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Partly cloudy today, highs In 50s. Area news...... 8 Dear Abby...... 19 Fair and cooler tonight, lows in upper Business...... 9 Editorial ...... 4 20s or low 30s, Increasing cloudiness Classified__ 13-18 Family ___5 & 7 TOM B EA H IE Saturday, high in 50s. National weather “ T fc e Bright One*^ Comics...... 19 Sports ...... 11-13 Meat Manager aays...Don’t misa out on this Fantastic U.S.D.A. Choice Beet forecast map on Page 16. TWENTY PAGES TWO SECTIONS Salal Every place of beef trimmed of excess bone & fat...Hera’s tenderness MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1976- VOL. XCV, No. 162 Myond your fondest sxpectatlons...and the Finest Quality Beef all U.S.D.A. PRICE! FIFTEEN CENTS Choice assuring you a better buy for your money. Please your family as well as your purse and shop Highland Park’s U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Sale Now! And we will custom cut meat to your specifications! So shop now and save! Save! Despite public apology Sava! Sale Ends Sat., April 10th. REPEAT OF A SELLOUT ^Ethnic purity’ comment USDA agues Carter eampaign ^ '£V. lly LEWIS EOHI) “It was an unfortunate choice of Jackson told Pittsburgh reporters becoming the nominee in a llnilcil Press liilernutionul words and an unfortunate use of a he was "appalled" by Carter's deadlocked Democratic convention “J CHOICE Two words — "ethnic purity" — phrase,” Carter said. “I know how I remarks. “He is talking to one group strengthened by the Carter flap—got plagued presidential candidate Jim feel. I know my record in Georgia. I one way and another another way," a heartier welcome than any of the my Carter today. would make sure that anyone, who Jackson said. declared candidates in Pennsylvania. The former Georgia governor wanted to move into a neighborhood, Hubert Unmphrey — his chances of apologized at a Philadelphia news would have the right to do it." conference Thursday for saying Carter was asked whether he was REG. :0% OFF there was nothing wrong with a com saying "there is nothing wrong with SAVE munity “ trying to maintairt the the thought, just that it was a poor ROASTS, STEAKS & GROUND REEFI » » ; PER LR. ethnic purity of its neighborhoods." use of words.” He replied: "Yes.” But criticism mounted — not only Udall, also in Philadelphia cam Food stamp reforms U.S.D.A. CHOICE from opponents Morris Udall and paigning for the April 27 Penn BONELESS Henry Jackson but also from blacks, sylvania primary, termed Carter's BACK RUMP lb 1.89 <1.51 a major source of support in Carter's words "very disturbing language to approved by Senate ROUND ROAST string of Democratic primary vic hear from a presidential candidate." ■ uis.faVA.CHO'lCE...... tories. "I think Americans — particularly WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite coalition of conservatives' said new LARGE "That statement is going to haunt our minorities — should ask Carter: Buckley portrait viewed END arguments it would bust the budget, Agriculture Department cost data in RIB ROAST OF BEEF 1.89!<1.S1 him for a long time," said Rep. Just who do you want to wall out?" the Senate has approved a com dicate the compromise would actual Ronald Dellums, a black con Udall said. Dr. William Buckley and Mrs. Mary Ann Harvill, president of promise food stamp reform bill to ly add $500 million to the program's the Buckley School PTA, inspect the portrait of Dr. Buckley FIRST gressman from California. “He's Udall noted that Carter had stated eliminate high-income abusers from $5.8 billion price tag. If the figures now vulnerable. He’s on the defen he also favored affirmative action CHlIck sfEAK or ROAST CUT ib.1 l O S the program but substantially in are accurate, Allen said, the bill which was presented to the school Thursday by Mrs. Harvill. L/ ...... rr.T ...... ;...... sive." housing programs, involving federal crease benefits for the truly needy. would amount to "budget rbusting" The presentation took place during a Grade 2 Bicentennial U.S.D.A. CHOICE ROUND - a ,.! US.D.A. CHOICE - CENTER CUT : ^ . A telegram denouncing Carter’s funds to break down traditional The program, whiQh helps feed and “reform in reverse." program at the school. (HeraL^photo by Pinto) statem ent was filed by the 17 patterns of segregation. about 19 million persons, had been lb. members of the Black Caucus, in CUBE STEAKS M l-?? 5®! ] "That add-on is characteristic of criticized for allowing families with I cluding Rep. Andrew Young of his approach,” Udall said. "On an U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BONELESS incomes up to $16,00 to qualify. A key Georgia, one of Carter's leading sup amazing number of major issues reform will limit eligibility to per $10 million short SHOULDER ROAST or STEAK 11.89 11.5 1 porters. Jimmy meets himself going through sons with net incomes at or below RATH'S that revolving door." poverty level, now $5,050 for a family uVs.D.A. CHOiCE CAlV oRNIA UNDEM^^ = » « '■ of four. SAUSAGE MEAT 39 ^ lb. The bill passed 52-22 Thursday and Legislature ready to okay CHOCK ROAST 11 1 .3 9 1,?1.1 1 was sent to the House, Earlier,, Low bids average 3.38% senators cleared awpv a budgetary MR. BOSTON hurdle and adopted the compromise TOP round roast i 11 -89! 1.1.51 on short-term notes version on a 49-39 vote. FISHCAKES . ib59^ The Senate also approved, 71-0, a $1.8 billion state budget UVS.D.A. CHOICE - BONELESS ^ a = « 4 ' ‘i h Manchester has received a low bid bid of 3.42 per cent for $400,000. companion bill requested by the HARTFORD (UPI) - A $1.8 billion The Senate voted 22-14 on the only ineffective GOP opposition. DUBUQUE averaging about 3.38 per cent for $1.4 There were seven bidders at the Agriculture Department to reduce lb. state budget, which backers said in revenue bill, raising $116.8 million in While the budget's bottom line was BOnOM ROUND ROAST ! H .89 i 1 1 .5 1 million in bond anticipation notes for bid opening Wednesday at Hartford fraud among vendors who sell the volved "only pain,” was a step away new state revenues but only $14.5 only $1.7 million below the $1.8 billion work on the Regional Occupational food coupons. The bill sets tighter CANNED HAM .3lb.cinM .9 9 National Bank in Hartford. from full legislative approval today, million through higher taxes. The the governor recommended, there Training Center at the campus of The notes are bond anticipation controls for reporting of stamp but the threat of a vetp by Gov. Ella spending bill was backed 110-35 in the were major sliifts from her proposals Manchester Community College. notes to refinance notes which receipts and criminal penalties for SIRLOIN STEAK ll2 .4 9 il1 .9 9 T. Grasso hung over it. House and 27-8 in the Senate. on how to raise the extra $116 Jhe successful bidders were Hart mature April 15 and were sold to a vendors who withhold or embezzle Mrs. Grasso has said the spending "There are no politics in this million. ford National Bank with bids of 3.35 food stamp money. New York City investment group at side of the budget approved by the" budget, only pain, ” said House The biggest change in the spending per cent for $500,000; and 3.39 per Ironically, the major debate on the FISH DEPT 4.75 per cent interest. The new notes House and the Senate Thursday was Majority leader William A. O'Neill, bill was a $7 million addition to state T-BONE STEAKS il.2.59 i 1 .2 .0 7 cent for another $500,000; and run from April 15 to Oct. 15.- food stamp bill focused not on the proposed reforms but on its $10 million short. The revenue bill, D-East Hampton, answering institutions of higher education, to be Colonial Bank and Trust Co. with a raised through tuition hikes. budgetary impact. also passed by the Senate Thursday, Republican charges Democrats were FRESH About $70 million in revenue would Sen. James Allen, D-Ala.. and a was to be considered by the House overspending because this is an elec PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 112 .5 9 :1 2 .0 7 today. tion year, be raised next fiscal year, beginning Mrs. Grasso said Thursday she July 1, through two accounting POLLOCK News summary could not accept a budget with a methods, shifting into that fiscal TOP ROUND STEAKS 112.49 j H .9 8 built-in, $10 million deficit, and, if year tax revenues usually not due in Complied from United Press International Court helps Mrs. Ford lawmakers endorsed, it she would state coffers until the following fiscal FILLET 1.09 U.S.O.A. CHoiCE "fulfill my responsibilities," ap year. parently meaning a veto. About $35 million would come from EVE STEMES ^3.49 {<2.70 State National Appropriatio-ns Committee corporate business taxes, $30.6 Coehairman Sen. Robert D. Houley, million would be from utility taxes NEW HAVEN - R. Sargent NEW YORK — Sources said avoid picket lines D-Vernon, said the budget was a and another $4 million would be from Shriver Jr., one of six dropouts Thursday the defense in the NEW YORK (UPI) -With the Ladies Home Journal, where she was “livable product, a product of our foreign insurance levies. from the Democratic presiden kidnap trial of Samuel Bronf assistance of a federal court order. honored for h&r "inspirational times. " “ It does no one any favors " Part of a $36 million gap forecast tial race, said Thursday night man II may be that the victim First Lady Betty Ford avoided leadership." and will "reduce the service level of for the end of this fiscal year would Highland Park is where you get the WITH THIS COUPON in addressing the Yale Political was actually one of the IFilA This Coupon crossing a picket line Thursday night The First Lady, who celebrated her the state." be bridged with $27.7 million raised Union that Sen. Hubert plotters. * to receive the "Woman of the Year” 58th birthcfay on Thursday, wore a "This is as honest a budget as has by one of the accounting methods Humphrey, D-Minn., has a Choicest Meats In Town! award from Ladies' Home Journal at full-length red kimono with gold ever been presented to the General applied to levies on cigarettes, good chance of winning the COCA BEACH, Fla. - The alcohol and gasoline and a $7,3 CHIFFON “ IT e Give Old Fashion Butcher Service!” strike-bound NBC. brocade, sue told reporters alter the Assembly," was the reply from Ap election this year. body of Virginia Bennett, Mrs. Ford entered the Ed Sullivan ceremony that she decided to appear propriations Cochairman Rep. John million federal grant. 317 HIGHLAND STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. mother-in-law of Sen. Edward Theater by the Broadway entrance despite the pickets because she J. Groppo, D-Winsted. The only real tax increase would be SOFT Hours: Mon. & Tues. til 6:00; Wed., Thurs. & Fri. til FREE MERIDEN — Schools were M. Kennedy, D-Mass., was without incident and taped a segment wanted to honor her previous com The budget bills, drafted by the in the gasoline levy, which would go closed for the third continuous found in her apartment 9:00; Sat. & Sun til 6:00 of the show in which she was honored mitment to the show's producers. legislature, based on the budget Mrs. up on June 1 from 10 cents to 11 cents day today as teachers con Thursday but authorities said by the Journal for her "inspirational "I had hoped everything would Grasso proposed last February, a gallon and raise an extra $14.5 MARGARINE 7 O z. "Solo tinued to strike in protest of the there were no indications of leadership." A court order prohibited have been settled. I didn't want to sailed through both chambers with million. city’s rejection of a contract. foul play. Details were not im picketing at the Broadway entrance. cross the picket lines, " Mrs. Ford The city claims it cannot afford mediately released. On the 53rd Street side— where said. Kitchen the contract in the light of an picketing was allowed — protestors She said President Ford "didn't estimated deficit of $800,000. DENVILLE.N.J.-Doctors chanted, "Don't cross picket lines,” really ask me not to cross the picket Rep. Esposito accused at the hospital where Karen and “scab,” to celebrities walking line. He always leaves it up to me. " 1 lb. tub I X WATERBURY - Mayor Ann Quinlan has Iain comatose into the theater. Meanwhile, in Washington ■ • - Dispenser Edward D. Bergin Jr. was to for a year said Thursday they One Coupon Per Family I The pickets, members of Local 11 Thursday, federal mediator Kenneth of attefhpted bribery Good Thru Sat., April 10th meet today with Gov. Ella T.’ will not appeal the New Jersey of the National Association of Broad E. Moffett summoned negotiators for Grasso. Attorney General Carl Supreme Court ruling that she head ol waier compliance for the En cast Employes and Technicians, NBC and NABET together for the HARTFORD (UPI) - Unless One Coupon Per Family | R. Ajello and Tax Com has a “right to die." vironmental Protection Department, were protesting an alleged lockout by first time since talks broke off last someone complains. Rep. Donald F. and Taylor quickly phoned REDEEM AT Good Thru Sat., April 10th | missioner Gerald J. Heffernan Esposito will escape investigation by the network. week in San Diego, authorities. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Redeem At | to get them to consider the WASHINGTON - A con the legislature's. Ethics Committee. Connecticut Gov. Ella Grasso and NABET, representing 1,700 new- ■Taylor's affidavit, filed in support Highland Park Market | city's request for a special gressman’s wedding and an in swriters and technicians, tried early The Danbury Democrat stands for Rep. Bella Abzdg, D-N.Y., who also of ttie Superior Court warrant for exemption to keep from going advertent action on the con mally charged with stuffing $500 in were invited to appear, declined to Wednesday morning to end its six- Esposito's arrest, said the bribe was broke. The city seeks permis ference committee may have bribe money into the pocket of a state cross the line. day strike against NBC, but company to get him to alter an environmental sion to float bonds to cover doomed efforts to work out a guards in New York barred their en official. nearly $12 rnillion in deficits Mrs. Ford entered the Ed Sullivan permit for a planned, 120-unit, con compromise on the federal theater in Manhattan at the front en trance. E sposito, 44, was a rre ste d and requesting the legislature election law before Easter. dominium in Brookfield, near Dan trance without incident while union The union has declared itself the Thursday on a bribery charge related to close out the city’s books. Pending such an agreement, bury. PRODUCE DEPT. DAIRY members picketed at a side stage victim of a "lockout," but NBC says to a condominium development that The condominium' owner. DELI DEPT. FROZEN FOOD GROCERY DEPT. funds for candidates for the paid him $31,000 as a "consultant.” SPECIALS door, where they were restricted by it wants to wait for a contract settle Lawrence Malawista, of Pound TENDER primary elections are being He was freed without bond and was SCOnFAGUl GROCERY SPECIAl Federal Court order issued late in ment before it lets the workers back Ridge, N.Y., paid Esposito $31,000 as BOGNER'S SWEET L K Regional withheld. to be arraigned April 27. the Vfternoom ' ^ the Job because it fears sabotage. a "consultant” on the environmental ORANGE JUICE TISSUES He will not resign as a lawmaker, FRANKS .8 9 ‘ ■ llH.' .J/89' ASPARAGUS Once inside! Mrs. Ford taped a se g -^ Issu e s in the contract dispute in- permit, said another affidavit by SW EH UFE NEW YORK DOMINO BOSTON — Two days of said Esposito, cochairman of the NEW MOn COUNTRY STYU SO ment of the program, sponsored by eluded wages and union jurisdiction Gormley s chief detective, Joseph 0 hearings by a commission es State and Urban Development Com BANQUET BUFTH STYU APPLE JUICE...... ■ of certain employes. Gazek. WEAVER'S 5 9 * . SHARP CHEDDAR tablished by Congress to make mittee, because, “We did nothing "Esposito attempted to offer me a DINNERS...... CNKXEN OF THE SEA the first comprehensive study wrong, nothing im m oral." He CHICKEN ROLL International sum of money which I refused," the *1.59 CAUFORNU Light or Dark of the American Indian since declined further comment. CHUNK LIGHT TUNA ...w< affidavit said. "He took the money in SWET L K m o VEOTAMIS .55' * 1 . 7 9 . 1928 opened in Boston today. It Armed man robs woman *^thics Cochairman Sen. James J. KRANIS mUTEll CORNOR ^ CARROTS is estimated there are 17,000 LONDON — Prime Minister Murphy, D-North Franklyn, said loose bills and tried to hand it to me. 1 refused. He then jammed it in my BOAEDHAM...... TEWERPEAS 7 / Q Q C TMSHBAGS »..^ ^1.6 9 C&F SIfflEDDED OR CUBED Indians in New England today James Callaghan backed by a making night deposit Thursday official complaints to the *2.39 representatives of about 20 younger, new look cabinet, committee rather than arrests are pocket. VEGETABUS H "He told me to think it over for 24 PURMA 3/ 49 * MAZARREILA tribes and groups are expected headed into a tough battle the trigger for its investigations of RUSSEirS WmERBAR A gun-carrying masked man The man demanded the money — hours and to > consider it for my CARNATION HEAT A SERVE to submit testimony. today to win trade union sup PUPPY CHOW JUMBO WHITE robbed a Manchester woman of about totaling $397 — and the victim com lawmakers, children. 1 went to my office and GERMAN BOLOGNA *5.89 CHEESE port for his economic recovery “By law we are prevented from in .89‘ SHRIMP...... :*1.59 WMDa $400 Thursday night as she was plied. The man then ran away, counted the money. There was $500, BOSTON — Canadian program. vestigating until someone files a GRAPEFRUIT making a night deposit at a North heading south. The robber was "After a few minutes, I called in MOTHER GOOSE BIATON WINDOW CLEANER 1 1 . provinces’ hopes for regional complaint,” he said. "We'll probably 49* End bank, police reported today. described as of slight build, having a my assistant director and told him 69* cooperation with New England BANGKOK, Thailand - A wait for a determination of the LIVERWURSTm .. *1.59 CHEESE PIZZA ...... „ SOlO S Or iht Police said the victim, Agnes ;76ung voice and wearing dark the story and he also counted the 69« 3 99* on electricity may hinge on hijacked Philippine Air Lines REFILL CUPS...... b CORONET NATURAL Davis, was depositing receipts of the clothing. case," money. After discussing the matter, COOPER 49* ' Canada’s willingness to release jetliner carrying three Moslem Police said the Thursday incident, Should Esposito be convicted — BIROS EYE precious oil supplies during Davis Family Restaurant, 1141 1 then went to see Assistant Attorney KOLOOG COUNTRY MORNMC FLORIDA gunmen and 12 hostages on a at about 9:25 p.m., appeared to be bribery is a felony carrying a top SHARP CHEESE TASTI FRIES ICECREAM tim es of shortages, Guy Tolland Tpke., at the Hartford General Brian O'Neill." *1.59 59* CEREAL hopscotch flight from Manila similar to a March 13 holdup at the penalty of five years in prison, a $5,- . 19. Nichols of the New England National Bank & Trust Co.'s North The environmental permit in ques SARA UE PECAN 69* JUICE ORANGES to Libya was grounded in Manchester Shopping Parkade. In 000 fine or both - he must resign Electric System said Thursday Manchester branch, 220 N. Main St. tion required Malawista to put $60,- STREUta OR STISUSa OCEAN SPRAY lb. Bangkok today with that case, a restaurant manager was since felons cannot hold elective of 79 *.. at a session drawing up an As she approached, the night (KK) in an escrow account for con HAMPAniES “-^ n .8 9 COFFEE CAKES mechanical problems and of robbed at gunpoint of the night fice in Connecticut, *1.09 CRANBERRY SAUCE .lln . 