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The Scripps League Newspapers, The 11 newspapers that will be Lake, Kalispell, Mont.; Coeur Inc., and Hagadone Newspapers operated by the Scripps League are: d’Alene (Idaho) Press; Columbia today announced the separation of liie Manchester Evening Herald, Basin Daily Herald, Moses Lake, ownership interests Involving 17 Haverill (Mass.) Gazette,' DeKalb Wash.; and the Scripps League in­ newspapers in 13 states. (111.) Daily Chronicle, Rhinelander terest in the Sioux City (Iowa) Jour--^ Of the 17 newspapers previously (WisJ Daily News, Pullman (Wash.) nal. operated by Hagadone Newspapers Herald, The Dalles (Ore.) Chronicle, Hagadone'also assumes ownership in partnership with Scripps league, Oregon City (Ore.) Enterprise- of Radio Station KVNI in Coeur ■V the Scripps League interest in six has Courier, Santa Maria (Calif.) Times, d’Alene, the only broadcasting ^been purchased by Duane B. Arizona Daily Sun, Flagstaff, Hawaii property involved. Class use of machines explained 'Ha^edone, president of Hagadone Press Newspapers, Honolulu, and Newspapers, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, Garden Island, Kaui, Hawaii. The partnership of the Scripps and Two American Field Service (AFS) students learn about one phase of vocational technical and the other 11 become the proper­ The Scripps League also operates Hagadone families had spanned training during a visit toHowell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School Wednesday. ties of the Scripps League. an additional 12 newspapers. more than 47 years. While Makmur Abubakar, center, of Indonesia, and Juan Pacheco of Costa Rica listen, Announcement of the change of The heads of both companies Eugene E. Lescroart, head of the machine tool department, explains one of the machines ownership was made jointly today by Hagadone Newspapers assume explained that the only change had used in class. Abubakar, who is attending Windsor Locks High School, and Pacheco, who is E. W. Scripps, chairman of the board complete ownership of the Daily taken place at the corporate level and president of Scripps League, and Journal, Elizabeth, N. J.; Beloit and local management would be un­ attending Glastonbury High School, will report on their experiences to their native school Hagadone. (Wis.) Daily News; The Daily Inter- affected. authorities. (Herald photo by Pinto) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 10,1976 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 10,1976 - PAGE THREE UConn report foresees M ACC news Town decides to sell Anne Flynn Mountain Laurel Chorus

old Pine St. firehouse decline in economy Justice and the Christian crime, the Information for to sing for Sisterhood “Let this congregation Justice test, and a question be a place where the The week of May 10-16 STORRS (UPI) - Business and decline for the region which will and answer period with a Bids for the purphase of the town’s ,aid (without revealing the name) dreams of the young and has been declared Informa­ 1%1 by its director, Vin­ Joseph Kopman, finance; political leaders foresee a declining mean living s ta n d ^ s below the Department of Correction A group from the Moun­ old firehouse at 230 Pine St., comer that there's a potential buyer and the visions of the old are tion for Justice Week by cent Zito. In April, the Mrs. Jules Karp, cooking; economy in New Elngland, according rest of the nation. staff member. Anyone in­ tain Laurel Chorus will of Hartford Rd. have been invited that the revenue from the sale honored and nutured and Governor Grasso. MACC chorus placed third in com­ and Mrs. Harvey Shore, to a report by six university Expensive energy and poor rail terested in being a entertain at the annual and will he opened May 26 at the (estimated to bring up to 660,(HX)) respected...where every has been one of the spon­ Sisterhood donor dinner to petition held in Boston. decoration and invitations. agricultural economists. service will make the region less volunteer sponsor for a Municipal Building. could be used to acquire other encounter with God and soring bodies in the This competition included Ronald G. Sitts of the University of competitive with other areas of the prisoner or in hiring an be held Tuesday, May 18, The town is going forward with the storage space for the many items with each other brings the statewide educational New England, upstate New Money Talks (Connecticut and Thomas F . Weaver country, they said. exoffender should call the at 6:30 p.m. at Temple sale, for which there is'already a now being stored in the abandoned promise of a glorious new program which began last York and eastern Canada. Money printed in the of the University of Rhode Island The report predicted migration of MACC office. Beth Sholom. prospective buyer, despite a firehouse. > sunshine.” (Reading from November. As part of our The mini-chorus is com­ The chorus has made Revolutionary War era not headed the group of economists the young and educated would leave a oniy paid for guns and recommendation by the Town Plan­ Selling the property, said Weiss, the bulletins availabie free ongoing concern for both numerous public which issued a 32-page report en­ mostly older population In New The Manchester prised' of about 20 miiitary suppiies, but served ning and Zoning Commission that the would place it on the tax rolls for in­ of charge to those churches the criminal and the victim members of the 60- appearances in and around titled, “The Report on Food Produc­ England, increasing the demand for as propaganda encouraging town not sell the property if funds come not now being received. He participating in the Aging of crime, the Division of Evening Herald member chorus. The small New England, and Canada. Americans to fight. Notes tion and Marketing and Human social services for the elderly, who HIGHLAND PARK MARKET will have to be spent provide room said the town would spend less than Awareness program being Social Action (in coopera­ prints more group has performed for Mrs. Joseph Gottlieb is bore- such siogans as “An Nutrition in the New England would pay fewer taxes. This would for storing materials which are now 660,000 on new storage space. He co-sponsored in tion with the Department Manchester news many civic organizations. chairman of the event. Appeal to Heaven" and "Pro 317 Highland Stroot Region.’’ hike the tax burden on others. Arms et Focis," and featured there. said, if the directors don’t object, he Manchester by the of Ckirrections) is offering The Mountain Laurel Other chairmen are Mrs. Manchester • 646-4277 'The report,'based on projections of The survey suggested keeping food than any other woodcuts of victorious The commission expressed its' would advertise the Pine St. property Patricia M. Connolly Peter M. Gallagher American Association of an informational program Chorus was organized in, Philip Bayer and Mrs. current trends and a survey of in the region reasonably priced. It newspaper. battles. reservations about the sale when it for sale. None of the directors Retired Persons, the for 20-minute film on farmers, fishermen, business people, also proposed expanding the fishing denied a town request for a zone objected. National Retired Teachers teachers, nutritionists and govern­ industry’s marketing area and adop­ change for the firehouse property. The bid specs state that the town Two area students win Association and MACC.) ment officials, predicted a standard ting new technology to reduce costs In April, Town Manager R o ^ rt reserves the right to delay closing Many of our churches of living below the rest of the nation and increase production. Weiss recommended to the Board of the sale for up to six months, in order are aiready engaged in out­ in the New Efgland of the future. Directors that it should override the to relocate material and equipment UTC scholarships For farming, the survey suggested reach programs to the Two Manchester area residents The group also predicted high un­ identification of prime agricultural commission's decision not to sell. He now in storage in the building. plans to major in psychology at Cen­ eiderly in their own con­ are among the winners of United employment and lagging population lands and special efforts to 'keep tral Connecticut State (Allege. Her gregations and in the Technologies Corp. scholarships an­ father is employed in the internal growth for Maine, New Hampshire, them in production. Sears neighboring community. nounced Sunday. The scholarships Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode The survey said the region H security department of the corpora­ We Would like to share with provide $2,000 for tuition and Island and Connecticut and an in­ Summer jobs open tion. probably would continue to a you five differing types of academic tees for each of four years creased role for coastal waters and • Peter M. Gallagher, son of Mr. tourist attraction, but warned, “a service developed by local of full-time study leading to a and Mrs. Richard J . Gallagher of 99 the region’s decreasing farm land in future dependence on a large-scale Applications for summer employ­ The program will provide a 25-hour communions. bachelor’s degree, and were awarded N. Lakewood Circle, Manchester. feeding its people.. tourist industry would weU price Sears-O-Pedic ® Deluxe Focus on Footlights ment for economically disadvan­ work week beginning July 6, with Project LEO (Love Each to children of United Technologies Gallajgher, whose father is a product Sitts and Weaver said the report’s rural lands out of reach of area in­ taged youth are available at the emphasis on placing employes in Other) is designed to ex­ employes. manager with United Technologis onclusions simply an economic habitants.’’ Youth Service Office, in Lincoln work stations offering opportunities tend caring to every The Manchester-area winners are: International in Hartford, is a senior Mattress—It’s Plus Firm Center, 494 Main St. The Youth Work for career training and development member family, new and et • Patricia M. Connolly, daughter at Manchester’s East Catholic High old, at South United Experience Program will be ad­ of job skills. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J . Connolly School. He plans to m a jo r in Methodist. The support ministered through Manchester Any non-profit organization in of 1896 Main St., East Hartford. Miss *5 0 O F F mathematics at the University of system is composed of a Youth Service Center with Man­ Manchester wishing to have summer Ctonnolly will graduate this spring Greater Hartford area Connecticut. LEO committee, which is power Funding. help may contact the Youth Service from East Hartford High School and EVNERSPREVG OR Applicants must be from 14 to 21 Center, 646-6500, for information. responsible for organiza­ years of age and family income must woes aired at retreat tion and recruitment for SAVE Applicants are encouraged to ob­ POLYMERIC FOAM* be within federally established tain an application as soon as possi­ the plan, a LEO team, MATTRESS OR FOUNDATION guidelines. which responds to people’s ble. ■ Sgt. Graves to address MIDDLEBURY (UPI) - mington, Wethersfield, Vernon, physical and spiritual Representatives of Hartford and the Windsor, South Windsor and s q . y d n e ^ s (visiting, counseling, *2 *4 surrounding suburbs held an unusual Newington. gibbons installation transportation, emergency ' 7 0 8 8 weekend retreat to discuss regional Seven of the towns have been at help); and LEO Com­ The Footlights* Collection of fashion­ problems on neutral territory: A odds with the central city since Hart­ m unicators on duty 24 able level loop patterned carpets. Dur­ Manchester Police Sgt. Patricia bus. May 18 at 6:30 p.m. at Willie’s town outside another city. ford won a federal suit and blocked Gov. Dukakis explains hours a day who .are able nylon pile for easy care. Most spills Graves will be guest speaker at the Steak House. Her topic: "Self “ We had a healthy two^ay session $1.4 million in federal funds until the volunteers answering the Regular *129.99 wipe right up. Cushion back for com­ annual installation dinner of Gibbons Protection.” and exchange of ideas,” Richard towns form plans lor low-income LEO telephone numbers how arm got into sling Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Colum- Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, pastor •149.99 Full S iz e...... 99.88 fort. Install it yourself. Suisman, Hartford City Council ' housing. and relay needs to the of St. Jam es Church and chaplain of majority leader, said of the retreat in The Friday-Saturday meeting was Rise and shine for savings! And en­ SHANNON, Ireland (UPI) - One proper LEO team. some Irish dew on it.” . Gibbons Assembly, will give the in­ Middlebury, a residential suburb of an effort to begin smoothing over Members of the church joy such extras as 2 layers of pad­ of 13 American governors of the The governors, on the last lap of a 1926 SMHS class vocation and benediction. Waterbury. ruffled feelings from that suit, which Footlights Parade original states took time off from of- and other individuals may ding under a luxurious quilt top. bicentennial visit to Ireland, toured Mrs. Lionel Lessard and Mrs. Ber­ Secrecy surrounded the meeting of is being appealed by two of the ' ficial tour duties today to explain reunites June 5 call the LEO phone number Plus sag-resistant construction. In the Shannon industrial estate in the nard Fogarty are in charge of the Hartford-area politicians and towns. " why his. left arm was in a sling. for help and assistance. 615-coil innerspring (857 coils in morning, visiting American-owned The reunion committee of the 1926 event. They are being assisted by businessmen with participants 7 “I slipped in the wet grass during a Although Project LEO is factories for the most part. Class of South Manchester High Mrs. Margaret Miner, Mrs. Leo declining to describe in detail what full). Or 5*/4-in. thick polymeric Regular " friendly race with two fellow gover* "We talked about problems meant to serve all ages it is They were leaving for home after a School met recently at the home of Kwash, Mrs. Charles Lesperance, was said. foam *. > nors,” said Gov. Michael S. D ^akis relating to tax reform, housing, and particularly sensitive to •6.99 farewell luncheon. Mrs. James McKay to make final Mrs. Albert Dabrowski, Mrs. John “We met at the invitation of the how to strengthen CROG (Capitol the needs of the elderly, r of hbssachusetts. “I think there was “We have had a tremendous trip plans for its 50th reunion celebration. O’Connor, Mrs. Vernon Hauschild (Greater Hartford) Chamber of Region Council of Governments) as a ' already providing and we are all delighted with our This reunion will be on Saturday, and Mrs. Ermano Garaventa. Mrs. Commerce, to discuss regional SAVE *50 Super Firm Mattress regional body. We had a good in­ transportation from the FootUghts Encore Carter aide calls experience,” Dukakis said. Not even June 5, at 6:30 p.m. at the Lessard will serve as toastmistress. problems and goals and how to work terchange between businessmen, Meadows to worship and Sears - 0 - Pedic* Supreme! A ft a cracked collarbone detracted from Manchester Country Club. Members who wish to attend the together better,” said Suisman. various elected officials and town visitation for an elderly (Choose 900-coil innerspring. Or R egu lar , :Udall an idealogue his pleasure. Reservation notices have been annual event and have not yet bwn Towns represented at the meeting managers,” Suisman said. woman. 6V4-in. polymeric foam*. $149.99 Twin Dukakis said his injury happened mailed to all class members, who are contacted may call Mrs. Lessard, 169 ” HARTFORD. (UPI) - Jimmy reportedly included Hartford, East Participants told reporters all in­ Emanuel Lutheran has Saturday in the grounds of the' requested to make returns no later Lyness St., or Mrs. Fogarty, 281 Regular 9 9 'Carter’s black deputy campaign Hartford, West Hartford, Bloom­ volved in the meeting agreed to the developed another ap­ American ambassador’s residence in than May 29 to Frank U. Luplen, Porter St. field, Enfield, (jlastonbury, Far­ ^manager said today Morris Udall is secrecy. proach. Using their Com­ SAVE *20 Quilt-top Mattress •8.99 Dublin when he and two other gover­ chairman-treasurer. sq. yd. ^an idealogue who could not unite the munity Outreach Center as country. nors, Brendan P. Byrne of New The 1926 reunion committee also Enjoy regular firm support. a base of operation, R egu lar Jersey and Meldrim 'Thomson Jr . of includes Mrs. Helen A. Bengtson, Choose 2OT-coil innerspring or Georgia state Rep. Ben Brown told parishioners have started $89.99 Twin FootUghts Supreme New Hampshire, took off on an im­ secretary; Faith Fallow, Alice Cross About town 5-in. thick polymeric foam*. 'a news conference the countrty was going through the -tired of what he called “ideological promptu sprint. Gov. Ella T. Grasso Fraser, Marian Purintpn McKay, I Happiness Is... t neighborhood door-to-door. *Sears polymeric foam is equivalent to the generic term polyurethane foam "warfare’ — the dissent and of Connecticut acted as the race’s Mary Wilcox Warren, Leo Kwash, The VFW Auxiliary will Peterson and Miss Mabel I A 3EAUY CtlAN LAIMDROMIT ■ Along with a friendly smile arguments which have marked starter. Ann Cervini Burdett, Felix Mozzer meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Olson. I ir AIR CONDITIONED ii I and offers of assistance, public debate in the last few years. “I came right down on the point of and Ruth Watkins Treat. Regular at the post home. Officers they leave with older ' ‘Morris Udall Is a field marshall in my shoulder and cracked my collar­ are reminded to wear their I TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY | citizens the Directory of •10.99 the ideological warfare I talked bone,” Dukakis said. Defense projects uniforms. A teacup auction Services to the Elderly of about,” Brown said, claiming only He said his treatment left him with WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. will be held after the Officers and members of I SPECIAL I Manchester developed by Carter could bring the country “nothing but admiration for the Irish Christopher J . Dodd, D-Conn., has meeting. the British American Club the Department of Human together. health service.” announced that four construction will meet tonight at 7:15 at Services. Like the LEO He said Tuesday’s first-ever The governors spent the night at tU)S.IIRYClEIUIMG*2.00 | projects at defense facilities in Phebe Circle of Emanuel the clubhouse and then I program the hope is to presidential primary in Connecticut the luxurious Dromoland Castle Groton, Conn., would bring $1.2 Lutheran Church will have proceed to the Holmes provide a really caring plays a “key role” in the Carter cam­ hotel, once one of the stately homes Open Hearth Bedroom million to the state under a $3.3 a work meeting Tuesday at Funeral Home to pay their LgEj^LAUNmiMT community with neighbors paign strategy and said of Ireland and now run as an hotel by billion measure passed by the House. 7:30 p.m. in Luther Hall. respect to the late (Charles concerned for neighbors. “We will win a very significant vic­ American industrialist Bernard Dodd said Friday’s vote on the McDonagh. Hostesses are Mrs. Ruth T r o t t e r , w ho w as a A totally different design tory” in Connecticut, he said. measure — which still needs Senate There was an evening of music and Werner, Mrs. Florence member. with the same spirit of Brown said the win would he the approval and the President’s S A V E *3 5 0 dancing depicting Ireland’s history at 2 caring is offered by the St. result of bard work by Carter sup­ signature — would give the Depart­ C ^\THEATRES EAST anbanquet at Kanapogue castle near VIUOLf. TPKf, ■'■.‘.NCHESTLH SH P H K.M) 1 • ■ :9 '.4j. John of ( M Apostolate of porters who have been “bringing the ment of Defense the right to spend by Sunday night. St. Bartholomew parish. Regular *1049.99 Carter message to the people.” the money. ITS One requirement of the St. Suite Includes: 60” Triple Dresser REDFORD/HOFFMAN John group is \that Theater schedule "B o n T J" ‘ A members have no children • Large Chest • Deck Mirror 6 9 9 99* Tim s. 99 of school age in order that • Full-Queen Cannonball Bed t-86 E X IT 9 I-E 0 L 1 0 W BURNSIDE SIGNS MATTER ' they might participate more freely and fully in - Burnside i — “ Killer Elite” “Blazing Saddles" 7:30-9:30 Bad News Bears” 2:00-3:50- BURNSIDE OF their mission outreach to Open Hearth: Early American styling down to the last de­ "9:00; “Thunderbolt and Light- Cinema 2 — “Thunderbolt 5:40-7:35-9:45 SIO IW N U N AVI., I. 'foot” 7:00 and Lightfoot” 7:15; “Killer Showcase Cinema 3 — jfmr— jAMiseANN “OUT OF SEASON” the ill and elderly. Made up tail! Note the turnings on the cannonball bed. The bail-shap­ Burnside 2— “Family Plot” EUte” 9:15 “Breakheart Pass” 2:00-4:00- H **KILUII aiTT PRIDE! for the most part of retired 7:10-9:20 Showcase Cinema 1 — “One 6 : 00-8 : 00- 10:00 I ■ PLV$ and older persons, this ed pulls. Even the corners are rounded to look old. Beautiful­ Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” Showcase Cinema 4 — “End I I CUNT EASTWOOD UA East 1 - “All the I I ‘TH U N D EM O LT A We’re Talking About apostolate illustrates the ly crafted in pine with pine veneers. ■^President’s Men” 7:00-9:25 2:00^:30-7:00-9:35 of the Game” 2:15-4:40-7:10- u\ potential embodied in our “ ------LIGHTFOO T 7 p .m .— Something Special UA E a st 2 — "O ut of I Showcase Cinema 2 — “The 9:25 When We Talk About BARY RLUE MARAT aging members. Sister ‘ Season” 7:30-9:00 ALFRED HITCHCOCK Genevieve, organizer, In- OTHER PIECES ALSO ON SALE! 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Different in design and MANCHESTER _ WILLIMARTIC service, all of these STO R E HOURS ENDS TUESDAY programs seek to keep the SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MANCHESTER MON.-SAT. “BLAZINB 646-0445 ^ 423-1336 elderly involved in the life SR0DLES’’ (E) of the community, help Satisfaction Guarantee or Your Money Back Sears WEST HARTFORD 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. EVES 7:30 S 9:30 them with the problems 040-9883 OF SwilR/MAY 12 SPAHRLE/HAY U ALSO CALL US FOR ANY PEST PROBLEMS presented by aging, and SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. assure them that some one really does care. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M anchater, Conn.. Mon., May lU, 11176 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., May 10. 1976- PAGE FIVE

