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culation — a situation that quarter of a liter of urine. Montemayor said “I asked them to explain within two or three hours.” Doctor says Hughes died was worsened by the in­ In addition he had sores all Hughes had the left s'de of to me why they had not The Mexican did not give explicable fact that his over his body, his eyes and his thorax sunken and his taken him to the details on what response he head was raised,” said the extremities were breathing was weak, he Medical Center which he received from the Hughes of sickness called neglect Mexican. paralyzed, and there was added. (Hughes) owned,” medical team, nor exactly “He was suffering from bleeding from a wound on Angered by what he Montemayor said. how it was that he was ACAPULCO, Mexico not getting the medical bones, unconscious, with extreme dehydration and the left side of his'head, ap­ found, Montemayor said he “1 also warned them that summoned to the dying (UPI) — Although he was attention he needed, the an epileptic aspect because in the previous 24 hours parently from an open criticized the American if he got any less medical man’s hideout in the first one of the richest men in Mexican said. of a lack of cerebral cir- had produced only a benign tumor.” doctors present. attention he would die place. **The BHght One** the world, the late Howard ."Howard Hughes died of TWENTY PAGES 7» - ' - Hughes died of "a sickness a sickness called neglect,” called neglect,” according he said. TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER, 0 )N N ., FRIDAY, APRIL 1 6 ,1 9 7 6 - VOL. XCV, No. 188 PRICEt nrCEEN CENTS to a Mexican physician He said he expressed his V lllllllllll who was called in to dissatisfaction to the ■laiBitaMaiBi examine the billionaire in American doctors when he his final hours of life here. saw the billionaire shortly Deli Department Specials Dr. Victor Manuel before he was put aboard a ( CHOICEST MEA TS ^ Land 6 Lakaa Ruaaar's Montemayor Martinez, in chartered jet for Houston N e w s an interview with the last April 5 in a futile effort AMERICAN $ 1 O A COOKED BUTT PORTIONIN TOWN Huge oil rig capsizes; Mexico City newspaper El to save his life. Hughes CHEESE ...... lb. Sol de Mexico, said he was dead when the plane HAM...... s u m m a ry found Hughes unconscious, reached that city. f u l l y Ruster’e Wunderbar Weaver’a his body covered with Montemayor said ‘‘it HAM COOKED GERMAN oQt (aiiiWEii sores and consisting of would be very difficult to SHANK HALF Compiled Irom 12 men believed dead "nothing more than skin determine” why Hughes BOLOGNA ...... o D' r o u ...... > U 9 Our Own United Press Internellonal and bones.” did not receive better Grots & Welgle Special, ecial PORT ARANSAS, Tex. (UPI) - A missioned in January, broke away down. I don’t think there was any HAM .lb. Although he had four medical attention. giant oil rig under tow in the stormy from towships. way to get air because ventilation is American doctors in atten­ ‘‘Senor Hughes was COLE C Q C EASTER $ 1 ) A BUTT HALF S ta te Gulf of Mexico broke lose and sank “It was rough,” said survivor Ellis at the top.” dance at his 20th floor hotel nothing more than skin and SLAW...... lb. 9 9 KIEIBASA....i. 1 . 9 9 Thursday night. The Coast Guard R. Whitt of Shreveport, La., a motor- Whitt said he never saw the second hideout here, Hughes was HAM French-Dutch-Pollah-ltallan-Peppar WATERBURY - The sale of said today 12 men trapped in an over­ mah who was among 16 crewmen capsule again. Scovill Manufacturing Co.’s turned survival capsule were feared boarding an identical survival cap­ VRUSSEB^ LOAVES Your choice . * 1 ” Coast Guard spokesman Dave OEM plants in Waterbury and New dead, two others were unaccounted sule. “At 8 o’clock they woke us up Cipra said a helicopter from the Milford was announced early for and 22 survived. and we did what we could to get Lexington plucked the last man from HAM SEMI BONELESS...... today, insuring that nearly 2,- The USS Lexington, on maneuvers things squared away. Newport prepares the water to safety and a tug latched 000 employes will keep their off the coast, dispatched “The rig began to arch more and Illlllllllll onto the first survival capsule early FRESH SLICED jobs. helicopters to assist in the rescue and more and we could see that eventual­ pull the disabled capsule, shaped like ly something drastic was going to today about 30 miles off the Texas Be Sure To Visit Our Newly Enlarged ' coast. for Tall BEEF LIVER .lb. HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. a large saucer, from the rolling sea. happen,” “Where do you want us to the Whitt said he entered the first sur­ Cipra said Navy divers, probably Grasso today said she still operating off the aircraft carrier USS WEAVER’S believes the $1.8 billion state bodies,” the Lexington asked on the vival capsule and cast off into the By LAURIE HORN “The crowd that we’re Coast Guard radio channel. Divers turbulent Gulf. Lexington, entered the capsule revenue package she before dawn to try to right it. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) projecting are probably 80 CHICKEN POT PIE .2 lb. FISH DEPARTMENT recommended last February said they could see bodies floating in­ “It was rolling and rocking but — The summer breezes per cent family,” said was better than the one side the orange capsule but could not everyone remained calm,” he said. MAID RITE ITALIAN STYLE “The capsule is shaped like a flying that will bring more than Russell Brown, president Featuring This Week adopted by the legislature last verify the number of dead. “Five minutes later they got the se­ saucer you might say,” said Stan 100 sailing ships into port in of Urban Dqsign Group. Fresh Frozen week. Seas were 13 feet and winds were cond capsule off, then the rig toppled Cristman, another Coast Guard 6 Ju n e fo r a s p e c ia l After the festival, the VEAL PATTIES . lb. pkg. clocked at 50 knots when the Ocean over and went to the bottom. BREADED spokesman. “It’s about 14 feet in maritime festival will also regatta will sail to New Express, a $12 million platform com­ “It went into the water upside diameter and nine feet high. It’s provide a windfall for the York for July 4th SWORD $ R e g io n a l bright orange and can handle 28 festivities under the ALSO FOR YOUR EASTER TABLE... economy of this resort ci­ Tobin First Prize Fresh Klelbasa, Oubuque Fleur- people,” ty- auspices of . BOSTON — An antibusing He said the capsule was equipped The names of the From New York, the fleet De-Lis Hams, Morrell’s E-Z Cut Ham, Boneless FISH 2 .5 9 member of the Boston School Town revenue sources with survival gear, including majestic square-riggers will split in two and port- Hams P.S. Also Don’t Forget Our New Bakery Department. You’ll Be Glad You Committee, Elvira Palladino, hatchets, oxygen, life preservers, Taking a spin hop at harbors along the Happy Easter To All are as exotic as their past; ^ Stopped.______^ says Jerome Winegar, the new­ fire extinguishers and boat hooks. Taking a spin around the Charter Oak parking lot on their un­ “Dar Pomorza” (), Atlantic Coast. ly appointed headmaster for reviewed at workshop The capsule, assuming it is intact, is The consultants are icycles are Lisa Blinn, 16, and her brother, Richard, 14, of 176 “Nippon Maru” (Japan), racially unsettled South Boston work accident which is likely, to watertight. pushing the attractiveness Four members of the Board of Charter Oak St. Lisa, who is riding a six-foot unicycle, is plan­ "Esmeralda” (Chile), High School, should be dis­ happen only infrequently, but The rig was named the Ocean of Newport, known for its Directors Thursday night heard an "Tovarishch" (USSR), missed before he begins his in higft cost. The plan, if it is im­ Express and owned by QDOCO of ning to perform in the Bennet Junior High School talent show. robber-baron mansions, explanation of the revenues the town "Gazelo Primeiro” (U.S.). duties. plemented, would not be effective in New Orleans. It was leased to She learned the art of unicycling at the Footprints on Main St. spectacular views, and in­ expects to receive in next year’s More than 400,000 budget. the next fiscal year. Marathon Oil Co, of Rockport, Tex. and has been riding for one year. (Herald photo by Dunn) tourists are expected to tact pre-revolutionary sea % ^ TAUNTON, Mass. - Mrs. town atmosphere. The explanation came from stream in to see the FULLY COOKED Natalie Chadburn apparently Thomas Moore, town controller. expected 18 international Final plans are expected MARVELS GRADE A has given up hope that her hus­ soon for parking reservoirs While the directors present formed square-riggers and 85 band, Allan, who set out alone no firm conclusions, they agreed that smaller sailing ships finish on the far side of three HAM in an eight-foot sailboat for New Lebanese cease-fire plan accepted bridges that connect the FRESH TURKEYS several of the revenue estimates a Newport-to-Bermuda Portugal more than a year ago, appeared conservative and that the island city to the mainland, BEIRUT (UPI) - Syria and ified stand against any faction that ficial to Damascus to help mediate, Bekaa Valley. But the Syrians made race sponsored by the is alive. Executors of Chad- town would probably receive more Palestinian guerrillas today agreed American Brown said. Buses will SHANK burn’s estate filed his will in- attempted to resume the war. diplomatic sources said. no move to advance beyond the bring the bulk of the from the sources. on a new plan to enforce a cease-fire — The revival of the Syrian- The Syrians were coming under border towns they seized early in the Association and its British PORTION 10-20 Taunton Probate Court this Illness and religious services kept and end the fighting in the Lebanon, affiliate, the Sail Training visitors into town and the Palestinian-Lebanese Supreme mounting pressure from rival Arab week. week on her behalf. down attendance. Directors present Damascus Radio said. Association. consultants are planning a Military Committee to supervise the nations such as Iraq, Libya and LB. LB. AVG. were John Thompson, Carl Zinsser, The agreement came as a choking With the ships will come network of trash cease-fire until the election of a new Egypt to withdraw their troops from Christian Phalangists overran the dumpsters, portable N a tio n a l Phyllis Jackston and Robert Price. sandstorm from the Sahara whirled Lebanese president. Lebanon. leftist town of Dhour Choueir' between 3,000 and 5,000 sea They also briefly reviewed restrooms, information through the countryside, effectively — Rejection of any form of parti­ The diplomatic sources said the Thursday and leftists retaliated by cadets between the ages of proposed capital improvements and A SAN FRANCISCO- Patricia ending the latest round of fighting 16 and 25, training on ships points, and recommended tion in Lebanon. next 48 hours were expected to be shelling Christian quarters of the Hearst is under treatment for observed that the budget includes that left 107 persons dead an 160 from at least 12 countries. eateries and sleeperies. — Rejection of any solutions “ decisive" in lining up Arab capital from positions in uptown CLOSED ALL DAY EASTER SUN., APRIL 18th EASTER LILIES <2.99 each malnutrition as well as her $2.3 million for renovations at With the tourists will Because the fleet is wounded. proposed by the . positions over Lebanon. western Beirut, collapsed lung, attending Bentley and Washington Schools. More than 17,200 have died in a come automobiles, lost expected at other ports, in­ — Rejection of appeals for the Meanwhile heavy fighting con­ Fires raged out of control We Give Old Fashion Butcher Service physicians reported Thursday. That will be cut because state grants children, empty bellies, cluding Boston on July 10, year of civil war. Arab League to become involved in tinued in downtown and eastern throughout the downtown area as the most visitors are expected for the work cannot become Damascus Radio said Syrian Presi­ the situation. Beirut, in the Mt. Lebanon region shells slammed in machine-gun fire aching feet, tired bodies available until after the next fiscal and vacation-thick wallets. to be of the "day-trip” SAN FRANCISCO - San dent Hafez Assad and Yasser Arafat, The radio made no mention of lef­ east of the capital and west of the ripped through the central squares. variety, coming principally STORE HOURS: Francisco voters may have the year. chairman of the Palestine Liberation tist demands that Syria lift its arms P Barclay Warburton, In a side commentary on president of ASTA and from within a 50-mile chance to fix the salaries of Organization, reached the seven- blockade and withdraw its 6,000 radius, Brown said. striking city craft workers in workmen’s compensation, Moore point agreement after lengthy talks troops from positions inside executive director of the Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 Highland S t said the town is investigating the Tall Ships committee, has the June 8 election. On the in the Syrian capital. Lebanese territory. ballot will be a proposal to possibility of a change in insurance Arafat represented the leftist Political circles in Beirut said the predicted the state will get Wed., Thurs., S Fri. til 9:00 coverage. If that change is made, the Restrictions on vendors a $30 million to $40 million allow labor agreements for alliance headed by Socialist leader new agreement confirmed Syria’s MANCHESTER more than one year and town would self-insure for the type of Kamal Jumblatt, who authorized the role as chief m ediator in the cash windfall as a result of Sat & Sunday injury which is likely to happen the festival, which runs another to restore over a two- PLO chief to negotiate on his behalf. Lebanese crisis. sought by committee 'til 6:00 frequently, but not be very costly. It The agreement provided for: from June 24 to July 1. HieHlJtlTE FASBiffis CONN. year period some of the fringe The rejection of ‘‘American would buy insurance for the type of Lannan told the parade committee New money spent in benefits trimmed from craft — An end to the fighting and a un- solutions ” and any attempts to raise Manchester’s Bicentennial Com­ that he couldn't refuse permits to Newport is expected to be workers pay. the crisis at the United Nations or the mittee, in an effort to keep all profits in the $6 million to $10 "V Arab League reinforced this view, from the June 12 parade within vendors holding state permits. million range, he said. MINOT, N.D. — Minot's big U.S. envoy L. Dean Brown, Manchester will ask the town counsel Acting on the assumption that per­ mits would be restricted to local ven­ The male and female lO-to-20-foot clay dikes were currently holding talks with all if it can keep out-of-town vendors off cadets are to bunk on board “eroding like hell” today and Lebanese leaders, has repeatedly the parade route. dors, Joseph Tully and Donald Kuehl, ibut farm out across the rain and snow was forebast. backed the Syrian initiative along The committee had been told that chairmen of the civic and fraternal GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh, Produce Specials subcommittee, had assured local state for evening home But workers were controlling with French envoy Georges Gorse, the Manchester Police Department visits. During the day, OCEAN SPRAY the record Souris River also here on a similar mission. would not issue permits to outside organizations planning concessions, When You Run A they'll keep busy with com- flooilwaters that threatened to Another Palestinian envoy was dis­ vendors for the Bicentennial parade, that outside vendors would not be Herald Want Ad IDAHO petitive swim meets, CRANAPPLE JUICE swamp a third of the city. patched to Riyadh for talks with but later, was informed by Police permitted on the parate route. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Agreements with the local ven­ soccer matches, tugs-of- CHASE a SANBORN Saudi officials and as a result Saudi Chief Robert Lannan that he had war, sailing races and ship- BAKING POTATOES 79^ DETROIT - For the first Arabia was expected to send an of­ been misquoted. dors, provide that 40 per cent of their to-ship exchanges. time in two years, indefinite profits will be turned over to the COFFEE ,....*1.39 JUICY a JUMBO ■ ■ r Bicentennial parade committee to The city is pulling hard BORDEN’S layoffs in the U.S. euto in­ to organize a corps of dustry will fall below the 50,000 Pilgrims retrace route help pay for the parade, and the bilingual volunteer guides, CREAMORA ....*1.29 NAVEL ORANGES 7g99* mark next week when General remainder to go to the vendors. All welcome hosts, hostesses (KMlOFRIDIIVimRALSaVICE u Motors resumes second shift foods for the concessions will also be and translators. featuring saw CREAM OR KERNEL CORN ^ JUICY RED & GOLDEN H r ^ ^ operalions in two California of Christ in Jerusalem bought from local firms, Tully said. Two major consulting plants. But the “ Big Three" "We are not trying to keep the out- MESSIAH VEGETARLES -^,...38*1 of-town vendors out of Manchester, firms, Ui ban Design Group Part Two DELICIOUS APPLES 7g99* automakers warned Thursday JERUSALEM (UPI) — Thousands Church of the Holy Sepulchre, site of DURKEE just off the parade routes,” Kuehl of Newport and Economics ij» a strik-2 by the United Rubber George Frideric Handel of Christian pilgrims today retraced Mt. Calvary and the Tomb of Jesus, Research Associates of Workers next week could crip­ the Biblical route Jesus followed to for brief services. The solemn Good said. with CRISP FLORIA M ^ To solve the dilemma, the subcom­ Boston, have been hired Soioiaia, Braaa, TympanI STUFFED OLIVES «..69« ple car production. his death, carrying large wooden Friday procession will give wav to The Concordia Choir mittee Wednesday night decided to under a $48,000 grant from SWEET LIFE crosses through the narrow, winding the joyous Easter Sunday high Mass DaWd L. 4/mond, conductor CELERY .....49* ask the town counsel to determine the state and the New WASHINGTON - The Postal alleyways of the old walled city of in the church, celebrated by the Latin Friday, April 16 whether or not concessions can be England Regional Com­ at 7:30 P.M. BLEACH ,.,49< Rate Commission wants stan­ Jerusalem. Patriarch to the Holy Land, Msgr. mission to handle crowd- CONCORDIA LUTHERAN dardized letter envelopes so restricted. CHURCH Under sunny but somewhat hazy Joseph J. Beltritti. control problems. 40 Pitkin Street they can be sorted and routed skies, the solemn Good Friday t o w e l s ,.2 s99< ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ by machine to save money. It procession wound through the an­ proposes that mailers pay a cient Via Dolorosa (street of sorrow) f f - — — — i surcharge for oversized from the point where Jesus was Weather service issues rui e a s ie r d e c o ra tlo 'n ^ tf I FROZEN FOODS & DAIRY SPECIALS envelopes and it would ban use sentenced to where he was crucified. With This Coupon j With This Coupon of undersize envelopes. • jewels • sequins • glitter y RHODE Police said about 10,000 pilgrims took part in the procession, marking spring fever warning ' ribbons • trims • styrofoam eggs/ I Christianity’s most sorrowful occa­ BREAD DOUGH . 16 OZ. 5 pack 99^ International every little thing BANQUET I sion. They mingled with Jews on WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The lost more quickly to outside air," tiie their way to the Wailing Wall for sab­ NWS said. "where a ** HECKER'S TEL AVIV, Israel — Israel National Weather Service has taken has planned a formal military bath and Passover services at leave of its usually somber alerts and "The general enervation that takes dollar's FRIED CHICKEN n .9 9 place is simply the result of the worth a RICH’S ECLAIRS or funeral for David Elazar, who Judaism’s holiest shrine. cautions to warn the young at heart Retracing the biblical route, the body's reaction to the large amount dollarl" yjj resigned under a cloud as chief they might catch spring fever. FLOUR of staff because of lack of pilgrims stopped at each of the With the temperature reaching 80 of work going on in the body process VANILLA PUFFS ,.„69* Toward Purchase Of | tradional 14 stations of the Cross, un­ of shitting blood circulation and TROPICANA ■ 5 lb. Bag preparation for the 1973 Middle at 2 p in. Thursday, the NWS warned, G a in e s East war, the army said today. Pavers at work on Main St. der the watchful eyes of police and "You may catch it tliis afternoon,” in reproduction to cope with a warming Elazar was pronounced dead at troops stationed on rooftops and a special statement issued on the external environment. ORANGE JUICE ,.„ 59* T o p C h o ic e Tel Aviv’s Ichilov Hospital They're paving Main St. in Manchester, but not the downtown along the way to guard against possi­ subject of spring fever. ' For a period of a few days until HOOD’S - ALL FLAVORS Thursday where he was taken portion of it — from the Center to Hartford Rd. They are per­ ble Arab guerrilla attacks. “ Every year about this time, and the acclimatization takes place, the T H f . DOG after suffering an apparent sonnel of the State Department of Transportation and Main St. is No incident were reported. especially so after a cold winter, on lamiliar spring fever symtoms may ICECREAM ...,99« heart attack. State Rt. 83. The reason Downtown Main St. isn’t being paved is Reaching the top of the cobbled the first few consecutive days when occur," the statement concluded. FRESH & SALT WATER TACKLE FOOD that the town has responsibility for maintaining it — a function it alleyway, the pilgrims filed quietly temperatures reach into 70s, New FLY TYING MATERIALS • CUSTOM TIED through the pillared entrance to the Englanders experience a very plea­ Country Style BELFAST, Northern Ireland took over Jan. 20, 1975. Prior to then, the town was responsible FLIES • BAIT • ROD BUILDING SOUR CREAM ,... 59* Good Tlini Siturdtii, Ifril 17 Good Thru Siturdaii, Rpri 17 — A Provisional Irish sant malaise called spring fever, ’ S U P P LIE S a C U S T O M c r a f t e d R O D S only for sidewalks and part of the electrical costs for traffic Redeem at Kgliland Peril Market Redeem at W(Mand Parii Maikat Republican Army staff officer the service said. signals and street lighting. Rt. 83 continues south through "The symptoms: a feeling of limit One Coupon Per FamRii limit One Coupon Per FamRy wqs shot and killed while The weather FISHING LICENSES STOUFFER’S ENTRES ...89* trying to escape from a British Glastonbury and north to the Massachusetts line. What the state a j lassitude, and physiological and psy­ chological changes attended by a ■------y Army patrol near the village of is doing is leveling Rt. 83— by curb-to-curb paving in some areas II1SIQ 0 lO G d y Variable cloudiness today and Forkhill, 40 miles southwest of and spot paving in others. The present^project is from the post broad, sometimes silly, grin. tonight, chance of showers, RAY’S TACKLE SHOP Belfast; the army said today. Area n ew s___6, 7 Editorial "The reason: when temperatures thundershowers. High upper 70s. Lows 307 East Center St., Manchester • 643-7177 He was identified as Patrick office to the railroad tracks in the North End (formerly Depot Business...... 5 Family . rise, the body has to gel rid of heat. tonight, lower 50s, Partly sunny Satur­ Hours; Mon.-FrI. 10 A.M.-9;00 P.M., Sat. 8:30 A.M.- Joseph Cleary. Sq.). Oakland St., also a part of Rt. 83, may be next. Plans are Classified___14-18 Obiluarie Dilation of the blood vessels occurs day. highs in lower 80s. National 5:30 P.M.; Closed Sunday and Wednesday for some work later in the year on Rt. 83 (S. Main St.) which lies Dear Abby...... 15 Sports , so that blood can be carried nearer to weather forecast map on I’age 16. iiiiiiiiiiiiniiinlliiiiv south of the Globe Hollow Reservoir). (Herald photo by Pinto) the body surface where heat can be PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri.. April 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EV EN IN G H ERALD , Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 16, 1976 - P AG E T H R E E

Police report Negotiators seek an end Fourth Annual ::7’**s«»uesw FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH OF MANCHESTER M a n c h e s te r Common Pleas Court 12 in East Spencer St. and charged with fourth- Meeting in the Orange Hall Three boys about ‘age 12 or 13 Hartford May 3. degree larceny. Court is May 3. 72 East Center Street, Manchester Policeman^s Ball • Anthony L. Mature, 29, and Iris. started a post office Jeep where it • Robert H. Scheinost, 22, of 35 • John E. Carr, 16, of 448 W. Mid­ You are cordially invited to see the G. Mature, 31, both of 129G Rachel was parked at the post office on to Meriden teacher strike dle Tpke. was arrested Thursday at Rd. were arrested Thursday at 5:50 Westminster Rd. was arrested today dramatic motion picture Manchester 9:15 a.m. on a court warrant Broad St., Thursday about 7 p.m. p.m. at the Kings store in the at 2:16 a.m. on Westminster Rd. and MERIDEN (UPI) - charging him with second-degree They drove it around the Parkade feelings between the an agreement to settle the teachers to strike against a State Armory Parkade and charged with fourth- charged with breach of peace and Schools were closed today THE POWER OF THE RESUimECTION criminal trespassing. The charge parking lots and returned it to the teachers and the city dispute. The strike began board of education. degree larceny (shoplifting). He was possession of marijuana. Court is for Good Friday while Main StreeU Manchester, Conn* stems from an entry April 4 into a post office lot, said police. sanitation workers. after the Court of Common also charged with possession of a M ay 3. negotiators for the school The teachers Thursday An inspiring feature-length motion picture that Vine St. apartment. Court is May 3. The boys left the scene just before Council, which governs the controlled substance (marijuana). • Lorraine M. Goss, 33, of 358 defied a New Haven forcefully portrays the spiritual impact of the Gospel police arrived. board “and teachers on "They showed their sup­ city, twice rejected con­ Adams St. was arrested Thursday at Superior Court injunction message of the Living Christ! Dancing 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. They are scheduled to appear In strike since April 7 planned port for us, and now tracts agreed on by the 12:40 p.m. at the Fin est store on • Dale T. Nielsen, 23, of 4 Sunset to try to resolve the dis­ they’re showing their con­ ordering them to return to Al Jarvis' Orchestra Lane, Bolton was arrested today at Michael P. Yankowski, 21, of 52 school board and the pute. cern for the health and their classrooms and 7:20 a.m. on W. M iddle Tpke. and Scott Dr. was injured after the teachers. SUNDAY EVENING Meanwhile, sanitation s a f e t y o f M e r id e n ’ s The teachers contend planned to defend their Saturday, April 24, 1976 charged with operating a motor vehi­ motorcycle he was driving east on workers agreed to start residents,” Bruenn said. their strike is legal, right to strike in court next APRIL 18th at 7:00 P.M. Manchester Hospital notes cle while license suspended. Court is Highland St. Thursday at 12:12 a.m. Donation *20.00 per couple picking up trash today claiming' the action is week. Bruenn said union A Free-Will Offering Will be Taken M ay 4. went out of his control and he fell Negotiators for the 591 after two private collection against the city council and leaders were prepared to James Bellasov, Pastor Phone: 643-7644 • Two youths, age 14 and 15, were with it by the side of the road at teachers and the school Discharged Wednesday: Peter Jug, 333 Mary Ryan, Enfield; Jane O’Grady, companies hired by the board met for seven hours not the school board. By go to jail in defiance of the 643-7764 646-4555 arrested Thursday at noon off the Wyllys St., police said. He just mis­ Bidwell St.; Zlla Long, East Hartford; Glastonbury; Denise Kupyar, East Hart­ city quit because of state law, it is illegal for back-to-work order. railroad tracks near W. M iddle Tpke. sed several street signs.- Thursday to try to work out Mildred Macri, Glastonbury; Loretta ford. reported threats. Mayor and each charged with operating an He was taken by ambulance to Pouliot, East Hartford; Robin Jacobsen, Also, Dora Hodge, Granby; Roland Abraham Grossman said unregistered motor vehicle (mini­ Manchester Memorial Hospital 2589 Ellington Rd., South Windsor; Chasse, 180 New Bolton Rd.; Lucy he planned to ride the Catherine Brewer, East Hartford; Mosher, 86 Birch St.; Mary Chappell, 118 bike) and operating without a where he was admitted and kept trucks to see that there is Matthew McGuire, Storrs; Rheta Diane D r.; Stephen Estes, South Glaston­ license. overnight for observation. A hospital no interference. Colpitts, 122 Bretton Rd. bury; Ronald Trinks, 547 Griffin Rd., They were referred to Juvenile spokesman said he was released this or Grossman met with the Also, Edward Kiernan, Penney Hill, South Windsor. Court and released to their parents.' morning. No charges were lodged. ,J»k Ellington; Diane Willett, 124 Washington city’s refuse workers UfASII iJSW /A SH 'l St.; Bernard Stickels, 18 Bretton Rd.; Thursday and agreed to Karen Pacheo, Lake View Dr., Coventry; Bomb scare, brakes pay them tor a full week’s 1997^ ^rtclion! \ ®CE Dorothy Caruolo, 633 Bolton Rd.; imTHEATRES EAST work despite their walkout Nicholas Jackston, 374 Gardner St.; MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PARKADE • 649 - SIS 1 in support of the teachers. Four attractive styles, gitt-boxed, delay Pan Am jetliner He said the private collec­ Ra,. 4 45 tors had received threats 2'/* Sq. Ft. Chamois, 0 4 7 Duwnes supported BOSTON (UPI) - A -State police said the plane \ ^ REDFORD/HOFFIIIUN from people involved in the 10K Gold Initials NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - The New bomb scare and. and the luggage were strike. DuPont Rain Dance Paste Britain Bar Association issued a mechanical trouble forced searched but no explosive XLlTHEPRESIDENrSIIIIEIEF Since Tuesday, about 120 Our or Liquid Wax statement Thursday expressing its 329 passengers from a Pan device was discovered. 970 city trash collectors had Reg. Carnegie Medal winner confidence in New Britain attorney American World Airways As the plane resumed its refused to cross teachers’ 13S7 y o u r CHOICE ^ R e ? “ John Downes who is to be in­ flight to Germany to spend flight early today and John Ciarcia, left of Steuben, Maine, formerly of Manchester, B i a f picket lines set up at trash Reg. 22.97 Reg. 59.97 vestigated as a member of the state the night in Boston. passengers were waiting to *16 *37 collection points. Police Apply, let dry ,0 haze, Wipe clean^'” displays the Carnegie Medal for heroism, which he has just gaming commission by Attorney The 747 jet was diverted reboard, it was discovered and firemen joined in the received from Sen. William Hathaway, of Maine, center. General Carl Ajello. to Logan International Air­ the brakes were not func­ 5-Pc. Bucket o fS p o n g e s ,o .R .,,„ ...... picketing Thursday. Looking on is Ciarcia-s wife, Linda. Ciarcia received the medal A spokesman for the association port Thursday night tioning properly, a Pan Am Thomas Bruenn, presi­ SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF Sunday for his heroism Jan. 30, 1975, when he saw a car come said, “ We are mindful and greatly because of a bomb threat spokesman said. €3A l3LE.and dent of the Meriden distressed by the fact that the mere State police said the over a hill in Harrington, Maine, skid on ice, climb over a snow­ Federation of Teachers, process of ‘investigating’ in the passengers were put up in General Electric V. Easter Candy & Chocolates ! Oven Fresh! bank, jump over a guardrail and plunge into a deep creek. He said there were no hard All Kinds of Easter goodies for a big holiday! public mind too often is taken to be Sweeping various hotels and the Automatic took off his coat, plunged into the water forced the car door open I FBI.-8AT.