5 lb. beg agenda for a June meeting of deposit facility, Mrs. Davis heard a struction of the condominium's sep 3/*l ficials said it might have to re deposit he was making at the Connec Chief State's Attorney Joseph T. governors and province noise behind her. She turned and saw tic system, but Malawista and main overnight. a man with a gray ski mask, holding ticut Bank & Trust Co., 254 W. Mid Gormley said Esposito gave $500 premiers. cash on April 1 to Robert B. Taylor, Esposito maintained they didn't have a silver-colored, long-barreled pistol. dle Tpke. the $60,000, Tavlor said. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, April 9. 1976— PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn- Frl., April 9, 1978 Police arrest three men Vacation Bible School Police investigating FACTORY OUTLET on narcotics charges. to start April 12 COUNTRY BARN 74e ANTIQUES everything for making theft of steel beams The Church of Christ, Mrs. Cathy Sheridan, five- Manchester Police detectives, with third-degree larceny. Police Lydall and Vernon Sts., year olds. a w o n M I easter! anrted with arrest warrants obtained said the charges stem from thefts of Manchester Police are in Bamini told police. will open its Vacation Bible Mrs Jean Thompson and .cento acandy after undercover "buys,” lodged motor vehicle batteries from school Mrs. Margaret Wimmer, 110% vestigating a variety of thefts and In other incidents reported School during the public /V W l ■ APRIL 10-11th OnlyJ .b u k eto acaUoplwm drug charges against three persons buses on Glen Rd. Court date is April NOTICE burglaries reported Thursday, in Thursday: school’s spring break next kindergarten; Mrs. Sandra ALL FIRST QUALITY SHOES ARE .napkint .toMedotht this morning. 26. week (April 12-15). Johnson and Mrs. Suzanne cluding the disappearance of struc • Burglars stole a stereo system ALWAYS 25% TO 60% OFF REGULAR 26 inch Board work William Henderson, 19, of 233 • Joseph P. Lyman, 20, of 14 Arch Ciaraldi, first grade; Mrs. ANTIQUES INCLUDE: tural steel from a Tolland Tpke. site. and an antique clock in a break into a The school is open to all RETAIL PRICE AT THE COAT RACK! tabl«, pin. drop tosf tabl., t«a chMt, blink.1 chMt, and much more .1 tairway pricasi Burnham St. was charged with il St., charged Thursday afternoon with Juanita Nelson and Mrs. The structural steel, discovered Tolland Tpke. home. children from the com bird cag« wlntdor., ca.t iron cook stov., plus a good legal possession and sale, of a driving while his license was Choose from Joyce, Neturellzer, Life "we have every missing Thursday from the rear of • About $80 in cash was taken in a munity ages 2 through Pauline Todd, second aaiactlon of uaed himitura, raflnlahad and In tha rough •) prescription drug. suspended and driving while under Stride, end SRO end S A V E *5.00-'15.00 little thlngl" the Connecticut Motor Lodge, 404 burglary into the Mark Manufac grade 6. All classes meet grade; Mrs. Maria Carter - collactiblaa, Iramat, mirrora, atonaware, bottlaa, ate. Rafael Trujillo, 18, of Bissell St. the influence of liquor. The charge EVER Y DAYI Tolland Tpke., is worth about $1,500, turing Co., 140 Hilliard St. Entry to Monday through Thursday and Mrs. Hope Thurston, was charged with iliegal possession was lodged after a minor accident in 48 Purnell Place, Manchester "where a police said. the building was made by smashing mornings from 9:30 to third grade. . LOCATED: On Routa 207, |utt 2W mllat from and sale of a controlled substance a Hartford Rd. parking lot, police Mrs. Jackie Frasher and Hear o f Worth*$ • One Flight Up - 649-8687 dollar’s It consisted of four steel I-beams, glass, police said, and the burglar, 11:15. junction of Rt. 85 and Rt. 207. (amphetamines). said. Court date is April 27 A closing recitation Mrs. Linda Dizer, forth' to T " ~ r .A A ^ each of them about 4 by 8 inches in who apparently cut himself while DIv. Carrisgt Houi* * the mtracie of mota SIreiC 0 a dollarl " Paul B. Duffy, 17, of 689 Main St. program will be held grade; Mrs. Elaine COAT ( \ a ; size and 2(ffeet long. Several other I- breaking in, left some blood behind. ^ BouNquB wad. thru Sun. 10-S; Mon. and Tue*. by was charged with illegal possession Caruthers and Mrs. Marion SACK 1/ * HOURS: downtown manchester beams at the site weren't disturbed. • A break into a Vernon St. home Thursday evening at 7:30. Open 9t30 to 5:30 and sale of a controlled substance Historian dies chanea, or appointment 642-7669. A large truck had to be used to in which the only item taken w ^ a The Staff is as follows: Risley, fifth and sixth Thun, (il 9i00 (tranquilizers). (• steal the steel, polled said. The theft set of house keys. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Private Mrs. Beverly Little of grades. Each was heid on a $1,000 surety occurred after April 1, victim John funeral services are planned for Rockville and Mrs. Candy bond for appearance April 26 in Com Prof. Lewis P. Curtis, 75, a noted Martikainen of Tolland, mon Pieas Court 12, East Hartford. historian who retired from Yale two-year olds; Mrs. Nancy Door-to-door check Police said the arrests are the University in 1969. Curtis, who had Madrak and Mrs. Linda Weaving a wall hanging resuit of a iengthy iocal investigation beetNln poor heaith recentiy, died Soucier, three-year olds; invoiving purchase of small quan Thursday at his New Haven home. Mrs. Linda Silva and Sand! tities of the substances by Among his students at Yale were Thurston,' four-year olds; for dogs planned Mary Carmody weaves a wall hanging in preparation for an art authorities. Kingman Brewster Jr., the universi Mrs. Debbie Hanly and and crafts fair sponsored by the Manchester Community College ty president, and author John Art Club to be held Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. at the Hartford fid. Other arrests made or summonses Hersey. Animal control authorities will The last townwide survey of dogs, campus building. College students will display and-demonstrate issued by Manchester Police in For many years one of Yale’s cluded : begin a door-to-door check, for un done about five years ago, resulted in ceramics, batik, tie-dyeing, weaving, macrame and silk leading teachers, he had been chair discovery of several hundred un • Ross K. Hunt, 19, of 4 Tyler Cir licensed dogs in Manchester Monday, screening. Some of the craft items wili be for sale. Children un man of a new program, "History, Police Chief Robert Lannan an licensed canines, Matthewson said. cle, charged on a warrant Thursday Arts and Letters. " He is survived by nounced today. Townspeople were warned that der 12 will be admitted free. (Herald photo by Dunn) his widow, Jean et, a son and St. James SPECIAL! The townwide survey will be con failure to obtain a license for a dog daughter. ducted by Manchester Dog Warden six months or older can result fn a IRS usisislunoe Film Rating Guide gym show court fine of up to $25. Authorities TO 4 0 ”'^“ John McClelland and state Canine Of offered taxpuyers (or p.nronts a n d their children Connecticut Ballroom Dance Asiociallon ficer Ronald Matthewson, assisted asked townspeople to comply with Assorted Plant Stands General audiences. All ages admitted. tonight by a group of youth volunteers state laws and cooperate in the sur A representative from the Internal BALLROOM DANCING Reg. 11.99 to 24.99 authorized by Lannan. vey. Revenue Service will be in Manchester tonight and Saturday to Parental guidance suggested. Some material may Al Gentile’s Orchestra The rhythmic theme not be suitable for pre-teenagers. Saturday 9 to 1 songs of television shows NOW stand for grouping assist in the preparation of 1975 in *7,0*17 plant$(not includf come tax returns. and other songs were com Dateline 1776 [Y j Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent Sturdy and attractive. Branford woman Office hours will be from 6 to 8 bined with the athletic or adult guardian. 120 MAorlMd p tr «1or«, Ho Rain Chacka. By linijpd Press International wins lottery p.m. tonight and from 9 a.m. to 1 OE PASQUALE’S youth at St. Jam es School NEW YORK, April 9 - A local Wednesday night at the p.m. Saturday — both in the (X) No one under 17 admitted (age limit may vary in cer= Berlin Tpke., Newington, Conn. resident wrote a ioyalist friend that HARTFORD (UPI) - Mrs. Hazel school in a gym nastic Municipal Building Hearing Room. lain areas). A d m . *6 Per C o u p le , itxinciudsd Show Plants in 7” Pots or with the American troops on hand, Jackson, 85, of Branford, won the The sessions will be the last for this show. The gymnastic show will ir, 8” Hanging Baskets the city was “evacuated by most of $200,000 weekly lottery jackpot year. Next Thursday, April 15, is the For Roservatlons 429-1728 or 1-800-382-0682 its members (especiaily the fair) and drawing Thursday night. The winning be repeated tonight at 7:30 deadline date for filing 1975 income SAVE that “business of every kind Connecticut lottery number was 30- tax returns. at the school. OVER Featured were the St. stagnated.” He estimated there were Green-211, and The Wheels of For B J’s Pizza 4 I I ‘ 2 14,000 troops on hand. tune Bonus number was 90-20. GIi:^THEATRES EAST James varsity gymnastics MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER SH. PARKADE'UJ bJOl team and the St. IJames Swedish ivy, wandering Jew, prayer & Grocery Store m Boys Leader Corps. plant, Australian umbrella tree Manchatter Evening Herald and rubber plant. 2 118 HITS WEEKEND SPECIAL! 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^«.C t * Pageant judges named f Engaged College notes ev’t» f 'acs*****--' Btf r EuFtting ralJi and Brian F. Gsell, 648 Old East Hartford. Donna M. Kinney, 126 Heading the list of judges for the Cohy-S'weany Among the students Manchester — A City of Village Charm Post Rd., Tolland. Also, Allen W. Schindler Mountain Spring Rd., Miss Manchester Scholarship receiving high honors at The engagement of Miss Debora Students receiving of 4 Davis Rd., Ellington; Tolland; Richard F. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Pageant to be held Saturday will be the Hartford State Lee Colty of Rocky Hill to David Technical College, are: honors are: John A. Dianna-Jo Lisk, 94 Kellner, 14 Gaynor Place, ^ M«mb«r, Audit Burttu of Circulation Member. United Press International Hilton Kaderli, weather forecaster Charles Sweany of Medway, Mass., Daggett, 42 Chester St., Coleman Rd,; Roger. W. Vernon; and Kimberly A. for television station WFSB Channel Gerald P. Harrington, 55 1 Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, has been announced by her mother Steven A. Gudzunas, Pratt Fujimoto of 137 Regan Rd. Wooiam, 1185 Main St., 3. Kaderli was born in Fort Worth, Burnside Ave., East Hart I Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Mrs. Wilfred J. Colty of Chicopee, ford; John J. Betz, 22 St., Michael W. Raymond, and Donald S. Schaefer, 44 ■ South Windsor. Tex., and spent his first 19 years in Mass. She is also the daughter of the Raymond F. Robinion. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkingion. Managing Editor \ i Sunset Rd., Ellington; Kim 245 B u rn h am St.', Elm St., both of Rockville; that state. He moved to Oklahoma late Wilfred J. Colty. (Christopher F. Singarella, where he attended the University of V. Prokop, 15 Middle Mr. Sweany is the son of Mrs. Butcher Rd., Rockville; 180 Burnside Ave., all of Opinion Oklahoma and participated in the Harold M. Sweany, (the former campus radio station. This Carolyn Stavnitsky of Manchester), This printing test pattern is ADD A POOL experience changed Kaderli’s in and Harold M. Sweany of Indiana, terest from law to broadcasting and part of The Herald quality Pa., formerly ofCalvert City, Ky. control program in order to THIS SUMMER halfway through his college career The bride-elect was graduated give you one of the finest he made a similar switch in his •om Chicopee Comprehensive High newspapers in the nation. major. School in Aldenville, Mass. She is A police case Working as a jack-of.-all trades in a. employed by Commercial Credit small Oklahoma radio station, Equipment Corp. A ' oiS Kaderli found an opening on a televi Her fiance was graduated from of sexual equality sion station when he auditioned as a North Marshall High School in six-month replacement for a weather Calvert City, Ky. He was graduated When You Run A girl in Oklahoma City. He moved into from Murray (Ky.) State University When does sexual equality that since all police academy the newsroom at KWTV in Oklahoma Herald Want Ad and is presently attending Holliston 643-2711 amount to rank discrimination? graduates are immediately City and then relocated to join Junior College in Holliston, Mass. WTTG-TV in Washington, D.C. After Hilton Kaderli This is the question facing assigned the same jobs, both The couple is planning a May 29 two years with WTOP-TV in wedding at Concordia Lutheran TURN YOUR BACKYARD INTO A the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of sexes should be trained alike. state, and national Miss America Washington as weather reporter, Church in Manchester. ____ in u u A Appeals in Cincinnati in a case And no doubt there would be Kaderli was transferred to Hartford Pageants, making it the largest BEACH, BUY NOW FOR LOW involving alleged un charges of discrimination if when the Post-Newsweek Corp. scholarship foundation in the world PRICES AND BE READY FOR THE purchased Channel 3. Kaderli and his for women. HOT SUMMER AHEAD constitutional discrimination this were not true — if women family live in Simsbury. The ladies will be introduced in the 10-SPEED V against women candidates for were not given equal assign Other judges include Paul Bailey Auditorium at Manchester I SABRINA POOLS H the Columbus, Ohio, police ment opportunities, including Castoline, general chairman of the High School. Proceeds from the BICYCLE i t I Route 44, Coventry, Conn. 06238 event are contributed to the At no cost or obligation to me. I would like department. The complaint is Miss Bristol Scholarship Pageant; I that of beat patrolman, as well Gaylan S. Edwards, former field scholarship fund awarded to the con SALE p I to know more about owning a Sabrina Pool not that women are treated as equal pay. director of the Miss Connecticut testants and to the Manchester About town BIG SAVINGS ON ^ Nome: ...... differently from men but that But as one judge observed, Pageant; Kenneth J. Murphy, state Scholarship Foundation. Advance sale tickets are available Address:...... they are treated the same. chasing people is part of a Reflections in early spring (Photo by Doug Bevins) field director for the Massachusetts S The "Record" or "Gran Prix" S and Connecticut State pageants; and at Watkin’s, the Senior Citizens C ity:...... Sto le...... The department’s physical police officer’s job. So is firing Polish National Alliance Group ^ GRAN PRIX THE RECORD m Cheryl-Leigh Buffum, teacher at the Center, or by calling Gary Espelin, 1988 will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. ~ $188.00 Value $148.00 Value ^ Telephone: ...... Zip tests require a candidate to run a revolver. What happens in a' Horace W. Porter School in Coven ticket chairman at 528-8330, John's Polish National Catholic L —— -Mail Coupon Today— — — — 440 yards in 100 seconds, perilous situation if a try. Church Hall, Golway St. The Polish ^ w*149“ »*129“ S John A. Hedlund, vice president of VISIT OUR SHOWROOM OPEN 7 DAYS 9 scramble through an obstacle policewoman is unable to give Have the liberals become too elitist? Women’s Alliance Group 518 will the Heritage Savings and Loan meet Sunday at 3 p.m. in the church < HUNDREDS OF BIKES ON SALE ^ SAT & SUN 12-6 course and pull a revolver her fellow officers the support Association and John W. Thompson, WASHINGTON - A funny thing roaring. “They made the Fred Harris is out of it, and besides FOCIS class hall. OR CALL trigger so many times in one and assistance they would deputy mayor of Manchester will happened on my way to a second cup workingman feel illiberal; they he's always been just a touch un ON ALL MAKES! 742-7308 or 640-8933 ANYTIME Andrew Tully serve as auditors. minute. Failing any of these expect from a man? of morning coffee. The house liberal poked fun at him, they made him a fashionable for the elitists. Fred is on Wednesday Augustus M. Kelley, of Little m n ^ ^ a tests eliminates the candidate. caricature. In their eyes, if you’re The Miss Manchester Pageant, Compton, R.I., a book publisher and This talk about sexual looked up from her newspaper and for the Common Man, but let's face sponsored by the Manchester OPEN MON. said she agreed with President problem is that they have become too not a cultural liberal, then you're not gardner, will speak at the “We question the nature of equality is all very well, but it, he lives in a trailer. Jaycees, will feature seven young Post-partum classes sponsored by TO 0 P.l elitist. Those who wield the power in a political liberal.” Manchester Garden Club meeting jpina rooid Ford’s charge that the Democratic Jimmy Carter? He prays, ladies from the greater Manchester the Family Oriented Childbirth Infor these tests and contend thaf despite contentions by some tne esiaoiisnmeni aon i warn io_ Lioerais indeed have been too stan Monday at 7:30 p.m, in the Robbins Party is to blame for “big sometimes in public, if you can im area who will vie in swimsuit, talent mation Society (FOCIS) will be held they discriminate against women libbers to the contrary, associate with anybody who can’t or doffish, going ‘way back to Jack agine that. To fhe elitists that sum Room of Center Congregational Where Quality Begins government.’’ i and evening gown competition for the Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the con women,” an attorney for the Funny things are happening all won’t meet the standards of their Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. They mons up visions of a Democratic Bil Church, His topic: “ Dwarf there is no escaping the fact title. ference rooms of Manchester Route 44A Coventry 06238 over to the liberals. For instance, political culture. They want to pick manufactured all those grandiose ly Graham opening every Cabinet Conifers." National Organization for that there are certain fun The winner has a chance of going Memorial Hospital. political observers keep asking and choose their supporters — or, social programs, then retired to their meeting with a couple of verses from on to become Miss Connecticut, and, A registered nurse will conduct the Women argued before the damental differences between where they are. Given the liberals’ perhaps a better word, their clubs and to visit their kids' private the Bible. The elitists are not, public if she wins that title, can seek the class which will feature the film court the other day. "We are men and women that no law or capacity for making noise, that’s followers. schools, expecting the unwaged to ly at least, against prayer. But, well, Miss America crown and a $15,000 “The Newborn.” Pre-registration is never happened before. And there Pat Moynihan, our former United make the programs work. Liberal Downtown open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5, Thurs. 9:30-9 only asking the tests be fair,” rule or judicial decree can it is so square to keep announcing scholarship. Nearly one million necessary by calling Mrs, Martin are liberals around the country ac Nations ambassador, sums it up chieftains never had to live with Parkade open Tues.-FrI. 10-9, Mon.