A time to act and a time to stall M-IMV M ‘ t P M Manchester — A City of Vlllaoe Charm WASHINGTON - President Ford was the hurry? Ford still had some But Ford either failed to read his Founded Oct. 1, 1881 has enough friends; thus he is not in tough primaries ahead in states not history, or rejected its lessqnd. It m Andraw Tully was to America's advantage in 1956 B overpopulated either with blacks or M tmbf. Audit Butmu of Circutation M»mbtr. Unittd Pr«M Initrnctional dire need of enemies. One of his pais Business is Secretary o f State Henry liberals. His political advisers, when British, French and Israeli SAM CRISPINO’S \ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Kissinger, who may have cost Ford notably former Oommerce Secretary troops suddenly attacked Egypt and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Ford endorsed Kissinger's African the Republican Presidential nomina­ policy against the advice of most of Rogers C.B. Morton, argued that within hours had achieved effective control of the Suez Canal. Under SUPREIVIE I Raymood F. Robinson. EdNor>Pubiisf>ar Harold £. Turkington. Managing Editor tion. his political fuglemen, who warned Ford could postpone announcement m ' P ro m o ted Four days before the Texas of his African policy until he had the President Abdel Gamal Nasser, J him that the program would be inter­ Jo Ann Duchesneau of primary, in which Ford was bloodily nomination in hand, without Egypt had been transformed into a ^ O p i n i o n " " preted in some segments of the elec­ Vernon has been promoted SAVE clobbered by Ronald Reagan, alienating any considerable numbers willing bedfellow of the Soviet Union. FOODS torate as going too far to placate to administrator of sales Kissinger announced in Lusaka, of black voters. Eisenhower, as Winston Churchill 485 HlRIfORO RO Africa's blacks. Kissinger, who is not programs, sales promotion WITH Gambia, that the United States was The politicians on the Fottf'team later remarked, could have MORE a professional politician, retorted services, in the life and MARCH E S U R committed to “unrelenting op­ were right. Not only in the South — “hemmed and hawed” until the THESE EXTRA that speaking out now in behalf of variable annuity position” to white rule in Rhodesia which Ford must carry to win in seizure of the Suez Canal had been black African aspirations would reap marketing department at SPECUL ITEMS! and firm support for “racial justice” November — but elsewhere in the secured and Nasser had been ousted. An important election black votes at home. Aetna Life & Casualty, throughout Africa, including white- That's undoubtedly true. But what country, there are conservatives, Ike could have consumed precious ruled South Africa. centrists and even some liberals who time needed by our allies by conduc­ Hartford. believe the U.S. should stay out of ting long-winded discussions with Mrs. Duchesneau joined primary election is to end the the company in 1966 as an Tomorrow Connecticut Africa squabbles just as they opposed Congress and our allies over what the THESE SPECIALS QOOD ALL WEEK MON. - dominance of candidate selec­ American intervention in Angola. U.S. should do about the coup. editorial assistant in the Democrats will be conducting casualty marketing ser­ THRU SAT., MAY 10-15...QOOD ONLY WITH A *5 a form of presidential tion by the few so-called party Some of these voters are antiblack, Prodded by that Puritan, Secretary of courhe; it figures. But most of of State Foster Dulles, Ke instead vices department. She PUTOHASE IN THE STORE - NOT INCLUDING insiders. transferred to sales promo­ preference primary election them seek only a policy of nonin­ demanded that the British, French ANY OF THESE SPECIAL ITEMS OR BEER A for the first time in the state’s But if the voters do not turn volvement everywhere. and Israelis agree to a cease-fire. tion services in 1968 and Neoisolationism is one of the When that plea failed, the U.S. took ______^ was promoted to senior CIGARETTES. history. out in force to support their copywriter in 1971. She candidates at the primary, the products of the Vietnam war. the matter to the United Nations A1 and A1 Sieffert, partners in a new appliance-TV-audio business on Hartford Rd., check in- NO COUPONS NECESSARY However, successful it will Admittedly, Kissinger could not Security Council. The Suez coup lives at 54 Richard Rd. selection of a candidate ventory in their store before grand opening. The father*son team say they 11 be the largest be from the standpoint of a have confined his public utterances collapsed — and the Middle East has personalized-service appliance store in the area. (Herald photo by Bevins) means to make the selection of remains a minority choice on his African tour to a litany of been a mess ever since. High sales. even though more politically generalities on the subject of Kissinger's coup — for that's what a presidential nominee- more B 4 b Caldor Inc. of Norwalk, acceptable than a smokefilled B u s m s s ^ American goodwill. But Ford, for it was — may not have such serious representative of rank and file reasonable political cause, could international consequences, although the regional discount FROM OUR MEAT DEPT. room choice. Siefferts open new store department store chain,' party member wishes remains ' have directed Kissinger to stall. The two days after the Kissinger speech We would hope Manchester’s diOTWffTCAN Secretary of State privately could both Rhodesia and its African an­ cluding Al Jr. Sieffert Sr., a graduate has reported first quarter to be seen. Al Sieffert's Appliances- equipment, either at the Hartford and April record-high FRESH However, it is a good omen Democrats will turn out in have assured the black Africans of tagonists girded for all-out war. But Television-Audlo, the biggest new Rd. store or at another location. of the Hartford Institute of Accoun­ all our sympathy and announced that here at home it may be viewed as the ting, is chairman of the town Plan­ sales. that the Democratic party is force ’Tuesday for two retail business in Manchester in The firm is a member of National Sales for the first W ashin^n stool ready to serve as a turning point from which Ronald some time, has opened at 443-445 TV & Appliance Associates, one of ning and Zoning Commission and a GROUND trying the broaden participa­ reasons. friendly mediator in their quarrels Reagan went on to .the Republican member of several fraternal quarter were $54.2 million, Hartford Rd. Grand opening events the largest buying groups in the coun­ up from $41.5 million tion in the selection of its First, a large turnout will with lUiodesia and South Africa. nomination for President. continue through this week. try, headquartered in New Orleans. organizations, including Tall Cedars, Masons and Elks. year ago. April 1976 sales presidential nominee. give the new primary system a Principals in the venture are The elder Sieffert is treasurer of the were $20.3 million, up from CHUCK * Alfred Sieffert, president, and his son national group and vice president of Sieffert Jr., a graduate of 79 We are aware there are good test toward the end of $14.4 in April 1975. Today's thought Al, vice president. The senior has its Connecticut branch. Manchester High School and Western LIMIT 3 LBS. many who criticize the rather making improvements in it to New England College (1975), has had The company attributed directed and operated a major A native of New York, Sieffert has the showing to Easter ac­ complicated system being used make the primary concept appliance chain for 25 years, and the lived in Manchester for 30 years, now one year’s experience in the appliance-TV-audio business. He will tivity in the apparel divi­ 'Tue^ay; however, one should more acceptable and easier to junior, a recent college graduate, at 90 Kennedy Rd. He and his wife, sion and kickoff of Caldor's Dear angel queen For sacrifices — love — we cannot be married May 21 to Lorraine use in the future. also has experience in the business. the former Ruth Leone of 25th anniversary year. keep in mind that it is a first In tribute — blessing Mother's Day repay — Stressing personalized service in­ Manchester, have four children, in­ Marquis of Manchestei^: NBCPISMUM i effort and hopefully, 'as the And second, if the Nature garlands month of May With tears — finding right words to stead of big business anonymity, the , Salted or Unsalted system is tested at the polls, Democratic party can show Tinting flowers with hallowed care say! elder Sieffert said, “We intend to be remedies to any serious short­ the state a successful primary But ever in heart — with Holy the largest display and diversified SAVE Incensed — perfumed with prayer! Esteem name brand appliance store in the SALTINE ^ comings can be considered and selection of delegates to a To Heaven — fragrant petals lift We adore you — Dear Angel Queen area.” adopted for future primaries. national presidential conven­ Adoring God's Sacred Gift On your throne glowing rubescent With the new store open just a 80< But the important thing tion, perhaps the Republican Of Mother in her holy hour -- Flamed by our prayers — heaven / week, Sieffert said there are already CRACKERS C about primary elections is not, party, too, will broaden its par­ World's most treasured flower! sent! ^ / plans to expand the business to in­ 16 Oz. Box With loving hug — tender kiss clude a heavy concentration on audio Nice hot baths. the mechanics as much as the ticipation in the selection of Children rejoice Mother's Day of To you mom — resting in God's ( U l i T 2 participation in them. presidential convention bliss — peace Replace the old water BOXES) The real reason for a. delegates. Beseeching in prayer that God give May your lullabies never cease Public records ■ M heater in your home with the Them many joyous years to live! To calm— soothe our sorrow's pain ■ ■ ■ ■ newA.O.SMITHCONSER- They place her on a royal throne Hearing your voice in every refrain I I VA TIO N IST gas water heater. FROM OUR DELI DEPT. How many will To rule a world — with love — her As whisper of an Angel's prayer Warranty deeds Keeney St., and Susan Clare Since it uses less natural gas own! Touching our hurts with tender Lytle, Manchester, May 8, Edgar E. and Ann E. I than most older models, it costs With gifts — kind words they im­ care Belleville to Elizabeth Center Springs Park. MUCKEE’S up to 23% less to operate. SAVE health care benefit? part ‘ As we envision your smiling face Carpenter, property at 16 A child's precious love of heart! Aglow with beauty of God's Grace! Elwood Rd., $57,500. Building permits Improved thermal efficiency: E.F. Associates, alterations SKINLESS Q Q < Some form of national health University, recently warned Wrinkles of age stress her face— To heart we press you — Angel in Edwin and Dorothy Jacob­ □ Inputs, burner, flue size, baffle and combustion chamber are son to Otis U. and Judith B. to commercial building at The pains she suffers with grace White — 349A Progress Dr., $8,000. custom-designed to produce maximum heat from gas burned. insurance is probabl/ still that “It will not be long before Are lost in beauty all her own Kleperis, property at 92 FRANKS 0 9 . Our precious flower in God's sight Princeton St., $44,500. Atlantic Fence Co. for □ Flame pattern spreads evenly over bottom for maximum several years away, but a we shall have to make some When Queen For A Day on royal In daily prayer ever to rejoice Herman M. Frechette and Richard Wann, fence at ll'6 heating efficiency. LIMIT 2 LBS. number of people are already rational decisions about how throne! Falknor Dr., $375. Hearing blessings of your Angelic Albert R. Martin to Patricia Improved standby efficiency: “Dear Mom! We know we are so voice!” John F. Devanney, wondering about the possible much of our social wealth is to A.' St. Hilaire, property at 27 □ New, double efficiency insuiation surrounds tank to keep in amiss Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Huntington St., $32,900. alterations at 317 Highland consequences of a program be spent on extraordinary St., $3,875. SWEET LIFE PURE CAHE Trying to make up with hug and St. John's Church Marriage licenses more heat designed to deliver the Stylarama Inc. for Philip measures to keep the older kiss . Cecil Curtis Wood, Vernon, . □ improved flue design helps conserve energy. Kenneway, alterations at 14 greatest amount of health care members of our population and Agnes Margaret Walsh, 53 Uttle St., $2,000. GRANULATED Ardmore Rd., May 22, St. to the greatest number. alive... Stylarama Inc. for Bruce Every model features a glass-lined tank, covered by James Church. Open Forum A lm a n a c Fish, alterations at 4 Strong A.O. Smith’s 10-year replacement warranty. For further information, As one of them expresses it, "We may well find that the Ross Wellman Sherman and SAVE St., $4,000. cail your piumbing and heating contractor or CJonnecticut Natural SUGAR "If you teke health care in the amount of money we can plow Janette Leslie Standin, both Andrew D. Gibson, tool shed Manchester, May 15, Center "stro n g '^ se, there is always By United Press International at 658 Wetherell St., $130. Gas in Hartford (525-0111), New Britain (223-2774) or into making advanced medical Democrats urged to vote for Ellen McCormack Congregational (ihurch. SUGAR going to be greater demand technology available for all is Today is Monday, May 10, the 131st Sam McChirry, alterations Greenwich (869-6900). 92< day of 1976 with 235 to follow. This is at 559 Spring St., $500. 0 Marriage licenses than supply...How in the world more limited than even the To the editor, punishment.” The only difference I urge all eligible Democrats to go Albert Keeney, alterations ^ 5.- Confederate Memorial Day. Roger Carl Feder and can you give everybody access most pessimistic among us In this election year, one issue between this and the atertion is the to the polls on Tuesday and vote for at 117 Keeney St., $1,200. age of the victim. The moon is approaching its full Evelyn Faye Campanelll, both LIMIT 2 stands out and demands our attention McCormack. A few votes can make a phase. Manchester. Fred Calise for Fred’s to expensive, exotic fear.” We have a chance to voice our Fruitland, sign at 243 Main Itpays to Stay with gBS. — LIFE. What concerns each one of great difference, as we have seen in Henry Joseph Berg, Bolton, treatments? The morning stars are Yenus and St., $165. To many people, however, us more? opinions in the Connecticut primary, the many Republican primaries this and Laurie Carroll Heard, Jupiter. Bill Tunsky for Ashley The questioner is Daniel all this may seem like And yet we are faced with a society Tuesday, May 11. One candidate, year where Ford and Reagan have East Hartford. ’ The evening stars are Mercury, Walton, altbrations at 175 willing to submit to the Supreme Ellen McCormack, a Democrat, is been separated by a mere one or two Paul Edward Battige, Blast Callahan, founder of the borrowing problems that may Mars and Saturn. Autunrn St., $2,000. running for president on a single per cent of the votes. Fifteen per Longmeadow, Mass., and Court's decision that denies life to Those bom on this date are under Hector Martin for Walter Institute of Society, Ethics and or may not materialize and those unable to voice their own opi­ issue — Pro-Life. In order for this cent is achievable if those concerned Joanne Elinor Perry, East @ Hellmann’s REAL the sign of Taurus. Hartford. Fleming, alterations at 34 Life Sciences at Hastings-on- which in any case cannot be nion-unborn children. Why have we issue to be heard at the Democratic for life take the time to show their Jensen St. $2,500. National Convention she must obtain American actor-dancer Fred Norman Albert O’Kane, 80 the Hudson, N.Y. Congress, he solved until we actually en­ singled out this group as our victims? concern on Tuesday, May 11. If you Astaire was born May 10, 1899. Paul P. Clavette, repair Certainly the old and feeble, the 15 per cent of the votes in Connec­ need a reason to vote, this is it! Garden St., and Judith Lar­ M MAYONNAISE notes in an interview in U.S. counter them. The primary On this day in history; son, 16 Drescher Rd. roof at 10 S. Hawthorne St., lame, the retarded and other ticut, otherwise the delegates will be Sincerely, $350. In 1865, Confederate President Jeffrey Stinson Graham, Catholic magazine., has purpose of national health in­ uncommitted. A vote for McCormack Walpole Woodworkers for 3 2 ^ 0 z .^ n ^ representatives of “meaningless Ken Walters Jefferson Davis was captured as he South Windsor, and Darcy already passed a bill un­ surance, after all, is not to give ' is a vote for respect for life. 187 Homestead St. Frank Pinto, fence at 75 life” would not be able to resist us, so fled Irwinville, Ga. He spent the next Winona Esiiger, 33 Grant Rd., why not move agains them? Perhaps Manchester May 22, St. Bridget Church. Seaman Circle, $273. derwriting hemodialysis everyone who needs one an ar­ two years in a Union prison. Thomas Alexander, fence at IIIIT O ■ I overstate the problem but I think Jeffrey Guy Conderino, 459 (kidney machine treatment) tificial heart or a kidney ^0J^MUigton^U$^0^^ LIMIT 2 not. One of the greatest HARULI) TURKINGTON for everyone, “no matter what machine or some other exotic humanitarians of ail time, Albert the costs.” treatment, but to extend the Schwitzer, once said, “If we lose "T u rk '' But there are a lot of other routine, ordinary health care respect for any part of human life, w t I Lore, DIINI»N MNES or BinV IXOCXER similarly “catastrophic” ill­ we lose it for all.” hint nfti-r ii heard no Reflections that now exists to those who, Respect for life is not new. Even nesses, and as medical for financial or other reasons, now we have banned capital punish­ Hand 4. 3. 2. i: A Cappella Hal Turkington CAKE I 4; Orchestra 4. 3. 2. 1: Toll free science advances, there are do not or cannot avail ment as “cruel and inhuman Cheer Leader 4. 3: Captain ^AVE going to be more and more themselves of it. 4, 3i Varsity Baseball 2. 1: 'sei Managing Editor Assistant Manager Crosi TO MIXES cures for treatments which in­ In this respect, the Country 2: kaint and Pow­ iiw *nSe.Moii IS IM ono eon po> evdomir 290 b m ono box por O M lom tf' 291: 293: he addressed them. Both at 1:30 p.m. in junior hall e drawer dividers e dust mops "We don’t know if it was Working by portable groups are seeking lower at the Citadel. Mrs. Annie e garment bags emotii killers stolen or what the story lamps through the night, aSSiBBSI property taxes and Russell will be in charge of is,” said Sgt. William God- the bomb experts, led by decreased city spending. the meeting. Hostesses are e storage boxes e shelf paper du of the Westbrook state Sgt. John Mulligan, Waterbury homeowners Miss Edith Jackson and e contact shelving e window cleaners ^ police barracks. removed the three are protesting the rise Mrs. Annie Anderson. ’The dynamite was dis­ different types of dynamite covered in the Cockaponset and finished the job about Nostalgia of 1941A and B classes all fairway priced! #) State Forest on the Deep Our Best StonCtShon W’ 1:30 a.m., Goddu said. Attends conference we have every IHtle thingl River - Chester town line The dynamite was driven by a group of several Thomas Lewis of College. out in three separate trips hikers who came across because the bomb con­ These members of the 1941 classes at Manchester High School look over a table of items Manchester Community Lewis presented a slide “where a $J] Yhree separate caches of tainer could not take the ■ ' O n S & A B College participated in reflecting upon those classes during a reunion Saturday at The Colony. Ted Cummings, left, program on "Colonial dollar’s plastic bags hidden in a multi-media presentations 187 sticks in one trip, God- 1941B class, was master of ceremonies; Betty Brown Peracchio, 1941B, was secretary; Homes in the Connecticut rock ledge in a heavily Buying Stop & Shop brand is like buying top quality during the annual spring y themtrael«afmoj»$ln4t ^ du said. "It was Mike Ginolfi, 1941A was a committee member; and the cochairmen were Marge and Valley.” ’The group is an wooded area, Goddu said. I " conference of Connecticut transported to our back groceries on sale. Shop & Shop Brand always saves you affiliate of the National (• downtown monelitstep^" " After the hikers went to Howard “Bub” Holmes. More than 220 attended the reunion from the two classes. Geographers Saturday at door temporarily at the money. And a Stop & Shop Brand sale saves you even Council for Geographic the Westbrook barracks T h is Central Connecticut State Education. Westbrook barracks.” or TMI S lO P 4 SHOP COMPANlf s morel So stock u p ... not only because of the extra low prices... but also because of the excellent quality of our Stop & Shop Brand. These canned vegetables are D uplicate bridae Grade A fancy—highest quality available. As fine as the national brands. We make McCormack said sure of It with constant testing in our quality control laboratory. And we back It up wIthThls guarantee: You must be completely satisfied or we'll give you your favorite Center Bridge Club Mary Tierney, first: Jan ’ May 7, Masonic Temple — Leonard and Muriel Monroe, brand at no extra charge. 61 Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morris, second; June Korhuseski and gracious lady 16oz. first; Murray Powell and Paul lciiDFUuanKrTC i ® t Barbara Anderson, third. GetlburSl^&ai^sww^ cans Barton, second; Mrs. Burton chapters mat have sprung Sliced Beets Nile Time Novice Group Joseph McCarthy, the Smyth and Eugene Toch, up in Connecticut. May 7, 146 Hartford Rd. - lead delegate for the 16oz.cans * third. North-South: Charles and Ma'achester slate suppor­ Mrs. McCormack, run­ Week 2-May 10-15 Manchester Bridge Club Yvonne Tatro, first; Dick and ting Ellen McCormack in ning on an anti-abortion EKCOETERNA Stop & Shop “Great Beef” May 7, 146 Hartford Rd. — Carole Vizard, Sandy Sullivan Tuesday’s Democratic platform, said she’s con­ SlicedC »nm North-South: Manuel and and Arlene Long, tied for se­ primary, met Mrs. McCk)r- cerned at the impression Winifred Clark, first; Betty cond. mack Saturday in Hartford being given by Jimmy DbmerKiiife —Cut , 15'/2 oz. cans Harton and Felica LaPak, se­ East-West: Joe and Marilyn Carter supporters — that STAINLESS TABLEWARE cond; Lou Halpryn and Jack and reported her to be “a F e c te a u , first; Terry very warm and gracious the former Georgia gover­ Descy, third. Donahue and Barbara Farrell, G i ^ Beans nor’s stand on abortion is East-West: Bob Stratton lady.” second; William and Ann close to her’s. She said the and Jeannine Raymond, first; Brendle, third. BeefRomul i He said she’s pleased impression is wrong and Choose from 2 Mary Roy and Ellen McKeon, South Windsor Bridge with the support she’s get­ Natural aging gives our 1 5 o z. second; Lois Macomber and then discussed at length lovely patterns | Club ting in Manchester and roasts extra tenderness and cans June Roebuck, third. her high regard for unborn CANTINA- flavor. It's vacuum sealed Spinadi May 4, a.m. game, 1788 May 6, 385 N. Main St. - throughout the state and babies and their right to COLONIAL and cut while it's still fresh North-South: Anne DeMartin Ellington Ave. — Romeo the many “Right-to-Life” life. RICHMOND 4 and juicy. and Barbara Davis, first; Auclar and Marjorie McLain, 16oz. first; Mollie Timreck and with each $3 lood purchase stop s Shop "Great Beet" Frankie Brown and Jane cans Margaret Kropp, second; Tip Steak Beet Round Sauerkraut Lowe, second; Terry Daigle All week freezer specialsl and Madelyn 'Direli, third. Frank Bloomer and Murray AARP chapter picks East-West: Wiima Powell, third. Compare quality and Willoughby and Dick May 4, p.m. game, 1788 officers Wednesday Banquet Stop & Shop White Gem price... you’ll Vosburgh, first; Geri Barton Ellington Ave. — North- South: Mollie Timreck and choose Stop & Shop and Peg Dunfield, second; Jan The Manchester Chapter AARP may be sent to Bar­ Leonard and Mollie Timreck, Jane Lowe, first; Paul and 11 oz. pkg. Brand. Geri Barton, second; Anne of the American Associa­ third. bara Potterton, 111 Avery Turkey, Chicken, Ingram and Margaret Kropp, Meat loaf or Salisbury CMckenBreaets May 3, 385 N. Main St. — tion of Retired Persons St., or may be brought to Whole or Split North-South: Jane Lowe and third. (AARP) will conduct its Wednesday’s meeting. Birds Eye Peas East-West: Fred and Kaye Margaret Kropp, first; annual meeting and elec­ In addition to the elec­ 2 lb. pkg. French Fries 59“ Juicy white meat that is still Murray Poweil and Ernest Baker, first; Murray Powell tion Wednesday at 1:30 tion Wednesday, slides will economical. Consistently tender, Ragozzino Ravioli 'i. V 89° Berube, second; Phyllis Pier­ and Dr. Saul Cohen, second; p.m., in Cooper Hall of be shown of the various Frank Bloomer and Keith meaty, moist and delicious. son and Virginia Weeks, third. South United Methodist trips taken by members, Ragozzino Egg Cavatelli 59° East-West: Lucy Heck and Burnham, third. Cut up or Split 4 1 Church. starting with the trip to m2V^-3 lbs < White Gem Chickens The officers elected Nova Scotia. 16 oz. Cheese Pizza cans Two students win Wednesday will be in­ A few reservations still Saluto $ | 4 9 White Gem Chicken Thighs W holeC m stalled June 9, at a noon are open for the May 19 l4V^oz. package luncheon-meeting at White & Dark Meat 16oz. cans poem, poster test Coachlight Dinner Theater 2 lb pkg Frozen Willie's Steak House. The to view “Damn Yankees.” Minute Maid 4 5^ b/ Jennie-0 T urkey R oast Two Manchester area an awards program at 2:30 cost June 9 will be $4.25 per Checks for $11.50 per per­ Orchard Hill Farm Pies 5 (* Apple. Blueberry or Peach Plantation Brand M ediiim F^ students have attained p.m. in the Hall of the person. Checks payable to son may be sent to Lucille Turkey Drum sticks Frozen highest honors in the U.S. House, at the State Capitol. Manchester Chapter Mahoney, 19 Hamlin St. Ice Cream Sandwich 99' 1602. cans Environmental Protection Finalists, who will Fresh In our dairy case. Agency’s E lem entary receive certificates at the Slop&Sfiop*‘Bigf|ye”ForlfSalef Education Ecology Poem Peas&Camts May 27 ceremonies, are and Poster Program, and Kevin Thaiacker, Dennis Two volunteer as eounselors ^ F re n c h Style four others were selected Orange Juice Kurtz, Kathy Fowler and 16oz. as finalists in the program. Richard Goodwin, all Manchester's Camp expecting others to from concentrate Marianne Freshlin of „ PX»rkChil|w WCenterChops,V5 C a n te r C h o p s, 15 Blade Chops AWSIrtoin Chops cans students at Capt. Nathan Kennedy, scheduled to volunteer for the six-week l» (*9 Green Beans Margarine qir « ttcfct 39° Manchester Green Schooi Hale School, Coventry. open June 28 for its 13th program, which will be in You'll easily see the quality difference in the larger, Y o g u r t N shape-is’ss:. 4\s. *1 ^ style and Bonnie Edmondson of Gov. Ella Grasso and consecutive year, has three sessions of two 'b i g meatier eye on Stop a Shop “Big Eye" pork! It's Capt. 