to attend the J* 60-75-100 W ATT" Scholarship Pagent Saturday was charged Monday afternoon 1 .9 9 Page, John Paul, son of Donald R. and Catherine Coope Page MFG. LIST 1.49 and not Lauren Hall of members social meeting of the with second-degree larceny 3 PACKAGES OF 2 WHY WAIT UNTIL YOUR A Unique buy brought to you by of 95 Foster Rd., South Windsor. He was bora April 12 at Manchester as stated in Mon­ Organization of the Han­ (theft of a motor vehicle) TOP QUALITY AT A BULB TOTAL AT ONE DOG IS SCRATCHING our Warehouse Manager Manchester Memorial Hospital. 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M l h H t 24 GOLWAY STREET / 809 Main StraaL Manchastar IH W hU I MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE MASTIR CHARGI CARD Noi ft' ' I'onsdilf 1f>f T VI"*'i' NEXT TO STOP jiid SHOP Call belore 8 P.M . / DAILY THURSDAY IS 9 P.M. iO O toSaO * Phona B4a-0E»1» or 646-9155 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 22, lg75 — PAGE B!i levBlN PAGE TEN -- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tueg.. April Oj 1975 MAJOR I Boxscores AMERICAN LEAOUE ^Wilkes Top LEAGUE New York Boeln ■brbU abrhbl STANDINGS T h e Ballard Wilder than Wind, LEADERS W U te lb 444ICutoU 3000 M ad d oxef IllOEvmsrf 4020 In Walloping Bosox Bonds rf 412 2 Ystrinuk lb 2 0 0 0 NBA Rookie Natiwul Lcngnc ------Munson c 513 3 Cooper lb 10 00 w~ -/Leading Batten f I Johnson (Bi 8 2 2 1 Lynn c f 3010 Herald Angle ) '-(Baaed on IS at ball) Eaat P b d d b t f 412imcedb 4000 NEW YORK (UPI) — They both left the UCLA campus I National Leilagui « . I. p e t g.b. BOSTON (UPI) - The In spite of winning, Dob­ N ettksZ b 4112 Montgmry C3000 CTticago 7 3 .W9 - Conard Stops Indian Skein g an r Alomar 2b 9 010 Black well c 2110 for the NBA this season with reputations as winners. Bill 10 25 2 Pittabnrgh 5 4 M 6 m By Earl Yost New York Yankees son had some complaints. “ I Mason as 4 0 0 0 Burleson ss 3 0 0 0 St. Lovia 5 M m 10 38 « 15 .417 Walton, the No. 1 draft choice, got the money but Keifo 6 D obson p 0000 Grilfinlb 2000 'Philaddphia 5 5 590 2 t 38 8' IS .417 celebrated Patriots’ Day by need a good feel of the ball, Wilkes got the honors. Sports Editor A od rew lb 2010 playing very well, people began New York 4 6 400 I problems issuing 10 bases on credi on strikes. Shortstop walked, the sixth ani| IS 51 6 21 .412 By Len Auster The Indians’ other run in being very democratic especially for my breaking H eise3b 4011 ’This season was supposed to to talk about it and I realized Montreal 3 7 500 4 balls. In every inning except Ray Sullivan then made a U (2 5 17 .4G6 L e e p 0000 seventh free passes issued Boone, niil . U 33 4 13 JM —they scored off all four stuff and the ball today was belong to Walton; all the ad- Wilder than the wind, the third and seventh, the fifth was also unearned. Drago p 00 00 that I was a candidate for the sensational stop of Bill by winning hurler Bill Unsid', NY 10 » 8 IS 385 Boston Red Sox pitchers, slippery.” M o re tp 0000 vance publicity said so. But the WeM Congratulationa Due Champions which gusted up to 25 miles Maloney singled to left, Gartek W 7 16 2 6 375 Rookie of the Year award. w. 1. p e t g.b. Conard had the lead runner McGahie’s hard shot to the Aksamit, who struck out Pole p 0 0 0 0 red-haired center with a per hour, Bruce Ballard swiped second, and scored Mangual, Mtl 10 36 4 13 361 Bill Lee, Dick Drago, Roger i^ e ^ e r it was the wind or ’ToUls 38 12 16 U T o t ^ 33 1 6 1 “ Even though we had a win­ San Diego 7 4 536 - Congratulations are due Dom DeDominicis and Gail on. 10 42 5 15 357 San Francisco 7 5 5 0 4k right of second, getting the eight. Jack Malonby Ci^.fUI Moret and Dick Pole, on not, something was going for New York 400001010-12 propensity for injuries and ning season, we went through a finally couldn’t get out of as centerfielder Mike Tan- Gilbert Free Agent Boston 000000001-1 Los Angeles 8 6 571 4k Hampton the 1975 Men’s and Women’s Division Duckpin Errors of omission and runner at first with voicing his opinions, soon found spell when we were losing a lot Atlanta 7 7 500 14k grounded to shortstbp A m erk a n League their way to a 12^1 American Dobson as Dviright Evans’ in­ E-Hason, Lynn. DP-New York 1, trouble in the bottom of the credi had trouble with the Cincinnati 7 8 .417 2 Bowling Tournament winners following another successful commission aided the win­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The g an r h pet. Boston 2. LOB-New Yoric 5, Boston 9. his rookie season turning into a of games and we weren’t Calabrese scoring the tying Quinn, who made the putdut League victory. field single was the only hit Houston 4 U 5 0 44k event at the Holiday Lanes. Credit for another fine job in ninUi as Conard High pushed ning rally. Mark Calabrese treacherous wind and New Yoik Rangers confirmed (M fli,G a l U 34 4 18 328 2B-Whlte, Bonds, Bladrwell. HR-White nightmare of allegations, run. Paul GosseUn on a 1-2 at second but relayed wide (1). SF-NetUes, Bonds. playing very well. But with the across two unearned runs dropped Baliard’s two-out WWlo. NY 5 19 8 10 . 326 The slumpii^ Yankees, 4-7 Boston managed to get in rumors and denials. In the end, handling the details is due Paul Correnti and Amy Pirkey of led off with a slow bounder offering lined a single to left of first allowing Sullivan to that their All-Star r i^ t Wing B ry;, Minn 5 15 4 7 .457 ip h r er bb so type of guys we had, everyone Monday's Resulte for a 3-2 decision over fly. this season, got Bill Lee in seven innings. It wasn’t until Dobson W 1-1 9 6 1 1 4 7 he had played only 35 games Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 1, niabt the Holiday management.. .Coming up this weekend will be wide of third which third plating the winning run. score. Rod Gilbert had become a free O irew , Minn 10 28 6 13 .484 hung together. In a situation Conard knotted it in the Munion, NY 10 40 3 17 .425 trouble during the first third the bottom of the ninth the Lee L 1-1 323 10 8 8 1 1 and turned the Portland ’Trail San Francisco 4 CincinnaU 3, 10 inns, qualifying for the Town 10-Pin Bowling Tournament at the Manchester High yesterday baseman Blair Anthony agent. Drago 11-3 2 2 2 1 1 like that, when you’re not night Manchester had broken a Bm ' 8 29 5 12 .414 of the first inning, by getting in West Hartford in cold, ei^th, an unearned marker The New England Whalers O ii , 12 44 2 16 364 hapless Red Sox managed to M otet 2 2 1 1 2 2 Blazer management and fans playing well, it’s very easy to Sm Diego 4 Houston 0, night Parkade Lanes. Bemie Giovino, Parkade manager, has faiied to go after. George 1-1 deadlock in the top of the Manchctler ( ) P(de 2 2 1 1 0 0 2 as. all tallies were in this af­ have the World Hockey U) 33 6 12 384 four runs off four hits and a get on the scoreboard with against him. get down on yourself, down on biting weather. ABRHE S ; m u ' 13 50 8 IS 380 WP-Dobson. followed the custom in the past of allowing the duckpin night then laid a sacrifice ninth with an unearned run. Today's Games SuUivan, ss 4 1 1 0 Association rights to Gilbert, R ikU, Oak walk. T3:45. A-18,SB1. Wilkes, by contrast, eased The Chieftain victory gave fair. Quinn walked, took se­ 6 17 5 6 353 three hits, allowing Bob your teammates, down on (All lim es EDT) play to be completed before he starts his search for town bunt down third which OdeU, c f 3 0 2 0 Carbo, Boa Sullivan and Bob Odell who scored 97 points this Boston Manager Darrell Texas Oakland through his rookie year with everything because nothing’s Los Angeles (Rau 1-1) at Atlanta them sole possession of first M a lon e, c 4 1 1 0 cond on an infield out, and Heises to deliver the run. champions in the big pin game...Gail Hampton, new Anthony threw wildly to ab r h U ab r h bi (Morton 3 0), 6:00 p.m. Balliuti, p 5 0 0 0 season. H om e Buna almost as little effort as he going right. You just have to piace in the CCIL at 4-0 scored as Anthony miscued Johnson said “ If you walk New York, meantime, Tovar U 5110 North cf 4101 San Francisco (D ’Acquisto 1-1) at women’s town duckpin champ, is the daughter of Howie first with all hands sale. Koepsel.u 4 0 0 NaUonal League: Evans, Atl, Cey and C on ard (3 ) 0 Davis cf 5 010 Campnrs ss 5111 seems to exert on the court. accept the fact that you can’t Cincinnati (Nolan 0-1), 12:30 p.m. while the Indians fall back ABRHE NIcohi, 2b 3 0 0 0 on a grounder by GosseUn, LA,Kingman, NY and Luzinski, out to the mound in this kind was on a romp helping Dob­ Hampton, for years one of the town’s top Ballard, who threw close to R a M e 2b 3101 Bando 3b 4 2 2 1 The tag line on Wilkes, San Diego (SpiUner 1-1) at Houston 4 12 0 Antbmy, 3b 4 0 1 2 N.L, Player win every game. All you can do Calabrese, c his throw getting away from of weather and don’t have son to his first win in three Burroghs rf 3131 Hopkins p r 0 1 0 0 (Griffin M ), 8: » p.m. at 3-1. Manchester’s next tilt 4 10 0 Tasillo, lb 2 0 0 0 American League: May, Balt 4; Lynn, throughout his playing days at bowlers...Baseball rules specify that protective batting if not more than 200 pitches, Knight, lb Hargrove lb 4 211 3b 0 0 0 0 is go out and give your best ef­ Pittsburgh (Ellis 0-1) at Montreal Garman, rf 2 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Bos, Potrell, Clev, Briggs, Mil, Jackson, control of your pitches, decisions with a six-run is Friday afternoon at 1 Quinn, 2 1 1 1 first baseman John TasiUo. ROY WHITE Spencerdh 10 0 0 Jackson rf 2110 UCLA when he and Walton (McNally 2 0 ), 3:15 p.m. helmets must be worn by all players, college, school and then walked Bob Quinn for 5 0 0 1 Quesnel, rf 2 0 0 0 Oak and Burroughs, 1 ^ 3. fort.” Tancrefancredl, cf Ken Reitz, more noted for his you’re hurting. The other fourth inning. Ten pin- Grieve db 2 0 0 0 HWshngtnpr 010 0 St. Louis ( M c G lo t ^ 10) at Naw against Fermi High in En­ 4 0 11 Manchester stranded 12 were making the Bruins nearly Wilkes topped Atlanta’s professional, and while running the base paths, protective the third time loading the McGahie, rf glove work, Tuesday was Harrah ss 413 3 Fosse c 0 0 0 0 York (Koosman 0 0 ), 2:96 p.m. 4 0 10 Totals 33 2 5 2 guy (New York pitcher Pat stripers went to the plate in field. GosseUn, If runners whiie Conard had 13 Buna Batted In winds and 45 degree HoweU3b 4010Rudilb 4122 unbeatable, was that he was talented forward, John Drew, Philadelphia (Twllchell M) at Chica­ hats must also be worn in schoolboy and c o lle ^ te play. bases. 2 0 0 0 000 010 001 2 named the National League’s Pons, Zb Manchester National League: Wynn, LA IS; Evans, Dobson) had control of his that inning, seven of them Sundberg c 3 00 0 Williams dh 5 0 1 2 go (Bonham 1-0), 2:30 p.m. Ballard, who struck out a Conard left on base, Ballard aided temperatures at Fenway “ smooth as silk.” At just under and Kansas City-Omaha’s Scott The junior righthander ComeUus, Zb 3 0 0 0 000 000 OU 3 . Player of Uie Week on the basis AO 12; Monday, Chi U ; Bench, Morgan Lovitto ph 10 0 0 Tenace c 4121 Aksamit, p 3 0 10 SB: Maloney, Anthony 2, Quinn 2; BB: and Perez,' (% i 10. pitches and it was easy. Lee Park, Dobson said “If I hitting safely, as Drago 6foot 7, Wilkes has the knack of Wedman in the 23rd annual record 21 in his first start, by two doubieplays in the B ib b y p 0000 CWshngtnU 4220 Wednesday's Games 2 temporariiy postponed the BaUard 10, Aksamit 7; to : Ballard 15, of a strong offensive perfor-' American League: May, Bait 14; Hisle, Miniature Dust Bowls was high in the first inning. Foucault p 0 0 0 0 Gamer 2b 3 010 running as hard and playing as Pittsburgh at Montreal fanned 15 but had control Totals 31 3 0 3 Akamit 8 eariy innings. mance. Minn 13; Burroughs, Tex 11; Bochte and never have to pitch in this replac^ Lee. It was all over balloting of writers and broad­ inevitable getting Mike Tan- ’Thomas p 0 0 00 Odom p 0 0 00 tough as anyone else, but St. Louis at New York With a lack of rain in the past few weeks baseball Chalk, Cal 10. “ You can’t yank a pitcher weather I’d be happy.” but the shouting. Brown p 0 0 0 0 Undblad p 0 0 0 0 casters in the 18 franchise making it look a little easier. Philadelphia at Chicago diamonds have been turned into minature dust bowls. Play after one-third of an inning He> added, “ I didn’t pitch Yet Roy White, who led Umbarger p 0 0 0 0 Fingers p 0 0 0 0 cities. With each member city Cincinnati at Atlanta, night Stolen Baaea Totals S 6U 6 Totals 36 U 128 Wilkes averaged 14.2 points receiving one full vote, Wilkes Los Angeles at San Diego, night has been suspended numerous times until the windblown National League: Cedeno, Hou 10; and then wait another five or any differently this time New York with four hits and Texas 000310090-6 i-nlght per game and', as one of the had 7.621 points. Drew 5.111 and San Francisco at H oustw, 2, twl- dust settled...South Central Community College showed up Morgan, Cin and Lopes, LA 9; Cabell, six days at this time of than I did in New York last a walk, in addifion to scoring r Oakland 010509J190-U Grad, Rodgers Third Turkey Day Hou, Lintz and Mangual, MU 3. E-Harrah Z Gamer, Hargrove, Bur­ most important contributors in Wedman 3.768. Seattle’s State Native, Wesleyan roughs. DP-’Texas 1, Oakland 2. U )B - Jtmerican League: Bivers, Cal, Otis, year” to pitch him again, week when they beat me. I four runs, hit his first home for its baseball game against Manchester Community the Golden State Warriors’ Leonard Gray had 1.167 and College last Sunday at Mt. Nebo with just nine Third the past two years in the annual Five Mile KC and North, Oak 7; Patek, KC and Johnson said. gave them everything I run of Uie season in the Texas 6, Oakland 9. American League Nelson, Tex 6. 2B-Hargrave, Harrah, Campaneris, runaway of the Pacific Divi­ Atlanta’s Mike Sojourner 0.333. East players...Skip Olander, MCC coach, isn’t superstitious. Road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving morning was Facing brisk 30 MPH have, the same old stuff.” eighth. Rudi, Darts. 36Bando. HR-Hairah (2). sion, Monday was named the w. 1. pet. g.b. SB-North, Davis, C. WashlngUm, Harrah. 2 Boston 6 4 500 — Bill Rodgers, winner of the Boston Marathon yester­ t Pltehlng The former UConn pitcher wears No. 13 on his baseball un­ Rodgers Sets Marathon Mark S-Gamer, SF-Randle. NBA’s Rookie of the Year. Milwaukee 6 4 500 — (Based o n m ost victories) day. Ip h r er bb so Governor Signs Baltimore 4 4 500 1 iform. He’s got his charges hustling and if they continue to NaUonal League: Morton, Atl and After all these years, Wilkes BIbby L03 513 76664 Detroit 4 4 500 1 Sutton, LA 34); Carroll, Cin 3-2; Stone, improve they may able to do an about face in the Greater Rodgers was also the first schoolboy finisher in the Foucault 23 3 2 2 0 0 seems finally to have stepped CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI) Geveland 3 4 .40 14k old man” in a race, he recalled. Chi, GuUett. Cin, MesKramitb, LA, Thomas 1 2 3 0 2 0 1 2 out of Walton’s shadow. New York 4 7 564 24k BOSTON (UPI) - Bill 1965 holiday run here while a student at Newington McNally, Mtl, Underwood, Phil, Jones Dark Little Relieved — Gov. Arch Moore of West Hartford Twilight League this summer. Pat Mistretta, Then he began training in Brown 0 1110 and McIntosh, SD and Montefusco, SF 2- “ 1 wasn’t thinking in terms of Virginia Monday signed into MCC director of athletics, reports the Collegians will Rodgers never ran a earnest. High. He was also 18th in 1966 and then did not Umbarger 13 1 0 0 0 0 0; Capra, AU, DIerker, Hou, Marshall, Rookie of the Year at the begin­ Weal return until the 1973 Five Miler. Odom 3 2 3 5 3 3 2 0 law legislation allocating |852,- w. I. pet. g.b. again be sponsored by Matt Moriarty in the summer marathon he didn’t Uke. In his first two efforts in the LA aM Denny, St.L 2-1. As A’s Start Hitting U n d b U d W 2 3 4 1 3 5 3 3 1 0 A m erlcaiT 'L eague; Ryan;- Cal 44); ning of the season,” Wilkes 500 in state funds to the Kansas City 9 2 518 - Fingers 1 10000 league. Last year the Cougars wound up last in the Eastern And now he’s hooked on BAA Marathon, Rodgers was Oakland 9 4 50 1 Fitanorris, KC and Champion, Mil 34); Brown pitched to 1 batter in 8tb. said, “ because I really just National Track and Field Hall less than noteworthy. He was Blue, Oak 3-1; eight pitchers tied with 2 O lifornla 6 5 545 3 Division. the time-honored 26-mile, NEW YORK (UPI) - Alvin Rangers, 11-6. BOWLING W P -B ibV 2, Undblad. wanted to play. When we were victories. of Fame. Minnesota 5 8 50 5 385-yard event which dates forced to drop out in 1973 when Dark can feel a little relieved In the only other AL games, T3:SI. A-25665. Texas 4 8 533 54k back to the ancient Greeks. leg cramps crippled him. After Local Men in Boston today. New York routed Boston, 12-1, MOUNTAIN DEW- Anne Minnesota California Chicago 3 9 550 64k Buckner Out - ab r b bi ab r b bi Job Well Done running a steady fourth in the ’The Oakland manager had Minnesota defeated California, Rodgers, 27, captured the Gagnon 188-196-548, Linda Ford cf 4 0 1 0 NetUes cf 4 2 1 0 Monday's Results 1974 edition, he dropped to 14th LOS ANGELES (UPI) - ’The Ferrer ss 5110 Rivers If 4110 Plaudits for a job well done go to Lee Ann Gundersen, Boston Marathon Monday after­ expressed a deep concern about, 8-6, and Kansas City at Chicago Brown 216514, Sandy Kershaw New York 12 Boston 1, morning Brye rf 4 2 2 0 Harper dh 3112 when leg cramps attacked Los Angeles Dodgers have and Baltimore at Milwaukee Unluckiest N.L. Pitcher Oakland U Texas 6, i ^ t publicity chairman for the Manchester Swim Team, who noon in a record 2;09;55. his team’s anemic hitting at­ 181-203-186570, Bee Moquin 186 Darwin dh 5 011 Boente lb 412 0 Minnesota 8 California 6, night again. placed'outfielder Bill Buckner tack following Sunday’s were rained out. Soderhlm 3b 4 2 1 0 Chalk 3b 4 0 2 1 tabulated the results of the 44-event two-day meet last ‘"The mile is the glory event Russell Time Best 202-540, Lee B ^ n 182-502, Terry Kansas Gty at Cliicago. night, ppd., Hisle U 5 3 4 4 Stanton rf 4110 “ I thought 1 was in for a on the 15-day disabled list and doubleheader sweep of Two of Oakland’s sleepy rain weekend and turned them in all typed for publication... Mt. of track, I suppose,” Rogers Cardiie 188, Sandy Beben 186 Kusick lb 5 0 3 1 Rodriguez c 4 0 0 0 In Instant Conversion Baltimore at Milwaukee, night, ppd., replay this year. My legs recalled outfielder Charlie Minnesota in which the A’s hitters finally awakened. Sal Borgmann c 3 0 1 0 Rem y 2b 2 0 0 0 Nebo will be reserved for iSvilight League baseball said in the locker room, “ but 501, Peg Craig lW-468, Eiinina rain I’ve fallen in love with started to go,” he said, “ but I For Marathoners Manuel from their Pacific managed only 11 hits in the two Bando tripled in one run and Aceto 204-488, Betty Richardson Gbinez ss 2 001 Sudakls ph 1012 rather than throwing only with Tuesday and Thursday nights this season for Moriarty was in the lead and I felt com­ Carew 2b 0 0 0 1 Doyle 2b 1 0 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - marathons. I don’t want to run Coast League farm club at games. In the opener, scored another to highlight the 176478, Sheila Price 191-186551, Butler p 0 0 0 0 Ramirez ss 2 0 0 0 my arm. As a result. I’m Today'slay I Games Brothers and Manchester Community College home Randy Jones of the San (All Times EDT) anything else. mitted, that I had to maintain it Albuquerque. A’s’ biggest inning of the Dottie Whitehead 478, Lou Tou- Burgmeier p 0 0 0 0 U enas ph 1 0 0 0 stronger at the end of games ill games...Gene Johnson, who will again serve as playing and win.” H asslerp 0000 Diego Padres appears to Kansas Gty (Dal Canton 00) at “ I’d definitely like to get on ^ Buckner sprained his left season, five runs in tbe fourth, tain 475, Sue Kreider 453, Donna because I’m not putting as (Jileago (Kaai' 1-6), 2:15 p.m. American League Blateric p 0 0 0 0 have made an almost instant manager with Moriarty’s, reports his team will appear in the U.S. Olympic team but Rodgers worked hard to get By Earl Yost ankle while sliding into second and Williams knocked in two Strattman 475, Charlotte Pena p 0 0 0 0 much strain on my arm.” (Cleveland (G. Perry M ) at Detroit the opening game on May 22 against Bristol, the site to be ready for this year’s 79th an­ base against the ^ n Francisco runs in the eighth. Joe Rudi also Scott p 0 0 0 0 conversion from the un­ (LaGrow 10), 2:0 p.m. there are so many things which There were 2,392 official entrants in the Boston Wemmell 456____ Kirkwood p 0 0 0 0 The Los Angeles Dodgers New York (Medich 21) at Boston nual BAA Marathon. He trained Minnesota’s Bert Blyleven announced. It will either be St. Thomas Field in Bloom­ can happen.” Giaqts here Friday night. His drove in two runs for Oakland. Totals 37 8 14 8 ToUIs 34 6 9 5 luckiest to the most im­ defeated the Atlanta Braves, 2- (Wise 10), 3:0 p.m. Marathon yesterday including 10 men who registered out struck out 12 A’s. PARKADE JUNIORS- Ken Minnesota (Grttz 02) at California field or in Bristol. The Bell Town Garden Center of East In only his sixth marathon, with 100 to 140 miles of running ankle was placed in a cast Sun­ Mlruiesota 010311011— 8 proved pitcher in the 1, and the San Francisco Giants of Manchester. “ I wish we would start hit­ Twins 8, Angels 6 Leitz 187-506, John White 455, California 103 002 000—6 (Tanana 00), 4 p.m. a week. day. , > E-NetUes, Kusick, BuUer. DP-Catifomia won, 4-3, in 10 innings, over the Baltimore (Palm er 1-1) at Milwaukee Hampton has been admitted to the Twi League Rodgers seems to have found certificate with his time and Rod Carew’s sacrifice fly in National League. “ I ran 200 miles one week. I ting,” lamented Dark. “ When Mike Kopp 176186506, Paul 1. LOB-Minnesota 8, California 4. (Broberg 21), 7 p.m. membership, Johnson added. The Gas House Gang opens his place in the track world — The best showing by a place after the computer is Examining his 1974 record Cincinnati Reds in the only Texas (Jeiikins 12) at Oakland don’t know what it did for me Johnson Recalled you’re not hitting, you have to the eighth inning broke the Hart 186-483, Dale Lundy 478, 2B-Kusick 2, CJuIk, Sudakis, Brye. 3B- drills Thur^ay night. Former major leaguer Gary though time was there didn’t local man was the time of Hlsie. HR-Hisle (2). SB-NetUes. S-Gomez and looking at his 1975 perfor- other National League games. (Holtzman 1-1), 11 p.m. physically, but it was a good consulted. compensate in other ways.” game’s third tie and paced Matt Gluhosky 180-499, John A seem to be any place for him. BALTIMORE (UPI) - SF-Harper, Carew. The Padres scored two runs Waslewski will again pitch for the locaU. “ We should have 2:38 by Bob Russell, AAU Woykosky, Roy and Ogden No sooner had Dark spoken Minnesota to its victory over Jenkins 216-522, Charles ip h r er bb so Rodgers, a Newington, Ck>nn. psychological advantage,” he Righthanded reliever Dave with the help of shortstop Roger Wednesday's Games a pretty good club,” Johnson said. Aluminum bats will be chairman for long distance all succumbed to the than the wish was granted. California in a contest played Hartley 226543, Kevin Sullivan Butler 523 8 6 3 2 4 National League Kansas City at Oakland, idght native now living in Boston, added. Johnson, called up twice last Burgmeier W 1-0 313 1 0 0 0 0 Metzger’s error in the second Texas at California, night permitted for the first time this season...Andy Baylock, running in (Connecticut. Monday night the A’s came under protest by Angels 457, Laura Higley 481, Roger once gave up track, bought He accumulated an im­ dangers of distance running seafoh from the Rochester Red Hassler 4 1 3 7 5 4 1 4 mance is Uke looking at the inning and added single runs in Chicago at Minnesota freshman baseball and football coach at UConn since 1963, pressive record en route to his Bill Rodgers, who sur­ up with their loudest of fensive Manager Dick Williams. Larry Poudrier 216176187-577, Rob Blateric 123 4 1 1 0 1 Geveland at Detroit himself a motorcycle and took and all suffered stomach \^ii|?,’ lias b ^ ii fedalled by the Pena L 0-1 113 1 1 1 2 0 work of two different the fourth and fifth. Dave Win­ prised by winning in 2:13.i28, explosion of the season when Hisle had four hits for the Courtright 199-504, Steve New York at Boston will be honored with the Outstanding Contribution Award up cigarette smoking — up to a ultimate goal — the Boston and leg cramps and blisters. Baltimore Orioles and sent to Scott 23 1 1 1 1 0 pitchers—and, as a matter of field had two hits for the Padres Baltimore at Milwaukee, twilight they slammed out 11 runs and ’Twins, including a three-run Lestage 206455, Mike Jordan Kirkwood 1 1 0 0 0 3 at the annual UConn Club dinner May 9 in Hamden. half-pack a day. Marathon. He finished third in is well-known in Manchester The times for each runner, Milwhukee for a two-game stint fact, the 25-year-old left-hander while Bob Watson had two of 12 hits in ripping the Texas homer. 