-SUM. 2 PM "GODZILLA vs KING KONG" synonymous with guilt under the sehedule [light would be resumed Can Opener and pulled the driver, Mrs. Anita Seavey, to shore. He had to ’where-there's-smoke’ principle.” later today, perhaps in Snyder 13 oz. submerge twice to accomplish her rescue. Among the members “ Judge Downes possesses an announced another plane. Cutting assembly comes out for cleaning; convenient cord Potato Chips honorable and impeccable record of Officials said the plane Ford signs of his family and friends attending the medal presentation were Highway coordinator storage. ((EC32 Reg. 11.97 over 47 years of service as alawyer, left Kennedy Airport at TO COMPLEMENT YOUR EASTER ENSEMBLE his father, John N. Ciarcia of New Britain, a former director of George Ringstone has an­ FIANO’S Our judge and civic leader in this com­ 8:30 p.m. on a flight to fund hill the Eighth Utilities District, and John Primus of Manchester. nounced that sweeping Restaurant • Rt. 6 A 44A Bolton • 643-2342 YOUR Reg. munity," the statement said. Frankfurt. ’The pilot Cosmetics and Toiletries 1.29 operations next week will CHOICE diverted to Logan after a WASHINGTON (UPI) - 8.70 ”/ threat was telephoned in to The flu shots have been Kept fresh in poly-coated foil bag, streets south of Charter Fan Am in New York. authorized, and now all Proctor Silex • Stephen B • Chantilly by Houbigant preserving taste and unbroken Theater schedule Oak St. and Highland St., to shape. that remains is persuading llie Glastonbury town line. Manchester Evening Herald AN EXTENSIVE EASTER MENU See Thru [ , ‘ Chanel *and many, many more xhQv some 215 million Homeowners are Published every evening except FEATURING MOM’S FAVORITES... 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IcardnowlMv»504l Mon thruFri 10am to 9 3 0 p m . w . 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9 a m to 9 30 p m ./I PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., FrI., April 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., April 16, 1976 — PAGE FIVE UIanrl|f filFr ?Euf mng Mpralii Daffodils are reason Caldor leases Grant’s ------CLIP ft BRING------Caldor Inc. of Norwalk, through a bid­ areas, to sub-lease the space. Manchester — A City of Village Charm ding process in the New York Federal Caldor’s bid was $500,000. Although SAVE *4.00 on PLAZA DEPT. STORE Founded Oct. 1, 1881 j enough for rejoicing Bankruptcy Court, has at least gained a Javit said he has no objection to Caldor’s (Wa Have A Notion To Pteasa) Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Preai tnternatlonel I temporary lease on the former G rant’s occupying the space, he does object to the Next to Frank’s Supermarket space in tho Tri-City Shopping Plaza. bidding process. COMPLETE FRONT Eu t Middle Tpke., Manciieatsr Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, WASHINGTON — Spenser, in his Business Reportedly Javit wants to renegotiate Manchester, Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. I “Faerie Queene,” speaks of “The Andrew Tully Max Javit of Hartford, owner of the myrrh sweet-bleeding in the bitter plaza, has plans to contest the court’s the lease to today’s prices. The Grant’s END ALIGNMENT The Easter Bunny Has Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. TurKington, Managing Editor wound.” It is ironic that this ruling which allows the Grant’s stores lease was to go until 1991 with four, five- Come To Plaxal which recently closed down in several year extension options. aromatic gum resin figured in both Magdalene, Mary, the mother of M0.95 You’ll find a complete and color- Opinion the birth and death of Christ. James, and Salome sought to do (regularly $14.95) \ ful stock of:— Myrrh, of course, was one of the humankind’s duty to Jesus’ body. With air - No extra charge EASTER BASKETS, GRASS, gifts iavished on the Christ Child by Inspector gets plumbing award They brought "sweet spices, that Price Includes: Setting caster, toe-in, adjusting EGGS, DYE, FUZZY BUNNIES the Magi. And 33 years iater, as He they might come and anoit Him.” Young adults are A certificate of proficiency in plumbing Code Administrators International. steering wheel. and CHICKS: plus ^hung on the cross, it was “wine But as they approached the mingied with m yrrh” that was con- principles and standards has been Commenting on the award, chief CXU FOR APPOINTMENT DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE sepulchre, they wondered who would awarded to James Fitzpatrick, an inspec­ building inspector Francis Conti said, BUNNIES and EGGS. . . where the money is temptuousiy offered to Him by the roll away the stone from the door. Roman soldier. tor in the Manchester building depart­ “This again shows the high degree of per­ e “And when they looked, they saw ment, upon his completion of a cor­ CHORCHES Myrrh is obtained from a small,' sonnel efficiency this department long has OF MANCHESTER Need Something? Ask Plaza! The maker of a baby sham­ titudes will remain different that the stone was rolled away: for it respondence course. been noted for — in serving the needs of prickly, stunted, gray-barked tree in was very great. And entering into the 80 Oakland St. 643-2781 » Africa and Asia by incising the trunk. The course and final examination was, Manchester’s taxpayers.” ..CLIP ft BRING.. poo t)uts its product for adult from those of previous sepulchre, they saw a young man sit­ It has a pleasing odor, something like rnnductpd by the Building Officials and use ... A baby food company generations, a number of ting on the right side, clothed in a balsam, and a bitter taste. From experts consulted by Industry long white garment...And he saith test-markets foods to appeal to earliest times it has been used for unto them. Be not affrighted. Ye seek older people ... Blue jeans are Week agree. If there is a making incenses and perfumes, and Welcome Spring With Beautiful Jesus of Nazareth Which was for embalming; one of the ointments cut fuller to accommodate the strong strain of anti­ crucified: He is risen; He is not used in anointing Jesus’ body after ^ ,EASTER PLANTS mature male figure... materialism, it is also coupled here: behold the place where they Calvary was made with myrrh. In Foil Wrapped Pots! with a taste for luxuries, for laid Him.” These and other And on that first Good Friday, it quality and leisure. So the women “departed quickly” developments sre cited by In­ seems reasonable to suggest that and went to tell Jesus’ disciples that Joseph of Arimathea burned the Tall and Graceful DOORS OPEN dustry Week magazine as He would meet them in Galilee. Promoted SAT.-9 A.M. evidence that the youth craze This is reflected in a same frankincense used to hail the “Then the 11 disciples went away Easter Lilies Scotts Turf Builder Lawn Fertilizer Babe of Bethlehem when he brought Richard W. Dennison of into Galilee...And when they saw that dominates U.S. society for changing pattern of expen­ , Jesus’ body to “his own new tomb,” Manchester has been Trionized for prolonged feeding; Him, they worshipped Him: but TtttfBeilto many years is ending. The ditures. 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In a world of By Lnilt'd Press Inlernutional VI urraiily deeils darkness, Jesus said He would rise NEW YORK, April 16 - The Jarvis Construction Co. crease by 21.7 million, after possibilities, there will be again and millions of people around Washington headquarters announced to Erwin C. Tuxbury. property having declined 0.3 million in more competition simply the globe celebrate the fulfillment of that the curfew hour would be moved at 478 Center St.. $120,000. Cymbidium the 1960-75 period. because of this group’s sheer His promise. from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m., to lessen the J.A. McCarthy Inc. lo Orchid Corsages Whatever one’s beliefs, or lack Ronald L. and Rose II. Hall, Of all age groups, this older volume. inconvenience to civilians. Those therefore, there is a gentle poignancy who needed to be out of their homes property at 66 Briarwood Dr., but still comparatively young “You have a group of people of Easter Sunday, especially in this after the beating of tattoo at night $54,000. J.A. 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Jarvis and John D. coverage on most 24" Rake, Our Reg. 5.75.. 4.77 Our Reg. 3.49 and on/oH lever. are devoting intense study to says George H. Brown of the Open forum LaBcIle, co-executors of the soils. Our Reg. 1.49 _ Our Reg. 9.99 try to determine just what kind Conference board, a New estate of Alexander Jarvis, to Erwin C. Tuxbury, two Daffodils of consumer animal members York-based business research parcels at Center St. and Vic­ of this group will be. organization. toria Rd., $35,000. Deluxe 7-Web For one thing, while they Where have all the Female athletes need help Student conduct termed a disgrace Lis iieiideiis Folding Chair will become somewhat more flower children gone? No one To the editor. Northfield Green Con­ donations, no matter how small, To the editor, expression which seems to have dominium Association Inc. Female athletes at Manchester would be appreciated. Our conservative as they grow is quite sure, but they’re on I went to a talent show last week. taken top priority in school systems versus Eldredge D. Yost el al. Reg. High School are beginning to receive Contributions may be sent to: The purpose was to raise money for in recent years. These teen-agers Graceful daffodils trumpeting , 1 D£LUXe PICNIC older, their values and at­ their way. the recognition they deserve, but I'ederal lax li«ms . the coming of Spring! 8.99 sctfrou MHS Girls Athletics Fund band uniforms for one of the local have been schooled in such an at- 2 " THICK more help is needed. Presently, the Internal Revenue Service 5 bulbs each pot. Polished hardwood arms c/o Director of Athletics schools. The youngsters and their mosi)here probably since against Stephen Toth, 110 y2” x50FL Nylon REDWOOD srocxi girls’ coaches must canvass area Manchester High School supervisors did a fa^stic job in­ kindergarten. Now we have a large Forest St.. $1,286.88. Almanac businesses for funds to provide some East Middle Tpke. cluding everyone who worked on the percentage of youth with no respect Internal Revenue Service Hydrangeas Reinforced Hose attractive webbing. 18 trophies to the outstanding Manchester, Conn. 06040 stage and lighting set-ups, poster and for their fellowman, for government against Charles 0. Kicking athletes. These include a “Scholar Soft, easy coiling; trans­ Thank you, program production. And of course or for themselves. Now they do what Jr., 569 E. Center St., $6.- parent green cover, By ll|iili‘(i I’rrss Iiitcriialiunul In 1947, more than 500 persons Athlete,” “All Around Athlete,” Deluxe 7-Web Laura Boutilier the teen-agers who were willing to they feel like, say whatever they feel 225.88. solid brass couplings. Today is Friday, April 16, the 107th were killed when a French frigate “Most Valuable Player” and “Most chairman, Home Life perform really are to be admired for like including swearing and vulgar Marriage liceiiscH Our Reg. 5.49 Folding Chaise day of 1976 with 259 to follow. carrying nitrates exploded at the Improved Player.” The latter two and Youth Committee, displaying exceptional stage slang regardless of where they are or George Randolph Handera, ‘/ l " X 75 Ft., Our Reg. 7.99...... 5.94 The moon is between its full phase dock in Texas City, Tex. are given in each of eight different Manchester Junior presence, confidence, and ability to who they may hurt in the process. Montvale, N.J.. and Kristin and last quarter. In 1972, Apollo 16 blasted off for the Ann Potter, 144 Timrod Rd., Huge, beautiful flowers sports in which the- girls may par­ Women’s Club perform even during technical The morning star is Venus. moon with three American April 17, Emanuel Lutheran for Easter! ticipate. The girls themselves choose Jaycee Wives problems like having the spotlight go These are the potential law­ The evening stars are Mercury, astronauts aboard. Also that day, Church. the recipient of each of these honors. David Schwartz, out, leaving the hall in total breakers because they have never Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. U.S. planes raided the North Viet­ The annual awards banquet was Hilary Marlin Eslock, New Cool, polished Huge 8 Vi Ft. X 12 concerned parent darkness, during one singing learned to restrain themselves from hardwood arms, Those born this date are under the nam capital of Hanoi. sponsored last year by the Crestfield Britain, and Cheryl Louise An- African Violets Finkel Automatic number. The attendance could be ^ h a v io r that would hurt others, saldi. Boiton. May 1. adjustable back­ sign of .Aries. In 1975, the government of Cam­ Convalescent Home. This year, termed a “full house” so I’m sure the these are the potential divorcees John Wecrdon, 115 Eldridge ' “MWIpirCHBM** rest. Cranklift Umbrella Wilbur Wright, American inventor bodia asked the Communist in­ David’s Restaurant has consented to JgltCTSAGWNSia band uniform fund is feeling quite because they cannot share as is St., and Matilda M. Cooper, ®«ai*ANDWunM of the airplane, was born April 16, surgents for a cease-fire and offered become a permanent sponsor of the Hartford, April 23. 099 healthy. necessary in a marriage, these are 1867. Actor Charlie Chaplin was born to turn power over to them. Push button to tilt umbrella in banquet. For this the girls and their Yesterdays the potential child beaters because Iliiildiiig periiiils on this date in 1889. 1^2’’x16” Hlbachi either direction. Solid and floral A thought for the day: American coaches are very thankful. they think only of themselves and Beacon L.P. Co. for Mrs. K. design combination. Our Reg. M .99 On this day in history: But it was an ordeal. The behavior Exotic violets nestled among k s s o r t e d . . * 4 7 | writer Charles Warner said, “The However, the problem of money have no patience. What kind of Copeland, roof at 265 W„ COLORS! On Pedestal Base In 1862, Congress abolished slavery thing generally raised on city land is of some 40, 50 or more young people richly verdant leaves. 5 Gal. Blacktop Sealer Grid adjusts to 4 for trophies still exists. We have in­ “adults” will they be? Center St.. $500. in the District of Columbia. taxes.” itiated a fund for this purpose. Any 25 years ago in the audience was a disgrace to the G&G Aluminum for Holland positions; removable 3-pc. 70” Redwood Picnic Set Over 300 Catholic men participate Manchester school system. This in­ and A linen Messier, Aver, cover 250 sq. It.,| ash grate, adjustable Is it about time the true meaning of .^ide vents. in a corporate communion at St. cluded male and female, black and alterations at 83-85 Waddell with 2 coats. Easy to Deluxe ou,,„ freedom is taught in our schools. Hyacinths...... Our Reg. 16.99 Bridget Church as Campbell Council, white. Of course behavior also Rd.. $1,400. 1.39 & 3.29 apply. Our Reg. 9.69 for umbrella, n Freedom is necessary in a dried. Oura Reg. g isx ’j* ^52 KofC, launches its 50th anniversary reflects on the parents of these young Harold A. Topliff Jr., patio Applicator Brush, Our Reg. 2.69. . . democratic society and everyone Azaleas...... 1.99 celebration. people. These students talking (in at 64 Union St., $300. 3.99 South Africa and world hypocrisy would be able to express himself and Willair.'i Demeo, roof al 23 North Methodist Church opens its tones you would use to be heard his views. But freedom ends when it Karl St., $900. Centenary celebration, which is above our normal conversation), Chrysanthemums 1.99 & 5.99 interferes with the rights oF«thers. M. Dzen Roofing for Gerar­ WASHINGTON — Surely one of the press than any other African country expected to mushroom into one of the laughing, throwing things, spitting Sterns 5 lb. can a O C 0^ OFFour Regular The audience had a right to hear the do Michele, roof at 120 most hyoocritical acts of modern By Lee Roderick — a point supported by this writer most extensive undertakings ever things and “horsing around” among Miracle-Gro, Our Reg. 5.99...... 4 .0 0 SAVE / U Low, Low Prices! show presented last week and the Summer St., $920. Sturdy diplomacy came on the evening of The Herald's who visited South Africa last year attempted by the church. themselves, were so noisy that most performers had the right to be heard Doris A. Runde. roof at 38 Men’s Matched Men’s Work Shoes March 30 when the U.N. Security Washington Correspondent and had extensive discussions with of the time it was impossible to hear Adelaide Rd., $500. Roll-Up and the students had no right to in­ Council — that would-be arbiter of editors there, while sampling the 10 years ago the announcer introduce the acts and Stanley Bellefleur for “ BIG YANK” terfere with those rights. This is one Vinyl world morals - voted to brand South diversity of editorial opinion in the Harry F. Smith is named camp one of the soloist appeared to be Herbert McCann, roof at 31 Reg. tries meekly abstaining. A single small incident. But with this general Work ^ ts ^2.99 Africa alone as an aggressor in country’s press. Much of that opi­ director for this summer’s six-week mouthing the words to his song Green Rd., $500. Caldor’s Own 22 Inch 9J4 Blinds negative vote in the Security Council attitude of many young people, it Angola. nion, incidentally, is extremely operation of Manchester’s Camp because all that coulb e heard was F. Nassiff lor F.N.' Corp., WORK could have killed the resolution, and could be causing a major problem in alterations al 989 Main St., Rotary Power Mower SHIRT For the record: the last South the big question facing this country’s critical of the government’s racial Kennedy. the accompanying record. 2‘/2ft.x6ft. African soldiers were out of Angola policies. today’s society. $3,000. Reg. 7.99 12.70 leaders, among others, is why they Msgr Edward .1. Reardon by March 27, three days before the The Ambassador added a fact little failed to cast that vote. for St. .lames Church, bell WORK Reg. vote by the world body. At the very appreciated in the world community i• V , ..... I...... "~ir 'nmnnh This disrespectful behavior must I suggest that the superintendent of SAFETY State Department officials refuse have made it very difficult for the tower on 896 Main St. church PANTS 18.99 time of the vote, however, between — that his people have been in South schools, the Board of Education and ENGINEERED! 14.17 to elaborate on U.S. reasoning for not performers. One performer was ac­ property. $10,000. Reg. 8.99 Blocks sun’s heat. Ideal for porch or sun- 12,000 and 15,000 Russian-supplied Thought J all teaching staff take a long look at holding out for a stronger condemna­ Africa more than 300 years, first Dermott Candon, carport Our Reg. $88 For an everyday job, or Reg. room. Fruitwood or green vinyl, wipes Cuban troops remained on Angolan tually jeered and booed during as the limits of freetjpm of expression in tion to include Russia and Cuba. But arriving nearly as early as the tiddition al 10 Tanner St.. $300. working around the 20.99 clean easily. Domestic Dept. soil — having given no public indica­ well as after her performance — and the education of our youth, Center St. Corp., alterations Briggs & Stratton 3Vj horse engine 15.70 the answer seems clear enough: Pilgrims stepped off the Mayflower home, we have sets in tion they were about to go home. When Jesus had received the she had done a good job. to Stale of Connecticut offices with convenient folding handle. navy, spruce, black/ Real leather uppers South Africa, because of its internal in America. Thus, South Africa — 3 ft. X 6 ft..':...... 4 .4 9 4 ft. X 6 ft...... 5 .9 9 The U.N. resolution, which also vinegar. He said, “It is finished”; Barbara Lessard at 806 Main St., $5,000. olive. Slacks, sizes 32 with Goodyear welt con­ racial policies, is a pariah in the however wrong its discriminatory struction; sizes 6Vi-12. called upon South Africa to pay full and He bowed His head and gave up Such behavior seems to be the 844 Vernon St. Ray Labclle Building Con­ to 42, shirts, sizes S-XL. 5tt.x6ft...... 7 .4 9 6ft.x6ft...... 9 .4 9 world community. Hence it is an system is — cannot be compared to compensation for damages to other European colonial powers who His spirit. — John 19; 30. direct result of concept of freedom of Manchester tractor for Mr. and Mrs. GRASS BAG KIT easy and tempting target for abuse Robert Rosconi, additions al Angola, made no mention of other Thefe is only one theme for this regardless of the justification. have exploited portions of Africa on 53 Battista Rd., $3,000. outside interventionists such as day and that is self sacrifice for it Once again, this country showed behalf of their mother countries. Economy Builders Inc. for a 1 - 1 4 0 Cuba, Russia, or for that m atter the South Africans, white and black was on Good Friday that Jesus far more bark than bite in its foreign Edward Meloche, garage at 92 13.99 The Giant United States itself which, however showed His supreme love for us in Dr. Butterfield defended Blacks. Deckar- policy, and politics slew principle. alike, legitimately belong on that S. Adams St., $4,000. late and too little, poured tens of taking ouri place on the cross and 10 Ft Wide In commenting on this latest turn continent. Portable Workmate millions of dollars into support of the atoning for our sins. In this act God To the editor, condition is not due to Dr. Butter­ of events at a Washington news con­ All of which brings us back to the X 7 Ft. Tall losing side in the recent Angolan I am writing this letter in behalf of field's treatment. ference, South Africa’s ambassador question of the thousands of Cuban and man were reconciled — we were LAWNJ^WER TUNE-UP TIME! power struggle, forgiven, and fellowship was Dr. Butterfield. He had been my per­ Deluxe to the U.S., Roelof F. Botha, noted troops who clearly don’t belong in Our William Scranton, U.S. Am­ restored. sonal physician since 1952. He that the Organization of African Uni­ Africa. History has seen no similar 1 cannot imagine that this Champion Mower Reg. Storage bassador to the United Nations, outside force, as well-equipped and The day can only be considered deliver^ my last two children and ty (OAU), meeting in January, split dedicated doctor would be so f t i 40 Tm t i oI UiMxctlM tarrtc* Spark Plugs, Reg. 99c WWE a. 79.99 figuratively shook his finger in the “good” because of the benefits it had been a trusted friend to advise Building down the middle on the question of directed by a great power, attempt to humiliated by publicly being tried in faces of other Security Council brought to all mankind. We must me in their health and growth. Open 24 Hours Dally Use as vise or work bench. condemning South Africa’s actions in force its will on an African nation. court for being an incompetent physi­ Prestone Spray members, reminding them of the ob­ The United States and the West learn that when God needs our time, cian. I pray that he will be absolved FOREMEMENCY SERVKE De-Greaser, Reg. 1.79 Our Reg. 174.99 Angola, thus failing to do so. “What He also was instrumental in saving 1.24 vious hypocrisy of the resolution. stepped aside while Cuba and Russia our talents or our possessions we of any failure in his treatment, but has happened since January to bring my life in 1959. His speedy and ac­ One Ton Power Pull Noting it was properly intended to won the day for the Marxist faction must respond even if it means his true medical ability will become Gumout Carburetor about this condemnation of South curate diagnosing of an internal deal with the problem of foreign in­ in Angola. It remains to be seen how sacrifice on our part. He gave His all known in this community. The town Mobil 1 Cleaner, Reg. 1.19 * For pulling, lilting or Africa alone?” he asked rhetorically. bleeding, saved my life. Later I suf­ HEATING OILS 97 dragging. 1 2 'cable tervention in the southern African much more provocation this country for us. Surely we can offer our best to of Manchester is a better place to with grab hooks. High arch gambrel roof for extra headroom. country, Scranton said that it “falls and its allies are willing to tolerate. Him. fered terrible earaches and bleeding Quaker state HD or C / l ^ Our Reg. 24.99 All seasonflnish on ribbed steel panels. Botha, acknowledging his coun­ live in because of Dr, Butterfield and OIL BURNER ft badly short of that m ark.” try’s unpopularity, argued that And the U.N. vote does not augur Lord, we thank You for the love that Dr. Butterfield was able to cure. his works. ND20or30W,Reg.69c:.69c It hurts me to hear that he’s being HEATING INSTALLATION 4LL sizes Despite his protest, the Security “South Africa is more free than the well for those of us who believe we and the sacrifice which set us free to Sincerely, AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. 2-Ton, Our Reg. 39.99 . . . . 3 1 ^ ® approximate 10 Ft. W X JO Ft. D X 7 Ft. H, Our Reg. 209.99 . sued for malpractice in treating a M72 Council proceeded to censure South overwhelming number of countries already are well past the point where live the abundant life. Amen. Mrs. Roma Petkaitis patient for an ear injury. 643-5135 Africa on a vote of 9-0, with the in the world.” He added that his sterner measures should have been Pastor C. Henry Anderson 106 Campfield Rd. 315 Cantor Si. Mir\chaitar. MANCHESTER SALE: FRI. & SAT. United States and four other coun- country has greater freedon>of the taken. Emanuel Lutheran Church. I am sure that the woman’s ear Manchester Mon. thru Fri. tO a.m. to 9 30 p.m. 1145 Tolland Turnpikt Saturday 9 a m to 9:30 p m. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ April 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 16, 1976 — PAGE SEVEN Board accepts changes South Windsor High School honor roll Sophomores Susan Nowik Sharon Craparotta Karen Boenig Margaret Margelony Neenah repairs shoes Bolton the year. High Honors Hugh O’Hare Arleen Cyr Walter Bolstridge Jill Marouski Donna Oelsen Shirley Denno The Board of Education approved Supt. Raymond Allen appointed Diane Allen Richard Bond Ellen Melster Sheryl O’Mara Mark Deskis Stuart Melnick Coventry the following changes in school staff: Lois McLean as the Grade 7 and 8 Timothy Blinn Brian Boulet math teacher. She resides with her Richard Bolstridge Michael O’Reilly Mark DiClancia Steven Bralisford Nancy Merrill By LINDA LOVERING • Accepted the resignation of Barbara Ouellette Jean Donahue Carla Calabrese Andrew Monsees Thomas Sheridan, Grade 7 and 8 husband and two children in Storrs, Christine Collins The ‘‘Coventry Cobbler” in the Old Jean Curvino Cheryl Pane Jim Dowling Corinne Campbell Marjory Morris math teacher, effective April 9. and is a graduate of Central Connec­ David Dutton Roger Morrissette Mill is unique. The reason: Neenah Diane Demers Susan Platt Joan Carino • Accepted the resignation of ticut State College with a BS in social Alison Plumley Josephine Dziama Miriam Murch Shafer is an attractive, young Laura Devney Paul Chagnon Douglas Ramsdell, half-time science. She has 6 years teaching Bernard Prusaezyk Marie Flocco Hilary Clayton Denise Nasuta woman. Scott Eliason cooperative work experience coor­ experience. Keith Pugliese John Fournier Susan Clifford Paula Nekiunas Ms. Shafer was awarded her Linda Gagliardo dinator, effective the end of the Martin Hanchuk Gary Reichle Stephen Francis Robin Close Kim Nowik degree in psychology from the Univer­ school year. Allen's contract Carol Hayes Ellen Reynolds Kathy Fra%o Eileen Conklin Christine O’Connell sity of Connecticut in 1974. Getting Linda Rossi David Frier Nancy Peracchio • Accepted the resignation of The board approved a three-year Bryan Heath Denise Cote Michael Ryan Debbie Gates Cynthia Perrault EASTER work in her field was hard. Judith Pressler, Bolton High School contract 'for the superintendent Sheila Hjarne Brian Cowee Her new goal to become a cobbler Lisa Santerson Dean Gavello Stephen Cowles Donald Phelps guidance counselor, effective Aug. effective July 1. Matthew Kennedy shocked her friends. Karen Schimpf Robin Gilbert Brian Crist Cynthia Piacentini 31; The" salary agreement for the first Lori Kremidas She said “They all remember my Patricia Lane Raymond Schopp David Glller Raymond Culotta Nancy Pierce • Granted a one-year leave of year is $26,750. The benefits are com­ Scott Hagelin Nancy Pulford deterrhinatlon to be a professional.” Sue Marsh Laura Sherman Arthur Cushman absence to Nancy Cahill, parable to teachers’ benefits. The Kimberly Siegmund Nancy Haggett Richard Rafferty She still plans to remain a cobbler Hie Matthews Deborah Davis Kindergarten teacher, subject to a salary is subject to negotiation each David Singer Sharon Hammick Steven Donovan Beth Reardon a long time.” Luann Mawhinney position being available at the end of year. Anne Sirois Jennifer Harris Sherry Dorey Becky Redman ‘‘It’s an unlimiting art, and I have Linda Nelson Claudia Nezgoda Kim Skewes Michael Hayes Walter Dziama Timothy Roaix years of learning ahead of me,” she Lorna Perkins Lori Sladyk Susan- Hayes Gregory Endrelunas Daniel Ross Randy Heckman said. Angela Reffel Kim Morrow Nancy Fidler Jenifer Senger Dan Hopkins Nearly a year ago Ms. Shafer was Denise Rodier Karen Spalla Bob Fluharty Kevin Shaw Eti? uing HtlrralJi Sandy Hyll John Shea in Willimantic at the shoe repair shop Thomas Rossley Eric Strandberg Michael Fortin Michael Keating of Gene Doiran. She has always Donna Shapiro Paul Striebel Rosemary Frost Ingrid Siebenalar John Kennedy worked with leather as a hobby. Melinda Simao James Thibodeau Mark Futtner , Howard Sobolov Robert Krasner Beth Sprenkel “I was there to buy a small leather Helen Snelgrove Vincent Thibodeau Matthew Gantick Jan Snyder Richard Toler Daniel Lanza Diane Gentile Carol St. Cyr tool, and instead I bought the whole Bruce LaRiviere Area news Jill Snyder Donna Toner Mary Beth Giannamore Douglas Stewart shop!” Carl Lenkeit Heidi St. Georges Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor Lori Sousa Jean Trusch Claire Goodrich Doiran retired when redevelop­ Susan Longo Teri Stiebitz Bolton Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon Elaine White Betty Vicenzo Philip Goodwin ment claimed the building his shop Becky Mann Andrew Streeter Honora Carney Chris Wassenar Heidi Graf Neenah Shafer, cobbler. Elizabeth Martin Kelly Sullivan was in. He has taught her everything Cynthia Smith Lisa Widlich Maureen Halloran she knows and continues to do so on a Lisa Whalen Richard Mather Michelle Harwood Joseph Sweet weekly basis. “It’s how it was done years ago. I’d Sophomores Ellen Whitaker Bill McCarthy Jane Hess Carolyn Tarbox Patricia McGuinness Margaret Tracy Commenting on her fellow like to go back to the old way.” Honors Sheryl Williams Donna Hopley tradesmen’s reaction to her, she She enjoys using.the barter Rose Wodal Kevin Minguy Linda Hubbard Dale Vanderputten McEwen to resign; Donna Bancroft Brian Murray^ Paula Verrier said, “ First, they are surprised that system. She is glad to exchange her Sharon Wolk Jeff Huot Vicki Bancroft Vicky Nowicki Stephen Waddock I’m a woman and that I’m young. trade for firewood or oid shoemaking Donna Woods Yvette Jackson Gayle BassosPaul Deborah Young Jeff O’Connell Steven Walcek L They worry that I’ll get hurt. tools or equipment which she needs Paul Bednarezyk Deborah Kehmna 'I' Marie Zagorski Susan Parker Liz Kendrick Gwen Wankow Carilli may replace David Beltramello “ But, as a rule, they are all but cannot afford. Cynthia Zalucki George Pendrok Jane Watson Carol Billig Michael Kucinskas wonderfully cooperative and willing She does not advertise because, “I Rebecca Zicko Mark Phalin Laura Weidlich David Blume Kathy Lament It’s not suitable for to teach me.” have to turn work away. Friends and Coventry Toni Leonard Catherine Ramisk Susan Landry Janes Welles excellent position with an Catherine Bohls dinner at The White House family keep me busy.” LINDA LOVERING Gail Ravalese Kathy Lane Leonard Whitlock 6 Future plans | educational publishing firm. Deborah Bonazelli ISciiiors Kevin Rennie Robert Wodal or hiking in the Himalayas. But Ms. Shafer stressed that she is an Lori Boop Thersa Lawrence “ William McEwen will resign When asked to comment on Barbara Reuss Doris Loubier Steven Wood Jarman's new sllp-on Is dressy She plans to learn the art of woe apprentice-learner. She feels it will Susan Botticello High Homirs from the Coventry Town Council May McEwen’s replacement, Cromie Patricia Richards David Lynch Eric Woodard’ enough and casually comfortable enough for at and boot making, also the repair^nd be a year or two before she has Christopher Bourdeau David Billig 4,” said Richard Cromie, chairman said, "I personally hope the Karen Rose Carolyn Lyons William Young least 90% of the time. And that’s a good record In (Herald photos by Lovering) making of harnesses. enough knowledge to run her shop Sharon Brazeal Carl Blume of the Democratic Town Committee. Sheryl Schmidt Deborah Majowicz Francis Zevallos anybody’s league. Ms. Shafer hopes to have a mobile full time. Democratic Town Committee will Laura Brown Lynn Bogatz McEwen has been a member of the sanction my recommendation of A1 Mark Burnham Joan Schnitzer Craig Zimmerman Neenah Shafer of Coventry ... sews shoe leather in her cobbler’s shoe repair shop to enable her to Right now she can do basic repairs council for six months. Dinane Bureau Patricia Schukei Brown. Green, Black, Tan. and opens the shop from 1 to 4 p.m. Carilli." Mark Burns Nancy Chamberlain shop. (Herald photos by Lovering) move freely through area towns and Jesse Brainard, Republican