-Sat. 10-6 he said, and by fair he means erase. that you believe in God. dollars in educational scholarships Chmielecki, 151 Keeney St. (646-1847) tually saying nice things about Sen. every time he runs into a reporter or forced school busing to achieve The elitist liberais are now turning are awarded annually at the local, or writing FOCIS, 2(f Westfield St. that the physical qualifications And what about the less- Hubert Humphrey, the man their es makes a speech. He claims the racial balance. They made that the to Humphrey. At least, they think for women police officers 'vigorous male who is unable to tablishment denounced in 1968 and “elitist liberals” have so conducted lot of the lathe operator and the shoe they are. They are not big at making r should be leSs strenuous than pass the physical tests but who 1972 as Lyndon Johnson's assistant themselves in the last several years salesman. up their minds these days. At any that they no longer have credit with It is almost incredible that, at this for men. might otherwise make a good war monger. rate, Humphrey would be their last Servicemen For crying out loud, we have even the average voter. writing, the liberals don’t have a run resort. That's tunny, too. Ironic- Classic Look A lawyer for the police officer — as good as any got Sen. Henry Jackson telling “They almost succeeded in running ning candidate for President. Mo funny. Four years ago, Hubert had to department argued, however. woman? audiences that he’s the only viable the workingman out of the Udall? He refuses to call himself a pay his way into George McGovern's Donald J. Masselli, son llusli Pu|)|)ics*aK; your (logs' t e l friends. liberal; he’s now a "progressive,” Democratic candidate for President Democratic Party,” Moynihan keeps hotel suite in Miami. of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Breathin' Brushed Pigskin’ A who’s willing to call himself a Medeiros, 375 Summit St., casual classic bound in soft leather. liberal. Scoop’s record on domestic recently enlisted into the Moc toe in design to give your toes a fashion values Combustible environment issues is almost 100 per cent liberal- Don’t look, here comes the future! U.S. Army for four years to treat. Cushiony nitro crepe sole ' perfect, but he's a no-no to the es w ork as a fin a n c e with a steel shank support. Durable tablishment because he’s a hawk on LEESBURG, Va. - For learn how to do something about the specialist. shoe at a sensible price. are great There are about a million We live in an combustible en national defense and doesn’t trust the Americans, the next 25 years will be pressures that are destroying fun- He will take basic building fires in the United vironment, he points out. The Russians. marked by growipg shortages of Lee Roderick ’ damentally our capability to make training at Ft. Knox, Ky., basic commodities, accelerating choices...the fact is that we’re SIZES States each year and 70 per principal hazard in large Where are the liberals? Well, they The Herald’s * followed by advanced 8'A-12 at demands by “have not” nations to destroying the capital-intensive in P cent of them are residential buildings lies with the con are living in a compound labeled Washington Correspondent finance training at Ft. 12'/i-3 “isolationist," and at the same time share our wealth, fewer white collar dustries in the United States, as far Benjamin Harrison, Ind., 3'/1-6 fires, according to the National tents, not the products used to praying'that Teddy Kennedy will run jobs for even the best educated, symposium, the most radical in the as the free enterprise system is con before going to his perma WIDTHS Commission on Fire Preven build the buildings. In high-rise for Top Banana, Teddy is an un sharper conflict between the need for views he expressed was Robert cerned.” nent duty assignment. Medium, tion and Control. Residential and other large buildings, the abashed internationalist, a worthy energy and the desire for a clean en Coles, Harvard University psy Agreeing with Byrom that Wide, suqgessor to brother Jack, who told vironment, and a possible capital for chiatrist and winner of the Pulitzer capitalism and fundamental Jumbo fires also account for about 40 materials of construction Rufus us in his inaugural speech that U.S. mation crunch that could toss a Prize in 1973 for his three-volume American freedoms are in trouble Ja n a S. P o w e rs, Colors: .... per cent of all property losses make up only one per cent of would defend freedom around the monkey wrench into the U.S. work, Children of Crisis. Coles was Leonard S. Silk, an economics daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gunsmoke i 'is due to fire and 85 to 90 per cent all burnable materials; the globe. Funny, economy. argued that answers are already in writer and member of the editorial Roy R. Powers Jr. of 226 a n d H o u n ' That’s the “good" news that hand for “most major problems of Dawg of all fire deaths. other 99 per cent is primarily I suspect the liberals' major board of the New York Times. Silk, Pinney St., has entered the 7 ■■ emerges from the first of three humanity,” including how to feed however, was not ready to concede U.S. Air Force and The National Bureau of Stan furniture, carpeting, paper Bicentennial “think tank” sym hungry Americans such as those in that the “popular will and the reported for active duty on dards fact sheet shows that in and other working materials posiums which are being held at the the rural South. While suggesting at political means” would not be April 2. A graduate of l l t i s h the decade of 1962-1972, there brought into the buildings. Today’s thought Xerox Corporation's international one point the possibility of “aban forthcoming when the system’s Steve F. Austin High training center near this sleepy town doning capitalism for some type of troubles reach crisis proportions. “1 I V i p p i e s were 12 fatalities a year in More attention should be School in Houston, Tex., 30 miles from Washington. Now for socialism,” Coles later conceded don’t buy that the end is only 15 years she has selected a position high-rise building fires. In the focused on improving the fire- "If anyone loves me he will keep the bad news: in the absence of that “one thing this country does away,” said Silk. in the aircraft my word and my Father will love change, the U.S. social, political and have is political liberty.” Still later Other participants spoke of the MARLOW’S HAS HUSH PUPPIES FOR EVERY same 10-year period, there resistant properties of desks, maintenance specialist MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ^ were 60,000 fatalities in curtains and carpeting, he him, and we shall come to Him and economic systems may be utterly in he appeared to back away from his energy crisis, nuclear proliferation, career field. make our home with Him. capable of dealing effectively with “socialism” suggestion, saying “I’m and the international problems After completion of six WIDE WIDTHS ARE AVAILABLEI residential fires. agrees. But in a broader Those who do not love me do not these challenges. a card-carrying liberal and I want fostered by the covetousness of weeks of basic orientation Statistics like these indicate perspective, research should keep my words. And my word is not Those disturbing thoughts come change in society, but I want to keep developing nations. Of the latter at Lackland Air Force I Of Courj», my own; it is the word of the one who compliments of about 100 of the the freedom we have.” : Expert that the hazard of fire in be directed to reducing the problem, Gabriel Almond, professor Base in San Antonio, Tex., I Filling/ sent me. 1 have said these things to nation’s brightest thinkers who Other major figures at the sym highrise buildings is oversen cost of our current technical of political science at Stanford she will receive ad^nce you while still with you, but the Ad recently were brought to the richly posium likewise appeared to believe University, warned that “the politics technical training ' fSf " M A I L © sationalized, says C. E. Peck, solutions to fire safety. Smoke vocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the appointed Xerox facility for three that a relatively free economy of redistribution, historically, has which transferrable vice president of a building and heat detectors, for exam Father wili send in my name will days of intense musing on what life remains the best hope for the future. always been bloody politics.” college credits will be SHOE DEPARTMENT Main Floor, rear materials manufacturing firm. ple, are very inexpensive com teach you everything and remind you will he like be^tween now and the year The most outspoken panelist voicing Although one speaker seemed to awarded. of all I have said to you. Peace I 2000. Collectively called “Project: such a view, however, was also the Open 6 Days — Thursday ’til 9 P.M. “Considering these fundamen speak for many when he said that pared with attempts to leave with you my own peace I give Knowledge 2000,” the three sym most pessimistic in his outlook on the “people don’t plan for the prevention DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER tal facts,” he asks, “why has eliminate combustibles entire you, a peace the world cannot give, posiums being held here (the other future of capitalism. Fletcher of problems, they react to crisis with ' 649-5221 so much effort been expended this is my gift to you. Do not let your two are scheduled in April and June) Byrom, chairman of the board of a heroics,” the symposium didn’t end The Grand Duchy of Luxem (FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF STORE) ly. bourg has a population of 350,- the past few years in an Once we accept the fact that hearts be troubled or afraid.” John are jointly sponsored by Xerox, the chemical manufacturing company on a note of hopelessness. The We Accept MASTER CHARGE and O 14:22-27 National Science Foundation, and the called the Koppers Co., and chair 000 and a total area of 999 BANKAMERICARD credit cards... “scariness of the ’70s” alone, square miles. attempt to deal with the so- we live in a combustible en Lord give us all the gift of knowing American Revolution Bicentennial man of the President’s Export Coun suggested a participant, hopefully called high-rise fire problem, vironment, says Peck, we can You and living in the quiet of Your Administration. cil, said flatly that his company wili be enough to shock the American while very little has been done then concentrate our efforts on peace. The project, costing an estimated “operates on the theory that the free people into a realization of the Submitted by $736,000, will involve nearly 350 with respect to other, more developing realistic and enterprise system in the United magnitude of the problems they face For Beauty This Spring Plant An The Rev. Paul Trinque leading figures from government, in States may not survive more than and a resolve to do something about basic fire safety problems?” economical fire suppression Church of the Assumption dustry, academia, the professions five more years.” them before the -consequences are & systems. and the media. Videotaped sum Byrom, who added that his firm suffered. Ornamental Tree maries of the sessions will be sent to doesn't invest capital in anything American educator Booker T. communities throughout the country that doesn’t pay out in five years or Washington once remarked that “an • Flowering Crab for local group discussion and — less, explained that his dark view ounce of application is worth a ton of sponsors hope — action on the issues primarily is a result of a national abstraction.” If that is so, the high- • Mountain Ash 'ij' raised in Leesburg. political system in which U.S. pojvered ideas of the brainy group Several of the key participants, all leaders refuse to make politically un assembled here might not account • Crimson Maple of whom were selected by the popular decisions. for very much, since few concrete 9 American Academy of Arts and “...The system that we expense,” plans of action were postulated. If Sciences, suggested that what Is said Byrom, “that has provided us thinking about the future can help us • Kwansan Cherry needed more than accumulation of with the freedoms that we believe in live in it, however, then perhaps the new knowledge is the putting to so strongly, has — what —15 years to thoughts of these thinkers are worth • White Dogwood music to your ears... dots 'Jump' for joy better use of knowledge already in go? I doubt that we can continue the considering after all. hypo-allergenic pierced earrings hand. One of the country’s leading system we have if we don’t start to LARGE SELECTION A FRESH In breezy, easy polyester medical educators. Dr. Robert S. SHIPMENT OF Morison of the Massachusetts EARLYBIRD AZALEAS! PALM SUNDAY Institute of Technology, for example, A lovely discovery...a beautiful solu commented on the incongruity of Yesterdays SALE NOW & EASTER A jumpsuit that begs to be worrying about the possible health • Pink • White • Yellow tion to a problem so many of us havel worn...at home ‘practically’ IN PROGRESS! • Orange • Red aOWERS hazards of environmental air pollu Our 15,000 8q. Ft. Glamorous earrings for pierced ears everywhere...dawn to dusk tion while doing little about the cer MOST IN BUD - READY will Be Ready 25 years ago tions of .\iiuM-U-.ni lii.slo ric a l Saga Ara A Full TO BLOOMI This Weekend... with surgical grade stainless steel and in-between! Zip-in con tain hazards of smoking. documents. S8W Ibt... 1 9 9 9 “We already have evidence that A petition asking the state highway posts — mean irritation problems are commissioner to “take prompt venience, self tie pockets. greatest single cause of cancer is lU years ago gone forever. Gold and silver colors. cigarettes,” said Morison. “If people steps” to widen and improve the Wesley C. Gryk Jr., son of Atty aqd OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Dots or dashing solids. 8-18. Oakland bridge is being circulated Hoops! Loops! Ballsl Bamboo RIngsl and gave up smoking we would have 90 Mrs. Wesley Gryk and a junior « a pair dressed, downtown per cent less cancer 30 years from today for signatures by Mrs. Helen East Catholic High School, is one of StarsI Mod ShapesI jewelry, down Fitzpatrick of 406 Oakland St. Parkade. s- now. But no one has figured out how thrt'P area winners in an essay con WHITHAM NURSERY town and Parkade. to put that knowledge in a way that The Exchange Clubs jjresents the test . n the Uni' d Nations sponsored ROUTE 6, BOLTON “GROW W ITH U S ” 643-7802 “Let me know if you think of something.” teen-agers will understand It.” town with a “Freedom Shrine” con by the United Nations Association of Of the principal panelists at the sisting of authenticated reproduc the United Stales of America. F’AGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HF:raLD. Manchester, Conn., Fti„ April 9. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. April 9, 1976 - PAGE SEVEN GIOVANNVS RESTAURANT NiDul enrolliJM FORMEBLY CHILDER’8 fu e i 280 HARTFORD RD^ MANCHESTER V M jiruei MML-Fii B:S0 s j n .- 7 :0 0 p jn . w g r a n V # * Sat ftOO a.Ri.-3:00 DolRoa Poly^g sale Sm . 7:00 SJII.-12 Noon A KARTFORD PANCAKE SPECIALI aids workshop Sundoyo During April . SPRINGFIELD SALE StrideRite' A " N O j j i i Str'ideRite' The Manchester Sheltered Workshop has M,000 all-purpose ALL YOU CUN EAT! | | Q < .§c\aDwnodott poly bags available to the public. The workshop clients (O EM roR I m M wMor490) O O HENTSCHEL 8 2 S M ih iS L package the bags which are sold at 10 for |1. T r l^ n a z a W* t*m HaKtn mi Amailean foot _ _ lUorKiin* BZBMiinSL This product has contributed to Manchester’s ecology Downtown h r to d o CATIMNO FOR AU OCCAOIONO •Leanii TrI-Cttynaa PBE-cirr Manchostor M«l ClaiM / / ChMwn / OpagMU M6I 5T • (oijfcwwo Farhodo program, and provides paid work for the clients. ______Phono 648-7788 Bags are available at the following outlets: GRANDFATHER Marple Service, 220 Spruce St.; Laraia’a Market, 183 Spruce St.; Hollywood Shell, 342 E. Center St.; Wholesale CLOCKS FACrORY OLTI.KT ffTire, 357 Broad St.; Dick’s Exxon, 411 Hartford Rd.; MANCHESTER VERNON Sherwln Williams, 981 Main St.; Anderson Brothers Exon AprilQ, 10, 11 l u 46W. Contorl 89 Talcottvfflo Rd. and Getty, 110 Center St.; and Brown’s Tires, 333 Main St. Mandioatar, Conn. HOWARD JOHNSON’S MOTOR LODGE 1-91 Center Street Exit WOMENS NAME ^ N D (North of Bradley Int’l. Airport) SHOES, SANDELS COATS WIN A FREE NOW SERVING BREAKFAST t f r a . Windsor Locks, Conn.‘ f t AT OISCOUNT PRICES! FROM 7A.M. to 10:30 A.M. The Manchester Evening Herald prints Friday: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM Saturday; 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM 48 Pimwfl.Placo, Manchestar Featuring I @ more Manchester news than any other Rm t of ITartA's • On* PUgla Vp newspaper. Sunday: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM 649-8687 Scramblod Eggo and Souoago • Hot Danloh Harold E. Belcher Theodore L. Fairbanks Ernest C. Linders Jr. BUY DIRECT AND SAVE Di*. CorrUg* Hou$* BeuUqu* Hot Cakoo and Sauaaga • Engllah MuNIno Open 9:30 to 8:30, Thura. til 9KW % Egg McMuflln a Julco.S Coltao HENTSCHEL brings you its fa mous quality and craftsmanship Legion to bestow life memberships in a complete line of Pre-Cut Clock GIGANTIC Automatic I Kits. Choose from solid 3/4" Wal The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of Homecoming Parade in 1955, past He lives at 57 Main St. with his wife, Brush Car Wash and Wax | nut or Cherry and a complete the American Legion in Manchester chairman of the Past Commanders Dorothy. The couple has three selection of imported Movements will honor three of its members with Association. He served as a member children,' Lawrence at home, and and Dials. Take this opportunity life memberships on May 8 at the of the Manchester Board of Direc Ernest and Christine, married and * 1 . 0 0 i to see these elegant clocksyou can living out-of-town. create yourself. Our Factory Rep Post Home. tors, director and past president of W/Walls - 25* extra | resentative will answerallquestions. The award, the highest honor the Manchester Little League, and is There will be a social hour from 6 bestowed on a Legionnaire on the post to 7 p.m., followed with a roast beef FREE CATALOG presently a member of the ______^ ______I level, will be presented to Harold C. Manchester Permanent Memorial dinner promptly at 7. After the HENTSCHEL CLOCK COMPANY / m o r i ^ t ^ b r o t h e r s / J Belcher, Theodore L. Fairbanks, and Day committee representing the awards program, there will be dan 16 Atlantic Avenue 176 Burnside Ave., E. H. HARTFORD RD. Ernest C. Linders, Jr. citizens and the Bicentennial com cing in the Fireplace Room. So. Dennis. Mass. 02660 QUALITYCRAFT5MENSINCE189Q y Belcher, a World War I veteran, is mittee as parade coordinator. A guest speaker will be announced 31S CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.- Phone 643-S13S I EASTER a 50-year member of the American He is currently in the employ of the at a later date. Tickets are available 528-1554 DAIRY QUEEN Legion. He has served the Bingo Manchester Board of Education as from the Post stewards. Committee for 30 years, worked on supervisor of building and grounds. the Poppy Program for 20 years, Fairbanks who will retire in July, is a served in the decorating of graves for communicant of St. James Church in Births THE CRAFT & HOBBY Memorial Day, and on the fireworks Manchester and resides at 344 Oak committee until that program was St. with his wife, Helen, an active CENTER VIHNERS discontinued. He was a frequent auxiliary member. Charnas, Hillary Joyce, daughter 775 Main Straot, Downtown Monchaator visitor to the area veterans hospital. Linders, a World War II veteran, 843-0338 of Robert D. and Joan Jay Charnas of He devoted 50 years of service to his served the post for two terms as Blue Ridge Dr. She was born March “Your Center For GARDEN CENTER INC. post. He retired from Hamilton Stan commander. He received con 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. BUNNY dard in 1961 and went to work for gratulations from Post, District and Her maternal grandparents are Mr. DIAMOND Mercer-Dunbar as a security guard Department Legionnaires for his and Mrs. Leslie Jay of S. Alton St. EGGEURY” 1 TOLUND TPKL for 11 years. Fully retired now, dedicated and proper conduction of Her paternal grandparents are Mr. **ITe Have Everything For The Hobbieet and Manchestsr/Vsmon Town Uno Belcher at 79, still works Bingo every post business. He presided at 100 per and Mrs. Ben Charnas of New York, Crr*/c«mon| if We DonH Have It We*U Order it Wednesday. cent of his meetings and additional N.Y. Eipecially For You!** 6 4 9 -2 6 2 3 ”He is truly and example of a meetings while in the capacity of SEE dedicated Legionnaire,” said Henry senior vice commander. Osiroul, Jeffrey George, son of Wierzbicki, post public relations of In addition, he served the post by George W. and Rachel Ramsdell JUBILEE ficer. directing the task of rewriting, incor Ostrout of 93 Tracy Dr., Vernon. He THEM A World War II veteran and a past porating, and revising the Post was born April 6 at RockviTle MANCHESTER commander of the post, Fairbanks Constitution and Bylaws; as a General Hospital. His maternal Jfcritage Savings IN THESE has served in many capacities. delegate to District and Department grandmother is Angeline Ramsdell &lMin Association • Since 1891 STATE BANK He served as post safety officer, Conventions; fireworks, home, of North Troy, Vt. His paternal athletic officer, chairman of the executive, nominating, anniversary, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Main onica: 1007 Main St., Manchaatar a 648-4888 STORES home committee, publicity officer, poppy seafood and Old Timers Night Leonard Ostrout of Westfield, Vt. He K-Mart Oltica: Spancar St., Manchaatar • 849-3007 baseball manager, delegate to committees. has two sisters, Cindy and Sherry. Covantry Oflica: Routa 31 a 742-7321 Home of the Free Checking Accounts District and Department Conven The post received the Howard Tolland Olfica: Rt. 195, quartar mila aouth of 1-88, •ttr tions, as an aide to the First District Jacobs Trophy for his successful Mudgetl, Kelly Exit 99, a 872-7387 Anne, daughter of commander at the National Conven membership program. He also Calvin and Jean MapVarish Mudgett OPENINQ SOON - HERITAQE CONVENIENCE 1041 MAIN STREET tion in New York in 1952. CENTER IN FRANK’S SUPERMARKET restored and updated the Gold Card of 78 Hopkins Rd., Ellington. She was ______Eaat MIddIa Tumpika, Manchaatar______Manchester, Conn. 06040 Also, as First District finance of Award program. His talent with tools born April 4 at Rockville General ficer in 1952, played in the post band, on projects at the Post Home, saved Hospital. Her maternal grandmother was chief of staff for the 1953 the membership many dollars. is Mrs. Joseph W. MaeVarish of HANDBAGS • SANDALS Memorial Day Parade, parade Linders is employed by Cheney Ellington. Her paterifel grandmother marshal for the Veterans’ Bros, in the capacity of foreman. is Mrs. Chester Mudgett of Somers.