185-525, Jim Shelton 212-494. WP-Pena. p Baylock is a former varsity football coach at East Catholic It seemed Rodgers was the 12-kilometer race of Moroc­ having taken part, in four Sheckley said, could easily against the Brewers. T3:58. A-16,291. says that’s pretty much the the six hits off Jones. MCC Women High. destined, however, to be a dis­ co, edging, among others, Five Mile Road Races on have been three to five NATIONAL LEAGUE story. Dodgers 2, Braves 1 A Olympic marathon champion “I’m a different type of Andy Messersmith, a 20- tance runner. Thanksgiving, including last minutes faster. The start of Los Angeles Atlanta Win in Softball Frank Shorter. In Decenqber, pitcher this season,” Jones game winner in 1974, pitched a Now a graduate student in year when he placed third. the 26 mile, 386yard grind Tucker, Cone Win in AAU Swimming Meet ab r b bi ab r h bi special education at Boston he won the Philadelphia Lopes c f 2 0 0 0 Garr if 4 0 0 0 said, after beating the Houston six-hitter for his second Dropping a 22-12 verdict Among the Manchester from Hopkinton caused M oU U 4 0 1 0 Perez 2b 4 0 0 0 marathon. Kim Annis (SB), 6. Anna SUorsky (H) Astros, 4-0, Monday night and straight victory for Los Angeles Saturday was the Manchester ciollege, he was a middle dis­ entrants, behind Russell and Meagher (H ), 4. Leslie Scott (M ), 5. San­ Wynn cf 3 0 0 0 Evans 3b 3 0 1 0 ‘ "The Boston Marathon, it’s many.unseeded runners to ’Two Manchester swimmers 2:06.9. (immunity College women’s tance man at Wesleyan Univer­ dy Marshall (M), 6. Louise Slovensky Lacy 2b 1110 Lum lb 4 010 extending his string of con­ while Buzz Capra suffered his their times were; Tom 200-yd. free 13-14 boys: 1. Ed East Golfers just the greatest event in the wait at least several copped blue ribbons with first Garvey lb 4 0 0 0 Baker rf 4 0 1 0 secutive innings without softball team to Northwestern (F ) 2:27. first loss for Atlanta. Rookie sity in Middletown, Ck)nn. as an Monkowski (H), Dean Kelly (L), 3. Chris Cey 3b 3 111 Office cf 4 010 Waites 2:47; Barry Sheckley placements In the fourth annual 200-yd. I.M . 15-18 girls: 1. Betsy Community College in a game undergraduate, specializing in world,” he said. “ I’m really minutes before they could Johnson (SB), 4. Rudy Peiser (W L), 5. McMullen 3b 0 0 0 0 CorreU c 4121 allowing an earned run to 25. Henry Cruz doubled to drive in Manchester State Bank AAU Weisburgh (D ), 2. Katie Tucker (M ), 3. happy to have won it.” 2:49; Ripk Fritz 3:06; Larry cross the starting Une and Charles Chamberlain (W), 6. Bob Ferguson c 3 0 1 0 Blanks ss 2 0 0 0 “ That goes for my attitude and Lee Lacy with two out in the top called after five innings two-mile events. His roommate Sue Sherwood (W ), 4. Kim Annis (SB), 5. Cruz rf 4 011 Capra p 2 0 0 0 R o g e rs isn’t overcome with Woykovsky 3:15; Don Roy Meet last weekend at the O’Mahoney (N Y ) 1:56.6. because of rain. at Wesleyan, however, was Am­ the roads were crowded for Debbie Cone (M), 6. Judy Weisburgh (D) Auerbach ss 3 0 0 0 just about everything else.” of the ninth to give the Dodgers Sweep Pair -yd. free 15-18 boys: 1. Doug Hagen Manchester High pool. 200 MCC scored four runs in the brose Burfoot, who won the (UPI photo) his new found success, 3:20; Bill Ogden 3:27; Doc 2:27.4. Mssrsmtb p 3 0 1 0 Jones, now 2-0, had an 8-22 the win. the first few miles. (SB), 2. ’Tim Needham (S), 3. Jim TotaU 30 2 2 ToUIs 311 1 however. He has plans and Cp-meet sponsors were the 200-yd. I.M. 13-14 boys: 1. Ed 6 6 first inning but Northwestern BAA Marathon in 1968 and Warren 3:30. Times were Roasom (SB), 4. Mark Pacofsky (SB), 5. Los Angeles 010000 001— 2 won-lost record in 1974 but San Giants 4, Reds 3 The crowds were tremen­ Manchester State Bank and Monikowski (H), 2. Chris Johnson (SB), Coming home with two victories yesterday was the East hopes for his marathon career, John Frederickson (]V), 6. D oug AtlanU 000 000100-1 Diego Manager John Gary Matthews opened the came back in the bottom half of finished 32nd this year. Me and My Shadow not available for Bill Shea dous along the race route, 3. James Nowack (SY), 4. Ivor Catholic golf team with a pair of 5-0 decisions over Xavier but he tries to be realistic. Manchester Recreation Depart­ Burnham (M er) 1:58.3. DP-Los Angeles 1, AtlanU 1. LOB-Los the frame to score two and took “ Amby is a fantastic guy,” and Jim Wilke. Frederickson (W ), 5. Shawn Whittaker McNamara points out that the 10th inning with a double and despite the cold, windy con­ 100-yd. breast 13-14 girls: 1. Maria Angeles 5, AtlanU 6. High and Bulkeley High at Goodwin Park in Hartford. The Bill Rodgers Crosses Line the Winner “ I don’t put myself in the ment. (D ), . Guy Gundersen (M) 2:12.8 2BGfflce, Evans, Cruz. HR-Cey (4), Padres s co r^ a total of 16 runs eventually scored on rookie the lead with three in the se­ said Rodgers. “ He taught me Sheckley reported that the 6 Gyomber (H),2. Ann Smith (F), 3. Bethy ditions, and water, oranges Katie ’Tucker notched a dou­ 200-yd. I.M . 15-18 h oys: 1. John CorreU (2). S-Lopes, Capra. cond inning. Eagle linksmen are now 4-0 for the season, 1-0 in the HCC. really how to run distances. same class as Ron Hill, because Scheimann (N), 4. Lynn Dennis (H), 5. in 17 of those defeats. third baseman Doug Flynn’s finish at the Predential and encouragement were ble winning the 206yard Hiteshew (D Y ), 2. Jim Ranson (SB), 3. ip h r er bb so MCC scored eight runs in the he has so much more Julie Dark (N), 6. Ann Marie Lambor- Messersmith W 209 1 1 2 7 “ Actually,” says Jones, “ the error, giving the Giants their Mike Cooney, Jeff Torrance, Amby tried to get me into dis­ Craig Milan (D ), 4. Mark Pacofsky (SB), 6 experience,” said Rodgers of Center was very dis­ offered the thin-clads. . freestyle and 100-yard fly dino (N LY) 1:20.7. Capra L 21 9 62235 third inning highlighted by a Brad Strella and Tim LaFran- tance running, but I hated it. I “ I let myself get all out of customary walking or jogging. 5. John Frederickson (W), 6. tie Dan credit goes to our pitching victory at Cincinnati. Gary organized. By the end of the events while Debbie Cone won 100-yd. breast 15-18 girls: 1. Debbie T3:00. A-9256. thought road-racing was ab­ shape,” he confessed. Only after the cycle was the Englishman. It was Hill’s Ogden ran side by side Hinde (Mer), Martin Perry (H) 2:16.9. coach, Tom Morgan. He worked Lavelle, who shut out the Reds three-run triple by Elaine Pin- cis each won two with Torrance Ck>ne (M ), 2. K im Annis (SB), 3. Sue San Diego Houston East Net stolen in 1972 did he start run­ 1970 BAA marathon record of race the runners were the 106yard breaststroke. Both 100-yd. I.M. 9-10 girls: 1. Denis Reason with me last winter and during for the last 1 1-3 innings, was cince and a home run by Sally taking medalist honors with a surd.” In his two years out of track with old Johnny Kelley an Sherwood (W), 4. Wendy Kelly (H). 5. ab r h bi ab r h bi local girls took part in the 1618 (N L Y), 2. Kathleen Koke (D ), 3. JoAnn Hemandz ss 3 0 0 0 Cabell rf 4 0 1 0 Lentocha. But the hosts took 74 followed by Cooney’s 76 and Eventually, all racing lost its shoes, Rodgers committed the ning again. Even then it was 2;10;35 which Rodgers backed up a quarter of a the final two miles and KATIE TUCKER Leigh Berrien (M). 6. Polly Pierce (SB) spring training. Primarily, he the winner while Pedro Borbon Modean (H), 4. JoAnn Swanson (W), 5. B ^ e r t 3b 3 0 1 0 Andrews 2b 4 0 0 0 smashed. mile from the finish line age, group. 1:16.5. the lead for good in the fourth Strella’s 77. appeal for Rodgers. In 1970, cardinal sin among track only a half-hearted come-back, managed to just nip the 67- Dana aough (M), 6. Lisa Shepatin cier (NLY), 2. Kathleen Koke (D), 3. Torres 3b 1 0 0 0 Cedeno c f 4 0 1 0 showed me how to get more of was the loser. Johnny Bench hit GirlsWin “ He’s still a world-class ’There were 44 events in the Dana Oough (M), 4. JoAiui Modena (H), 100-yd. breast 13-14 boys: 1. Ed Gmbb c f 4 0 0 0 Johnson lb 4 0 0 0 with eight runs of their own. Results; East vs. Bulkeley — after running a sub-nine minute runners — he took up smoking. limited to jogging around the waiting to get into the (N LY) 1:18.0. my body behind my pitches a three-run homer for the Reds. year-old former BAA winner Monkowski (H), 2. Ivor Frederickson runner,” said Rodgers, “ and I two-day meet. 100-yd. I.M. 9-10 boys: 1. Alan Letendre 5. Denise Reason (N L Y ), 8. Liz Moriarty Winfield rf 3 2 2 0 Watson If 4 0 2 6 Cooney (EC) def. Marcel two-mile, he quit track, sup­ He also bought a street motor­ track at the Boston YMCA. chutes. (W ), 3. Dean K elly (L ), (h-aigh Stewart I v ie lb 4 0 0 0 R ader3b 4 0 0 0 Upping its record to 2-0 by a stride. Summary: (W L), 2. Jeff Saunders (N B Y ), 3. Bob (F ) :30.7. Oullette 2 and 1; Torrance (EC) posedly forever. cycle, riding instead of his “ I was beaten bv a 60-year- still have a long way to go.” (T ), 5. Kevin Annis (SB), 8. Keith Ander­ Sharon If 4 0 0 0 Jutze c 3 0 1 0 Each runner will receive a Little Johnny Kelley Bowes (Stam), 4. Jim Royston (u), 5. 50-yd. free 9-10 boys: 1. Alan Letendre yesterday was the East 200-yd. breaststroke -13-14 girls: 1. son (u) 1:11.4. Fuentes 2b 4111 Metzger ss 3 0 0 0 def. Art Pizzanello 3 and 2; RussSmiUi (M ),6. Bill Cbarbonneau (H) (WL), 2. Russ Smith (M), 3. Jeff Catholic girls’ tennis team with placed 161st. He won in 1957. Louise Slovensky (F ) 2. Anna Marie 100-yd. breast 15-18 boys: 1. Martin Hundley c 4 011 Crawford p 10 0 0 Strella (EC) def. Kevin Wotton 1:16.1. Saunders (N B Y ), 4. Jim Royston (u), 5. Jones p 3110 Granger p (kO 0 0 Lombardino (NLY), 3. Tina Peiser Perry (H ), 2. BiU Donahey (SB), 3. a 7-0 romp over Simsbury High Amy Burfoot, who has ruled 50-yd. breast 9-10 girls: 1. Liz Moriarty Bill CSiarbonnea (H ), 6. John Linnell (u) Easier ph 1 0 0 0 8 and 7; LaFrancis (EC) def. (W L), 4. Sharon Shreder (W ), 5. Chris Frank Williams (W ), 4. John Hiteshew at the Trojans’ wind-swept Square Mark

t PAGE TWELVE - MANf^RSTRR EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 22, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., April 22, 1975 - PAGE THm’TEEN ••••••#••••••••••••*•*•••*•• 23 Homoa For Bah 23 Homoa For Bale LEGALNOTICE Homee For Bale 23 Homee For Bale » NOTICES v:, FOR SALE by owners - 6-6 MANCHESTER VICINITY - ‘mra’ro worth llstonlnn to.” INVITATION •••••••^•^•••••••••••••••^•^ Duplex, just reduced. New roof Duplex on comer lot, one apart­ POLICE REPORT Lost end Found ; - 1 and gutters. Separate heating ment has three bedrooms the THE GOOD MUSIC, ----- . —------...... systems. Large yard. Good in­ otter has two. Tenants pay FAMILY NEEDED TO BID LCXST - Reward. Irish Setter, come property. Centrally their own heat and utilities. It. I NtALTOft Manchester area, answers to located. No agents. ISiown by Priced at $31,900. B/W realty MS The AAMCO Transmission prowler entered her bedroom GOOD SPORTS STATION MANCHESTER said. 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Attend FREE Introductory Meeting 26 d a y s ...... 64 word per'day plants and bulbs to name but Education solicits bids for Savings Bank of Manchester. 8 — Bonds-Stockt-Mortgagos 15 WORD MINIMUM . CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main Higgins was a passenger in e — Personal Loans Physical Education Supplies for Application made for payment. COVENTRY - 5 1/2 room dining room, fireplaced living come on out and enjoy the St., Manchester. Hours daily the car driven by Thomas W. Wednesday. April 23 10 -4 Insurance Happy A d s .. .82.00 Inch PLEASE READ spring. Also included a very the 1975-76 school year. Sealed Ranch, with brick front. room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ 7:30-5, Thursday 7:399, Satur­ Crary, 18, of 38Elsie Dr., police P e m n e lt 2 EMPLOYMENT Garage. Inunediate occupancy. age, immaculate condition. special three bedroom Raised day, 7:304. 6497958. bids will be received until 3:30 13 — Help Wanted YDUR AD said. The car was heading north ^l<5- Classified ads are taken pver VA no money down, conven­ $36,900. Philbrick Agency, Ranch with many extras, like p.m.. May 8,1975 at which time NEED TENNIS partner fori 14 — Business Opportunities Morra Says Fight Change on Parker St. when he turned FIANO’s'MOTOR INN 15 — Situation Wanted . Jhr'phons ae a convenlenca. tional financing $1,500 down. Realtors, 6464200. a conversational living room, REWEAVING burns, holes, into what he thought was they will be publicly opened. mornings - Cali 648-14M. ' -^ h e Herald Is responsible for Only $29,900. Pasek Realtors, ^pers, umbrellas repaired. EDUCATION oversized family kitchen, 2 100 East Center St. Ihe right is reserved to reject only one Incorrect Insertion and 289-7475, 7424243. Gerard St. but was a private 18 — Private Instructions CONTEMPORARY Raised fireplaced family room. A Window shades, Venetian any and ail bids. Specifications then only to the size of the Ranch - Large, modem kitchen blinds. Keys. TV for rent. In Revenue Sharing Plan drive, police said. Bonda-Stocke-Mortgagee 8 19 — Schools-Classes original Insertion. Errors which ...SofMon* must see home priced sell M anchester, Conn. and bid forms may be secured 20 — Instructions Wanted CLEAN 4 1/2-room Ranch, con­ Marlows, 867 Main St. 6495221. The car went over a small do not lessen the value of the with pantry, formal dining in the 40’s. to at the Business (Jffice, 45 N. may have dominium lived in one year, tile bank and turned over. It was MORTGAGES, ioans first, se­ REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor­ room with built-ins, living room « happy oUt bath plus shag caipeting, slate MILLAR TOEE Service, Inc. representative, and Robert towed away. Some damage was The Alpha Route to Permanent School Street, Manchester, cond, third.' All kinds. R ^ ty 23 — Homee lor Sale rected by an additional Inser­ with cathedral ceiling and BOLTON lose if they are to succeed in ef­ 24 — Lots-Land for Sale tion. entry, sliding door, large fieldstone fireplace from floor Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Houley, state senator, objecting done to the lawn of 147 Parker Weight Control Connecticut. statewide. Credit rating un­ Donna Holland forts to stop erosion of revenue Raymond E. Demers, 25 — Investment Property closets. Carport, tennis and to ceiling, redwood paneling, spraying. Fully insured. to the proposed change. St. Police are still in­ Sponsored by the Personal Development Institute necessary. Reasonabie. Con- 26 — Business P rop^ pool privileges. Huge clean sharing dollars. Business Manager fidential, quick arrangements. 27 — Resort Property four bedrooms, 2 full baths, Licensed. Free estimates. Correspondent Groppo and Houley are co- vestigating. basement. Possible 2 or 3 extra Phone 6493437, 6395354. 646-0375 If the proposed formula is ap­ Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 28 — Real Estate Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 We would like to express « large family room with chairmen of the legislature’s Help Wanted rooms. Nice neighborhood. $29,- fireplace, den or library, 5 proved it means the 13 big cities 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ MI8C. SERVICES 2 A proposed change in formula I our heartfelt apprecia-g 900. 646-6310. 647-1419 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) committee. in Connecticut will be getting a ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 31 — Services Offered sliding glass doors, 2 large for distributing revenue sharing Morra received a letter from 32 — Painting-Papering p: tion to the many friends, | decks, 2-car garage, large lot. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, lot more money than they did 33 — Building-Contracting MANCHESTER/South Windsor funds by the state could result the Council of Small Towns MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd p relatives and neighbors^ $68,500. Philbrick Agency, stumps removed, fully insured. in a loss of |6,000 to Bolton. and the smaller towns will be 34 — Roofing-Siding manufacturer OF - Seven-room Raised Ranch, Got a tree problem? Well worth (COST) saying the small towns mortgages — interim financing 35 — Heating-Plumbing pwho were so generous Realtors, 6464200. The town presently receives getting a lot less. central air-conditioning, 2 full a phone call. 742-8252. are going to suffer under the — eimeditious and confidential 38 — Rooring la n d kind during our re-:^ about 17,000 but if the proposed Morra urges all residents to Insight, intuition service, J.D. Real Estate 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage baths, 2-car garage, brand new MANCHESTER - Split 7 rooms, Lota-Land For Bale 24 proposed new formula. 38 — Services W4nted LADIES APPAREL carpet and wallpaper, family formula is approved it will only write their representatives Assoc. 646-1980. I cent Illness. |; 1 1/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, CUSTOM MADE Draperies, COST said big cities with has opaninga lot- axperlanced sawliig- machina room. 40’s. 644-2191. BUILDING LOTS - Manchester very reasonable work receive about 31,000. objecting. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MI8C. FOR SALE P Minnie and | modem kitchen, dining room, their tremendous clout and Aloysius Ahearn, state 41 — Articles for Sals opit|ratora and qualifl^ tralnaas. Excallant fringa * Ip Harold Barnsley | family room, fireplace, wall-to- residential area, approximately guaranteed, call anytime. 649 Richard Morra, first select­ political power are about to pull 42 — Building Supplies SAVE $$$! - HEBRON - U&R one acre, also other acreage representative for the 55th □ EMPLOYMENT 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Peta bai^fite. wall carpeting, garage, large man, with the full approval of and integrity Raised Ranch, charming lot, $45,500. railbrick Agency, available. Jackston Agency, off one of the biggest coups in 44 — Livestock the Board of Selectmen, has District, said he doubts veiy Apply at fireplaced living room, warm 6491316. ODD JOBS - Trucking, home revenue sharing history. much the proposed change will 45 — Boats S Accessories Homea For Bale 23 Realtors, 6464200. written to John Groppo, state It said there was no time to Help Wanted 13 . 48 — Sporting Goods fireplaced family room and repairs, yards cleaned. be passed. 47 — Garden Products MANCHESTER MODES, INC. color TV, eat-in kitchen, dining BUILDING LOTS - Vernon - Expeiienced handyman. Free 48 — Antiques MANCHESTER - three family - MANCHESTER He said he could be wrong but TOOL MAKERS - All-around 49 — Wanted to Buy PHIf 9TREH • MANCHESTER room, 3 bedrooms, tre^ acre two ready go $15,500 for both. estimates. Reasonable. 643- Youths Killed In Stolen Car there are many people against describe machinists and Bridgeport 7-7-5, separate furnaces, on quiet street with cul-de-sac. A T $31,900 Merritt Agency,to 6491180. 