PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April t6, 1974 Tolland District Health Study Report Andover PTA Fair Set May 1 essential. With continued pop­ goal was to study the public accomplished in the immediate Based on these discussions Health Department with full­ VIVIAN KENNESON ulation increases, Tolland’s health needs of Tolland, the Herald Travel Show, Thursday At 8, Highland Park School future. and interviews with semral Cormpondent time director; Tolland Health public health needs continue to town’s resources, and the During the committee’s public health professional^^as Department with a part-time ELLEN LARIVIERE Those wishing to donate hand­ The Tolland Health District grow. available state and federal well as anticipated costs of Correspondent made crafts should contact Study Committee, appointed by existence it considered the director; or contracted ser­ Improved technology, assistance. Upon completion of public health needs of the town each approach when possible, vices of a part-time director. 742-9117 Nancy Hegener on Hebron Rd. the Board of Selectmen in restructuring of local health this goal, it was to recommend the committee formulated its Plans for the Andover PTA Remnants and patterns can be January, presented its final and came up with recommen­ departments, and significant to the Board of Selectmen dations for an approach which recommendations. Fair are well under way. The dropped off at Nita Hillman’s report to that board after ten strides in public health whether the town should on Lake Rd. Auction Items can weeks of meetings. the town should follow to best Recommendations Public Health Council PTA Country Store will be knowledge have increased a become a member of a health provide the necessary and It is the recommendation of It is the committee’s opening under new manage­ be left at the Elementary Richard Lander, chairman; town’s capability to provide the School. l®anrl|p0tpr iEiipntng H?raUi district. the Tolland Health District ment. The name has been Lorraine Manning, secretary; desired services. Con­ recommendation that the town public with health services it Study Committee that the town changed to the “Emporium.” A cassette tape recorder will and members Corinne Bock, siderations were given to ad­ form a public health council to desires and to which it is en­ participate in a Public Health The fair will be held on May 11 be raffled off and proceeds will Philip Nangle, Kenneth Smith, A secondary goal was to cite ministrative services, en­ investigate fully the three titled. These services can be District to satisfy the necessary from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. go to the Andover School Band. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 168 Stuart Tinkham and Helen those characteristics of a vironmental services, and nur­ recommended interim alter­ Manchester—A City of Village Charm provided for in a number of sing services. and desired health services of There are many events Voter Session THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS Want were complimented by Health District deemed natives and recommend a ways and to various extents, at Tolland, and that the Board of scheduled for the day, from a The Baord of Admission of the selectmen on the quality of necessary should Tolland join To fulfill desired public detailed choice to the varying costs to the taxpayers. Selectmen take the. necessary mustache contest for resident Electors for the Town of An­ the detailed study submitted. such a district. Finally, if a health needs, the approaches selectmen; begin detailed in­ In light of the changes that action to join an existing or men to a variety of children’s dover will be in session in the In order to do justice to the health district were not studies were: A public health vestigation into joining a public have and will take place in proposed public health district, activities. Booths will be Town Office Building on April amount of research and the im­ recommended, it was the intent district; a Tolland Department health district; and become a town, as well as recent legisla­ or participate in the formation offering a variety of items from 22, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the portance of the subject, the con­ of the committee to recom­ of Health with a full-time direc­ permanent, advisory body for tion passed by the state of a new public health district. plants, baked goods, remnants purpose of admitting qualified tents will be reported in a five- mend other alternatives to tor of health; a Tolland Health the town in the area of public legislature, a committee was In the interim period before heath. and others, including a eiectors of the Town of An­ part series this week. fulfill the public health needs of Department with a part-time Mideast Crisis formed to study the possible the community. director of health; contracting Tolland can become part of a The next part of this series sidewalk photographer. dover. benefits to Tolland in joining a The Andover Elementary The qualifications are as Summary The committee also set a goal services, including