chair­ Suzanne Secondo weekdays. The Town Charter provides the Theresa Campanelli Cheryl Chaponis farms. man of the council, received written Dennis Cohan Ruth Senger Board buys insurance Republican controlled council with Jane Cantara Jayne Shelto notice of McEwen’s resignation the power to accept or reject Carilli. Carol Carbonneau Lynn Comeau Joan Cope Kenneth Simler H ebron today, Cromie said. Chairman Carilli lost the election by 19 votes. Cynthia Carlson Karen Sladyk Brainard could not he reached for Lisa Carlson Patty Dillon The Board of Education voted to purchase errors and He was the only Democratic incum­ Michael Dzen Debbie Smith Hine denied $9,000 raise comment. bent seeking re-election to the coun­ Loretta Campisi Bruce Snow omissions insurance at a cost of $800 annually to cover all Rockville hospital notea Nola Carney Nettie Falcinelli McEwen and Jack Myles were the cil. Robert Featherstone Amy Sturdevant board members. “It boils down to you're paying the Democratic council winners in the Andrew Charbonneau Liz Terry Board member Patricia Mulligan said the insurance is Vernon is made up of things that have to be Referring to the close vote, Cromie Victoria Clark April Foster foremen more than me when you done for the heaith and welfare of the last election. The Republican vic­ said, “A1 was a hardworking, honest Jane Goodwin Robert Umberfield basically a form of educational malpractice and proposed BARBARA RICHMOND Admitted Wednesday: T(;acy tory, last November, gave Coventry Jose Colaccino Charles Veranis the board secure it. <0 consider my overtime. They punch a town. member of the council. The Holly Collins Joseph Hebert During a budget workshop the clock at 3:30 and are able to leave,” Bujaucius, N. Park St., Rockville; Alice its first 5-2 council. townspeople responded to his council Lisa Hobson Peter Walcek Board Chairman David Allbee said he felt the board “ Unfortunately a lot of the work Edwards, Grove St., Rockville; David William Conley John Walker Town Council added $1,000 to the he said. has to be done but a lot of it won't get The Republican council winners record in the last election. " Cromie Catherine Cook Carol Hosking definitely needed that type of insurance for both the sewage treatment plant budget but Duval, Anttiony Rd., Tolland; Gary were: Jesse Brainard, chairman; Ellen Hyman Dale Wassenar board's and the town's protection. Councilman Thomas Dooley told done too,” Hine said, Frachey, Hillcrest Dr., Marcel Gardner, said Carilli would accept the town Paul Cottle Ethan Whitaker denied a $9,297 raise request. Hine, “We can’t live with that in­ Robert Olmstead; Leonard Giglio; committee recommendation if Shirley Covensky Jill Kremidas The insurance covers board members in making Dooley said, “Not until I'm con­ West St., Rockville; Diane Gracewski, Adrienne Lizotte Sandra Wilson Ronald Hine, director of public crease for you." He said the chief of vinced we’re through with our Somers; Dean Hockenberry, Strong Rd., Robert Keller, and Douglas Whipple. offered. Linda Cyr Gail Wollman decisions such as hiring of personnel, busing decisions or works, made a strong plea for a Cromie said McEwen would be Frances Daros Susan Lyons errors and omissions in board action which may lead to police, tax collector, director of ad­ deliberations and no one has lost a South Windsor; Diane Kerschera, E. The next regular meeting of the Cheryl Miller Kenneth Walker larger increase in his salary and also, ministration and others could all job, would 1 consider adding another Middle Tpke., Manchester; Leo Lawless, moving to Chicago, He accepted an council is Monday. Peter Denno lawsuit against the board. This coverage being applied Alan Denyer Melanie Nachyly for another foreman. claim the same thing concerning foreman, Warren Ave.. Vernon; Shirley Miller, Eleanor Picard Ju n io rs' for by the board is similar to the coverage the Rham n in e ’s salary is $16,929. He Terrace Dr., Vernon; Eliza Morse, S. Katherine Dillon Higli Honors Board of Education now has. overtime. Dooley then moved to reduce the Robert Dowe Philip Ranney requested $26,226 and Mayor Thomas Hine then said he understood the budget from the recommended $89,- Grove St., Rockville; Tammy Munn, Patricia Riordan Tammy Barcomb The board has also voted to cancel the present bond A Andrew Dole Westview Terrace, Rockville; Richard Hilary Black Benoit recommended $19,035, an 11.5 council couldn’t give him the entire 258 by $11,449 which would eliminate Linda Downs Stephen Rodier policy and sign up tor the blanket-bonding insurance, Pariseau, Hammond St.. Rockville; Gary David Breaux per cent increase'. $26,226 and asked them to com­ the additional foreman and keep Post office bid given David Elliott Russell Sabia effective as soon as possible. Mrs. Mulligan said the Pfeifer, Donnel Rd.. Vernon; Kathryn Timothy Burns Hine said most towns of similar promise with an increase to $23,000. Richard Falcinelli Mary Serkosky policy would not cost any more than the present policy nine's salary at $19,035. The motion Taylor, Windsorville Rd., Ellington; Steven Carlson size pay their public works directors Deborah Feltenstein Jill Shapiro and it would cover school personnel, the board chairman About another foreman, Hine said, passed. Charles Waldron, Prospect St., Vernon The 16,500-foot facility is scheduled Tammy Chapman $20,000 to $25,000. a year. He said Jane Fitts Claudio Sottocornola and secretary. Cost of the blanket-bonding insurance “It is hard for the six of us (four Charles Pitkat, superintendent of Rockville. to be completed by December of this Ann Demarais Jarman makes It easy to enjoy there's no such thing for him as a 35 Mancini Construction Co., Inc. of Scott Freeman Joan Tylutki from July 1, 1976 to July 1, 1979 is $150 per year. foremen, himself and his deputy) to the treatment plant was granted his Discharged Wedriesday: Cathy year. Debbie Dzen today’s fashions, unobtrusively and in to 37-hour work week. Watertown, has been awarded the Karen Friedman Joan Weiss cover 610 miles of road." request to increase his budget by $1,- Bienkowski, Watson Rd., Vernon; Ruth The new facility will keep the post Joan Welles Steven Eisenberg the best of taste. Here, for Instance, Is “1 get called out at all hours," he contract to renovate the former A&P Lisa Fritzen Hine said, "It's pretty expensive to 000 to allow him to upgrade one of his Ellsworth. South St., Rockville; Jenifer office in Rockville as requested by Richard Whalen Kimberly Hawver the classic plain-toe oxford smartly contem­ said. Eukers, David Dr., Ellington; Paul building on Union St. for a new post Darlene George P let 10 or 12 men on the loose with operators to chief operator to assist Harry Heikoff porized with buckle strap. Why not come in, office for Vernon. residents of Rockville. The existing Lori Ginsberg He said he has to be working Satur­ expensive equipment and no super­ him wherT the new plant is com­ Goupit, Faith Dr., Vernon; Lisa Leavitt, S»‘iiiors Sharon Horsfield buckle up and be right In style. W. Main St., Rockville; Jason Madden, Mancini was the lowest qualified post office is on Park St. Deborah Glidden days and Sundays and during winter vision." pleted. Pitkat said his budget is paid Andrew Goodwin Honurs Stephen Hunger Discovery Rd., Vernon; Ernest Martin, low bidder at $591,000. There was a The Union St. location will also Erin Kennedy storms and noted he saves the town He said he realized the town has a for by the sewer user charge and John Goodwin Anne Adams Peter Green Rd., Tolland; Charles provide plenty of parking for Paul Lenkeit about $1,800 on each snow storm by problem and he knows how the field of 13 bidders and th§ highest Ellen Griffin William Allen when necessary the rate goes up to Murray, Florence St., Manchester; Customers whereas parking facilities Susan Linko not calling in rented trucks until ab­ taxpayers feel but also cautioned the was $776,000 officials of the U.S. Deborah Grogan Ana Alzugaray balance his budget. Laura Webb, Stafford Springs. on Park St. are almost nonexistent. Deneen Loftus Luggage solutely needed. Postal Service said. Cheryl Guillemette David Aniello council that 80 per cent of his budget Birth Wednesday; A daughter to Mr. Margaret Molloy Keith Hagclin Brett Arnesen For Cruising or Hying - Marlow’s Has Just and Mrs. Thomas Gracewski, Somers. Timothy Oberg Jeff Hallowell Donna Ask Tha Luggage For Youl Choose from these Louis Rodier Admitted Thursday: Viola Gabler, Marie Haipin Jon Barrett Famous Brands: Samsonite (wa carry a coih- Rabbit Run race Saturday Joan Hanimick Lori Barrett John Rossley plste line), Atlantic, Ventura, Airway and South St., Rockville; Staela Krilyno, En­ Lisa Secondo Robert Hatch Lynn Bellody Seward. with AAU. They can register at the field; Ilsa Schumey, Duncaster I^ne, Vandals suspected Judiih Shuart last year, some 200 ran. Ronald Hearn Laura Brand Vernon Vernon; Anna Smutney, High St., Dawn Stanton starting point of the race. Runners will be: Men's Grand­ Thomas Hebert Steven Breaux BIBNIlhWMARLOW'S n O Epirylhlng Since 19111 Rockville; Kurt Weine, South Rd., Laura Stelmat Registrations for Vernon’s third The five-mile run will go down W. masters (50 yrs. and older); Men's Rene Hcrmosillo Nancy Brown Bolton. Karen Sundin annual Rabbit Run road race will be Main St., south on Orchard St. and Masters (40 yrs. to 50 yrs.); Men's Discharged Thursday: Mrs. Linda in Holl shack fire Scott Herzog Christine Burdick MANCHESTER - 64(-S231 Peter Thrall *'®ar o f sto re accepted up until noon, Saturday, the then to Spring St., continue on to Agostino and daughter, Chamberlain St., Susan Hopkins Frances Burke m a s t er c h a r g e c a r d s ACCEPTEDI Sub-Masters, 35-40); Boy's Juniors Cheryl Vedovato OPEN S DAYS • THURS. NITES 111 S:0() day of the race. Grand Ave., south on Vernon Ave., (18 yrs. and under). Rockville; Mrs. Jean Marie Darien and Ann Hiilbert Elise Burnham The race is sanctioned by the Bolton responded to between late Yasmin Caraminas east of South St., onto White St. and Also: Women’s Grandmasters (50 daughter, Haylin Dr., Vernon; Joseph Charles Hulstein Juniors Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) and then north on Grove and back to the Elward, Burke Rd., Vernon; Louis Fire Marshal Peter Massolini said Wednesday afternoon and early Lynn Hutchins Daniel Carbonneau and older); Women's Masters (40- Thursday morning. Honors ) sponso:-ed by the Vernon Rabbit Run, starting point. Lavitt, Hillsdale Dr., Ellington; Julie the structure fire on the town owned Margaret Janowiec Angela Carcia 50); Women’s Sub-masters (35-40); Susan Allen Inc. John Giulietti, president of Rabbit Ramsdell, Somers; Jose Rios, W. Main E. J. Holl property did not start by Beside the structure fire there William Jenkins Albert Clogston and Girl’s Juniors (18 and under). were two auto accidents, a woods Karen Cohan Cynthia Bachman The race will start at 1 p.m. at Run, Inc., a non-profit organization, St.', Rockville; Doris Welton, Hayes Ave., itself. Elizabeth Johnston Prizes will be donated by local Ellington; Herbert West, Snipset St., Vandals fired it, he said. fire and a grass fire. Christine Kalajian Monica Colaluca Angela Bart Park St. and E. Main St. in the center said 65 runners have registered but merchants. There is a $1 entrance fee Katherine Coury Carol Bentley of Rockville. There is no age limit for Rockville. The exact cause of the blaze is un­ He said the structure fire was of a Kathy Kelley he expects many more by starting waived for those under 18. Births Thursday: A daughter to Mr. Bruce Kilgore entrant.s but all must be registered time. Despite the cold and rainy day determined. It is still under in­ suspicious nature. and Mrs, Raymond Derrick, Stafford An old tree near the structure of John Krahula vestigation. Julie Kryzak Springs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fire Chief Donato Rattazzi said it concern to conservationists was Willard, Ellington Rd., Tolland. scorched badly on one side, he said. Lynn LaBrecque ADD A POOL Board seeks student test data was one of five calls the volunteer Gina LaCafta EASTER Joan Lacy Soulli Windsor have the information sent to South tests throughout the state may not be Ronald Lanier THIS SUMMER Windsor by each town. effectively evaluated because of David La.apala Board of Education member Joan Area briefs School Supt. Robert Goldman, other factors involved. Charles Lassman White patent leather upper, Cushman has asked that the Connec­ For example,-he said, one town's Kenneth Lauck ticut Association of Boards of Educa­ however, said it would be difficult to with the leather sole and rubber heel compile such a mass of data. Board method of teaching a subject may be ' Victoria Lenkeit tion (CABE) survey members on Women pilch slow Fashion Show Robert Lizotte SPECIAL you always associate with high-quaillty Chairman Donald Berghuis in such a way that it could aid footwear. Come slip Into Jarman’s ’’blue-chip" their willingness to share results of EAST HARTFORD — The Parks and Recreation VERNON - April 28 Hope Chapter No. 60, OES, and Laura Longono suggested it could be handled more students in taking standardized tests. white sllp-on — just right for ’76. Also In Brown recent achievement tests. Goldman said such a resolution to Department is offering women’s slow pitch softball in the Rockville Assembly No. 39, Order of Rainbow for Girls Mary Lovell The sharing is intended to find out efficiently through a state organiza­ Heather Macdonald Cash & Carry -Black-Blue-Tan. tion such as CABE. compile data through the state could morning at Martin Park. To sign up, call the department will sponsor their second annual fashion show at the Ver­ how various school systems compare Sbeila Maguire the first step towards a state at 289-2781, ext. 317, non Middle School cafeteria, Rt. 30. Fashions will be by with others in the state. J.A. Camille Vaupour, director of Carol Mahoney curriculum. He would not want this. Clothes Corner and Zahner’s Mens and Boys Shop. Hair • LILIES •TULIPS Mrs. Cushman originally moved to pupil services, said results of various Michael Mancini Code program styles will be by Albert and Larry's. There will be Albert Marques refreshments and door prizes. • HYACINTHS • DAFFOMLS VERNON — Miss Annette Trickey of the Hartford Denise Marques Robert Marquis TURN YOUR BACKYARD INTO A *29”you've Area police report County Extension Service, will explain the Universal Peter in story hour Denise Martin Product Code at meetings scheduled for 9:30 a.m. and BEACH, BUY NOW FOR LOW changed BOLTON — There will be a story, hour Saturday at Alison Mason 7:30 p.m., April 22 at the Tolland County Agricultural Sean McDonald Bentley Memorial Library from 10 to 10:30 a.m. PRICES AND BE READY FOR THE Vernon fered a broken leg and was taken to Center, Rt. 30. The meeting is designed to help con­ Michael MiGuinness w ^ ve Michael Niemann, 18, of Ginger Robert W. Morse, 18, of 11 Oak St., sumers understand the rectangle of thick and thin lines Gretchen Wiedie will read “Peter Rabbit." Virginia Meadows HOT SUMMER AHEAD Rockville, was charged early today Rockville General Hospital. Court is changed Dane, East Hartford was charged May 4, and spaces with a 10-digit numbering system^ Those plan­ Brenda Mills with fourth-degree larceny and Chureh tag sale James Monterose I SABRINA POOLS h 6 Thursday night with reckless driving. ning to attend should pre-register by calling the Tolland tampering with a motor vehicle. Ellington Lisa Morehouse I Route 44, Coventry, Conn. 06238 Police said he collided with a car County Extension office, 875-3331. ANDOVER — The Andover Congregational Church will I At no cost or obligotion to me. I would like driven by Lynne Grey of Willie Cir- Court is May 12, Patrice Caspar, 17, of 46 Snipsic Kathleen Moriarty hold its monthly tag sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jessica Morris I to know more about owning o Sabrina Pool ‘ cle, Tolland, on Rt. 30. Ms. Grey was Lake Rd., Ellington was charged at the church. Furniture is featured this month. I Albert Ulitsch III, 25, of 23 Thursday with delivery of liquor to a (mif lessons Marcia Mosher ! Noma: ...... taken to Rockville General Hospital Barry Newton Brooklyn St., Rockville, was charged minor. VERNON — The Indian Valley YMCA will offer golf j Addrou:...... for treatment. Ni«mann was Fisherman’s breakfast Chris Niziankiewicz early this morning with third-degree Police said the incident involved a lessons starting April 26 at Torza's Golf Center, Rt. 83, * released on a $250 non-surety bond Nina .Noryk I City...... Statei....!...... larceny. Police said he was observed l3-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl. Ellington. The series of 12 lessons for beginners will be ANDOVER — The Andover Volunteer Fire Department REGAL for appearance in Common Pleas 5.49 I Tolophono...... Z ip ./...... Court 19, Rockville, May 12, taking two tires from Johnnie’s Court is May 4. for teenagers or adults. Classes will be on Tuesday and and the Women’s Auxiliary of the AVFD will co-sponsor a Mobil Station, West St. and putting Soiilli Windsor Thursday mornings from 10 to 11 and 11 to noon. On fisherman's breakfast Saturday from 5 to 10 a.m. at the I-———— Mail Coupon Today— —— MEN’S SHOP Angel Munoz, 25. of Jam aica them in his trunk. He was released on Brian J. Mills, 16, of 335 Hilton Dr., Wednesdays and Fridays there will be classes from 3:30 firehouse. The menu includes ham, eggs, toast, juice, VISIT OUR SHOWROOM OPEN 7 DAYS a $1,000 non-surety bond. Court is "The Complete Mens Store” Plains, Mass, was charged early South Windsor was charged with to 4:30 p.m. and 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Stroke mechanics will coffee, homemade muffins and doughnuts. May 12. Erause today with second-degree larceny. procuring liquor by false pretences be emphasized. Wendall Jacobs will be the instructor. SAT & SUN 12-6 Lancaster named constable OR CALL Police said it involved the theft of a and Michael Lambrose, 45, of East Registrations will he accepted at the “Y” office, Vernon GLOBE Elorist 6 Greenhouses IT’S OUR 36th...LET’S CELEBRATE. car ..from the Howard Johnson Hartford, operator of the Sullivan Circle. ’ EAST HARTFORD — The Town Council appointed Travel Service 742-7308 or 649-9933 ANYTIME 903 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER parking lot, Rt. 30. He is being held in Bolloii Avenue Package Store, was charged John C. Lancaster as a town constabie last week. He will 555 MAIN STREET MEMKR MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 to 5:30 lieu of $1,000 bond for court Monday. Richard Pariseau, 20, of Hammond with sale of liquor to a minor. Traek program fill the post of Peter MacDonald who recently resigned. THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 643-2165 • Also charged in the same incident St,, Rockville was charge Wednesday Mills was released on a $250 non­ VERNON — The track program sponsored by the In­ Councilwoman Ester Clarke said he received the en­ was Gladmit Rivera, 24, of Jamaica night with reckless use of the surety bond for appearance in Com­ Hsn nna TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON dian Valley YMCA will start Monday at the Rockville dorsement of the Republican Party for the spot. LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 to 9:00 mon Pleas Court 12, East Hartford Auihonztsl a^cnl in Manchester Plains, Mass. He was charged early highway by a pedestrian. High School track. The program is for boys and girls Inr all Airlines. Railruads and SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 Manchestir 643-9559 this morning with second-degree Police said Pariseau walked into May 3. Lambrose vyas released on a eight or older. Practice sessions will be Monday, Office closed SU'.imshiii Lines Where Quality Begins • the path of a car driven by Margaret $1,000 non-surety bond for the same 621 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER larceny. He was being held on a $1,- Wednesday, and Friday nights from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m., for BOLTON — The office of Calvin Hutchinson, building Routt 44A Coventry 06238 WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARGE LaPointe of Hartford. Pariseau suf­ court date. 000 bond for court Monday. six weeks. John Polhemus is coach. inspector assessor, will be closed Monday. AND BANK AMERICARD PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ April 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ April 16, 1976- PAGE NINE

.-5«s^ij5rsw!rz»;afa . Manchester citizens Engaged Romeos bells silent for Good Friday selected for honors VATICAN C IT Y (U Pl)- carrying of a light wooden Walking somewhat stitt- asked them to listen to Basilica. On Sunday, he The engagement of Mary Lynne and Mrs. George T. LaBonne of 111 The bells of Rome’s 5(X) cross in a torchlit Way of the ly, the Pope put on a white Christ’s appeal; “Come to will celebrate an open air Highwood Dr. me, all you who labor and Three Manchester foreign-born LaBonne of Manchester to Jose churches fell silent as the Cross procession against a apron, poured water from Easter Mass on the steps of government for being an “outstan­ Mr. Henriquez is the son of Mr. and are burdened, and I will \ naturalized citizens have been Francisco Henriquez of Santo center of Roman backdrop of pagan Rome. a silver pitcher on the bare the largest church in ding Italian-American” who con­ give you rest.” selected as Connecticut Twentieth Domingo, Dominican Republic, has Mrs. Ramon Henriquez of Elmhurst Catholicism marked Good More than 100,000 right toot of each of 12 Christendom and then tributed to education. No longer in N.Y. On Saturday night, the Century Pilgrims by the American been announced by her parents Mr. Friday, the historical day pilgrims and an inter­ seminarians, wiped it with deliver his blessing to the the teaching field, Henry is serving Pope will celebrate Easter Revolution Bicentennial Commission The bride-elect will graduate from of Jesus’ death on the national television a linen towel and kissed it. city of Rome and the on the executive committee of the Merrimack College this May. cross. audience of millions an­ The 12, two from the Eve mass in St, Peter’s world. of Connecticut. Trinity College Alumni Association The nominations made by the Her fiance was graduated from Altars were bare and nually watch the ritual as it Catholic Western rite and (Hartford). He was also honored as Merrimack College in 1975 and is sacred images were is enacted at the 10 from various Catholic Manchester Bicentennial Committee an outstanding field representative were Mrs. Gilda Agostineili of 72 currently a first-year medical stu­ draped in mourning purple Colosseum. Eastern Churches, sat on a for the Commission on Special dent at Universidad Nacional Pedro in Roman Catholic Despite the painful raised bench in the West St., George M. Pazianos of 105 Revenue, and for his efforts in volun­ Foster St., and Valdemars Punga of Henriquez Urena in Santo Domingo. churches throughout the arthritic condition of his Basilica of St. John’s in tary school prayer. The wedding is set for July 23, at world for the only day of knees that makes walking Lateran so the Pope would 333 Kennedy Rd. Valdemars Punga of Latvian des­ The Connecticut Twentieth Cen­ St. Dunstan’s Church, Glastonbury. the year when Mass is not difficult, the 78-year-old not have to bend to his MITES cent, was born in Russia and came to tury Pilgrim program was originated celebrated. Pope has maintained the task. , the United States in 1949: Church bells will not ring last stations of the cross, In a homily delivered to by the commission to recognize the Educated in mathematical Decoupage art contributions to America by her again until midnight Mass re-enacting the steps to the 20,000 persons in the caver­ sciences, Punga has taught in several on Easter Sunday to an­ Crucifixion. nous church, the Pope foreign-born citizens. universities in this country (he is demonstration All Connecticut Twentieth Century nounce the Resurrection. The Pope also carried prayed “for all men suf­ presently teaching at the Rensselaer set for April 23 out the Holy Thursday rite Pilgrims will be honored in a special The planned climax of fering and thirsting for Hartford Graduate Center, RPl recalling Jesus’ washing of ceremony sometime during June in The Manchester Art Association the most solemn day of the truth, justice and peace but Connecticut) .and has submitted Christian calendar was the feet of the Apostles at Hartford. will present a decoupage demonstra­ with eyes clouded by their numerous articles to science X, Pope Paul Vi’s traditional the Last Supper. unfulfilled search. He Mrs. Agostineili was born in publications. tion by artist Marion Fuller Schmidt Magiiano Sabina, Itaiy, and came to George M. Pazianos, was born in -J of Somers on April 23 at 8 p.m. at the the United States with her husband in Mytilene Isiand of the Aegean Sea First Federal Savings Bank, W. Mid­ 1929. and arrived in the United States in dle Tpke. Gibbons Assembly to meet Tuesclay 1915 and settled in Manchester. Mrs. Schmidt studied at the Hart­ With their two boys, Nathan and Beginning as a soda cierk and a ford School of Art and at Patricia G ibbons A ssem bly, be served. Members are Henry, the Agostinellis operated Wrobleski. Mrs. Thomas waiter, he soon purchased the Stevens photo Nimock's Studio in Louisville, Ky. Catholic Ladies of Colum- asked to bring school Gus’s Restaurant, famous for its piz­ Walsh, Mrs. Charles Princess Candy Shop on the corner of She specialized in decoupage study bus, will meet Tuesday at supplies for the children in za, for many years, even after the Mary Lynne l^lunne Mather and Mrs. Samuel Pearl and Main Sts. His investments with Roberta Rafelli of California 7;45 p.m. in the downstairs the Indian missions, Filloramo. father’s death in 1967. and Katherine Dunn of Georgia. meeting room at the KofC BE SURE... BLISS has been serving the Home Owner for grew to include liquor and restaurant 94 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION ol your home enterprises. His three children are Mrs. Schmidt is president of the Home. Mrs. Gordon Allen and Nathan, known as “Gus” or The Manchester Evening New England Guild of Decoupeurs by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by the finest college graduates. Dr. John Geoghegan of Mrs, John Clifford are co- technical staff, phone: “Nate,” has fulfilled a military and Pazianos has devoted much of his Herald prints more and is a member of the National the New Britain General chairmen of the event. political career. He is president of life in serving his church and his Manchester news than any Guild of Decoupeurs. Hospital and vice president They will be assisted ^by the Manchester State Bank. community. At 75 years of age, other newspaper. The public is invited. of the Pro Life Organize- Mrs. Howard Beaupre, Henry became an English teacher Pazianos is retired. Refreshments will be served. tion will speak on “Pro Mrs. Vivian Murray, Mrs. and was recognized by the Italian Life and Euthanasia.” Joseph Dyer, Mrs. John 649-9240 A business meeting will Hutchinson, Miss Helen Whirling and jumping in his striped coat, Freeman Donkor per­ College note be held, and refreshments Thomas, Mrs. Edward forms a native African dance. 6 Servicemen BLISS TERMITE CONTROL When You Run A DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • EST. 1882 Deborah Chalke. a Miss Knowlton is the SviTTiPs Herald Want Ad The Oldest & Largest iri Conn. freshman at Dean Junior daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FURNITURE SHOP, INC. 643-2711 Marine Sgt. David L. Silver. 21. son John A. Knowlton of 22 African dance program College. Franklin. Mass, ^2800 Main St., Glastonbury, Ct. of Mrs. Helen Silver of lOVa Church has been inducted into Up- Scarborough Rd. She also St., has been promoted to his present silon Zeta Chapter of Phi has been named to the Hours: Mon. Sat. 8-5 rank while serving at New River Theta Kappa, national dean’s list at the college. slated here on April 24 Marine Corps Air Station in Jackson­ junior college honorary Miss Knowlton is an 'Custom Interiors Stride* ville, N.C. society. executive secretarial Freeman Donkor, a student at from the Ashanti area of Ghana and Silver is a former Manchester High She is the daughter of major at Dean and a Rite* Wesleyan University, and 14 other Agbekor, and soldiers' dances. School student and joined the Marine Mrs. Cecil T. Chalke of 47 Manchester High School students from the university and The public is invited. Museum Corps in June 1972. Esquire Dr. Miss Chalke is graduate. Central Middle School in Middletown members are free, nonmembers $1. a liberal studies major at will perform in a program of African Those planning to attend are asked Marine Cpl. Randy W. Landmark, Dean and a graduate of Kent Denly will perform Crocheting at Bowers Craft Fair drumming and dancing April 24 at to call the museum at 643-0949 so 19, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Gustaf Manchester High School. in Southern Connecticut 1;30 p.m. at the Second proper seating arrangements can be U. Landmark of 1 Risley Rd., Ver­ State College's Bicenten­ Wall to Wall incl. padding & Install. | In an 18th century setting, a 20th century m iss counts her stitches as she crochets with a homemade crochet hook. Chris Zito, a Grade 6 student at I Endues Congregational Church, 385 N. Main made. non, has been promoted to his pre­ Donna C. Knowlton, a nial production of "The Old 3 Rooms-not to exceed 40 yds. “WE SAVE YDU MDNEY” St. The program is sponsored by the Before the performance, members sent rank in recognition of his out­ freshman at Dqan Junior Glory" April 22-24. Bowers School, wears a dress worn by her mother when she was seven Lutz Junior Museum. of the museum’s Board of Trustees standing performance of duty, College, Franklin, Mass, Denly is the son of Mr. Elegant Sculptured Pattern 469*® years old. The demonstration was part of a Bicentennial craft fair held at OPEN EASTER and Volunteer League will serve an Some of the music and dance that dedication and military bearing. was inducted into the Up- and Mrs. Donald Denly, 2 or the school. (Herald photo by Dunn) “We Pot will be presented are Gahu, a social African style lunch at 12:45 p.m. for Landmark, a 1974 graduate of silon Zeta Chapter of Phi Alpine St. He is a freshman irance.g SUNDAY dance from southeastern Ghana, museum members. Those wishing to Rham High School, is serving with Theta Kappa, national theater major at Southern SHAG Pile with beauty unique in Quality Kete; court music for chiefs and attend the luncheon must register in the 2nd Marine Division at Camp junior honorary society. Connecticut State College. No matter how great the new A members of the royal household advance. Lejeune, N.C. its Luster and Resilience. 489®®! About town Y Stride Rite styles may look, you * Plants^’ ^ fM e Shop At Home Service W ean be sure they’ll wear for monthsS# A This printing test pattern is The American Legion A crafts fair will be spon­ A Because Stride Rite builds’em A Auxiliary will have a sored by Girl Scout Troop Sunset Rebekah Lodge part of The Herald quality con­ will meet Monday at 8 p.m. FREE PADDING business session Monday at 77 May 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 H tS Societies trol program in order to give at the Marine Corps f r ig h t . And we fit them right at o u ^ you one of the finest 7;30 p.m, at the Legion p.m. at Center PUA' induct newspapers in the nation. CALL Home on Legion Dr. A Congregational Church. League Home. Maybeile WAuthorized Stride Rite •• tA k '' V i” Thick With The immed. delivery representative of Craftsmen interested in Dowd and Minnie Blevin a r e in charge of ^ Fitting Center. Crossroads will speak at 8 exhibiting at the fair may students refreshments. Purchase of 35 Yds. 633-0255 as part of the auxiliary’s call Mrs. Beth Wilt, 643- SAVE C f E 0 C Children and Youth 5939, P Several Manchester area Day or Night Program, which is under Grace Group of Center « r students were inducted >1386 the direction of Muriel Congregational Church will into honorary engineering Of Carpeting Grover, Refreshments will Zion Evangelical Church have a potluck Monday at societies Monday at the it Senior Citizen Discount be served after the will have an Easter egg 6;30 p.m. at the church. University of Connecticut program, which is open to hunt Saturday at 11 a.m. at Guest speakers will be at the annual engineering i - American Field Service all interested persons. the church. FULL and honors banquet. BONNEVILLE G O G E T students Birgitte Svendsen The following students from Norway and Nancy TALL were admitted: WHOLESALE AutomaUc Schaffer, who spent last Chi Epsilon — John .