0304. parking, large loL Asking $43,- operators. Top wages, fringe RENTALS Minutes from Hartford and Here is a buy that is hard to the proposed change. 52 — Rooms for Rent 900. Warren E. Howland Monday in Stanley Park. benefits and overtime. Manchester. Low 40’s. Owner, beat. A six-room Cape Cod, GLASTONBURY-BOLTON fine TWO HANDYMEN wiU clean, WEST HARTFORD (UPl) 53 — Apartments lor Rent BAKERY SALESWOMAN - Realtors, 643-1108. Two 14-year-old New Britain The crash occurred about 2 Raffle Winners Experience preferred. Apply at 54 — Homes lor Rent HOMEMAKERS HELP People 643-5535. with a nice lot and close to - 130 acres, $185,000. Belfiore rake, lime, fertilize, mow, 55 — Business for Rent Experienced, closing hours, boys were killed early today a.m. on Bloomfield Avenue About 80 persons attended the Sol Cohen’s Paragon Tool Company, 121 in times of stress. 'Tne shopping. 3 or 4 bedrooms, Agency, 647-1413. maintainance of lawn seasonal. Adams Street. 56 — Resort Property for Rent weekends included. Call before COVENTRY - $26,900 - Three MANCHESTER - Older Dutch Cellars and attics cleaned. after a stolen car they were near the intersection of Sunny 57 - Wanted to Rent H^nchester Homemaker Ser­ beamte living room, almost Republican Spring Frolic at the noon, Parkade Bakery, 649- bedroom fuU-dormered Cape, Colonial on comer landscaped COVENTRY - 4.7 acres Reasonable prices. 6495305. Reach Road, just north of the 58 — MIsc. lor Rent vice is seeking mature women new furnace, much more. Call driving slammed into a tree, St. Maurice Church parish PHONE FROM home to ser­ 6820. basement, 100’ from private lot, features kitchen with built- situated on High Street, University of Hartford, police AUTOMOTIVE to fill openings on staff. ()ar beach, double lot, more. Tony Wasilefsky at 6495306 police said. center Saturday night. vice our customers for super ins, formal dining room, gorgeous view. T . P. Shea UGHT TOUCKING - Odd jobs. said. style of 61 — Autos for Sals HEAD HOUSEKEEPER - necessary. Training provided. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, The victims were identified Winners of the raffle were earnings. Choose own hours. fireplaced living room, den plus today. Agency, 646-6714. Cellars and attics cleaned, 62 — Trucks for Sale Inquire ^9511. 643-1108. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY by West Hartford Police as A police official said the car, Catherine Leiner, television; Call 647-1810. 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale mature experienced four bedrooms, and 11/2 baths, lawns mowed, small tree work. housekeeper with supervisory Frank Calvo and Donald stolen from a resident in Coven­ Enrico Fiano, 10-speed bike; 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles INVENTORY-Record Clerk - riced in the W’s. B/W realty, BABROWS&WALIACE ANDOVER - Treed 2-acre FYee estimates. Phone 643-6000. try, was noticed by a police 65 — Campsrs-Trallers-Moblle ability needed. Excellent fringe BOLTON LAKE - SmaU house IHiiiSiiilir HswHavN Motert Chaika. Sharon Preuss, Don Bombard ESTABUSHED REAL Estate Homes ■» Figure aptitude a must. ’Typing 17-1419. S4903M 3I7-1B18 72S-M1B home site with pond! Minutes cruiser to be traveling at a high reporting office needs two full-time sales benefits. Please apply in per­ with double lot on Lynwood g to Manchester and Hartford. GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick New Britain police said and Edward Delsignore, tickets 66 — Automotive Service son, Meadows Convalescent ability an asset. Contact Drive. Short walk to lake for CHiaika was reported missing at speed. But the auto crashed for two for dinner at the le. Wolverton Agency, 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Richard Tischofer, The Rourke- MANCHESTER VICINITY - $11,000. Terms. Call Warren E. service. Save your back. Call us Home, 333 Bidwell Street, boating and swimming. Ed­ Large older two-family with Howland, Realtors, 6491108. today, 528-0586. 12:30 a.m. by his mother who before the cruiser could give tors, 649-2813. Eno Paner Company, 261 SALT BOX - Large, country Coachlight Dinner Theatre. O Manchester. mund Gorman Agency, 646- good sized four and five room A kitchen with built-ins and said her son had gone fishing chase, he said. Weston Street, Hartford, 522- 4040. KITCHEN HELP - General 8211 for an appointment. An apartments and 50x166 lot, good fireplace, formal dining room, BUILDING LOT - Forbes ROGER LANDON - Will rake duties, various hours, must SHORT ORDER cook - starter or Investment. Priced in Street, l^ s t Hartford. 105x150’ leaves, clean yards, do any odd Help Wanted 13 equal opportunity employer. COVENTRY - Seven room Cape double door spacious center en­ work every other weekend. minimum experience mid 30’s. B/W realty, 647-1419. trance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 lot, sewers, sidewalks. $12,500. jobs. Very reliable, reasonable necessary. Good salary, good and 4 room Ranch on one lot. Liberal fringe benefits, good BOOKKEEPER - Experienced^ baths, 2-car garage, large lot. Call owner, 5691978. rates. For free estimate call starting salary. On bus Tine. CUSTODIANS - Experienced, working condition, good Cape has stone siding and full •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Roger at 647-1529. Also cars full-charge for shM dormer. Ranch income is Philbrick Agency, Realtors, East Hartford Convalescent -time days and evenings. benefits. Call 649-5271 for ap­ Builder/Developer. Full-tiine, BUYER8I 6494200. Bualneaa Properly 26 washed, waxed and vacuumed Home, 745 Main Street, East Chester - East Hartford. pointment. $155 monthly Lake privileges, at Jim ’s Amoco, Main Street. £ pleasant, new, modem office MO’S. L a P e n ta A gency, 8ELLER8I COURT CASES Hartford. Call 643-5691, 24 p.m. OLDER HOME - Large living GARRISON COLONIAL - 24’ BABYSITTER wanted - 1-2 facility. Send resume indicating R ealtor, 646-2440 or Lance Wb have customers waiting. experience and salary room with dining area, eat-in living room with fireplace, for­ CUSTOM Rototilling - Have hours daily Monday-Friday. Kozikowski, 742-7202. By not knowing each otter, “ Troy Bilt” rototfller. Will P RNs—LPs- We have full time PART TIME- Experienced in requirements to Box Y We’re both losingl kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, 3 mal dining room, 4 bterooms, 1 openings on the 11-7 shift. sales and other related services Keeney Street area. Reliable bedrooms, porch. Interior com­ travel. Gardens, lawns, flower COMMON PLEAS COURT Hartford, reckless driving, |75. • Agustin V. Vazquez, age Manchester Herald. LAND - Nice barn, three 1/2 baths, rec room, screened Excellent benefits, pleasant of life insurance department. person, likes children. 647-9072. pletely redecorated, 2-car gar­ porch, 2-car garage. $45,900. beds, large or small. Call 649 Geographical Area 12 • Kevin R. Fogarty, 17, of Rt. and address not available, il­ bedroom home, baseboard working conditions. Please app­ Apply Savings Hank of YOU SPEND money in your E&F ASSOCIATES, Inc. age. $33,500. Philbrick Agency, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 1895. East Hartford Session 83, Vernon, failure to obey state legal sale of heroin, nolled. His heat, Hutchins Agency, case has been turned over to the ly in person. Meadows Con­ Manchester. 923 Main Street, OUR PURCHASINB spare time, why not make REAL E8TATE Realtors, 6494200. 6464200. • Donald J. Pascale, 23, of traffic control sign, |20, and Manchester. Realtors, 64^3166. HOME GARDENS roto-tilled states attorney in Hartford for valescent Home, 333 Bidwell some, too? If you have 6-8 hours Realdentlal Commercial Somerville, N.J., murder, reckless driving, |25. Street, Manchester. DEPARTMENT TOLLAND - Authentic period Manchester, Bolton, Eiast Hart­ a week to spare, local Amway VERNON.- Three-bedroom 70 OAKWOOD DRIVE • Mark V. Alvord, age and further prosecution. WANTED - Truck driver and needs an energetic self­ Restoration. Main house built ford and Vernon areas. Call 649 nolled. A Hartford County distributor offers opportunity Ranch, maintenance-free vinyl GLASTONBURY, CONN. Superior Court bench warrant address not available, fourth- • William D. Moore, 20, of 9 WANTED - Grill help for lunch yard man full-time. Apply in starting extrovert, at ease on 1806, ell circa 1717. Ei^ht 8019 mornings or evenings. for good earnings. Phone 643- siding. Tremendous view. PHONE 633-9149 was served on Pascale bringing degree larceny, nolled (not Linwood St., and Thomas Hen­ hour. Apply at Ann’s Spot, 21 person at W. H. England the telephone. ’Typing, record 5998. rooms, two baths, five working son, 20, of 11 Orchard St., both Oak Street, Manchester. Lumber Company, Route 44A, keeping and common sense. Almost new, 2 baths, 2-car gar- fireplaces, two barns, ten LOAM, FILL, Gravel - Septic, his case to the higher court prosecuted). age, large wooded lot, charged with breach of peace, Bolton Notch, Conn. Jim Egin, Brokar acres. Call for details. sewer connections, bulldozing, without a probable cause • David Scott, age and ad­ Some working experience carpeted. Immediate occupan­ disorde 'ly conduct, and NEWSPAPER DRIVER for six Home Phon* 872-7SS9 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, excavating. Top quality work•K. hearing. dress not available, issuing bad required. Good fringe SKOP FOREMAN cy. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, Latulippe Brothers, 6495114, threatening, all nolled. day delivery. Call Mr. Griffin at BABYSITTER wanted - In my benefits. Send brief resume to 2nd ShHt M«ry Egin, S a in Rap. 6494200. • Joseph H ealey, 17, of check (13 counts), third-degree Veteran Newsman Sol R. Cohen tells It “like It is,” whether 647-9411. home, mature person, Realtors, 643-1108. Home Phona 64S-S39S 742-9477. Colchester, third-degree larceny (7 counts), fourth- The charges stem from a dis­ Box “X” Manchester Herald Supervisory experience, good turbance &pt. 7 at the Pep- covering national, state or local events. He believes that to tell reasonable rate. 7:30-4:30 NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven burglary, nine months in the degree larceny (4 counts), and NEWSBOYS for South Windsor Monday-Friday. 872-2285 after background in general APARTMENT BUILDING - generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 GARDENS- roto tilled or state reformatory in Cheshire. illegal use of credit card, a total pino’s Restaurant at 623 Main a story is to give the facts and he never forgets he was there area. Call Mr. Griffin at 647- machining and set-up of air­ consisting of 4-one bedroom baths, family room, 2 plowed. Reasonable. Call 644- 5. AVAILABLE NOW - apartments, centrally located, • Edward L. Campbell, 32, of of six months in jail. St. when the story broke and his readers weren’t. When covering a 9411. Bookkeeper-statistical typist craft parts. Salary commen­ COVENTRY - 7 room Raised fireplaces, 2-car garage, 1448. • William Ledbetter, 33, of WANTED - Help with surate with experience. Apply aluminum siding, business Ranch with family room, 11/2 aluminum siding, large lot. 183 New State Rd., risk of in­ The sentence is to be meeting or hearing, be it in the White House, the State House needed part-time. West Hart­ zone, excellent potential for Getting things moving is our Hartford, non-support, bond LIVE IN - Married couple for housecleaning for small central ford. CPA. Call now baths, above ground pool, many Philbrick Agency, Realtors, LAWN MOWER sharpennng jury to a minor (two counts), suspended after 30 days and commercial expansion. business. We take pride in call sta y ^ until April 25 pen­ or whatever house, he recognizes the importance of meaningful superintending in ^ a r e time apartment. Call 6494134. Jobseekers, 568-1070. extras. $40,900. E. & F. 6464200. and repairing, reel, rotary and first-degree rape, incest, first- Scott placed on probation for detail, compacted Into a meaningful whole. He never forgets the The LE-M I Jackston Agency, 646-1316. Associates. 646-5358 or 633-9149. our effective handling of real chain saws. Briggs and Strat­ degree deviate sexual inter­ ding his appearance. The bond hours. C!all today. Jobseekers, two years providing he makes 568-1070. COUNTER GIRLS wanted, estate purchases, sales and ton, Tecumseh and Kohler is $500. credo of good writers — the who, what, when, where, why, and SECRETARY for property Corporation COME AND GET IT! Country course, and first-degree sexual restitution. prt-time, varied hours, must RANCH - with gorgeous view. leases. Call us at 6494040 Homelite pumps and • Bradley Z. Wheaton, 23, of management and construction 1 MltchBlI DriVB kitchen with stove and dis­ BENTON 8TREET contact (two counts), probable • John R. Virr, 31, of Avon, hovy of any happening. And, speaking of happenings, he PROFESSIONAL Legal be over 18. Apply in person Large living room with beamed and get your deal moving. generators, Stuil chain saws 561 Spencer St., fourth-degree firm. General office respon­ Manchester 843-2362 hwasher, aluminum sided, Solid Colonial wiUi fireplace, big cause found to bind the case non-support, noll^. writes about them all — politics, business, births, deaths, Secretary - Excellent skills on­ after 6 p.m. Broad Street Dairy sibilities.' Bookkeeping not cathedral ceilings and 'l, garages. Priced to sell in mid parts and service. Pickup and over to the next criminal ses­ • David M.J. Mooney, 20, of larceny, nolled. ly. In Willimantic. Salary open. Queen, 242 Broad Street. clean three bedroom Ranch full fireplace, formal dining room, K es. delivery. Ellington Equipment rumors, promotions, speeches and, of course humor. required. Modem new offices. basement, over one acre lot. sion of the Hartford County Hartford, third-degree burglary • Charles DiPietro, 40, of Reply to Box “A” Manchester Please send resume indicating fully equipped kitchen with T.J. CROCKEn Center, Route 83. 8795018. West Hartford, threatening, His column, "Scene from Here,” tells the everyday occurrences Herald. LOCAL INSURANCE agency Bualneaa Opportunity 14 Garden space. Only $32,900. sliding glass doors to deck. Superior Court. (two counts) and third-degree experience and salary Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, Realtore 843-1877 dismissed. The charges of first- shared by all of us. It's been said some of his jokes go back to looking for experienced Gal requirements. Write Box R, Huge family room with stone GORAAAN DRESSMAKING - Alterations, • Earl L. Chislom, 17, of East larceny (two counts), all nolled. 649-1922. degree criminal attempt to the original Joe Miller’s Joke Book, but who cares. When he can JOBSEEKERS - Open 8-8 Mon­ Friday, Call 643-9555 . Manchester Herald. A GROUND floor opportunitv fireplace, two full baths. Edmund Gorman Agency all kinds. Also evening gowns. with a proven track record. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Commercial and Industrial 16A Ambassador Drive, commit assault and carrying tell you about the different kinds of women’s pants suits there day through Friday. Hundreds COVENTRY - Seven-room RANCH - Better than new. 71/2 of positions available now. "Call CHOOSE OWN hours - will 'Twenty-one Subway sandwich 646-4200. rooms, 3 bedrooms, family Real Estate Brokers Ntonchester. dangerous weapons in a car Raised Ranch with family room Serving Central Connecticut are, or about the rubber plant that grew today. Jobseekers, 568-l()70. 1DEPH0NE SOUCITATH)N train you for giving evening franchise locations are now room with bar, large living were both nolled. M RT TIME FROM YOUR HOME. NO open or being installed. Your on a nicely landscaped acre, 1 ROLL STREET - Residence B e04 Middle Turnpike East In the trunk (of his car), or about the demonstrations. C!ar required. room with beautiful oval Manchester, Connecticut Painting-Papering 32 AVON’S NEW earnings plan dELUNOI. EXPERIENCE P A t location is waiting. It’s time for 1/2 baths, above-ground pool, Zone, large older home. Readi­ fireplace, 2-car garage. $51,900. thinking milk machine that returned his FERRED BUT NOT NECESSARY. • Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. many extras. $40,900. E&F PUBLIC RECORDS means you make more money. you to act. Call 1-877-3533 for ly convert this to a 2-family. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, PAINTING - interior and quarters and gave milk too, It's not FOR COMPLETE DETAILS WRITE details. Associates. 646-5358, 633-9194. (!!lose to center of town. Huge Area Students Sell guaranteed, world famous JOSEPH HORTON, 3 NOORD LANE, MEN WANTED - Age 17 to 28, 6464200. exterior, paperhanging, products, many at new . low BALLSTON LAKE, N.Y. 12019. #••••••••••••••••••••••••••• living room with fireplace, 4 excellent work. References. Important that some of his jokes are full or part-time. No experience $2,000. TAX CREDIT - New Real Eatate Wanted 26 Warranty Deeds Harold Parent for Vincent In Dance Event prices. I’ll show you how. Call necessary. Earn while you Situation Wanted 15 large bedrooms, 2 full baths. Free estimates. Fully insured. old. His column helps brighten the day, homes - 3 bedroom Ranch, 4 CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12-room C. Elmore Watkins to Norma Orlowski, alterations at 176 523-9401. learn, if qualified. Good fringe Full basement and attic, 2-car antique Colonial completely ALL CASH for your property Martin Mattsson, 6494431. 2 Several area students atten­ D. Martin, property at 56 N. and that’s what It’s about. So, the EXPERIENCED Folder benefits. Call the Marines, 6& bedroom Colonial and 3 garage. Asking 9,900. Keith Brent Rd., |450. ding Eastern Connecticut State BABYSITTING, my home, bedroom Raised Ranches, now restored and in excellent condi­ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Lakewood Circle, |^,500. next time you pick up The Manchester SALESMAN - For office O ^rator Wanted - Call 5224174 days, evenings or overnight. \eal Estate, 4126, 6491922. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom James G. Bergmann, fence at (College will appear in a Modem 6485. being built. Merritt Agency, tion. Four fireplaces, 1 1/2 instant service. Hayes Agency, U & R Housing Corp. to 131 Hollister St., |800. Herald and see the byline — Sol R. furniture-equipment. High between 8 and 3 for appoint­ Wul pick up and deliver, any baths, income-producing 3- 6490131. decorating. Interior painting. Dance Club presentation 646-1180. SPRING STREET area - Paper hanging. New Ceilii^s. Robert N. and Barbara N. Beverly Javarauckas for sales aptitude, commission, ment. SERVICE MAN NEEDED now age. M7-9360. room studio apartment and 9 tonight at 7:30 in the sports Cohen — rest assured you’re reading full-time. Jobseekers, 568-1070. - air-conditioning, minimum 3-5 Raised Ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 Remodeling. Exterior painting. Massaro, property on Kennedy NEW US’nNG - ExceUent 7 room antique shop. Philbrick WE WILL buy your house. Call Leonard Novak, demolish tool center at the college. a news Item, feature article or column MECHANIC - National power years experience. Call now. WILL BABYSIT in my home bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wool Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Rd., 150,000. room home, family room, three Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. anytime, Hutchins Agency, shed at 62 Essex St., |50. Appearing in “ New York, that’s true to the professionalism of OFFICE GAL - Hotel-Motel. tool company desires Jobseekers, 568-1070. weekdays. Children 2-5 years carpeting throughout, family Realtors, 6493166. Fully insured. For estimate cml Henry L. Ledbetter to Joseph Economy Home Improvemet New York” are Patricia Ck)bb Diversified dutie^ light typing. experienced mechanic, 1-2 large bedrooms, all city room vnth fireplace, patio, 6499658. an honored craft. old, playmate. References utiluies, wall-to-wall carpeting, MANCHESTER - Scarborough S. Lombardo, William E. for Thomas Bovier, alterations and Denyse Totten, both of Part-time. Call now. years experience require on LUNCH and breakfast cook, available. Call 643-1428. large deck, electric garage Road. 4-bedroom Colonial in SELLING your house? Call us Belfiore and Alexander J. hot water oil heat. One car gar­ doors. Built in 1971. ^,900. 2 at 13-15 Winter St., |2,575. Here Is how he describes his Jobseekers, 568-1070. repairing of power tools. full-time opportunity for restige neighborhood, first ate we’ll make you a cash PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Manchester; Paula ^isseau of age, quiet location, only $34,M0. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Matthew, property at 54 Robert Samuelson for Mrs. South Windsor, and Donna philosophy of writing: “When writing Future advancement into experienced ^ rs o n . CaU now. ansferred owner is anxious. offer. One day service. T. J. Five years experience. management. Call Manchester, Call Dubaldo - Lesperance 6464200. Excellent references. Pete, 749 Ferguson Rd., |%,000. Susan Perkins, alterations at Keener of Hebron. ARTS AND CRAFTS - Jobseekers. o68-1070. □ REAL ESTATE Vacant, immeditate occupancy. Crockett, Realtor, 6491577. about something In which I’m demonostraters and managers 646-1078. An equal opportunity Agency, 6464)505. 