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Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 10, 1976 About town Plouffs mark Towle-Priddy British General ’The Tuesday morning study group meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the school Daughters of the British Empire, rummage sale 'Tuesday from 9 axa. anniversary Gentleman Johnny” of South United Methodist Giurch cafeteria. will meet Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. to noon in Cooper Hall at the church. Burgorae’s nickname was will meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at downstairs at the Hartford Federal coined by his soldiers in Towle of Spring St. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Plouff of 14 the home of Mrs. Aldred Davis, 28 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will Savings and Loan building, 1105 New Sally Robin Prlddy of Vernon and The bride is the daughter of Mr. tribute to his humanity in a Wellman Rd. The text: "A Nation have a Bible study Tuesday at 9:30 Britain Ave., Elmwood. The Manchester Bicentennial David Ralph Towle of Manchester, and Mrs. Robert Prlddy of Brandy The Rev. Eldwin Bartholomew of Ever^een Rd. were honored with a day when soldiers were train­ Yet To Be.” a.m. at 45 Victoria Rd. Parade Committee will meet were married May 8 at the First Hill Rd., Vernon. The bridegroom is First Congregational Church of Ver­ surprise dinner dance at Willie’s ed like dogs. Burgoyne’s Temple Chapter, OES, will have a ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Army and Congregational Church of Vernon. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick non and the Rev. Robert Eldridge of Steak House on the occasion of their treaUse on the duUes of of­ wedding anniversary recently. ficers urged that soldiers be Edgar Circle of South United Mother’s Day program at Its meeting Navy Club. South United Methodist Church of Loyal Grcle of King’s Daughters The party was hosted by their treated like thinking human Methodist Church will meet ’Tuesday Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Manchester, performed the double­ beings and not be subjected to will meet tonight at 7:45 in the The local chapter of Parents ring ceremony. William Liggett of children Ms. Beverly Baver, Milton at 9:15 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Temple. Officers, who will wear frequent and brutal corporal Federation Room of Center Harold Vandersea, 107 Woodhaven white, will exemplify the degree Anonymous will meet Tuesday at Vernon was soloist. Gifford Wood of Plouff Jr., and Robert Bodo, all of punishment. The World Manchester; and Mrs. Don (Peg) Congregational Church. Dr., Glastonbury. Mrs. Raymond work with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mot- 7:30 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran Glastonbury was organist. Almanac notes. Church, 40 Pitkin St. The bride, given in marriage by Delphia of Vernon. TTie couple has Smith is hostess. tram presiding. Refreshments will three other children, 18 The committee on education of be served by Mrs. James E. Nichols her father, wore a gown of imported Manchester Chapter, SPEBSQSA, grandchildren, and 3 great­ North United Methodist Church will The Junior High Forum of North assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Neil Patter­ organza and Cluny lace edged with will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Teen petite lace and designed with bib grandchildren. meet tonight at 7 at the church. United Methodist Church will meet son. Over 50 friends and relatives ’Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the church. Center Annex of Manchester Recrea­ •,.'K bodice, ruffled neckline, fitted tion Center. ’The meeting is open to : -A attended. Tlie East Catholic Parents Gub Stanley Grcle of South United sleeves, with angel wing cuffs, all area men interested in singing will elect officers Wedne^ay at its The British Is le s Chapter, Methodist Church will sponsor a peaked waistline on flounced skirt four-part barbershop harmony. with double tiers of lace and a minuet back extending to a full-chapel length Pastor to lead ■ '.-'•1 train. Her three-quarter length veil Two submit of silk illusion was edged in lace and Holy Land trip attached to a ruffled lace Camelot pool bids PICKUP cap. ’The Rev. Dr. George Webb, pastor YOUR COPY Mrs. Keith Mayo of New Milford, of South United Methodist Church in OF OUR served as her sister’s matron of Manchester, will be leading a nine- ’The Town of Manchester VALUE honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. day tour of Israel from Oct. 24 has received only two bids •May Savings PACKED CIRCULAR Terrance Towle of Manchester, the through Nov. 1. fo r repairing and bridegroom’s sister-in-law; Miss The trip will include a day in Jor­ reconstructing Verplanck SALE STARTS MONDAY, MAY 10th Thru SATURDAY, MAY 15th V'- Cheryl Brunoli of Manchester, the dan and two days in Athens, Greece. Pool, with Construction bride’s cousin; and Mrs. Gary Jones Those interested in more details, Service of Bristol the ap­ Aim Toothpaste of Willington. may call him at 647-9141. parent low bidder. Its price •T an k Tops SAFELY STORE Heather Towle of Manchester, the is 138,090, with an alternate YOUR GARMENTS bridegroom’s niece, was flower girl. OES plans fashion show of $36,542 if the town does a Short Sleeve 4.6 Oz. & ACCESSORIES Terratlce Towle of Manchester was About town Shari Taft admires wedding gown worn by Denise Ledoux as portion of the work. Reg. 94c 52^ his brother’s best man. Ushers were T-Shirts they rehearse for the “Symphony in Fashions” fashion show to ’The other bidder is Rizzo Glenn R. Priddy of Poultney, Vt., Pool Co. of Newington, •Sleeveless Miss Breck . • 12 POCKET SHOE BAG brother of the bride; and Michael A coffee hour will take place be presented by the Temple Chapter, OES, on Friday at the with a base price of $45,243 M en’s Knit ^ 10 HANDBAG FILE Kelley and Steven Belcher, both of Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Outreach Concordia Lutheran Church Hall on Pitkin St. Looking on is and an alternate of $W,243. Shells Hair Spray •18 PR. SHOE BAG Manchester. Center, 64 Spruce St. Mrs. Helen T. Elliott. Fashions will be presented courtesy of The town had estimated Tank Tops •JUMBO SUIT BAG ^ All Types A reception was held at Fiano’s the Village Bridal and Boutique in Vernon and The Coventry the cost at below $40,000. 11 Oz. I • JUMBO DRESS BAG Restaurant in Bolton, after which the The board of directors of Shoppe in Coventry. Reservation may be made by calling Mrs. Before a contract can be Our YOUR Reg. 1.23 couple left for Pennsylvania. They Manchester Area Conference of awarded, the town must N. Taft, or Mrs. Elizabeth Ledoux. Tickets will also be Reg. CHOICE will reside in Vernon. Churches will meet Tuesday noon in verify one condition of the 3.49 YOUR Mrs. Towle is employed by John the Robbins Room of Center available at the door. (Herald photo by Pinto) bid specs — that the bidder Sunmer coolers in cotton, Johnson’s CHOICE Chamberlain Photo Hancock Insurance Co. Mr. Towle is Congregational Church. has done similar work on Poly/cotfon blend stripes polyester or nylon. Solids, Baby Shampoo employed by Arthur’s Drug Store. at least five pools. and prints: acetate/nylon stripes, tie-dyes; terry, rib Mrs. David R. Towle blend tops, too. S-XL. ' or flat kn it.. .embroid­ ery, pointelle—come, see 28 Oz. 2 3 3 UB.BOXMOTH C O t i.'P - them all! S-M-L. BALLS. R ef. 79c O O Ground water Men’s Solid & V------JJ Reg. 3.17 Engaged < l A In the service h a p p y s e w i n g b e g i n s a t BEACON'W^'^ causes flood Fancy W alk •Fashion Shorts A recent flooding Shorts •100% Polyester Rockwell 8 Digit Pvt. Joseph P. Rice, son problem on Conway Rd., brought to the attention of Doubleknit Pants Calculator of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley WITH PERCENTAGE KEY Mark IV Rice of 150 Windsorvllle Manchester officials by a Tank Top Sets Disposable Rd., Vernon, enlisted in the petition from seven proper­ U.S. Marine Corps for a Beaconway ty owners on the street, has YOUR A Flashlight CHOICE period of four years via the been determined to be Gingham checks, SUPER caused by ground water. woven plaids and VALUE! Corps’ “Stashee” of “180 paDric center frayed denims, Our Day Delay Program.” To eliminate the problem sizes 30 to 42. Four basic math functions, Reg. In the program. Rice has would require an extensive Corduroy, tie-dye shorts, algebraic logic, floating 1.49 the opportunity of joining underdrain system, plus doubleknit pullon pants; decimal. Long life flashlight with now and serving later. He the rebuilding of curbs and MEN’S TUBE SOCKS 2 4 9 print tops with solid shorts; Optionel A 99 high intensity b ^ m ; for Sizes 10-15,3 Pr.Pkg. 5/6-15/1616 and 8-18. can stay at home up to six sidewalks, said Town AC ADAPTER...... * 4 car, pocket, handbag, etc. months prior to reporting Manager Robert Weiss in a for active service. In addi­ reply to the petitioners. the sale FREEI 1-LB. OF ‘"This is a very extensive tion, there are no meetings Boys’ - MELITTA COFFEE! or drills to attend during and expensive project,” MACHINE WASHABLE G irls’ this period. said Weiss, “and, at the SUPERSTYLEDSPRING MelittaDrip Mobiloil Special present time, we do not Tank Tops Rice, a student at Knit Tops 10W30 Motor Oil Rockville High School, will have funds available to un­ Coffee Maker depart for 12 weeks of dertake it.” you've been Our He concluded, “Unfor­ LARGE Our training at the Marine Now ------Corps Recruit Depot, tunately, with the present SELECTIONI Reg. Mobil^ 74c » QT, Only 4.99 Parris Island, S.C., on Nov. budget situation, I cannot Gives maximum engine pro­ Cool tops in solids or Enjoy Melitta Coffee, Loring Photo Nassiff Photo 1. offer you any encourage­ tection the year ’round. ment for early relief of the stripes, with or without Short sleeve or sleeveless made in their drip-maker; Limit 6 quarts per customer. The engagement of Miss Lynn Ann contrasting piping: knits in prints, tie-dyes or 1 to 6 cups capacity with The engagement of Miss Laurie The engagement of Miss M. Lynne Pfc. Joseph R. Nowak problem.” sizes S-M-L (8-1$. solid colors. Sizes 4 to 14. all accessories. You’ll Shea of Manchester to Roger Troie of Curran to Scott Christopher Lappen, Fredenberg of River Vale, N.J., Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. waiting for! He promised to keep the love it! East Hartford, has been announced both of South Windsor, has been an­ formerly of Vernon, to Lewis W. Joseph R. Nowak of 41 problem in mind "in Girls’ Fly by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert nounced by her mother, Mrs. Robehf Merrow of Vernon, has been an­ Collidge St., enlisted in the developing future drainage Boys’ Shea of 76 Edmund St. Curran of South Windsor. She is also nounced by her parents, Mr. and ,U.S. Marine Corps for a improvement programs Frayed Bottom Front Shorts the daughter of the late Robert Mrs. Robert E. Fredenberg of River period of four years. which will be funded by & Skooters Our Reg. Curran. Vale, N.J. Sterling Silver Low Mr. Troie is the son of Mr. and Nowak departed for 12 bond issues.” , Denim Shorts Prices On Mrs. Armand Troie of Windsor. Mr. Lappen is the son of Mr. and Mr. Merrow is the son of Mr. and weeks of training at the U &Gold Filled 2 5 ”'‘ O F F Mrs. Howard Lappen of South Wind­ Mrs. Harvey Merrow of Huntington Marine Corps Recruit BUY Our The bride-elect was graduated sor. Dr., Vernon. SEVERAL Earrings @ Or L E E from Manchester High School and Depot, Parris Island, S.C. PAIRI Reg. ^ Ea. The bride-elect was graduated The bride-elect was graduated on Feb. 10. Upon comple­ 3.59 from the Creative School of Hair­ from Rockville High School in 1974 from South Windsor High School and tion of basic training, he Polyester/cotton blend AUTO AIR FILTERS! dressing. She is employed by Tiago’s Manchester Community College. She and is currently attending the Popular western style with will be placed in a job save 33% to 50% 4 pockets. Regular 8-18, cuffed shorts and poly­ Hair Design in Hartford. University of Connecticut at Storrs. LEE FILTERS is employed by ’Travelers Insurance specialty. slim 8-16. ester or denim skooters, sizes 7 to 14. Always popular hoops in Reg. 2.89 to 4.99 2.17™3.74 Her fiance was graduated from Co. in Hartford. Her fiance also was graduated from Rockville High School and will three sizes, for pierced Northwest Catholic High School. He Her fiance also was graduated Boys’ Tube Socks GIRLS’ 4To6x SIZES ears. Uncluttered AC FILTERS is employed by Karol Opticians in from South Windsor High School and graduate in May from the University 7-11,3 Pr.Pkg.... R ef. 2.99...... 1.94 Summer accessory! Reg. 2.89 to 7.99 2.17 TO 5.99 Hartford. attended Manchester Community of Connecticut. He is employed by Filters to fit most cars. College. He is employed by the Town Mutual of New York. ■ INdYon ’The couple is planning an October of South Windsor. The couple is planning an Oct. 2 wedding. An Oct. 16 wedding is planned. wedding in River Vale, N.J. INil Ytti Cool Casuals Espadrille Sandals Know? save Kodak 608 Folks looking for AM/FM/AC/DC Tele-lnstamatic 40% yd. Kn$iw? cheap skates When the time P 4.99 6.20 Portable Radio Pocket Camera Births our i«g. 4.99 yd. Breezy hopsack Choice of styles and could be inter­ comes when you or mesh uppers colors. Padded ested in the price with cushioned sock; 5'/! to 10. Our 70 won't miss the innersoles; 7 to 12. you are asking. Reg. to 8.99 Reg. Wylie, C urtis Leonard, son of Wiilington. He has a sister Julieann Manchester. His paternal grand­ Burlington Klopman’s boat, sell it with a 19.99 Curtis C. Jr. and Diane J. Usher of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Want Ad. Slide controls on volume Kit includes color film and Joyce. 60' Suraline® garbardine and tone; toggle switches Flip-Flash. Built-in tele­ Windham. He was born May 5 at Jackson of Manchester. His mater­ Ladies’ on/off, AM/FM. Built-in photo lens for great close Rockville General Hospital. His Jackson, Sean Eric, son of James nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Edith l i e r a l b • our entire stock in 100% washable polyester M en’s 100% POLYESTER KNIT AFC on FM; telescopic ups at the flip of a switch! maternal grandparents are Mr. and H.-and Robin Sibrinsz Jackson of 48 Ouellette of East Hartford. His • all on full bolts FAMOUS HAKE Separates antenna. Mrs. Leonard Usher of Tolland. His Fairfield St. He was born April 30 at paternai great-grandfather is John 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Jackets paternai grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Sibrinsz of Manchester. He has a ASK FOR CONNIE. •Short Sleeve Mrs. Curtis C. 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o u m m iie i i 3 WAYS TO CHARGE HUTHMIlItTUUTION SALE: Now thru SAT. MANCHESrrR J0‘l R-o.ifl MANCHESTER Daily: 10 A M . to 9:30 P.M. Jewelers & Silvertmllhs Since 1900 EASI HAniEORD Puln.im Bndqc I’l.i/.i I f,* !.' '.I'.m.| 643-^135 Saturday; 9 AM . to 9:90 p.m. Read the “BRIGHT ONE” 116 cem r a t mmmumm w^NAMf 1 958 MAIN,STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER DLOOMFIELEI Cop.uo Sho|)i)iiu) Ccnlc I'nil.im 'V -c Rd Rl 1 ij IHIIS 1145 Tolland Turnpike Manchester Evening Herald OPIN IDAMliiqPM.MANCHISTrRSIDRI fU’l N SA IIIRIIAY NIMI1 m ‘) Hartford • Westfarma Mall I', .‘rh ALft Nil AN(‘ M As 1 f 1. >.■.•.,1 -■ A H it i-f r m i A j AAiin '— ftC (UPI Photo) Group. ting ninth in the order, bounced a TOM GERBO grandson. Nicola Michele, 63, of 953 Main St. Pinto) Hendessi, Susan Williamee and Kate Lundberg; (Herald photo by one-hop groundriile double over the Totals 33 5 9 5 The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. Survivors are four sisters, Marie i\orlh>veHt Catholic (4) Jamroga, Albina Jamroga, and died Sunday at Manchester Memorial Houston goalie Wayne Rutledge makes save on Ron Busniuk right centerfield fence knotting it up. went the distance to notch his second at South United Methodist Church. Hospital after a sudden .illness. He Mike Furlong, although in the win against one loss. DeCampos went AB R H E Burial will be in East Cemetery. Helen Jamroga, all of East Hartford, Maguire, rf 4 0 1 0 and Antoinette Jamroga of was the husband of Mrs. Christina throes of.a batting slump, was to second on a sacrifice by Lincoln Kelly, 2b Friends may call at the Holmes Carelli Michele. Whaler also fired rebound in first period aetion but puck was stopped short of goal 5 0 1 0 Manchester; two brothers, John J. Court denies Ray appeal patient enough to draw a bases on Maguire and apparently scored on a Cirvicello, pr 0 0 0 0 Funeral Home, 400 Main St., tonight Mr. Michele was born in Forenza, balls and Tom Gerbo also strolled to from 7 to 9. Jamroga of East Hartford and Carl loop single to right by Kevin Kelly Dupuis, If 5 I 2 0 Italy, and lived there until coming to first on a free pass jamming the A. Jamroga of Hallandale, Fla.; and CINCINNATI (UPI) - James Earl which Krashefski made a diving Marquis, cf 5 1 2 0 Manchester in 1971. The U.S. Sixth CircuitCourt ’of King was assassinated April 4, bases. Bill Moffett going after a full attempt on. Heslin, p Sherwood N. Gillia three nephews and a niece. Ray, the confessed assassin of Dr. 5 1 0 1 He was employed as a cabinet Appeals, in a unanimous 3-0 ruling, 1968, in Memphis, Tenn. Ray, who count offering singled past the glove Faulkner, ss 4 1 Sherwood N. Gillis, 73, of Dedham, The funeral will be Wednesday at .Martin Luther King Jr. who now After a short delay to make repairs 1 1 maker for the Peerless Woodworking decided that Ray had intelligently pleaded guilty to first degee murder of third baseman Buzzy Smith for the Smith, 3b 2 0 0 0 Mass., formerly of Manchester, died 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral claims he is innocent, today lost his Raeder man of hour on Krashefski, East appealed at third Co. in Glastonbury. and voluntarily pleaded guilty to on March 10, 1969, is now serving a Hickey, lb 2 0 0 0 Thursday at West Roxbury Hospital Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, winner. on DeCampos and base umpire Leo He was a communicant of St. latest attempt to change his guilty killing the civil ri^ ts leader and had 99-year sentence at the Tenneesee DeCampos, c 2 0 0 0 in West Roxbury, Mass., after a long with a Mass at 10 at St. Bridget plea and stand trial. Northwest did its scoring in the Diana ruled him out. He (DeCampos) James Church. received competent legal advice. State Prison in Nashville. third inning on three hits and an navigating home and failed to do an illness. He was the husband of Mrs. Church, Manchester. Burial will be Totals 34 4 7 2 Luella Smith Gillis. in St. Bridget Cemetery, Other survivors are two sons, An­ Ever since entering the guilty plea, error by rightfielder John Krashefski important task — touch third. Fire calls Ray has been sdeking to withdraw in Whalers^ triumph East Catholic 012 000 002 5 tonio Michele and Gerardo Michele, The funeral was today. Burial was Manchester. which sent home two of the tallies un­ East scored a run in the second on Northwest Catholic both of Manchestera daughter, Mrs. that plea and to stand trial. 004 000 000 4 in Buckland Cemetery, Manchester. Friends may call at the funeral Manchester Sunday, 2:08 p.m. — Grass and woods earned. The Indians thought they had a Hammick double and cut the deficit RBI: Gerbo 2, Moffett, Hammick, Anna Vernava, and three sisters, all Ray based his appeal on the conten­ Mr. Gillis was born in July, 1902, in home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Saturday, 7:59 p.m. — Unnecessary fire at 23 Beacon St. (Eighth District) HARTFORD (UPI) - when a goalie gets hot between the The Whalers surged to a 2-0 lead a run in the eighth — but they didn’t. to 4-3 in the home third on a two-run Shorey, Marquis, Smith; 2BH: Shorey 2, in Italy, and five grandchildren. alarm at 66 Highwood Dr. (Town) tion that his guilty plea was not Manchester where he lived about 30 p.m. Sunday, 3:23 p.m. — Grass fire at 393 Rookie goaltender Cap Raeder pipes early, he usually stays hot,” after one period and it took some Ray DeCampos reached safely on a homer by Gerbo over the rightfield Krashefski, Hammick, Marques 2, The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 Saturday, 8:09 p.m. — Grass fire at 74 Grissom Rd. (Town) “voluntarily and intelligently” made third strike wild pitch by Shorey, who years before moving to Dedham. . The family suggests that those of the New England Whalers Howe said. “The youngster played g reat work in goal by Wayne fence. It was his fourth roundtripper Dupuis; HR; Gerbo He was in the furniture business Main St., is in charge of Oak Grove St. (Town) Today, 8:25 a.m. — Car fire in garage because his attorney', Percy wishing to may make memorial gifts Sunday, 1:20 a.m. — False report of at 37 Knighton St. (Town) was the man of the hour his angles well.’’ Rutledge to keep the score from for many years. to the LaSallette Missions, 85 New arrangements, which are in- Foreman, pressured him into coiiiplete. house fire at Tolland Tpke. and Demine Today, 8:45 a.m. — Gasoline washdown pleading guilty against his will. following a 4-1 World Hockey Coach Bill Dineen of the Aeros being higher. Other survivors are a sister, Mrs. Park Ave., Hartford. St. (Town) ® at 19 Galaxy Dr. (Town) credited the Whalers with a fine Rosaire Paiement opened the Florence Coburn of Cape Cod, Mass., Association playoff victory team effort, saying, "It was a com­ scoring with a power play goal at and several nieces and nephews. over the Houstgr Aeros. plete reversal of Friday’s game 8:13. Don Borgeson followed with a Carlin 10-pin king But the 23-year-old Needham, which we won. They took it ,to us in goal at 9:44 on a rebound shot to Francis F. Ursin Ford edges Carter Mass., rookie still maintained the. About town the first period with some solid make it 2-0. Four years ago, Denny TOLLAND — Francis F. Ursin, 57, easy-going, nonchalant attitude forechecking and we just couldn’t- Defenseman Thommy of 388 Grant Hill Rd., died Sunday in which has helped him stand up to make it back although we did play Abrahamsson scored for the Whalers Carlin reigned as the Memorial Temple St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, after Harold Schuetz, 15 ’Thomas church. Members are Eldridge St. Weighing-in playoff pressure. better in the third period.” at 9:51 of the second period on a Manchester 10-pin Men’s Han­ in ECHS mock vote Pythian Sisters will meet Dr. a long illness. asked to bring either hot or will be from 7 to 8 p.m. “It was fun out there because of Whalers’ mentor Harry Neale.was backhand shot after faking Rutledge dicap Division bowling cham­ Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Mr. Ursin was born in Tolland and cold food for the potluck. There will be a business the way the guys played in front of pleased ^with his team's to the ice. The Whalers moved to a 4- pion. lived there all his life. In a mock election at East Catholic total vote, Henry Jackson and Ronald Marine Corps Home on ’The Eighth District Fire Coffee and dessert will be me,” Raeder said. "It was our best meeting. showing,calling it “perhaps the best 0 lead at 14:35 of the third period on a Yesterday Carlin won all the He was employed by the Town of High School Friday, President Reagan each received 5% and one Parker St. Members are Department Auxiliary will provided. The Sacred effort of the playoffs.” prolonged effort since I’ve been 20-foot wrist shot by Bob marble^in the Men’s Scratch Divi­ Tolland, and was a communicant of Gerald Ford edged out leading per cent of the ballots were cast for reminded to bring a verse meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Dance Group of Center The victory gives the Whalers a 2-1 coach.” Neale took over the Whalers MacManama which beat Rutledge sion at the Parkade Lanes and in St. Matthew Church. Democratic candidate Jimmy various write-in candidates. about M o th er’s Day. at the home of Mrs. Pat Congregational Church will edge in games for the best-of-seven with 13 games left in the regular cleanly. . doing so emerged as the town big pin Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Carter. Ford received 26% of the Ford received 82% of the Refreshments will be McNamara for election of perform. ’The program is United States championship round season. The Aeros avoided a shutout when total vote and Carter got 24%. Friendship Circle of the champion. Karen U. Rozsa of Hamden; five Republican vote to 18% for Reagan. served by Gladys Gamble officers. open to alt interested Salvation Army will meet series. ’The next game is Tuesday at Neale was quick to caution: “This Mark Howe swung around behind the Of the approximately 1,000 paper Carter received 64% of the and Helen Henry. members of the congrega­ the Hartford Civic Center. Carlin turned back the challenge of ’Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at series will go on a while. We haven’t cage and stuffed a shot past Raeder young Bruce Moquin in the best of ballots cast, 31% were for an uncom­ Democratic vote to 19% for Morris Concordia Church tion. A sellout crowd of 10,500 watched got our foot in the door yet." at 16:20. Card of Thanks mitted vote. The Citadel. Mrs. Doris five finals by a three to two game We would most sincerely like to Udall and 13% for Henry Jackson. Preceptor Gamma Women will have a Howard will show slides on the action. Dineen echoed that observation, The Whalers finished with a 34-30 Morris Udall received 7% of the margin. thank friends and relatives for their Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi mothers’ and daughters’ Manchester Weights will Florida. Hostesses are Raeder’s performance was singled saying, “We have been down 2-1 advantage in shots on goal,but many card, calls, and expressions of will meet Tuesday at 8 out by Houston standout Gordie After getting off to a slow start, sympathy in the very sad loss of our potluck ’Tuesday at 6:30 meet Tuesday at the Mrs. David Samuelson and before in the playoffs and came back. showed a 26^16 margin in the first two p.m. at the home of Mrs. Italian-American Club, Howe, 48, as making the difference. with a 152 game, Carlin rolled con­ beloved family, Brian, Yvonne, Sharon p.m. in falser Hall of the Mrs. Brig. ’Thomas Seaver. But the key for us is to get a better periods when they had a decisive sistently with 206, 203,189 and 202 ef­ and Heidi Krause. “He is an excellent goalie and start in Tuesday’s game.” territorial edge. The Ward Krause and Read the “BRIGHT ONE” forts to walk home with cash and a Johannes Verfaille Families Manchester Evening Herald trophy from Director Bernie and Mrs. Ruth Shedd W F iil -k Em xiiK Ixim m T iil K!i(@rbEl Giovino. Lynne Topping defeated Mary Boyko in the Women’s Handicap MCC nine bows Division, three games to one, and - Ray Weikert took the measure of Leo GOOTVEAR WHITEWALLS Nelson in the same number of games in the Men’s Handicap Division. CARTER Moquin, like Carlin, a finalist for America^A m e r i c a .Q-Vifor JIMMY the first time, won the first game, Best-SellingBe^t-SeUing 188-152, but lost the next two 206-182 rwi» V in tourney finals Tire and 203-191 before squaring the match at 2-all by winning game No. ‘Custom Power A VOTE for CARTER By CHRIS BLAKE Saturday to gun down third-ranked then puiK.lied an RBI single and the 4,194-189. Carlin's 202 topped a 170 ef­ f wlthlrade Quinsigamond Community College Worcester club was on top again. Cushion PolyglaS’ls a r e a l Correspunclent fort by Moquin in the decider. perform er-no wonder it’s (the defending champ) by an 11-7 Things stayed quiet until the MCC Topping had a 32-pin handicap and Whitowall is a VOTE for these u s e d o n so m any 1976 new cars. PriCft 1 1 Whitewall 1 Prica An ordinary team might count. Sin With Tndi Sin With Trada seventh when the Cougars pushed Boyko 40 while both men had 23-pin Two- ply polyester cord body for have been downcast after Quinsigamond started early across three runs. Al Dionne, who handicaps. ride. Double fiberglass cord belts B78-14 $33.15 G7B-14 $39.52 G78-15 MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS losing an 11-0 verdict in the against MC scoring four first-inning was four-for-four, singled Linden Handicap results: for strength. Road- hugging rib D78-14 $34.50 $40.61 type tread for long wear. Here’s H78-15 $43.57 NJCAA Region XXI New runs. It didn’t take the Cougars long over to third with two outs. Larry Topping (3 ) 219-190-220-256, Boyko R8-14 1) Matt Morlarty Jr. ., Goodyear quality at a very $37.91 1 IL78-15 $47.21 England baseball finals. But to knot the issue. In the top of the se­ Morrison sent Linden home with a (1) 200-190-190-200. right price! 