a health district, it is recommended that taken from the report of the health district with neighboring to recommend interim means director, from another town; the town provide for its public District Health Study Com­ School Band and the Rham follows: Applicant must be 18 Public health services made towns. for providing public health care contracting services, including health care through one of the mittee will look into public Symphonic Band will provide years of age, must be a resident available to the residents of a Goals if a health district was a health director, from a near­ following, in order of the com­ health services presently entertainment and a grand auc­ of the Town of Andover, and If community are important and The committee’s primary recommended, but could not be by hospital. mittee’s preference: Tolland available to the town. tion is planned. foreign born must be a naturalized citizen. 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A military communique United Press International Sadat insisted on Israel giving The semi-official Cairo broadcast by Damascus radio up “every inch” of occupied The Arab press said ^ a y the at 9:20 a.m. said “Clashes on newspaper A1 Ahram quoted Soviet Union was prepar^ to Arab lands under an over-all Sadat as saying the Egyptian Mt. Hermon continued Middle East peace plan. leader told Secretary of State intervene directly to halt throughout the night and this Israeli military activity on the Syrian President Hafez Assad Henry A. Kissinger of the morning spread to other sectors said any agreement to separate Arabs' tough negotiating Syrian front, where an all-night of the front.” battle raged for control of the opposing armies along the demands. Meanwhile, Egypt and Syria tense Golan Heights must be “a strategic Mount Hermon and adopted tough Middle East spread to the surrounding area. step on the road to a radical and negotiating positions today, and “We have made it a condition The warning, reported in the universal general settlement.” with Kissinger that in order to No Banker’s Hours at S.B Israel accused the Arabs of In Tel Aviv, Israeli Purees influential Beirut newspaper A1 complicating diplomatic efforts accept peace, every inch of the Anwar, followed the retura of said Syria has rejected a Sinai- occupied lands should be to end the increasingly style U.N. buffer zone on the Syrian President Hafez Assad explosive war of attrition along restored,” Sadat was reported to Damascus Tuesday from a Golan Heights, complicating to have told a group of Egyptian the Golan Heights. negotiations for troop dis­ five-day official visit to the Egyptian President Anwar students. Soviet Union and talks with engagement with Israel. Kremlin leaders. We Keep A1 Anwar, quoting diplomatic sources, said the Soviets con­ Nixon Nominates Simon sidered Israel’s current military operations on the Syrian front a part of the Jewish state’s expansionist As Treasury Secretary policy. WASHINGTON (UPI) - director of the Office of Simon was Shultz’s personal “The Soviet Union is ready to President Nixon today Management and Budget choice to replace him as head of Truck Demolished in Collision go as far as to interfere directly nominated William E. Simon to (0MB) in 1970 and moved to the the Treasury. While concen­ to deter Israel,” the newspaper SHOPPERS’ HOURS succeed George P. Shultz as Treasury post in 1972. trating on the nation’s energy quoted the sources as saying. Sand and frozen fish spilled out onto the Wilbur Cross Fucci escaped his burning cab just in time, police said, and Treasury secretary. Simon hurried back to crisis, Simon retained the job of On the northern cease-fire Highway at East Hartford Tuesday afternoon when two East Hartford and Manchester firemen responded quickly Simon, 46, a former Wall Washington from an Treasury undersecretary. lines, Syria and Israel reported Street investment banker who westbound trucks collided, blocking traffic for several to douse the flames whicli' had begun to thaw a load of appearance this morning in It was at Shultz’s insistence hours. The Half Co. dump truck (center), driven by Ralph an all-night battle for control of now is federal energy chief, will Atlanta where he spoke at a that Simon gave up a frozen fish in Lawbaugh’s trailer. Fucci, charged with the snow-capped slopes of Mt. be replaced as head of the Fucci, 50, of Bristol, struck the rear end of a tractor- following too closely, is to appear in Circuit Court 12 May meeting of the American Socie­ partnership in the prestigious Hermon, the 37th consecutive Federal Energy Office by his ty of Newspaper Editors. Wall Street firm of Salomon trailer (left), operated by Harold S. Lawbaugh, 62, of 6. (Herald photo by Bevins) day of fighting on the heights. deputy. John C. Sawhill. Dubuque, Iowa, as it slowed in traffic. State Police said. In the speech, he reiterated Brothers in 1973 to join the MONDAY til Israel reported one of its Shultz, who announced March his frequent warning to Treasury as No. 2 man. TUESDAY ’til WEDNESDAY til soldiers wounded and its forces 14 that he would resign in May, Americans that unless