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945 MAIN ST. 0 ) i , Manchester, MOCCASINS OLDS CUTLASS No. 1 1ntermediate In the U.S. Available with 5 Speeds Wish To Thank The Following PET JUNGLE SPECIAL STARFIREOFFERI ^ tlli 5-Speed and Automatic Transmission Sponsors For Their Support To Our At TRI-CITY PLAZA MAZDA at No Extra Cost during this Special ttie Vernon Circle, Vernon Factory Offer. Buyers of 4-Speed Connecticut's Largest Pet Shop Transmisslon Starfires Get A GIFT SHOP EXOTIC HSH AND PLANTS MIZER 75th 977 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AKC PUPPIES 32 mpg. In the city CASH Mon.-Sat. 10-9 Sun. 10-5 42 mpg. highway ANNIVERSARY BALL Open 6 Days • Thurs. NItes ’til 9 •44-173 7 S 2 0 0 REBATE Free Parking, Front and Rear of Store «2895 From This Saturday Night, April 10,1976 1975 VW 1974 DATSUN 1970 OLDS DASHER PiCKUP DELTA 08 Proceeds Will Go For The Benefit Of ARBY’S |4-Dr. Stxllon Wagon, 1 ownar, 5800 The Manchester Scholarship Foundation... 4 tpaad, 1 ownar, 19000 mllaa. 4 Dr. HT, AT, PS, PB, Air, 1 ownar, < i Imllaa. 56000 mllaa. 0 REGAL ROAST BEEF ; COMMUNICATION MORIARTY REGAL MEN’S HALL AND MUSKA, M E N ’S S H O P 257 Broad SL, Mandiester ^ 4 6 9 5 « 2 8 9 5 ^ 2 1 9 5 ! CARLE, INC. RROTHERS, INC. SHOP, INC. INC. ‘The Complete Men's Store' The Llegeot Insurance Agency Brunswick Parkade Lanes OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 1973 FIAT 124 903 MAIN STREET Sun. thru Thurt. 11 A.M . to 10 P.M. 1 1974 OLDS 1974 OLDS Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc. Fitzgerald Funeral Home FrI. & Sal. 11 AM . to 12 P.M. MANCHESTER CUTLASS CONV. CUTLASS ‘‘S ' Manchester State Bank Manchester Wallpaper A Paint Co. 2 Dr., Cinnamon, AT, PS, PB, Air !24 Bunnies-One At Each Store 1 Crultar, Gold, AT, PS, PB, Air 5 apaad, AM/FM, 1 ownar . Pore’s Fruit Stand Western Beef Manchester Carpet Canter raHHMH T K EVES OF CMUMEIL ^ 3 7 9 5 Holmes Funeral Home T h e management of Dillon S a fe , and Sarvlea ^ 4 1 9 5 ^ 3 1 9 5 Knights of Columbus Bowling League Don Will’s Garage, Inc. f t proud to announce the addition of a 8-ft>o( bun Odegard Realty ny to the Podlatrict Ward of Menchoator Nichols Manchestw Tire, Inc. Memorial Hoapital. ENTER WHILE SHOPPING 1971 MERCURY 1973 FORD 1969 AUSTIN Optical Style Bar, Inc. A. B. A. Tool & Die Co., Inc. HAPPY USTER . MONTEGO MAVERICK HEALY SPRITE Raymond F. Damato Farr’s, Inc. AT THESE PARTICIPATING STORES 1 4-Door Sedan. AT, PS. PB, Air, one 4 Dr. Sadan,, 0 cyl., AT 4-Spaad '' "See What The World h Coming To At” , 1 owner. Broadbrook Insiyance Agency Highland Park Market FORD South Windsor Garage DILLON FORD WINNERS WILL BE NOTIFIED MANIWESTER HONDA ^ 2 4 9 5 H 3 9 5 Salem Nassiff Camara & Photo Shop M 9 9 5 F. M. Fay Associates, Inc. n r 319 Main St. 6 4 3 -214 5 SATURDAY, APRIL 17 24 Adama St. 646-2789 A&S Paper Co. 1970 VOLVO U&R Realty Co., Inc. DaBolla & Roala, Opticians 1973 TOYOTA 1972 OLDS Turnpike TV & Appliances Ernest J . Harriman Inc. Agency HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW.ARE^T 242GL Nothing runs CELiCA GT CUTLASS Woodland Garden Carp. Lenox Pharmacy 1 2 Dr. H.T., 4, AT, Rad 2 Dr. HT., AT, PS, PB. likeaDeere* 2 Dr. Sadan, AT, PS, PB, AM/FM i Past Grand Knights Club Fogarty Bros., Inc. G 0 U N T R ' x t ««„ M A N C H C S m H /lc u r u e ^ Starao, Sunroof. < p, a d BROAD ST. MANCHEm I n p T Hal’s C. Johnson Agency Fllloramo Construction, Inc. Merchants In Early American S * * ECKERTS L ^ 1 ^ 2 9 9 5 f l 6 9 5 Furniture Reproductions Bt. 44Ay Coventra V P iiP t k e ^ ^ © 0 0 0 0 ^ 5 5 9 5 Manchester Honda John F. Tierney Funeral Home CloeedJMonday 742-6103 Nassiff Arms G. T. LaBonne A Associates, Inc. And Unique Gifts TELEVISION 8 APPUANCI8 E M d e R H e - Blanchard A Rossatto, Realtors OPEN TUES., WED., SAT., 10 A.M.-5:30 P.M. 9 a .m . to r P .M . Dick’s Exxon Northway Rexall Pharmacy THURS. a FRI. 10 A.M.9 P.M. Tuee. a Thure. til 8 P.M^ NEXT TO STOP and SHOP 920 Main S L Wyman’s Oil Co. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 P.M. • 649-5173 T Y M M y l MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Sat, til 5 P.M. SALES^ERVICE-RENTALS Audetta Brothers Constriictlon Hamlll’s Prliriary Silver Lane at Hartford Rd. 6 4 3 -1 5 1 1 A&H Automatic Transmission HousS A Hale Dapartmant Store MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 9. 1976- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 9, 1976 Business
Honor roll Council considers Cable TV “ '‘v.art /'V i ' ^ ; Scotts Vernon King said the cost to the company pay to get the service in his home. dales voted for complete installation runs about Vincent said the charge would be iarly Bird Lawn Sale! After listening to a proposal con $8,000 a mile. In Vernon there would $7.95 a month for one outlet and $3.50 cerning extending Cable TV into Ver be 80 to 90 miles to build. He said the more for each extra one. Halts Pius non at the Town Council meeting Hebroii system could be in 33 per cent of the The council’s blessing would be a 5,000 Tuesday, Mayor Thomas Benoit said The American Legion Auxiliary’s homes within one year, “but we need plus toward getting PUCA ap 8Q. FT. he will extend the same courtesy to a Bicentennial Committee met recent the cooperation of the council.” proval,” he said. R«g. 20.95 18*® local resident who is setting up a ly with representatives from the He also said his company has the He said the Federal Com I Combination fertilizer and I Cable TV corporation. crabgrats control. Makes It j American Legion, Board of financial and cable background to munications Corporation dictates Mayor Benoit did not say who the HaksFks thicker. ' Selectmen and Lions Club to vote on build and upgrade its systems which what channels the system can carry. the dates to be placed on the perma local resident is but Vincent King of Turf Builder EASTER change rapidly. He said they are only allowed to take Co;c Cable Communications, Greater nent honor roll. He said it takes 60 homes per mile from New York City and Boston Fertilizer Hartford CATV Inc., explained his The dates voted on were: V'to put us at a break even point. markets. proposal. World War 11 — Dec, 7,1941 to Dec. Where there are seven homes or less He said the company pays eight per 1495 King said Vernon has 6,700 single R«g. 10.05 ^ 31. 1946. per mile we can’t do it.” dwellings and 3,900 apartments. With cent cash into the town’s general Korean Conflict — June 2i, 1950 to King said he would like the coun fund in lieu of paying taxes. some 111 miles of street, there are Jan. 31, 1955. cil’s active support before going to about 45 homes per mile. Vietnam Conflict — Aug. 5, 1964 to . the Public Utilities Control Authority Charles O’Reilly of Valley View ANCHESTER If granted, the franchise would be Aug. 15, 1973. (PUCA). “We’re here to stay to Lane is the name of the Vernon man part of the Manchester Cable TV The names of about 270 men and make the franchise work for at least interested in bringing Cable. TV to system. He said the company HARDWARE women who entered the service from the next 50 years," he said. Vernon with his firm VET Cable Vi carries 16 channels and plans to ex 877 Main Street Hebron during the above periods will Councilman Thomas Dooley asked sion, said. Mayor Benoit at his press pand to 17 or 18. 643-4425 be placed on the honor roll. what the homeowner would have to conference Thursday afternoon. Last month the Auxiliary placed an order for the permanent marker with the Manchester Memorial Company. The marker will be of Vermont GOP hopefuLattacks Walsh Sears remodeling plans granite and there will be a center Barry Witmer (left) and Robert Matson (center) look over plans for AIRWAY TRAVEL marker flanked on either side by Dancing to the music of “ i 7 7 6 ” smaller markers. Coventry remodeling of the Sears Roebuck & Co. Manchester Parkade AGENCY, INC. The auxiliary has set a goal of J5,- Bridge sparks talk to help and defend the Council" in its with contractor Bill Hurt of Kohn Display & WoodworkiitgX®M Martha Jefferson played by Laurie MacDonald dances under the By LINDA LOVERING most difficult job. 457 Center Street, Manchester, 000 and to date has realized $2,500. admiring eye of Ben Franklin as played by Craig Porter in the The delayed Flanders River Road ford. Witmer is local merchandise manager and Matson is soft The honor roll will replace the The Republican Town Committee Bridge opening prompted talk about Defending the council, Brainard TEL. 646-2500 Rham High School production of “1776.” The last two shows are opened its April meeting with guest listed the Cumisk property report, manager. The remodeling, which started last month and will wooden one now located at Veteran's the Town Council, the town road finished in early May, is designed to give the store a new look. T ljt. Park. It is to be ready for Veteran’s tonight and Saturday night at 8 in the school auditorium in speaker Frank Merrill, possible can foreman and crew and their apparent unfinished work of the previous coun Day in November. Hebron. (Herald photo by Barlow) didate from the 53rd Assembly inaction. cil, and formidable budget problems, terior work will allow expansion of the women’s f^bkJfi (lepartment HAWAII as examples of its work. Aiding the auxiliary are the Lions, District. Jesse Brainard, a Republican and and will reorganize the front of the store. (Her^iMphoto by Dunn) Hartford Departure August 3,1976 Women’s Republican Club and the In Tolland, Merrill is a building of chairman of the Town Council, said Brainard asked for patience and legion. Uiaurl)pst?r ficial, a former first selectman, “The Flanders River Road Bridge said, “We are working for the town,” deputy sheriff, and vice chairman of will be open Friday (today) with not the party. We will show results From^ 9 . 0 0 SHOES FOR MEN Fund raisers the Republican Town Committee. thanks to our friends in Columbia." soon.” Public Aetna totals claims Merrill said, “I work for Frank Bentz Banack urged the Town Councilman Larry Knight an “Our Businessi^ness is Going Places” To help raise funds for the project, I Jarman’S Merrill and my district, not as a full Republican members of the council nounced the winner of the 1976 intern ’records- Benefits totaling $145.9 million were paid to or for the auxiliary will conduct a tag sale Complete Travel Arrangements I lively new sllp-on sets time lobbiest for Big Brother’s Inc., be guests at the June 1 meeting to program is Marline Visney. Connecticut policyholders by Aetna Life & Casualty in April 24 on the lawn by Bicentennial I a fast 1976 pace. Air Area news who are paid by Hartford cor “hear the gripes and desires of the Also, the annual Young Republican Warranty deeds 1975. LAND • SEA • A!R Headquarters. Margaret Sausanatch to [corded seam, barlded strap, Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor porations like United Aircraft.” townspeople and voters’ because the Golf Tournament will be May 8 at the The total included $30 million in automobile claims; They are also running the Warren E. and Reva A. New [sole and heel that are just the right' Boitoi; Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon He was referring to incumbent Town Committee “needs information Skungamaug River Golf Club. $26.6 million in other casualty and property claims; $56.1 Bicentennial Dance June 12 at comb, property at 359 Oakland [height. Try a pair. Black - Brown. Hemlocks. S tate R ep. R o b ert W alsh, D- million in life insurance and pension benefits and $33.2 Coventry. St., $29,000. Henry S. and Mary K. Gryk million in health insurance benefits. Merrill said, “a common sense ap Rockville Hospital notes to Charles J. Ponticelli, At year end, Aetna investments in the state— including proach” to government is necessary property on Bell St., $22,200. stocks, bonds, mortgage loans and real estate — totaled AVITtO'S and supports a state income tax, Beverly H. McRory to more than $263.3 million. coupled with a complete overhaul of Robert W. and Mary Ann In addition, Aetna paid over $10 million in state and Two-town hearing set Admitted Thursday: Kirsten Belanger, FURNITURE SHOP, INC. the present tax structure, the com Vernon; Carol Ann Rich, South St., Matros, property at 54 local taxes and more than $155 million in salaries and pletion of 1-84, industrial develop Brandy Hill Rd., Vernon; Anne Furey, Rockville; Whitney Sutherland, Hartford Marshall Rd., $35,500. J 8 0 0 Main St., Glastonbury, Ct. Old Farm Rd., Tolland; Michael commissions to its Connecticut agents and employes. The cease sharing the Andover Disposal working to arrange such a public ment, and a district sewer system. Tpke., Vernon; Frederick Wanegar, Andover Gregonis, Enfield; Joseph Lavoie, Hart Allarliment company also paid out $12.9 in dividends to Connecticut Hours: Mon.-Sat. S-5 Area with Bolton. hearing for residents of both towns. Merrill, responding to questioning, Doyle Rd., Tolland; Doris Welton, Hayes D’Andrea Masonry Co. Andover’s Board of Selectmen has ford Tpke., Tolland; Gordon McCombe, shareholders. At a February 1976 Town Meeting St., Ellington. against E.B. Co. Inc, four called a public hearing for supports subsidized higher education Pleasant St., Rockville; David Migani, Discharged Thursday: Christine residents reaffirmed their original parcels in Manchester West Custom Interiors for needy students. Seymour; Karen Pierce, Emerald Dr., Bilyak, Stafford Springs; Daniel Gugliot- Wednesday to discuss the Andover action by 71-27. Subdivision, $5,500. Bolton disposal situation. ti, Stuart Dr., Tolland; Paul LaMothe, New make-up Andover Selectman J. Russell Dreselly rails Yeomans Judgment liens The Board of Selectmen and Board Shoddy Mill Rd., Andover; Sandra Thompson who in the past favored Bolton First Selectman David Dr. John F. Barry against discovery for of Finance from both towns will at LaMothe, Shoddy Hill Rd., Andover; the towns no longer sharing the area Dreselly called Yeomans last week Thomas F. and Elizabeth A. tend. James O’Brien, Huntington Dr., Vernon; said the two towns should be able to and asked him to arrange such a Richard Sullivan, Woodland St., Caiu-oll, 44 Philip Rd., $165.92. dry/oily skin, Charles Kurker from the state talk. hearing. Rockville; Catherine Thomas, Janet New England Floor (combination Department of Environmental In the past Yeomans has favored Lane, Rockville; Mary Thompson, Maple Cov*ing Co. against Anthony IWalltoWall Incl. padding & Install.! Protection (DEP) will also attend. He said if Andover could get from both sharing the area. St., Ellington; Esther Weston, Prospect Meek\ 70 Congress St., $1,- skin) It will be held at the Andover $40,000 to $50,000 from Bolton he The Andover selectmen’s 1976-77 ■f St., Rockville; Mrs. lleen Wright and 478.69.) 3 Rooms-not to exceed 40 yds. Elementary School all purpose room would reconsider. He said with that budget request for money to operate daughter, Reed St., Rockville. Consolidated Woodworking at 8 p.m, kind of money Andover would be able Birth liiursday: A daughter to Mr. and Inc. against Robert Melendy Elegant Sculptured Pattern 469®® the disposal area on a one town basis Jr., 700 Vernon St., $4,536.44. Andover First Selectman David to consider renovating its own town is $24,487. In Andover one mill is less Mrs. David Rich, South St., Rockville. Trude nuines . or 8HOE9-FOR MEN Yeomans said if the hearing shows no hall, and getting more for its kids. than $14,000. In Bolton one mill is Judith C. Rankin and Kelly change on Andover’s part, the m atter Andover is no way begging for about $23,000. SHAG Pile with beauty unique in L. Rankin, doing business as Best of both should be dropped. Bolton to come back," he said. The Bolton selectmen’s 1976-77 Jaycees run by Yardley Kelly Wallpaper Co.. 321 489®®| worlds; At a March 1975 Andover Town During the past couple weeks a budget request to solve the refuse I its Luster and Resilience. Oakland St. 1 The comfort you get Meeting residents voted 104-39 to group of Bolton residents have been disposal problem is now $75,000. Kathleen M. Hull, doing $ 1 9 9 from supple, soft leather egg hunt business as John Hull Enter FREE Shop At Home Service prises, 42 Bigelow St.' and long-wearing genuine Volunteers injured in test drive plantation crepe sole. Try a pair — Coventry liiiildiiig permits Now available at: just right with your leisure suits. White - coral. Vintage Homes, new Bolton There was no equipment put in it at several days but is not under a doc The Coventry Jaycees will run dwellings at 35' Lorraine Dr., CALL HOLLAND the time. tor’s care. their second annual Easter Egg Hunt $30,000, and 20 Debbie Dr., While being driven by the Dimock said he thought the acci for children two to nine years old at The Town of Bolton may be liable $29,000. n Arthur's department’s chief, Donato Rattazzi dent was avoidable. the soccer field behjnd Coventry for injuries sustained recently by a Humbert Juliano, new DRUG STORES Jr., two of the volunteers were in Rattazzi said that when Dow was High School Saturday, ^pril 17, at 11 member ol the Bolton Volunteer Fire dwelling at 10 Meadow Lane, 633-0255 jured, Lance Dimock and William test driving, Rattazzi himself was a.m. 1 $40,000. Department while riding in its new 190 1 AMMlNUTOra AVI HAHIUHll) CONN ‘jP / n f i l Day or Night Dow, said members of the depart banged around to the point of being Four areas will he marked off for Andrew Ansaldi Sr. and Jr., 942MAINST MANO'ISflM rn*jN ».41 IMIS emergency rescue service vehicle. 