2) Stanley Weinberg Jr. (Herald photo by Pinto) Plus $1.75 to $3.14 F.E.T.,-depending on size. Manchester Community cond, MCC knocked Chief starter long double to left center. Chief Weikert (3 ) 240-168-217-183, Nelson Blaekwall tires available at similar savinss. 3) Roger Negro Rich Razzano out of the box with four reliever Wayne Rogers, who had College proved once again, as (1) 179-204-188-174. 4) Ted Cumminge runs. been effective, suddenly lost the Handicap winners also received Champion Dennis Carlin, left, I OR \ ^^ .S, S.MAI.I. ( AR.S a n d IM |»()R | S 5) Mary LeDuc it had throughout the tourney, The Cougars loaded the bases with plate walking Blanchard and Banning \> iiiii:i,i i ii RWiDi; i r i a d s cash and trophies and runner-ups Displays trophy to Bruce .Moquin 6) John Thompaon that it is no ordinary team. one out against Razzano. Leadoff oh four pitches forcing in a run. A gained cash awards. ‘Power Streak* 7) Irene Plech The Cougars left with their heads hitter Jim Blanchard delivered a wild pitch sent another run home and Polyester Cord Tire ‘R^lyGT’60&70 8) Caroline Becker up after being outclassed by a superb two-run single to starting the the Cougars had the lead for keeps at Si Wide Treads Massasoit Community College, llie scoring. Joe Banning legged an in­ 8-7. i- Sports slate —, 4 Biaa Plies, Low Cord Angies 9) Robert Price winners from Brockton, Mass., field hit to reload the sacks and Jack MCC pushed runs across in the A60-13 EeO-14 10) Nancy Carr pounded'out 17 hits on the Mitchell Maloney singled home the tying runs final three frames. Weisher, who had for' E70-14 Feb-M 11) Anthony Pletrantonlo College diamond yesterday. to finish off Razzano. some rocky going in the early going, Momluv DBO-13 F60-1S BASEBALL A78-13, B76-13, C78-14, E78-14, B.00-15L MCC Co-captain Paul Placido The Cougars briefly took the lead settled down and finished strong. F70-14 12) Diane Comollo East Ciilliolir al Windaur Blackwall with trade, plus $I.75'to $2.27 F.E.T. accepted the second place’trophy and in the third with a single tally. Rich During the last five innings, the per tire, depending on size. Wlin trads, plus 12.07 to 12.8$ F.E.T., 13) John Poet l.orka depending on size. Linden singled, took second on a wild Chiefs could manage just three hits WHITEWALLS just $3.00 more per tire. said that the impressive finish should 14) Paul Phillips be looked upon with pride. pitch and scoped on a throwing error. against Weisher, now 4-0. Horkvilic at Glaalonbury 15) Pascal A. Prignano A two-out Quinsigamond rally netted In the championship tilt Sunday, South Windsor at ‘Custom Wide Massasoit (18-3) the fourth seed, Ncwingloii ‘Mini Custom* G8 16) Joel Janenda reached the finals by nipping Tunxis the tying runs in the bottom of the Massasoit went to work right away. For Imports & Compacts Tread Polyglas’ TENNIS Flberglaea Belled Construction 17) Jonice Fitzgerald Community College, 10-9, Friday, third. Mike Moran reached on an Scoring in sm’all numbers in each of 18) Joyce Gutman and dispatched No. 1 seed Mass. Bay error, stole second and scored on a the first four frames, Massasoit un­ I’rniirv at .Manrlicsler 6.00-12 Christie single. (girls)' P155/80“D”13 19) Frances Mercia Community College 8-5 Saturday. leashed its heralded hitting attack in G61S-13 ^ 4 1 ^ 5 1 Manchester (12-6) reached the Quinsigamond scored twice in the the sixth by scoring four. By this Eariiiingloii al East m 20) John DIDonoato finals with two stunning upsets over fourth to take a 7-5 lead. MCC starter time, MCC was hopelessly behind, i- Catholic S t W S t ? , H7H4H70.,, Blackwall with trade, plus $1.46 to $1.47 F.ET 21) Ron Gates teams with higher rankings. The and winner Steve Weisher should .Maiiclicstcr at Penney depending on size. ’’ With tilde, plus S1.9S to $3.07 F.E.T. O- dependlnf on size. 22) Craig Carter seventh-ranked Cougars toppled have been out of the inning unscathed Al Ervey pitched a strong three- GOl.K 23) Jay R. Stager Rhode Island Junior College, 8-4, but a grounder took a bad hop on hitter to notch the victory. Ervey’s East Catliolir/St. Paul at Friday, and came from behind twice Linden scoring a run. Dave Agbay shutout marked the first tirhe MCC Ghisloiihury Dua to nallonwida atrlka, tha Ura you want 24) James Watt has been held scoreless this season. Maiirhcstcr/Bulkclcy at may not ba avallabla at avary outlat. Wa will 25) Richard LaPoInte LYNNE TOPPING Bristol Central MARY BOYKO f V E A R provida a rainchack to aaauro you ol tha Ufa 26) John DICIoccIo TUESDAY, MAY T1 of your cholca at tha advartlaad prica aa 27) Camille B. Vandrillo Weekend briefs from the UPI wires J aoon aa It bacomaa avallabla. 28) Enrico Ruflnio 12 noon to 8 pm Qualifier ARGO Coventry High qualified Montreal wins Philadelphia Flyers in the opening Havlicek and Jo Jo White operating for the CIAC hasehull MASTER CHARGE COMPLETE MONTREAL (UPI) — In hockey’s game of their Stanley C(ip title the fast break, the Celtics caught the CASH GOODYEAR SAFETY most hallowed shrine, where a cer­ series, one that the Canadiens felt Cavaliers, 94-89, in the nationally tourney Saturday with a 1-0 CHECK tain mystique of past glory hangs they were lucky to get after falling televised contest. win over Portland High in For more good years in your car FREE! heavy, it’s not uncommon for Mon­ behind 2-0. COC action. IN CONNECTICUT’S FIRST treal players of succeeding Celtics prevail The Patriots, 9-2 for the generations to be pushed forward by Ellis injured season, share the conference divine inspiration. PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY BOSTON (UPI) — Tile Cleveland lead with Cromwell and But there was nothing supernatural offense cracked under pressure Sun­ BOSTON (UPI) — Catcher John NICHOIS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. about the guiding force at the Forum day, giving the Boston Celtics the Ellis of the Texas Rangers suffered a Baron Academy. Boh IJsuh ' ManehMttr Cartw For Prooldont Commlttoo; Ron Goto*, TroMuror.... Sunday night. No voices from the break they needed to take a 2-0 lead dislocated left ankle and broken shin singled home Bu teh 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) past, ho mystical visions. All it took in their NBA Eastern Conference bone Sunday while sliding into second Richardson who doubled in was a few shouted words in Gallic by championship series. base against the Boston Red Sox. Ellis, 27, 'was removed from the the top of the ninth with the iBiiBiiBEt ■> |g j(a ]n iii i imoiWffiiniiai * KsosiniEi * defenseman (Juy Lapointe. With Charlie Scott applying the only run. Rick PHONE 643-1161 Thd result was a comeback 4-3 vic­ defensive tourniquet in the second field on a stretcher and it is es­ MON., TUBS., WED., FRI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-B • SAT. 8-1 tory for Montreal over the half and Dave Cowens, John timated he will be out of action for 6- Gankofskiein, relief, picked to-8 weeks. / RAY WEIKERT up the win. EO NEI.SON P A G E T W E LV E ~ tULimiiiy, maiicueatci, ^uii, , m m i., wmjr iv, i9tv MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. May 10, 1976- PAGE THIRTEEN MAJOR -Little League- Janet still hopeful at Indy 500 LEAGUE Weekend golf results Nine defeats in row Wrigley Field INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) dianapolis “500,” was left which may point to LEADERS — If the third time proves a on the sidelines despite en­ problems during the next NATIONAL tossed a no-hitter to lead Country Club Net — Florence Barre 51- M O T H E R ’S DAY charm, Janet Guthrie may couragement of thousands two weekends of Opening the 1976 Little Dairy Queen to a 15-1 romp BEST 17 - Class A — 10-41; Gass B — Gross — TOURNEY - Most P a r s - get on the track today at of race fans as her car qualifications for the 81 Leading Batters League season Saturday, over the Oilet's. Galligan Jim M oriarty 70-7-63, Doris Carpenter 50; Net — Rene Moser 10, Ellie the Indianapolis Motor developed problems during opinion classic. for slumping Bosox the Medics whipped Ed’s suits Redlegs struck out 13'and walked Serge Sartori 67-4-63; Class Hilda Kristof 53-17-36, Wineze 5; Kickers—73,80. ’ Speedway in her efforts to shakedown runs. Saturday the Rolla National Leaague Arco, 17-7, and Moriarty three and didn’t allow the' B — A1 Carmienke 76-14-62, Mary Lou Pierro 54-17-37. NET - A — Rene Moser pass the rookie test for the Until recently, women Veollstedt entry required AB H Pet Brothers downed Carter BOSTON (UPI) - played last year for lead in the fourth, thanks to runs back in the fourth. Milner, NY 43 21 .488 The Reds’ victory moved pitching the Pirates to ball out of the infield. Jeff Ed Ansaldl 76-14-62, Dan FOUR BALL - Sue 87-2087; B - Faith Palozet world’s richest automobile were not even allowed into extensive repairs to the NEW YORK (UPI) Chevrolet, 10-, at Buckley The snowball is roiling Boston’s American league two errors, the Red Sox John Ellis led off with a Rose, Cin 107 45 .421 them to within one-half their fifth victory in a row. .Chmielewski and Galligan Mprline 78-14-64, Turk Eggleton-Janet Shaw- 100-29-71; C - Ellie Wineze race. the pits around the track in clutch that consumed most — The Cincinnati Reds Rennie Stennett doubled Field Eileen Plodzik-Mrs. into an avalanche. pennant-winning team, were up 5-4 going into the homer, and Lee hit Mike OUver, Pitt 62 23 .371 game of first place Los each had three hits and Moore 75-11-64; Qass C — 109-31-78; Better Nine — A Both Saturday and Sun- the belief that they were of the day, then when figured in the winning ral­ eighth. It could have been Hargrove. Toby Harrah and Wrigley Field Angeles in the National home two runs to highlight Jim Tierney had three Steve Shrider and Chris Norm Narkon 77-20-57, Wari^n 61, Ruby Clough- — Rene Moser 43-10-33; B • day Guthrie, the first bad luck, and some old- teammate Dick Simon took And the juggernaut Russell, LA 54 20 .370 hits including a homer and ly. Roy Smalley led off the more but Yastrzemski's drilled # grounder up the McBrd, St. L 96 35 .365 form the sweetest League West. The a four-run fourth inning Holmes two apiece for Charlie Whelan 86-22-64, Cora Anderson-Karen — Faith Palozej 49-15-34, woman ever nominated to timers may have taken it out for a shakedown run, is gathering! momen­ Craig Carlson and Bill inning by drawing a walk of double with two runners on middle that second Torre, NY 52 19 .365 cpmbination since Dodgers, who had a 12- which tagged Dick Queen. Pete Griffiths 83-19^, Bob Parciak-Ida McMahon 63. Claire Keating 47-13-34; C drive in the May 30 In­ delight in her difficulties. it developed an oil line leak Ruthven with the loss. Masse each added a pair of tum. loser Jim Willoughby and base was cut off in center- baseman Denny Doyle Monday, Ch 114 40 .351 Baskin met Robbins. game winning streak Bonadies 82-18-64; Low — Ellie Wineze 52-16-36; Sunday, for the seventh went to second on a single field by Beniquez, allowing fielded and threw to broken by Philadelphia Padres 4, Mels 0 blows for the Medics. Eric AMERICAN FARM gross — Serge Sartori 73; Blind Nine — A — Rene Grote, NY 80 28 .350 “If we played 81 games time this year, the Texas by Jim Sundberg. Roy only one run to score. shorts’top Steve Brent Strom tossed a Stepper, Tom Shackner, A m erican. Legion in Blind bogej^ — Paul Boris Ellington .Ridge Moser 43-10-33; B — Faith Morgan, Cin 83 29 .340 in Wrigley Field,” says Rangers defeated the Howell’s fielder's choice “It was the play of the Dillard,who dropped the two-hitter and Dave Win­ Jim Ferrari and Pam Cun­ extra innings nipped Army 102. NET - Class A — Dan Palozej OO-IO-SO", C — Ellie Foster, Cin 93 32 .344 Reds’ manager Sparky Boston Red Sox. The 6-5 grounder erased Smalley game,” said Texas ball after seemingly having National 1 field hit a two-run homer to ningham each had two & Navy, 13-12, Saturday at SW EEPS-N et-A 1 Car­ Maddaluno ^9-71, Dave Wineze 50-16-34; Kickers — Griffey, Cin 93 32 .344 Anderson, “we'd probably win was the Rangers' at third, but Beniquez manager Frank Lucchesi. possession of it. But um­ .spark the Padres to victory safeties for Eld’s. Buckland Field. Kosis and mienke 82-14-68, Dave McGonigle 77-6-71; Class B 77, 74. I American League break the all-time scoring League../ Jeff Popik had three hits TED TRUDON singled to left to load the over Tom Seaver. Strom Boulay pitched well and — Bill Meagher 82-13-69, eighth straight overall, and “Juan has been playing pire Don Denkinger ruled AB H Pet Kaye 75-4-71; Gross—Rich NEW MEMBER - Walt bases. super defense for us since reco rd . I don’t think held the Mets hitless until to lead Moriarty’s while Shuie did the hitting for the Irv Ertman 86-16-70; Gass Davenport-Andy Repko 32- seven-eighths of the streak Hargrove safe. Lynn, Bos 59' 25 .424 Riordan 72, Serge Sartori Lenny Randle hit a hard he came here.” anybody could bold us un­ Saturday night, were Joe Torre singled with one Bill Schiff, Bob Filloramo, winners. Parrott had three C — Larry Scranton 89-19- 31-63, Paul Guillimette- YOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE/AUDlVf has been achieved aganist “No communication out Le Flore, Dt 57 22 .386 73. grounder to Steve Dillard, Beniquez was traded by der seven runs.” beaten again by the out in the seventh, while Mike Eddy, Paul Tucker hits and Shimanski doubled 70. Dick Hanks 33-3285, Gus Boston. there,” Lee fw ed after Chabliss, NY 92 35 .380 BEST 14 - Class A - at shortstop and he threw Boston to Texas along with Anderson could be right. Phillies, 10-3. the only other Met hit was and Bob Cowley added two for the losers. No first BLIND NINE-Class A - Peters-Tom Lavinio 30-35- The Red Sox have lost the game. “You’d think Pate, KC 54 20 .370 Jim Moriarty 56-7-49, Tom 646-1712 Route 83, Tolland Turnpike, Talcottville 649-2838 to second baseman Denny pitcher Steve Barr for The Reds completed a In other NL action, a single by Bud Harrelson apiece. Cowley homered. names were noted on game Jeff Sanborn 36-4-32, A1 65. Old Member - A1 Kemp- nine in a row, sandwiching (Larry) Barnett could have Bstek, Mnn 63 23 .365 Zemke 58-8-50, Joe Novak Doyle for the force. But pitcher Ferguson Jenkins. three-game weekend Pittsburgh handed Atlanta in the ninth. Chris Schaffer had two hits repor. Kemp 39-5-34; Class B — Ray Peracchio 30-29-59, two midweek losses to the come over and helped Horton, Det 70 25 .357 57-7-50; Class B — Bert 73 TOYOTA 1974 AUDI FOX Doyle threw wildly trying “I guess it’s only natural sweep in Wrigley Field its 13th straight loss, 5-?; Astros 10, Cardinals 5 and Dough Whitaker Michael Smith struck out F red Rotondo 41-7-34, John Cagianello - Jim Kansas City Royals around Denkinger out. I asked him Bons, Cal 60 21 .350 Davis 57-12-45, Ed Huger CARINA, 2-Dr. Sedan, 74 V.W. Beetle 4-Door, standard, sun to get Randle at first, and to want to beat your old to,” Sunday by thrashing the San Diego blanked New Cliff Johnson drove in homered for Carter’s. Don 12 to lead Manchester Elmer Riggott 42-7-35, Irv Dickinson 29-31-60. Kickers automatic, low mileage. seven losses to Texas. Staub, Det 66 23 .348 59- 14-45, Joe Marcuse 59-12r roof, AM-FM. the second run of the inning team,” said Lucchesi. Chicago Chibs, 14-2, behind York, 4-0; Houston three runs with a homer, Maxim played Well defen­ Janitoial to a 6-1 win over Ertman 43-8-35, Dick 78, 72. "You talk about that A throwing error by Lee Carty, Clev 81 28 .346 47; Class C — Ray Remes scored. “But he was a one-man on a chopper by Jeff a 21-hit attack that whipp^ St. Louis, 10-5, and double and two. singles to sively. Police & Fire. Scott Fyler James 42-7-35; Class C — ’2595 Convertible ONLy’4495 snowball, well it’s getting Yount, Mil 60 20 .333 60- 24-36, Ray Lavey 57-18- ‘Tve been through these wrecking crew this whole featured a grand slam San Francisco downed power the Astros to victory had three safeties for the Henry Karliner 45-11-34. pretty big,” Boston starter Burroughs led to the se­ Thmpsn, Dt 45 15 .333 39, Vito Agostinelli 63-19- Tallwood Bill Lee said after the things before,” said Boston series. He had a super cond run and Roy Howell homer by Ken Griffey, a Montreal 4-2, then lost 8-0. over the Cardinals. AMERICAN Winners while Dave 44, Dick Hassett 64-19-45; BETTER NINE - Class 72 VW BEETLE 1973 PORSCHE 914 pair of solo blasts by Tony CRIERS TOURNEY- Orange game. “And before we captain Carl Yastrzemski, series.” knocked in the last two Home Runs Phillies 10, Dodgers 3 Giants 4-0, Expos 2-8 Action Saturday at Schneider had three hits Low gross — Tom Zemke A Dave McGonigle 36-3-33, Green, A M Radio, 2.0 liter, yellow, AM-FM. Class A —Gross —Jim Must be seen to be ap­ melt it, we’re going to have a 15-year veteran. “It’s a Boston got all its runs off with a single. National League; Perez, a two-run shot by Jim Lonborg pitched John Montefusco won his Waddell Field saw Police and Brian Fulton two for 79; Blind bogey — Hank Jeff Sanborn 37-4-33; Class Air Conditioning McDonald 71; Net —Fran preciated. Meant (or a to slow it down. We slowed slump and everybody’s Texas starter Gaylord “This is one of those Kingman, NY and Dan Driessen and solo perfect ball for 6 1-3 in­ fourth game and Gary & Fire top Manchester the losers. Murphy 114. B — Andy Repko 41-8-33, W/W Tires Bugbee 73885, Bob Lukas true Porsche lover. it down today. We almost pressing. We’re making Perry. A single by Denny things where everybody’s Schmidt, Phil 12; Monday, homers by (Jeorge Foster nings, then combined with Matthews hit his sixth Janitorial, 9-4, and SWEEPS - Net - Dick Elmer Riggott 40-7-33, Irv ’2395 76-1066; Class B —Gross won.” errors because we’re not Doyle and a double by Cecil in a slump and we just have Chi 7'; Cedeno, Hou and and Pete Rose. Ron Reed on a six-hitter as homer as the Giknts American Legion best H assett 88-19-69, Rich Ertman 41-8-33, Dick Stereo Radio It was the second 14-run —Jim Hoiloway 74; Net The winning run was relaxed. We’re afraid of Cooper, followed by two to hope that we all come Mathews, SF 6. the Phillies beat the snapped a six-game losing Army & Navy by the same NATIONAL FARM Riordan 78-4-74, Gross — James 40-7-33; Class C — *5295 game for the Reds in as —Pete Velidow^7-ll-66, 1973 AUDI FOX scored on an error, one of what’s going to happen so walks and a sacrifice fly out of it at the same time,” American League: Hor­ Dodgers for the second streak in the opener. But count 9-4. Woody Yatkin drove in Sher Ferguson 76, Bill King Larry Scranton 40-10-30, many days at Wrigley Paul White 78-1286, Jack 4 Door, 4-speed, blue, 71 VW BEETLE three in the game. Boston we press. Once things fall produced two runs in the manager Darrell Johnson ton, Det 6; Hendrick, Oev, straight day. the Expos came back to Greg Valente had a solo the winning run in the bot­ 76. Alan Pasternack 45-12-33. excellent condition Field and in the three- Oglesby 78-12-66, Richard Automatic, Orange took a 5-4 lead into the into place and we start first. Cooper and Jim Rice said. “It’s no one person’s Burroughs and Grieve, Tex Pirates 5, Braves 2 capture' the nightcap homer and grandslammer tom of the sixth inning tO MEMBER-MEMBER - Kickers - 76, 79. 5; Ford, Minn, Brando and game series Cincinnati Bottaro 81-15-66, Fran *3395 eighth before Texas turned winning, then we’ll start hit solo homers in the fault.” Jerry Reuss tossed a six- behind the two-hit pitching for the winners with Scott give Carter Chevrolet an 8- Net — Frank Kiernan- NET - A — Rene Moser ’3695 collected 44 hits. Sullivan 78-12-66, Brooks ’2295 the game around. making the plays.” fourth. The Red Sox go to Rudi, Oak 4. hitter for his fourth win in of Steve Rogers. Becker adding a three-run 7 win over Moriarty’s Harold Jarvis 62, Jim 92-20-72; B - Ellie Wineze After squandering a 4-0 roundlripper. Brian Austin Earle 78-12-66, Charley Juan Beniquez, who But Texas got ail the Cleveland for three games Saturday at Bower Field. Moriarty-Ray Lavey 63, 99-31-68; Blind N in e - A - 1975 VW BEETLE 71 VW had three safeties for Rene Moser 43-10-33; B — Stepnowski 82-16-66; Gass 1975 VW BEETLE beginning Tuesday. W V / ^ • t "W .. Day and Rodriguez were Bill Jones-Ed Hayes 63, Ed Yellow, 4-speed, 4-speed, blue, A M radio, Sunroof Beetle, orange, 0 Janitorial. E llie Wineze 48-16-32; C —Gross —Frank Sullivan low mileage best for the losers. Ansaldi-Austin Weiman 64, 79; Net —Jim Wagner 85- low, low mileage 4-spd., A M radio. Ben Magowan had a two- Ray Remes-Ralph Frank Better Nine — A — Rene Scoreboard Brown’s split ood s injury adds to woes run homer and Dean Moser 43-10-33; B - Ellie 27-58, Don Pontielli 88-30- ’3195 ’3295 ’2195 64, Vito Agostinelli-Joe INTERNATIONAL 58; Kickers —75, 76, 78. It was only a few months Gustafson a bases loaded FARM Novak 65, John Lavino-Bill Wineze 49-16-33. Brown’s Tire split a win. Gail Shimaitis had NEW YORK (UPI) leaves Richards with a the eighth innings as the ago that Richards, 67, was triple for the Legion. Paul Vito Perrone had three Masi 65, George doubleheader against four safeties in the 22-hit — Paul Richards gaping hole in his rotation, Angels scored their third in retirement, relaxing on Peck and Frank Marandino hits to lead Dairy Queen to McLafferty-C.D. National League American League Plainville Trust, winning attack. Barbara Startup a staff already weakened straight come-from-behind probably wishes he his ranch and thinking each doubled. Dan O’Brien a 4-1 win over Independent McCarthy 66, Stan East 12-5 and bowing 2-1, yester­ was the winninn pitcher. by the trade of veteran Jim victory oVer the Indians. East was still in retire­ about his baseball past. clubbed a three-run homer McFarland-Bill Palmer 66, W L Pet. GB day at Fitzgerald Fieldl Shimaitis had two hits in Kaat to Philadelphia prior Royals 7, Orioles 4 Insurance Saturday at W L Pet. GB ment. for the Servicemen. Verplanck. Craig Tom Zemke-Tom Miglore Plula. 