6117 (toll free) 910 p.m. Marriage Licenses 172 McKee St., |800. They are part of a 49-student Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. personally interested, I try to include needed. Great opportunity for employer. EVENING doughnut maker - COUNTRY SETTING, but in IMMEDIATE CASH for your Richard Ciurles Wilcox and Herman S. Helm, swimming member troupe appearing in Homea For Bale 23 MANCHESTER - Redwood town ... eight room Colonial on Ellen Christine Hultman, both every pertinent detail that didn’t bore housewives to turn spare time full-time opening now. MANCHESTER - Exceptional­ property. Let us explain our INSIDE - Outside painting. pool at 800 Tolland tpke., | ^ . modem, jazz, and exotic dance into extra income. We will PART-TIME work - Four hours Experience preferred, good Farms, spacious 9 room Raised wooded lot. Built by U&R for Special rates for people over K. Manchester, May 9, Enianuel me. When writing about something Ranch, set on large treed lot. ly large 3 bedroom Colonial in fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Raymond Pellerin for Mr. routines with music from train, no investment, no collec­ a week for janitorial duties. salary, call now. Jobseekers, MANCHESTER- 7 1/2 room present owners, has 21/2 baths, excellent condition. Front-to- 647-1413. Fully insured. Estimates given. Lutheran Church. and Mrs. Harold Freckleton, Broadway musicals as which doesn’t Interest me particularly, ting, no delivering. Call 633- Any hours after 4:30 twice a 568-lOTO. older home, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 Three full baths, aluminum 2 fireplaces, deck, etc. Loaded Call 6497863. siding, two fireplaces, family back living room and master Albert Joseph Beaulieu and additions, |5,000, and background. I try to put myself In the shoes of week. Will consider retired per­ baths with 2-car garage. wiUi extras. Middle 60’s. T. J. bedroom, enclosed porch off INSTANT cash for your home. Ruby Neil Joiner,, both son, man or woman. Call 646- Convenient location, $34,900. E. room, five possible bedrooms. Crockett, Realtors, 6491577. TEACHERS - Inflation fighters alterations, $2,000, at 15 Ann St. “New York, New York” is somebody who Is Interested, Asking $51,900. Zinsser Agency, kitchen, family room, 2-car Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & Manchester. DRIVER’S HELPER Part- 7550.______TOPDMWm & F. Associates, 6 4 ^ 5 ^ or 633- ;arage, treed lot, convenient Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ - Save over 50% on quality free to the public/" and write accordingly.” 9149. 646-1511. MANCHESTER - New listing, Donald Benjamin Perrett, 52 time, three days weekly. $2.50 SHIES OPPORTUNTY ocation. Belfiore Agency, 647- portunity. 6495306. house painting. 16 years’ Pearl St., and Joyce Frances hourly. Must be over 21. WOMAN, mature and reliable 9room Cape, new bath, roof. f1413. experience, insured, free es­ MANCHESTER-Six month MANCHESTEk - Two-bedroom Kitchen remodeled, furnace, Hodgson, 295 Main St., April 26, Jobseekers, 568-1070. for light housekeeping, one day WE WILL NOT buy your home, timates. 6491609. per week, references. Call 646- new, nrime west side location, Condominium, central air- wiring, plumbing all replaced. Salvation Army. WBLL-KNOWN, NATION-WIDB conditioning, wall-to-wall TOLLAND - $41,500 Cape. 34 but we can selllitto it for i you at the PILGRIM FABRICS has part- .5231. ORGANIZATION HAS PLACE FOR 5-5 Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, No work to be done. Nice treed PAINTING - Interior, exterior, Warren James Hurley Jr., ATIAMTIC] S h e H e r a ld carpeting,i, tennis and pool. 649- bedrooms, breezeway, garage, best possible! pricprice. Please call CURKE time openings, for ^mature RELIABLE DIRECT BALES hardwood floors, aluminum yard. $32,900. Hayes Corpora­ built-in kitchen, fainily room, Odegard Realty for complete experienced, insured, carpen­ Winthrop, Mass., and Virginia siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ 0508. tion. 646-0131. salesladies. Must have PERSON IN THIS AREA. WE 3/4 acre treed lot, excellent detail Odegard Realty, 649 try. Guaranteed satisfaction. Elizabeth Morse, Somerville, knowledge of sewing. Apply PROVIDE COMPANY BENEFITS, poration, 646-0131. Lowest rates. Dave, Pat. SERVICE STATION PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS, MANCHESTER - 5-5 four-year neighborhood. Belfiore Agency, 4365. Mass., May 10, Center Motor Saloo Cheney Hall, 177 Hartford DUPLEX - Owner’s side has 647-1413. CoUect 487-0283 (after 7). Congregational Church. Road, Manchester./ ATTENDANT EEaiNO TOOLS, ADVANCEMENT $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 young Duplex, 3 bedrooms, large, modem kitchenen, for­ For Export Front End Alignmoot POTENTIAL AND I INCENTIVE. wall-to-wall carpeting CASH FOR HOUSES - Why Edwaid Peter DuBaldo, 5 Ir­ FULL TIMB, NIOHT8 baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ mal dining room, living room, 4 hang fire when you want to WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 “You road It Hrst In the HoraM” OVER 18 YOU PROVIDE HONESTY, age, nearly two acres. Hutchins throughout, aluminum siding. bedrooms, wall-to-wall GRANDVIEW 8TREET ving St., and Donna Larayne and Wheel Balancing* C O U f^ R GHILS wanted - RELIABILITY AND INITIATIVE. sell? ’Ihere’s a bigger demand e r roll. Experienced Experience helpful but will ^ency. Realtors, 646-3166. basement partially finished on carpeting, 1 1/2 baths. Otter New homei. A lUiaed Ranch ready to Camllleri, 28 S. Adams St., May Fridays, Saturdays and Sun- TOGETHER WE’LL BEAT ID and a beautiful Ranch nearing com- for your house than you think! rradesman. Call R. trahi. A^ily -' INFLATION. SEND RESUME IN owner’s sMe, self-cleaning oven side- has 6 larg'e rooms. pletioa. Big Iota, ideal l etting. Starkweather, 644-3194. 3, Church of the Assumption. and dishwasher on owner’s Let''us bring in qualified Call 647-9946 CONFIDENCE TO JOSEPH $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in­ Convenient to s c h o ^ and shop­ TJ,CIIOCKEn prospects. Or - we’ll Buy it Building Permits MORIARH BROS. HORTON, 8 NOORD LANE side, 1 1/2 baths.$54,900. 647- tw.643-9521 ARCO <> law apartment, carpeting, $435 ping: Excellent condition. $46,- ourselves. Call Keith Real DRIVEWAYS sealed - Very For convenient Homo Delivery 318 Canter 8L Manehaster BALLSTON LAKE, N.Y. 12019. 1045. Please call between 191 ReeHors 843-1877 Jennie T. Walsh, swimming Rt. 6 a G5, BoHon, Conn. (jueen, 242 Broad Strrat. month income. Hutchins Agen­ 900. Philbrick Agency, Estate, 6464126 or 6491922. reasonable. Call 6499245. pool at 73 Frances Dr., |659. cy, Realtors, 646-3166. or 4-8. Realtors, 6464200. PAGE FOURTRRN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tiles.. April 22.197S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tuea., April 22, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN BY JIM BERRY Aptrtmiat For R$ttt Aportmonto For Itmt M AutooForBolo 91 Trueka lor Bale BENJY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY FOUR-ROOMS in four family FOUR ROOM Tenement - West 1973 TOYOTA pidmp, 61,800 . 'f OKA^ \A^A-T% IN CASE YOU’RE W D N O ^M ! I'AA GOIH' OUT ' UM.YAS.I’0 FORGOTTEN YEAH. BUT HIS BIG THING T H P O F P O ^ n ^ O F house - Appliances, storam, side of town. 6125. Call 643-5873. firm. Going into service. CaU ON UP TO *100 EHHH, WHATfe UP, O COURSE/ WIGHT HERE/ 7A S A IK l" A N ' MV SH O ES A R E S TILL IN M l IS BEIN' A VOLUNTEER etc. 1145. j !o . Real ^ t e , ^ 6431671 or 647-1338. BOOTS/ m u c h e a s i e r f o r m e i d 'ilDU'D GOte VflTH ATTORHEV '-SU/W/MIT/MFPnN^'? F U O D S Y fy ------INCEKDENTAUY,, r r s PROSECUTOR! LAST WEEK 1980. ■ ' GET MY FEET OUT OF MV SHOES THAN CRUMWEa/ I6NT |C ATBIFLE JUNK CARS C A N \O U WHERE IS IT IS TD SET MV SHOES OUT OF MV HE GOT S(X MONTHS FOR Homea lor Rent 54 1974 SUPER Cab, 100 Ford 1 BUGSY GA>VANrrBE ID YER ^ CatoERVATlVEf 1 HEARD HE^ T R A IN E D BOOTS.' WE'RE SUPROSEPTD y/AKTSIDGUBGlPIZE OIL A WOMAN WHO PIDNT 95 WEST MIDDLE Tpke. - T^o- Pickup, 350 engine, power DOG I S A 1VUNN MY 006 POOCH? BE SAVIN' ENEROY WHERE- hedroom Duplex, heated, elec­ MANCHESTER • 3room brick W s f e B T O steering with sheU on back. TOY TD BE OBEDIENT EVER WE CAM THESE \gELL5 BV TAXING THE , PARK BETWEEN THE tric stove and refrigerator, gar- Rand), flreplace, 2 bathrooms, $100 Lots m extias. Cost 61,700 wiU fOKB/ER. AND PA/s, AiMT w e ? E X T R A VIHEEL ON r C X LINES AT TH breexeway, garage. 6825 take 64,000. Mileage IJM , used AFFECTIONATE? LAUNPROMAT/ ajK. One year lease. Call oBl- FOR YpUR JUNK CAR 2SK before 5 p.m. monthly. Referenced. Hayes five months. CAU6434151 after Corporation, 6430131. Depending on Year add , Mddel 5- ’THREE BEDROOM, second- w h g 0 floor apartoient.- Parting. 6200 Bualneaa lor Rent 55 fRO TO W Motoreyelee-Bleyehe 94 per month with neat. OAK OAT sonrici References and security SHARE OFFICE space with ac- PLEASE CALL FOR EXPERT ticycle repairs, aU semce required. Available June 1. countant. Excellent location for CURRENT PRICE LISTS makes, models and speeds. Write Box W, Manchester attorney, real estate, in­ 8 a.m.-4 p.m. 022*1104 Peugeot, Raleigh- dealers, Herald. surance, etc. 6431680, 6433549. after 5 p.m. 247*0010 Manchester Bicycle Shop, 643 PalttUng-Poporlng 41 Boat$-Aeeouorto» 45 BY HANK LEONARD ” □ Ml)8C. FOR SALE ^rtfc/wterS*/# MICKEY FINN THREE-ROOM apartment ■ S’TORE FOR rent. Best Main ALLIED NIGHTCRAWLERS for sale. 14’ STARCRAFT, 18 h.p. John­ LAWN MAINTENANCE - cut­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• With heat, hot water, cooking Street location. About 1,000 SCRAP METALS IF YOU REFUSE TO GIVE UP , I'VE SEEN WHAT THE SENATOR 437 1/2 North Main Street, son motor, accessories and MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - ting, raking lawns, shrubs, ArffefM tor Sato 41 gas, stove, refrigerator, wall- square feet. Saine size base­ 741 WIH08CR s t r e e t lowest rates available. I DON’T THINK YOUR CHILD—YOU HAVE NO /THEN I'LL HAS DONE TO HIS OWN SON. Manchester. trailer 6 ^ . 6433593 after 5. cleaning garages, attics, of­ to-wall c a ip t . 61w. Also a 31/2 ment. For information. Immediate binding. Exclusive ICM'J DO WHAT YOU'RE AWARE OF DEFENSE-AND YOU WILL / GO TO r WILL NOT LET HIM HARTFQRQ YOU ADVISE, JUST HOW BAD FACE CERTAIN PRISON/ RAISE MY BOV, ANP fices, ^ 522-3^. ALUMINUM sheets used as room available. Adults only. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, NETRA Agent. Clarke In­ TH O SE ' Mng plates, .007 thick, FREEZERS - all sizes reduced Security deposit, no pets. Call 6434200. MR. WILSON/ THINGS ARE FOR YOU, RUIN HIS LIFE/ this week. Refrigerators, Antiquot 4B surance Agency, 6431126. WA6HDAV GARDENS rotary plowed, S ” . la cents each or 5 for $1. BLUES* washers, ranged, Franklin 1971 THUNDERBIRD - All perfect seed bed in one pass. Phone 643-2711. WANTED Antique furniture, TWO OFFICES, (one ground MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - stoves, riding mowers and power, radials and 2 snow H-tL Fast and reasonable. Call 742- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or FOUR-ROOM Duplex - floor, one second floor) Heat,. for the pakt 10 years we have THE WORRY W ART 9 <1 f an m to tillers. Reduced during radials, air-conditioning, 6138. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 other antique items. R. Available May 1, children air-conditioning, parking and been the leading agency in the truckload sale. Nationwide ser­ excellent condition. 62,195. 643 , ® cents each. Inquire side door. Harrison, 643-8709. accepted, range included. Call wall-to-wall carpeting included. area insuring motorcycles. Get Bullding-Contraeting Manchester Evening Herald. vice guaranteed. Montgomery 6 4 3 ^ . CaU John H. Lappen, Inc. 643 0237. 33 Ward, 269 Middle Turnpike, our rates before you “ rev” m . MUTT AND JEFF BUD FLSHEK 5261. Crockett Agency, Inc. 6431577. Manchester. 643-2185. VOLKSWAGENS - We buy, seU, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - WE BUY and sell used fur­ SANDY’S ANTIQUES SIX room Duplex, three WUTT: EV/ERy DAY I’M POLKS, DON'T FIGHT' repair. Parts and service. Some M i N o LET va/ E L L , 1 M A D E Remodeling, repairing, ad­ niture. Cash on the line. One 219 SPRUCE STREET bedrooms, modern kitchen, REMODELING Showrooms, YAMAHA 1974 - TX650A, elec­ CANVAS COVER for standard MANCHESTER, CONN. usM. VoUeswagens 6395 and up. G O I N G O U T I N T O T H I S f r ie n d s ME ditions, rec rooms, porches and piece or an entire houseful!. stove, refrigerator, dis­ offices, storage faculties, to tric start, low mileage. Ctil 743 LETiS BE y o U R TW O P E O P LE violin case. Cost 640. Will sell Open fO-9 hwasher, full basement, attic Tim Moriarty, 270 Hartford roofing. No job too small. Cal' 646-i5432. Furniture Bam, 345 rent. Suitable remodeler, _ . 6835 after 5:30 p.m. UNNAPPy WORLD AND a n d m a k e e a c h OWN AT H A P P y for 625. Phone 643-4950. SutloMt: 649-2S90 Home 149-1192 and garage. 6260. plus security. Road, 6436217 649-3144. Main Street Rear, behind builder, building product sales. ■ - MAKE AT LEAST ONE OTHER rfAPPy.' HIM! TODAY.' Douglas Motor Sales. Wb Buy and Sell 6 4 3 ^ . Phone 1 -2 2 3 ^ . ^^BOSINESSJ WANTED - Duncan Phyfe drop- 1973 YAMAHA 175, Enduro. PERSON NAPP^ CARPENTRY - Repairs, PLYMOUTH Futy I, 1969, 6 Built for dirt. 75% of mileage on / 2 leaf dining room table. Good cylinder, air-conditioner, power remodeling, additions, roofing. CLEAN USED refrigerators, CHAPMAN Apartments - Fur­ STORAGE SPACE - 75 Cents road. 6500. 647-1091. condition, reasonable. Danish steering. High mileage but PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Call David Patria, South Wind­ ranges, automatic washers, nished 3 rooms, one bedroom, per square foot. 7,00314,000 with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s B&G or Royal Christmas Wanted to Buy 49 6155. No lease. Security. Pasek feet, two loading docks. Call excellent running condition. sor, 644-1796. plates. 643-6526. 20” HIGH RISER girl’s bicycle, T M E r e p a i r M A N Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Realty, 2837475. 6435171. 6500., or best oner. 6431977 620. Also 26” girl’s bicycle, 620. TOOK THE PICTURE^ I WANTED - Wicker funiiture, after 5 or weekends. e U E S S WES ROBBINS carpentry 2171 Phone 6 4 3 ^ 1 . TUBE TO HIS GENERAL MOTORS infant an'any kind, any shape. Call 873 THREE room heated apart­ —SHOP T O D A Y THAT remodeling specialist. Ad­ car seat, 68.; baby carriage 09^'930. E X P L A I N S ; ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SCREENED LOAM - driveway ment for rent, first floor, stove DFFICE SRAC 1964 CHEVELLE Malibu SS - 1973 YAMAHA 250 - Many 618; Kant-wet car bed 612. Call 2 T IT' built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, gravel, processed gravel, sand, and refrigerator included. Six cylinders, good running con­ extras. 6550 or best offer. Call after 4, 647-1045. WANTED - Top soil. Will pick FDR RENT - 2 2 649-3446. stone and fill. George H. Grif- Married couple preferred. 643 dition, economical. 6250. 643 6432660 after 5:30. fing, Andover, 742-7886. up. CaU 644-9M. 2759 after 5. 250 square febt, center of| 0678 or 6432391. TmJ* M«li Rm IM mJ ’TUB enclosure, glass doors and ■ - 2 Manchester, air conditioning|| LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - 1969 BSA 440 Victor, exceUent parts for 5’ tub. Excellent con­ To get a liite'' “drop a ine’’ h FIVE ROOM - Second-floor. and paridng. CaU: 6439551. 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial - new homes custom built, SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury running condition, 6800. CaU .. ■% BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE dition. 630. 6434223. Want Ms. Fully loaded. Asking 62,595. CAPTAIN EASY remodeled, additions, rec above ground pool distributor Hospital area. Stove, 875-67M. rooms, garages, kitchens needs warehouse space. Will refrigerator, garage. Quiet cou­ Savings Bank of Manchester sell and completely install a LIKE NEW Frigidaire air- ple, no children, no pets. 6180. repossession. CaU 6431700. remodeled, bath tile, cement conditioner - 10,000 Btu. Call □ R E N T A L S Resort Property ■ .. . > — — HONDA XL250,1972, good run­ WE P0i9UHl..JlNP IF YOU'LL STEP OUWIPE. I'L L work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool Utilities extra. 6432320, 5 to 6 ning condition. Extras. Asking PUH-H...HI 6432617 after 5 p.m. For Rent 59 1971 PLYMOUTH G’TX - New CAPTAIN THE L A S T TIA4E W E S M S -A ROSE ENDEAVOR TO A N SW ER ANY-EI?. tial or commercial. Call 649- complete with fencing, p.m. 6700. CaU 6430993. 10 a.m. - 3 engine. 61,995. Savings Bank of EASY! MET. HIS NAME WAS BY ANY OTWER NAG6IN6 UTTLE QUESTIONS VOU 4291. sundeck, filter and pump. Now 52 p.m. anytime weekends. NOT GURU BABOO, NAME WOULP MAY HAVE ABOUT GURU BADOOi SLOT RACETRACK - Aurora, 3 Rooma tor Rent TWO NEWER Chalets, Lake Manchester repossession. CaU 'd; fjgjfgaiajt only 6795. Full price financing IT WAS B U S T E R s m u AS levels, with cars, controls and Winnipesaukee, New TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY available. Call Tony collect, 6431700. KALLIKAK! counter. 6168 worth of equip­ THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ VIUGER APlumENt$ Hampshire. Private beach, 1972 SUZUKI ’rsi25 Duster - THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM Carpentry and general contrac­ 203-232-6500. Very good condition. 6325. CaU ment for 645. Call 6431858. nished rooms, centrally walkmg distance. Nicely fur­ 1962 VOLKSWAGEN - Converti­ ting. Residential and commer­ Five-room townhouse apart­ 643-6198, ask for Blaine. located. Kitchen privileges. nished. Oversized fireplace, one ble. Motor exceUent, perfect cial. Whether it be a small CARPE’TS - Wholesale to you at Parking. Reasonable rates. ment, IVi tiled baths, 2 alr- 5 ^ our warehouse. Trailer loads of GRAVELY Tractor - Mower, sleeps 7 the other 1(). 646-5566 for parts or Dune Buggy. 6125. repair job, a custom built home Phone 6432358. ^conditloriers, wall-to-wall 1972 YAMAHA 350 - Model R5C. carpets in stock. Prices start at snow blower, electric start. after 5. Call6430247. or anything in between, call 646- carpeting, full basement, ExceUent condition. 6725 or' 62.M/sq. yd. Carpet Merchants, Excellent condition. Call 643 THAT TIB I 1379. PRIVATE HOME - Female on­ best offer. Call 646-4577 1310 Tolland Turnpike, 9826. heat, hot water, appliances/ CAPE COD - Tru-Haven Motel 1969 CONVERTIBLE Buick La ly. Kitchen privileges and Adults only, no pets. and cottages. Six mUes from evenings. BUILDING - Remodeling, Manchester, 646-8568. Open dai­ Sabre, special transmission, 350 BEAUTIFUL Canadian parking. 643-6609 before noon or Provincetown. Free third night, roofing, rec rooms, additions, ly 10-5:30, Closed Sunday. 649-7620 engine, 42,000 miles. One Hemlocks - 3 1 /2 4 1 /2 feet tall. after 3 p.m. any two nights 625 per couple. GIRL’S ’THREE-speed bicycle - garages. Ail kinds, carpentry owner, exceUent condition, 643 ExceUent condition. CaU 643 DARK RICH loam, five yards Pick your own and save. 643 May and■ June. ■ 5. Excluding 0053 after 4. work. For estimates call 649- Wa n t e d - Someone to live in a 3534. | 2 8. plus tax, pool patio sand, 4280. hoUdays. 64356^. 1142. large bedroom and living room AVAILABLE immediately - gravel, and stone 6«-9504. ’Three bedroom Ranch duple^ 1971 PLYMOUTH Valiant - 3 BEAUTIFUL HO-model train combination with meals in GHIL’S 20” 3speed Ross hi^- MASON CONTRACTOR - fireplace, parking. Adults. 32W. Wanted to Rent 57 door Sedan, very nice and layout, four engines, cars, 5x8 exchange for errands. Call 643 rise. ExceUent condition. 640. Plastering, custom built stone RICH LOAM for sale - 15. per 6 4 3 -^ . economical. 62,150. Chbrehes BY liANA-BARBERA nickel silver track, reverse 2- 5459. CaU 6436142. THE FLINTSTONES or brick fireplaces, chimney yard delivered. Call 643-9918. SMALL APARTMENT needed Motors, 80 Oakland Street, 643 track circle through tunnel. for working person. Prefer 2791. repairs, block and cement MAN 27 with two children GRAYWOOD ARMS - Three- 1972 HONDA 450 - ExceUent DINE’TTE SET, formica with Needs clean up. 649-6950. utiUties paid. Reasonable price. work. New and repairs. E. looking for a person in same room apartment, stove, condition, 7,300 miles, with W E L L , w e l l / ...NOTHIN© , two covered chairs and bench. Permission for pet. 742-8305. 1971 CORVETTE Coupe - 350 spectacular . Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. position to snare rent and refrigerator, dishwasher. Heat, helmet. 61.000..Call 6438242. ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN HERE COMES THE. Walnut twin bed, mahogany TWO AIR-conditioners - 6,000 automatic, orange, exceUent *MSSIN<5 BANDIT' YOU responsibilities. 647-1519. hot water, laundry room. Btu, new condition. 6120 each. TWO-BEDROOM apartment - condition. 64,700. Call 6432368 HOME A CUSTOM BUH.DING - Homes, china cabinet, gold 9x12 mg. LADY’S 26” foreign 10 speed WHAT ..SURELY MX) WEREN'T YE& WE , BECAUSE HE'S THE ONIY ONE Call days, 647-9392. Call 643-6142. 61436160 monthly that will after 4. additions, remodeling, repairs. ROOMS FOR RENT - 622 per bicycle. Like new. 648.00. CaU IS IT, . PLANNING ON W IN G WHY? ) IN OUR J^ARTY WHO KNOWS Steve Casalino, experienced allow well-behavM child and CAPTAIN THE WDUNDEP MAN C O M R ^ ' WHERE T H I S ^ i p CAME EXTENSION ladder, wooden, week. Centrally located. 146 6431837. residential-commercial MOVING - For sale - General monthly. 5632(^. weU-behaved dog. 6431984 dai- 1967 PLYMOUTH convertible - INTO TH E WMG'S , 16 rungs, 32’ . 620. Hand mower, Center Street. Please call 643 builder. Call 649-6973. Electric 3-speed washing l y . ______Good running condition, new CHAMBERS WITH MXli . . . r . . .. 615. Lawson chair frame. Call 0013. 1971 HONDA CB 350, excellent machine, 4 years old, excellent THREE Rooms - second floor, transmission. Overall good condition. New back tire and condition. Also G. E. drryer, 649-7683. YOUNG FAMILY of three with shape. 6600. 6433367 after 6. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service REDECORATED room, quiet available May 1st. Includes battery, just tuned. 6550. 643 - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ automatic timer, 5 temperature heat, appliance, parking. No dog need house to rent in coun­ NEVER USED - Early home, limited kitchen 9139. ditions, custom building. No job cycles, 4 years old. Both 6250. pets. Month security required. try. Handy tradesman. CaU 643 1972 VEGA Hatchback - Stan­ American bookcase headboard privileges, gentleman too small. Free estimates. Over (Available about June 1) Call Call 647-9660 after 4. 