144 BROAD ST VMNOSORLONM C88 ment. sore. different age groups. , new dwelling at 16 Tonica The vehicle arrived in town last 40MA1NS1 ROCKVILII J.ONN Dimock is now under a doctor’s Spring Trail, $45,000. week. Some of the volunteers decided Robert Smith of the town’s in Last year 250 youngsters turned out care for internal bruises near his Ansaldi Heights Inc., new surance Advisory Board said the for the hunt. Senior Citizen Discount to test drive it. While one drove, kidney. Dimock said. dwelling at 40 Timrod Rd., town’s insurance would cover $25,000. several rode in the back portion Dow was banged around to the Jaycce elections which is now only a big metal box. Dimock’s medical bills. point of being severely sore for The Jaycees will elect officers at their May meeting. Persons T.R.S. COMPANY FINDS IT NECESSARY TO SELL OVERSTOCK OF: .. proposed for various offices are: Sportsmen gun for Dodd Jack VanNess for president; Joe ■ - local dapartur. timas (Photo by Bruce Griffin) Pacheco and Ron Wencil for internal 9:15am 12:15pm 3:4Spm GROTON (DPI) - Sportsmen in vice-president; Bruce Zollo for state 5;45pm 8;45pm basic rights of our forefathers that a - local fitptrturs timst - for Wlllimantlc, Danlabon and eastern Connecticut opposed to gun sportsmen in his district do not un director; Dick Merrow for derstand his position on gun control. man has a right to bear arms and I Why they crossed the road 8:30am 10;40am 2:30pm Providanoa, with onward or con control are forming a group to sup treasurer; Bob Annino and Bernie '4;45pm 7:45pm nacting service to Newport, Fall LEATHER COATS don’t believe anyone should take that port a third party congressional can ’’1 don’t consider myself anti narrower for secretary; and Bob for WstsrburY, Southbury, Dan Rlvtr, Naw Bedford, Capa Cod sportsman. I am just against the away from him.’’ The dispute Two roosters from a Miller Rd., South Windsor farm ventured Duffy, Dave Newton and Tony bury, Yonkers, Naw York City points. Boston & Logan Airport didate against Rep, Christopher J. between sportsmen and Dodd is Dodd, D-Conn. proliferation of hand guns," Dodd across their road recently to look for something more to eat. Roberto for directors. You’ll lar mors, onloy mors - Mvs timo, in s gai tod trivsl In FULL COMFORT said. reminiscent of the opposition that Gregory Kopcak, 30, of Groton, Nominations will be accepted from DRASTIC REDUCTIONS Kopcak, one of 350 members of greeted Dodd’s father, the late Sen. the floor. who de.scribes himself as a “pro- Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn., over his gunner," said Wednesday he hopes to Groton Sportsmen in North Stop in or phona for ichadules & tickeu to all points 1964 proposal to- stop some persons SHOES FOR MEN run against Dodd in the 2nd Stonington, said, "I believe in the BOB'S MOBIL STATION % from ordering handguns by mail. Area briefs 427 H»rtford Rd. (at Palm St.l - Phona 646-7348 Congressional District as a candidate (one block from Keeney St. axit of lntef«tata 84> Off for "United Sportsmen," SAVtUPTO White patent leather upper, Regular with the leather sole and rubber heel Kopcak, an engineer with the Elec Retail tric Boat Division of General Marcham declares All-star game tonight Bill provides you always associate with high-quality Dynamics Corp., said he does not Prices footwear. Come slip Into Jarman's "blue-chip" think he will have any trouble getting SOUTH WINDSOR — The CBA League Champion.Bob BOLTON—A bill recently approved by the General white sllp-on — just right for ’76. Also In Brown the 1,770 signatures he needs on for Burke s seat cats of South Windsor will play host to an all-star squad Assembly Education Committee, will provide additional -Black-Blue-Tan. petitions to qualify for a place on the from the Connecticut Basketball Association tonight at 7 state equalization aid for several area school districts. MITES ballot. Vernon at the high school. Pete Kiro of Manchester will lead the Bolton will receive $5,000; Andover, $5,500; Columbia, of Connecticut stand at the "I’m a pro-gunner. 1 don’t believe Stephen Marcham, a member of all-stars. The Bobcats made a 14-0 league record and a $8,000; Hebron, $5,500; and Marlborough, $40,000. The bill THRU SATURDAY ONLY! crossroads of a very uncertain $9095 we need any more gun legislation. the Vernon Board of Education, 24-1 season record. now goes to the legislatures Appropriations Committee future. Both will require legislators today announced his candidacy state for action by April 12. The legislation provides and extra fc v you've We’ve got enough," Kopcak said. of vision and imagination to insure a Holldsy Inn® Downtown Hartford representative from the 56th $3 million from funds raised by the instant lottery. Dodd said he is sorry the sound and prosperous direction. I Floor hockey program (50 MORGAN ST.) District. changed look- forward to the challenge of Atty. Martin Burke now serving in EAST HARTFORD — The Parks and Recreation Dance workshop playing a role in such decisions,” we^ve rthat position, announced last week Department is running a floor hockey program at SOUTH WINDSOR—The South Windsor Square Dance I It you have news i Marcham said. 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. I for these towns, call that he will not se§k re-election. Penney’s gym Saturdays from noon to 2 p.m. All Grade 4, Club will conduct an open workshop April 13 from 7; 30 to changed I i Marcham. 27, is a graduate of 5, and 6 boys and girls are invited to learn basic skills of 10 p.m. at St. Margaret Mary Church Hall, Hayes Rd. I ANDOVER - 646-0375 Rockville High School, attended the game and play. Sneakers are required. The program Cliff Brodeur will be caller. All area club level dancers Well known out-of-town outlet finds It necessary to reduce is free .' ^ (Donna Holland) ; Tufts University, graduated from the are invited. their Inventory at fantastic savings. You’ll find famous maker University of Connecticut (cum i BOLTON - 646-0375 1 Area police Voter making men’s and women’s leather and suede coats and Jackets at laude) with a degree in Political Class reunion ;i (Donna Holland) ; savings up to 50% off regular retail prices. NOW THROUGH Science and from the university’s BOLTON — There will be a voter making session Mon VERNON—The class of 1956, Rockville High School, SATURDAY, APRIL 10th., ONLY. ’ COVENTRY - 742-9495 | School of Pharmacy. He is employed SOUTH WINDSOR day from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Town Hall. will have its 20th reunion May 15 at Mama Mia’s f (Monica Shea) • by Vincent’s Pharmacy, Rockville. Bruce Peaslee, 23, of 369 Main St. Restaurant in Manchester. Any class member who has Marcham said the one issue that Students go to Quebec REBAL j EAST HARTFORD - 289-4283 I was charged Thursday with criminal not been contacted should call John Dowgiewicz, Lewis BE 8URE. . . BLISS has been serving the Home Owner for \ (Sheila Toiler) I looms over all others is the financial trespassing and disorderly conduct. BOLTON — The high school French Club students will St. or Carol Binheimer Ibbe, Valley View Lane. 94 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION ol your home MEN’S SHOP crisis felt by all levels of govern Police said he went to the wrong leave for Quebec City, Canada early Sunday morning for by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by the finest ELLINGTON - 643-2711 I ment. Marcham is budget chairman apartment at 369 Main St. and four days. The 21 members will stay at the Motel I’Abita- Chureh auction technical staff, phone: "The Complete Men's Store" (Barbara Richmond) : for the school board. demanded the door be opened and tion as they tour the city. They are paying for the trip HEBRON—First Congregational Church is seeking He resolves to carry to the General HEBRON - 228-9561 became obnoxious when the tenant with the proceeds of bake sales, candy bar sales, and pan items for an auction planned for the near future. Hand IT’S OUR 36th...LET’S CELEBRATE. Assembly, his concerns for such (Evelyn Croston) refused. He was released on a $1,(K)0 cake breakfasts run since September. Ernest Stokes, made items such as sweaters, baby blankets, teddy HUNDREDS OF CURRENT FASHION LEATHER COATS things as fine educational services 903 MAIN S TH tar, MANCHESTER non-surety for court April 19, Com French teacher and club advisor, will go with them. bears, shawls, doll clothes and others plus household MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 to 5:30 I SOUTH WINDMR - 644-1364 ' versus the public’s ability to pay. 649-9240 AND JACKETS TO CHOOSE FROM. mon Pleas 12, East Hartford. items and canned goods are wanted. For more informa THURSDAY 9:30 to 9«0 ’ (Judy Kuehnel) He will discuss a specific economic VERNON Donald Massey dinner tion call Sharon Wells. Proceeds will increase the mis MANY STYLES MANY COLORS • I TOLLAND - 643-2711 platform for helping return the state ir BOLTON — Also attending the special dinner for sion giving. TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON i (Barbara Richmond) and local governments to fiscal sani- Marc Davis, 23, of 138 Main St., retired road crew foreman Donald Massey recently but IBUSS TERMITE CONTROL MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 to 9:00 Talcottville, was arrested Thursday n v . OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • EST. 1S82 — HURRY — SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 i VERNON- 643-2711 ty- Sophomore flea market Marcham said because he is single on a warrant charging him with il not noted in The Herald’s account Thursday were Elna ALL SALES FINAL ★ CASH, MASTERCHARGE, OR PERSONAL CHECK • I (Barbara Richmond) and the nature of his employment, he legal use of credit card. Court was Dimock and her husband. Massey received money gifts at BOLTON—The Bolton High School sophomore class The Oldest & Largest in Conn. (VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE REQUIRED) WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE can pledge full-time effort. set for April 28 in Common Pleas the dinner frojn both the Town Hall ehnployes and the plans a flea market May 11. It Will hold a donation drive AND BANK AMERICARD ______"The town of Vernon and the state Court 19, Rockville. ^ road crew. ' Saturday. To donate or learn more, call 643-1686. I’A lih TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU, Manchester, Conn., Kri., April 9,' 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri,, April 9, 1976 - PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries Health systems caucus process explained Kicluird J. Mrs. Ethel B. Strong Herald angle Reds play like champs Richard J. L)ion. 48, of Gorham, BOLTON — Mrs. Ethel May Brin- N IL, formerly of Manchester, died dle Strong, 85, of Hebron Rd. died to subarea committees from eight towns April 2 at the Mary Hitchcock this morning at Manchester NEW YORK (UPI) — The Cincinnati Reds performed to the Eight towns including Manchester Earl Yost Hospital in Hanover, N.H., after a Memorial Hospital. She was the categories the applicant belongs. An vices. Providers are those who either Pollock explained the Health manner born when they began the defense of their world cham T I short illness. He was the husba.nd of widow of Julius L. Strong. were represented at a meeting applicant must be a consumer, a directly or indirectly provide Systems Agency’s responsibilities Sports Editor pionship. Mrs. Dorothy Tanguay Dion. Mrs. Strong was born Aug. 3, 1890 Thursday night to hear instructions provider or an elected official. medical services. will be to solve health problems, Burial was in Holy Fam ily on a town caucus for electing an All executive committees must With a honietown crowd of 52,949 in South Hadley, Mass., daughter of In the caucus, each applicant will review proposed health projects, and looking on at Riverfront Stadium, the after the game. ‘‘One game doesn’t Cemetery, Gorham, with military the late William and Mary Long Brin- executive committee to the newly have a member from each category. to review the Budgets of all health honors. formed North Central Connecticut Ralph Pollock, executive director vote for one of his own category to be Reds opened the National League make a season and we’ve got 161 to dle,' and lived in Manchester for service agencies. season Thursday with an 11-5 victory The family suggests that friends Health Systems Agency, part of the of the Health Planning Council, represented on the subarea executive go but this was a fun day.” many years before coming to Bolton committee. Applications will be available at over the Houston Astros. Gary Nolan allowed four hits and wishing to may make memorial gifts in 1947. She was a graduate of South new federal health planning system. explained that previous federal the town hall, and by requesting to the Androscoggin Valley Hospital The towns represented make up health planning agencies have not The executive committees of the The Reds made it look easy as six runs in 5 1-3 innings with Pedro Manchester High School and the various subareas will, in turn, be them from the Health Planning Coun Notes off the cuff Here ’ n there Tony Perez drove in four runs and Borbon taking over in the sixth and Building Fund, Berlin. N.H. former Miss Olmstead's Private one of the six subarea groups of the been successful because they were responsible for electing the 29- cil, 999 Asylum Ave., Hartford, or How the times have changed With the scholastic baseball season Joe Morgan and Pete Rose each had allowing one run and five hits the rest Mr. Dion was born Nov. 5, 1927, in Secretarial School, Hartford. She North Central area. They are South formed with no particular guidelines. call HPC at 249-7581. member Board of Directors of the department; Not too many years starting today, Leo Diana, secretary three hits in a 15-hit assault on six of the way. The Reds scored four Berlin N IL also attended Hillyer College, Hart Windsor, Manchester, Bolton, East But the government has stipulated The Health Systems Agency will be North Central Connecticut Health ago, baseball teams didn’t want to of the Manchester Chapter of Ap Houston pitchers. The Reds clinched runs off J.R. Richard in four innings He retired Irom the U.S. Army ford. She had been employed at the Hartford, Andover, Hebron, Glaston that the Health Systems Agency shall explained to the t ^ n Board of Direc Systems Agency, which must have a play at Mt. Nebo because it was too proved Baseball Umpires, assigned the decision with a five-run sixth in and continued their attack on five with the rank of ,Sgt. l.C. in 1972 after E.E, Hilliard Co, in Buckland until it bury and Marlborough. be governed by a majority of con tors Tuesday at 7 p/W^in the hearing 51 to 60 per cent majority consumer far from the center of town. Now 491 umpires to spring games, 248 var ning with George Foster’s two-run relievers. 2,'i'ii years of service. He was a was sold and then was, office The caucus for Andover, Hebron sumer membership — consumers room at town hall. veteran of the Korean and Vietnam and Marlborough will be May 13 at being those who use medical ser representation. there are too many requests for the sity assignments and 243 jayvee and single the big blow. Cesar Cedeno and Bob Watson hit manager at the Hartford office of junior high encounters...The last Jim Slaton pitched a four-hitter homers for the Astros. conflicts. Mutual of Omaha until her retire 7;30 p.m. at Rham High School. use of Moriarty Field during the He lived in Manchester several The caucus for Manchester, East summer months...There’s no ques night baseball game played at Mt. and Hank Aaron drove in three runs Slaton, 11-18 last season, walked ment in 1961. Nebo featured Spec Shea’s major as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated three, struck out one and allowed years when he was stationed at the She was a past noble grand of Hartford, Glastonbury, Bolton and Kathy Says: ‘‘Spring Hat Sprung at Pero'tl More A LOVED ONE tion, Moriarty Field is the No. 1 Nike Site. South Windsor will be May 19 at 7;30 and more Delicious Out of Seaton Froth Fruits t baseball diamond in league allstars and Hamilton Stan Jim Hunjer and the New York. onl y two Yankees to advance as far Sunset Rebekah Lodge and a Vegetables Are Arriving Delly — Do Pey Us A Visit dard. Baseballs were lost (foul balls) Yankees, 5-0, in the American as third base. Other survivors are three sons, member of Temple Chapter, OES, p.m., probably at Manchester High Manchester...For years, the David Dion, Daniel Dion and John School, said Mrs. Kathrine Bourn, SoonI" American Legion played home at an alarming rate...Former League’s opener. A crowd of 44,868 in Milwaukee both of Manchester, and Aisha Tem O R CHARD FRESH: Mact, Coiilanda, Ruaaat, Ida Rad, Rad A Manchester Mayor Jack Thompson The Boston Red Sox begin the saw Aaron deliver a two-run, bases- Dion, and three daughters, Denise ple, Daughters of the Nile. She also chairman of the subarea council. Qoldan Dalieloua A pp itt. games in zone competition on Friday Dion, Janice Dion and Lorraine Dion, Anyone in any town can become a FRESH: Aaparagua, Dandallona, Spinach, Caullflowar, Rhubarb, night and Sunday afternoon. It would reports he was in no way pressured defense of their AL title Friday filled single off Hunter in the first in belonged to Bolton Congregational Paaa, Qrtan A Yallow Squaah, Broccoli, Artlchokoa, Balglum En* Your love Is permanently, by the Legion a year ago to see to it against the Orioles at Baltimore with ning and then single home Darrell all ot Gorham;'two brothers, Nor Church, member of the subarea committee in diva. Laaka, Shalota, Egg Plant, Hot Pappara, PartnTpa, Rad expressed for a loved one when be nice if these two weekly dates man Dion of M anchester and which his town lies by filling out an Oniona, Turnlpa, Hot Houat Cukaa, Btata, Cntrry Tomatoaa, Rad could be made available again. This Mt. Nebo was available as a home Oakland at California, Minnesota at Porter in the second inning. Hunter, She is survived by three cousins, A Savoy Cabbaga, Ch lntta Cabbaga, Onion Sata. their resting place Is marked wo^d tie up the field with games six field. He adds that the Legion request Texas and Kansas City at Chicago in pitching on his 30th birthday, was 3-0 Haynald Dion of Miramar, Fla.; five 'Mrs. Earl R. Carron of Manchester, application which entitles him to IMPORTED: Rad, Whita A Blua Qrapaa, Watarmalona, by a Barra Guild Monument. sisters, Mrs. Florence LaPointe'of vote in the town caucus for a Health Stravrbarriaa, Mangaoa, Hawaiian PInaapplaa, Papayaa, La Mas, Only Barre Guild days, Saturday being open...There never went to the Board of Directors other AL games. against the Brewers last season and / Mrs. Henry Skoog of Andover and Tangarinaa, Honaydswa, Paara, Qrapafrult. Montreal is at New York, Chicago started the game with a 16-4 lifetime Manchester, Mrs. Anita DeNoncour Systems Agency executive com WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF PURE VERMONT SYRUP A SUG AR Monuments are per- IBARRE] are currently five baseball fields in and was never discussed by the direc Mrs. Labrence Connell of Glaston tors a year ago.. .Red Ruffing, former at St. Louis, Atlanta at San Diego and mark against them. of Providence, R.I., Mrs. Loretta bury. mittee. VISIT OUR IMPORTED WICKER 4 BASKET DISPUY manenlly guaranteed I g UILd J Manchester, Mt. Nebo, Manchester by an association of ^ Yankee pitching great, is now in a Los Angeles at San Francisco in NL “The power just isn’t there any Mullen, Mrs. Lorraine Ferrante and The funeral is Monday at 2 p.m. at Applications are necessary to thAifty weekend specials High, East Catholic and Cheney Tech Mrs. Irene Dudas, all of Gorham. determine in which of three CALIF. ICEBERG LEHUCE i^ead39< monument manutac- Monumemi and West Side Oval. These should be wheelchair after suffering two games. more," commented Aaron in jest Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. turers. Visit our dis strokes. The ex-righthanded ace -of "This was a fun day," laughed Cin after the game. "Besides, I've hit Louis l„ l''osl(‘r Center St., Manchester. The Rev. J. CARROl S ...... 