Follow These Contest Rules... Always Has Extended the Hand of Accomplished.” ' This Department Require Extra Ford Conceded “ I Expected to Tuesday’S Operation

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The weather Inside today ------— • ¥ Mostly sunny, warm today, high In mid 60s. Fair tonight, low around 40. Area news . 15, 16 Kitchen...... 25 Partly sunny Thursday, high in 60s. Business... 31, 32 Obituaries...... 12 National weather forecast. map on Classified .. .20-22 Old Codger ___ 29 Page 18. C om ics___ ... 23 People ...... 25 Dear Abby. ... 23 Second Thought 25 Editorial .. -----4 S p o rts...... 13, 14 WIN Carter defeats Wallace again Reagan bounces back by upsetting Ford

RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - Ronald shots.” Wallace pledged to try again in North Carolina, have 55 and 23, Reagan Bounced back from five in Wisconsin April 6 “to keep them respectively. It takes 1,505 for straight defeats Tuesday to beat all honest.” nomination. President Ford in the North Carolina Reagan won 28 of the North In a puzzling announcement before ■ Motor Salesj Republican primary and keep his Carolina’s 54 convention delegates, the North Carolina returns rolled in, sinking presidential campaign afloat. giving him 81 to date. Ford won 24, Reagan said he had cleared his cam­ Jimmy Carter beat Gov. George giving him 205. Needed to win the paign schedule next week to work on Wallace for the third time, giving the GOP nomination: 1,130. a nationally televised broadcast. The former Georgia governor four wins On the Democratic side. Carter Reagan camp did not elaborate, but in six primaries and tightening his won 36 of the 61 delegates for a total it was possible the appearance would grip on the leadership in the race for of 167. Wallace won 25, for a total to be a plea for funds for his debt- the 1976 Democratic presidential 85. Sen. Henry Jackson and Rep. riddled campaign. Center nears completion' nomination. Morris Udall, who did not campaign The exterior of the Regional Occupational Training Center on Wetherell St. nears comple- Reagan’s win was an upset that tion as it waits for installation of overhead garage doors. The interior masonry walls are even the former California governor had not publicly predicted. It left him completed and drying preparatory to being painted. Ductwork is being installed and in­ well behind Ford in the GOP nomina­ Bloodmobile swamped 3 sulated. The electrical contractor is pulling wires through conduits. Workers are putting tion contest but no longer under party caulking round doors and window frames. The last section of concrete floor slab has been pressure to give up his challenge of by heavy turnout poured, and that is in the automotive lab. Kitchen equipment is being installed including Ford, the first president to come to walk-in refrigerators. (Herald photo by Dunn) office without election. Donors were being turned away Had it continued to normal closing The first Reagan victory was more late Tuesday afternoon from the Red time, 5:30 p.m., it would have meant conclusive than Ford’s initial win Cross Bloodmobile collection at a considerable wait for not only the just a month ago in New Hampshire. South United Methodist Church donors, but also the Center and local The Californian won 52 to 46 per cent because the number of people already volunteer staff. Weiss assures Eighth District in North Carolina, with 2 per cent being processed would take the Late arriving donors were given voting “No Preference.” Ford took operation beyond the normal closing the opportunity to change their ap­ the Feb. 24 primary in New time. pointment to another time. of fire agency cooperation Hampshire 51 to 49 per cent. The Bloodmobile did collect in The Manchester office of Southern Carter once again swamped the excess of its 150-pint per month New England Telephone Company Alabama governor, getting 54 per quota with a total of 176 pints drawn. scheduled 70 donors for the collec­ W by your department has requested By SOL R. COHEN He said, “I certainly agree that cent to Wallace’s 35, with three other A spokesman from the local Red tion. There were 117 other persons Herald Reporter there should be no barriers, artificial service from the town department, in Democrats getting under 5 per cent Cross expressed regrets to those scheduled. Town Manager Robert Weiss has or real, for complete cooperation in order to avoid confusion." each. Carter’s win was the first prospective donors who, due to cir­ Of the 187 donors scheduled, 62 He added, “As you know, your assured the Eighth District board of operations and I am sure, if there is a majority victory for any Democrat in cumstances over which there was no from SNETCO appeared and 121 department is always called should \As directors “the town of Manchester willingness on both sides, this can be the six primaries this year. control, were turned away from other persons (including walk-ins) Follow These Contest Rules... always has extended the hand of accomplished.” ' this department require extra Ford conceded “ I expected to Tuesday’s operation. appeared. Seven persons were cooperation in its relationships with ' He said immediate attention assistance at any time, and on many win,” but said the loss would fire up According to past donor estimate deferred until another time. 1. Fra* car coupons will ba Includsd In various ada appaaring In Ths Hsrald through March 31, 1976. the Eighth District and would expect should be given in the area of the occasions we have accomodated the his campaign to more strenuous ef­ projections, only a half-unit set up The Red Cross spokesman to do so." Northfield Green Condominium, off requests of the Eighth District, not forts. His chief campaign strategist, was sent to Manchester. This would expressed appreciation to employes 2. Parsons antaring this contsst will writs nama, addrsss and city In spaca providsd on tha coupon or ona His statement is in a letter to Lydall St., “where most of the area only as a backup for fire emergen­ Rogers C.B. Morton, said the rsasonabis facsimlls 6t ths coupon. (Not a raproductlon by duplicating dsvica) take care of about 100 pints. of the local SNETCO who supported Willard Marvin, the district’s fire served falls within the Town Fire cies, but also in other areas—such as President’s campaign was not un­ When officials saw the increased this operation. commissioner, and is in reply to a District and a small portion within using the hose tower, furnishing in­ tracked by the loss and would have 3. Ths coupon must bs brought to ths stors whoss nama It carriss and must bs placsd In that stora’a rscsp- turnout of donors, they phoned the Gallon donors were as follows: Six Feb. 21 letter from Marvin which the Eighth District and, as you know, formation for your Fire Prevention the votes to win the Republican Blood Center in Farmington for gallons —Trueman Crandall and tacla providsd thsrain on, or bstors ators closing April 2, 1976. WIN A FREE recommended “a meeting between a petition of those residents served Week activities, etc.” nomination well before the party’s V—"1 iU LOOK extra workers and an extra half-unit. Marie Miller; five gallons —Jean 1976 AUTO both boards, the chiefs and assistants national convention at Kansas City in Their arrival, however, was too Chaplin and George Hubbard; one 4. It Is not nscsssary to buy a copy of Ths Manchsstar Hsrald; you can uss an ordinary placs of whits papar of both departments, and other in­ August. and submit ona rsasonabis lacsimlla of tha coupon for ths contast. Only ona par ators la psrmlttsd. ------DEPOSIT ------late to accommodate the unexpected gallon -Nancy Andrulot, William COUPON ONLY AT FOR terested parties, to discuss and for­ Reagan, who canceled next week’s turnout before the prescribed closing Bouiey, Steven Kimball and Barbara mulate plans for future cooperation Taxable assessments campaign schedule to prepare for a Corneliuson. 5. All antranta submitting coupons must bs 18 ysars of ago or ovsr. of the operation. Had everyone been between of all concerned for fire national television address that was taken, the operation would possibly The next Bloodmobile visit will be COUPONS safety.’’ announced Tuesday night, expressed 6. No purchass la raquirsd to sntsr thia contsst. WInnar nssd not bs prssant to win. not have closed before 7 or 8 p.m., ac­ April 21 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Weiss March 19 letter states, “I eut baek $426,937 delight and his intention to “continue cording to the spokesman. Church from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. have directed Chief (John) Rivosa to to campaign.” 7. Ths winnsr of tha car may not transfer thsir ownership nor rsdaam It for cash but may purchase another ear IN At 4:30 p.m., the chief nurse from Anyone wishing to make an appoint­ Carter renewed his predictions of a from ths same daalar that providaa ths winning car, using tha winning car aa a down payment. No Manchester NAME meet with Chief (Granville) Lingard By SOL R. COHEN The total is $11,065,837 or 3.8 per the Blood Center, who is in charge of ment may call the Red Cross at 643- Hsrald amployae. Chamber of Commarcs manager, sacratary and Board of DIractora or thsir Immediate fami­ to jointly develop plans for Herald Reporter cent above the previous year's Grand first ballot victory with the the operation and the final judge on 5111. ly are sllgibla. ADDRESS THE cooperative activities wherever ap­ Manchester’s net list of taxable List and, except for last year when Democratic rank and file prevailing such matters, ordered the operation propriate, relative to fire and life the increase was about 2.9 per cent, it over what he called “the political big See I’age Twelve CITY PHONE assessments, based on Oct. 1, 1975 to be dosed. 8. You may enter as many times as you wish and should enter every weak and at svary cooperating store as hazard locations and activities within valuations and after all reductions, is considerably below the 5 per cent DEPOSIT EACH INEEK HERALD new drawings ars held each weak and weakly winners coupons are placsd In master cylinder lor final drawing. the boundaries of the tqwn as a average increase of the past several AS HEW DRAWINOS ARE HELD WEEKLY exemptions and adjustments, is whole.” $299,869,727 - a cut of $426,937 below years. No purchase necesaary...Mu8t ba over 18 years of Weiss said he doesn’t feel that Workers jam public hearing 9. Winner of the master cylinder drawing will spin ths "wheal" listing the cars avallabis. Where ths wheat stops age or older to win. You need not be present to win ALL the preliminary total released Feb. Of the $426,937 cut in the Grand determines ths winning car. but winner muat aQlojKbeeUo eeject the winning car “there is any need for the Board of 19. List, only $21,420 resulted from (from selection of 11 cars). WInnar must pay all taxes Directors of the town and the Eighth The list, (net Grand List) is the appeals to.the Board of Tax Review. 10. The auto dealer of the winning car has the right to a reasonable ordering and dalivsry time If the car Is not & license. WEEK irtllities District to meet to discuss basis for the 1976-77 budgets and tax The board heard 13 appeals and ap­ on 40-hour week proposal In available stock. _ and formulate plans in this area.’’ rates the Board of Directors will proved the combined ^1,420 reduc­ The winner must pay any tax and license tees. adopt in early May. tion for four pieces of property. By JUA.N TAMAYO Spokesmen for state employe un­ "She's not going to be satisfied un­ A cut of $214,370 is l^ au se of an HARTFORD (UPI) — An already ions attacked Mrs. Grasso and her til she gets that, but on the other error in the valuation for the Charles dying proposal to lengthen the work aides, who proposed lengthening the hand state employes are not going to Apartments on Charles Dr., off E. week for state employes has been work week from 35 to 40 hours be satisfied until she gets off our Look For Coupons In The Ads Of The Following Merchants... Middle Tpke. A double entry had without a pay hike to permit cuts in backs,” Ferrucci said. given another push over the edge by been made and the property was some 2,000 state workers at a public the state’s 40,000-plus labor force. “Here, when we have staggering News Summary assessed twice — once for Charles hearing on the measure. "Why ask state employes to pay it inflation. Damn it, all we're trying to FRANK’S SUPERMARKET (the deficit) off?” said A1 Marrotta, do is hold on to what we’ve got,” he ‘" I t 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. LIGGEH DRUG LYNCH TOYOTA SHOOR JEWELERS ALCAR AUTO PARTS PILGRIM FABRICS Dr. and once for E. Middle Tpke. The state workers jammed the MANCHESTER PARKADE 345 CENTER STREET 817 MAIN STREET 228 SPRUCE 8T. ft 177 HARTFORD ROAD Compiled from United Preen Intemedonel said. 284 TALCOTTVILLE RD„ VERNON Another $155,540 was lopped off for Capitol Tuesday night to testify president of the Connecticut State land holdings of the Manchester against the proposal, submitted by Employes Association. Ferrucci was especially critical of ANDERSON LIHLE WORTHS S&S BUICK aOWER FASItlOII million worth of notes for sale "Why ask us to pay a debt that Finance Commissioner Jay 0. MANCHESTER PARKADE CONSUMER SALES 88 E. CENTER STREET State Water Co., formerly private property Gov. Ella T. Grasso to reduce state MANCHESTER PARKADE & DOWNTOWN 81 ADAMS STREET MANCHESTER PARKADE DAIRY QUEEN to keep the city afloat for the belongs to 3.5 million citizens?” he Tepper, chief architect of Mrs. 242 BROAD STREET but now owned by the town and not spending by $20 million in the face of WATERBURY - The trial of next six months. A mayor’s taxable. (That $155,540 and about predicted budget deficits. said. Grasso's financial strategy, labeling \ FOOD MART MMCIIESTER MOTORS MAKCRESTER PlYMOIITH 0. 0. PEARL MANCHESTER CYCLE spokesman said the alternative MANCHESTER PARIMDE j 512 W CENTER STREET oniiTc t a i /«ArTuii i b 171 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Murray R. Gold for murder $965,000 previously removed for per­ A House Democratic caucus set for Michael Ferrucci of the American him, “a real artist. Jay the juggler.” ROUTE 83, TALCOTTVtLLE 849 MAIN STREET TURNPIKE TV is payless paydays. 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. resumed Tuesday with a sonal property of the water company today was expected to deal it the Federation of State, County and Marrota said changes in the con­ ^ /A / I /) ACWAY CHORCHES MOTORS MIDAS MUFFLER defense witness testifying the brings to about $1.1 million previous­ final blow. TTie legislative Public Municipal Employes drew several ditions of employment for state 540 BUCKLAND ROAD POHERY SHED 285 MAIN STREET late Bruce Sapford had told her workers should be negotiated at the 80 OAKLAND STREET 397 BROAD STREET TED TRUDON VOLKSWAGEN ly taxable property now not taxable). Personnel committee, in an informal rounds of applause and cheers with ROUTE 83. TALCOTTViUB he had done something terrible SAN FRANCISCO - Federal The remaining amount cut from consensus taken earlier Tuesday, his strong attacks on the governor bargaining table between the state DECORMIER MOTORS OmCAl STYLE BAR ' and asked for help to get out of probation officers questioned the Grand List (about $57,000) is for a agreed to reject the measure. and her aides. and unions. ARTHUR DRUG 763 MAIN 8T. E 191 MAIN ST. 285 BROAD STREET 942 MAIN STREET TIRE OUTLET’ the state. Gold’s attorney convicted bank robber Patricia variety of exemptions (constantly A $300-a-year pay hike Mrs. Grasso ROUTE 83, VERNON alleged Sanford was the man Hearst Tuesday, paving the changing), such as veterans, elderly, has offered to state employes next TED TRUDON PONTIAC SABRINA POOL who killed Irving and Rhoda way for state authorities to disabled, circuit breaker, and the year works out to $1.20 per hour THE WINNER WILL [ 373 MAIN STREET MY TYRE MAN ROUTE 44A, COVENTRY 357 BROAD STREET REGAL MUFFLER Pasternak in 1974. whisk her to Los Angeles for like; plus some motor vehicle based on the five extra hours of work 323 CENTER STREET 20th CENTURY TV arraignment on charges of removals. per week, he said. > DILLON FORD 179 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD NEW HAVEN - Albertus assault, kidnaping and robbery. In the area served by the Town 319 MAIN STREET ANDY’S ROAST BEEF Before the public hearing by Public 257 BROAD STREET WESTERN BEEF Magnus College, a Catholic Fire District, the valuations are up 83 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Personnel, many state workers SPIN THE MORIARTY BROTHERS MANCHESTER WALLPAPER women’s college in New WASHINGTON - Braniff $10,150,321 or 4.4 per cent over last NO layoffs milled around the Capitol parking 315 CENTER STREET VIHNER’S Haven, has denied the use of its Airways has been fined $300,0(X) year’s valuations. In the Eighth lot, forcing legislators driving home 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE JOHNSON PAINT 723 MAIN STREET & PAINT CO. facilities to the Connecticut for making an illegal contribu­ Utilities District they are up $768,343 to ease slowly through the crowds. CARTER CHEVROLET 185 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Women’s Political Caucus tion to the 1972 Richard Nixon or 1.3 per cent. TO fight 1229 MAIN STREET FARR’S because the caucus supports a campaign and giving excessive The $11,065,837 townwide increase, WHEEL 2 MAIN STREET MARI-MAD’S MAHCRESTER HONDA 691 MAIN STREET 34 ADAMS STREET woman’s right to have an abor­ business commissions in South based on the current 50.65-miIls tax W. a GLENNEY tion. The caucus had planned to America. rate, would raise an additional $560,- 338 NORTH MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER DRUG have its annual convention on 500 for the General Fund. TO SELECT THE CAR 717 MAIN STREET RICK’S TOYS DAIRY QUEEN Daffodils KELLY RD.. VERNON CIRCLE the campus but now has Based on the Town Fire District’s K 4 FILE C0M» 994 HARTFORD ROAD ASPEN, (Tolo. — ’The father Where The Wheel Stops, Will Be *ii HOUSE & HALE' , e. switched the site to the Yale of former world champion current 6-mill tax rate, the increased 945 MAIN STREET SAMOEL LTD ^ v The Automobile The Winner Wl K-MART PLAZA. VERNON KMART Divinity School. skier Vladimir "Spider" valuations would raise an additional to .* Receive. sFencer street Sabich does not believe his $60,900. And, based on the Eighth COUNTRY LOFT Regional son’s shooting death was ac­ District’s current 4-miU tax rate, the 254 BROAD STREET NASSIFF ARMS herald .991 MAIN STREET cidental, but he also says he increased valuations there would ROCKPORT, Maine - A knew of no domestic problems raise an additional $3,073. baby whale wlilch was found between Sabich and his lover The town manager has to March 29 spring here after being separated Cla'udine Longet. to submit his tentative budgets and from its mother was taken tax rates to the Board of Directors. A To bring a little bit of spring Tuesday to Boston, where it is public hearing on those proposals is into as many Manchester getting intensive care treat­ scheduled for April 5 at 8 p.m. in ment at the New England Waddell School Auditorium. homes as possible, The International Manchester Herald is giving 40 Aquarium in an attempt to The directors then will conduct local merchants daffodils to save its life. budget workshops and will have to W: BEIRUT, Lebanon — Syrian May 7 to adopt their budgets and tax T/AAFA distribute Thursday to their THIS ALL-OUT 1976 WIN A FREE AUTO PROMOTION... negotiators have reportedly rates. Failure by them to act by May customers. National won an agreement in principle 7 would make the manager’s Work-week plan protested The Herald has purchased is sponsored by the Retail Trade Commission of The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with The Manchester Herald and from at least some warring recommendations the official ones. 193 dozen daffodils for distribu­ DETROIT — Tuesday Connecticut state workers marched on the Capitol Tuesday factions for a cease-fire to halt The 1976-77 fiscal year begins July 1. tion. Local Retail Businesses. Clip the entry coupons appearing in The Herald thru March 31,1976 and deposit each week at each retail store iieted end Detroit joined the list of major the raging fighting that has Manchester now is winding down afternoon prior to a public hearing on a proposal to lengthen the The names of the merchants American cities with financial you may be the winner of a 1976 automobile from one of the Great Manchester Auto Dealers. The winner will spin the wheel to eolect tho automobllSA devastated the seaside hotel its revaluation process — the first in state work week from 35 to 40 hours along idth a $300 across the who will distribute the flowers problems. It is putting up $40 area. the last 10 years. The revaluated board wage increase. The proposal, a key one in (3ov. Ella Thursday may be found on Page 3 of today’s Herald. figures will show up in the Grand list Grasso’s budget balancing plans, is expected to be defeated. that will be released as of next Oct. 1. t •y. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 24. 1975 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheeter, Conn., Wed., March 24, 1976 — PAGE THREF. Women’s tennis registration Crossroads to start Thursday third drug series The Manchester Recreation Department women’s programs will Crossroads is "taking the show on Crossroads will present its dis­ offer tennis registration on Thursday the road" and expanding its series of cussions for other groups on their from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Registration drug discussions for parents and in­ premises upon request, said Jim will be exclusively in person ending terested adults to Squire Village. Breitenfeld, Crossroads coordinator. promptly at 1:30. This is necessary The discussions there will be held if there are demands for more dis­ due to the large number of women April 14,21 and 28 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. cussion series Breitenfeld w ill who want to take lessons. Lessons in the community hall. Susan Grant, arrange them, but he doubts people are available to residents for the $3 community program coordinator at will be interested enough during the yearly recreation department the drug advisory center, will con­ summer weather. However, he said memlwrship plus $10 instructor fee duct them. he would probably resume for the 10 lessons. Crossroads, the drug advisory scheduling them in the fail. Lessons will be conducted for five center at 33 Park St., begins its third The series of three discussions weeks, meeting twice a week. All series of drug discussions Monday covers drug identification, what to do rained out makeups will be held on and registration for a fourth series if someone in your family uses drugs Fridays during the same time slot. beginning April 26 is nearly filled. and how to handle drug abuse. Ray Camposeo is the instructor. The schedule is as follows: Monday and Wednesday, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., beginners; Monday and Wednesday, 10:30 to 11:30, advanced Health Fair open to all beginners; Monday and Wednesday, 1 to 2 p.m., intermediates; Tuesday Local health agencies are thinking (CRT) of Greater Hartford lead and Thursday, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., ad­ “Come to the Fair” as plans are poisoning prevention program will vanced beginners; Tuesday and being finalized for Manchester’s first screen for lead poisoning. Thursdays, 10:30 to 11:30, in­ Panoramic view of new Illing library Health Fair. • School nurses will have hearing termediates: Tuesday and All residents may attend the and vision screening facilities. Thursdays, 1 to 2 p.m., beginners. The new Sutliffe Library in recently completed additional wing at Illing Junior High School Health Fair which will be held April Films will be shown by the Cystic If these classes fill up, additional 13 from 2 to 8 p.m. in the Manchester Fibrosis Association, the Manchester classes will be offered from 2 to 3 shows a large carpeted area providing cubicles for individual study and research as well as High School cafeteria. Public Health Nurses Association p.m. Child care is available during tables. Book stacks are arranged so the traffic flow does not interfere with readers, and the Admission and screening for and the CRT. all the classes which begin Monday. ample lighting provides a daylight effect. (Herald photo by Pinto) various chronic diseases will be free. Other participating organizations All fees are due at the time of The following organizations will and groups are Manchester registration and are not refundable provide health screening and Memorial Hospital, Lung Associa­ for any reason. Classes are limited to £ educational information: tion, Crossroads, American Red 10. Registration is on a first come, | Police report P r i n c i p a l • Cancer Society and a Cross, Planned Parenthood, Connec­ first served basis. ^ Manchester dentist will screen for ticut Regional Health Planning Coun- oral cancer. School hygienists will cil. Auxiliary of Manchester IN MANCHESTER apprehends screen for plaque control. Memorial Hospital, Manchester Committee okays Arrests made Tuesday by larceny (shoplifting) at King’s Homemakers, Family Oriented Child health eode bill Manchester Police included: Department Store, Manchester Shop­ • Connecticut State Health Information Society (FOCIS), Paul Niskanen, 23, of 158 S. Main ping Parkade. Court date is April 12. two vandals Department will screen for Coolies Manchester school nurses, providing fines St. charged with fourth-degree » A 14-year-old Manchester boy, anemia, diabetes, and sickle cell Manchester dental assistants and referred to juvenile authorities for Principal Leo Diana of Nathan HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill anemia. hygienist, Manchester Manitrice, LYl-, possession of a small quantity of requiring fines for violations of the Hale School has apprehended two • Heart Association of Greater YWCA, LaLeche League. suspected marijuana and one state public health code has been en­ juveniles responsible for weekend Hartford will conduct blood pressure ’There will also be educational hallucinogen capsule. The boy, a stu­ dorsed by the Governor’s Blue Rib­ vandalism at the school and has screening. booths providing various kinds of dent at Cheney Technical School, was made arrangements to regain costs bon Committee to Investigate the • Society for the Prevention of health information. The Health Fair A b o u t to w n apprehended at the school and of replacing glass, school officials Nursing Home Industry. Blindness will have a glaucoma is co-sponsored by the Manchester released to his parents. said. “It is the unanimous recorded screening program. Public Health Nurses Association judgment of the Gover,or’s Com­ Officials credited Diana with nab­ • Community Renewal Team and the town health department. mittee that the Health Department bing the two boys and making Calvary Church will have a prayer arrangements for restitution with FREE needs a system of administrative Other incidents reported to police fines which could be levied by the meeting for the nation tonight at 7:15 Tuesday included: their parents. Commissioner of Health," the com­ at the church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. • Burglary of a construction Authorities said 11 windows and 7 mittee said in a statement Tuesday. There will be a Bible study at 7:30. trailer at the Regional Occupational glass doors at the Spruce St. school The panel has been studying Training Center site, Hillstown Rd. were smashed over the weekend. YM CA sale this week Connecticut’s nursing home industry ’The Golden Age Club will have a and Wetherell St., in which tools and Replacement cost is estimated at last year to find ways of tightening kitchen social Friday at 1 p.m. at the a 24-foot extension ladder, with a about $1,000, Asst. School Supt. Daffodils Wilson Deakin said. The book sale of the Nutmeg Used books, both hardcover and up state subsidies to the institutions Senior Citizens Center. total value of $175, were stolen. Branch of the Hartford Region paperback, and magazines of interest and require better care for the elder­ • Theft of an automobile owned by Deakin said the parents were (WHILE THEY LAST) YWCA sale is scheduled for will be on sale at bargain prices. The Manchester Chapter of a Main St. resident while it was cooperative and agreed to pay the ly- ’Thursday, Friday and Saturday of There will be best sellers, old The bill was approved last week by Parents Without Partners, Inc. parked at her home. glass replacement costs after the work is done. He said school officials this week. classics, children's books, textbooks, the legislative Public Health and (PWP) will hold its installation • Recovery of a automobile The sale will start Thursday from 7 religion and philosophy books, en­ Safety Committee. It has been sent to dinner-dance Saturday at the reported stolen Monday night. The have had some recent success in V regaining costs of vandalism to town to 9:30 p.m. and continue Friday cyclopedias, book sets, and some THURSDAY the House. Connecticut now can not Manchester Elks Club, 30 Bissell St. car was found on S. Main St. at about schools; the money goes into the from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday “rare” books available. levy fines for violations of the public Tickets for the dance may be 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. town treasury. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Com­ All proceeds will be used to health code. purchased at the door. munity Y Building, 78 N. Main St. purchase recreational equipment for MARCH 25 women and girls. complete accomodations live Board accepts resignation for parties, banquets entertainment social orqpnitations at the Molly Malone Manchester Evening Herald Gather Up A Spring Bouquet cond grade teacher at The Manchester Board of effective immediately. She Published every evening except Bowers School for eight Sundays and holidays. Entered at While Shopping In Manchester Education Monday night taught at Illing for four and 429-6497 the Manchester. Conn., Post Oflice accepted one resignation a half years. years, sought a leave of R o u te 32. So. W illin q t o n . C o n n . e x itlO O b H 1-86 429-6497 as Second Class Mall Matter. absence for the 1976-1977 TaiystvAiAs and approved two leaves of Marcus Tilton, a Unit B Suggested Carrier Rates PETER FOND* -HUGHff0H*N absence for Manchester teacher at Nathan Hale school year for child- Payable in Advance I 0.1.SIIIP$l)H IIAi)0>DMIS rearing reasons. $10 DINNER-THEATRE $10 ¥ Single copy...... is t / teachers. School for four years, For dinner we are offering: Dublin or M arin -^ W eekly...... Mrs. Sharon Sheehan, an sought a leave of absence er's Catch (Baked Stuffed Shrimp) Side o f^ One m onth...... $3,90 I Linquini or potato, salad, rolls & butter, des­ Three months ...... $11.70 English teacher at Iliing for the 1976-1977 school Six m onths...... $23.40 (^THEATRES EAST sert, coffee, or tea. m t RCUm t$ - 14 » H (U tf M l year. His plans are to con­ wiOOll “ilCxlMl* i" One y e a r...... $46.00 This Page And Fresh Daffodils Courtesy Of Junior High School now on Our plays: "The Wilderness" March 20 ■ Apr. Mall Rales Upon Request leave of absence, sub­ tinue studies toward a ROBERT DENIRO 3 and "Two-By-Two" Apr. 16-24 Jorgensen Subscribers who fall to receive X iilllM M ~ master’s degree. Theatre, UConn, Dept, of Dramatic Arts. their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. mitted her resignation TAXI D R IVER K should telephone the circulation IT.) 01 M.mWhlASIEIN Mrs. Lynne Doge, a se­ department. 647-9946. IVItZMtMO SAT. 9M -7A0-M 0 SUN CONT. iqO Heralii Theatre schedule MICHAEL 8ARRAZIN Is. S4t-SS» SCARAMOUCHE” 429-6497 ^ ifuroB SEauemi