4026. dard, radio. 61,300. After 5,643 and frame. Firm mattress and preferrecT 643-0475, 649^24. Campera-Trallera P 25 years’ experience. 643-5769. after 7:30 p.m., 742-9971. 5819. box spring. 6109. 6437386. FIVE ROOMS wanted - Two Mobile Homea 65 GENTLEMAN only - Central AVAILABLE May 1 - Rockville, STOP uishing for monej! SRI in quiet neighborhood. 3 1/2 family house. Insurance 1974 MG MIDGET - In exceUent RooUng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 STUDIO COUCH - Also Vanity, location, kitchen privileges, FOR SALE - Ideal vacation yow unwanted items for yonr room apartment, heat, workers. Adults. Manchester or condition. Asking 62,800 or best ^ > ' / ■ • ' extra large round mirror. ’Two free parking. 643-2693 after 5 vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel dreaRKOow-trae. appliances, parking, security, surroundings. 2432669. ofter. (]all 647-9758 anytime. BIDWELL Home Improvement patio rockers. Call 643-8550 p.m. trailer, excellent condition. no pets, no children. 6135 Co. Expert installation of after 6 p.m. Hardly used. Fully self- aluminum siding, gutters and WANTED to buy - 45 rpm monthly. 6431060. WANTED to rent - Garage 1969 FIAT 850 Sport Coupe. records, 1950 to 1965. Call '742- Apartmenta For Rent 53 space for restoring car. CaU Engine recently overhauled. contained, sleeps 8. Four- trims. Roofing installation and PENNSYLVANIA House pine burner stove, 20 gallon propane W IN AT BRIDGE 6906 anytime and ask for Chuck. ROCKVILLE - May 1 occupan­ 6437085. First 6100. No bids. Call 643- BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. dining room set - Dry sink WE HAVE customers waiting tanks, tandem wheels, tinted- MR. ABERNATHY cy, 3 large rooms, appliances, 2523. hutch, 5’ round drop-leaf trestle for the rental of your apartment glass windows, red/white/blue COUCH - Upholstered, 78” heat, hot water, parking, WANTED - Efficiency, private HORACE Tetrault — Siding, table, 4 mates’ chairs, 2 cap­ or home. J.D. Real Estate Colonial decor. Price includes: AW, COME ON.,, long, double cushions, sturdy security, no pets. 6155 monthly. home. Retired couple. June 1- 1967 OLDSMOBILE Vista roofing, storm windows, aw­ tain’s chairs. Excellent conul- Associates, Inc. 6431980. hitch, swaybar, torsion bars, BE ASPOPT. construction, 618. Call 649-1837. 64310W. September 15. References. Cruiser Station Wagon - nings. Quality workmanship, tion. Call after 5:30, 6432971. mirrors, break-away brakes, OUST FOR A Play makes dull hand lively Write: H. Bent, York Road, St. ExceUent running condition. The bidding has been: 22 free estimates. Fully insured. LOOKING for anything in real and, if needed, electric brakes C U P O P 872-9187, 649-3417. DURATHERM oil heater. James City Florida, 33956. Motor just overhauled. Must p Beginner’s guitar. Magnus WHITE aluminum porch estate rental — apartments, sell. 6400 or best offer. CaU off car. CaU 8737782. C O F F E E l screen s, 635. each panel. homes, multiple dwellings, no ROCKVH.LB 3Vk RO O M S West North East South ROOFING - Specializing chord organ. Universal hair after 3 p.m., 875-8883. Aluminum storm door, 6^. Call fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 18’ ORBIT Trailer - Completely repairing roofs, new roofs, dryer. Portable clothes d^er. R6CKLAND TERRACE □ AUTOMOTIVE 6431312. Associates, Inc. 6431980. Large and beautiful one bedroom self-contained, screened-in gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Tools. All excellent condition. 1974 VOLKSWAGEN bug, low By Oswald & James Jacoby Nevertheless the expert 1 A apartmenta, heat, hot water, all room and many extras. CaU Pass 2 4 Pass 2 A and repaired. 30 years 649-9907. mileage, needs minor body NORTH 22 declarer can handle this NOW you can clean shags and MANCHESTER - New 3 appllaneea Including diahwuhar, Autoa For Sale 67 6436771. At first glance today’s hand Pass 3 A Pass 3 V experience. Free estimates. work. Best offer takes it. 872- A A 93 defense. He assumes that East orientals professionally clean bedroom Duplex, half of two- ditpoaal, carpeting, pool and your presents little of interest. The Pass 3 A Pass ? Howley, 643-5361. GOLF CLUBS - Matched set, own private terrace In a country aat- 8570, 6437154. holds both black kings for his with new RINSE-N-VAC steam family 1 1/2 baths, full base­ 1972 MAVERICK, 2Kloor, 3 14’ 1971 SHASTA ’Trailer, com­ V J2 defense starts with two heart You, South, hold: ^aulding Double Eagles, 2-9. tlng. From $tSO. No paft. AKQJ97 opening bid so he wins the dia­ Call after 5 p.m., 875^7^7. cleaner. Rent at Manchester ment, includes appliances, 6275 cylinder, standard shift, radio, bination gas, electric tricks. Later on, declarer will AKQ 9 8 5 V A2 4K 4 AQ987 ROOFING - Installation and 1972 DODGE Charger, small V- A J94 mond in dummy and takes a Wallpaper & Paint Company, per month. Paul W. Dougan 8724223 875-7468 5294581 one owner. Asking 61,500. CaU refrigerator, water storage lose a trump finesse, but win a What do you do now? repairs, gutters, storm win­ 8, automatic, low mileage, WEST EAST (D) club finesse. Then he cashes his 185 West Middle Turnpike, 643 Realtor, 6431021 or 643-4535. 8734447. tank, stove, with oven, two club finesse and wind up mak­ A — Just hid four spades. When dows, doors. Experienced KELVINATOR gas dryer, exceUent condition. CaU after 5 ace of clubs, enters dummy 0143. tanks gas, gas cover, TV anten­ A 4 AK6S you hid three hearts you were show­ quality workmanship. Fully in­ deluxe model, used five p.m., 6431893. ing exactly 10 tricks. with the ace of trumps, leads ATTRACTIVE four room NEED CAR? Credit bad? na, sleeps six. Lightweight easy BY DICK CAVAIXI ♦ K 953 V AQ1064 sured. Free estimates. months. Warranty CHARLES APARTMENTS - Now let’s watch the same dummy’s jack of clubs and dis- ing all the sings of life your hand EXTERIOR louvre type house apartment, stove, refrigerator, Bankrupt? Repossessed? towing. A-1 condition, 6L295. A8652 A4 Reasonable prices. Rick transferrable. 6190. Call 643- East Middle ’Turnpike, 4 1/2 1973 .TOYOTA Corolla 1600 - 3 hand played in a very tough ■ cards his losing heart on East's has warranted up to now. shutters, good. condition references, no pets, 6145. 643 Honestt Douglas accepts lowest 6438815. A7653 AK10 82 rubber bridge game. East wins Burnett, 646-3005. 4669. room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, s p ^ , air-conditioning, radial THE eiRUS ARE HOLDINS A VVOW/ DOTOLi R EA LLir' LETfeJUSraAYW E NEEDEP high club. TODAY'S QUESTION (black). Storm windows for hot 3167, 2233540. down, smallest, payments. SOUTH the first heart and promptly all appliances, 2 air- tires, 19,700 miles, exceUent C O N T E S T TO P IC K T H E T H I N K I W I N IT? SOME COMIC REU EF, This loser-on-loser play You do bid four spades and your bed sash, etc. Oil burner, Douglas Motors, M5 Main. 34’ 1948 AERO Coach bus, par- A Q J 10 8 7 2 shifts to his singleton diamond. ALCOA siding, gutters and KITCHEN TABLE and chairs, conditioners, carpeted, heat, condition. 62,350. 6430762 or leaves East all ready to ruff a partner bids five hearts. What do excellent condition. 643-6526. MANCHESTER GARDENS - tially converted to camper. 200 HANP6 C W E S T A N D I V 8 7 If South wins in his own hand roofing. Complete interior and leaf, 655.; Meditteranean bed hot water, storage, patio, sound 6439670. diamond, but with no way to get you do now? ’Two bedroom apartments,' in TOYOTA - See us for reliable miles on newly rebuut 1964 ENTERePTtJ/Jf? n a m e . A A 10 3 and tries the spade finesse, exterior remodeling and and triple dresser, 6100.; wood .proofing, washer-oryer hook­ r the lead over to his partner. Answer Tomorrow PORTABLE black and white beautiful country setting, waUi used Toyotas with our 60-day White engine. Ideal traveler. AAQ decorating. Visit our look metal stereo TV compo­ ups, basement garage. 6260 1965 CHEVY Show van - 327, East will take his king, lead a ’TV for sale. Like new. (]all 643- to everything. 6189 monthly in­ 1007o warranty. We also buy Best offer, 6438815. showroom. Home Fashion nent shelf, 70’’ long, 620.; area monthly. Available June 1st. automatic, carpeted, FM Both vulnerable heart to his partner and ruff a 9687. cludes heat, hot water and used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Center, 249 Broad Street, rugs. 646-6310. Charles Ponticelli, 646-0800, cassette, air, many extras. 563 diamond for his fourth trick. If Answer lo Previous Puzzle appliances. Superintendent, 345 Center Street, Manchester, 1971 CHEVROLET Pickup Manchester. Across from Dairy 6431540, 1515 after 6. South refuses the trump finesse O lio 6430090. Equal housing. 6434321. Camper - FuU hookups and West North East South Queen or call ’Thomas Colla, WOOD BLINDS cheap, 2 pairs DUNCAN FIFE table, drop and plays ace and one spade the lU” inoiraut” inoii.oQa>' leaf, voodgood conditiion. 19”19 equipment. Excellent condi­ I 649-6082. 54” , 4 pairs 50” , 3pairs38’ . An­ GRAYWOOD ARMS - Four- 1966 OLDS 442 - 400 hp, 3speed, same thing happens since East o H z m a n l a r n Television, black and white, FIVE room apartment, yard WE PAY 610 for complete junk tion. Vacation aU summer in 1 » 1 A tique sewing macnine runs 625. room apartment, stove, line lock. Crane cam, Mallory holds three spades. ACROSS portable; Lawson divan, fair cellar storage, attic, garage, cars. CaU Joey, Tolland Auto this one. Owner, 644-9116. Pass 4A 5 Sacriliclal l a S a S D Q E i Call 643-8m. refrigerator, dishwasher. Heat, coil, trips, gauges, ladder bars. 2 V 3A 1 Tree Heating-Plumbing 35 condition; vanity, good condi­ children accepted. 6175 Body, 5231990. Pass Pass Pass block hot water, laundry room, Excellent condition. Much 7 Concealed f ^ a Bcntai tion. 649-4903. monthly. CaU 6 4 3 ^ 1 . 6100 REWARD- For informa­ 6 Staggerer taifiia 2 FOUR chrome wheels 14” rim. more. 1965 Cadillac Fleetwood 13 Bird uaaisiL.1 SEWERLINES, sink lines, storage room, air-conditioning, Steamship - 45 The dill Refrigerator, electric stove, 6230 per m onth. Paul W. truck, 283 cubic inch engine, UIRA (comb, form) faucets replaced, repaired, rec Manchester. 643-4496. D. Black. l/2baths, kitchen appliances, p.m. Cross Highway,. Berlin Turn­ AMU Eskimo (ab.) 46 Capital ol washer and dryer. Best offer. 6500. Good running condition. c UAL 21 M Yoor Dolly AdMIy Guidt M 21 Preliminary Norway 2 rooms, bathroom remodeling, Dougan, Realtor, 6431021 or 21 Reconnoller } Compare (ab.) Call 6438883. 6215 per month. 643^82, 644- 647-1091. pike. Berlin, Conn. 1 ^ 0369. According lo lh» Stan. trial heat modernization, etc. Free 6434535. Afi. tf 22 Lillie lower r Pul in pots 48 Not working Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 1971 TOYOTA Corolla - To develop message for Wednesday, 23 Canadian 49 Baba and estimates gladly given. M & M 3131329 3-10-12-24^ 23 English 3 Presidential' SWIMMING POOL - 4’xl5’ with ExceUent condition. CaU 643 '4343S6 read words corresfwnding to numbers 31-6075 v S province (ab.) composer nickname namesakes Plumbing & Heating, 6432871. THREE ROOM apartment - V. redwood swing up safety DOG-CAT boarding reser­ ATTRACnVE 3 room apart­ 2489. Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 of your Zodiac birth sign. 26 Rodent 24 Morigage 3 Hot 50 Tidy Ground floor. 6135 per month. j f TAua\n SC08PIO 27 Western stale 52 Auricle ladder, hand skimmer, vations. Combined iniside/out- ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, 1 Y o u 'll 31 In 61 Cancelling ocr. 224 25 Natterjack 2 Missouri river TOWNE Plumbing Service, 396 Hartford Road. Inquire 643 2 Toonogen 32 Attonllon 62 "N O " 31 Tumults 3 Join 54 Dative (ab.) vacuum, liner, filter, test kit side runs, partitioned privacy, electricity, adults, references, 1972 CHEVROLET windowed 28 Binds repairs, alterations, vanity 1946. [iriuA r to 3 A aaPlooM 63 Old NOT. 21* 33 Felony and chemicals, 6100. Call 643 ermicidal lighting, Canine no pets. 6150.6433167,2233540. van - Standard shift, 350 cu. in., 4 You 34 Bo 64 To 34 Approaches r " 6 7 8 9 10 11 t r cabinets a sp ' " Call to I32334-41J 1 r 3 r 9259 after 6 p.m. [oliday Inne, 2()0 Sheldon Road, radial tires. 62,800. CaU 873 ^/3j3354 5 W ill 3SYour 65 People 57-637 35 One who 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 643 g FIVE ROOM DUPLEX, 2 COMPLETE GM 6 D o 36 W ithout 66Tod^ releases 14 Manchester, 6435971. SIX-ROOM second-floor apart­ 13 bedrooms, parking. Central. BY ROY CRANE QIMINI 7 Rootrlctiora 37 Of 67 Diet 5A«TTAaiU S 4056. ment - Large yard, parting. BUZ/, SAWYER 36 Within (comb, 1974 - 6 h.n. Mis Available May 1st. CaU 643 S V o n lih 38 Now 68 Moke NOV. torm) lI 16 chipper-shredder,eader. Used four SIAMESE KITTENS - 610 each, Adams Street area. ^10 per 1967 BARRACUDA- Fair condi­ 9 Y o u 'll 39 Proport 69 W ide BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - 1835. JUW* 20 10 Lucky 40 To 70 A n OK 37 Deep hole 8 weeks old. Cute male and month with heat. Lease, securi­ tion, must 'ZeU, 54,000 miles, REPAIRS 40 Domestic slave IT" | w r times. Like new. Asking 6425. NOTUNL6SSWE HAVE VOURMEM l e a v e THEIR RIFLES, t BEUEVE A 3 322-3S n P o llA 41 Introducod 71 Forgotten 42-43535^ All heating and plumbing rebuilt engine. Asking 6225.643 41 Spotter 6438815. female kitten. Call 6 ^ 9 7 8 . ty required. Available May 1. TO,SEtk>RA, L CAN GET HIM FOR YOU. HE THINKS I'M HIS EAUGHTER. l2 F to lin o 42UnforoMon 72 If 61-7093W S repairs plug remodeling. Call Call after 6:30 p.m., 6433553 or 6484 evenings. • COLLISION l3 A s 43 C ritit 44 Annamese DANGEROUS. C A N C n Wtojhotlcolli C A P t l^ 6431496 MICE for sale. Call 643-6312. 6433434. U B o 44 To measure 28 30 HAMMOND ORGAN - M2, 15 You 45 With O K. 22 47 Rigorous 24 25 reverberation unit, good condi­ PRESIDENTIAL 1971 PLYMOUTH custom sub­ • MECHANICAL l6 C o n d id 46 Opportunity 76 •FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing tJU ir 22 JAM. n 48 John (Gaelic) 5 T tion. 6500 or best offer. Cali 643 CHIHUAHUAS - Male and MANCHESTER - Immediate. VILLAStAPTS. urban wagon, new brakes, new WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS ECflRt / i ie^^vEOUR' 17 Find 47 Soy 77 Get 51 Deprive ol a - Repairs and remodeling, HIM. VI-27-2353 18 You 48 Frlot

Mrs. Laura D. Fregeau Mrs. George C. Fields Mrs. Laura Dim Fregeau, 83, Mrs. Mary McCann Fields of From Changes in School Aid of Winooski, Vt. died Smday at Suffield died Sunday at the the Fanny Allen Hospital in Medical Center of Western Today, 9:01 a.m. — Manchester schools and schools in area flat g r u t school aid system with a new MANCHESTER assisted Winooski. She was the mother Massachusetts, Springfield. She overheated switch on garbage towns stand to benefit from a school aid guaranteed tax base program” without in­ Monday, 1:35 p.m. — East non) of Mrs. Paul White and Ray­ was the mother of James P. disposal at 12 Byron Rd. bill approved Monday by the legislature’s creasing state taxes. Hartford Fire Department Monday, 2:52 p.m. — grass mond Fregeau, both of Fields of Manchester and G. (Town) Education Committm. Connecticut municipalities currently r^uested Manchester, Town fire again in Henry Park. Manchester. Clark Fields of Vernon, and Today, 9:58 a.m. — log bur­ The plan approved by the committee is receive an annual flat ^ant of $250 per Fire Department go on standby (Rockville Fire Department Other survivors are 4 other wife of George C. Fields. pupil whether the towns are wealtity or for them but in Manchester’s ning at the rear of 325 Vernon assisted by Vernon) She is also survived by an attempt to close the gap between rich daughters and 4 other sons, all poor. Thirty-six towns will lose aid un­ stations. St. (Town) Monday, 3:28 p.m. — _ another son, a daughter, a and poor towns without increasing state in Vermont, 35 grandchildren der the program, including Stamford and Monday, 1:44 p.m. — standby SOUTH WINDSOR fire off Rt. 140. (Crystal Lake and 12 great-grandchildren. sister, and a granddaughter. taxes. the affluent Fairfield County towns of at the Burnside Ave. firehouse Monday, 2:14 p.m. — brush Fire Department) The funeral is Wednesday at State Sen. David Barry, D-Fourth The funeral is Wednesday at Darien, Greenwich and New Canaan, said in East Hartford. (Town) and woods fire at 338 Burnham Monday, 3:42 p.m. — woods 8:15 a.m. from the Nicholson District, said today all schools in this area the LaVigne Funeral Home, Rep. Robert M. Walsh, D-Coventry. Monday, 1:49 p.m. — grass St. fire off Reservoir Rd. (Vernon Main St., Winooski. Burial will Funeral Home, Rt. 159, Suf­ would benefit by the move. Monday, 3:16 p.m. — grass The per pupil state aid increase in the 'The Connecticut Education Association fire at the rear of 20 Landers Fire Department) be in St. Francis Cemetery in field, with a Mass at Sacred fire off Pleasant Valley Rd. by local areas would be as follows: has calied a new legislative proposal for Court, in East Hartford. At this Monday, 4 p.m. — woods.fire Winooski. Heart Church, Suffield, at 9. the Podunk Brook. Manchester, |24; Coventry, $26; South school financing “a rip-off on the people of time, the East Hartford J'ire off Rt. 44A and Rt. 31 in Coven­ Burial will be in Woodlawn Department was fighting near- Monday, 3:21 p.m. — grass Windsor, $24; Hebron, $31; Vernon, $22; Connecticut.” try. (North and South Coventry Cemetery, Suffield. iy a dozen grass fires %ere, fire at 18 Longhill Rd. Charles W. Bridges Bolton, $24; Andover, $23; Columbia, $28. CEA President Thomas Mondani said Departments assisted by ROCKVILLE - Charles W. Friends may call at the Monday any formula “which attempts to most of them along the railroad Monday, 3:46 p.m. — brush Tolland and Bolton) funeral home tonight from 7 to The proposal would take school aid away Bridges, 73, of Cromwell, redistribute aiready inadequate state tracks in the north end of town. fire at 159 Benedict Dr. Monday, 4:25 p.m. — woods 9. from Connecticut’s 36 wealthiest towns TOLLAND COUNTY formerly of Rockville, died funds without providing additionai money, (Town) fire behind the Manchester The family suggests that any and redistribute it to the rest of the state’s Monday at West Haven is simply a ripcff on the people of Connec­ Monday, 1:52 p.m. — grass Monday, 10:20 a.m. — woods Drive-In off Rt. 44A. (Bolton memorial contributions may be 169 communities. fire off Wiegold Rd. (Tolland Veterans Hospital. ticut.” and woods fire by the old Nike Fire Department assisted by made to the Leukemia Society The proposal, approved by a vote of 21- Born in Coventry, Mr. The CEA said Connecticut, which is site south of Line St. in Giaston- Fire Department) Vernon and Andover) of America, Inc., Northern to-6, now must be accept^ by the ap­ Bridges lived in Rockville for 20 near the top of the nationai list of state per bury. Both the Manchester, Monday, 11:06 a.m. — barn Monday, 7:15 p.m. — car fire Connecticut Chapter, 44 State propriations committee before it can be years before moving to capita income, is “already shamefully Town Fire Department and fire off Bolton Rd. (Vernon Fire on Cedar Swamp Rd. (Tolland St., Hartford. considered by the entire legislature. Department with Bolton, Cromwell 17 years ago. He was Sen. Mary Martin, D-Groton, co- near the bottom of the list of all the M Glastonbury fireitien fought the Fire Department) blaze which was fanned by Tolland and Rockville Fire a Navy veteran of World War I. chairman of the committee, said the states in its percentage of support to local William R. Scully strong Winds. See photo page Departments assisting or Before he retired in 1971, he measure would replace Connecticut’s communities for public education.” one of today’s Herald. covering with Rockville’s was employed for 15 years at William R. Scully, 64, of Clin­ current “inequitable and unconstitutional BOY Hartford Fibers Co., Rocky ton, a former Manchester Monday, 4 p.m. — grass fire ladder truck brought in.) Hill. policeman, died Monday at his off Ellen Lane. (Town) Monday, 11:54 a.m. — grass SCOUT ^ Ap Survivors are three sisters, home after a brief illness. He Monday, 4:19 p.m. — brush fire off Feeder Rd. in Vernon. SUPPLIES Mrs. Jennie West of Rockville, was the husband of Mrs. fire at the rear of Floyd’s (Tolland Fire Department) Mrs. Ellen Schuyler of Margery Curry Scully. 