2 pkgs. 39* adequate for all the baseball being FANCY CUKES 2 for39* play. played beyond the Little League the staff will be 73 next month. He cinnati Manager Sparky Anderson enough home runs.” Louis L. Foster, 69, of North Stanton Conover, pastor of Bolton FRESH SPINACH lo 59* age...When one talks about lights for spent 22 years in the major Miami, Fla., a former Manchester Congregational Church, will of Malpractice CRISP AIRE MACS 4 q( bag >1.59 a baseball field, he would be closer leagues...Former East Catholic High businessman, died Thursday at ficiate. Burial will be in Buckland SEALTEST ICE CREAM '.tgai >1.19 with an estimate of between $55,000 tennis players, Diane Robidoux and Miami Heart, Institute, Miami Cemetery, Manchester. suit filed and $60,000 and not $35,000 to $40,000 Kerry Phelan are members of the Beach, Fla. He was the husband of Friends may call at the funeral OPEN DAILY e A.M. TO 9 P.M. • SUNDAYS 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MCC blanks Dean, lUl’l l’hu(ui for the cost, plus installation...Going UConn varsity women’s team this Mrs. Dorothy Brenner Foster. home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. • We Sell The Herald, Sunday Papon, plua Lottary TIcketa • A $75,000 malpractice suit has been into the National League baseball spring...Playing Manager Gene John Mr. Foster was born in New York Reds’ Ken Griffey tagged out •Mrs. TVlla B. (Jolu'ii filed against Manchester Memorial season the San Francisco Giants son reports his Moriarty Bros, entry City and lived in Manchester most of Hospital and a staff physician by a in the Hartford Twilight League will Blanchard homers (including while wearing the colors his life before moving to Florida Mrs. Yetta Bassell Cohen, 86, of I k I I Manchester woman and her husband PFRn PRODUCE!" SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. of the New York Giants) have won present a standpat lineup this By DAVE ROBACK ll(uiKton'H Enos Cabell looks up for next play several years ago. Hartford died Thursday at her home. for an ear injury suffered by the 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER » 643-63B4 470 Canter SI. Manchester • 643-7732 more opening games than any other summer. The locals are the defen Before his retirement in the late She was the widow of flarry A. Cohen (^orn’spondent woman in 1974. club, 44, The Chicago Cubs won 43 ding division and playoff 1960s, he owned and operated the and mother of Marshall J. Cohen of Good things come in small packages and Manchester Com Filing the suit were Douglas and and Pittsburgh 42...Ted Williams champs...Two youngsters who per former Everybody's Market on Main Manchester. munity College is thankful that its cargo comes in the form of Colleen Phelps of 40 Durant St. who wowed diners at the Hall of Fame formed with the MB’s in the Twi loop St. for about 12 years and then went She is also survived by another son, claim Mrs. Douglas suffered a per dinner in Bradenton, Fla,, which was are with the UConns this spring, Jim Blanchard. into the wholesale fruit business un a daughter, two brothers, and three Muiiclu*»U*r (9) Sports forated ear drum while being treated attended by Lefty Bray and Bob pitcher Jeff Grunwald and outfielder AB R R E der the name of Foster Fruit and grandchildren. MCC women by Dr, Hubert Butterfield upon a Keeney of Manchester...Williams Bill Crowley...There are 10 sets of Blanchard's home run and three Blanchard, if 4 2 3 0 slate Produce Co. The funeral is Sunday at 2 p.m. in for four hitting performance, com complaint of deafness in her left ear. explained that at the age of 10 he brothers sprinkled on the rosters of Placido, cf 6 0 2 0 He was a founder and charter the chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, bined with the three-hit pitching of The suit, filed in Tolland County would pretend he was Bill Terry "hit major league baseball teams: Jerry Maloney, c 5 1 3 0 cop second rritlav member of Temple Beth Sholom. 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford. Rich Linden, enabled the Cougars to Superior Court, claims Dr, Butter ting blue darters into leftfield and and Mike Martin (Phils), Rick and Slomcinski, rf 5 1 2 0 HASKBALL . Other survivors are a .son. Dr. Burial will be in Chevry Lomday blank Dean Junior College yesterday Wellington, lb 5 1 0 0 Collecting its second win of the field, of Bolton, inserted a medical ripping line drives to center, I even I’aul Reuschel (Cubs), Eric and Dale ill MaiH’lif>!4T. ■Samuel Foster of Danvers, Mass,; a Meshnayes Cemetery, Hartford. in Franklin, Mass., 9-0. Banning. 2b 3 1 0 0 season yesterday afternoon was the device into Mrs. Phelps' left car used a .Bill Terry model bat." Soderholm (Twins), Ken and George sister, Mrs. Samuel Baum of Memorial week will be observed at The 5-7, 135-pound Blanchard Esposito, dh 1 0 0 0 (Manchester Community College March 31, 1974, "causing immediate Williams and Terry were the last ,400 Brett (Yanks and Royals), Adrian lei'll al Kliain Rockville; a grandson, Russell Davis the home of her son, Marshall Cohen.^ clocked a Joe Putrino fastball into Rabe, dh 2 1 1 0 women's softball team, a 12-2 deci sharp pain and bleeding.." plus hitters in the American and and Wayne Garrett (Angels, Mets), \ iiuil reeli al (‘o\eiilr> Foster of Danvers; and several 19 Cushman Dr. leftfield to give MCC a first inning 1-0 Nicola, ss 4 0 1 1 sion over the University of Hartford. As a result of the treatment, the National League...Thursday’s Phil and Joe Niekro (Braves, Slail'on) at Kllin^ton nieces and nephews. The family suggests that any lead in the regular season opener. Morrison, 3b 4 2 1 1 The home team scored first but suit states that Mrs. Phelps un opening game at Yankee Stadium A stros), Lee and Carlos May Linden, p 0 0 0 0 Manchester came back and led 5-1 S o III li \\ i n (I > o r a I The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. in memorial gifts may. be made to the derwent surgery to repair the cut, (Orioles, White Sox), Jim and Mark There was no further scoring until Hebrew Home, 615 Tower Ave., between the Yanks and Minnesota is after two innings. lala*>lmilmi'> the chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, and that her hearing has been per Barr (Giants and Red Sox), Hector the fourth when Larry Morrison, Totals 38 9 13 2 Hartford. a sellout. Sally Lentocha amd Kim Keeley Bollon al I a oiiiueli 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford. Rab manently impaired. and Joe Cruz (Cards, Astros), Ken Blanchard and Paul Placido each bi Leon Wind and Cantor Israel stroked singles for a 2-0 lead. Ttfr. R H E stroked extra base hits in the three- \\{\iW The suit also states that Butterfield and. Bob Forsch (Astros, Cards), run fifth and tour runs in the seventh Tabutsky of Temple Beth Sholom failed to use reasonable skill in CHECK THESE PRICES! MCC collected a third tally in the Dacier, 2b 3 0 0 0 V'.n^X Catholic al Si. Caul will officiate. Burial will be in Tem W. Eruiik .Mullen Sr. seventh when Jack Maloney singled D'Andrea,if, p, rf 3 0 0 0 conipleted the MCC scoring. examining, irrigating and cleaning Speedy Pemberton hurled the dis I K N M S ple Beth Sholom Memorial Park. W, Frank Mullen, 89, of 131 Pine St, Mrs. Phelps' ear. and after two were out, Joe Banning Tocher, ss 4 0 0 0 The family suggests that any died Thursday night at Manchester walked to set up double steal, Ponziani, c 4 0 1 1 tance, striking out six and walking Ka^l C a llio lic at (ala^loii- 1976 VEGA 1976 MONZA Electronic scoreboard liurv (^irU) memorial gifts may be made to the Memorial Hospital. Hatchback model with 5 spd. trans., 2 barrel 4-cyl. engine, Coupe model with 4 spd. trans., 2 barrel 4-cyl engine, followed by a throwing error. King, rf, p 2 0 0 0 the same number. David Sherman Foster Memorial Mr. Mullen was born May 8, 1886 in mids., radio, trim rings, whitewalls, 5-year engine whitewalls, radio, mids., 5-year engine guarantee. Carter Salem, dh 1 0 0 0 Next start for MCC will be Satur S i . Bernard al Ka?'l guarantee, Carter Care. St. No. 3917. Fund at Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. PorUdown, County Armagh, Care. St, No. 4191 The locals put the game'out of sight Fernandez, dh 3 0 0 0 day at Mattatuck. C a llio lie FACTORY LIST $3747.85 FACTORY LIST $3847.85 with six runs in the ninth on four base Botelho, cf 3 0 0 0 Middle Tpke. Northern Ireland, and had lived in Day, 3b 3 0 0 1 Manchester for 70 years. He was a Ilan(lyc’rafl(‘rs liits, including doubles by Don Slom- ,[olin ,|. I'afif-arl New look ready cinsky and Placido, an error, three Goodick. lb 2 0 1 0 70-year member of South United Martan, lb 0 0 0 0 John J. Taggart, 35, of Queens, to attend OUR PRICE^ walks and a hit batsman. Methodist Church and a 50-year 3445 OUR price^3537 Grecko, lb 1 0 1 0 Runners carry load I.,.I., N.Y.. formerly of Manchester, member of Manchester Lodge of 4-11 Workheneli Right hander Linden spaced the Putrino, p 0 0 0 0 was shot and killed Sunday hy an in Masons and Sphinx Temple Shrine, three hits while fanning five. He Lally. p 0 0 0 0 truder at his Queens home. at Fenway Park Hartford, In Masonry, he also was a 1976 VEGA 1976 VEGA issued two walks. Putrino took the Totals 29 0 3 2 Mr. Taggart was born June 1, 1940 station W/agon model with auto, trans., 2 barrel 4-cyl. Notchback model with std. trans., whitewalls, radio, mids. member of the Scottish Rite bodies loss and was followed on the mound MCC 100 010 106 9 in Manchester, son of William F. and of Hartford and Connecticut Con The Manchester Handycrafters, engine, dix belts, mIds., radio, wheel rings, whitewalls, 5- 5-year engine guarantee. Carter Care. St. No. 4193 BOSTON (UPI) — Fenway Park now has the capability of by. Jim Lally, Doug D’Andrea and with Indian squad RBI: Placido 3, Blanchard 2, Scom- Mary Ann Powers Taggart of sistory, Norwich, year engine guarantee, Carter Care. St. No. 4056 FACTORY LIST $3304.85 saying, “Ready when you are Red Sox.’’ led by Carroll Nelson, will par FACTORY LIST $3894.85 Larry King. cinski, Rabe, Morrison; 2BH: Placido, Manehester. and had lived in New He is survived by a son, William F. ticipate in the 4-H Workbench Satur And when the American League champions arrive at the 64- By LEN AUSTER Dan Alexander, Bob Copeland and York tor .ibout five years. Blanchard picked up two RBIs and Slomcinski; HR; Blanchard; SB: Ban Mullen Jr. of Manchester; a day on the Hanging Balcony at Hart year-old ballyard, they will see the faces, batting averages and ning, Maloney; LOB: MCC 16, Dean 6; lleruld Sporl.sM riler Karl Golnik in the discus and He is also survived by four IMacido three. Maloney collected daughter, Mrs. Alexander (Edna) ford Civic Center. OUR PRICE' 3064 messages staring back at them from center field. BB: Lindon 4, Putrino 3, Lally 2, D’An Wait until next year might be sophomores George Boser. John brothers. William F. Taggart of Penny of Manchester; and seven OUR PRICE' 3574 three hits in five trips. drea 1, King 2; SO: Linden 5, Putrino 5, The Handycrafters will be routing Since Carl Yastrzemski Hied out to ■Mainville in the javelin. It's obvious South Windsor. Victor 11. Taggart of grandchildren. Lally 3; Hits off: D'Andrea 1, for 4 runs th e forced posture of signs, and several other clubs and end the scintillating World Series last Saturday the winners face Mat- — what Manchester will have com Hartford, Samuel S. Taggart of The funeral is Saturday at 1;30 members will have items for sale. in 2/3 inning; Putrino (5) for 2 runs in 5; Manchester High track Coach Oct. 22, work crews have been don't have to raise ticket prices" tatuck C.C. in a twinbill in VVater- peting is a bunch of youngsters. North Hollywood, Calif , and Richard p.m. at South United Methodist The 4-H Ad Victory Banquet is 1976 MONZA King 2 for 2 runs in 1/3 inning; Lally (4) Dick Williams in 1976. The In it's not a veteran squad and it adds Taggart of Setiltle, Wash.; and three 1976 VEGA bustling to complete a 24x40-foot explained Healy e^s he punched in a burv. for 1 runs in 3. Church. The Kev. Dr. George Webb, scheduled for Saturday at 6;30 p.m. 2+2 model with auto trans., 2 barrel 4-cyl engine, I. glass, Hatchback model with 4 spd. trans,, 2 barrel 4-cyl. engine dian thinclads open up with a to the excitement of \Villiams and his . sisters, Mrs. Sandra Finnegan of mids., sport mirrors, space saver spare tire, radio, electronic scoreboard atop the center commercial message for visiting soft pastor, will officiate. Burial will be at South Windsor High School. Many radio, whitewalls, wheel rings, day-nile mirror, mids., 5- triangular meet Tuesday in assistant, Craig Phillips. They really ■Manchester, .Mrs, Edith Hyde of whitewalls, 5-year engine guarantee. Carter Care. St. No. year engine guarantee, Carter Care. St. No. 4348 field wall. drink executives. in East Cemetery. Manchester young people will be 3918 won't know what to expect. If the East Hartford and .Mrs, Bernice Cle FACTO RY LIST $3597.85 The jiroject was completed early Healy, 22, is a former grounds West Hartf„ord against host The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 among those receiving awards. FACTO RY LIST $4491.40 Sportsman, Langan youngsters come through, it will be ment if Newington. Main St., is in charge of this month and the board - which can crew attendant who for two seasons Hall High and Fermi. There will be a discussion of a show replays and video tapes as well interesting. And that includes the The funeral is Saturday at 3;30 arrangements. There are no calling helped operate the old board from in The Silk Towners posted a 10-5 Premiuni Book Cover Contest, the as compute statistics - will be in side the left field wall. "That’s a won and lost column. p.m, it Holmes Funeral Home, 400 hours, kick-off of the poster contest and the ourprice^3312 won-lost record last year but Schedule: April 13 Hall Fermi A Main St. The Rev. Earle R, Custer, OUR price^4096 operation for Monday’s home opener great place to watch a ballgame, earn court crowns Williams, 12-year coach, finds The faniily suggests that any pre.sentation of the Bicentennial 4-H (Halil, 15 Conard , 20 Xavier A. 22 pastor of North United Methodist between the Red Sox and Cleveland looking out through the slits in the old niemorial gifts may be made to the Float. himself this time around with most .N'orwicli Free Academy H, 27 Church, will ofliciate. Burial will be Indians. scoreboard like you’re a member of Shriners Children's Hospital, Carew The Bicentennial float, designed by of that cast graduated. "Losing the Penney A. May 4 East Hartford Ml East Cemetery. The :ipaceage screen, solid black the old ‘Knothole Gang,” said the Champions were crowned in and 30 points. Jack Lucas added 13. St., Springfield, Mass. Cindy Morgan, was started last WE HAVE 113 NEW CHEVETTES, VEGAS, likes of Jim Buyak, Scott Moffat, Soulh Windsor A (E.H.). 7 Simsbury Friends may call at the funeral when nut in use, lias been designed to 1975 Boston College graduate. th e R ec Senior and Best in defeat were Joe DeMarci weekend, with 35 4-H members and with 31 tallies, Ed Savage chipped in Jeff Lumpkin, Mike Lombardo, Matt H. 11 Wetliersiield. Enfield A (W), 18 home tonight from 7 to 9. be as unobtrusive as possible within "But the new scoreboard is secon Businessmen’s Basketball Wallace, Dave Lemieux, Kevin leaders cutting plastic that will be MONZAS, NOVAS, CHEVELLES, MONTE the chummy, green-painted confines dary. The primary thing always will with 20 and Warren Leoma 14. Windliam 11, 21 East Catholic H, 25 About town used on the float. Three boys and Leagues last night. Scholsky. Paul Pliilbrick and others of the venerable park. Red Sox of be the players out on the field. The Langan had three double figure State Sectionals. 29 Class L Meet, Fire calls three girls are needed to ride on the Sportsman copped the National ti sharpshooters in Bill Morgan 20, Carl — we could hardly expect to be June 5 State Open Meet. ficials have also stipulated that the board will not be entertainment on tle by trimming the UAC Barons, 93- league contenders," he noted. The uiccting of parents of children float, and a drawing will be con CARLOS, IMPALAS ANO TRUCKS Frantz 19 and Norm Daignault 12. Miioellenfi' visual images on the board be kept its own; it's there to enhance the 77. and I.angan Volkswagen outlasted There are 52 on the squad including in Grades 5 through 8 at St. James ducted to determine who they will be. conservative. Ben Grzyb led the Gas Housers I'lilirsih y. ;i ;t(i p ni. Trash tiro on enjoyment of the fans. " Moriarty Bros., 89-70. a promising group of sophomores l.inden St iTmvni School and in the CCD program on The committee would like a boy and with 18 and Tim Coughlin added 16 Netnien triumph TO CHOOSE FROM "There won't be any cartoons of a Other improvements have been High scorers for Sportsman were which numbers 24. Seventeen juniors I'lmrsitay. .'i 211 p.m. (trass tiro at 2tl the new Rite of Penance scheduled girl between the ages of 7 and 10, pitcher being dragged to the shower and Yogi Amaio 15. between 11 and 15, and between 16 niade to enhance the playing of the ’ Toni Staigaits and Bill Johns with 32 and 11 seniors, including tri-captains Squaring its record at 1-1 yesterday Hollister SI. il';ighlli DisIrictI for Saturday is at 10 a.m. in the lower or of a pitcher 'getting the hook,' like game and the media’s coverage. The was the Manchester Community flmrsilay, 7:2I p.m. Dumpster fire at and 19, Jeff Joy, Bob Hawkes and Lew church and not 10:,30 a.m. as former Take YOUR OWN Mechanic’s they have on other boards, ” said old tin plates that had been riveted to Hirsclifeld, round out the roster. College tennis team with a 5-2 verdict l i t ('enter St. i Town I ly annonneod. screen operator Jim Hcaly last week. the wall have been replaced by alloy M- Mpncliester lost almost all its over Dean Junior College. Hmrsilay. 7 10 p.m. Campfire at "There will be no time to show Center Springs Hark. (TownI strips that will not affect the bounce strong perfortners in the field and ■Mike Murray, Steve Hershey and Word About Our Used Cars... replays between batters and once the Today. 5:10 a.m. Unnecessary alarm of the ball. A six-foot high padding u juniping events from a year ago so Don Arenas notched singles wins and irom Box 2:il, 210 fine St. iTowni PRE-SEASON SALE 75 VW RABBIT $3495 hitter gets into the batters box, the that blends with the wall has been in the runners, at least at the start, will Arenas-I’ete Leber and Murray- ENDS APRIL 20TH 74 IMPALA $3245 image will be still. We don’t want stalled from the left field corner to today. 11:51 a m. -■ Standby for elec 2 Door, 4 cyl engine, 4 speed Sport Cpe. V-d; A/trans., air con have to carry the load. That means llersliey accounted for doubles 74 CAMARO $4375 trans. anything on the board that will dis trical transformer repair. Maple St. L.T. Sport Cpe. Air condition. dition, vinyl roof, P/steerIng. the bullpen wall in center field to added pressure for sprinters Joy and triumplis. t'l’owni radio, P/brakes. tract the players. AM-FM radio, vinyl roof. 74 NOVA $3395 keep players from hurting junior Steve Dawson who are retur P/steerIng, P/brakes. 