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You need not be present to win of America, N.Y.C. Chapter. Mrs. Burton Is also a Take Out Sorvleo Avallablo 242 Broad St 684 Hartford Rdl (ST (MUn Street) Martin LTD BigL Leaf, Stem, Root Manchester Evening HeraM but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car member of Dance Masters of America and Dance (From selection oF 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes Teachers Club o( Conn. Inc. A license. Manchester Manidiester PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Wed., March 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. March 24, 1976 — PAGE FIVE gu4Wwiiiau«Nig.Tvaw Actor ill B t p r Cub Scout news HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ilaurl)? Su? uiit^ lipralb Richard Arlen, who Manchester — A City o( Village Charm starred in “Wings,” the Pack 47 first movie to win an Founded Oct. 1, 1881 By Sol R. Cohen Gahagan and Billy Taylor. Leader awards were presented to Scene from here Cub Scout Pack 47 had a Bicenten­ Academy Award, has been Men'ber, Audit Bureau of Circulation Marnbef. United Preaa International Members of Den 2 receiving Marcia Memery and Jim Memery, nial theme for its recent Blue and awards were Bruce Eagleson, Ken hospitalized in serious con­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, five-year pins; Helene Hovan, two- Gold Banquet at the Army and Navy Memery, Lance Purdy, George dition with emphysema. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. year pin; Dottie Greene, one-year Arlen, 75, was taken to Club. Den 2 conducted the opening Chambers, Jeff Larkin, Neil pin. Riverside Hospital early R.iymond F Robinson. Editor.Publlsher Harold E. Tufkington. Managing Editor Win some, lose some ceremony. Belleville, one-year pins; Devin A film of the Lake of Isles Boy this month, his family The Arrow of Light award, the Donaghue, Wolf badge; Bellevile, Scout Reservation, which was taken Opinion highest honor in cub scouting, was one gold arrow. revealed Monday. by Memery, was shown. Den 2 was in “Wings,” a World War I The two spies were placed against A rare miniature fruit tree brought her car had no trouble robbing a bank and water. presented to Curtiss Howard and Den 3: Stephen Boehm, Sean charge of the closing ceremony. Garry Gendron. They were accom- flying epic that also 825 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER VERNON the wall, their eyes blindfolded and back by Nixon was confiscated of $300. The test was by the French Kilcollins, Larry Smith, Eric Martin, The cubs and their families have their hands tied behind their backs. because it could carry a horticultural Described as about 300 pounds and pani^ by their parents during the one-year pins; Boehm and Kilcollins, starred Clara Bow and DOWNTOWN TRI-CITY Foo-lenient courts newspaper, Le Figaro, which recently toured the Manchester Buddy Rogers, won the PARKADE The firing squad marched in and disease. It was a bonsai^ or dwarf about five-feet-seven-inches-tall, she award ceremony and when they were two silver wolf arrows; Smith, a gold MANCHESTER despatched two reporters to see what Police Station with Officers Fredrick best picture Oscar in 1928. SHOPPING the captain approached the two men. tree, of a flowering spruce species. handed a bank clerk a note deman­ would happen in the great palaces of welcomed into their respective Boy and two silver Bear arrows. Jainchilll and James McCooe as Scout troops. Arlen, one of the few PLAZA mock law enforcement “Do you have any last request?’’ Besides being of a prohibited ding exactly $300, no more no less. gastromony if their grande cuisines Den 4: Mark Bailey, Keith Martin, guides, and the Wadsworth Webelo activity badges were silent film stars to make he asked the first spy. species, it was in foreign soil and no She got the money, demanded return were ignored. Joseph DiPace, Michael Mozzer, Atheneum in Hartford. Life imitates art, they say, pattern, federal magistrates “A cigarette.” one is allowed to bring in foreign soil of her note and sped off in her beige received by Curtiss Howard, Gary Brian Spano, Kurt Hovan, Wolf the jump successfully to Also: In Stuart's at the What happened were reactions talking pictures, appeared and that caper dubbed "The immediately released several The captain placed a cigarette except for laboratory tests. Soil is a car with its brown top. ranging from sarcasm to horror. Gendron, Sean Hagearty, Brian badge and one gold arrow each; and Mohr, Edward Hovan, David Hovan, a silver arrow. in more than 250 movies Foxrun Mall, Glastonbury FR Sting" pulled off the other day of those seized in the haul on between the spy’s lips and lit it. great carrier of horticultural dis­ Police are having trouble finding The report was that the eggs in “Do you have any last request?” eases. her. during his 50-year career. Daffod by VVashington D.C., police and their own recognizance. Maxim's were slightly burned, even he asked the second spy. The inspector said that Nixon, who The U.S. attorney general says the though the fried-eggs lunch cost $30 (aklla they latl) FBI agents was, indeed, like Claiming that 600 persons in­ Without a word, the spy spit in the has always been at his best on foreign government is having no trouble for two. •"ft something out of the movies. dicted on felony charges in captain’s face. soil, was very cooperative. whatsoever keeping federal prisons Only one of the four restaurants During a five-month in­ Washington are now fugitives, “Harry!” cried the first spy. A doctor in England is having trou­ and halfway houses filled. In fact, he could supply the yogurt. It sent oiit Anderson-little vestigation, undercover agents assistant U.S. attorney Charles “Please! Don’t make trouble." ble keeping a funeral director from said, the number of inmates has for it to the neighborhood super­ posing as out-of-town syn­ Trouble is what a Miami dentist is opening a funeral home two doors reached an all-time high and the total market and then charged $6 for it — Roistacher complained bitter­ having with what he is offering den­ from the doctor’s office. is just short of the figure projected dicate members and operating plus $15 for the rest of the meal. ly that “most crimes are by ture wearers. There haven't been any He says he'll abandon his patients for 1986 — within 1,000 of it. The most expensive check for the out of an abandoned warehouse people out on bail. The majori­ takers. and move away if the business opens. He reported two weeks ago there lunch-countertype meal was $35 — bouglit more than 3,500 pieces ty of those arrested (at the For $150 he guarantees a Bicenten­ "It's in very poor taste and not are 26,()47 federal inmates — 3,000 excluding the tip. of stolen property from party) were hard-core nial smile. He’ll make a red, white exactly the best tonic for the morale more than a year ago and 2,000 more Oh yes, one of the restaurants counts and blue denture with stars and various denizens of the criminals. People who commit of my patients,” said the doctor. than on Jan. 1 — and that the jails are refused service until the two The Kina of stripes. And for a little extra, he'll “Nonsense," replied the funeral 22 per cent above capacity. criminal world — the fruit of crimes while out on parole or reporters donned ties. This is the gentle ease engrave “1776” on the teeth. director, “It's a lot of fuss over ‘ As of Jan. 1, he said, nearly 250,000 place where the waiters hovered that keeps them flexing countless muggings, break-ins, probation are making a “My design,” he says, “will set nothing. This neighborhood needs people were in federal and state around and kept filling their water hijackings and auto thefts. mockery of the system. 'They dentistry back 200 years.” this sort of facility. It’s the chance of jails. glasses from wine decanters. with you. not snapping at your The goods, estimated to be are thumbing their noses at the Richard Nixon, back from his a lifetime." The four top restaurants in Paris There’s an old folk saying that goes heels. They II go everywhere latest trip to Red China, had trouble In Nqshville a few days ago, a (tops also in the world) had trouble worth more than $2.4 million, courts.’’ something like this: ‘‘Bygone O h quiet crepe soles ano included television sets, with a U.S. Department of woman who wore curlers and was so recently filling the simplest of orders troubles are good to relate." But lest anyone think this is Agriculture inspector. heavy she had trouble getting out of — two fried eggs, toast, salad, yogart feel gooO. too. because kitclien appliances, a problem involving only your these shoes have Ilex' automobiles, credit cards, ordinary street mugger or government checks and equip­ burglar or thief, consider the Four perky ment and even an electrocar- case of the ‘‘great grain sanoais diagram machine stolen piece ripoff’ which was coming to a with the by piece from Prince George’s conclusion in New Orleans uncom m on County Hospital. about the same time as the in com m on , t o celebrate the enterprise’s Washington affair. Because we make our own and sell direct flexipiiityi succe.ss and to show their ap­ Charged on 36 counts of con­ ... you can look right for less. preciation. the phony fences spiring to steal some $1.7 threw a party to which they in- million worth of grain over a iMIShjPIIS vitcd all their friends. Then four-year period, two large came "the sting’’ — the arrest export companies — Garnac MARCY ot 108 persons and issuing of Grain, Inc., and Archer- ‘19. warrants for 75 more. It was Daniels-Midland Co. — pleaded tlie biggest such roundup in “no contest” in U.S. District FBI and District of Columbia Court and were fined $10,000 history. each. Unfortunately, however, life This was not even a slap on has a way of stopping short of the wrist. It was more like a art. Or maybe it’s the other gentle stroking with a feather. way around. In movies or on The costs of the two-year in­ television, the cracking of a vestigation no doubt was far c:;.se is usually the end of the more than the puny $20,000 in story and the viewer is left fines. with the satisfying knowledge When a felon is sent back Suits lliat justice has triumphed and onto the street to resume the evil-doers will receive plying his trade even before their appropriate desserts at the arresting officer has com­ t.he liands of the courts. pleted his paperwork, or cor­ It's not like that in the real- porate criminals are given Ifaiskens lile cops-and-robbers game. minuscule fines representing Of the 108 arrested at the the merest fraction of the il­ TAWNY party, 70 had previously been legal profits, something is Hockanum River in Talcottville (Photo by Reginald Pinto) •19. arrested and charged with seriously wrong with our H id similar crimes — some of them system of justice. Dateline 1776 W Our Reg repeatedly — and 21 were out One of these days law en­ By Uiiilfd l’r<-»!t 1111^)11111111111 Defense report raises questions on parole following convic­ forcement officials, who work CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 24 — r s]_oo™ tions. One man had been hard months or years on an in­ Gen, Washington requested Josiah WASHINGTON — An authoritative SLBMs and the U.S.S.R. is allowed a analysis of the military balance total of 2,348. arrested at least six times for vestigation or who daily risk Quincy to hire 12 trustworthy men to Lm Roderick The elegant styling of the vested suit, burglary, forgery and other keep watch on the British fleet which between the United States and the Although the report notes that the their lives to protect society, Soviet Union, released by the Library ^ The Herald’s larger size of the Soviet military at- luxuriously tailored in versatile, ( l imes, and in each instance had stationed itself in Nantasket Washington Correspondent are going to stop and ask Road. They were to be available for of Congress, contains little good tracts the most attention, comfortable fabrics selected to take you h id been released without bail. themselves: “Why bother?” both counter-espionage and in­ news for the United States. The re­ national defense, not weaken it.” "mismatched U.S. ends and means handsomely through Spring. Linen looks, Ill keeping with this sorry telligence gathering duties. port confirms what many defense Among the report’s findings are as are much more important...Very few analysts have been saying — namely follows: positive U.S. programs, con­ neat patterns, dusty to dark solids, that there has been “a strong shift in In terms of manpower, in 1965 the templated or in progress, will fashion pastels, classic baby cords. the quantitative balance toward the Soviet Union outnumbered the alleviate associated problems. A must for the man who's going places! Soviet Union over the past 10 years.” United States by 857,0(X) (3.5 million “Some of the cogent U.S. short­ Regulars, Shorts, Longs, Extra-Longs, Stouts. andidate Udall adopts a new label Although congressional opponents to 2.7 million). Today, Soviet comings... would lose significance if FREE of efforts to narrow the gap argue military personnel outnumber their this country scaled down its overseas U.S. counterparts by 2.7 million (4.8 ALTERATIONS! that the quality of America’s defense interests, accepting uncertain costs Unlike others, even mer­ WASHINGTON — Historians have stalwart of the Democrats’, right compensates for obvious imbalances million for the U.S.S.R., 2.1 million related to reduced world power chandise you buy on sate, our :i i ciichant for whimsy. Fifty years Andrew Tully wing. in numbers, the Library of Congress for the U.S.). The Soviet “weapons status, the possible loss of Free policy is still aw pleie expert alter­ UnsliiLMis lioiii now tliey may decide that what Udall reminded the folks of study also casts serious doubt on that inventory dilates similarly,” says the World leadership, and long-range ations at no charge. Suit alterations lii'p. Mo Udall said on the Ides of report, “while ours declines.” that might cost you as much as $15 RHONDA Wisconsin that he had sponsored reasoning. “As it stands," the study U.S. security,”' adds the report. Isewhcre are free at Andcrson-Uttle. M.iich 1976 was more significant legislation to provide federal funds concludes, “the quantitative balance Europe is the only place where “Others could be corrected (entirely llinn the assassination of Julius Among Democratic leftists. Udall for cities seeking alternatives to continues to shift toward the Soviet American and Russian combat or in part) by policy changes, such as ( :k sar on the same date in 44 B.C. did himself no good by saying he still busing as “a constitutional way...to Union. U.S. qualitative superiority forces are in direct and continuous amending military pay scales to A man of intellect, the Arizona thought of himself as a "liberal. reduce busing in cities like never compensated completely and, contact, notes the report, and “the allow more money for modernization jiiesiciential candidate undoubtedly You’ve got to go all the way with the Milwaukee.” He said he’d like to in certain respects, is slowly slipping balance in that theater is currently without a bigger budget. A third -aw the irony of announcing in more dedicated in that bloc. “minimize” busing as a last resort away.” more important that in any other.” course of action could contribute by Milwaukee on March 15 that he no Presumably, however, he scored and added he thought blacks would be The 86-page report was prepared NATO forces, including U.S., today scrapping inessential and/or inap­ longer would call himself a points with Democratic conser­ willing “to wait awhile” for integra­ by the Library's Congressional number 625,(XIO in Europe, compared propriate capabilities, present or liberal." Among other things, vatives and moderates, who make up tion if they were given community Research Service at the request of to Warsaw Pact forces, including the proposed....’’ Caesar's death set up a nasty the party’s centrist branch, control of schools in black Sen. John C. Culver, D-Iowa, a Soviet Union, which number 895,(MO. The report concludes: “Sound con­ stniggle for power. Udall’s decision ITiat, undoubtedly, was Udall’s neighborhoods and equal-dollar member of the Armed Services Com­ NATO has 7,000 tanks and 2,300 tap- clusions would allow Congress and hereafter to describe himself as a short-range goal in Wisconsin which expenditures for education in those mittee. it was reviewed by some 100 tical aircraft in Europe, compared to the Executive Branch in concert to [iiogrcssive, ■ could permanently conducts its primary April 6. Con­ neighborhoods. knowledgeable persons in government 19,000 and 2,900 respectively b>r the chart a course that matches ends and ■plinter the Democratic party. troversy has erupted in that Shades of former U.N. Am­ and contains the “most comprehen­ W arsaw P a c t. On NATO’s means in ways that assure America's Liberals elsewhere, notably in New traditionally liberal state over a bassador Pat Moynihan who shocked sive and current unclassified data” Mediterranean flank, the U.S. and its ability to deter and, if need be, de­ ^ ork state, are hardly happy with court order to begin school busing. blacks several years ago by urging on the relative strengths of the two allies have 575,000 combat support fend successfully against any sort of Special Value! Uilall's pronouncement that the Abortion is another issue, and, of Richard Nixon to launch a period of superpowers, according to Culver. personnel, compared to 345,000 for Soviet armed aggression for the rest liberal label “is associated with course, dope addicts are in a tiny “benign neglect.” Some observers have found it Russia and its allies. of the 20th Century.” :iborUon, drugs, busing and big- minority. Udall called the Wisconsin primary ironic that the Iowa Democrat, who Most American observers, DressShirts! spending wasteful government,” It’s Thus the emergence of Mo Udall “key and crucial," and said he was has a record of voting against however, are more concerned with as if I’residcnt Ford declared that into the real political world. On going ail out to win it. He is indeed, defense spending bills, is associated the nuclear strategic balance iHerald yesterdays] O u rR eg.‘8 ^ 9 5 eonservative Republicans were busing, for example, he has gone and the back of his polite hand to the with the report. Culver was one of between the two nations, since the associated with racial segregation whole hog, suggesting that he thinks Bella Abzugs — and to former Atty. only three senators recently rated Soviet Union is the one country I r 2 for $13 and a return to poorhouses. a lot like Sen. Henry Jackson, a capable of devastating the American 25 years ago Ruskens Gen. Ramsey Clark, who endorsed too per cent by the liberal Americans • Huge selection of colors Udall for the nomination en route to for Democratic Action (ADA) for his homeland with its missiles. Robert Brunette, president of WIN A FREE MARINA Manchester High School Student * Fashion collar styles announcing his own candidacy for voting record in 1975. Among the 18 In 1965 the U.S. had three times as • All permanent press polyester cotton blends 1976 AUTO many intercontinental ballistic mis­ Council, is selected by the “Freedom *19. New York Conservative James “watershed” votes rated by ADA -----KPOSIT----- were four defense spending siles (ICBMs) as the Soviet Union— Shrine" committee to accept the Today’s thought Buckley’s Senate seat. COUPON ONLY AT Clearly, Udall is a new kind of m easures which Culver Voted 854 to 244. Including nuclear shrine on behalf of the student body politician, and it may have troubled against, and the amendment to dis­ warheads carried on submarines, the at dedication ceremonies April 8 at ANDERSON A recent caption indicated that we is it all leading? Does it have any him that he was being touted by mantle the Safeguard anti-ballistic totals stood at 1,702 for the U.S. and Verplanck School. L i n i l linve come to “a time to revise meaning? liberal Democrats as their best hope missile site in North Dakota, which 390 for the U.S.S.R. “Today,” says John J. Cratty Jr. of'398 Oakland MinchMtar forecasts upward.” Men, women and young people of turning back the party’s Huns. he voted for. the report, “the United States lags in St. becomes associated with T.P. — Parkad* __ We are living in a time when it today are asking these questions and every category, except for MIRVed Holioran in his undertaking es­ you couW afford to pay more. But why should you ? Without using the word, he obviously In a statement released through his NAMt looks as if (he economy is going to be they are finding answers. They are was aware that “liberal” is a dirty office, Culver conceded that the (multiple independently targetable tablishment at 175 Center St. taking an upward turn. This is en­ finding answers in a personal word in numerous quarters. Soviet buildup documented in the re-entry vehicle) launchers and 10 years ago ADOAfU couraging news to all of us who rely relationship with Jesus Christ, and report “can only be taken with the ut­ aggregate warheads.” Manchester Democratic Town CITY upon the economy for our daily his instruction concerning the life he most seriousness.” He added, The U.S. ICBM and SLBM Committee elects a 70-member com- ntOM provisions and frequently for our came to provide. At any rate, polls conducted in however, that when viewed in the (sumarine-Iaunched ballistic mis­ mitte, which will serve for the next MPosrr ucN wftK quality of life, My friend, read the Gospel of John context of the "strategic balance,” sile) holdings “have stayed static at Anderson-Uttie At NiW DMW mU AAI HILO WIOaT Wisconsin by both Milwaukee two years. A great name in line cloINng tor men, women i boys. II docs seem that during this time and the Sermon on the Mount, newspapers showed Udall trailing taking into account relative 1054 and 656 respectively since 1967," No purchasa necatiary...Mutt ba over 18 yaari of Town Manager Robert Weiss In­ age or older to win. You need not ba praaant to win of readjustment many deep questions Matthew 5, 6, and 7, and you will find nonliberals Jimmy Carter, Jackson economic, political and social fac­ notes the repiort, “while Soviet forms Harold Pobl, president of have been asked by the people who the plan and pattern which He has in launchers increased.” Under the but winner muit spin wheel to aalact the winning car and George Wallace. That’s enough tors, "Americans will realize that Local 1579 of the Firefighters Union, (from aelactlon ol 11 care). Winner muat pay all tax at are our friends.,and neighbors, and mind for your life. to make any candidate adopt a new those who call for reasonable and Strategic Arms Limitation Talks that he will recommend a $4 scrota- Manchester Parkade - MANCHESTER & IlcanN. also by ourselves. Norman E. Swensen, Pastor label. Udall can think about the selective restraints on defense spen­ (SALT), the U.S. is allowed a com­ the-board pay increase for town What is the purpose of life? Where Trinity Covenant Church Abzug-Clark crowd tomorrow. ding are trying to strengthen our true bined total of 1,710 ICBMs and firemen, and other benefits. PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 24, lg75 — - 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Wed., March 24, 1976 — PAGE SEVEN NYC may withdraw Opponents knock down changes from Social Security