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Stone, 68, Campbell of Hawaii, John Campbell planning to develop a tract of land off Residence Zone to M Zone. daughters of the deceased Anna Chris advances and Archie Campbell, both of Keeney St., the site of a proposed They intend to build a mixed Walek. third junior high school which was development of single and family Under M Zone requirements, one- LOS ANGELES (UPI) - No. 2- Saskatchewan, and a granddaughter. Earl Yost suffered hy Catholic seeded Chris Evert of Fort Lauder­ defeated in a 1971 referendum. housing on the site of the “Keeney third of the parcel can be used for ex-legislator, dies A private funeral service will be dale, Fla., had to change her usual held Monday at the Watkins Funeral The group, Atty. David A. Golas Homestead.” single-family homes; one-third for Sports Editor Martin said the old house, built in was a thorn in East’s side. Coleman out at the plate trying to score on tactics of serve and rally for a come- SOUTH WINDSOR - George W. member ol the Greater Hartford Home, 142 E. Center St., with the and real estate men Albert R. /Mar­ two-story duplex homes having a By LEN AUSTER 1790, will stay on the property and be scored all three Bulldog runs and was another occasion. from-behind, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, victory Stone, 68, of 1121 Main St., a former Chamber of Commerce and held the Rev. Dr. George Webb, pastor of tin, Gerald P. Rothman and Herman common wall; and one-third for Herald Sporlswriler refurbished. He said there is a East knotted it in the third. Garry over unseeded and unheralded Sue state legislator and chairman of the rank of deputy leader in the Connec­ South United Methodist Church, of­ M. Frechette, have petitioned the group dwellings containing not less Early form shows one-run prospective buyer for the house. Old llulkrliy (3) Hammick walked and came around Barker of England Thursday night in Democratic Town Committee, died ticut State Police Auxiliary. He also ficiating. Burial will be in East Planning and Zoning (ilomniission to than three and not more than eight barn structures will probably be baseball games are not East AB R H E to score on Mike Furlong’s triple to the $150,(X)0 Virginia Slims tennis was a member of the Quarter Cen­ Cemetery. dwelling units. the West Coast...With warmer Coleman, rf 2 3 1 0 Wednesday at his home. He was the razed. Catholic’s cup of tea. The left. An unearned run gave the lead championship tournament. husband of Mrs. Eva Dalfey Stone. tury Traffic Club. There are no calling hours. As yet, there is no specific plan of Top defensive player weather local tennis courts have Pelletier, If 2 0 0 0 The parcel is located on the East Eagles dropped their second, back to Bulkeley in the fifth. Top-seeded Evonne Goolagong of Mr. Stone was born in New York Other survivors are two sons, development for the parcel. Manchester’s Mike Mistretta has been taxed to capacity, as expected, Crane, ss 2 0 2 0 Robert L. Gay Sr. side of Keeney St. between Garden Coleman walked and after an out, Australia earlier had breezed to an City and lived in South Windsor most Richard A. Stone of South Windsor Tobacco firm Martin said an eight-acre section been named the top defensive player with a number of new players such verdict of the campaign Yaconiello, ct 4 0 0 0 Robert L. Gay Sr., 55, of 233 Grove Rd. and the Keeney St. School. Mark Crane was intentionally put on. easy, 6-2, 6-2, win over Francoise of his life. He served as a state and George W. Stone Jr. of Liber- of the parcel along Keeney St. and up with Trinity College’s basketball anxious to perfect their game. in four outings, 3-2, yesterday Winorski, c 3 0 2 0 Boulder Rd. died this morning at The development group has filed a Hydest, pr 0 0 0 0 The strategy backfired as Tom Durr of Phoenix. representative for three te^ms from tyville. 111.; a daughter, Mrs. Janet Garden Grove Rd. will retain its pre­ squad during the 1975-76 season. The to Bulkeley High at Colt Park Hartford Hospital. He was the, hus- to cease bond for deed in the Town Clerk's of­ Blake, lb 3 0 0 1 Yaconiello’s grounder to shortstop Barker, who will celebrate her 20th 1957 to 1962. He was elected chair­ Pauloz of Wethbrsfield; and seven sent AA Zone classification. tall senior was outstanding with his “ band of Mrs. Alita Gray Gay. fice which shows the land will be fete for girls planned in Hartford. And the setback Lee, 2b,p 4 0 0 0 John Murphy was booted with birthday in her home town of Phign- man of the Democratic Town Com­ grandchildren. A public hearing on the zone rebounding in Trin’s successful cam­ Mr. Gay was born March 18,1921 in production purchased for $325,000 from Dave Woodbury, owner of David’s was most disturbing to East Zerio, dh 3 0 0 0 Coleman racing home. ton Monday, upset Virginia Wade, mittee in 1963 and served , until The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. change will be May 3. paign... Ed Flemke is both the driver Medford, Mass., son of Clarence and Restaurant, will host the annual Coach Jim Penders. Gradante, 3b 3 0 0 0 The Eagles plated their second run also of England, 7-5, 7-6, Wednesday resigning in 1967. from the Samsel-Bassinger Funeral and mechanic for Bill Thornton’s Walton, p 0 0 1 Ethel Brenner Gay of Hudson, Mass., The Meyer and Mendelsohn tobac­ Manchester High girls’ sports 0 in the seventh. Mark Dumais walked night in a marathon match that He had been employed as manager Home, 419 Buckland Rd., with a stock car which has been doing well “I question how competitive these Cascone, p 0 0 0 0 and had lived in Manchester for near­ co company will no longer grow banquet on June 6. All letter winners and Hammick's sacrifice bunt was lasted until 2 a.m. Thursday. of the spare parts department of Mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church to date under the Manchester Sand kids are,” he charged, “It looks like Martin, 2b 0 0 0 0 ly 25 years. He was a self-employed tobacco in the Connecticut River Fire calls will be guests at a roast beef dinner these kids don't want to pay the price thrown away by relief hurler Tim Olivetti-Underwood Corp., South at 9. Burial will be in Center and Gravel ’sponsbrship...Brother act Cascone putting runners on second sales engineer. He was a communi­ Valley. in the baseball umpiring ranks, at which time awards for top to win. The difference between a Totals 26 3 5 2 Court winner Windsor, and had worked for the firm Cemetery. The company is one of the original and third. Furlong singled to right cant of St. James Church and a Donald and Alton Cowles were paired achievements will also be good team and a mediocre one is the I^UHt (> iitlio lir for 43 years. He was the local Friends may call at the funeral Connecticut shade tobacco growers iMani'lii’sler (2) scoring Dumais but East couldn’t BOSTON (UPI) - Baltimore member of the Hartford Engineers Tolliind County in a recent game. The former is in his made...World Team Tennis admis­ ability to win the close games. We AB1 R H E municipal court prosecutor from 1947 home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and had farms in Manchester as well Thursday, 11:43 a.m., grass fire, push another run across as Bulkeley Orioles pitcher Ross Grimsley, who Club, the Society of Manufacturing Thursday, 11:03 a.m., woods fire, f-86, second term as president of the sion prices for play at the Hartford should be 4-0 right now. And we Furlong, 2b 4 0 2 0 to 1959. p.m. as other towns in Connecticut and Keeney St. Town) got out of the frame as Kevin Shorey compiled 10-13 record last season, Engineers, Manchester American Tolland. Manchester Chapter of Umpires and Civic Center will range from $4 to should be up from the start — not Driscoll, p 0 0 0 0 He was a communicant of St. Fran­ The family suggests that any Massachusetts. Thursday, 4:02 p.m., grass fire. Camp lined into a doubleplay, has picked up another win — in court. Legion Post and the Hudson, Mass. Meeting Rd. (Town) Thursday, 1:33 p.m., car fire. Elm Hill the latter is in charge of the annual $8...The third annual Vernon Rabbit from the sixth inning. I shouldn’t Moffett, dh,p 2 0 0 0 cis of Assisi Church and a member memorial gifts may be made to St. About 120 persons in Connecticut Krashefski, c Special Justice Robert Sheiber Lodge of Elks. Thursday, 12:57 p.m., grass and field Rd., Vernon. umpires’ school for new Run will be staged Saturday and have to give a pep talk (which he 3 0 0 0 and past exalted ruler of Rockville Francis Hospital Association, were employed by the firm. Shorey, rf 4 0 0 0 Thursday dismissed criminal assault He is also survived by a son, Lt. fire, Rachel Rd, (Eighth District) Thursday, 3:12 p.m., w6ods fire, some of New England’s top runners did). There is some complacency out Bulkeley’s winning tally came in Lodge of Elks. He was a former Woodland St., Hartford. Officials of the company were un­ Goehring Rd., Tolland. McMahon, If 3 1 1 0 charged against the 26-year-old Robert L. Gay Jr. of Ft. Penning, Friday, 2:22 a.m., dumpster fire, 83 are expected to compete...John there and there will be changes if all the seventh. Coleman singled and on pitcher after rejecting the prosecu­ Ga.: and a daughter. Miss Linda Gay available for comment today. Rachael Rd, (Eighth District) Thursday, 4:22 p.m., grass fire. South Murphy, ss 4 0 1 1 .Mrs. Ida Port Sommers of Vernon is a catcher with don't give 100 per cent all the time,” Gerbo, cf 4 0 0 a disputed play, stole second with tion contention he intended to hit Doiiienirk J. Vesco of Manchester. Meyer and Mendelsohn has been St., Rockville. 0 Mrs. Ida Port of Bridgeport died Nichols College this spring...UConn Penders warned. Dumais, lb 2 1 0 0 East claiming interference by the anyone when he threw a ball into tbe The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. one of the area's larger tobacco com­ Thursday, 5:42 p.m., grass fire, April 11 in Bridgeport. She was the Domenick J, Vesco, 61, of 38 Croft South Windsor Bellevue Ave., Rockville. ticket office is now accepting mail East will try to get above the .500 Hammick, 3b 2 1 0 1 batter. Crane singled to right center- Fenway Park bleachers in from the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 panies The company is one of several widow of Morris Port and mother of Dr. died Thursday night at Thursday, 8:30 p.m., grass fire, 2305 Thursday, 7:23 p.m., field lire. Old orders for the home football opener level Saturday afternoon at 1:30 Boland. 3b 0 0 0 0 field plating the game-winner. The September injuring David Manning E. Center St,, with a Mass at St. tobacco grower outfits that have shut Gerald J. Port of Manchester. Manchester Memorial Hospital after Ellington Rd, Colchester ltd., Hebron. Sept. 18 against Navy. All seats are when it hosts Gilbert High of Shannon, ph 1 0 0 0 Eagles filled the sacks in the ninth Jr., 17, of Pembroke. a short illness. He was the husband of James Church at 9. Burial will be in down production in the region in re­ She is also survived by 3 daughters, Thursday, 10:45 a.m., grass tire, 2315 Thursday. 9:49 p.m., grass lire, scaled at $6..,Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Wiristed. The victory by Bulkeley with one out, but John Krashefski St. Michaels Cemetery, Hudson, cent years, a region that at one time Totals 29 2 4 2 11 grandchildren and 4 great­ Mrs. Mary Sheehan Vesco. Ellington Rd. Boulder Ridge Hd., Vernon. the NBA's most valuable player, also squared its ledger at 1-1. . grounded into a pitcher-to-home-to- Mr. Vesco was born July 1, 1914 in Mass. saw more than 10,000 acres planted. Thursday, 3:05 p.m., grass fire, 2315 East 001 000 100 : Eastwood leads grandchildren. Thursday, 10:47 p.m., accident, Rt. 30. got- in more playing time than any Frank Driscoll started tor East but first doubleplay, the third one turned Italy and came to the this country as Friends may call at the funeral This year, acreage is down to about Ellington Rd. Rockville. , Bulkeley 100 010 lOx The funeral and burial were April other performer with 3,379 minutes. could get only one of 11 pitches over over by Bulkeley. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - a child. He had lived in Manchester 4,000, a 5 per cent drop over last Thursday, 5:15 p.m., car fire, Rt, 5 and Friday, 7:19 a m., mutual aid call to RBI: Furlong 2, Crane, Winnorski 12 in Bridgeport. . home Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 He also won the rebounding crown lor a strike forcing Penders to call on Moffett chucked eight innings Bob Eastwood might draw a gallery for about 50 years. He was employed p.m. year. Scantic Rd. Somers, Ellington. 2BH: Crane; 3BH: Furlong; BB: Driscoll The family suggests that any for the first time with 16.9 per game Bill Moffett. The latter completed a yielding five hits, walking two and today for the first time in his little- 6 as a tool and and die maker for 15 The family suggests that any 3, Moffett 2, Walton 3, Cascone 4; SO: memorial gifts may be made to the '.fllHITi and was No. 1 in blocked shots and walk to Mark Crane, who looked at striking out three. He deserved a reported pro career because he years at Capewell Division of memorial gifts may be made to the MI.S'l'Ri;i' DVAK Moffett 3, Cascone 1; Hits off: Driscoli 0 Cystic Fibrosis Association of I'A No. 2 in the individual scoring parade two balls from Driscoll, to load the better fate, as Penders noted, but jumped ahead of the big names in the Stanadyne Inc., Hartford. He was a for 1 runs in 0 innings; Moffell 5 for 2 Connecticut, Inc., 7 S. Main St.. West Dialysis Fund, Hartford Hospital. members...How many agree, high to Buffalo's Bob McAdoo...Boston's bases. After Tom Yaconiello fanned, runs in 8; Walton 4 for 2 runs in 6; took the loss. Cascone, second of $80,000 Tallahassee Open golf tourna­ communicant of St. James Church, Kathy says: "Happy Easter to all our customers Hartford. .Noriiiuiul II. Rieliurd it’s fun time school baseball games, as a rule, run Dave Cowens averaged 15 rebounds a Steve Winorski lofted a sacrifice fly Cascone 0 for 0 runs in 2'/a; Lee 0 for 0 three Bulkeley hurlers, was the ment Thursday to lead the first round He was a member of Manchester and friendsi We're all set at Pero's to help you game...New computerized to left plating Mark Coleman, who runs in %; W: Cascone; L: Moffett. by one shot. Normand H. Richard, 56, of 13 too long. Three hours has been the winner with Keith Lee getting a save. .Miss Martha Szetela Lodge of Elks and the Italian- enjoy Easier Sundayl" average for most area diamond tilts scoreboard at Fenway Park sports American Club of Stafford Springs. Cedar St. died Thursday at CRISP AIRE: Macs, Rad A Qoldan Dtllclout, Corttanda, Ruisatta, two large national advertizers' The funeral of Miss Martha Szetela and Ida Rad Applet. staged to date over the nine inning He also was a volunteer member of Manchester Memorial Hospital. He New name of 28B Ambassador Dr., a senior at FRESH: Atparagui, Rhubarb, Dandallont, Spinach, Caullflowar, route...Recent issue of Sports products. Previously the only adver­ Hose and Ladder Co. 1, Town of was the husband of Mrs. Mildred Ar- Paat, Qraan A Yallow Baant, Broccoli, Chivaa, Laaka, Shalota, the University of Maine at Orono, Illustrated featured a story on Bud tising sign at Fenway was one NEWPORT. R.l, (UPI) - The Manchester Fire Department. dis Richard. Savoy A Chlnaaa Cebbaga, Turnipa, Yama, Sweat Potatoaa, Acorn A suggesting support to the Jimmy National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame who took her own life Tuesday, will Mr. Richard was born Oct. 12, 1919 Butternut Squaah, Boaton Lettuce, Rad Onlona, Cherry Tomatoaa, warm weather toys •] Collins, well-known teevee tennis Conard trims Tribe Other survivors are a son, David L. be at the convenience of the family. Paranipa, Baala, Bruaaall Sprouta, Egg Plant, Belgium Endive. personality, and my partner in win­ Fund. now boasts a new name, as well as a Vesco of Vernon; a daughter, Mrs. in New Bedford, Mass., son of Mrs. IMPORTED: Rad, White A Blue QrtpB§, Hawaiian PInaapplaa, ive have a wonderlul seleclloni Burial will be in St. Jam es ning the recent Aetna World Cup brand new museum. The facility at Richard (Sharon) DeLong of Sunrise, Concorde Methe Richard of Mangaoa, Papayaa, Watarmaiona, Limaa, Strawbarriaa, Tangarinaa, By STEVE ARMSTRONG Cemetery. Coconuta, Qrapafrull, Dalaa, Honaydawa, Cantaloupaa A Crawahaw media tournament...Channel 30 will historic Newport Casino is now of­ Fla.; two brothers, Spirito P. Vesco Manchester and the late Herve • frisbies • Notes off the cuff CorrospondonI The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E, Malona. carry live the boxing match between ficially called the International Ten­ of Manchester and Anthony Vesco of Richard, and lived in Manchester for WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF EASHR FLOWERS Sandy Hamm, who has performed Aided by timely hitting, fine C en ter S t., is in ch arg e of • pall and shovels tii Muhammad All and Richard Dunn nis Hall of Fame and Tennis Greensburg, Pa.; two sisters, Mrs. 35 years. Before his retirement in THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS with Groman's and Brown's in pitching and numerous arrangments. from Munich, Germany on May 24. Museum. James Van Alen, hall of Theresa Lee and Mrs. Joseph 1974, he was employed a by the First CALIFORNIA LEHUCE heaoSRC • sand sieves Connecticut ASA softball play the fame president, Wednesday said the There are no calling hours. Manchester miscues, Conard (Madeline) Sala, both of National Stores, East Hartford, for CALIFORNIA CARROTS 2 pxg, 39c all fairway priced tool ^ last two years, is one of the leading change makes the facility "official The family suggests that any High easily walked to an 11-2 Manchester; and two grandsons. 15 years. FANCY CUCUMRERS 2ior39C Credited with tag candidates for a berth with the host to the tennis world. " memorial gifts may be made to the CCIL baseball decision yester­ The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. Other survivors are two sons, FANCY SPINACH ib 59c Fred Lieb, still going strong at 80 Connecticut entry in the pro league Maine Agricultural and Engineering children from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Peter J. Richard of Manchester and CRISP AIRE MACS 4 qt bag $1.59 plus, with a weekly column in St. headed by Billie Jean King and Joan day at Kelley Field. Association in care of the University love our Main St., with a Mass at St. James Normand G. Richard, serving with SEALTEST ICE CREAM wgai $1.19 Petersburg, Fla., dailies, is credited Joyce...The female softballers will The victory improves the Chief­ of Maine at Orono. the Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune, store, too! Church at 9, Burial will be in St. OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. . SUNDAYS 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. with giving the tag play home games at Ceppa Field in tains' docket to 2-1 while Manchester Mrs. Addle 1$. Koeser James Ceirietery. N.C.; a daughter. Miss Lisa A. • Wa Se(l The Herald, Sandty Paperi, p/ua Loftery TIckBtt • “where a ^ The House that Ruth Built. Lieb was Meriden and the team has received is 0-2 along with a tie. The Silk Richard of Manchester; a sister, anything but a warm reception from Towners’ next action is Monday at Maple Leafs Mrs. Addie B. Brockett Roeser, 89, Friends may call at the funeral dollar's / a writer for Mrs. Gilles Girard of Manchester; adult baseball players in the Silver 3:30 at Simsbury High. of 31 Eastland Dr. died April 8 at an home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. and worth a ^ years and has authored many in­ Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, and five grandchildren.* dollar!" y teresting books on the national City who have used for playing field The Conard attack was led by outhit Flyers A area convalescent home. PFRfI ™PRODUCEI" The funeral is Saturday at 9 a.m. at I ■■II for years.. .Cathy Dyak of catcher Mark Calabrese, who hit a Mrs. Roeser was born Sept. 2, 1886 pastime...The Hartford Civic Center Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. 279 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER » 643-6384 Manchester continues to hold the first inning homer as well as two in Oceanside, L.I., N.Y., and came to ■'Ah’.s. .\orali (1. .Slariii now has an official press room, New YORK (UPI) - The Toronto Burial will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. in lead in the Women's Singles Division solid singles and Matt Sinatro, who Manchester from Oceanside five Mrs, Norah C. Starin, 77, of 1 Main named in honor of Bill Lee of the Maple Leafs fought unsuccessfully East Cemetery. of the National Duckpin Bowling also belted a homer. Excellent years ago. She was a member of the St.'died Thursday night at Courant and the late Art McGinley of for three years against , Friends may call at the funeral Congress Tournament. Mrs. Dyak pitching came in the form of Bill Oceanside Lutheran Church and Manchester Memorial Hospital. She the Times...One of the biggest draw­ Thursday night they battled the home tonight from J to 9. ro lled a 430 to t a l... R e tire d Aksamit, who went the distance in a Caseopia Temple, OES, Rockville was the widow of Martin Starin. backs for the Civic Center is the lack Flyers again — and this time they Manchester Country Club golf pro game called in the top of the eighth Center, L.I., N.Y, Mrs. Starin was born May 21, 1898, of a publicist or promotion prevailed both on and off the .Mrs. I'Vederick Phil Alex Hackney was saluted at the because of darkness. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs, in Ontario, Canada, the daughter of manager...Bill Sacherek reports that scoreboard. P spring meeting of the Connecticut Manchester simply never seemed Walter (Pat) Schardt of Manchester, the late Samuel and Mary Kelley Mrs. Margaret Phil, 67, of Stanley, Tracey Kasel of Manchester placed Toronto edged Philadelphia, 5-4, as PGA...All Charter Oak Conference to get untracked as it committed six with whom she made her home; a Campbell. N.C., formerly of Manchester, died eighth in the mogul event on the the Flyers handicapped themselves baseball games this .season will be errors, several in critical situations. son, George P. Roeser of Bellport, She lived in Manchester for about Wednesday at the Gastonia (N.C.) Chevy pro ski tour. Kasel gained a with a Stanley Cup playoff record 28 20th berth in over-all events of ballet seven innings. Last year the first half Indian pitchers Bruce Ballard, Pete N.Y.; 14 grandchildren and 7 great­ 50 years. She graduated from the Memorial Hospital. She was the wife penalties. The Leafs incurred only Daigle and Mike Jordan, who was grandchildren. Regina General Hospital School of of Frederick Phil. and aerials at Keystone, Colo. This of fhe slate found entries playing half as many, giving them numerous weekend he’ll compete at Heaven- seven innings and nine inning games just brought up from the jayvees, had The graveside service is Tuesday Nursing in Saskatchewan, Canada, Mrs. Phil was born in Manchester advantage situations, on which they trouble with their control walking at 2 p.m. in Rockville Cemetery, and was a nurse at Manchester and lived in Stanley for many years, ly Valley, Calif., as the lour moves to over the second half. fully capitalized to beat the defen­ OLDS CUTLASS nine, hitting a batter and uncorking Lynbrook. L.I., N.Y. Memorial Hospital for 20 years until ,She is also survived by a brother, ding cup champions for the first time three wild pitches. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 her retirement in 1964. Sherwood House of Milwaukee, Wis, No. 1 1ntermediate since March 14, 1973. Mrs. Starin was a member of the The funeral is Saturday at 1 p.m. at Major league baseball The Chieftains drew first blood in The fight-filled game featured 163 Main St., is in charge of In the U.S. A vallabla w ith 5 S p e e d s arrangements. Connecticut State Nurses Associa­ Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. the top of the first on Calabrese’s minutes in penalties, with the tone Center St. The Rev. Robert Eldridge , w'hich went down the third set from the opening minutes with There are no calling hours. tion, Temple Chapter No. 53, Order SPECIAL STARFIRE OFFER! (Herald photo by Dunn) The family suggests that any of he Eastern Star, and South United of South United Methodist Church 5-Speed and Automatic Transmission base line and kept on rolling. the Flyers’ Dave Schultz getting a memorial gifts may be made to Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in East MAZDA at No Extra Cost during this Special Bradford sets pace Manchester knotted it in its half of major and Toronto's Kurt Walker Oceanside Lutheran Church, 62 Survivors are a son, Martin Starin Cemetery. Factory Offer. Buyers of 4-Speed the frame. Jeff Backofen doubled, Manchester's Ray Gliha tops ball down line getting a majop and game miscon­ Davidson Ave., Oceanside, L.I., N.Y, of Austin, Tex.; a daughter, Mrs. Friends may call at the funeral Transmission Starfires Get A went to third on Mike Quesnel's duct for fighting. Daniel (Jean) McCarthy of home tonight from 7 to 9, in beating Bosox single and scored on Ballard’s Waviic Oslroiit Icatls off iliird. Galclior is .Mark Galabrcsc. Elsewhere in third-game quarter­ fielder’s choice. In Mciiiuriiim final action, the New York Islanders From the second inning on it was earned their first victory against In lov ng memory of Lillian M. BOSTON (UPI) — Buddy Bradford is one of those ballplayers Malchett who passed away April 16, ^ 32 mpg. In the city all Conard. The Chieftains scored bag, Tom Jones' throw sailed into in the sixth on throwing errors by Buffalo. 5-3, Montreal extended its 1974. 42 mpg. highway who can’t afford the hitless days regulars sometimes are once in the second. Jack Clarke centerfield bringing home Clarke. Jones and Tony Barrett and Sinatro's series margin to 3-0 with a 291 vic­ The road into the sunset, allowed singled, stole second and advanced to Ballard walked the bags full in the roundtripper in the seventh com­ tory over Chicago and Los Angeles Is one we each must tread. ^ D r n with the , stymied 2 0 third on a Bob O'Brien single, Conard .„„*2895 So, he feels he must make the most fourth but Daigle retired the next pleted the scoring. won its second straight against Although it brings us sorrow. Boston the rest of the way. then attempted a double steal and When a loved one goes ahead. of his opportunities. If Thursday’s three to get out unscathed, but ran Manchester tallied its second run Boston, 6-4. game is any indication, he's on the Elsewhere in the with no one covering the second base In the only World Hockey Associa­ Still there is comfort knowing. DRUG ABUSE into trouble himself in the fifth and in the seventh. Barrett singled and We will m'.'et again someday. 1975 VW , 1973 AUDI 1970 OLDS right track. Bradford cracked a California whipped Kansas City, 5-1. the result was a six-run inning by reserve Brian Moran drove him tion playoff game, San Diego stopped When grief and pain are over homer, two doubles and a single, Over in the National League, Conard. The visitors added two runs home with a double to deep right. Phoenix, 5-1. And the do ids have rolled away. DASHER 100 LS DELTA 88 scored ihree runs and knocked in Pittsburgh routed St. Louis, 9-3, Mon­ Gunard (11) Husband, Son. 4-Dr. Station Wagon, 1 owner, 5800 2-Dr. Sedan, 4 speed, AM/FM, three as the Daughter and Husband. 4 Dr. HT, AT, PS, PB, Air, 1 owner, treal downed Philadelphia, 8-5, the AB R H E IN m ile s. 1 o w n e r. defeated the 8-4. 5 1 1 0 Brother and Sister 58000 miles. New York Mets outslugged the Sinatro, ss "1 haven't played a whole lot, " Chicago Cubs, 10-8, and Atlanta Moylan, If 2 1 0 0 said Bradford. "And I have to get drubbed Cincinnati, 10-5. Simmons, If 0 0 0 0 3 0 New Yankee Stadium C o n v e r t ^ 4 6 9 5 used to coming off the bench. I've M. Calabrese, c 4 2 ^ 2 6 9 5 ^ 2 1 9 5 McGahie, lb .5 2 1 0 those reusable items MANCHESTER been platooned on a team that has a Angels .5, Royals 1 Cornelius, 3b 3 1 1 0 into cool cash with lot of talent, and when you're in that Nolan Ryan, showing no ill effects 1974 OLDS 1973 OLDS from his off-season shoulder surgery,' Clarke, cf 1 3 1 1 a qliick action Want 1974 OLDS situation, you can't afford many 0- 0 0 0 0 Ad. for-4 days. I’ve never had a chance to scattered four hits and struck out Siegle, cf simply magnificent CUTLASS SUPREME CUTLASS Lindberg, rf 2 1 1 0 CUTLASS *‘S ' go'into a slump and then come back.” nine to gain his first win of the season 4-Dr. Sedan, AT, PS, PB, Air, 1 Navin, rf 0 0 0 0 is every citizen’s concern. You 2-Dr. HT Coupe, AT, PS, PB, Air, 1 2 Dr., Cinnamon, AT, PS, PB, Air “I was seeing the ball real good for the Angels, Bruce Bochte 0 1 0 owner, low mileage. O'Brien, 2b 4 only time 1 was ever here was when owner, 38,000 milea. today, and it didn’t matter what knocked in two runs for California 0 0 0 three players who never shared in Calabese, 2b 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - The the lirban Coalition brought a bunch SPRINGTIME pitches were thrown,” he said. with a third inning single. Aksamit, p 4 0 1 0 multi-million dollar the past glories of the old stadium are affected in some way or who turned out to be the heroes of the of us kids from Brooklyn and we sat CLEANING ^ 3 7 9 5 Bradford’s bat and Boston's gloves scoreboard didn’t work, broad­ ^ 3 9 9 5 ^ 3 4 9 5 made the difference. Although the Pirates Cardinals 3 Totals 30 11 10 1 historic occasion. in the bleachers." with... another. Attend the public Red Sox were charged with two A1 Oliver and Willie Stargell drove Manclieftler (2) caster Phil Rizzuto had to an­ Oscar Gamble, acquired in an off­ Randolph never played in the old errors, there were at least two more home four seventh-inning runs with AE) R H E nounce the game from a stan­ season deal with Cleveland for Stadium, but Minnesota’s Rod Carew 1971 MERCURY did and he felt the new park was Rerit^the pro meeting on this community 1973 FORD 1969 AUSTIN errors of omission that were un­ back-to-back homers off Cardinals’ Barrett, cf 4 1 1 1 ding position becfuse of a pitcher Pat Dobson; Mickey Rivers, MONTEGO recorded, One came in the first in­ relief ace A1 Hrabosky. Oliver’s Backofen, ss 2 1 2 0 obtained from California in the con­ potentially better. MAVERICK HEALY SPRITE 1 0 1 0 ledge that obstructed his view "The background is better for the 4-Door Sedan, AT, PS, PB, Air, one 4 Dr. Sedan, 8 Oyl., AT ning. Cleon Jones hit a little nubber homer was a three-run shot and Moran, ss troversial deal for Bobby Bonds; and j® 4 -S p e e d Quesnel, lb, rt ■ 3 0 1 1 of the field and hardly any of 6 issue and hear reports from o w n e r. in front of the mound which was sealed the fourth straight Pirates’ Willie Randolph, a rookie obtained hitter than in the old park." said Ballard, p,lb 3 0 0 n fielded by catcher Carlton Fisk. win. the ushers knew where to from Pittsburgh for pitcher Doc Carew. a five-time American League community officials — Voice Bradford, who had singled and stolen Mels 10, Cults 8 Livingston. 