Ford Supports U.S. Airlift A Strong Navy Shifts Bases

NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - President mates to another -priscm facility and the By United Press International the federal government of enough food to Ford said today more congressional cuts other, safety for the rebel inmates. The United States shifted its airlift feed the newcomers, strict security for in defense spending will endanger national During the uprising one inmate was of Americans and endangered South the refugees and safeguards against security. killed, presumably by other convicts, and Vietnamese from the overburdened heaith hazards. “However good their intentions, those eight other persons injured. The dead in­ Philippines to the U.S. territory of In other Vietnam developments today: who claim that America is over-armed m ate’s body was discovered when Guam today. The evacuation from and over-spending on defense are dead authorities gained access to the convict- •An explosive device biew up in a Saigon brought complaints in both crowded Vietnamese market in downtown wrong,” he said in a speech for the annual held cellblock. destinations and reports of food hoar­ Navy League convention. Saigon at dusk today, killing or wounding ding. Ford said the Russians are challenging more than six persons and spreading panic School Violence The first group of 219 refugees arrived the U.S. Navy in waters where America in a city ring^ by Communist troops. 2 today at Andersen AFB on Guam aboard a The North Vietnamese army was so once ruled the waves. BOCA RATON, Fla. (UPI) - Black military-chartered DCS from Saigon. A close to the city that South Vietnamese “Soviet naval units now freely roam the students, enraged by a racial slur chalked spokesman said as many as 131,000 commanders moved the government’s last world’s seas, circumnavigating the State on a gymnasium wall, today battled white refugees were expected to pass through warplanes out of Bien Hoa today in ad­ of Hawaii in the Pacific and operating in students with fists, belts, and chains for Guam in the next few weeks. vance of an expected Communist assault the Gulf of Mexico. nearly two hours at the high school in this A U.S. official in Saigon said the number against the base, only 14 miles north of resort playground. of Americans left in South Vietnam should Saigon. Three students — all whites — and a city Heavy Tremor be down to around 1,500 today. President •South Vietnam appealed today for a policeman were treated for injuries at a Ford ordered the evacuation to get the cease-fire and negotiations to give the Viet MEXICO CITY (U P I)- A heavy earth local hospital, and police reported at least number down to about 1,000. Cong a share of power in the South Viet­ 3 tremor hit southwestern Mexico today four arrests before the brawling ended. with a force that rattled this capital. So far 7,000 refugees from Saigon — namese government. There were no immedite reports of Americans and their Vietnamese families Maj. Phuong Nam, the Viet Cong press serious damage or of casualties anywhere. Quints Arrive — have been handled at Clark AFB in the officer in Saigon, said he hadn’t yet seen All reports were that the force of the Philippines. About 4,000 evacuees arrived the government offer and that there would quake struck off Mexico’s Pacific coast CINCINNATI (UPI) - The latest in at Clark Tuesday in the heaviest day of the be no official comment until the Com­ airlift. and not on it. multiple births was quintuplets bom to a munists had studied it. woman taking fertility drugs. The three Three jetliners were flying to Travis •Intelligence reports of the number of girls and two boys were described by doc­ AFB, Calif., today with 778 persons, most enemy troops in Vietnam in 1967 were in­ of them Vietnamese or Cambodian Leader Ousted tors as “normal and quite lovely babies.” tentionally kept low even in reports to refugees. Another plane with 340 persons TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (UPI) - They were born late Tuesday afternoon President Lyndon Johnson, according to was scheduied to arrive at the base The man who ruled Honduras for more at General Hospital and are the first secret documents made public Tuesday in Thursday. than a decade was in disgrace today, children for Mr. and Mrs. Mark Levy. New York. The ratio of South Vietnamese to stripped of his power for refusing to •For the first time in two years. North Americans aboard the evacuation flights answer questions about a bribe. Vietnam has announced the fate of some appeared to be running at about 20-to-l. Joint Committee American servicemen who disappeared The military’s supreme council ousted State Department spokesman Robert during U.S. combat missions in Southeast Gen. Oswaldo Lopez Arellano Tuesday and Egypt and Syria, buoyed by a pledge of Anderson said in Washington the Ford ad­ Asia. The three men named in a Hanoi named Col. Juan Alberto Melgar Castro as total support from Saudi Arabia’s King ministration was discussing with foreign radio broadcast Tuesday were all killed in the nation’s new chief of state. Khaled, announced in Riyadh, Saudi governments and international action. Arabia, today they have formed a high- organizations prospects for relocating level committee to coordinate military some of the South Vietnamese refugees Jail Uprising and political moves against Israel. evacuated. JOLIET, 111. (UPI) — A dozen hostages A communique stressing coordinated A Volunteer Effort On Guam, there were reports that many were seized and a cellblock taken over at action was issued in the royal capital at of the 85,000 residents of the island, which The Weather the Joliet Correctional Center Tuesday by the end of two days of summit talks in is only 30 miles long and 4 to 9 miles wide, which Khaled renewed his slain brother were hurriediy buying food and hoarding Cloudy tonight with a chance of showers more than 200 convicts. Five hours later Wanda Moore, 16, paints the radiator in the community room of the the hostages were released and the rebel King Faisal’s pledge of total support of it. developing toward morning; lows in the Crossroads drug advisory center at 33 Park St. Wanda organized a group of inmates surrendered, after the warden Presidents Anwar Sadat of E g ^ t and 'The Guam legislature expressed con- 40s. Periods of rain Thursday with highs in A agreed to two of their demands — one to Hafez Assad of Syria in their fight against about 10 youths to clean up and paint the largeroom. They finished the work cetii over the sudden influx of Vietnamese upper 50s. stop the scheduled transfer of three in­ Israel. Tuesday. (Herald photo by Barlow) refugees and demanded assurances from National weather map on Page 2. Tough Campaign Succeeds P

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former Connec­ most prestigious courts in the U.S. circuit.” Tunney raised the issue of the Senate Judiciary ticut Gov. Thomas J. Meskill has won the Tunney said it was the first time ever he opposed Committee’s investigation of a real estate leasing hardest campaign of his life — a lifetime ap­ a President’s judicial nomination. scandal in Connecticut during Meskill’s term. pointment to the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Sen. John 0 . Pastore, D-R.I., called Meskill’s He said the results of the inquiry into a scandal in Appeals. political background “exemplary.” which Meskill’s friends benefited from lucrative Sen. Lowell R. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., Meskill’s state real estate contracts were insufficient to The U.S. Senate Tuesday voted 54-36 to approve sponsor, Tuesday attacked for the second day in a prove the ex-governor did anything wrong or unfair. Meskill. The Senate Judiciary Commiittee had row the American Bar Association’s opposition to The scandal issue should be “put aside, as far as voted 8-6 March 12 in favor of the nominee’s ap­ the noniinee and the ABA’s "lobbying” against con­ I’m concerned,” said Tunney, who has been one of proval. firmation by the Senate. Meskill’s leading opponents during five days of Meskill’s supporters said his career as a small­ hearings by the committee scattered over the past “That’s prosecutor, judge and jury all rolled into town mayor, congressman, and governor qualified six months. one,” said Weicker, who proposed Meskill’s name him to sit on the federal court, which serves to former President Nixon. Arguing Meskill’s tack of legal experience, Connecticut, New York and Vermont. Sens. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., and Jam es Tunney termed him a “nice man,” a “good His opponents said Meskill was unqualified to Abourezk, D-S.D., both opposed Meskill. politician.” But he said the Second Circuit Court is serve on the court, which is regarded as second in “We know now he was preoccupied,” said Hart of no place for him to receive his training as a judge. importance to the U.S. Supreme Court. One reason, Nixon, urging Senate rejection of the nominee so “There are far better people for service on the they said was he had never argued a case as a President Ford could submit another name. Second Circuit, far better people;” said Tunney, lawyer at that level. who predicted that Meskill “would not be able to Former President Nixon nominated Meskill on “We say you can do vastly better than this, Mr. pull his weight.” Aug. 9, 1974, one of Nixon’s last acts of office. President,” said Hart, leading the opposition at Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., said he had that point. In Connecticut, today’s reaction to the confirma­ known the nominee since boyhood and predicted Abourezk said personalities had clouded the issue tion was mixed. Meskill would be “competent and a good judge. of Meskill’s distinct lack of sufficient legal One of Meskill’s toughest critics — State Sen. “I reject the contention that you either have to be experience to serve on one of the nation’s busiest George Gunther, R-Stratford — called the U.S. a legal scholar or trial judge to serve on the circuit courts. Senate vote “an atrocity.” court,” Ribicoff added. “He’s not qualified to be a federal appeals State House Minority Leader Gerald Stevens, R- (UPI photo) But Sen. John V. Tunney, D-Calif., said Meskill’s judge,” he said, citing Meskill’s record as a lawyer Milford, said the 54-36 vote for Meskill was a rebuff Sen. Lowell Weicker and former Gov. Thomas Meskill was approved by the Senate to be a “lack of legal qualification does not warrant his ap­ who handled what previously have been called only to the American Bar Association’s intense lobbying Meskill chat at the Capitol Tuesday after judge in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. pointment on what many consider to be one of the “municipal cases.” against the former governor. 2 Civil Servants Might A Desire to Learn • • •

LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI) - J. Wesley “I get up and fix my own breakfast before school,” said Phillips, who wears a Win Political Rights Phillips, like most seventh graders in An 86-Year-Old suit and tie every day to class. the city’s public school system, can HARTFORD (UPI) - Municipal A proposal now under study by the house figure the area of a cylinder or the in­ Seventh Grader “I used to drive my own car to school, 3 employes will be allowed to bargain would elim inate all restrictions on terest on a bank deposit compounded but a few weeks ago I moved to an apart­ political activity by state employes. daily for any part of a year. ment about two blocks away so now I just for the right to engage in partisan He returned to school because he likes political activities, if Gov. Ella T. In other action, the House approved the walk. following proposals: But Phillips; who will be 87 in June, is math and wants to improve his knowledge Grasso signs a bill sent to her • Certifying persons as dental hygenists Lubbock’s oldest elemntary student. of it. He has decided when he finishes his “We can go at our own speed and in the. Tuesday. after they have completed a two-year, on- seventh-level math book he will buy an subjects we like or feel we need. I can’t “I quit school in the fifth grade, but electronic calculator. wait to get through Book 7 in math and get The bill, given final clearance by the the-job training pro^am under a licensed since I re-enrolled in January (1974) I my calculator.” House 79-60; also would give town and city dentist. haven’t missed a day of classes,” Phillips “I want one to help me learn the metric workers the right to negotiate the • Loosening a number of restnctions on system,” he said. “I had some metric said. procedures for promotions of civil service small loan companies and credit unions math years ago —but part of it is new to that are experiencing financial difficulties employes. Phillips moved with his parents to the me. because of high interest rates. Inside Today Rep. George Ritter, D-Hartford, said West Texas Plains in a covered wagon in • Directing the state corrections com­ Phillips doesn’t know it yet but a local the measure in effect would amend all 1898, and except for brief visits he has missioner to study the effectiveness of Area P rofile...... Pages 8, 9, 10, 11, 22 town charters that contain bans against never left the area. office supplier has agreed to give him the political activity by town workers. community-based rehabilitation programs calculator he wants when he starts his Stamps and Coins ...... Page 3 The issue of employe politicking then in comparison to programs offered in His education is part of the Adult Lear­ eighth-level math book. Senior Citizens...... Page 4 prisons. would have to be resolved between the ning Center financed by federal funds to Phillips knows he has other education Sterud District Deputy...... Page 7 • Ordering employers to give prior municipal workers and local officials at help educate students of all ages up to a needs and is taking English. Hi Neighbor ...... Page 6 notice when they intend to stop paying an “ I the bargaining table. high school level. Phillips first retired at used to be a good speller,” he said. “I Scene from H ere...... Page 12 employe’s disability compensation In the past, Ritter said, the trend has 65 as a carpenter’s helper and again at 80 got headmarks at least once a week.” On Second Thought...... Page 14 benefits. been to ban political activity for fear local as a lawn mower repairman. His wife died A headmark, Phillips explained, was a Dear Abby...... Page 15 officials could pressure town employes to • Ordering the state to honor debts on nickname given to a student for advancing in 1971 and four years later he learned of Business news...... Page 20 work on their election campaigns, under property it condemns as a nuisapce, such to the head of the class roll for spelling the the adult education classes. Herald Angle...... Page 17 threat of losing their jobs. as stolen cars and gambling houses. most words correctly. Six in row for E a s t...... Page 17 He said bans have recently come to be • Hiring a horse race track judge and “I think the program is wonderful and “But it’s gotten away from me over the regarded as infringements on the three Jai Alai court judges at a day to would recommend it to any senior citizen years. I can’t even write a decent letter Walks hurt MCC...... Page 17 employes’ rights to seek public office and rule on jockeys’ and Jai Alai player’s com­ J. WESLEY PHILLIPS — but most won’t listen to me,” Phillips now. It’s a little harder than math, but I’m Schoolboy tr a c k ...... Page 17 work for the candidate of their choice. plaints against each others. ...Seventh Grader said. working at it. Sweetnam wins aw ard ...... Page 16