NEW YORK (UPI) - years’ notification of intent MANCHESTER New York City has told the is required to leave the * n ^ " 7 T T i proposed for Puerto Rico federal government it in­ Social Security system and WEST HARTFORD tends to pull most of its the city could change its LAST By DANIEL DROSDOFF municipal employes out of mind before that. He gave and allowing the island to Jose Menendez-Moriroig, March 31, 1978, as the ten­ ,^.7 k U iJ SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) Spanish in the island’s Puerto Rico from federal the Social Security system ------1\ \ THPTHIITHE'raANKVOUGS STORE relax federal antipollution a leader of the New tative termination date. — An odd combination of M eral district court. laws that do not mention in two years. standards, have already Progressive party, said However, once the final 3 socialists, conservatives, It also includes the island specifically and New York’s withdrawal been eliminated by the after the 1898 Spanish- the use of Spanish in the decision to withdraw is independence and machinery to exclude would mean a loss to the House subcommittee on American war Puerto Rico island’s courts. made it would be DAYS! statehood advocates, en- system of more than $400 territorial and Insular Af­ "became a colonial These Items Go On Sale Thurs, Fri and Sat! vironmentaiists and labor million annually. The irrevocable, under federal fairs. territory of the United system already has an es­ rules. leaders have joined forces Those two m easures States and still is.” to kill a move to modify timated benefit deficit of were designed to help prop He said Puerto Ricans Puerto Rico’s relationship $1.6 billion this year. up Puerto Rico’s ailing would remain "second Look at Nature. She never with the United States. Such a move, announced economy by attracting class citizens” until the wearies of saying over her Puerto Rican Gov. by Mayor Abraham Beame, more industry. But they island achieved full floral pafer-noster. In the would be the largest Rafael Hernandez Colon met such fierce opposition statehood. crevices of Cycloplan walls, asked the mainland withdrawal since Social from labor and en­ Ruben Berrios Martinez, on the mounds that bury Congress to approve a Security was established in vironmental groups both on leader of the Independence huge cities. In the dust where 1935 and would save the proposed “Compact of Per­ and off the island that the party, said the proposed men lie, dust also - still that manent Union” with the city about $200 million in subcommittee scrapped compact was "basically an same sweet prayer and United States so he could annual contributions. them. exercise in colonial benediction. The amen of take it to the voters in "The notice filed today The subcommittee took rhetoric. ” Natures Is always... November as a victory for does not constitute actual its hearings from Juan Mari Bras, a flower. his Popular Democratic termination of coverage,” Washington to San Juan secretary general of Puer­ 'party administration. Oliver Wendell Holmes Beame said. "That deci­ last weekend so the con­ to Rico’s tiny but vocal sion will be made following The proposal backfired. gressmen could hear more Socialist party, demanded i ini Two of its main the most rigorous and IN IY opposing views. that the U nit^ States sur­ thorough analysis of this provisions, exempting They got an earful. Puerto Rico from the render control over the matter...during the next Kih»w ? Representatives of Puer­ island immediately and two years.” There are terrific (Herald photo by Dunn) federal minimum wage to Rico’s small Socialist warned, “we are not afraid Beame’s notice affected bargains in good, DAVID WILEY and Independence parties to go to war.” about 115,000 city agencies denounced the bill as a Puerto Rican govern­ Stop In. Say hello. We’d love to but he said he has asked serviceable home measure designed to keep ment officiais braveiy took see you...and give you your the heads of six state agen­ furnishings of all the island a “colony.” the witness stand and FREE FLOiVERS...whlle they last. cies substantially funded kinds in the Want Curiously, a similar defended what was left of by the city, such as the Ads. David Wiley wants a job argument came from con­ the battered proposal. Board of location, to do servatives of the New It provides for more the same. If all six com­ By BETTY KYDER chance to prove my Schletter, a former nurse, The son of Mr. and Mrs. Progressive party, Puerto Puerto Rican control over plied, a total of about 230,- abilities that I am able to Rico’s leading opposition Family/Truvel Editor of Manchester. Frank E. Wiley, David has immigration, duty free 000 workers would be LADY PEPPERELL FAMOUS BRAND work at a FULL TIME The personable young one brother, Chris 29. group. The party has loose privileges for products that affected. 4 DZ SKEIN EXCEL In a letter to The Herald JOB? man had been working as a With his condition pretty ties with the Republican are imported from abroad Beame said that two IVo-Iron Sheets Cleaning Aids addressed to the "Business "PLEASE HELP ME plater at Multi-Circuits for well under control, David party on the mainland and but processed in Puerto 935 Downtown Main St., Manch. CRESLAN-NYLDN FLOWER & VEGETABLE Men of Manchester” David BY CALLING 643-2839. seven years until he was leads the pro-statehood Rico for shipment to the Open Dally til 5:30 • Tue. & Thurs. til 9. Twin, Flat or F IM d is looking for a job. Rtg3.S7aach any Sale C. Wiley of 79 Niles Dr. "Sincerely yours, David laid off on Dec. 23. forces. mainland and the use of wrote that he is in C. Wiley." “When I'm not working, FulLRatorFHIad Price D azzle Y am Garden Seeds desperate need of work. 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Conn., Wed., March 24,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 24,1976— PAGE NINE ^Spider^ to celebrate Betres pleads innocent to charges plant located in Shelton. dominant rote” in the fire BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - the plant. They were State income tax controversy causes strange alliances 85th birthday—flying released unharmed a short Betres was among six which the government Ronald D. Betres, 33, of (SPECIAL PROJECT: and grow. Ehisy come, easy But if we’re going to in­ time later. men who were given charged was set to collect pie came back and told Despite the fear of voter everyone else in the coun­ got to come,” she said, but "1 think it is imporUnt to SPRINGFIELD, III, Butler, Pa., today pleaded In this concluding in- go. If you can raise the crease spending and fund State’s Attorney Donald sentences by federal Judge $62 million In insurance Btallmenl of a thrce-parl what a terrible thing it reprisal, some lawmakers try. It looks as -though an refused to specify a time learn to live within our (UPI) — Burness Eiler has Eiler was bom in Cedar innocent in Superior Court claims. ______was.” appear to be thinking of the income tax has got to come frame. means and to develop pru- money without too much of new programs then we to state charges of kid­ A. Browne filed substitute Jon 0. Newman that seriea on the income tax a problem, you can spend it had problems getting flight Falls, Iowa, in 1891, and "To vote for it again I’d income tax as a way out eventually.” N ot so , sa y s M rs. dent sensible management won’t be able to get around took his first flying lesson naping. arson and burglary information against Betres rannged from lO-to-20 Betres was convicted of ia a look at the feeling at just as easily,” said Rep. insurance of late, but he charging him with three years. David N. Bubar, 46, have to be shown beyond a because the current tax G ra sso , e le c te d of our resources,” she it.” in November, 1929, in the 1975 Sponge Rubber conspiracy to commit ar­ the Capitol about the John G. G roppo, D- still plans to pilot his counts of aiding and abet­ was given a 29-year-term doubt the people want it methods have reached Tax reform bill overwhelmingly in 1974 on said. “I think we can do “The present level of ab o ard . a Waco 10 Products factory fire. son and interstate travel to controversial iasue... Winsted. taxes are as high as they single-engine Luscombe 8E ting, in addition to the term by Newman who and it doesn’t appear to me their limit. Sen Audrey Beck, D- an anti-income tax plat- this without an income biplane. Nine years later Betres was given a 10 commit arson, and By PETER A. BROWN Groppo, co-chairman of can be, there’s only one airplane next month to burglary charge, in the described the former they do,” he said. But they all agree it Mansfield, who heads the form. She says the answer tax.” he earned his commercial year prison sentence Mon­ acquitted of one other HARTFORD (UPI) - the legislative Ap­ source of revenue left -- celebrate his birthday — March 1, 1975, arson of the minister and psychic as But with the state facing won't come until next year legislature's Finance Com­ is not more taxes, but Echoes governor pilot’s license and instruc­ day in U.S. District Court count, illegal possession of Politics, says the old propriations Committee, the income tax,” he said his 85th. “the one who played the a $40 million deficit this — after the November elec­ mittee has asked the tor’s rating. at New Haven where a a firearm. adage, makes for strange said he hopes he won’t be But one young lawmaker Eiler, of Quincy, 111., is fiscal year, and predictions tions. Federal Reserve Bank for spenumg. .... income tax because it He worked as a lengthy federal trial ended bedfellows, but none at the Capitol if an income who was elected in 1974 the oldest licensed private the gap could be more than “It’s almost inevitable,” a study of the state’s tax She points to neighboring ^^uld only be an excuse to mechanic until World War last month with the convic­ stranger than the alliances tax is enacted. pledging to vote against an pilot in Illinois. $100 million next year if the said Senate Majority structure and promises to New Y ork and ^pend more money,” said II, when he helped develop tion of five other defen­ formed over the income “Hopefully I won’t be income tax, perhaps He is the eldest of six 80 controversial parts of Mrs. Leader Joseph I. Lieber- draft a tax reform bill training programs and dants. tax. urninn notra .afnAa inaama Stevens, echoing ... . ® the Pgover- here to be part of an in­ reflecting the views of years or older private LAST THREE DAYS Grasso’s budget fail to get man, D-New Haven. when it is finished. which have state income nor he criticizes on almost taught naval cadets to fly. Betres, freed on bond Democratic Gov. Ella T. come tax,” he said. “If we colleagues, said he won’t pitots licensed in the state, legislative approval, law­ "When you look at the “Down the road taxes and sizeable sales every other matter. according to Gene Utz, After the war, Eiler said, pending appeal of the Grasso and House conserve our spending and do the same thing this Republican Minority makers are being forced to taxes we have they’re at somewhere we’re going to levies, as examples where ^ave an income head of the Bureau of Avia­ he earned his living by federal sentence, entered levels higher than almost government spending has tg, ^ look carefully, we can get year. Leader Gerald F. Stevens, consider other alter­ have an income tax. It’s by without an income tax. tion Safety for the Division piloting commercial flights innocent pleas before natives. gotten out of hand. of Aeronautics. and giving flight instruc­ Superior Court Judge iuoou. who apparently would like Nicknamed “Spider” in tion. George A. Saden who set her job, agree on very little — except both oppose in­ .. his youth because of his “I retired in 1956 — for (UPI Photo) May 4 as the tentative date ANNIVERSARY SALE ***»V^/ i 1 stitution of the controver­ thin and gangling about a month,” Eiler said. for trial, UGHTED appearance, Eiler holds He said he found retire­ Betres elected a 12- sial levy. BUY NOW AND SAVE! They sound surprisingly DlALl private pilot’s license No. ment a bit difficult "so I Unveils $412,8 billion budget member jury trial on the similar on the issue, doub- 17875, issued in 1930. He got a job.” Rep. Brock Adams, D-Wash., chairman of the kidnaping charges and jury of six for trial on the arson ting the claims of says he has logged about He worked for an avia­ House Budget Committee tells newsmen 14,000 hours during his 47 tion company at Waterloo, and burglary counts. proponents that, accom­ years in the air. Iowa, for a while and then Tuesday, his proposed federal budget of $412.8 The kidnaping charges Shoor panied by an overhaul of Eiler said in an interview hooked up with Schott billion for fiscal 1977 is $19 billion above that stem from the abduction of the tax structure, an in­ he hopes to get his Aviation in 1956 proposed by President Ford. If adopted, it three employes from the 917 Main Street, Manchester come tax would mean Luscombe back from the would mean a deficit of nearly $50 billion. plant just before the fire lower taxes for the average repair shop in time for his and explosions detroyed wage earner. birthday flight April 1. His But much of their flight from Baldwin Field, reasoning appears political, with neither par­ near Quincy, will be one of _^Federal Reserve the few times in the past 'The primary function today ty wanting to chance the couple of years that Eiler of the Federal Reserve public wrath in an election has flown the plane. System , established by year, remembering the "The insurance com­ Congress in 1913. is to foster outcry when an income tax the flow of credit and money was passed in 1971 and then panies got into it about two within the United States . q | ; or three years ago,” Eiler IHSC quickly repealed. economy to foster economic FINE TRANSLUCENT lamented. "Since then. growth, a stable dollar and a Ways to be shown I’ve been flying just for my long-run balance in inter­ "I voted for the income TAX TIME IS HERE! China 53-Piece THE RACKET USED BY JIMMY CONNORS own transportation and national payments. 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Joanne Deshields, aMom ’Thomas Edwards, 330 Adams Stafford Springs; Kathleen HARTFORD (UPI) - A Color Coordinated Sharpe, Warehouse Point; legislative committee Sterling Silver St.; Lillian Hamiiton, 333 NEW SUPER, LARGER ^ UNDERWOOD Full Size Tennis Shirts & Shorts Vaseline SENUOUS STONE RINGS Bidweli St.; Corwin Grant, 17 Susan Vannais, Barry Rd., HALO Tuesday voted to cut off a Portable Typewriter Locust St.; Philip Ward, Coventry; Michael Pohl, 157 $4 million program of Brookfield St.; Merrill Colton, CONSTANT CARE strong metal construction, louch-| YOURCHQICE Warehouse Point; Barbara welfare assistance for Our 24 Perkins St.; Cathy Daunt, SHAMPOO set margins. Two-color ribbon, Hauschiid, 93 Constance Dr.; by Gillette strikers. 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Conn., Wed., March 24, 1 976- PAGE ELEVEN More get chance to win new car Supreme Court rules ^Basic skilk^ tests Chorches Motors, Thomas Pottery Shed, Margaret E. Sr„ 149 Bissell St. Winners have been nanned Tomkiel, 91 Grandview St. R. Moore, 51 Vernon St. Shea, 122 Oakland St. fS-ank’s, Alice Morrissette, in the third week of the Tire Outlet, Ward Gouebee, Regal Muffler, IMrs. Anne House & Hale, Mrs. H. 29 Farmington St. 70 Birch St. good name, reputation under consideration auto contest which will end Masse, 10 Harris St., Enfield. Sokolowski, 616 Franklin Food Mart, Roger Feder, 22 E.A. Johnson Paint, Joseph April 3. The final winner Vlttner’s Garden Center, Ave., Hartford. Seaman Circle. Morsey, 91 Spruce St. will spin the wheel of for­ Mrs. C. 'niomas, 8 Gerald St. Agway, John Carmichael, 4 Country Loft, Laura Higley, Manchester Motor Sales, not constitutional right BY DOUG BEVINS tune on that date to learn Manchester Plymouth, S. Hawthorne St. 24 Erie St. Mary W. Marion, 336 Lake itial development stage, would which of 12 automobiles Henry Palamar Jr ., 501 Hart­ Manchester Wallpaper Samuel LTD, Ilona Bates Rd. Dairy Queen Broad St., Baldwin Rd. Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 Tuesday the 14th Amendment and therefore is to start giving “basic skills” year. Tychsen said the proposed Garrepy, 102 Avondale Rd. the contest should clip W.G. Glenney Co., Blanche Arlene Robinson, 43 Foster St. Manchester Honda, Mrs. that a person's good name and not constitutionally protected. examinations to secondary students tests, now being discussed by teacher Consumer Sales, Joe SIrois, 46 School St. M anchester Drug, M. Nina Armstrong, 51 Foster St. reputation are not constitutionally Rather than sue under federal law, ' next year to test simple reading, committees, will probably be ready coupons appearing from WiUrt, 445 Parker St. Rick’s, T.R. Albarti, 59 Maloskie, 19 Timrod Rd. time to time in Herald ads, DeCormler Motor Sales, protected rights, and he therefore Rehnquist said, Davis should have writing and arithmetic proficiency. this summer. Lynch Toyota, Mark Salem Rd. Liggett Drug, Edward Lyda Grous, 41 French Rd., fill them out, and return Aschenback, 11 Ralph Rd., cannot sue under federal law when sued in state courts under traditional School administrators expect that The concept of basic skills tests is Flower Fashion, Mrs. Obuchowskl, 25 Park St. Bolton. them to the stores in­ East Hartford. William S. Foster, 62 Russell Shoor Jewelers, Cornell public officials wrongly label him a defamation laws. passing such tests may eventually be gaining acceptance in several states, Moriarty Bros., Rose criminal. but has never been tried in Connec­ volved. The more coupons KMart, Richard Luko, 26 St. Letoumeau, 129 Wetherell St. Vitriol, 9 Crestwood Dr. But Brennan said the majority a requirement for high school a person fills out (but only Sunrise Rd., East Hartford. Nasslff Arms, A.H. Olsen Dillon Ford, Maureen The court reversed a lower decision allows police to "on their graduation, but plans now call for ticut. Educators in California, one per store) the better Turnpike TV. Harold 0 . tribunal’s ruling that a Louisville, own initiative and without trial con­ testing two or three years before Oregon and Texas are leading the his chances are of winning. Melendy, 130 Broad St. Ky., newspaper photographer could stitutionally condemn innocent in­ graduation just to insure that way on such programs, Kennedy Entrants must be at least Arby’s Roast Beef, Mrs. C. sue the local police chief in federal dividuals as criminals and thereby students learn the basic skills. said. Trivigno, 118 Cambridge St. court for distributing a flyer labeling brand them with one of the most School Supt. James Kennedy In other business Monday night, 18 years old. Employes of Ted Trudon’s Pontiac, him an active shoplifter. stigmatizing and debilitating labels in described preliminary testing the Board of Education: The Herald or of the Claire Colton, 28 Evtirgreen Chamber of Commerce or Rd, At the time, the photographer, our society.” proposals for the Board of Education • Heard a report from two teachers on teaching of composition skills in their immediate families Worth’s, Mary Varrlck, 15 *100 TRADE IN Edward Charles Davis III, had only In other opinions , the court: — Monday night, explaining that the may not enter the contest Buckland Rd., South Windsor. been charged with shoplifting, and Held, in a case involving a Los state legislature is now considering elementary schools. • Approved three personnel ac­ TTie contest is sponsored Sabrina Pools, Mildred OFFERI NOW GET SIOO T R A K IN FOR YOUR TV, IIK A r D 1E» OF the charge later was dism iss^. Angeles gambler, that federal tax bills which would mandate the SPKIAl 6l0 I tions: One resignation and two leaves by the Retail Trade Divi­ DeCandIa, Ireland Dr., Coven­ COHPITION, WHEN YOU BUY A CURTIS MATHES 25" COHSOIE TV. CURTIS * Justice William J. Brennan Jr., returns listing illegal income can be proficiency tests. try. joined by Byron R. White and of absence. sion of the Chamber of IRATHES IS THE OMIY SET THAT OFFERS IIMITED WARRANTY ON used as evidence in a criminal Kennedy said local administrators Dairy Queen Hartford A 4 YEAR Thurgood Marshall, registered sharp prosecution of the taxpayer. have been studying the concept for • Accepted as finished the minor Commerce, The Herald, PARTS, SHOP LABOR AND PICTURE TUBL auto dealers and par­ Road, William Frosch, 120 dissent in an opinion which said “the —Ruled that the state of Alabama several months and favor proficiency renovation projects at Bentley Crestwood Dr. ticipating dealers. potential of today’s decision is cannot convict persons of selling tests. But local educators are op­ School and at Robertson School Ad­ Alcar Auto Parts, Warren CURTIS MATHES • 104% SOUB STATE frightening for a free people.” obscene matter without allowing posed to a state law mandating un­ ministration Offices, clearing the The third week winners E. LeFort, 676 Lydall St. • SUPER MATRU PIT TUBE way for recovery of half the cost are as follows: Manchester Cycle Shop, COLOR TV Davis filed suit in federal court them a chance to prove the material iform basic skills tests as a gradua­ • ONEBUnONTMMC A.E. Scabies Sr., 14 Milford charging Louisville Police Chief was wrongfully declared illegal. tion prerequisite. from the state. Farr’s, C.A. Cornish, 63 Rd. • OTEABUMTEINIIMAITr Edgar Paul and Jefferson County The examinations should be given • Approved bid waivers for two 2 Goodwin St. Wholesale Tire, Mae B newspapers in the nation. MANCHESTER us, you can't tell the lushes WORN OUT WOODEN DOOR? for the from the hay fever victims Hr ^ Manchester Town of Wilton; and Henry J. without a pollen count. o T I N Manager Robert Weiss has Wojtuski Sr., mayor of OPEN very best in Make a co-worker happy: Let v t h f l k e been named to the five- Bristol. 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You need not bo present to win Phona 947-9128 — 8:30 to 9 but winner must spin wheel to aolact tho winning car “ Free & Easy s t r e e t . MANCHESTER a PhOFW 649-5221 ' Open 7 Days PeMe ^ a n 8 Days ■ Thursday NIghli ’til 9:00 • Fr— Front a Raar Parklm Phone ' 643*2496 (from aalactlon of 11 cart). Winner muit pay all taxes Parking MANCHESTER CHARGE ______SBT. A SUM. Till B P.IW, A llcenta. ______Everytehere" PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 24, 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN Bloodmobile swamped by donors Obituaries Continued from Page One • Mrs. Peggy Waldo Frank Serignese Eleanor S. Mloganoskl Lawrence Hagler Robert R, Lynn David Selby Debra McVeigh Ann Slebert John C. Kelly William ’Tubbs Thoughts ApLENty Motta asks for fair shake Jesee R. Lee Sr. Mrs, Mary L. Lombardo Wayne Kuehl Mary Lawler Howard A. Miller Deborah. Ackerman Mrs. Anne Noyes Gerllnde L. Marti Ava Opalach Nancy L. Scott COVENTRY - Jesse R. Lee Sr. of Mrs. Mary Longo Lombardo, 87, of Deborah Bell Lois Morgan Paul Gauvln Carol K. Gildert NEW YORK (UPI) - 106, and Portland beat Milwaukee, game winning streak. Fred Brown Union, formerly of Coventry, died Willimantic died Monday at Peter Pescosolido Colonels 118, Nuggets 117 Catherine L. Adams James Reuter Mrs. Beverly Tanner SNETCO Norris T. Wood Chicago Bulls’ Coach Dick 100-97, in overtime, in other NBA scored 32 points for Seattle. Artis Gilmore’s free throw with Tuesday at the home of his son Windham Community Memorial games. William Bryce Mama Groman Donald M. Sisco donors Eugene R. Gale Motta said his team might not Lakers 125, Rockets 106 four seconds left in overtime lifted Frederick A. Lee in Union. He was Hospital, Willimantic. She was the Leonardo A. Parla Sister Mary Carney By Len Auster Kentucky defeated Denver, 118- Ronald Sehlowitz Peter R. Kulpa have gotten a fair shake from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 30 Kentucky to its triumph. Gilmore the husband of the late Lillian Hail widow of Frank P. Lombardo and KenneUi Nechitllo ' J. Bruce Eagleson Gerald T. LaPIne Catherine T. Wicks Eric H. Bailey 117, in overtime, and Indiana beat points and had 20 rebounds to lead forced the game into overtime on a Lee, who died in February. mother of Mrs. Max (Jennie) Ryan Michael Steeves Omer Oiguere Marlon Cullen David Rathbun 'UMWKmnxmsimaatm the officials but that it didn’t San Antonio, 107-104, in ABA games. Ronald E. Dursza Los Angeles past Houston. The goaltending call against Bobby Jones Mr. Lee was born July 6,1886 in Ca­ of Manchester. William Matushak David Phillips Phyliss Pierson Timothy J. Morlarty prevent the “better team” Warriors 118, Hawks 100 Richard Lauzier James Williamson Jr. Lakers scored 35 points in the third with 27 seconds left. Denver’s David naan, N.Y., and owned and operated She is also survived by 4 sons, 4 Judith Burr Grethchen Wiedie Harold F. Anderson from winning. Rookie Gus Williams hit on 12-of-14 Gary Roberts Robert Otten Robert J. Brown James E. Harvey period to take a 92-78 lead. The vic­ Thompson led all the scorers with 34 a farm in Coventry until 1938, when he other daughters, 2 sisters, 16 Michael Loferski Dorothy A. MacVane Tough occupation for his many years of service. He shots and scored 27 points to lead Orrin E. West Donald Warren Robert C. Dougan “In reality, the best interest of the tory enabled the Lakers to tie Seattle points while Gilmore and Bird was employed at Pratt and Whitney grandchildren and 19 great­ ’Thaddeus Gadarowski Richard E. Holman started refereeing in 1929 when he Unda E. Wrobel James P. Tierney Charles R. Augustus They are supposed to be league is to have the better team win. Golden State. The win was the for second in the Pacific Division. Averitt had 20 each for the Colonels. Division of United Technologies grandchildren. Carole Rose George T. Chrostowsky was 18...The New York Yankees will Merrilee Scilla Phyliss A. Muldoon John Bourkue Robert J. Dexter perfect from the very start and I detest it," said Motta after his club Warriors’ fourth straight and set a Rudy Tomjanovich had 25 points tor Pacers 107, Spurs 104 Corp., East Hartford, until his retire­ The funeral is Thursday at 10:15 Paul McNamara have their home opener at the “ new” Peter Scilla William Zwlck Diana Cowles Gary C. Matre dropped a 122-109 decision to the Buf­ club record of 52 victories. The the Rockets. Indiana rallied from a nine-point ment in 1954. He lived in Willimantic a.m. from her home at 78 Walnut St., Richard A. Carlson get better. When they do a Yankee Stadium April 15 against the Carl Rivers Carolyn Clark Inge Baullak David P. Vlara falo Braves. Warriors have a 31-4 record for an Blazers 100, Bucks 97 deficit in the fourth period to beat for four years before moving to Willimantic, with a Mass at St. Edward D. Atkinson Arthur Joyce Jean C. Eagleson good job they go virtually un­ Minnesota Twins. Seating capacity .886 percentage in their home games. Harold Melehdy Donna M. Piekos Michael Patrone Motta called five time-outs within Lloyd Neal scored with 34 seconds San Antonio for the fourth straight Union to make his home with his son. Joseph’s Church, Willimantic, at 11. Janet C. Wright Helen C. Joyce Leon R. Zahaba for the refurbished stadium, which Daniel Gallagher Alice A. Smith noticed but when they "blow John Drew scored 19 points for Atlan­ left in overtime and Sidney Wicks hit time. Billy Knight led the rally with He was a member of the Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Eileen Christenson John Ruff Gordon C. Eagleson has had all the annoying posts ta. Peter Marzialo Richard E. Hunter one” everybody in the house two free throws with five seconds to 15 points in the last period and wound Congregational Church of Union. Cemetery, Willimantic. Monty dies Edward R. White Gail L. Kravitz Gary Bogli Harry K. Neff removed, is 54,028...There is still Cellirs 101, Jazz 97 Nancy Barrett Henry F. McCarthy wants to know their name — go, lifting Portland over Milwaukee. up with 39. Larry Kenon scored 36 for He is also survived by 4 other sons, Friends may call at her home this Field Marshal Viscount Norma 0. Paggioli Rosario Sapienza Roland C. Begin time for youngsters to register for Pro basketball Dave Cowens, whose shooting was Ellen Lawrence Joan M. LaFond Gerald Frazier and brother do they hear about Brian Winters had 34 points for the the Spurs. W. James Lee of Hebron, Robert N. evening. Montgomery, the hero of El Joan Cobensky Frederic C. Bennetto Daniel J. O’Connell the second annual Manchester Lions off during most of the game, scored Bucks. William Strain Joseph A. Russo John Rivers Robert J. Cullen it. Club road race. The event, which will Lee of Lebanon, Gordon A. Lee of The Bacon Funeral Home, 71 Cynthia Timbrell Robert A. Phillips six points for Boston in overtime. Alamein in the North African David Moyer Virginia M. McCarthy Janies E; ^rk er have eight divisions for those Ashford and Jesse R. Lee Jr. of Prospect St., Willimantic, is in Mark Belluardo John Welply Jr. Ronald Elliott Who are these men? ’They are a 38-second span of the game’s last 49 Cowens, who wound up with 18 White Rock, N.M.; 4 daughters, Mrs. campaign during World War F r^ Bentley Vincent Gambacorta Albert A. Pellegatto basketball officials. You know — between the ages of eight and 18, will charge of arrangements. Susan M. Grant Barbara Hill Hubert Mulligan seconds, including one too many that points, scored the last four points of II, died today at the age of 88 in Claire Sullivan Charles E. Gardner be held April 4. Deadline for entry is Gerard (Virginia) C harette of Richard Moore Daniel. LeBlanc Edward Timbrell Jr. ’Thomas E. McLaughlin those guys with the whistle hanging resulted in a technical foul. the game. Jim McElroy led New Manchester, Mrs. Donald (Fern) his London home. (UPI photo) Jane Shaffer Mrs. Cecile R. McCartan Edwin J, Meyer from their lips who don't call 'em as two days prior... Orleans with 19 points. Glenn P. Weeks Mervin E. Waldron Irving G. Foster Afterwards, Motta said he was Neumann of New Haven, Mrs. June A. USab Helen Small you see 'em. Kingit 106, Bullet!) 