2b 3 0 0 0 direct the people. Medicb, played the key roles in the baiting champion. "Right now. it is ffaincxcarpet cleaner ^ 2 4 9 5 M 3 9 5 Torrid-hitting Dave Kingman White, If 3 0 0 0 more difficult in the field, trying to M 9 9 5 second, scored when nobody covered But, as far as the- New York Yankees’ triumph. slammed a pair of homers including a Kinney, If 0 0 0 0 Yankees are concerned, the new Gamble collected thiee hits, in­ pick the ball coming out of the crowd your concerns and help find home plate'“ Ostrout, 3b 2 0 1 0 Boston's four-run fifth inning was three-run blast in the ninth, enabling Yankee Stadium is simply magnifi­ cluding a triple during a four-run behind the plate. But that'll get 1975 VOLVO the Mets to snap a three-game losing Nurmi, 3b 0 0 0 2 better with time. It's gonna be one of 1973 OLDS highlighted by Bernie Carbo’s three- 1 0 0 0 cent. fourth and a double in a six-run answers for this very serious 1972 OLDS streak. Kingman, who belted a Gliha, rt the nicer parks in the league to play 242 GL run blast into the leftfield screen, Daigle, p 1 0 0 0 "It's got a few kinks,' but it’s nice eighth, scored twice and drove in two OMEGA CUTLASS Bradford, who has bounced around titanic 600-foot homer the day before, Jordan, p 1 0 0 0 to be back here,” said Yankees’ runs; Rivers had three hits and drove in." 2-Dr. HT, AT, PS, PB, 1 owner 2 Dr. HT., AT, PS, PB. drove home five runs. Roy White, the Yankees’ veteran community problem. Attend 2 Dr. Sedan, AT, PS, PB, AM/FM the majors only to land back in Jones, c 1 0 0 2 manager Billy Martin after his club in two runs and Randolph had two Stereo, Sunroof. Chicago three times, said Chicago F.\|mis K, IMiillies o Kelley, ph 1 0 0 0 returned from a two-year "road hits, a stolen base and scored twice. outfielder, felt the new park would do the public hearing at llling Jr. manager Paul Richards has more Tim F o il’s tw o-run double trip” and christened the re-openirig For Randolph, a' 21-year-old rookie wonders for the club's mental out­ ^ 2 6 9 5 ' ^ 2 6 9 5 confidence in him. highlighted a six-run Expos' fourth Totals 26 2 6 8 of their park Thursday with an 11-4 second baseman who grew up in look. ^ 5 5 9 5 “I can feel it," he said. “And it’s a. inning and Mike Jorgensen added a Conard 11 062 1 11 thumping of the Minnesota Twins. Brooklyn, the first game in the new High School on April 20th, good, feeling playing for someone on two-run homer as Montreal dealt the Manchester too 000 1 2 The Yankees, who played their Yankee Stadium was something Bowling your corner. 1 hope 1 get to play more Phillies' Jim Kaat his first National RBI: Calabrese, Cornelius 2. Lindberg, home games at Shea Stadium the last special. 1976 at 6:30 p.m. this season. League loss. Aksamit, Sinatro, Ballard, Moran; 2BH: two years while Yankee Stadium was "Playing in Yankee Stadium for \li;U(ll\MS Tony Cornelius, Aksamit, Backofen, Moran; Maro Marinelli Jr. 145-379, After starter Bart Johnson got into Bravos 10, Rods .I being remodeled, couldn’t have the first time was a very prominent HR: Sinatro, Calabrese; BB: Aksamit 2, event in my life," said Randolph. "1 Walt Viklentz 135, Ed This ad paid lor by Concerned Businessman MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES trouble. Clay Carroll made his first Off-season acquisitions Ken Ballard 5, Daigle 1, Jordan 2; SO: asked for a better homecoming. A Moriconi 146, Steve Laurel- PARKADE CLEANERS American Ixague appearance and Henderson and Lee Lacy drove in crowd of 52,613 — largest to watch an wasn’t nervous but 1 was excited. MANCHESTER PARKADI Aksamit 4, Ballard 4, Jordan 3; Hits off: ti .355, Tony Heim 158, Harv Silver Lane at Hartford Rd. 6 4 3 - 1 5 1 1 finished the game. The veteran right­ three runs apiece in helping the Ballard 4 for 2 runs in 3 innings; Daigle 2 opener at Yankee Stadium in 30 years When I was a kid I was more of a hander. who won the seventh game of Braves hand the Reds their first loss for 4 runs in 1; Jordan 4 for 5 runs in 3; — turned out for the gala grand Mets' fan. I never came to Yankee Johnson 364, Tom Mazur 649-5559 367, Walt Stanley 357. the last October while of the season. W: Aksamit, L: Ballard. opening, and surprisingly, it was Stadium and sat in the box seats. The PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 16, 1976^^ PAGE THIRTEEN Eagle trackmen win iHubie Green out front MCC defeats Mitchell IM N N E T T E S - P a t CARLSBAD, Calif. 3-under-par 69 in the wind it moved here from Las Adding two victories Discus; 1. Bilodeau (EC), 2. day, a 6-over 78. Twerdy 200-186-542, Cathy (UPI) — “Man, those and rain for a two-shot lead Vegas, Nev. — kept all but Green’s round included to its unbeaten ledger Gorman (EC), 3. Robinson Niese 176, Linda Gustafson over defending champion By DAVE ROBACK yesterday in New London. The Cougars upped their lead to 4- Mitchlll scored a run in the seventh (N) 110’. last three holes,” a four players from breaking five birdies and two 176-516, Rosemary Al Geiberger, Australian par. Correspondenl The Cougars are now 5-1 for the 0 in the sixth frame. Jack Maloney and two in the ninth but it wasn’t yesterday was the Javelin: 1. M. Fournier damp Hubert Green bogeys. One of the bogeys season and entertain Middlesex Com­ tripled and came home on enough as it slips to a 3-4 ledger. Riptf East Catholic track (EC), 2, Lane (EC), 3. E. Thibodeau 181, Wendy Bruce Crampton and “ But it's still better than came on the 560-yard 17th Balch 189-451, Ginger sighed. “It was like a veteran Don January. munity College Saturday morning at Wellington’s’double. Joe Banning and Rabe hurled the first eight inning team. The Eagles Fournier (ECI no distance playing in the sunshine at hole right into the teeth of Four baseball games in noted. Yourkas 178-462, Bev Jones light hurricane in your The 6,855-yard La Costa 11 at Moriarty Field. Neil Esposito walked to load the for the Cougars and took the win. ' whipped Northwest Tallahassee,’’ ' cracked the wind, where he used his three days can take its toll but MCC scored a run in the second. sacks and free passes to Larry Long jump: 1. Whitham 211-482, Joanne Dey 200- face. Country Club course is one Green, referring to the driver on his first two Manchester Community Don Slomcinsky and Lou Wellington Morrison and Jim Blanchard forced MCC (5) Catholic, 116-29, and (EC), 2. C. Nolen (EC), 3. 516, Lois Begin 464, Dolly “It was very wet and the of the tour’s toughest Tallahassee Open where shots. His third, a one iron, AB R H Frank (EC) 19' 2”. College, despite signs of walked, both moved up on a wild two tallies in. Paul Placido doubled E edged host St. Ber­ Da wood 452. course really played long. layouts even when the the rest of the tour is went astray into the water. Blanchard,If 4 0 1 0 100: 1, C. Nolen (EC), 2. P. weather is nice. But playing this week. exhaustion, had enough to pitch by starter and loser Dave in the ninth and scored on two nard, 75-70, in Un- McCann (EC), 3. McCarthy My hands were so cold I "I don't know what kind Placido, cf ■ 5 1 1 0 A N T ig U E S - Cindy Thursday’s unseasonably Ray Floyd, who breezed defeat Mitchell College, 5-3, Flemming, and Rick Nicola singled throwing errors. Maloney, c 4 1 2 0 casville. The meet (Nl :10.8. was glad to get in." of weather this is, ” said home Slomcinsky. Colgan 196-392, Donna That’^s the kind of sour conditions — the worst to an eight-shot victory at Geiberger, who had an Dionne, 3b 1 0 1 1 against St. Bernard 220: C. Nolen (EC), 2. Foley Bremser 136-366, Arlene weather in the eight-year (EC). 3. Cooke (N) ;23.8. weather the elite field of 22 the Masters last weekend, eagle and two birdies on Slomcinsky, rf 4 I 0 0 St. Pierre 151-362, Joanne Wellington, lb 3 1 1 0 went down to the final High jump; 1. Caffrey (EC), faced Thursday in the first history of the T of C since had the worst round of the his first six holes. Cox 130-346, Julie Levesque Banning, 2b > 1 0 0 relay which East won 2. P. McCann (EC), 3, Lucier round of the .$225,000 Tour­ Esposito, dh 2 0 0 (L- easily. (EC) 6’ 2’’. 342, Gloria Smith 141-365, nament of Champions Joan Boroch 127, Flo Niles Dawson triple sets pace Nicola, ss 4 0 1 1 Seniors Steve Whitham Mile: 1. O’Conner (EC), 2. sponsored by Mutuel of Marrison, 3b 3 0 0 0 Kearns (N), 3. Jones (EC) 130, Sophie Burger 125-357, bfew York. and Cephus Nolen were the 4:53.5. Rabe, p 0 0 0 0 Green, a skinny 6-1, 165- Paced by Steve Dawson’s tri­ Result: ' 880-yd. run: 1. Scoville (C), 2. Malsick Linden, p, pr 0 0 0 big winners for East, now Two-mile; 1. Cobb (Nl. 2. TEE-TOTALERS - 0 pounder, the tour’s 1971 ple, the Manchester High track 440-yd. relay: 1. Conard :48.8. (C), 3. Lyon (M) 2:09.7. 5-0, with Whitham winning Molloy (N). 3. Colbert (EC) Marie Ford 176-194-505, 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Osborne (C), 2. 220-yd. dash: 1. Dawson (M ), 2. Totals 33 5 7 2 the long jump, triple jump 10:09.2. Rookie of the Year, team downed Conard, 82-63, Karen Riordan 178, Sharon managed to put together a Booth (C), 3. Joy (M) :16.0. Osborne (C), 3. Hawkes (M) :24.1. and 120-yard hurdles. .STEVE VUII’I IIAM 440-yd. relay; 1. East Richard 175, Judy Kelly yesterday at Pete Wigren l(X)-yd. dash: 1. Dawson (M), 2. Joy Two-mile run: 1. Fedorchak (M), 2. Mitchell (3) Catholic :46,7. Nolen copped the 100 and 195, Marilyn Rogers 470, Track. (M), 3. Osborne (C) :10.8. Flosdorf (M), 3. Jacobs (C) 10:31.3. AB R H E 220-yard dashes. Bob Caf- 440; 1. Foley (EC), 2. Mile run: 1. Fedorchak (M ), 2. Mile relay: 1. Manchester (Orduz, Lutz, lb 3 1 0 0 2. Chares! (EC), 3. Coradazzi Dickens (Nl, 3. Briggs (EC) Judy Sabella 468, Sheila Eagle netmen (Herald photo by Dunn) Isleb, rf 4 frey, Mark Skehan and (Bl 2:03.3. The win improves the Silk Flosdorf (M), 3. Cornelius (C) 4:47.7. Walsh, Joy, Dawson) 3:42.9. 0 3 1 :53. Lewis 462, Donna the cost of Key-Lecfric'Start-yours FREE Powers, If ■ 4 1 0 0 Brian Foley also scored 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Whitham Magowan 200-502, rally to win Towners’ record to 2-1 in the CCIL 440-yd. dash: 1. Dawson (M), 2. Orduz Javelin: 1. Booth (C), 2. Hawkes (M), wins for the Eagles. Pole vault: 1. Frank (EC), 00 either of these precision engineered Tbro mowers. Cougars set for home cooking (M), 3. Dunn (C) :53.0. 3. Boser (M) 151’ 3V4’’. Sousa, 3b 4 1 0 1 (EC), 2. lie Frank (ECI, 2. M, Fournier (EC), 3. Claudette Mertens 194-482. Down 3-1 after the and over-all. Next on the agenda for Atwater, dh Results: 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Joy (M), 2. Booth Shot put: I. Hawkes (M), 2. Maloney 3 0 1 0 Griswold (B) :15.9. Samolyk (N) 10'6". singles, the East Catholic Thf After playing llieir first six games on the road, Manrhesler Manchester is defending state champ McNeil, 2b 4 0 0 0 East vs. St. Bernard 220-yd. dash: 1. C, Nolen C( WHDIW (C), 3. Vigors (C) ;41.8. (C), 3. Knowles (M) 45’ 5'/*’’. 120 hurdles: 1. Whitham FRIEND.SIIIP - Marge tennis team swept the The Xavier High in Middletown Tuesday McConnell, ss 0 0 0 0 Shot put: 1. Hurlock (Bl, 2. (EC), 2. Foley (El, 3. Hunter CRASSMASU.H'' Mower (.onimiinity College will be seen at home. Saturday morning Discus: 1. Buskey (Ml, 2. Golnik (M), (EC), 2. Frank (EC), 3. DeLisle 182-450, Chickie three doubles matches to Miali'i:iTII afternoon. 3. Walsh (M) 121’ 1%’’. Ciccaglionne, s 2 0 1 1 Petini (B), 3. Brown (Bl 41' (B) :23.8. Cavanaugh (N) :15.9. Mower at 11 the locals entertain Middlesex at Moriarty Field. Coach Nowakowski, cf 4 0 1 0 i r . Triple jump; 1. Whitham Balesano 180-481, Sandy take a 4-3 duke from Miidfl 2(Xi7 < Postpone games High jump: 1. Moffett (C), 2. Kearney 330 hurdles: 1. Frank (EC). Kershaw 213-177-532, Stan Olander, left, talks with co-eaptains Paul Placido and Dawson won the 100, 220 and 440- (M), 3. Osborne (C) 5’ 9’’. Dorais, 2b 3 0 1 0 Mile run; 1. Mulcahy (B).2. (EC). 2. Rail (B), 3. Hamilton 2. Whitham (ECI, 3. Venora Rockville High last iU'iiiliiui'd Jim Blanchard. yard dashes and came back to anchor CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI)-The Long jump: 1. Filomeno (C), 2. Beaton, 2b 1 0 0 0 Butler (Bl, 3. O'Conner (EC) (B) 38’ 9'/4''’. Pegge Shelsky 175-177-477, Wednesday at the loser’s '.iij-Uiirit' Rc.ii Rau (Nl :45.3. IidI(K2'4 Boston Minutemen of the North Malinoski (M), 3. Edwards (Ml 18’ 7Vz”. Flemming, p 0 0 0 0 4:47.2. Javelin: l.Dydo(B), 2. Mile relay: I. East 3.39.4. Lee Bean 181-511, Shirley courts. It was the second the winning mile relay quartet. Wes Mile relay: 1. East (M. IhisIk’Is Fedorchak and Glenn Flosdorf went American Soccer League, booted out Triple jump: 1. D’Annofflo (Cl, 2. Doyale, p 0 0 0 0 Aldrich (B), 3. Fox(B) 161' Triple jump: 1. Whitham Pointer 473, Carol Ander­ straight win for the of Harvard University Stadium just Kearney (M), 3. Jamieson (Cl 40' 8 ”. Nickerson, pr 0 0 0 0 Nolen, Briggs, Skclian, Foley) 2 ”. (ECI, 2. Briggs (EC). 3. son 459, Steve Pelletier 203- Eagles. ll'J. I one-two in the mile and two-mile 3:39.4. lligli-roniur' three days before their season Pole vault: 1. Rahn (0 ,2 . Zerio (Ml, 3. Discus: 1, Brown (B), 2. Tuohy (N) 38' 9''i". 245-579, Skip Kelly 202-565, Sophomore Peter Kiii'iiit! .Mill' \l runs. Ted Buskey, Bob Hawkes, Tom Totals Long jump: 1. Whitham opener, postponed their first two Barry (C) 11’. 32 3 7 3 Bilodeau (EC), 3. Gorman 880: 1. Skehan (EC), 2. Tom Kershaw 204, Rich Visgilio led the charge in Coventry tacks Zerio and Dwight Kearney were MCC 010 003 001- 5 (EC), 2. C. Nolen (EC). 3. (EC) 122'. Chares! lECl. 3. Hennessey games Thursday. Johnsoii 256-576. Don Wood­ mainstays in the field events. Mitchell 000 000 Bernardo (B) 19' 2". the doubles with partner The club said negotiations for sites 102- 3 Two-mile run: I. Olsen (B), (Nl 2:03.3. bury 509, Don Searles 533. Kearney, just returning to action, Sports award RBI: Blanchard, Wellington, Nicola, 440-yd, dash: 1. Foley (ECI, 2. Butter (B), 3. Colbert (El junior Mark Briggs. Their .. I II took seconds in the high jump and tri­ proved “too complex’’ to be com­ HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) - Richard Morrison, McNeil, Ciccaglionne; 2BH: 2. McDowell (B), 3. Hanover 10:19. match against Skip 6 7“1 loss on Tech ple jump. pleted before the opening game, Wilson, basketball coach at Amherst Placido, Wellington, Isleib; 3 BH: (Bl :53.1. 100-vd. dash: 1. C. Nolen Houland and Bud Genovesi scheduled against the Toronto College for the past 28 years, will Maloney, Blanchard; BB: Rabe8, Linden High jump: 1. Caffrey (EC), (EC). 3, P. McCann (EC), 3, Rosewall in semifinals went three sets and had to Metros. The Minutemen’s game receive the 1976 Walter A. Brown 1, Flemming 4, Doyale 4; SOffRabe 8, 2. Jones (B), 3. P. McCann Hunter (B) :10.8. be decided by a tie­ (EC) 6’ 2 ". Mustering just two hits, singles by Lew LaBrec and Doug Lan­ against the New York Cosmos was Memorial Award, presented annually Flemming 2, Doyale 4, Hits off: Rabe 6 Pole vault: 1. Lincoln (Bl, CHARLOTTE. N.C. as he ran to the net and breaker. Visgilio was the also postponed. for 3 runs in 8 innings; Linden 1 for 0 runs 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Griswold 2. Galhy (Bl, 3. Frank (EC) (U P I) — Top-seeded Ken lone East netster to win his Wiiid-Tuiiiii'l'-^ S (M\ Di lli-itDi dry, Cheney Tech dropped a 7-1 COC baseball decision to Coven­ McAdoo sets by the New England Sports Informa­ made several cross-court IlijiiMiiK Mil in 1 inning; Flemming 5.for 3 runs,ip 52/3 (Bl.2. Frank (EC),3. Perkins 12'. No definite dates were set for the tion Directors Association for out­ Hosewall easily defeated volleys which caught singles match, doing so in try High yesterday at the Patriots’ diamond. innings / Doyale 2 for 2 runs in 3 1/3 in­ (Bl :43.6. IlCfl games, but the Minutemen said they standing contribition to basketball. fellow Australian Geotf Masters out of position. straight sets giving up only The win pegged Coventry's mark whitewash in the sixth inning. Dave scoring pace ning; W: Rabe; L: Flemming. 440-yd. relay: 1. East (P. East vs. Northwest Regular $339.95 I’lmer Dim- Iti Ciilar S2S9 95 would be played in the “ near future.’’, McCann, C. Nolen. Briggs, Masters, 6-2. 6-3, Thursday 'T had a 2-0 lead but 1 one game. Now only: $299.93 at 2-1 while Cheney slips back to 1-2 Balon reached on a fielder's choice, A .Shot Put: 1. Robinson (Nl. Now Dili). S219.95 Foley) :46.7. night to advance to the lost my serve and as it Results: Houland (R ) went to second on a passed Ball and NEW YORK (U P I) - The question 2. Cunningham (Nl. 3. E. for the campaign. Cheney’s next out­ 880-yd. run: 1. Skehan (EC), Fournier (EC) 41' 4 '. semifinals of the $60,000 happens we got to two-all def. Briggs 6-3, 2-6, 6-2; lic-rciir-hagginp Crossinos/iT* is Tnro DimIit today and t.iLc .ul\.in- ing is Tuesday afternoon at 3:15 at after Chris Skoczylas walked, Landry was: What would happen after the tlie finest mower Toro t*\rr eiigi- l.m«- of the Toro Doiihie lltMdeiN NCNB Tennis Classic. and tlien 1 had to battle to Genovesi (R) def. Randy T home against Bolton. popped up and it was dropped opening tipoff in Thursday night’s ueered. The powerful C u a rd ia n ’ He's listed m the Yellow Faces Sports slate T h i r d - s e c d e d U i ("k liold my serve (in the se­ S t, Jean 7-5, 6-1; allowing Balon to score. first playoff game between the 76ers leatiires the lUf’li-Torque* cii>»iiie...... The Patriots took control in the Stockton sutfered a pulled cond .set),” Rosewall .said. Bauckman (R l def. Lareau first inning scoring three times. Pete Ostashen went the distance and the Buffalo Braves? Bob Girl tracksters split a Toro exclusive. stomach muscle earlier He had two match points 1-6. 6-3, 6-4; Briggs-Visgilio Supplies are limited, so see your .u-'arK'V,'a o ...... Singles by Mark Putnam, Les for the Beavers striking out two and Mc'Adoo, the NBA's scoring cham­ Salimlav tills week and witlidrcw in the eighth game but (EC) def. Houland- TORO Richardson and AI Kristoff walking two. His record now stands pion for the third straight year, K VS|;|{ALI. s r a m Moving its record to 1-2 Maher (M), 3. Jaworski (M) from the tournament, Musters pulled back to Genovesi 6-4, 4-6, 7-6; Gary Haven’t you done without a long enough? sandwiched around two walks were 1-1. Winning pitcher Rick Gankofskie answered it by pumping in 36 points (ailtM'i'l at I'iast (iallioMe, yesterday was the 29' 8’’. Tbro giving Vilas GCrulaitis a deuce and won tlie game on Compasso-Sl. Jean (EC) the big blows in the frame. Kristoff walked six and fanned 15 to move his to lead the Braves to a 95-89 victory \:'M) Manchester High girls’ Discus: 1. Miller (P), 2. Klemba (P), 3. Scully (P) 82’ quarterfinal victory by a loiehand shot down the def. Malkin-Leonard 6-1, 6- had a perfect day at the plate with record to 2-0. ‘ over Philadelphia. The win boosted MidtIIrsrv al MCC, II track team, topping CAPITOL EQUIPMENT, INC. Portland, 68-55, and bowing 8’’. default. line, 3; Rick Canata-Peter three straight hits. the Braves to a 1-0 lead in the best-of- a . III. 38 Main Street, Manchester (illt'ncy ( i ) to host Glastonbury High, High jump: 1. Arendt (M), The 41-year-old Rosewall Hosewall put the match Flemming (EC) def. 643-7958 Coventry added two runs in the se­ three playoff series with the second **4fter The Sa/e, We Service What We Se//” AB R H E 89 ‘ to 33 ' . 2. Ix)rd (P), 3. Wiserman (P) moved out to a 3-0 lead in away in the next game BauckTand-Taylor 7-5, 6-3. cond and two more in the third frame Lackard, 2b 3 0 0 0 game tonight in Buffalo. BARGAINS 2 2 4’ 6“. the first set and easily look when an uverliand shot by for its final total. Cheney averted the LaBrec, ss In other NBA playoff games, The 880-yard medley 3 0 1 0 Cougars split Long jump: 1. Arendt (M), the 6-2 victory as he bi'oke Masters went wide. Marineau, rf 2 0 0 1 Detroit nipped Milwaukee, 125-123, relay team of Terri 2. Lord (P), 3. Champy (M) Masters' serve tor the Balon, c 2 10 0 Cleveland shaded Washington, 89-70, MCC split its first golf Arendt, Maria Pagani, 14’ 9" ____ Rosewall said his tliird time. CoM’iiIry (7) Ostashen, p 10 0 0 and Phoenix beat Seattle, 116-111. In match of the season with HERE’S JUST A FEW SAMPLES. WE HAVE Mary Foran and Nancy semitinal match against Manccsier vs. Glusitinhury He won the first two A AB R H Gerulailis Saturday will be Skoczylas, cf the ABA playoffs, Denver stopped Holyoke Community Downing won against both 80-yd. hurdles; 1. Preli (G), EAST HARTFORD NURSERY.. Beagle, rf 3 1 1 Landry, lb opponents. games of the second set but ills first tournament action And Your LeDoyt, 2b Kentucky, 110-107. College at the Tallwood OVER 100 MORE BRAND NEW 1976 MODELS 2, tie (Duffy (M), Theurkauf 3 2 1 Ouellette, 3b Results: (Gl :12.7. ii i s m 0 m e n t u m w a s against tlie 21-year-old. In 1375 SILVER LANE OPEN Business Putnam, ss Carpenter, if I’intuns 126, Uurka 123 Country Club in Hebron Wednesday, Vh-Vh. Manrhesler vs. Purtiund 440 relay: 1. Glastonbury slopped brietly when . he quarter-final action today, Mon., Tues., Wed. 6:30 - 6 ArO Gankofskie, p Gustamachio, I 0 Detroit blew a 14-point lead but 80-yd. hurdles: 1. Duffy lost his serve in the third EAST HARTFORD Richardson, c TO CHOOSE FROM... ;53.2. sccond-sccded Eddie Dibbs Thurs. & Fri. ’til 8 Appreciated held oh to beat Milwaukee as George (M), 2. Downing (M), 3. Merk 100: Spence (G), 2. Coy (G), game. plays Cliff Ricliey and Sat. & Sun. 8 -6 Kristoff, 3b Totals Neal Forte came from 5 6 9 -0 8 0 0 22 1 2 3 Trapp, who scored 11 of his 13 points behind, 4-down on the 12th (P) ;13.4. 3. tie Kearney (M), Karwoski Hosewall. who said be is Toney lioche meets Ross Peek,lb 3 0 0 0 Cheney 000 001 0 - 1 in the fourth quarter, made a key 440-yd. relay: 1. Manchester Goodin, cf 3 0 2 0 hole, to halve his match, (G) :12.2. suffering a bit fi'om the flu, (.’asc. who defeated John Coventry 322 000 X - 7 block on a layup by Gary Brokaw 1976 CHEVETTE 1976 VEGA (Downing, Pagani, Foran, Mile: 1. Hanson (G), 2, Zink Goodale, dh 3 0 0 0 RBI: Putnam 2, Kristoff 2: 2BH: while Jeff Huguley of MCC was clearly the aggressor Ncwcombe Wednesday. P with 32 seconds left to preserve the Scooter model with 4 tpd. trans. Stock Station Wagon with 2 barrel-4 cyl., auto, Kearney) :54.2. (G), 3. Wilcox (G) 5:37, Complete Selection of Easter Plants Tomanelli, ph 10 00 took medalist honors with LeDoyt, Richardson: BB: Ostashen 2, Pistons’ lead. No. 4263. trans., midt, radio, wheel trim rings, tOO-yd. dash: 1. Kearney 880: 1. Bywater (G), 2. Gankofskie 6; SO: Ostashen 2, 78. whitewalls. Carter Cars. Stock No. 4076 (M), 2. Pagani (M), 3. Frank Totals 30 7 11 1 Ciivuliera 80, Bullrla 79 Gorgan (G), 3. Haught (G) ■ II HARDY OUTDOOR Gankotskie 15. (M) :13,0. 2:40.5. Bobby Smith clicked on a 25-foot The scores: Forte vs. Mile run: 1. Zimmer (P), 2. Haas (H) even; Mulvaney Mile relay: 1. Glastonbury jump shot with two seconds left to ^ 2 8 9 6 Barrett (M). 3. Young (M) 4:42. nudge Cleveland into the win column (H ) .d ef. Yaworski 4-3; ^ 3 5 6 7 5:53.7. 220: 1. Spence (G ), 2. ^ 3 AZALEAS Girls win on four-hitter and even the quarter-final playoff Lavey def. Jonah (H) 6-4; 880-yd. run: 1. McCormack .Kearney (Ml :28.7. Blossom LARGES” POT series with Washington at one game Huguley def. Mihalek (H) (P), 2. Cheney (M), 3. Two-mile: 1. Scott (M), 2. WANTED 2-1; Marshall (H) def. 1976 NOVA 1976 CHEVELLE Swallow) 2:46.1. With sophomore Doreen live markers in the lourth apiece. 4 Door with 6 cyl., auto, trans., Malibu coupe with 6 cyl., auto, trans., Zink (G), 3. Warren (M) APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED Wilkinson 1-up. whitewalls. Carter Cars, wheal covers, radio, power steering A brakes, wheel 440-yd. d.ish; 1. Maher (M), 14:12. WE HAVE THE MEN Lownham spinning a neat frame with Kathy Strand's 2. Pogmore (P), 3. Schneck 880 relay: 1. Manchester four-hitter, the Manchester triple being the big blow. radio, power steering, dual horns. Stock covers, steel whitewalls. Carter Care. AND THE KNOW HOW! Shopay recalled No. 4509 Stock No. 4135 (P) 1;06...... 2 : 02 . />*3.99 *3 .9 9 High girls’ softball team The locals completed their M Mile rday: 1. Manchester Javelin: 1. Preli (G), 2. Specializing In Weslinghouse, applied the whitewash scoring with a two-run BALTIMORE (UPI) - The _ ('Foran, Barrett. Kearney, Huff (G ),3. Keller (G) 67’ 9". General Electric and Holpoinf brush to Wethersfield, 9-0, sixth inning. have placed in­ Eagle JV's lose *^Maher) 4:43.0. Shot: 1. Adamson (G), 2. Appliances yesterday at Fitzgerald Downham struck out six fielder Bob Bailor on the 15-day in­ Making the most of five ^ 3 8 9 3 $ 4 0 9 9 220-yd dash: 1. Kearney Maher (M l,'3. Jaworski (M) SPECIALING IN Field, The win squared the and aided her own cause jured list and replaced him oh the hits and five walks off (M ), 2 Downing (M ), 3, 30’ 8". Frank (M) :28.7. WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR Indians’ record at 1-1. with two safeties and a roster with Tom Shopay, an losing pitcher Craig Discus: 1. Adamson (G), 2. Manchester scored two outfielder-catcher from their 1976 MONTE CARLO 1976 IMPALA Two mile run: 1. Jaworski (M), 3. McNeill (M) APPLIANCE SALES FREE walk, one of nine collected Steuernagel, Bulkeley Includes V-6, auto, trans., power 6-passsngsr Station Wagon with V-6, Zimme'(P), 2. Scott (M), 3. 75’ 8". EUCTHC SIGN REPAIR PARKING LOT LIGHT runs in the third and added by Manchester. Rochester farm club. High’s jayvee baseball power steering A brakes, air con­ t Bailor is suffering from a sore steering A brakes, steel whitewalls, rally Warren (M) 12:39. High jump: 1. Flynn (G), 2, MAMTENANCE AND REPAIR team stopped ‘East wheels, floor mats, AM/FM radio, mids., ditioning, steel whitewalls, radio, mIds., 880-yil. relay: 1. Manchester shoulder. Arendt (Ml, 3. Hall (G) 4’ 8” . Catholic, 6-3, yesterday at and m uch else. S lo ck No. 4479 and many more extras. Slock No. 4474 (Arendt, Pagani, Foran, Dow­ Long jump; 1. Fenton (G), APPIIANCE AND SIBN SERVICENTER All bout off Colt Park. ning) 2 02. 2. Arendt (M), 3. Shipman (G) DuBALDO PALM TREE Javelm; 1. Pogmore (P), 2. 15' 1". W H H EIL n .^ MAMCHtSTtX . PHONE 646-1114' LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER Joins Cowboys Schully (P), 3. Ershine (P) 78’ (D P I) — Police said “ It appears to be large fraud on the Jim Dakin had a single $ 4 9 9 3 440: 1. Swanson (G), 2. Thursday Muhammad Ali would not DALLAS (U P I) — Former Arizona and double and Harry 3”. Maher (M), 3. Welch (G) DURING HOLY WEEK community,’’ said Maj. Charles Shot put: 1. Miller (P), 2. appear for an exhibition bout Friday State quarterback Danny White, the Grahani, Chris Coleman 1:05.2 ID/. Wren, assistant chief of detectives. leading punter in the World Football GARDEN BARN-VERNON night as advertised. and John Markelon also hit 500 Palm Trees 300 Palm Trees League last season, Thursday sigaed OUR USED GARS ARE safely for the Eagles, who 1 7 with the Dallas Cowboys. s tra n d e d 10 on the B o w lin g F A C I’O RY 0 1 TL K T White’s WFL-leading punting PANSIES East girl netters bow bascpaths. Don Martin and BACKED BY 40 YEARS 7 ^ average last season with Memphis Howie Furlong played well LARGE BOX was 45.1. He is 6-3, weighs 190 and is m S'1'1 - Steve Boris 546, Bob 'Thompson 532, Slipping to a 1-2 ledger nata were victorious for 24. defensively for East, now 202-215-684. Joe Sokol 223- John Goiangos 511, Jim S '! 0 9 yesterday was the East I'iast. 1-3 for the season. OF FAIR DEALING! 209-619, Cy F’erkins 210, Stamler 218-542, Skip Catholic girls’ tennis team, Results: 74 PLYMOUTH $3375 Bob Barnard 202-210-571, Mikoleit 203-520, Glen Satellite Custom 4*Door. V*6, 71 VW $2595 SAVE >5.00 - >15.00 ON bowing 5-2 to Miss Porter’s Murano (EC) def. MCC netmen lose 73 PINTO $2495 Kevin Kelley 201-575, Dave Mason 501, Len Mulnite A/trant., air condition, Bus. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., radio. 2 Door, 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., School in Farmington, Doubleday 6-0, 6-0; Wilcox Downed yesterday 4-3 P/ateering, vinyl roof, radio. radio. Nelson '201, Ed Kosior 200, 522. ALL NAME BRAND SHOES! MUMS - TULIPS - HYDRANGEAS Mary Catherine Murano (PI def. Sue Anderson 6-3, was the Manchester Com­ 73 CHEVROLET $2195 74 CAMARO $4375 75 MUSTANG H $3595 Al- Little 206-561. Ernie HYACINTHS - DAFFODILS - GARDENIA won her singles match and 6-2; Tanner (P) def. Kathy munity College tennis fOR^ Bel Air 4 Door. V-8, A/trans., air L.T. Sport Cpe. Air condition, Coupe. 4 cyl.. 4 speed trans. Whipple 200, Mike Lappen l•'‘l.O R \l, - Marion ChOOSB * Joyce • Naturalizer the doubles team of Kellie Viola 6-0, 6-4; Ives (P) def. THfz oond.. P/ateering. P/braVea, AM-FM radio, vinyl roof. Coombs 177, Joyce Gineo AND MANY MORE... team by Mitchell College radio. P/steerlng, P/brakes. 71 MUSTANG $2095 244-5’74. Don McLaughlin frnm. * Stride White and Anne Marie Can- Sharon Kuczynski 6-0, 6-0; in New London. Sport Coupe, 6 cyl.. A/trans.. 202, Roland Smith 211-562, 176, Carolyn Sulzinski 455. 75 VAUANT $3995 75 MUSTANG H $4295 radio, P/steerlng. irum. •Risque •Trotters $795 Wilcox-Doubleday (P) def. Mike Murry and Steve 4 Dr. Custom. 6 cyl., A/trana., air Pete DeCarli 204, Ted Qhia Cpe. V-8, A/trans, G re e n vfe iu PHEVEiyi MCC womenv m n f bow Murano-Anderson 6-3, 6-2; Hersey won singles condition, radio, vinyl roof. P/steeing, vinyl roof, radio. 73 MAVEMCX $2695 Bidwell 200-551, .left Baker CATERERS - Mae 48 Purnell Place, Manchester lOiatilwle White Cannata (EC) def. 74 FORD $3445 Coupe. V-8. A/trans.. P/steerlng. Jenack 149-350, Olga Colla Upended/yesterday was matches and the doubles 74 VEGA $2495 vinyl roof, radio. 204, Carl Ogren 553. Dick Hear of Vlqrth's • One Flight Vp - 649-8607 Early Spring CRABGRASS! Mays-Smith 6-2, 6-2; tandem of Hersey and Pete Oran Torino 4 Door. V-8. Hatchback Cpe. 4 cyl., A/trans., Murphy 573. 147-375, Joyce Lindsay 161- the Manchester Communi­ A/trans., air condition, radio, P/steerlng. l.incoln-Powers (P) def. Leber were victorious for WE WILL OPEN 351. Diane Bernard 129-345, Dlv. Carr/age House Grabgrass Oontrol ty College women’s soft- P/steerIng. P/brakes. radio, vinyl 73 VOLKSWAGEN $2575 SouKqu# COAT Karen Lareau-Katie the Coqgars. MCC is now 1- roof. SILK CITY - Jack Arlene Tallman 126, Betty 8ACK V ball team, 6-3, by Mitchell Murphy 6-1, 6-1. Super Beetle 2-Door. 4 cyl., Krysakowski 205-516, Ron Open 9t30 to 5;30 3. SAT. APRIL 17th 74 PLYMOUTH $3250 A/trans., radio. Aceto 127, Ann Hebert 141- 6 College in New London. Thun, til 9:00 Duster Coupe. V-8, A/trane., TRUCKS Fletcher 208-508, Rollo .344, Ellen Seymour 142, SEEHiniG^ The Cougars did their 74 OLDS $3095 P/ateerIng. radio, tape deck. Masse 238-221-607, Herv Ona Carlson 135, Carol scoring in the sixth inning Omega 2-Door. V-8, A/trans.. 74 CHEVROLET $3295 I t ! * * GRAND OPENING at 4:00 A.M. 75 IMPALA $4645 power steering, radio. 