.V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester. Coon., Wed.. Awil 23. 1975 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed- AprU 23.1975 Group Strives to Stop Suicides NATIONAL WEATHEft SERVICE FORECAST to 7AM EST 4 - 2 4 - 75 2 9 .77 2 9 .77 30.00 BOSTON (UPD - A suicide world,” said Miss Dickens. job there are hundreds of TV TO N IG H T prevention group rep o rts Auto accidents are reportedly applicants,” she said. "Most of STAMPS AND COINS suicide is the second most com­ responsible for the largest these young people are to some raft routes By RUSS MeeKENDRICK mon cause of death worldwide number of deaths in this age d eg ree depressed, Many of / > for persons between 18 to 24 range. t h ^ surrounded by their con­ BOSTON years old. hUss Dickens said the usual temporaries are very lonely. Wednesday, April 23 AN EXHIBITION OF C U V A FIBER ■'L The Samaritans, recently anxieties for students during College suicide attempts are in­ APRIL 12th TO MAY 3rd completing it’s first year of the springtime is intensified creasing.” U , Here it is g^ubie FDC of H* R(X'KY niLU;U. NEW YORK 6:00 a Su m IlKturk l.aM$nMfk. h llw iuifmi** operation here, compiled a this year because of the She said however, “Inflation ’That's My M am a___ ....8 4 0 11:30 Uie Ferry Local Post Issue. The cowliAWNnly ufimttiw terry Shnv 18.44. |•uM|l News...... 34-22-30 lrawpuiUUi>n otriM tiv ( ‘Y«iliM Uh _ i a o o The Untouchables ...... 9 ;po«fr in ' Kvt. MpfOrd hy |n>Vv iwrv ‘j ' suicides and suicide attempts aggressive and the lucky who group.” Out of 1,000 contacts, SAN FRANCISCO Little House on the Prairie The Untouchables ...... 9 ride of the river, carried across tfn4mW *nJ a Orsln vnFtar. lYnoIrly tqwioted The Champions...... 18 AND Fir JWI york. (he ferry hrw t ' a Siafe be*ty la are increasing in almost every can get jobs as cab drivers, she reports 30.7 per cent were . 20-22-30 Johnny C arson...... 20-22-30 •X- on the ferry, then made official |V|4. It K mm riperaW hy' iheSlate lte|nrlrami The Honeymooners...... 20 «4lran>fNmpany...... 24-57 ROBERT PARROn Great Britain, 25,000 suicides hwashers. For every summer Beciusa ^ are an indMdnai with unique physi­ 8:30 M ovie...... 9 office. LOS ANOCLES Bonanza...... 40 are reported every year and the T Merv Griffin Show...... 5 OFtN The label, udiich is nicely tied cal characteristics that differ from those of othm , 1:00 TUEt. TO EAT. unreported figure may be at 6:30 Barney Milter...... < .8 4 0 Reel Camp ...... 5 'J'. 1-1766 10 AM. • I P.M. on, carries a picture of the least twice that, California has records of your health problems and medica­ ...... 2 4 ferry, with many passengers, DALLAS News...... 34-20-22-30 Victory Gardeti...... Tom orrow...... 20-2^30 E .TALCC FIRST the highest rate for states and u n d M lio d tions are kept To Be Announced — ...... 57 and. shows the power boat that DAY or Los Angeles has the highest Movie . . . '...... 5 dO ^'the work. The inscription issm. LOWEST TEMPERATURES Teacher Preview ...... 24 9:00 OFFICIAL LOCAL FOST COVER rate for cities. c h e st Inform yovr physician or pharmKist of any otc, or 2 9 .7 7 \ says, “The Rooky HiU Glaston- 4 0 r r - r ) ^ 3 2 EW ORLEANS MIAMI Zoom...... 57 Capnon ...... <..3 Monica Dickens, great gran- 12” high self-administered remedies you've used. Only th ^ M ovie...... 8-40 buiy Ferry 320 years of service daughter of novelist (diaries 4 0 i 6:45 can determine the danger of counteraction to your 30.00 This Is the Life ...... 18 1855-1975.” Dickens, set up the Boston Economics 201 ...... 24 If you simply must have a A n! added feature in com­ *1*7 ft *1»* >IECEN0< Lucas Tanner...... 20-22-30 A strip of the stamps also branch of the organization, prescribed medication. f 7K» received was rouletted and had commemorative medal you munications will be a hiUierto 60 Bernstein’s M ass...... 24 could do worse than to go for urimtiwn handwritten note by which was founded in London 21 WMf for many News...... 3-22-40 Year of the Dragon...... 57 c an invisible gum that responded years ago, on April 1,1974. storage purpoiaal Truth or Consequences...... 8 well to lairing. the one put out by the American M M Tw ain that wlU.make you 9:30 She reported during the first Ironside ...... 9 Freedom Train Foundation. crack a smile. It was rescued h9V9 w wy lim thingr f>^;4SNOWERS N f l o w Human Dimension...... 18 The train, a 25-car, steam- from an (Xiio dealer by FBB on nine months of operation the Dick Van Dyke S how ...... 18 Edward B. Bushnell, long ac- group handled 3,000 contacts, un WEATHER FOTOCAST ® To Be Alive...... 20 10K10 : tive in the local national powered traveling musdum of his recent trip out thataway. Dan August...... 3 history, began its 17,000-mlle most of them young people, WESTOWN To Tell the Truth...... 30 philately, has just been elected "where a For Period Ending 7 AM EST 4/24/75. Wednesday night will find showers and/or rain in News...... 5 tour of 48 states eariy this which is not surprising con­ Walsh’s Animals ...... 57 . presidoit of the United Stamps HIGH GODDESS sidering the large college pop-" dollar's PH A R M A C Y the Pacific Northwest and the northern and inid Atlantic states and the mid Mississippi Faith for T oday...... 18 month. Railroad buffs should be 7:30 say YES to Societies, Inc. This happening JEFFERSON CITY, Ma (UPD ulation of the city. worth valley. Mostly fair skies elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, max. Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 thrilled with the locomotive — th e nilraele of mdkiltrUt \ a dollar!'' 2 Name ’That T u n e...... 3 took place at their annual - Ceres, the mytholdgical god­ a giant 4-8-4-wheeler weighing "Boston is a city of students. 45n U R T F o 7pRrnUNcWsTin I temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 59 (79), Boston 45 (57), Chicago 49 (69), Cleveland 53 The 425,000 I ^ a m i d ...... 8 10:30 meeting in NYCity at the dess of grain and bountiful har­ Among the age group 18 to 24, dowTltoNrn mandtoatoF. (72), Dallas 66 (82), Denver 37 (66), Duluth 34 (55), Houston 69 (82), Jacksonville 62 (84), Country C arnival...... 18 Mayor’s Half Hour — . .18 i Mozaii Club rooms on 86th St.- 425 tons. It was formerly a vests, stands 400 feet above the YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE STORE MANCHESTER monument in Portland, Ore., suicide is the second most com­ Kansas Qty 55 (73), Uttle Rock 61 (76), Los Angeles 52 (66), Miami 71 (82), Minneapolis 40 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Flying Circus ! ...... 57 ‘ The Yorkville Stamp Gub was Missouri River atop the state mon cause of death all over the and was donated by that city for (61), New Orleans 66 (82), New York 48 (68), Hioenix 56 (85), San Francisco 46 (62), Seat­ Nutmegger’s Almanac...... 24 11:00 this yrer’s host. caintpL tle 40 (54), St. Louis 55 (76) and Washington 54 (74) degrees. Animal W orld...... 30 News...... 34-18-22-3040 One way you can do this In a vary positive The U.S.S. Inc. is composed the tour. Room 222 ...... 40 The Best of Groucho...... 5 way is by purchasing your own share of of sopie 40 philatelic groups Some historic treasures to be Martin Agronsky ...... 57 To Be Announced...... 9 Manchaatar in the form of a place of real ranging from northeastern on ndiibition: The Declaration of Independence, Franklin’s THEATER SCHEDULE 8:00 I Love Lucy ...... 20 property: your own home and the land It Massachusetts to Pittsburgh, MANCHESTER draft of the Articles of 3 DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44fl Tony Orlando & D aw n...... 3 Captioned N ew s...... 57 rests onl ^ and as far south as Georgia. It is an organization for the Confederation, Washington’s -TTONITE — Vernon Cinema 1 — “Super­ Manchester Drive-In — In cooperation with the “say YES to copy of the Omstitution, and 2 GREAT HITS promotion of circuit books. bug” 1:15-3:00; “Capone” 7:10- “Freebie and the Bean” 7:45; Manchester” campaign, members of the These books are made up by htindreds more of that nature. 9:10 “McQ” 9:45 Same Source Manchester Board of Raaltora are , members of the various clubs One side of the medal shows Cinema 2 — "Brannigan” Rockville Theatre — “The Black and white pepper come • — usually 20 pages with 30 the locomotive inaction and the S A V E 2 0 % offering a group of unique home values Great Gatsby” Continuous other has the Minuteman and 2:00-7:30-9:30 fix)m the same red berry that for sale at the present time. Descriptions : stamps to a page, and priced. Caan UA East 1 - “CJiarlotte’s from 7:15 grows in clusters oh a perennial an Astronaut with their respec­ of these homes are Included In ths full : Individuals may sdlect stamps Web” 2:00; “Shampoo” 7:30- Burnside 1 — “Capone” 7:15- climbing vine. For black tive flags, together with the page advartlsamanta on Pages 26 and 29 ; for their collections mid acquire Freebie 9:30 9:05; “Superbug” 1:30 pepper, the berry is picked ; them forthwith by pacing the dates - 1776-1976." Burnside 2 — “Alice Doesn’t before it is fully ripe. The of this nawapaper. misses’ polyester UA E a st 2 — “ R ancho !. circuit book manager. Also — It was made at the Medallic Live Here Anymore” 7:00-9:15 resulting dried berry is the Art Co. facility in Danbury, and the Bean Deluxe” 7:15-9:00 If you’re thinking of buying a home soon, ! the shoe being on the other foot familiar little black pepper­ Conn, in gold, gold vermeil, UA East 3 — “Capone” 7:00- don’t miss seeing these homes. Owning ; — they may make up theif own 9:00 corn, which is black outside and silver, and bronze, Prices range white inside. White pepper is one is the best way of all of saying “YES” > pages, of duplicates to unload. Showplace — “Superbug” M eiers of the Manchester from $2.50 to |400. Ordering info 2:00; “The Godfather Part 11” the matured berry with its out­ to our town. regular *5 K Philatelic Society have riijoyed is on Page 3 of today’s date of knit shorts 7:45 er husk removed. these privileges since 1962. Coin World. RUMMAGE and Showcase Cinema 1 — “Tom­ Manchester Board of Realtors t The stamps are usually Polyester knit shorts, with pull-on TAG SALE my” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:25-9:50 ' priced below the current JWBV WAYNE Showcase Cinema 2— “Infer­ Three days more and we will waists, stitched front creases. Walk­ C O M M U N in FILM RATING t market, and since it takes two BAPTIST no” 1:30-5:00-8:30 I I be plumb spang into the big or three years for a book to show, bourse, and auctions of ing shorts for Misses 8-20. Cuffed CHURCH Showcase Cinema 3 — “Fun­ For Parents and \ make the rounds, some stamps ny Lady” 2:00-5:00-8:00 the MPS “MANPEX ’75.” This short-shorts for Misses 8-16. Their Children < may be far under-cataloged, will be held at the Manchester Showcase Cinema 4— “Witch . and a steal, toward the end. As Mountain” 1:30-3:30-5:307:30- H i^ School on Saturday, 12 to f Mr. Bushnell states; “Sounds of Women sizes, regular 8 6 ...... 9:30 OllfflULMIOtlNCCIAAAfMAMttd 6, and Sunday, 10 to 5. 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Middle Turnpike Office Sears low nO! 320 Middle Turnpike West P r t e r 1 Only TRESTLE TABLE AND 2 BENCHES a 6-8 Thursday Proud (HONEY PINE price Manchester Green Office CmI M IM, 36$ Reg. 385.00 SAVE 86.00 <299^ You'll go bananas for this great sale on the famous DAIRY QUEEN* 621 Middle Turnpike East 3**» 6»» STARTS Jeans or Skirts ...... 6^ FRIDAY 5-JO, 725, 958 banana split. Two fresh-cut banana slices and America’s favorite 6-8 Friday 3 Only • COBBLER BENCHES treat, topped with chocolate, strawberry, North Manchester Office Shorts ^ 1 LIGHT PINE 2 DARK PINE pineapple and whipped topping. It’s 220 North Main Street Reg. 99.95 SAVE 30,00______"scrumpdillyishus"! Treat the whole TTops ...... 3 o r 4 ^WAlTbi»EY<^ D a i r i i gang during this special offer at 6-8 Wednesday Round ’em all up at low, low prices. Cotton denim jeans, STREISAND & CAAN mOOUCTKMt' COUNTRY PRIMITIVE LADDERBACK i Q u e e n ’ participating DAIRY QUEEN First Manchester Office shorts. Western skirt. Polyester pointelle short-sleeved Stores. It’s "scrumpdillyishus” ! 595 Main Street and sleeveless trimmed tops. Polyester and cotton trim­ n u ^ CHAIRS 6-8 Thursday TD M TC H ^ ^ ••UfMoU^to ih» DAIRY QUEEN" med camisole tops. Solids, prints. Lots of Jr. sizes; Reg. 16.99 SAVE 8.00 S,M,L. I ^ d y ‘Reg. U.S. Pot. Off., Am. 0.0. Corp. (C) Copyright 1075, Am. O.Q. Corp. We’re with you all the way CHARGE rr on Sears Revolving Charge THIS WEEK ONLY CMLall2l,32l Shop Early For Best Selections HWIFOIID RD. nO»ST. HARTFOUJ NATIONAL 261, $69, M l $21; 729, 921 SALE DAYS: THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE BRIDGEPORT, CONN. HAMDEN, CONN. ORANGE, CONN. SPRINGFIELDJMASS. BANK>, which was a really Action here starts with Hospital. Ernst, a retired autFelix Worls's only soft soap! 17.49 11.40 ' rt-c, visited Is i^ since creation of for the trip, and the complete Jesanis, 713; Rotert Shubert, Black & White Television special insurance plans which Wash with it, play with it ■ Keip pub. Ll»I the Jewish state in May, 1948, anywhere! -/ package is |15.75. 702; Lyla Steele, 689; Lee Television you can purchase to help pay Israd Zurid, Commissioner for Now time is catching up to ns, Steinmeyer, 685; Edward Scott, expenses Medicare doesn’t Plants Flat Heads Ddrts Not so come Monday we must 681; Clara Hemingway, 680; Tourism Noi^ America, told a cover. Our Included Texas Instrument register for the trip even though Fritz Wilkinson, 663; Catherine news conference here. He noted Q. My father died recently that many d the visitors were after a long illness, and I had to Reg. 8-Digit Calculator ///4) it’s about three weeks away. Gleeson, 662; Biessie Coste and 3.49 Christian pilgrims and said pay his doctor bills. He had 2.77 Realizing that it is the end of Marie Hebenstreit, 655; Gus New special tip sticks to tar­ % the month, we will allow you to Israel was making special Pana-matrix black picture tube, Medicare, so can I get reim­ Our OUR Gull, 651; George Last, 646; 100% solid state gives instant picture and Panalock A FT set and forget fine get. but not to kids or walls. efforts to increase the flow dur­ Reg. LOWEST pay at least I5 and the Esther Anderson, 644; Audrey sound. Set and forget memory fine tuning; te­ tuning. Superb color, brilliant bursed for the bills I paid? Target, 4 darts. PRICE! remainder the first week of Durey, 642; Andy Noske, 639; ing the Roman Catholic Hdy lescoping VHF antenna. Clear, sharp picture, performance! Big savings! Reg. A. Yes. If the bills were for 49.95 May. Martha LaBate, 632; I^uise Year. good contrast. Reg. 89.70 399.95 services covered by Medicare. Steven Super Skates I Gift $ 3 4 7 You will need to file a “ Request Dept. Four functions and percentage Famous J-Wax Kit Our key. Full floating decimal, auto/ for Medicare Payment’’ and a Reg. Hanging Garden constant. Rechargeable^ staterpent regarding Medicare 7.99 6.33 batteries, A/C adapter.# 2500E 12 oz. payment for Medicare services Original slip-on skate, push Planter Kits Reg. THE IDEAL GIFT! to a deceased patient. You can button ad]., no keys, clamps 1.59 1.17 Our get both forms from any Social or straps. Texas Instrument 8-Digit Pre-softened wax with built-in Reg. Calculator With Memory Security office, and the people A 9.99 applicator. there will help you fill them out. 4 functions, percentage key, Seeds tor 4 different plants, which auto-constant, floating Our Johnson’s S p rin t, A Q. r want to send in a medical develop in 10-14 days. Drainage decimal. Rechargeable Reg. insurance claim under prevents overwatering. Complete 16 OZ., Our Reg. 1.99 battery, A/C adapter. #2550 59.95 Me^care., I have filled out the instructions. — request tor Medicare Payment ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $••••••••••••Bi •••••••• form. Where do I send it? A. Send your claim to the SAVE OFF OUR Medicare carrier for the state AN REG. LOW you received the services. You EXTRA PRICES ON can find the carrier’s name and 4 0 % Hi:k P General Electric General Electric AM/FM address in your Medicare Hand­ Channel Master book or by calling or writing Electronic Watches AM Clock Radio FM/AM Clock Radio 8-Track Phono System your Social Security office. Q. When does Medicare for Men or Women OUR coverage for chronic kidney SPECIAL 2733 VALUE LOWEST disease start and how long does Our PURCHASE! PACKED! PRICE! it last? Reg. 1 -1 /2 To n (3,000 Lb.) Capacity I Reg. 12.99 Reg. 3 2 M Reg. $129 A. People who have worked Classic White 59.97 long enough under Social Hydraulic Jack with Handle Perfectly suited to bedroom, kitchen, laundry or Twenty-tour hour wake up system, wake to music FM/AM, stereo radio, two matched dynamic Ceramic Cache Pots work shop. Avocado or harvest gold, large>clock Security and their dependents Featuring Benrus and Gruen! Watches or alarm. Slide rule dial tuning, 4" top fired speakers. Deluxe 3-speed changer. Separate' Our dial. Wake to music. dynamic speaker. who have chronic kidney dis­ powered by tiny energy cell, 1 year #621 controls tor volume, tone and balance. Reg. Reg. 6 IV IN 6 ease can get Medicare guarantee. Not all styles in all stores 9.99 13.99 8.64 coverage starting with the s fourth month after renal Reg. 11.99 8.40 Reg. 14.99 10.70 3-Ton, #623, iB.9a... 12.70 OUR LOWEST PRICE! dialysis begins. The coverage Easy let down control. Makes under & Elegant porcelain-look cache pots Q e u r e k a car servicing easier, safer. & lasts for 12 months after 5-1/2” , 6-3/4" or 8-1/2” sizes dialysis ends or the patient has S...... a successful kidney transplant. VACUUM CLEANERS Q. How many people in the United States now have .vt*®'- Your Choice ISIZI. Medicare coverage? SAVE OVER A. About 23.3 million people $6 have Medicare hospital in­ surance including 21.5 million people 65 and over and 1.9 5-Shelf Steel Power 4 million disabled people under 6 9 8 8 65. About 21 million people 65 Utility Vacuum and over and 1.6 million dis­ Shelving Zenith 19” Diagonal Broom ’Eureka Canister Vacuum Cleaner Gusdorf Walnut Grain Zenith 25” Diagonal abled people have Medicare Our Reg. 9.99 medical insurance. Portable B & W T V ! TM c « < in # 4 V ChromacolorHTV Our Reg. 21.88 Two stage motor, 2 1/3 peak H.P. Handy tool pak storage jrou give^BLOOD! T V sta n d for complete set of cleaning attachments. Step-on Mr. Coffees Automatic Have a question about Social switch. #1620 Reg. 74.88 With Pale Security and its Retirement, Drip Coffeemaker A QUALITY Brau Trim! mediterranean or EARLY AMERICAN Survivor’s, Disability or 15.88 Our PRODUCT! Reg. 25.70 STYLE CONSOLE Eureka Dial-A-Nap Upright Vacuum’* Unique design lets you Reg. Nobody else In the world can give us what you can. A pint Medicare insurance? Write to add units and build a Powerful 400 watt 1 9 " ° Dial the right nozzle height for depth of pile. Shakes 32.99 (Questions & Answers, 657 Main wall of shelving. 1,001 motor, 3 position rug 26.44 of your blood. Handsome walnut grain stand holds 10” to 21” $Chromatic 5 one 8 button 8 tuning, AFT control auto­ loosens dirt thoroughly. Reg. 79.88 2 *Custom 1 perma-set 2 8 VHF tine tuning control; nozzle: big disposable 10 cup, 50 oz. container, keep warm color TV's, and up to 22" black/white sets. Street, East Hartford, Conn. uses throughout your And your gift has never been more Important. Because synchromatic 70 position UHF tuner. Sunshine * matic color clarifier. 5 " round speaker, electron­ bags. Versatile, easy to See Our Low Pries On Cleaning Tool Accttorln feature. Great coffee, no burned or picture tube, 4" round speaker. #3245 ic tuning system. 06108. home! blood from healthy donors, who freely donate their blood, use. # 43-53 bitter taste.# CB500 Is .fO times less likely to cause Infectious hepatitis In the recipient than In blood from many commercial sources. MORE REBATES FROM CALDOR ONiferafSMALL APPLIANCES Think about that. Pool Table Kodak The need Is urgent, and continuous. Whirlpool Instamatic tp yclB Bids Sought Pocket 40 1 r.'f^^SH oSoU B Pf!^ Electric 3 Dryer Bids will be opened May 9 in Kit General General NEXT BL.OODMOBILE VISIT tho Municipal Building for fur­ * 1 6 9 ’ nishing the Manchester Rec Our Reg. 54.90 Electric Electric NEW *’®0.'$179 Deparbnent with three pool Plug-In Automatic POWER tables —to include a set of 16 Easy close-ups to General SAVER I f P ® f a I u r « balls and two cues for each Tim er Can THUBSDAY, AWIIL 24 •®<8ciions * 3 feet! Automatic Electric MODELS! table. 4470 O pener electronic General Electric win* eni The pool tables are to be X-lareelinijcre/n shutter. Camera, \ General Electric 1 4 C U .F delivered in the 1975-76 fiscal color film, ij 3-Speed T I M E ______Kiach«n Aid i Refrigerator Custom _ W h irlp o o l year and are for the East Side extender. X-cube. ,1 Portable Mixer Spray, Steam & Dry Iron Under Counter Dishwasher Rec, when Bennet Junior High Freezer 18 Lb. Automatic Washer School relinquishes its use. Airequipt12X Caldor’s Reg. Price...... 11.97 Caldor’s Reg. Price...... 11.97 Caldor’s Reg. "Price...... 15.97 P L A C E WMyS CHURCH Two pushbutton cycles, 4-way Hydrasweep Caldor’s Reg. Price...... 6.97 Bids will be opened May 9 Lighted Slide Less Rebate from Caldor 3.00 Less Rebate from Caldor 3.00 Less Rebate from Caldor 3.00 wash, constant rinse. Flo-thru drying. 18 LB. Less Rebate from Caldor 2.00 LARGE also for furnishing the Please Note: ff You Make An Appointment To G^e WASHING Viewer CAPACITY! Kitchen Aid Imperial Manchester, Town Fire Depart­ YOUR YOUR YOUR YOUR Blood — Please Show Up — Thank Youl CAPACITY! FINAL Ori^inall] ment with 1,600 feet of three- Our FINAL FINAL FINAL Three pushbutton cycles, tio-thru drying. Includes Reg.$279 Reg. COST COST COST COST 12.97 This Ad Sponsored Qy panel. inch fire hose—to be in sections 4.97 8.97 8.97 5.99 ?Twin slide 2 out 7 crispers, 9 adjustable temperature ^ 2 5 9 2.90 Automatically operates appliances Hands free operation; easy-clean Fingertip 3-speed control, handy Clouds of steam from 25 vents Four water level selections, etlicienl lint screen. of not less than 50 feet. control. Covered dairy compartment and large Kitchen Aid SupertM up to 1,800 watts, discourages removable cutter. Cord storage. beater ejector. 6 ft. detachable Fabric guide shows correct Special cycle for laundering knits. Hand held or tabletop viewer. capacity storage door. intruders. #8,123 # EC-32 cord. # M24 temperatures. # F-92 Clarke Insurance Agency Manchester Evening Watkins Brothers Four complete cycles, flo-thru drying. CBT Herald Watkins Funeral Home Holmes Funeral Home Morlarty Brothers *lndMdM A 1 y*ir In-Hom S««tc*l . CROWDED REGION Manchester Parkade: t 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Regal Men’s Shop 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: WED. thru SAT. ST. LOUIS (UPD - The SL MANCHESTER SALE: WED. thru SAT. p Liggett’s Pharmacy MANCHESTER Louis bistate region contains ' I muiAiiiiiicwo Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. v ; J. D. Real Elstate KiWuimti Mon. thru FrI. 10 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ^ ; Savings Bank of Saturday 9 ajn. to 9:30 p.m. more square miles than Rhode Lydall, Inc. MancbBter 1145 Tolland Turnpike Island or Delaware and more 1145 Tolland Turnpike people than 21 of the 50 states. S MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 23, 1975 - PAGE SEVEN ^ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 23. 1975 Marshall Named Pool Director :®anrltpatpr Euwthui Hrralft age. sideline than permitted at his Sterud Named District Deputy } . - SOUTH WINDSOR Thomas J. Quigley, 369 lUl Zone home. areas with the U. S. Navy Judy Kuehnel Niederwerfer Rd. is requesting A copy of this application is Arne P. Sterud ol 105 Baldwin Stepney ol Rocky Hill and Level nointed Kings of Connecticut. Rd. has been appointed a dis­ ol Hartford. John Mather Chapter, Order during World War H before ’The, South Windsor Swim Gub a variance to allow construc­ on file" in the b u i^ g inspec­ trict deputy for the Sixth Serving as Sterud’s associate of DeMolay, honor^ Sterud in taking up residence in OPINION has oamed Ridurd Marshall tion of a garage closer to the tor’s office. Masffliic DisMct. grand marshal will be Roger W. 1971 with its Medal of Apprecia­ Manchester. HI NEIGHBbl^ pool director for the current He will be presented as dis­ Ather, who is immediate past tion for his work as a chapter He is married to the former season. « By BURL LYONS Church Plans School trict deputy next Tuesday night master of Manchester Lodge. advisor. Mary Scarchuk, director of nur­ Marshall, a^ native of East Messiah Lutheran's plans call SOUTH WINDSOR in Manchester Lodge of Sterud’s Masonic career in­ Sterud was born in Lake sing services at Manchester Hartford and currently residing for construction of a church Masons, which he served a cludes membership in the P reston, S. D., and was Memorial Hospital. Beating A Dead Horse in Manchester,, is completing Judy Kuehnel over the next three years. w or^pful master in 1070. Fellowcraft Gub of Manchester educated in Minneapolis, Minn. Sterud is employed as an ac­ ’This Saturday’s Herald will contain ment centers can pour out only 12 his degree in physical education Correspondent The Seventh-Day AdvenUst Lodge; Nutmeg Forest of the He served in the Asiatic-Pacific counting technician at the Main Sen. Henry Jackson, Washington Any military action by the United Tuesday evening will begin four special sections revolving around million checks a week so don’t spend • at .Cmtral CoMectlcut State 644-1364 Church will run a water line with a dhuier at 6:30, followed Tall Cedars of Lebanon; past Post Office in Manchester. Democrat, is beating a dead horse, in States in response to the blatant the theme, “Manchester, As We live. it before you get it. However, the j College. He previously servdl South Windsor will have two from Ellington Rd. to the by the reception at 7: to. Morris high priest of Delta Chapter of government does hope you will put it : as a Navy medical corpsman. parochial schools opening in school after agreeing to have I. Budkofsky, grand junior Royal Arch Masons; past thrice BOBCATS STALKED nii our opinion, in his charge that the violations of the Paris accords by the Work, Play and Serve.” Hi$. credentials include two in circulation and hopefully that will ’ September with the announce­ the Metropolitan District Co. deacon, will presiding of­ illustrious master of Adoniram LAVERNE, Okla. (UPD -- North Vietnamese was rendered im­ Our Staff has been working on the United States made secret spur business somewhat. years as pool director of the ment that the Seventh Day supply water. ficer. Council of Royal and Select When he isn't chasing speeders special edition since late January. It Sunset Hills Swim Club in East agreements with the Thieu govern­ possible by the law passed by Adventist Churdi .will open a Well-drillings have resulted Dinner reservations may be Masters. or law offenders in the DRIVEWAYS is a pictorial which points with pfide Hartford and several years as school for 100 students in the in no-water findings. Thus, the The word arounc^Washington is that , made by calling 633-7880. Also, the Scottish Rites Oklahoma Panhandle, highway i commaiciiu. PAviin ment in South Vietnam in connection Congress in August 1973 outlawing any to life in the City of Village Charm. an instructor in the Red Cross fall. church is raising funds to pay patrolman Robert Snider is Connecticut’s Ralph Nader has lost ; Sterud will supervised the Bodies of Hartford; (Connec­ •Quality •Prtea with the signing of the Paris peace ac­ further military activity by this coun­ Regular subscribers to The Herald Water Safety instructor course ’The Hartford4»sed school for the cost of piping in water. Arne P. Slerud works of the seven Masonic ticut Consistory (32nd degree) staSdng bobcats. “There are a will receive the special edition at no much of his influence on Capitol Hill. ; and winter coadiing in West has sold its 870 Prospect Ave., Ibe c h u rl’s 20-acre property •Sarrka try in South Vietnam. lodges in District 6C comprised at Norwich; Sphinx Temple lot of bobcats in this Panhandle cords which were a necessary For what it’s worth, thiS'.has : Hartford pools. Hartford, building to the has been subdivided into EA S Y TERM S extra chargp. Copies will also be SCIENCE g r a n t of toese lodges: Morning Star of Shriners; is a director of Omar country and they p r^ heavily on prompted the publication of a book en^ > Marshall’s plans fw the South preliminary to withdrawal of our available for mailing to friends and Cerebral Palsy Foui^tion. It building lots. The church is OOLUMKA, Ma (UPD - The Warehouse Point, Orient of Shrine Gub; Temple (Chapter of our (giail popidation,” Snider Windsor club include a full Red armed forces from that country. Sen. Jackson’s pursuit of this matter relatives and they can be ordered by titled, “Hit and Run: The Rise and will open a school on Foster Rd. selling three of the building lots Universify of Bilissouri School of East Hartford, Doric of En­ the Order of Eastern Star; said. I (fon’t feel so bad when THQIIUS GOUA Cross instructional program, at this time is certainly not in the in­ telephoning the circulation depart­ Fall of Ralph Nader.” The author is : next fall, according, to church to pay for water. Journalism has received a field, Tuscan of Hartford, Order of High Priesthood of I help decrease the bobcat Presidential Press Secretary Ron the formation of a swim team ment or coinpleting the handy coupon a syndicated columnist Ralph De officials. The move will be financed by $5(1000 National Science Foun- Hospitality of Wethersfield, Connecticut, and Council of An- population ontie in a while." 649-6082 terests of the United States, nor help­ and synchronized swimming. The new Seventh-Day Adven­ churches hi Enfield, Vernon Nessen has admitted that in confiden- that is appearing in The Herald T o l^ n o . datum grant to develop science tist Church School will join the and Hartford. ful to the administration which is in The author states that Nader’s ZBA M eets writers. . tial talks with Thieu, former Presi­ almost daily. Messiah Lutheran Chur^ in es­ About 70 students in Grades 1- ’The program was founded by dent Nixon in 1973 had said that the the process of restating our foreign It’s our third annual special edition. determination to rush into print the ' The South Windsor Zoning 10 will enroll in September. Ted tablishing a religious-oriented Dr. William Stephenson, policies, not only for Southeast In 1973, we published a Sesquicenten- paperback, “Who Runs Congress?” Board of Appeals will meet school in town. Messiah lamde, principal of the Hart­ United States would “act vigorously” emeritus professor (rf journal­ nial edition which met with excellent was a disaster. Congressmen wound Thursday, Mlay 1 at 8 p.m. in Lutheran will house some 25 ford Seventh-Day Adventist Asia but for the rest of the world. ism, and has been funded by a if the Communists were guilty of response and copies were sent friends up chasing impertinent interviewers Town Hall to consider an students next September in the School, will head the new application to construct a gar­ $206J)00 federal grant program. major breaches of the agreement. and relatives in nearly every state'in from their offices and a series of Buckland Rd. church building. school. The actions of Jackson, a former the union. Our 1974 edition also “profiles” infuriated many m m bers, 2 Of course the nub of the matter is received some good comments and We of Congress. ' hawk on Vietnam;s.^an only be what was meant by “vigorous action.” believe Saturday’s special will have Frankly, we weren’t too. disturbed Certainly at that time President explained by the fact that his can­ much appeal. that many congressmen were^ in­ Nixon realistically would not have didacy for the Democratic nomina­ furiated. ^m e of it was undoublMly deserving. j KNOWN FOR VALUES been expected to tell Thieu that the tion next year is a little lackluster. - In our continuing promotional cam­ paign, several of our newsboys and —---- - ''/r-'i'' Such self-serving expediency, United States would do little or Spring Day on Main Street, Manchester (Photo by Reginald Pinto) girls attended the Shrine Circus as a If the House acts shortly, the nation nothing about the violations, even however, will do little to enchance his reward for obtaining new customers. will observe American Business Day 3 though that is exactly what we did. public esteem. # Shortly, you are likely to see news of May 13. It won’t be a legal holiddy’M '' East Hartford appearing in The don’t contemplate a day of leisure. .aNTm Herald. We launched a circulation The Senate, without a dissenting vote, THOUSANDS OF RECORDS...THOUSANDS OF TAPES campaign in East Hartford a'couple of passed a resolution authorizing the Where Insurance weeks ago which is gaining moYnen- day as a nationwide tribute to'the tum. private enterprise system. The proposal actually originated MMKMESTER PMIUK/OPDI T0N6HT, TMIRSDAY & FRIDIY ’YE 9 Benefit Dollars Go Congratulations to Fred Nassiff of with a Chamber of (Jommerce in ' Nassiff Arms Inc. for his splendid Virginia but it.is high time the private, spruce-up job on the outside of his enterprise system received some In 1973, women were the chief Children of policyholders received toys' & Girls' toys' & Girls' building. We would like to see more recognition. It has been kicked aroiind Girls' Cool beneficiaries of all life insurance about $472, million, or 11 per cent of Main Street merchants follow suit in long enough. Summer Sleepwear Spring Jackets Jeans and Slacks policies in the United States. Which is death payments; other relatives this springtime of'clean-up, paint-up Orig. 6.00 to 8.00 Orig. 5.00 to 6.75 and fix-up. In the case of absentee We hope that legislative committee Super Value! nothing new — they have been ever received about $335 million and all, he single-handedly keeps 40 kids off landlords, maybe a letter from the studying municipal financing of qable 2.99 & 3.99 since the idea of life insurance started widowers received $167 million. We Erred the streets four or five nights a week while 2 for 5.00 1.99 & 2.99 town or the diamber of Commerce television makes a more iik^pth Fomous-moke jockets. Sizes 1 to Tremendous assortments. Sizes 2 To the editor: at the same time building them mentally 1 Shifli with polities & nits gowns as a means of protection for widows This will no doubt begin to change might lend some encohragemlht'. study. According to Federal Com­ 4 . 1.99 & 2.99; Sizes 4 to 7,2.99 to 4, 2.99 1 3.99, Sizes 4 to 7 Some time ago. The Herald notified its and physically. (Check Mel’s credentials, 1 in nylon tricot. Sizas 4 to 14. and children. munications Commission regulations^: regulars & slims, 3.99. % as more and more women seek readers that it would no longer publish and credits. Also, check the class stan­ jQL Walsh GfEATEST We are a bit more than disappointed cable outlets have to make a public ■so WIMT' Institute of Life Insurance statistics full-time careers. And in fact, the editorials without publishing the name of dings of the club swimmers if you vantto... Awerage White Band $iy)CR tfTS see what swinvning does for the head.) that SSfrr-Rilycoff and Rep. Cotter access channel available for possibly show that in nearly 7 out of 10 or­ proportion of death payments to its author. Unless this rule has changed, the paper certainly erred by publishing the 3. Allow the club to use the pools without have announcetfthattinthdfutiu'e they town director, school' board sessioiis, dinary policies on which death widows has shown a slight decline in editorial entitled “Childhood; A Joy In­ charge. After all, all citizens of won’t disclose their ihcomd k)urces and the like. Cable companies are payments were made, the direct recent years (although the actual vaded.” The article must have had an M^chester use some recreational and tax figures. private firms. Newspapers provide author other than The Waddell School ' facilities without charge and if you want a coverage of town and public service Tots' & Girls' Preteens' & Young Jrs. beneficiary was a female. amounts paid to them have doubled Watergate has all but been Girls' Western & Staff. Eveq if it expresses the opinion of , more typical example, how about Little affairs without any subsidy at all. Summer Sleepwear A forgotten and we are back to politics i!ii Indio Knit Tops The East Catholic High School boys and problem. Many a housewife is saving money provide the answer. Swim Suits Athletic Socks girls tennis teams wish to thank all who Warm regards. these days by clipping food coupons in Super Value! O rig . n .O O Reg. 3 Pairs 2.45 Home Buying Credit helped make our car wash April 12 Dr. Paul Fallone The Herald. Nationally, a record 29.8 Memo to one of our readers: We SALE PRICE ^ 1 ^ successful. We are especially grateful to Hartford branch. billion cents-off coupons were issued haven’t ruled out the possibility of 7.00 2.99 3 pairs 1 .79 McDonalds, in Manchester, for their University of Ck)nn. short sleeve scoop neck knit tops Solid white & white with striped By Tom Arrandale lowest price ever asked. Thai provision last year and newspapers carried publishing a column on hunting, Famous make. Bikinis & one-pie- generosity in making their facilities in unique Indio prints. Sizes S, M, tops. Sizes 7-8 ' 3 ,8 -9 ’3 & 9-11. more than 60 per cent of them with fishing and outdoor sports in general. TAPES $E27 cers for preteens sizes 6 to 14. was designed to keep the seller from WASHINGTON — If you’re planning on available for the benefit of the tennis L. taking advantage of the tax break jacking up the price by amount of the grocery stores being the most com­ The answer is to find one which we credit. In claiming the credit, the team. mon redemption center. The clipping think will suit a large proportion of Congress has provided for new home East Catholic High School LIST $7.98 taxpayer will have to staple to his tax buyers this year, you should be aware of boys and girls tennis teams of coupons alone more than offsets the our outdoor lovers. return a certificate from the seller that its limitations. Susan Anderson - girls captain cost of subscribing to the newspaper. The tax credit, which was written into the house was sold at the lowest asking Thanks Something to think about: The price. A seller filing a false certificate will the emergency tax cut bill President Ford To ^he editor; The Internal Revenue Service says Lord’s Prayer has 56 words. Lincoln’s risk criminal penalties and treble damage Value! Boys' toys' No-Iron toys' Blue signed into law last month, allows the On behalf of the Manchester Jaycee the average 1974 income tax refund is Gettysburg address has 266 ’words. MEUSSAI buyer of a qualified home to subtract 5 per payments to the buyer. Wives 1 would like to take this opportunity The Ten Commandments have 298. jusncotuN irnau MBNIIEBUX Polo Shirts Sport Shirts Denim Jeans cent of the purchase price from his federal Second, Congress cut the potential Best Solution averaging $383, or 5 per cent more wEisoonwe nmiYuac 45 SINGLES to extend our gratitude and sincere ap­ benefit for a taxpayer who sells his than last year’s figure. The Declaration of Independence has Reg. 5.50 to 9.00 Orig. to 9.00 income taxes. If he buys a $40,000 home, preciation to all those who attended our All the latest...all the Orig. 3.00 & 4 .0 0 existing home to buy a new home carrying Dear sir: Those rebate checks, under the ijew 300. A recent U.S. Governmen|„6rder for instance, his tax saving would be $2,000 annual “Joker Is Wild” casino night. greatest TOP HITS! the credit. The following seems to be the best solu­ Tax Reduction Act, will start going setting the price of cabbage h£^|6,911 3.99 5.99 — the maximum allowed by the law. tion for the Board of Directors to adopt A special note of thanks to all the Everyones favorites...ON 1.99 & 2.99 For computing the credit. Congress out May 9 and continue through July. words. hr': t-' Many styles. Sizes 4 to 7, 1.99: Greot assortment of solid colors AAost ore no-iron. Regular sizes 8 But in order to hold down the federal with regard to the Manchester Swim Qub. merchants who contributed prizes. SALE NOW FOR ONLY defined purchase price to mean the Sizes 8 to 18, 2.99. & prints for boys sizes 8 to 20. to 12. Slim sizes 8 to 14. government’s cost while helping sell off 1. Allow the club to continue with its pre­ Without your support we could not have at­ It is estimated that treasury disburse- taxpayer’s total initial investment — in­ the nation’s 600,000-unit inventory of un­ sent administrative and financial set-up. tained such a successful evening. cluding certain settlement expenses with sold new housing, Congress placed a After all, it operates entirely'from the We would also like to express our ap­ the price paid to the seller — as provided number of restrictions on use of the tax dedication and volunteer time of in­ preciation to the Manchester Jaycees for by federal capital gains tax laws. If a credit. terested citizens yet is open to all their cheerful cooperation. buyer paid $39,000 for a new house and in­ “ You have to set a cutting point Manchester residents who qualify. It All the proceeds were donated to New curred $1,000 in qualified closing costs, for somewhere,’’ said one congressional tax would be idiotic and expensive for the Hope Manor. Again, thanks to all of you. Girls' & Preteen expert. instance, his credit would be 5 per cent of Girls' Pont Suits town to establish the network to run such a Vivian H. Adams Boys' No-Iron $40,000. He then could take the maximum Brushed Denim Skirts Cut-Off Dates club and keep the detailed time records corresponding secretary Jacket & Jeon Sets $2,000 tax saving. ■ Famous AAoke Slacks Congress narrowed the home buying vital to each swimmer. To say nothing of Manchester Jaycee Wives R e g . 7 .0 0 & 8 .0 0 Deferring Capital Gains HERALD R e g . 2 4 .0 0 credit until it applied only to existing new transportation, entries, etc. • Orig. to 9.00 houses that are bought this year and oc­ But under existing tax laws, that initial 2. Set Mel Siebold’s normal working YESTERDAYS 12.99 4.99 cupied no later than 1976. It also denied "adjusted basis’’ of the new house must be 5.99 Zip fly front Western Skirts. Soft hours at 8 a.m. to 4:30p.m. Allow the club Great volue mony styles and 2 any unexpected windfall for taxpayers reduced if the taxpayer defers capital Ploids, checks & solid colors. new colors. Sizes 7 to 14 ond 5 to hire him from 5:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. colors. Jackets with matching who had taken possession of a new house gains taxes on his profit from selling an R egular & slim sizes 8 to 16. to 13. when everyone else is eating supper. After TODAY’S jeans. Sizes 7-14. before the Senate Finance Committee older home. The federal government will Husky 27 to 36 sole 6.99. guidance coordinator at East Catholic first proposed the credit on March 12. forego capital gains taxes if the profit is THOUGHT 25 Years Ago High School, reappointed director of As a result of that narrowing process, reinvested in a new home within 18 months This date was a Sunday ; The Herald did physical activities at Manchester’s Camp the bill allows a tax credit for buying a (24 months if the taxpayer is building a not publish. Kennedy. home only if; new house). 10 Years Ago • Construction began before March 26, Before buying a new $40,000 home You and I are guests, as it were, tran­ Richard T. Day, math teacher and the day Congress cleared the tax cut bill. carrying the credit, for example, a sitional manifestations of an evolutionary Preteen & Young Jr. Preteen & Young Jrs. Girls' Knit Tops Ett^ning Urralh process, visiting, in uncanny awareness, 3 • The purchaser agreed to buy the house taxpayer might sell his old home for the Jeans, Pants & Tops Jeans & Pants by signing a binding contract tefore Jan. same amount. But if his total investment FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 on planet Earth for a few'brief turns Western Look Pont Suits 1, 1976. in the old house over the years amounted Published by the Published every around its Sun. Reg. 8.00 to 12.00 Reg. 6.00 to 11.00 Msnehester evening except Sun­ Out of the organic consciousness R e g . 2 8 .0 0 • The buyer and seller settled their tran­ to $30,000, he could have to pay capital Publishing Co., Hereld days and holidays. saction and the new owner occupied the gains taxes on his $10,000 profit. Squsre, Manchester, Entered at the transmitted by DNA molecules in genes 3.99 3.99 Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., and cromosomes; out of historical, social, 8 M T W T r • 12.99 A trwnondous collection of great Girli' jeans ond pants in regular, house after March 12 of this year and If he takes the substantial tax savings Telephone 643-2711 12 3 L. P. ALBUMS TRACK TAPES lockets with pants jeans to Post Office as Second 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 & values, styles and colors galore slim. Sizes 7-14, plus hundreds of before Jan. 1, 1976. available through deferral of capital gains (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. and cultural consciousness; out of the up­ bringings of our own honqes and towns, 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 S ER IES SALE SEf^lES SALE match in brushed denim, cordu­ oil at one liny price. Sizes 6-12. knit lops to molch. For a taxpayer who already had started taxes, however, the adjusted basis of the BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 roy ond pretty prints. 2S 26 27 28 29 30 ALMANAC building his own house, the credit is new house must be reduced by the $10,000 mother, father, brothers, sisters, 4.98 3.07 6.98 4*47 available only for the cost of construction profit that thus escapes taxation. His SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES teachers, books and newspapers, televi­ work actually done after the Senate com­ home-buying credit then would be 5 per PAYABLE IN ADVANCE sion and radio; out,x)f the creative in­ 5.98 3.67 8.98 5.87 . sights of our remarkable brains; out of the mittee acted on March 12. cent of $30,000, and his tax break would be Si.igle Copy ... I5t 3 Months . . $11.70 8.98 5.i57 9.98 6.47 In all cases, the credit will be allowed $1,500 instead'of $2,000. Weekly...... 90t 6 Months . . $23.40 primeval awareness of the sun and stars By United Press International In 1917, almost every performer stepp^ ONE Month.. $3.90 One Year. only for buying or building a new principal R epaym ent . $46.80 and sky and seas and beaches and fall Today i» Wednesday, April 23, the 113th forward at a mass rally in New York City 10.98 7.17 Infants' and Tots' Mail Hates Upon Roquest 9.98 627 Girls^ Strfetch Knit residence where the taxpayer lives most Once he has taken the 5 per cent tax colors, mountains and brooks, and snoW day of 1975 with 252 to follow. when asked to volunteer to entertain the ... Giris'Danskin Overalls, Slacks, Tops ■' Subscribers who p.m*. should telephone and heat; out of the urges of our body to 10.98 6.87 11.98 7.97 of each year. No second homes or vacation credit, a home buyer also must keep his fail to receive their ' the circulation depart- The moon is approaching its full phase. troops over seas in World War I. ! Bikini Panties retreats are eligible. Without excluding Herald before 5:30 ment. 647-9946. ■ feed and purge, sleep and reproduce, and In 1941, thousands attending an Shorts and Tops R e g . 3.00 to 7 .0 0 new house three years or buy a more The morning stars are Mars and 11.98 7.47 12.98 8.57 Orig. 89* P air other structures, the bill specifies that the expensive house to keep the full tax • find release in song and tears and making Jupiter. “America First” rally in New York City Orig. to 8.50 credit can be taken for buying single­ saving. If he sells the house before three Member Audit Bureau of Circulations love — out o£jilJ,thi»-A''e come. T lie evening stars are Mercury, Venus heard Charles Lindbergh say "it is obvious known for values 1.00 ta 3.99 family homes, condominium or years are up, he would have to repay the Out of all this, which jjecan now begin and Saturn. that England is losing the war.” The noted 3 P n . 1.00 Great assortment, famous moke. The Manchester Display advertising to understand, we comeTliTWt 0iere was neminoton miooletown wiNoson _ 3.99 to 5.99 Am azing value, broken sizes dis- cooperative apartments and mobile homes full amount of the credit to the federal closing noilours; Three Those born on this date are under the aviator opposed American entry into 240 HwOord A m . WMtUii«un PUu 640 WlndMr A«^| Lost seasons styles A colors ore Famous make 100% nylon knit Publishing Co. -unconsciousness; then there w®'-con­ F-.-i conHnuod colors. Sizes 12 mos. — so long as the residence never had been government, unless he invested all the fu ll days prior to sign of Taurus. World War II. AVON«MSBURV lARKHAMSTED ENFIELD priced to lOve you money. Sizes Bikinis. O ne size fits oU girls 6 to to 4 y e o rs. assumes no financial publication. sciousness. Now there is conciousness of FKMinfloiiVNlMMNI RouU44' 40ElfiiSlrMI 14. , Ifved in before. proceeds in another newly built home English dramatist and poet William In 1965, more than 200 U.S. planes struck 4toV2. responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald WETHERSFIELD THREE EASY WAYS TO within 18 months. If he buys a less expen­ typographical errors classified advertising: consciousness. We are aware that we are Shakespeare was born April 23, 1564. North Vietnam in one of the heaviest raids VERNON RLAINVILLE BRISTOL HARTFORD % 121 Fwmlniton A m . Downtown lUSUMDMnoHwy. MANCHESTER 'CHARfiE-l'r appearing In adver­ 12 noon pr ior to day of aware. We know we live. We know we die. of the war T i l« tv n u . 290 Nw BtK.in Am . I’urrliuse I’rire. sive house — keeping his Treasury- tisements and other publication: 12 noon On this day in history; FMEwh 0423C Two important provisions apply to the financed profit for other purposes — he reading matter In The Friday for publication And the world goes on. In 1898, the U.S. government asked for A thought for the day: Roman poet Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ Arnold F. Westwood • 125,000 volunteers to fight against Spain in Horace said, “The brief span of life for­ purchase price. would have to repay part of the eftdit in Herald. day. First, the new house must be sold at the proportion to that profit. Unitarian Universalist Society Cuba. bids us to cherish long hope." MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 23. 1975- PAGE WIWB ii' PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 23, 1975 Merger Complicates Vernon Towing Problem : RHS Work on Schedule GlicHeralfi Bidding Waived for Sewer Work , Problems still exist within Autobody of Ellington asked to towing charge. He said while he which is not in the association association has the proper ★ waive the bid procedure, the the Vonon Towing Association VERNON stallation. This advise was transfered to be included in the old associa­ cannot quarrel with the legality now, was called on one occasion equipment to handle large Knights of Columbus VERNON deck is in place and exterior masonry Councilman Donald council ^ sk ^ that any bids and Mayor Frank McCoy was ★ Hearing Set On approval of the Town He said Cammisa’s argument tion. He was denied permission of the partnership, he does recoitly when there was an ac­ vehicles. walls are 65 i»r cent complete, he said, Sadrozinski, who was then exceeding the $18,500 charge b e . asked by the Town Council Progress on the Rockville High School Council Monday night, bid was that he did not have a and he filed a suit against the question the cars being towed cident involving a tractor- Anyone involved in an acci­ but no interior partitions have been On Fees for chairman of the council’s sewer rejected and that no contoaCt be Monday night to have Police addition is completely on schedule, Robert procedur^; on sewdr excava­ chance to bid this work so he town. out-of-town. trailer trude. No one in the dent has the right to have any started. subcommittee, last November. awarded until it is discussed Chid Herman-Fritz at the next R. Wehrli, chairman of the town’s tion work were waived to allow had no (^portunity to include When the neyr association Owens also said Town Line, towing service called be wishes All underground utilities have been in­ Tanks, Wells Lombardi told the council he with the council feting as the council meeting to hopefully Municipal Permanent Building Com­ the town^to seek a lower bid for the cost of labor in his pipe was formed to include only Ver­ but if the police are asked to stalled in the new library area and under­ feels the charges are excessive. sewer Authority. resolve the problems. mittee told the Town Council Monday VERNON ah extension to service four price. non towers, Royce jo in ^ in call a service they do it on a slab fill has been put in place and graded, In approving a motion to Councilman A. Richard night. An ordinance revising homes fronting on Wapping partnership with ’The Bug Bam rotation basis within the Wehrli said, and the erection of the steel Owens told the council that the He reported that the site utilities, in­ charges for inspections of sep­ WoodRd. service in Vernon, thus legally association. was scheduled to be started immediately. nine towing services making up cluding storm sewers, domestic water ser­ tic tanks and wells will be Cammisd Construction Co. avoiding exclusion from the Councilman Thomas Benoit In the classroom wing area, structural the association met and a g i^ vice, and fire water service are substan­ reviewed at a public hearing was to do the work at a cost of association. S h e H c r a t & commented, “It seems to be we steel is now completed and in the science to a set of 11 rules tmt when tially complete. scheduled for I^y 5 at 7:% $16,000. Camissa lata- asked for Town Attorney Abbot are flirting around with private wing preparation is being made to set up they came back from Chief Area Profile He said some items in this area, in rela­ p.m. in the Administration an additional $ 2 ,^ plus 15 per oak grove Schwebel explained that an ad­ enterprise. I think when the the steel fratning. Fritz there were 13 rules. tion to the water service and fire service, Building. cent for ^ removal of trees, ditional rule, whidi calls for chief gets back from vacation In the classroom wing below the new ’The association which had are unfinished. The drive and parking The charges for the inspec­ shrubs an] fences ini the new vehicles b^jng towed , to be this should be resolved. I think science wing, some alterations have been been in existence for several areas are being prepared for paving. tion fee paid for the services of easement to service the four towed to a Vernon garage, Campus Flies Peculiar Flag we are bordering on real Wehrli said asphalt plants are expected started. Wehrli said ceilings have been years, was recently dissolved arose because of Royce’s serious problems. It seems to removed and plumbing and other utilities the town sanitarian performed houses, A. Richard Lombardi, Carried by patriots into the to open soon and paving will start, ending at the time of installation of a the town’s consulting engineer FURNITURE.^ and a new association was set agreement with the Bug Bam. TORRDWJTON (UPI) - A be a legal point of one attorney are being installed in the^ceiling space. up to include only Vernon peculiar looking red-white-and- battle of K ille r Hill, it was an parking problems that exist due to the con­ new septic tank system will be said. V^en the Bug Bam gets the call against the other.” struction. He said in this area some difficulty has towers. Up to that time the only on the rotatiem basis, be has blue is flying at the University “official’’ colonial flag before Mayor McCoy said he thought been experienced in trying to keep the roof in c re a ^ from $15 to $25 under Cammisa also asked for $100 Betsy Ross designed her 13-star The area for the new tennis courts is the proposed ordinance. for the installation of each of out-of-town tower involved was agreed to call Royce to do the of Connecticut branch campus the problem was resolved when water-tight since the column tops have in Torrington. The 1775 “Cam­ flag in 1777. being prepared but a slight delay is an­ The charges for the inspec­ three manhole covers because Town Line Autobody which is towing. the new association was formed ticip ate due to the necessity^ of moving been exposed for new steel. STRIPPING CO just over the town line in Atty. Schwebel said this bridgeVflag” replica has a ’The 3-by-5-foot ensign will fly “but Royce has been able to tion fee to be paid for his ser­ of the increased cost of these the courts 15-20 feet north, Wehrli The classroom wing in the new addition ToUai^. British'Union Jack where the under the present stars-and- legally avoid the intention of Campbell Council vices at the time of installation units. means the car is taken to explained. is scheduled to be ready tor occupancy in DON&AL Several months ago Royce EUingtim making an additional stars should be. stripes and the state flag daily the council’s ruling.” January, 1976. of a new well will be $15. Lombardi explained that the for about three months. In the Industrial Arts area, the steel roof Mayor Frank McCoy told the specifications for the work said 6 4 6 -19 5 1 20 BIRCH ST. Town Council Monday night it would be accomplished at a IN DOWNTOWN- that considerably more time is cost for the materials plus 15 MON-SAT 9:30 to 5:30 . No. 573 spent on such inspections than per cent with the labor to be in­ THIJRS. NIGHT TILL 9:00 YGOP Sets dblf Tourney the amount of money paid for cluded in the cost of the pipe in- AAANCHESTER the work. COVENTRY Scoring will be by'the will attract more women .1 1 # Takes Pride and 2 Callaway system which allows golfers to the tournament. • • • • * MonicE^ Shea a tournament to be scored There will also be a chance to Correspondent without the player having an es­ play in the hoie-in-one contest The YGOP fourth annual. 18- tablished handicap. and a greens driving contest. hole golf tournament will be There are $200 worth of These add extra interest to the Pleasure In held on Saturday, May 3, rain merchandise to be awarded to tournament and a raffle is held date Sunday, May 4, at the the first four gross and the first for door prizes that are donated Skungamaug River Golf Club, four net winners. This year as by area merchants. ' Folly Lane. last year, there will be a low The entry fee for the tourna­ Tournament starting time is gross and a low net prize for ment is $6.50 which includes 3 at 7:30 a.m. and persons in­ women. greens fees. Refreshments are terested in playing may call the By using the Callaway available at the cUib. KNOWN FOR VALUES;^ golf club at 742-93M for starting system, women are also eligi­ Last year over 60 golfers par­ times. Starting times, however, ble for the regular prizes. Ihe ticipated in the tournament, in­ p r c s c P are not necessary to play in the YGOP hopes that this addition cluding six women. THRU SAT. APR. 2Mh tournament. Middle School Honor Role “The Eleventh The following seventh and Vernon Center Middle School for the marking period just \ eighth grade students at the were named to the honor roll ended:

Kim Davenport Jill Brower I OVER $2 OFfl Seventh Grade Jenny Dickson Susan Donahue David Bucklln James DImlow Douglas Dugan Brian Bureau Grand Night High Honors Regina Dondero Scott Dugan Jonathan Burnep s 06 Jeanette Dougenik Cheryl Chandler Susan Ames Glenn Edwards Paul Ekiund Craig Ertel Dawn Conary Cheryl Apel Donna Flllp Michael Conway Priscilla Balchunas Eric Fisher Roy Fllkoff Denise Fluery David Cook Reg. 14.97 Cynthia Bryant Michelle Florence Wilma Crockett Amy Case Sarah Fluet %“\ 0 o1 Daniel Flynn Lelsa Dabbs Jonathan Connell Bill Fox SAVE ON MULTI­ James Gandinl Susan Ganay Kevin Daly Christopher Conway Dorene Gates Winifred Gerakarls . Wlllmos Damsits POSITION LOUNGER! F. Burke Dempsey Sharon Harding Cynthia Doolady Laurna Glldden Mary Earl Peter Heggle Barbara Green Karen Farrington On the beach or in the backyard, Kathryn Doramus Jeff Holcomb Qlenn Doyle Barbara Hesse Beth Fisher you'll enjoy relaxing on this st^l Diane Howe Phyllis Gunter Brian Fisher Elizabeth Falby Lisa Jamison Music Suzanne Holmes Philip Gonsalves frame lounger with vinyl tubing. A Carl Falcone David Jay Richard Hopkins Doris Gunther Lois Frankforter Kerri Kane Maureen Freethy Donald Houle Cynthia Henriques Ann Keroack Chris InguantI Carol Hopkins Susan Furbish John Kettle Linda Gibbs Joanne Jacobson Donna Houle Mark Koenig Carol E. Johnson Priscilla Humphrey Paula Querette Laura Ledbetter.. Benefit of The Manchester Scholarship Sharon Hammel j . Cindy S. Johnson Steve Johnston Gary-Maflnori''- ' ' ' Donald Joslln Ronald Joy Nancy liarger Mark Marciano Stephen Heaney Norma Kennedy Tracy King Foundation Debra Marshall Donna Konlar Ronald Koehler c # Cheryl Holmes Heather Martin Jeffrey Koenig Andrew KrassowskI ' Gretchen Kemp CHAIR Laurie McLellan Carole Levitt Colleen Krafjack Karen Kozlol Jeanne Menard Paul Kukulka Janine Lewie Cynthia Kuehn » 6. S.M Lesly MIchals Michelle Lanz Roderick KInz David Lamot Laurie Moulin c*V»' Bryan Mannel Robert Lessig Joanne Lewis ,\e'« p Russell Oeser Kathleen McKone Janet Manchester Yvonne L'Heureux Karen Norris Robert Marsh Beth LIndstrom CO' Kevin Meyer Beth Osolln Robert Michaels Eileen McKone Kathleen Kupec • EAST CATHOLIC Dyane Nadeau Susan McMahon Michael Knybel Karen Moore Lisa Nerl Daniel Morgan Donna Miller Lori Lentocha David Pardua Laurie Popick Jane Marcus Paul Mukal William Phelan Kim Pelletier Rosemary Quinlan Tommy Marth : HIGH SCHOOL Colleen Poprawa Elizabeth Phillips Ellen Rak Allred Meier CHAISi Brian PrechtI Donna Samson Lisa Monaghan Mary Jane Pullen James Putira >16.11.99 Roxanne Rozman Amy Sanders Jamie Morlarty 3-PC. 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D o w n to w n * Trl-CHy Plaza 290 Now Britain Av# T k k 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 0423A Also: Hartford • West Farms Mall PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandietter. Conn.. Wed- April 83.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 23, 1975- PAGE ELEVEN Karen Sladyk Finalist Hebron Residents Ask Vernon Students To Eat 1776 Meal stock as fast as the stew was stew was sopped up ^ t b corn baking tin, placed slanted along She H erat& For Miss Teen-Ager About Zone Change VERNON eaten and the fire never went the camp fire. JUST ARUnEO.. bread or jourdey c^e. Students in the Vernon public Area Profile W x t H e r a l d out under the giant iron pot. The name journey cake was The apple pudding was a schools will literally “get a The Connecticut delegates D allaire did not consider the summer Area Profile Into the stew went whatever later corrupted into johnny forerunner of what we now call SOUTH WINDSOR are expected to visit various taste” of living in colonial days Correspondent residents and the future of the was available such as turnip cake. It was named journey Apple Brown Betty. It was a Judy Kuehnel federal agencies for discussions when on May t i their noon meal Correspondent 228-3267 area there! greens, cabbage, collards, cake because the travelers popular dessert bemuse apples and interviews. Ihey will also will consist of 1776 fare. beans and other vegetables carried the crisp bread with were plentiful and easy to keep School Census Started Miss Karen Sladyk, 16, The Planning and Zoning Daniel Paine of West St. said visit some of their own con­ On (he menu for that date will tossed into the pot along with during the winter. Homemacte ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Commission continued its there is no area in town that’s them to dunk in cider at gressmen. be hunter’s stew, journey bread spices and meat caught by the mealtime. It was also baked en bread or biscuit crumbs were VERNON rates will also be available. . c, 1051 Foster St. has been public hearings last Thursday under water, like West St., and Scholarship Fund Drive The conference is conducted and butter, apple pudding with hunters such as venison or fowl route by travelers on horseback used as the base of the pudding Sisterhood Craft Show selected to be a finalist in the at the Hebron Elementary that has the septic, well water whipped cream and the usual The annual school census is a by Cooperative Extension Ser­ including duck and pheasant. who carried their own “journey and cream was poured over the r'.i The Sisterhood of B’nai Israel fourth annual Miss Connecticut School krconsider'the adoption and other water problems, and now in progress and will con­ vice of the U.S. Department of TOLLAND milk. She said the liquid from the board” which was used like a top. will sponsor its eighth annual Teen-Ager Pageant of revised zoning regulations, at this time this area should not Mrs, Virginia Benson, tinue through the month of Agriculture and State Land- revised zoning map and revised be designated a high density Vivian Kenneson Mayfair Craft Show Sunday The pageant will be held June Grant Universities, the cafeterias’ director, explained May, Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, subdivision. area, either. The Tolland High School Scholarship Fund will hold its 5th an­ from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the 27-29 at Holiday Inn in Meriden. National 4-H Foundation and that the hunter’s stew was superintendent of schools, has Many residents on West St. Anthony DonAroma of West nual fund drive May 3. The fund goal for 1975 is |6,000. Ap­ Introductory Special! Buy anew Rip & Sew* machine... Vernon Center Middle School, The Miss Connecticut the National 4-H Service Com­ brewed all winter. She said the announced. attending the hearing asked the St. asked the commission if the proximately 100 students in three-man teams will cover 29 Rt. 30. Teen-Ager Pageant is the of­ mittee, Chicago. PURCHASE! pot was kept going by adding The census takers carry iden­ The show will feature many coinmisSion members if there area could be chang^ from R-1 routes. tification cards issued by the ficial state finals to the Miss new craftsmen as well as many National Teen-^er Pageant to was a contemplated zone zone to R-2 zone due to the Money collected during the drive will be distributed in June as superintendent. Mrs. Leon Hock Concert change on West St. Salvatore problems the people have in the scholarships and awards to members of the present senior class. GctUpTbPoabte who participated in past shows. be held in Atlanta, Ga. in Rowe of 12 Nye St. is chief A free concert by the high school Uance band and cook-out spon­ r . t The craftsmen will have' August. “Osiris,” a rock group from Mastrandrea, commission area. Dog Match Planned enumerator. exhibits and demonstrate The reigning Miss Connec­ Stafford, will be performing in MEHi SUMMERWEim chairman, told the residents Charles Eaton, commission sored by tfie senior cldss will be held after the canvass from 4 to 7 Dr. Ramsdell said the In South Windsor !«■ various techniques. The items ticut Teen-Ager is Miss Cynthia a concert sponsored by the that there was no zone change; member, said that a petition p.m. for returning canvassers who have completed their routes. enumeration is of vital impor­ sophomore class at South Wind­ the only zone change was at must be brought ip and then a A fee of 21.50 will be charged other students who wish to attend. OarUscKd'nxide-ln. ;> t will be for sale. Dawn O’Neil of Winsted. tance in planning for future Anyone who would be willing to drive the canvassers should Judy K u eh n el Contestants from all over the sor High School. Amston Lake. public hearing held before any school years and the coopera­ Flea Market state will be competing for the Guest stars will be “Mick and Mastrandrea said that the change can be made. call i^e high sdiool at 8724)561 and leave his/her name. The Souto Windsor Kennel tion of the public is needed to The Tolland County title in June. They will be Mike,” Rosina Springer and commission must rethink the DonAroma said he would get to Club will hold an AKC, Plan B, insure accurate information is Agricultural Center, Inc. will judged on scholastic achieve­ Nancy Moore. change at Amston Lake, as it the petition immediately. all breed and obedience match, obtained. sponsor its second annual flea ^ fit The Very Least! Saturday April 26 at the Rye St. market May 3 and 4 at the ment, leade^p, poise, per­ The concert will be held in the Dawson Named sonality and beauty. South Windsor High School SPORTCOAT Park in South Windsor. center on Rt. 30, Vernon. Entries will be taken from 10 Douglas Dawson, son of Mr. The affair will be open from 9 There will be no swimsuit or auditorium, Friday, May 2 at School Budget Draws Fire- 7:30 p.m. Included will be rock solids, checks, fdaids, stripes a.m. and judging will begin Rt Limited time offer! To introduce and Mrs. Robert Dawson of a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and 9 talent competition. However, and country rock in a popular noon, rain or shine. 3 new Flip & Sew machines. AH Gail Dr., Ellington, has been a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. There each contestant will recite a and this would cost about 6.5 wages they were making, then presentation. COVENTRY programs. But the fact is there Brieed judges will be: Spor­ with the exclusive Siogif 2-way selected to participate in the will be an admission charge of (^hundred word essay on the 38-46 reg. longs, shorts mills in added taxes. they could find other jobs. The five members of the Monica Shea are many people in this town ting b re ^ s and group; Mrs. Open Door Student Exchange 50 cents. Proceeds will benefit subject “What’s Right About The prospect of the increased There was very strong senti­ 2 group include: James Tripoli, Correspondent out of work. All of the staff at Jennie Engstrom, North Program for a 10-week stay in the center's faciliti^ program. America.” tax was what upset those atten­ ment from those attending the South AmericaJhissummer. Callahan at 4-H Parley Steve Hopko, Dave Rioux, Scott 742-9495 the schools are working and in Haven; Hound breeds and Shefrin Awarjle4. ding the hearing. meeting against the cost of the this time that is a happy cir­ The Interna tioii^ dinner Justin M. Callahan, 123 Campbell and Gene Barsaleau. REGULAR TO $60. A sense of frustration was the group, and terrior breeds and Roberta Shefrin of 11 Box Mt-^ Several residents were very board’s clerk. Many thought cumstance. The staff should be group; Mrs. Geroge Helmrich, scheduled for May 10 at Pierce Rd., is among four 4-H Tickets are |1.S0 and may be feellng’lnost often displayed by Dr., Vernon, has been awaroeiK annoyed by the teachers’ de­ that this position could be happy with what they have. Ellington High School, from 5 to members now representing obtained at the high school the approximately 200 persons Monterey, Mass.; Non-sporting a first prize in the National mand for a 14 per cent increase eliminated entirely. How many times can you go to 8 p.m., is the main fund-raising Connecticut at the ttth annual ticket office in South Windsor attending a recent hearing on breeds and group, and toy Exhibition of the Academic Ar­ in salaries, and told the board Some residents were in­ the well before it is empty. The event for the exchange National 4-H Conference in between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 the Board of Education budget. breeds and group, mis­ tists Association held recently that had it not only had a censed to. find out that Dr. teachers are irresponsible for cellaneous classes; Ted Mike, program. Washington, D.C. .. p.m. April 28 to 30 or by contac­ Residents wanted to cdt the in the Museum of Fine Arts in $ O A responsibility to the students to Donald Nicolletti, ad­ asking for a 14 per cent in­ Coventry; Malamutes, Danes, Anyone wishing to contribute Charles Derby, field coor­ ting Debbie Majorwicz or Ron 88 music program, the sports 3 Springfield, Mass. provide good teachers but also ministrative assistant, received crease in salaries.” food to the dinner should call dinator of the University of Rioux, 644-1595. program and the Sequential Huskies, Samoyeds and Ger­ sewing surface never before Mrs. Shefrin’s first place a responsibility to the an additional 21,200 for direc­ Another resident told the the high school prior to May 10. Connecticut Coo^rative Exten­ Learning Program. man Shephards; Mrs. Jean featured in machines priced award was for a sculpture taxpayers. ting the Title I and II programs board that there is no industry Tickets will be on sale at the sion Service office, is accom­ Other residents spoke in Fournier, Simsbury; balance of so low! Like two machines titled, “In The Beginning.” She Some residents even in addition to his salary. in town and that there never door at $2 for adults and $1 for panying the Connecticut delega­ Record Damage favor of retaining these same working breeds and group; in one. Just flip a panel to teaches sculpture at requested that the board tell the Paul Diehl, chairman of the would be, because the only children. Foods of all countries tion. Hurricane Camille, which programs. Mrs. Bonnie Linnel, go from-flat to in-the- Manchester High School. teachers they were employed, Republican "Town Committee, thing the town had to offer is will be featured. Special family The annual conference is smashed Mississippi Gulf Coast MEM’S FAMOUS RRAHD The budget as presented Framingham, Mass.; best adult Women's Guild which is more than a lot of peo­ said, “I could argue for or fresh air and high taxes. round sewing. Instantly! bringing together over 250 older communities in 1969, packed represents a 9.7 per cent in­ will be judged by Mrs. Padre Humberto of the ple in town are, and if they against any number of Harold Crane said, SALES SURVEY 4-H members from across the winds exceeding 200 miles an crease over last year’s budget Engstrom and best puppy by Missionaries of the Holy DOORLEKMIT didn’t like Working for the "Everyone would like to go out NEW YORK (UPI) - Sales nation, representing the seven hour and tides surging 24 feet Mrs. Linnell. Apostles Seminary in Cromwell and have a drink of champagnq< Management magazine has million youths involved in the 4- above mean sea level. The most Utility and graduate utility; will be the guest speaker at the but this is a beer town. Yoqpifd- completed a survey of the coun­ H program. intense storm to hit North Bruce Gianetti, Meriden; Open banquet of St. Bernard’s try's industrial operations which 'They will meet with officials America in modem times, it Chances Slim For New Programs ple have to understand that the A and Novice B; George Davis, Women’s Guild in the church people are telling i^'they can’t ranks counties according to the of government and private leveled entire towns on the low- Granby; Novice A and Open B; SAVE $22.95 SALEI 1/3 OFF hall May 6 at 7:30 p.m. lying coast. Property danoage afford it.” Sate dollar value of their industrial organizations to explore issues That Carry Price Tags; Burke Chuck Gleason, East Hartford, ZIG-ZAG MACHINE SELECTED DECORATOR CABINETS Reservations for the banquet reached $1.42 billion — a record The SUP^’^was called the output The top five are: Cook, and programs of concern to Conn.; Novice Y; Mrs. Tina Carrying case or cabinet S Q " y Reg. Reg. $100 to $180 should be made now by calling for a single hurricane. ni.: Los Angeles; Wayne, Mich.; youth. VERNON major legislation left for con­ legislative consideration are CadillacKm education. King, Winsted, Conn. extra. Model 252/242 119.95 NOW $66.67 to $120 Janet Atamian 8724121. SLACKS Cuyahoga, Ohio; and New York. “The dominant themes of this sideration in the remaining 45 proposals for more effective Roland Greene said, “What I Anyone interested in pure SOURS and PAmUMS 32-42 legislative session are the days of the session. He said this utility regulation and a fail to see is why all the other bred dogs may attend. economy, energy, con­ includes consideration of the program for preservation of communities in Connecticut are Chairmen for the show are Earl sumerism, and open bottle deposit charge and the farm land by the state’s willing to turn out dummies Mayer, Warehouse Point and SINGER REGULAR TO $20. government,” Vernon’s State ban on flip-top cans; a ban on purchase of future developmen­ while we are turning out Leon Kozikowski, Vernon. *A Trademark ol THE SINGER COMPANY Sewing Centers and participating Approved Dealers. Rep. Martin Burke told discrimination against tal rights,” Burke said. genius.”______Rockville Rotarians at a noon homosexuals; and a major revi­ Turning to the area of meeting Monday. sion of the state’s right-to-know criminal law, Burke explained Burke, whose topic was, laws giving the public access to that the General Assembly will FORBES & MARTEX “Major Legislation of the 1975 government records and decide whether to ^transfer TRADE-IN-SALE! General Assembly,” said, “The meetings. serious juvenile offenders, over A common denominator of all In the fiscal' area the 14 years of age, to Superior TAKE A RIDE ON bills is that if a proposed legislature must pass a tax and Court for trial if they are un­ program .caries a price tag, spending program for the com­ able to be treated in new WE WILL GIVE YOU then H , probably will not- ing .fiscal year,"one certain to facilities to be constructed in THE ORIENT EXPRESS entire stock famous name enActed into law.” /''■ be marked by increased taxes the Department of Children and Head East with us and experience the sweet scent of exotic spices. The Democratic legislator and cuts iii government Youth Services, and also View the dizzy mosaic of vivid colors and hear the excit­ IVAN HEUSEN said, “The major bills passed programs,” Burke explained. whether to impose fines only short sleeve thus far in the three-month-old He said the legislators must for the possession of one ounce ing chatter of a crowded market place In Hong Kong. Yes, all the session were the increase in the determine how to fund the now or less of marijuana. secrets of the mysterious East c^n be yours...they lie P DRESS sales tax at seven per cent bankrupt Unemployment beyond the unlocked doors of our domestic department...In the new CASH...$...$...$ effective April 1, 1975, the Compensation Fund, and will "China Seas” collection by Martex. Shown below, the repeal of fair trade laws, and probably increase tax rates on "Surabaya” pattern In tropical or neutral. 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Conn., Wed., April 23, 1975 Smith’Smichenko MCC Administers ■ Lorinsky-Miele Democrats Will Honor Secretary Exams SCENE FROM HERE Christine Ann Miele of ■ • Their Own on May 2 _ By SOL R. COHEN Manchester and Steven Allan Manchester Community interested secretaries should Lorinsky of West Hartford were College will serve as a site for call Mrs. Lee Caputo at 6464900 married April 19 in Temple I Democrats on all Manchester During the May 2 session, the 1975 Certified Professional ext. 341, Sinai in Newington. boards, agencies and com­ each chairman will have the op­ Secretary examination, to be During the fall and spring ^There’s Really Nothing To IV missions— including the B o ard portunity to express his or her administered May 2 and 3. The semesters MCC offered a six The bride is the daughter of of Directors and the Board of group’s achievements and college will be one of more than session refresher course to help Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Miele of Education — will be guests of problems over the past year 175 centera for the two^lay, six- local secretaries prepare for I’ve got this friend who does the grocery alone spent half again as much on their 393 E. Middle Tpke. The the Democratic Town Com­ and to present plans and ideas part examination which ap­ this exam. The course sessions shopping for his wife. He claims that’s orders as their wives were in the habit of bridegroom is the son of Mr. mittee May 2, when it sponsors for the future. proximately 4,000 secretaries corresponded to the six parts of how he beats the high prices and stays spending. I joined their club. and Sto. Jack Lorinsky of New an annual meeting and party in “Volunteerism is on the up­ throughout the United States, the examination: Environmen­ within the limits of his budget. To get back to my shopping. Between Britain. their honor. It will be at 7 p.m. swing in the United States,” Canada and Puerto Rico will tal relationships in business, I asked him, "What does your wife do talking to the people I met and doubling Rabbi Marc Brownstein of in the Student Lounge of saidii Cummings. “ In back for the items I missed, I took two Manchester Community Manchester we’ve never been take. business and public policy, while you’re shopping for groceries?’’ Newington performed the The examination is open to all economics and management, He repled, "Oh, nothing much. She hours to complete the chore that takes my double-ring ceremony. Bruce (College. short of volunteers to do the secretaries who have the com- financial analysis and the whiles away her time looking for a new wife an hour. That in spite of her excellent Hector of Southington was “Tlds is our way,” explained many thankless — and, many bination of necessary mathematics of business, com­ dress.” directions. organist. Democratic Chairman Ted times criticized — tasks that educational requirements and munications and decision Shopping at the supermarket has never I learned something invaluable, Cummings, “of expressing our need to be done in a town this secretarial experience. To making and office procedures. been a chore for me. 1 drop my wife off however — how to get directions to a par­ The bride, given in marriage gratitude to those members size. We don’t spring too often, date, there are 7,737 secretaries Applications for the 1976 and go home. After an hour of watching ticular aisle for a particular item. by her father, wore a gown of who have given so generously of but we’re doing so May 2 at who have e a m ^ use of CPS examination are now being TV^or visiting with neighbors, or even After discovering how few people could imported wganza with Venice their time to our community, on MCC.” designation by passing the six- accepted by the Institute for taking a nap, I pick her up, load the bags in direct me correctly to an item, I changed flowers ana leaf lace designed behalf of their party.” my battle plan. I asked for directions by with fitted bodice, lace Chimmings pointed out, “With part exam. Certifying Secretaries, 2440 the car, drive home and help her carry the Banana Drawback For further information or to Pershing Rd., Suite G-10, Kan­ groceries into the house. categories — like flour and cake mixes, appliques encircling the waist, the exception of town directors, A Filipino experimenter for example, when all I wanted was bicar­ r t . f ’ ■ register for the examination. sas City, Mo. 64108. “What’s so tough about shopping for mandarin colhir, cidfed Bishop who receive nominal pay — and found that humans who ate groceries?” I always ask. bonate. sleeves and A-line skirt exten­ that not even enough to pay for bananas appealed to mos­ My shopping is usually limited to the Don’t laugh. If you bought some of the ding to a full chapel-length all the tickets to events they are quitoes. The insects apparently /' ji FLETCHER GLASS CO. “bring home some....” telephone calls I things I did, you’d need bicarbonate, too. train. Her finger-tip veil of silk asked to buy—all of these peo­ crave two chemicals found in get. I’ll never forget the look on the face of a illusion was bordered in lace ple are volunteers. Even school the fruit as well as In blood, and I remember one time — a couple of woman who had directed me to the diet and attached to a Camelot cap. board members are volunteers. are equipped with sensitive Over 25 Yaart of Expartanca ^O ^M A N C H K TER ^ detectors that enable them to years ago — when my wife had Mmething sodas when she saw me buying shoe laces. She carried a nosegay of white »if i They are elected, true, but they sniff out faint banana odors in important to do and couldn’t go'grocery Well anyway, with the help of my wife’s marguerites. don’t even get the nominal pay Auto - Plate - window QIs m - Mirrors - Glaap - sweat. shopping. list, the store manager, my friends and the directors get.” Furniture Tops • Picture Framing - Fireplace ft I had to make a choice — do the shop­ some strange women, I finally finished my Mrs. Larry Lorinsky of C t'L. 2 Door Mirrors - Medicine Cablneta - Special Work ping or starve. grocery shopping. Norwich, the bridegroom’s Well, anyone who knows me knows I I checked out my purchases, making sister-in-law, was matron of Collector’a Itama really didn’t have a choice. I hate to sure the boy who packed my bags honor. She wore an apricot Danish Plataa starve. transferred the tomatoes from the bottom jersey knit gown designed with -fiwfe w * . i Manchester 649-4521 Presidential of one bag to the top of another, wheeled So, armed with a list and an aisle-by­ Empire waist, V-neckline, S b o p iS h o p t Decanters aisle, shelf-by-shelf road map, I went the cart to my car and loaded the capelet sleeves, full skirt. She Nullne grocery shopping. groceries in it. wore a matching picture hat starlight Photo Estimataa Gladly Given Reproductions Actually, it wasn’t so bad, especially As I was driving out of the parking lot, I with grosgrain band and bow Mrs. David W. Smith Open Thura. ft Fri. till 9 P.M. after I b u n fl^ into five men I know — noticed four women giving me dirty looks. streamers. She carried a basket 3 Sat. till 5 P.M. »lasticB in Stock I worried about it all afternoon, before three shoppmg alone and two checking up of assorted daisies. Potamianos Photo 'A” ■ 3/16” ■ V4” on their wives. The two with their wives coming to the only logical conclusion. Miss Karen Granato of Susan R. Smichenko of Clyde Colbeth, and Bruce Stock Sheets or H i-C lO: 54 McKee SL, Manchester kept asking, “What do you need that for?” It had to be because I returned the W ethersfield, the b rid e’s Mrs. Steven A. Lorinsky Ellington and David W. Smith Brigham, all of East Hartford. (Off Canter Street) Cut Sizes I found out later the three men shopping grocery cart to the store. cousin, was bridesmaid. She of East Hartford were married Peter Smichenko of Ellington, April 19 at St. Luke’s Church in the bride’s brother, was junior Fruit Drink! wore a blue and apricot floral Larry Lorinsky of Norwich, A reception was held at the ALL FLAVORS.46ozcan printed voile gown designed was his brother’s best man. Colony in Talcottville, after Ellington. usher. 'A Shopping Tradition Since 1956^^ The bride is the daughter of A reception was held at the with scooped neckline, fitted Ushers were Stephen Granato which the couple left on a trip to Happy Jack Pancake Syrup 36oz.btl. 1129 bodice, long fitted sleeves with of Wethersfield, the bride’s Florida. For traveling, Mrs. M r. and Mrs. Peter E. Veterans Memorial Clubhouse Cary's Lo Syrup 12oz.btl. 53c kerchief cuffs, and full skirt. cousin; Francis Miele of East Lorinsky wore a yellow pantsuit Smichenko of Ellington. The in East Hartford, after which Bennett Chili Sauce 12 oz.jar 59c Hartford) the bride’s brother; with matching accessories. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. the couple left on a trip to San Keebler French Vanilla Creme 16 oz.pkg. 89c She wore a matching picture 14'/2 0Z.6canpkg. ».19 hat and carried a basket of an d Joseph Granato of couple will reside in West Hart­ and Mrs. William C. Smith of Francisco. Laddie Boy Dog Food 7 in 1 East Hartford. Mrs. Smith is employed in the Manpower Deodorant 4oz.can 99c onche/t?? mixed daisies. Manchester, the bride’s uncle. ford. River Rice White 2-lb.pkg. 77c The Rev. Maurice Sullivan Department of Eucational Carolina Rice 2-lb.pl^. 83c and the Rev. William Flynn of­ Therapy at the Institute of Purina Dinner Mix 5-lb. bag $139 ficiated. Living in Hartford. Mr. Smith is Ralston Purina Dinner Mix 25-lb. bag $6i9 M.B.T. Beef Broth 15 oz.pkg. 33c o rk o d o Miss Sharon Smichenko of employed as an English teacher 15 oz.pkg. 33c M.B.T. Chicken Broth" Ellington was her sister's maid at the Institute. He is also M.B.T. Vegetable Broth 11/3 oz.pkg. 33c ABOUT TOW N of honor. enrolled in the University of Purina Tender Vittles Liver, Tuna 6 oz.pkg. 33c Mrs. Sandi Booma of South Connecticut Graduate School. Kraft Italian Dressing Soz.btl. 57c 73c you’re Invited to our... Windsor, the bride’s sister, was The couple will reside in Kraft Roka Dressing Soz.btl. Gerald Olshevski, a mis­ Swensen, pastor of Trinity First Church of Christ, Scien­ matron of honor. Manchester. sionary from Botswana, South Covenant Church, will lead a tist, will have a meeting tonight Bridesmaids were Miss Bon­ Africa, will be guest speaker at Bible study tonight at 7:30 p.m. at 8, which will include in­ nie Smith of East Hartford, the TM a service tonight at 7:30 at at the church. bridegroom’s sister; Miss dividual testimonies by Pamela Kleckner of East Wind­ Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle students of Christian Science, The Bible Study Group of sor. Miss Lisa Johnson of Famous Maker SunSensor Tpke. at the church, 447 N. Main St. Center Congregational Church Ellington was junior The meeting is open to the ™« ’" A will meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. bridesmaid. T he Rev. Norman E. public. in the church library. Philip Smith of East Hartford 2 29 1 was his brother’s best man. Glasses SALE 9.99 Ushers were Karl Hasel, sensational summer THE MOST IMPORTANT THING HAPPENING IN SUNGLASSES priced Singly at THE ...AT AN IMPORTANT SALE PRICEI Reg. $18‘$22...... now only 9.99 P WHITES! These are the original SunSensor glasses that $20-?24 ea. adjust automatically to changing light white earrings from Vendome LAWYER conditions. Wear them Indoors or out in beautiful metal or plastic frame styles. Pierced pure Summer white darrings with 14K gold posts...from Lingering Death Vendome’s "Eturnum" collection! Hurry in for best selection Choose from many contemporary shapes. During a hectic New Year’s Accessories, all eight D&L stores! of fashion hoop, button, ball and wedding band style Eve party, Pete fired a bullet into earrings! You’ll want a pair for yourself and a pair Eddie’s back. For 24 months, Ed­ to gift wrap for Mom, too...Mother’s Day Is May die lingered in the hospital. Final­ ly he succumbed. 11th! Love the sensational Vendome summer Could Pete be found guilty of Shopping ^whites...... 6.50 to $13. murder? SAVE Spree Jewelry, all eight D&L stores. nnnnnn Only 3 Days Left A court said no, even though be could be punished for a lesser offense. The court invoked the Now Through Saturday “year-and-a-day” rule of the com­ mon law, which says there is no homicide unless death follows the injury within that period of time. First laid down centuries ago, this rule continues in effect in n,000 IN “PARKADE DOLLAR” most states. The idea is that after more than a year has gone by, it is just too difficult to tell whether the original injury or some later 2 complication was the true cause SALE HISS of death. CERTIFICATES TO BE GIVEN AWAY! Recently, however, a few states have done away with this specific Enter at any Parkade store and you may be one of our lucky winners. If your name Is drawn you could time limit. win anywhere from $25 to $200 In “Parkade Dollar” certificates. These certificates will be redeemable at In a Pennsylvania case, 13 months had elapsed between a face value at any Parkade store for merchandise only. $1,000 in certificates will be given away on Saturday, gunshot wound inflicted by the April 26. defendant and the demise of his No Ifs, ands or buts...hore’8 a Sale you know saves you moneyl How? Well, victim. Yet the court upheld the you see the actual selling price on the hang tag of every dress In this sen­ 3 verdict of murder in spite of the sational select group. If you buy one dress you pay the pi’lw as year-and-a-day rule. 23 BIG WINNERS - ENTER AT ALL PARKADE STORES “The reason for the rule,” ex the tag. BUT — If you buy two dressos you get them both for just 29.90. plained the court, “lay in the These dresses are tagged at $20 to $24 each, so if you get two for 29.90 you primitive state of medical knowl­ know exactly how much you save! edge at the time. A modem rule should be based on current knowl­ And the selection — all fresh, new, extremely wearable dress fashions from Over 40 Great Stores edge.” - our regular resources. One and 2 pc. styles and some jacket dresses; In some cases, of course, it is ADAMS APPLE KING S DEPT. STORE RAG DOLL clear that an original injury was sleeveless, long or short sleeves: dressy or casual styles: polyester knits or ANDERSON LITTLE KNITTERS WORLD, INC. REEDS. INC. not the cause of death. jerseys, all fully washablel Misses sizes. Don't delay, sale ends this Saturday BERNIE'S TV & APPLIANCES KOFSKYS SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER For example: CARD GALLERY LIGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY SCUFFY PET CENTErt A man stabbed a bartender in at 6 p.m. CONN. BANK & TRUST CO. PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE SEARS ROEBUCK & CO the shoulder, inflicting a flesh CONSUMER SALES SHADY GLEN DAIRY BAR LAUNDRY CENTER wound that—under ordinary cir­ DAVIDS THOM McAN SHOE STORE SIMMONS SHOES cumstances—would not have been THIS SALE ONLY AT THESE DftL STORES: • CO RBINS CORNER • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW BRITAIN D&L MILES SHOE CO. SWISS COLONY CHEESE SHOP . FARMIn S o N ^ m a l l .MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON FOOD MAPT MARTIN LTD. TREASURE CITY fatal. But the doctor who treated SunSensor glass gets darker the victim was so negligent that FORBES S WALLACE NUGENTS TREASURE SHOPPE Corbins Corner open Mon. thru FrI. nights 'til 9:30; other D&L stores open 'til 9 p.m.; JEWELERS death did indeed ensue. as the day gets brighterl FLAIR HOME FURNISHINGS PARKADE BAKERY UA THEATERS EAST 1. 2 8, 3 Could the original stabber be New Britain open Thurs. nights only. FOWLER OPTICIANS PARKADE BARBER SHOP WORTHS W.T GRANT CO. PARKADE CLEANERS found guilty of homicide? Plainly Fit your iifestyle...wlth glasses that turn PARKADE LANES YOUTH CENTRE HARVEST HILL not, ruled a court. The court said RADIO SHACK be simply had not taken the vie darker with brightening sunlight...ciear tim’s life.- when it becomes overcast or you move in- A public service feature of the doorsl American Bar Association and BROAD STREET AND WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER. CT. the Connecticut Bar Associa- lion. Written by Will Bernard. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 23, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. April 23,1975 - PAGE HFTEEN

ON SECOND THOUGHT O ve r Broad Street By JAN WARREN lO O Slo rw A c ro n lh e MANCHESTER Pm Not In the Driver^s Seat ¥ N otion PARKADE t THE THANK YOU STORE My husband and I are in the her drive her bicycle kamikaze- said Sara rolling her eyes At the end of our ride, my process of seeing our second style.) heavenward. stomadi knotted a little as riie child through driver’s educa­ Last Saturday, it was my turn She backed the car slowly out drove the car into the garage, tion class. Everyone told us it to be chauffeui^ around town pf the garage, down the drive, but she deftly glided into place, Hand-Picked Values for Your Family and Home! would be easier the second time by our fledgling driver. I put on and into the street, clearing the dodging the bikes and the fer­ around and it is. But, noMnuch. my seat belt, including the telephone pole by a good thrw tilizer sprrader. I Our responsibility, as the stoulder harness, and crossed inches. parents of a driver-in-training, my fingers ti^ tly in my lap. “ You thou^t I was going to “ Sara,” I said as I renibved. No Diet, No Baby is to see that our driver gets “ Now Sara,” I said taking a hit — didn’t you?” she said my seat belt, “ that wasn’t bad. lots of on the road experience to deep breath. “ I want you to an­ triumphantly. > You’re getting to be a better supplement her sessions with ticipate EVERYTHING out Now, I hadn’t driven with my driver every day.” Husband States daughter in two weeks and was the instructor. loud. Let me know that you see “ Thanks,” she grinned. “ And ’The instructor has severai the stop signs, the children genuinely surprised at her ma, you’re getting better, too. playing ball, the lights at the progress. She remeihbered her things that we don’t have. He You didnT grip the door handle. railroad crossing. ’Ihat way it directional signals. She applied By Abigail Van Buren M anaflerli S ale! has two sets of brakes in his You didn’t brake with yeur feet. € 1l7SbyChleeQoTrtbune4f.Y.NowoSynd.,lM. will be a pleasant ride for both the brakes smoothly. She kept car. He has an unshatterable And not once, on the entire ride, both hands on the wheel even nervous system. And, he has an of us. Aiid remember — no did you close your eyes and say objective attitude toward our radio!” when she was talking. And, she — ‘Dear God, help us!” DEAR ABBY: An acquaintance of ours is well-bred, daughter. (He has never seen “You’re too much, mother!” didn’t hug the soft-shoulders. . refined, extremely well-educated and informed. He would be SPORT, DRESS MENS y : wonderful company if only he would give somebody else a MENS V chance to talk. Whenevcir this man is in a gathering, he dominates the conversation. OR KNIT STYLES ^ M O U S NAME PERMANENT PWP Officers 51 O ISSE a ' How does one deal with such a person—short of telling MANCHESTER >: him off? PRESS Are Installed CT. (ruar): ’■ FRUSTRATED Meadows Conducts Its First Commencement Peg Laliberte was installed BVestem 2 OKU ‘i\; DEAR FRUSTRA’TED: Avoid him. He may be as president of the Manchester MEAT MARKET y extremely well-educated and informed, but he is neither Joel Chasson, director of the Adult Elducation Program for Certificates of accomplishment were presented to the par­ TUES.,llire„ Chapter of Parents Without FRi„ SAT. well-bred nor refined. Golf ticipants. Ellen Minor and Carmela Sabatini received Partners, Inc. at its annual in­ •The REAL Butcher Shop In Manchester... Style the Manchester Board of Education, addresses the first 9:00-5:80 rei I' The person who comes into your company and hogs all graduating class of residents at the Meadows Convalescent awards for perfect attendance and Alice Briggs received stallation dinner-dance Satur­ Spedib Are M thru Saturday, Apr! 2d0i THUIIS.il the conversation ia no leas a hog than the peraon who comes Home. The pilot program, initiated at the home by the an award for being the most helpful. Ruth Kukulka of Ver­ d a y night at Piano’ s S:00P.M. to the table and eats all the food. ackets board, offers a variety of courses of study to residents. non, at right, is the teacher. (Herald photo by Pinto) Restaurant. CONE M tm cmilK OUR LOW, LOW PUKES (Ciosad S w *v * Jeans Other officers installed were: A Mon.) ^ DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been married for two A1 Stoetz, first vice president; FOR THE HNHEST QUALITY BQF IN THE AREA!! [i:-. years and are ready to start our family. ’The problem is my 3 Art Steele, second vice presi­ wife’s weight. She is 6 ft. 3 in. and weighs 160 pounds. U.S.D.A. Choice MENS Sale Price Seminar Set dent; Pat Kranmas, treasurer; U.S.DJi. Choice ^ I have told her that unless she loses at least 20 pounds, I Sale Price and Merle Palmer, treasurer. Whole — Packer Cut K am not going to impregnate her! BOYS PERMANENT PRESS For AAMA PWP is a non-profit organiza­ Whole — Packer Cut . With all &e problems women have during and after 6 6 tion open to any individual who K pregnancy, I think I’m doing her a favor by insisting that Fashion Shirts The American Association of ROnOM ROUND is either widowed, divorced, she lose some weight before becoming pregnant. Knit Polos' Medical Assistants, State of SIRLOIB Tir Sale separated, or never married, My vrife thinks ^ at 1 am being unreasonable, but I am Connecticflt, will host a New IPLICATE Price THE BABY and the parent of at least one wHUEYE i*'. sincerely concerned about her health as well as the health of SAVE 2J5 England Regional Seminar on BRIDGE the baby. living child. Dress shirts In 100% polyester. Sunday at the Ramada Inn in / Three months ago I laid down the law, “No diet—no 595 Reg 1.58 Permanent press blends. Flares In Water-repellent polyester/cotton. IS NAMED For more information write Sport and collar/placket knit shirts solids, fancies, too! Sizes 28 to 38, Pewter, navy, beige, blue, maize, Mystic. The meeting is open to Results in the April 12 * 1 .3 9 baby.’’ So far she hasn’t lost an ounce, and she doesn’t even PWP, Inc., P.O. Box 668, Crew neck styles In polyester/cot- In polyester blends. Assorted col­ Inseams M-L-XL. sand. S-M-L-XL. all medical assistants Manchester Community try. Manchester. You got Sirloin Tip Roasts and Sirloin Tip You got Ejra Round Roasts, Rump and Bot­ ton. Solids, fancies. 8-16. ors to choose from. Sizes S-M-L. throughout New England. College game are: North- What do you think about this? Mabel Welch, state president, Stoaks. tom Round Roasta, Cuba and Swiss | ' IN D IAN A, South: William Levy and Steve Stoaks, Stow and Ground Round. is chairman of the program. Silverman, first; Bob Moriarty )>'. Brown, Mandie Lynn, daughter of Andrew D. Sr. and Diann V' DEAR IND: While your attitude makes sense, your Roundtable discussions will and Jim ^ e r , second; Mollie Pinochle U.8.D.A. Cfioteo Jerome Brown of 102 Wellswood Rd., Amston. She was bom April U.S.D.A Choice ' problem is far "heavier” than 20 pounds of blubber. Why is ^ O -IR O N COTTON be lead by medical assistants Timrick and Geri Barton, INFANTS 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents WHOLE WHOLE ’-<1. she punishing you? And why are you punishing h v? Don’t FLAME SAVE from the six Connecticut third. Scores Deli Specials OR NYLON TRICOT are Mr. and Mrs. Roger I. Jerome of 120 Lakeside Dr., Andover. (Padcwr Cut) (Paclcir Cut)" y , let baby mi^e three before you are sure you have a 3.09 Chapters. East-West: Carol RETARDANT AND TODDLERS Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Brown Jr. p- reasonably stable marriage. Other speakers will include Dell’Angela and Sandy Craft, T op scorers in the HIP of Skinner Hill Rd., Andover. Her maternal great-grandparents Dr. Roland Mariani, surgeon, SNORT LOM GjUUUBO Barbara Davis and Flo Barre, Manchester Senior Citizens » DEAR ABBY: I have a very beautiful daughter who Gowns are Mr. and Mrs. John Zifchock of Ithaca, N.Y., and Mrs. Glen who will discuss “ Breast PRESSEBHAM..... OF BEEF 2 -P ie c e Dorsey of California. She has two brothers, Andrew, 3, and John, tied for first; Eleanor Antan Pinochle Group game Thursday OF BEEF absolutely refuses to go out with a fellow unless he is at Examination,’’ and John and Martha Castin, third. at the Army and Navy Club are: and G irls 2. Nicosia of the CIBA Phar­ ^ least six feet tall. Results Friday in the Floyd Post, 635; Vinnie Borello, What is wrong with her? maceutical Co., who will talk on SNOASAIAM ....V 4 R. Slack Camposeo, Leah Elaine, daughter of Joseph R. and Elaine Highland Park Bridge Club 607; Eva Post, 602; and Betty n .49 gr UPSET MOTHER “ Hypertension.” (wnth Full TanOarloln) Bahy game at Highland Park School Daniel, 598. Avg. WL 25 lbs. Sleep- Nowicki Camposeo of 22 Tunxis Trail, Bolton. She was born April The meeting will begin with GR01EAWENEL Avg. Wk 25 Iba. are: Mr. and M rs. Grant The group sponsors a game You got Portarhouao 'y'- DEAR MOTHER: She’s short on brains. Sets 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents registration from 7:30 to 8:15 w m You gat 8-10 BMoin Morris, first; Mrs. Glenn Pren­ each ’Ilu r s ^ y at 9:45 a.m. at and T-Bono Stoaks are Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Nowicki of 50 Foxcroft Dr. Her pater­ a.m., followed by the program 1.40 Btoaka with Full A * tiss and Mrs. Paul Barton, se­ the Army and Navy Gub. Play and aomo Ground NttmlCiting ... R. !*■* DEAR ABBY: I have heard it said that blondes have DoUs nal grandmother is Mrs. Antoinette Camposeo of 111 Cedar St. from 8:30 to 4 p.m. Tondorloin. W ear Her maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Victoria Nowicki of cond; Mrs. Shirley Grahoff and is open to all senior citizens. Boor. more fun. Is that true? SAVE Any member wishing further WANTS TO KNOW Sale Price 99 MENS South Windsor and Joseph Morelli of New Britain. She has a information may contact Mrs. Joyce Driskell, third. For your Freezers we h ^ e U.S.D.A. Choice Hindquarters and '/b Hindquarters, SAVE 995 1.59 brother, Nicholas Joseph, 3V^. ’The club’s game on May 2 S id e s and V4 S id e s of Beef. All freezer orders are cut, wrapped and blast frozqn at Beverly McCartney, president G e a r w a n t s : I doubt it, but I can teU you that if my will be conducted at 27 Hilltop 6’’ Leather of the Hartford Chapter, For the bare essentiih streak NOEltTUACHABB E I ______‘ ^ mail is to be believed, they have more trouble. Reg 3.58 Dr. Other scheduled games will Goldwasser, Jessica Ellen, daughter of Richard and Rena Glat American Association of through the Want Ul ASK AROUT OUR LOCKER SPACE THAT WE HAVE FOR RENT!! be at Highland Park School. Goldwasser of 27 Oak Rd., Hebron. She was bom April 12 at Medical Assistants. DEAR ABBY: Please tell me w ha« I can get a blood test 2J3 Screen prints, jac­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are quards. Matching W ork Boots for V.D. in the Waterbury, CJonnecticut area. Lacy or embroider­ Reg 2.49 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Glat of Bronx, N.Y. Her paternal grand­ flares. Polyester, P It must be strictly confidential since I am married. ed yokes. Baby parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goldwasser of Bronx, N.Y. A WORRIED dolls with match­ cotton/polyester. ing bikini panties. Nylon or permanent Reg 12.g9 Herzog, Tisha Dinah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Her­ DEAR WORRIED: Phone your county public health In pretty pastels. press cotton baby S iz e s 1 2 ,1B,24mo» dolls, sjiqrty gowns, Full grain leather uppers. Genuine zog of 65 Franklin St., Rockville. She was bom April 10 at department, and they will advise you. and 2,3,4 Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Gowns S-M-L-XL combinations. 4-14. Goodyear welt. Oil resist, jumbo Alice Galusha of G el^ng Rd., Tolland. Her paternal grand­ crepe sole. Tan. 7-12. ______y parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Herzog of 11 Highland Ave., Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal Baby Dolls 8-lll-L reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. Rockville. She has a' brother, John M. Jr. Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Metivier, Marcus Adrian, son of Larry and Gayle Alberti Lasky Dr., Beverly HUla, Calif. 90212, for Abby’s booklet r Metivier of 59 Salem Rd. He was bom April 12 at Manchester “ How to Write Letters for All Occasions.” Please enclose a Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. * long, self-addresBed, stamped (20i) envelope. ’Thomas Alberti of Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Metivier of Stafford Springs. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Esther Gaudette of Manchester. His paternal greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Metivier of Pompano Beach, Fla.