101 Eleanor Emmerling Raymond S. Boor Howard K. Edwards calling time because “I just wanted Mary Walker Mary Bartlett Some fans have a built-in prejudice Arthur (Janice) Withey of Wo^stock Lillian Covensky William J. McDowell Arthur E. Noyes The 1976 Connecticut AAU Junior to give the team some plays” even Kansas City retained its hold on se­ Valley and Mrs. John (Mary) Davis Robert Hall Sister Mary E. Creeden Merna West William C. Nichols against the men in the strip^ shirts. Olympic Boxing Tournament will be cond in the Midwest as Nate Mrs. Frances Tyminski Sandra C. Conway Albert L. Dandurand though they were already down 12 of North Palm Beach, Fla.; 2 6-Mill tax hike Charles Lynn David W. Rinas (Reverend) Donald J. Lewie Most fans do not know officials on a held April 10 and 24 and May 1. Entry Archibald had 33 points and eight ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Frances Dolores Luko John J. Brennan points. brothers, Charles Lee of Bristol and Patricia Bilson Janet Frantz William H. Cooper John V. McKinstry Jr. one-to-one basis and that’s unfor­ blanks and additional information assists. Scott Wedman added 15 Tyminski, 77, of 12 S. Grove St. died recommendation Mary Bastek Anthony Vitiello Braves Coach Jack Ramsay said Robert Lee of Lake Hamilton, Fla.; a Anthony Allbrio tunate. All they see is a ’heavy’ who may be obtained from the Libra points and Bill Robinzine had 10 Tuesday at Rockville General he believed in a team using all its sister, Mrs. Mary L. Nelson of lost the game for his team. Athletic Association, P.O. Box 1918, rebounds for the Kings, who clinched Hospital She was the widow of Zyg- being rumored timeouts “when you have a chance to Terryville; 17 grandchildren and 2 Don’t get me wrong. I’m not totally Waterbury; or by calling 755-2838. the game with a 16-2 burst for an 85- mund Tyminski. win.” great-grandchildren. Persistent reports are that Town backtracking from things printed in Deadline for entry is Sunday. Those 76 lead. Len Robinson led Washington Mrs, Tvminski was born in Poland Manager Robert Weiss will recom­ “A lot of funny things can happen The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. the past. But Monday night at the age nine through 15 may in the NBA,” Ramsay said. “ But with 25 points. at the Congregational Church of and lived in Jersey City, N.J., most of mend a 6-mill tax hike for 1976-77 in Knights of Columbus Hall in Ken­ enter...Steve Anderson of PiottiuH 122, Kiiiek!) 116 her life, coming to Rockville seven when you’re talking about 12 points, Union. Burial will be in Center the General Fund budget and that sington, the Central Connecticut Manchester, a , 1974 East Catholic Eric Money scored 14 of his 25 years ago. that’s something else.” Cemetery, Coventry. he’ll recommend a tax hike also for Board of Approved Officials held its grad, and his Babson College soccer points during a six-minute span in the Survivors are 3 sons, Stanley Buffalo’s Randy Smith led all the Town Fire District Fund and an IlINEmiliFIIII! annual banquet and there were plen­ teammates will participate in the third period and Bob Lanier had 28 Tyminski of Lakewood, N.J., and scorers with 30 points, including 14 in Friends may call at the Smith and increase in water rates. ty of articulate men who expressed University of Connecticut Indoor points for Detroit. Spencer Haywood Charles Tyminski and Joseph the final quarter. Walker Funeral Home, 148 Grove St., He is expected to reveal the in­ their views. Tournament this weekend. The had 29 points for New York. Tyminski, both of Jersey City; a You'll Wonder How We Can Offer SO MUCH VALUE Golden State defeated Atlanta, 118- Putnam, tonight from 7 to 9, creases tonight, at a joint meeting of The consensus is they do it not for tourney is the largest indoor inter­ Suns 104, Sonies 97 daughter, Mrs. Jean Lorenc of 100, Boston beat New Orleans, 101-97, The family suggests that any the Board of Education and Board of the money, which is neither good nor collegiate soccer tournament in the Paul Westphal’s career high 39 Rockville; a brother and sister in for SO lin iE MONEY! NEVER, EVER was there Kansas City topped Washington, 106- memorial gifts may be made to Directors. bad, but for the kids. They want to nation. Babson won the Division III points led Phoenix over Seattle. Poland; 14 grandchildren and 9 great­ 101, Detroit downed New York, 122- the Congregational Church of Union Weiss, reportedly, will recommend help them improve. Many officials do nation championship this past Westphal hit on 15-of-19 shots and had grandchildren. a Better Time to Buy!! 116, Phoenix dumped Seattle, 104-97, in care of Mrs. W. Jam es Lee, an increase of about $1.8 million in work with youths outside the confines season... 10 points in the last .seven minutes. The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. Los Angeles whipped Houston, 125- Walnut St., .Hebron, 06248. the General Fund budget, to bring it of the hardwood floor. They get more East Catholic product Joe Whelton The loss snapped the Sonies’ four- from the Burke-Fortin Funeral in excess of $23 million. 'The current respect from the players today than has scored 649 points in two years at Home, 76 Prospect St., with a Mass General Fund budget and tax rate, as before because most coaches respect UConn. As a sophomore, he pumped at St. Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial Fire calls adopted by the Board of Directors, is officials. Fans do yell but mainly in 423 points hitting 171 of 353 field will be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. about $21.2 million and 50.65 mills. they are not heard. One said it you do goal attempts (.484 per cent) and Friends may call at the funeral Weiss, last year, had recommended hear the screaming you should get c a n n e d 81 of 105 c h a r ity Cowens does job home tonight from 7 to 9 and Mum-liestter $22 million and 54.8 mills. out. tosses...Robert Lee of Hartford Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, 3;43 p.m. — Woods and grass Officials do have good nights and Public and Shorty Davis of Weaver, fire at Oak Grove Nature Center (Town). bad ones. They’re human which some both All-State selections, did not NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Tuesday, 7:22 p.m. — Dumpster fire at time, then came back to force a nip- people would tend to forget. They are show for last Saturday’s second an­ Boston’s Dave Cowens is and-tuck game into overtime and 30 Bissell St. (Town). ► not robots. There are good officials Tuesday, 7:33 p.m. — Grass fire at rear nual Connecticut High School always on the job, even when clinch it for the Celtics with six and those not so good. But never ac­ of 65 Lenox St. (Town). Police issue reminder Coaches’ Association Basketball he seems to be in a slump. points in the five-minute tie-breaker. cuse a whistle-tooter of not trying his Festival in New Haven. No reason "Cowens might have looked like he Tuesday, 8:29 p.m, — Gasoline Cowens scored only four points in washdown at 302 Green Rd. (Eighth best. Does an official have the right was given. The Class LL team topped wasn’t doing anything, but he’ll the first half against New Orleans District). on dog leash laws to dictate the tempo of a game? No the Class L team in triple overtime, manage to do something when he Tuesday night. But he confounded the Today, 6:36 a.m, — Fire in chair on way several shuddered when hit with 88-84, Manchester’s Mike Quesnel does nothing," said Jazz Coach Butch lawn at 49 Fairfield St, (Town). this leading question. Jazz under the boards in the mean- Manchester Police, anticipating and East Catholic’s John Lusa each van Breda Kolff. “ He works on his in­ Tolland Coiiiily Complaints increase as warmer Officiating basketball has to rank had six points for their clubs. Neither the usual spring increase in animal timidating." (UPI Photo) Tuesday, 3:17 p.m. — Grass fire off Rt. weather arrives. Patrol Capt. as the toughest sport to do. There are saw the ball much... complaints, today warned townspeo­ ’’We’re gonna have to send our 83. Ellington. Richard Sartor said, reminding so many calls which have to be made Frank Roche, 16 of Hebron, and ple that they’re subject to arrest for Jazz^ Bud Stallworth (15) drives for two Tuesday, 7:27 p.m. — Dumpster fire at townspeople of the state’s roaming and once a decision is made it cannot centers to forearm school,” van allowing dogs to roam. Tom Donovan, 16, of Manchester Bolduc inks Breda Kolff said. Gels feel tangled with Boston’s Charlie Scott Legion Field, Vernon. dog laws: be retracted. recently earned the rank of black belt "No owner or keeper of any dog SAVE ON Those spoken to said they do it and in karate...Monique Roche, 13, of Cowens, at one point shooting three shall allow such dog to roam at large take the abuse because they enjoy Hebron recently became the Whaler pact for 20 from the field, forced the game Dr. Sumner to speak tonight upon the land of another and not un­ EVERY SET WE basketball. The next time you attend women’s 10-13 age class national into overtime with a free throw and a der control of the owner or keeper or 3 Pc. SET a contest just thiuk of the burden champion of karate at the AAU HARTFORD (UPI) - Danny layup which tied the regulation game the agent of the owner or keeper, nor HAVE IN STOCK those men have. Sure, they’ll “blow National Championships in Bolduc, a 22-year-old native of 93-93. He finished the night with 18 at hospital in Stamford allow such dog to roam at large on one” here and there — and Cleveland, Ohio. Taking second and Waterville, Maine, has agreed to sign points. Victory, deadlock any portion of any public highway not remember it’s not deliberate. And third place honors in the same divi­ a contract with New England Jo Jo White and John Havileek adjacent to the premises of the think — these men are taking on sion wefe Lucie Fontaine and Diana Whalers, the World Hockey Associa­ topped the Celtic scorers with 20 Dr. Philip E. Sumner, chairman of -pecially designed French owner or keeper and not attended or TABLE 32” x 48” 195 responsibility many others wouldn’t Marchand, both of Manchester. All tion team has announced. points each. Jim McElroy led the the department of obstetrics and obstetrical bed. scrambles WHA East under control of such owner or touch with a 10-foot pole. three girls took honors for both free- Bolduc will be playing tonight Jazz with 19 points. gynecology at Manchester Memorial Dr. Sumner is a former vice- TWO BENCHES 15” x 48” keeper or his agent.’’ sparring and forms. Gail when the Whalers meet the Calgary The lead changed hands at least Hospital, will be the guest speaker president of the American Society Bit8 and pieces Kleinschmidt, 18, of Manchester, Cowboys at the Hartford Civic twice in each period in the close- tonight at 0 at the opening program for Psychoprophylosis in Obstetrics Sartor said the law provides for a NEW YORK (UPI) — Despite all the player jumpings, yurniturv .Sinre /v;.' Al Boggini of Manchester was took first place free-sparring in the Center. In last Friday's game with fought game. penalty of up to a $25 fine for the first Queen BEAN BAG CHAIRS franchise foldings, finings, suspensions and general circus at­ of the New Life Lectures at St. (Lamaze Method), and is a lecturer TWINSiaUlTTRESS honored by the basketball officials women’s intermediate division. the Cincinnati Stingers, Bolduc had Pete M aravich, ejected on a Joseph Hospital in Stamford. offense. For each subsequent Site mosphere, the World Hockey Association is giving its fans an and author on the subject. ANDFOIMORTION the key assist on Ralph Backstrom’s technical foul with 30 seconds left, offense, the penalty is a fine ranging The series will be continued March Speakers in the two succeeding lec­ $2 8 ®' third goal that beat the Stingers in kept the Jazz alive in the final regula­ entertaining show this season — especially in the East Division. 31 and April 7. from $25 to $100 and/or 30 days in tures will be a pediatrician and an overtime. tion period, hitting five straight None of the teams in the East has a Dr. Sumner, an advocate of anesthesiologist. jail. Sartor said. record better than .500 and none has "lam pleased the way Danny has points to go ahead 89-88. But Cowens came during a five-goal third period prepared childbirth, established the The New Life Lectures include Police department statistics for SPECTACULAR S.AVINGS ON 96” Four Cushion SOFA scored more goals than it has given stepped in and won a place on a came back in the remaining seconds in which Indianapolis rallied from a first American combination labor- three two-hour programs and cover 1975 and 1974 indicate an increase in wing style your choice up, but all four are in contention for FIRNITCRE RIGS & BEDDING! regular line. He has been aggressive, and, with the score 91-90 after a Nate three-goal deficit. Cleveland and deliveiy room at Manchester all aspects of pregnancy, childbirth animal control complaints in April Messersmith bid the two playoff spots the division has of Nylons or Herculons has done a fine job defensively, and Williams layup, he popped in one of Memorial Hospital in 1969, using a and infant care. The series is open to and May. The lowest number of com­ been allotM . Indianapolis each have seven games 810-818 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER-^ -2 3 6 3 generated offensive chances,” said three free throws and hit a layup for left while New England and Cincin­ the public and free of charge. plaints is received in winter months. Now On Sale 2 9 9 The East became the jumbled SHOP: MON.. TUES.. SAT. i til 5: WED., THUR$.,.FRI. 9 til 9 Ron Ryan, the Whalers’ general the regulation tie. nati play six more apiece. The three-point mess with a victory rejected by Reds manager. The Celtics quickly moved ahead in Racers have three games left with Tuesday night by Cleveland and a tie Coach Harry Neale said Bolduc has overtime on the shooting of Cowens, the Whalers while the Crusaders proved he can play in the league. taking a 101-97 edge with 1;36 left. meet the Stingers twice more. MCC faculty, students NEW YORK (UPI) — The Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves “At the moment he’s one of our Cowens scored the last four points ALL SALeSFNAL Pro hockey in the onlv other game, Toronto were full of surprises Tuesday—the Reds turning down the better players. Danny can do what for Boston on two free throws and a nipped Calgary, 6-5, on Peter push for fund release al sales of $2.00 Of monz some young guys can’t. He can be an layup. Marrin’s overtime goal. chance to sign a star pitcher and the Braves suggesting that asset while learning," Neale said. Boston’s Charlie Scott left the their prospects for the 1976 season were helped by the delay in by Indianapolis. The Crusaders, In the National Hockey League, for athletic faeilities Bolduc passed up his final year at game for about eight minutes in the needing a win to tie idle New Minnesota tied Philadelphia, 5-5, the start of spring training. Harvard University and played with first half after sustaining an ap­ England for first, journeyed to Washington tied Kansas City, 5-5, and Manchester Community recreational facilities.’’ He The Reds announced that they have the U.S. Olympics team before parent head injury. He scored six Quebec — the best home ice team in Vancouver beat the New York College administrators, said there is a great need rejected an offer to sign Andy The Chicago Cubs signed outfielder agreeing to a 10-game tryout with the points. The last time the two teams the league — and defeated the Nor- Islanders, 5-2. faculty members and of such facilities for the Messersmith, a two-time 20-game Jerry Morales to a one-year contract Whalers. The tryout lasted for only played. New Orleans defeated Boston diques, 3-1, .\orlli Star!) 3, Flyers 3 students appeared at the more than 2,000 students at winner, lor a package worth about and now have five unsigned players eight games with Bolduc scoring one in Hartford, Conn.. 117-109. It was the It was much-traveled but high- Bill Hogaboam scored two goals, including Rick Monday and Andre State Capitol Tuesday to MCC involved in athletic $1.5-million. The Los Angeles goal and three assists during his only time the Jazz ever beat the scoring Wayne Connelly, a Cleveland the second coming with less than seek approval for a plan to activities. Dodgers’ pitcher, declared a free Thornton ... Milwaukee stars George eight appearances. Celtics. acquisition when the Minnesota three minutes left, to lift Minnesota build athletic facilities at About 50 different sites agent in the Seitz decision, proposed Scott and Hank Aaron begged off Fighting Saints folded, who personal­ into a tie with Philadelphia. Reg the college. in Manchester are rented through his agent a bonus and a four- starting in the club’s first exhibition ly assured the Nordiques just their Leach scored twice for the Flyers — Ten persons testified to accommodate the year no-cut contract. game ... Dodger Manager Wait sixth home loss in 34 game? by his 56th and 57th goals. before the legislature’s students who are involved “ We have admiration for Alston, who subscribes to the theory scoring all three Crusader goals. Cupllals 5, .Sruuls 3 Education Committee in credit classes in Messersmith’s pitching ability,” said that organizing a pitching rotation is Indianapolis, also needing a victory Bob Sirois, Blair Stewart and Jack 14**'ai\nive: Bob Howsam, president of the Reds, a manager’s No. 1 job, announced which is considering a bill physical education ac­ to avoid sole possession of last place, Lynch scored Washington goals that would enable the tivities. The cost for ren­ whose pitching staff is the club’s that Doug Rau, Don Sutton, Tommy tied San Diego, 8-8, in a shootout within a 2:18 span of the third period John and Burt Hooton will rotate on a college to spend auxiliary tals last year was about Sale Ends weak link. “ ...And while reminiscent of the league’s initial to give the Caps the tie and push Kan­ service funds for the $5,000. April 17th Messersmith would make a desirable four-day basis during exhibition year when goaltenders were as much sas City’s winless streak to 20 games. facilities. The funds, addition to our pitching staff we have games. Legislators who spoke in a part of the game as the popcorn Chuck Arnason scored twice for the sa Je to operate our team on a sound basis. already in the bank, came support of the bill were Joe Torre homered off former vendors. Despite the 16 goals over Scouts. from students’ fees. To sign him under these terms is State Sen, David Barry, D- Detroit World Series herd Mickey the 60 minutes of regulation time, the Caiiurk)) 5, liilundrri) 2 poor business. No club in our in­ Speakers, besides MCC Manchester, who in-' Lolich in the New York Mets’ intra­ two teams were silent in the 10- Mike Walton scored two goals to President Ronald Denison, JOINTHE EASTER dustry can truly afford this and sur­ trodueed the Committee squad game ... Eric Soderholm’s minute overtime session and no .ver­ help Vancouver pull within a point of were Dr. Herbert Bandes, Bill No. 5905 under con­ vive.” ailing knee has the Minnesota Twins dict was reached. idle first-place Chicago in the IWRADETOYOUH Manager Dave Bristol, meanwhile, dean of administration; sideration, State . Rep. somewhat worried although they The Racers, who do not have a Smythe Division and keep rookie Harry Godi, dean of said the Braves might have been im- Francis Mahoney, D-13th, have announced no plans for an scorer among the league’s top 30, got goaltender Curt Ridley undefeated in students; Richard Bennet, proved by thedelay in spring training and State Rep. Abraham GIFT GALLERY three goals from Michel Parizeau four starts. Walton also set up a goal president of the student Glassman, D-14th. because it “glued them together. annoved when first and two more from Rene Leclere to by Don Lever while New York had senate; James Nakos, State Rep. Theodore The failures of the B m es in the basem an -catch er G ary C a rte r secure the tie. Both of Leclerc’s goals two apparent goals disallowed. chairman of the MCC JKTSFORALL Cummings, D-Manchester Regional Advisory Coun­ and State Sen. Mary A. ^ 7 m e 1 S s r r o f u^nity J- h 1 d ? a « ‘^ 1 % ' cil; Matthew Moriarty Sr., f CASIONS Martin, D-Groton, also a council member; J. ShiDwers Bruins getting closer attended'the hearing. Patrick Mistretta, director own and it glued them together, Cummings said the bill W eddings and Barry Foote as the club’s of athletics, and three said Bristol, referring to the infor­ had a better than 50-50 catcher ... All-star catcher Thurman students, Lee Scott, Anniversaries mal workouts members of the club to bye in first round chance of passage and Munson signed with the Yankees. Lawrence Morrison and held. “ ...They’re together now and promised to lend his full AAothers Day Betsy Mayshar. support. Fathers Day that’s how we want to keep it.” PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Division by 10 points over second- Dr. Denison said that the On other fronts: Boston Bruins, unbeaten in their last place Buffalo. The Bruins and Sabres college, which began in Birthdays Jim Hunter, the New York four games, are getting closer to were close early in the season, but Yankees’ $2.8 million pitcher, has 1963, is by far the largest Entertainment To complete year cinching a first-round bye in the Boston started pulling away about community college in the R e c y c l e been p lac^ on a once-every-fourth National Hockey League playoffs. halfway through. state, larger than all of the day rotation basis in spring training TORONTO (UPI) — Players on the The magic number tor the Bruins Diego Mariners have agreed to technical colleges in the those sfwce-takers — meaning he will open the season is five. Any combination of Boston Boston takes on the Pittsburgh \bur Gift Gallery vanxees on noM) •* .. -"v |"''sh out the current season as a Penguins tonight and the Chicago state, larger than the five to useful cash with a for the Yankees on April 8 ...two wins and ties and Buffalo Sabres’ Main Floor of Watkins Bros. (UPI Photo) UConn branches and larger fast, easy to use errors by third basernan Tommy •JJ'le'’ ti> preserve hockey in losses or ties will reduce that number Black Hawks Thursday night. 93S Main St., Manchester errors than two of the state four- Want Ad. Helms he^D^ the Chicago White Sox ^*^7' according to Ben Looking at world from different perspective and assure the Bruins of a Gilles Gilbert will be in goal for year colleges, “and yet we preliminary-round respite. Boston against Pittsburgh. In the have no educational 5 “on g a m :^ '* '’ Cleveland Indian players go through exercises in camp Boston currently leads the Adams Penguins net will be Michel Plasse. 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t Unknown upsets Evert Nature Constables to check refuse . division pending completion of Golf Commission. First Selectmen Aaron Reid told Lane, The selectmen agreed to include BOSTON (UPI) - “She played so well, she baseline. And that’s what I prey to Guerrant's volleys program the Board of Selectmen last week the Karlswood Rd. in the subdivision Dianne who? acceptance of Karlswood Rd. as a never let me in the match. did. It's only a first-round at the net. town constables will be on duty at the j|gg |)0en completed and has received Dianne Fromholtz, that's She never let up," said victory, but it's a high In other first-round play, town road on ^ e next town meeting Town Refuse Disposal Area Satur- approval by the Planning and Zoning agenda. who. The left-handed Evert. "This is the best point in my career,” second-seeded Evonne approved days and Sundays to check loads for „ Australian teen-ager — her I've ever seen her play. I she said. Goolagong of Australia, the proper cover. hlonde pigtails flying — felt helpless. I tried to hit In another upset, Mona breezed by Peggy Michel Vernon Vehicles will be stopped at the gate pulled the upset of the year out, but the harder I hit, Guerrant, 27, of Phoenix, of Pacific Palisades, and prohibited from entering if loads ilanrl)? fltFr iEu^ ning ralj! j in women's tennis Tuesday the harder she hit." Ariz., defeated seventh- Calif., 6-4, 6-0; fourth- A pilot program of “Outdoor are not properly covered. Persons night, beating top-seeded The loss snapped Evert's seeded Olga Morozova of seeded Virginia Wade of Education,” was approved by the traveling the Old Colchester Rd. with Chris Evert, 2-6, 6-2, 6-3, in current win streak at 20 the Soviet Union, 3-6,6-4,6- Great Britain downed Tory Board of Education Monday night. improperly covered loads will be the first round of the J75,- matches. Her last defeat 3, Guerrant seized control Fretz of Los Angeles, 6-0, The program is for high school issued warnings. 000, Virginia Slims of was to Martina of the match early in the 7-5, and sixth-seeded students and will be conducted next Road bond held Area news ^ Boston tournament. N a v r a tilo v a ' of second set trapping Marita Redondo of San month at the Colebrook Outdoor The selectmen have voted to retain Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor Fromholtz, 19, was down Czechoslovakia Jan. 18 in Morozova behind the Diego, Calif., eliminated Education Center. the full amount of the road bond held : B ollo n Coventry East Hartford Toliand Vernon | 0-2 in the second set and Houston. The last time she baseline with deep Laura Dupont of About 35 students will leave Ver­ appeared headed for cer­ non April 29,at 1:30 p.m. and return by the town guaranteeing completion lost a first-round match groundstrokes that left her Matthews, N.C., 6-1, 6-2. of roads in the Gledhill Acres Sub- • ! - • ».»»«.■ tain defeat when she let was 1971, nearly a year home about 2:30 p.m. on May 1. loose with a barrage of before she turned pro. Mrs. Claire Albom, supervisor of sharply angled service Fromholtz, a pert, 5-foot- girls’ physical education, said the returns and topspin 4-inch, 120-pounder from program provides the student with Folsom elected baseball leader groundstrokes that left the dual opportunity of combining Sydney, who had lost to Rozelle defends Hebron Registration for little and pony Tuohey; Wildcats, Donald Robinson; Evert, the world's top- Evert in three previous classroom studies with the out of Lloyd Folsom of Crouch Rd. has leagues will be Monday from 6:30 to Tigers, Roy Wirth; Buffaloes, Philip ranked woman player, meetings, credited Evert's doors and bringing the out of door been elected baseball commissioner 8:30 p.m. at the Hebron Elementary Bradley; Bears, Folsom; and feeling "helpless." old nemesis, Billy Jean ‘Rule^ in court studies back to the classroom. for the 1976 season. and Gilead Hill School. Cougars, Al Tarbox. She reeled off eight King, with her winning The students will pay the $25 Other officers are: Harry Wirth, To be eligible for little league a American League teams and straight games to win the strategy. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) barred from playing in the charge themselves. TTie program youngster must be 8 and not more coaches are; Cubs coached by Philip set and move to a 2-0 lead — NFL Commissioner Pete NFL when he would not will be directed by Barbara Holland, secretary-treasurer; Tony Visconti, "She told me to stay than 13 years old by Aug. 1. For the Pineo; Giants, Biskupiak; Dodgers, in the third. Evert never Rozelle has cited the sign the standard players a professor at Westfield State president of the National League; back and hit from the pony league a youngster must be 13 Fred Wise; Astros, John Regan, and recovered. Pittsburgh Steelers' two contract. College. She will be assisted by Michael Biskupiak, president of the or 14 years old. A parent or guardian Bosox, Joseph Pelletier. consecutive Super Bowl Under the Rozelle Rule, Patricia Logan of the Rockville High American League; and Raymond must accompany the youngster. Klaus Todte will coach the Hebron wins in defense of the rule if a player chooses to play School faculty and several college Tuohey, representative to the National League teams and 76’ers, the pony team. named after him. students. Recreation Commission. out his option and move on coaches are: Lions coached by Young Red Sox Rozelle testified Tuesday to another team, the Mrs. Albom said students will pur­ that without the Rozelle player's original club must sue some of the biological science 2 hurt by delay Rule, star players not in a be compensated in return. studies (animal and plant life) as "glamor city" would jump Without it, Rozelle said, well as learn how to read a map, and 0 ^ Your Master Charge Welcome On AH Freezer Orders j n to another team, thus players could leave for a compass and learn survival methods. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. scheduled to throw against destroying the balance "glamor city,” which he They will also learn menu plan­ (UPI) - The first the Astros today, with Bill which he sees as the key to defined as “a city with ning, physical education and (Herald photo by Dunn) casualties of the delayed Lee, Don Aase, Gerry the success of the NFL. good weather (and) ... off­ recreational activities, and math will opening of spring training Spencer and Mark Barr to Rozelle appeared in con­ season endorsement oppor­ be utilized wherever applicable. for the Boston Red Sox go against the Minnesota nection with the suit tunities or one with a American Division Volleyball League champs Written reports will take care of the could be the younger WESTERN BEEF Twins Thursday. brought by former wealthy owner. English portion. (Herald photo by Dunn) W 63 TOLLAND TPKI. Mon. fh. 9 -9 M 4 players. ■ I'll make my first cut Minnesota and New "If you don't have The team from .ABA Tool won the volleyball Anderson, Burt \A’ebh. Standing; John I I K MANCHESTERMANCHESTER M 3-1184643-1184 Sat. 9 6 W ''There's no time after a couple of exhibition England quarterback Joe something like that, you championship in the .American Division at Haherern, Al Haberern, Ron Allen, Don Sunday 9 • 6 remaining for me to look at games and others will Kapp, in which the one­ Jocko clowns with Colleen With a complete line of don't give a team a chance . the. VI est Side Ree this year with a 46-8 Ellis, Richard Peek, Dave Krinjak. W( Mi MVl TMf MK.MT It) some of the youngsters,” follow shortly after that," time University of Califor­ to rise to the top." GROCERIES & P R O D U C E Manager Darrell Johnson Johnson said. record. Team members (l-r) Front: Bill GOP Jocko the clown gives a balloon poodle to Colleen Champ, 8, of I iMIt IJlJANIITif nia star asserts he was He noted that Pittsburgh Andover during the Andover’s 6thr Annual Community Arts said Tuesday. rose quickly from a team SPECIHLS THUR 5 - F R I - S n t 'The Red Sox play the that won just one game to re-elects Festival March 13. (Herald photo by Dunn) FULL CUT NO TAILS Houston Astros today in become two-time pro foot­ their first exhibition game Horse racing resumes ball king. Dolphins want Csonka back of the year. He credited the NFL Osborn SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE "I've got to provide as draft and the Rozelle Rule MIAMI (UPI) — Millionaire Bassett is the Canadian millionaire Being president much time in the batting at Narragansett Park as the two keys to the pop­ pleased with the production we got Hebron fullback I.arry Csonka will start his who signed Csonka, wide receiver STEAKS STEAKS cage as I possibly can for ularity of pro football. from our fullbacks last year," Shula H. Clay Osborn III was re-elected PAWTUCKET, R.I. Tuesday afternoon in a job-hunting tour of the National Foot­ Paul Warfield and running back Jim our regulars and that Rozelle noted the case of said. “ I think we got 20 touchdowns chairman of the Republican Town (UPI) — Racing resumed wooded area near the ball League with the Miami Dolphins Kiick away from the Dolphins in 1975 means some of the out of the position and Norm Bulaich Committee at a recent committee scares students today at Narragansett track. San Francisco quarterback early next month. and moved them.to his now defunct W IT H F U L L W IT H F U L L youngsters are going to John Brodie, who whose gave us the added dimension of being meeting. Park as state and local of­ The fire broke out in a Dolphins' Coach Don Shula said Memphis Southmen of the World TENDERLOIN TENDERLOIN have to be cut quickly," $750,000, three-year con­ able to come out of the backfield and Jeff Odell was elected vice chair­ said Johnson. ficials investigated a Mon­ front tack room of Barn E Tuesday that he had talked with Football League. Bassett announced catch a pass." tract with the Houston man on the fourth ballot over encum­ East Hartford walk out the door as a car waited I day night stable fire which and spread quickly to Barn Csonka's agent, Ed Keating, and he last week he Was releasing the three Steve Dillard, one of the Oilers in the 1960s, was The Dolphin coach said in his talk bent Marilyn Horton by 12-9. shook the hands of the people who killed more than two dozen D. Each structure had a expects to open contract discussions from their contracts. (UPI) — When 20 sixth graders better young infielders in written on a napkin. He with the agent, "Keating indicated Besides Odell and Mrs. Horton, An­ had given me, the first woman presi­ thoroughbred horses. capacity of 44 horses and with Keating and Csonka early in wrote about becoming president, camp, could be hurt the Shula is obviously playing it cagey they're going to talk with as many dent, a chance to be president. Gov. Philip W. Noel both were nearly full. never played a game for April. drew Johnson also vied for the posi­ they added something to the most by the delay. Dillard, them and yet was compen- before getting down to dollars and teams as they can." tion of vice chairman. "Then I spotted a gun that was in toured the track Tuesday, Track spokesman John Shula said he hadn't talked to American Dream — about half con­ the hands of my opponent... I told my who is considered a good sated for that entire cents with Csonka and Keating. Shula repeated an earlier state­ Count on the first ballot was Odell hitter and runner, has had inspecting the piles of ash McCarthy said it would be Csonka since January but the big cluded they would be shot. security guard,” amount by all the clubs in First, he said, the NFL must see it in ment that, "we're interested in 11, Mrs. Horton 6, and Johnson 5. * 1 . 5 9 * 1 . 8 9 trouble with his throwing and burned posts, all that impossible to put a dollar fullback has been saying all along he The essays, on “The Day 1 Become "Some people didn’t like me and the newly merged league writing from Bassett that Csonka is Csonka but we feel like we've Second ballot count was Odell 11, remained of two 350-foot- amount on the dead mounts would give the Dolphins first crack at President," were written in the Gov. tried to kill me by shooting me. They M arm, which underwent sur­ replaced Kiick and we understand formed from the NFL and free to negotiate. Mrs. Horton 7, and Johnson 4. William Pitkin School. Teacher gery twice in two years. long wooden barns. until actual identification his services when he freed himself of that Warfield is more interested in shot me in the shoulder. They caught the American Football Third ballot count was Odell 10, Michel Rosenfeld made the assign­ GROUND Three other promising Tuesday was the regular w as determined. The contractual obligations to John "Although we're definitely in­ going back with the' Cleveland the men," wrote Karen Martins. League. Mrs. Horton 8, and Johnson 4. 10 P O U N D b o x oo< day off for the track, and owners had insurance with Bassett. terested in Csonka, we re still ment as a Bicentennial project. players who could get short Browns." Johnson withdrew his name after A $1(X),(X)0 presidential car turned officials said there were th e Horsemen's She said the topic of assassinations CHUCK PATTIES shrift because of the dis­ the third ballot. out to be a hearse with a coffin in it in enough horses to run a full Benevolent and Protective was never discussed, although the es­ pute between club owners Joseph Beauregard was elected Carmine Esposito’s essay. "I looked program as usual today. Association. says were written last fall, about the LB. and players are second town committee treasurer over Mark in it and it said reserved for Presi­ i Hinds of Beef lb 9 9 ^ Sides of Beef The latest count of the It was the first fire at time two attempts were made on baseman Kim Andrew, Wetherell by 18-3. dent Esposito. I didn’t want to die dead horses was 26. Gansett in 18 years. East President Ford's life. first baseman Jack Baker, Kate Grant was elected town com­ young so I fainted,” he wrote. Veterinarians destroyed Providence Fire Marshal “Isn't it awful,” she said of the es­ BUGNACKrS PRESSED ROLL - M.49 lb A and third baseman Ted mittee secretary. School Supt. Eugene A. Diggs said two horses when it was ap­ Robert Sauer last week AGWAY says. CUT, WRAPPED, QUICK FROZEN AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! Cox. The town committee will be in the he wasn’t surprised. “We live in a parent they could not be said the stable area was "a Some stories had a happy ending: Pitchers will not feel the MANCHESTER STORE 55th District's annual dinner theatre terrorist society,” he noted. saved and killed another lire hazard, no doubt about “The gun shot off. BOOM! He missed crunch as much, said John­ event June 24 at the Coachlight. The "If I ever became president I badly burned horse found it." me,” wrote Matthew Sullivan. son, because they will all play will be “Call Me Madam." would be seared,” wrote Jeffrey get as much work as possi­ Mark Curtis wrote, “One day Stickles. The committee recommends John someone tried to shoot me but my ble, in games and batting FitzGibbons fill the alternate vacan­ He.concluded, "I wouldn’t run for » U G N T U m Y practice. DEMONSTRATION GUNC guys got him and sent him to the gas anything in politics. I wouldn't want Field trial dog winners cy on the Zoning Board of Appeals. chamber (I change the rules).” i .^FW lFsil Reggie Cleveland, Mark FitzGibbons will begin a five-year to be president, would you?” R According to Elizabeth Palenza, “ I FOR Bomback, Tom House and term on the board in November. Jim Willoughby were Held last Sunday at the and her English Setter, 9-4 East Hartford Fish and Chicane, took second place TMS SATORDAY; I YOGURT Game Club was the in the puppy stake. Cliff m ------POODIAND ------Basketball CASDFTA trial. Scorso of Bolton and his COMPLETE DEMO ON YARD & GARDEN Scout overnight CONTADINA TOMATO Dick Brookman of dog. Streaker took third in K MIX or MATCH VEG. SALE Coventry and his dog. Tel­ the puppy stake. Mike An­ PREPARATION! Roto Tiller - Shredders - PASn ly, won the all age stake. drews of East Hartford and marred by glass ■ CUTUBNIEANS BUSINESS.ME.N Compost Makers - Sprayers ■ HLa.GiraillAIIS Bernie Conroy's daughter, his dog, Obie, took third in Thursday Nile Action last night at Illing Len, from Coventry and the hunting dog stake. Bolton dalism was done a couple n MOLDVEGl Junior High saw Telso her dog. Babe, took third in Next trial is Sunday at STOP IN ANO TRY THE EQUIP. of weeks ago at the time N SUCiDBinS trounce the B.A, Club, 62- Conditions at Herrick the derby stake. Florence the Post 430 grounds in Memorial Park upset the the town’s schools’ win­ ^ WHOU POTATOES 4 & 8 5 r I 37, and Bogner's outscore Harwarth of Manchester Brimfield, Mass. SPECIAL DEALS leaders of Girl Scout Troop dows were broken. SPECIAL! ire n u B T N the Buzzards, 95-79. Larry 5 Bates said there is no one INYpURPRODUCE DEPT. Coveil had 17 points and Mighty Mac hp 666 Friday when the troop arrived for an overnight. to repair them unless he Brad Miller 16 for Telso ON THIS Chipper-Shredder docs it himself and he has 6:00 to 9:00 PM ONLY while Mark Kravontka had • Shreds, grinds, chips and more! Barbara Pellerin and Bowling Virginia Marshall said,they been unable to find the 14 for the losers. Ron Rior- SPECIAL DAY • Easy spin star* time. Also, he is working BANANAS CARROTS dan poured in 50 points for • 24 free-swinging hammers can cut found three broken Win­ ($1.00 Minimum) 3" thick limbs into small chips dows with paper bags on a tight budget, he said. IN Bogner's with Kent Smith The remaining funds are adding 11. Jim Katin had 30 .ST. J W IK S - Marge Nivison 200-514, Ken • Twenty-four hardened steel taped over them on the BUNOWS chipper blades needed later in the year to LB markers. Bill Boucher 12 Agostinelli 130-356. Amelia Thomas 226-224-230-680, park building. There was Ansatazia 128. Mary Phil Bancroft 200-514, Dan STOP IN AND (82-1464) IM2P broken glass and rocks on get the grass mowed, the and Glen Lozier 11 for the fields iij shape, and the Buzzards. Mattsson 144-369. Debbie Humiston 203-570, Rollo the building's floor and two Rozell 148. Masse 541, Gerry Sweeney of the three doors could not general, after winter clean CONTADINA TOMATO CHECK THEM up done. » LEADING t o w e l s 543, John Goiangos 557, be locked. The scouts cleaned up 10% OFF S A U a H IMNNKI TES- Barbara Ray Chittick 540, Zig The ideal machine for urban gardeners! The leaders said they had Scoreboard OUTI the mess and completed 2 Seifert 178-477, Pat Twerdy Olbert 544, Win Conant 505, reserved the building for Mighty Mac 3 hp Shredder their overnight. 192-488, Ginger Yourkas Jim Magowan 525, Ed the overnight "sometime ALL CASH PURCHASES J U M iO P A a • Powerful enough to chew up V branches, The vandal or vandals >^$1 190-519, Sharyn Young 185- Kodes 536, Ron Custer 203- WIN A FREE ago." 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IWb MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Marth 24, 1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN _ / Unknown upsets Evert Nature ConstablesHebron to check refuse division pending completion of Golf Commission. First Selectmen Aaron' Reid told BOSTON (UPl) - Lane. The selectmen agreed to include ‘‘She played so well, she baseline. And that’s what I prey to Guerrant’s volleys the Board of Selectmen last week the Dianne who? program Karlswood Rd. in the subdivision acceptance of Karlswood Rd. as a never let me in the match. did. It’s only a first-round at the net. ] town constables will be on duty at the has been completed and has received town road on toe next town meeting Dianne Fromholtz, that’s She never let up," said victory, but it’s a high In other first-round play, Town Refuse Disposal Area Satur­ approval by the Planning and Zoning agenda. who. The left-handed Evert. “This is the best point in my career," second-seeded Evonne days and Sundays to check loads for Australian teen-ager — her she said. approved I’ve ever seen her play. I Goolagong of Australia, the proper cover. blonde pigtails flying — felt helpless. I tried to hit In another upset, Mona breezed by Peggy Michel Vernon Vehicles will be stopped at the gate pulled the upset of the year out, but the harder I hit, Guerrant, 27, of Phoenix, of Pacific Palisades, and prohibited from entering if loads in women’s tennis Tuesday the harder she hit.” Ariz., defeated seventh- Calif., 6-4, 6-0; fourth- A pilot program of “Outdoor are not properly covered. Persons night, beating top-seeded The loss snapped Evert’s seeded Olga Morozova of seeded Virginia Wade of Education,” was approved by the traveling the Old Colchester Rd. with Chris Evert, 2-6, 6-2,6-3, in current win streak at 20 the Soviet Union, 3-6,6-4,6- Great Britain downed Tory Board of Education Monday night. improperly covered loads will be the first round of the $75,- matches. Her last defeat 3. Guerrant seized control Fretz of Los Angeles, 6-0, The program is for high school issued warnings. 000, Virginia Slims of was to Martina of the match early in the 7-5, and sixth-seeded students and will be conducted next Road bond held A r e a n e w s Boston tournament. Navratilova of second set trapping M arita Redondo of San month at the Colebrook Outdoor Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor Fromholtz, 19, was down Czechoslovakia Jan. 18 in Morozova behind the Diego, Calif., eliminated Education Center. The selecbnen have voted to retain : Bolton Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon 0-2 in the second set and Houston. The last time she baseline with deep Laura Dupont of About 35 students will leave Ver­ the full amount of the road bond held appeared headed for cer­ lost a first-round match groundstrokes that left her Matthews, N.C., 6-1, 6-2. non April 29. at 1:30 p.m. and return by the town guaranteeing completion tain defeat when she let was 1971, nearly a year home about 2:30 p.m. on May 1. of roads in the Gledhill Acres Sub­ loose with a barrage of before she turned pro. Mrs. Claire Albom, supervisor of sharply angled service Fromholtz, a pert, 5-foot- girls’ physical education, said the returns and topspin 4-inch, 120-pounder from program provides the student with Folsom elected baseball leader groundstrokes that left Sydney, who had lost to the dual opportunity of combining Rozelle defends Hebron Registration for little and pony Evert, the world’s top- Evert in three previous classroom studies with the out of Tuohey; Wildcats, Donald Robinson; leagues will be Monday from 6:30 to ranked woman player, meetings, credited Evert’s doors and bringing the out of door Lloyd Folsom of Crouch Rd. has Tigers, Roy Wirth; Buffaloes, Philip 8:30 p.m. at the Hebron Elementory feeling "helpless.” old nemesis, Billy Jean ^Rule^ in court studies back to the classroom. been elected baseball commissioner Bradley; Bears, Folsom; and and Gilead Hill School. She reeled off eight King, with her winning The students will pay the $25 for the 1976 season. Cougars, Al Tarbox. To be eligible for little league a straight games to win the strategy. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) barred from playing in the charge themselves. ’The program Other officers are: Harry Wirth, American League teams and youngster must be 8 and not more set and move to a 2-0 lead “She told me to stay — NFL Commissioner Pete NFL when he would not will be directed by Barbara Holland, secretary-treasurer; Tony Visconti, coaches are: Cubs coached by Philip than 13 years old by Aug. 1. For toe in the third. Evert never back and hit from the Rozelle has cited the sign the standard players a professor at Westfield State president of the National League; Pineo; Giants, Biskupiak; Dodgers, ■ ^ 1 pony league a youngster must be 13 recovered. Pittsburgh Steelers’ two contract. College. She will be assisted by Michael Biskupiak, president of the Fred Wise; Astros, John Regan, and or 14 years old. A parent or guardian consecutive Super Bowl Under the Rozelle Rule, Patricia Logan of the Rockville High American League; and Raymond Bosox, Joseph Pelletier. must accompany the youngster. wins in defense of the rule if a player chooses to play School faculty and several college Tuohey, representative to the Klaus Todte will coach the Hebron named after him. out his option and move on students. Recreation Commission. National League teams and 76’ers, the pony team. coaches are: Lions coached by Young Red Sox Rozelle testified Tuesday to another team, the Mrs. Albom said students will pur­ that without the Rozelle player’s original club must sue some of the biological science 2 Rule, star players not in a be compensated in return. studies (animal and plant life) as hurt by delay “glamor city” would jump Without it, Rozelle said, well as learn how to read a map, and Your Afasfer Charge Welcome On Alt Freeier Orders to another team, thus players could leave for a compass and learn survival methods. WINTER HAVEN, Fla. scheduled to throw against destroying the balance “glamor city,” which he ’They will also learn menu plan­ (UPI) - The first the Astros today, with Bill which he sees as the key to defined as “a city with ning, physical education and casualties of the delayed (Herald photo by Dunn) Lee, Don Aase, Gerry the success of the NFL. good weather (and) ... off­ recreational activities, and math will opening of spring training Spencer and Mark Barr to Rozelle appeared in con­ season endorsement oppor­ be utilized wherever applicable. for the Boston Red Sox go against the Minnesota nection with the suit tunities or one with a American Division Volleyball League champs Written reports will take care of the could be the younger Twins Thursday. S i WESTERN BEEF brought by former wealthy owner. English portion. (Herald photo by Dunn) 63 TOLLAND TPKE. OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9 - 9 4 players. “I’ll make my first cut Minnesota and New The team from ABA Tool won the volleyball Anderson, Burl Webli. Standing: John ‘‘If you don’t have MANCHESTER 643-1184 Sat. 9 - 6 ‘‘There’s no time after a couple of exhibition England quarterback Joe something like that, you ehampionship in the American Division at Haherern, Al Haberern, Ron Allen, Don remaining for me to look at Sunday 9 6 games and others will Kapp, in which the one­ don’t give a team a chance, the West Side Rec this year with a 46-8 Ellis, Richard Peck, Dave Krinjak. Jocko clowns with Colleen With a complete line of some of the youngsters,” follow shortly after that," time University of Califor­ to rise to the top.” GROCERIES & PRODUCE Wl lU '.A MVl Tin MK.Mr tIJ record. Team members (1-r) Front: Bill Jocko the clown gives a balloon poodle to Colleen Champ, 8, of I IMIT OtJANtlllfS Manager Darrell Johnson Johnson said. nia star asserts he was He noted that Pittsburgh GOP said Tuesday. rose quickly from a team Andover during the Andover’s 6Uf Annual Community Arts SPECIRLS THURS-FRI-SHT The Red Sox play the that won just one game to Festival March 13. (Herald photo by Dunn) Houston Astros today in re-elects FULL CUT become two-time pro foot­ NO TAILS their first exhibition game ball king. of the year. Horse racing resumes Dolphins want Csonka back He credited the NFL Osborn SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE “I’ve got to provide as draft and the Rozelle Rule much time in the batting MIAMI (UPI) — Millionaire Bassett is the Canadian millionaire at ISarragansett Park as the two keys to the pop­ pleased with the production we got Hebron Being president cage as I possibly can for fullback I.,arry Csonka will start his who signed Csonka, wide receiver from our fullbacks last year," Shula PAWTUCKET, R.I. ularity of pro football. H. Clay Osborn 111 was re-elected STEAKS STEAKS our regulars and that Tuesday afternoon in a job-hunting tour of the National Foot­ Paul Warfield and running back Jim said. “I think we got 20 touchdowns (UPI) — Racing resumed Rozelle noted the case of chairman of the Republican Town means some of the wooded area near the ball League with the Miami Dolphins Kiick away from the Dolphins in 1975 out of the position and Norm Bulaich today at Narragansett San Francisco quarterback Committee at a recent committee seares students youngsters are going to track. early next month. and moved them.to his now defunct gave us the added dimension of being W IT H F U L L W IT H F U L L Park as state and local of­ John Brodie, who whose meeting. have to be cut quickly,” The fire broke out in a Dolphins’ Coach Don Shula said Memphis Southmen of the World able to come out of the backfield and TENDERLOIN TENDERLOIN ficials investigated a Mon­ $750,(XX), three-year con­ Jeff Odell was elected vice chair­ said Johnson. front tack room of Barn E Tuesday that he had talked with Football League. Bassett announced catch a pass." tract with the Houston man on the fourth ballot over encum­ walk out the door as a car waited I Steve Dillard, one of the day night stable fire which and spread quickly to Barn Csonka’s agent, Ed Keating, and he last week he Was releasing the three East Hartford Oilers in the 1960s, was The Dolphin coach said in his talk bent Marilyn Horton by 12-9. shook toe hands of the people who better young infielders in killed more than two dozen D. Each structure had a expects to open contract discussions from their contracts. (UPI) — When 20 sixth graders written on a napkin. He with the agent, “Keating indicated Besides Odell and Mrs. Horton, An­ had given me, the first woman presi­ camp, could be hurt the thoroughbred horses. capacity of 44 horses and with Keating and Csonka early in wrote about becoming president, Gov. Philip W. Noel never played a game for Shula is obviously playing it cagey they’re going to talk with as many drew Johnson also vied for the posi­ dent, a chance to be president. most by the delay. Dillard, both were nearly full. April. teams as they can.” they added something to the “Then 1 spotted a gun that was in toured the track Tuesday, them and yet was compen- before getting down to dollars and tion of vice chairman. who is considered a good Track spokesman John Shula said he hadn’t talked to American Dream — about half con­ toe hands of my opponent... I told my inspecting the piles of ash sated for that entire cents with Csonka and Keating. Shula repeated an earlier state­ Count on the first ballot was Odell hitter and runner, has had McCarthy said it would be Csonka since January but the big ment that, “we’re interested *in cluded they would be shot. security guard." and burned posts, all that impossible to put a dollar amount by all the clubs in First, he said, the NFL must see it in 11, Mrs. Horton 6, and Johnson 5. The essays, on ‘“rhe Day 1 Become * ^ trouble with his throwing fullback'has been saying all along he Csonka but we feel like we've “Some people didn’t likq me and 1.59 1.89 remained of two 350-foot- the newly merged league writing from Bassett that Csonka is Second ballot count was Odell U, arm, which underwent sur­ amount on the dead mounts would give the Dolphins first crack at replaced Kiick and we understand President,” were written in the Gov. tried to kill me by shooting me. They M long wooden barns. formed from the NFL and free to negotiate, Mrs. Horton 7, and Johnson 4. gery twice in two years. until actual identification his services when he freed himself of that Warfield is more interested in William Pitkin School. Teacher shot me in the shoulder. TTiey caught Tuesday was the regular the American Football Third ballot count was Odell 10. GROUND Three other promising was determined. The contractual obligations to John “Although we’re definitely in­ going back with the' Cleveland Michel Rosenfeld made the assign­ the men,” wrote Karen Martins. day off for the track, and League. Mrs. Horton 8, and Johnson 4. o o < players who could get short owners had insurance with Bassett. terested in Csonka, we're still Browns,” ment as a Bicentennial project. 10 POUND BOX officials said there were Johnson withdrew his name after A $100,000 presidential car turned shrift because of the dis­ th e H o r s e m e n ’s She said the topic of assassinations out to be a hearse with a coffin in it in CHUCK PATTIES enough horses to run a full the third ballot. pute between club owners Benevolent and Protective was never discussed, although the es­ Carmine Esposito's essay. “ I looked program as usual today. Joseph Beauregard was elected says were written last fall, about the and players are second Association. in it and it said reserved for P’resi- LB. The latest count of the town committee treasurer over Mark Hinds of Beef lb 99M Sides of Beef baseman Kim Andrew, It was the first fire at time two attempts were made on dent Esposito. I didn’t want to die dead horses was 26. Gansett in 18 years. East Wetherell by 18-3. President Ford’s life. first baseman Jack Baker, Kate Grant was elected town com­ young so I fainted,” he wrote. and third baseman Ted Veterinarians destroyed Providence Fire Marshal ’’Isn’t it awful,” she said of the es­ BUGNACKI'S PRESSED ROLL - M .4 9 l b A School Supt. Eugene A. Diggs said two horses when it was ap­ Robert Sauer last week AGWAY mittee secretary. says. Cox. he wasn’t surprised. “We live in a CUT, WRAPPED, QUICK FROZEN AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! parent they could not be The town committee will be in the Pitchers will not feel the said the stable area was “a Some stories had a happy ending: terrorist society,” he noted. saved and killed another MANCHESTER STORE 55th District’s annual dinner theatre crunch as much, said John­ fire hazard, no doubt about "The gun shot off. BOOM! He missed “ If I ever became president I badly burned horse found it." event June 24 at the Coachlight. ’The me,” wrote Matthew Sullivan. son, because they will all play will be "Call Me Madam.” would be scared,” wrote Jeffrey get as much work as possi­ Mark Curtis wrote, “ One day The committee recommends John Stickles. ble, in games and batting someone tried to shoot me but my FitzGibbons fill the alternate vacan­ He. concluded, “ I wouldn’t run for M UGNTftimT practice. DEMONSTRATION GUNIC guys got him and sent him to the gas anything in politics. I wouldn’t want cy on the Zoning Board of Appeals. Reggie Cleveland, Mark Field trial dog winners chamber (I change the rules).’’ to be president, would you?” FitzGibbons will begin a five-year According to Elizabeth Palenza, "I R Bomback, Tom House and term on the board in November. FOR Jim Willoughby were Held last Sunday at the and her English Setter, East Hartford Fish and Chicane, took second place TMS SATURDAY: 9-4 YOGURT Game Club was the in the puppy stake. Cliff I FOODLAND Basketball CASDFTA trial. Scorso of Bolton and his COMPLETE DEMO ON YARD & GARDEN Scout overnight CONTADINA TOMATO Dick Brookman of dog. Streaker took third in PREPARATION! Roto Tiller - Shredders - MIXorfNATCHVEG.SALE Coventry and his dog. Tel­ the puppy stake. Mike An­ PASn ly, won the all age stake. drews of East Hartford and Compost Makers - Sprayers marred by glass CUTGtBNIEANS BUSINES.S.MEN Bernie Conroy’s daughter, his dog, Obie, took third in Thursday Nite nLa.65»l5IANS Action last night at Illing Len, from Coventry and the hunting dog stake. Bolton dalism was done a couple MIXDVE6S. Junior High saw Telso her dog. Babe, took third in Next trial is Sunday at STOP IN ANO TRY THE EQUIP. of weeks ago at the time SUCIDOim trounce the B.A. Club, 62- Conditions at Herrick & !_| the derby stake. Florence the Post 430 grounds in the town’s schools’ win­ WNOU POTATOES 4 89 Memorial Park upset the 37, and Bogner’s outscore Harwarth of Manchester Brimfield, Mass. dows were broken. the Buzzards, 95-79. Larry SPECIAL DEALS leaders of Girl Scout Troop SPECIAL! i r s n c D T Bates said there is no one IN YOUN PRODUCi DEPT Covell had 17 points and Mighty Mac 5 hp 666 Friday when the troop ON THIS arrived for an overnight. to repair them unless he Brad Miller 16 for Telso Chipper-Shredder does it himself and he has 6:00 to 9:00 PM ONLY while Mark Kravontka had • Shreds, grinds, chips and morel Barbara Pellerln and Bowling Virginia Marshall said they been unable to find the 14 for the losers. Ron Rior- SPECIAL DAY • Easy spin star* time. Also, he is working BANANAS . CABWIS- dan poured in 50 points for • 24 (ree-swinging hammers can cut found three broken win­ ($1.00 Minimum) 3" thick limbs into small chips dows with paper bags on a tight budget, he said. Bogner's with Kent Smith The remaining funds are adding 11. Jim Katin had 30 .ST. JA M ES- M arge Nivison 200-514. Ken • Twenty-four hardened steel taped over them on the needed later in the year to 1 7 BUNCHES FOR | markers, Bill Boucher 12 Agostinelli 130-356, Amelia 1 homas 226-224-230-680. chipper blades park building. There was . * Ansatazia 128, Mary Hill Bancrolt 200-514. Dan STOP IN AND (82-1464) #12P broken glass and rocks on get the grass mowed, the and Glen Lozier 11 for the fields in shape, and the Buzzards. Mattsson 144-369, Debbie llumiston 203-570. Rollo the building’s floor and two Rozell 148. Masse 541, Gerry Sweeney of the three doors could not general, 'after winter clean CHECK THEM up done. towels CONTADINA TOMATO 543, John Goiangos 557, be locked. LEADING The scouts cleaned up 10% OFF I’l.N.NK'n'ES- Barbara Ray C hittick 540, Zig The ideal machine for urban gardeners! OUTI The leaders said they had LADY SAUCE Scoreboard Seifert 178-477, Pat Twerdy Olbert 544, Win Conant 505, the mess and completed 2 Mighty Mac 3 hp Shredder reserved the building tor 192-488, Ginger Yourkas Jim Magowan 525, Ed the overnight “sometime their overnight. ALL CASH PURCHASES JU M B O P A a 190-519, Sharyn Young 185- Kodes 536, Ron Custer 203- • Powerful enough to chew up 72" branches, ago.” The vandal or vandals leaves, table scraps, stalks, sod, hay, bones and W IN A FREE have not yet been ap­ 128SQ.FT. WHA 466, Rosemary Thibodeau 554, Bob Bassett 206-210- other materials into a finely shredded mulch Stanley Bates, park com­ 201-463, Joyce Corriveau 606, Ron Carone 208-504, basis J 7 6 A U T 0 prehended. ! ^ 6 & * 1 ruraday's Rcaulla missioner, said the van­ Cleveland 3, Quebec 1 459, Lois Begin 489, Linda Mark Milford 225-584, Dick • 3 hp Briggs & Stratton engine W IN A FREE Toronto 6, Calgary 5 • Heavy gauge epoxy painted steel body and sturdy Gustafson 469, Kim Cote 500. rubber tires 1976 AUTO MOSER'S Indianapolis 8, San Diego 8 Ruggiero 457, Joanne Dey • 23" X 14" feed hopper literally sucks materials — o m s iT — in ... keeps your hands safely out of the way! jE -P E P SI 470, Carol Moriarty 454, FACrORY OUTLET COUPON ONLY AT Gail Shimaitis 484. • Portable to where your clean-up job isl Squire Applegate ORANGE JUKE 4 NHL BLOSSOMS - Vivian '82-1458) #5P MANCHESTER 31/2 hp Tiller 7 4 t Tuestlay’s ReftiillH Trask 191, Sandy Kershaw DRUG IKE-rorAl.KItS- • Vertical shaft drive tiller S i « » . o o ^ Philadelphia 3, Minnesota 3 183-467, Marty Bradshaw Arlene Snyder 454, • Easy to handle 717 MAM STREH Kansas City 5, Washington 5 179, Gemma Biske 180, Mighty MANCHESTER Vancouver 5, NY Islanders 2 Claudette Mertens 178-179- Barb Sullivan 481. * • Weight Is located over the wheels w G u . ^ # 482, Karen Riordan 476, Mac • Briggs & Stratton 4-cycle engine 22 gal. FOOD49 LAND Marilyn Rogers 186, Judy U.S. MIXED - Ernest ! s'art mechanism ------NBA Sabella 461, Donna Sprayer • 12 diameter steel bolo tines are self- WOMENS NAME BRAND AODREU Whipple 218-559, Bruce sharpening, heal treated V^S DOG FOOD Tiichilay'a Kcaulta Magowan 197-202-573, Nan­ Moquin 204-517, Joe Russo “•'Spfiays up'to30’-fr6tfjp“‘' ‘' AM c in Buffalo 122, Chicago 109 • Sprays pesticides or weed killers • Adjustable seml-pneumallc tires cy Washburn 484. 202-516, Ed Yourkas 208- • 22 gallon plastic corcoslon-resistant tank No purchue bj ach Detroit 122, New York 116 sere of • Good maneuverability with power on SHOES, SANDALS & COATS BCPOSiT EACH N m i I - 532, Bill Livengood 200-559, • 3 hp Briggs & Stratton engine; semi- age or older to win. or off Kansas City 106, pneumatic tires eeent to win AS NEW DNAWnWS ANE HELO W m dY I'l.OK tl.- Dee Simmons Bob Hufford 213-531, but winner must epin the winning oar • Tills 8" deep and 26" wide No purchase nacataary...Muat be over 18 yaart of Washington 101 175-470, Laura Lutz 450, (from selection of 11 Boston 101, New Orleans 97 Harold McCrea 502, Ed must pay all taxeil (82-1015) #100 AT DISCOUNT PRICES! aga or older to win. You need not be praaant to win § 6M-5 ™ Jan Wright 481. & license. but winner muat spin wheal to saibct the winning car 5 Phoenix 104, Seattle 97 Wilson 512, Steve Pelletier "*’ l 518, Ed Duchaine 501, (from selection of 11 care). Winner mutt pay all taxaa Golden State 118, Atlanta & llcanaa. 1 0 0 w riy i ES- Sophie Ralph Trott 541, Sheila 48 Purnell Place, Manchester Burger 129-356, Terry Hin­ tTORI HOUntl Los Angeles 125, Houston Price 189-484, Bee Moquin Mon, Tum, Wtd. Pri Rear of IForlfi’i • One Flight Up • 649-8687 son 342, Donna Bremser 1:00- 5:10 IQUIPMINT OHOfh rnwripuan, ClemNM and M Tag tpaoMa laeagM . MAMAROMANO ^ 106 177-190-532, Betty Walsh Thurf l:SO-«:IO Mm . WtO, Thun, M Portland 100, Milwaukee 97 127-343, Julie Levesque 129, 182, Marilyn Rogers 206- 5 :10-540 Sat 1:00- 0 .1)0 iM 540-440 M*«H 6TM6I SPAGHETTI S A U a Vivi Bayer 129, Joan 496, Alvina DeLisle 175-207- AG WAY,® Inc. CtoMd TwMOoy ‘ 25* O F F DeDominicis 349. 01*. Carriege Houie ABA 538, Ginger Yourkas 177- 540 NEW STATE ROAD, BUCKLAND Boutique COAT Manchester Drug 180-183-540, Denise s Tucsday'H K c h iiIis S fl.K Cl TV- Open 9tSO to SiSO Cromwell 186, Mary Whip­ 6 4 3 -91 23 YVNMU HtCI 2 ^ 717 MAIN STREET < M 6 ^EGGS Indiana 107, San Antonio 104 E’letcher 223-530, Thun. Hi 9i00 i ^ 8 9 «# ple 497, Gail Shimatis 466, —------Kentucky 118, Denver 117, N ivison 214-521, JjOWOraiSATIMNYTU SM PM Downtown Manchestar e 649-4841 1.— OT Marge DeLisle 468. |W I ACCEPT EEDE5AL EOOD STAMPS! V. PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 24, 1975

Nine mill hike MANCHEgnSR BVENIWO HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 24. 1976— PAGE SEVENTEEN iiaurltf atpr lirralb in mayor s budget Vernon the mayor recommended approval Area news BARBARA RICHMOND for total yearly salaries of $1,365 Mayor Thomas Benoit’s each. Minimal raises are also Andover Ellington Hebron South Windsor recommended budget of $5.5 million recommended for other fire depart­ Coventry East Hartford Tolland Vernon for general government reflects ment personnel. wage increases for non-union The fire department requests for C 9 employes, a proposed change in the major equipment were transferred police departitient and a potential to the capital improvements budget.. nine mill increase. The Rockville department request^ I Police a 100-foot ladder truck at a cost of Town taxes may The police budget reduces the $130,000 and a 1,000 gallon pumper number of lieutenants from four to truck, at $70,000 and the Vernon three and creates a new position of department requested a 90-foot captain as requested by Chief Her­ elevated platform truck at a cost of jump 10 mills mann Fritz. $220,000. However, the mayor zeroed It also allows for the replacement the $400,000 request for the capital of four cruisers rather than six as improvements budget which shows a balance of $30,000, the amount not be deleted. One of the increases requested and deletes a request for Stimlh Windsor budgeted last year. of $5,000 is for substitute teachers. two intermediate vehicles for special JUDY KUEHNEL Dr. Goldman said about 80 per cent services plus other small items of Following years of practically no of the school board budget is in staff equipment. I Public works tax increases, South Windsor costs. A $1,600 raise is recommended for taxpayers are facing what represents In the general government budget, the chief bringing the salary to $17,- Under public works the director a 10-mill increase prior to budget Sprenkel has recommended the 600. The raises for other police per­ requested a salary of $26,226 which slicing by the council. reinstitution of the Capital Reserve sonnel who do not come under union would be an increase of $9,297. 'The Town Manager Terry V. Sprenkel Fund for about $124,000. contract are comparative to the un­ mayor recommended a $2,106 in­ dropped a fiscal bomb on the council He has also recommended an in­ ion raises. crease for a salary of $19,035. TTie ill the form of a $4.1 million budget, crease in the sewer usage fee, stating Executive budget deputy director requested a $3,742 representing a 7,2-mill increase. raise with the mayor recommending sewer users should support the use of In the executive and ad­ Sprenkel's budget was preceded by $938 or $14,338 a year. the sewer treatment plants. ministrative budgets a salary in­ a Hoard of Education budget request LjJ llI No new projects are included in the crease of $743 is recommended for In that department requests for a of $7.,'l million, representing over 2 painter and a maintenance man, new budget, said Sprenkel. However, he the mayor bringing it to ^,243 and ffl> mills of additional funds. positions, with salaries of $11,103 has recommended the hiring of a for the director of administration an If both budgets were accepted each were deleted by the mayor. town manager’s assistant to increase of $1,168 for a salary of $19,- without cuts, the current mill rate of negotiate contracts. 234. Under new equipment, buildings, and <(3 .1 mills now paid by South Windsor The budget is seen as Sprenkel’s additions was a requested amount of lesidents would jump another 10 The increase for the tax collector last official act before he leaves for a was requested at $1,864, the mayor $279,225 which the m ayor also mills. deleted. city manager’s job in Iowa next recommends $1,188 for a salary of Both the school board and the coun­ A South Windsor Sousaphone month. $13,624; town clerk, increase of $1,710 A major proposal for correction of cil claim no “fat” exists in their The council is now in the process of Bob Lizotte, a member of the South Windsor High School band, to $19,600. several faulty storm sewer systems budgets and that “shopping list and culverts, at an estimated cost of examining the two budgets — educa­ plays his Sousaphone Friday night during a joint rehearsal of his Eire department items" were shelved for this year. tion and government. But it seems band and the high school band from Haverhill, Mass. The bands $279,225, was another area the mayor •School Supt. Robert Goldman said likely residents will get a tax in­ The two volunteer fire chiefs only found it necessary to delete for this llio board has specific needs that can­ gave a joint concert Saturday night. (Herald photo by Dunn) requested increases of $65 a year and coming year. crease next year. S i Bands combine for musical weekend Area police VEK.NON 19, Rockville, April 21. South Windsor concert with the Haverhill High exchange concerts,” the Haverhill The students were then assigned to Richard Wilson, 20, of Broad COVENTRY School band. band arrived town Friday afternoon. homes of local music students. i Brook, was charged with evading S Janet Holl of Cedar Swamp Rd., The "sound of music” rang through Local bandsmen were entertained They were greeted by Deputy Saturday night band directors South Windsor last weekend as the responsibility Tuesday. He was Coventry, was charged with failure in Haverhill the weekend of March 6 Mayor Robert Myette who presented Lazzerini and Friedel were combined allegedly involved in an accident at to drive a reasonable distance apart town extended local hospitality to when they performed in joint concert band director Robert Friedel with efforts in a 155-piece combined band. E. Main and Prospect Sts. March 22 after a four-car accident in Coventry. visiting music students from there. the “key" to the town. Mayor Sandra Bender proclaimed and left the scene. Tuesday, She was treated and Haverhill, Mass. Described by SWHS Band Director “We want you to make Soul i Wind­ the day Haverhill High School Band The driver of the other car was released for a knee injury at The band’s visit to South Windsor Louis Lazzerini as “the best band we sor your home for the weekem said Day. Board of Education Chairman Louis Merrow 111 of 141 Huntington Manchester Memorial Hospital, She was the second half of an exchange have encountered in five years of SWHS Principal William Spol n. Donald Berghuis presented a town Dr., Vernon. Wilson was released on is to appear in court in Rockville on seal plaque to Friedel. a $100 n o n -su re ty bond for April 7. Miss Melanie Nachyly, daughter of 1 appearance in Common Pleas Court Mr. and Mrs. John Nachyly, played Cburcb not rented, pastor the solo in the SWHS band’s perfor­ Holton this information but it is wrong. St. They said this would result in a mance of “ Portrait of a Trumpet." George has not signed a contract $500 profit to the town. The pastor of St. George s with anyone to rent the building, he Delage to plead insanity Kpi.scopal Church said statements by First .Selectman David Dreselly said. At next Monday’s Town Meeting, .ibout the rental of the church are rely on an insanity defense for his residents will be asked to ap­ Hawks have fine season Vernon client. totally untrue." propriate $4,200 to repair the old The Rev. John Flora said the space Andover . The Hawks high scorers for the Delage asked for a jury trial last library. The selectmen said in a The lawyer for Richard T. Delage ,;t the church now being rented by the season were Rick Hutchinson with week in Superior Court when he release Monday the repairs are to The Andover Hawks took second who pleaded innocent last week to a Hebron Cooperative Nursery has not 108 points and Rick Violette with 68. entered his plea in the Weatherley make the library fit for town board place in the Hebron Youth Basketball charge of murdering Paget A. been rented for next year to anyone Jason Woo, Don Dressel and Ron case. He pleaded innocent to the kid­ meetings and record storage. League program with a record of 8 Weatherley in 1969 says he plaijs to ' Ise. Cote combined for 122 points. nap charge in January. wins and 4 losses. Dreselly said at the March 16 Woo, Cote and Hutchinson were the They say in the release the The league is made up of Grade 5 playniakers and ball handlers for the meeting of the Board of Selectmen he nursery, now called the Children’s umlerstood the nursery's space had and 6 boys. This was Andover's se­ season. Dressel and Violette were Cooperative Nursery Inc., offered to cond year in the league. the rebounders and defensive stars. i-n rented to someone else. rent space in the library next school McConnell wkis derby The Rev. Mr. Flora said he did not Paul Jurovaty said the team prac­ Other Hawk players were Brian year during a few hours on weekdays ticed at the Gilead Hill School in McKay, Carl Haverl, Mike Hebron The event was judged by John 'mow where the first selectman got for $1,500. Hebron because there are no Massey, Scott Surdham, Brian Sean McConnell placed first in the Sibun, Bicentennial Commission facilities in Andover. Richards, Brook Matzell, Jonathan recent Cub Scout Pack 28 Pinewood chairman: Fire Chief William Borst F Black, Steven Lindley and Robert Derby. and resident state trooper John Wordsworth. Second place winner was Scott Soderherg. Feens, adults meet tonight The HYBL consists of five teams, Kopaez with Danny Szwed placing Winners of the individual den four from Hebron and one from An­ third. eliminations were McConnell in Den dover. The league will be in the 1, Mike Nelson in Den 2, Szwed in % II Fast Hartford meeting and asked to be heard. Many Early in 1976, Mayor Richard Szwed also received the trophy for Moodus Invitational Tournament, the best looking entry. Den 3. Kenneth Boucher in Den 4, .S"’ East Hartford's Teen Committee teens claim there is nothing to do Blackstone appointed 19 to tlie Teen Allan Terranova in Den 5, Billie I Ten boys will represent the Hebron Trophy for the most unusual entry after school hours and in the evening. Committee which he chairs. will meet tonight at 7:30 in the con- League including Andover boys Woo, went to Mike Lewandowski for his Bartenstein in Den 6, Scott Kopaez in -S£ At that time, they asked for a com­ Adult members of the committee lerence room at Town Hall. The com­ Hutchinson, Dressel and Violette. “bone shaped” car with Snoopy for a Den 7, and Chris Robson in Webelos. mittee meets regularly on the second mittee to look into their problem. are Joseph Dentamaro, Council driver. kO e* E ^ ^ ^ .11 (I fourth Wednesday of the month Because it was so close to election majority ieader; Esther Clarke, ' l l W W WmilBiMIIAiPafet:.. time, the mayor felt naming of such Council minority leader; Frank to determine needs here. ■ € /> 2 s I'rio'- to last fall’s election, several a committee should be done after the DeGregorio, director of Parks and Area briefs ^ O Rons attended a Town Council election. Recreation; Chief of Police Drumm; Bruce Backus, Youth Services direc­ tor; A1 Kerling, Police Explorers; Choirs to rehearse Democrats meet Kevin Callahan, president of East ANDOVER — The Andover Congregational Church VERNON — The Democratic Town Committee will ••J - t i o Hartford’s Jaycees; and Sue Clark, senior choir will rehearse Thursday at 8 p.m. The junior ~J(r c meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the First Federal Savings C iJ n $ ^ Chamber of Commerce. choir rehearses each Friday at 3:30 p.m. and is open to building, Park PL, to pick delegates to state conventions I Youths serving include Kerry all Grade 3 through Grade 8 students. Directors are Carol this July. The committee will also recommend someone Daley of the Youth Council, East Howard and Carol MacKay. for appointment to the Economic Development Comitiis- Hartford High Student Council Presi­ sion. dent Joy Carlson and class presidents Jazz comes to HS Thomas Galeota, Rebecca Pelletier, ELLINGTON - The Ellington Cultural Arts Comission Town hiring reviewed Michael Prutz, and Sara Canfield, has engaged the Keene State College Jazz Ensemble for Representing Penney High School SOUTH WINDSOR — The Human Relations Commis­ two performances at the Ellington High School Friday, are Student Council president Joseph sion will hold a work session Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the April 2. The first show is for the high school students. The Gaudette, and class presidents Julie caucus room of the Town Hall. The commission plans to second is at 7:30 p.m. and is open to the public. Tickets »> Lussier, Sue Brow, Stephanie Sacco, continue review of the town’s Affirmative Action Plan. will be at the door. The Keene group specializes in “big and Mary Fay. band” jazz and jazz rock. S a g ” Hope Chapter Science fair Monday iRockville hospital notes VERNON — Hope Cliapter, Order of Eastern Star, will HEBRON — Students in the Grade 6 classes of Mrs. i S » a ® S a i l meet April 6 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, Orchard Patricia Olson and Henry Kelsey will conduct a science St. Legislation to be presented to the Grand Chapter will fair Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the school in the all pur­ Admitted Monday: Joanne Bouchard, be discussed. Officers are reminded to meet for rehear­ pose room. They made individual and small group Prospect St., Rockville; Irma Castelli, sal on April 5 at 7:30 p.m. projects on many different aspects of science. Mountain Spring Rd., Toliand; Fernando ..Air- . ■ Garafolo, Evergreen Rd., Vernon; Levenstein gets diegree Freida Gierth, Faith Dr., Vernon; Diane “Sunshine” complaint filed (Herald photo by Richmond) Gutzmer, Lancaster Rd,, Manchester; • ANDOVER — The Hartford Courant filed a complaint BOLTON — Charles Levenstein of 57 Vernon Rd., Orrin Hakey, McLean St., Rockville; Monday with the state Freedom of Information Commis­ Bolton received the doctor of philosophy degree in Mary Hill, Cedar St., Rockville; Susan sion challenging the Andover Board of Finance’s decision economics from the Massachusetts Institute of O’Malley, Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; Technology in February. 3 to conduct a closed-dqor meeting last week on the town’s Si Si. Bernard’s stays open Norma Sojka, Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington; Christine Sorensen, Hoffman budget. The board met at the home of board member Lussier gets degree Robert Little in “executive session” Thursday night. Lit­ N r n i o n repair. Father White said its upkeep Rd., Ellington; Raymond "Thompson, Lawrence St., Rockville. tle said to reporters of The Herald and The Courant. The EAST HARTFORD — Henry L. Lussier Jr. of 111 The Parish Council of St. Bernard's will require a six per cent increase in complaint alleges the board did not first have a legal Penney Dr. received the BS degree in electrical revenues each year for the next five i Church in Rockville voted 20-1 to con­ Discharged Monday: Darlene llaraw, engineering in the computer science and engineering S meeting which requires public notice before voting to go ■fill tinue operation of St, Bernard’s years. Mark Dr., Coventry; Albert Comarella, into executive session. Also, the complaint challenges the curriculum from the Massachusetts Institute of School, rhe announcement was made The school serves 191 students in Stafford; Richard Durkce, Alpert Dr., board’s decision to meet in private to discuss the town’s Technology in February. during Saturday evening Masses at Rockville; Keith Holland, Stafford budget, Grades 1-8 from Vernon, Tolland, Springs; John Holmes, Reed ltd., the church. and Ellington, and a few from other Immunization clinic It will be kept open with an all-lay Tolland; Sophie Krajewski, Windermere area towns. The staff now consists of Dixon for Weicker TOVENTRY - 'The Coventry director of health. Dr. faculty after next year when the Ave,, Rockville; Bernice Krey,ssig, Park seven lay teachers, a teaching sister West Dr,, Rockville; Charlotte BOLTON — Robert Dixon has been appointed Bolton Robert Bowen, wil) conduct an immunization clinic I* SiilUjl Sisters of Mercy who have been run­ and a sister who is principal. Matheson, Shenipsit Lake Rd., Tolland: Friday, April 2 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Town Office ning the school withdraw. coordinator for the re-election campaign of U.S. Sen. Edna Rich, Grand Ave,, Rockville; Mrs, Lowell Weicker. Weicker said Dixon will serve as liaison Building. Shots offered are for measles, German 1 The Rev. John J. White, pastor, The current budget totals $75,000 Mary Smith and son, Stafford Springs; measles, polio, diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis and adult said the council recommended the and of this, $30,000 comes from tui­ Mildred Weber, Reservoir Rd,, between himself and the local Republican Town Com­ mittee. Dixon is former chairman of the RTC serving diphtheria ana tetanus. The Board of Question requires .■ichnol and all other parish programs tion and contributions from the Rockville; Martha Wright, Park West all students to have polio and measles shots unless continue with periodic review. Home and School Association. 'The Dr., Rockville. from 1970 to 1974. Dixon said, “Lowell Weicker is a Birth Monday; A son to Mr. and Mrs. leader in the new politics of realism and relevance, doing exempted for medical or religious reasons. A donation The school on School St. near the remaining $45,000 comes from the may be made to the Public Health Nursing Association oil church is 90 years' old and in need of parish. . Philip Rogers, Hoffman Rd-., Ellington. what he thinks is right.” Dixon'is aiso vice president and secretary of the Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. Coventry for each shot. ) V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 24, 1976^ PAGE NINETEEN Junta takes over Gov.Grasso urges tFhere Quality Altcayi F-rceedi The Prlcel PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 24. 1975 in Argentina federalized welfare BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) cluded Peronist labor leader Lorenzo HARTFORD (UPI) — The federal government should MEATOWN — The arnned forces seized power in Miguel, presidential secretary Julio take over state welfare costs but Connecticut cannot af­ 1215% SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD Argentina today, repiacing President Gonzalez, press secretary Osvaldo ford to take over local costs for thp same program. Gov. Isabel Peron with a military junta Papaleo and various legislators, Ella T. Grasso says. and forcing her aboard a military provincial governors and union “There is a crying need for a federal takeover of M eat E conomy 0 utlet' flight to southern Argentina. welfare,” Mrs. Grasso said at her Tuesday news con­ leaders. imllpC. Tuc0., Wed. y to 6 • Thurs., FH. 9 to 9 | There were no immediate signs of The junta declared a state of siege ference. The federal and state governments now split 50- n v y lld * Sal. 8 to 6 « (Closed All Day Monday) bioodshed or resistance. However and warned any protests would be 50 the costs of welfare programs. troops occupying key areas "severely suppressed.” “The presidential-aspirants have not seen this,” she La s t Call At This Price! throughout the country seized The coup ended days of rumors and complained, saying the federal takeover should be one of numerous government figures and speculation that Mrs. Peron’s 21- the top issues in this year’s presidential election. Peronist supporters, military month-old troubled government had “But we can’t take over local welfare,” she said. BONELESS sources said. reached the end of the line. “Philosophically there’s nothing wrong with this but it’s m The new junta, headed by Army The military leaders said in a just a matter we don’t have the money.” Commander Lt. Gen. Jorge Videla, series of communiques they had y .i The state pays 90 per cent of local welfare costs and the SIRLOIN STEAKS also includes Navy Commander Vice decided to assume power to save the '• towns pay 10 per cent. It has been estimated a full state 'S fa Adm. Eduardo Massera and Air nation from "chaos.” takeover would cost Connecticut an additional $19 ? s ' force Commander Lt. Gen. Orlando “The action of the goverment will Deposed million-a-year. Agosti. be characterized by the respect of Mrs. Grasso planned to meet later this week with zTi; m f They are known as strong anti­ the law within a framework of order several local and Chamber of Commerce officials to dis­ communists and said they seized and respect for human dignity. The President Isabel Peron of cuss municipal problems in paying for their 10 per cent 1.19 power to “restore essential values” fundamental objective will be to Argentina was deposed from share of local welfare programs. • ►J3S 1 111 Coma, 111 Sirvid - No Riinchickil m (/> I to the nation. restore the essential values which " s-E 8 5 > o l-S S f o H (/) power early today by a m m «33 ! Videla, a slender, mustached 50- guide the state.” * r - nriilitary junta. There were no m < OO ih I S o year-old officer, was to be sworn in Mrs. Peron was forced aboard the s ip s of bloodshed and the Tax burden tabulated o -< as president at noon (10 a.m. EST) flight to the Messidor resort after Center Cut, Sliced H ■ widow of the late Juan Peron is Frethly Sliced Q ™ ^ g 39 Z III / xSg today at army headquarters with being whisked away by helicopter HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut Conference of | S | | < / y reported to have been flown to — = only military personnel present. from the presidential palace, where Municipalities says the state had the nation’s second BOILED « -H Air force sources said the slender, she had been meeting with advisers. southern Argentina where she AMERICAN -< m z highest per capita property taxes in 1974, but was 43rd in m IK blonde 45-year-old widow of former Although under increasing is in military custody. s 2 qz O O taxes per $1,000 income. HAM so O c/> President Juan D. Peron was put pressure to resign in recent months, The conference said Tuesday its study showed an CHEESE JSbi c / > aboard a military plane for a flight to the former cabaret dancer had stead­ average per capita property tax figure of $353 for Connec­ the isolated El Messidor Andean lake fastly refused to give up power. ticut, com part to the national average of $216. Only resort in Neuquen Province, 720 Her government had been marked UT unit bl Massachusetts was higher. miles southwest of the capital. by right and left-wing violence that * ^ -• 3 C » Q ** •» It said while the national average for state taxes per 1 . 