2-Ooor Cpe. 6 cyl., A/trans., The purpose of the board, which themselves as Boston's Fred Lynn la w n -box; 71 MUSTANG $2095 power steering, power brakes, ning veterans. Dawson besides the 75 MUSTANG 11 $4295 will add to rather than eliminate the PINEHURST EASTER HAMS Sport Coupe. 6 cyl., A/lrans., bucket seats, radio. Very low did m the final game of the Scries 100 and 220-yard dashes most likely radio. P/steering, Ghia Cpe. V-8, A/trans. mileage. scores on the existing manually last fail. Place your order now (or P/steeIng, vinyl roof, radio. will be entered in the 440. Joy is also Announcers added TRUCKS operated board in left field, is to 74 OLDS $3095 The pressbox has been redesigned a hurdler.' NEW YORK (UPI) - Former MORRELL EASTER HAMS 75 IMPAIR $4645 74 VEGA $2495 Omega 2-Ooor. V-8, A/trans., provide fans with instant information Custom Cpe. V-8, A/trans., air Hatchback Cpe. 4 cyl., A/trans., completely, and fitted with sliding Juniors Glenn Flosdorf, George major league stars Bob Gibson Jml PERDUE 6 to 7 Lb. power steering, radio. 74 CHEVROLET $3295 on the players. It also will carry tid condition, tinted glass, radio, radio, P/steerIng. '/4 Ton Pickup. V-8, std. trans.. glass windows. The Red Sox even 'Prian and Bob Lyon and sophomores Norm Cash will join veteran an FRESH ROASTING CHICKENS vinyl roof, P/steerIng, P/brakes, 73 NOVA $2795 radio. bits on breaking sports stories culled built men’s and ladies' rooms into the body side moulding, w/walls, 73 VOLKSWAGEN $2575 Hatchback Cpe. 6 cyl., A/trans., Wes Fedorchak, David Locke, Joe nouncer Al Michaels as the second and 10 to 14 lb. Super Beetle 2-Ooor. 4 cyl., from a wire service machine in the wheel cover. power steering, radio. 75 FORD $3695 back of the pressbox. Grzymkowski and Eric Randall are team of broadcasters for ABC-TV’s A/trans.. radio. control room. FRESH YOUNG HEN TURKEYS 73 OLDS $2995 74 MAVERICK $3295 W Ton Plc( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FrU, April 9, 1976— PAGE SEVENTEEN Hom»i For Solo 23 Hom»$ For Solo 23 Homoo For Solo 23 Hotnoo For Solo 23 Bololo Wontod 28 Sorvleoo OHorod 31 S o r r i ^ 'o n o r ^ ...... *** 3 J Sonkol'oiloi^' 31 RooBng-SIdliiyChlmnay 34 Artlelae lor Safa Artlolet lor Sale Boala-Aceaaaorlaa 45 Apartmania For Rant 53 SIX ROOM Cape, move-in SELLING your house? Cali us DRESSMAKING, hems and TWO HANDYMEN will rake, Apartmania For Rant Apartments For R'a Apartmania For Rant 53 condition, paneira rec room, first and we’ll make you a alterations done in my home. fertilize, lime, general lawn oversized garage, circuiar cash offer. T.J. Crockett, BIDWELL Home Improve TAG SALE - Dont’t miss this 21' LAPSTAKE, 1969 100 h.p. ‘ WE HAVE customers waiting Reasonable. Call 646-1019. work, mow lawns seasonal. R&R TREE SERVICE ment Co. Expert installation MANCHESTER - Deluxe two EAST HARTFORD - 5 rooms TWO AND HALF room with gwl, assumabie mortgage. Realtor, 643-1577. Also clean attics and cellars. Trees' removed, land one Antiques, air- Mercury outboard. E-Z loader for the rental of your apart bedroom Townhouse type first floor apartment, heat, appllances\third floor, of aluminum siding, gutters conditioners, collectibles, trailer. $1,700. Call 6464)678. ment or home, J.D. Real REUPHOLSTERY - Save Reasonable. 643-5305. cleared. No job too small. and trims. Roofing installa SALE apartment. Living room, available April 15. Security, main street. References, IMMEDIATE CASH for your money at Scavitto's with clothes, much furniture, X- Estate Associates, Inc. 646- dining room and kitchen, com no pets, 646-4786.______security, lease available im property. Let us explain our Free estimates. ' tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- mas items, mirrors, games, 1980. skilled professional ROGER LANDON - General 9109. FLEA MARKET plete appliances, carpeting, mediately. $135(646-3911 after LoH-Lond For Solo 24 fair proposal. Call Mr. 646-7770 lawn chairs, hundreds of Qarden Producia air-conditioners, 1 1/2 baths, FOUR ROOM Duplex, con reupholsters. Renovating clean-up and lawn care. Car Indoor A Outdoor venient to stores and bus, I ______Belfiore, 647-1413. costs are less than new fur wash Saturdays and Sundays nursery stock. 40 West St., LOOKING for anything in real full basement, patio and BOLTON VICINITY - Twelve HORACE Tetrault - Siding, estate rental - apartments, available May 1st, adults only, niture. Free estimates. 636 only, back of Savings Bank of roofing, storm windows, aw Broad St. Common Rte. 85, Bolton, April 10 & 11, PURE swimming pBbl, $225 monthly rNWiiiakiitiL.MMiHiw building lots ranging from one MAY WE BUY your home? homes, multiple dwellings, no plus utilities. R. D. Murdock no pets, references. $160. 0255. Senior Citizen Discounts. Manchester, 923 Main Street. nings. Quality workmanship, Mancliester 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. monthly. Write Box, W, HliCil $43-2711 hr tot acre to five acres. Priced Quick, fair, all cash and no Call 646-9061 between 7 a.m. - Behind Dairy Queen COW MANURE fees. Call J.D, Real Estate Realtor, 643-2692. l a Ie roblems. Call Warren E. Polnllng-Poporlng 32 free estimates. Fully insured. Niturt't bMt ntiural fartlHztr Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Manchester Herald. 9 from 18,500 to $12,000. Century STUMP REMOVAL - Spring 9 a.m. only. TAG - Arts and Crafts sale - 21, T^ford Real Estate, 647- :owland. Realtors, 643-1108. 872-9187, 649-3417. Any qusnUtf d 9 lh /fd THREE ROOMS, all utilities, E special, 20” stump $15. Also ------— ______dL_x Italian Ladies Club, Tolland THOM Autos For Sale 9914. INSIDE - Outside painting. Sunday 8-5 PRESIDENTIAL Village heat, and appliances, no pets, Autos For Sale special on all sizes. Call 742- NEED A ROOF? Call Jim - Spcial rates for people over D&A ROOFING. Roofs,' Street, East Hartford. April Manchester -- ^ CASH for your property. Call 9347. roofing, siding, remodeling. Permanent Dealers 646-6838 apartments, near churches $200. Call 646-5297. 65. Fully insured. Estimates siding, gutters, and leaders. 25th, Reserve booths, 569-1029. - AFTER SIX I s S'h room supor cloan Condominium, rtc us first if anxious to Sell. Bam specializing. 642-7001. Inventory Reduction Sale and shopping area, no pets. BUILDING Lot, suitable for Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or given. Call 649-7863. Free estimates. Fully in Please call 646-2623. room, brick front, rad unit. $31,000 single or two family. 3-car Featuring Antiques and all TAG SALE - 24 Farm Drive - SUBLET 2 bedroom aptart- 649-1922 DRAPERY and Slipcovers - sured. 249-0205. Saturd^ April 10th, 9 a.m. to ment, full basement with garage owner-broker. 649-8782 ODD JOBS,_ minor PAINTING - interior and kinds of Collectibles. la Manchester — |g Custom-made to order in our For space call 4 p.m. Baby furniture, sewing MANCHESTER GARDENS- patio. Children allowed, near after 5. own workshop. Over 2,000 maintenance, 'windows, exterior, paperhanging, SPECIALIZING in cleaning I 6 room Colonial, 1 'h baths, cantral location, . SELL YOUR house through J. specializing in lawn mowing. machine, household items, Two bedroom duplex, in school, $225. Call 649-0612. fabrics and patterns for your excellent work. References. and repairing Chimneys and WANTED Antique furniture, beautiful country setting. PI garaga, good condition. 30’a. kB Watson Beach Real Estate At your convenience or storm windows, storm door, Company. Professional real selection. We help you select Free estimates. Fully in roofs. Free estimates. 30 649-6544 toys, small appliances, mis- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Includes heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - Six- room I__ Manchester — ” 42 ACRES in Andover on seasonal. Low rates, free es sured. Martin Mattson, 64^ Years Experience. Rowley, small State Road. 500 ft. fron estate service for nearly 50 just the right fabric. We No Admission Charge cellaneous.______other antique items. R. appliances, and parking. $189- Duplex, new bath, near I B 6 room hill dormar Capa, V k baths, | gi| measure free. We install. timates. Call 643-6836. after 6, 4431. 643-5361. Harrison, 643-8709. tage, 3 acres cleared. Brook years. Call our Manchester of ask for Russ. $199. monthly. Superintendent Washington School. $225 I lirsplacs. Excallsnt rasfdanllal Rods and hardware available. SAND and gravel for sale - 646-0090, Robert C. White on property. $39,500. Call 537- fice for an estimate of value tree work and odd jobs. Call monthly. References, lease. I n nsighborhood, $41,300. without obligation. 647-9139. Call Scavitto's Furniture PAPER HANGING Expert. UNEMPLOYED Roofer will ANTIQUES Wanted - Company, 236-5961. Equal Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Shop, 633-0255. Outside Hart PROFESSIONAL lawn Your average paper, in install roof or gutters for low 647-1834. American furniture, oriental housing. I__ Manchester — , maintenance, clean-up, fer ford area, call Enterprise average room , $25. Mr. discount price. Cali Ken at TAG SALE - First time - Sun rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind SIX ROOM Duplex, dead-end I B $ room Ranch, carpaling, liraplaca, 2228. Senior Citizen Discount. tilizing, mowing and roto- Richman, 646-3864. 649-2456 anytime. GIRLS Two Pants Suits, size sor chairs, crocks, jugs, MANCHESTER - Fairfield ttlling. Reasonable rates. day, April 11,10 a.m on. Hand 8, 10 $5.; Spring coat, size 10, street, children and pets l/l/e jV A ^ yO (/a I apacloua prolaaslonal rtc room, garaga. . crafted items also. 19 Proctor weathervanes, primitives. Street - Five room, duplex for welcom e. $225 m onthly. Free estimates. Call G.L. McHUGH Painting - YANKEE ALUMINUM and $4; raincoat with zip-in lining, I M Low, low 40’a. I n National Weather Forecast E-Z Floor Cleaners - Rugs and Road, Manchester. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. rent, wall-to-wall carpeting, Security required. Available ■ Greenwood Lawn Care, 289- Interior - exterior painting. siding, gutters, doors, win size 6, $3.75; All in excellent finished rec room, garage, B u s m s i r I Manchester — carpets vacuumed and sham 0111. condition. 649-4915. May 1st. call 647-1018 after 6. Quality professional work at dows, awnings, free es GARAGE SALE - Big tire FURNITURE - Rugs, pain $225 monthly, no utilities. l E I Now 5'h room Ell Ranch, 2 baths, lirsplacs, |q pooed, floors washed and reasonable prices. Free es timates. Fully insured. 35 truck, antiques, mis tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, Security and lease required. MANCHESTER - Family 1975 CORDOBA 1^ apacloua msatsr badroom, sxcsilsnt ■ waxed. Reasonable rates. Call timates. 643-9321. Oakland Street. 649-1106. FOR SALE two ranges, one iOOOr 646^)518. FOI oral SO YUM cellaneous items, lots more. lamps, etc. Now accepting Call 646-4461 after 5, style, two bedroom apart B i nsighborhood. Low 40’s. P W I dishwasher, for information consignments, for April auc Georg* H. GrlHIng, Inc. April 10, 11th, 18 Trotter phone 646-8215, 643-2693. Call ment, quiet location, includes I Manchester — , QUALITY Refinishing, 252 Street, Manchester, 9-5. tion. 644-8962. $ hanil full of cash is better than a gar heat, appliances, and 5 9 9 9 ” Haaling-Plumbing 35 after one. Spruce Street, Manchester. DRIUNnELDS Building-Contracting 33 age full of stuff. carpeting^ $230. per month. Automatic, power steering, power brakes, tinted R 9 J room Ponticsill built Ralsad Ranch, 2 P f Wanted to Buy 49 I llreplacas, carpsting, dsad-snd atrsst, . Very reasonable, ’ free es WESTINGHOUSE automatic Dogs-BIrda-Pats 43 Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. gleet, A M -FM Stereo, leather bucket teats, auto timates. Free pick-up and CELURS NEWTON H. Smith i Sons - SEWERLINES, sink lines, washer, very good condition. I B baautlhil condition. $52,900. | n Remodeling, repairing, ad cleaned with electric cutters, MANCHESTER - Unusual speed control, power windows, sun roof, radial tlrae, delivery. Call 643-4369 or 646- BaddNM Strvica $100. Call 643-9444. PRIVATE riding instructions, OLD DOLLS WANTED - Will NEW THREE Bedroom Manchester - 8567. ditions, rec rooms, porches by professionals. McKinney pay $65 and up for Bisque and deluxe one bedroom Dulplex, central location, road wheels, vinyl roof, opera llghit plus much Bglhlozar and roofing. No job too small. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com English and Western, $5.00 townhouse, private entrances, more... n 9 built) $ room Garrison Colonial, 2'h | g TAG SALE - boys bike, china dolls. Also buying old carpeting. 1 1/2 baths, • Screened Loam S Call 649-3144. pany, 643-5308. per hour, call 633-5571, cast iron and tin toys. Call 875- and patio, full basement in I baths, 4 bsdrooms, sxacutivs . Gravel Columbia, b a ^ scale, fur anytime. appliances, washer and dryer DEMO • WITH FAGTORY WARRANTY CUSTOM PAINTED lamps, niture, fan. docks, books, 7358. cludes heat, appliances, connections, full basement B | neighborhood. 60’s. I n several styles, choice of 50 • Stone CARPENTRY - Repairs, NO JOB too small, toilet carpeting, and pool. Ice miscellaneous. Saturday 9-4, DOG-CAT BOARDING and attic storage, master I Coventry — |~ low in iiMfitAfwtn colors. Reasonably priced. • Fill remodeling, additions, gar repairs, plugged drains, 12 S te r lin g P la c e , skating pond. $245 per month. antenna, no pets. Cali 646- 46 Call 875-1165. bathing/grooming. Complete BXCl-USIVBl-Y WITH U S / I B W s havs hom ss from $26,000 to $60,900. | B • Processed Gravel ages, roofing, call David kitchen faucets replaced, Manchester. Available immediately. Call 7684. Patria, 644-1796. repaired, rec rooms, modern facilities. Canine □ RENTALS 646-1021 days, 646-1705 Every car on our lol has been corefully checked over and has been I Columbia — i HOME GARDENS Roto ANDOVER 742-7886 bathroom remodeling, heat Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon evenings and weekends. groded as lo ils condition end value ... and priced occordingly. \ All carry our personal guarantee regardless of grade or price. I Spectacular watarlont bl-lavsl, 2 baths, 105 I B S6 tilled, Manchester, Bolton,* WES ROBBINS carpentry modernization, etc. Free es GOLF - Wilson Blueridge, Road, Manchester. 646-5971. | g feet waterfront. Owner anxious. 60’s. Coventry, East Hartford and remodeling specialist. Au timates gladly given.'M & M three woods, six irons, putter, Rooms lor Rent 52 MANCHESTER attractive RENTAL OFFICE ^ itSw Vernon areas. Call 646-8019. PICKUPS on E.S.P. - Pickups ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 'Plumbing & Heating, 649-2671. large bag, cart, excellent con FREE PUPPIES, mixed three room apartment. Stove, DAMATO ENTERPRISES 73 DODGE CHARGER dition. $75; Sears, 20” rotary breed. Beagle, toy-collie. Call tin WIA»«IO(OCAST ■ on E.S.P. Pickups on E.S.P., built-ins, bathrooms, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly refrigerator, neat, electricity, Large variety of Apartmenta and Special Edition, auto., PS, PB, a/c, bucket MADE TO Order - Formica Box 284, Willimantic, Conn., kitchens, 649-3446. B O m HEATING and Plum mower, running condition, 647-1213 anytime. rooms, single $56., double $69. references. No pets. $155, 646- Townhouse 8 throughout seats, console, wire wheel cover, pwr wind A 9 $15. 643-6956. Manchester. l a n . Ib For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, April 10. Friday night will Tops, cabinets, doors, $6.00 a try. Betty Lou bing - AH heating and plum plus tax, continental 31^7, 228-3540. much more. Boats-Accessorlaa 45 flanfaf Offfgo opan dtlly 0-8, find rain and-or showers in northern California and shelves, etc. Free estimates. Freeman. LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - bing repairs plus remodeling. breakfast, maid service, color S a t 10-3, Sunday 11-3* Call 649-7831. new homes custom built, Call 64^8641. REALISTIC STA-120B Stereo TV, utilities, parking. Call, MANCHESTER large four- 646-1021 74 GIVIC JIM M Y southwestern Texas, while snow is likely to fall in northeastern 16' STARCRAFT all 646-2300. 4 wheel drive, auto., PS, radio, excellent sum LAWNS MOWED, for free es remodeled, additions, rec receiver used 2 mos. Pair aluminum with windshield, room apartment in attractive 240 New State F^iad Montana. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum WATERPROOFING - timate call 649-5792. rooms, garages, kitchens The name of the game Is Want $ds...the B&O speakers. Excellent con seats four, 65 bp. motor, and four family dwelling. Mature M AN CH E8TEI mer recreational vehicle. Low mileage. Real temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in Hatchways, foundation remodeled, bath tile, cement LIGHT Housekeeping, room adults only. No pets, $235. in sharp. parenthesis) Atlanta 39 (67), Boston 34 ( 53), Chicago 42 ( 72), nunber to call Is 643-2711. dition $280. for all. Will Sell trailer. $1,550.643-2361 after 5. I; I B T I w Hayes dorp. H t cracks, sump pumps, stone ANY TYPE Fence erected,' - I work. Steps, dormers. separtely. Call 643-9001 after 6 for rent, stove, refrigerator, cludes heat. Mr. Blanchard Cleveland 34 (61), Dallas 53 ( 76), Denver 37 ( 63), Duluth 35 ( 55), walls, patios, steps, walks, linens provided. 801 Main St. repaired or painted, pipe Residential or commercial. p.m. FIBERGLASS SUrcraft 14', 646-2484. 69 DODGE DART SWINGER Houston 53 ( 79), Jacksonville 43 (72), Kansas City (49 ( 72), Lit fireplaces, ceramic tile clothes line posts. 742-7598. Call 649-4291. FRANK SCOTELLA Plum 649-9879. 6 cylinder, auto., radio, low mileage, super clean. repairs. Basement floors. Evinrude motor, 35 h.p. THREE ROOM Apartment, l a 35 East Center Street 646-0131 | g tle Rock 49 ( 72), Los Angeles 51 (64), Miami 60 ( 78), bing - repairs and remodeling. Mastercraft trailer, ski eouip- SPACIOUS six-room upstairs Minneapolis 42 ( 62), New York 39 ( 56), Phoenix 50 ( 86), San Expert mason. Albert Zuc- EXPERIENCED roto-tilling TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Vanities and hot water THREE DAYS Only - Friday CENTRAL, pleasant, room apartment. Security deposit. heat, hot water, cooking gas, 73 DODGE DART SWINGER caro, 643-4953, 653-2914. 12-6, Saturday, all day, Sunday ment and extras. $ ^ . or nest next to shower, parking. 649- stove, refrigerator, wall-to- Francisco 44 ( 60), Seattle 44 ( 65). St. Louis 44 (72), Washington and plowing. No garden too Carpentry and general con heaters. Prompt service on offer. Call after 7 p.m., 646- References. Write Box BB, Auto, PS, radio, vinyl roof, w.s.w., plus much 1 Ib l a l a l a ^la|alBlalBlalala 36 (61). big or too small. Call 649-8731. tracting. Residential and emergencies. 643-7024. 10-6. Good buys, top quality, 6801 after 6:30. , Manchester Herald. wall carpet. $175. Adults only, more. This must be seen. cash only, no checks or 1083. no pets, centrally located. THINK Spring in your custom commercial. Whether it be a «••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - All offers GRACIOUS Four bedroom made outfit. Call 649-0131. PLUMBING and Heating deposits, knick-knacks, Security deposit. Call 646-7690, 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER ODD JOBS - Home repairs, small repair job, a custom Autos For Sale 61 Auto* For Sale Autos Ffir Sale 61 considered, on this extra large Colonial, center hall, formal light trucking. Serving built home or anything in repairs, formica vanity beautiful hanging plants, Slant 6, SI. Trans., R low mileage, very econ ANSALM cape, four bedrooms,' dining room, living room with Business Property 26 GARDEN evenly tilled with Manchester for six years. between, call 646-1379. caninets. Economy rates. Tile shelves and brackets, MANCHESTER - Four room omical. fireplaced front to back living fireplace, new kitchen with Troy tiller. Reasonable. Call work. 649-4056. clothing, books, dining room, Duplex, appliances, basement □ MISC. SERVICES Free estimates. Call 643-0304. 