Krut, Kevin Semsel, son of Charles B. and Debra Szoka Knit of Suffield. He was bom April 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Szoka of Suffield. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Beverly B. Kmt of Sleeping Giant Apts., Vernon, and Charles F. JUST ARRIVED Krat of Windsor. for eager EXCEL M O R E O F Flood, William Alan, son of John L. and IMPORTED PORCELAIN THIS Flood of 185A Middle Tpke. He was bom April 13 at Manchester 24 INCH V egetah le SEASON’S Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. value hunters Cups and Saucers 8 0Z Edward Sadosky of East Hartford. His paternal grandfather is V». WASHABLE Bamhoo and F lo w e r Seeds Stafford L. Flood of Flushing, N.Y. He has a brother, Steven M., POLYESTER 2 . Thermal Mugs ^ k e R ^ g 255 PANT COATS Sale to 505 € r peck Price aet Sale CAMP CLEN HAVEN AND Price M. SAVE 165 TO 4151 Beautifully decorated cup and 2 STORM Flexible bamboo rake. For yard Large selection of top quality gar­ saucer sets. Brightens your table Keeps drinks hot or cold. Stock DAY CAMP clean-ups. Light and easy to handle. den seeds. COATS settings for any occasion. (For Boys and Qlrls) sizes 5-15 THE 17th CONSECUTIVE YEAR 6-18 CREST RIVER QUEENis BARBASOL LOCATED AT CRYSTAL LAKE, ELLINGTON ______(Only 20 MM. from Htoncliettar) NAME ORAND Tooth Mixed Shave 3 Camp Adminlatntor Camp Dfrsetor SHOES AND Cream OEORQEMITCHEU TQNYRASH Paste Nuts B.S. Uiil*. ol Conn. B.8. Loyola CoUaga SANDALS AT M.8. SprInglMd CoNag* M.E.O. UnIv. ol Maryland C.A.O.S. (Stti yr.) Univ. of Httd. OuManea Counaalor Sale o S | OuMonea Counaalor Windham High School ^ P c a n s M . Windaor tUgh School Vi OFF Price 10' Athlatic DInctor lOozcan 11 oz cans AIMIEUNK Reg. Rstall SAVE 1 oz, reg or mint B.S. SprinSald CoHoga Vs i/H#ciof Ol a h m o h o o 1.89 ToHand High School Pricetl Boating DInctor 11 24-GAL. PLASTIC /HYPO-ALLEROENIC MAKE-U^ Watartront DInctor 2 for the price of worth much morel SUGAR TWIN JIMAULB.Y PAT COLLET Sizes 4-10 Trash Barrel Cosmetically B.S. Canhal BlAo CoBaga BJL Caniral Slala CoBaga speclall lltHe nothing chains... INCLUDING Ind. ArtaTaachar polyester pants S w eeten er Taachar Are really somethlng...for yourself M AN Y HARD Tolland High School CromwaB High School 2 for At a price you’ll level muscle shirts and dazzling giftingl Pick up a TO FIND WIDTHS 11^ 1 Yours Casual, lightweight, color­ The scooped T In silky nylon handful now and savel eSnake Formerly Sold HamaamuMuumiKi... ful, comfortable— great Co-Polymer blend, ribbed sides lor for S it e 1.75 DR. SCHOLL nuw f H M m - B21 HarlM Id., ■ipBllMr knits or cool cotton blends. From Chains •Crystal Beaded Chains strength. Metal lld-lock handles. MStirr tPBIT IM P - M l M b It, MuBlllir go-everywhere fashion Bronson of California In beautiful •Chains with Pearls or Colored values to *14 THE COAT RACK Exercise Sandals Concentrate or j a a a o O T m u b b t - w ip giB i pants. Timeless styling, (DMtion ol Carriage Houaa BouUqua) ’ KORDITrTRASH BAGS MBN-MTIPMUBUIT - VmM shades of peach, brown, powder, Beads •Novelties •Gold-filled and for pkgof too pack­ — O R C A U — quality construction sportgwear, 48 Purnell Place Rpg ets. One box ■ 2 CAMP KGKTAIT - 1. Rartlinl N M 77I Dm ar M|M Ivory, yellow, white, mint. S M L Silver colored chains OMorel S A V E 505 1.38 pkg i.gg •Textured solids eChecks downtown Downtown Manchoster Dermatologist-tested, unscented lbs. sugar. H K E TIANSPM TATM N IraBi Blw rtiiilir Wapitag W o|M li| Ci sportswear, downtown and accessories, downtown and values to ^PdlNGON^S ^fOYNON MdlUG •Plaids •Sizes 8-18 and Parkade OPEN MON.-SAT. 9:30-5:30 THURS. TIL 9 • Pkg 20,23 Gal • Pkg 15.33 Gal and pure. Many to chooaa Irom. V For better-than-barefoot comlorti Parkade. Parkade. *5 each PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Ctonn., Wed., April 23. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 23, 19 7 5 - PAGE SEVENTEEN OBITUARIES Sweetnam Wins Award AREA George Sweetnam of 198 Hollister St., has been named a POLICE REPORT Hard-Hitting East Nine John J. Collins Miss Gladys Willey winner of a National Merit $1,- ROCKVILLE-Miss Gladys M- ELLINGTON - John J. IWO Scholarship in the 20th an­ Collins, 87, of Windsorville Rd. Willey of, West Hartford, organ had been removed from a nual (1975) competition. VERNON Coventry home, last June. died this moniing at Rockville formerly of Rockville, died This is the second of three Norman A. Levesque, 18, of General Hospital. He was the Tuesday night at a West Hart­ White was to be presented in Racks Up Sixth Victory major announcements of Merit 464 Somers Rd., Ellington, was Common Pleas Court 19, husband of Mrs. Grace Pinney ford convalescent home. Scholars being made this year charged Tuesday w i^ fourth- Collins. Born in Rockville, Miss Rockville, today. fielder Mark Muller scoring by the National Merit degree larceny in connection SOUTH WINDSOR By Len Auster record his second triumph. moved up on the first of three Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Willey was librarian at the with the investigation of a com­ wild pitches by losing hurler Furlong and Miles. Scholarship Corporation Lucille Power of 55 Norman Moffett went the first seven in­ Collins lived in the Ellington Rockville Public Library for 11 plaint from Grant City store in Continuing its heavy- nings, at one stage retiring 14 in Jay Hickey, and Tom Miles The Eagles added one in the (NMSC) of Evanston, 111. The Dr., South Windsor, was area for over 50 years. Before years. Later, she serv^ as a the Tri-City Shopping Plaza. handed assault on enemy singled to left plating Moffett. fifth, Terry Hickey driving in number of Merit Scholarships charged ’Tuesday with failure to a row, giving up all seven his retirement, he W£is librarian for 26 years in the He was released on his pitching. East Catholic Falcon hits and four runs. He Furlong hesitated around third John Krashefski who tripled. to be aw arded in 1975 is drive in proper lane in connec­ employed as a warehouse Hartford public school system. promise to appear in Common struck out three and walked and was cutdown at the plate Three rups in the sixth and two expected to excbed 3,700 with a tion with the investigation of a pounded out 16 hits enroute manager in Hartford. She retired from the Eleanor B. Pleas Court 19, Rockville on none. Senior southpaw Dave ending the frame. in the seventh put it out of reach total value of over $8 million. one-car accident on Sullivan to an 114 victory over HCC He was a m em ber of Kennelly School, Hartford, two- Sweetnam was chosen in open May 13. Ramer finished up, whiffing East pushed across three of the visitors, now 1-5 over-all Ave. foe Xavier High yesterday Rockville Lodge of Elks, and and-a-half years ago. Kenneth G. White, 18, of 13 tallies in the fourth. Moffett and 1-2 in the HCC. Xavier .competition with all the other Police said four guide posts at the Eagles’ field. three in his two inning stint. the Teamsters Union. He also Survivors are a brother, Chamberlain St., Rockville, “I can remember about five walked and came all the way tagged Moffett for four hits and highly qualified students in the were knocked down when the It was the Eagles’ sixth con­ belonged to the Maple Grove Henry Willey of Ellington; a was charged with second- years ago when we went the en­ around to score as Furlong two runs in the sixth after he state who attained Finalist car Ms. Power was driving secutive win, 2-0 in the con­ Club and the Italian-American sister, Mrs. Jane Carlson of degree iarceny amd turned tire schedule (18 games) drilled a full count double to had set 14 down in order. standing in the 1975 Merit drifted off the right side of the ference, and the sixth time Social Club, both of Rockville. Columbia; and several nieces over to Coventry Poiice. scoring 45 runs,” noted East deep right centerfield. After program. highway. they’ve had 10 safeties or more. Xoilrr (4) Other survivors are two and nephews. National Merit $1,000 Tlie charges were made in Coach Jim Penders, “We have Miles walked, one of eight AB R H E She is scheduled to appear in As a team. East is slugging brothers, Thomas Collins of The funeral is Friday at 8:45 George Sweetnam connection with the investiga- 56 already in six games. issued, Socha dumped a double Heffernan, ss 4 2 2 0 ' Scholarships are one-time, non­ Common Pleas Court 12, East away at a .362 clip. O'Brien. 2b 4 0 2 0 Bridgeport and Harry Collins of a.m. from the Burke-Fortin ion of a complaint that an “The last couple of years down the rightfield stripe just Muller, rf 0 0 1 renewable awards,.and each Hartford, May 13. The Eagles don’t have much 4 Senaca Falls, N.Y. ; and several Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., winner will receive a single of the Harvard Book Prize; we’ve had our players thinking out of the diving grasp of out­ Grockowski, rf 0 0 0 0 with a Mass at St. Thomas the time to rest on their laurels (or Marchese, c 3 0 1 1 nieces and nephews. payment of $1,000 next fall after holder of the Elmira College aggressively at the plate. Pegolo, If 4 0 0 0 The funeral is Friday, at a Apostle Church, West Hartford, statistics), however, with a Solek, cf 4 0 0 0 enrolling in the regionally ac­ Key; a member .of the Current Everyone going up there is AB F1 H E time to be announced, at the at 10. Burial will be in St. Ber­ Yale Students Plan non-conference test today at J. Hickey, p, 3b 4 1 1 I credited U.S. college or Univer­ Events Club and the Eternity thinking hit the ball hard Furlong, Zb 6 Z 4 0 Williams, Id 3 0 0 1 3:30 at Windsor Locks High. Miles, 1b Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 nard’s Cemetery. sity of his choice. Club. somewhere.’’ And getting 4 1 1 0 Marciniac. Ib 0 0 0 0 Senior Co-Captain Dan Socha T. Martin, 3b 1 0 0 0 Artikes, 3b 3 1 1 0 Prospect St., Rockville. Burial There are no calling hours. A senior at Manchester High Ford Visit Protests results so far. Socha, ss 5 3 4 1 He has chosen environmental and sophomore Mike Furlong Southall, p 1 0 0 0 will be in Ellington Center The family suggests that any School, Sweetnam has been science for his future field of Xavier jumped to a 1-0 lead in McMahon, lb 3 0 0 0 Cemetery. memorial contributions may be NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A Jean Schneider, a student paced the batting parade with Krashefski, rf 4 Z z 0 Totals 34 4 7 4 editor-in-chief of the school study. the top of the first scoring on an Lamb, cf 4 I 1 0 made to the Gladys Willey group of Yale law students have organizer, said the protest four hits apiece. Swha, who is Xavier 100 ooz 100 4 Friends may call at the paper; president of the drama He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. infield error but the Eagles T, Hickey, If 4 0 2 0 East Catholic n o 313 ZOx 11 announced plans to set up a free “will stress the perversion of now hitting an incredible .609 Charlebois, c 4 0 1 0 funeral home Thursday from 2 Memorial Fund in care of the group; a member of the Inter­ Richard W. Sweetnam. came right back in the bottom RBI: Socha 3, Hickey 2, Furlong. (14 for 23), had two triples, a Moffett, p 3 z 1 •0 Miles, Lamb, Heffernan, O'Brien. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Eleanor B. Kennelly School, 180 soup kitchen and protest rally priorities evident in the ad­ national ’Thespian Society; an In addition to the winners of the frame with one of their Hammick, Zb 0 0 0 0 Marchase; 2BH: Artikes. Furlong. White St., Hartford. when President Ford visits the ministration’s requesting near­ double and three RBIs, Furlong Murphy, ss 0 0 0 0 American' Field Service named today, NMSC will an­ (Herald photo by Dunn) own, tying it on a Falcon mis- Socha; 3BH: Socha 2. Krashefski; SB: Ivy League campus Friday. ly $1 billion in military aid for had a two-bagger, a stolen base D. Martin, lb 0 0 0 0 Furlong, (Jiarlesbois, Heffernan; BB: exchange student; president of nounce the winners of college- cue. Tuller, rf 0 0 0 0 ’The students and a coalition Indochina while demanding and drove in one run. Ramer 2, J. Hickey 7, Southall 1; SO: “Announcers” ; president of the sponsored four-year Merit The locals took the advantage Ramer, p 0 0 0 0 Moffett 3. Ramer 3, J. Hickey 1, Southall of community groups said the that Congress hold the line on Junior righthander Bill Driscoll, If 0 0 0 0 1; Hits off: Moffett 7 for 4 runs in 7 in­ National Honor Society ; winner Scholarships next Wednesday. MCC^s Paul Placido Slides Home Safely in Cloud of Dust for good in the second after two Dumais, c 0 0 0 0 soup kitchen and rally is to programs to serve those most Moffett was the chief nings; Ramer 0 for 0 runs in 2 innings; J. Stealing the Show Teammates Tom Leitao and Howie Beeler (11) Watch Action at Mt. ISebo out. Moffett walked, Furlong Gerbo, cf 0 0 0 0 Hickey 16 for II runs in 7 innings; State Ranks 2nd protest Ford’s economic victimized by the present beneficiary of all this support to Southall 0 for 0 runs in 1 inning, W: singled to left, both runners This 39-foot-long “dragon” entertains celebrants at policies and dramatize “the recession.” Totals 4Z 11 16 1 Moffett; L: J. Hickey. Tokyo’s Sensoji temple where a traditional spring festival Georgia-Pacific Asks hardships of thousands of 3 In Tax Burdens is held annually. (NEA photo) people.” Ford is scheduled to attend Private Rail Crossing the 150th anniversary banquet Bases on Balls Hurt Night Tennis HARTFORD, (UPI) - come in 1973, the average resi­ at the Yale Law School, where Connecticut residents carried dent paying U12. New Yorkers NOTICE Manchester residents The nationally known ditional plant facilities which, he graduated in 1941. Shot at CCIL Track Probate Court is open.for con­ the second largest tax burden in paid $422 and residents of Georgia-Pacific Corp. is as it explains in its petition, Sponsors said they would wishing to play tennis ferences with the judge from the nation in 1973, behind New Nevada paid $419, the council seeking permission from the “require an access crossing of provide free food to anyone who after dark will have these 6:30 P.M, to 8 P.M. on Yorkers, the Connecticut said. FIRE CALLS state Public Utilities Commis­ several hundred feet of open cannot afford the $13.50 admis­ As MCC Nine Bows locations available:' Public Expenditure Council The council also said Connec­ Thursday nights., Night Title Dim for Tribe sion to construct a permanent, storage area, before enteriM a sion fee to the banquet that will Roihertson Park, Charter said today. ticut carried the heaviest telephone number: 649-0445. private railroad crossing at its warehouse building.” be held in Harknes^ Commons. three with the bases loaded, Paul Uracchio to hit into a marker. Oak Park and West Side The watchdog group said federal tax burden in the nation Tuesday, 1:09 p.m. — car fire William E. Fitzgerald By Chris Blake MANCHESTER facilities off N. Main St. Notices of the hearing have They said the soup kitchen pushing across what proved to fielder’s choice on the first At the plate, Placido and Oval. All but having its chances dashes and anchored the win­ 440-yd. dash: 1. Coriarty (W), 2. each of Connecticut’s 3,032,220 in 1972 and 1973, a reflection of on Cedar St. (Rockville Fire Judge of Probate Philbrick (M), 3. Telgener (M) :53.4. ’Tuesday, 10:33 a.m. — woods ’The PUC has scheduled a been sent the Penn Central would operate between 6 p.m. Frank Frisch once said be the deciding markers. pitch leaving runners on first Hawley had three hits apiece eliminated for a shot at the ning 440-yard relay team. 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Joy (M), 2. Walen- men, women, and children paid the fact that the state has the Department) Lights at Robertson and fire at 57 Hackmatack St. public hearing on the petition Transportation Co. and the and 8 p.m. on Wall Street, that those bases on balls will Dave DuBosar, Cougar and third. Then the Cougar for the Cougars. Budner was CCIL track title yesterday “We have the talent to take ciewlcz (W), 3. Askew (W) :41.9. an average of |2,201 in federal, highest per capita personal in­ Tuesday; 2:52 p.m. — woods Charter Oak may be used 880-yd. run: 1. M off^ (M), 2. (Town) for May 7 at 10 a.m., in Room Town of Manchester. across from the Commons. kill you every time. Frisch starter, came into the sixth nur­ hurlers began losing the plate. credited with the mound vic­ was Manchester High, the CCIL but we lack the right state and local taxes that year, come in the nation. fire off 1-86. (Tolland Fire all night; lights at the LaFlamme (Wl, 3. Bill (W) 2:01.9. Tuesday, 3:04 p.m. — gas 565A, State Office Building, 165 would have turned over in sing a 3-2 lead, the result of a Rob Renehan walked to fill tory and Placido took the loss. attitude to do it,” lamented 220-yd. dash: 1. Lumpkin (M), 2. while New York residents paid For combined state and local Department) West Side until 10 o'clock. bowing 76-69 to Windham Coralrty (W), 3. Hawkes (M) :24.1. washdown at the Northwood Capitol Ave., Hartford. two-run MCC fifth inning. The the bases. Placido then walked MCC, now 4-3 over-all, Manchester Coach Dick an average of ?2,224. ■ taxes per capita, Connecticut Tuesday, 5:42 p.m. — woods , his grave if he had witnessed High in Willimantic. The In­ Two-mile run: 1. Switchenko tW), 2. Apartments on Hilliard St. The wholesale building- LEGAL NOTICE disasterous Cougar frame in a run, tying the score at 3-3. journeys to Storrs Thursday for Wiliiams. Lemieux (M), 3. Wallace (M) 10:14.5. Connecticut ranked first in ranked third in the nation in fire off Brandy St. (Bolton Fire In accordance with Section 9- Eastern Connecticut’s sub- dians are now 0-2 in the Mile relay: 1. Manchester (Moffat, (Eighth District) supply company has a million started when clean-up hitter After that walk, MCC Coach an encounter against the UConn The Indians are home Friday over-all tax burden in 1972, the 1973, an increase from 1972 Department) 19b of the Election Laws, Rev. vhrsity victory over league, 1-3 over-all. Joy, Telgener, Scholsky) 3:40. Tuesday, 3:26 p.m. — woods dollar distribution plant on Rick Patnod reached on an in­ Skip Olander decided he had sub-varsity, who the Cougars morning at 11 at Pete Wigren Javelin: 1. Snowdon (W), 2. Naumec council said, but New York when the state ranked fifth in Tuesday, 6:16 p.m. — gas of 1973, notice is hereby given Manchester Community Catholic JVs Outstanding performer for fire off S. Hawthorne St. about eight acres fronting on field hit. Designated hitter Pete seen enough. He brought in beat at Mt. Nebo earlier, 4-2. Track against state powerhouse (W), 3. Gervais (W) 150' 5". moved ahead the next year the nation, the council said. (Town) washdown on 1-84. (Bolton Fire that the Registrars of Voters College, 6-3, yesterday at the Silk Towners was junior Shot put: 1. Buyak (M), 2. Bradford 776 N. Main St. and behind the Fappiano drilled a single to Howard Beeler from first base. Xavier High and CCIL foe Fer­ (Wl, 3. Gerreto (W) 47’ 9". because it lost proportionately The council said it had used Tuesday, 6:33 p.m. — haze Department) will accept applications for ad­ Down Xavier Jeff Joy who won the 120-yard Buckland post office. Mt. Nebo. right and knocked DuBosar out Beeler, having as much luck as Eastern Conn. J.V. (6) mi High of Enfieid. Discus: 1. Mather (Wl, 2. Rathbun more population than Connec­ figures provided by the U.S. CAR WISH AB R H E Tuesday, 11:32 p.m. — the reported as a fire at 608 Main It recently constructed ad- mission as an elector at the Two Manchester hurlers of the game. Duplicating the feats of the high hurdles and 330-yard in­ Results: (Ml, 3. Hawkes (M) 137' 7” . ticut while taxes rose at an Bureau of the Census and the others, walked Jeff Umrysz Delucia, 2b 4 1 2 0 High jump: 1. Ramm (W), 2. Blay St. (Town) first of a series of calls for following locations; Stefanski. If 5 0 2 0 termediate hurdles with per­ 440-yd. relay: 1. Manchester walked four straight batters. Reliever Paul Placido got and Bob Delucia to plate two varsity, the East Catholic (Philbrick, Moffat, Joy, Lumpkin) :46.1. (W), 3. Rathbun (M) 5' 8". equal pace. broken down according to Tuesday, 7:35 p.m. — ground three barn fires and a house fire East Catholic High School, Peck, 3b 4011 sonal best clockings. Senior Tri- Lzing jump: 1. Blay (W), 2. Lombardo more runs. The final run scored jayvee baseball team tore the 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Joy (M), 2. Walen- Connecticut also ranked third states by a private tax in an electrical fixture at 18 in Willington. (Tolland Fire Spending Blamed 115 New State Road, in the Stu­ Morrison, rf 1 0 0 0 Captain Jeff Lumpkin in his ciewicz (W), 3. Askew (W) :16.5. (M), 3. Buyak (M) f9' 4". on a fielder’s choice. Patnod, lb 5 1 4 0 cover off the ball in a 19-7 romp Triple jump: 1. Blay (W),2. Lombardo nationally in terms of total organization. Department called for mutual JERSEY CITY, N.J. (U P I )- first appearance outdoors cap­ 100-yd. dash: I. Lumpkin (Ml, 2. Conway Rd. (Town) dent Lounge, on Tuesday, April Fappiano, dh 3 1 2 0 over Xavier yesterday at the Philbrick (M). 3. Sadlon (W) :10.3. (M), 3. Buyak (M) 41' 9‘A". taxes per $1,000 of personal in­ aid) Former Sen. Sam Ervin Jr. AND WAX Former Manchester High Bevacqua. ph 0000 Pole vault: 1. Luchon (W), 2. Mather Tuesday, 8:48 p.m. — woods 29, 1975 from 9:00 a.m. until tured the 100 and 220-yard Mile run: 1. Switchenko (W), 2. third baseman Bruce Peck got Uraccbia, cf 4 1 0 0 Eagles’ field. The Eagles (W), 3. Zerio (M) 11’ 6 ". fire at 11 Shallowbrook Rd. says 45 years of deficit spending 11:00 a.m. Scholsky (M), 3. Kiel (W) 4:38.6. A with fill up of gas and 75o The the Warriors on the board, Crowley, ph 1 0 0 0 rapped out 14 hits in upping (Town) is responsible for the current Manchester High School, 134 Renehan, ss 3110 punching a single to right Yuhas, rf 2 0 0 0 their standard to 4-1. Tuesday, 8:51 p.m. — false economic slump. Middle Turnpike East, on GOP Leader Scores driving home Delucia who Levecchia, rf, 3b 1 1 0 0 Gary Hammick led the attack alarm at Box 435 at Main and Official Says “Deficit spending is dis­ Wednesday, April 30,1975 from Umrysz, c 2 0 0 0 Herald Angle walked and stole second with a three-for-three perfor­ Maple Sts. (Town) honest in purpose and ruinous in 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. MORI ARTY BROTHERS/ Nystrom, p 0 0 0 0 Careless Kids previously. mance at the plate and seven Indian Track Girls Delayed Aid Action Tuesday, 11:14 p.m. — grass the end,” the former North Herbert J. Stevenson 36 6 12 1 The Cougars tied it at 1-1 on Totals RBIs. John Murphy, the leading fire by Salter’s Pond. (Eighth Carolina Democratic senator Frederick E. Peck By Earl Yost Manchester (3) Caused Fires back-to-back doubles by hitter with a .644 average, had a District) told students at Jersey City Registrars of Voters 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-S13S Sports Editor AB R H E WASHINGTON (UPI) - delaying tactics were being Placido and Jim Blanchard. Blanchard, if 1 0 three-for-four day and three Avenge Year Defeat HARTFORD (UPI) - A state State College. Senate Republican Leader employed. He acknowledged, Today, 12:15 a.m. — gas odor Manchester, Conn. Placido, rf, p 3 1 RBIs and Pete Shannon forestry official is blaming Placido figured in the Cougars’ Hawley, ss 3 2 A scheduled meet Friday at P at 869 Main St. (Town) Hugh Scott today accused his however, that the Senate might second run, singling to lead off D'Agata. dh 0 0 collected three hits and four Getting even for past Today, 10:01 a.m. — alarm children for the forest fires New Britain High has been congressional colleagues of not take a final vote on the Best Young Fighter Around the fifth and later scoring on a Lareau, rf 0 0 runs batted in. debts this year is the conducting a “mini-filibuster evacuation financing legislation set off during tests at the Top which have burned thousands of Beeler, Ib, p 0 0 postponed indefinitely so next acres of woods and “He’s the best young fighter in Connecticut since Larry wild pitch. Leitao, cf 0 0 Manchester High girls’ action for Manchester is against mercy’’ by delaying ac­ until Thursday. Notch supermarket on N. Main Fahey, c 1 0 meadowland in the past two Eastern took a 2-1 lead in the track team. The Indian tion on funding of humanitar­ St. (Eighth District) Boardman, “ veteran boxing writer Joe Cassano of Hart­ Panciera, 2b 0 1 Tuesday in West Hartford days. fourth. Patnod, who had four Morrison, 3b 0 0 maidens whipped Windham ian and evacuation aid for South Mansfield said “There is no Today, 10:22 a.m. — grass ford said about Don Nelson. The latter will appear on the against defending CCIL champ Charles Snyder, fire control hits, opened with a single to DuBosar, p 0 0 High yesterday at Pete Vietnam. mini-filibuster. The President fire at the rear of the North Manchester Police Union pro show Saturday night. May 10 Conard High, which is also un­ United Methodist Church on officer of the Connecticut left. Fappiano doubled the run Totals .32 3 8 4 Wigren Track, 72-51, defeated this season. “I think we are endangering already has the authority to at the Clarke Arena. Nelson, undefeated in 16 fights, will home. MCC went ahead with EC:SC 110 100 400 6 Parker St. (Town) Department of Environmental avenging a one-point loss Results: the lives of Americans in South evacuate Americans and the be appearing in a six-round bout...Bill Scully, former two in the fifth. Placido and MCC 001 020 000 3 Vietnam if we delay” action on Defense Department already SOUTH WINDSOR Protection, said Tuesday the 2BH: Buanchard, Placido, Fahey, suffered a year ago. 80-yd. hurdles: 1. Koval (W), fires get started through WMBK member of the Manchester Police Department, died Mon­ Ken Hawley singled and John Fappiano, Renehan; BB: Nystrom 2, SPORTS such legislation any longer, Tuesday, 1:24 p.m. — 2. Duffy (M), 3. tie Riquier has funds” that could be used to day in Clinton. He was a cracker^ack baseball pitcher and D’Agata sacrificed the runners Budner 4, Pina 1, DuBosar 1. Placido 3, Manchester is now 5-0 over­ Scott said. dumpster fire at the Seven carelessness when children are Beeler 2; SO: Nystrom 2, Budner 6, SLATE (W), Godoury (W) :13.0. finance the evacuation. football player with several Meriden teams after a stint in up one base. Starter Skip all and 2-0 in the CCIL, after Scott made his remarks to Eleven store on Ellington Rd. on hikes. DuBosar 5, Placido 3: Hits off: Nystrom 440-yd. relay: 1. Manchester Nystrom wild pitched one run 8 for 3 runs in 41/3 innings; Budner 0 lor 0 winning just three meets in newsmen as the Senate began “The Defense Department TOLLAND COUNTY State fire fighting crews were the minor leagues...Derek Sanderson of the New York (Goss, Downing, L. Maher, home and reliever Scott Budner runs in 3% innings; Pina 0 for 0 runs in 1 1974. consideration of a bill to has at least a dozen ships in the Tuesday, 7:35 a.m. — grass used in fighting 22 fires around Rangers once received $2,300 a day not to play in the World inning: DuBosar 10 for 3 runs in 5 in­ Wednesday Pagani) ;55.7. also uncorked a wild pitch nings; PlacidoZ for 3 runs in 3¥i innings; Despite the absence of provide $200 million to finance South China Sea” that could be fire at Henry Park. (Rockville the state on Monday alone, Hockey Association with Philadelphia. The former con­ BA.SEBALL Mile run: 1. Poulin (M), 2. plating the third Cougar Beeler 0 for 0 runs in 1/3 inning; W; several top performers due to the evacuation of Americans used for evacuation purposes. Fire Department) Snyder said. "WEEKtr troversial Boston Bruin had a fine year with the Rangers. Budner; L: Placido. Fust Cutlinlie at Windsor Hearilin (W), 3. Jones (W) the spring vacation and illness, and friendly South Vietnamese “I hope that action on it can 6 : 12. 0. l.oeks the Silk Towners had enough and provide some humanitarian be finished today or in time cer­ Nearing Peak as Runner 100-yd. dash; 1. Godoury (W), Otveniry at Bolton (10:30 depth to maintain their un­ aid. The House was scheduled tainly for a vote set for 2. Kearney (M), 3. Downing Bill Rodgers, the former Wesleyan University runner a .III.) blemished record. to debate a similiar measure tomorrow,” Mansfield said. Art Group Plans Show Hartford Runners (M) :12.1. who surprised many as did his former roommate Amby Senior Tri-Captain Cathy CATHY MAHER that would provide $327 million 440-yd. dash: 1. Crowley (M), Maher won the long jump with in aid. The Manchester Art Associa­ awards will be given. Burfoot, by winning the Boston Marathon last Monday, 2. L. Maher (M), 3. Gregory Thursday a near record leap of 14-feet, “There is footdragging on the tion will sponsor its second an­ To be eligible for .judging, BONUS CHECKS" captured the New England AAU cross country run last Overpower Eagles (W) 1:07.0. MCC Softball llVz-inches, just one-half inch floor (of the Senate and House) nual outdoor arts and craft work must be original, recent, November for the second straight time. Rodgers is far BASEBALL 8^ y d . run: 1. C. Shanley off the school record she set in which in a sense amounts to a Teams Conducting show, sale and exhibit June 15 and not previously shown in a from being an unknown in long distance running circles. MCC at UConn JV (M), 2. Crowley (M), 3. Jones Girls in Split from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Center Manchester Art Association Running up against the premier track team in the state the previous meet. Tri-Captain (W) 2:39.5. mini-filibuster against mercy,” Screening Tests Like many distance runners, he has improved with age and TRACK Splitting a doubleheader Park next to Mary Cheney show. EVERT WEEK FOR AYEAR. of Connecticut, Hartford Public I^igh, which has an un­ Barbara Crowley easily won 220-yd. dash: 1. Foran (M), 2. Scott said. “There is no sense of Three teams are presently in­ at 27 is nearing his peak as indicated in the famed Boston Last Catliolie/Rorkville at yesterday was the Manchester urgency on the part of the Library. The rain date is June Each entrant is limited to beaten skein of five years. East Catholic came out on the the 440 and took second in the Downing (M), 3. Nuhfer (W) volved in conducting preschool Marathon. Rodgers could very well be the man who snaps Claslonliury Community College women’s Senate.” 22. three pieces for judging. The 880. The finest performance :28.7. screening tests in the the winning skein of Amby Burfoot in the Five Mile Road short end of an 86-59 score yesterday in Hartford. The softball team, topping His Democratic counterpart, All Connecticut professional entry fee is $10. Entry forms GOLF was turned in by Cindi Shanley Two-mile run: 1. Gregory (W), Manchester schools. They will Eagles are now 2-1 for the season while it was the opener Housatonic Community College and amateur artists and are available from Mrs. It's here. The latest of our 50^ Then the Big Drawing. Get your tickets now. Race next Thanksgiving morning. Burfoot has won the last Kllington/East Catholie at who breezed to victory in the 2. Lemieux (M), 3. Barrett (M) Mike Mansfield, denied that continue through May 1. for Public. Mile relay: 1. Hartford 3:35,5. in the opener, 9-8, and losing the craftsmen will be eligible and Maureen Mozzer, 94 Finley St. dazzlers. And this time, your free bonus And an extra $700 a week Or Subscribe to Player's Choice. four Five Milers in Manchester with Rodgers in third High jump: 1. Ertel (EC), 2. Donar Manchester 880 and anchored the 880 and 13:45.2. For those who have not yet A bright spot for East was nightcap, 7-5. stub could win you $100 a week for an for a year. Think of all the things you could do place behind Burfoot and John Vitale last November. (H). 3. Neely (H) 6' 4%". SOFTBALL mile relays to victory. 880-yd. med. relay: 1. had their children screened for entire year, and a Grand Prize of another two record-setting perfor­ Triple jump: 1. Ertel (EC), 2. Donar Siobhan Duffy, a sophomore, In the opener, Housatonic If you win one of our $100 a week with all these extra Weekly Bonus Checks. Vitale ran in Boston Monday but was far back in the pack (H). 3. Lojeslti (EC) 43’ W. Fast Catholie at Manchester (Foran, Goss, In Memoriam kindergarten in 1975, the $700 a week for the same period of mances by Mark Ertel.' Ertel took second in the huniles while erected an 8-0 lead after five in­ prizes, claim right away. That way you'll Pick up your Lottery tickets with our as was Burfoot. Long jump: 1. Donar (H), 2. Donar Manchester (girls) Downing, C. Shanley) 2:06.0. In loving memory of Paul E. Hublard, following dates and places are time. Not to mention our regular Double free "Weekly Bonus Checks” stubs. set a new mark in the high jump (H), 3. C. Nolen (EC) 20' 8". Mary Foran and Nancy Dow­ nings aided by 12 Manchester who passed away April 23, 1972. start your checks coming in. And you'il Mile relay: 1. Manchester still available; Play prizes of up to $200,000. also be entered in our Grand Prize Or play the easy way and pick your own clearing the bar at 6-feet, 4%- ning took one-two in the 220- errors. 2 Softball Tourney Coming Up (Crowley, Poulin, Doyon, C. We miss you now, our hearts are sore, Buckley, ’Tuesday, from 10:40 drawing. To be eligible, you must claim by numbers and colors, with a subscription inches and a new standard in MCC came back with six runs yard dash. Downing also taking Shanley) 4:55.7. As time goes by, we miss you more. a.m. on; Green, Monday and First, win $100 a week June 20. Then on Jurte 26, we'll have to Player’s Choice. First local softball tournament is scheduled June 7-8,14- the triple jump with a leap of a third in the 100. Top field in the sixth inning on four Your loving smile, your gentle face. The choice Is yours. But hurry. High jump; 1. Koval (W), 2. Tuesday, from 9 to 10 a.m.; for a year. our Grand Prize drawing. Where one ' 15 at Fitzgerald Field and Robertson Park with the Army 43-feet, 7%-inches, breaking his 10-Pin Tourneys event performers Darcy Walter singles, a double by Gail No one can fill your vacant place. lucky finalist will witi an additional $700 a And get In on the game that could make Arendt (M), 3. Goss (M) 4’ 10”. Robertson, Monday, ’Tuesday, Every Thursday from April 17 to & Navy Club as sponsor. Last year’s play attracted 52 old mark by better than two and Wendy Comp were un­ Bartlett and two opponent mis- week, every week for a full year. your next year a lot easier. For just 500. Long jump: 1. C. Maher (M), Sadly missed. Wife Wednesday and 'Thursday; June 5, we'll draw a special sIx-digIt teams. Teams interested may contact Dave Krinjak, Tom feet. available because of the vaca­ cues. The Cougars came up Children and Grandchildren Remember, you must claim by June 20 »i 2. Arendt (M), 3. Bresseau (W) Highland Park, Monday. number. If the number on your "Weekly Conran or Carl Silver for details...Fordham University Also looking good for the Start Saturday tion but Dorrie Wilk held the with three runs in the last in­ Bonus Checks" stub for the applicable to be eligible for the Grand Prize. 14’ lUA”. Eagles were Cephus Nolen with tort taking second place in the ning to take the verdict. For Your Information date matches ours, you've won $100 will break ground next month for the Vince Lombardi Shot put: 1. Schenk (W), 2. a swift :22.8 victory in the 220- shot put and thirds in the In the nightcap, Housatonic Dear friends, a week lor a year.* Memorial Athletic Center at its Bronx campus...Major Tournament time has arrived again for the annual Men’s Wilk (M), 3. Graham (W) 31’ CONNamCUTS >200JM)0 LOTTERV yard dash and Brian Foiey’s se­ javelin and discus. took a 2-0 lead but fell behind as 3 easy listening with... league baseball people who were high on Fred Lynn to cond place finish in the 4M. Ed and Women’s 10-Pin Bowling Tournaments at the Parkade IV4” . Sophomores also aided the In­ MCC’s Kim Keeley, Sheryll In time of need you would make it big with the Boston Red Sox may be right. The Lojeski won the shot put, Vin Discus: 1. Schenk (W), 2. Lanes. dians’ cause. Linda Lemieux Kane and Sally Lentocha belted former USC All-American has been sensational to date Tursi captured the discus and Tormey (W), 3. Wilk (M) 93’ SINATRA«G00DMAN*WILS0N not hesitate to ask a good Bernie Giovino, lane and Liz Barrett took two-three home runs at Nike Field. The with the American League entry both at bat and Jay Frank tied for first in the 4”. neighbor for certain favors. manager, reports qualifying in the two-mile run while Terri lead exchangd hands before the pole vault. Javelin: 1. Graham (W), 2. We want you to feel the same afield...Now 56, Bob Feller, former Cleveland Indian tests for all three divisions Arendt took second in both the visitors came up with three in C0NIFF*C0LE*STREISAND East’s next'action is a Schenk (W), 3. Wilk (M) 101” toward u s. So many th in g s strikeout pitcher pitcher and Hall of Famer, is director of — Men’s, Men’s Scratch and long jump and high jump. the top of the final frame to win triangular meet Thursday mor­ IOV2”. crowd in upon a family when sports sales these days for Hilton Hotels. Talking with Women’s Scratch — will be it. RENNET«WILUAMS*ALPERT ning at 10:30 at Glastonbury MCC is now 2-3 for the d eath comes t o th e home th a t WHEDf UPI’s Milt Richman, Feller was asked about the records staged Saturday and Sunday. he may have missed due to World War II duty. “I missed High with Rockville. season. a neighborly, personal-interest Y U CkM«M ■ONUSOKOa Coventry’s Big Inning .and your good music host ■BWUnCUMAfORCI Results: Entries close at noon Satur­ service is often needed. We four years, Joe DiMaggio missed three years, Ted Shot put: 1. Lqieski (EC), 2. Shrijn day. try to meet such needs, not Williams missed four and one-half years in two wars and a (H), 3. LeClerc (EC) 48'7". t m Aw - Oli $1 Javelin: 1. Donar (H), 2. Fournier Qualifying times Saturday Helps Sink Bacon Nine merely in a professional way, IMckkattMabtn-aM PrimdeuNtrfndnMtUio**' lot of people lost their lives. Compared to those, we lost (EC). 3. Lane (EC) 141' 4". AR MMMn il«Mt Ik ndptt ErMMf Ml |iim «» U $ne.000 will be noon, 2 and 4 p.m. Sending 10 men to the plate in straight, 10-4 over NCCC foe but just as a kindly neighbor nothing.” Discus: 1, Tursi (EC), 2. Carter (EC), JIM 3. Gorman (EC) 133' 5” . and Sunday at 10 am., noon a six-run second inning, Coven­ East Granby. Ellington is now would do. 120-yd. hurdles: 1. Ealey (H), 2 and 2 o’clock. 4-1 over-all, 3-1 in the con­ tana • lor • shmhki NAiriM Mil Nary a Steal of Home Dudley (H), 3. Ertel (EC) :15.5. try High went on to a 12-5 vic­ Respectfully, 330-yd. hurdles: 1. Ealey (H), 2 Each bowler will roll four tory over Bacon Academy in ference, while the losers drop BECKWITH Baseball’s all-time leading base stealer, Lou Brock of Dudley (H). 3. Whitham (EC) :41.5. Pole vault: 1. Tie, J. Frank (EC), games across eight lanes. Charter Oak Conference to 0-4. 7 am to 10 am CAPT the St. Louis Cardinals has never stole home in the major Nishanicn (H), 3. B. Frank (EC) 10'. The Jop seven total pinfall baseball action yesterday at the Rham High lost its sixth in 19th HOLE f f o h n & ^ leagues...When UConn hosts the UConn Basketball Classic 100-yd, dash: 1. Adams (H), 2. C. Nolen Patriots’ field. Coventry seven decisions, 5-4, to East L / c i i m c d a i u r i M P ^ (EC), 3.-Neely (H) :09.9. shooters will move into the in January, one of the contestants, Columbia University, 220-yd. dash: 1. C. Nolen (EC), 2. quarterfinals along with the evened its mark at 3-3 with the Hampton High in Hebron. Bill Foley (EC), 3. Walker (H) :22.8. decision while Bacon falls to 1-4 Weir’s pinch double in the top of TALLWOOD WOMEN will be coached by Tom Penders, former UConn player 44()-yd. dash: 1. Feurtardo (H), 2. defending champions, Ken Odd Holes, one-half­ and brother of Jim Penders, East Catholic High jayvee Foley.(EC), 3. M. Nolen (EC) :50.5. in the conference and 1-5 over­ the seventh drove in the win­ 880-yd. run: 1. tie T. Duggan (H), M. Thomas, Sandy Edwards in ning run for the 4-1 Bellringers. handicap; Ann White 36-17-19, JOHN F. TIERNEY - BARBARA TIERNEY hoop mentor...New York Giants and New York Jets will all. Duggan (H), 3. Burinskas (EC) 2:02.5. Women’s Scratch and Ed Tim Fischer had a three-run Claire Brewer 29-10-19, Kay THOMAS F TIERNEY - JOHN J. CRAHY not meet in a re p la r scheduled NFL game this season. Mile run: 1. WeaUierwax (H), 2. T. Elsewhere in the area, D ^ a n (H), 3. Skehan (EC) 4:27.5. Brennan in Men’s Scratch. double for the Sachems in the Johnson 27-7-20, Diane Ovian 30- CBS/Serving Greater Hartford. The clubs will clash in an exhibition Aug.24 at Yale in New Ellington High used the home ’nvo-mile run: 1. WeaUierwax (H), 2. Entry blanks are available run power of Dennis Quinn and first inning. 10-20, Jane McCarthy 31-11-20. Haven. Giulietti (EC), 3. Lecko (EC) 9:48. Low gross,' Linda Saari 56. 440-vd. relav: 1. Hartford :44.0. at the lanes. ED BRENNAN Dan Sitek to win its fourth MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 23,1975— PAGE NINETPF-N PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 23, 1975 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦

♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦ STANDINGS 6PORTS Celtics Top Rockets Nordiques Medich Too Tough BRIEFS Amrrkan Lrague Standingt Eait Despite RnwHy Fa ns "F owling Trap SaifltS w. 1. pet. g.b. For Slumping Sox Baltimore 5 4 a t Detroit 5 4 SSt — 35 Horses Die ZODIAC- Sally Wheeler 184, Boston 9 5 — Westphal said in a victorious could do, that the Celtics were Carol Powell ^1498, Laura Milwaukee 6 » s a — HOUSTON (UPI) - It LIVONIA, Mich. (UPI) — About 35 Thoroughbred race locker room. “ Bnt we knew we winners. Wheatley 188-459, Donna QUEBEC e n r (UPI) — Minnesota Coach Harry Neale BOSTON (UPI) — Darrell Johnson Medich pitch for pitch through five In­ New York S 7 .417 took poise, Boston Celtic (nevehmd ? S X i Wt horses died Mondaiy night when fire swept through a bam wouldn’t be disappointed with “We needed this game very has warned h is'F ittin g Saints they’ll be tee losers in a nings. file Red Sox had one hit and the coach Tom Heinsohn said, Mieezkowski 180-185-496, Gail knew in the sixth inning Wednesday at the*Detroit Race Course, the worst fire in the track’s just one. We knew a three to badly. We played to win. But Grisby 200483, Loretta Griffin very short series with tee Quebec Nordiques unless they his Red Sox had lost to the New York Yankees two until Wise walked Roy history. not (Hdy to withstand tee tighten up their defense ai^ go back to their normally West NEW YORK (UPI) - one lead is about as good a posi­ you know, they played very 185-482, Rose«Robideau 455. Yankees. White with one out in the sixth. w. 1. pet. g.b. One track employe, a groom, was reported missing early Houston Rockets but also to tion as we could be in.” well. They have no reason to aggressive style of play. seems we didn’t do a lot of Kansas 'City < 3 .790 Some people are hard to take cover from their fans. The revelation came to the Boston White stole second and Bonds today, but officials said they do not think he was inside the The Celtics owe Westphal for put their head down. They Jeannot Gilbert scored his se- things tonight that we were sup- Oakland 9 s .«a 1 satisfy! Diet Unser of the manager as soon as Bobby Bonds’ zinged a 3-2 pitch to left, for the win­ California 6 6 iOO 3 bam as earlier reported. “It was a awful display,” lighting their fire in the first played a good game,” he added. FLORAL - Connie Benda 187- cond goal and Renald Leclerc posed to. single to left field had brought home ning run. Two more runs came across Minnesota 6 8 .48 -4 New York Mets has had two Heinsohn said. “A golf ball mis­ period when Houston had them ^ to n shot 48 per cent from 486, Sally Granato 201-190-214- and Rejean Houle added goals "We'll be back hitting Texas S 8 a t 4V4 Many of the horses died after owners led them to safety. sed me by two inches, and a bot­ Roy White with the first Yankee run. in the eighth around another stolen Chicago 4 9 308 or more hits in seven of his down by as much as nine points. the field, slightly better than 605, Jean Archamhault 136-136- In a 2 l/^mlnute span of the Thursday. The boys weren’t bit­ Track officials said 40 other horses in the bam surviv^ tle whizzed over (assistant “There was no way anybody was base, Elliott Maddox’s suicide team’s 11 games and his ,409 He scored eight in the last two the Rockets who were led by 1 3 6 ^ , Dee Simmons 179492, third period Tuesday ni^t to ting tonight and our defense but that the 35 dead animals ran back into the bam because coach) Jack KUlUea’s head.” minutes of the quarter to cut Calvin Murphy’s 35 points and Toots Carpenter 203-505, Joan give Quebec a 4-1 win over going to beat Mr. (Doc) M ^ich today squeeze and Bonds’ third homer of the Tunday’i Rnulu batting average is more was pretty loose. I thought we they consider it a safe place in times of danger. The Celtics, despite their 122- the deficit and stayed in the Mike Newlin’s 31. ^ s to n had Lindsay 454, Eleanor Minnesota and a 1-0 lead in unless we played until dark and they season. New York tacked on a pair of Chicago 7 Kansas City 3 than double his weight. could come back but when Detroit S Cleveland 2 117 playoffwin Tuesday n i^ t in game during a runaway second six more turnovers. But, led by M acLacl^n 456, Elsie August their best-of-seven World Quebec went up, 2-0,1 knew the -ninth inning runs. New York S BMton 0 “I’m still not doing a lot of W£ called the game," said Johnson after Dempsey Traded front of a howling crowd, were quarter. Cowen’ 24 rebounds, the 450, Harriet Willson 455. Hockey Association semifinals. game was lost. I had told the Maddox, besides executing 'the Minnesota 7 California 1 things right and it bothers me,” Boston’s 5-0 loss. “He was tough.” • Baltimore 1 Milwaukee 0, twilight said Unser yesterday after he Roy White Scores Run for New York (UPI photo) not the main target. Rderee “We didn’t play well that Celtics won the board battle by Mike Walton scored the boys to hold back on their hit­ Texas 2 Oakland 1, night PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — The Philadelphia Eagles an­ Earl Strom disallowed a basket Medich scattered four hits, walked perfect squeeze bunt in the eighth, contributed three hits and quarter,” Rockets coach John 15. Saints’ lone goal with only 33 ting in the third period and Red Sox Catcher Bob Montgomery Takes Late Throw nounced Tuesday they hail traded kicker Tom Dempsey to which would have brought the two and allowed only one runner as made the defensive play of the day. drove in two runs as the Mets Egan said. “The defense Houston had nothing to hang TWI-LITE - LynneTopping seconds left. Neale had pulled watch for the breaks but the Los Angeles Rams for a future undisclosed draft far as second base in notching his The Yankee center fielder glided to Wednesday’* Garnet downed the St. Louis Cardinals Rockets to within eight points faltered a little and we didn’t its head about, except maybe 200-512, Sally Granato 1^182- goalie John Garrett in favor of Quebec ran away with it.” (All Timet EOT) late in the game, and the fans third straight win against an opening the 379-mark in left center to make a 9-5. choice...... rebound with them. That was the actions of a few fans. 532, Mary Botticello 185-181-534, a sixth attacker to give the Chicago (Wood (M) at Minnesota let fly with paper, ice, pencils, day loss. He retired 15 consecutive lunging backhanded grab of a Dwight (Decker 1-1), 2:15 p.m. “I’m spending a lot of time BOXSCORES Dempsey, who last year made 26 of 30 extra points and the turning point.” Camille Scuta 456, Jean Saints a chance to preserve Sign Six Cieveiand (J. Perry 02) at Detroit cups and — yes — a pair of Evans drive in the third inning. looking at video tape of hit on 10 of .16 field goals, holds tee NFL record for tee Center Dave Cowens, em- “It really doesn’t make Archamhault 457. their record of not having been SAN DIEGO (UPI) - The batters from the second through the (Coleman 02), 2:30 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE shoes. Bonds, recovering from an early New York (Hunter 02) at Boshm myself,” said Unser. “I find it’s AMERICAN LEAGUE longest field goal, a kick of 63 yards made in 1970 while b a r r a s ^ with only eight points sence, it really doesn’t,” shut out in 200 games. San Diego Chargers have sixth inning and cut corners all after­ (Cleveland 1-1), 3:30 p.m. Strom walked over to the left a big help to me. I look to see New York Boalon Si. Loula New York with tee New Orleans Sqints. and six rebounds in Houston’s Cowehs said. “I deplore that signed three 1975 draft choices noon. season batting slump, was the offen-A Baltimore (Cuellar lO) at Milwaukee ab r h bi ab r h bi loafer, put it up against his ten­ ANTIQUES - Flo Niles 153- (Champion 32), 7 p.m. how I have my shoulder before I ab r h bi ab r h bl Saturday win, grabbed seven kind of thing. It’s like some “It’s going to an awfully short and three free agents on un­ “This is the earliest I’ve had this sive star with three hits in four at-bats WhIteU 4100C arbolf 4010 Brock If 5110 Garrett 3b 4111 In another trade, tee Eagles sent comerback Charley 363, Vivi Bayer 149-374, Joan Texas (Wii^t 04) at California swing, how I stride and where Sizemore 2b 5111 MiUan 2b 4 2 2 1 nis shoe to see if it would fit. rebountte that quarter leading coward standing in the dark series if we don’t have more disclosed terms, a spokesman and two RBIs. (Singer 1-1), 10:30 p.m. Maddox cf 3 0 0 1 Evana rf 4 0 0 0 Ford to the Houston Oilers for an undisclosed future draft Tarca 346, Kris Kelley 138-352, good stuff,” said tlie 6-5 right hander. Bonds rf 413 2 YsUxnuk lb 3 0 0 0 McBride cf 3 2 0 0 Unser cf 5 2 3 2 His nonchalance belied a to his 24 total. He also scored 31 throwing at someone, and if he enthusiasm,” Neale said. “It said Tuesday. Kansas City (Busby 24) at Oakland my feet are at all times. There SmiUi rf 412 3 SUub if 5 2 2 1 choice. Sophie Burger 143-341, Bev “I’ve had good control my last three “I hit something like .091 in the (Norris 14), 11 p.m. Blombrg dh 4 0 0 0 Lynn cf 3 010 bruising battle in which the points, two more than forward hits him he can get away are things I don’t like about all NEW YORK (UPI) - Tom­ Nettles 3b 4020 Rice dh 3000 Simmons c 4 0 2 1 Kingman If 5 0 11 2 Celtics take a 3-1 lead, in the Anderson 130-345, Joan Colby starts and this time my breaking ball spring,” he said. “I think I went a three.” my Harper of the California Munson c 410 0 Montgmry c 3 0 0 0 ReiU 3b 5 0 00 Kranepol lb 5 12>1 Don Chaney, the former without anyone finding out who Chamblss Ib 4121 Burleson ss 3 0 0 0 Hemandz lb 3 010 Heldemnn ss 3 0 0 0 . Leads All the Way best-of-seven series into 143-355, Dine Bernard 153-372. was working well and setting up my whole week at one point in spring Thursday's Carnet Unser’s quick start has Angels holds the highest batting University of Houston star. did it.” Mason ss 4 0 0 0 Griffin 2b 3 010 Brinkman ss 4 0 2 0 Grote c 3 012 Thursday night’s fifth game at fastballs.” training without making solid contact. / Chicago at Minnesota helped stop complaints about average of ail the American Alomar 2b 4121 Helse 3b 2 0 0 0 McGlothen pi 000 Koosman p 4110 “This game we were more “I certainly didn’t like it even Islanders Still Alive Kansas CiW at Oakland Melendez ph 10 0 0 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Art Hall, 28, a New York City Boston Garden. Rick Wise, more impressive each That’s the type of ballplayer I am. But the (leal that brought him from League designated hitters with Medich p 0 0 0 0 C0(>per ph 10 0 0 aggressive in all categories,” though there were some very SILK CITY - Ray Zabilansky Texas at California, night BeniquezOb 0 000 CbirUs p 0 0 0 0 dental technician, led all the way Tuesday to win the third "We wanted two wins down . NEW YORK (UPI) - Mon­ Chicago Black Hawks, 3-1, to time out following a year-long I’m starting to relax now after telling Philadelphia as part of the more than 25 at bats, but the Cater ^ 1000 Chaney said. “It meant a lot to questionable calls by the refs,” 210-545, Harry Pleclty 212-246- Wise p 0 0 0 0 Sadecki p 0 0 0 0 annual Penn Relays marathon in the record time of 2 here,” Celtic guard Paul treal and Buffalo wrapped up end that series in five games. myself about 50 times in the past week trade that sent reliever Tug Chicago White Sox DH’s are hit­ ToUU 36 6 9 5 ToUls 20 0 3 0 me to show my friends what 1 Egan said. 650, Ron F letcher 216-534, shoulder injury in 1974, matched New York 000001023-5 Sosap 0000 hours, 27 minutes and 32 seconds. their Stanley Cup quarter-final ’The Canadiens will meet the National League Standings McGraw from New York. ting a composite .300 through Martinez ph 10 0 0 to relax.” Boston 000000000-0 Hall, who mns for tee Oakwood Track Club, finished Mario Fratarolli 200-538, Bob playoff series ’Tuesday night, Sabres in Buffalo Sunday for East “I don’t feel any pressure Monday’s games, the American E-Maaon, Carbo. LOB-New York 5, Moore p 0 0 0 0 w. 1. pet. ToUls 37 5 9 O' ToUls 38 9 U 9 McComb 204, Jim Benoit 203- Philadelphia has been waiting tee first game of their b^t of «.!>■ because of the trade. If I had Boston 4. ahead of Carl Bechdel of Penn State. Frank txoldcamp of Chicago 7 4 .636 League announc^ Tuesday. 2B-Nettles, Chambliss 2. 3B-Alomar. St. Louis 000 301002-5 222-214439, Enso Pavan 233-200- in tee wings for several days seven semifinals. 3 ’ Weaver Likes Orioles Staff Philadelphia 8 5 a t 1 been the pitcher New York got HR-Bonds (3). SB-Wte, Alomar, New York 30021012x-0 Sports East, finished third and Dave Patterson of West Warriors Prove Critics Wrong 625, Jim $tamler 200-552, Ron Pittsburgh 5 5 300 1V4 El-Sizemore, Smith, Reitz.. LOB-St. but the Pittsburgh Penguins to replace McGraw, there Maddox. Chester, last year’s winner, was fourth. Nivison 545, Rollo Masse 545, St. Louis 8 6 300 lU ip h r er bb so Louis 10, New Yoik 10. just can’t seem to nail down the Islanders 4, Penguins' 2 New York 5 8 .408 2 would have been pressure. ’The Medich W 3-1930024 2B-Sizemore, Simmons, Millan2, SUub. Bob Thompson 514, Tony Montreal 4 7 364 3 Harper has compiled a .262 HR-Smith (2). SF-Smith, Grote. . NEW YORK (UPI) - All Niew York Islanders. New York jumped off to a 2-0 situation is different because Wise L 1-1 8 9 6 6 1 4 Wilkes celebrated the Rookie Barry, a 30.6 scorer, managed Kuusik 526, Dan Humiston 545, average, with 11 hits in 42 at- T4:ll. A-16S00. Ip h r er bb so season, people have been The Islanders, beaten three first-period lead on goals by Bil­ Luxury Win for Palmer, I’m here to fill a position where McGlothen L 1-1 4 8 5 5 1 3 Outbreak of Vandalism of the Year honor he received only 19 points after scoring just Frank Pitts 546, Ron Cote 539, bats, and is closely followed by Ballimore Milwaukee Curtis 1 2 1111 calling the Golden State straight times by Pittsburgh, ly Harris and Ralph Stewart We.1 New York has been weak.” Monday with a 24-point effort 11 in the fifth game. The rest of Max Smole 515, Bob Bassett w. 1. pet. Kansas City’s Harmon ab r h bi ab r h bi Sadecki 11-3 1 1 0 0 1 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Builders of tee $163 million Warriors a one-man team, that paced Golden State to a managed a 4-2 win on the and held on behind strong goal g.b. Unser has made his quick Singleton rf S 0 OjO Coluccio cf 4 010 Sosa 23 0 0 0 1 0 the Warriors contributed heavi­ 210-526, Zig Olbert 200-551, Jim San Diego 8 4 .687 Killebrew at 258 and Deron Blair cf 4 0 2 0 Yount ss 3 010 Louisiana Superdome said Tuesday a 12-week outbreak of everything revolving around 124-100 romp over the Seattle Penguins’ ice Tuesday night. tending by Glenn Resch, who 1-0 Shutout over Brewers San Francisco 7 6 .538 1V4 start after a poor spring Moore 1 2 2 2 1 0 ly, too, with Gifford Ray get­ Magowan 201-505, BudBerry Los Angeles 8 7 533 IVk Johnson, the White Sox’ top DH Davis dh 4 0 0 0 Aaron dh 4 00 0 Koosman W 14) 9 95539 vandalism costing $200,000 to repair threatens to delay tee Rick Barry, with a little help SuperSonics and gave the New York will host Pittsburgh had 38 shots fired at him. training performance which he May lb 4 0 0 0 Scott lb 2 010 HBP-by Koosman (McBride). ting 15 points, Charlie Johnson 213-555, Dale Bauer 214-596, Jim No one can argue the Yankee runs for the Twins during a four- Atlanta 8 7 333 IH with the requisite number of scheduled Aug-1 completion date. from rookie Keith Wilkes. Warriors a 3-2 lead in their Thursday night while trying to Harris’ 40-foot shot on a power NEW YORK (UPI) - To Cincinnati 8 8 300 2 admits had him wondering Grich 2b 3121 Money 3b 4 0 0 0 T^:37. A-0318. 14 and Butch Beard 13. Lawrence 212-212- 605, Lou staff potential of Catfish run fourth. plate appearances, at .257. Baylor If 3 00 0 Porter c 4 0 0 0 Construction employees apparently uiihappy over union The label, as most best-of-seven NBA Western even the series, now 3-2 in the play eluded goalie Gary Inness Jim Palmer, winning a 1-0 Houston 4 11 XI m whether he was ever going to Robinson 3b 2 0 20 Hegan If 10 0 0 Wilkes, a former UCLA All Halpryn 218-217-204-639, Jim Hunter, Medich, Pat Dobson, White Sox 7, Royals 3 generalities, is somewhat un­ Penguins’ favor. The winner and Harris then set up Stewart, game was an unexpected get started. He credits Mets Duncan c 4 010 Thomas If 0 0 0 0 problems at the building site are thought to be responsible. Conference semifinal playoff. America, hit eight points in the Campanelli 517, Ed Kodes 506, Sparky Lyle et al. Left-hander Jim Kaat, Belanger ss 3 0 0 0 Johnson ph 10 0 0 San Diego Houston fair and Tuesday night, with a While Wilkes, a 14.2 point goes on to meet defending whose 20-foot shot slipped by luxury ... and one the New TursHay’s Reaulla batting instructor Phil Palmer p 0 0 0 0 Lezcano rf 4 0 2 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi first half and ran off a dozen Ken Pleclty 562, Mike Hurley But Baltimore Manager Earl backed by Brian Downing’s ToUnlf 3000 Cabell If 3000 lot of help from Wilkes and scorer during the regular champion Philadelphia. Inness. York Yankees can least af­ Cincinnati 5 San Francisco 4 Cavarretta with having made a Mike Hargrove of Texas, the Garcia 2b 4 010 points in the third quarter 558, Walt Shaffer 523, Omer Weaver likes to remind that his two-run homer in the third in­ Montreal 4 Pittsburgli 3 Broberg p 0 0 0 0 Torres ss 5 0 2 0 Andrews 2b 2 0 0 1 everyone else, the Warriors Montreal polished off the Vic Hadfield closed the major contribution to his quick 1974 AL rookie of the year, has Ivie 3b 5 010 Johnson ph 10 0 0 Potential $5 Million season, was showing how much before he was pulled with four Quirion 517, Bob Heavisides ford if they’re to live up to club, with people like Mike ning, enabled Chicago to defeat New York 9 St. Louis S Murphy p 0 0 0 0 proved just how wrong their Vancouver Canucks, 5-4, in margin to one again but the Pliiladelpliia 7 Chicago 3 start. been hitting at a .429 clip as a Totals 32171 Totals 310 60 McCovey lb 4 111 Granger p 0000 he can mean offensively. fouls. The Warriors jumped to a 537, Bobb Oppelt 500, Ron George Medich’s boast of Cuellar, Ross Grimsley and Kansas City snap a five-game Atlanta 3 Los Angeles 2, twilight Winfield rf 110 0 C ^ n o cf 3000 ' TORONTO (UPI) — There’s a jwtential $5 million at crifios were. overtime Tuesday night to Islanders’ Ed Westfall regained “He didn’t tell me to do DH, but does not have enough Baltimore 000 000 010-1 32-17 lead at the end of tee first having the best pitching winning streak. Kaat, who has San Diego 2 Houston 1, night Milwaukee 000000000-0 Sharon cf 3 010 May c 4 0 0 0 Schack 504, Win Conant 501. clinch their series, 4-1, just the two-goal advantage with a Grant Jackson, still won the AL anything special. He just came Fuentes 2b 4 011 Watson lb 4 02 0 stake when former world heavyweight champion George quarter and took a 57-46 advan­ now won nine straight games at-bats to qualify for the lead. E-Broberg. DP-BalUmore 1. U)B- after Buffalo knocked out the score. staff in the American East last year despite a sore to me and told me not to worry Baltimore 9, Milwaukee 9. Kendall c 3 0 2 0 Cmz rf 3 0 0 0 Foreman battles five of boxing’s almost-lmowns here tage into the second half. arm and only seven wins from dating back to last season, Wrdneaday’a Games 2B-Garcia, Scott, Lezcano. HR-Grich Spillner p 3 0'0 0Rader3b 3010 League. about the lack of hits. That Metzger ss 3110 Saturday. ' Palmer. needed relief help from Terry (All Times EDT) (2). S-Yount. “We were talking about it Pittshurgh (Reuss 0-1) at Montreal helped me a lot mentally Tommy Davis of Baltimore, ip h r er bb so Grif% p 10 0 0 “The money is on the line for a return bout with Muham­ Grich’s homer off loser Pete Forster in ending the Royals’ Palmer W 2-1 9 6 0 0 4 6 BattisU ph 10 0 0 Connors Favored only yesterday,” said Palmer, (Fryman 14), 3:15 p.m. because it looked like I’d have .222; Billy Williams, Oakland, Milboum2b 00 0 0 mad Ali,” promoters said Tuesday at a news conference. Broberg came in the eighth in­ five-game win streak. St. Louis (Gihson 0-1) at New York Broberg L 2-2 8 7 1 1 5 6 . after riding a six-hitter and to fight for a spot in the starting .220; Tony Oliva, Minnesota, Murphy 1 0 0 0 0 0 Touts 31 2 8 2 ToUls 28 1 4 1 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — Jimmy Connors and John Rangers 2, A’s 1 (Seaver 1-2), 2:06 p.m. San Diego 020000000-2 “If George loses against any opponents here, he blows his Big Economy, Big Performance! Bobby Grich’s solo homer to a ning and helped the apparently Philadelphia (Underwood 24) at lineup.” .200; Willie Horton, Detroit, Broberg pitched to 1 batter in 9Ui. Not to be outdone by the Chicago (Burris 14), 2:30 p.m. T^:27. A-7,635. Houston 001000 000-1 chance for a rematch.”- . Newcombe each put in less than two hours of practice 1-0 Baltimore Oriole victory Mets manager Yogi Berra, .188; and Hank Aaron, E-May, Rader Cabell. DP-Houston 4. pitching performances of Cincinnati (Gullett 24) at Atlanta Texas Oakland LOB-San Diego 10, Houston 4. Forman will fight three three-minute rounds against Tuesday in preparing for their $250,000 winner-take-all ten­ over the Milwaukee Brewers AMERICAN LEAGUE (Reed 02), 7:35 p.m. who knew Unser could do the Milwaukee, .129 complete the ab r h hi ab r h bi Palmer and Medich, Ferguson Los Angeles (Sutton 34) at San Diego 2B-Kendall, Metuer. HR-McCovey (1). Terry Daniels, Bodne Kirkman, Jerry Judge, Alonzo John­ nis match at Caesar’s Palace Saturday. Tuesday night. "I can’t ever job defensively, says his offen­ list of eight DH’s with 25 or Tovar dh 4 0 0 0 North cf 4 0 0 0 SB-Fuentes. S-Splllner, Sharon, Griffin. Jenkins put together his finest (McIntosh 24), 10:00 p.m. Davis cf 4110 Campnrs ss 3 0 0 0 Connors stacked up as a 7-5 favorite by Las Vegas remember winning a 1-0 game recuperated Palmer to his se­ sive help has been a big bonus. more at-bats. SF-Andrews. son and Charlie Polite, all of whom will earn $10,000 each. San Francisco (Montefusco 24 and Randle 2b 3 010 Bando 3b 4 0 0 0 ip h r er bb so A performance of the young oddsman Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder. before, not in 11 years. But I cond victory in three decisions. Williams 04) at Houston (Konieczny 02 Burroghs rf 3 0 0 0 Jackson rf 3 0 0 0 ^ilUer W 2-1 9 4 1116 Foreman is guaranteed $100,000 for the exhibition. sure can remember losing a lot season by limiting the World and Roberts 1-1), 2, 6:36 p.m. Fregosi lb 4110 Rudi lb 4 0 0 0 Griffin L02 8 72255 of them.” Tigers 6, Indians 2 Champion A’s to two hits in Harrah-- ' ss 3 00 0 williams dh 3121 Granger , 1 . L . 0 0 0 0 Willie Horton’s two-run Texas’ victory. Tom Grieve’s Youngsters Stand Out Grieve If 4011 CWsbngtnIliOOO - HBP-by Griffln (Tolan); ^ n e r (Ca To the Orioles, Palmer’s un­ Thursdav's Games Lovitto If 00 0 0 Fosse c —2000 bell).’ ' — - -■'■-^(5 homer climaxed a five-run Howell 3b 3 0 10 Hopkins ph 10 0 0 Performance “78” accustomed 1-0 win was es­ triple scored Jim Fregosi, who Philadelphia at Chicago T-2<06. A-5300. ■ 'f-, Detroit uprising in the fifth in­ Qncinnati at Atlanta, night Sundberg c 3 010 Kubiak 2b 0 0 0 0 pecially gratifying in light of had doubled, with what proved Los Angeles at San Diego, night Jenkins p 0 00 0 Gamer2b 20 0 0 the sudden resurgence of the ning and right-hander Lerron to be the winning run in the San Francisco at Houston, night Tenace c 0 0 0 0 '■ LaGrow (2-0) went the distance Padres Leading Holtzman p 0 00 0 Piltsburgh Montreal 4>Ply Nylon Blackwall Yankees, who, behind Medich’s fourth. ToUls 31.2 61 ToUls 28 121 ab r h bi ab r h bi three-hit pitching, blanked the for the victory. Key hit in the Texas 100100000-2 Stennet 2b 4 0 0 0 LinU 2b -4012 drive.^ prke fifth-run rally—other than Hor- Oakland 010000000-1 HebnerSb 4 100FoUss 10 21 P Boston Red Sox, 3-0, for their Oliver cf 4 2 2 1 Septt rf 4 0 0 0 to n ’s h o m e r —w as Ron Thanks to Staff E-Campaneris, Howell. DP-Texas 1. fourth road win in the last five Bonds Coming on Fast LOB-Texas 5, Oakland 4. SUrgell lb 3 0 0 0 Jorgensn lb 4 0 0 0 A78x13 games. LeFlore’s bloop two-run double 2B-Fregosi.3B-Grieve. HR-Williams (2) Zisk If 3 0 2 2 Mangual c f. 4 1 0 0 BOSTON (UPI) - Can we sively and defensively; NEW YORK (UPI) — Has the time come to begin taking SB-Campanerls, C. Washington. S-Harrah Parker rf 3 0 0 0 Biitner If 2110 r /a iy r " ...... Reg. 18.99 “We have the best staff in our that center fielder George Hen­ Sanguillen c 4 0 1 0 Morales i>h 1000 stop the New York Yankees’ —Doc Medich, who won his the San Diego Padres and their “kiddie pitching staff” Ip h r er bb so F.E.T. 1.76 league,” Medich said upon drick failed to hold. Jenkins W ^2 9 2 1 1 1 4 Taveras ss 1 0 0 0 Rivera If 0000 WHEEL early season choke stories, third straight Tuesday, has seriously? Hoitzman Ll-2 9 62114 Robinson ph 1 0 0 0 Parrish 3b 3130 limiting the Red Sox to just Twins 7, Angels 1 Mendoza ss 0 0 0 0 Foote c please? shown the Yankees are not just The Padres lead the National HBP-by Holtzman (Burroughs), by 2100 BALANCE three singles while notching his Bobby Darwin drove in three St. Louis, 9-5, Philadelphia beat Jenkins (Campanerls, C. Washington, RoberUn ph 1 0 0 0 MoNally p 3000 Fits all Pintos, Vegas, The banter about Bobby a Catfish-and-three-days-of- Ellis p 0 00 0 Murray p 0000 third victory of the season. “I’ll runs with a homer and a single Leagne’s Western Division by 1 the Chicago Cubs, 7-5, Cincin­ Tenace). Colts, most Datsups, Bonds’ anemic hitting. Catfish rain team. Other road trl T-l:46. A-2,607. Howe ph 10 10 SPECIAL take our nine pitchers over any and southpaw Vic Albury im­ games, which isn’t too im­ nati shad^ San Francisco, 5-4, Hernandez p 0 0 0 0 Toyotas, Mazdas, proved his record to 2-0 in Hunter’s 0-3 start and shoddy winners include Pat Dobson and portant at this stage of the race. Atlanta nipped Los Angeles, 3-2, Cleveland Delroil Dyer ph 1010 other staff.” ab r h bi ab r h bi team defense is not only un­ Rudy May. But they are getting the kind of and Montreal won, 4-3, over Demery pr 0 0 0 0 Before the season is played pitching a six-hitter as Lowensten If 4 0 0 0 LeFlore cf 412 2 ToUls 31 3 7 3 ToUls 30 4 7 3 founded, it’s ridiculous. “Basically our pitching’s McCraw lb 4110 Sutherlnd 2b 4 1 2 1 E78x14 F.E.T. 2.27, out, the Orioles may have just Minnesota stopped California. pitching which, if continued Pittsburgh in other National PitUburgh 100002 000-3 Craig Kusick also drove in two The Yankees, still considered better—it wasn’t bad to begin throughout the season, could League games. Hendrick cf 4 00 1 Horton dh 4 13 2 Montreal 090 001 OOO- 4 cause to question that claim. Ellis c 4111 Colbert lb 4000 E-SUrgell, McNally. DP-Montreal 2. a threat in the American with —than it was early in the make them a bigger hit than Spillner got both runs he Spikes rf 4 0 0 0 Freehan c 4000 LOB-Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 7. EACH F78X1 4 F.E.T.2.40, League East by most baseball season and our hitting and owner Ray Kroc’s fast-food out­ needed in the second inning (Umble dh 4 0 2 0 Meyer If 4 2 2 0 2B-Parrish.3B-Dyer. HR-Oliver (1). S- WHEEL brains, thumped the Red Sox, 5- Berry pr 0 0 0 0 James rf 3 130 Ellis, Parrish. defense is much better,” said lets. when Willie McCovey hit his Bell 3b 3 0 0 0 Veryzer ss 3 0 0 1 ip h r er !bb so 0, Tuesday for their fourth Manager Bill Virdon who never What’s more, it’s the kind of first homer of the season and Brohamr 2b 3 010 RodrIguz 3b 3 0 0 0 Ellis L 0-2 6 6 4 3 4 5 Each wheel is Duffy ss 2 010 LaGrow p 0 0 0 0 decisive win in five road fretted about the Yankees’ slow pitching which Manager John the Padres added another run Hernandez 2 1 0 0 0 3 balanced off car; Powell ph 10 0 0 McNally W 3-0 81-3 7 3 ,3 5 3 includes weights. games. New York, 1-6 through start. “I haven’t ever been con­ McNamara told skeptics during on a walk and singles by Dick Crosby ss 0 0 0 0 Murray 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 “WHY KARATE’’ GPerry p 0 0 0 0 Adds to life Of tire. the first seven games, now is 5- cerned about our pitching. the winter would lead the Save-Murray (2). HBP-by McNally 7. NATIONAL LEAGUE ToUls 33 2 6 2 ToUls 33 6 12 6 (Hebner). “Medich is our best pitcher Padres out of the wilderness Qeveland 2000000(10-2 WP-McNall' lillen. And if statistics are needed to right now and we know Hunter and perhaps into the Western Detroit 00006100X-6 T-2:24. A-5,' Sharon and Tito Fuentes. The E-Brohamer. DPOleveUnd 2. LOB- change minds, try these: will win his games.” Division race. Cleveland 5, Detroit 3. —Bonds, 4-23 through the ear­ Astros scored in the third when 2B-LeFlore. 3B-McCraw. HR-Ellis (I) COME IN TODAY FOR SAFETY CHECK Medich, displaying excellent The Padres have an 8-4 Loo Angeles ly part of the season, has nine Roger Metzger doubled and Horton (3). SB-LeFlore. Atlanta control in three straight route­ record, of which 7-2 has been ip h r er bb so ab r h bi ab r h bi Complete Drum Type hits including three homers in going wins after an opening day accomplished by the young scored on Rob Andrews’ GPerry L 22 8 12 6 6 0 6 Lopes ci 3 0 0 0 Garr If 4012 MoU If 2 010 Perez 2b 2110 the newest his last 25 at-bats and Is hitting sacrifice fly. UGrow W 24) 9 6 2 2 1 4 loss, matches the Yankee foursome of Dan Spillner, Ran­ T2:10. A-6.082. Wynn pr 0 10 0 Evans 3b 4011 Brake Overhaul .271. He had a homer, two Pliillics 7, Cubs 5 Yeager c 2 0 0 0 Williams lb 4 0 0 0 pitching staff against any in the dy Jones, Dave Freisleben and Kansas City Chirago singles and two RBIs in Greg Luzinski drove in three Cruz If 4 0 2 0 Office cf 0 0 0 0 league. Joe McIntosh. In the seven vic­ ab r h bi ab r h bi Garvey lb 4 0 2 0 Baker rf 4 12 0 i ^ i Tuesday’s win; "We have the best staff in our tories for which they have ac­ runs with three singles and Palek ss 5 0 0 0 Nyman If 5000 C^3b 3 011 Lum lb 310 0 (His cf 4 0 11 OrU 2b 4121 |0)LFILTEf<., - ’The team has outscored op- league, right down the line. I’ll- counted, the foursome has Dave Cash had three hits as Ferguson rf 3 010 Correll c 2 0 0 0 pkkup value in town. Mayberry lb l o 1 0 Kelly rf 3 111 Lacy 2b 4 110 Blanks ss 2 0 0 0 4 0 9 9 * ^ ’ ' p<>nents, 38-5, in its four road take our nine pitchers over any allowed a total of nine runs. Philadelphia’s Wayne Twitchell McRae If 4 0 0 0 MelUn 3b 4000 Auerbach ss 3 01 0 Oates ph 10 0 0 wins—creditable figures offen­ other staff,” Medich said. It was 23-year old Spillner’s won his first game with relief Killebrew dh3 0 1 0 Hendersn cf 3 0 1 2 Crawford ph 1 0 0 0 Harrison p 0 0 0 0 help from Gene Garber. 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Oiice Carried by Railroad The Presbyterian Church will Friendship Lodge of Masons The Bloodmobile will be at St. t 1 Eoi* Bicentennial Programs have a Bible study and prayer will confer the Fellowcraft Mary’s Episcopal Church NEW YORK (UPI) - Ero­ Service and Purolater Services train allows, much in the way Al-Anon family groups will meeting tonight at 7:30 and a Degree at 7:30 p.m. Thursday Thursday from 12:45 to 5:30 sion of U.S. passenger train ser­ Corp., use common carrier air­ the romantic silk trains moved meet tonight at 8 at St. James Bible study Thursday at 9:30 at the Masonic Temple. Senior p.m. Appointments may still be Sevdi^I performing dates of the structure for dressing T he Little Theatre of Other* perform ing groups vice in the past 20 years has lines and bus lines and those under guard from Seattle to the Church; 'Thursday at 8 p.m. at a.m. at the church, 43 Spruce Warden Robert McBride will made by calling 643-5111. Walk- have been established by town rooms, or band rooms. Manchester announced one of have not yet decided what their brought change far beyond the railway passenger trains still eastern textile centers half a SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORlH ‘ the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor­ St. preside. Officer dress is tuxedo. in donors will be welcome. MEATOWNm m groups fdr celebration of the The portable loud speaker next season’s four scheduled program s will be for the obvious differences in means of running. However, they .pick up century ago. But instead of silk, man St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. nation’s Bicentennial. Civic system will be stored in the plays would be devoted to a Bicentennial. travel. and deliver in their own trucks Purolator’s big trucks haul at South United Methodist group representatives met Central Firehouse at the Center Bicentennial theme. The Bicentennial program People, of course, are more and tend to do an increasing drugs, both valuable prescrip­ Church campus. Alateen for the Meat Econoffly^ utlet Tuesday night at the Municipal when not in use, Maccarone The Silk City Chorus has set committee will meet again May dependent on airlines, buses volume of long haul express tion types and lawful narcotics, 0 12- to 20-year-old children of Building with Fred Blish, said. Jan. 17, 1976, for a program 27 at 8 p.m. in the Little Theatre and private cars to move about, service in their own truck and electronic equipment and other I IIAIIDCa T'ues., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Frl; 9-fo 9 1 problem drinkers will meet Bicentennial program coor­ Maccarone said the band tomprising a musical history of of Manchester club rooms at 22 but the disappearance of local trailer units. high value machinery and raw I nWllfwa Sat. 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) Thursday at 8 p.m. at the CARPETS FAMOUS RRANDS dinator, and Ralph Maccarone, shell should be completed by the United States. Oak St. All performing group passenger trains also has Ib e prices charged by these materials and food stamps. Pathfinders Qub. The family program chairman. May 1976 with a performance in A Bicentennial Ball will be representatives are invited to played havoc with postal firms seem high compared to Purolator distributes food groups are open to friends and TRAILER LOADS IN STOCK Maccarone, also chairman of it in early June. The shell held May 8, 1976. attend. stamps for the federal govern­ relatives living with severe delivery, ^ with the express what railway express and BONELESS the band shell committee, season should extend to mid- ment to delivery stations in 28 problem drinkers. 1 DAY SERVICE business and with the circula­ parcel post cost years ago, but described the construction of September, he said, of each MANCHEStER HOSPITAL NOTES states and iis t r ^ g to ^et more tion into outlying areas of large business firms say their ser­ the shell which will be located year. of his business, Flynh said. TOP SIRLOIN ’The Women’s Society of Com­ newspapers and magazines. vices are fast and reliable and in Center Springs Park. The cost will be about 880,000 Discharged Monday: Mabel Also, Erna Baldwin, East WHOLESALE TO ALL Another specialized courier munity Baptist Church is spon­ It would be hard to say bow the fees reasonable. He said it will have a con­ to 8100,000, he said. Maccarone PottertSh, 34 William St.; Nor­ Hartford; Diane Menard, 2 business which performs a ser­ soring a tag and rummage sale RUBBER BACK COMMERCIAL LEVEL LOOP...... $3.00K|.ydAup much of the tremendous in­ Take Purolator’s armored ROAST OF BEEF crete floor and cinder block said a wooden model of the man Reynolds, 900 Ellington Hackmatack St.; Aldo vice once provided by railroads Satui^y from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. crease in the cost of postage tractor-trailer service. “ It isn’t walls about eight feet high from band shell will soon be com­ Rd., South Windsor; Ann L o j^ , Ghidinelli, Stafford Springs; PLUSHES...... $3.95tq.yd&up a big business yet but it’s is the delivery overnight or in a in Fellowship Hall of the and shipping parcels is due to which the walls will curve to pleted for public display. 140 Vernon Rd., Vernon; Nelson Labrec, East Hartford; SH AG S ...... SS.SOsq.yd&up growing,’’ says Chales Flynn, few days of fashion dresses on church. Mrs. V. ’Thomas Spano the disappearance of the make the shell. The committee hopes the Russell Mu^ord, 15 Apple ’Tree Karen Woodcock, 76 Garden G RA SS T U R F ...... $4.95sq.yd&up passenger train and how much PurolatOT senior group vice hangers in truck»-no packing is chairman of the sale. The shell will be 29 feet high townspeople will unite to sup­ Lane, South Windsor; Agnes St.; Janice Boehm, Simsbury; C O M E O N O V E R A N D S E E to inflation and higher wages. president. and unpacking. Gilbert Carrier at the peak, 66 feet wide in the port the shell through Manning, 333 Bidwell St.; Sarah Bernice Liszewski, 25 Elizabeth WE DO INSTALLATIONS Heads Craftsmen's Cooperative A number of new'business The service is designed to Corp. of New York is a leader in A tag and rummage sale will front narrowing to 30 feet wide donations. The Gilbert and Palmer, 25 Lakeside Dr., An­ St., Rockville; Douglas Fornal, firms called courier companies haul valuable bulk cargoes that this field. be conducted Saturday from 10 Phil Crossman of Rockville, president of the Community Craftsmen’s Cooperative on in the rear, and 30 feet deep. Sullivan Workshop has set aside dover; Richard Cook, East 55A Rachel Rd.; Donna Lizotte, have sprung up in the last few must move faster than a freight a.m. to 1 p.m. at St. John’s Park PI., Rockville, arranges one of many crafts displays in the shop. The shop carries 1.49 There will be an entrance to 8150 from the proceeds of its re­ Hartford; Arthur Belanger, 14 Lawton Rd.; Lucille CARPET MERCHANTS years to handle business that Any Size Ptocn • Eaay To Slice • No W aW Polish National Catholic ev ertin g from handmade furniture to enameled jewelry, all made by area craftsmen. $ the sta ^ on both sides as well cent production to go toward Wethersfield; Sandra Bagge, Mahoney, 19 Hamlin St.; Bon­ 1310 TOLLAND TPKE. 646-8568 OPEN 10 to 5:30 DAILY CLOSED SUNDAYS once moved entirely by Church, Golway St. District Manager Named as two small rooms at the rear the band shell. . 176 Bissell St. nie Shadd, East Hartford. (Herald photo by Richmond) passenger train. Some of these Allan D. Neave of South Neave was graduated from San Sliced, Imported companies, such as Federal Freshly Sliced 2 Express of Memphis, handle Windsor has been named a dis­ Fernando Valley State College trict manager in the North small parcels overnight on their in California. Brunswick, N.J., sales division BOILED own planes. Neave and his wife, Karen, AMERICAN Others, such as United Parcel of the Kelly-Springfield Tire are the parents of two sons. wmimmM Co. They live at 8 Dart Hill Rd. HAM rmmwm BUSINESS A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., CHEESE M M V t L FOOD IS STILL A 8AR0AIN AT TOP NOTCH FOOOS! $ 1 3 9 M b . CAN 3 M b . PKG. lOP vu g i MINHTi MAID MAXWELL HOUSE LITTLE BROWNIE Chock Full 0 Nuts INSTANT ^ ^5 lb. BAG SW EET LIFE * b. 9 9 « Quarters Orange Juice COOKIES Firm To Demo Material (2 lb. Unm) Ice Cream COFFEE A ll HAVOKS HALF S A L. COFFEE FLOUR 1 GRADEAA HOT DOG or It Put on Phoenix ‘Boat’ NAIF swinl N I • 1 I Lean, Tender and Taatf SAL. $]88 UFI HAMBURG f i BUTTER Elmore Associates of Elmore Associates is the Phoenix problem of excessive Start with tomething great..,and go on from CUBE STEAKS Manchester will firm which installed nearly 25,- heat on the building’s south there-•e — combo$ o f «fee/c and iwirfy $pell out Mrs. Kavanough's GRADE A ROLLS side. Scotchtint is an what’it’$ new! There are variations for patrons o f all dem onstrate Scotchtint Sun 000 square feel of the Scotchtint ^ c o n SMALL Breyers Diam ond Control Film at the first an­ material on 15 floors of the aluminized polyester reflective ages. c ENGLISH BURST Ready,..set..,go curl! nual Connecticut Trade famous Phoenix Mutual film. Open Monday Uiru Saturday 8 to 5 Diet Soda YOGURT W alnuts Building in Hartford. The trade show is being spon­ MUFFINS All FlAVOat EGGS Detergent Show, scheduled June 11 to Open Thursday and Friday 9 to 8 IN THi su m 9 $1 sored by the Connecticut The material, manufactured Phone 643-2461 For An A p^n tm e n tl 13 at the Hartford Civic 4 9 O k . Pkgs. by the 3-M Co., solved the Association of Purchasing Center. 32ei.' ■ O X C 3oac '. r ^ E H C Management. It is expected to ■ or. of 8 draw more than 150,000 to Hart­ 1.35 3 . * 1 44' ford for the three-day event. Cut From The Round The show is being produced $ O W t N T A . M . Aetna Life Promotes by Key Productions Inc. of O P E N t A .IN . TO MIDNMNT Springfield Mass., and is being TO iAIDNMNT SLKED Mom. tlirv Set. promoted by MNC Advertising M m i . t h r « S « f . FOR STEW OR SOUP Two Town Residents of Manchester. MEATOWN lllllllalMi, lnJkJilIll PUTEBEEF >b BEEF LIVER Aetna Life & Casualty of Karl W. D. Siefert of 117 © P A n iE S m M u i Hahford has announced the Tudor Lane has been promoted 101b. B O X U U IobU . promotion of two Manchester to senior analyst in the same 1 SKIN LESS A ■eJlglVM lIBCT residents. department. SHORT CUT BEEF John J. Bannon Jr. of 75C FRANKS Downey Dr. has been promoted Seifert, who joined the firm to operations superintendent in in 1972 as a rating analyst, is a irf- dassm RIB STIAKS SHORT RIBS PRICES EFFECTIVE the group data processing graduate of Washington & $499 $B9« eei department at the insurance Jefferson College. He is THRU APR. 24,1975 working toward his master’s At Least 80 In WE WELCOME YOUR FWserv* to firm. e9»M9«»«e>9 >•» (fn*e**e*r