15 7 .682 New York 15 6 .714 Judy Lauder, Cindi the nightcap while to the season’s start. Bob Stinson doubled Woodward was the winning 66, Gross — Doc McKee- New York 18 10 .643 Milwaukee 10 7 .588 3 Birdsey, Jean McAdam McAdam was the losing Richards, who left his t American \ In other games Oakland home two runs and Frank INTERNATIONAL Pittsburgh IS 9 .625 1 edged New York 4-3 in 12 pitcher striking out 10. Dick H assett 72, Ray Detroit 10 9 .526 4 and Cindi Opalski each had pitcher. Brown’s is 3-1 in ranch in Waxahachie V League J White added a two-run Easy winner Saturday at St. Louis 12 14 .462 5 innings, Texas nipped Dave Leliberty had three Evelhoch-Pete Foster 74, Cleve. 10 12 .455 5V5 three hits in the opening the State League. Texas to assume the reins single during a five-run Leber Field was Ansaldi’s Chicago 11 16 .407 615 Baltimore 9 13 .409 6V5 of the Chicago White Sox Boston 6-5, California hits for the losers. Losing Bob Barningham-Dick But when showman Bill third inning rout of Jim over the Lawyers by a 20-0 Montreal 9 IS .375 7 Boston 6 14 .300 8W this season, learned Sun­ topped Cleveland 3-2, Kan­ hurler Tracy O’Connell Barningham 74; Best back ------Softball Veeck bought the ailing Palmer that carried the count. Tim Burke, Dennis West West day left-handed ace Wilbur sas City ripped Baltimore combined with Vern nine net — Len Horvath- TONIGHT’S GAMES 8:45 —Robertson White Sox franchise in the Royals past Baltimore. Cipriano and Mike Everett W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB Wood probably will be lost 7-4, and Minnesota beat Lavoie to fan 11. Tom Lodge 32. Fuller vs. A&N, 6:15 Tigers vs. Cougars, off-season, he immediately Palmer, who pitched a each had two hits for the ClncinnaU IS 10 .600 Texas IS 6 .714 to the club for the Milwaukee 6-4. two-hit shutout in his last Chris Young slugqed a LADIES - All Irons - LosAng. 15 11 .577 W —Fitzgerald 6:15 —Cheney Tech called his old. friend winners. Jim Florence had DASHR Kan. City 11 8 .579 3 remainder of the season. A’g 4, Yankees 3 start, was tagged for seven grandslam homer in the se­ Class A — Gross — Edna Houston 14 14 .500 2W Minnesota 10 10 .500 4V5 Reed vs. Fogarty’s, 72s vs. Trash-Away, Richards and asked him to two bingles and Dean Page Wood was suffered a left assume control of the club. Sal Bando raced home hits and four earned runs in cond to lead Ansaldi’s to a Hilinski 95; Net — Joan San Diego 13 13 .500 2W Oakland 12 13 .480 5 7:30 —Fitzgerald 6:15 —Nebo a two-bagger for the King 83-10-73; Class B - San Fran. 9 17 .346 6W Allied vs. F rank’s, kneecap injury in the sixth What Richards has from third base on Bert 2 2-3 innings. 16-2 trounciug of the Chicago 7 11 .389 6W David’s vs. Scruse, Lawyers, who committed Lawyers Saturday at Gross — Denise Kiernan AtUnU 8 18 .308 7W Calif. 10 16 .385 7W 8:45 —Fitzgerald 7:30 —Nebo inning of Sunday’s 4-2 vic­ gotten so far is a club that Campaneris’12th inning Twins 6, Brewers 4 10 errors. tory over the Detroit sacrifice fly to give the A’s Verplanck. Martin Biagie 100; Net — Rika Horvath Sunday’s Results Looking Glass vs. Turnpike vs. Renn’s, has lost nine of its last 11 Minnesota scored two Also, Brian Galligan Sunday’s Results Tigers by a line drive off games, a team with a a victory over New York runs in the eighth inning had a triple and Mike 98-27-71, Mrs. Warren 111- Chicago 4, Detroit 2 Keggers, 6:15 —Robert­ 6:15 -N ike 39-72, Eileen Plodzik 104- San Francisco 4-0, Montreal Texas 6, Boston 5 son the bat of Ron LeFlore. X- shaky pitching staff and lit­ and ex-teammate Jim when catcher Darrell Prignano, Brian Vesco and Sportsman vs. Acadia, Hunter. ’ 'This printing test pattern is David Hazel dubles for An­ 32-72. M 2-8 Kansas City 7, Baitimore 4 Dick’s vs. Blue Moon, 7:30 —Nike rays later revealed that he tle punch at the plate. Porter committed a passed Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 2 had suffered a fractured Angels 3, Indians 2 part of The Herald quality con­ saldi’s. Dave Damato had T’s and F’s - Class A — Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 4 7:30 —Robertson Dean vs. Second The loss of Wood, a four ball and a throwing error trol program in order to give Philadelphia 10, Los California 3, Cleveland 2 kneecap. timO 20-game w inner. Rusty Torres’ two-out to edge the Brewers. a double for the Lawyers. Gross — Lynn Prior 50; Angeles 3 Gus’s vs. Chorches, Congo, 6:15 —Keeney you one of the finest Oakland 4, New York 3 (12) triple drove in two runs in newspapers In the nation. ^ Diego 4, New York 0 Today’s Games Clinches berth- BUKX, PONTIAC, Houston 10, St. Louis 5 Minnesota (Blyleven 2-2) at Cincinnati 14, Chicago 2 the 1,000-meter Women’s Kansas City (SpIittorff2-3), N LONG BEACH, Calif. Singles Sculls Trials Sun­ Chicago (Gossage 1-2) at (UPI) — Joan Lind of the day at Marine Stadium. 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> PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHEtj'l'KK KVKlNIlNU HliJHAUJ. ftiancnesier, U)nn., Mon., M ay lu, iViH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 10, 1976- PAGE FIFTEEN iManrljwtf r lEu^nin^ ralb Budget tight, aide to go sNew book additions to Bentley Memorial Library

Hebron each schooi having an aide for six Bolton Sherlock Holmes. McEvoy, Dark Heritage; Manners, Fires; Solomon, Two Lives, Two Lands; Auto Repair Manual; U.S. Air Force, Ad­ and Gemstones; Davidson, American Uris, Trinity; Vidal, 1876; Wambaugh, hours each day, one aide would be Eden, Time of the Dragon; Foley, Singing Swans; Marlowe, Danger at vanced Propulsion Concepts; Heritage History of Antiques From Letting go ofascboolhealthaideis Fiction Barclay Place; Harris, Baroni; Heaven, Dablkari; Meade, Cartridge Creek; Choirboys; Waugh, Bride for Hampton Baumgardt, How to Prune Almost Revolution to Civil War. a step considered by the Public divided between the two schools. Place of Stones; Heyer, My Lord Jim; Melville, Raven’s Forge; Michaels, Sea House; Weir, Silver Spoons; Williams, Everything; Mercia, Raising Poultry the Area news Even though the agency budget Adams, Hassle ai)d the Man; Anthony, Higgins, Eagle has Land^; Holland, Gentleman Traitor; Young, Winter of the Health Nurse Agency, said Tom King’s Daughter; Nicole, Devil’s Own; Modem Way. . Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor Ford, chairman of the agency’s request was reduced last year, Uie Persian Price; Armstrong, CTiarlotte Moncrieff; Klop, Harmattan; Lee, Ninth Plaidy, Italian Woman; Popkin, Dear Coup. >- Ulrich, How the Experts Catch Trophy Boilun Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon board of directors. Ford told the health aides service was left in the Armstrong Festival; Astley, Fall of Man; LeGuin, Wind’s Twelve Quarters; Once; Potts, My Brother’s Killer; Fish; Boom, Hidinj; Place; Cave Brown, Bodyguard of Lies; Smith, Russians; selectmen last week letting go of one schools, fTbrd said. Richard M. Midas; Bern, Legacy; Buell, Shrewsdale Levin, Boys from Brazil; Lockwood, Reeman, Winged Escort; St. Clair, Room Nonfiction Williams, Old American Houses, 1700- Exit; Butler, Vesey Inheritance; Schecter, American Family in Moscow; Grant, chairman of the finance Miracle on the (dountain; Lovell, Beneath the Stairs; Salisbury, Dark Blooms, New Assertive Woman; Rosa, 1850; Korda, Power! How to Get It, How aide from the two elementary Christie, Curtain; Cookson,'Devil and Cavagnaro, Almost Home; Kinross, board, said the agency had a 10 per Dreamers in a Haunted House; Lynch, Inheritance'. Gunfighter; Man or Myth? Beck, How to to Use It; Gay, Complete Book of Heating schools, because of cuts in their Mary Ann; Cookson, Gambling Man; Ataturk, Father of Turkey; Plaidy, Fine and Handsome Captain; McCarthy, Raise a Brighter Child; Hopgood, With Wood; Cotterell, National Types of budget request, is the “only direction cent increase from the town in their Mary, Queen of Scots; Tabor, Legend of Creasey, Blast of Trumpets; Darcy, Pied Piper of Helfenstein. Savage, Good Confession; Scortia, Screwing of the Average Man; FYied- Old Pewter; Elbert, Collecting American Loranger pleas we feel we can take.” operating budget while there was Lady Pamela; Doyle, Annotated Pewter; Sataloff, Pleasure of Jewelry Baby Doe. PromeUieus Crisis; Seton, Smouldering man. Amazing Universe; Forier, Motot Ford said last year the agency’s only a two per cent increase in the budget was cut by about $5,000 which local population. for bigger center put them in the hole. He said they The program cost $8,700 eight will be $2,000 in debt at the end of this years ago and now costs $36,000, he Vernon Funds available to the town to fiscal year. said. It has gone up an"average of $3,- renovate a facility in downtown 000 every year. Grant said the town Penney CC At a public hearing in Hartford “The finance board has seen fit to c c / l Rockville. 'The existing center is just cut us, again,” he said. has little or no control over this Thursday night Town Planner John for preschoolers. budget, He did stress that the agency to show Loranger made a plea for Title XX He told the board the other towns Loranger said the town is willing to are passing their budgets in the full did a good job. ON .PURCHASE OF tS.M OR MORE off; funds to expand the town’s day care use these funds as the 25 per cent Grant said the program has musical WALDBAUM'S center services. amount. He said it is not possible to ON PURCHASE OF S2.M OR MORE | ON PURCHASE OF tl.M OR MORE ■ match required under Title XX at a cut a shared item out of the budget expanded and the town knows the Loranger told state officials Ver­ rate of about $16,000 a year. There costs have gone up. But the town is East Hartford and the school health aide is the only LAMB ■ BEEF ■ PORK - VEALOR POULTRY non is demanding the state Social would be no cost to the state. paying almost as much for the nur­ DELICATESSEN | Froth Produco | Services Department reallocate Item not shared by the other towns. The Rodgers and IK O IIN AND CANNIO M IAT'IXCLUDIDI Loranger reasoned that the housing Towns served by the agency are sing service as for their combined Hammerstein’s musical Food M art I $470,000 of funds allocated to other WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD ‘ * WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD in Rockville is oid, cheap, and fire and police services. Grant said “The King and I” wili be areas and make it available to the Hebron, Andover, Columbia, MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MAY IS. MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MAY IS. j MART. GOOD THRU SAT., MAY 15. Food Mart available to low-income families and the whole program should be re­ presented by the Penney LIM IT ONE COUPON PER FAM ILY. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. Day Care Program of the State Marlborough and Lebanon. that the Rockville-Vernon population it.--. Another choice would be to reduce examined. “I sympathize with High School Drama Ciub Department of Community Affairs is younger than that of the Hartford groups trying to do a good job but I for funding of new child day care Members of Cub Scout Den 6 stand with their creation of a dam the hours of the school heath aides. Thursday and Friday. region. But this would put the agency $900 in also sympathize with the taxpayers, “The King and I” is programs. The money the town is seeking and reservoir used to decorate their table at the Cub Scout he said. Michael McElduff Jr., director of debt at the end of the year. Instead of based on Margaret Lan- would be to operate the proposed new banquet in Bolton. Shown are, front row, left to right, Kevin don's novel Anna and the the Hockanum Valley Commnity center which would amount to $72,000 Council, helped Loranger prepare the Cavanaugh and Billy Groot; back row, left to right, Danny King of Siam, the true a year including salaries, rent, story of an proposal. Geromin, Alan Carpenter and Scott Richardson. (Photo courtesy utilities, equipment and such. of Robert Hewey) Englishwoman’s adven­ Vernon has one center funded by Loranger said $12,000 of this would Hospital notes tures as schooiteacher to state and federal money, the Hockan- be reimbursed through fees and par­ the royal court of Siam in mum Valley Day Care Center in the ticipation in a federal lunch program the early 1860’s. food Mart recommends with "multo gusto" a world of good eating a la Italianne! First Congregational Church . leaving a need for $60,000 a year at Cubs hold banquet Deanna Charette and Vernon is looking to expand day this time. Admitted Friday: William Bader. mo. J. Range Hill Dr., Vernon; Jennie John Bain star as Anna and care services to include children in Loranger told the hearing, “The Prospect St., Rockville: Sandra Gelinas. Maznicki. Grace Rd., South Windsor; the King, both of whom U.S.D.A. CHOICE ITALIAN Ronzoni kindergarten through Grade 3. The problem is not enough money. Title Bolton awards. Village St., Rockville: Elizabeth Kem- Eleanor Pomeroy, Terrace Dr., have ■ much prior Town Council'has set aside $40,000 of XX monies can and should be made pinski. Oak St., South Windsor; Stacia Rockville; Shannon Rich, Hall Rd., The annual Cub Scout Pack 157 blue Entertainment throughout the experience in the theatre. TOMATOES Spaghetti the Community Development Act available for day care services.’’ and gold banquet was held recently Krilyno, Enfield; Janice Shores, South Ellington; Thomas Schwartz, South St., Anna Vernali, Laurie London ttroil evening was provided by the Webelos St., Rockville; Paul Sweeney, Davis Rockville; Olga Spak, Laurel Rd., at Bolton Elementary School. Cashman, and David SHOULDER POPE - IMPORTED REG THIN RIGATONI C O N T A O IN A Band. Ave., Rockville. Ellington; Heather Teets, Grove St., 1 6 0 Z . P K G . 2 9 0 Z CAN Table decorations at the banquet Band members are John Murphy, Discharged Friday: Darlene Baraw, Rockville; Ethel Vaillancourt, South St., McCard will be seen were provided by the Cubs. The Timothy Kalkus, Michael Fenton, Coventry; Nancy Brown, Oak St., South Rockville.' • respectively as Lady GOP leader attacks blessing was given by Donald Gregory Fenton, Alan Potter, Scott Windsor; Joseph Diana, Old Post Rd., Births Saturday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Thiang, Tuptim, pnd Lun 0 - 0 “ 1 3 Richardson. Greene, Tony Fiano, Jeffrey Wilson, Tolland; Mrs. Eileen Digennaro and Leo Rouleau, Francis St., East Hartford; Tha. -‘I. S LB daughter. Hillside Dr., Ellington; Holly a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shores, Also to be seen will be 2 Cubs receiving awards were Clif­ Jeffrey Balch, Mark Maneggia, LATINA budget handling ford Massey, Andrew Minicucci, Darren Hanna, Jeffrey Peterson, Er­ Greenleaf, Becker Place, Rockville; South St., Rockville. Gary Bassell as Prince Howard Isch, Janet Lane, Rockville; Admitted Sunday: Doris Boutin, Broad Top Blade Steak M.39 Blended Baggies ■AOS P A C K A O l 79' bear, Tom Russell and William nie Pierog and Christopher Dobson. Chuiulongkorn, Yvon Halle MOSEY'S CORNED BEEF Vernon Sheetz. Cub masters Robert Hewey Wilhelmena Klucewicz, South St., Brook; Harold Dimmock, Cook Rd., as Louis, and Tony spokesmen, had better be fully The band is directed by Steve Rockville: Douglas Lacoss, South River Tolland; Sharon Potthoff, Nye St., Shoulder Roast Tomato Paste' Handi-Wrap59' Donald Sadrozinski, chairman of prepared to answer these questions and Frank Scotella presented Potter, Eagle Scout. Senatore as the BRISKET SALE! r\ Rd., Tolland; Vincent Malatesta, Snipsic Rockville; Diane Wallace, Talcott Ave., Kralahome. the Republican Town Committee, at the town meeting on the 18th,” Lake Rd., Ellington; Margaret Marek, Rockville; David Yellen, South St., Ver­ Pork Patties BRIADID Spag. Sauce'»o SWIFT FRIM IUM • OVtN MOAIT Potato Sticks 29' has called for a second public hearing Sadrozinski said. Summit Dr., Tolland; Beth Miller, South non. The show is directed by POINT CUT FLAT CUT Mrs. Frances Beebe. Corned Beef Brisket on the budget before the May 18 an­ Mayor Benoit, at a press con­ Rum&rs uproot maples St., Rockville; Angelia Santacrose, Discharged Sunday: Rose Castonguay, nual meeting. ference Thursday afternoon, said he Franklin St., Rockville; Hans Schiffler, Fall River, Mass.; Jacqueline Chicoine, Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. Spaghetti Cut Green Meat Wieners H O R M IL Sadrozinski said the hearing twq is confident the proposed $14.6 Ellington Burr did lease some of the land to a Meadowwood Rd., Tolland; Louis Spring St., Rockville; Douglas Connors, both evenings. Tickets are Shiroki, Somers Rd., Ellington; Mrs. n . l 9 weeks ago “was a farce and made a million budget will be approved at Rumors a corn field would farmer to grow corn. But the corn White Rd., Ellington; Ronald Gates, at the door. ~ Sauce VINEGAR Maureen Szarek and daughter, W. Main Franklin St., Rockville; Dorothy Hutson, Smoked Pork Chops Beans complete mockery of the taxpayers’ the May 18 meeting. supplant a maple tree farm on will not supplant the trees, said FIRIII St., Rockville; Scott Wallace, Brigham Highland Ave.,' Rockville: Zozislaw U.S.D.A. CHOICE F O O D C L U B DELMONTE ITALIAN P R O G R E S S O right to question and discuss thd^ I W H T He said any further cuts would cut Pinney Rd. resulted in the theft of Morianos. Italian Sausage *1.59 MEAT MUSHROOM PLAIN I5 0 Z CAN 25 OZ BOTTLE proposed budget.” Tavern Rd., North Coventry; Melissa Kruglik, Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland; Jef­ Lifeline into the every day operations of the about 100 trees, each about 15 feet Burr and Morianos went to the tree White, Overhill Rd., Ellington. I frey Colombaro, Hlllcrest Dr., He said Mayor Thomas Benoit farm Sunday to post warnings that FRESH BRISKETS Child Mild Franks 89“ town. The budget, now that it has high, said Ellington’s resident state Births Friday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Rockville; Francis Longano, Somers; O IM SM O KED presented a budget that reflected a 10 anyone taking a tree was breaking volunteers been revised by the town and the trooper, James A. Morianos. A. Kempinski, Oak St., South Windsor; a Keith Matte, Cedar Swamp Rd., 0)ven- POINT CUT FLAT CUT Pork Shoulder Roast l*.159 7 0 * ' l a • I . mill increase and “purposely hid cer­ school board, calls for a mill in­ “The rumor has it the trees were to the law. They “caught” a couple of son to Mr. and Mrs. G. Greika, Stafford try; Mildred Myers, Broad Brook; Mrs. tain income items and in doing so he crease of 4.75. people taking more trees, he said. Springs, Jeanne Parker and son, Virginia Lane, organize be plowed under,” said Morianos. Beef Franks «?• L. *1.19 COLOEN CEOWN cheated the public of its right to The mayor said he sees no need for “And anybody who wanted a tree “Mr. Burr wants to be fair to peo­ Admitted Saturday: Susan Rouleau, Ellington; Thomas Savage, Maple St., FFNWAY iO know.” East Hartford; Marie Saucier, Broad Ellington; Anna Smutney, High St., BolognacooKEoSala mi I ] OZ. Lemon Juice Sweet Peasr:» if-' 25' another public hearing. He said, “We could take it.” ple. They really believe the rumor'. Coventry 11.09 ;i.49 99“ TOFCO 1$ OZ. AEROSOL CAN Brook; Thomas Savage, Maple St., “If the reasons for the mayor’s heard what the people \yanted at the The large tree farm is owned by People come up to me and ask, Rockville; Pamela Wilson, Village St., Person-to-Person Life­ very questionable handling of the en­ Ellington. Rockville. Kosher Dills VVindow Cleaner 49' recent public hearing and acted ac­ Charley Burr, former owner of Burr ‘Where’s the free trees?”’ said line, a telephone,, Fresh Sole Fillete *1.99 SAW OVEN tire budget mess are not explained at Morianos. Discharged Saturday: Lea Daigle, Cot­ Birth Sunday: A daughter to Mr. and LUNDY FRESH cordingly. If people feel it should be Nurseries of Manchester. Burr is tage St., Rockville; Nancy Daigle, reassurance service for Grape Jelly Baked Beahs a second public hearing, then the But the trees belong to Burr. Mrs. William Wallace, Talcott Ave., Fresh Haddock Fillets *1.99 cut another two mills they can do so growing the maples for sale later to a Phoenix St.,- Vernon; Deborah Ham- Rockville. I persons who'live alone, is PORK SALE! mayor, and not his numerous at the annual meeting.” tree wholesaler. Anyone taking them is commiting being organized by local r^ Fresh Perch Fillets *1.39 larceny. As of Tuesday, Morianos people. ASSORTED TOMATO Parm esan plans to arrest and charge everyone Cosponsors of the service PORK 3 R IB - C OUR BEST BREADED he finds taking the maples, he said. 3 LOIN - ^ Cheese are the Holiday Committee CHOPS 3 CENTERS LB.I.1.29 SWITCH TO VEAL PAHIES PASTE Historians discuss house and the Jay-Cees of Coven­ FOOD CLUB GRATED >.A R O S A 8 O Z P K G Students take over town try. They are being joined Center Cut . ^ ' FOOD MARTS FOOD CLUB 12 OZ CAN 30Z SHAKER CONTAINER mittees to re-evaluate funding varsi­ building of tennis courts at Penney Board by the Coventry Public Pork Chops ®,1 ,6 9 East Hartford South Windsor COLONIAL ty hockey teams and better and the opening of high school pools before during and after restration. Health Nurses and FAMILY SHEILA TULLER budgeting for girl’s sports. Students on Sundays. Adoption of an The South Windsor Historical Newly elected officers of the Homemaker-Home Health Pork Cutlets *1.79 SLICEB MCON Town government changed hands also urged funds to build tennis aluminum recycling program and Society will hold its last business Historical Society are: Terry Kye Aide Service of Windham. Loin Ribs -*1 .3 9 courts at Penney. meeting meeting of the season Thursday at 8 PACK last week. improvement of town roads was and Betty Leland, copresidents; Mrs. Matilda Raisch of HEINZ STRAINED Studies will be made of the Town officials stepped down and suggested. p.m. at Wood Memorial Library. Marshall Lamenzo, vice president; South River Road, Coven­ Loin Roast ““?:r -M .3 9 4^ O Z .$ 1 D ^ l l f * f o o d h a m b u r o ^ p k o s . $ 4 SECTION FOOD CLUR JA R S I . student’s concerns and findings will The program is “Restoration of the Baby Food I l L I I I O m a r t OKHOTDOO O I • observed for the day as students Student leaders also discussed the Betty Ann Loftus, corresponding try, has agreed to be the 8 WALDBAUM'S be reported at the June board Huguenot House” and will be Shoulder Picnic - 79“ from Penney High took over Town concerns of the community’s youth tonight secretary; Angela Vibert, recording coordinator of the service. MEAT FRANKS IS OUNCE BOTTLE meeting. AND SAVE! Lestoil 49' English Muffins3'o°’*1. Hall Tuesday. during the day at meetings and at a Vernon presented by Rose Older and Doris secretary; Mina Nichpls, treasurer. A volunteer agrees to Fresh Spare Ribs-*1.39 A SSO RTED M PACK The Town Council met Tuesday luncheon. Suessman. Youth in Government Day began The Board of Education will meet A board of directors will be elect^ call the person who lives LB. Ritz Crackers 69' Hostess DonutsM.09 over 20 years ago to teach the basics and Chairman George Dagon turned Sixty students took part in the day Both women heiped in the restora­ Thursday; alone at a pre-arranged HOMEPRIOE BUTTEBTOP his gavel over to his student counter­ tonight at 8 in the Rockvilie High tion process, and will tell how they of elections and government. The working side by side with the town’s School library. The meeting will be The annual picnic for members time every day seven days Potato Chips 59' White Bread 56' town’s two high schools take over part, Mark Lynch. Lynch introduced elected and appointed officials. acquired, moved and restored this will be June 10 at the Town Farm. a week. An emergency council members Janice Bonaiuto, preceded by a meeting of the early Gambrel structure. alternately. Students also served as school prin­ Building and Grounds Committee The meeting is open to the public. plan is agreed upon and put Prior to Tuesday, the students at Kevin Crowley, Lori Ryan, Nancy cipals throughout the town. Slides will be shown of the house Refreshments will be served. in effect if the volunteer Gove, Donald Mayo, Angela Camar- and an executive session. Penney formed two political parties, The students were advised by The board will act on the cannot elicit an answer to WALDBAUM’S DELICIOUS NEW YORK STYLE DELICATESSENI the SWAT (Students Want Action co, Barbara Kimball, and. Joseph Penney faculty members Jane the call. ' , "PICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE AT FOOD MART! TAKE JUST WHAT Tomaselli. retirements of Constance Kelly, Formula 73 $ - q q ROAST BEEF $4 QQ Now) and STING (Students Together Skehan, Walter Coelho, James Hart, elementary reading supervisor who Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the HAM WITH ISO U TED The councillors also urged the and Robert Wood. Area police PROTEIN PRODUCT I FRESHLY SLICED I ■ YOU NEED - ONE PEPPER OR A POUND ONE ORANGE OR A DOZEN! IN Government). has taught for 47 years in the Vernon Town Hall there will be a meeting to "instruct and system and Bertha Greer, English LOX OR ALMKAN TuCRo“ *■*' r e p e a t SALE! FLORIDA FRESH Student committees worked on orient volunteers. *1.49 ECCO MORTADELLA - *1.39 issues, platforms, and selecting can­ teacher at Rockville High, who has VERNON Police said passengers in the three To learn more, call Mrs. CHEDDAR CHEESE >hV.p didates. Students were required to taught 16’/4 years in Vernon. *1.89 RUSSER HAM CAP ‘ 1.29 It will also be asked to act on the Clifford Hills, 65, of 84 Mill St., cars, Ms. Harrington, and Aubin Raisch at 742-6941, the Yellow Corn register to vote and on Election Bay, were all treated for injuries. Coventry PHNA at 742- PROVOLONE CHEESE .J?,:. 