5 9 ; o» « ^ S T*? 2 2 •" Connecticut was $59.34. T 2 3 • = • Q> o 8 « ? = S | Peron was under "military custody” per cent at the end of February; and The group said almost twice the share of local govern­ 3-ii^l.S = c “ 352803 and that her personal safety was by charges of massive government o » ment revenue is provided by property taxes in Connec­ S ; * i 5 ” guaranteed. corruption. MIT job ticut than it is in a national average. Government figures arrested in­ Our Own, Freshly Made O « Q. •< n 2 t CCM reported property taxes provided 64.5 per cent of : -» 2 ^ S ,0 8aa ;S S sS ? , local government revenue in Connecticut, compared with <• 3 o c 2. I o * S. 5 < School board to seek The Massachusetts Institute of the national average of 37.2 per cent. ITALIAN ?5 £ 5 < _e Technology (MIT) has awarded Connecticut municipalities received only 20.7 per cent ^ 3 3 0) <# r*' w! of their revenue from state aid, 46th in the nation, CCM jT«§5=io : 2.®« ^3 CO United Technologies’ Hamilton Stan­ -;; rt {* -n i dard division a $1.5 million contract said. SAUSAGE - - O ?> " ' ^ c 5 r y • r Gi z ^ # ~ 3 ^ 5 $12,924 in state grants to design and install an energy­ ^ £ 1 i o = i m S 0 *■= ? 55 saving facilities management system Tougher election laws Manchester's Board of Education $12,924, because the money was set that is expected to reduce the oa ,** § S 9 o o aside by the state before grants for school’s energy costs by mpre than $1 S o?. 3? j3 “ 3- took steps this week to get state WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — Congress should tighten u 5 TJ 03 ^ (3 municipal school projects were million annually. >rtS?5r'0i23‘ grants of $12,924, representing reim­ campaign financing and election laws and reinstitute the a S o S S S sI 00 bursement for relatively minor suspended. The computer-controlled system, ra a ^ a ;ro2 M federal Elections Commission, according to Senate lb. renovation projects at Robertson In other business Monday night, scheduled to become fully hopeful Gloria Schaffer. Midlum or Hoi. Save 40' IbJ School Administration'Offices and at the Board of Education approved two operational by spring 1977, will in­ Mrs, Schaffer, a Democrat who as the secretary of the Bentley School. bid waivers, to buy distributive tegrate 34 buildings on MIT’s Cam­ state is Connecticut’s chief elections officer, also J z The school board accepted each education equipment and graphic bridge campus into a single facilities charged Tuesday Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn,, Thin Sliced, Italian Style Canter Cut project as finished. Similar action by arts equipment. management system. voted against the re-establishment of the commission. The $3,200 worth of distributive the Town Building Committee is The Hamilton system will monitor "It is imperative that all who believe in reform of our CO education equipment, for VEAL CUBE expected soon so applications can be and control energy-consuming utility political system support an immediate reconstitution of 'goo°§§ I Manchester High School, will be coco filed for the state money: $3,875 for and service equipment in the the Elections Commission," she told a group of Universi­ / purchased from the Merchandising CUTLET STEAKS o Robertson and $9,049 for Bentley. buildings. The greatest savings are ty of Connecticut law students. The Bentley project, involving Equipment Group Inc. of South Wind­ expected to come through more ef­ m minor renovations to comply with sor. ficient use of heating, ventilation and fire safety regulations, was com­ Kennedy said a bid waiver was air conditioning systems, and Tow law ruled invalid n . 3 9 pleted at a total cost of $33,408. The sought because educators wanted through electrical load-shedding. The early delivery of the equipment and lb. s 5 cr gtJ 5 state pays half of the cost, and the latter is a method of limiting costly HARTF’ORD (UPI) — A Connecticut law permitting preferred equipment which is com­ ^ 1 .6 9 Oni Prici, Oni Kind, town has already received a check peak electrical load demands by tem­ policemen to tow unregistered or abandoned vehicles lb. patible with existing equipment at T H E BESTI for $7,655. The $9,049 represents the porarily turning off non-essential without notifying owners has been declared un­ ry X 2 ^ 0> the high school. difference. equipment during periods of high constitutional by a panel of three federal judges. -< "> w “ ^ S The grapic arts equipment — also 5 o o 2 i^“f 3 E The second phase of the Robertson energy use. The unanimous decision Tuesday said car owners were destined for Manchester High School ■ 9J9> ~~ —- project was completed at a total cost Minimizing energy requirements being illegally deprived of their property under the state > s t i ' s o l — inolves two small offset printing xchS q 3. j of ^1,000. Again, the state pays half, for heating, ventilation and air con­ law which the judges said violated a car owner’s con­ (B (l)'^ £5.^ presses and a power paper cutter. LEAN BONELESS and the town has already received ditioning is achieved by the Hamilton stitutional right to due process. Kennedy said the bid waiver was ? 9? r ! S $11,625, leaving an anticipated reim­ system in various eays. One method In the written opinion U.S. District Court Judge J. sought so rebuilt, instead of new, bursement of $3,875. involves sampling inside and outside Joseph Smith said for many people, a car is their most PORK ROLL S i 5?- ^ 5 equipment could be purchased at a 5 " i a o 5 S School Supt. James Kennedy said air temperatures and then valuable personal possession. i ; m there’ll be no problems in getting the savings of $8,(XX) to $9,(X)0. The total TO 3 5? 2 ; cost is about $14,116. maximizing use of the air stream The right of authorities to tow vehicles when they im­ ra-oSTsoa 3 that requires the least amount of pede traffic dangerously was upheld by the panel. ■■' 5ire“ 3 energy to condition. Another method The ruling said the Connecticut Legislature must now “ iS jjS S O MS.'S, r n involves timed control of equipment pass a new law outlining the procedure by which owners o> CJO-H K * Human Relations panel to permit automatic startup and of abandoned or unregistered vehicles will be notified S -S P o -S * shutdown at a predetermined time before the vehicles are towed. lb. All Mill, Elly To Carvi, Excillinl r* ~ GO A m each day. K»ut-1 Ca « marks time in limbo For Thi Ouldoor Rotlialiril 3w IX2*9.S 3tS 0<3 w- Daily status reports containing in­ Strike welfare discussion “■o '* m G03 formation on power consumption, HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Grasso says she _ Q. “ | s | J with the commission on spelling out equipment operating time, load­ The Human Relations Commission will meet with welfare officials legislators to discuss the Lean, Tatty its role in the plan. Lean, Freth Tuesday night was in limbo — shedding activity, equipment perfor­ future of a welfare program for the children of strikers awaiting action by the town The commission has been waiting mance trends and alarms are for the Board of Directors to name a which appears headed for abandonment. ROUND manager’s office and the Board of automatically issued by the com­ The $4 million-program begun last summer was of­ GROUND new member to the commission for puter each day. Alarm messages also Directors, and decisions by commis­ ficially blocked Tuesday when the legislative Regulations several months. The appointment of GROUND sion members to either formally are printed and the operator alerted Review Committee rejected a proposed regulation CHUCK Edward Wilson (Republican) to the by both flashing lights and an audible resign or attend the commission authorizing its payments. *^3)•H S' meetings. commission was rejected by the alarm whenever an equipment But Social Service Commissioner Edward Maher would Board of Directors in November, and The Board of Directors in a failure or emergency condition is not say whether he would stop the program, saying he the board has tabled action on the detected. meeting with the commission March would research the legal effect of the 11-1 vote. 9 concerning the commission’s role matter to date. Hamilton Standard is designing the lb. lb. O' in the town’s Affirmative Action One member has resigned from the system on a modular concept so (10 Ibl. or Mori) commission but has not formally Scraana program, asked that a new draft of that expansion to meet future FLET(»IER GLASS (K). the Affirmative Action program and notified the Board of Directors and requirements can be achieved easily Repaired... another member has threatened to and without interfering with existing OFMANCHESTU t ? the commission’s role in it defined O vir 25 Yiari of Expirlanci I and returned to the board in 60 days. resign. Neither one has attended a programs. STOCK UP NOW, AS THE I An Affirmative Action program meeting in several months. GOVERNMENT IS PREDICTINOl Auto • Plata - Window QIaaa - MIrrora - QIaaa After the commission’s role in the Several to attend HISHER PRICES IN THE| aS g S o o S ^ provides equal opportunity for all Furniture Topa ■ Picture Framing - FIriplaci A town’s Affirmative Action program FUTUREI (Hinging Wilght) 38lo 3 * 8 5 persons, to prohibit discrimination in charismatic life Door MIrrora - Medicine Cablnita - Special Work SyO-.ao5 < employment because of race, color, is defined, the commission said meeting Thursday Tuesday, it would invite Wilson I* <2: religion, age, sex, or physical han­ Collector’a Itema ?U«. i b l dicap and demands the employer Deakin, assistant superintendent of The Rev. Doug Chatham of Decatur, Ga., will speak at the Manchester Danlah Plate. WESTERN 8u3' take active measures to guarantee schools, to show the commission the 6 4 9 * 4 5 2 1 Preildintlil Board of Education’s Affirmative Sheraton Motor Inn, Norwich, 2 non-discrimination; Thursday and Friday at 9:45 a.m. and Dicanteri 00 The commission, with only one Action plan. Nullni STEER HINDS S ° - 2 5 '5 » 7:15 p.m. and Saturday at 9:45 a.m. < / > o b E more meeting schooled before the The commission also hopes even­ Riproductloni a.0 3 2 73*2 60-day deadline, is waiting for the tually to study the problems of Several Manchester area residents EsUmatu Gladly Qlvan ,5 i 5 o „ s 1 involved ih the Truth for 'Youth S; town manager’s office to draft a new landlord-tenant relations and to Open Thtira. A Fil. Nl 9 P .M . Pliittci In Stock Affirmative Action plan and to work publish a brochure on the rights of program will attend these meetings, Sat. Nl S P.M. " .is s s ’l ? C J which are sponsored by Charismatic W" - 3/16" - Vi” Sat '/J tenants. 54 McKee St, Manchester Stock Sheet! or ?5|s-o" S2S Life ministries, an outreach program (Oft Center Street) Cut S lz n 10.S 30.K 3 6 3 of the Burning Bush Ministries of lb. Juvenile justice panel Wlllimantic. ISO Ibl. Avirigi Will Cul To Your SpicHIcatloni 4 The meetings are open to the public free of charge. Baby-sitting 3 5 5 yiz’aE^ >9-: to meet next Tuesday will be provided. Those wishing transportation may call 423-8554. ? 55 S ' The Juvenile Justice Commission WHOLE RIBS a . g j i “ 2?- S ?||i> ?’2g°r of the State of Connecticut, chaired ford Detention Home, the New WANTED l a j f £ 8 e | » o- by State Sen. David M. Barry of Haven Detention Home and the Nuclear power APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED OF BEEF Manchester, will hold an informal Juvenile Court in Bridgeport. WE HAVE THE MEN |* r 3 » 3 aS s meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the Barry said the purpose of the now major source AND THE KNOW HOWI Judiciary Room at the State Capitol. meeting Tuesday is to get input from of electricity Specializing In Wetllnghoute, Invited to participate are. various private agencies who work with' General Electric and Hotpoinf youth service bureaus, police of­ young people and police officers HARTFORD (UPI) - Fifty-one Appllancea ficers, and other agencies both handling juvenile problems In per cent of the power supplied to SPECIALING IN private and public having to do with various departments of the Capitol Northeast Utilities customers in lb. juvenile matters. Region. Among other matters to be Connecticut and Massachusetts WESTHKHOUSE MAJOR 2$«32 Iba. A vmtmqm The purpose of the Juvenile Justice discussed will be the subject of during February came from nuclear APPUANCE SALES will Cut Into S triik i, Short RIbi, Ro m L Hamburg, ■ ,ot M doilrid. ______Commission, created by the 1975 dealing with runaway youths and power plants, according to Northeast aiCTRC SKI K N I I M M M LOT UMT General Assembly, is to investigate truants. officials. HMTEHNICEIliKnil WE RESERVE THE RIBHT TO URIIT QUANTITIES and propose legislation to the 1977 Later in the year, public hearings Company spokemen said February anuunuim WE ACCEPT FOOD CTAMPSI legislature pertaining to all matters will held around the state, at was the first month in which more DuBALDO INN tmicDinii SPECIALS ARE 800D_THUR1 , FRL, ami SAT. in the jurisdiction of the Juvenile which time the general public will than 50 per cent of the power MARCH 28th., ZetlL, and 27th. Ck>urt. The commission has been have an opportunity to be heard on generated to customers came from f / 4i r uwitiy IK«K MI-1114 meeting regularly around the state the entire subject of laws pertaining nuclear reactors. The increase came and most recently has met at the to juveniles and offer their in spite of shutdowns at Millstone I Meriden School for Boys, the Hart­ suggestions to the commission. and Millstone II in Waterford.

> PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. .Manchester, Conn., Wed., March M, 197^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 24, 1976— PAGE TWKNi'Y ONI- Homes For Safe 23 . Homot For Solo 23 High court hears MANCHESTER SUPER VALUES abortion debate 130,900 — 6 room oldar Colonial, low toxaa, $1800 S h e H e r a th down to quailftod buyar, 330* daap toL EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme Court was told $30,900 — Capo wHh llraplaeo, nlea lot, unllnlatiod up- Tuesday that Missouri has seriously infringed on rights CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING atolra. previously opened to women, especially the poor and $33,900 — Ranch atyto homo, 7 rooma, modam young, by requiring consent of parents and spouses for Mtchan, 11k hatha, 2 car garaga. HAPPINESS Is a Food abortions. $35,800 — Quick occupancy on thia 7Vk room Ranch. THIS MAY BE YOUR LUCKY FIND Attorney Frank Susman of St. Louis told the justices Sale at St. John’s PHONE 643-2711 Church auditorium on FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD FIraplaca, rac room, carpeting. 4 bedroom Ranch, 2W hatha with not only a lamlly that septic abortions have decreased 50 per cent and il­ Qolway Strett on $30,000 — Brand naw 6 room Colonial undar conatruc­ room but a rac room aa wall. 3 zona heat, air con­ legitimate births have "dramatically decreased” since FrI., March 26,1976 ditioning. Oflerad at an unballevabla price ol $44,900. 7 -SP .M . tlon. 1 YOUR AD office. Experience or school $42,900 — 6 badroom Colonial with 3 car garago and March 28th, 2:30 required. 643-9519. bedroom home, gourmat'a dream kitchan, dining gone into effect pending the justices’ decision on whether § Claasifled ada are taken over bam. Qardan, naada aomo dacorating. room, large family room with floor to celling fireplace they pass muster. Bailey Auditorium the phone aa a cunvenlance. WE are looking for an am­ wUh two sate ol illdera, overlooking your private yard. The Herald la reaponalble for $46,600 — Would you Ilka to own a truly Immaculala 7 State Attorney General John C. Danforth defended g MHS only one incorrect Inaertlon and bitious person who likes to room Ranch. 2 hill hatha, rac room with llraplaeo, Reduced to $45,900. Missouri’s law as supportive of the institution of Sunday-Senior then only to the aize of the work with the public. You aluminum aiding, much much mora. TOLLAND * marriage in which, he said, it is inherent that "certain ^ original Inaertlon. Errora which make the hours and work 48,900 Citizens Free do not lesaen the value of the from your own home. For per­ decisions are made jointly.” $47,900 — Bowara araa. Supar lot with thIa cuatom Better than new 7-room RAISED RANCH with 2 car NINE ROOM COLONIAL K advertisement will not be cor­ sonal interveiw please call built Ranch, 4 badrooma, 1W hatha, rac room, Plenty ol room for ovaryone. 5 bedroom Colonial plus "’That is what marriage is all about,” he said. rected by an additional inaer- 646-7836, between 1-4. carpatlng throughout. garage on heavily treed lot. Beautifully decorated As for parentai consent, Danforth said, the state tion. with 17x23’ fireplaced family room. This home is in den and enclosed porch, large living room with fireplace, pretty lot, close to ahopping and schools. All LOCAL firm looking for $62,900 — Supor Early 1600a Colonial on East Cantor requires it "when a minor goes into a pool hall,” buys a excellent condition and has pfeturebook this lor you at an unbelievable price. experienced heavy duty St. Muat ba aoan to appraclato. landscaping. firearm or in many other circumstances. C o n v e r t sewing machine operator. Danforth said if the state cannot regulate abortions in Order Your Call 649-3091 between 8:30 and $63,900 — Brand now 7 room Colonial undar conatruc­ this way, neither can it regulate adoption, adultery or those reus.»ble items 4:30. tlon. Baautlhil largo lot. WE ARE LOOKING FOR bigamy. mto cool cash with Help Wanted 13 MORE SALES HELP! All state statutes protecting minors would also be un­ a (|\iick action Want “Happy 2-FAMILIES Ad. MOTEL maintenance help der a cloud if the law in this respect is held un­ needed. Experienced only. $42,900 — Want privacy? Thia 4-4 Duplax haa It. Nlea ARE YOU LOOKING FOR. CALL Call 569-1100. quiat yard. 2-car garaga. constitutional, he said. Thought” Suslnsif Opportunity 14 i m n s H Assistant Attorney General S. Stephen Rosenfeld of . ujaitupoo $46,900 — Lai go 6-6 Duplax, naw root, guttara, 1. The Ideal colonial 3. A quiet street 5. 4 large bedrooms M____ I______I _A ^ r -J __ 1 ______WAlinCiOO or Waiter wanted BEECHLER-TANGUAY INC. Massachusetts argued Uiat a federal court there should full time, days. Apply MANCHESTER Three chair carpatlng, larga yard. »»;«« realty company Lott and Found immaculate Barber Shop off 2. Customized heating 4. A prestigious 6. A magnificent 113 E. CENTER ST. 646-2212 have stayed its hand until state courts could interpret a Tacorral, in person only. Today! $50,900 — Supar 2-Famlly, 4-4, largo rooma, garaga Tuesday and Thursday. Main Street. Call for details, and central air con­ neighborhood family room law that unwed mothers must have the consent of both LOST - Sheltie dog, LaPenta Agency, Realtor, and carport, bulll-ln atorao ayatam. Quality throughout. parents for an abortion. (miniature collie). Vicinity E. 646-2440. ditioning system The three-judge panel struck down the law, which Center and Goodwin St., $52,900 — 4-Famlly. Raducad, ownara wanta out. allows a minor to go to court if she fails to obtain permis­ answers to name Nickie, if ALL CASH business. No com­ Madam kitchan and hatha. All of Hiese things and much more are available In this truly fine U&R sion. found please call 649-7345. petition, full training Reward. National Weather Forecast program. Money makers $54,900 — Looking for a raal tharp 6-6 Duplax? Im- built colonial. Please call for an appointment. In its 1973 decision, the court split 6 to 2 on the abortion 3 0 0 0 ^ 7 7 ?Vi3(10Wjj. \ 7V77 3000 ready to go. Be your own boss. maculata throughout. issue, with Justices Byron White and William Rehnquist V I r v Low down payment. Write or dissenting. Peraonalt 2 B ry itf 3 J call today. Mister Softee, 1- $55,900 — Young 5-5 Duplax In quiat araa. 677-9089, 198 South Road, Far­ INCOME TAX preparation - 30,74 mington, Conn. 06032. Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or 525-8263 for appointment. TAX RETURNS - Individual and business tax returns FRECHETTE $ MARTIN, INC. MANCHESTER 2 ACRES Fund drive launched prepared. Call Russell L. □ REAL ESTATE ■ Raaltora-MLB_____ 646 ^ JJ4 ! Beautiful old 7-room Colonial with 3 bedrooms, 1Vi Burnett, Tax Service, 353 baths, flreplacad living room, large formal dining room Center Street, Manchester, MANCHESTER - Ten room MULTI-FAMILY, five room •13,300 ' leading to healed sun room, entrance foyer, 2-car gar- for fire victims duplex, with 2-car garage. 646-3005. Homot For Salo 23 Ranch, six bedrooms, large Is the full asking price of this lovely summer cottage on ^ e w/loft and a 2 acre lot... treed lot, garage, ideal for 50x150 lot. Close to shoppme Amston Lake. 3 bedrooms, living room, eat-ln kitchen,, ■ NEW BRITAIN (U P D - TAX RETURNS - and Accoun­ lOWIII IlMMIATUliS $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room large family on budget. $41,- and bus. Asking $40,000. Keith walk to beacli. Real Estate. 646-4126, 649- A drive to collect donations ting done professionally. Call 0 7 OAlCANS Ranch, fireplace, baseboard 900. Warren E. Howland, tion and heart massage by Dan Hickey, 649-9145. \ , heating, stove, refrigerator. Realtors, 643-1108. 1922.______was under way Tuesday to f—UCf ND W -i Hutchins Agency 646-3166. JUST ARRIVED aid Armand Beaupre and the light of the flames and SINGLES: Join Insta-Matc, a MANCHESTER- Ten room Immaculate 3 bedroom Ranch In convenient location, his wife after a fire in their then sped them to the low cost local dating service. Tn lal It Ea K b_at itl R E» Ranch, five bedrooms, 2W MANCHESTER baths, fireplace, remodeled newer roof and driveway, walk to tha bus, all city home claimed the lives of hospital a block and a half Meet new people today! Write itkMiM3-17UMt|ftrlatt utilities, mid 30's. Please hurry. [ 2 3 “ kitchen. Ideal in-law suite. three of their children. away. Box 815-M, New Britain, l)Tl W| AIMIIIOIOCAST® RAISED RANCH WITH JN -U W SUITE Many extras. 40's. LaPenta Kimberly Beaupre, 7, Fire Chief Raymond Conn. 06050. Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. For period ending 7 a m., Thursday, March 25. Wednesday night Large home with five $39,900 - Immaculate raised NEW HOMES and her sister Marie, 3, Galati cited the firemen INCOME TAX returns will find snow activity in the northern Rockies, while showers bedrooms, three full baths, Several styles to choose from, all featuring family and policemen for bravery Ranch, stove, dishwasher, MANCHESTER - Completely died Monday at New Bri- prepared in your home by and-or rain will be expected in upper New York state, the mid central air conditioning. garbage disposal, double gar­ remodeled 2-family in nice rooms, equipped kitchens, multi-baths, city con­ tian General Hospital in retrieving the children. qualified consultant. Call Gulf coast and the Tennessee valley. Mostly fair skies Florida room, 3-car gar­ age, acre, trees. Hutchins veniences, choice of location. Call today. Allan Keeler Tax Service, 871- area of homes, spacious where they had been under He said it appeared the fire elsewhere. Minimum readings include (approximate maximum age, loaded with wall-to- Agency. 646-3166. dining room, living room, COVENTRY 3 ACRES 1781, Monday-Sunday, 9-9. Newer 6-room SALT BOX COLONIAL. 3 badrooma, intensive care for serious may have been started by temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 50 (69). Boston 38 (63), wall. Many extras. $59,900. kitchen and three k i^ sized sparks from some type of Chicago 40 (61), Cleveland 45 (62), Dallas 56 (82), Denver 53 COVENTRY LAKE Area- Six bedrooms. Oil heat. l'wo• protoaalonally appraiaad and aatltng tor conaldarabty enclosed porch make this an ideal home for your publicly opened. 'The right is public hearing. M-F. Some cooking involved. SERVICES with excellent fringe benefits. RAISED RANCHES RANCH - Country living in the auocaaahil Aaaoclallon I uw hutdlcigiMC or wi ki-lM Mrwigwn«nt- 4 lw*ODm» yw S ” g!!|.! laaa. Would probably take over tvrtoa the aattbig price family. An excellent value. reserv^ to reject any and all Dated at Bolton, Connec­ Call for appointment between Call for appointment, 289-7496. 579 MIddIa Turnpika FROM S3S,900. ManagamanL CaU Milt El'M lTlbTATi' to replace Itl Almoal Uwaa aerea ol parkUka land! bids. Specifications and bid 11-12. 646-7738. city, 100x200 lot, surrounds ticut, this 22nd day of March, Waat this clean sbt room brick and Laon, e4S-$727 or 646- forms may be secured at the - 1976. SCHOOL BUS Drivers, Manchattar, Conn. FM aluminum home. Two baths, 6888. SoiiM 44A BoHon-M-the-Nolch MANY MORE - CALL US WE WORKl Business Office, 45 N. School WANTED Short order cook, knowledge of Manchester Board of Selectmen full time, apply in person only, Raal Eatala Cantor fireplace, garage, asking $42,- 2000 Offices Cossl-Io-Coisi jdUaticVvatrd & Street, Manchester, Connec­ David Dreselly necessary, clean driving An nqual opportunttf 846-4144 900. Keith ReA EiUte, 646- 24-Hour ProlssslonsI Service WILLIAM L BELRORE AGENCY D.F. REALE Howard Johnson Restaurant, record required. Call 643-2373 smplOft — I REALTOqS-M LS 646-1462 Railtora______647-1413 ticut, Raymond E. Demers, Norman J. Preuss 394 Tolland Turnpike, FMOHtTTJ^toJJII^, 4126, 649-1922. * » 0 . » 0 0 Nelloiwl Hetorrel Service I 169 Weet Center Street _ _ 175 Main St. - Open 9-9 - 646-4525 Business Manager Leon Rivers Manchester. or 643-2414. *eieiaBHeieee.e.eiHeiaaM aitoBeieeeiaiei> 'y