1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com., Wed., April 23,1975 — PAGE TWENTY-'fHREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. April 23. 1975 ‘Jail on Wheels’ at i-City Plaza Scottiet Clicquot Clid> iitllUf * » BARBARA RICHMOND alTtesife B e m a K ^ : tr rrff Standing as a grim reminder thgt crime dots not payr the 200 32 oz. n.r. “Jail on Wheels” is stationed at bottles ii Tri-City Shopping Plaza, Ver­ ent assorted OX mMl non Circle, all this week. 2 ply box S9f flavors The mobiie jail is a project started in 1947 by the late J. Edward Slavin, high sheriff of New Haven County, who ^feryfine FHends m devoted most of his adult life to 3 I'1 crime prevention education. J^ptesaiuce BaJkiedFea 2 ^ The unit is now the property “ m of the J. Edward Slavin Foun­ 35 oz. jar dation, Inc. with headquarters in Ciinton. It is designed es­ Great value for 28 oz. pecially to impress upon young your budget. 4 9 ^ can people the consequences of committing crimes. Admission to the unit is free but adults are UOderwood KJ invited to contribute to the sup­ atcp&niop C * < port of the foundation. On one end of the unit is a pple Juice Deviled Rain - 3 . m O* ^ mim repiica of a stark jail cell and a. Z on the opposite end are very 40 oz. reaiistic repliqas of the eiectric -A z chair used in the old bottle Wethersfield State Prison and 3 9 ' one of a gas chamber. The unit aiso has severai Lt. Edwin Carlson, right, of the Vernon Police display in the unit. Looking on are John Gavin, operating pieces of crin^ detection equip­ Department’s Special Services Unit, presented Ralph manager of W. T. Grant Store in the Tri-City Plaza where HaMtant' ment such as a lie detector Haughn, tour director with the “Jail on Wheels” with a the unit is parked and Mrs. Janet Bums, a representative 2 machine, an intoximeter to test badge and arm patch of the Vernon Department to become th6 alcohoiic content of blood, of the Tri-City Merchants’ Association and manager of the Pea Soup part of a collection oPmore than 400 patches and badges oh D & L Store there. (Herald photo by Richmond) and a teletype machine which o 0,7} immediately transmits all in­ Green |.-0 M l A formation poiice need concer­ or ning a suspicious person, stoien Added to this collection is a the warning, “Stop that was not to glamourize the ’The unit is well worth seeing m c a n s ^ cars and such. badge and patch from the Ver­ crime....you can’t win.’’ resources of police nor to depict and it might just make young Yellow ^ < Prices effective Mon., April 21-Set., April 26. In glass cases along the walls non Police Department. It will “Breaking the law means the value of prison or capital people think twice about com­ 5 " m s u £ r are some 400 police todges and punishment and grief,” John E. punishment, “but rather to In fairnMS to all of our customers, we reserve the riqhi to fim il sales to three packiqes of any item except where otherwise noted. Hems offered for be in a special frame in the case mitting a crime when they see sale not aval able in c m lots, or to other retail dealers or wholesalers. Most items specially u le priced: some at our everyday low prices, fishery prices eiiective Tuesday, ' 3 patches collected from police while the 'mobile unit is in Ver­ Slavin Jr., a director of the provide a constant reminder of their prospects might be con­ departments throughout the non. * ^ foundation said. what awaits those who would finement to that stark jail United Sates where the mobile According to the late Sheriff take the law into their own cell....or worse. unit has appeared. On the outside of the unit is Slavin, the intent of the unit hands.” , V N^Etiglatid I

Sewer Assessments Revised, Bills Going Out Q C ^ I 3 T were Only altered to reflect a brands sale! VERNON gripes about the method of the average of the two sides. He the assessment doesn’t exceed Revised sewer assessments assessment. Particularly vocal said in some cases taking the the value of the house and lot. reduction of a few dollars. GetIfiMirSiDp&Saiofisiwortli! for corner lot owners in the were homeowners with corner average wasn't a good method Dooley asked the town at­ The highest assessment runs w i n Merline Dr.-Skinner Rd. lots. of computation. torney if he thought, based on $12,775.93 but most averaged Our New England Brands sale brings you .worthwhile savings on many fine O project were approved by the A. Richard MacDonald, He said his subcommittee the methodology used, that the between $3,000 and $4,000 with foods that are produced locally. And, eveiy other item in our ad is a special, o Z Town Council Monday night. chairman of the council’s sewer reviewed, one-by-one, all of the assessments could be legally some considerably lower. They too... an all-week special to give you The bills will be mailed out im­ subcommittee, said in most in­ complaints and spent about 50 challenged. Atty. Schwebel said may be stretched over a 15-year your Stop &.Shopsworth. mediately with a. due date of stances assessments on corner hours doing so. “ The he didn’t feel the methodology period for payment with a five Ocean Spray June 1. lots were adjusted. He assessments were not arrived could be attacked but it’s not to per cent annual interest rate at­ At a March 24 public hearing explained that some corner lots at willy-nilly,” he said. He say that an individual case tached. If the homeowners Cranberry Jidee on the assessments, have sewers only on one side added, “No m atter what we did couldn’t be attacked. wishes to pay by this method he gallon jug $ 4 9 9 Csdnfk Cucumber homeowners involved spent while others have them on both someone would be unhappy.” MacDonald said 149 must notify the tax collector’s Tart and tangy 2 about five hours airing their sides, and the committee took Councilman Thomas Dooley assessments were changed. office within 30 days of June 1. Slices 'eo . » '4 9 ‘ questioned Town Attorney Ab­ Most of these were reduced and ' I .. - bot Schwebel as to how it would a couple were increased and be handled if a homeowner many had no change, he said. Corned Betf Stop&Sliop Councilwoman Gretchen challenged his assessment. Murder Charged t I a c W Atty. Schwebel explained that Mason questioned how the n a S n 15oz.can A Salad O il 69 ' the state statutes provide that difference would be made up BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - leoz.btl. once an assessment is made it for those that were reduced and Police have charged Ester Rodriquez, 36, with murder in She H eralii has to be paid. MacDonald said MacDonald said that general KenPs Ita lia n S alad . - -2 the stabbing Tuesday of Anibal Area Profile the people affected have had taxation makes up the more than ample time to difference. Cancel, 29. D ressing A Q ^ object. The assessment charge is Mrs. Rodriquez chased 8 oz. bottle^ Atty. Schwebel said he has $23.40 per foot and there was no Cancel from her home at 7 P ie F ilIin g 69 ' Cherry or Blueberry 2i^ calr never seen a group action suit change in that amount, just a Harrison St. with an eight-inch in such a case. He said, “The change in the manner of kitchen knife out to the street Prince Shells P Burokas Asks test is if the ..assessment figuring some lots. and there stabbed him in the chest at about 5:15 p.m., police Meijium, RIgatoni Peter Paul Candy exceeds the benefit incurred. If Some of the reductions, after Mounds, York Mint More Crime Data it is needed, it is worth it, no review, amounted to several said. Cancel died at 11:13 p.m. or Ziti 16 oz. box 3 9 ‘ matter what the cost as long as hundred dollars while some at Park City Hospital. or Almond Joy 12 oz. pkg. # G 7 - i l i l i Prince 1 TOLLAND back with a report and costs, Spaghetti Sauce JuiUboTowds ’— • w Vivian Kenneson which could be a bond issue. ^ « z Correspondent Normally, one-sixth of the 16 oz. jar l^uiityEdr re< “D unO Board of Selectmen Chair­ town roads are oiled each year; Assorted Flavors 5 5 ^ 125 sheet-2 ply roll -< re JL OS man John Burokas Tuesday however, due to increased cost = 2 t/i complained to Town Manager of oil, only 80 per cent of those H John Harkins that the monthly scheduled were oiled. Harkins • m police report does not provide said that a program of correc­ Fresh Genuine American Spring Lamb! 7} 00 enough detail, such as the type ting lack of underdrains and of crime activity in town. storm drainage must be in­ Shoulder Harkins said that he does not itiated in order to prevent road get a copy of the daily report deterioration. Resident State Trooper Harry Road Line Grant Tomasek files with the State Harkins told selectmen that L am b C hops Police Barracks, but that this he and Road Superintendent Tender, meaty, beautifully trimmed chops your family information will be available in William Seveik have compiled a will enjoy. Genuine American Spring lamb! the future. list of roads to submit to the Selectwoman Helen Wanat state for a grant for striping. stressed that more publicity on Included are Old Stafford Rd., o x < the surge of housebreaks in Old Cathole Rd., Doyle Rd., Rib Lamb Chops *1 r i m town would alert all Gehring Rd., Old Post Rd., homeowners. Cider Mill R^d., Goose Lane, Selectmen also questioned Grant Hill Rd., Mountain Shoulder Lamb combination !T-<0 Harkins about the proposed Spring Rd. “ 3 Z budget item of a second resi­ Sjr i dent state trooper, asking for a Lamb Legs Whole-Oven Ready comparison to a second full­ ROCKVILLE time constable with Iraining at the Meriden State Police HOSPITAL Lamb Patties 99'lb. School. ~^NOTES Harkins said the two are not 2 equal, pointing to the training, Stuffed Breast of Lamb 99 Admitted Tuesday: Tekla experience and education Balukas, Mile Hill Rd., behind a state trooper. The Tolland; Marcella. Berticelli, town pays 60 per cent of Uie Elm St., Rockville; Andrew “Quality-Protected” Stop & Shop Great BeefL 2 trooper’s expenses and comes Bourque, Somers; Robert S ^ 7 } with a uniform, weapon, and Boyle, W. Main St., Rockville; |.?0 vehicle. The town also has the Nicole Cersosino, Griffin Rd., auspices of the state police Rockville; Tasha Fernandez, ^ 5r < behind a trooper, such as lab W. Main St., Rockville; Irene 3 r !Lm facilities, radio, maintenance, Shoulder Steak Harvey, West Willington; etc. Be^ Chuck-for London Broil David Ignatowicz, Pleasant St., Great beef... good eating! Perfect price for your budget. ^ Selectman Ted Palmer noted Rockville; Grace 111, Franklin that a resident state trooper 1 4 9 Park, Rockville; Rachel position is considered one of the Lambert, West Rd., Ellington; better jobs, one an applicant Top Round Steak s, *1 Phillip Luginbuhl, RFD 1, A lb must earn. Ellington; Mary Natsisky, The present resident trooper Newmarker Rd., Rockville; Beef Round Tip Steak works a five-day week and a se­ Scott Pearsall, Meadowlark cond trooper would assure the Rd., Vernon; Linda Snow, Beef Chuck Cubed Steak town a 7-day coverage, and Ellington Rd., South Windsor; longer hours. John Vesper, White St., Boel Round $ 4 89 3 ^ Harkins noted that the con­ Rockville; Carl Westover, Staf­ Top Round Steak-1 st Cuts I lb. stables serve a very important •4Q e(9 C 1 ford Springs; Nancy Schneider, 49 — m "1 function in the town, and are Robin Rd., Vernon. Skirt Steak-Beef Chuck $1 t 3 w the “general eyes and ears” of Discharged Tuesday: Alma the state police. Becker, Broad Brook; Jon Roads Gilbert, Stafford Springs; Mrs. V Sunkist ^ . ^ 1^ JUMBO ?56 SIZE w EH Selectmen expressed concern Margaret Heist and daughter. S" o about the decrease in the town Center Rd., Vernon; Michael roads budget. Selectman Jones, Brookside Lane, Ver­ ______Delicious sweet eating. Stewart Joslin said “We had to non; Robert Ouellette, Dunn keep heating buildings when Hill Rd., Tolland; Teresa costs rose and oiling roads is as Oulundsen,. Jan Dr.,,.Vernon; ALL STOP & SHOP STORES OPEN 8 A.M. important.” Palmer suggested Nash Rowlett, Ashworth St., that Harkihs assess the com­ Manchester; Nancy Schneider, ^ ■ ■ plete road situation and come Robin Rd., Vernon. DAILY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! N y MANCHESTER EVENING HER.ALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. April 23. 1975- PAGE TWENT\’-F1VE p a g e t w e n t y -f o u r — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., April 23,19^

AT FOOD MARTS YOU'LL GO HOME WITH A BIGGER BUNDLE FOR LESS MONEY! By MICHAEL J. CONLON WASHINGTON (LTD ~ A t\-pe FRESHLY GROUND of ^ a y paint gun on the maiicet FOOD MART SLICED 20 OZ. LOAVES for only a few \-ears is being linked to serious injuries, some of which have even resulted in GROUND S g <0- amputation of fingers. WHITE liie Consumer I^oduct Safety Commission sa.\s the problem results because the paint is BREAD ejected at high speed with such needle sharpness that it can pene^ate the skin and cause tissue injury. E\en something that appears as harmless as a l o i pin prick can spread paint under ALL FOOD MART STORES JOIN IN AND CELEBRATE THE the skin, causing infection. The gun involved is referred Ml to as an airless t\-pe. It depends on the pushing of a piston-t.\'pe W ALDBAUM’S GREAT GRAND GDENING device to pressure the paint out of the m arine, instead of on an air compressor. OF ITS 25th SUPERMARKET IN WEST HARTFORD! The commission said it con­ Food Mart ducted six in-depth investiga­ tions of injuries associated with -M O D U C f' the de\ ices. Four cases, three of T"""*"pER$0NAirs'l2r" *""ccl c O'!;; .S o (0 ters, suffered partial or total ! IVORY SOAP I ><3 c o c Q. finger amputation as a result. U.S.D.A. CHOICE SWEET VINE RIPENED REPEATSALEI S o * " •0 5 .® “ - SWEET LUSCIOUS I U . L x; 0> Q.O i - « C . 2 The agency said two t\-pes of 2 10 c -4^ 3 C (D « ; MEXICAN CALIFORNIA vo « . guns are involved: large I 4 a i C S V I capacity units used by profes­ BOTTOM o •- 2 8 11 sionals but available to con­ CANTALOUPES STRAWBERRIES ( AND THIS COUFON AT FOOD MARTI. ■ sumers, and small capacity GOOD THRU lAT.. AFRIk U. LIMIT I ■C w w."C> ©■Is c l !c 5 ' Ss ROUND LARGE ( ONI FKO. OF 4 . ONI COUPON PIR ■ o o i {/) jv 0) SIZE 59 ' ,(1) U) — w tiS O- ROAST U .S.D .A. C H O IC E The commission said con­ 3 ^*o ^(O ^ sumers should not rent such BEEF ROUND 9-j : 0) c £ guns without WTitten operating $1 FLDRIOA CO TIP r TOPCO B LEA C N i s ? v g . i instructions, and should read the ROAST l i s i l instructions carefully. In addi­ SNOW WHITE .0-0 fO o c tion; it said, users never should YELLOW CORN C/) ^ U J (J o FRESH TENDER try to unclog the nozzle while the H 1.5 9 KERNELS MUSHROOMS machine is in use. WITH PURCHASI OF SS.OO OR MORI I AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. ? ■I GOOD THRU SAT.. AFRIL U. LIMIT CHipVi| I .A recOTt letter carried here OSCAR MAYER U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ ONE GAL. • ONI COUPON PIR * I F A M IL Y . J complaining about premiums in BUDGET SUMMERS SALE! 79 ; cereals and other products TOP ROUND aimed at children prompted this FRESH • CRISP comment from Brady. Tex.: WEINERS or r"""^L*"M6NTE"" --Al) she has to do is stand up STEAK CALIFORNIA CELERY INDIAN RIVER'S BEST ■ FLDRIDA SEEDLESS > PINEAPPLE n p i l l i r I as a parent and refuse to let her .V-F FRANKS r GRAPEFRUIT lllllllli ! children purchase that brand of WHITE GRAPEFRUIT cereal. By asking the govern­ . . U .S .N 0 .1 ment to Sop the placement of « I . I 9 1 69 * IDAHO POTATOES • EST BAKING such to\s in cereal she is admit­ U.S DA. CHOICE WITH PURCHASE OF IS.OO OR MORI ^ I S U G A R S W E E T . F R E S H AND THIS COUFON AT FOOD MARTS. = ting that she is not a strong A L L M EAT Tip Steak round l e . I ./ 9 I EXTRA LARGE GOOD THRU SAT.. AFRIL }«. LIMIT C V flM ■ enough parent to control her B re a k fa s t OR A LL B E E F ONE CAN ONE COUPON PER ^ | | | A | | ^ ■ U.S.D.A. CHOICE * . DOLE PINEAPPLES I^FAMILY. J own children, and she is taking SAUSAGE BOLOGNA Bottom Round Steak L B . 1 .0 9 GOURMET'S DELIGHT the eight of choice from the rest U.S.D.A. CHOICE _ of us. ' FRESH CALIF. AVOCADOS 4 -M. loz. f i Q c Round Cube Steak tt. .7 9 "If people agree with her. and .11.39 PKG. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■DAIRY- sop bu\ing the cereal, you can Top Round Roast lb. ’ 1.49 res assured that the trinkets will U.S.D.A. CHOICE , o t t OM^ SICQ FOOD CLUB SOLID PACK AUNT MILLIE BLUE BONNET disappear. Braunschweiger Chiib 5 9 ‘ Rump Roast round l e . 1.09 A •The same holds true for ad­ WHITE MEAT SPAGHETTI MARGARINE vertising on childrens television. .Sliced Bacon l1 1 ,6 9 Simply Sop purchasing the pro­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE ducts advertised. Even more BONELESS TUNA SAUCE 1 LB. PKG. SAUSAGE QUARTERS drasic. stop watching the televi­ OUR BEST CHUCK PLAIN sion. We lived w ithout television BREADED w . % . A O ® DR MEAT 4 9 “ for many years. We can cer­ VEAL PATTIES STEAK 14DZ. JAR * VEAL PATTIES CAN 39 tainly do it again. UNDERBL/yOE KRAFT P “We consimers have complete 12® S CRACKER BARREL control over the money we *1.39 = FOOD CLUB ® ® J3 IS CO PERRI - FRESH FDDD CLUB 5 « 2 spend, and usually a verj.^ wide 8 9 ‘ o= - ® choice as to the pnDducts we buy. Sausage Meat Roll GREEN BEANS WHITE CHEESE O D) We simply n e ^ to use that APPLE U.S.D.A. CHOICE^ FRENCH STYLE power wisely. As a consumer I Fenway Beef Franks C . 9 9 ' BONELESS retain the right to buy what 1 JUICE EXTRA SHARP ^ 0) ® *“ 10QZ. STICK (A Z 2 please, when I please, and with­ CHUCK 5 « .E w M.39 ... o o * ® ® m 00 O u o S co « t - O i_ (/)- WALDBAUM'S DELICIOUS N.Y. STYLE DELII Q..E a o *«» parents are either not at home or DIET MAZOLA CQc too busy when their children are Margarine I LR PKG D V DANISH IMPORTED Underwood Deviled Ham 79' o r ' a l V s k a n being exposed to the kind of pre­ LO XSALE SCHORR'S SOUR TUC mium offers in television com­ BOILED HAM Garlic Pickles Q U A R T J A R / 3 mercials w;hich the government SABLE CHUNKS Island Farm Cut Asparagus 3 ' c a n s ^ 1 . is interested in controlling. ROTHMUND o * 1 . 8 9 GERMAN BOLOGNA Friskies Buffet Cat Food J .rs If you have sudded snow tires . b a k e r y - on your car. there are 28 sates LiVERWURST R O T H M U N D l B. UJ * •: SHARP Figaro Tuna Cat Food 3 where it is illegal to keep them CARANDO § : i 5 f CHEDDAR FOOD MART >■ a o on during the summer. PEPPERONI ORVL’^c^*H"o lb Food Club Egg Noodles 49' WHITI According to the (Joodyear CHEESE CARANDO N.E. iU Tire and Rubber C^.. Illinois. tj LUNCHEON SAUSAGE Food Club Coffee d.Vl“e"cp*e%k va’c*cahM.77 BHEAD I I Utah and Washington require n . 6 9 O'* £ such tires to be removed by CHICKEN ROLL M M I L Y l-E Contadina Tomato *Paste 39' 8 INCH March 1. .An .April 1 date applies TABLE TALK in Iowa. Michigan. New Jersey. MUEHSTER ALPERT'S PASTRAMI Oklahoma. Rhode Island. WeS APPLE PIE 9 9 * Virginia and Wisconsin. The CHEESE CHOPPED LIVER deadline is mid-April in T r * BIRDS 10 TIP TOP * PACK 0% 2 Delaware. Kansas. Ohio. * 1 .4 9 "H0T"BAGELSa"a7l\Vl e 12 _ _ G A Y L O R D Tasti Fries eye r Hofftsf Duyf on fc9* 100' F L O R ID A Nebraska. North Dakota. ALL VARIETIES English Muffins 2 7 9 ' •-in Virginia and Idaho. The ORANOI Green Giant Rice z i t removal deadline is April 30 in Oatmeal Bre^ L*0% 5 S o -; h California. Connecticut. Indiana. ^MfALTN A RfAUry AlOf JUICE Rich's Coffee Rich Mainland. Massachusetts. New q: .2 « ' REG.REG OROR MINT MINT - - SOI. SOZ.TUEE TUBE O fl C MRS. PAUL'S u t J. York. Oregon and Pennsv lvania: 5 c.% 9 5 ° Rsh Fillets FAMILY Coffee Rings '•« '•“» / “ May 1 in Alaska and Arizona: Ultra Brite Toothpaste a 9 > 1 0 CEPACOL A TOP FMOST N HOWARD JOHNSON '• 11 OZ. FKG. NISSENS CDC and May 31 in Montana. U 01, BOTTLE 89‘ of o 3 Eighteen other sates allow Macaroni & Cheese DINNIRS Assorted Donuts I D MOOTNWASN Beacon Alcohol T O P FR O ST sudded tires all year, but they CHICKBNTUflKEY FARMCRSST . BUTTERMAIO C C C Whip Topping 45 ' MEAT LOAF OK SALIS. STEAK are banned completely in Loui­ 5 OZ. BOTUE White Bread »oi loaf b o siana. Minnesota. .Mississippi 'MT •LUEBIRRY Wilkinson Blades 2 9 ' n OZ P K G 59' and. of all places, Hawaii. Eggo Waffles i i o z C R O Y A L U Q j $4 COUNT PKG. 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MANCHESTER PARKADE PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENIWO HERALD. Manche«ter, O i^ .. Wed.. April 2 3.1OT5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 23, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN LEGAL NOTICE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J k Homaa For Sale 23 Hikes Asked for Hebron Officials Yi5u w lL l'“ TI INVITATION ADVERTISING ADVERTISING MANCHESTER - Older Dutch j Anne Dallaire the town lost any revenue request was in line with what pany whom Hebron has done I TO BID DEADLINE Colonial on corner landscaped 3 Correapondwt because of his absence. tlMy are receiving. business With for years. The RATES lot, features kitchen with built- ? I The Manchester Board of 12:00 noon tha day bafort 2284267 Grant said they have received The town constables are board went with Clart because Education seeks bids for Paint 1 d a y ...... 9* word par day publication. ins, formal dining room , 5 3 d a y s ...... 84 word par day fireplaced living room, den plus f About so residents attended complaints, but he doesn’t think requesting |2,000 for police of past experience, and the I for the 1975-76 school year. Deadline lor Saturday and 6 d a y s ...... 7( word per day four bedrooms, and 11/2 baths, ^ and asked for salary Increases the town has lost any money. radio equipment along ^ th a board feel comfortable with its Sealed proposals will be Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. decision. I 26 d a y s ...... 64 word per day priced in the 50’s. B/W realty, i for elected officials at the la the area of Community equi|unent to aid the firemen received until 3:30 p.m.. May IS WORD MINIMUM Grant said the approximate 647-1419. Board of Finance sdiednled Health Services a f7,9S0 in­ when out on call. SMOKING I 29,1975 at which time they will Happy A d a ...... $2.00 Inch PLEASE READ increase for the boa^ of educa­ She iierath budget hearing to review the crease was questioned by the In reviewing the Board of be publicly opened. The right is MANCHESTER VICINITY - tion is 15.8 per cent, and also I general government and Board residents. Thomas Ford, Education proposed budget, reserved to reject any and all YOUR AD Large older two-family with the repair to the roof at the of Education budget lo t 1875-7B. representative of the service, Wirth questioned the increase I bids. Specifications and bid Claaallled ads are taken over good sized four and five room Hebron Elementary School will ON JUNE 4th jb* phone as a convenience. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Richard Grant, chaftman of said one additional nurse was of teacher positions. David forms may be secured at the apartments and 50x166 lot, good come to about $32,000. The bids At SmokEndcrm, we wlU INSIST th»t you keep Mnoklng unUI yon knve I The Herald la reiponalbla for starter or investment. Fhiced in the Board of Finance, reviewed retpiired. The salary increase Allbee, chairman of the board Business Office, 45 N. School only one Incorrect Iniartlon and of education, explained that the hqreful will be in before the tmnied lo quit enlmlyi romforuble uid with digaily — forever free of mid 30’s. B/W realty, 647-1419. for the residents the general amounts to 15 per cent. Some the desire lo smoke. I Street, Manchester, Connec­ than only to the size ol tha need was fw larger enrollment May 12 hearing. original InMrtlon. Errors which government budget and gave a residoits were against a IS per We will leaeh yoji lo quit smoking with NO seare laclles« NO willpower, ticut. comparison of salaries for cent increase in salary, but not in kindergarten and sixth Grant added that it will be 50 NO hypnosis, NO shoek Ireaimenl, NO drugs and NO **eold turkey^ I do not lesMn the value ol tha MANCHESTER VICINITY - per cent from the state. wllbdrawaK Raymond E. Demers, advertlasmant will not be cor­ Duplex on corner lot, one apart­ elected of ficials in town the siae in the areas of the se^ce that grade. rected by an additional InMr- Charles Barrasso, board of Enjoy the painlrss and popular SmokEoder method that has reeeived I Business Manager ment has three bedrooms the pf to Hebron. is provided. Mrs. Emt asked if the board nationwide aerlaim for helping lens of thousands bceome happy, relaxed llon. PHONE 643-2711 other has two. Tenants pay Mrs. Anne Emt said she was Borst told the residents the of education would be coming to education member, said the NON^mokers — tolally indiferent lo rigarelles. I their own heat and utilities. in favor of the town clerk equipment was needed for the tte town with a deficit this salaries for the teachers have You ean*l afford to smoke. Fight Inflation by saving all that money. I FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Priced at $31,900. B/W realty smety of the men along with year. Grant said he felt there come tb an impass mid will be Vjo\nt to a brief inlro^petory meeting near you. It*s free* Please bring Help W anted 13 647-1419. receiviSg an increase, due to your rigarettra ....'by June 4lh you won*l need them anymore. LEGAL NOTICE the hours she puts in and the maintenance for trucks, hose would be .no deficit, that the going into mediation, and if that I INDEX Help Wanted Homes for Sale, 23 responsibility she has. and helmets. board has been cutting back. doesn’t work out will go into ar­ FREE EXPUNATORY INVITATION NOTICES ESTABLISHED REAL Estate □ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER''- Eight-year bitration if necessary. LOCATION MEETINGS I 1 — office needs two full-time sales HEAD HOUSEKEEPER - MANCHESTER - Redwood old. 4 1/24 1/2 Duplex, 1 1/2 William 7 . Rprst, fire diief, ’The building inspectoj^in-‘ ' Wirth questioned the need for Come lo eilhcr date lUied Loat and Found one teacher’s aide being hired I 2 — Partonalt people. Wolverton Agency, mature experienced Farms, spacious 9 room Raised baths, aluminum siding, laun- agreed, saying'that with the crease in salary drew' com­ Expert Comments TO BID 3 »- Annouhcama’nti Realtors, 649-2813. housekeeper with supervisory Homoa For Sele 23 Ranch, set on large treed lot. drv room, basement garages, for each school, saying his wife MANCHESTER-BOLTON Tharadait tremendous amount of w<^ she plaints again this year. Wirth On Saigon Events FUn*’* BwUurul Apr. 24 or Majr 1 I The Manchester Board of 4 Entertainment ability needed. Excellent fringe Three full baths, aluminum utilities, prime location. haniiif^ and the responsibility said he knew this was a part- along with others donate their Rl 6 ft 44A SiOO P.M. Education solicits bids for S — Auctlona benefits. Please apply in per­ MANCH^isTER- 7 1/2 room siding, two fireplaces, family 500. 6494138. she has, she should get an in­ time job, and knowing this can free time in the classrooms. STORRS (UPI) - The direc­ GLASTONBURY Moudar I Physical Education Supplies for . « FINANCIAL „ . COSMETIC SALES son, Meadows Convalescent older home, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 room, five possible bedropihs. Apr. 28 8 Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea B^ll-time position available. crease. not justify the salary increase. Allbee said if the town could tor of East Asian studies at The Backboani RMUurul the 1975-76 school year. Sealed Experience is required. Apply: Per­ Home, 333 Bidwell Street, baths with 2-car garage. Asking $51,900. Zinsser Agency, CONDOMINIUM - Six rooms, 3 v 2941 Mato Slf Ml 8i00 rM. I 9 Personal Loana sonnel Mrs. Emt said the town Ned EUels said he concured set up a good volunteer aide McGill University says events bids will be received until 3:30 to - t Insuranc* Manchester. Convenient location, $34,900. E. 646-1511. X bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, wall-to- J should ^ve elected officials the with Wirth, saying |10,000 is too program t ^ t would be consis­ in Vietnam shoidd encourage EAST WINDSOR Monday p.m.. May 8,1975 at which time & F. Associates, 646-5358 or 633- wall carpeting! Modern kitchen Runada Ion Apr. 28 I EMPLOYMENT FORBES & WALLACE same consideration it gives the much for a part-time>4i!^, and tent it would be helpful. Third World nations to resist they will be publicly opened. 9149. MANCHESTpH - Newer 2- with built-ins, finished rec Rl. 140 ft 1-91 6i.QQ PJR. I 13 Help Wanted Manchester Parkada family, 4^, aluminum sided. room, central air-conditioning. teachers. now that the town nas^ a -Andrew Mblligan, president superpower domination. The right is reserved to reject 14 Business Opportunities MACHINISTS WILUMANTIC Tucaday 15 Situation Wanted MANCHESTER-Six month Excellaii't condition, all $32,500. Philbrick Agency, Neither the town clerk or the sanitarian, he takes a lot of. of the Hebron Taxpayers Dr. Paul Lin, who lived in the .Temple B’nal larael Apr. 29 any and all bids. Specifications — We have openings for the 8i00 P.M. I new, prime west side location, appliances. Call 646-7366. Realtors, 6464200. selectmen submitted a salary work load off the building in­ Association, called for a ^,000 People’s Republic of China 327 Jackaon Sireel and bid forms may be secured S EDUCATION following experienced 16 ... Private Instructions NEWSPAPER DRIVER for six 5-5 Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, 2 increase in the proposed reduction in the VEBNON Friday I spector. from 1950 to 1965, made the at the Business Office, 45. N. 19 — Schdols-Classes day delivery. Call Mr. Griffin at machinists: hardwood floors, aluminum EAST HARTFORD- Seven MANCHESTER - Large 6 room superintendent’s office request Howard JoIuisod'b Motor Lodge May 2 budget. It was noted that the Richard Keefe, building in­ comment on Vietnam Tuesday 451 Hartford Turnpike 8i00 P.M. I School Street, Manchester, 20 — Instructions Wanted 647-9411. RULLARD OPERATOR siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ room split Level, 4 bedrooms, older Ranch with garage and ■ two selectmen receive the spector, defended his request and not to renew his contract, at the University of Connec­ Connecticut. RRIDGEPORT OPERATOR ... Someone poration, 646-0131. I M t baths, fenced yard, porch, no basement. $36,^. E. 1 REAL ESTATE & F. Associates. 646-5358 or 633- lowest salary in the state. for an increase, saying he puts but instead hire a business ticut. I Raymond E. Demers, 23 ... Homes lor Sale NEWSBOYS for South Windsor LATHE MAN may hove «ent yov aluminum siding, large kitchen manager. 24 Lots-Land for Sale area. Call Mr. Griffin at 647- $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 9149. Mrs. Marsha Eaton 30 hours per week into the posi­ Lin said defeat of the Saigon Business M anager' — These are permanent, full­ with built-ins. Only $32,900. I 25 Investment Property ehappyodi ' baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ questioned the assessor’s tion and does not hold another Residents questioned the in­ government will mean that “an — Business Property 9411. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 26 time positions, made age, nearly two acres. Hutchins salary, saying it was her un­ job during the winter months. crease in pupil transportation important strategic area on I LEGAL NOTICE 27 — Resort Property available by our recent “new 643-1108. THIS HOME QUALIFIES TH E EASY WAY TO QUIT SMOKING’ 28 — Real Estate Wanted PROFESSIONAL Legal Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. derstanding that the assessor Also he presented a listed of and were told Allbee it was a China’s southern borders Will STATE OF CONNECTICUT plant” expansion. We offer For information about meetlnj in other areas call or write 450 Pearl I Secretary - Excellent skills on­ MANCHESTER - New family FOR $1,94S TAX CREDIT 3 has been out of his office a lot salaries of other men in his new contract for five years with MI8C. SERVICES be taken out of the realm of Street, Box 312, Stoughton, 02072 3 ft-6 ^ j(4 1 3 j 967 Ret. 5th Tuesday — ly. In Willimantic. Salary open. excellent starting wages and $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in­ NEW GARRISON COLONIAL the Clark Transportation Com- 7222 f2n3) 272.2122* fimr 31 Services Offered •^ Child & Family g: Colonial, aluminum siding, 3 this year and she wondered if position in the area saying his being a pawn of superpower '7222 (203) 272-2122* Smokenders, Ine. Phllllpsburgh. N.J. (>8865, I April, 1975 32 Painting-Papering ' Reply to Box “A” Manchester fringe benefits including law apartment, carpeting, $435 bedrooms, bath and lavatory, Formal dining room, fireplaced living politics.” G. JEFFREY COUR 33 — Building-Contracting Herald. profit sharing and overtime. Services of ^ month income. Hutchins Agen­ pversized modern kitchen, room, eat-ln Mtchen, first-floor laun­ J 34 RoolIng-SIdIng cy, Realtors, 646-3166. dry room, 3 bedroons, 2W baths, BEVERLY B. COUR 35 — Heatlng-Plumolng Experienced only need apply. ^ Manchester | built-ins, 24' combination dining natural woodwork, big closets, v. 36 — Flooring and playroom, garage, just- aluminum siding, convenient to — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage AVON’S NEW earnings plan WARD MFG. CO. I TAG AND I Selectmen To Attend Budget Meeting MASTER CHARGE WELCOME ON FREEZER ORDERS LAMBERT V. RUPELL, et al ' 37 MANCHESTER - three family - right lot, conveniently located. everything, $38,900. 38 — Services Wanted means you make more money.' 186 Adams Straat COURT OF COMMON PLEAS I BAKE SALE | 7-7-5, separate furnaces, Trade of your present home F.J. SPILECKI board agenda for tonight’s Ikll guaranteed, world famous Manchester 646-6560 parking, large lot, Asking $43,- T.OLLAND Board of Selectmen Chair­ COUNTY OF TOLLAND MI8C. FOR SALE products, many at new low considered. $37,500. Donald S. Realtor 643-2121 meeting in the Education Ad­ 41 .. Articles for Sale An Equal Opportunity Employer I McDonald's Parking % 900. Warren E. Howland Gale Realty Company, man John Burokas and Vice APRIL 2, 1975 42 Building Supplies prices. I’ll show you how. Call Vivian Kenneson ministration Building at 7:30 Realtors, 643-1108. Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. Chairman Kevin Cavanagh s^d NOTICE TO LAMBERT V. 43 .. Dogs-BIrde-Pets 523-9401. Lot I Correspondent are revision of a policy regar­ WESTERN BEEF 44 Livestock CONTEMPORARY R aised After Clash they would attend the education RUPELL, IF LIVING, AND, 45 ___ Boats A Accessories ig Saturday, April 26th Tel. 875-4704 ding use of. school buildings; a PILGRIM FABRICS has part- Ranch - Large, modern kitchen meeting with some questions IF N O T LIVING, THE 46 _ Sporting Goods INVENTORY-Record aerk - ^ BUYERSI with pantry, formal dining At least two selectmen will before the. selectmen meet policy for early school dis­ 47 — Garden Products time openings for mature Figure aptitude a must. Typing § 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. SELLERS! BENTON STREET A government trooper carrying an M-16 and belts of am- WIDOW, • HEIRS, — room with built-ins, living room attend tonight’s Board of Friday evening to finalize the missal for employed students; 48 Antiques salesladies. Must have ability an asset. Contact We have cuMomere waiting. Solid Colonial with fireplace, big munitiion makes his way past a gravestone after South Education meeting to learn MON., TUES., WED., SAT. representatives AND 49 — Wanted to Buy porch, garages. Priced to sell, in mla with cathedral ceiling and 1975-76 budget. and a request for permission to knowledge of sewing. Apply Richard Tischofer, The Rourke- By not knowing each other, thirties. fieldstone fireplace from floor ; Vietnamese troops were engaged with the enemy early 63 TOUAND TPKE. CREDITORS OF SAID , RENTALS Cheney H all,'177 Hartford Eno P ap er Company, 261 more about the proposed educa­ Othw items on the school offer certain courses with small 9 - 6 - We’re both loeingl to ceiling, redwood paneling, .> LAMBERT V. RUPELL 52 .. Rooms for Rant Road, Manchester. Weston Street, Hartford, 522- T.J: CROCKEn today. The South Vietnamese moved their remainijig com­ tion budget. .. enrollment at the high school. MANCHESTER, CONN. — Apartments for Rent four bedrooms, 2 full baths, ; THUR8., FRI 9 to 9 UPON THE COMPLAINT of ’ 53 8211 for an appointment. An ReallbrN 643-1577 bat jets out of the Bien Hoa base northeast of .Saigon and TEL643>1184 54 Homes for Rent Happy Birthday large family room with ‘ _ CUSTODIANS - Experienced, equal opportunity employer, pulled them back to Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut airbase. (UPI SUNDAYSIoS the plaintiffs in the above en­ 55 Business for Rent E&F ASSOCIATES Jnc. fireplace, den or library, 5 ' WE RESERVE THE MBHT 56 _ Resort Property lor Rant part-time days and evenings. G R A M IE ^ titled action, praying for — REAL ESTATE sliding glass doors, 2 large photo) TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 57 Wanted to Rent Manchester - East Hartford. YOU SPEND money in your COVENTRY - 5 1/2 room reasons therein set forth, for a 58 — MIsc. lor Rent Residential Commercial decks, 2-car garage, large lot. ______HIE ACCffT fHEML FOOD CTWffS! S O R G IO I Ranch, with brick front. judgment determining the Call 643-5691, 2-6 p.m. spare time, why not make $68,500. Philbrick Agency, AUTOMOTIVE 70 OAKWOOD DRIVE Garage. Immediate occupancy. some, too? If you nave 6-8 hours Love, I Realtors, 6464200. rifthts in and to certain land and 61 Autos for Sale a week to spare, local Amway GLASTONBURY, CONN. VA no money down, conven­ OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 settling the title thereto, retur­ 62 _ Trucks lor Sale Brian, Kimberiy, | PHONE 633-9146 63 Heavy Equipment for Sals distributor offers mportunity tional financing $1,500 down. nable before the Court of Com­ SERVICE STATION MANCHESTER-Split 7rooms, ' 64 Motorcycles-BIcycles for good earnings. Phone 643- Donnie, Keiiy, | Only $29,900. Pasek Realtors, 1 1/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, . mon Pleas within and for 65 - Campers-Trallers-Moblle SPECIALS THUBS.. FBI. AND SAT. AHENDANT 5998. and Donaid and | Jim Egan, Broker 289-7475, 742-8243. modern kitchen, dining room, NEWS Tolland County to be held a t , Homes Horn* Phon* 872-75S9 Ifyourmlnor 66 ... Automotive Service FULL TIME, NIGHTS -^ ---- family room, fireplace, wall-'to- Mariiyn tool | Mary Egan, Salaa Rap. Rockville on Uie fifth Tuesday i 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease OVER 18 AVAILABLE NOW - CLEAN 4 1/2-room Ranch, con­ wall carpetii^, garage, large WE HAVE THE LARGEST DISPLAY OF FRESHLY] ' Homa Phona' 646-5358 dominium lived in one year, tile CAPSULES of April, A.D. 1975, and upon an Experience helpful but will Bookkeeper-statistical typist lot,L, $45,500. m lbrick Agency, A aj^lication in said action fbr an train. Apply needed part-time, West Hart­ bath plus shag carpeting slate Realtors, 646-4200. tdkasadsksy CUT TRIMMED MEATS IN THE ENTIRE AREA AND •••••••••••••••4************ ^ Manchester entry, sliding door, large oi;der of notice, it appearing MORIARTY RROS. ford. CPA. Call now Jobseekers, 568-1070. •J Junior Women's Club COVENTRY - $26,900 - Three closets. Carport, tennis and SALT BOX - Large, country STILL MAINTAIN OUR HIGH QUALITY OF MEAT an^ being found by the sub- 315 Center St. Mencheeter pool privileges. Huge clean No-Fault Barred s^ibing authority that the □ NOTICES S presents S . bedroom full-dormered Cape, kitchen with built-ins and SECRETARY for property basement, 100’ from private basement. Possible 2 or 3 extra NEW YORK (UPI) — A state Supreme Court justice has defendants whose names and fireplace, formal dining room, , AT LOW, LOW PRICES! management and construction I THE I beach, double lot, more. rooms. Nice neighborhood. $29,- double door spacious center en- declared New York’s no-fault insurance law un­ E m b le m addresses are as follows: Lost and Found 1 900. 646-6310. PART TIME- Experienced in firm. General office respon­ :S THUNDERMUG BAND S Warren E. Howland, Realtors, ‘-ance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 Lambert V. Rupell, if living, constitutional and a “colossal fraud on the public.” LOST - Black, 5 1/2 month old sales and other related services sibilities. Bookkeeping not I April 26, 1975 i 643-1108. aths, 2-car garage, large lot. Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice George Nichols said and, if not living, the widow, of life insurance department. required. Modern new offices. MANCHESTER/South Windsor 'hilbrick Agency, Realtors, FARM FRESH WAVBEST Labrador, wearing tan collar. i§ 9 p.m. to 1 a.m, - Seven-room Raised Ranch, Tuesday the law violated the rights of due process, trial by heirs, representatives and Reward. Call 649-8673. Apply Savings Bank of Please send resume indiedting i:¥ BOLTON LAKE - Small house 646-4200. cangiveit ijl; Mt. Carmel Hall with double lot on Lynwood central air-conditioning, 2 full creditors of said Lambert V. Manchester. 923 Main Street, experience and salary p jury, and equal protection of Uie law. baths, 2-car garage, brand new icUT-UP or SPLIT Rupeil,' are absent from this LOST - Reward. Male Dober­ Manchester. requirements. WHte Box R, Roberts Street, Drive. Short walk to lake for $ Manchester Herald. boating and swimming. Ed­ carpet and wallpaper, family State and their residences are' man mutt puppy, vicinity of ■ii; East Hartford :$ GRANDVIEW STREET mund Gorman Agency, 646- room. 40’s. 644-2i91. u ^ o w n and have gone to parts Prospect Street, Sunday. Tan EXPERIENCED Folder New homes. A Raised Ranch ready to Probe May Resume Operator Wanted - Call 522-4174 S BYOB 4040. go and a beautiful Ranch nearing com­ a m unknown, the last known studded collar, ears, no tail. CHOOSE OWN: hours';- will Tickets sold at the door SAVE $$$! - HEBRON - U&R pletion. Big lots, ideal setting. betjvjeen. 6 and. 3 for„appoint- PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — A federal grand jury with residence of said Lambert V. Named Klink. 646-6074. Train you for giviftg-eVening or call Mrs. Robert Monaco Si Raised Ranch, chai’ming T.J. CROCKEn CHICKENS lb. ment. demonstrations. Car required. fsl. a witness list that includes reputed regional crime lord ■ 4 5 Rvipell being in the Town of To get 8 ‘liite’’ "drop a line" in fireplaced living room, warm Realtors 643-1577 Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. LOST - Passbook No. 26-013726- Ha^py Blrttlday Want Ads. fireplaced family room and Raymond Patriarca may resume its investigation into the Coventry in said County, and 2, Connecticut Bank & Trust PART-TIME work - Four hours that nbtice of the institution of a week for janitorial duties. to color TV, eat-in kitchen, dining brutal gangland death of Richard (Dickie) Callei. Sub­ Company. Application made for SERVICE MAN NEEDED now room, 3 bedrooms, tre^ acre Any hours after 4:30 twice a JULIE PHANEUF OLDER HOME ■ Large living poenas given Patriarca and 17 other witnesses were ruled this action most likely to come payment. - air-conditioning, minimum 3-5 on quiet street with cul-de-sac. I to their attention is that week. Will consider retired per­ From Andy, COVENTRY - Seven room Cape -room with dining area, eat-in valid Tuesday, and the probe may resume next week. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• years experience. Call now. Minutes from Hartford and hereinafter ordered; it is son, man or woman. Call 646- Jobseekers, 568-1070. Jaime, and Scott and 4 room Ranch on one lot. kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, 3 Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 Cape has stone siding and full Manchester. Low 40’s. Owner, ORDERED, that notice of the 7550. bedrooms, porch. Interior com-; CUBE STEAKS .1 .3 9 shed dormer, Ranch income is 643-5535. pletely redecorated, 2-car gar­ institution of said action is LUNCH and breakfast cook, MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ WOMAN, mature and reliable $155 monthly Lake privileges, age. $33,500. Pnilbrick Agency, Capital Punishment Once you were proud of your lovely figure. N ow, (like many given the said defendants by cond, third. All kinds. Realty full-time opportunity for VERNON $49,900 for light housekeeping, one day experienced person. Call now, Help Wanted 13 $40’s. LaPenta Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. BOSTON (UPI) — An amended death penalty bill other women) your body has become flaccid. Your waist may Lean Tender some proper officer or other statewide. Credit rating un­ per week, references. Call 646- Realtor, 646-2440 or Lance DESIGNED TD PLEASE necessary. Reasonable. Con­ JoDseekers. 568-1070. The discriminating home providing capital punishment for nine categories of first- be too thick, hips and ^ighs too slack. But you can change person causing a true and 5231. BUSBOYS - Full-time opening, Kozikowski,'J42-7202.' NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven : attested copy of this order of fidential, quick arrangements. ' •♦'■V—■ ■ buyer, is this 8 room quality generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 • degree murder has passed the Senate and been returned to much of that with the help of European Health Spas ... Alvin Lunay Agency. 527-7971. EVENING doughnut maker - no experience necessary. Must 9 9 < notice to be published in the full-time opening now. be able to work evenings. LAND - Nice barn, three built Raised Ranch with baths, family room, 2; the House for concurrence with a m inor charge. The latest STEWHKIBEEF lb. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ SHOP FOREMAN bedroom home, baseboard through an effective One You/One Plan of exercise and nutri­ Manchester Herald, a Experience preferred, good cathedral ceiling, full wall fireplaces, 2-car garage, effort at reinstating the death penalty is the fourth in as ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Jobseekers, 568-1070. newspaper printed in 2nd Shift salary, call now, Jobseekers, heat, Hutchins Agency. fireplace & thick shag aluminuht siding, large lot. ' many years. tional guidance created expressly for you. In our modern exer­ Realtors, 646-3166. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Family Pack End and Center Cut hianchestqr, Connecticut, and MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Supervisory experience, good 568-lOTO. MAN for cleaning and stock ' g carpeting in the large living cise rooms, imder the supervision of skilled counselors, you background in general work, 9 p.m. • midnight. Must room, formal dining room, 6464200. having a circulation in the mortgages — interim financing VERNON - Three-bedroom - -- I can become firm, smooth, and shai^ly againl And you can machining and set-up of air­ CLEANING Person - Depen­ be over 18. Apply in person eat-in kitchen & much more. Town of Coventry in said Coun­ — expeditious and confidential Ranch, maintenance-free vinyl RANCH - Better-than new. 71/2 Homes Threatened 9 9 « service, J.D. Real Estate craft parts. Salary commen­ dable and experienced. Must after 6 p.m.. Dairy Queen Call 649-p)6. enjoy a paradise of pools, Roman whirlpools, Finnish saunas, PORKCHOPS lb. ty of Tolland, once a week for have own transportation. Call siding. Tremendous view. rooms, 3 bedrooms, family Assoc. 646-1980. surate with experience. Apply Brazier, 242 Broad Street; EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY HAMDEN (UPI) — A forest fire at Connecticut’s Turkish baths, and other marvelous facilities to pamper you. two successive weeks, com­ after 5:30, 649-4655. Almost new, 2 baths, 2-car gar- room with bar, large living • Sleeping Giant State Park threatened Hamden homes Bugnackl’s Hot or Sweat mencing on or before April 17, WAITRESSES needed now, age, large w.ooded lot, IARR0WS&WALLACE room with beautiful oval - body and soul. Be proud of your figure again! Be slim for the 1975, and that return of such carpeted. Immediate occupan­ lanolMtiM’ M wllma HirUonl fireplace, 2-car garage. $51,900. ^ Tuesday night but it was brought under control by about 80 The LE-MI TEACHERS - All areas, U.S. full, part-time. Many available 8I7-181B 72$-$eiB swim with European, the health spas conveniently located service be made to the above □ EMPLOYMENT an d abroad. Universal openings. Don't delay, call cy. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ’ men and a bulldozer. Authorities said it was tbe second named Court. Corporation 'Teachers, Box 8966, Portland, today. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Realtors, 643-1108. 6464200. fire this year at the park, probably caused by a careless coast to coast! ITALIAN SAUSAGE lb. 1 . 0 9 1 Mitchell Drive Shirley W. Kush Oregon, 97208. FARM - 50 acres, mostly ft H elp IVantfld 13 Manchester 643-2362 CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12-room person with matches. Assistant Clerk OPENINGS for women to work MANCHESTER cleared and level land, 8 room Ladies! We’ll help you slim down! 1 LAND DLAKES . IMPDRTED LEAN m m MANAGER TRAINEE and for Homemakers Service. house, barn, two large poultry antique Colonial completely , . James G. Hassett TOOL MAKERS - All-around part-time instructors. ' houses, 2-car garage. Philbrick restored and in excellent condi- • machinists and Bridgeport Satisfying work, flexible hours, 1 AMERICAN Cl BDILED Q Chief Deputy SHORT ORDER cook - Enthusiastic and energetic. Clean 7-room Cape, first floor Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. tion. Four fireplaces, 1 1/2 ' Dismissal Sought > .. from size 16 to a shapelier size 12! 1 operators. Top wages, fringe must have car. Inquire 643-9511. i 9 « Sheriff minimum experience Phone 643-8076. family room, garage, city baths, income-producing 3- 1 CHEESE lb. 9 HAM »>b. O Tolland County benefits and overtime. utilities, full basement, con­ COVENTRY - 7 room Raised room studio apartment and 2- . PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Attorneys for self- ... from size 14 to a shapelier size 10! ^ 1 Experience preferred. Apply at necessary. Good salary, good working condition, good BABYSITTER in my home - venient location. Asking $34,- Ranch with family room, 11/2 room antique shop. Philbrick ■ proclaimed radical Susan Saxe asked a federal judge to Paragon Tool Company, 121 Bualneaa Opportunity 14 2 benefits. Call 649-5271 for ap­ Two small children, light baths, above ground pool, many Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. dismiss an indictment because pre-trial publicity has ... from size 12 to a shapelier size 8! Ocean Fresh Adams Street. 900. LEGAL NOTICE pointment. housework. Call 649-7804. A GROUND floor or extras. $40,900. E. & r. linked her name with Patricia Hearst and underground through the help of our program of exer­ MANCHESTER - Scarborough ^ BOLTON with a proven tracK record. Associates. 64^5358 or 633-9149. groups. Ms. Saxe is to be tried on bank robbery and related PHONE FROM home to ser­ BABYSITTER wanted - 1-2 NEW Hairdressing Salon in An- Road. 4-bedroom Colonial in cise and nutritional.guidance. BOSTON BUEnSH FEUTS lb. 8 9 « ZONING COMMISSION vice our customers for super Twenty-one Subway sandwich hours daily Monday-Friday. dover needs a Manager or RANCH - with gorgeous view, restige neighborhood, charges May 12. The B o l^ Zoning Commission earnings.' Choose own hours. franchise locations are now Keeney Street area. Reliable Assistant Manager. Cml 649- open or being installed. Your l^rge living room with beamed 'ransferred owner is anxious. BUY will hold a Public Hearing on Call 647-1810. DUBALDO-LESPEiUNCE Vacant, immeditate occupancy. Bttarllald by SmlthllaM person, likes children. 647-9072. 7666 or 875-5547. location is waiting. It’s time for Agency 646-050S catnedral ceilings and Men! We’ll help you Wednesday, April 30, 1975 at 8 you to act. Call 1-877-3533 for firtplace, formal dining room, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Small Index Increase LEAN p.m. in the Town Hall tb hear TSHoouMESKSYroT details. - • fully equipped kitchen with trim your physique V O im ANSWOEO AD AFTBI AD 3 the following: sliding glass doors to deck. TOLLAND - $41,500 Cape. 34 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Consumer Price Index for LIVER lb. HOtNIIIHATI BACON 1. Redefinition of boundaries MANUFACTURER OF RARE OPPORTUNITY - Huge family room with stone bedrooms, breezeway, garage, March showed an increase of 0.3 per cent, the smallest rise through our program of exercise and, Can APARTMENT BUILDING - and redesignation as Business Established territories. Mister consisting of 4-one bedroom fireplace, two full baths. built-in kitchen, family room, in living costs-since July 1973. But President Ford warned JOBSEEKERfI INC. nutritional guidance. or Residential of the Industrial- Softee a Household word. Units apartments, centrally located, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 3/4 acre treed lot, excellent I WESTERN BEEF EMPISYMENT LADIES APPAREL neighborhood. Belfiore Agency, that although the figures indicate progress, it won’t last. GROCERY SPECIALS zoned tract to the rear of the are ready to go. Need good peo­ aluminum siding, business 6464200. ■ MAXWELL SERVICE 647-1413. The Labor Department reported that workers’ average SWEET UFE REQULAR Business Zone on West St. near has openings fox-experienced sewliig-machine' ple. Low down payment pay out zone, excellent potential for OR I of profits. Call or write tmay, HOLL STREET - Residence B weekly earnings went down 0.4 per cent from February to ■ HOUSE the northeast corner of School 568-1070 S68-i070 operators and quallfl^ trainees. Excellent fringe commercial expansion. D on i Wait! Call Us Now VEGETABLES 4/1.00 ELECTRIC area code 203^77-9089 or 528- Jackston Agency, 646-1316. Zone, large older home. Readi­ March. IS OZ. CANS I COFFEE —PERK - Road and West St. Connecticut’s largest job benefits. MANCHESTER VICINITY listing service managed by 8771. Mister Softee of-Southern ly convert this to a 2-family. for a FREE Tour Pm* a Cirrott, Sflead CwreM, P***, Whol* WhH* 2. Changes in zoning regulations Apply at Gardener’s dream, tod many Potato**, Cut Qr**o B**n*, Frwich ttfl* Bmiw, Cut professionals. Please call, New England, Inc. 198 South COME AND GET IT! Country Close to center of town. Huge WITH THE COUPON EXPIRES APRIL *7 JI to provide the following: Road, Farmin^on, Conn. 06032. living room with fireplace, 4 plants and bulbs to name but European Health Spas Open 7 Days a Week! I Wu B**nt. 568-1070 for complete details kitchen with stove and dis­ a) to permit home-occupancy MANCHESTER MODES, INC. hwasher, aluminum sided, large bedrooms, 2 full baths. come on out and enjoy the Lack Said Scandal from one of our cheerful business signs not less than 20 PINE C m iR • MANCHESTER clean three bedroom Ranch full Full basement and attic, 2-car spring. Also included a very AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — Allan Ferguran, director of 1 SWEET UFE JUMBO WHITE WHOLE feet from the street line; counselors. basement, over one acre lot. garage. Asking $49,900. Keith "INFLATION PROOF special three bedroom Raised the New England Board of Higher Education, says it’s a Open Mon., Wed. & Fri. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. b) to permit accessory Garden space. Only $32,900. Real Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. Ranch with many extras, like 1 PAPER TOWELS 2/89* PORK LOINS BUSINESS" scandal that there isn’t a veterinary school in New Tues. £> Thurs. 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. > CUT AS DESIRED buildings to be located as near KITCHEN HELP - General Keith Real Estate, 6464126, a conversational living room, Ground Floor Opportunity 649-1922. COUNTRY SETTING, but in England. Ferguson spoke Tuesday to support Maine Sat 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1 STARKI8T CHUNK the rear lot line as the side lot duties, various hours, must SUrt Small & Grow With Us oversized family kitchen, work every other weekend. ARE YOU UOKIND TOR A FUTURE7 Service Established Retail Accounta. town ... eight room Colonial on legislature bill to allow the state to join with other New line; Investment required $2,165.00 lo |7,- COVENTRY - Seven-room wooded lot. Built by U&R for fireplaced family room. A 1 LIGHT TUNA SS* c) to better define Liberal fringe benefits, good 9M.OO. ^ o n e Mr. Richards collect 3l4- must see home priced to sell England states in establishing such a school. MANCHESTER— 515 Middleturnpike West 1 tWoLUn 99* starting salary. On bus Tine. McDonald Is now taking appileatlons for manager Raised Ranch with family room present owners, has 21/2 baths, HINDS requirements applicable to 997-3800 or write including phone on a nicely landscaped acre, 1 2 fireplaces, deck, etc. Loaded in the 40’s. 6 4 6 -4 2 6 0 requests for zone changes; East Hartford Convalescent trainees. Beneflte include Medical and group in- number P.O. Box 28235, St. Louis, Mo. Home, 745 Main Street, E ast. auranee plan, paid vacation, bonus plan Whon eligi­ 63132. 1/2 baths, above-ground pool, with extras. Middle 60’s. T. J. He W on’t R u n 1 SWEET UFE d) to' permit minor adjust­ Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Facilities and hours may differ at each location. Hartford. ble, 5^/i day work weak and a starting salary of $7,- many extras. $40,900. E&F 1 TOMATO JUICE 49* SIDES 89« ment of zone boundaries by the Associates. 646-5^, 633-9194. • ST. LOUIS, Mo., (UPI) - decision was based on bis ■ 48 ox. CANS Vt Hinds ft tk SldM AvallabI* at Abova Zoning Commission without a 800. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - New listing, RNs-LPs- We have full time Applications will bo taken Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., health, the death of his wife The World’s Largest . _ , Pricaal •hearing; ^enings on the 11-7 shift. S ituation W anted 15 $2,000. TAX CREDIT - New 6-room Cape, new bath, roof. says he will not run for re- four years ago and his belief HEINZ No Extra Chairga for CutUng, Wrapping ft e) to provide other minor Excellent benefits, pleasant FRIDAY, APRIL 25,1975 between the hours of 11 homes - 3 bedroom Ranch, 4 Kitchen remodeled, furnace, wiring, plumbing all replaced. election in 1976. that the state Democratic party e a R o j o G a n bealtb spas KETCHUP 2ft ox. 69« Fraaxlng. revisions to zoning regulations working conditions. Please app­ BABYSITTING, my home, bedroom Colonial and 3 Symington, 73, a senator needs a strong leader. m s U.S.INOU»TRIUa cpiyiPAMV. as on file with the Town Clerk. ly in person. Meadows Conr "MCDONALDS days, evenings or overnight. bedroom Raised Ranches, now No work to be done. Nice treed And that mahaa a world € t f diffaranca. yard. $32,900. Hayes Corpora­ since 1952, said Tuesday his Philip Dooley, valescent Home, 333 Bidwell Wul pick up and deliver, any being built. Merritt Agency, 146 Center St., Manchester, Conn.______646-1180. tion. 6464)131. Chairman Street, Manchester. age. M7-93W. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., April 23, 1875 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Wed., April 23. 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE

Homoi For Solo 23 Homot For Solo 23 Bool Eotof Wontod 28 Sorvkoo Otiorod 31 Pointing-Poportng 32 Building-Contracting 33 Bullding-Contracttng 33 Bullding-Contraeting 33 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built IMMEDIATE CASH for your HOME GARDENS roto-tilled PAINTING - Interior, exterior, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - CARPENTRY - Repairs, WES ROBBINS carp enlry 23 Buys this Immaculate 3-bedroom L Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family property. Let us explain our Manchester, Bolton, East Hart­ experienced, insured, caroen- Remodeling, repairing, ad­ remodeling, additions, roofing, remodeling specialist, nu- Ranch. Sunken family room, huge room, fireplaces, garages. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, ford and Vernon areas. Call 646- try. Guaranteed satisfaction. ditions, rec rooms, porches and Call DavidPatria, South Wind- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, kitchen, formal living and dining Hutchins Agency, 64fr8166. 647-1413. 8019 mornings or evenings. Lowest rates. Dave, Pat. roofing. No job too small. Call sor, 644-1796. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, ropms, double garage and more. Collect 487-0283 (after 7). 649-31M. 649-3446. HjyiCHlIRDIROSSnTO LOAM, FILL, Gravel - Septic, REALT0RS-ML8 646-2412 Loto-Lond For Solo 24 sewer connections, bulldozing, 169 Waal Canfr Strat excavating. Top quality work. Homos For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 BUILDING LOTS - Manchester □ MISC. SERVICES Latulippe Brothers, 646-5114, DUPLEX - Owner’s side has residential area, approximately 742-9477. large, modern kitchen, formal one acre, also other acreage dining room, living room, 4 available. Jackston Agency, Services Offered 31 GARDENS- roto tilled or bedrooms, wall-to-wall 646-1316. plowed. Reasonable. Call 644- carpeting, 1 1/2 baths. Other SHARPENING Service - Saws, side has 6 large rooms. BUILDING LOTS - Vernon - knives, axes, shears, skates, Convenient to schools and shop- two ready to go $15,500 for both. rotary blades. Quick service. LAWN MOWER Capitol Equiphent Co., 38 Main SOUTH South Windsor ' ping. Excellent condition. $46,- Merritt Agency, 646-1180. and repairing, reel, rotary and bb b 900. Philbrick Agency, St., Manchester. Hours daily chain saws. Briggs and Strat­ Dan R I says— Realtors, 646-4200. GLASTONBURY-BOLTON line 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur­ ton, Tecumseh and Kohler - 130 acres, $185,000. Belfiore day, 7:304. 643-7958. Homelite pumps and CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal Agency, 647-1413. generators, Stuil chain saws dining room, fireplaced living REWEAVING burns, holes. parts and service. Pickup and YES room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ COVENTRY - 4.7 acres Zippers, umbrellas repaired. delivery. Ellington Equipment age, immaculate condition. situated on High Street, Window shades, Venetian Center, Route 83. 875-5018. TO $36,900. Philbrick Agency, gorgeous view. T. P. Shea blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, 646-6714. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. LAWN MAINTENANCE - cut­ MIIHCHES1EI1H MANCHESTER - Exceptional­ ANDOVER - Treed 2-acre MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. ting, raking lawns, shrubs, ly large 3 bedroom Colonial in home site with pond! Minutes Removal, pruning, lot clearing, cleaning garages, attics, of­ MANMlSTrit excellent condition. Front-to- to Manchester and Hartford. spraying. Fully insured. fices, (^11 522-3^. 8 ROOMS 4 BEDROOMS 2 CAR 6ARA0E back living room and master Licensed. Free estimates. 11 work here, I own property hero and I love It here. $11,000. Terms. Call Warren E. $45,900 Immaculata 7-room dormarad Capa, 3 largo bedroom, enclosed porch off Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. GARDENS rotary plowed, Eight room Oarrlaon Colonial with ovaraizod two car gar­ Manchester haa everything anyone would want in a kitchen, family room, 2-car perfect seed bed in one pass. age. Spaoloua front-to-back living room with llraplaco, badrooma, drat floor firaplacad family room, full fPietura youraoH In thia ovaraizod 8-room Ch anwll city ‘ferlth Village charm.” The schools, , treed lot, convenient BUILDING LOT - Forbes TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Fast and reasonable. Call 742- formal dining room, largo oat-ln kKehon, attracUvo baaamant, country kitehan. Only $53,900. 'homo that offara 3 or 4 badrooma, apacioua rao hospitals, public aervicea, and aervanta, are the B n. Belfiore Agency, 647- Street, East Hartford. 105x150’ Trees cut, trimmed or topped, 6138. acreonod In porch, ftiur bodroomo, roc room, 1W botha. room, largo country-otylad kitehan, and formal beat to be found in the state of Connecticut. Say 1413. lot, sewers, sidewalks. $12,500. stumps removed, fully insured. Walk to throo achoola. DRIVEWAYS sealed - Very dining room. With faaturaa Ilka 2 firaplaeaa, 2W “YES” to Manohesteri Buy a home here. It will be Call owner, 569-1978. Got a tree problem? Well worth bathrooms, 2-car garaga, carpating and many othar one of the best thinga you have ever done. a phone call. 742-8252. reasonable. Call 643-9245. 2 MANCHESTER SENTRY custom faaturaa that rnaks this truly a fina homo. Business Property 26 CUSTOM MADE Draperies, PHIU»KK ACENCY Pricad at $65,000. GRACIOUS LIVING 364 Main Stroot Manchoator, Conn. We are pleased to offer for the very reasonable work Pointing-Papering 32 Real Estate Services niUMhMRl Yormn first time this exemplary 10- GARRISON COLONIAL - 24’ guaranteed, call anytime. 649- U&R REALTY CO. REALE’S CORNER living room with fireplace, for­ 4266. PAINTING - interior and room Colonial in one of mal dining room, 4 bedrooms, 1 ■ 872-7311, . 643-2692 175 MAIN STREET 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 Manchester’s finest residen­ exterior, paperhanging, I realtor646^ 4200B * w a r f — Realters-MLS 1/2 baths, rec room, screened EB - A "u Robert D. Murdock, Rasitor ODD JOBS - Trucking, home 1 tial areas. There are 5 excellent work. References. m porch, 2-car garage. $45,900. repairs, yards cleaned. Free estimates. Fully insured. bedrooms (the master Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Experienced handyman. Free Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. bedroom has beamed, 646-4200. estimates. Reasonable. 643- 3 cathedral ceilings), 4V^ baths, 0304. a large, heated in-ground pool, J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom decorating. Interior painting. tennis court, fantastic Real Estate Wonted 28 TWO HANDYMEN will clean, rake, lime, fertilize, mow, Paper hanging. New Ceilings. landscaping, central air- Remodeling. Exterior painting. conditioning, first-floor fami­ ALL CASH for your property maintainance of lawn seasonal. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Cellars and attics cleaned. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. ly room and a lower-level instant service. Hayes Agency, Reasonable prices. 643-5305. Fully insured. For estimate call recreational area with bath, 646-0131. 649-9658. '★ SAY YES For GONVEMQICE^ dressing rooms, dark room LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. and workshop. Carpeted WE WILL buy your house. Call Cellars and attics cleaned, WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 throughout. Florida room anytime, Hutchins Agency, lawns mowed, small tree work. p e r roll. Experienced with skylight, and there is Realtors, 646-3166. ■Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. tradesman. Call R. more. Call for further details Starkweather, 644-3194. and price. SELLING your house? Call us GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick first and we’ll make you a cash service. Save your back. Call us PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. WARREN E. offer. One day service. T. J. today, 528-0586. Five years experience. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Excellent references. Pete, 742- ROGER LANDON - Will rake 6117 Uoll free) 5-10 p.m. HOWLAND INSTANT cash for your home. leaves, clean yards, do any odd 643-1108 Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & jobs. Very reliable, reasonable RAINBOW PAINTERS - Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op­ rates. For free estimate call Interior - exterior, top quality. portunity. 649-5306. Roger at 647-1529. Also cars Lowest prices anywhere. Call washed, waxed and vacuumed now 742-9036, 5-10. 10% dis­ MANCHESTER - Unique Early This immaculate one-owner home la within walking CASH FOR HOUSES - Why at Jim ’s Amoco, Main Street. count, senior citizens. American Colonial. Paneled distance to bus line, shopping, bank, churches, doors, plaster walls and hang fire when you want to ceilings, 2 1/2 baths, hand­ sell? There’s a bigger demand CUSTOM Rototilling - Have INSIDE - Outside painting. •chools, library, etc. Large living room with fireplace, crafted paneling, first-floor for your house than you think! “ Troy Bill’’ rototiller. Will Special rates for people over 65. formal dining room. 2 twin-size bedrooms, V h baths. family room, 2 fireplaces, 4 Let us bring in qualified travel. Gardens, lawns, flower Fully insured. Estimates given. Beautiful landscaped, level lot. . beds, large or small. Clall 643- Call 649-7863. For ■ppointnwnt to Inipoet, plotM coll Suzanno or Arthur Short*, bedrooms, breezeway, double prospects. Or - we’ll Buy it 646-3233. garage, beautiful lot, city ourselves. Call Keith Real 1895. A utilities. $74,900. Hayes Corp. Estate, 646-4126 or 649-1922. TEACHERS - Inflation fighters J. WATSON KACH REAL ESTATE GO. 646-0131. PAINTING - Interior - exterior, - Save over 50% on quality Manchester Office 647-9139 PRIVATE party wants Green by two college studensts. Free house painting. 16 years’ $34,900 - 6 room Cape, shed Manor house, reasonable. Write estimates. Yard work also. Call experience, insured, free es­ ______Equal Hou^ng faf dormer, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, Box L, Manchester Herald. collect 456-1004. timates. 643-1609. A M S . ^ Opportunity nice trees. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 What is your best Investment? P

Say YES, too, to a home of your own in Manchester! Manchester is a An interesting fact came out of ^ MANSFIELD — A Fantastic income town hall the othar day: That 11-room rooming housa on 2.3 acraa. good place to live... and owning your own home makes the iiving Mancheater laaued n.ore $45,700 better! Home ownership gives you greater comfort, freedom and building permits (additions, new conatructlon, improvements) MANSFIELD — 11 acres commercial land. privacy as well as tax benefits and a sound financial investment. than any other town In the state. Route 195. $119,000. Property values in Manchester have increased consistently in the This fact alone proves that the * people of Manchester are LEBANON — A Biilldar’s delight. 65 acraa, tread past, and will appreciate even more in the future. Contact the proud of their property and by land, loads of frontage. Low 50’a, and owner will Realtor of your choice about any of the homes shown here . . . or keeping It up they also protect consider mortgage. other homes available for immediate occupancy in Manchester. Let their property values. There are WINDHAM — 5 bedroom Colonial. Corner loL no bad areas in Mancheater. garaga, business zoned. $31,900 one of them show you how easy it can be for you to say YES to home This is why people want to buy Thia homo quallflea undor Iho IRS rogulatlona. Buy In Manchester and why people now and rocoWo tho Top Incoma tax cradltl ownership! want to stay In Manchester. Firaplaco - V h batha - lat fir. laundry room - 3 When Buying or Selling Call the Agency that bedrma - Din. rm. - Eat-In kit. - Lg. baao. araa (or TEDFORD W orks For Youl Fam. rm and/or garaga. Appllancaa (axcapt rafrig.) Includod. Cor. lot - Control - Cloaa to chopping, tranaporta- REAL ESTATE CARL A. ZINSSER tion,churehaa,atc. p,,c,. , 42,500. 647-9914 Realtors Realtors MLS Manchester Board of Realtors 646-1511 646-4126 KEITH 649-1622 m You could be living in it! real estate REALTOR’ 2

Today's home could be the best investment of your, NATIONAL MEDIAN- PRICES FOR EXISTING HOMES lifetime. Compare other investments with the increasing value of a home of your own. WELCOME ROBINS! Suppose you pul $23,000 in the stock market in 1970, HORSE LOVERS DELIGHT!* how much is it worth today? A SURE SI6N OF SPRINS ; - . Compare the median price ($23,030) for existing homes in 1970 with the median price of $32,040 in 1974. That’s a 39% increase. 3 If you had put 20% down ($4606) you would now have a $9010 profit. ]ust about doubted your money.

O f course, there are more advantages to home owner­ ship than merely making a profit. There is security, content­ ment, privacy, pride-of-ownership, as well as increasing equity and Important tax advantages.

W ith interest rates dropping and mortgage credit • Median prices courtesy of opening up, now is the time to buy the home you’ve always Deportment o f Econom ics and Research, wanted. National Association o f Realtors. and tima to think of moving Into a now homo of your own. 8aa thIa authantle Capa Coddar with 2 full Within W mil* of Vernon Cantor Shopping Circle. batha, magnificant kitehan and family room, Lg. front-to back Iv. rm w firaplace. Formal din. rm. porehaa and dock for outdoor an|oymant, lota of big Eat-in kit. Den. 3 Big bedrma. Garage & lg. lot. NOW is the time to There ore many excellent home values in today's news- windowa to lot In natura’a light, ovdr alzad 2-ear at- Piua — 2 Box Stall Bam w fenced corral. Barn has paper. Check the ads, make an appointment to see those that taehad garaga -PLUS- a vary praatigloua electricity A water. Both house A barn are Insulated. BUY YOUR OWN HOME Interest you. A home o f your own is a good buy any tim e. . . a Manchastar location. 50’a. home is a great buy now! Zoned to permit horses.