11.79 BEEF BOLOGNA *1.39 used voting machines to cast their request for a years’ leave of absence Manchester, was charged Saturday made by Mrs. Sheila Thompson, with failure to drive a reasonable dis­ SOUTH WINDSOR 7369, or Windham GENOA SALAMI *1.29 LONG JOHN FRANKS^ *1.29 ballots. Homemakers at 423-6331. Grade 5 teacheTaf Vernon Elemen­ tance apart after a three-car acci­ South Windsor Police are in­ CARANDO PEPPERONI^. *1.99 After a vigorous campaign, tary School. dent on West St. vestigating the report of the theft of a Penney’s voters went to the polls Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, Police said Hiils struck the rear of stereo converter taken from a car at April 23. The SWATs won. Robert superintendent, and his staff, will a car driven by Henry Aubin, 50, of 53 411 Nevers Rd. and a handbag taken Francis was elected mayor and discuss the policy concerning pupil Schoolhouse Rd., Ellington who in from 21 Hilton Dr. The converter is FROZEN FOODS GALORE! FRESH. FRESH DAIRY DELITES! James Casey, treasurer. PTOs CALIFORNIA • SEEDLESS suspension; Dr. Robert Linstone, turn struck a car driven Iw Etorothy valued at $70 and the handbag didn't L IT E SPREAD - STICK Students elected to the Board of FRESH CRISP - CALIFORNIA assistant superintendent and other Harrington of 13 Chamberlain St., contain money, just credit cards and RITE FORM ALL FLAVORS CHIFFON H-B ^ Education took over the board staff members will discuss teacher Rockville. such, police said. (^GALLON NAVEL ICE MILK CARTON ‘ MARGARINE quarTers W PKGS J n meeting Monday in the first phase of evaluation. meet 89 MINUTE MAID ■ IN FLORIDA Iceberg Lettuce Youth In Government Day. Christine SNOWCROF not. ORANGES Coventry ORANGE JUICEl^' FLORIDA CAN ORANGE JUICE v, o.. c«,on 69“ EXTRA LARGE SIZE Mondo was chairpesson. Tom Presidential preference primary B IR D S B Y E KRAFT ’*‘i \ Parent groups in ail town' RROCCOLISFEARS IIOZ. Greeno, Doreen Rymkiewi6z, BOLTON — Hvi Cannon, Democratic Town Committee VEGETABLES".' CAULIFLOWER FKO. 09*^ AMERICAN SINGLES p’k'J 99“ Margaret Mondo, Lisa Mondo, Anne ^Area briefs schools will meet tonight in TOF FROST FRIED _ _ HOOD LARGE chairman, urges all registered Democrats to vote Acungge HEAD Kutsukos, Bob Stent, Durward the high school at 7:30 to CHICKEN PIECES lil *1.99 YOGURT 1 Tuesday between noon and 8 p.m. at the Town Hall in the WALDBAUM’S Willis, and Dave Boardman, board discuss the Board of Nursery mothers meet Democratic presidential preference priihary. There will PIZZA S A U tA O E :!.‘™ FKO. 79“ COTTAGE CHEESEco‘«‘l‘.,«A1.15 members, discussed use of schools Education budget for 1976- TO P FRO ST NSW BNOLAND STYLE MERICO be a bake sale on the Bolton Center green until 3 p.m. un­ FLORIDA BOLTON—The present and future mothers of children 77. W OZ. F K O . 65“ RED • R IPE after hours, improvement of middle der the direction of Judy Miner. VEGETABLES F CRESCENT ROLLS 4 p'«°<>V89“ in the Bolton Cooperative Nursery will meet Tuesday at SIZI Fresh Sqilash o r ’ o r e e n 3 L B S * 1 . school curriculum, and graduation Ail townspeople are in­ HOWARD OZ.QAe Florida Tomatoes Student Supt. of Schools Bryan Kehlenback, BoaTd Chairperson 7:30 .p.m. in the Bolton Congregational Church BHS parents meet tonight vited. MAC. & CHEESE JOHNSON fcFKO S.O w CO O KIES CHOCOLArin^HIF ** 89“ SWEET FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS sites. MR. 0 STEAK CUT HOFFMAN LARGE White Grapefruit 5""99' The students requested com­ Chris Mondo, and Youth In Government Day advisor Jane educational building. Free time will be given. BOLTON — The Bolton High School parents' group will The school board recent­ FRENCH FRIES >—» 39“ CHEESE & SALAMI 95“ Green Peppers '‘OiV Skehan discuss the board agenda (Herald photo by Tuller) meet tonight at 7:30 at the high school library. Its regular ly completed its budget ON-CM V IT A A FLORIDA U.S. EXTRA FANCY - "WASHINGTON STATE" meeting May 17 is cancelled. after cutting some $274,000 MEAT ENTREES HERRING V i;:" 7 9 “ Cucumbers OREEN Delicious Applessolo^MlH t.39“ GOP women meet ^ V m I F k m . . U t t t P i w/M m $ Sm k a • tout. SI—li • S lk x Tarluv historians meet Tuesday from its original request of COVENTRY — The Republican Women’s Club will $2,890,609. IN FAIRNESS TO OUR CUSTOMERS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES TO 3 PKGS. O f ANY ITEM EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE NOTED. HEMS OFFERED FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE IN CASE LOTS OR IO OTHER RETAIL DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Arlene Ferguson, High BOLTON — The Bolton Historical Society meets The budget in its final THIS IS ALL YOU DO: Anti-sewer group makes plans St., at 7:30. Mfs, Madilyn Qreenwill is cohostess. Speaker Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. form With $2,615,700 will, is Mrs. Elizabeth Rychling, town clerk and treasurer. PICK-UP YOUR SAVE.A-TAPE ENVELOPE Gaelic ja»» Tuesday together with the General FREE KITCHEN APPLIANCES You'll find speciel Ssve-a-Tspe erweiopes at every check-out Each lime Government budget, be you make a purchase st our store, enter ihe date and total you spent, Coventry source of engineering information on ANDOVER—The Andover Rural Music and Arts Com­ then save the special Qreen register tapes m the envelope be initiated at onc.e to inform the subject to voter action at SAVE-A-TAPE GIVES YOU VALUE PLUS! The Board of Directors of the sewer issue.” voters of the alternatives. Pot luck supper mittee is sponsoring "Jacob’s Reunion,” a concert in WALDBAUM'S COUtCT $300.00 WORTH OF TAPES IN EVERY Gaelic jazz Tuesday at Rham High School at 7 ;30 p.m. An the Annual Town Meeting ENVELOPE. Residents fro Responsible Planning RRP strongly protested since For the lirti time. Ihtrc is * distinclivt CHOOSE FROM THE FOLLOWING: Kero collecting and ssvirtg your register tspes until you have at total of BOLTON — The United Methodist Women will have a Friday. dRcorslor pstlern on sn snlifc lirtc ol members of the authority are not admission will be charged. (300 (X) If you like, use two or more envelopes but remember save met recently to get data on the • A fund-raising campaign begin mother-daughter night Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. starting with . The board said the school smAll hitchen ipplisncci The Robeson THEOPENER/SHARPENER (300 00 worth of tapes in each envelope engineers qualified in this field. Grange card party line leeiures sn eppeeling Irult beskei forthcoming sewer issue to the through direct appeal. a potluck supper. At 8 p.m. Frank Keller and Jane budget in its final form Food M art pstlern on ciMSic while molded bodies TURN IN EACH ENVELOPE FOR A FREE KITCHEN voters. RRP propsoed the following ac­ with Ih t scctnis in chsrcosl brown. rTHEDRINKMIXER THE ICE CRUSHER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE OF YOUR CHOICE. The board said the main issue with Echelson will presentM others and Daughters In a ANDOVER — The Andover Grange will have a card does not provide sufficient The compeci styling, psltern ind tion: colors ere designed lo blend beeutiluily For each (300 00 worth of Green register tapes we will qive you an Concern was voiced over the “gag sewers in the future residential, com­ Changing Society.” The meeting is open to all women of party Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Old Town Hall. There will funds to maintain the with eny decot. electric kitchen appliance of your choice F R E E ' STATE TAX ruie” imposed on Town Engineer -THE HAND MIXER -THE JUICER • A sanitary survey of the town be mercial and industrial development the parish. be door prizes, refreshments and an admission charge. current level of education. Waiter Fuss by the Sewer Authority. taken by the state Health Depart­ of the Town of Coventry, not pollu­ The public is invited. In other PTO news, the RRP had requested a meeting with ment to determine the success of tion. Tennis lessons $ Capt. Nathan Hale School Fuss to discuss the technical aspects past on-site corrections and the dis­ The voters must decide whether Burnside PTA PTO announced it will sell of alternatives to the regionai sewer they want their town rapidly to BOLTON — High school students who wish to take ten­ tribution through town of existing nis lessons may sign up Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Herrick EAST HARTFORD — The Burnside School PTA will refreshnqents at the May 27 system being planned by the town. change its character, as have many C.N.H.A, Spring Concert, failures. Memorial Park. There will be a series of eight, one-hour meet Tuesday at 7 ;30 p.m. There will be a short business This was blocked by authority of the neighboring towns, or to retain meeting and installation of officers. Flora Ranney of to benefit the guidebook W iST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Prices Effective In Manchester MANCHESTER PARKADE members who said they are the “sole *ts rural nature. lessons over an eight-week period. Classes will be limited • A public information campaign to eight persons. East Hartford will talk and show some of her bell collec­ being prepared for the fall. tion. Refreshments will be served. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 10,1976- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER KVKINUNU HEKALXi, iwancneaier, cuuii., muii., maj au, Busfnast OpportunHf 14 Romm For Solo as Nomas For Solo as Homes For Solo as Homot For Solo as ------^------Y e s t e r d a y s ------Court of Probate ia Dlftrict of Manchester, INVITATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS MANUFACTURER of Elec­ MANCHESTER SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus MANCHESTER 25 years ago — in this past month. dent of the Instructors of the Han­ INVITATION ESTATE OF MORRIS L. TO BID SALES POSITION - Straight tronic security systems, is in­ restored antique Colonial in FIRESTONE a/k/a MORRIS L. commissions, leads fumishM NEW RJMCH The (500,000 in tax anticipation dicapped. terested in setting up in­ Manchester. Fifteen rooms, 10 years ago TO BID FEIHCTEIN a/k/a. d e c e i t The Manchester Board of to home owners. Call 242-6402. BEST BUY - SpMilom three full baths, nine OWN YOUR OWN HOME notes of the town, due May 15, are Democratic majority on the Board . Pursuant to an ord v of Hoo. WiUlaro dividual or company in the Francis DellaFera is unanimously E. FitaGerald. Judge, all claims must Education seeks bids for Art security business in the 7-reom Ranch, 3 fireplaces, other features too (and have help paying tor hi) paid to the First National Bank of of education defeats a Republican Sealed bids will be received in be presented to the fiduciary named DOG GROOMER - Part time. numerous to mention. (130,- re-elected chairman of the Supplies for the 1976-1677 Wxt H erald M anchemr area. Company badrooma, 2 batha, motion requesting the Board of the Office of ’The Director of below kitchen w/appllances, Priced to sell. Paul W. 649-1922 - Residence Zone A...... ^ ”8® tenefits. Good salant. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. ADVERTISING GOOD HUMOR CORP. paneled family room SELL YOUR house through J. Item 5 No 501 ApP*y I® Doug McDowall, ADVERTISINB w/bar, full basement, gar­ 46 Kennedy Road, For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, May 11. During Monday MANCHESTER - Aluminum Watson Beach Real Estate Thomas Levitt- Request □ EMPLOYMENT DEADLINE aga and carport. South Windsor, Conn. night, showers and thundershowers will be scattered across sided, three bedroom Cape, Company. Professional real H eritage variance of ArUde II, Section ...... h fan ch iter M3-W11. ’ RATES estate service for nearly 50 12:00 noon the day before 4.01 — Permitted Uses — to ffolp Wnnlod 13 ------289-8251 parts of the northern Rockies and south Atlantic states. set on a lovely treed lot. (publication. Fireplaced living room, years. Call our Manchester of­ erect two-family dwelling ------WANTED: Business office, 1 day . 10$ word per day omhual opportunity Generally fair weather is indicated elsewhere. Minimum MERRITT 3 days . .0$ word per day Deadline for Saturday and remodeled kitchen and rec fice for an estimate of value 541V H illia r d S tr e e t, PHONE FROM home to ser- Board of Education, Bolton, Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. omployor temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in Agency 646-1180 without obligation. 647-9139. 6 d a » ..S iw v d pec.dak parenthesis) Atlanta 58 (72), Boston 45 (73), Chicago 46 (64), room. Mid 30’s. Zinsser Agen­ Residence Zone A. vice our customers in the payroll and accounting clerk. 26 da^’ . .7$ w W per-day cy, 646-1511. Item 6 No. 503 Manchester area, flexible experience required. Csll 643- Dallas 61 (81), Denver 47 (79), Duluth 37 ( 58), Houston 64 (81), g o e s to ' 15 worda. $2.00 minimum PLEASE READ St Bridget’s Church — hours, supei earnings, 249- 1569 or apply in writing to Jacksonville 64 (82), Kansas City 51 (73), Los Angeles 50 (71), □ MISC. FOR SALE Happy A d a ...... $2.16 met DENTAL ASSISTANT- SIX ROOM Ranch on 150’xl50’ MANCHESTER - (37,500. Six Request variance of Article ”^3. Superintendent’s Office. YOUR AD Miami 74 ( 86), New Orleans 67 (89), New York 51 (72), Phoenix landscaped lot, in-ground room Colonial three Excellent training opportuni­ TV 0 Ai»nh/viin ------Notch Road, Bolton. C laitlfled td$ are taken over 67 ( 96), San Francisco 52 (79), Seattle 50 (64), St. Louis 51 (68), i, Florida room, three bedrooms, wall-to-wall Tn’nnr! .Jn INSURANCE AGENCY in Uic ------the phone u ■ convenience. ty for industrious person in Washington 57 ( 74). Articles lor Sale 41 busy Manchester dental prac­ rooms, aluminum storm carpeting. Nice yard, quiet uquors, P ara^ah A, to sell Vernon Circle area looking for WANTED - Mature person to The Herald i$ reaponaible for windows,P one car garage with neighborhood. Owner, 649- m arket. beer at church bazaar June 12, ngrt time clerk typist, live in and manage home of only one Incorrect Inaerllon and tice. Varied duties with public ALUMINUM sheets used as attached work room. (34,500. 2536. then only to the size of the contact involve chair side printing plates, .007 thick, 1976 and from June 14,1976 to Ehcperience In life Insurance five children, ages 8, 5, 4, 3 24 Bayberry Road, Bolton. June 19,1976—northwest cor- p r e fe rr e d . T yping and and 10 months, im le wife Con­ original Intertlon. Errors which assisting and oral hygiene in­ 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for do not le$$en the value of the 643-2206. ner Main and Woodland machine transcription. A valesces from back injury. struction, four day week, MANCHESTER $1. Phone 643-2711. advertiaement will not be cor­ seeking maturity, poise, prior Streets — Residence Zone B must. Send resume to Box M, Call 644-1882. rected by an additional Inser­ RAMBLING nine room Cape, R-RANCH UNUSUAL HOME or invest­ MARION DRIVE and C. Manchester Herald. ------tion. work experience. Salary 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, CLEAN USED refrigerators, negotiable. Send resume to New eight room Relied ment opportunity, (2) three Immaculate Ranch. 3 Item 7 Nn VH ------WANTED - Part time nights, trees, (36,900. Hutchins Agen­ familys. Has to be seen to be ranges, automatic washers, Donald Pet MC — Reniieat BUSINESS Of your own, in- waiter or waitress, and dis- Manchester Herald Box J. cy, Realtors, 646-3166. Ranch eltuatad on Kent bedroomt, 1'A baths, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s ^predated. Action Real Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- varinnne nt Ariiei,: vcstmcnt Icss than (100 Ui- hwashcrs. Also part time Drive, here In town. Three Estate, 647-1300. 14x22’ family room variance of Artide II, Section ggnig potential (12IX) a month, days, host or hostess, apply in Help Wantod 13 PART TIME- Medical MANCHESTER - Extra nice or lour bedroomi, kitchen w/carpeling and marble 2171. 2.01 Permitted Uses — to part time. Must over 21. person, 'Tacorral, 248 Broad secretary receptionist for 5-4 Two family, new furnace, with family room area. JUST LISTED - Charming fireplace off kitchen, full use existing school building 742-9087. Street. No phone calls. SALES - National growth afternoon. Typing, dictaphone appliances, and more. Ideal Front-to-back living WHEEL HORSE garden trac­ Holp Wontod 13 and knowledge o f bookkeeping eight room older Colonial, appllancet, carpeted tor, 35 models in stock. See us for educational training and ------oriented photography com­ for young couple, let tennent room, paneled rec-room, four bedrooms, large dining living room, paneM rec o a counseling services - 645 MEDICAL SECRETARY or INSURANCE AGENCY east pany is seeking high perfor­ required. Phone 649-8979 from help make mortgage for new, used and repairs. TRY ON a liew career, earn 9-12 noon. two full bathe, atone room, lovely fireplaced living room in basement. Sale on some models. Save. Birch Mountain Road—Rural office nurse with experience of the river needs full time extra income - The Army mance individuals for career payments. Must be seen. Only fireplace, 2-car garage, room, two baths, covered Residence Zone (or a Rockville physician's of- experienced help, must know positions. We will provide m ,900. Warren E. Howland $44,500. Pick-up and delivery. Reserve is offering new HELP WANTED in our sales treed lot. Immedlala oc­ patio, two-car garage, close to Manchester ^ c le Shop, 178 Item A Nn im B®®' Send curriculum vita to general insurance rating and training. Car necessary for Realtors, 643-1108. shopping and bus. (44,900. enlistment options for women office, morning or evenings, cupancy, $59,000. West Middle lurnpike. A B^ T<^&DieCo.Inc. Box U, Manchester Herald. ®ov^®?®. some overnight travel' in the Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, MERRITT who can’t spare the time for a part-tim e. No experience ICARPETS - plush deep red long period of initial training. New England area. You will THREE BEDROOM Ranch, U&R REALTY (».,IN (L 649-1922. Agency 646-1180 - I ^ u e s t variance of ^ t ld e n u r s e s AIDES - 3-11 p.m., surate with expenence. Write work onto within large retail necessary, will train. Please worksaver kitchen, separate 15’xl2’, Beige 15’xl2’. Grey If you already have certam call 646-4852. 643-2692 9’xlO’. 3-55 gallon drums. Cali V’^ . "® full time or part time. Must be to Box SS, Manchester civilian skills and experience, stores. No canvassing, our dining area. Nicely paneled, CIRCA 1825 Colonial, on & Bulk of Principal Buildings able to work an eight hour Herald. customers come to us. We carpeted rec room. Fenced Robert D. Murdock, MANCHESTER - Just after 4 . 646-6948. you’ll spend as little as two AVON- Representatives know Realtor beautifully treed and and Structures—to erect 2 ad- shift. Must have own ______weeks away from home. H i^ require two years of college yard and redecorated shrubbed lot, 2-car barn gar­ reduced - 38 Deepwood Drive, ditions and a p ro tectiv e transportation. Amly in MAKE (1.00 per card selling and/or 3 years of sales success is no secret. Person to throughout. Walk to schools six room Cape, two rooms un­ school diploma, ages 171/2 to person service, guaranteed age, two patios, three I ------I overhang to existing in- son. East Hartford Convales- engraved bicentennial social 34, Army Reserve enlistment experience. Company benefits and shopping. Low 30’s. fireplaces. 24’ formal living finished. Aluminum siding, dustrial factory building cent Home, 745 Main Street, security cards. Free sales kit. include: paid vacations, life, quality products and good Gallagher Agency, 529-6874. quiet street, low 30’s. LaPenta I GREATEST SHOW ! requirM. ^ i l : C. Haid, at 537- prices make it possible for SANTINA DRIVE - Five room room, excellent location. closer to street line than per- Hartford. No Investment. Write Gregg 3436; Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to health and major medical in­ Asking mid 60s. Keith Real Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. I ON EARTH I you to earn top ((. Interested? SOUTH WINDSOR ■ Large expandable Ranch, fireplace, muted - 1395 Tolland Turn- p .p T timw f 4 p.m. surance. Exceptional ad­ Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Dike - Industrial Zone P ^T -T IM E Work, evenings, Lexington, N.C. 27292. vancement opportunity Call for details 523-9401. seven room Split on treed lot. breezeway, garage, large 6 1/2 ROOM Dutch Colonial, treed lot. Hutchins Agency, I Come A Join The ■ It 0 N o'®® e a r ly m o r n in g s . ------NURSEMAID - Housekeeper, because we promote only Call owner, 289-5153. SIX ROOM Ranch home, with New kitchen and bath. Three * P A p o Manchester area, li^t duty LEGAL SECRETARY - from within. Please call our BOOKKEEPDR- Veterinary 646-3166. new appliances. Large I I Storrs, starting July. Mature hospital, position requires the attached garage, two full ■ S t« and H tar our 1920 Marry | Fred D. Cause — Request cleaning. Must have transpor- Manchester, part time, June person, permanent full-time, toll free number 1-600-225-9422 GRACIOUS Four bedroom baths, aluminum sided, scrccneo porch. Two-car gar­ variance of Article II, Section tation. Over 18 years old. Cali isth to September 15th. maintenance of office GOOD CONDITION - Seven I Qo Round Organ and Cnloy ■ sleep out, experienced with between the hours of 10 and 3 Colonial, center Ihall, formal fireplace, full cellar for work age. Excellent condition. (38,- lha Antiqua Padny Arcada | 4.01.01 — Minimum Lot Area 649-5334. An e t^ I opportunity Experience preferred. Write records, typing, and some room Ranch, three bedrooms, We’re going to market. Frank’s Supermarket to be exact. small children. Salary on Wednesday, May 12, 1976. dining room, living room with or storage. 100x200’ lot. Very 900. Palmer Realtors, 646- I Machinaa. ■ - to reduce area of nonconfor- employer.(M/F). Box L, Manenester Herald. Interviews will be held on receptionist responsibilities. fireplace, new kitchen with kitchen with built-ins, 6321, 649-0538. negotiable. References. Reply Box C, Manchester Herald. fireplaced living room, dining clean. (42,900. Keith Real Saa Crullar Thd Clown, | And we’ve got plenty of surprises in store for you... Thursday, May 13, 1976 in microwave oven, trash com­ Balloons and Woodon ■ Box H, Manchester Herald. room, carpeting, air- Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. I ^nd'strM t'^Reri^^^^^^ PART-TIME, RN or LPN. RNS and LPNS needed for 3- East Hartford. Photo Cor­ pactor, etc. paneled rec room, PRICE REDUCED - NIckalaForThoKIda I Zo^t A and S n e s r “ U urel Manor. Call 64IMS19. u and 11-7 shifU, excellent poration of America, West- Part time person needed to beautifully treed lot. 646-1189. conditioned, heated play Rockledge - Eight room I LIVE-IN housekeeper, free clean office three days a room, garage, wooded lot, MANCHESTER - West Side. ASSORTED DONUTS I room and board, have 2 boro, Massachusetts. Like new 5-5 duplex. 1 Vs baths, Ranch, three-four bedrooms, 10 The big surprise Is our convenience center, The Heritage Money- formation pertaldng to MECHANICS, Experienced. S pfease”Sy"?>> F^?- week. Call 643-5147 between SIX ROOM Cape, move-!n Avery Street School zone. 1 1/2 baths, two fir^laces, I c oach ! Hlgheat returns on'savings children, one four, one eight, 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM. An Owner, 644-0109. oak floors, carpeting, with this Ad I market, which opened Saturday, May 8, 8 am -10 pm In Frank's atove may obtained in the M anufacturer of abrasive son. Meadows (SnvalescMt condition, paneira rec room, formal dining room, Colonial L(mJ( 2 Oozan ■ |see Aonval Dlls immediate occupant. Call SEC U R l’I’Y COMPANY- appliances. Priced for quick I T,e« ol Acceuei Planning Office. blast equipm ent requires Center, 333 Bidwell Street, equal opportunity employer. oversized garage, circular Supermarket, East Middle Turnpike, Manchester. The Moneymarket 6 Yoar Coftificale after 7:30, 646-32U. sale. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. family room, appliances, dou­ Sunday, May 9 through | ’ 06PO8J1 Diampa i seeks operator with telephone SOLID BRICK - And solid con­ Thuraday, May 13,1976 is the (irsi bank in the state to open In a supermarket. It will be a teal 8 . 1 7 * 7 % * $1,000 minimum All persons interested may at- experienced mechanics, such Manchester. pool, assumable mortgage, ble garage. 9M square foot rec 1 $ 100 200 i tend these hearings. as automotive with knowledge ------console experience, pleasant ATTRACTIVE position in our 646-1189. struction. Oversized Cape of I ol consumer preference, and the whole stale will be watching this 4 You Certiliette 1 $ 200 400 1 LUBRICATION - Persons voice and excellent telephone room. Immediate occupancy. 7 . 9 0 * $1,000 minimum 1 1 600 1.000 ' Zoning Boaid of plumbing, electricals, PART TIME Receptionist - data processing department, six rooms, 1 1/2 baths, base­ Asking (59,900. Ken Ostrinsky. ■ MISTER DONUT | remarkable new concept in banking and retail grocery marketing. 1 $'.000 2.000 1 experienced on trucks and technique a must. 40 hour 2Y» Yost Ccnilictie. ’ $6,000 4.000 1 of Appeals machlnii^ and blueprint mature, four physicians' of- knowledge, of keypunch help­ TEN ROOM Victorian home, ment garage, fireplace, etc. Realtor, 643-1333. 7 . 0 8 * $1,000 minimum. trailers, immediate openings week, 4 p.m.-midnight, some I 255 W. Middle Tpke. ■ 1 On« stamp gift pat tamliyi Bemard R. Johnson, reading ExMllMt pav and flee, alternate Saturdays. ful. Five day week. 8 a.m.-S. on 3.8 acres of land. Six Must be seen, mid thirties and 1'2 Ygar Cgrtibcate [in llsiad quantititt only., on second shift, starting rate, weekends and holidays. CONVEMENT LOCATION I MANCHESTER J At The Moneymarket you will be able to transact all of your peraonal 6 . 8 1 * $1,000 minimum. |400 itamp maximum on' Chairman fringe benefits. Apply fii per- Send resum e to Box K, All benefits. East Hartford bedrooms, country eat-in owners are anxious. T.J. MANCHESTER - Duplex, ' NOW depotili. 1 (3.75 per hour, plus fringe References. Call 546-6652 location. Phone 289-2735. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. In Ihia 6-room Ranch that banking Including opening a new savings or NOW account. The 3 AAonlh Cartiflctlo Paul I Rneaaiin “ u between the hours of 2 Manchester Herald. benefits. Uniforms and tools kitchen with fireplace, dining separate furnaces, needs face 6 . 0 0 * $1,000 minimum Paul J. nossetto, ^ 4 Pressure — ^------between 9 a.m.-4 p.m. for •••••••#•••••••••••••••••• oHart Ihrea badrooma, Moneymarket Is In tael a complete bank in a market. supplied. For interview, call room, sitting room with lift, investment opportunity, Regular Savinga ' FRU OMEN ETAMM FOR DSPOEiTORE. application. Bualnota Opportunity ' 14 TWO FAMILY - Excellent good sized living room, 5 . 4 7 * i n l a . » Manufacturing Com- PHOTOGRAPHY - NaUonal fireplace and living room, (31,900. Call Century 21, OLD AND USED gifts at the 5 * > * Oay-in-Day-out Intarni For • llmllbd llmg w«1l b* gMnQ iw ty fr»« Iteted this 10th day of May, pany Inc. 41 Chapel Street, growth oriented photography deal for only (37,900. Live in kiteban and dining room, To celebrate our Grand Opening we're giving away "good ab money" S & H O rttn Stainps wti*n you optn or asking (49,900. Call 742-6133. Jackston-Avante, 646-1316, Lords Bible and Gift Shop, 10 ■M to your Hgritbgo uvlngs or NOW new kIteban cabinets, InMmi conipeunM dMly vkI conHnuoMly En«cUv« annutf yWM i« ffi 1976. Manchester, Ct., 643-2487. company is seeking high per- one and let the other share the Bissell Street, Manchester. gilts to depositors and a super door prize. ' bIgriMt UlotMd by IM SubsUntW p«ntm« «o> Mriy witlMjrswM on ■ •ccount Offtr good only ai Tlta Htrllaga IMMEDIATE burden. Four and four, dlibwaibsr, flraplaca and Montymarkal. " • ...... formance individuals for TEMPORARY POSITIONS MANCHESTER - Large seven MOVE-INTO this six room COrtrttCM KCOuntt career positions. We will room Ranch, rec room, king separate heating systems, attacbed garaga. Owner older Cape, ideal starter SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - 3 Announcemenlt D PPO R T U N in GRAND OPENING DOOR PRIZE Announcements provide training. Car sized master bedrooms. two-car garage. Up on School anxious to tall. Will home, call now. Century 21, Leading manufacturer has The Heritage Moneymarket FIVE MINUTE SHOPPING SPREE coupon. OPEN IMIB — a «F FKTMn HBI FIVE MINUTE SHOPPING SPREE. necessary for some overnight w w w iMi m umm ■ Street, our sign is on the accept raaaonabla oflar. Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. redwood pools left over from PRIZE — All the groceries you can load In one shopping cart in 5 minutes cm m MWt JWTJHMC8 property. Drive by and start Win this and lor live full minutes you can load up your shopping at Frank's. travel in the New England Asking $41,900. 1975 season Half Price. I Delivering samples In the Manchester M i H Knem ngfUT. packing. T. J. Crockett, Guaranteed installation & cart with anything and everything you want from Frank's Super­ Name . ______area. You will work only EAST HARTFORD - Extra PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT within large retail stores. No area. Call John Brennan In the Clr- TwnMiwaminu iweiiiiiSM 643-1108. Realtors, 643-1577. U&R REALTY CO., INC. terms, call toll free 800-228- market. Deposit your entry coupon at The Moneymarket any time Street . . C ity. i n m Ha n ai h* !■ tta, Mi building lot comes with this canvassing, our customers I culatlon Department, 647-9946. 643-2692 aluminum sided seven room 1976 ask for Monte, day or during the Grand Opening Week, Saturday. May 8 through State _ .ZIP. m ik w iwr «■ lawn. FM lar NEW LISTING - Six room “Polka Par^” for Cancer come to us. Company benefits pnM hMW SM.W It KEjm a. MANCHESTER - Executive Robert D. Murdock, spacious Colonial, near shop­ evening, seven days. Saturday, May 15. WE'RE CURIOUS as to where you shop and bank. We would appreciate It If include: paid vacation, life home, prestigious area. Cape plus enclosed porch, Realtor ping and buses, dreat buy at you would check the appropriate boxes. Thanks (or aatlsfying our curiosity. ( To benefit MANCHESTER HERALD far M u r Wi gau •na.ltana Panoramic western view. practically in center of town. GIRLS Two Pants Suits, size health ana major medical in­ a M , a ana: la SMA (39,900. Century 21, Jackston- I am □ am not □ a regular Frank's Supermarket customer. surance: Exceptional ad­ 16 Bralnard Place Two acre lot. Four bedrooms, Selling for (33,900. Excellent 8, 10 (5.: Spring coat, size 10, Moneymarket houre: I am □ em not □ a customer of Heritage Savings and Loan. , The American Cancer Society u u n n i m & M Avante, 646-1316. vancement opportunity ZNSOCMala. two fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, locatton. T. J. Crockett, (4; raincoat wim zip-in lining, a am - 9 pm Monday - Tuaiday • 9 am -1 0 pm W ednaidty - Saturday because we promote only limuali,Cill.lsm priced below replacement Realtor, 643-1577. size 8. (3.75: All in excellent Saturday, June 26th from within. Please call our (8181 482-8888 value. Paul W. Dougan, condition. 649-4915. Ma>Ma Mia’s Caterers toll free number 1-800-^9422 Realtor, 643-4535. MANCHESTER - New listing. between the hours of 10 and 3 Immaculate 5 1/2 room con­ What is your Property Worth? RICH LOAM - for sale. 748 Tolland Tpka. on Wednesday, May 12, 1976. SMALL ENGINE Service CUSTOM 5 1/2 room Ranch ■ dominium, rec room, storage, Delivered. 646-3109. carport, brick front and unit. Music by Johnny Piytko and Interviews will be held on Corporation expanding dealer three bedrooms, garage, good We will inspeqt your property and suggest the Good Times Band Thursday, May 13, 1976 in network. No experience location. (43,900. Paul W. (31,900. Hayes Corp. 646-0131. WANTED Power Rotary lawn East Hartfont. Photo Cor­ necessary. Complete training Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. an asking price. (No obligation.) mower. Call 643-9262. Polish Style Buffet - Dancing poration of America, West- WE NEED ROYS & GIRLS program. (500. investment LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN Heritage Savings and Entertainment - B.Y.O.B. boro, Massachusetts. 12 to 14 Year DIds required to start your own MANCHESTER - Deluxe two- spacious Garrison Colonial on Ask us about our guarantee lelei plan TOD AY!!! SINGLE MAPLE bookcase Hckats $7.80 pur partmi business. Ideal for retired or family, 6-6 duplex, separate beautiful wooded lot, large bed, box spring, and mattress. & Loan A ssociation • Since 1891 el S4S-S281 or Muriel Wertmer 643-2100 PARTS Counter Person - to canvass fortho art time. Details on request. heating system, big lot, con­ family room with fireplace, Good condition, (65. Call 643- Ebqierience helpful, but not RIr. Barker. ESf^A Field venient location. (37,900. Paul 12’x23’ game room, music 5779. y— ------1 necessary. See Mr. Carter, MANCHESTER Training Division Box 619, W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. room, or fourth bedroom, PASEK I REALTORS - MLS Heritage Moneymarket located in Frank's Supermarket. East Middle Turnpike, Manchester Chevrolet Company, Wading River, New York. wall-to-wall throughout, USED Hotpoint automatic Main Office: 1007 Main St.. Manchester. Other offices In Manchester. Tolland and Coventry 640-4586 In c ., 1229 Main S tre e t, EVENING HERALD 11792.______EAST HARTFORD - im- rosewood paneling central 269-7475 E A ST HARTFORD dishwasher. (60. Call 649-7296 RegalKniS?' Manchester. M o n ., T u b s ., Wed. 5 -8 P .M . maculate, 7 room split, move- vac, built-in barbecue, sliding 633-5786 G LASTO NBURY after 5 p.m. DREAM BUSINESS for in condition, 3 bedrooms, one glass doors, flagstone patio. irv offbf rontenienrt nlong irKk ■ superior prodmet. CALL 847-9848, 3-9 F.M. Members National Asioclatlon of Real Estate Boards and Connecticut RELIABLE babysitter, uallfied persons. Small and half baths, living room, Call today for details and in­ AasMlatlon of Realtors, Inc. Abo member of the Hartford Board of DARK LOAM - Five yards, Corntr of Broad weekdays, 8-5. My home, aeposit, largelai rewards, dining room, heavy snriibM spection of this choice Realtore, Manchester and Vernon Multiple Listing Service. ' (32., plus tax. Washed patio and Ctniar Strati Men.>Frt. .. • e.m. • • p.m. Highland Street area of Detailsils early Afenday5 Evening yard. Low 40’s. B/W Realty, ottering. (79,900. Philbrick and pool sand, gravel, sW e. Phona 646.2112 S e i...... a e.m. • I p.m. Manchester. One year old only. 742-m . 647-1419. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 643-9504. child. Call 6464515. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 10, 1976— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MAWCMia»ii!Jt e.vii.i'ni'iu WEJtrtLjj. Mancnester. conn., won,, way lu. 1976 Answer to Previous Puzzle G ra in s E l D TAlGfulAbI l i i l D t $t Auioa For Bala ld(=4naii(=4[!>3 Charles M. Schultz Antiquaa For Bala t1 Autos For Bala 91 ACROSS DOWN D e a r A b b y 1 Flour cereal 1 Envelop BUSINESS & SERVICE WANTED - Antique and SO to 6 Gathers grain 2 Despised THE BEST DEALS SHOW lo o k 75 year old fumture, also 11 Raved 3 Necessary ! VOUR BROTHER *iW SHOULP WAVE TO wicker for consignment. We 13 Corn seed consequence IS FL0ATIN6 ODTIDSEA HIM„.‘(’00'LL PROBABLV have four rooms to fill. Call By Abigail Van Buren 14 British 4 Ocean (ab.) ON THE PITCHER'S MOUNOf NEVER SEE HIM ASAIN, 643-4716, Antique Loft, statesman 5 Golf mourul Manchester. 15 Jewish ascetic 6 Legal point TT v ; 16 Green 7 Bitter vetch vegetable B Anoints Wantad to Buy 49 17 Boy’s (archaic) 23 Cereal food for waste UNDER THE OAK DEAR ABBY: Anyb(xiy who thinks women have equal nickname 9 British coin animals 41 Come in DIRECTORY rights in this country is crazy. 19 Lowest 10 Winter vehicle 25 Large plant 42 Frosted OLD DOLLS WANTED - Will If a man's trousers are too tight, he’s just put on a little common 1 2 ------ware. 27 School subject 45 Seat (Fr.) denominator Holland blue (ab.) 47 Father of Erl weight. (If a woman’s skirt is too tight,, she’s trying to be 31 StrvletM OH$r*d 31 Ptlntlng-P»p»ring 32 Bullding-Conirteting 33 (ab.) earthenware 29 All grains ' (Bib.) SofV/coi O H trtd Pre-Owned Reconditioned Automobiies sexy. I 20 Not (prefix) 13 Houses for 33 Sheaf of grain 46 Latin 7356. If a man stands on a street comer, he’s getting some fresh 22 Frivolity dogs 34 Tree fluid conjunction (pi.) CARPENTRY - Repairs, REWEAVING bums, holes. B/W • Housepainting for good 19 ^ 4 air. (If a woman stands on a comer, she’s looking to bis 23 Money for 16 Full of (suffix) 36 Despot 50 Total work, reasonable pnces, Tree remodeling, additions, gar­ 1 9 7 3 V.W . W. services 21 Fall, for 37 Soy b e a n ------51 Three (comb. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. WANTED GERMAN WWH, Supar BaaHa, 4 spaad, axcaUant oondk picked up..) Window shades, Venetian R&R TREE SERVICE estimates, call Rockville, 875- ages, roofing, call David MIcrobut, 3 M t •uto., low mllMgo. 24 Allow instance , 39 Allowance for form) Trees removed, land hats, uniforms, daggers, Qre«t triniportiUon (or « (imlly. tion. 8aa Uila yailow bug. 8prlr>g 8ala If a man has one drink too many, he’s “feeling good.” (If 26 Perennial bulb blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 3121. Patria, 644-1796. medals, etc. 8797522. Prtca. 2 3 4 h 6 T S“ 9 16 cleared. No Job too small a woman has one drink too many, she’s a lush.) plants Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 26 Circle part 5221. ■Free estimates. PAINTING - paper hanging, If a man has a night out with the boys, he’s put in a hard ii |2 USED CARS WANTED-Top SAVE day at work and n ^ s to “relax.” (If a woman has a night 30 Directed 646-7770 steam cleaning, commerial BooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 prices paid. Call Al at *2795 31 Observe 14 IS out with the girls, she’s up to no good and should stay home ^ P H IL ... YOU DON'T HAVE CUSTOM DRAPERIES - and residential. Call R. Catalano's Auto Sales 649 32 Turf 1 WANT TO... BECAUSE IT'S with her family.) 33 South African l7 18 la ABOUT JAO' TO SAY A THING, IMPORTANT THAT YOU KNOW.. made very reasonable, work Hebert, 644-0642. F rre es­ BIDWELL Home Improve­ 6322. MINERVA-THERE'S■s NOn o 'Y I KNOW,k n o w , n n DEERING... MINERVA! ^ranteed, call anytime, 649- timate. ment Co. Expert installation If a man cheats on his wife, people says he’s probably Dutch 1 ■ WAV I CAN DESCRIBE DARLING... IT THAT I NEVER LOVED JACK CUSTOM MADE draperies, 21 22 Z3 THE WAV I LOVE YOU I of aluminum siding, gutters descendants MV FEELiNOS— WHEN ({ WAS A TERRIBLE slipcovers, upholstering. married to a cold fish and he’s only human. (If a woman 35 Acquire 1 INSIDE - Outside painting. and trims. Roofing installa­ 1 9 7 4 BUICK 1973 JEEP CJB cheats, she’s a tramp.) 24 25 I THOUGHT I HAD )\ ORDEAL FOR Stanley and Kirsch rods. □ RENTALS Apoila. 6 cyllndar, powar atearlng, 37 Source of heat DRESSMAKING, hems and Large selection of samples. Special rates for people over tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- 6 cyllndar, rad with whita top. If a kid turns out good, he’s a chip off the old block. (If he 38 Dine alterations done in my home. 65. Fully insured. Estimates 9109. radio. NIca car. Showroom condition. 40 Hardy cereal Free decorating service. 643- Rooms for Rant turns out bad, his mothdr did the rotten job of raising him.) Reasonable. Call 64^19. given. &I1 649-7863. 52 42 John (Gaelic) 31 32 0359. It’s still a man’s world! 43 Month (ab.) HORACE Tetrault - Siding, ONLY STUMP REMOVAL - Spring roofing, storm windows, aW' ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly *2895 SAVE WANTS EQUALITY 44 Doctors' w 36 WILL TILL your garden for $7 EXTERIOR, interior pain­ assistants special, 20” stump $15. Also nings. Quality workmanship, rooms, single $56., double $69.. per hour. Call anytime, 742- ting, commercial and residen- (ab.) 37 41 special on all sizes. Call 742- tial, free, estimates. free estimates. Fully insured plus tax, continental DEAR WANTS: Only if he’s single. If he’s married, almost everything is in his wife’s name. 46 Beat with club 1 9547. Reasonable. Call after 4:30 872-9187, 6493417. breakfast, maid service, color 49 Landed TV, utilities, parking. Call, property I DRIVEWAYS, Amesite and p.m., Rudy Itzek, 528-3841. 4(t 1 49 SO SI E-Z FLOOR Cleaners - Rugs D&A ROOFING. Roofs, 6492300. 1974 PONTIAC DEAR ABBY: I am 14, and the oldest of five kids, so 1 ’m 52 Acclaim (pi.) bitumious by Thomas Colla. 9 LaMans 2-Door. Hardtop, 0 cyllndar, 1 9 7 9 BUICK and carpets vacuumed and PAINTING - interior and siding, gutters, and leaders. Wildcat 2-Door Hardtop, tow mllaaga, the one who has to help my mom with the dishes and 53 Revolved 52 53 ft.x 100 ft. $269. completely in­ automatic, powar ataarlng, radio, btua. 54 Acts shampooM, floors washed and exterior, paperhanging, Free estimates. Fully in­ FEMALE - to share apart­ groat aacond car. housework. I also have to help with the younger kids and I stalled on your base. 25 years ment June-August. Own room, A tprlng apaaclal at 55 Bishop's 54 56 waxed. Reasonable rates. Call excellent work. References. sured. 249-0205. hate it! . headdress to 646-0518. experience. 643-1381, anytime. $99.50 a month. 6434313. Priscilia’s Pop — Ai Vermeer Free estimates. Fully In­ When I compldin about all the work I have to do around ..NEWSPAPER ENTERI’RISK ASSN i sured. Martin Mattson, 649- SPECIALIZING in cleanini *2995 ONLY 1695 here, my mom gives me this routine about what good HOME GARDENS Roto UWNS MOWED lor enUre ROOMMATE - Female to HOW NICE.' &E season. For estimate, cail 649- 4431. and repairing Chimneys am "practice” it will be for me in later life. WOVY! A ^ 5 RAISE) I SW EAR tilled, Manchester, Bolton, roofs. Free estimates. 30 share four room apartment in (VIAY 1 T(RY M Y WAIT TILL I 5792. Manchester with same, Abby, please help me! 1 plan on being a model or an TI-IEY CAN Coventry, East Hartford and PAPER HANGING Expert. Years Experience. Howley, actress, and I don’t need all this ’’practice.” IT ON ? I : GUEST/ TELLJ-IAZEL S M E L L Vernon areas. Call 646-8019. Your average paper, in 643-5361. expenses approximately $120 LAWN MOWERS Repaired - per month. Security deposit CHARTER OAK BUICK TIRED Win at Bridge IT.' Free estimates, free pick-ups, average room , $25. Mr. ((ormfrly SAl Bulck) | GARDEN evenly tilled with Richman, 646-3864. UNEMPLOYED Roofer wiU required. 643-8001 after 5:30 Troy tiller. Reasonable. Call no waiting. Get a jump on the p.m. 81 ADAMS ST„ MAHCHISni (opon tvci.) 649-4S7I | DEAR TIRED. That’s what YOU think! What do you season - call noo, 228-%66,569- install roof or gutters for low George. 649-7846. G.L. McHUGH PainUng - discount price. Call Ken at Eiil 93 oM 1-86 a Rout. 15. Ntit lo Agwoy. one block ¥ think happens to all those broken-down models and Thinking removes guesswork 4213, Economy Mower Ser­ CLEAN - furnished sleeping Froin Coldor t. Jolt B minute, (torn Downtown Hortlord. S actresses? vice. Interior - exterior painting. 6492456 anytime. % CUSTOM ROTO-TILLING. Quality professional work at room, call 6494701 after 6, or Have "Troy bilt” roto-tiller, apply 4 Pearl Street. DEAR ABBY: A member of our family was recently in a PROFESSIONAL Lawn reasonable prices. Free es­ YANKEE ALUMINUM 55" Oswald: "South is in four will travel, gardens, siding, gutters, doors, win­ Business for Rent near fatal accident and naturally we are very much mowing, fertilizing, trim­ timates. 643-9321. NORTH K spades. West opens the king of flowerbeds, lawns, large or dows, awnings, free es­ LARGE Comfortable room, Apartmanta For Rant 53 NEED CAR? Credit bad? concerned, but our problem is this. ming, planting. Call A K J 9 3 hearts and continues after small. Call 643-1895. WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality timates. Fully insured. 35 parking, on bus line. Must OFFICE SPACE- 117 East' Bankrupt? Repossessed?' Friends and relatives who mean well have been calling us Greenwood Lawn Care, '643- have references. Call 649-6526. MANCHESTER - Five room Center Street, approximately Honest uougiasDouglas accepts Y A 7 3 dummy ducks. South wins that 8364. interior and exterior, painting Oakland Street. 6491106. constantly to find out how he is getting along. Abby, we are ♦ 9 5 trick and leads a trump to TWO HANDYMEN will rake, and paperhanging. Fully in­ apartment, two bedrooms, 500 square feet, lurking, air- 'ow ® st ‘^*1!?.'’ ', *™,V!®** Apartmanta For Rant 53 den or third bedroom, large half-crazy answering the telephone every few minutes. They *<}J75 West’s ace. A third heart is fertilize, lime, general lawn sured. ^11 6494M3. Haating-Plumbing 35 conditioning.iioning Will decorate. “ o'® "' all want to know the ’’details” of the accident, and I am work, mow lawns seasonal. CHAIN SAWS - sharpened up living room, kitchen with 6498282. ______. WEST (D) EAST led and ruffed, trumps are to 100 drive links, overnight exhausted reliving that nightmare so many times a day! ♦ A 6 4 5 2 Also clean attics and cellars. SEWERLINES, sink lines, ONE BEDROOM apartment, range and refrigerator, laun­ drawn, a diamond is led from Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence service $2.50. Manchester INFLATION FIGHTERS - BROAD STREET location for Also, friends have been phoning the hospital to inquire YKQ964 YJ10 5 Reasonable. 643-5305. Teachers have saved cleaned with electric cutters, heat included close to bus line dry hook-up, $195 per month. 1970 FORD Mustang, 350 dummy. East plays low.” Safe and Lock Co. 453 Main and shopping. Ideal for cou­ rent 2600 square feet, behind cubic inch. 59,000 miles, new about the patient’s condition, and we’ve been asked by the ♦ Q32 ♦A 10 874 homeowners 2040%. Seven­ by professionals. McKinney Security required. Amedy Jim: "An unthinking South MAY I HAVE A WORD c e r t a in l y , St., Manchester. 643-6922. ple. $195. m onthly, plus Realty, Realtors, 875-^. Dairy (}ueen. Ideal for any exhaust system, $1,300 or best hospital personnel to instruct them not to call so much. 4 9 6 3 4 10 8 2 YOU’RE S0IN6 RISHT- I'M EXPOSING ROGER LANDON - General teen years experience. Fully Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ has to guess between the play WITH YOU, MR. I5H ? J.R.„AS SOON AHEAD WITH security deposit. 646-8352. retail wholesale, or service offer. 6491611 after 6 p.m. Abby, please tell your readers that it would help so much SOUTH t h e f u l l t e a r - clean-^ and lawn care. Car insured. Free estimates. 643- pany, 643-5308. of the king or the jack. The AS I FINISH VOUK-ER-PUBLIC j e r k i n g FA C TS O N wash Saturdays and Sundays TRUCKING - Odd jobs - 3 ROOM heated, furnished business. Has large 10x10 if they would send a cheery card to the hospital instead. 4 Q 10 8 7 4 TALKIWS TO CONFESSION ?• moving large appliances, 1609. WE HAVE customers waiting overhead doors, toilet thinker doesn’t have to a l l t h e s h a m e l e s s only, back of Savings Bank of NO JOB too small, toilet apartment. Private en­ WE PAY $15 for complete Then the patient could read the cards at his leisure when Y 6 2 guess.” M Y A 6 E N T ! WAYS I'VE 5WINPLEP Manchester, 923 Main Street. cleaning cellars, attics, yards. for the rental of your apart­ trances. No children, no pets. facilities, parking for 60 cars, junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland he’s sufficiently recovered and keep them as souvenirs if he ♦ K J 6 • YOU B L IN O l Also stone, loam, gravel NEED your house painted? repairs, plugged drains, ment or home. J.D. Real will sub-divide. Call 6496544. Oswald: "West dealt and Call 646-9061 anytime. Experienced painters doing kitchen faucets replaced, References. Security deposit. Auto Body, 5291990. so desires. 4 A K 4 passed. He has shown up with delivered. 644-1775, 644-9532. Elstate Associates, Iiic. 649 6494860. Neither vulnerable inexpensive, quality work. repaired, rec rooms, FOR RENT - Connecting or GOING CRAZY the king and queen of hearts WINDOW CLEANING- Free estimates. Phone 649- bathroom remodeling, heat separate front room offices. PARTS Department now open SCREENED LOAM for sale. FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ Saturdays, (kimplete line of and ace of spades. If he also reasonable rates, inside and 5079, 649-5678. modernization, etc. ^ ee es­ 9U Main Street. Call 6494846. DJIAR GOING: Your letter is well worth the space in this West North East South held the ace of diamonds he out. Call Andy, 646-6388. $40. per load, delivered. 646- LOOKING for anything in real cond floor, utilities furnished, Chrysler parts. Chorches 3109. timates gladly given. M & M estate rental - apaiments, column. Beaders—please? would have opened the bidding Plumbing & Heating, 6492871 elderly couple preferred. Cali Motors. 