74 DODGE DART SPORT BUILT room. Ideal home for growing microwave oven, trash com PACKAGE STORE - well es George. 649;7846. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser living room sets, lamps, and parking. Adults, no pets. family. Priced to sell. Can pactor, etc. paneled rec room, tablished, doing over $100,000. tables, dresser and chest, W SAVE ON ALL PINTOS IN STOCK! Security deposit required. 643- Fastback, 6 cyl., auto., PS, R deluxe int., ww Raised Ranch on lovely •••••••••••••••••••••••••• COLLEGE GRADUATE - vice - Remodeling, repairs, Flooring 36 B/W Realty, 647-1419. oeautifully treed lot. 646-1189. Good lease, located in a plaza, WINDOW CLEANING- Will do yard work, several additions, custom building. No and sewing machine. Loads of 0897 after 5 p.m. tires, deluxe wheal covers, baby blue. wooded lot. This seven- excellent clientele. Asking Services Ottered 31 Commercial and residential, parking. 27A Amato Drive, years experience, most equips job too small. Free estimates. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, room home includes two NORTH COVENTRY - Price CAPE COD - unfinished se» only $23,900. Arruda Realty, insured, call Quality ment including, mower, Over 25 years experience. 643- South Windsor. (Pleasant NEW 1976 FORD PINTO 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment, plea 73 FORD LTD fireplaces, one full and is right on this three bedroom cond floor, pine paneled fami 528-9395, 644-1539. REWEAVING burns, holes. Maintenance Inc., 647-9498. floors like new, no waxing, Valley Apartments.) NEW 1976 FORD sant, location, appliances, 2-Door Hardtop, auto., PS, r^ lo . Black on Zippers, umbrellas repaired. trucks, chain saw etc. Call 5769. one half bath, 2-car gar Raised Ranch, 2-car garage, ly room, garage, porch, 649-3761. (specializing in older floors). heat, hot water. Working black on black. Many other options. Window shades, Venetian Ceilings and inside painting. PINTO PONY MPG 3 DR. RUNABOUT age, large kitchen, pan formal dining room, deck, fenced backyard, treed and MANCHESTER - Vernon CUSTOM ROTO-TILLING. GARAGES, room additions, adults. No children, pets. 643- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. John Verfaille, 646-5750, STO- MOVING - Four piece maple ; 2 Door Sedan, 2.3 liter, 4 cylinder 2.3 liter, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed, steel 2880. , . eled family room. Asking nice landscape lot. High 30's. shrubbed. Walk to shopping, Townline, on busy Route 83, Have "Troy bilt" roto-tlller, LAWN MOWING and raking, decks, rec rooms. Twenty Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- 2222. bedroom set with recent new ' engine, 678x13 tires, 4 speed. Stock No. belted radial white sidewall tires. Stock $59,900. Century 21, Tedford Real bus and school. $34,500. Call combination office and in will travel, gardens, window washing. Ed Roberts, years experience, residential Estate, 647-9914. » after 6, 649-4004. 5221. Gold Bond box spring and No. 56. ( MANCHESTER - Immaculate dustrial building. Tremendous flowerbeds, lawns, large or 649-2007. After 5p.m., call 528- or commercial. Stephen mattress. Five piece formica value. T. J. Crockett, small. Call 643-1895. 7433. Free estimates. Myers, 646-2672. 5 1/2 room, two bedroom BUY Mm commee 3-4-5, THREE family, vacan IN NORTHEASTERN Ver and chrome kitchen set. GE apartment. Quiet area. Realtors, 643-1577. HAVE WE HEirai YOU UmY? Rione automatic ironer and chair. ZINSSER cy, centrally located, business mont, lakefront cottages, 643-2711. □ MISC. FOR SALE i « 1 9 5 4 Security deposit. References summer homes, country Autos For Sale 61 Auto* For Solo Aulot For Solo Call 649-4837 evenings. required. No pets. $200 A II. Excellent investment. Reel Esiele Wonted 28 CHORCHES Principals only. Call owner, homes, lots and acreage. Send leeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeee.eee-Feeeeeeei ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦J monthly. Carl A. Zinsser AGENCY „ Articles tor Sale 41 649-1919. for free brochure. Fenton ALL CASH for your property CUSTOM DRAPERIES - TREMENDOUS Tag Sale - " — —^ — — ♦ Agency, 646-1511, Of Manchester Chester Real Estate, Box 122, ♦ within 24 hours. Avoid red made very reasonable, work ALUMINUM sheets used as Something for everyone in ^ 646-1511 Lyndon, Vermont, 0M49. 1-802 guaranteed, call anytime, 649- HUM:' cluding 13" tires, TV, FITZGERALD FORD 80 Oakland St. 843-2791 tape, instant service. Hayes printing plates, .007 thick, Autos For Sale 626-5669. 61 Corporation, 646-0131. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for childreiTs clothes and toys. ToHand CouMfi Oldest Ford Dealer’ Sunday, April Ilth, 10-5, 39 $41,900 $i: Phone 643-2711. 100 WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVILLE Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale S I Autos For Sale Essexx Street, Manchester. THREE BEDROOM HVnch, IN-TOWN — Six room 875-3369 |4 WHUiy$ Eieept Thvt. M I Sil 95 643-2485 ■ jorksaver kitchen, separate Ranch, three bedroome, CLEAN USED refrigerators, ranges, automatic washers, ning area. Nicely paneled, living room with fireplace, Autos For Sale P with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's DATSUN TRUCKS ea™ ted rec room. Fenced formal dining room, Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- yard and redecorated kilchen with new cablnelt LONGS - SHORTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY throughout. Walk to schools 2m . and shopping. Low 30's. and deluxe dithwaiher, |y| MERCURY Gallagher Agency, 529-6874. one car garage, con YOU CAN DO BETTER CARPETS - Special - This venient location, owner month only. Free - Rubber MANCHESTER - Immaculate anxious. Looking lor padding with every order. A APRIL ACTION six room Ranch, three reasonable offer. world of samples to choose from with prices you can af LINCOLN bedrooms, fireplaced living U&R REALTY CO. room, nicely treed yard. Many ford. For shop at home ser extras. Priced in the mid 30's. 643-2692 vice. Call Scavitto's 633-0255. B/W Realty, 647-1419, Robert D. Murdock, atLYNCH! Senior Citizen Discount. Realtor >3584 SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice. NEW and DEMONSTRATORS MANCHESTER - 5-5, Di lex in excellent condition, go in Leading manufacturer has come or live-in, attrac 'ely redwood pools left over from PRE-OWNED SPECIALS listed in the 30’s. B/W Realty, 1975 season Half Price. 1975 and 1976 MERCURYS 647-1419. WELL LOCATED two Guaranteed installation and bedroom Ranch Con terms. Call toll free 1-800-228- dominium, full basement, ful MANCHESTER - Five room 1976 ask for Monte, day or 74 CAPRI *3495 73 NOVA *2895 Ansaldi Ranch, two ly carpeted, carport, outside evening including Sunday. ★ ★ ^ HUGE DISCOUNTS ir. ^ ir Custom Hatchback. 350 .V-8, 3-speed floor shift, patio and more. Call First 2000 cc engine, 4 speed, radial tires, A M radio, styled power steering, A M -FM radio, under 25,000 miles, fireplaces, garage, convenient wheels, tangerine, black Interior. location. Quiet street. Call Hartford Realty, Milt Leon, CHINA - 82 piece, Limoges, tangerine finish. 649-7763. 646-8727, 646-6555. $30,900. Pearl ivory pattern, $50.; 35 76 MONARCH BRAND NEW 74 TOYOTA *3495 73 PLYMOUTH *2595 piece Steubenville, very old, Celica ST 2-Door hardtop. 4 cylinder, automatic, 4 new Valiant 4-Door Sedan. 225 d d 6. automatic, AM -FM, MIchelln radial tires, navy blue finlah, tan Interior, un- $35.; not sets. Call 646-()554. body side molding, tour new whitewall tires, metallic ^r_25,0W original mites. SALE green with matching vinyl Interior, 43,000 miles. • HAPPY WHEEL HORSE garden trac II *3495 tor, 35 models in stock. See us 4-DOOR PRICE 73 VW 412 *3195 i H i Qhia Hardtop. V6, automatic, power steering, AM Sedan. Fuel Injected 4-cyllnder, automatic, factory air, BIRTHDAY for new, used and repairs, y. radio, center console, steel belted radial tires, forest A M -FM , steel belted radial tires, rear window 4ar>lti f. rttle Sale on some models. Save. SEDAN green finish, light green vinyl roof, 15.000 miles. defroster, silver blue metallic, 25,000 miles. AMERICA! Pick-up and delivery. CORONA CDRONA Manchester to le Shop, 178 standard features oh all these PINTOS* 4 Color Whlw, .lock W E I K . Equlppwl with 2 M S-cyl. m gin., West Middle Turnpike. r.dl.l Urn, And All Ford Sality FMturMi »3768 1776 - 1976 4 Door Sedan 4 Door Wagon passenger comfort, front disc brakes, rack & TRUCK SPECIAL pinion steering, solid state Ignition, color- SECRETARY'S office desk, L SEW 1976 1975 *31,900 shaped, can be seen at 707 1976 1976 74 FORD F-100 Two bedroom Condominium with dining area, keyed carpeting, mini console, fold-down Main St.'eet, Manchester. BOBCAT COUGAR MERCURY CAPRI II XR-7 Monttgo MX 'A Ton Pickup, 6 cylinder, automatic, step 'n tow rear appliances, and attractively decorated. rear seat. $150. S-Or. Sport Coups Runahom f6A22, dark yellow 2-Door Pillared Hard bumper, 13,000 miles, yellow finish. green metallic. 351 V-6, top, Stock #5CS, pastel I Stock I6T21, light <3195 ELECTROLUX - four months Stock #6K53. color twin comfort lounge yellow, brown vinyl roof, green, automatic *33,900 old, excellent condition, with orange, automatic J aeata. radial whitewalls, opera window. 351 V-6, tranamlaalon, steel Two-Famlly In central location within walking dittanc* power nozzle. Call 875-9190. tranimlaalon. electric I electric rear window radial ply tires, con 3-DOOR RUNABOUT $ I belted radial whitewalls, to church, school, and but line. Three rooms In each rear window defroater, defogger, manual air venience group, manual power steering, electric apartment. Crulsomatic, wsw tires, radio. CARPETS - plush deep red power steering, low condition, AM/FM air conditioning, AM 3 2 9 5 I rear window defroater, 72 FORD *2395 ye054. mileage demonatrator. I Multiplex, radio, app. Radio, protective body 71 DATSUN *1895 15'xl2', Beige 15'xl2'. Grey Am radio, protective Maverick 2-Door Sedsn, 6 cylinder, automatic. A M -FM I I protection group, tinted moldings. 510 2-Door Sedan. 4 cylinder, 4 speed, gold finish. 9'xlO'. 3-55 gallon drums. Call I body aide moldingi, . I glaaa, wheels radio, 25,000 miles, copper finish. *34,500 STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES after 4. 646-6948. Six-room Colonial In mova-ln condition. Fireplace, steel belled radial Urea, body aide molding, tinted extra-large closets, large room*. Ideal starter home. glaaa, electric rear window defroater, reciining front FOR SALE - Crocheted >4272 >4461 72 MERCURY *2295 71 HORNET *1895 afghan. Call 646-6652. >3786 *iS15 aeata, clock, and trip odometer. 3-DOOR RUNABOUT $ Montego MX Brougham. V-8, automatic, power 2-Door Sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic. A M radio, vinyl stallion option, Crulsomatic, steering, factory air, center armrest, 4 new whitewall interior, light green finish. , , *37,900 3 4 9 5 WALNUT Motorola console tires, copper finish with matching vinyl roof, Condominium with three bedrooms, carpeting, 5s > • A70x13 RWL, radio. #6026 74 MJIRK IV $6995 75 MAVEMCK $3095 stereo with am/fm radio, 72 PINTO $1895 4-Ooor Sedan, white, dark brown vinyl appliances, two full and two hall bathe. In Ilka-new 1968 CHEVY NOVA *1395 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA *2395 $200. Call 647-1957. Dark blue with standard Mark IV luxury 2-Door Sedan, medium green, matching roof, economical 6-cyl., auto., whitewalls, 71 FORD *1595 condition. options, full power, A M -FM stereo, true vinyl Interior, economical 4-cyl., 4 speed radio, power steering, rust proofing. Country Squire Station Wagon. V-8. power steering, 2 Door, 6 cyl., AM radio, dark green, 2-Door Sedan 1600, 4 speed, nice red luxury cars. TAG SALE - Many new items, trans., radio, whitewalls. power brakes, root rack, factory air. 68,000 orlglnal'mlles. finish, AM radio. Immaculate. 73 DATSUN $2795 71 TOYOTA *1995 Crown 4-Door Sedan. 8 cylinder, auto., P S power two motorcycles, car, clothes, . B-210 2-Ooor Sedan, 4-cyl., 4-speed, *48,900 75 MONARCH GHU $AVE brakes, factory air, steel belled radlals, rear window 1971 TOYOTA CORONA *1995 1972 FORD PMTO *1995 3-DOOR RUNABOUT 10 speed Dike. Friday and 73 PlYM. Duster $2595 radio, whitewalls, low mileage, economy Large home Ideal for the growing family. Five 4-Door Sedan, dark brown metallic, tan defroster. 70 TOYOTA *1095 4-Door, automatic, A M radio, light blue, Runabout, 4 speed, AM radio, excellent Cruiaomalic, waw tiraa, radio, Saturday 9-7, 48 High Street, 2-Door Coupe, green, matching vinyl In plusi bedrooms, fireplace, modern kitchen with first-floor luxury cloth Interior, bucket aeati,. Corolla Coupe. 4 cyl., 4 speed, blue. dual mirrors, $6068. Manchester. terior, economical slant 6 eng., radio, laundry. like new. consitlon. automatic, console, AM-FM Stereo, 73 DODGE $1995 new whitewalls. Sharp car. OLD AND USED gifts at the radial whitewalls, vinyl root, loadadl Polara 4-Dr. Hardtop, V-8, automatic, PS, 71 FORD Under 8,000 milea. PB, factory air cond-ttlon, radio, 70 CHEVROLET Lords Bible and Gift Shop, 10 whitewalls, vinyl top, priced righti Qalaxle 4-Dr. Hardtop. V-8, auto., PS. factory air, A M *1695 „ , ’50,900 Bissell Street, Manchester. 70 MAVEnCK $1395 radio, 4 new whitewall tires, light metallic blue finish. Nova 4-Ooor Sedan. 6 cyl., auto.. PS. radio. 4 new ( OUR CARS GUARANTEED 100% ) 74 MONTEGO MX $3295 whitewall tires, white blue vinyl roof. Unusual Ranch with Iota of room. Three bedroome, 2-Door Sedan, economical 8-cyl.. 3- 75 FORD $4195 2-Door Hardtop, red, black vinyl Interior, Qraneda 4-Door Sedan, dark green, sad large rec room, new carpeting, fireplace, and outdoor GARAGE SALE April 10 St black vinyl top. automatic. PS. PB. fac apeed transmission, radio, whitewalls, dle vinyl Interior, 6-cyl., automatic, power patio. This Is a very attractive horns. 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA *1795 11th, 2-cars, queen size mat tory air condition. Showroomi hard to find price rangel A ‘lr steering, radio, factory air conditioning, 70 DATSUN *1895 1974 TOYOTA CEUCA *3295 DILLON FORD tress and box spring, clothes, 70 MGB *1895 2-Ooor Sedan, 4 speed, radio, super bucket seats, redial whitewalls. 510 Station Wagon, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, A M radio, light Roadster, 4 cylinder. 4 speed, radial tires, bright red. economy car. Q.T 2-Door Hardtop. Sliver, AM/FM books, miscellaneous, 10-4. 16 green. *52,900 radio, 5 speed, like new. A very hard to 319 Main St. Robin Road, Manchester. Four bedroom Colonial with first-floor family room with 1975 TOYOTA CEUCA *3795 find carl fireplace, carpeting, garage, situated on a large lot. 2-Door Hardtop, 4 speed, AM radio, * «] SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - 1971 TOYOTA CORONA *1995 Leading manufacturer has black vinyl top, nice red finish, radial iv;' -44 ■■ i' FORD *58,900 tires, body aide molding, 14,000 miles, 2-Door Hardtop, automatic, AM radio redwood pools left over from like new. folddown rear seat, nice red finish, like TMfi' 1975 season Half Price. ^ZijOR M Q q (»Q |.||||0 |. Large Duplex with lour bedroome and 1'A baths In new. Guaranteed installation & each unit. Each side has first floor dsn and lard* S-A !'*' 6 4 3 - 2 1 1 4 5 terms, call toll free 800-228- rooms. ■ 1976 ask for Monte, day or IQIIYlOiTIAl evening, seven days. REALE’S CORNER i WE BUY and sell furniture. 315 CENTER ST,, MANCHESTER, CONN. 643-5135 Cash on the line. One piece or 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 “W an entire houseful. 646-6432. AMC Motors Inc. 345 Canter St. (Rt. 6) Manohester • 646-4321 Furniture Barn, 345 Main Street. Beside Douglas 2 8 5 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-4165 I Motors. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MAiNCHc^STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ April 9, 1976 Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ April 9, 1976— PAGE NINETEEN Think Big Autoi For Salo 6f Autos For Sale 61 Motorcyclas-BIcyclas ■ 64 Campers-Trallers Frank Mid EniMt Mobile Homes 85 ACROSS Charles M. Schultz 1972 KAWASAKI 350cc, 56 Bring to court 1967 DODGE Pick-up, $500 or JONES AUTO A BANK repossession st-t up 1 Tall 59 Promontory best offer. Call between noon rebuilt motor, $550 or best Dear Abby 5 Extensive In in paric ready to occupy. Mu size DOWN 5ZJ and seven. 875-7448. SALES offer. Call 649-1184. BABE RUTH TEPWILLIAM5HAPACAP.' F o ^ K fiT T , '(cr n N W M M u r , I* . W, * ...sms sell! Mnk will arrangp j' 6 Enormous 1 Concealed n MC kwix SINS HAP A CAP! MAURY WILLS HAP A CAP.' financing. For informatioi 12 Willow genua 2 Newspaper M AR G IE, (DILL / even joe BAKAMlA) 1966 CHEVY Impala. 71 M S CMm 442, a m k i l m ' 1971 CT 70 TRAIL bike Honda, By Abigail Van Buren 13 Mohammedan WILLIE MAYS X'M AFRAID n INK (MtaHv IT, ■ *, a ...... SINS 828-0360 Broker. paragraph MICKEY MANTLE HAP A CAP' HAD A CAF! ^ excellent condition, best excellent condition, asking name 3 Biological HAP A CAP! 71 we I n ^ , Im m t...... SINS VOU SHUT UP?!? ------offer. 644-8690. 71 n w MW kwv, a * .... .SUN $200., or best offer. 644-0706. 14 Greek god of factor (C w e H A V f r SELLING your mobile home? DEAR ABBY: 1 feel just terrible. A friend of ours love NW eim ii,ahLji...... SI2N Buyers waiting! 1-828-0360 4 Speed up IP 1969 FORD half ton pickup, V- 72 TNI 4 W . ra*kS2HS GIRL’S three speed, 26” brought a young woman over for us to meet. (His wife died 15 Lairs 5 Wilkes------. Sot^B 7llmilN»^4ai'...... SISN Broker. about a year ago.) 16 Piece of old Pennsylvania 25 Have the 42 Massive 8 engine, automatic transmis 72 I M I m lM a , £ 11,11 ....S22H Columbia, maroon color, cloth I p ^ sion, good condition. $1,450 or She was very loud, talkative and bossy, which was 6 Workers' courage 43 Big g A D M E W ^ 72 T irm C m fiWw, 4 a * ..SINS excellent condition, $45. Call FOR SALE - 1975 Fleet Wing 17 Narrow road group (ab.) 26 Arabian 44 Three-banded best offer. 742-8270. disappointing to us because we knew his first wife, who was 16 Rhythm In verse 7 Colossal seaport armadillo 299 troid SL Manchtsttr 64M566 truck camper. Fully self- a real lady. contained. AC-DC bower. 20 Lengthwise 8 Spartan slave 27 Hostelrles 45 Armor F o r 1973 FORD - Gran Torino 22 Compass 9 Monitor lizard 26 Become breaking club 1970 PLYMOUTH wagon, HONDA, 1973, 750F, 1200 Sleeps 6. Never used. Call 872- The following day, the man came over alone and asked us wagon, new shocks, battery, miles, $1,675. Call 871-0672. what we thought of his lady friend. We told him the truth. reading to Saucer bigger 47 Stare at with automatic, power steering, 9461.. 23 Seine shaped bell 29 Celtic country THAWfi 4.q tires, muffler, trailer hitch, Well, you guessed it. They are being married, and we are wonder • l9H bf me. tw K»« US ^*1 on power'jower brakes, four new radial 24 "Bells lor 11 Common 30 Othello, for 46 Nights before roof rack, V-8, 302, excellent not invited, to the receptioni suffix example condition. Call 875-9190. tires. got;ood condition. $1,000. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 49 Choose 6464437. Were we wrong in being honest? My husband thinks we 27 Possessive 19 Huge 33 Afflictions 5 1 -----de ware. pronoun 21 Diminished 41 American cologne WINTHMP By DICK CAVALLI 28 Precious stone 24 Came dovm Inventor 53 Half-ems Mickey Finn — .Morris Weiss 1973 TOYOTA, C oro n a, Trucks for Sale 62 CAN’T LIE 31 Young man deluxe, good condition. Call 32 Hindu queens 1 2 a 4 6 8 7 8 9 10 11 HOW C A N Y O U KSrNORE 644-1939. 1967 FORD, F250, 6 cylinder, SPRING SERVICE SPECIALS 34 River (Sp.) DEAR CAN’T: Honesty Is always the best policy, but 12 is 14 Y E A H - AND THE TERRIBLE MENACE pick-up truck, $600. Call 647- Clip and Bring Wllh You 35 Choter GEE, PHIL— I'M TERRIBLYIBLV 'I you should know that no man wants an honest opinion of a 36 Hash OF THE EVER-LUR