'A Ton Pickup. V-8, std. trans., Fournier 219-565. Ray Chit- Rawson 140-358, Phyllis on seven hits. Debbie Custom Cpe. V-8, A/trans., air 73 NOVA $2795 radio. tick 217-555, Jim Magowan Huntington 145, Ella Hube Caouette had two hits in­ of condition, tinted glass, radio, vinyl roof, P/steerIng, P/brakes, Hatchback Cpe. 6 cyl., A/trans.. 75 FORD $3695 213-653,' Gerrv Sweeney 125, Joan Colby 340. cluding a double to pace FREE COFFEE & DONUTS! body side moulding, w/walls, power steering, radio. 1A Top Pickup. 6 cyl., A/trans., radio. 200-507, Dick Cote 205-207- MCC, now 3-2 for the wheel cover. 74 MAVERICK $3295 585, Dale Bauer 541, Manny OKINAWAN KARATE -» LIVE BAIT •>- 2-Door. 0 cyl.. A/trans., 73 SCOUT $4250 POW DER PI EE - Hae tlflSTER season. 73 OLDS $2995 Vega 500, Zig Olbcrt 520, Omega 2-Door. 6 oyiq A/trans., P/steerlng, radio, luxury decor. 6 cyl-, A/trans., P/steerlng, radio, •lacobs 187-490, Charlotte with a plow. 'v P/steerlngt radio. 75 VW RABDIT $3495 Ron Cqrone.529, Clay Ferguson 200-513, Noella ACADEMY FRESH & SALT WATER TACKLE 74 VOLKSWAGEN $3095 2 boor, 4 cyl engine. 4 speed 74 CHEVROLH $3250 Nivison 547, Bob McComb Bertuzzi 178-451, Terry ^ SUNRISE SERVICE G re e n vfe iu 'A Ton Pickup. 6 cyl., standard FLY TYING MATERIALS • CUSTOM TIED Sun Roof 2-Door. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans. Siemienski 182-465, Ann r trans., radio. trans., radio. Fertilizers JAZZ 285 MAIN ^ R E E T FLIES • BAIL • ROD BUILDING Fund enriched Hrendle 177-176-499, Edith UP YOUR WARDROBE MANCHESTER • 646-5654 $495 SUPPLIES • CUSTOM CRAFTED RODS '70UB SMALL CAR HEADQUARTERS" Thanks to the otforts ot Tracy 212-476, Bonnie Lcgg SUNDAY, APRIL 18th FERTIIIZEFORA QUICK, With A Unique Shirt and a the Greater Hartford 184-457, Sandy Edwards LASTING GREEN! Fresh Pair of Jeans or F lU KAMTE DEMONSTMTIOH FISHIN6 LICENSES Wonien’s Bowling Associa- 186-491, Lorrie Baker 469, 7:00 A.M . TmCK GREEN! Painter’s, Affordably tion, the Newington V irg in ia Assard 463, Priced At CHEVROLET Veterans Hospital will Evelyne Cumpanclli 471, Center Park, Manchester from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sal., April 17th. We will RAY’S TACKLE SHOP Marilyn Stino 468, Edna Special Music Gospel Message show our facilities, and demonstrate UECHt-RYU receive a gift of $1,099. FNcw from Greem/ieui 307 East Csnfsr 81., Manchester • 6 4 3 -7177 Klein 176, Vivian Kenneson Salvation Army Band $ techniques at 2:30, to emphasize the power of Scheduled to make the 6 ^ THE DEAL Hours; Mon.-Frl. 10 A.M.-9«0 P.M., Sat. 6:30 A.M.- CARTER ■ presentation Monday is 210-189-552, Cricket Palicki In Case of Rain - Service Will be Held at this unusual style. You will witness a feat never 9:30 P .M .j Closed Sunday and Wednesday 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 462, G erry Tonski 466, 521 E. MIDDLE TPKE. before seen In this areal Rita Duniond of 217 N.Ehn The Salvation Army Need more? Save more! MANCHESTER GREEN Open Evenings ’til 9 — Thursdays 'III 6 — Saturdays 'til S SI., Mailche.ster, who Gerry Tracy 450, Marty served as chairlady. Bradshaw.464. _^6®®j|«chwhen^joubiij(^D^ PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ April 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri,, April 16, 1976 I’M.! I H lEEN ■¥i¥JS:W;:S:®?WSft:9Af:SSSS Probate Notices H tIp Winltd 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homee For Sale 23 Court of Probate District of Manchester Offered by the REDUCED FGR quick sale - NOTICE 1*0 CREDITORS t«o family, 30 Locust Street, ESTATE OF MICHAEL J. n ^ g en ts. 646-2426, 9-5. CDUNTRY RANCH MINICUCCI. deceased STORE DETECTIVE Pursuant to an order of Hon. William I ia PI We are now taking applications for PHILBRICK With 3 bedrooms, carpeted E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must future part-time openings, BGLTGN - $31,900- Attractive living room with fireplace, be presented to the fiduciary named Site H eratb experience required. Apply Per­ five-room Ranetj,. family kitchen with dinette, one- YOU below on or before June 30. or be sonnel Department, Tuesday 1-3, room, fireplace, paneling, barred by law. The fiduciary is; and 6-8. Wednesday 10-12 and 1-3. AGENCY aluminum siding. Hutchins car garage, % acre treed Emma L. Mlnicucci CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Saturday I9'12. lot. $34,900. 178 Oak Street Agency, 646-3166. Manchester. Conn. SEARS ROEBUCK IMPECCABLE is th^word to'describe this seven room M ER R in AND CD. home featuring a 17x23 6-6 DUPLEX 3} Services Ottered 31 Services Qttered 31 Bulldlng-Contrectlng 33 BILL PHONE 643-2711 Mancheater Parkads first floor family room Services O ffered Court of Probate — FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AO Equal Opporlunity Employer with fireplace, four District of Manchester Love Ya Newer roof, two new NEED A RGGF? Call Jim - PICKUPS on E.S.P. - Pickups TIMGTHY J, CGNNELLY bedrooms, fireplaced RAMBLING nine room Cape, REWEAVING burns, holes. NOTICE TO CREDITORS heating systems, hew elec­ roofing, siding, remodeling. on E.S.P. Pickups on E.S.P., Carpentry and general con­ . ESTATE OF EDWARD J. WILSON Cher living room, central vac 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Box 284, Willimantic, Conn., Pursuan to an order of Hon. William trical wiring. Needs some Barn socializing. 642-7001. tracting. Residential and system, garage, treed lot. trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ Window shades, Venetian $6.00 a try. Betty Lou E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must INDEX paint and paper but a good blinds. Keys. TV for rent. commercial. Whether it be a be presented to the fiduciary named ADVERTISING $46,500. cy, Realtors, 646-3166. PRGFESSIGNAL lawn Freeman. small repair job, a custom below on or before July 3, 1976 or be N O T IC e t ADVERTISING NURSES AIDES - 3-11 p.m., vahie..aL S32.0no Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- DEADLINE 5221. maintenance, clean-up, fer­ built home or anything in barred by law. The fiduciary is: 1 -* Loit and ^ound full time or part time. Must be OFFICE BUILDING - tilizing, mowing and rolo- Serafina M. Wilson 2 — Partonala between, call 646-1379. L /io o v .* / RATES 12:00 noon (he day before able to work an eight hour East Center Street - For­ ZINSSER 54 Parker Street 3 — Announcamanta TWO FAMILY CUSTGM DRAPERIES - tilling. Reasonable rates. Manchester, Conn. HAPPINESS IS: publication. shift. Must have own mally used for dental of­ Free estimates. Call •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 06040 4 — Entertainmant 1 day . 10c word per day Exc«ll«nt d«al for only $37,900. made very reasonable, work 5 — Auctions .Deadline lor Saturday and transportation, Apply in per- AGENCY Greenwood Lawn Care, 289- Attending the 3 days . .94 word per day fice. Waiting room, recep­ LIvo in ono and lat tha o l t ^ guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Palnling-Papering 32 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. son. East Hartford;fora Convales- aharo tha burdon. Four and Edvr. 0111. FINANCIAL 6 days ..8( w vd pejc day tionist’s room, three large 4266. cent Home, 745 Main Street, aaparata haating ayatama. two policemen's ball 6 — Bonds-StocKs-Mortgages 26 days . .7( w^trdper day rooms, plus smaller 646-1511 HGUSE PAINTING - Quality BIDWELL Home Improve­ East Hartford. car garaga. Up on School Stroat, GDD JGBS - minor 9 — Personal Loans 15 words, $2.00 minimum PLEASE READ work, reasonable prices. Call ment Co. Expert installation Court of Probate April 24th, 1976 10 — Insurance rooms, on first floor. Se­ our aign la on tha proparty. DrWa DRESSMAKING, hems and maintenance, windows, District of Manchester Happy A d s ...... $2.1Slnch cond floor has apartment by and atart packing. alterations done in my home. for estimate. 646-1800. of aluminum siding, gutters CMPLOYMENT YOUR AD COST CLERK - Looking for specializing in lawn mowing, NOTICE TO CREDITORS At bright individual with aptitude with good income. Entire MANCHESTER- New listing - Reasonable. Call 646-4019. at your convenience or and trims. Roofing installa­ ESTATE OF LEONARD JAY 13 — Help Wanted Classilied ads are taken over PAINTING - paper hanging, tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- f WITH A WETMORE aka LEONARD J. 14 — Business Opportunities for figures, to cost out and building in good condition. seasonal. Low rates, free es­ The Armory Ihe phone as a convenience. U&R Built eight room T.J. CROCKEH steam cleaning, commeriai 9109. WETMORE, deceased 15 — Situation Wanted The Herald 1s responsible for analyze jobs printed in our Large amesite parking lot. Colonial, 2V: baths, double STUMP REMGVAL - Spring timates. 643-6836 after 6, ask HERALD Pursuan to an order of Hon. William Haallort 643-1877 and residential. Call R. EDUCATION only one Incorrect insertion and modern progressive printing garage, all the extras. Air- special, 20" stump $15. Also for Russ. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must $55,000. Hebert, 644-0642. F rre es­ HIjWACE Tetrault — Siding, W ANT AD 18 — Private Instructions then only to Ihe size of the plant. Hours 8-4:30. Must be conditioning, dead-end street. special on all sizes. Call 742- be presented to the fiduciary named timate. roofing, storm windows, aw­ below on or before July 6. 1976'or be 19 — Schools-Classvs original insertion. Errors which ambitious and have the ability 60’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- MANCHESTER - Extra nice 9347. 20 — Instructions Wanted do not lessen the value of the NEW RANCH - Large nings, Quality workmanship, 643-2711 barred by law. The fiduciary is: to reason out a problem. 0131-. Margaret H. Wetmore advertisement will not be cor­ country kitchen with 5-4 Two family, new furnace, INSIDE - Gutside painting. free estimates. Fully Insured. REAL ESTATE Salary commensurate with appliances, and more. Ideal E-Z Floor Cleaners - Rugs and 427 Burnham Street 23 — Homes lor Sale rected by an additional Inser­ appliances, two full baths, carpets vacuumed and sham­ Special rates for people over 872-9187, 649-3417. Manchester. Conn. 24 — Lots-Land for Sale tion. ability. Liberal benefit LGVELY six room Ranch for young couple, let tennent Q uick 65. Fully insured. Estimates program that includes a noh- bedrooms, fireplace, home, on quiet- tree lined pooed, floors washed and 25 — Investment P/operty help make mortgage action in convering given. Call 649-7863. D&A RGGFING. Roofs, 26 — Business Property patio, oversized 2-car gar­ street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 waxed. Reasonable rates. Call contributory pension plan. payments. Must be seen. Gnly no-longer-needed siding, gutters, and leaders. 27 — Resort Property Apply in jierson or call Allied age, deck, walk-out base­ baths, garage, privacy, 38,900. Warren E. Howland 646-0518. 28 — Real Estate Wanted items into welcome EXTERIGR, interior pain­ Free estimates. Fully in­ Help Wanted 13 Printing Services Inc., 579 ment, aluminum siding, Buckley School, low 40's. Realtors, 643-1108. Carry the flags NOTICE Court of Probate QUALITY Refinishing, 252 cash. Sell your idle ting, commercial and residen- sured. 249-0205. District of Manchester MI8C. SERVICES Middle Turnpike, West. whll-to-wall throughout, Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, tiai, free estimates. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 31 — Services Offered AUTO BODY Repairman - Manchester, Conn. An equal $47,900. 649-1922. Spruce, Street, Manchester. items with a Want TOWN OF MANCHESTER ESTATE OF CELIA M. JOHNSON 32 — Painting-Papering Very reasonable, free es­ Reasonable. Call after 4:30 SPECIALIZINd in cleaning Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 33 Building-Contracting good opportunity for right employment opportunity A d. p.m., Rudy Itzek, 528-3841. While carrying various flags that were used in POSITION VACANCIES OVERSIZED CAPE - Six. M anchester timates. Free pick-up and and repairing Chimneys and E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must 34 — Rooting-Siding man. 40 hour week plus. employer, male/femalc. roofs. Free estimates. 30 our country’s flag history, young students at St. SAM Youth be presented to the fiduciary named 35 ~ Heating-Plumbing C o n v ert Experienced with own tools. rooms, with air con­ NEW RANCH delivery. Call 643-4369 or 646- below on or before July 5. 1976 or be 36 — Flooring 8567. MASONRY - bricks, blocks, PAIN’TING - interior and Years Experience. Rowley, Janies School parade in a Bicentennial pageant Employment barred by law. The fiduciary is: 37 — Movirfg-Trucking-Storage those reusable items Call 871-0866. NOTICE - Now hiring steady ditioning, eat-in kitchen, NEW RANCH chimnies, steps, patios, exterior, paperhanging, 643-5361. Summer cover 38 — Services-Wanled work, starting to take Large ovaralzad ranch with two Spacious 7-room Ranch, 3 at the school. (Herald photo by Bevins) Alice J. Phillips into cool cash with dining room, brand new HOME GARDENS Roto sidewalks and fireplaces. Call excellent work. References. Part-time 7 Pinewood'Drive your AIR-CONDITIONING and applications for full time batha, loaded with axtraa, bedrooms, 2 baths, Framingham, Mass. 01701 MISC. FOR SALE a quick-action Want bath, three good sized nearing completion up on Eaat tilled, Manchester, Bolton, 875-4973 after 6. Free estimates. Fully in­ UNEMPLOYED Roofer will 41 — Articles for Sale refrigeration service man. employment. A number of job Manchester residents bedrooms, $33,000. Eldrldgt Street. Lot la 120 by fireplaced family room off sured. Martin Mattson, 649- install roof or gutters for low needs 42 — Building Supplies Ad. Experienced only. Must have openings to be filled. Phone Coventry, East Hartford and only 200. Will conalder taking your kitchen, Formal dining 4431. discount price. Call Ken at 43 — 'Pets -Birds- Dogs State license. Steady work for 528-6702, Vernon areas. Call 646-8019. HUMAN SERVICES AIDE 44 — Livestock MANCHESTER - 6 room houao In trade. room, living room, 2-car 649-2456 anytime. CALL qualified person. Call 649-8691 Semi-skilled 45 — Boats & Accessories Cape, new kitchen and garage. MADE TO Order - Formica R&R TREE s e r v ic e ' PAPER HANGING Expert. Court of Probate 46 ~ Sporting Goods between 8-5. Your average paper, in Social Work District of Manchester 643-2711 47 — Garden Products roof, large master Tops, cabinets, doors, Trees removed, land YANKEE ALUMINUM NOTICE TO CREDITORS T.J. CROCKETT average room , $25. Mr. siding, gutters, doors, win­ College chief tans TYPIST ASK FOR CONNIE 48 ~ Antiques OilOER WRITER-ESTIMATOR bedrooms, carpeted living shelves, etc. Free estimates. cleared. No job too small. ESTATE OF DANIEL P. 49 — Wanted to Buy Personals REAL ESTATE Sales - Reallore 843-1577 MERRITT Richman, 646-3864, dows, awnings, free es PANTALEO aka DANIEL PETER room with fireplace, large Call 649-7831. Free estimates, Ability to type 30 words per Unique opportunity to become Printing Plant Agency 646-1180 timales. Fully insured. 35 minute PANTALEO. deceased RENTALS treed lot, $34,900. deny flip-flopping Pursuant to an order of Hon. William NEED RIDE - IWanchester to associated with a leader in Commorcltl shoot led 646-7770 G.L. McHUGH Painting - Oakland Street. 649-1106. 52 — Rooms for Rent real estate. Looking for THINK Spring in your custom . For application and job E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must ^ e H e r a l J : i 53 — Apartments for Rent Hartford, hours, 7:45-4 p.m.. oHoet plant looking lor RAISED RANCH - Seven MANCHESTER - U&R Built - made outfit. Cali 649-0131. Interior - exterior painting. be presented to the fiduciaries named 54 — Homes for Rent aggressive, conscientious in­ descriptions, apply at Greenwood Drive. Telephone experienced ordetywrllar- eight room Garrison Colonial Quality professional work at on regents issue below on or before July 9. 1976 or be 55 — Business for Rent dividual who enjoys working. rooms, beamed cathedral •••••••tBBtStSf*********** PERSONNEL OFFICE. barred by law. The fiduciaries are: 56 — Resort Property for Rent 649-8985 after 6 p.m. four spacious bedrooms, 2 1/2 GARDEN evenly tilled with reasonable prices. Free es­ Salary plus commission. Call aitlmator. Houn 8 to ceiling in living room with FIRST GFFERING - Six GARDENS TILLED with Healing-Plumbing 35 Municipal Building, 4t Center Daniel T. Panlaleo 57 — Wanted to Rent baths, family room with stone Troy tiller. Reasonable. Call rear-end roto-tiller for as lit­ timates, 643-9321. 775 Parker Street 58 — Misc. for Rent for confidential interview, 4:30. fieldstone fireplace, eat-in room Ranch, breezeway, gar­ HAKfFOKD (UPI) — State college administrators say Street, Manchester, Connec­ wall, double garage, $65,900. age, fireplace, plaster walls, George. 649-7846. tle as $15. per 1,000 sq. feet. , Manchester. Conn, Legal Notice Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Aptlluda with tlguraa kitchen, formal dining Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. WILLIS SCHULTZ, Quality SEWERLINES, sink lines, they haven't flip-flopped on a bill to create a single board ticut. and AUTOMOTIVE □ EMPLOYMENT and attanllon to dalallt room, 15x21 family room good condition throughout, 646-6510. Thomas M, Pantaleo NOTICE OF 6t — Autos for Sale CUSTOM ROTO-TILLING. cleaned with electric cutters, of regents, they've just been misunderstood by a Closing date for filing is 62 — Trucks tor Sale 7-11 FOOD STORE is now etaantial. Salary com- with fireplace, wooded city utilities, lot 100x150. Near by professionals. McKinney 775 Parker Street DISSOLUTION Have "Troy bill" roto-tiller, ANY TYPE Fence erected, legislator. May 14, 1976. Manchester. Conn, 63 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale taking applications for mansurate with ability. acre lot with privacy, $44,- school. Priced at only $43,900. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ MITCHELL ELECTRIC 64 — Molorcycles-Bicycles Help Wanted 13 NEW RAISED RANCH Call Charles Lesperance, 649- will travel, gardens, repaired or painted, pipe Education Committee cochairman. Rep. Howard M. 65 Campers-Trailers-Mobile responsible person for full Apply In person or csll 900. pany, 643-5308. COMPANY lime or part time help. Apply 7620. flowerbeds, lawns, large or clothes line posts. 742-’7598. Klebanoff. D-Hartford. said Thursday four top ad­ Homes PHONE FROM home to ser­ 643-1101 small. Call 643-1895. Notice is hereby given pur­ 66 — Automotive Service in person, 393 Burnside Ave. Built by Nutmeg Homes Bulldlng-Conlrecllng 33 NO JOB too small, toilet LKGAL vice our customers in the SIXTEEN ACRES - plus WINDOW CLEANING- ministrators supported the concept at a March meeting, Court of Probate suant to Section 33-379(d) of 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease East Hartford, between 7 a.m. AUIED PRINTING with 2-car garage, IVz repairs, plugged drains, Manchester area, flexible restored antique Colonial reasonable rates, inside and then changed their minds when the actual bill came out NOTICE District of Manchester the Connecticut General - 3 p.m. no phone calls please. baths, fireplaced family . ROLLING PARK CAPE F0$ OVER 30 YEJUU NEWTON H, Smith & Sons - )dtchen faucets replaced, NOTICE TO CREDITORS hours, super earnings, 249- SERVICES, INC. in Manchester. 15 rooms, 3 out. Call.Andy, 646-6388. differently than they expected. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Statutes, Revision of 1958, as room, vinyl siding, city And what a baauty. Six big rooms dtorg* H. Qrlfflng, Inc. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ repaired, rec rooms, ESTATE OF STEPHEN M. 7773. PART TIME weekend securi­ 597 Middle Turnpike full baths, 9 fireplaces, Klebanoff released a confidential document by the POSITION VACANCY DONAHUE, deceased amended, that MITCHELL utilities. Priced at $49,900. In good condition, Jiraplaca, ditions, rec rooms, porches batnroom remodeling, heat Pursuant to an order of Hon. William ty personnel. Call 549-5238. W att other features loo opon dining arts and tha DRAMHELDS C&M TREE Service - Free es­ APPLICATIONS ELECTRIC CORPORATION, AVON'S NEW earnings plan and roofing. No job too small, modernization, etc. Free es­ college head.s which appeared to suggest creation of a E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must □ N O TIC E S MANCHESTER, CONN. numerous to mention. lot.,..tarracaa galore and timates, discount senior Cali 649-3144. timates gladly given. M & M PROGRAMMER be presented to the fiduciary named a Connecticut corporation means you make more single board to replace the four panels now running the TOOL MAKERS - All around A n Equ§l Empfoymtnf $130,000. maximum of privacy. Priced In CELLARS citizens, accepting Bank Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. $9,832.42-$lI,798.80 below on or before July 12, 1976176 orc be having an office and place of mmney. Sell guaranteed, tha low 40'a. Americard and Master University of Connecticut, state college, technical barred by law. The fiduciary is: machinists, experienced only. Opportunity Employor — ZINSSER BacklKie SarvIca ' CARPENTRY - Repairs, 35 hours per week Joseph >M. Donahue business in the Town of Lost and Found 1 world famous products, many LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN - Charge. 646-1327. colleges and comfnunity colleges. at new low prices. I’ll show Apply at Paragon Tool Com­ Biillilozar remodeling, additions, gar­ BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ Part-time or Temporary 108 Faiknor Drive Manchester, County of Hart­ pany, 121 Adams Street. Spacious Garrison Colonial AGENCY bing - All heating and plum­ "It was not an endorsement of the regents concept,” Manchester, Conn. you how. Call 523-9401. IB T. J. CROCKEH • SerMned Loam $ ages, roofing, call David $5.40 per hour ford, and State of Connecticut, LOST - male, long haired dog, on beautiful wooded lot, 646-1511 Patria, 644-1796. bing repairs plus remodeling. buff color, 40 lbs. six years Realtors 643-1577 Q rtval University of Connecticut President Glenn W. Ferguson Minimum of two year's will be dissolved as of April DESK CLERK - Saturday and large family room with The name of the game is Want Ails...the Call 646-8641. old. All American. Coventry MORNING STOCK Crew, are now open with Electrolux, • 8ton« said. The document was notes from a discussion by the experience as Ans Cobol 30, 1976, by resolution of its experience necessary. 5 a.m, - Sunday, Call for appointment. fireplace, 12x23 game number to call is 643-2711. WES ROBBINS carpentry lour of what a board should be like, if it became in­ Programmer. Knowledge of directors and shareholders, area. $25. reward. 742-7107. 643-1555. when you qualify, while room, music room or • Fill remodeling specialist. Ad­ FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ Court of Probate, District of 12 noon. Morning clerks from training you will recieve $120 • PrbcctMd Qravtl evitable, he said' DOS JCL necessary. Resurrie Manchester and in accordance with a Cer­ 8:36-3;00. Apply Frank's fourth bedroom, wall-to- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, bing - repairs and remodeling required. Applications and NOTICE OF HEARING tificate of Dissolution by the LOST - Gold link bracelet, per week salary and expenses. wall throughout, rosewood ANDOVER 742-7886 built-ins, bathrooms, Vanities and hot water .lames A. Frost, head of state colleges; Searle F. ESTATE OF ANNA F. MOLINSKI, Supermarket, 725 East Middle Opportunities to $250 per rWHEN~YiWKlEAlESTAfE'^ position descriptions are directors and shareholders with medallion, studded with Turnpike, Manchester. paneling, central vac, LAWN MOWING and raking, kitchens, 649-3446. heaters. Prompt service on Charles of the community colleges and Clinton E. Tatsch deceased diamonds. Vicinity Oak St. or REAL ESTATE SALES week. Phone 528-0606. An emergencies. 643-7024. available at the Personnel Of­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William filed with the Office of the built-in barbecue, sliding window washing. Ed Roberts, of the technical colleges backed up Ferguson's version of E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated April 12, Cavey’s. 528-5376. equal opporlunity employer. 649-2007. After 5 p.m,, call 528- LEON CIESZYNSJJI builder - fice, Municipal Building, 41 Secretary of State, Hartford, INSURANCE AGENCY in the Part or (ull-lime paraons __ b------glass doors, flagstone I THINK TWO HANDYMEN will rake, the origin of the document. 1976 a hearing will be held on an Vernon Circle area looking for dealrad lor Qraaler Hlfd. 7433. Free estimates. new homes custom built, PLUMBING and Heating Center Street, Manchester, application praying that letters of ad­ Connecticut, as required by RECEPTIONIST for local patio. Call today for details fertilize, lime, general lawn remodeled, additions, rec repairs, formica vanity Klebanoff said statements by the four in opposition to ministration be granted on said estate IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed p^art tim e cle rk ty p ist. Co.’a expanding olficea. i^VacLcViacd & ^osseUo Connecticut. law. medical laboratory. Cheerful and inspection of this work, mow lawns seasonal. ODD JOBS - Home repairs, rooms, garages, kitchens cabinets. Economy rates. Tile the board of regents were hypocritical. They said their as in said application on file mure fully long haired black with white Experience in life insurance Training begina In May. Also clean attics and cellars. Closing date for filing is April appears.' at the Court of Probate on All creditors of the corpora­ preferred. Typing and outgoing person, with choice offering. $79,900. $35,000 — Clean 2-famlly, one apartment has 4 light trucking. Serving remodeled, bath tile, cement work. 649-4056. position lias not changed; they have always backed up April 27. 1976 at 10:45 A.m. chest male dog. Spencer High committlon, knowledge of bookkeeping and I Reasonable-. 643-5305. 28, 1976. tion, if any, are warned to pre­ machine transcription. A I bedrooms, new wiring, front and rear porches. Manchester for six years. work. Steps, dormers. Pearl J. Hultrhan Street area. Call Dog Warden, excellant bonua plan, medical terminology. Five WE NEED LISTINGS their lour trustee boards in opposition to a single board. An Equal Opportunity Ass’t. Clerk sent their claims to Robert W. must. Send resume to Box M. Free estimates. Call 643-0304. Residential or commercial. 646-4555. management opportunity. days a week and every third NOW! ROGER LANDON - General Flooring 36 Klebanofl said the bill should reach the floor of the Employer. Gordon, Attorney at Law, 417 Manchester Herald. I $35,900 — Clean, six room “Condo" 2V: baths, central Call 649-4291. See our picture adver- Saturday morning. Call 646- clean-up and lawn care. Car House in the next two weeks. He said it was being fought East Center Street, Thinking of Selling Your * alr-condllioning, carpeting, lull basement. Excellent ALL YARDS should be clean, FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, tiaement In the new 8426 between tO and 11 a.m. wash Saturdays and Sundays mowed, trimmed and kept up GARAGES, room additions, Manchester, Connecticut, IMPOUNDED - Poodle type BUSINESS of your own, in­ Property? Call TODAY! I condition. only, back of Savings Bank of floors like new, no waxing, by college administrators because it reduced their female dog, black. yellow pagee. Call Bob for full enjoyment this decks, rec rooms. Twenty Court of Probate. District of 06040, on or before July 31, vestment less than $100 in­ PART-TIME Work, evenings, I $35,900 — JutI listed, clean 6 room Capa on Harlan Manchester, 923 Main Street. (specializing in older floors). power. Court of Probate Manchester Hackmatack Street area. Call come potential $1200 a month, Wallace lor confidential summer. For professional years experience, residential 1976, or thereafter be barred Manchester area, light duty ! St. Three bedrooms, 1 Vi baths, fireplace, treed lot. Call 646-9061 between 7 a.m. - Ceilings and inside painting. Any cost savings under a single board would be long District of Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING Dog Warden, 646-4555. part time. Must be over 21. interview S89-1660, or service, call C&C Lawn Care. or commercial. Stephen John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF EDITH L. MENARD as provided by statute. cleaning. Must have own PHILBRICK ■ $ 3 7 ,0 0 0 — S'/i room Ranch on large lot In Bolton. 9 a.m, only. 646-4958, Myers, 646-2672. lange, and would result from reduced capital costs and Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 742-9087. 236-0881. The Wallace 2222. , EST A TE OF R O B E R T A. Dated at Manchester, transportation. Over 18 years Three beijroomi, fireplaced living roohi, Florida room, decreased duplication of classes offered, Klebanoff said. CHAMBERS, deceased’ E. FitzGenrilh'Judge, dated April 12, LOST - Passbooks, numbers Co. Equal Opportunity • I Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 1976 a hearing will be held on an Connecticut, this 23rd day of MEDICAL SECRETARY or of age. Call 649-5334. An equal I garage, andjn-ground pool. OHert liivited. "There arc no immediate financial savings, time is not application praying that an instrument 29-002956-0, 29-006032-5, 29- M/F opportunity employer. (M/F). E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must March, 1976. office nurse with experience Homes For Sole 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 of the essence, we want the legislature to look carefully be presented to the fiduciary named purporting to be the last will and testa­ 009423-6, 42-900067-7 of the AGENCY ! $37,000 — Owners must sell their 7 room Colonial, below on or before June 30,1976 or be ment of said deceased be admitted to Mitchell Electric Connecticut Bank and Trust for a Rockville physician's of­ I three bedrooms, IV, baths, modern kitchen, rec room, at the substance of the bill as proposed," Ferguson said, barred by law. The fiduciary is; probate as In said application on file Corporation fice, Send curriculum vita to M anchester more fully appears, at the Court of Company, Parkade Office. REALTORS I and garage. THREE BEDROOM Ranch, 3-4-5, THREE family, vacan­ 5 ROOM Ranch - on Bolton "I don't consider that lobbying. I have made no effort John Chambers Robert W. Gordon Application made for Box U, Manchester Herald. business Opportunity 14 hilltop, large treed lot with 50 Lotz Hill Road Probate on April 29.1976 at 10:00 A M. AUTOBODY Repairman - worksaver kitchen, separate cy, centrally located, business to buttonliole votes, " he added. The others also denied Clifton, New Jersey ■ Pearl J. Hultman its Attorney payments. I U9,900 — Clean 5-5, Two Family, two new gat hot ROCKLEDGE dining area. Nicely paneled, II. Excellent investment. view. 3 bedrooms, living room . Ass t. Clerk RESPONSIBLE person, good opportunity for right per­ MANCHESTER Three chair with fireplace, eat-in kiichen. any lobbying. son. 40 hour’ week plus. 646-4200 I water heating lyttema. Huge Buslnest Zona II lot. Lovely 6-room Ranch, 3 carpeted rec room. Fenced Principals only. Call owner, married, sober, not afraid of immaculate Barber Shop off yard and redecorated $35,900. (/all 646-8145. Experienced with own tools, Main Street. Call for details, bedrooms, carpeted living 649-1919. Announcements 3 Announcements 3 Announcements 3 Announcements hard days work, $3. per hour, I $39,900 — Just Hated. 