6493646. Pass Pass Pass 14 homes, multiple dwelliims, no 6 4 9 9 ^ . so thinker South plays his king OFFICE SPACE Pass 3 4 Pass 4 4 C&M TREE Service - Free es­ UGHT MOVING. Reasonable fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1969 CHEVROLET, V-8, sU- of diamonds.” timates, discount senior rates. Call 643-0726 after 12 Bullding-Coniracling 33 BOTTI HEATING and, Plum­ Associates, Inc. 6491980. FOHREMT Pass Pass Pass bing - All heating and plum, CENTRAL, pleasant room, 250 sqiuare feet, center of tion wagon, has roof rack, Opening lead — K Y citizens, accepting Bank noon. good clean car. Can be seen at Americard and Master WES ROBBINS carpentry bing repairs plus remodeling. PRESIDENTIAL Village TV, telephone, next to shower. dlanchester, air con Call 6464641. Parking. Call 649-^1 aftw Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 Main Astro-graph 1 ptliFtbyKA Me IM BfQ US Pji on Charge. 646-1327. QUALITY Refinishing - 199 remodeling specialist. Ad­ apartments, near churches ditloning and parking. Call 6:30 p.m. Street, Manchegter. 6493444. We keep getting questions Forest Street, Manchester. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, and shopping area, no pets. 6499551. about whether or not it is MASONRY - bricks, blocks, Custom upholstering, caning built-ins, bathrooms, FRANK SCOTELLA Plirni' Please call 6492623. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ' Alley Oop — Dave Graue bing - repairs and remodeling. MANCHESTER - Four room necessary to play a club open­ chimnies, steps, patios, and repairs. Free estimates. kitchens, 649-3446. PROFESSIONAL OFFICE - By Oswald & James Jacoby ing bid as forcing merely sidewalks and fireplaces. Call Free pick-up and delivery. Vanities and hot water MANCHESTER GARDENS- apartment in convenient cen­ heaters. Prompt service on tral location. Appliances in­ reception, conference, two I GREATEST SHOW I For Tutsday, May 11,1976 Oswald: *in'Bridge Logic', because you may open a 875-4973 after 6. 646-8574. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Two bedroom duplex, in consulting rooms. Supply and I THINK r KNOW HOW T'GETONE/ BUT WE'LL aor 'E M .' NOT from emergencies. 6497024. cluded. $140 monthly. Utilities I UNEARTH I ARIES (March 21-April 19) H. W. Kelsey shows a couple three-card suit. OF THOSE PTEROSAURS T'FLY US ( NEED SOME O A M T T H IN S HERE.'LETE new homes custom built, beautiful country setting. lavatory, heat, air- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The answer to that one is SPRING CLEAN-UP Time - paid by tennant. 647-1113 after Avoid a companion with a You'll be your own worst of hundred bridge hands OUTA HERE, ZAK.' A THIS STUFF ELSE? HEAD FOR, GARDENS TILLED with remodeled, additions, rec Includes heat, hot water, that every expert will open a TH' ROOST.' Residential-commercial rear-end roto-tiller for as lit­ rooms, garages, kitchens appliances, and parking. $189 6:30 p.m. knack for creating problems at enemy today if you do where common sense reason­ j Coma A Join Tha ■ three-card club suit with a landscaping done. Raking, tle as $15. per 1,000 square remodeled, bath tile, cement lUffi WE HEIKD YOU UmV? FImm $199. monthly. Superintendent the smallest provocation. She something out of spite. Don’t ing makes it possible for a THREE ROOM apartment. ■ Fun ■ could Involve you in something hand he considers ap­ maintaining landscaping. feet. 6464510. work. Steps, dormers. 6492711. 646-0090, Robert C. White. MANCHESTER - Unique I tM«ndHMr«ur1l2SIA8rrf I let a grudge gain the upper thinking player to substitute a Free estimates. Contem­ Residential or commercial. Company, 236-5961. Equal Porter Street area, utilities space available, 700’-l,(XMI’ * Oo Round Organ and En|oy S nasty today. hand. sure thing or near sure thing propriate, but practically no and parking. $175. No pets. zoned industrial. Ideal for for a guess.” expert plays the bid as for­ porary Landscape & Design SPRING CLEANING - Yard Call 6494291. housing. I lha Antigua Fanny A r e ^ | TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. S^urity deposit. 247-4^. 239 small business. $200 per . Maehinaa. ■ cing. It is no tragedy to play Company. 643-26U. work. One day service. ^11 Flooring 36 careful today, even with 21) Avoid gatherings where Jim: "The hands range 0564. month, heat, and light in­ I Saa Cnilhr TTm Clown, I one club undoubled with a 649-9623. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY THREE ROOM Apartment, familiar tasks. In your haste there's likely to be someone from simple to complex. For Carpentry and general con­ heat, hot water, cooking gas, cluded. Hayes Corporation, ■ Oaftooftt and lYoodan ■ instance, let's look at his first three-card suit on the rare oc­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, MANCHESTER one bedroom I Hlek9l$forTlmKld9 ■ you could do something to there you’re, not too fond of. EXPERIENCED - energetic Painting-Papering 32 tracting. Residential and stove, refrigerator, wall-to- 6490131.______example.” casions when everyone does handyman, lawns, painting, floors like new, no waxing, ^rtm ent available, at the I ASSORTEO DONUTS I cause you a problem. This person could really get commercial. Whether it be a (specializing in older jloorsT wall carpet. $175. Adults only, under your skin today. pass. carpentry, electrical. No job Theresa. Located on the bus OFFICE - Contains large ■ lOONdl S G EM IN I (M ay 21-Ju im 2 0) You HOUSE PAINTING Quality small repair job, a custom Ceilings and inside painting. no pets, centrally located. room 15x30 with two rooms, too small. Free estimates. work, reasonable piprices. Call built home or anything in Security deposit, (jail 6497690. line, convenient to shopping I HTftfi TMa Ad ■ could have remorse later today CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Berry’s World Call 6494316. John Verfaille, 6 4 9 5 ^ , 8W and churches. Price includes 10x12, lavatory and supply ” Um/t 2 Doxan ■ for estimate. 646-1800. between, call 646-1379. if you spend Impulsively. Be 1 9 ) In situations where Cl9:6li.. .,. Itt* UK IWRfgUSPflO"a S'-10 2222. wall-to-wall carpeting, air room. Suitable for archit^t I Sunday. May I through I sure what you purchase is M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r I Thuraday,May1S,1irt | partners or associates are in­ conditioner, ancT all or draftsman, good lighting. something you really need or volved. don’t try to act without rooms, first floor, heat, hot Call 6491680, 6493549. water, stove, cooking fuel, appliances. $195 per month, no want. their full consent. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions pets, Damato Enterprises, I MISTER DONUT I quiet, convenient location, OFFICE AND Warehouse CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) large yard. $205 monthly. 6 ^ 1 0 2 1 . m 255 W. Middle Tpke. | Articlat lor Bala 41 Artlclea lor Sale 41 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Boala-Aeeeaaoriaa 45 space for rent in residential ^ MANCHESTER J Although you may feet it’s for You could be difficult to work Security and references. area. Ideally suited for small iheir own good, don't lean too for today, as you may ask L..I GUESS IF you AVAILABLE June 1st - 4 PAY IN TO IT, ELECTRIC Qothes Dryer - TWO REFRIGERATORS, PRIVATE riding instructions, 1974 ALCORT - Force 5 - Write Box TT, Manchester contractor, or wholesaler, heavily on those in your charge others to do things you would Herald. room duplex.. Refrigerator YOU'RE ENTITLED $100, 14 cu ft. Refrigerator gas stove, good working condi­ English and Western, ^.00 yellow and white, with trailer, with 2,000 ^uare feet storage today. St#rn tactics will never think of doing yourself. TO IT .'... and stove furnished. $190 requirement and 200 square Freezer, $150. Both excellent tion. $10 each. Call 647-1414. per hour, call 633-5571, excellent condition, $950 or without heat. Call 6495811. A REAL STEAL - 1972 Bulck, produce undesirable effects. condtion. 6492201 between 9 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment, plea­ feet of office requirement. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) anytime. best offer. 6491616. Limited, excellent condition. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today Look gift horses in the mouth ABC a.m. 5 p.m. 23” SYLVANIA color console sant locatiun, appliances, Ample parking. Call 646-4100, One owner, full power, air- heat, hot water. Working FOUR ROOM, fully paneled, 99;______someone with ulterior motives today, especially in commer­ TV, $150. Call 6494382 after 7 DOG-CAT -BOARDING nicely furnished apartment. conditioning. Call 6 ^5 U may try to pressure you into BABY GRAND piano, adults. No children, pets. 649 cial negotiations. There may be p.m. bathing/grooming. Complete 2nd floor. Main Street. Heat OFFICE SPACE for rent at after 4:30. Anytime weekends. doing something you know you Everett. Needs tuning, $ ^ . Garden Product! 47 2880. som e burrs tucked beneath the modern facilities. Canine and parking included. On bus Manchester Green, call 649 shouldn't. Don't let her get to saddle. Call after 3 p.m. 6493254. FLUORESCENT Light Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon line. Rent $185. 6490299. 5201 or 742-7883. 1968 PLYMOUTH Valiant, you. fixtures, four tube, 4' Road, Manchester. 6495971. GERANIUMS, 50 'cents and THREE ROOM heated apart­ new brakes, new battery. 8x10 BRAIDED RUG, almost suspnded fixture with bulbs up. Combination pots, ment, $135. monthly. Security -MANCHESTER - Attractively Raaorl Proparly For Rant ** Good condition. $800. Call 649 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) Be new, three months old, brown, anil speed clips. Two years SMALL DOG, Poodle - strawberry plants, petunias, deposit required. Married 7482. careful today In dealing with couple only. Call after 6 p.m., paneled, four rooms, stove, orange, $75. 6493793. old, plastic wrap around Dachshund mix. Free to good apratum, potted tomato refrigerator, carpeting, IT’S NOT too early to plan friends where money is an lenses. $20 each. 6495384. plants, lettuce, cabbage, 649^59. Issue. There could be a serious home. Dog 6 months old. references.' No pets. $175.649 our summer vacation!! Lake Trucka for Bala 82 May 11,1976 ALL TYPES of block, building Daughter alergic to animal pepper and other flowering 3167, 2293540. S(anasatka, Moultonboro, misunderstanding If it's not s-io ca materials, very reasonable, and vegetable plants. Open 9 ROCKVILLE - Three room handled properly. WE BUY and sell furniture. fur. Call 871-1071. New Hampshire. Lakefront 1965 CHEVROLET. Utility This coming year may be a ednstruction equipment also 7. Ponticelli’s Greenhouse, 427 apartment, with heat, hot Cash on the line. One piece or 2 1/2 ROOM Apartment, $175 cottage, sleeps fivq, two body. Call 6494446. LIBRA (Sept 23-Ocl. 23) very important one tor you Born Loser — Art Sansom for sale. 643-9508, 6495635. GERMAN SHEPHERD - North Main Street. water, stove, refrigerator, bedrooms, living room, careerwise. Associations you an entire houseful. 6 4 9 6 ^ . $165. Adults only. No pets. monthly, fully furnished, wall- Goals important to you today Female pup. AKC. Ten to-wall carpeting! Includes all kitchen, screened-Tn porch 1972 GMC walk-in van, V8 will not be handed to you on a will develop will prove helpful Furniture Barn, 345 Main Security deposit. Parking for MONTGOMERY WARD months old. Lovable disiiosi- Antiquaa 48 appliances and utilities, cen­ and sundeck. Completely fur­ engine, excellent tires, good silver platter. They'll have to be in opening new doors for you. Store - Wide Clearance Sale— Street. Beside Douglas one car. C!all 6497690. Motors. tion. Excellent quality. trally located. Security nished. Private beach. Great clean truck. Can be seen at earned the hard way. ' Mostly one-of-a-kind. Sheridanne Kennels. 228-9(^. WANTED Antioue furniture, required. 6492252. fishing and conveniently Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 Main Unbelievable buys, no lay-a- VX-6 Battery additive really glass, pewter, oil paintings, or THREE BEDROOM Duplex, locateiTon Lakes Region area. Street, Manchester, 6493444. living, dining, family room, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel ways. Deluxe 16 horsepower works. Unconditional 5 year FREE KITTENS - hall Per- other antique items. R. LARGE ONE Bedroom apart­ Available June through ®1976t»vNEA, Inc. tractor, electric start, regular guarantee. 4-6 p.m. only. 742- sian, half Siamese. Litter Harrison, 643-8709. modern kitchen, new ment in country setting, September, $175 weekly. Call 1973 CHEVY LUV Pick-up, $509.95, NOW ONLY $ ^ . All cabinets, stove, dishwasher trained. 6490675. landscaped grounds, Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4:30 four cylinder, four speed, HriA.-FUDOSY-WHATfS "II things don't work out between you and Bar- mowers in stock reduced! ANTIQUES Wanted - and refrigerator. Attic, base­ p.m. camper shell, $2,500.6499702 - IXJN’T Y(OU NOTICE ______hara Wallers, remember , I'm available!" Famous make CB radios cut appliances, heat, parking, NEW? SOMETHING, Bulldlng Suppilea 42 IRISH SETTER - AKC, large American furniture, oriental ment, garage, $270 per month,' adults only. No pets. $2(K Greg. an additional 10% off current boned, available for stud. (?all rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ security required, no pets. Wantad to Rant 57 Buesv^ WFFEWBNTy IH, sale price. Freezers - chest 64930M. monthly. 6 4 6 ^ . Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 6495553. sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Motorcyclaa-BIcyelaa 84 •cuANCumrBS A B C y r and upright at lowest prices of ON A HbtNdacy. weathervanes, primitives. THREE ROOM apartment, MANCHESTER AREA - the year. Cassette tane George H. Griffing, Inc. FREE - To good home with MANCHESTER - nice Ranch Professional woman desires VOUVE SOTTA LET U$ )T A(XEF' W6REAT! Ron Dionne, 6491691. heated, $150. Security MOTORCYCLE Insurance - iSO,3AR3E.'6E0R6E < YO UR ^ NOW recorder, regular $39.95 N()W SCREENED LOOM lots of acreage or preferably a type, one bedroom apartment, attractive 3-4 room apartment Lowest rates available. “Sun­ 1/2 price. Many unadvertised quiet location, in a small required. Apply 476 1/2 Bast WA6HIN6T0N HAi5 TisElkuRRENPER \ JU6T ' • Sand • Braval • Fill farm. Samoyed, male dog. FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ Middle Turnpike, Manchester. in quiet, residential area. ny Day” coverage. Exclusive items. Credit terms available. apartment complex, price in­ TO YORKTOWN FOR f IN H E NAM e J 5 TEP Andover Seven years old, AKC, fan­ tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, First-second floor. Write Box NETRA Agent. Clarke Agen­ Montgomery Ward Catalogue tastic pet, very affectionate lamps, etc. Now accepting cludes heat, appliances, base­ G. Manchester Herald. cy, 64911^. LORD CORNBALL’6 J OF THE < INSIPE' Store, 269 West Middle Turn­ 742-7886 and good to children. Please consignments, for May auc­ ment storage area and coin op SURRENDER' IF HE tcONNlNHENNA)}) FDR THE, pike, Manchester, 643-2185. call 8^-9639. washers and dryers. $200 per BENTAL w n n WANTED GARAGE - PON’T WE MAY LOSE tion. 644-8962. Preferably on west side of MOTORCYCLE Insurance - month, no pets. Damato DAMATO ENTOMIBEB Specializing in low cost H E revolution.' Enterprises, 6491021. U r|t nriety of Aputmaiti wd Nbnehester. Call 643-8278. Townhouiei throughout coverage for over 10 years. This Funny World Minchotter. Ulac. lor Rant 58 Binding authority. Crockett s-to L’il Sport — WIrth 29 GLENWOOD STREET - Bwitlf oaisa apan dallr a-i, Agency, Inc., 6491577. Two bedroom duplex, aat 10-1, aiindar tf-'a' appliances and private base­ 64S-1021 IDEALLY suited for small iris THIS SWEATER,' I WAS AFRAID YA MICROWAVE OVENS contractor, or approximately 1972 CL3S0 HONDA, red, ment, no pets. Lease and 240 New Blata Road MIGHT BRING McNMi^l8yW,.tM. 5-IO . . . A M D n S T o F 700 sq. ft., reasonably priced, excellent condition, real VOO CLEANED IT ^ /'.OOK FAS7I FASTI FASTI se c u rity re q u ire d . $230 MANCHESTER clean, under 6000 miles, only T H A T U P / , monthly. 64994M, 647-9773. heat and electricity included. AND UX)K HOW J a l l , i t L tT S Y O U Call 6497297. $825. Call 6490800. rr SHwi iMic' TWO-FAMILY, four room DIRT BIKES: Kawasaki 85 - K M O U f I N F I V E apartment, second floor, all utilities and appliances, in­ THREE BEDROOMS - □ AUTOMOTIVE $150. Yamaha lOO - $400. Call M I N U T E S cluded. $230. Call 6492282,649 Appliances and private base­ Autoa For Bala 81 6491021 after 2:30 p.m. yJHtTHEp 8896. ment. Immediately available. $190 plus utilities. Purity, 1971 PLYMOUTH Satelite YAMAHA, LT3 100, 1400 6494m. miles. Ehicellent condition, Y O U ' L L ge f i o I N C BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom Sebring, automatic, power steering, am/fm stereo radio, $300 firm. Call 6497538. townhouse, basement, 2 1/2 Homaa lor Rant O U T T b F a t baths, swimming, tennis, air- 54 6 cylinder, good condition, economical Iransportation, >para-1 Cl9,«b,MA K IH R.. US .u on ‘ conditioning, carpeting, July lla H o i occupancy, Buckley School GLASTONBURY - Small five $1,450. Call after 5 Mob/fe Homaa 85 S-(o district, 5298251. room house with closed-in p.m. WINTHIIOP BT DICK CAVALU porch, two bedrooms, den, CUSTOM 10 ft. truck camper. living room, eat-in kitchen, 1964 FORD Country Squire Sleeps five. Gas stove, Il^ ts r REAP ABOUT A SET OF w eU L.O N E MANCHESTER - Newer two lovely area, $275. Lease, Station Wagon, good transpor­ and bottle. Refrigerator and e/AA\E5 e TWiKie w h o WANTED TO BE ... AND THE bedroom. Duplex Townhouse, security, references required. tation, four new tires, new toilet. Hand pump. $400. Call half of 2-family. Within W/tVvt'T’lxV LftL HATED BACH O TH E R . THENAORl_D(5 OTHER (ONE Cal brakes, new battery, new between 1 p.m.-6 p.m, 649 I MOW FAR IS \ walking distance to schools MANCHESTER - Five rooms, voltage regulator, new 9685. / ^ E C A S T t e M H U ^ H E S r W E ia H E D and shopping. Price includes 1 P O L B - $300 per month. Children generator. $550 or best offer. 3 5 0 FO U N D S. 1/2 baths, finished rec room in accepted, no pets. Call J.D. 6(91348. 1975 CHATEAU T ra v e l VAULTHR.. basement, wall-to-wall Real Estate, 6(91980. Trailer, 25’, excellent condi­ carpeting, appliances, and' 1969 VW Beetle, New tires. tion, many extras. Call 647- irivate entrances. Available FOUR ROOM Ranch, two car 9639. I WONDER IF HE CAUGHT IT ?" f l l s:luly 1st. Shown by appoint­ garge, fireplace, basement, ment orUy. $260 per month. appliances. „ No children, pets. __ 1973 CHAMPION motor home Damato Enterprises, 6491021. Work Working------adults. ------6492880.’ ' p.m, 20’, fully self-contained. Sleeps 98, awning, tilt wheel, 30 LOCUST STREET - Second 5-»0 SIX ROOM Colonial, three 1963 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, TV antenna, auto, power PCK floor, four room apartment, bedrooins, garage, large lot, 84,000 original miles. Very brakes, power steering. IK tM ww us Pj'on heated, security, $220. 649 $275 per month. Dunaldo- good condition, $ ^ . Call ^ Excellent condition. Call Bob, 2426, 95. Lesperance Agency, 6490505. 62()9 after 6. 2290698 after 5 p.m. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon„ May 10, 1976

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Pern saltwater boat and bay Olympic spin rods, #4000 HAND reel, #95, our reg. 9.99 series, our reg. 10.99 I •. OUR REG. 1.99 OUR REG. 3.48 Garcia spin and spin cast rods, Vanguard boat rods, #900 Pick geometric, #2000 series, our reg. 9.99 series, our reg. 9.99 WASH bicentennial, Gladding 6'^-fL freshwater spin OUR REG. 1.09 floral, nautical, rod # 1 2 3 ^ , our reg. 9.99 Jacquard In lobster motifsl NOT AVAILABLE IN HELDS CORNER, MASS. brown/blue or 27x56". Great as Super-comfy bean bag chair green/yellow. bath sheets, too. Print In pink/ Heavy duty urethane vinyl in red, black or yellow. Q p B i y i i A P L '-* -'* * 10(1 green. Cotton- A) Deluxe chair and chaise polyester blend. Wipes clean. Double zipper. S o u th Bend 14®® CHAIR 7 9 9 CHAISE SPECIAL PURCHASE p c n i r 37x26"T § ® ® S28x76"5if1 4 ®® OUR REG. 9.99 OUR REG. 17.99 Our best-in-stocki 7x7x5 web chair, Oodles of 9x16 web chaise. Patio legs, plastic Boston rocker arms. Green/yellow. Fold for storage. sewing aids at a super for charm B) Bradlees 22 lawn-mower k -m low price! and comfort 314-HP Briggs and Stratton 79 9 9 engine. Fold-down handle. 5 iO O 2 9 9 9 7" mag wheels. Fully FOR I Picnic time! 43-qt. OUR REG. 89.99 assembled. C jQ M S s O A R K SPECIAL Spin cast rod and OduxB grtM OBtcher 14Jt PURCHASE S P EaA L Olympic spinning reel, Thermos® steel chest BradlBM mow9f« maei all 225 yards per spool PURCHASE OPEI* aatoty atandards. reel combination new skirted spool model 'Outdoor Power Equipment inatltute of Coats & Clark Choose pine or i ^ 9 9 polyester thread, maple finish on ■ OUR REG. C) Gas grill and cart tracing paper, these hardwood 1 2 9 9 seam rippers, rockers. Saddle " 21.99 Sizzle steaks on 359 Mod style parson's table OUR REG. 6.99 Food and drinks stay hot or tape measures, shaped seat. ■ M H O U R REG. 18.99 sq. in. cooking area. Handy 16x16x16" table In cold for hoursi Urethane sewing needles, 1-pc. fiberglass spin cast rod Gear ratio 4.50 to 1. Chromed 30,000 B T U burner. white or yellow. Sturdy foam insulation, leak-proof pin cushions and with a Zebco #202a p ia cast reel aluminum spool; folding handle. 149»® plastic wipes clean. Great complete with monofilament line. -liner, removable food ' dressmaker pins, Right or left hand feature. «.»R Es.i79« for porch or patio in Summer. tray, drain. Safety latch. PLUS MOREI NOT AVAHABLE in HELDS CORNER. MASS. Needetobeaeeemhled. SPECIAL PURCHASE v Dripless Latex Flat Wall Workmate 2-Day-Only Buys! work bench SAVE THIS PAGE AND SAVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 14 & 15 6 9 ^ 0 HEAVY D U TY OUR REG. 89.99 Country-look skirted bedspreatls FoW-away work center, WAIEX giant vice & sawhorse makes do-it-yourself FULL SM«IM|R)CM0 FLOOR projects quicker REG. 18.99 ! REG. 22.99 and easier. By PAINT Black & Decker. Machine washable spreads with quitted tops, MIN.: 8 PER STORE. skirted bottoms. MulScotored patchwork or NO RAINCHECKS. mini flohd print in green or blue. Matching window accessories available. NOT AVAHABLE M DENNISPORT. FALMOUTH OR SO. YARMOUTH. MASS.; LEWISTON. ME. Bradlees paint for a newjook at an old price!

BUY ANY GALLON Our reg. 8.99 O ur reg. 7.99-8.99 Great Duyl . Ouf rag. 7.99 polyurethane floor latex wall paint Latex, ceiling latex flopr paint enamel in hi gloss in flat or semi paint dries in dries in 2 hours. finish. For concrete, gloss. Washable, one hour. Water Soap & water clean­ wood, brick. Mar- lead-free. White Cleanup. Flat ' up. 7 color choice. and colors. finish. White. resistant. 7 colors. Air compressor kit with Black & Decker jigsaw or drill spray gun and inflator B U Y EITH ER

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.,6 u R REG. 28.99 Heavy gauge steel muffler with baffled chrome pipes for a quiet,“safe ride. 21-pc. ^4" & %" Includes air necessary hardware. drive socket set 1200-watt hair dryer ■ I REG. 16.i 1WI< REG. 9.99 Ipcludes 8" ratchet | 9 9 ttaty steel » ‘’ |i)as8c handle, 3" extension, ' o u r REG. 12.99 6" extension and iftwIstqpBbsws Lightweight dryer features sparX plug socket. ■ V' 4 heat settings, one speed. Air concentrator included for spot drying. U L approved film 9 9 « JHEG. 1-14® I2» C l 10-12- fllm. Foreign car Hoover 8-cup stainless spark plugs steel coffee pot OUR REG. 4.49 & 4.99 \ Lee oil filters , Lee air filters Q 9 9 Factory fresh original 4 6 9 OUR REG OUR REG. 14.99 equipment spark plugs I 1.99-2.99 OUR REG lkC12G for Volkswagens, Datsuns 3.69-4.49 Easy-to-clean coffee pot sprint ffimta ,-Tliursdqyj with brew control. Indicator & Toyotas. Set of four. • Fof a smoother running ' Friday, May Sizes to fit light tells when coffee is t for the price of 6 and Ford cars. Added most popular cars. ready. Pop-up basket. : 4 ROUS PER m . protection for engine. These values are on sale all week — thru Saturday, May 15. COMPARE AND

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i A ) 51 per pack. 6 2/3-oz. cups The more you buy, for hot or cold drinks. Plastic coated Newl Scented the you save! B ) 100 white, deep dish paper paper plates Cricket lighter, ceramic banks plates. 6" size. Kleenex tissues C ) Decorated writing tablets 9 9 * with matching envelopes. PKS. ™ ^ 8 9 ^ OURREG. 99C , Release fruity O ) Plain or ruled tablets. OUR REG. 1.19 FOR _ 60-pk. woodgrain. Disposable butane aroma. 100 social, 50 business or OUR REG. 774 MM-‘ 70 m STOKE. OUR REG. 59F & 69F mail-a-check envelopes. 280, 2-ply tissues. Zodiac, green floral lighter. Adjustable. tO niY. NO WUNCHECKS.

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