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BENJY BY JIM BERRY Apartmutt for l 83 BuUnoss lor Rent. 88 Autos For Solo 81 Autos For Solo 81 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE I eotiaro j a ^pi^ . i , W F i P ^ r CHAPMAN Apartmoits - Fur­ STORE FOR rent. Best Main 1962 VOLKSWAGEN - ConverU- 1971 PEUGEOT 304 - Fournloor i - nished 3 itxHns, one bedroom, Street location. About 1,0W ble. Motor exceUent, perfect sedan, good condition, lyery 0I66LE^ THE F/yCT T iW AKIOTHER MIPNIMAVERICK, 2Hioor, 6 1972 SUZUKI TS125 Duster - repairing roofs, new roofs, Tools. All excellent condition. 1965 DODGE Polara, Call per month. Paul W. Dougan W. Dougan Realtor, 6461021 or cylinder, standard shift, radio, Very good condition. 6325. CaU gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 649-9907. PORTABLE black and white one owner. Asking 61,500. Call between 10 a.m. -1 :30 p.m., 646 A BUT IF THE /...THEY A THAT'S Rraltor, 6461021 or 6464535. 643-4535. 643-61%, ask for Blaine. ARE W ^ GOINS 10TRY THE DESTRUCTION OF THE ...IF WE CAN and repaired. 30 years TV for sale. Like new. CaU 646 8764447. 4112. TO LOCATE ADAM R. ENERGIZER COMK FIRST; ACOOMPLISH CONTROLLERS MIGHT WHY experience. Free estimates. GOLF CLUBS .- Matched set, 9687. THAT, TH EN REALIZE A RE-V HAVE < WE'LL ATTRACTIVE four room FEMALE ROOMMATE 1972 YAMAHA 350 - Model h5C. SMITH, OOpr ^ - LINNETTJ Howley, 643-5361. Spaulding Double Eagles, 2-9. 1972 DODGE - V-8, automatic, W E ll WORRY VOLT IS TAKING? HIM A HAVE apartment, stove, refrigerator, wanted to share house in NEED CAR? Credit bad? ExceUent condition. 6725 or Call after 5 p.m., 875-7637. new transmission, new tires. ABOUT VOUR , PLACE... . . KILLED/ j TO ACT DUNCAN FIFE table, drop references, no pets, 6145. 646 M anchester, rent 675 per Bankrupt?upt? Repossessed? best offer. Call 64>4577 EX-PRESIDENT! FAST/ ROOFING - Installation and 3167, 2263540. Honestt Doui 61,100. CaU 6467722. evening^ 'C FOUR chrome wheels 14” rim. leaf, good conditiion. 19 month, plus 1/3 of utiUue PycKSR repairs, gutters, storm win­ down, smmlest Sun super tach, never used, $35. Television, black and white, Large back yard. Modern dows, doors. Experienced MANCHESTER GARDENS, - Douglas Motors, FORD Fairlane, wagon, 1965. GIRL’S THREE-speed bicycle - \ \ J / or best offer. Eight track tape portable; Lawson divan, fair nces. days, 5263451 ext PucKEii- p quality workmanship. Fully in­ One bedroom apartments, in Good body, tires, batted and ExceUent condition. CaU 646 deck with speakers 640. condition; vanity, good condi­ 254, after 5, 647-1302. • sured. Free estimates. beautiful country setting, waUc TOYOTA - See us for relkble shocks. Needs timing gear. 3534. Excellent condition. 6469377, tion. 64H903. A Reasonable prices. Rick to everything. 6169 monthly in­ used Toyotas with, our 6(May 6100. 6463466. Bob or Robin, room 7. VERNON - Modern 3 1/2 room Burnett, 646-3006. cludes heat, hot water and 100% warranty. We also buy GiRL’S 20” 6 speed Rosh high- - * 30 GALLON water tank, old apartment with heat, ceramic appliances. Superintendent, used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, CHEVY, 1965, staUon wagon, rise. ^ceU ent condition. SWIMMING POOL - 4’xl5’ with player piano, needs repair, bath, electric stove, cabineted ALCOA siding, gutters and 6464X190. Equal housing. 345 Center Street, Manchester, 10,000 miles on rebuilt motor CaU 643-6142. redwood swing up safety piano rolls. Phone only, 646 kitchen, combination windows, y \ 1 roofing. Complete interior and 6464321. and rebuilt transmission. Must ladder, hand skimmer, 2739. electric hot water heater, close 4-2J <2 * ^ exterior remodeling and FIVE room apartment, yard seU, first 6250. takes it. 646 1972 HONDA 450 - ExceUent vacuum, liner, filter, test kit to large shopping center. CaU decorating. Visit our cellar storage, attic, garage, 2566. condition, 7,300 miles, with and chemicals, $100. Call 646 6464938. showroom. Home Fashion children accepted. 6175 TOKSQLOAT helmet. 61,000. CaU 643-8242. Center, 249 Broad Street, 9259 after 6 p.m. Dogs-SIrds-Pets 43 W I N A T BRIDGE monthly. CaU 6 4 6 ^ 1 . SIX ROOM Duplex - 3 up and 3 PURLIC AUCTION 1965 CHEVY Show van - 327, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Manchester. Across from Dairy LADY’S 26” foreign 10 speed 1974 - 6 h.p. Mighty Mac down, garage, good location. 1968 Oldtmoblle, serial automatic, carpeted, FM Queen or call Thomas Colla, DOG-CAT boarding reser­ THREE bedroom Duplex, cassette, air, many extras. 566 bicycle. Like new. 648.00. CaU chipper-shredder. Used four vations. Combined inside/out- CaU 6467230 after 3. number 384-878x154 864 Y t h e g u a r a n t e e ^ 649-6082. clean. Available May 1st. 6150. 1515 after 6. 649-1837. West North East South times. Like new. Asking 6425. side runs, partitioned privacy, Wednesday, April 30, 1975, \ I w a s UP TODAY! J Adults preferred. Good loca­ 6468815. germicidal lighting. Canine CLEAN, furnished room, cen­ 10 a.m. ace and a ruff of the last club. tion. Write Box D, Manchester trally located. Gentleman only, 1966 OLDS 442 - 400 hp, 6 speed, 1971 HONDA CB 350, exceUent So far so good. West had held 1* Heating-Plumbing 35 HoUday Inne, 2(X) Sheldon Road, condition. New back tire and G/Ve up on bad trump split? Pass 2 6 Pass 2 4k HAMMOND ORGAN - M2, Herald. ^ g l y 2 Pearl Street or call 8^ MORIAUnRROS. Une lock. Crane cam, MaUory four clubs. Manchester, 6465971. battery, just tuned. 6550. 646 Pass 3 4k Pass 3 e reverberation unit, good condi­ 318 CENTER STREET coil, trips, gauges, ladder bars. South cashed his last two SEWERLINES, sink lines, Pass 3 6 Pass 4 4k tion. 6500 or best offer. Call 646 NEWER FOUR room Duplex, 1 MANCHESTER Excellent condition. Much 9139. diamonds and once more West cleaned with electric cutters, CHIHUAHUAS - Male and Pass 5 0 Pass ? 3405. l / 2baths, kitchen appliances, more. 1965 CadiUac Fleetwood had to follow. He led his queen by professionals. McKinney female, registered AKC. One By Oswald & James Jacoby You, South, hold: 6215 per month. 643-2282, 644- engine runs, exceUent for parts. 1965 HONDA CA95 for sale by NORTH (D) 23 of hearts, overtook with dum­ Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ year old. 61w for both. CaU 646 public auction at Manchester AKQ985 V A2 6K44k(}9B7 WE PAY 610 for complete junk 6^ . 5661515 after 4:30. AJ43 South looked over dummy for my’s ace, led another heart and pany, 6465308. REFRIGERATOR and stove - 2542. PRESIDENTIAL Honda, Manchester, Conn., on What do you do now? cars. CaU Joey, Tolland Auto V A852 a fraction of a second. The hand raffed with the queen of Both one year old. Space heater MANCHESTER - Immediate. VILLAQRAPTS. May 7 at 10:30 a.m. 6 A4 was solid except for the trump A —. Bid six diamonds. Your FOUR CHINCHILLAS - Nice Body, 5261990. t.-umps. NO JOB too sm all, toilet with pipes (gas). Best offer. Six-room Duplex. 6225. Securi­ A A 10 5 3 suit and since the game was partner has shown second round pets. Best offer. CaU 2284)244 MANCHESTER AL CATAUNO OFFERS West could overruff or un- repairs, plugged drains, kitchen For information call 5262565. ty, no utilities. Frechette & 1968 TRIUMPH 650cc WEST EAST rubber bridge, South decided to heart control. You can now afford and ask for Jaime. 1969 PONTIAC CataUna, power The following ()uaUty Used /\ dem iff, but one of his trump faucets replaced, repaired, rec liurtin, 64M144. Bonneville - 6800. CaU 647-1332 A K 10 8 7 A — forget about an overtrick and to show second round diamond con- One and ~tW(Tbedrooms.' steering and power brakes, Cars: tricks had vanished into thin rooms, bathroom remodeling, NIGHTCRAWLERS for sale. or 643-1671. V96 play as safely as possible for troi. Of coarse, the hand is going to FREE - Six month old puppy, with air-conditioning, good 1973 B U IC K Century Luxus - ¥ J 10 7 4 3 air. heat modernization, etc. Free 437 1/2 North Main Street, 95 WEST MIDDLE ’Tpke. - Two- Near schools, diprches the small slam. piay in spades hut if he bids seven male, beagle, collie snepard shape. Cail evenings, 6462180. 2 door hardtop, automatic, BY DICK CAVALLI 6 J73 ♦ 10 9 6 5 2 estimates gladly given. M & M Manchester. bedroom Duplex, heated, elec­ and shopping cen ^ , on WINTHROP He won the heart in his own you won’t be unhappy. Plumbing & Heating, 6462871. mix. Accessories. CaU after 5, transmission, power steering, Campers-Trallers A J 874 AQ92 tric stove and refrigerator, gar­ bus Une. iSiytim e 1967 AMC Rambler - Automatic SOUTH hand and played his ace of TODAY’S QUESTION FREEZERS - all sizes reduced 6462245. power brakes, AM-FM radio, Mobile Homes 85 r TH/NK THE F ^ - A iS T IC S age. One year lease. CaU 646 transmission, two-door. 6200 or A AQ9652 trumps. East showed out and TOWNE Plumbing Service, this week. Refrigerators, tilt wheel, air-conditioning, INDUeTRV IS <30IN© m Your partner continues to six 2865 before 5 p.m. the cinch contract had changed best offer. CaU 649-4163 after 4 FOR SALE - Ideal vacation ¥KQ spades. What do you do now? repairs, alterations, vanity washers, ranges, Franklin 6 4 6 - 2 0 2 3 vinyl top. A LITTLE TOO I^VR. into one that was almost im­ The bidding has been: 23 cabinets a specialty. CaU to Soats-Acceuorles 48 p.m. vehicle - 1973 Vega 23’ travel ♦ KQ8 Answer Tomorrow stoves, riding mowers And 1972 PONTIAC LeMans - 2, possible. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 646 trailer, exceUent condition. AK6 tillers. Reduced during door hardtop, automatic “ Why don’t you give up?” 4056. 14’ STARCRAFT, 18 h.p. John­ ROCKVILLE 6W ROOMS 1967 BARRACXJDA- Fair condi­ Hardly used. Fully self- Answer to Previous Puzzle truckload sale. Nationwide ser­ Both vulnerable chortled West. "You can’t do son motor, accessories and tion, must sell, 54,000 miles, transmission, power steering, contained, sleeps 8. Four- vice guaranteed. Montgomery ROCKLAND TERRACE anything about my trumps.” trailer 6500. 6463593 after 5. rebuUt engine. Asking 6225.646 radio, air-conditioning. burner stove, 20 gallon propane Saints QEIQB BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Ward, 269 Middle Turnpike, Large and beautlllii- onii bedroom Homes lor Rent 54 “Maybe so, maybe not,” [iiliiUlB All heating and plumbing apartmenta, heat, hot water, all 6484 evenings. 1972 C H E V E LLE Concours anks, tandem wheels, tinted- West North East South SSC1E3 Manchester. 6462185. •••••••••••• replied South. “ If you hold ex­ 61 Scottish repairs plus remodeUng. CaU appnaiicaa Including diahwaahar, MANCHESTER - 6 room brick station wagon - Automatic glass windows, red/white/blue ACROSS □ o a Antiques 48 ditpotal, carpedng, pool and your 1971 PLYMOUTH custom sub­ 1A Pass actly two hearts, three negatives 6461496 CANVAS COVER for standard Ranch, fireplace, 2 bathrooms, transmission, power steering, Colonial, decor. Price includes: 2A 1 Evangelist 62 Tool used in □ □ m own private terrace In a country aet- urban wagon, new brakes, new Pass 3 A Pass 4N.T. diamonds and four clubs I’ll br­ r a n i i violin case. Cost 640. Will sell breezeway, garage. 6325 power brakes, radio. hitch, swaybar, torsion bars, 5 Saint Vincent hewing a n a n i a a WANTED Antique furniture, dng. From $160. No peta. exhaust, 48,000 miles. Must Pass 5 A Pass 5N.T. ing this one home.” -----Paul a a a FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing for Phone 64349M. monthly. References. Hayes 1973 H O N D A - 2 door sedan, mirrors, break-away brakes, 63 Bench or chair c n a Q glass, pewter, oil paintings, or sacrifice to best offer. 646-0619. H-23 Pass 6 A Pass Then South played three 7 Saint Philip aiziis] H in a - Repairs and remodeling, nZ-4223 S7S-74N 52945U Corporation, 6460131. and, if needed, electric brakes 6A DOWN 2 other antique items. R. automatic transmission, PlOK Pass Pass Pass sewer lines cleaned electricm- WANTED - Duncan Phyfe drop- off car. CaU 8767782. rounds of clubs, while taking Harrison, 643^09. AUDI FOX 1973 - Sun roof, AM- radio. care to ruff the third lead. Next t1 Samoan 1 Family ly. Prompt service on emergen­ leaf dining room table. Good HALF Duplex, 6 large rooms, 1 Opening iead — 9 V harbor member (coll.) Biuna f M stereo, 4-speed, 26,000 1970 O L D S Cutlass - 2 door, 18’ ORBIT ’Trailer - Ckimpletely came a diamond to dummv’s s a a cies. 6467024. condition, reasonable. Danish ANTIQUE PUMP organ, needs 1/2 baths, garage, full base­ 12 Seraglio 2 Imitator THREE BEDROOM, second- miles, radiais. 63,295 firm. 646 automatic transmission, self-contained, screened-in chamber B&G or Royal Christmas ment and attic, no pets, one 7 BY FRANK O’N ^L 3 Feminine little repair. Highest bidder. 0237. 14 Swan genus appellation plates. 6466526. floor apartment - Parking. 6200 year lease, one month’s securi­ power steering, radio, air- room and many extras. CaU 24 Mrs Lincoln's 44 Saint Francis Flooring 38 Can be seen 528 West hUddle 15 Alter (comb, 4 Shrine in per month with neat. conditioning, vinyl top. 646-6771. I V E P03PUCIN6 'ALLTHOSE QUV/E , maiden name o l ----- Tpke. ty. Keith Real Estate, 6461922, ' 'HowMANY YALMOST form) Mecca References and security 1971 THUNDERBIRD - All 26 Legal wrong 45 Saint-----ol 6464126. 1970 T O Y O T A - Mark II (OIL F O R Y E A R S . B A P P a S SEEDSARE HAPP] 16 Nothing 5 Oxford tutor FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, NIGHT CRAWLERS - 30 cenU power, radiais and snow 27 Encircled Arc required. Available June 1. 2 14’ 1971 SHASTA Trailer, com- 17 Prima donna 6 Newspaperman (spwializing in older floors). per dozen. 514 Wetherell Street, Corona - 4 door, 4-speed, A PAY ? J A , ON F E E T . ^ I^ TAR GAZElC* 28 Exceptional 46 Essayist Write Box W, Manchester radiais, air-conditioning, bination gas, electric 18 Near East 7 Sign ol assent Manchester. 643-4496. D. Black. SAHDirS ANTIQUES radio. R. POLLAN- deed Charles Lamb Ceilings and inside painting. Herald. Business lor Rent 58 exceUent condition. 62,195. 6^ refrigerator, water storage M c^T H . UUA vehicle 8 Mother ol John 21> SPRUCE STREET 1973 B U IC K LeSabre Custom A t in 29 Saint ol Hippo 48 Consumed 3 John Verfaille, 6465250, 872- M Vow DaUy AUMfy GvhU 20 Viscous the Baptist 0237. tank, stove, with oven, two UAK.It 32 Jacob s food . WANTED - dresser, small MANCHESTER, CONN. iF According to iho Sion. ' material 2222 THREE-ROOM apartmentapart SHARE OFFICE space with ac­ - 4 door hardtop, automatic tanks gas, gas cover, TV anten- (Bib) brother (Bib.) 50 Female equine enough for baby’s room, prefer Open TuMctajr-Satiifdtf fO-S ^ATli 1* 22 Kind ol 9 Ramble WithWit heat, hot water, cooking countant. Excellent location for VOLKSWAGENS - We buy, selL transmission, power steering, To develop messoge for Thursdoy, 3637-3630/ 33 Chanted 51 Russian saint SuabMM: 646-2690 Home 646uTiS2 na, sleeps SIXsTx. . Li^tweightr ...... easy V17-16163! Buddhism to Oil-rich maple. Used sewing machine reod words corresponding to numbers S33681-89V; 35 Speed contest 52 American ras, stove, refrigerator, wall- attorney, real estate, in­ repair. ParU and service. »>me power brakes, power win­ towing.ig. /A-1 condition, 61,295. 1 /4 2 -^ 23 Singing voice country cabinet. Call after 3 p.m. 646 Wb Buy and Sail of your Zodiac birth siga 36 Walked cartoonist □ MISC. FOR SALE ^ w all carpet. 6185. Also a 31/2 surance, etc. 6461680, 6463549. uskl. VoUeswagens 6395 and up. dows, air-conditioning. 646-8815. j f TAUtUS SCOBPIO 25 Greek ietter 13 Winglike organ I Don't 31 8* 61 With 40 Saint Ignatius 54 Type of lettuce room available. Adults only. Tim Moriarty, 270 Hartford ^ATK-rO 62Modtrotlon ocr. 1J4 27 Gazeile 19 Changers 1970 PO N T IAC Gran Prix - 2 A 320v*rly o f ----- 56 Combine Security deposit, no pets. CaU TWO OFFICES, (one ground Road, 6434217. Automatic transmission, 34’ 1948 AERO Coach bus, par­ {kKUATlO 3 Legal 33 SurpriMi 63 Ar* Hor. 30 Rocky crag 21 Set tree Articles lor Sole 41 64 But 31 Parts of ears 25” CONSOLE TV - Baby crib 6469678. floor, one second floor) Heat, tially converted to camper. 200 -134M3I 4K m p 34 May 51465641^ 2 3 T~ 5“ 8 "1 7 8 9 lo Wonted to Buy 49 power steering, power brakes, 35 UnraliobI* 65 Your 34 Hardened 1 and mattress, used washing air-conditioning, parking and PLYMOUTH Fury I, 1969, 6 miles on newly rebuilt 1964 1 ^ 7.76-76M ( SB* 66 Highly 35474^40821. ALUMINUM sheets used as power windows, air- 6Doy 36 Think 36 Saint---- of 12 13 14 machine, electric conduit (10’ ). SIX room Duplex, three wall-to-wall carpeting included. cylinder, air-conditioner, power White engine. Ideal traveler. OIMINI 37W *II 67 FinorKiol tAOtTTAIUUS 11 printing plates, .007 thick, WANTED - Wicker furniture, BY ROY CRANE 7 Ir.ftmting Avila CaU 6461008. steering. High mileage but conditioning, vinyl top. BUZZ SAWYER 8 Impuliiv* 38D«v*lap 68 Ploy bedrooms, modern kitchen, CaU John H. Lappen, Inc. 646 Best offer, 646-8815. 69 li NOT. 22 37 Consider ll 16 1? 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for 61. any kind, any shape. CaU 876 exceUent running condition. fffoti am rtHL KCML ■ <« 9 0 f 39B*loi« 38 Tropical palm stove, refrigerator, dis­ 5261. 40 8* 70 To D K . 21 Phone 643-2711. tt.7M ».TN DON'T BE FRIGHTENED, PAFA.THESE PEOPLE AND HOT COFFEE..; R w d t HEY HAVE ▼ h o m e .' I0 ld « » 39 Armistice to 21 H CARPETS a fright? Make them hwasher, full basement, attic 6500., or best ofler. 6461977 1971 CHEVROLET Pickup 41-41-49 I I You 41 Go 71 Money 2 -6 62SJT li 19 ARE MV FRIENDS. TMEVVE BROUCHt US POOD OeARETTBS. A BOAT, PAPA. ■ V H O M E ! 72 Vtntum 4 0 ------Angeles. a beautiful sight with Blue and garage. 6260. plus security. REMODELING , Showrooms, after 5 or weekends. Camper - Full hookups and 24M4 120r 42 And gr268586ll i NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 WANTED - Top soil. Will pick ’ WATER. THEYWAKTTD 43Abl* 73Fovor*d California 23 Lustre. Rent electric sham- 6463050. offices, storage . facUities to equipment. Excellent condi­ CANCit l3S» 44 Or 74N*idMl CATMCOIW 41 Embrace pooer 61. E. A. Johnson Paint rent. Suitable remodeler, 1964 CHEVELLE MaUbu SS - tion. Vacation aU summer in t o m t i t 45L«id 75 It DEC. Z7 2i 51 33 Manchester Evening Herald. 15PI«»ant 42 Hindu weight Company. builder, buUding product sales. Six cylinders, good running con­ this one. Owner, 644-9116. 16 intact 46 Flighty 76Corr*ct 43 Poetic forms FOUR ROOM Tenement - West 470v*rboord 77 Not JAH. side of town. 6125. CaU 6^5OT3. Phone 1-223-4460. dition, econotmcal. 6250. 646 l7Portn*n 45 Kind of plane s r WE BUY and sell used fur­ lUMSnCHl 18 May 48 Poiitkol 78 Ai 1^263045^ TAG SALE - Friday April 25 ,6 0678 or 6462391. 6100 REWARD- For informa­ 49 Now 79 An 5671-72 47 Utter niture. Cash on the Une. One 19 8* 49 Friend ol sn 5. clothing, furniture, tires, □ RENTALS AVAILABLE immediately - STORAGE SPACE - 75 CenU tion leading to a better buy. A 20 Follow 50 You 80 LImitatlont AQUAUUI piece or an entire housefull. BOLAND MOTOR SALES 51 K*^> 81 Honh Pythias il thermal glass and mis­ Three bedroom Ranch duplex, per square foot. 7,00614,000 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial - new 14’ wide 69,995 delivered 21 In JAM. » ii 6466432. Furniture Bam, 345 360 Center Street m r it 22 Don't SZSonwthIng 82 Now 53 Chemical cellaneous items. 51 Spruce fireplace, parking. Adults. 6240. feet, two loading docks. CaU Fully loaded. Asking ^,595. Schult 138 408. trades welcome. S3 In 83 Antkipotad rti II, sullix Main Street Rear, behind Manchester, Conn. >Ave. n 23 Don't Street. Rooms lor Rent 52 6 4 6 2 ^ . 643-5171. Savings Bank of Manchester Starter home, neat as a pin. 24 Ever 54M oy 84 Injustic* 55 Masculine Douglas Motor Sales^ 646-0320 648-8320 55 M oil 85 And 7-161613 repossession. CaU 6461700. One bedroom, 62,995. Parts 2SSudd«< 363448 nickname 46 46 u ii K EXPERT BODY WORK 26 Your S6Hoppm 86Dowra 57 Syllables ol SOFA, chair, pine kitchen set, 4 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ MANCHESTER - Any size supplies and accessories. FuU 87 Today THREE Rooms - second floor, vmoo 27Ramanc* 57M ott*n ra c a song 0 “ fii 66 67 GENERAL MOTORS infant matching captain’s chairs, nished rooms, centrally manufacturing-warehouse 1971 PLYMOUTH GTX - New at Discount Prices time Service Department. 28 Emotional 58 Lin* 88 Cool fu. n available May 1st. Includes [Aue.ti 89 Letter 58 Japanese car seat, 68.; baby carriage excellent condition. Also other located. Kitchen privileges. heat, appUance, parking. No space. 2,000 square feet to 100,- engine. 61,995. Savings Bank of ot Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur iB y 'I 29 Up* 59A aborigine s r U tt tuff. 27 30Pottn*f'( I In 90 ExtrovogorMUAK-tir 618; Kant-wet car bM 612. (^11 items available. CaU after 4, Parking. Reasonable rates. pets. Month seciuity required. 000 square feet. B rokers Manchester repossession. CaU Cross Hi^way, Beriin Turn­ AeAAt o (var.) BOLAND MOTOR SALES I - 6 621 61616Z, ii 0 after 4, 647-1045. 6461067. Phone 6462358. Call 647-9660 after 4. protected. CaU 1-2^1206. 6461700. pike. Berlin, Conn. 1 828 0389. 4 - « )Good lAdvene 2631-32401 59 Man of Yale 61 746738$ 60 Energy units J i ■

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MANCHESTER having a . pajama party at a it was parked at Sportland “The Cross and the MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 174 Manchesier-^A City of Village Charm t h ir t y -t w o p a g es — t w o sectio n s p r ic E j f if t e e n c en ts •George Monseglio, 16, of 80 Billiards on W. Middle Tpke. Mountain Rd. home 'Tuesday Switchblade,” starring Pat School St. was arrested The 1974 green and white night when, just past midnight, Boone, will shown Thursday Tuesday at 10:50 a.tn. at Police Dodge Dart of Jack Davis of one noticed a man’s face in a and Friday at 7:30 p.m. at South Headquarters on a Common 43C Esquire Dr. was stolen window, police said. United Methodist Church. Pleas Court 12 warrant from his lot Monday night, No parents were home, police Tickets,, which may be charging him with third-degree police said. said. The girls called police but purchased at the door, are $1.50 M.'' larceny (two counts), police patrolmen could not find for adults and $1 for children Ford Calls - J i i ' Eight Arrested in Shelton Explosion said. While at the scene of a woods anyone in the area. and students. The charges stem from re­ and grass fire Tuesday at 3:30 They gave the house extra cent thefts on West St., police p.m. west of S. Hawthorne St., surveillance through the rest of The film is adapted from the NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Eight persons, Superior Court warrants issued in Memphis, Tenn., a Baptist minister and plant. The explosion and fire at the factory Rev. David Wilkerson’s best War Over, said. He was released on his one youngster in a crowd of kids the dark hours this morning. including the president of a large Ohio Bridgeport on charges including arson, psychic who predicted the catastrophe destroyed the building but there were no seller of the same title. The written promise to appear in told a patrolman, “He started firm, were arrested today in the March 1 kidnaping and conspiracy in the fire bom­ before it occurred at the plant. He was injuries. film portrays Wilk^rson’s one- court May 12. the fire.” Police found a plywood house explosion and fire which destroyed a $14 bing of the Sponge Rubber Products Co. described as a spiritual advisor to Others arrested were Ronald D. Betres, man crusade among the •Norman V. Langlier, 19, of The boy was pointing to a Tuesday morning in the woods Asks Unity million sponge rubber product plant in factory. Moeller. 32, and Peter Betres, 54, of Butler, Pa.; narcotic-ridden gang fighters in 148 Edgerton St. was arrested much bigger boy. about 100 feet north of Globe Shelton, the FBI said. State’s Attorney Donald Browne said Bubar was the subject of the book, “You Donald L. Connors, 40, a truck driver who New York City’s ghettos. Tuesday at 2 p.m. at his home The patrolman, James Hollow Pool. A 10-count federal indictment named 10 the warrants, handed over to state polide, are a Psychic,” and is a native of Blain, allegedly shipped the dynamite, also of Butler, Pa.; Anthony A. Just, 48, of on a Common Pleas Court 14 Meehan, held a series of talks It is an 8-foot by 12-foot struc­ Pat Boone WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford suspects with conspiracy, violation of were signed late Wednesday by Superior Maine. He had been pastor of the Stanton warrant charging him with with the accused boy, other ture. A combination lock bars Proceeds from the showings debated today whether to give up his federal bombing statutes and interstate Court Judge George A. Saden. Baptist Church, Stanton, Tenn., “but Greensburg, Pa.; John W. Shaw, 28 of third-degree burglary, police boys with him, and all their entry. Neighbors said, high of the film will be sent to Youth request that Congress approve $722 transDortation in aid of racketeering. resigned in 1969 in order to utilize his Pittsburgh, and Michael J. Tice, 22, of Boyers, Pa. said. parents. Police are now con­ school age youths often go to Challenge of Greater Hartford, NO REFUND million in arms aid to Vietnam in a war in The FB I said two more persons were Among those arrested was Charles B. astonishing clairvoyant abilities,” accor-* He was turned over to Hart­ sidering referrals to Juvenile this part of the woods, police an outreach of Teen Challenge, ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N J. which he has declared America’s role was beihg sought by agents who began making Moeller, 48, of Spencerville, Ohio, presi­ ding to the hook. ford Police for processing. The Court in the matter. said. which has just recently suf­ (UPD - More than half the states finished. arrests in Pennsylvania, Ohio and dent of .Ohio Decorative deducts, the The federal grand jury indictment Agents said they were still seeking charge stems from an offense The Town Water Department fered the loss of its building due say they will give no tax refunds To the standing ovation and cheers of 6,- Tennessee early today. parent company of the Sponge Rubber charged the men with transporting Albert R. Coffee, 43, and Dennis Charles committed in Hartford, police Several teen-age girls were plans to remove the house. to a fire. on automobile purchases involv­ 000 Tulane University students in New In addition, nine of those named in Product Plant. dynamite, detonating cord and blasting Tiche, 28, president of a chemical com­ said. ing rebates by the manufac­ At Piccadilly Square Orleans Wednesday night. Ford calied the federal indictments were named in Also arrested was David N. Bubar, 47, of caps by truck from Pennsylvania to a pany in ^ y ers, Pa. On May 9, the Rev. Mr. •Two Glastonbury girls, one turers, according to a survey by Rt. 83 Indochina conflict “a war that is finished Wilkerson will speak at a rally 13 and one 14, were arrested at the Prentice-Hall Publishing — as far as America is concerned.” Assumption Honor Roll in Clarke Arena of Manchester Talcottville, Conn. King’s in the Parkade Tuesday Company. The reason given was On the way home he told reporters The honor roll for the third High School. The rally is being at 1 p.m. and charged with Salone, Donna Salone, Steven that the rebate doesn’t actually aboard Air Force One of his arms aid quarter for Assumption Junior sponsored by the David Wilker­ 2 fourth-degree larceny, police Scutnik, Lori Sossin, Daniel reduce the sales price used in request, “Well, it’s still up there (in / High School has been an­ son Youth Committee. said. They were referred to Tuttle, Edward Vilga, Robert figuring the tax. Congress). It will depend on the cir­ Terrorists Seize West German Envoy nounced. Juvenile Court. Yorgensen. Grade 6 cumstances when I get back... if there is a Grade 7 significant change we’ll have to reassess STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Four terrorists tion with the caller saying the attack was after receiving a $50,000 ransom and a safe were broken and in some rooms furniture High Honors —Mary Evans, The owners of three motor High Honors —Maureen it.” armed with automatic weapons shot their carried out by a guerrilla group calling flight to Southern Yemen. could be seen stacked up before open win­ Kathleen Hession, Margaret vehicles reported them missing Fla veil. What Ford called “a fluid situation” in­ way into the West German Embassy today itself the “Holger Meins Commando.” Ambassador Stoecker arrived to take up dows. Sullivan. in the past two days, police Honors —Sean Byrne, cluded the mood of Congress. In a session and seized Ambassador Dietrich Stoecker “We have taken possession...of the West his post as the West German envoy to Some people managed to get out with Honors —Maureen said. Monique Cormier, Karen that lasted until early today, the House as hostage. They threatened to shoot the German ambassador to Stockholm in Stockholm in November, 1972. The Berryman, Lisa Canapari, Ran­ help of police who put up ladders on the The 1969 Ford pickup truck of Damiata, Michael Evans, voted to authorize $327 million for military attache unless police withdrew. order that political prisoners in West Ger­ military attache arrived in 1973. side of the embassy where no shooting was 4 dall Davison, Heidi Draghi, Mark Frank of Glastonbury Lionel Lessard, Carmen humanitarian aid and evacuation costs. There were reports of some injuries as a many be liberated. If there is a rescue An embassy employe called the police Sheila Dupuis, Diana Fla veil, going on. One man climbed from the se­ was stolen early Tuesday. The Pellegrino, Ronald Senna, John The Senate passed a $250 million version. - result of the shooting and initial reports attempt for the ambassador, we will ignite emergency number shortly before noon to cond floor and was immediately taken Joseph Foley, Joann Frechette, 1968 white (Chevrolet of George Sullivan. No arms aid has been approved for what said one person was killed. Police kept all 15 kilos (33 pounds) of TNT,” the caller report that there was shooting inside the Michael Girard, Alison Grade, NEW ORLEANS: President Gerald away from the scene by police. A. Felding of East Hartford Grade 8 administration officials privately admit onlookers away from the scene, sealing off said. building and immediately several patrol A woman who escaped said she saw two David Keeney, Sandra Keeney, Ford tells the 73rd annual Navy was stolen Tuesday from where was a military lost cause. a five square block area. Holger Meins, a member of the cars were sent to investigate. As police Lynne Koras, Linda Landry, High Honors —Peggy Laneri, gunmen carrying submachine guns. Police He had proclaimed an end to U.S. par­ League Convention that further cuts More than 100 specially equipped riot anarchist Baader-Meinhof gang, died of a tried to get inside the building they came said about KXI persons were believed to be Michael McDonnell. Lisa Sossin. ticipation in a lost war. His feelings in defense spending would endanger police ringed the modern four-story yellow hunger strike in a West German prison under submachine gun fire and had to inside the building at the time of the Town Short Also, Anna Moriarty, Donald Honors —Sean Foley, Nancy emerged in one statement aboard the national security and the country’s brick building on Stockholm’s embassy last Nov. 9. He maintained that he and assault. They said at least 25 have been Murphy, Kathryn Nason, Galligan, Renee Girard, An­ withdraw. plane: “I had mixed eniotions. That’s not detente with the Soviet Union. row minutes after the first alarm went out Reinforcements were called in and by evacuated. $12,000 o f Elizabeth Negri, Sonia Ortega, drew Hagenow, Doris Heid- other members of an urban guerrilla gang •the way I wished it had ended. But you at 11:49 a.m. The nearby British Embassy Karen Plourde, Mary Grace cavage, Eric Larson, Robert allegedly led by Ulrike Minhof and An­ early afternoon more than 100 police of­ Cancer Goal have to be realistic.” was ordered evacuated when the Quick, Jodi Ricci, Denise Melanson, Karin Shaer. dreas Baader were political prisoners and ficers ringed the building with dogs and The Town of Manchester still Ford said he sensed in making the terrorists fired their submachine guns, not common criminals. also armed with automatic weapons. needs 812,000 to fulfill its goal of speech that he was ending an American Bickering Splits sporadically at police and newsmen, sen­ On Nov. 10, a group calling itself the Red The terrorists were barricade on the The Lottery ding them ducking behind cars for cover. $25,000 in the' 1975 Cancer FOR PEOPLE WHO DON’T KNOW BEANS era. “I think so, yes. After all, it’s been a Leaders in Saigon Army faction shot to death West Berlin third floor of the embassy and every few Crusade campaign, Carl pretty long era.” Police said that in addition to the am­ chief justice Guenther von Drenkmanni minutes let loose with bursts of sub­ The winning number in the Connecticut Zinsser, local chairman of the Ford called meetings this morning with bassador and the military attache, Lt. Col. This spring they kidnaped a candidate for machine gun fire. lottery drawn today was 11 yellow 778. The ABOUT FRANKS aides including Secretary of State Henry Andreas Baron von Mirbach, other mayor of West Berlin and released him Most of the windows of the embassy bonus number was 258602. drive, has reported. SAIGON (UPI) - President Tran Van Franks and baans...Franks on a bun...Broll ’em, Grill Kissinger and V ice^ resid ent Nelson hostages were also believed to be taken. Noting the drive is at the half­ Huong’s efforts to form a peace coalition 'em, you’re only limited by your Imagination. They’re Rockefeller. Aid^said Ford was Police said three men and a woman ap­ way point and the amount government acceptable to the Com­ an Inflation-beating, hIgh-proteIn value. receiving prebreakfast briefings oh the parently took part in the embassy attack, raised is about half of the goal, munists bogged down today in bickering situation in Vietnanh. These included both and said they suspected the assailants also Zinsser called on all community Special this week at PInehurst between followers of Gen. Duong Van the South Vietnamese government’s carried high explosives. They were members to participate in “this “Big” Minh and Senate President Tran GROTE & WEIGEL FRANKFURTS military plight in and around Saigon and believed to be members of a radical West annual fund-raising appeal Van Lam. the state of the evacuation of Americans German anarchist group called the Cong Threat Spurs Evacuation aimed at wiping out cancer.” There was a general lull in ground and allied South Vietnamese. Baader-Meinhoff urban guerrilla gang. “As we head into the balance fighting as the Viet Cong and North Viet­ 10I V lb. box lots I ■49 ■ tv lb. The German news agency DPA received Tlie evacuation effort also faced a new Congress 866 U.S. officials and 59 of their of the campaign,” said Zinsser, At Tulane he said Vietnam, for namese apparently held up their expected By United Press International an anonynious telephone call at Its dependents were still in Saigon “We urge the public to heed the Less than 10 l b s ...... lb. $1.59) Americans, was finished. It was time for Thousands of American and Vietnamese danger. Pentagon sources said in­ A assault on Saigon until formation of a Stockholm office shortly after the occupa- telligence reports indicated Communist W^nesday. problem of cancer, a disease something new. government with which they can negotiate evacuees poured into the U.S. military In addition, he said, there were 457 which claims 975 persons each U.S. CHOICE SEMI BONELESS base on Guam today in an accelerated air­ forces were moving surface-to-air mis­ a cease-fire. American contractors with 167 dependents day — one life every one-and-a- BITE SIZED CUBES (CALIF.) “The time has come,” the President lift endangered by toe reported movement siles to within range of Saigon. and 331 other U.S. citizens, including half-minutes. We must adopt TENDER LEAN U.S. CHOICE said, “to look forward to an agenda for the of Communist antiaircraft missiles The Soviet-made SAM missiles could newsmen and missionaries. the challenge of cancer and future, to unity, to binding up the nation’s toward Saigon. close Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut Air Base — devote our dollars to BEEF STEW MEAT CHUCK ROAST wounds and restoring it to health and op­ Fund-Raising Planned and the airlift— if Communist antiaircraft U.S. congressional sources estimated More than 2,000 Vietnamese refugees there were 6,000 Americans in Vietnam eliminating it as a threat to timistic self confidence. and about 100 Americans arrived at the teams get to within 20 miles of toe capital. lb. *1.39 lb.98< before the stepped-up airlift began almost life.” Guam capital of Agana in a 24-hour period The airlift was first directed to Clark “I ask tonight that we stop fighting the For Town Music Shell Air Force Base in the Philippines. two weeks ago. Noting Cancer Crusade ending this morning. P We will have nillk fed white VEAL for Scallopinl and For the Vietnamese refugees, it was the volunteers in the house-to- battles and recriminations of the past. I Military and civilian transport planes But after 4,000 evacuees arrived Veal Chops... ask that we strive to become, in the finest Tuesday — bringing the total number at beginning of an uncertain life complicated house, special gifts and in­ By MAL BARLOW the peak will be 29 feet high. The base will droned in almost hourly. The ratio of Viet­ dustry canvasses haven’t been American tradition, more tomorrow than Oark to 7,000 — the flights were switched by a new language and strange food. PINEHURST Formal plans for the fund raising be made of concrete. The walls will be namese to Americans aboard the flights able to visit every family and we are today.” to Guam, a tiny U.S. territory. 3 In 1 MEAT LOAF needed to build a music shell in Center cinder blocks up to eight feet from the was running at about 20-to-l. office in town, Zinsser said, SAUSAGE MEAT The official reason for the switch was OR base and the remainder will be wood. Guam Gov. Ricardo Bordello predicted “We’re depending strongly on Springs Park began Wednesday afternoon the overcrowding of facilities at Clark. The group in Weiss’ office Wednesday as many as 130,000 Vietnamese refugees those who haven’t yet been con­ lb. * 1 .2 9 SWEDISH in the office of Town Manager Robert B. But American sources said the Philippine The Weather selected the members for the fund-raising could be brought to Andersen Air base in tacted to mail in their con­ MEAT BALL M IX Weiss. government feared a large influx of LEAN U.S. CHOICE Members of the Manchester Bicenten­ committee. the next few weeks. tributions, in order to keep the of Carefully Blended Veal, refugees would settle around Manila. Cloudy this afternoon and tonight with The first meeting of the special com­ The 68,000 citizens on the tiny Pacific cancer fight going strong.” LONDON BROILS Beef and Pork Inside Today nial Committee met with several town In Washington, Rep. Thomas Morgan, possibility of showers and thunderstorms. mittee will be May 14 in the evening at the island promptly began hoarding food. He said contributions may be leaders to begin the formation of a fund­ D-Pa., chairman of toe House Inter­ High 65 to 70. Cloudy with possibility of Army and Navy Club on Main St., they Many expressed fears toe refugees would mailed or brought to the ib.M.49 lb. * 1 .3 9 Area Profile...... Pages 5,6, 7,10, raising group. national Relations Committee, told showers Friday. Low tonight in upper 40s. agreed. bring diseases. American Cancer Society office “It will take at least $80,000 and as much MEATY SHANK 11,13,15,22 Other members of the group meeting at 237 E. Center St. U.S. CHOICE as $100,000 to build it,” Weiss said. SOUP BONES SHORT BIB S Old Codger ...... Page 2 Ralph Maccarone, chairman of the Wednesday were: Michael Dworkin, Dear Abby...... Page 8 bicentennial music shell committee, and president of the Manchester Parkade 89^ Merchants Association; Ernest Turek, Tall Cedars lb. lb. 99« Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 9 Mrs. Carol Kuehl, its secretary, reported Cheney Tech honor roll ...... Page 26 on their progress to date. park department superintendent; Walter Senkow, town engineer and designer of the To Initiate We will have dally shipments of Perdue Roasters, MHS honor roll...... Page 27 The shell will be on the north shore of the Bigelow Brook in the park facing the shell; Jay Giles, public works director; Fryers, Breasts and Legs of the finest Chicken. Sewer rates hearing ...... Page 16 On Saturday sliding hill. This is considered the best Mrs. Suianne Flocken, executive vice Eagles win seventh...... Page 17 spot and the one to least interfer with president of the Greater Manchester The Spring Ceremonial of Our Grocery Manager, Bernie Brodin, has heard so Thoughts ApLENty...... Page 17 Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of current uses of the park. Chamber of Commerce; and James many good comments on this Coronet paper value Legion fund drive ...... Page 17 Lebanon, will be conducted in The shell will be a permanent structure. “ Dutch” Fogarty, emergency the Masonic Temple Saturday that he wants a repeat special of It. Tennis winners...... Page 18 The base will be 66 feet wide in front and preparedness coordinator. afternoon at 2 o’clock. CURONET ULTRA 2 PLY New candidates will be in­ itiated. BATHR09M TISSUE The national champion Sido- nian team from Prince George Chiefs’ Disciplinary Power Curbed Forest of Hyattsville, Md., wiil perform the degree work that 2172 benefits for town and city employes out of won them the championship V Rolls) HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connecticut teacher for 25 years, said nearly all in­ their budgets and the bill would have two years in succession. House has approved a bill removing the cidents of teachers making improper ad­ forced municipalities to spend large Staniey Temple is the Supreme authority of police and fire chiefs to dic­ vances toward students involved amounts of funds for unemployment com­ Sidonian. Coronet Napkins 49* tate the disciplinary procedures of their heterosexual rather than homosexual pensation, for teachers who resign. The forest will entertain the 180 count departments. teachers, ladies at Ladies Night later at The senate gave final approval to a bill 2 (other brands pack 140 and 160 counti) Marco Polo in East Hartford. shortening from 10 to five weeks the Whale Returns Reservations are being taken period persons must work before they can HARTFORD (UPI) - Defying by James Aboumrad of East When we get Mfg allowances, we pass them on to you. qualify again for unemployment benefits. Gay Bill Dead Hartford and Robert Muldoon This an allowance deal without allowance you would The house measure now goes to the senatorial whim, a bill naming toe sperm of Manchester. pay 33 to 35$ a pkg. senate. It would allow firemen and HARTFORD (UPI) - Fearful of harm­ whale as the official state animal has been policemen to negotiate disciplinary ful influences on school children, the brought back for consideration. r in a c h o ic e m o r s e l s Dance Benefits M 6.00 procedures through collective bargaining. Connecticut House of Representatives has The whale had been swimming ahead of Irish Project Made for the best cats, but some buyers say the dogs Supporters of the unemployment rejected a bill banning housing and the pack of contenders for toe honor until like It, too. measure said that in view of Connecticut’s employment discrimination against last week, when it ran into a giddy senate 4 A dance to benefit the Irish high unemployment rate, persons affected homosexuals. that voted instead to adopt “homo Children Project of St. James More special allowance deals. by repeat^ lay-offs and business closings The argument that the measure would sapiens” — man in the generic sense. and St. Mary’s Churches is should be given a better chance to collect give legal backing to homosexual The senators argued for nearly two being sponsored by the Ancient Dish IVORY unemployment benefits. teachers, who could influence the sexual hours about how to void the action. They Order of Hibernians, Division JOY for DISHES The senate also gave initial approval to preferences of their students, appeared to finally'voted to send the issue back to the II, May 2 at the Irish-American GIANT SIZE 22 oz. a measure changing the way workers are carry the day Wednesday as the law­ Government Administration and Policy Home, 132 Commerce St., compensated for injuries on the job. makers voted 87-60 against the bill. Committee. Glastonbury. 94< 64« Present laws call for workers to be com­ “I do no feel that sexual deviates are the The committee Monday returned to the Music for dancing will be Prices are lower on Coke and Pepsi. Thru Thursday, or while pensated according to their weekly wages kind of people we should employ, to teach senate a bill nominating the sperm whale. provided by Donnie McCarthy stock lasts we continue sale on before they were injured and the bill your children and my grandchildren,” It is not expected to be taken up until next and his orchestra from 9 p.m. to SWANSON’S MACARONI & CHEESE ...... 4 lor $1.00 would tie injury payments to the said Abijah Fox, R-Greenwich, who week. 1 a.m. The Round Table Singers SWANSON’S CHICKEN P IE S ...... 3 for $1.00 prevailing wage in the industry in which opened a 90-minute debate on the The sperm whale is considered a symbol Trotter Block To Make Way for Parking of Manchester High School will STOUFFER’S ICED YELLOW CUP CAKES ...... 70$ the persons worked. measure. of the whaling industry, which supported also present a program. The legislature’s Labor Committee said The bill passed the senate last ^yeek with many of toe early settlers in Connecticut’s SHURFINE ORANGE JUICE ...... 5 6-oz. cans $1.00 town-owned dwelling at the southeast Proceeds from the dance will the proposal would protect workers who a comfortable margin. ‘ shoreline communities. Other animals Until a couple of months ago, this pile of rubble. It (known as the be used to help defray the UNO OF UKES are injured at an early age. Supporters of the bill quoted medical expected to be in contention for toe honor Manchester-owned three-story Trotter Block) and another town- corner of Oakland St. and Sheldon Rd. expenses of bringing about 30 or STATE BUHER The representatives also approved a and psychiatric reports showing young again are toe grey squirrel and the white­ building at 91-95 Center St., to the owned building at 9 Trotter St., are (139 Oakland St.) also was slated for teen-agers from Northern measure giving state employes laid off an children could not be influenced into tailed deer. west of the Central Fire House, being demolished by the D&M demolition. Instead, the Board of with another 7.50 purchase...... ib. Ireland to Manchester this 79< extra $5 a week for each of their children becoming homosexuals by adult Meanwhile Gov. Ella T. Grasso housed 10 tenants— one in a store, the Demolition C!o. of Wethersfield under Directors authorized possible sale of summer. enrolled full time in a school. The present homosexuals, their parents or social con­ declared April 27 “Whale Day in Connec­ others in apartments. In addition, two a $4,150 contract. D&M will fill-in the the property. Bids will be opened The donation is $8 per couple Shop PInehurst Thurs. 8 a.m. til 8 p.m. payment is $10 dollars per child. ditions around them. ticut.” other stores had been converted to of­ basements and top-grade the area (a Tuesday for purchasing the building Set-ups will be provided. “The question is whether all citizens are The Connecticut Cetacean Society, which Friday 8 a.nu til 8 p.m., Sat. 8 til 6 The house turned down a bill to allow fices for the town welfare department little under an acre). Then bids will be and land. An alternate bid being Those wishing further ticket teachers who quit voluntarily to collect equal before the law,” said Rep. Irving wants the whale named as toe state and water and sewer departments. sought for paving the area — to sought is for purchasing the building information may contact P.J. and Sunday 8 til 2 unemployment compensation benefits Stolberg, D-New Haven, who also said the animal to boost their campaign against The tenants moved out, the town provide additional parking spaces for only and removing it to another loca­ Tierney, 3 Robin Rd., 643-2597; PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. after a four-week waiting period: measure did not violate God’s law but Soviet and Japanese whale-hunting, plans or John Walsh, 3 Preston Dr., Opponents of the bili pointed out rather corrected errors in human laws. to hold a number of commemorative departments were re-located to Lin­ Municipal Building operations. A tion. (Herald photo by Barlow) 649-9398. 302 302 M AIN s M A N C H E ST ER muidcipaUties pay the unemployment Rep. Aloysius Ahern, D-Bolton, a events in West Hartford. coln Center and the building is only a