5-5 Duplex, three bedrooms in throughout. Walk to schools experienced superintendant, call 871-0866. LaPenta Agency, Realtor. room w/fireplace, large $ each apartment, two heating systems. V h bathe In one family room, screened and shopping. Low 30’s. COLUMBIA - 7 room. Raised knowledge in all phases of 646-2440. $26,500. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Gallagher Agency, 529-6874, PART TIME, person to clean I apartment. Treed lot. porch, one-car garage. ranch, walk out family room, electrical, plumbing, lawn Ranch, fireplace, baseboard COVENTRY work, apply between 9-11 a.m. apartment buildings. Mon­ fireplace, two car garage. SMALL ENGINE SERVICE heating, stove, refrigerator. $40,500 — 5-6 Two Family, two heating lysteme, MANCHESTER - Immaculate only. Manchester, 528-1300. days and Thursdays, six hours Hutchins Agency 646-3166. I $44,900. Ferrigno Realtors, per day. Must have own • Corporation expanding dealer I excellent plumbing and wiring, convenient location. MERRITT six room Ranch, three CIRCA 1778 423-1886 anytime. Stale police hedging netw ork. No experience bedrooms, fireplaced living Beautifully restored 6- SCHOOL BUS Drivers, transportation. $2.65 hourly. Agency 646-1180 WANT AD WEEK OFFER necessary. Complete training I $41,500 — Three bedroom Colonial Cape, living room, room, nicely treed yard. Many room Car A 'Vide floor knowledge of Manchester Please call 646-3206 after 6 MANCHESTER program. $500. investment dining room, eat-in kitchen, den, V h bathe, garage, extras. Priced in the mid 30’s. board! T . O ^ ^ i , 2-car COVENTRY - custom 9 room on proposed probe necessary,' clean driving p.m. HEBRON seven-room Raised Ranch-Cape. Four bedroom$, required to start your own I treed lot, aluminum siding. B/W Realty, 647-1419. garage. Loveij'C^.d set­ CLIP AND MAIL YOUR AD TODAY! record required, call 643-2373 busine.ss. Ideal for retired or RANCH Ranch, three bedrooms, family room, fireplace, study, or 643-2414. CLEANING HELP - male, ting on Vh acres. T^7,500. part tiine. Details on request. Larg* ttvan room Ranch. J $43,000 — Super clean, 7 room Ranch, fireplace, new private treed lot, garage, MANCHESTER - 5-5, Duplex beautiful country setting. $48,- of unions, gainiding female or couples. Transpor­ fireplace, appliances. 500. Ferrigno Realtors, 423- tation necessary. Part-time Mr. Barker. ESCA Field FInlahed roc room, king kitchen, 1V: batha, rec room, carpeting and garage. in excellent condition, good in­ WARREN E. INSURANCE AGENCY east I Immediate occ^ancy. $42,- come or live-in, attractively 1886 anytime. evenings. Must be depen­ Training Division Box 619, tizad maatar bedroom, HAH TKOHD (UPI) — .Stale police organized crim e in- of the river needs full time I $44,900 — Just listed. Four bedroom Colonial, V h 900. Warren E. Howland listed in the 30’s. B/W Realty, NAME experienced help, must know dable. 643-5747. Wading River, New York. (Iraplace, carpeting, gar­ HOWLAND vcsliga'ors say they may be unable to fulfill the gaming I baths, Iront-to-back living room with llreplace. V h Realtors, 643-1108. 647-1419. Realtors 643-1108 SOUTH WINDSOR - Large general insurance rating and 11792. age, fine neighborhood, commission's wish for an investigalion of labor unions MAIL TO: ! acre lot in Hebron. seven room Split on treed lot. coverage, typing, no BABYSITTER Wanted for 10 $40,900. connected with Connecticut's parimutuel gambling ADDRESS year old girl. Must live in $46,500 — Nearly one acre, in town goes with this MANCHESTER - All offers Call owner, 289-5153. shorthand. Salary commen­ I considered, on this extra large lad lities surate with experience. Write vicinity of Verplanck School, ■ B clean lour bedroom Raised Ranch, 1 '/a baths, fireplace, 10 ROOMS Heralb Permanent position. Call 647- Situation Wanted 15 WARREN E. cape, four bedrooms, Major Orlando Hagazzi. director of the .Statewide CITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING to Box SS, Manchester carpeting, garage. 1174. fireplaced front to back living Organized Crime Investigative Task Force, said Herald. WILL CARE for your child in ■$51,400 — Just listed. South FarmsI Seven room PLUS room. Ideal home for growing my licensed Manchester HDWLAND Thursday, ■‘"SOCITF was neither intended nor designed to STATE P.O. BOX 591 MIDDLE AGE Housekeeper - Raaltora 643-1108 I Dutch Colonial, 1'/a baths, llreplace, aluminum siding, family. Priced to swl. Call A Most Unusual SALAD MAKER - dining home, nice yard, playmates. operate as a security arm of the Special Revenue Com­ Manchester. Conn. 06040 Gilmore Manor Rest Home, I attached garage. B/W 'Realty, 647-1419. room help. Apply after 3 p.m. Call 647-9525, LAND mission. " ZIP at Grandma's Pie Shop, 501 Glastonbury, 633-7927. Must Vh acres goes with this Piece of Property,,, live in. Good working con- I $53,500 — Just listed, Redwood Farms, eight-room EAST HARTFORD, New .lie said past SOCITF investigations of gambling Times West Middle Turnpike, * Ranch, 2 lull baths, first floor family room with ten-room aluminum listing, five room Ranch, car­ Manchester, ditions.^eferences required. Schoole-Cleeeee 19 Schoole-Claeses 19 lacilitics were ordered specially by Gov. Klla T. Grasso PHONE for the I fireplace, double garage. sided Colonial plus a port, fireplace, immaculate, after SOCITF uncovered alleged organized crime ties at WANTED .Salesperson. 7 p.m. two-car garage. Six $31,900. Graham Realtors, AVON’S NEW Earnings plan I $53,900 — Seven-room Dutch Colonial In Forest Hills, bedrooms, large 289-8328. the liridgeporl .lai Alai arena. Price of means you make more to midnight, four evenings per □ CHECK ENCLOSED week, no experience I first floor family room, double garage, llreplace. Treed kitchen, large living "No one has cnnsullcd SOCITF concerning a labor un­ money. Sell guaranteed, EAST HARTFORD. New world-famous products, many necessary. Apply Mr. Donut, REAL ESTATE COURSE I lot with view. Exceptional value. room and more. Call ion investigation, " Hagazzi said. "'VVe'll have to consult 255 West Middle Turnpike, listing. 6 1/2 room Cape, four FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS at new low prices. I’ll show today. Priced in the bedrooms, fast' sate needed. with the commissioner.-the chief state's attorney and the you how. Call 523-9401, Manchester. in MANCHESTER I $95,500 — Bolton, commercial building with 2 storee 40’s. SOCITF advisory board before we can even consider the PAY ONLY THE AMOUNT INDICATED BELOW YOUR FINAL WORD $27,900. Graham Realtors, and 2 apartments. Ideal lor family buelneee or 289-8328. gaming commission request." 6 Weeks-Mon. & Wedl. Evenings at 7 p.m. ■prolesiional use. ZINSSER 1 2 3 4 5 "To date, many thousands of dollars have been spent to ■ - Classes Start Monday, April 19th AGENCY , guarantee the security of parimutuel betting in this WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS I $95,900 — Juit lletsd, huge'eight-room brick Caps state." Hagazzi said. I with rear and eye dormers, two bathe, 3-car garage and 646-1511 m MANCHESTER 6 7 8 10 12 to 14 Year 0|ds MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL I small greenhouse. V. "This has necessarily meant the Task Force has been 9 PORTER STREET 134 Eaat Middle Tpke. - Room 125 diverted from its mandated functions, which are to in- to canvass for the I $56,900 — Just listed. Year old, three bedroom (Taka Eaat Middle Tpka. to Brookliald St. Park In alu- vc.stigate organrzed crime and political corruption," A * D uplex, V h bathe, separate baeamente and heating FIRST TIME 11 12 15 MANCHESTER dent parking area.) MANCHESTER - ten room SOCITF Special Prosecutor Au.stin McGuigan.said. 13 14 I systeme. Nice treed lot. -'a $4.05 Ranch, six bedrooms, large OFFERED This Landmark Property . A SOCITF bill to create a IB-man security unit for e e e treed lot, garage, ideal for EVENING HERALD I $57,500 — Brand new 3 bedroom Duplex, huge located at 198, 26b, 202 East Center Street dates to the parimutuel gambling, with $300,000 funding, apparently Conalder an exciting course In Real Esiatal The kitchen-dining room combination. V h b a th s , large family on budget. $41,- Maybe the last. This 16 . 17 18 19 20 Mon., Tuea.] Wed. 5-8 P.M. I 900. Warren E. Howland 1700'e. has heen kiiied in a legislative committee, leaving the $4.32 course covers the major areas Including con­ * carpeting, separate furnacet and basementi. $4.59 $4.86 $5.13 $5.40 Realtors, 643-1108. 1797 two family The Property Includes gaming commission without a security force. c a l l 647-9948, 3-5 P.M. tracts, mortgages, deeds, financing, appralaing, ! $62,000 — Custom built Two Family w|)!i fireplaces, duplex is two — A 6 room single family home fled to two 4 room The gaming commission Wednesday unanimously 21 23 listing and law. Thia course meets the minimum MANCHESTER - New homes 22 24 25 I patios, two-car garage, landscapet< lot In prime separate homes in apartments. passed a resoLution to review labor unions a.ssocialed $5.67 now under construction by $5.94 $6.21 .,$ « 4 8 $6.75 requirements of the Connecticut Real Estate I residantlal location. one. SUPER — V> acre ol land with lote ol otf-etreet parking. with Conneclicut gambling facilities, in the same'manncr Commistlon. Nutmeg Homes Inc., Raised I $68,900 — Breathtaking three bedroom Ranch, (Irst Ranches and Colonials. VALUE AT $49,900. managoment of llic lacilitics lias been investigated. 26 27 28 30 — ------Anything Else? — — floor familylamlly room with lieldstone fireplace,f two baths, Priced from $49,900. Call for Assumable . Commission Chairman I’aul SilvergIcid .said Thursday $7.02 $7.29 $7.56 $7.83 $8.10 ■I details. Zinsser Agency, 646- Y £ S __ It Is zoned lor office utS In lie expected SOCITF to conduct the labor union in- 1 THREE TEMPORARY Fee: $7S. rec room, study, double garage. 1511. mortgage 7%, vcsligations for possible organized crime conneclions, Only letters post-marked before April 19, 1976 ere eligible... I *********•**************^**j, balance $38,000. POSITIONS AVAILABLE C an excellent butinste locationi Silvergleid said lliero has been no evidence, to date, L Registration 1st evening class from 6:30 or call... I Our olfice Is In constant need ol new lletlnge. It you're RICHARDS and KEHMNA orga[iized crime lias infiltrated llie unions. Idollvorlng iim p ltt In Iho Manchoilor arai. Apply In I thinking ol selling, pleeee cell lor conlldentlal Inspection SOLID BRICK MLS 528-1731 7 9 , 5 0 0 |paraon to John Brannan, Circulation Daparlmanl. CONTINUOUS PROGRESS end evaluellon. IVe welcome end appreciate your And solid construction. Ovsr* gbuslnessl REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE siztd Cspo of 6 rooms, 1 baths, Or Call One of Our EDUCATIONAL CENTER I BEST. bassmont oarsgt, firsplact, ttc. MANCHESTER HERALD Must bo soon, mid thirtlos and WELL-LOCATED two Read Ihe “BRIGHT ONE” Friendly Ad-Visors at 2 3 2 -9 0 1 5 ownofsaro anxious. b ed ro o m Ranch Con­ 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 16 Bralnard Place or write Continuous Educational Center, dominium, full basement, ful­ Manchester Evening Herald [tiftaacVxacd & ^ossetto ly carpeted, carport, outside IS ib rd o n 55 Elizabeth St., Harttord, Conn. 06105 PHONE OFFER EXPIRES NOON SATURDAY, APRIL 17th, 1976 I REALTOR8-MLS ’ 646-246 T.J.CROCKEH patio and more. Call First REALTOR 6 4 3 -2 1 7 4 ■ 189 West Center Street Realtors 643-1977 Hartford Realty, Milt Leon, 646-8727, 646-6555. $36,988. ,'i)

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23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Articles tor Sale 41 Boats-Accessorles 45 Wanted to Rent 57 Autos For Sale H om u For Solo 23 Homot For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Apartments For Rant 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Business lor Rent 55 Resort Property 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 For Rent 56 16’ STARCRAFT all WHEEL HORSE garden trac­ PRESIDENTIAL Village 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment, plea­ BROAD STREET location for MARRIED COUPLE with COVENTRY - 6 room Cape, tor, 35 models in stock. See us aluminum with windshield, apartments, near churches COVENTRY LAKE Water­ house cat, seeking privately huge country kitchen, sant location, appliances, rent 2600 square feet, behind V a n c o n v e r s io n s h o w c a s e We cordially extend to for new, used and repairs. seats four, 65 hp. motor, and and shopping area, no pets. heat, hot water. Working front - cottage, June- owned two bedroom unfur­ What is your Property Worth? fireplace, 2 minutes to walk to trailer. $1,550.643-2361 after 5. Please call 646-2623, Dairy Queen. Ideal for any by Fitzgerald ANSALDI Sale on some models. Save. adults. No children, pets. 643- retail wholesale, or service September, sleeps foor, nished apartment. Call 647- lake. Low 20's. Tedford Real you our Best Wishes for a Pick-up and delivery. 2880. barbeque area, swimming, 9062. Estate, Century 21, 647-9914. business. Has large 10x10 We will inspect your property and suggest Manchester Cycle Shop, 178 1961 HOMELITE, 55 h.p. out­ MANCHESTER GARDENS- overhead doors, toilet boating, fishing. Ideal for PRESENTS VAN Conversioo^ by an asking price. (No obligation.) BUILT Bright and Happy Easter West Middle TiiiUrnpike. board. Reconditioned. Call Two bedroom duplex, in THREE ROOM heated apart­ facilities, parking for 60 cars, c o m m u tin g f a th e r , 30 COVENTRY - Heated two Raised Ranch on lovely 64^9922. beautiful country setting. WANTED TO RENT by fami­ ment, $135. monthly. Security will sub-divide. Call 649-6544. mimutes to Hartford. May 1 ly of three adults, five rooms, Gerring, Inc. bedroom Cottage, full- bath, wooded lot. This seven- Holiday. CARPETS - plush deep red Includes heat, hot water, deadline. 423-5476. ^ O R d t r a v e I Ask us about our guaranteeMlei plan TODAY!! I lake privileges, asking $12,- deposit required. Married first or second floor, have own room home includes two 15’xl2’, Beige 15’xl2’. Grey 12 FT. BOAT with trailer, appliances, and parking. $189- couple only. Call after 6 p.m., 000 Calli 742-6651 gr 742-8742-8640 MANCHESTER - Store or of­ utilities. 246-2669. VX/AQONS fireplaces, one full and 9’xlO’T 3-55.gallon drums. Call f ib e r g la s s c o a te d . 28 $199. monthly. Superintendent 649-2759. fice for rent. Inquire 143 Main one half bath, 2-car gar­ after 4. 6468948. horsepower, Evinrude motor, 646-0090, Robert C. White Street. Recycle ______PASEK [REALTORS - MLS age, large kitchen, pan­ water ski equipment. $490. Company, 236-5961. Equal­ MANCHESTER - Deluxe two About the Same RECENT RAISED RANCH OLD AND USED gifts at the 742-7526. housing. bedroom 'Townhouse, private those space-takers Price Tag as a eled family room. Asking D.F. REALE, REALTORS New Wag.' Approx. 289-7475 EAST HARTFORD Jutt 2 y tir * old, ownort mutt Lords Bible and Gift Shop, 10 entrances, full basement, pool Resort Properly to useful cash with a □ AUTOMOTIVE $59,900. 175 MAIN STREET OUTBOARD Motor, 25 h.p. MANCHESTER attractive Price 633-5786 QLASTONBURY rolocato and h alt lo part with thta Bissell Street, Manchester. and patio, includes heat, For Rent 56 fast, easy use naat homo. 8 li rooma up with 2 McCullock, electric start, three-room apartment. Stove, Priced Less Tlion appliances, carpeting, and Want Ad. Autos For Sale 61 , Members National Assoeiation of Real Estate Boards and Connecticut batha, plua flniahtd down In­ SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice - electric ignition. Asking $150. refrigerator, heat, electricity, air-conditioning. Shown by ap­ IT’s Not too early to plan your *8190. 'Association of Realtors, Inc. Also member of the Hartford Board of cluding two car garagt. Cantral 649-1089. references. No pets. $155, 646- FULL FINANCING Realtors. Manchester and Vernon Multiple Listing Service. ZINSSER AS WHOLESOME as Mom’s MANCHESTER - two family, Leading manufacturer has pointment only. $270 per summer vacation!! Lake location, oxcallant conatrucllon. 3167, 228-3540. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Sleeps 4 or more AVAILABLE *6200.'“ In lha nttlaa. Apple pie. Large 8-room centrally located, two-car redwood pools left over from month. Damato Enterprises, Kanasatka, Moultonboro, Colonial. 643-2915. 1975 season Half Price. Bankrupt? Repossessed? Can be used as a Second Car garage. Reduced to Mid $30’s, 646-1021. New Hampshire.. Lakefront EASTHAM, CAPE COD, Honest Douglas accepts No longer than a lu ll si/e car. VERSATILE FUCIICU ICOKOMUl AGENCY V. Celinski, Broker, 649-1116 Guaranteed installation & Garden Products 47 MANCHESTER large four- cottage, sleeps five'i'TWb Mass. - Four room Ranch, T.J.CROCKETT MANCHESTER - Two family room apartment in attractive lowest down, smallest or 649-4214. terms, call toll free 800-228- COVENTRY - Main Street - bedrooms, living room, sleeps six, with-in five payments, Douglas Motors, ROCKLEDGE - Anxious Realtors 643-1577 duplex, aluminum siding, 2- 1976 ask for Monte, day or four family dwelling. Mature Wishing our many 646-1511111 TURF GRASS three room apartment, first kitchen, screened-in porch minutes of bay and beach, ful­ 345 Main. owner must sell, lovely ten car garage. Big back yard. evening, seven days. adults only. No pets, $235. in­ floor, heat, refrigerator, and sundeck. Completely fur­ FITZGERALD FORD room, five bedroom, brick ly furnished, quiet residential friends a Private Owner. Inquire 143 Lols-Land For Sale 24 $q.yd. cludes heat. Mr. Blanchard stove, e le c tric ity . $160 nished. Private beach. Great area, $160. per week. Five Colonial Cape. Three- Mam Street. NEW Classical guitar with <3u75 646-2484. Tolland County's OldMt Ford Dealar' HAPPY O’CONNELL SCHOOL area. Commirclal grids, monthly, security. Ken fishing and conveniently room Cape - sleeps seven, ful­ WE PAY $15 for complete appliances, many extras. East Hartford, three bedroom 42 ACRES in Andover on case. Ludwig eight piece Ostrinsky, 643-1333. located on Lakes Region area. HOLiOAY, Three baths, two fireplaces. number one rubber beeb. ly furnished. Within walking junk cars, (iall Joey, Tolland 199 WINDSDR AVE., RDCKVILLE Ranch, fireplace, large lot, small State Road. 500 ft. fron­ drum set. C alf649-2717. SPACIOUS six-room upstairs Available June through distance of fresh water lakes. Auto Body, 528-1990. Irom the team at Garage. Excellent construc­ 8 7 5 -3 3 6 9 M WatkiliiB bcept TJiin. 94 I S it 95 643-2 4 8 9 laundry. Reduced $34,900. tage, 3 acres cleared. Brook CHARCOAL TONE apartment. Security deposit. MANCHESTER- Newer two September, $175 weekly. Call. Five minutes from bay and tion. $65,900. Will listen. Homeseekers Realty, 646- on |iroperty. $39,500. Call 537- SAND and gravel for sale - References, Write Box BB, bedroom Duplex, Townhouse, Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4; 30 Palmer Realty, 646-6321, 649- National Weather Forecast $4.25sq.ri. ocean. $150 per week. Call 742- 4353. 125! tree work and odd jobs. Call Manchester Herald. central location, near bus line. p.m. PARTS Department now open 646-1929 IS THE number to 1975 TOYOTA Corolla, 2 door 0538. CARPH MERCHANTS 6607 for further information. JDNES AUTD 647-1834. IV2 baths, wall-to-wall Saturdays. Complete line of hardtop, 4 speed transmis­ W77^?9.53 call for a Volkswagen Bus 1968 You tell H like it is...we sell it like it is. MANCHESTER - Deluxe two carpeting and appliances in­ Chrysler parts. Chorches rebuilt engine. New transmis­ sion, A.M.-F.M. radio. 1973 SALES Cell 643-2711 today for fast results. Business Property 28 GIRLS Two Pants Suits, size bedroom Townhouse type Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Motors. 649-3646. n Mba krt tiiicir, alt, pi, * .. .tins 646-8568 cluded, Private entrances and sion, front brakes, muffler. Ford LTD, 4 door hardlop, 71 m M n SUN 8, 10 $5.; Spring coat, size 10, apartment. Living room, basement. $260 per month. Body good. Fold down bed, A.M.-F.M. radio air- 71 out CMIau 441, all, pi, tUni . .ttns MANCHESTER - Vernon $4; raincoat with zip-in lining, dining room and kitchen, com­ Damato Enterprises, 646-1021, conditionjng, power steering, 70 Noa Oiiiaw r, an, a ...... tim Manchester MANCHESTER - nice Cape, storage $756. firm. Call alter 6 70 UK ahitMir. 3 aaO...... SUM Townline, on busy Route 83, size 8, $3.75; All in excellent plete appliances, carpeting, p.m. power brakes, call South 4-bedrooms, two full baths, combination office and in­ 71 N.W Siiat laia,Tcil, a n .. . . .SltlS 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 9 LEISURE basement, sewer, sidewalks, condition. 649-4915. Antiques 48 air-conditioners, 1 1/2 baths, TWO BEDROOM Townhouse, Windsor Bank and Trust. 623- U HK Imki. an , a ...... SUN dustrial building. Tremendous full basement, patio and heat, hot water, air- 2543, cars may be seen at East 71 Ffl« Phn S # iW w I at. nMiSMS large lot, asking $39,500. value. T. J. Crockett, 1975 MONZA, 2-1-2, V-8, Owner 6498186. POOL - above-ground, WANTED Antique furniture, swimming pool. $225 monthly conditioning. available May automatic, low mileage, Windsor office on North Rd. in Fiomisooiinaiai'...... SWM GRACIOUS Four bedroom LIVING Realtors, 643-1577. 71 UK knit Una. iK a. ^ ....S11N 25’xl6’x4’ deep. All equip­ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or plus utilities. R.D. Murdoch 8th. $220. Call 644-2427 excellent condition, 649-7114. East Windsor. 71 Toron Cina Cana, • *, a n ..SUN Colonial, center hall, formal ment, plus beautiful wooden other antique items. R. Realtor, 643-2692. weekdays., 299 Broad SL, Manchester 646-456$ dining room, living room with Super nice, three bedroom lo4H A deck. Used one summer. Harrison, 643-8709. THREE 1976 PLYMOUTH wagon, 1967 IMPALA, 327, 8 cylinder, fireplace, new kitchen with townhouse Condominium, Real Estate Wanted 28 Excellent condition, best MANCHESTER - Six room MANCHESTER - Family automatic, power steering, microwave oven, trash com­ I'h baths, carpeting, offer. 649-4768, ANTIQUES Wanted - Duplex, new bath, near style, two bedroom apart­ 4-barrel. Power, tape player, 1973 VOLKKWAGEN - the NEW LISTINGS power brakes, four new radial good running condition. Call pactor, etc. paneled rec room, appiiances, cetnral air- lowm iiMriiAiuiii ALL CASH for your property American furniture, oriental Washington School. $225 ment, quiet location, includes tires, good condition. $1,666. Thing - gas heater, excellent beautifully treed lot. 646-1189. 1.) Gorgeous eight room, 4 ^ 3 0 24 646-7471. condition, low mileage. conditioning, pool, tennis UlAMt within 24 hours. AvoitI red TAG SALE - April 17, 261 rugs, paintings, pewter, Wind­ monthly. References, lease. heat, appliances, and 646-4437. and more. bedroom Cape with 2 car tape, instant service. Hayes Charter Oak Street, sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Hayes Corporation, 6468131. carpeting, $230. per month. Asking $1,995. Call 649-1089 SIX ROOM Cape, move-in oversized garage with elec­ ■ Wl-) Corporation, 6468131. Manchester, corner of Virgina weathervaneS, primitives. Damato Enterprises, 646-1021, 1967 FORD, in good running 1973 VOLKSWASEN, super evenings. condition, paneled rec room, <36,900 tric opener! Excellent Road. 9-5. Rain date April Ron Dionne, 643-1691. THREE ROOM Apartment, condition. Needs body work. beetle, automatic, am/fm oversized garage, circular family home, clean as the SELLING your house? Call us 24th. Housewares, tools, fur­ heat, hot water, cooking gas, MODERN attractive 4-room $366. Call 643-9661. radio, rear window defogger. 1972 VEGA, GT, hatchback, 4- speed, excellent condition. pool, assumable mortgage, proverbial whistle, wall to ( 2 g i« o w m S MOW first and we’ll make you a niture. FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ stove, refrigerator, wall-to- apartment, second floor. "32,600 miles. $2,306. Call after UftWIATHIIIOIOCASiCl cash offer. T.J. Crockett,, tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, wall carpet. $175. Adults only, 5 , 872-6212. Snows, am/fm, woodgrain in­ 646-1189. wall. Aluminum storms, Heat, appliances, laundry Voii tell it like it is...we sell it like It is. WARREN E. Realtor, 643-1577. AVON BOTTLES - for sale. lamps, etc. Now accepting no pets, centrally located. facilities, garage. $235. 643- terior, $1,450. 644-9141. screens, doors. Lovely Call 643-2711 today lor last results. For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, April 17. Friday night will 646-5813. consignments, for April auc­ Security deposit. Call 646-7690. 4884. family room on first floors .IMMEDIATE CASH for your tion. 644-8962. 1973 FORD, Gran Torino 1969 FORD half ton pickup, V- HOWLAND find snow over the mid Rockies and portions of the northern Squire, 43,606 miles. Good NEW LISTING Realtors 843-1108 All this and more on a property. Let us explain our NIGHTCRAWLERS, also 30 LOCUST STREET - First 3-ROOM apartment, includes 1966 RAMBLER, four door 8 engine, automatic transmis­ Set on 'A acre lot in nearby treed lot. Practically no Plains, while showers will be indicated in most of Texas and the fair proposal. Call- Mr. native pond shiners, trout, OPEN EASTER Weekend! floor, four room apartment, condition. Telephone 742-8603 sion, good condition. $1,450 or mid Mississippi valley. Minimum readings include: (ap­ appliances, heat, hot water, wagon, $85. Call 649-1116 or or 872-0265. South Windsor. We offer a traffic, yet centrally Belfiore, 647-1413. bass and pike size. 437 1/2 Fox Hill Antiques, 356 West h eated , se c u rity , $210. laundry facilities, garage, no 643-4214. best offer. 742-8270. lovely five-room Ranch located. proximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis I Atlanta 57 North Main Street, Street, (Route 85) Bolton, Available April 16th. 646-2426, pets $200. 643-4884. with double carport and MANCHESTER - Eight room (811, Boston 52 (761, Chicago 61 (78), Cleveland 56 (79), Dallas MAY WE BUY your home? Manchester. Stop by and Browse. 9-5. enclosed rear porch. Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, formal 2.1 Nice expandal?le Cape, 59 (75), Denver 32 (55), Duluth 43 (58l, Houston 70 ( 80). Quick, fair, all cash and no Homes lor Rent 54 Fireplaced living room, dining room, family room, aluminum sided with over­ Jacksonville 56 (85), Kansas City 56 (76). Little Rock 61 (751, problems. Call Warren E. SCUBA Regulator - Scuba Pro WANTED - Antiques and 50 to MANCHESTER - Four 1070 PONTIAC Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. large kitchen. Priced at two fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths, sized garage. Lovely lot Los Angeles 48 (65), Miami 71 (801, Minneapolis 49 169), New Best Mark VII. Asking $100. 75 year old furniture. Also rooms, one bedroom, first GLASTONBURY - Small five Cali 649-1089. • wiciter for consignment. We floor, heat, hot water, stove, only $39,900. large rec room, 3-zone heat, with whispering brook. Orleans 67 (82). New York 54 (76), Phoenix 42 (651, San Fran­ room house with closed-in GRAN PRIX double garage, storage galore. Located on Lake St., a cisco 44 (63), Seattle 39 (541. St. Louis 58 (81), Washington 58 CASH for your property. Call have four rooms to fill. Call cooking fuel, quiet, con­ porch, two bedrooms, den, us first if anxious to Sell. ZINSSER Must be seen. Immediate oc­ stone’s throw from the (80). ’ gil 643-4716, Antique Loft, venient location, large yard. living room, eat-in kitchen, Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or $205 'monthly. Security and cupancy. Ken Ostrinsky, Manchester line. Lords Bible and Gift Shop. 10 Manchester. lovely area, $275. Lease, ^ AGENCY Realtor, 643-1333. 649-1922 Bissell Street, Manchester. references. Write Box ’TT, security, references required. •••«B8*8B««*8«*««******88« 350 V-0 auto. Iran., power 3.) Alex Matthew has listed Manchester Herald. Call 1-224-8792 anytime. 1175 GALAXIE 4-DOOR steering, power disc brakes. QR- W 646-1511 SELL YOUR house through J. FOR SALE - Honeywell super Wanted to Buy 49 1975 F250 P/V W/PLOW ' 76x15 steel belted radial tires. AM BOLTON LAKE - nice starter an incredibly beautiful radio, rear speaVer, tinted win­ rp( TEN ROOM Victorian home, Watson Beach Real Estate 8 movie camera with title kit mmmmm MANCHESTER - Five rooms, 1974 FORD E C O m U m WrNDOIT VAN or retirement home. 2 ranch with aluminum into the Herald office wearing on 3.8 acres of land. Six Company. Professional real OLD DOLLS WANTED - Will dows, elec, rear window bedrooms, garage, treeded and GAF projector $150. 875- RENTAL OFFICE $300 per month. Children defroster, padded Landau top, siding, cedar closet, and a bedrooms, country eat-in estate service for nearly 50 pay $65 and up for Bisque and 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO SPORT 2-DOOR lot. Low $20^s, Tedford Real "The Fonz" T-Shirt during of­ 8068. DAMATO ENTERPRISES accepted, no pets. Call J. D._ custom seat belts, deluxe wheel 6 1/2 ROOM Dutch Colonial. 24x30 family room. Three kitchen with fireplace, dining 1972 CHEVROLET VEGA COVPE covers, front floor mats, body fice hours. years. Call our Manchester of­ china dolls. Also buying old Large variely of Apanmenla and Real Estate, 646-1980. Remodeled kitchen and bath. Estate, Century 21, 647-9914. bedrooms, aluminum room, sitting room with fice for an estimate of value cast iron and tin toys. Call 875- stock No. 9061 side moldings, door edge guards, TAG SALE - Miscellaneous Townhouses throughout 1971 VOLKSWAGEN 2-DOOR courtesy light group. LH & RH Three new appliances. Large storms, screens, doors. fireplace and living room, without obligation. 647-9139, items including boy’s, girl’s 7356. Manchester. Business lor Rent 55 remote control sport mirrors. Atntaf Ottic* opan d tlly 9>S. In Stock NOWI screened porch. Two-car gar­ ROLLING PARK Cape - three Garage. Stove will remain. Manchester asking $49,900, Call 742-6133. and pre-teen clothing. 137 age. Excellent family home. bedrooms, two full baths, gar­ Sat. fO-J, Sunday lU j " Priced right, call now! Green Manor Road. Saturday, 646-1021 FOR RENT - Connecting or Well constructed. $38,900. age, walk to all schools, new 10-3. separate front room offices. MFGR’S LIST PRICE *5758.80 Palmer Realty, 646-6321, 649- FAMILY-SIZE MANCHESTER - ’’Village 240 New Stata Road roof. Excellent neighborhood. 4 bedroom Colonial with 2 Charm" Cape, six rooms, 953 Main Street. Call 643-4848. 0638. $30’s, 643-1633. n MISC. FOR SALE □ RENTALS MANCHESTER BELFIORE AGENCY baths, fireplaced den, for­ fireplace, garage, wooded lot, WE BUY and sell furniture. Cash on the line. One piece or Realtors 647-1413 mal dining room with convenient location, $32,900. OFFICE SPACE - 400 square an entire houseful, 6468432. feet, air-conditioned, $175. sundeck, kitchen with Double “E ” Real Estate, Articles lor Sale 41 Rooms tor Rent 52 SAVE «643 Mary Egan, 646-5358. Furniture Barn, 345 Main ONE LARGE light Warren E. Howland Realtors, *5115 dinette, nice treed lot. $39,- BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE ELECTRIC Singer sewing Street. Beside Douglas housekeeping room, also three 643-1108. MANCHESTER - immaculate 900. Motors. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly furnisheu room apartment _____ 4______FORD DILLON SALES & SERVICE Machine. Call 646-5862 4 bedroom split level with 3 VERNON CIRCLE - two rooms, single $56., double $69. suitable for two people. 272 anytime, PROFESSIONAL Office, 353 B Y PONTIAC 822,900 — Six-room older Colonial, two-car garage. full baths, overlooking family, 13 rooms. Circa 1810, plus tax. continental Main Street, Manchester. 1976 MERRITT ...... breakfast, maid service, color Center Street. Air con­ 6 4 3 - 2 1 4 5 $38,500 — Immaculate 8-room Ranch, garage, alr- Saulters Pond. Rec room with completely restored, possible ditioning, hot water, heat, 319 Main St. Agency 848-1180 BELL and Howell filmosound Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 TV, utilities, parking. Call, condltlonarl bar, built-in’s and garage. corpmerical use, excellent zoom camera with projector AVAILABLE May 1st, parking. Call 649-1680 or 649- Priced in Mid $40’s. Dubaldo- 646-2300. ' 2 836,500 — Cape, wall-lo-wall, aluminum siding, gar­ location. Mid $50’s. Mr. Boyle, and recorder. Excellent con- PRIVATE riding instructions, Rockville-3 room furnished 3549. Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. agent 646-8422, 649-9565. apartment, heat, adults, no age, fenced yard. dition,. 646-2736 after 4 p.m. English and Western, $5.00 WANTED GIRL to share per hour, call 633-5571, pets. Security. $175 monthly. 838,000 — Three bedroom Ranch plus family room, apartment in Manchester with 646-1060. OFFICE SPACE 5 YEAR • 60,000 MILE Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 ALUMINUM sheets used as anytime. the same. $100, monthly, 643- DATSUN TRUCKS garage, treed yard. printing plates, .007 thick, FOR RENT ENGINE WARRANTY 1030 before 1 p.m. ROCKVILLE- May 1st oc­ 250 square feet, center of 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for LDNGS - SHDRTS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY EQUIPPED VVITH: i Block No. 0069 $1. Phone 643-2711. DOG-CAT BOARDING cupancy. Three large rooms, Manchester, air con­ bathing/grooming. Complete TO SHARE home with area appliances, heat, hot water, MFGR’S LIST PRICE $3641.80 business man, Manchester- ditioning and parking. Call JOE LOMBARDO CLEAN USED refrigerators, modern facilities. Canine no p ets. S ecu rity . $160 643-9551. 2661 140 4 cyl. engine, radial YOU CAN DO BETTER Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Vernon area. $135 per month. monthly. 646-1060. Prices Start As Low As: ranges, automatic washers, For information, days, 872- tuned suspension, BR-78x13 SAVE *236 with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 839,500 — Aluminum sided Colonial, garage, 4382 and evenings 643-0780. steel belted radial tires, front breazaway, 2 palloel Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- 4ulos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 2171, GOLDEN RETRIVER pups, stabilizer bar. AM radio, body 840,000 — Two-Family flat, 3 black marble fireplaces, AKC, ready to go. Ellington, side moldings. new wiring. SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice. Ct„ 872-4072. Apartments For Rent 53 *S7 NBW CAR OR USBD CAR... Leading manufacturer has 3385 M2,000 — Simply Immaculatel 9-room Colonial, 5 AT LYNCH! WE HAVE customers waiting bedrooms, 2-car garage. redwood pools left over from FOR SALE -AKC Irish Seller 1975 season Half Price. for the rental of your apart­ *3584 $42,000 — EasI Hartford Two-Family. Nice lol, tananis puppies, very calm parents. ment or home. J.D. Real Guaranteed installation and Call 742-6283. pay utllllles. terms. Call toll free 1-800-228- Estate Associates, Inc. 646- PRE-OWNED SPECIALS 1976 ask for Monte, day or 1980. SAVE *612 evening including Sunday. GERMAN shorthaired Pointers, AKC, FDSB, nine LOOKING for anything in real CHINA - 82 piece, Limoges, weeks old, hunting and field. estate rental - apartments, 74 CAPRI .SeSS 73 NOVA *2995 ALEX MATTHEW ' Custom Hatchback. 350 V-fl. 3-speed 'floor shift, Pearl ivory pattern, $50.; 35 Trail breeding. Dam for sale, homes, multiple dwellings, no 2000 cc engine. 4 speed, radial tires. AM radio, styled wheels, tangerine, black Interior. power steering, AM-FM radio, under 25,000 miles, piece Steubenville, very old, three years old, excellent lees. Call J.D. Real Estate tangerine finish. 845,900 — East Side Two-Farhily, 3-car garage. 7% $35.; not. sets. Call 646-0554. hunter. 568-1453. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 74 TOYOTA *3495 1976 LeMans assumable morigagal 74 CHEVROLET *2595 Celica ST 2-Door hardtop. 4 cylinder, automatic, 4 new 2 Door Coupe 850.000 — Cleanest Two-Family we've ever seeni Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Safa 61 Autos For Sale »• 61 MIchelln radial tires, navy blue linish, tan Interior, un­ Vega Hatchback. 4 cylinder, automatic, 20.000 original Close to Center. ■ BUS/NESS^r der 25,000 original miles. miles. AM radio, factory air. tinted glass, ralley stripes, EQUIPPED WITH: 74 MUSTANG II *3495 burgundy linish, black check Interior 350 V8, oufomotic fronsmissionT 851.500 — Glamorous Glastonbury Raised Ranch. 1975 CORDOBAl power sleering. power disc brakes, J\FGR'S LIST $5119.80 Many features. Ghla Hardtop. V0. automatic, power steering, AM 73 VW 412 *3195 high energy ignition, GR-76x1 S steel radio, center console, steel belled radial tires, forest Sedan. Fuel Injected 4-cyllnder, automatic, factory air, belted radial whitewall tires, vinyl 852.500 — Unusuall Country-atmosphere Two-Family. green finish, light green vinyl roof. 15,000 miles. AM-FM, steel belted radial tires, rear window Big lot. ^ 1976 FIAT 128 1976 FIAT 128 defroster, sliver blue metallic, 25,000 miles. trim, AM FM radio, rear speaker, 5 9 9 9 ” elec, reor window defroster, deluxe $ CORONA CORONA 2-Door 4-Door Automatic, powar steering, power brakei, tinted wheel covers, body side moldings, glate, AM-FM Stereo, leather bucket tealt, auto TRUCK SPECIAL remote control mirror. 4507 4 Door Sedan Door Wagon speed control, power windows, lun root, radial tirst, JIM FINNEGAN road wheels, vinyl roof, opera lights plus much 74 FORD F-100 EQUIPPED WITH: ^ more... V6 engine, outomotic transmission, power V2 Ton Pickup, 6 cylinder, automatic, step ’n tow rear SAVE *610 sleering, power disc brakes, BR-78xl3 steel 849,900 — In-law suite Is only one of many fealuresi DEMO - WITH FULL FACTORY WARRANTY bumper, 13,000 miles, yellow finish. 10-room Raised Ranch. belted rodiol tires, elec, rear window defros­ *3195 1976 Pontiac ter. AM FM stereo rodio, formal vinyl roof, 884,000 — Home and office combo. Main St. near tinted windows, body side moldings, door hospital. Big, clean. BXCWSmtY WITH us! edge guards, elec, clock, folding rear seot, Every cor on our loJ hos been corefully cheeVed over ond hoj been sports console, seat bock adjuster, rear panel graded ai to its condition and volue . . . and priced accordingly. molding, bumper guards, luxury trim group All carry our personal guarantee regardless of grade or price. 72 FORD *2395 71 DATSUN *1095 Maverick 2-Door Sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic. AM-FM I dME DOUTOII / lOUHURWITZl s to c k s to c k 510 2-Door Sedan. 4 cylinder. 4 speed, gold finish. MFGR'S LIST PRICE $5420.80 STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES #5-1709 radia, 25,000 milea, copper finish. > i)®-1753 2962 *3247 74 GMC JIMMY «> steel belted radial tires, body side molding, tinted 4 wheel drive, auto., PS, radio, excellent sum­ 852,500 — Adelaide Rd. area, 7-room Capa, two- glass, electric rear window defroster, reclining front mer recreational vehicle. Low mileage. Real 72 MERCURY *2295 71 HORNET *1895 $ car garage. Neat and clean. Neighborhood of $100,- seats, clock, and trip odometer. sharp. 000 housesi Truly park-llka yard. A really prudent Monlego MX Broughom. V-8, oulomollc, power 2-Door Sedan. 6 cylinder, automatic. AM radio, vinvl Offer good till April 30, 1976 on In stock units. sleering, teclory eir, cenler armreel, 4 new whilewall Interior, light green finish. 4750 Investment. Call now. 1976 FIAT 1976 FIAT 131 69 DODGE DART SWINGER tirea, copper finish with malching vinyl root. 6 cylinder, auto., radio, low mileage, super clean. Station Wagon 71 FORD *1595 897,000 — Eleven room HIghwood Drive Colonial. X19 73 DODGE CHARGER Country Squire Station Wagon. V-0, power steering Probably Manchester’s premier location. Plethora Spe.lel Edition, auto., PS, PB, a/c, bucket 71 TOYOTA *1995 power brakes, roof rack, factory air. of features, park-llke yard. This property Is the very (USED GARS GUARANTEED 100% ) seats, console, wire wheel cover, pwr wind a Crown 4-Door Sedan. 6 cylinder, auto.. PS, power brakes, factory air. steel belted radlals, rear window basti much more. defroster. 70 TOYOTA *1095 73 DODGE DART SWINGER Corolla Coupe. 4 cyl., 4 speed, blue. LEASING 1968 CHEVY NOVA <1395 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA <2395 Auto, PS, radio, vinyl roof, w.t.w., plus much 831,900 — Six-room aluminum sided home with 2 Door, 6 cyl., AM radio, dark green, 2-Door Sedan 1600, 4 speed, nlce red ihcre. This must be seen. 71 FORD *1895 DAILY • MONTHLY • LONG TERM garage In very, very desirable, convenient Ideation. 68,000 original miles. finish, AM radio. Immaculate. Qalexle 4-Or. Hardlop. V-8, aulo., PS, laclory air, AM 70 CHEVROLET *1795 All of our General Motors cars are now available for Call right nowl 74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER radio, 4 new whilewall Urea, IlghI malalllc blue llnlah. Nova 4-Door Sedan. 0 cyl.. auto.. PS. radio, 4 now 1971 TOYOTA CORONA <1995 1972 FORD PINTO <1995 Slant 6, SI. Trans., R low mileage, vary econ­ whilewall tires, white blue vinyl roof. leasing arrangements. 4-Ooor, automatic, AM radio, light blue, Runabout, 4 speed, AM radio, excellent omical. MANY MORE like naw. consitlon. J H E CALL US - WE WORK s to c k s to c k 74 DODGE DART SPORT 70 DATSUN *1095 2 FIAT 12B *1595 FastbeCk, 6 cyl., auto., PS, R deluxe Int., ww 510 Station Wagon. 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM radio, light Soor sedan, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, front wheel drive. A Stop in and compare the advantages of leasing to 1972 TOYOTA COROLLA <1795 )Y5-1701 <4555 # 5 - 1 6 0 9 green. nifty little mountain goatl Blue finish. 1974 TOYOTA CELICA <3295 <4297 tires, deluxe wheel covers, baby blue. buying. o WILLIAM E. BELFIORE 2-Door Sedan, 4 speed, radio, super G.T. 2-Door Hardtop. Silver, AM/FM economy car. radio, 5 speed, like nem A very hard to 73 FORD LTD A6ENCY 1975 TOYOTA CELICA <3795 find carl ^ 2-Door Hardtop, auto., PS, radio. Black on REALTORS 647-1413 2-Door Hardtop, 4 speed, AM radio, 1971 TOYOTA CORONA <1995 PONTIAC - BUICK - OPEL - OATSUN black on black. Many other opliont. black vinyl top, nice rad finish, radial 2-Door Hardtop, automatic, AM radio, FIAT - LANCIA - AND PRE-OWNED CARS P.S. ELLINGTON tires, body side molding, 14,000 miles, folddown rear seat, nice red finish, like NIna-room historic Colonial. Five bedrooms, Ihree like new. new. out buildings. Whispering trout stream runs thru Burwfm comoENCF D e C o r m l e r MOTORS. INC. property. All Ihls on three park-llke acresi Easy drive to any central Connecticut town. Truly an OLDSNOOILE • PORTIIC • CUILLIC executive or professional hideaway, yet close lo L Y N C H O Y O T A U l l c h of EAST WINDSOR CHORCHES everything. Priced realistically In the sevanlles. Call AMD Motors Inc. lor an appointment. of Manchester ROUTESROUTE 83y VERNON 872-9145 345 Center St. (Rt. 6) Manchester • 646-4321 Route 5, East Windsor • 289-6483 Lao Oakland St. 643-2791 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-4165 I PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 16, 1976 — PAGE NINETEEN ^ M d E m M t Answer to Previous Puzzle iltffM For B o h 81 Auloi for Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Auto* For Sale 61 At the Races Bpjw* m ism si Charles M. Schultz ACROSS 58 German article I I' .1:^1-^ iw!;'. I'ii |i!!'' 1 Race track 59 Since (Scot.) Dear Abby circuits j.:::^ l l L k j DOWN X L i K C h I 5 MERCURY 5 Be first horse THIS ONE MARCIE.THIS P0E5N T EVEN U)E'R£ 601N 6 TO I ia VE TO 8 Horse's gait 1 Groom will do IS A COME CLOSE TO FITTINS,'' MEASURE TOUR HEAP SIR M By Abigail Van Buren 12 Egress this to s m iM A G t, Bu t MOk’ IAKT'l APRIL ACTION 13 Arab name exercise horse BEAinV, UWATSUKONEUIITH'^OU?.'' ANP FIND HOUR PROPER SIZE... HROTHI-RS 14 Chest sound 2 S pindle £>S k i i SIR... C-O-N-T-I-N-U-E-S ______15 Entire 3 D ose of X D O N 'T (G erm an) m edicine & *16 Winter month 4 Spirited m LiK f H IM (ab.) horses 21 N um ber 39 Narrow inlet 17 Adjective 6 Walked in 24 Swollen (Fr.) 40 Provides ^ t suffix (pi.) water 25 Russlatl river su p p o rt 16 Remove ” 1 - f Tr-ir-L:'! NEW and DEMONSTRATORS D E A R A B B Y : Our English teacher said we had to rite to 6 Island (Fr.) 26 W ander 41 Aroused from HtA W THUtfUS^JlOn 20 Register for 7 All horses can 27 Weathercock sleep someone in another city as a homework asighnment, so I am K / h 't 't ' y lr service be called this 26 Used in many 42 In motion (////- riting to you. 22 Accomplished (2 w ds.) gam es 43 Taxis 1975 and 1976 MERCURYS D w Abby, 23 N othing 6 W arble 29 Father 44 Harvest WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI You are solving my problem without even noing it becuz I 24 Amount won 9 Rajah's wife 30 Inquisitive 45 Escutcheon choze you to rite to. 27 Used to 10 Spanish 32 What cones bord er transport cheers 47 Heavy wagon rVE OU, WINTHROP. MY PHYeiCAL EBAUTY? ANCTHB^ CHOICE. give you a lot of credit. I t takes a lot of guts to tell people race horses win track 52 Pub drink 31 Gold (Sp.) BRAND NEW what to do becuz you no what happins to people who stUc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 11 76 MONARCH 32 Messenger there nose in other people's biznus. I VISITED HIM THIS ^ THAT’S THE 33 Finland city I'M VERY FLATTERED 12 13 14 HE'S AFTERNOON-AND HE FIRST BIT BY yOUR PROPOSAL r Very truly yours, 34 Chinese PHIL HAS BEEN IN THE ^ GOING HAS FINALLY LICKED O------F GOOD L J .C K .I SALE “FIN ENGLISH" pagoda IS 16 17 HOSPITAL FOR THREE WHOLE ) T6 BE THAT CASE OF FLU. THE NEWS I'VE 35 Cans WEEKS. RON... I'M WORRIED' I O K A Y /i DOCTOR SAID HE SHOULD HAD IN A 4-DOOR 36 Pounds (ab.) 18 19 26 2i BE HOME IN A W EEKI LONG TIM E. PRICE 37 Shade tree 1 38 One (Fr.) 22 Z3 SEDAN D E A R A B B Y ; I have heard that men who are bald at an 39 Kind of race 1 24 25 is ZT 28 29 30 early age have a very low sex drive. Is that true? 41 Exist Color whito, ,took ISEIIS. Equippod with JOO 6-oyl. tngint, DR7Si14 42 Own (Scot.) ■ 31 32 33 G OING W IT H ONE 43 Tokens of pi»= rodlal tlroo. And All Ford Soloty FoatumI <3768 1 ■ ■ victory ^ iV e t n M A H c .lH R f^U S Pit 06 cavAUJ 34 3S 36 NEW 1976 1875 46 Racing 1 ■ 1976 1976 equipm ent 3) 39 40 COUGAR MERCURY D E A R G O IN G : N ot necessarily, Juat because there’s 50 Air (comb, 1 ■ ■ 61 Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sale BORCAT form ) 42 Auto* For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 CAPRI II 3-Dr. X«-7 M on tagu M X chrome on the dome doesn’t mean there’s no power under Sport Coupt I6A22, dark yellow 2-Door Pillared Hard­ 51 Consume food 1 R u nabout the hood. 47 48 49 green metallic, 351V-6, top. Stock fSCS, pastel 53 Verbal 43 44 46 4S 1969 TOYOTA, $500. Call 649- VOLKSWAGEN BUS, 1971, 1965 MUSTANG Convertible - 1974 FO R D window van, V-8, [Stock I6T21.' fight' 54 Refuse to run 1 4997. Stock I6KS3, color twin comfort lounge yellow, brown vinyl roof, 60 51 52 53 good condition, radial tires. V-8 automatic, $350 or best autom atic, 19,000 m iles, in­ orange, automatic JoPseOr. automatic seats, radial whitewalla, opera window, 351 V-8. 55 Samuel's I tranamlaaion, ateel teacher (Bib.) $1,700. Call 649-4433. offer. 647-9098. After 5 p.m. • sulated, carpeted, curtains. tranamlaaion, electric electric rear window radial ply tires, con­ 54 56 56 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, Lots of chrome, much more. rear window defroaler, I belted radial whitewalla. defogger, manual air venience group, manual 56 C ry I power ateering, electric D E A R A B B Y : I am writing from my hospital bed where excellent condition, tan, 1974 MAZDA, 2-door, rotary, $4,500. o r best offer. 649-33^ power steering, low condition, AM/FM air cpnditloning, AM 57 German ship. 67 58 59 1968 JE E P - Commando; V-6, I reav window defroster, G r a f------le DID MOLLTHOCK HOLLYWOCK ISN'T, W H A X S H E sunroof, rear window air, automatic, tachometer, a fte r 5 p.m. mileage demonatrator. Multiplex, radio, app. Radio, protective body I have been confined for three weeks. I'll be here for at least I Am radio, protective ElsUOY ^-OUIR ruRNED-ON BY P I G S A R E 4-way plow, big tires, roll bar, protection group, tinted moldings. another three weeks for treatment, but that’s not my . NKWSI'AI’KR KNTKRI'HISK A«S . defogger, am/fm, one owner, .radials, 14,900 m iles. I body Bide moldings. .MEW ALBUMS MUSIC. t a l k i n g good condition, $1,295. 643- Qlaaa, steel wheels problem. $1,250. C all days, 521-1800, E xcellent condition. $2,695. BOOKS* evenings 643-6756. 1216. 646-5885.. M y problem is a relative who comes to visit me nearly USED CAR every day. I never saw that much of her when I was well, *4272 and she aggravates me. She always brings me bad news and ★ SPECIALS ★ the worst Idnd of gossip. I f I have other visitors while she's Win at Bridge here, she doesn't let anybody else talk. She is a very loud 1975 Dodge Coronet and overbearing person. And she’s an authority on 4-Door 8«dan, 318 74 FORD $3095 72 PIRTO 75 MAVERICK $3095 2-Door Sedan, medium green, matching everything. •ngina, air cond., $ 1 Q E A Oran Torino 4 door sedan, light gold, 351 4-Door Sedan, white, dark brown vinyl powar ataaring. I WWW V-8, automatic, power ateering, power vinyl interior, economical 4-cyl., 4 speed roof, economical 8-cyl., auto., whitewalla, She asks questions that are none of her business, such as: Pete hopes finesse is wrong brakes, factory air, new whitewalla. trana., radio, whitewalla. radio, power steering, rust proofing. “ How much does it cost to stay here and how much is 1975 Chev. D Camino Pickup covered by insurance?” Then she ends up by telUng me that 11,800 milaa, 74 FORD LTD $3395 probably give his partner a automatic, pow a r$^4E A 73 PLYM. Duster $2595 most people go home sicker than they were when they came Brougham 4 door hardtop, light gold, 2-Ooor Coupe, green, matching vinyl In­ NORTH (D) 16 d u b ru ff and Pete would be ataaring, 8 eytlndar. M I w U matching twin comfort-lounge seats. V-8, to the hospital because there is so much disease around NHI, terior. economical slant 6 eng., radio, there. A754 held to his contract! On the 1974 Dodge Pickup automatic, power steering, power new whitewalla. Sharp car. VQ964 brakes, factory air. radial whitewalls. Also, she said, “ You aren’t really sick at all; it’s all in other hand if Pete did not take Club cab, 8-foot $ 0 1 Q R ♦ AS4 the finesse and it would have Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence ^body, ona ownar. W I W W your head.” A A K3 would wind up making five in­ 75 FORD $4195 70 MAVERICK $1395 Abby, how can I keep that woman out o f here? I don’t WEST EAST 1974 Chevrolet Nova Granada 4-Ooor Sedan, dark green, sad­ 2-Door Sedan, economical 6-cyl., 3- want to put a “ Do not disturb” sign on my door because I stead of six. WHAT PO VOU MEAN--'' y o u W A N T 4-Ooor Sadan, 8 4J98 «Q 10 6 2 THERE MAV BE A WAV dle vinyl Interior, 6-cyl., automatic, power speed Iransmlaalon, radio, whitewalla, like company—but not her! What can I do? What did Pete do? He rose THE FORMULA, cylindar, automatic, ateering. radio, factory air conditioning, VK 5 ¥87 TO J06 VOUR MEMORY?, PON'T you? FOR, hard to find price rangel TRAPPED IN THE HOSPITAL with the ace and wound up p . « „ •<»r>ng.S2B95 bucket seats, radial whitewalla. ♦ J9 ♦ 10 8 7 6 3 2 making five hearts. SAY #200,000 4iJ 10 9864 a Q I M I6 H T r e ­ Did he refuse the finesse m e m b e r i t ; 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger S O U T H because he was a pessimist? > 2-Door Hardtop, 18,- D E A R T R A P P E D : Enlist the help of your nurses and/or A A K 3 No. He refused it because he 000 milaa, 8 cylindar, ¥ A J to 3 2 your doctor. Ask them to please tell the woman that her ftandard ahift, ♦ KQ wanted it to be wrong. Pete powar ataaring, $ 9 fiR fl viaita are upsetting and she is not to come again. A752 had really underbid his hand. radio. Immacutata. f c W w U ^ /IW ORIARTY B Both vulnerable Surely some slam try was in­ 1974 Barracuda dicated after that heart raise. Therefore, Pete reasoned that 2-Door Hardtop. W est North East South Automatic, power a lot of pairs would be in a ataaring, radio, ona $ O O I% A slam which would depend on ownar. W W w U l A Pass 1 V the heart finesse. Pete would Pass 2 V Pass 4 V get some points if the finesse 1973 Vaiiant Sedan 3 1 5 CENTER iT;', MANCHESTER, CONN. 843-5135 Pass P ass Pass 4>Door, 318 angina, Opening lead — J A were wrong and very few if it automatic, low S O ilA R Astro-graph were right, ^ Alley Oop — Dave Graue m itaaga. f c H w W 1972 Dodge Charger S.L By BERNICE BEDE OSOL By Oswald & James Jacoby DID YOU YEP.' IT SOUNDS 2-Door Hardtop, air Pessimistic Pete won the conditioning, powar HEAK LIKE THEY'RE ataaring, powar FOR Saturday, April 17. 1976 first trick with dummy’s king A Maine reader wants us to THAT, FINALLY BEGINNINS SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) of clubs. East played the OOP? T'VONDER WHERE brakaa, automatic, S O A A B ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You have a sort of Midas touch define "Convention". radio, vinyl roof. f c ^ W W queen and Pete promptly call- Trucks lor Sele 62 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Campera-Trallera Your charm and Keen sense of today. Anything you lay your The official definition is 1973 DODGE Polara, four hands on could result in gain in ^ for the queen of hearts. 1972 Chrysler New Yorker door, heavy duty car, well- Mobile Homes 65 humor will be your major that it is a bid or call that by 4-Door Hardtop. Air assets today. With all that go­ one way or another. East played low and it was agreement, not inference, maintained, excellent 1974 DODGE Pick-up, MINI BIKE, good condition, 5 up to Pete to decide whether conditioning, powar automatic, low mileage, GREAT BUY - set up on nice ing for you. what more do you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. gives or requests information m echanical condition. $1,350. horsepower, 175. 646-5847. need? or not to take the trump ataaring, powar lot - ready to live in. Wall to, 21) You'll be very popular lo­ unrelated to the denomination brakaa, powar win- 871-1089. extras, $3,200. Call 646-4189. wall carpeting, matching TAURUS (April 20-May 20) day and may even be invited to finesse. The game was match named.“'Thus, when you bid dowa, automatic, $ 0 9 R fl 1972 KAW ASAKI - 350, Rebuilt WE DO! appliances. Private front Lady Luck may have a role In two different social events. At­ point duplicate and if Pete lost four notrump to ask for aces radio. Vary clean. £ w w W engine. Best offer, must sell. “See what tha world Is coming to at” dining room. $7,800. Owner turning you on to something tend both, for you'll meet In­ that finesse, West would you are using the Blackwood 62 Call 649-1184. 1971 Dodge Dart Trucka lor Sale axious, financing available or profitable today. Perk up your teresting people. convention. ^4-Door Sadan, 8 Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 ears when you hear Iriends dis­ rent with option to buy. Plaza CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 4 cylindar, automatic, $ 4 A A B 1967 FORD, F250, 6 cylinder, cuss business. Homes Broker, l-828-p360. 19) It will be a quiet day today, 49,000 milaa. I O w W pick-up truck, $600. Call 647- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE Campera-Trallera Berry’s World - Lowest rates available. Mobile Homes 65 GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) The but not an uneventful one. OPEN HOUSE clearance best things to happen to you Good things will come your MANCHESTER HONDA MANCHESTER "Sunny Day” coverage. sale. Before you buy check today are likely to occur in con­ way without need to seek them 1966 HALF TON Ford truck, Exclusive NETRA Agent. A BANK repossession set up The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions 24 ADAMS STREET 646-2789 PLYMOUTH, INC. in park, ready to occupy. Must our prices. Immediate junction with someone else. out. good all around condition, Clarke Agency, 643-1126. You're fortunate in partnership. Rt. 83 643-2708 sell! Bank wifi arrange all parking available, throughout AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 19) $500. Telephone 646-8663. the slate. Top dollar lor your PUCH-TE175, very fast, financing^ For information 1- CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Others will take a role today in 828-0360 Broker. home in trade. Excellent Creative projects should be a helping to make things happen 1965 CHEVROLET. Utility dependable, woods bike, many financing available. New and body. Call 649-4446. extras. $560. Rickman, one source of pure enjoyment for that you're are hoping for. WE HAVE SELLING your mobile home? used. Priced from $995.00. you today. Spend time, on ac­ They'll move obstacles you year old, 250cc, M X , super Come see the all new "Blue tivities challenging your im­ can't move. 1971 CHEVY half ton truck for fast, many extras, $600, After Buyers w a itin g ! 1-828-0360 Broker. Baron." $16,995. parts, a g in a tio n . sale. 283 engine. Call 649-4679. 3, 643-4548. supplies and accessories. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Full-time service department. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't be Circumstances are unusual to­ SOMETHING-EVERYONEI 1964 Indian Scout, four wheel 1972 H A R L E Y , 350 S print, SELLING YOUR Mobil surprisea today if you receive a day, but highly favorable. Don't Plaza Homes, 134 Wilbur great deal of attention from waste time on trifles. Concen­ If you’re looking for a better car... new or used . . . you’ll find it at CHARTER OAK BUICKI Yee, we do drive. F o r parts $200.649-7591, $400. Call 647-9214 a fte r 5:30 home? Buyers waiting. 1-828- Cross Highway, Berlin Ct. 1- days. p.m. 0360 Broker. someone you thought wasn't trate on things that can yield a have something for everyone. . . and at a price you can afford. Stop In today and look over our complete 628-0369. all that aware of you. liberal return. selection, the price and the fine service you get at this area’s number-one dealerthipl Automotive Service 66 Aulomollve Service 66 Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Your material prospects look extremely encouraging loday. your See if you can put something birthday DEMONSTRATOR SALE together to fatten your purse. I April 17, 1976 LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) ^ ★ - F k ★ - ★ - X Bright ideas will com e to you in The pursuit of knowledge will FREE assume a greater importance Born Loser — Art Sansom 1976 ELECTRA 225 rapid succession today, es- 1976 REGAL COUPE MOUNTING ' pecially if you're around people lor you this coming year. What Engine V-8 350-2, AM-FM Radio, Radial W/W QR 78-15, Air LTD - PARK AVE. ^ ^ who are discussing topics you you learn will alter your tile by Super Deal! giving you a more positive out­ Conditioner, Tinted Qlase, Door Quarde, Carpet Savers, ConBlue, AM-FM Stereo rad-lap, fuul usage Indicator, air like.* a w w '^H 0LP IT,.,'A > OWLS' Conv. Group, Body Stripe White, Cuatom Trim 60/40, THM cond - auto, speed alert, tinted glaaa, aleo rr wdo dafog, door look. 350 Auto Trane., Rear Speaker Single, Firm Ride & Hdig., guarda, remote mirror-therm, pwr eeat-both tidaa, lamp CHAW6EA -fcAVeiiAg eo*’,.. Speed Alert. Elec. RR WDO Defog., Sport Mlrrora, Tilt SIrg. monllore-F&R, till etrg. wheal, auto aloe door loeka, llghtad Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and StoHel ______I Wheel, Chrome Wheele, Landau Top-Hood Orna. Stock No. mirror, pwr antenna, w/w tires, JR78-15/B, cornering iighta, .DOLLAR? pulaat w/a wipers, hdip on Indicator, bumper guards, FAR, ®1976byNEA,,noQj;(/,0^^^ R etail $ 6432 .3 0 remote mirror. RH, carpet aavera A mate, dr c t^ A warn our Fsbraary prices on Mackwalls and whitewalls lamps, crulee matter, etec trunk rel, low fuel Trtdioator, YAUL NEED REFERENCES PLEASE HANDLE. I "Great! Just what I needed — a Nixon-hater SALE PRICE $ chrom e wheele. Stock No. 8022 r GET A LOAN, SVUVESTER.' THIS CAREFULLY... _ _ quoting from fin a l Days!' " C 0 L ^ R etail $ 9 9 04 .5 5 < a ^ ^ G O r A N Y ? IT'S VERY m 5 5 8 8 i r DOUBLE BELTED ★ bur Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick l(K I'M G L A D yVALUABUE.' SALE PRICE B O O O ^ FIRESTONE DELUXE CNANIPION^ BMJSi'-WALSV Y X l LOAN CO. ASKED-V MV WORD, TWIS66. YOU'VE HOW UNW1TTIN6LV 6IVEN ME AN HOW COME * IDEA TriAT ASSURES TtlE ABOUT m NIB5 SUCCESS OF MV PASEANT! BAXTER? IS PLAYING RT A 7 8 13 B la c k w a ll 1, MYSELF WILL PLAY HIS CORNWALLIS? Plus 1 7b CORNWALLIS IN TriE CLIMACTIC TEETH IT'S NOT F E T and SCENE—TriE SURRENDER DON'T HIS STYLE old tire AT YORKTOWN'. FIT, TO BE This Funny World L’il Sport - Wirth BLACKWALLS NOW 1 EITHER SECOND Size SIMPLY NEED SOMEONE Nb. price NOW Double HIkm- BANANA jilass hell lor to TAKE THE POLE OF B 7 8 14 537 80 527.25 THIS SCROLL DESIGNATIN' VA AS SeORSE WASHINSTON! 38 45 28.25 lon^ inileai'e. 1976 CENTURY WAGON C 7 8 14 “BUM OF THE YEAR FOR 1975" < 1976 REGAL COUPE E 7 8 14 40 00 29.25 polyesliT cord AM-FM Stereo Radio, sir conditlonar, apeed alart, tinted 2-Dr. Colon Cpe, white, engine V-8 380-4, AM/FM Stereo glees, BPR guards-FAR, carpet eavere A mate, pwr wdo, elec F 7 8 14 44.10 32.25 lioiiy for ISN'T EXACTCl' \WHAT 1 HAD J c radio, cuelom-aire, epoed alert, tinted glaaa, bpr guards FAR, IN M IN D .' door locks, conv. group, styled whi evr., load front carpel, carpet'aavera A mala, tilt airg whool, Inatr gauges A clock, G 7 8 1 4 45.95 33.25 slrength radial w/w HR78-15, custom belts, pulaat w/a wipsra, alee RR body atripo blue, custom trim 60/40, thm 350 auto trana, H 7 8 1 4 49.50 36.25 defog, ram. Ctrl. 0/S mirror, power teat 6-way, tilt atg. wheel, radial w/w QR76-18. custom belts, pulaat w/a wipers, eloc RR 45.30 33.25 remote T-gate lock, elec, clock, wood grain applique, F 7 8 1 5 BUY 4 ^ Sswa wdo delog, sport mirrors, pwr wdo, c o q v . group, chromo G 7 8 15 47.10 34.25 lu g g a g , rack. Slock No. S U 4 R e ta il $6986.85 wheels, landau top hood om a. Stock No. 6100 p H 7 8 1 5 5070 37.25 RotBlI $6630.60 ^ mu J 7 8 1 5 52 50 38.25 CHARM SALE PRICE ^ 5 9 0 9 L 7 8 15 54.90 40.25 All prices plus I 98 to SIAFETani ,Id lire W h a t WhIUwall add >3.25 to ^4.25 HAPPEHEP TO WASHINGTON? B«q u S P*t oti i f

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