8th District Stands to Save Market at 1 Broad St. (Eighth Monday, 12:40 p.m. — grass and EQUIPMENTEOl Manchester and Mrs. Elizabeth Born in Meriden, Mr. Scully District) fire in Henry Park. (Rockville HEADQUARTERS Costelio of Lake Worth, Fla. was a member of the Monday,4:27 p.m. — grass Fire Department) The funeral is Wednesiday at 2 Manchester Police Department $9fl00 in Hydrant Charges fire by 51 Henry St. (Eighth Monday, 1:27 p.m. — woods p.m. at Rose Hill Funeral for 12 years before moving to District) fire off Feeder Rd. (Vernon ZAHNER’S Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Clinton about 25 years ago. He “a person of legal age, either a Fire Department) MEN’S SHOP Burial will be in Rose Hill owned and operated Scully’s When the Town of latest incident “devastated the Monday, 1:57 p.m. — struc- taxpayer and/or resident in the DOWNTOWN Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Package Store in Clinton. He Manchester formally acquires building and left it looking like district—whichever is mutual­ $1,809 Contributed ture fire on Vernon Ave. a hurricane went through it.” ROCKVILLE There are no calling hours. formerly was a well-known the l^nchester Water Co. and ly exclusive.” To World Hunger Department football and baseball player in stabilizes all townwide water Lassow, who is chairman of a Because the definition wasn’t committee reviewing district the Manchester area. fees at one rate, the acceptable to several board Recent contributors to Other survivors are 4 sons. Manchester, Eighth District bylaws, reported on a members, a ruling by John Manchester Council on World Mrs. Adeline C. Riley recommended change which Police Lt. William Scully and Fire Department will save LaBelle, district counsel, will Hunger are Raymond and BOLTON — Mrs. Adeline Peter F. Scully, both of Clinton, about $9,115 a year for hydrant first must be approved by the Marianne Wilcox, Team 7B of Cusick Riley, 82, of East Hart­ bd sought. Robert Scully of Westbrook, and connection charges, the dis­ district’s counsel and then the The clarification of who is Illing Junior High School, Ed­ ford died this morning at ati board, before it is presented at and Michael Scully of Jackson­ trict board learned Monday and who isn’t a voter stems mund and Pauline Maillet, East Hartford convalescent the annual meeting. ville, Fla.; 2 daughters, Mrs. night. from the district’s 1974 annual Karen Monell, Loretta Wagner, home. She was the mother of The proposed change con­ Jane Welch of Clinton and Mrs. The purchase was approved meeting, when two veteran Walter and Alice Shea, Clifford William F. Riley Jr. of Bolton. Kathleen Capuciati of Deep by referendum last November cerns eligible voters at the an­ members of the board were un- and Elizabeth Simpson, and Other survivors are three nual meeting — when voting for People River; and 13 grandchildren. — at a $2.25 million cost. seated. Several district given in the name of Mrs. daughters, a brother, a sister, the budget or when voting for The funeral is Thursday at Town Manager Robert Weiss residents charged votes were William Brennan by Mr. and five grandchildren and two 9:30 a.m. from the Swan said today he expects the officers. cast by some persons ineligible Mrs. William Keish. Total great-grandchildren. Funeral Home, 80 E. Main St., purchase and transfer will be The committee’s proposal donations to date are $1,809.80. The funeral is Thursday at to vote. Clinton, with a Mass at St. consummated in time for the would define a district voter as Uelplnq 8:15 a.m. from Rose Hill Mary’s Church, Clinton, at 10. July 1 start of the 1975-76 fiscal Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Burial will be in St. Mary’s 'tMTWTftf Rocky Hill, with a Mass at year. 1 2 3 Cemetery, Clinton. Weiss said the town has sub­ 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Blessed Sacrament Church, 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Friends may call at the mitted an application to the People 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 East Hartford, at 9. Burial will funeral home Wednesday from 25 26 27 28 29 30 ALMANAC be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, federal Bureau of Outdoor 7 to 9 p.m. Recreation for a $400,000 open- FOR OVER 50 YEARS Rocky Hill. ’The family suggests that any Friends may call at the space grant — in conjunction In 1972, Apollo 16 astronauts John Young memorial contributions may be with the purchase—and that he By United Press International funeral home Wednesday from made to the Salvation Army, and (Charles Duke walked and rode around 7 to 9 p.m. expects an acknowledgement the surface of the moon for seven hours Hartford. and tentative acceptance of the Today is Tuesday, April 22, the IWtffday and 23 minutes. We believe the world would be a very strange application before July 1. of 1975 with 253 to follow. In 1974, a Pan Am 707 jetliner crashed on place if people did not feel free to show their Transfer of the property The moon is approaching its full phase. the island of Bali, killing all 107 aoard. emotions. without first submitting the The morning stars are Mars and A thought for the day: President application would have meant Jupiter. We’re here to provide funeral services that Franklin D. Roosevelt said, "The truth is allow families to express their sorrow while the town couldn’t expect even The evening stars are Mercury, Venus found when men are free to pursue it.” ABOUT TOWN consideration for an open-space and Saturn. honoring a very special memory. grant, Weiss explained. He said 'Those born on this date are under the Newsmen Sentenced federal funds are available and Sion of Taurus. the application stands a good Spanish Queen Isabella I was born April FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) - Thfee Fresno Great Books Discussion Xi Gamma Chapter will meet chance for approval. 22, 1451. Actors Eddie Aibert and Shirley Bee newsmen were sentenced to indefinite Group will meet Wednesday at tonight at 8 at the home Gordon Lassow, the district’s Temple were born on this date —he in 1908 jail terms Monday for refusing to identify 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. of Mrs. Geri Dumond, 163 Ir­ public works commissioner, and she in 1929. the source who provided them with grand William Sleith, 32 Wyllys St. ving St. Mrs. Sandy Freeman reported Monday night on a On this day in history: jury testimony. “Clouds” by Aristophanes will will present a program on rash of vandalism at the dis­ In 1889, some 20,000 homesteaders Superior Court Judge Denver Peckinpah imposed the sentence on Managing Editor be discuss^. New members “ Learning to Live with trict’s old sewer plant — the massed along the border of the Oklahoma 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN are welcome. Experience.” latest last Wednesday. Territory awaiting the signal to start the George Gruner and reporters William He said three calls were Oklahoma land rush. Patterson and Joe Rosato, who had been HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES The membership committee found in contempt, 62 times during NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES VFW Auxiliary will meet made that morning to the police In 1944, Allied forces invaded Dutch of the Manchester Junior previous hearings. tonight at the post home. The department before any officers New Guinea in World War II. Women’s Club will meet past presidents will host a responded and that the police Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the potluck at 6:30. Miss Helen haven’t found the culprits to home of ^ s . .Howard Holmes, Gustafson is in charge of the date. 135 Bissell St. dinner. Lassow proposed three alter­ natives for putting a halt to the Honduran vandalism — better police Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Walt Disney’s film “Dumbo” President will be presented Wednesday at patrol of the area, watchdogs, Beta Sigma Phi will meet or an alarm system. He said the tonight at 8 at the home 1 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal Overthrown Church, Park St. “The Stray,” of Mrs. Ermana Garaventa, 109 TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras a short film, will also be shown. N. Lakewood Circle. SrK-s;;;;:!:::;:;:;? (UPI) — Gen. Oswaldo Lopez Tickets are 50 cents and may be purchased at the door. In Memoriam Arellano was overthrown today tirselfsom e in a bloodless coup and An adult Bible study will be In loving memory of Samuel Strain succeeded as president of Hon­ conducted Wednesday at 10 who passed away April 22, 1974. Friendship Circle of the duras by Col. Juan Alberto a.m. at Zion Evangelical And I shall dwell in the house of Uie Melgar Castro, an official Lutheran Church. Salvation Army will not meet Lord forever. tonight. proclamation broadcast over Son the radio said. in su ran ce. Job Loan Extension Is Proposed WASHINGTON (UPI) - A. juRMHi A nd sa v e Legislation was offered by Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., today to extend for three years federal loans to some states for i unemployment compensation. K..V, up to 25%. 'The legislation also is in­ L. 'M tended by Ribicoff to suspend penalty tax provisions that are it's not hard. And you'll save yourself a lot in effect for failure by the of money. Because buying life insurance direct states to repay two year loans through us can save you up to 25%. Maybe even on time. , more. Since January, $491 million m r n M . 1.1 11 has been loan^ by the U.S. You'll get the same strong insurance, the govenunent to states to help same kinds of policies, the same kind of protec­ them cover jobless benefits for tion you'd get anywhere else. But you'll pay a unemployed workers. whole lot less. The Labor Department has You've got to have life insurance anyway. indicated that from $850 million So why not save on it. Today. At our savings to $2 billion more in loans will bank. be needed before the country Savfa^Bank Lifelnsuiaiice. The best emerges from the current recession, and Ribicoff said bargain in Ufe. that is why he offered his trust “breathing spell” legislation. SAVINGS BANK OF.MANCHESTER “Clearly, the unemployment For over one hundred years, generations have put their 923 Main Street situation is not going to im- trust in us...because we still feel that the warmth, Uie Manchester, Conn. 06040 *^ove overnight,” he said. strength and the sincerity that is shared is Uie basis of our N A M I._____ T he Connecticut Democrat every relationship. Pnml said funds available to pay for increased jobless compensation a d d r l s s _____ claims have been “inadequate” ..S I A l l . /IP to meet state needs. V 4 V R I For example, Connecticut has had to borrow $149 million FUNERAL HOME to cover unemployment com­ 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER «TEL. 646-5310 lluiKinJ .ii:«__ _ W irca iic... . 1 MMivn pensation claims, he said. Another $17 million has been sought.

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Right? Wrong When it comes' to personal transportation WiU tires last Umger if Wrong — Some disc the air pressure is reduced brakes have a warning de­ bp about four pounds dur­ vice A a t sets up a whine ing a long distance trip? when wear is exceiuive, No. Tires should be kept but A e squeal also may at their recommended in­ be caused by metal-to- thriftiest flation pressme for all metal contact due to brake normal driving. Pressure pads having worn com­ should be checked at least pletely away. This condi­ Best way for owners once a month. Underlnfla- tion can cause serious and tlon causes excessive wear expensive damage to A e to save is to spend at A e outer edges; over- rotors. Ptor safety’s sake, inflation causes excessive have all brakes checked wear at the center. at least twice a year; more on good maintenance • • * — often as they reach A e end If your car won’t start of A elr life expectancy. The tenn “ getaway car” brings to mind Grade B • • • and a clicking sound is Is the only purpose of gangster movies. The jittery driver, invariably portrayed , heard when the ignition shock absorbers to keep oy actors like Ed Brophy or Elisha Cook, Jr., fidgeted switch is turned, you know the car from bouncing? waiting for Jack LaRue to finish the heist. the battery is dead and should be replaced. No. Shock absorbers are While this kind of movie may have gone the way of intended to keep the wheel free dish nig^t and dime popcorn, the getaway car is r > 'i Wrong—save your mon­ in contact with A e road still with us. ey. It may not be A e bat­ under all driving condi­ tery at all. Pirst check for tions, so this becomes a Now it is the family automobile that serves as a Cin­ corroded battery termi­ derella’s coach. It gets us away from the worry and safety consideration. Firm nals, which often causes shock absorbers will pre­ humdrum of workaday life and takes us to adventurous the symptoms of a nm- vent loss of control when places away from home. " down battery, dean Aem steering or braking in an 85 per cent vacation by car up and try again before emergency under rough investing in a new battery. road conditions. Also, Some 85 per cent of us do our vacation and leisure­ * • • time travel strictly by car. Whether the trip is a coast- , shock absorbers help to Disc brakes need no reduce suspension and tire to-coast wander or a picnic at a nearby campground, service until a squeak is wear due to excessive the auUnnobile provides the way to get there. heard. wheel hop. AUTOMOTIVE Certainly today there are problems we want to get away from. Thanks to our national treasure o f getaway cars, most of us can escape from cares for a few days or a few hours. Especially in times when every dollar sbonld be SERVICE spent wisely, it is tme dut the antomoMle is stiO our most economical way to travd. H i^ e r gasoline prices notwiflistandii^ there is no cheaper way (save walkii^ than the car to take A e ftimUy on a hdiday tr^. Front End Alignment INC. Unless y o u are one o f the luck^ ones who live within walklnif distanee o f a wooded COUNCILS For many car owners the aim this year will be making campKround, there is no other way to reach a site like this than by car# The special tang the trip as econmnical as possible. o f a meal cooked outdoors is only one o f the pleasures made poiisible by car ownership. As inconsistent as it may sound, the best way to save And a well-maintained car can make any summer vacaticm trip truly carefree and can SPECIAL money on your fo^coming trip is to spend it now. actually save money through improved gas mileage. Invest in some basic car maintenance and the savings may be substantial...... * 9 ' With gasoline prices at heights unimaginable : Regular ^14’’ ...... MANCHESTER MEMBERS only two years ago, an engine that wastes fuel doe to lack of tnne-np is a Inxnry no one can afford. I Ddorado and Toronado Cars Due to high gasoline prices it is accurate to say that A e tane-np conid pay for itself sevmal times I over. I Regular *17» * 1 2 O r consider items like shock absorbers, wheel align­ ment and other (XHnponmts A a t affect tire life. G M CAR S ONLY An expensive set of tires can wear out an estimated 5 WAYS TO SAVE 25 per cent before its time due to misalignment, worn shocks or just plain inattention to recommended tire SCRANTON MOTORS pressure. CARAGE Route 83, Vamon 643-1181 Simple things save money DOff WILLIS i 500,000 BARRELS OF GAS PER DAY SomeAing as simple as adhering to scheduled oil and IMMEDIATELY BY: filter changes, lubrication can save money in costly en­ n a isu M fiE gine or chassis wear. Even if one disregards A e safety and riding pleasure .iiniiiliil a cared for car provides, A e economies of A e proverbial M o b il ounce o f prevention-pound of cure formula still exist. "Serving Satisfied Customers Since 1928“ So make A at “ getaway from cares” car trip truly carefree. Don’t add expensive bills or potential car 1. REQUIRED MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION troubles to your list o f woes. eResult In Better Maintenance. Visit a competent service outlet before you leave and be sure your vehicle is cared for and not anoAer un­ welcome care. Q 0 , 2. MNUAL MAINTENANCE OR TUNE-UPS •Increases Fuel^onom y 6% - 10% In the average vehicle that needs maintenance. 60% Cf the vehicles on the road today need Filters stand guard maintenance. ANNUAL TUNE-UP against engine wear MANCHESTER MUFFLER Popular tourist attrac­ and fuel is mixed. When CAN INCREASE FUEL ECONOMY tions in places like London, clogged, Ae filter can wyt: “Keeping an automobile tuned up can, on the AND FRONT END SHOP Ottawa or Washington are cease functioning, result­ c o m p e l to Division of R&Q Auto Service Inc. „ 3. ENFORCED 55 MPH SPEED UMIT the famous changAg of ing in poor engine per­ SS •Most automobiles get about 21% more MPH on the highway at 55 the Ouard ceremonies. formance and, often, a MPH than they do at 70 MPH. While not nearly as col­ drastic loss of fuel econ­ ty of^ 5e tSm 20%?" ALL TYPES AUTOMOTIVE orful as the rituals at omy. Most cars today use AAA saya “Motor Club Teats show that even minor tune- Buckingham Palace, Par­ disposable filters which ups can Imqcove mileage by 10%. liament Hill or the Tomb should be replaced at REPAIR of A e Unknowns, A ere is 10,000 miles as part of an u a T h ie f" ***** ■' •" ®0 wasting 21-35% of a guard changing cere­ engine tune-up. TIRES e BATTERIES e ACCESSORIES „ , 4. IMPROVE TRAFFIC FLOW mony A a t’s important to The oil filter catches CALL TODAY FOR A TUNE-UP RESERVATION a motor vehicle. foreign objects in the oil, m ulaUonr**' P"'"®- Improving parking The automotive guards keepAg Aem from dam­ are the filters A a t protect aging engine parts. A a car’s engine from poten­ tially serious harm. The clogged filter cannot per­ air, oil and gasoline filters form Ais function effi­ B MEMBER t h ectation when HEAD OPP THE *DIESfiUN6* As the plunger on your Fights inflation exce^ 10 billion gallons highway driving is re­ p r o b l e m B Y MARINS SURE screen door is designed to Obviously, Increasing of gasoime a year with duced from 70 to 50 miles YOUR CARS IDLE SPEBT resist the forces of the the fuel efficiency of our the very slgnlflcant sav- per hour. CONTROL AND IDLE MIXTURE closer spring, allowing the mgs In fuel cost of $5 CONTROL ARE SET TO cars will go a long way Another way to conserve FACTSRV-RECOMMENPEP door to close gently, so the toward decreasing our de­ billion. gasoline is to make sure SPECIPICATTONS. COMPIETE, shock absorber resists the The plain truth Is that all vehicles are property PERIOPIC TUNE-UPS ARE mand for petroleum and ALSO RECOMMENOEP. tendency of the wheel on easing the inflationary most of us too casualty maintained. For example, ■f|«27Y your car to hop as It pressm-e created by that and too wastefulty use our the U.S. Environmental J- bounces off an obstruction automobiles at needless Im ng^arv^ns demand. Protection Agency reports In the road. President Ford has es­ cost CO ourselves and to “keeping an automobile Shocks idso keep the tablished the goal of in­ the disadvantage of om: tuned up can, on the aver­ car’s body from b^blng creasing the fuel efficiency society. Many trips are age, Improve fuel econ­ up and down like a row­ of the 1980 model cars by made for purposes of du­ omy six per cent as com­ boat at sea. The shock ourSBoTioer^Samngs 40 per cent over 1974 mod­ bious value. And the num­ pared to an untuned auto.” Perilous life is led absorber’s philosophy Is to els. Our research indicates ber of worthwhile trljts The agency added grossly maintain the status qu»; that the President’s goal could be greatly, reduced maladjusted and under­ the wheels shouldn’t hop ^Turn your umbrella upside-down... is entirety reasonable and by better planning and maintained vehicles can by car^s spark plugs and the body shouldn't that the goal can be organizing our dally rou­ waste 20 per cent or more bop. and catch a cloudburst of savings during • APRIL! Come tines. on in and let us get your car ready for the pleasant Spring driving reached by the manufac­ fuel. Like the hero of a spy Eventually, 'with age, a turers through Improved Double up, save An estimated 3.8 billion worn shock absorber loses ahead. You’ll save important money at the same time with the technology, engine resiz­ Although the typical car gallons of fuel could be adventure thriller, the Pressure Impacts of Its control of the situation. spark plug lives a perilous 2,000 pounds per square valuabie service specials listed beiow. See us now and we'il ing and a relatively lim­ seats four persons. Its ur­ saved' annually through. Instead of easing your prove our deaiership can help you get the most out of your ban work trip occupancy life. Assaulted by a dan­ inch and electrical dis­ ited marketing shift to proper engine mainte­ wheels over bumps in the automotive budget! smaller cars. Indeed, the averages only 1.4 persons. nance. gerous cast of “villains,” charges of 10,000 volts or road. It lets them boimce, more also batter spark average fuel economy of This statistic tops all In delivering his eco­ such as searing heat, cor­ sometimes setting up an 1975 model automobiles others in supporting the rosive chemicals. Jolting plugs. In 10,000 miles of oscillation like a ball on nomic address to the na­ driving, the spark plug has already brought about charge of waste and Inef- tion last October, Presi­ electric current and Jack­ a long rubber band. flciency in the national will Are IS million times. a 13.5 per cent Improve­ dent Ford said, “Inflation, hammer pounding, the Other problems ment over 1974 models — transportation system. our public enemy number plug makes agent 007’s After approximately 10,- a major step toward the Raising the occupancy 000 miles, the pimishment If this only caused an 1, w ill — u n less It Is tribulations seem like a uncom fortable ride. It President’s goal rate nationwide to an av­ whipped — destroy our slap on the wrist by com­ the plug endures takes its erage or even two persons toll. Electrode wear, caused would be bad enough. But Need action now country, our homes, our parison. there are other problems per automobile would save liberties, our property, and by the punishing combi­ But President Ford has an extraordinary flve bil­ According to Champion created by worn shocks. $29.00 FRONTENO $12.50 Anally our national pride nation of electrical and emphEislzed the urgency lion gallons of gasoline a Spark Plug Company, the chemical assaults, is irre­ Most important is the — as surety as any well- plug itself operates In safety factor. Fours, sixes ffnd of whipping in&atlon now. year. armed enemy.” versible. So, the plug can To bank on the long range temperatures anywhere solid state ignition We at the Department That Is the dimension no longer provide econom­ solutions of increasing do­ of Transportation have from sub-zero to 1,500°F ALIGNMENT EVEN LESS. of the challenge we face. or more. Occasional blasts ical performance. mestic energy supplies and placed top priority on That’s why automotive improving automobile fuel Such simple things as how, of corrosive combustion encouraging greater na­ when and where we drive experts recommend instal- efficiency is like praying tionwide participation In gasses reaching heat In­ for rain while flames lick will go a long way toward tensity of more than 'latlon of a new set of plugs carpooling. Our theme: determining how we shall after 10,000 miles on most through the roof of the "Double Up America — 4,000"F can assault the GASOLINE SAVED Installation of B Autolite spark plugs, Motorcralt polnl Check and adjust caster, camber, and loe-in. meet that challenge. plugs. cars. house. Two Can Ride Cheaper An estimated IS jmiHnn set, Motorcralt condenser, and all labor. (Trucks slightly higher.) gallons of gasoline were saved In the State of New Jersey due to mandatory These rules may help you get emissions inspection. An COMPLETE GM engme that is maintained out of sinking automobile for low emissions will ni«n If you are ever unlucky bum less fuel, e}q>Iained of water pressure from the Richard J. Sullivan of enough to be in a car that outside. OIL AND enters deep water, the New Jersey’s Department 3. If it is impossible to of Environmental Protec­ Canada Safety Council of­ leave the car while float­ REPAIRS fers some advice. tion. As more cars are In­ ing, the car doors can spected In 1976, gas savings A car floats for a short usually be opened un­ OIL FILTER $14.50 time after hitting the wa­ • COLLISION In the state could climb $8.77 derwater because outside as high EUi 50 million ter In a near horizontal pressure of water has been ' position irrespective of gallons annually, Sullivan 4-qt. capacity cars equalized. said. SERVICE how It hit the water. ’The 4. If the car is dam­ • MECHANICAL EVEN LESS. time varies with make WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS from a few seconds to aged to the extent that three or four minutes, af­ none o f these ways o f es­ CARS AND TRUCKS ter which It sinks vertl- cape can be taken, use the :aUy, engine end flrst feet or shoulders to re- Genuine Parts Clean condenser tins, adjust drive beits, tighten liftings Rules for escape are: niove the front or back Motorcralt oil tiller, live quarts of oil, and labor. and check system for leaks. Refrigerant extra, 1, Immediately after window by pushing it Factory Trained Mechanics if needed. hitting the water, releaae out. Ibis can best be PLUG THAT ‘LEAK’ your aafety belt. done by pushing in the 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 2. Open door windows, comers. In econ om y tests, a movable roof (if any), CALL 646-6464 spark plug misflrlng half When a car sinks in the time at 60 miles per and/or back window. water, outside and Inside Leave the car via the best hour dropped fuel econ­ 315 Center St. lights should be switched omy by 7.3 per cent, ac­ route as finickly as pos­ on If iiosslble. This lessens sible. During the floating cording to the Motor Ve­ / M O R I A R T V Manchester confusion In the vehicle, hicle Manufacturers Asso­ 7 period, it will be difficult and makes location from Cailor Chevrolet ciation. Phone 643-5135 to open the doors because above easier. 1229 MAIN ST, • MANCHESTER •.•tf i'..-. -