• ir. -f •- PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March M, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. March 24. 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE Frank wid [nw tt Artlcht for Salt 41 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartmants For Rent 53 Autos For Sale SI Answer to Previous Puzzle Snakes FIVE FOOT double door, Six UNUSUAL Deluxe one FOUR ROOMS, second floor, 1970 CHEVELLE, Mallba, Charles M. Schultz LAST NIGHT X hundred pound safe on wheels. bedroom Townhouse, private stove, parking, $150. Married sport coupe, good condition, 3 Donkey sound Call 646-^3, evenings. $1,500., or reasonable offer. ACROU entrances and patio, full base- couple, one child. 649-8350. Dear Abby 1 Poisonous 4 StesI P U T M Y f a l s e ment, includes, heat, 875-7308 evenings and snake of India 5 Cognizant FOR SHOW OKAY.,..ON WITHiith \ 6 In place of ‘fOURBAUZE.OFOWRSE.l'M CUSTOM MADE double loop appliances, carpeting and FOUR room apartment for weekends. 6 Common ANPTELL"I THE STORY. fire log holder, 37” diameter, pool, ice skating pond. $245 rent $145. Married couple. poisonous 7 Articlea N0TPRIN61N6H6TAIL...HE re-ETH UNDER MY By Abigail Van Buren 8 All (comb, 0R1N6 W THEl w black steel, looks good per month. Damato Enter­ Only those with excellent 1971 SEVEN ')iassenger snake 6ROU6HTHI5OUNTAIL..10HAT 11 Pointed shaft form) TALE OF A anywhere. Only $20. Call 646- prises, 646-1021. references need apply. 872- Volkswagen Bus. Call 646- 9 Catchall I’M BRlNaNO IS HIS TALE.' PILLOW, AND T h i s 12 .Stir HERO. 7586. 6004.______14 Mecca shrine abbreviation fOt/KNOU) WHAT I MEAN? PRESIDENTIAL Village 15 Propriety of 10 King (Sp.) M o r n i n g t h e r e w a s HOUSEHOLD GOODS, apartments, near churches BOLTON, modern three room 1974 BUICK LaSabre, 4-doiH’ conduct 12 Enlargen Moving must sell file cabinet, and shopping area, no pets. apartment. First floor, $180. hardtop, excellent condition. 16 English 13 Turn to the Pythias form) A COUNTERFEIT lO- , glass topped coffee table, Please call 646-2623. Heat included. Available May Fully traded. $3,500. CaU 646- DEAR ABBY: Your answer to TORN was perfect. If cathedral city right 25 Greek market 44 Fragrant plant those parents really love their tall, handsome, athletic son, 17 Ransom 18 Ancient dty in place 46 Human group Panasionic Stero, carpet 1st.'643-0445, evenings. 1881. ______Mesopotamia D O L L A R R i l l t h e r e , i the best way to show it is to allow him to be himsdf, even if 19 Gave food to 26 Town in Illinois 47 Regular (ab.) €i9Mkr«A kK tHitefUSPuciK sweeper, tools, encyclopedia, TWO ROOM apartment, heat, 20 Plant juices 19 Exchequer 28 Tell a yarn 48 Before books. Call 643-9073 before 4 hot water, stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER apartments, FOR SALE 1969 Ambassador his choice of a life’s companion is another man, and not the 24 Surrealist 21 Poisonous 29 Language 49 Congers p.m. furniture. Apply Marlows, 867 four and a half rooms. $135., a 9 passenger wagon. Excellent woman, of their dreams. painter snake of 30 Comparative 50 Rant Main St. month. Security, call 646-6729 condition, 1970 asking $1,050. 27 Italian noble Europe suffix 51 Town in Iowa WINTHROP BY DICK CAVULI family 22 Dignity of 34 Slightly open 52 Gridiron cry FOR SALE Ice vending after 6 p.m. Pontiac Lemans, excellent I speak out of agonizing years of personal experience. I manner machine and Ice maker. 3 condition. Two door hardtop. 31 Female deer 36 Away (comb, 53 Hail! MANCHESTER - Family made my personal decisions on the basis of what would 32 Turkish 23. Religious form) years old. Maker produces 600 54 Thrice (mus.) style, 2 bedroom apartment, Asking $1,395. please my parents, my friends and society in general. I have dignitaries groups 42 Star (comb. 56 Large serpent Mickey Finn — Morris Welse lbs. per day. Vender holds 805 24 Friend of quiet location. Includes heat, tried to Uve a straight Ufe in a straight world and have been 33 Occasional pound bags. $1500 for both. appliances, carpeting, and R B IT U O m C f VOLKSWAGEN - tan. 1971, 35 W ater----- \ 2 3 4 5 7 h 9 10 Can be seen at Dairy Queen, storage. $230 per month. DMUTO ENTOinilKS excellent condition, 30 mpg. relatively successful. But each day is an inner struggle. I 37 Banter UNCLE PHIL—THAT OKAY/ have conformed to a way of Ufe that is "proper," but it’s 36 Gold (Sp.) 11 MAN WHO WANTED ) SEND 684 Hartford Rd., Manchester, Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. Large variety of ApartmenU and 28.000 original miles. Best 12 13 SEE you VeSTERDAV HIM Ct. Towohoases throughout offer over $2!00. Call 646-0499. unnatural for me. My Ufe has been one long succession of 39 Noisy blow IS BACK! . IN/ Mancbeiter. unfuinUed yearnings. 40 Greek .god of 14 16 MANCHESTER GARDENS- ffentaf Offfpe open daffy 9-S, war COPPER JEWELRY made to Two bedroom duplex, in Sat fO-3, SuiHtty ll‘i PLYMOUTH, 1973, Satellite 41 Zola heroine \i 17 18 order, your design or mine or 646-1021 Sehring, 2-door hardtop, I would advise any young person who is struggUng with 43 Arab region beautiful country setting. 19 both. Bracelets a specialty. Includes heat, hot water, 240 N«w State Road brown with gold vinyl roof, homosexual feeUngs to be true to himself. Thank God for (ab.) 2o 22 S" 649-7630. appliances, and parking. $199. MANCHESTER- $2,000. 875-8267. the openness society is developing. Had 1 known 25 years 45 Shut off from 24 2& 26 27 28 29 31 monthly. Superintendent 646- ago that there could possibly be an alternative, I would view 49 Period of time 33 34 DODGE charger RT, 1969, 0090, Robert C. White Com­ MUSTANG Convertible 1989, have taken a different course. 52 American $900 or bestI offer; 1974 Honda pany, 236-5961. Equal housing. 29.000 miles, 6 cylinder, Now, in my 40s, I still wear a mask and am more snake (coll.) 35 36 37 125cc $300 or best offer. Ham­ MANCHESTER - Two automatic transmission. miserable than ever. Surely those parents wouldn’t want 55 Construction ))m mond Electric organ 1 year 474 MAIN STREET - Three bedroom townhouse available Clean. $1,495. 643-8744 after 6 that kind of misery for their son. pole 38 39 40 old $600. Call 647-9072. at Pine Ridge Village. Private 57 Soso, room apartment, second p.m. Abby, please continue to tell parents that the opinions of 41 42 43 44 31 Building-Contracting 33 entrances, full basement and customary Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered floor, $170 monthly. Security, their friends and relatives are not as important as their 56 Find an answer patio. Includes heat, 45 46 47 48 49 50 BICYCLE Rack. $12; heated, 646-2426, 9-5. JONES AUTO children's right to be themselves. 59 Wading bird 51 IMMACULATE Cape, large COLUMBIA - $33,900 - Three LIGHT TRUCKING - Free es- WES ROBBINS carpentry medicine cabinet, $15; living appliances, and carpeting. 60 Alleviates $260 per month. Damato UNHAPPY CONFORMIST 52 53 54 55 66 kitchen with dishwasher, dis­ bedroom home, large barn, tim a te s , c a ll 646- 1943 remodeling specialist. Ad­ room walnut hexagon table. VERNON - a pleasant eight SALES DOWN six plus acres, brook. P. W. anytime. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, $45; All in excellent condition. unit, conveniently located, 3 Enterprises, 646-1021, 57 56 Priscilla's Pop — Al Vermeer posal, formal dining room, tin M I M lh| 4 Hi n<* 1INS 1 Culinary three bedrooms, handy to Rich Realty, 423-6335, 423- built-ins, bathrooms, 643-5829. 1/2 room apartment im­ HILLIARD STREET - Lovely n M ia 111 Xll an iiw DEAR UNHAPPY; could not have said it better than product 59 60 schools, shopping etc. $33,900. 6735, Penny Houghton, 742- REUPHOLSTERY - Save kitchens, 649-3446. mediately available. Features II me k i* all W im i 24 h o w 's YtDUR PEN PAL^ second floor four room apart­ you did. 2 Of mouth W HAT W ITH [,..1 D E E M IT PR UD EN T •IO^ Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. 6393, money at Scavitto's with 10-16.5 - 8 PLY mounted (two) include: range, refrigerator, n MC Mai 2 * I ql ] a l BEDE OSOL ducks South will still have a Spruce Street, Manchester. 9109. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon stopper. Either way South is MANCHESTER - Six room storage and laundry FOR RENT - Connectingng or 2-door, power steering, power 2 ♦ Very reasonable, free es­ Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 14k 1 4 in clover. Cape, new kitchen and roof, 1 7 7 8 facilities in basement. separaarate front room offices, brakes, $750. Call 643-2338 Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3N.T. OH.OHI...LITTLE POES McKEE REALIZE THE timates. Free pick-up and HORACE Tetrault — Siding, large master bedroom, Beautifully appointed and Total electric. No pets. 95i Madain Street. Call 643-4846. after 5. Pass Pass Pass TREMENDOUS DISCOVERY THAT HINGES delivery. Call 643-4369 or 646- roofing, storm windows, aw­ MALE DOG combination. carpeted living room with restored six-room Cape, 8567. Collic-Shepard to good home. Rentals start at $165 per Opening lead --84 ON A SLIPPERY BANANA PEEUl fireplace, large treed lot. $34,- nings. Quality workmanship, two modern baths, wide 1 year old, needs room to run. month. Call 872-0528 OFFICE SPACE for rent - on FORD Wagon. 1968, 289 cubic For Thursday, March 28,1176 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) 900. Philbrick Agency, 64^ free estimates. Fully insured. inch, good running condition, floor boards. Center CUSTOM PAINTED lamps, Good family dog. Call Kathy Monday-Friday, 8 a m. - 5 Main Street in Manchester. Things may start off slightly un­ Alley Oop — Dave Graue 4200. 872-9187 , 649-3417. Ideal location for professional clean interior, no dents, but The same Mississippi several styles, choice of 50 after 5. 643-7703. p.m. ARIES (March 21-AprU 19) certain today. Don't let it dis­ By Oswald & James Jacoby chimney. Two-car garage, offices and veni convenient to some rust. $450. or best offer. reader asks if it is proper for lovely setting on IVi acres. colors. Reasonably priced. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, You should find your frtands turb you. It's the end result that If South plays low from declarer to claim the rest of MANCHESTER'S OLDEST - ail facilities. Please call 646- Call 643-4313, after four. counts. HVVWm. ' it MLiSTA Call 875-1165. siding, gutters, and leaders. FREE - Affectionate family very cooperative tc^ay, provid­ dummy at trick one and East Circa 1753 - Central chimney, $57,500. dog, housebroken, shots, 4100, between 9-4, the tricks when he has them BEEN \OUR IMA6I- ;amhrel Colonial. Three Free estimates. Fully in­ MANCHESTER - Fairfield ed you don't spring something sticks in the nine spot. South or if all hands must be played DRYWALL FINISHING - spayed, good traveler. 1968 PONTIAC - V8, on them at the last minute. NATION, MONA...I WARREN E. sured. 249-0205. Sreet - Five room, duplex for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . can still make his contract by DONTi^.ATTY fIreplaces, original paneling Perfect companion for BOLTON NOTCH • automatic, clean, good condi­ out card by card. Expertly done. Ceilings, sand rent, wall-to-wall carpeting, 21) You should be quite good letting that nine spot hold the p e o p l e ! and stenciling, twelve rooms, painted. Sheet rock repairs. mature couple. 649-6960. Showroom, office building, tion, $850. 649-3924 after 3. The answer is "Yes". two baths, large lot. $76,000. HOWLAND SPECIALIZING in cleaning finished rec room, garage, storage buildings, 4 commer­ TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20) at handling the unexpected to­ first trick. However, he must make sure Realtors 643-1108 Free estimates. 569-1405. and repairing Chimneys and $225 monthly, no utilities. day, particularty if you follow East can proceed to clear Philbrick Agency Realtors. FREE - Dogs - Call 871-1071. cial, industrial acres. Visible 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super Don't rock the boat today with there are no problems 646-4200. roofs. Free estimates. 30 Security and lease required. highway location. 1-223-4460. Beetle, good condition, many a switch of tactics on projects hunches as well as logic. the suit by playing ace and remaining. Thus, if the op­ HOME GARDENS Roto Call 64M461 after 5. that are presently running •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Years Experience. Howley, FREE - Four (4) loveable extras. $1,395. Call 649-5106. another spade, but South will ponents still hold a trump or tilled, Manchester, Bolton, 643-5361. smoothly. Stick to proven NEW RANCH - Large country Business Property 26 puppies. Can be seen at 162 MANCHESTER - Main Street be able to knock out West's trumps he must announce Coventry, East Hartford and FURNISHED apartment, 1967 CORVAIR, 4-speed, good methods. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. kitchen with appliances, two Vernon areas. Call 646-8019. Birch Street, Manchester. - 1,000 sq. ft. retail store, im­ 19) Set aside more frivolous in­ ace of clubs and collect his "Drawing trumps", etc. full baths, three bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Vernon UNEMPLOYED ROOFER - three rooms, and bath, heat, m olate occupancy, heat in­ running condition, 363 Spring terests today. Concentrate on nine tricks. fireplace, patio, oversized 2- Townline, on busy Route 83, Will install roof, gutters or electric, hot water and all cluded. Hayes Corporation, Street, Manchester. things that could benefit you CUSTOM BUILT-INS, room aluminum siding, for low dis­ utililties furnished. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If car garage, deck, walk-out combination office and in­ Boats-Accessorles 45 6464)131. you have doubts regarding financially or careerwise. additions and revisions. I'll do count price. Call Ken, 649-2456 References required. $200 per 1969 CORVAIR, automatic, basement, aluminum siding, dustrial building. Tremendous the work, you make the something that's been on your Berry’s World wall-to-wall throughout, $47,- month. Philbrick Agency, 646- 44,000 miles, clean, 363 Spring value. T. J, Crockett, decisions, 649-0420. ^.1 ...... ■ 21' LAPSTAKE, 1969 100 h.p. mind lately, discuss It with one AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 900. Philbrick Agency, 646- Realtors, 643-1577. 4200. OFFICE SPACE Street. Manchester. whose opinion you value. Heating-Plumbing 35 Mercurv outboard. E-Z loader Someone you were counting 4200. MADE TO Order - Formica trailer.'$l,700. Call 646-0678. on for help today may let you FAMILY STYLE - Pleasant FOR RENT LEAVING for service, 1975 The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Tops, cabinets, doors, SEWERLINES, sink lines, four room apartment, second 250 square feet, center of Pontiac Astre. Automatic CANCER (June 21-July 22) down. His rote will be filled by a OVERSIZED CAPE - Six Real Estate Wanted 28 shelves, etc. Free estimates. more dependable ally. rooms, with central air- ______cleaned with electric cutters, floor, in older 4-family home. Manchester, air con­ transmission, power steering, Shared ventures appear rather Call 649-7831. by professionals. McKinney Antiques 48 Mature responsible person or ditioning and parking. Call F.M. radio like new. n,9M. promising for you today, conditioning, eat-in kitchen, ALL CASH for your property provide they're not speculative. dining room, brand new bath, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ persons only, no pets. Securi­ 643-9551. Call 649-2943, after 5.30. within 24 hours, Avoio red PROFESSIONAL lawn WANTED Antique furniture, Avoid taking risks. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) C//. three good sized bedrooms, tape, instant service. Hayes pany. 643-5308. ty. Call 649-5897 after 6 p.m. Although conditions may be a maintenance, clean-up, fer­ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 1975 CHEVY, Malibu classic, $35,000. Philbrick Agency, Corporation, 646-0131. tilizing, mowing and roto- bit unusual today, they should NO JOB too small, toilet other antique item s, R. loaded, black and white, call LEO (July 28-Aug. 22) Benefits Realtors, 646-4200. lilling. Reasonable rates. 32 LINDEN STREET, attrac­ OFFICE SPACE - 400 square turn out to your liking. Expect repairs, plugged drains, Harrison, 643-8709. after 5:30, 643-7256. today are likely to come more the unexpected. SELLING your house? Call us Free estimates. Call 289-0111. tive six-room duplex across feet, air-conditioned, $175,' RAISED RANCH ■ Seven kitchen faucets replaced, from Center Park, Near bus Warren E. Howland Realtors, through others than from your first and we'll make you a ANTIQUES Wanted - rooms, beamed cathedral cash offer. T.J. Crockett, repaired, rec rooms, lines, shopping, etc. Lease. 643-1108. 1969 DELTA 88 Oldsmobile, own efforts. Try to associate WATERPROOFING - American furniture, oriental with winners. ceiling in living room with Realtor, 643-1577. bathroom remodeling, heat Security. Middle-aged couple good condition, original Hatchways, foundation modernization, etc. Free es­ rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ preferred. No pets or small owner, $750. Call 649-50w. fieldstone fireplace, eat-in cracks, sump pumps, stone PROFESSIONAL Office, 353 kitchen, formal dining room, timates gladly given. M & M sor chairs, crocks, jugs, children. References Center Street. Air con­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) IMMEDIATE CASH for your walls, patios, steps, walks, weathervanes, primitives. your 15x21 family room with property. Let us explain our Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. required. 649-3669 between 1 ditioning, hot water, heat, 1969 AMBASSADOR 9 Rewards for a job well done fireplace, wooded acre lot fireplaces, .ceramic tile Ron Dionne, 643-1691. passenger wagon. Excellent could run a little higher than fair proposal. Call Mr. repairs. Basement floors. p.m,-7 p.m. parking. Call 649-1680 or 849- birthday with privacy, $44,900. Belfiore, 647-1413. BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ 3549. condition, $995. 1970 Pontiac usual today. Take pride In Expert mason. Albert Zuc- bing - All heating and plum­ FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ Lemans, excellent condition, whatever you may tackle. IKarch 25, 1976 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, caro. 643-4953. 653-2914. 35 GLENWOOD STREET i 646-4200. bing repairs plus remodeling. tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, two bedroom flat, appliances, Resort Property two door hardtop, asking $1,- New friends and contacts are MAY WE BUY your home? lamps, etc. Now accepting Quick, fair, all cash and no Call 64M641. rivate basement, no pets, For Rent 56 395. 742-9477. likely to enter your Hie this SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus FOR OVER 30 YEARS consignments, for April auc­ ease and security. $220 per' LIBRA (Sept. 29-Oci 23) Con­ coming year through a new In­ problems. Call Warren E. tion. 644-8962. ditions in general should be restored antime Colonial in Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. George H. Qritfing, Inc. FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ month. Available April 1st. IT's Not too early to plan your 1970 DATSUN, 510, 4-door volvement. You may also Born Loser — Art Sansom bing - repairs and remodeling. very pleasant for you today but become very close to someone Manchester. Fifteen rooms, 649-9455 or 647-9773. summer vacation!! Lake sedan, radio, heater, good you wilt have to keep ex­ DRAINFIELDS Vanities and hot water tires, $795. Call 643-9618. who 1s quite idealistic. three full baths, nine CASH for your property. Call Wanted to Buy 49 Kanasatka, Moultonhoro, travagant tendencies in check. fireplaces, other features loo us first if anxious to Sell. healers. Prompt service on 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment, plea­ New Hampshire. Lakefront . IT II0^^ 29 NBAgS numerous to mention. $130,- CELLARS emergencies. 643-7024. 1971 MONTEGO, original ( CM 'iOU THE BIfetfceST Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or WANTED - Used kitchen sant location. Appliances, cottage, sleeps five, two 000. Philbrick Agency, 649-1922 Backhoe Servlca ...... heat, hottwater. Working bedrooms, living room, owner. Excellent engine and 30 gVBR i a Realtors, 646-4200. Flooring 36 cabinets, top and or bottoms - adults. No children, pets. 643- body, (jood tires. Economical ©1976 by NtA. Inc Bulldozer counter top not necessary. kitchen, screened-ln porch Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel HU^BMID? SELL YOUR house through J. • Screened Loam & 2880. and sundeck. Completely fur­ 6 cylinder, standard transmis­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Call 646-192!) after 6 p.m. "Oh, Poopsie, you shouldn't have! My very own BY OWNER- Five room Watson Beach Real Estate Graval nished. Private beach. Great sion. Asking $1,195. Call 644- floors like new, no waxing, 1622. PET ROCK!" ranch, on Bolton hilltop, large Company. Professional real • Stona DESIRABLE Two bedroom fishing and conveniently MCM7/- I ARE YOJ HAVING ^ living room with fireplace, (specializing in older floors). garden apartment, duplex, H 0 6 a £ - estate service for nearly 50 • Fill locateaon Lakes Region area. , GOOD TIME AT eat-in kitchen, oil hot water years. Call our Manchester of­ (Ceilings and inside painting. basement, heat, hot water, Available June through 1969 PLYMOUTH VIP, good MY PARTY, heat. Private treed lot, $36,- fice for an estimate of value • Procasaed Gravel John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- □ RENTALS range, refrigerator and September, $175 weekly. Call running condition, clean, Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 2222. 900. Call 646-8145. No agents without obligation. 647-9139. ANDOVER 742-7886 parking, conveniently located. Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4:30 asking $795. Call between 9:30 please. Adults, no pets. 646-3832 , 643- p.m. - 5, M7-1027. Rooms for Rent 52 7796. BUSTER. THERES WANTED Building Lots. N(3T A, Manchester and Vicinity. □ MISC. FOR SALE Wanted (o Rent 57 1969 OLDS Vista Cruiser, (3U1T PLWIN i i ESSEX MOTOR INN-Weekly MANCHESTER - Unusual three seat, power steering, Afi(3UNP~- LOOSE NEW COLONIALS Cash buyer, quick sale Painting-Papering ______*______- $43,200 —Lot 3, assured. A, AA, B zones rooms, single $56., double: deluxe one bedroom WANTED 3 1/2 or 4 room power brakes, air- PUT LlS PIME IN ^ Alexander St. needed. Phone 646-5788, INSIDE - Outside painting. Articles lor Sale 41 plus tax, continental townhouse, private entrances, apartment, convenient loca­ conditioning, radial tires, BACK UNPER breakfast, maid service, color THE ^ $43.900-Lot 34. evenings. Special rates for people over and patio, full basement in­ tion. Widow, references and power windows. Exoellent THE HWR ALUMINUM sheets used as TV, utilities, parking. Call, cludes heat, appliances, HOUSE.' Stone St. 65. Fully insured. Estimates c i^ it. Prefer private family condiUon. 643-9141. PRVEF.' given. Call 649-7863. printing plates, .007 thick, 646-2300. carpeting, and pool. Ice home. Write Box EE, $42,900-Lot 64. 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for skating pond. $245 per month. Manchester Herald. This Funny World Victoria Rd. □ MISC. SERVICES PAINTING - interior and $1. Phone 643-2711. CLEAN, furnished sleeping Available immediately. Call Trucks lor Sale S3 L’il Sport — WIrth All tlx rooms, 1'A balha exterior, paperhanging, room, central, call 646-4701 646-1021 days, 646-1705 fireplace, bullt-lns, city excellent work. References. CLEAN USED refrigerators, . after 6 or apply 4 Pearl Street, evenings and weekends. □ AUTOMOTIVE 1968 DODGE van, $500. CaU utilities. Quality built by Services Ottered 31 Free estimates. Fully in­ ranges,nge: , automatic washers. 649-8279 morning or evenings. I INTERPRET THAT ID MaK. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's ROOMS $20-$30 weekly, MANCHESTER attractive MEAN THE CHEESE Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- utilities, parking, and kitchen Autof For Sale 51 ★ UNITED REALTY ★ REWEAVING burns, holes. 4431. three room apartment. Stove, Moforcyefas-Bfeyefat S4 DIP HAS A ZESTY 2171. privileges, (^all 644-M90 refrigerator, neat, electricity, 646-5016 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. TASTINESS, THE HAM Window shades, Venetian PAPER HANGING Expert. references. No pets. $155.646- NEED CAR? Credit bad? MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury 3167, 228-3540. Bankrupt? Repossessed? IS TENDER AN D THE blinds. Keys. TV tor rent. Your average paper, in - Lowest rates available. ------POTATO Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- average room, $25. Mr. above - ground pool dis­ BEDROOM - share IW baths, Honest Douglas accepts kitchen with owner and other lowest down, smallest "Sunny Day” coverage. a> SALAD , COVENTRY - Fantastic in­ 5221. Richman, 646-3864. tributor needs warehouse MANCHESTER 4W-room Exclusive NETRA Agent. come property, 16 rooms, space, will sell and complete­ tenant, references, discount apartment two-family house, payments. Douglas Motors, Clarke Agency, 6461126. DELICIOUS.' three families, 3-car garage, CUSTOM DRAPERIES - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR ly install a huge 16'x31' OD for lease. 649-7630. quiet neighborhood, 345 Main. storage barn. Ten minutes to made very reasonable, work Painting, Quality professional swim pool complete with fen­ appliances, heal, carpeting, 1971 HONDA, SLK 350, needs cing, sundeck, filter and FURNISHED ROOM, full basement, 1/2 garage. TOYOTA - See us for reliable J UConn and ECSC. $39,900. guaranteed, call anytime, 649- work at reasonable prices. battery, $500. CaU 6467313. NEXT Century 21, Tedford Real 4266. F re e e s tim a te s . G. L. pump. Now only $787. Full , near bus line. Call $210 Available April 1st. 633- used Toyotas with our 60-day Estate, 647-9914. McHugh, Painting. 643-9321. price financing available. Call O after 5. 6655. 100% warranty. We also buy TIME. DRESSMAKING, hems and toll free 1-800-628-9607. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Campers-Trallers ^ B U S T E R - MANCHESTER Center alterations done in my home. WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality CENTRAL pleasant large MANCHESTER large four 345 Center Street, Mobile Homes 65 3'I9 Street, six room Cape. Reasonable. Call 646-4019. interior and exterior, painting CARPETS - Special - This room,____ with telephone, Ty, room - apartment in attrac­ Manchester, 646-4321. Garage, fireplace, partially and paperhanging. Fully in- month only. Free - Rubber' next to shower, piarklng, 649- tive four family dwelling. LOOKING FOR used mobile finished rec room. Private CARPENTRY - kitchen surei padding with every order. A 6881 after 6. Mature adults only. No pets, WE PAY $15 for complete homes to trade or will buy out- Short Riba — Frank Hill treed lot, extras. Residential cabinets, and g jjJ jjjg WUIIUworld uof i aaitiptcosamples wto choose $235. includes neat. Mr. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland i^ht. P lau Homes Broker, 1- area. Near bus, schools, shop­ Specializing in formica worx. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• from Apartments For Rent 53 Blanchard 646-2484. Auto Body, 5261990. HC3BSE COME THIS WAV HC3RSE HAVE ATHLETES SMOKE Y NOW/n-IATfe ford. For shop at home ser­ RMTON LEFT REAR HOOF CKsAi? Iw h a t i c a l l ping. $34,500. Double "E ” Insured. Free estimates. Call Building-Contracting 33 ---- .H6 MINUTES ASO. INDIAN Real Estate, Mary Egan 646- 649-9117. vice. Call Scavitto's 633-0255. WE HAVE customers waiting AT CENTER - single person • VOLKSWAGEN Bus 1968, A FANTASTIC selMUon of 14’ 3 Senior Citizen Discount. for the rental of your apart­ excellent three room apart­ engine rebuilt. New transmis- L1M(» W EAR TWO GUNS. SCOUT 5358. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - wid; mobile homes, at un­ " SURE I KNOW WHAT IT Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ment or home. J.D. Real ment, heat, water, $170. sion, muffler, front brakes. heard of low prices from $6,- \ ANDOVER - $12,900 - 3 1/2 ditions, rec rooms, porches SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- References. Write Box HH, Fold down bed, storage, 896. New and used U’ wide IS... IT'S A PERFECT room, Quonset hut. oil heat, and roofing. No job too small. Leading manufacturer has Manchester Herald. carpeted. Best offer. 6461929 from $4,996. Many of Our' CLOVE-HITCH'" R&R TREE SERVICE redwood pools left over from after 6 p.m. drilled well, three small out Trees removed, land Call 649-3144. select pre-owned homes a n 1975 season Half Price. LOOKING for any thing in real MANCHESTER - Three set-up in parks. Ready for ini- buildings, almost an acre, cleared. No job too small. garden and fruit trees. P. W. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Guaranteed installation and estate rental - apartments, bedroom apartment, $160. PARTS Department no^ open mediate occupancy, P lau Rich Realty, 423-6335, 423- Free estimates. remodeling, additions, gar­ terms. Call toll free 1-800-228- homes, multiple dwellings, no Monthly. Available im­ Saturdays. Complete line of Homes, 1146 Wilbur Cross 6735, Penny Houghton, 742- 646-7770 ages, roofing, call David 1976 ask for Monte, day or fees. U ll J.D. Heal Estate m ediately. Call 643-2189 Chrysler parts. Chorchei Highway, Berlin Turnpike, 6393. Patria, 644-1796. evening including Sunday. Associates, Inc. 6‘I6-1980. between 8-3. Tom. Motors. 6463646. Berlin, Coon. 1«60M6. 1 7