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ttftrtit ttfftr /MMT m senr rtvo, P$r»t4ft AMU torn Tune-up could save up to $110 a year How would you like to A would be $600. nice hunk of change. r save youtself nearly $110? ducted, we’ve found a In tests conducted by Siioald yon be losiiig Even if your car saves If your car is cme of tuned car has better foul- Champion, emission levels 25 per cent In gas the U.S. and. Canadian . those described by the U.S. weather starting success were shaiply reduced after wasted, then yon are average of 8.2 per cent Environmental Protection than a car in need of a oat $150. after a needed tune-up, tune-up. Average carbon Agency (EPA) and other tune-up. In fact, untuned you’ll still save more in monoxide (CXD) emissions sources as wasting as much According to that same were reduced 50 per cent fuel costs than the price cars have twice as many as 25 pertxnt of 1b gaso­ EPA report, keeping an (at idle) and hydrocarbon of the work. Gds savings ‘won’t starts’ than tuned line supply, then such sav­ automolAle tuned up can cars.” (HC) emissions were 47 improve fuel economy. under the circumstances Critical •leering componenU often are overlooked by car owners. Once tronitle is sensed ings are possible. A road service call for per cent lower (also at idle) And a recent (Champion described above would be after tune-up. in this system, then it may be too late to avoid expensive repairs. Repolar Inbrication Simple raadiematics just below $50 per year. a s t ^ in a remote location tdl tihe story. Spark Plug Ctompany sur­ Performance is also im­ and inspection of the steerinp by your favorite service man can prevent problems before According to David L. Y; where a tow is needed may they start. (Photo courtesy o f TR W ) Say your car travels vey shows the average cost about half the price proved after tune-up, Mr. . cost of a tune-up today Walker, CThampion’s direc­ Walker noted. In mobile 15,000 mDcs a year and tor of automotive technical of a tune-up, he noted. is around $42. dynamometer tests con­ is capable of gefting 15 services, gasoline savings Tune-up benefits that Know how to tell when car’s steering miles per gaDon. So a tune-up every 10,- ducted by (Champion, there are only part of the value may not result in cash was an 8.6 per cent in­ If you me payii^ 60 000 miles plus necessary of a good engine tune-up. cents a gaDon for foei, savings still make driving crease in power and an 8.0 system needs attention? Yon should! minor adjustments along Mr. Walker said, “ In safer and more pleasure- your amn^ expenditme the way can save you a per cent decrease in pass­ every test we’ve ever con­ able. ing distance after tune-up. When the red light or there’s generally time to something amiss In your gauge on your dashboard do something about It. But steering system, It 'could EXPERT 11 warns of low oil pressure, when you get warnings of be a sign that potentially dangerous and expensive repair damage has already Here*s Another . . . been done. LUBE&OU. That’s one reason It pays to have your favorite car CARE FOR YOUR CAR service man check the front end at every oppor­ CHANGE tunity. And that’s why one CROSSWORD PUZZLE should keep' components Keep eye on Ih proper alignment, state HURRY INI of lubrication and a^ust-' tire inflation ment. MCHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. Includes up to You may want to invest 5 quarts of To help you recognize In a pressure gauge to quality oil keep frequent tabs on the signs your car will and an expert give you when steering your tires. Proper pressure chassis for tires is generally given components are out of lubrication. Any whack, below Is a list of American in a location inside the symptoms that can result car driver’s compartment of from m alfunctioning fron t the car — sometimes on a glbve box door or inside end parts. the door post. Keeping CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT-AVOID DELAY! tires properly Inflated SYMPTOMS — hard saves on tire wear, gas steering, car pulling to consumption and provides one side, car wandering, FRONT END BRAKE safer going. imeven tire wear, front ALIGNMENT OVERHAUL wheel shimmy, loose steer-- Install lininss and rebuild Ing, heavy thumping on Precision alignment cylinders on fUl 4 wheels, arc rough roads. by skilled mechanics. finings, turn drums, install ■ NEW return springs, repack front j bearings and inspect system. POSSIBLE CAUSES — worn or binding ball Joints, fron t end out o f alignm ent, KNOW YOUR DIP STICK loose fron t wheel bearings, Do you know where the loose or dry steering link­ engine oil dip stick Is lo­ age. cated? Checking on oil levels is Important to ACROSS 49 When I was 23 Indy ‘500’ Pit . longer engine life. The dip 1 What a tuned — / — . Drum type stick will te^ you when engine does. 51 Sadat’s country. 25 Important Car Removing Car ALL AMERICAN CARS and hoW much oU needs 7 What an untuned 52 Composer Air Condition American (except luxury) en »n e does. Janac^k. cars to be added. Sometimes it Element. Emission Kit Includes ALL parts Hsted will ipdicate oil should be 13 ^What you can get S3 Araumulates a 26 Washington’s Parts Mtra, If needed. 295 BROAD ST. nunMiiE hs-iim MANCHESTER for defective NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Add «6 for each NEW wheel changed. (EMdence of for­ Birth month Fruitless? for f•ctorv sir or tortion bar cart headlights. 55 What ignition (Abbrev.). cylinder. eign matter nr tmusual 14 To work out thickness of the oil are (Opposite Sears Automotlvs) Open Mon., Tues., Wed., FrI. 8-5:30; Thurs. 8-8 - Set 8-1 system produces. 1 27 Change this at If you were thinking ((jolloq.). 57 Messrs. Tucker about removing emission possible clues.) 15 Flying recommended and Corelli. times. control equipment In your Down to Rio." 58 There’s no ------16 Preacher------. 28 Former United new car to boost gasoline *10 to *17 LESS per tire for neglecting Nations initials. economy, you may be do­ Because We Appreciate You,,, 18 Sometimes part car. o f tire. 29 Car service area. ing more than polluting than our Feb..prices! 19 Opposite o f DOWN 30 ------Been W ork­ the air. Accordl^ to a motorist ing on the Rail­ study by the Environ­ ANOTHER WAY TO SERVICE YOU BETTER (Abbrev.). 1 What good road. mental Protection Agency, T ire s to n e DELUXE brakes help 20 Police racket 31 Type o f lettuce. chances are you’ll get­ AVOID HIGH SPEED squad. you do. 32 Turns on ignition. ting even poorer gas mile­ Save gas by avoiding Wb have two alignment machlnaa to handle all 22 SE Asian New 2 When ignition is 34 Vital to saving age. CHAM PION' Year. out o f ------mis­ gas, quick starts. high speeds. Observing the types of cars Including foreign. Also a new and 23 One thing to look fire occurs. 37 Western Hemi­ The EPA in Its survey IISUP-R-BELT' recommended 50-55 mile for on tire. 3 Battery ------can sphere Group. took 10 cars to private limit on^ the open road batter Brake Service Canter. 24 Phone Company corrt^e cables. 38 K in g— — vital garages and service sta­ makes for fuel economy. dept. (Abbrev.). 4 Movie Organiza­ front end com­ tions, Instructing mechan­ 26 Various small m .? 0 0 9 5 Via Aim To Serve You Better tion. ponent. _ car engines. ics to "do what’s necessary A78>13 5 Thee (Spanish). 40 Concise. to Improve gasoline mile­ IBIeckwall | With The Quickeet And FIneet 29 St. or Henry, 6 Part o f some 35 ------Kleine 41 Car component. age.’’ Plus $1.77 F.E.T. and old lire. Tire Service In Town suspensions. 42 H int Changes made by the Nachtmusick. 7 Common service 36 ------The Cows 43 Man’s name repair shops resulted In an Polyester cord body provides a CLEANER AIR facility business (Alt. Sp.). Come Home. lure. average loss o f 3.5 per cent smooth ride. Fiberglass double belts New Jersey’s mandatory 35 Cry o f Bacchus, 45 Neighbor of Md. In fuel economy and a assure you of strength and long emissions inspection pro- 36 What 23 Across 8 Transactional 46 Home .of the mileage. G oodyear g;ram Is expected to reduce can cause. Analysis Incas. drastic Increase In hydro­ ALL SIZES AND WHITEWALLS 38 The art o f writ­ (Abbrev.). 47 Troops loyal to carbon, carbon monoxide ALSO SALE PRICED. carbon monoxide emis­ ing poems 9 Common insect. General Park. and oxides of nitrogen sions by more tham 20 per (Arch.). 10 Uncouth person. 48 Latin form o f emissions. cent in Its first year of 3 9 - Jose. 11 Vital service for T o Be. Cost o f the work done by operation. CUSTOM STEELGUARD RADIAL chassis protec­ 40 ------Lizzie. 50 Motor City Cul­ the garages ranged from GUARANTEED CUSTOMER 41 Important part tion. tural Group MTISFACTION nCRV nSE 12 Printer’s term. $12.60 to $37.50. In addition o f emission (Init). to disconnecting emission system. 17 Ignition key 52 Body o f water in 325 BROAD ST. 44 Snow White’s position. Quebec. control equipment, garages Dwarfs. 20 Bi:is motor 54 Abraham’s birth­ generally enriched the Manchester' We Have Almost 7,000 Tires 4 6 ------ignition,.•-..wu, vehicle, carburetor Idle setting and PUT ON REAR place. When raullal tires are dan^rous engine 21 Province in Can- 56 Military shopping advanced timing with In -. 646-3356 condiUon. ada (Abbrev.). center. dividual losses In fuel . Mon., Tiwo., Wod., n i used with bias or belted econom y o f up to 16.5 per 8-8:30 tires, place the radlals on In Our Warehouse the rear sixle. See Answer Page Eleven cent. T ire Thun. 8-8; S a t 8-4:00 .

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rMMg mtcftfr ^ror- ctHten Lmte-y Tune-up could save up to $110 a year H o w - vvould you like to would be $600. nice hunk of change. \ r save yourself nearly $110? ducted, we’ve found a In tests conducted by Should you be losing Even if your car saves tuned car has tetter foul- If your car is one of 25 per cent in gas Champion, emission levels , those described by the U.S. the U.S. and, Canadian weather starting success were sharply reduced after wasted, then yon are average of 8.2 per cent Envipnmentol Protection than a car in need of a tune-up. Average carbon out $150. after a needed tune-up, Agency (E P A ) and other tune-up. In fact, untuned monoxide (CO ) emissions According to that same you’ll still save more m sources as wasting as much cars have twice as many were reduced 50 per cent fuel costs than the price as 25 per.,;bent o f fts gaso­ E P A report, keeping an (at idle) and hydrocarbon of the work. Gas savings ‘won’t starts’ than tuned line supply, then such sav- automobile tuned up can cars.” (H C ) emissions were 47 improve fuel economy. under the circumstances per cent lower (also at idle) Critical sieerinK components often are overlooked by car owners. Once trouble is sensed .^ings are possible. A road service call for And a recent Champion described above would be after tune-up. in this system, then it may be too late to avoid expensive repairs. Regular lubrication ^ p le mathematics just below $50 per year. a s t ^ in a remote location ten the story. Spark Plug Company sur­ Performance is also im­ and inspectifm of the steering by your favorite service man can prevent problems before According to David L, where a tow is needed may they start. (Photo courtesy of' T R W ) vey shows the average proved after tune-up, Mr. SiRy yonr car travels Walker, Qiampion’s direc­ cost about half the price cost of a tune-up today Walker noted. In mo'oile 15,000 m iles a y ear and tor of automotive technical of a tune-up, he noted. is around $42. dynamometer tests con­ is capable of getting 15 services, gasoline savings Tune-up benefits that Know how to tell when car’s steering miles per gefflon. So a tune-up every 10,- ducted by (Champion, there are only part o f the value may not result in cash was an 8.6 per cent in­ If yon are paying 60 000 miles plus necessary of a good engine tune-up. savings still make driving cents a gaOon for fuel, crease in power and an 8.0 system needs attention? You should! minor adjustments along Mr. Walker said, “ In safer and more pleasure- yonr annna] expenditure the way can save you a per cent decrease in pass­ every test we’ve ever con­ able. ing distance after tUne-up. When the red light or there’s' generally ttoe to something amiss In your gauge on your dashboard do something about It. But steering system. It could EXPERT 11 warns of low oil pressure, when you get warnings of be a sign that potentially dangerous and exjienslve repair damage has already Here’s Another . . . been done. LUBE&OIL That’s one reason it pays to have your favorite car CARE FOR YOUR CAR service man check the front end at every oppor­ CHANGE tunity. And that’s why one CROSSWORD PUZZLE should k e e p ' components Keep eye on In proper alignment, state HURRY INI of lubrication and adjust-' tire inflation MCHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, MC. ment. Includes up to You may want to invest 5 quarts of In a pressure gauge to To help you recognize quality oil the signs your car will keep frequent tabs on and an expert your tires. Proper pressure give you when steering chassis components are out of Any for tires is genertilly given lubrication. American In a location Inside the whack, below is a list of car symptoms that can result driver’s compartment of from malfunctioning front the car — sometimes on a gl6ve box door or inside end parts. the door post. Keeping CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT-AVOID DELAY! tires properly inflated SYMPTOMS — hard saves on tire wear, gas steering, car pulling to consumption and provides one side, car wandering, FRONT END BRAKE safer going. imeven tire wear, front ALIGNMENT OVERHAUL wheel shimmy, loose steer­ Install linings and rebuild ing, heavy thumping on Precision alif^nment cylinders on all 4 wheels, arc rough roads. by skilled mechanics. finings, turn drums, install' N EW return springs, repack front j bearings and inspect system. POSSIBLE CAUSES — worn or binding ball joints, KNOW YOUR DIP STICK front end out of alignment, loose front wheel bearings, Do you know where the loose or dry steering link­ engine oil dip stick Is lo­ age. cated? Checking on oil levels Is Important to ACROSS 49 When I was 23 Indy ‘500’ Pit , * 5 9 6 6 longer engine life. The dip 1 What a tuned Drum lypi stick will tell you when engine does. 51 Sadat’s country. 25 Important Car Removing Car ALL AMERICAN CARS and hoW much oU needs 7 What an untuned 52 Composer A ir Condition American (except luxury) to be added. Sometimes It enmne does. Janac£k. Element. Emission Kit cars Parts extra, if naadad. Includes ALL parts listsd will Indicate oU should be 13 What you can get 53 Accumulates a 26 Washington’s 29S BROAD ST. TELEPHONE 643-1161 MANCHESTER for defective tab. NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Add <6 for aach NEW whsal chEuaged. (Evidence of for­ Birth month Fruitless? for factory air or toraion bar cars. headlights. 55 What ignition (Abbrev.). cylindsr. eign matter nr tmusual 14 T o work out (Opposite Sears Automotive) open Mon., Tins., Wad., Fri. 8-5:30; Thurs. 8-8 - Sat 8-1 system produces. ' 27 Change this at If you were thinking thickness of the oil are (Colloq.). 57 Messrs. Tucker about removing emission possible clues.) 15 Flying recommended and Corelli. times. control equipment In your Down to Rio." « There’s n o ------410 to 417 LESS per tire 16 Preacher------. 28 Former United new car to boost gasoline Because We Appreciate You,,, for neglecting Nations initials. economy, you may be do­ 18 Sometimes part car. o f tire. 29 Car service area. ing more than polluting than our Feb. prices! 19 Opposite o f DOWN 30 ------Been Work­ the air. According to a motorist ing on the Rail­ study by the • Environ­ ANOTHER WAY TO SERVICE YOU BETTER (Abbrev.). 1 What good road. mental Protection Agency, Ttrestone DELUXE 20 Police racket brakes help 31 Type o f lettuce. chances are you’ll ^ get­ AVOID HIGH SPEED squad. you do. 32 Turns on ignition. We have two alignment machlnee to handle all 22 SE Asian New 2 ting even poorer gas mile­ CHAM PION' Save gas by avoiding When ignition is 34 Vital to saving age. Year. out o f ------mis­ gas, quick starts. high speeds. Observing the types of cars Including foreign. Also a new and 23 One thing to look fire occurs. 37 Western Hemi­ The EPA In Its siurvey »SUP-R-BELT' recommended 50-55 mile batter Brake Service Canter. for on tire. 3I Battery------can sphere Group. took 10 cars to private limit on, the open road 24 Phone Company corrode cables. 38 K in g— :—vital garages and service sta­ makes for fuel economy. dept. (Abbrev.). 4 Movie Organiza­ front end com­ tions, instructing mechan­ * 0 0 9 5 Via Aim To Serve You Better 26 Various small tion. ponent. car engines. 5 ics to "do what’s necessary A78-13 Thee (Spanish). 40 Concise. to Improve gasoline mile­ AS I With The Quickest And Finest 29 St. or Henry. 6 Part o f some 41 Car component. age.” Plus $1.77 F.E.T. and old lire. Tire Service In Town 33 — ^Kleine suspensions. Nachtmusick. 7 42 Hint. Changes made by the 34 ------The C^ws Common service 43 Man’s name Polyester cord body provides a CLEANER AIR facility business repair shops resulted In an Come Home. (Alt. Sp.). smooth ride. Fiberglass double belts New Jersey’s mandatory lure. average loss of 3.5 per cent assure you of strength and long 35 Cry o f Bacchus, a 45 Neighbor o f Md. In fuel economy and a emissions inspection pro­ 36 What 23 Across Transactional 46 Home .of the mileage. Goodyear gram Is expected to reduce can cause. Analysis Incas. drastic Increase to hydro­ ALL SIZES AND WHITEWALLS (Abbrev.). carbon monoxide emis­ 38 The art o f writ- q 47 Troops loyal to carbon, carbon monoxide ALSO SALE PRICED. ing poems Common insect. General Park. and oxides of nitrogen sions by more than 20 per (Arch.). JO Uncouth person. 48 Latin form of emissions. cent In its first year of 39 ------Jose. ** Vital service for T o Be. Cost of the work done by f " operation. CUSTOM STEELGUARD RADIAL 40 ------Lizzie. chassis protec­ 50 Motor City Cul­ tion. the garages ranged from GUARANTEED CUSTOMER 41 Important part tural Group $12.50 to $37.50. In addition SATISFACTION IVB ir TIME o f emission 12 Printer’s term. (Init.). system. 17 Ignition key to disconnecting emission 52 Body o f water in control equipment, garages ^M'tNj ^ AFfcw325 DIIUHIABROAD 011ST. 44 Snow White's position. Quebec. Dwarfs. 20 Big motor generally enriched the a ^ a A m l A a ^ l MANCHESTER We Have Almost 7,000 Tires 54 Abraham’s birth­ PUT ON REAR . 4 6 ------ignition, vehicle. place. carburetor Idle setting and dangerous engine 21 advanced timing with In­ When rELdlEiI tires are Province in Can­ 56 Military shopping 646-3356 used with bias or belted condition. ada (Abbiev.). center. dividual losses In fuel ^ Mon., Tin s ., Wad., FH. In Our Warehouse economy of up to 15.5 per 8-5:30 tires, place the radials on the rear axle. See Answer Page Eleven cent. T ir e Thurs. 8-8; Sat 8-4:00 The pain in ^Jane ’ is plainly on the wane Antifreeze is a misnomer . . .

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there is no urgency to and warm air tempera­ Historic patterns of late withstand both cold and It^s smart change antifreeze in late tures are making engines fall antifreeze changes fall or early winter. It run hotter. hot temperatures. makes sense to change it date back to times when Installing new coolant Most cars are purchased alcohol or methanol were to change it any time a change is need­ new in warm weather antifreeze at this time of ed — in July as well as used as bases of the prod­ year may save you money January. months. Therefore, if one uct. These boiled away heeds recommendations of and long waits for the at any time Actually, car experts when warm weather came product next fall when say, antifreeze is a mis­ annual changes of coolant so It was important to If you feel installing new antifreeze, then the most motorists start to nomer. Coolant antifreeze put in new supplies when worry about the need for antifreeze In the spring is change should come in weather got cold again. like celebrating Christmas is a more accurate descrip­ change. tion of the product. It is these same warm weaNier Today’s coolant base Is in July, then the new facts time periods. of motoring life haven’t designed to both protect ethylene glycol that can been made clear to you. agatost the rigors of sub­ When last winter’s short zero weather and the plus “ Calamity Jane” was taken out to Port Huron High Schftol to give driver training students supplies of antifreeze hit 250°P operation of a mod­ an understanding o f the importance o f good car maintenance. Despite having been generally neglected, “ Caldmity Jane” the car-owning public, a em, high compression en­ had been cruising Port Huron streets. The Car Care Council number of car owners gine in summer. used it to show folks how maintenance can mean the differ­ either did without a fresh So installing a fresh ence between safe driving and traffic accidents. Here driver change or paid premium cooling system protection training students crowd around to get the detailed message prices. may be smarter at times Exhibiting beat-up car focuses close up. What these motorists when the ctur’s air condi­ may not have realized is tioning is going full blast attentiou on need for service Y es ■— You’re Right than Feb. Under severe driving ery oil cha^e to prevent *IOto*|7 prices Late last summer, a dial.” conditions, is it best to re-circulation of the dirty yoimg Port Huron, Michi­ Help is oifered The Council used Calam­ change oil filter when oil that’s caught in an old gan, woman hit It lucl^ changing o i l? filter. Keeping oil clean is twice. Her first bit of for­ in setting up ity Jane, with roof painted tune was finding a buyer a luminous red for DAN­ Yes. Always change fil­ a major factor in minimiz­ 'll^ -!“ J -!frj.l I j’~r local program GER, as a center piece for ter when replacing the oil ing engine wear. Wise drivers will heed for the 1966 model car she e e e was selling. Are you interested in - Car Care Week In Port if your car is subjected to Huron. The car was towed severe driving conditions A tune-up can improve language of drive belt Her second stroke of helping launch a Cedam- (not driven) to various gas mileage by as much as luck was being alive. ity Jane-type program such as trailer towing or locations to show students constant high-speed run­ 8.2 per cent. By JODY CAr,R most like a noisy valve. An official of the Car in your community? If and other groups how ning. Many experienced True. In extreme cases, Among the inner circle This soimd is caused by Care Council (CCC) hap­ so, you can get details neglected a car can be mechanics and fleets when engines are badly out of the auto parts world, it a large crack, or separa­ pened to be looking for a on how to proceed by and still be allowed on the change the filter with ev­ of tune, fuel wastage can go is said that the unsung tion, in the belt, which car just like the one Susie contacting the Car Care highway. as high as 20 to 35 per cent. hero of all imsung heroes hits the pulley with each Smith (not her real name) Council, 17000 Execu­ “Jane” also was the cen­ is the fan belt, or drive revolution. It Is a symptom was driving. The CCC was ter of attention In an belt. It drl'ves a lot more of advanced old age, the seeking out a vehicle cur­ tive Plaz^ Dearborn, brink of failure. Mich. 48126. Emissions Check Lane than just the fan. rently being driven, yet In program sponsored by the jfkirearitmsmoo/s^mf^a Ask any generator, wa­ If old faithful drive belt such ix>or condition that local Jaycees. ter pump, power steering does snap all the way, It was a menace to the you’re in for trouble. So tern was rotted away, a CCC reports that the pump or fan. These com­ driver and other people condition made even more rooo ’ ponents will vouch for the keep an eye and an ear on the road. week helped buUd Interest open for signs of failure, hazardous by the fact that in car care in the Michigan drive belt, without which After purchasing the body and imdercarrlage they would be looking for and ask your automobile community. It also accom­ service man to check into “accident going someplace rust provided a tailor- plished another aim. another way to go. to happen,” the Council Coupon However, this is not why it right away. made conduit for lethal One local observer put dubbed the vehicle “Ca­ carbon monoxide fumes. the drive belt has earned lamity J ^ e ," and used It it this way, “It makes me its reputation as the good The Water pump was shudder to think that a to Inaugmrate a nation­ loose and leaking, head­ guy. It is esteemed, be­ wide motorists education car like that was operating cause the last thliig it lights misaligned and the on oiur streets only a few program. Ignition system so badly TUNE UP PHtTS wants to do is let its bud­ months ago. And I bet dies down. This means it Among the dangerous neglected that starting there are a lot more like conditions plaguing the the car was a major task. that one. When the (bleep) doesn’t want to let you car were defective brakes, 25% OFF down, either. A CCC spokesman re­ are we going to get com­ Still, the best of drive bald tires, misaligned marked, “Jane was emit­ pulsory vehicle inspection Includes Points, Plugs, Condensers wheels, bad shocks, faulty in this state?” belts can’t last forever. steering — any one of ting so much pollution Please Present Coupon at Time of 'Purchase When one breaks, your car which could have helped that the analyzing device Michigan Is one of 19 may overheat, your bat­ cause a fatal accident. couldn’t even record the states that does not have tery may die, your power amount. Emissions knock­ a compulsory inspection The car’s exhaust sys- steering may ^ve out or ed the needle clear off the law. your air conditioning may D EUIXE $1 quit You may experience a Belts help couple of these traumatic Size A78-13 situations simultaneously. Blackwall. reduce car So your drive belt tries to Plus *1.77 F.E .T. and old tiro. help you anticipate trou­ fatalities At Ted Trudon Pontiac ble by providing a unique BLACKWALL combination of audible S ite Feb. price LESS Mow F.E.T. Hospitals In Australia smooth-riding A78-13 •33.25 •10.30 •1.77 and visual warnings of Book helps locate B78-14 2.02 are reporting a drop of impending problems. body plies of 34.95 10.65 M .4 0 24% In bed . occupancy SERVICE COMES FIRST C78-14 35.55 10.70 2.10 First, look for visual certified mechanics p o t Y R s r m E78-14 37.00 11.16 2,32 since the Introduction of Free treneportetfon anywhere In Finding a qualified auto signs of old age. Twist the FIBHROIJISS F7B-14 40.75 12.25 2.47 mandatory seat belt wear­ the Greater Manchester area. belt. 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Here’s how to keep your car A BOOK REVIEW naro MCTs Guess how many lights in your^carl Guide tells how to save on gas AinO AIR CONDITIONER COOKS Spotless inside . WITH"GAS^/ staining the car’s inte­ such as acetone, lac­ rior fabric, especially for quer thinners, enamel through car care, good driving the first time, can be a reducers or nail polish a b o u t IWO QUARTS trying experience. Usually remfwer. O F A*MAGIC*SU8STANC6 THAT IS COMPRESSEP TO the owner has been proud­ 3. Do not use laundry A UIQUIPiTHEN EXRANPS ly keeping the outside soaps, bleaches or re­ INTO A GAS...ANPPOES IT OVER ANP OVER clean and bright, but he or ducing’ agents. They Dean of automotive editors puts ’The book also contains AGAIN...KEEPS >OOR she has very little knowl­ weaken fabric and valuable information on CAR PUEASANTLy edge about how to remove chang;e its color. it (M in informative book coot. FOR THE UFE a smudge of chocolate or what gasoline economy OF VOUR AIR 4. Do .not use too much "Save Money, Save Oas’’ you should expect from CONPITIONER. shoe polish from the seat cleaning fluid because your car, how to get gas fabrics. by Robert W. Irvin, Enter­ an excessive amount prise Publications, New economy with tractors and Not always difficult may destroy rubber York — Other than to recreation vehicles, the padding or leave a sol­ i ■/ .. > i . ■" ■ stop eating, there is prac­ effects of tires and other Whether or not the stain vent ring. 1,J ’ !. -. ''i is difficult to remove de­ tically no way to save equipment on mileage and pends mainly upon the There are two ways of money readily than to cut how pollution controls down on gasoline con­ bear on gas savings. B u t TVllS MAGICAL type of stain and the fab­ cleaning general soilage s u b s t a n c e c a n SEEP ric. Most automobile seat from cloth fabrics. One is sumption. If you are typi­ Gadget warning AWAV niROueH TINV HOSE > — cal, you may not be able l e a k s ANP l e a v e VDO HOT and door panel upholstery with a cleaning fiuld and Irvin warns against fuel ANP BOTMEREP WHEN VOU use three types, according the other is with detergent to reduce the amount of economy gadgets now on LEAST EXPECT IT. to Fisher Body Division of foam cleaners. driving you do. But Bob the market. A leading con­ General Motors. Irvin, the dean of auto­ Cleaning Fluid Use sumers organization has 1. Vinyl coated fabrics. motive editors, has written tested a number of these 2. Genuine leather. 3. Syn­ Cleaning fiuld, which a definitive guide to help “miracle” devices and “has T H A T ’S WHV thetic cloth fibers (nylon can usually be obtained you make that driving cost yet to find one that is CAR CARE COUNCIL through an automobile RECOMMENPS THAT or rayon). a whole lot less. - beneficial.” • you HAVE A QUALI- dealer or reputable auto­ Checking cmidition o f the lights is basic to safe driving and according to General Irvhi writes, “One thing FlEP MECHANIC Vinyl and leather are One auto company did motive supply house, Electric^ there are 42 kinds o f illumination sources in typical cars o f today. They range is true for every car — find a carburetor that CHECK OVER youR relatively easy to clean. should be used to clean from basics like head and tail lights to highly specialized lamps Indicating impn^erly you can improve fuel econ­ AIR CONPITIONING In fact, there is but one helped realize a 66 per SYSTEM FROM TIME stains containing grease, operating pollution controls. GE reports those 42 car lights are 17 more than found in omy, by better mainte­ cent fuel savings. How­ TO TIME.HE<5 EXPERT recommended method of oil or fats. Here’s how to the average home. nance and car care.” And A T PETECTING LITTLE removing stains from ever, the carburetor would l e a k s t h a t c a n use it: he proves it. m e a n LOSS OF these two types of fabrics. have cost $2,500 to produce. COOLANT. 1. Vacunm area to re­ cantly worse fuel economy “Save Money, Save Oas” Use lukewarm water and move loose dirt. Tune-up benefits only the suds from neutral penalties of 20 per cent has been called by its pub­ 2. Always clean at least a Defining a time-up as lisher an Insider’s Guide soap worked into a piece checking the carburetor, or more.” of gauze or cheesecloth. full panel or section Packed into the 05 pages to Gas Economy. Indeed of trim by masking off the engine compression, it is. The price of the This treatment shduld cleaning or replacing the of the book are numerous work on most stains. adjacent trim along gas-saving tips that have booklet is less than the SHINING EXAMPLES stitch or weld lines. air cleaner element, gap­ price of the gas you . can way death rate of 4.5 ping or replacing the spark eluded many writers on A survey in Great Brit­ fat^ties per 100 million Syntlielic fibers 3. Blix detergent type of the subject. Irvin points save in one flU-up after plugs or distributor points, ain reveals that among vehicle miles is a grim (leaning nylon or rayon . foam cleaners strictly out that Les VHand, an a time-up. Irvin’s work Irvin explains the benefits. should be as much a part those who polish their statistic, it’s a vast im­ cloth fibers is more of a according to directions ’The author quotes the economy run veteran, is provement over the 1930 challenge. cm label. an advocate of waxing of a car owner’s “musts” cars regularly, 58 per cent U.S. Environmental Agen- have never had dn acci­ figure. In that year, the 4. Use foam only cm a the vehicle, even the tires as a driver’s license. rate was 16.5 deaths per For best results, stains What’s the difference cy which says, “Keeping dent. Only 31 per cent of should be removed as soon clean sponge or soft and fan blades, as an aid How to get book 100 million miles. an automobile tuned up those who don’t polish as possible after they have bristle brush. Do not can, on the average. Im­ to better gasoline mileage. (If you can’t find the wet fabric excessively cars could claim such dis­ been made. The longer between prove fuel economy 6 per Weaving waate. volume in your regular they set, the more difficult or rub harshly with a book store, it can be mail tinction. cent as compared to an Also cited is an Auto­ the job becomes. Experts brush. untuned automobile. How­ ordered through “Save warn that treatment of 5. W ipe clean with a Service Station Service mobile Club of Michigan Money, Save Gas,” Box BREAK IN TIRES ever, an individual vehicle study showing that motor­ some stains, especially slightly damp absorb­ which is grossly malad­ 489 Radio City Station, Tires need a break-in where water treatment is ent towel or cloth. ists who weave in and out New York, N.Y. 10019. Add period when new. Keep and justed or undermaintained of traffic on city streets specified, may cause dis­ 6. Immediately dry fabric — for example, spai^ plug 25 cents to the $1.50 price weU within the speed limit coloration or disturbance can waste up to 43 per for mailing and handling.) to help tires “adjust” to with a dry towel or misfire, air filters clogged, cent of their gasoline. of the finish. These negfa- hair dryer. DILLON FORD carburetor improperly ad­ other tires on the car so tlve results, however, may justed—can suffer signifi­ they can function as an 7. Rewipe fabric with dry f Y be considered preferable absorbent towel or integral unit. >* to the stain itself. Service? A 1 A a cdoth to restore the AOVICE TO W OMEX I g p Before discussing what V luster o f the trim and ^ CARS, DRIVERS j. X.n a. X X can be done for stains, one to diminate any dried ARE SAFER should first learn what residue. ORIVE... While the current hlgh- NOT to do when cleaning fabric. Here are four Good housekeeping in­ VWiy our service is guaranteed .ir o m D e D e B enson... aw < M n an w h o d o e s points to remember: side the family car can mean extra dollars at 1. Never use gasoline or trade-in time, so it should naphtha. be worth your effort to Dear DeDe: their legislators, too, in know so much about cars? 2. Do not use solvents keep it tidy and spotiess. As I write this letter, I Alabama; Alaska, Arizona, Factory-trained Mechanics.. am heartsick. I just re­ GT California, Connecticut, Kingston, Ont. SPRING HAS SPRUNG turned from visiting a Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Dear GT: Speciaiized Equipment... neighbor’s son in the hos­ Michigan, Minnesota, pital where he has been My first car was seven Montana,' Nevada, North years old when I bought Gasoline safety saves Computerized Parts Supply for two months. He’s ig Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, it. If something can go years old, a talented ath­ Tennessee, Washington, wrong with a car, it went ' ‘ T b % O FF lete and now the doctors Wisconsin. valuable fuel^ lives say it will be a miracle if wrong with that one. I All Parts & Labor On All Dear DeDe: guess I’m just the type to Here’s a way to save Plus Our he ever walks again. It A high flash point sol­ seems Baib was involved-in How come you, a woman. make lemonade when I’m TUNE-UPS gasoline, and possibly your vent such as kerosene can handed a lemon. life, too. an accident. After seeing During April and May With This Coupon be used for cleaning auto­ the car he was driving, it’s Gasoline vapor is a mobile parts or tools. For no wonder. The wheels deadly killer, but few peo­ oil and grease spills, a toobbled. One headlight ple recognize its danger cleaning compound or 35 WORD SERVICE was completely missing. Get Our Special Spring Price On A when they use it for clean­ sawdust can be used to The front end sagged like 15^% OFF ing purposes. remove the bulk of the an old horse. Can’t some­ “Never use gasoline as substance and, if neces- We guarantee our service work for 90 days or thing be done about get­ ALL BRAKE SYSTEM WORK a cleaning fiuld,” advises s&ry, a steam cleaner or ting death traps like that During April and May With This Coupon the American Petroleum detergent may be used 4000 miles, whichever comes first. If our repair or off.^the highway? It may for additional cleaning. A Institute’s Safety and Fire be too late to help Bob T i / M £ - f f p Protection Committee. waterless hand cleaner replacement fails in normal service within that but what about other kids? “Use only an approved, may be used ■. to cleap hands and arms. Mrs. LMB COUPON SPECIALS high flash point cleaning period, we’ll fix it free of charge. Parts and labor. solvent.” Remember, it takes Silver Springs, Md. REG. NOW three elements for com­ Gasoline vaporizes rap­ Dear Mrs. LMB: 6 Cylinder 8 Cylinder s id e MooMii^ Installed...... idly when exposed and the bustion — air, fuel, and .... 59.95 4 9 . 0 0 an ignition source. Keep Unfortunately for Bob, Safety Check ...... 14.00 7 . 9 5 vapor settles invisibly near you live in a state that has Labor Labor the floor because the them apart. Don’t Use GUARANTEE S<00, Front End /Uignment...... 16.95 1 4 .9 5 Gasoline As A Cleaner! no Periodic Motor Vehicle Plus Parte * 1 2 * *Plue Parte fumes are heavier than Inspection. Maryland is Air Conditioner Tune-up...... 29.95 2 4 . 9 5 air. Gasoline vapors have ALIGNMENT SAVES one of 19 states that have been known to travel many FUEL, RUBBER 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE •^RENTAL CARS^ no compulsory, check on ATUS AIR FILTEK feet to an ignition soiuce Tests reported on by the resulting in a "flash back” • COMPLETE BODY REPAIR DEPARTMENT the safety of their cars. 14 PMCE WITH ilTIINE IIP! Call for appointment now...648-4571 Motor Vehicle Manufac­ Therefore, except for spot W the liquid. An explosion turers Association showed can be caused by the checks by thOUR AIR ,, edge about how to remove change its color. CONDITIONER. a smudge of chocolate or "Save Money, Save Qas” you should expect from 4. Do .not use too much your car, how to get gas shoe polish from the seat cleaning fluid because by Robert W. Irvin, Enter­ fabrics. prise Publications, New economy with tractors and an excessive amount recreation vehicles, the may destroy rubber York — Other than to Not always difficult stop eating, there is prac­ effects of tires and other padding or leave a sol­ equipment on mileage and Whether or not the stain vent ring. tically ho way to save Is difficult to remove de­ money readily than to cut how pollution controls There are two ways of B u t THIS MAGICAL pends mainly upon the down on gasoline con­ bear on gas savings. SUBSTANCE CAN SEEP type of stain and the fab­ cleaning general soilage sumption. If you are typi­ Gadget warning AWAY 7HROLK3H TIN Y HOSE ric. Most automobile seat from cloth fabrics. One is cal, you may not be able LEAKS AND LEAVE VOU HOT with a cleaning fiuld and Irvhi warns against fuel AND 6CJTHEREP WHEN YOU and door panel upholstery to reduce the amount of economy gadgets now on l e a s t e x p e c t rr. use three types, according the other is with detergent driving you do. But Bob foam cleaners. the market. A leading con­ to Fisher Body Division of Irvin, the dean of auto­ sumers organization has General Motors. Cleaning Fluid Use motive editors, has written tested a number of these 1. Vinyl coated fabrics. a definitive guide to help T H A T '5 w h y Cleaning fiuld, which “miracle” devices and “has CAR CARE c o u n c il 2. Genuine leather. 3. Syn­ can usually be obtained you make that driving cost yet to find one that Is RECOAVAENDS THAT thetic cloth fibers (nylon through an automobile a whole lot less. beneficial.” ■ YOU HAVE A QUALI­ or rayon). FIED MECHANIC dealer or reputable auto­ Checking ccmdilion o f the lights is basic to safe driving and according to General Irvin writes, “One thing One auto company did CHECK OVER YOUR Vinyl and leather are motive supply house, Electric, there are 42 kinds o f illumination sources in typical cars o f today. They range is true for every car — find a carburetor that AIR CONDITIONING you can Improve fuel econ­ s y s t e m f r o m T im e relatively easy to clean. should be used to clean from basics like head and tail lights to highly specialized lamps indicating imprcqtcriy helped realize a 66 per TO T i m e .H ES EXPERT In fact, there is but one stains containing grease, operating pollution controls. GE reports those 42 car lights are 17 more than found in omy. by better mainte­ cent fuel savings. How­ AT PeTECDN& LITTLE recommended method of nance and car care.” And ever, the carburetor would l e a k s THAT CAN oil or fats. Here’s how to the average home. m e a n l o s s OF removing stains from use it: he proves it. have cost $2,500 to produce. (TOOLANT. these two types of fabrics. 1. Vacuum area to re­ Tune-up ben^flu cantly worse fuel economy “Save Money, Save Gas” Use lukewarm water and move loose dirt. penalties of 20 per cent has been called by ite pub­ only the suds from neutral Defining a tune-up as or more.” lisher an Insider’s Guide 2. Always clean at least a checking the carburetor, to Osus Economy. Indeed soap worked into a piece full panel or secticm Packed into the 05 pages of gauze or cheesecloth. the engine compression, of the book are numerous it is. ’The price of the of trim by masking off cleaning or replacing the booklet is less than the This treatment shbuld adjacent trim along gas-saving tips that have SHINING EXAMPLES way death rate of 4.5 work on most stains. air cleaner element, gap­ eluded many writers on price of the gas you-can fat^tles per 100 million stitch or weld lines. ping or replachig the spark save in one fill-up after A survey in Great Brit­ the subject. Irvin points ain reveals that among vehicle miles is a grim Synthetic ^ e r s 3. Blix detergent type of plugs or distributor points, out that Lea Vlland, an a ttme-up. Irvin’s work foam cleaners strictly those who polish their statistic, it’s a vast im­ Oeaning nyloSn or rayon . Irvin explains the benefits. economy run veteran, is should be as much a part provement over the 1930 cloth fibers is more of a according to directions ’The author quotes the of a car owner’s "musts” cars regularly, 58 i>er cent on label. an advocate of waxing figure. In that year, the challenge. UJS. Environmental Agen­ the vehicle, even the tires as a driver’s license. have never had An susci- rate was 16.5 deaths per cy which says, “Keeping For best results, stains 4. Use foam only on a What’s the difference and fan blades, as an aid How to gel book dent. Only 31 per cent of 100 million miles. clean sponge or soft an automobile tuned up those who don’t polish should be removed as soon to better gasoline mileage. (If you can’t find the as possible after they have bristle brush. Do not can, on the average, im­ cars could claim such dis­ wet fabric excessively between prove fuel economy 6 per Weaving wastes voliune in your regular been made. The longer book store, it can be mall tinction. they set, the more difficult or rub harshly with a cent as compared to an Also cited is an Auto­ T A k T[I brush. untuned automobile. How­ ordered through “Save BREAK IN 'HRES X 1 c the Job becomes. Experts Service Station Service mobile Club of Michigan Money, Save Gas,” Box o 1 I lrJ warn that treatment of 5. Wipe clean with a ever, an individual vehicle study showing that motor­ ’Tires need a bresdc-ln which is grossly malad­ 489 Radio City Station, some stains, especially slightly damp absorb­ ists who weave in and out New York, N.Y. 10019. Add period when new. Keep where water treatment is ent towel or cloth. justed or imdermalntalned of traffic on city streets and — for example, spark plug 25 cents to the $1.50 price weU within the speed limit specified, may cause dis­ Immediately dry fabric can waste up to 43 per for mailing and handling.) to help tires “adjust” to coloration or disturbance with a dry towel or misfire, air filters clogged, cent of their gasitiine. carburetor improperly ad­ other tires on the car so of the finish. These nega­ hair dryer. DiLLON FORD they can function as an tive results, however, may justed—can suffer slgnlfi- 7. Rewipe fabric with dry integral unit. be considered preferable absorbent towel or to the stain Itself. Service? A D V I C E T O cloth to restore the CARS, DRIVERS Before discussing what luster of the trim and ARE SAFER can be done for stains, one to dminate any dried D R IV E ... and ME]\^,l\>o... should first learn what residue. While the current hlgh- NOT to do when cleaning iinomDEDE B enhon... awmiian whodoes fabric. Here are four Good housekeeping in­ Why our service is guaranteed points to remember; side the family car can mean extra dollars at 1. Never use gasoline or trade-in time, so it should naphtha. D ear D eD e: their legislators, too, in know so much about cars? be worth your effort to As 1 write this letter, I AlabamtC, .Alaska, Arizona, 2. Do not use solvents keep it tidy and spotless. GT Factory-trained Mechanics.. am heartsick. I just re­ California, Connecticut, Kingston, Ont. SPRING HAS SPRUNG turned Irom visiting a Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Dear GT: Speciaiized Equipment... neighbor’s son in the hos­ Michigan, Minnesota, My first car was seven pital where he has been Montena,' Nevada, North years old when I bought Gasoline safety saves for two months. He’s /p Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, it. Tf something can go Computerized Parts Supply years old, a talented ath­ Tennessee, Washington, wrong with a car, it went lete and now the doctors Wisconsin. wrong with that one. I ■ All16 Parts% & Labor OFF On All say it wm be a miracle if guess I’m Just the type to valuable fuel^ lives he ever walks again. It D ear D eD e: Plus Our How come you, a woman, make lemonade when I’m TUNE-UPS Here’s a way to save A high fiash point sol­ seems Bob was involved'in handed a lemon. gasoline, and possibly your vent such as kerosene can an accident. After seeing During April and May With This Coupon life, too. be used for cleaning auto­ the car he was driving, it’s Gasoline vapor is a mobile parts or tools. For no wonder. The wheels deadly killer, but few peo­ oil and grease spills, a wobbled. One headlight ple recognize Its danger cleaning compound or 35 WORD SERVICE was completely missing. Get Our Special Spring Price On A when they use it for clean­ sawdust can be used to The front end sagged like 15% OFF ing purposes. remove the bulk of the an old horse. Can’t some­ substance and, if neces- thing be done about get­ ALL BRAKE SYSTEM WORK “Never use gasoline as We guarantee our service work for 90 days or During April and May With This Coupon a cleaning fiuld,’’ advises saiy, a steam cleaner or ting death traps like that the American Petroleum detergent may be used 4000 miles, whichever comes first. If our repair or off .^the highway? It may Institute’s Safety and Fire for additional cleaning. A be too late to help Bob Protection Committee. waterless hand cleaner replacement fails in normal service within that but what about other kids? “Use only an approved, may be used - to cleah Mhs. LMB COUPON SPECIALS high flash point cleaning hands and arms. period, we’ll fix it free of charge. Parts and labor. Silver Springs, Md. REQ. NOW solvent.” Remember, it takes 6 Cylinder I 8 Cylinder Gasoline vaporizes rap­ three elements for com­ Dear Mrs. LMB: Side Mouldii^$ Installed...... 59.95 49.00 idly when exposed and the bustion — air, fuel, and Unfortunately for Bob, ...... 14.00 an Ignition source. Keep Safety Check ...... 7.95 vapor setUes invisibly near GUARANTEE you live in a state that liaS $ Q 0 0 Labor I $ 1 O O O Labor Front End Ali^iment...... 16.95 14.95 the floor because the them apart. Don’t Use no Periodic Motor Vehicle I P Plua Parte I A piua Parte fumes are heavier than Gasoline As A Cleaner! Inspection. Maryland is Air Conditioner Tune<4q)__ ...... 29.95 24.95 air. Gasoline vapors have ALIGNMENT SAVES one of 19 states that have A tU S AIR FILTER been known to travel many FUEL, RUBBER • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE • RENTAL CARS no compulsory ' check on feet to an ignition source Tests reported on by the • COMPLETE BODY REPAIR DEPARTMENT the safety of their cars. PWet WITH /> TUNE UP! Call lor appointmont now...849-4571 resulting in a “fiash back” Motor Vehicle Msuiufac- Therefore, except for spot to the liquid. An explosion turers Association showed checks by th^ state police, can be caused by the that improper front wheel you have no protection slightest source of ignition, toe-in alignment of only FORD against “ accidents waiting JIM’S AUTO REPAIR S&S BUICK such as a pilot light, an 'A" can cause about a 0.3 to happen” like your luck­ “Qumlltr Amooo aasoOne and Prydueta" 81 Adams Straat, Manchastar arc from an electric motor miles per gallon economy ir DILLON FORD less neighbor’s car. If you 770 HMIN ST.. MAHCHESTBI or power tool, the fiick of loss. It can also lead to feel strongly that a PMVI a wall switch, or a lighted law is needed, then write 647-1529 GOOD FOR ALL GM CARS premature and expensive Mift'Mb T« uta * ra. 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