they Sawhill, 37, is a former fought off a Syrian helicopter is the last remaining member practice energy conservation, college professor and associate Revised Police Retirement and a patrol, a military source of the original 1969 Nixon there will be future shortages— director of the Office of said. One Israeli soldier was cabinet. He originally was labor and long lines at gasoline Management and Budget Plan Adopted by Directors reported killed Tuesday. secretary. He became the first stations. (0MB). MAIN OFFICE MAIN OFFICE MAIN OFFICE PATH MARK PATH MARK By SOL R. COHEN at age 50, as of July 1, 1976 PATH MARK the contract negotiated age 50 and annual permission Prescription Drug Advertising Thanks to amendments to the provided they have 25 year’s between Town Manager Robert for policemen to continue town pension plan approved service. Weiss (as the town’s agent) and employment after age 55, with Tuesday might by the Board of Retirement for them now is the Council of Police Unions mandatory retirement at age Directors, Manchester at age 55, also after 25 year’s No. 15, AFL-CIO. 60. policemen will be able to retire service.' The agreement requires man­ Bill Nears Assembly Showdown The amendments provide pm pm at age 53, as of July 1,1975, and The amendments are part of datory annual physicals after also for an increase in disability HARTFORD (UPI) - group’s founding, also testified BOLTON NOTCH benefits, as of July 1, 1975, as Whether or not the legislature The final bill has been professionals. Page continues BOLTON NOTCH BOLTON NOTCH follows; drafted, but the governor has his opposition to the measure, in favor of the bill. MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN passes a bill to end the state ban In his testimony before the MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN • Eliminate the present $5,- on advertising prescription not taken a public position. calling it “a discount store Storm-Drainage Project bill.” His allusion refers to the General Law Committee, At­ 000 limit on maximum disabili­ drug prices, proponents of the While Meskill supports the ty benefits and substitute limits bill Cautiously, Gov. Malcolm predictions of small druggists torney Marc M. Caplan, CCAG bill are sure of one thing. executive director, cited large tied to 50 per cent of yearly pay. If their battle is not won Wilson of New York made a that it will foster the decline of • Reduce the requirements similar bill one of the three con­ the neighborhood drug store price discrepancies from one Tabled for More Study sooner in the General pharmacy to another. A mild for non-service connected dis­ Assembly, it will be won later sumer items he boosted in an and promote a market in which only large discount drug outlets brand of sleeping pill, Miltown, ability from the present 15 in court. address to legislators in Albany years to 5 years of service. earlier this year. can survive. ranged from $1.49 to $4 a bottle proved a $55,000 allocation for After listening to Sidney House action was expected on in a New Haven study, he said. By SOL R. COHEN The board’s vote approving Webber said the concept is The lobbyists who represent the work and had instructed Sheptoff and Frank luliano and the bill Tuesday, but debate on In the same study, Caplan said, The status of proposed storm- the amendments was 6 to 2, backed also by the federal Cost newspaper interests also spoke Town Manager Robert Weiss after being told by Giles his other matters shunted it aside equal amounts of ampicillin drainage improvements in the and Public Works Director Jay report of April 9 still is valid, with Republican Vivian to “passed-retained” status for of Living Council; Virginia H. in favor of repeal of the adver­ tising ban, emphasizing First sold for $3.75 under its generic THURSDAY ’til FRIDAY til N. Elm-Henry-Tanner St. area Giles to award the contract and the board voted unanimously to Ferguson and Democrat Phyllis consideration today. If it passes Knauer, President Nixon’s SATURDAY Amendment rights and name and for $12 under a brand has changed again and is exact­ proceed with the project. rescind its April 9 action and to Jackston voting “ no.” John in the House, the Senate may special assistan^^for consumer downplaying the revenue which name, he said. ly where it was two weeks ago Its April 9 action followed table action on the proposed in­ Tani, a Democrat, was out of debate the bill Thursday. affairs, and Barbara B. Dunn, would result for-their clients. ‘‘We’re giving serious — tabled — pending further assurances by Giles the project stallation. town Tuesday. Rep. Albert R. Webber, D- Connecticut consumer protec­ Connecticut Citizen Action thought to suing the state if the 4pm 4pm OamtoNOON studies of the entire situation wouldn’t aggravate flooding Weiss and Giles ere in­ The motion to approve was New Haven, the bilTs author, tion commissioner. bill doesn’t pass,” Caplan said made April 9 by Carl Zinsser Group, which has been support­ and pending, also, a meeting conditions on White St., as structed to study the drainage said Tuesday night he was Undaunted by court prece­ last week. MAIN OFFICE PARKADE between town officials and claimed by property owners conditions in the area for all and was seconded by Hillery “overwhelmingly” confident he dent and consumer ing the concept since the MAIN OFFICE Gallagher, both Republicans. PATH MARK NORTH END White St. property owners. there. Giles said, also, the possible alternative solutions could shepherd it safely out of The Board of Directors White St. problem could be and, during those studies, to They then agreed to table the the House. He did last year, SOUTH WINDSOR Tuesday night rescinded its ac­ relieved by installing curbs on meet with property owners in proposal until April 16, at the only to see it defeated in the up­ BURNSIDE tion of April 9. when It had ap- Green Rd. and, possibly, N. the area (including White St.). request of Mrs. Ferguson. She per chamber. Elm St., and by cleaning and The board indicated it will requested another tabling ac­ Webber, who has led a four- pm BOLTON NOTCH dredging parts of White Brook. follow one of two paths: To take tion Tuesday night — until April year campaign to repeal the He said he and Town action on the propoal before it 26. Only Mrs. Jackston backed ban, is afraid the same thing MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN Engineer Walter Senkow had adopts the 197^75 General Fund her and the vote on the Zinsser will happen this year in the BOLTON NOTCH toured the area April 9 with two budget, or to delay the project motion followed. Senate, where Sen. Stanley H. BURNSIDE lOdmtolpm of the White St. property and include it in townwide Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Page R-Guilford, has vow^ to owners. He conceded that two storm-drainage problems to be Jackston said time was needed kill it if possible. Page, co- PATHMARK property owners who were un­ listed in a $1.2 million referen­ to hear the opinions of the Pen­ chairman of the General Law sion Board chairman and the Sunny and mild with high able to join the tour (the two dum proposed for November. Committee, was unsuccessful pension plan’s actuary. They temperatures in the mid to up­ who had raised the most objec­ Mayor John Thompson com­ last month, when his com­ PATH MARK said they are concern^ about per 60s. tions to the N. Elm-Tanner- mented, "Information on mittee voted 8-4 to give the bill the costs involved by the SOUTH WINDSOR 10 am to 3 pm Tonight — clear with lows Henry Sts. project) probably storm-drainage problems has its favorable recommendation. changes and about the possibili­ ranging from the mid 40s south would disagree with his been coming to us piecemeal. The committee’s vote came MAIN OFFICE PARKADE ty of other town unions MAIN OFFICE to some mid 30s in normally assurances to the directors. We have been correcting them two days after a three-judge MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN requesting the same benefits. HARTFORD ROAD colder places north. He was right. TTie two did dis­ the same way — sometimes by federal panel declared un­ MAIN OFFICE DRIVE-IN Retired Police Chief Herman NORTH END EAST CENTER ST. Thursday — fair and mild agree and they appeared before creating a worse situation, constitutional a similar ban in. BOLTON NOTCH with high readings 65 to 70. the directors Tuesday night to when we think we are solving Virginia. The panel reiterated PARKADE say so. one.” (See Page Sixteen) some of the arguments of the Maryland Supreme Court last October in rejecting a Maryland prohibition of drug Democrat Wins Michigan Election price advertising. (Jov. Thomas J. Meskill, in a was a “mistake” for Nixon to It was the first time since the Visit our NEW PATHMARK OFFICE in the Pathmark Shopping Center SAGINAW, Mich. (UPI) - J. Traxler had hit Watergate warm letter to Webber, said Bob Traxler, who Tuesday campaign last week on behalf of President won re-election in hard during his campaign and night scored a solid victory in a Sparling. 1972 that he campaigned on as the vote count proceeded, March 18 he did ‘‘still support congressional district that has “If I was a Republican, I behalf of a Republican can­ Democratic party workers legislation of this type as a not gone Democratic since the would not want the Nixon didate. attending a celebration general concept in that it is kili depression, said President albatross around my neck in Sparling, 45, making his first chanted, “Impeach, Impeach, clearly beneficial to the con­ 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 Nixon was an “ albatross” November,” he said in a vic­ political race, said Nixon’s visit Impeach.” sumer.” He added, however, “I around the neck of the tory statement after Sparling did not have an impact on the Traxler said his victory came do not feel it would be ap­ Republican party. conceded the race. “They (the outcome of the election. from a ‘‘new populist propriate for me to take a hard Traxler, a state represen­ GOP) are going to have “I don’t think he (Nixon) movement” in the country. and fast position prior to seeing tative for 13 years, defeated problems this November.” helped or hurt me,” Sparling the final bill as drafted.” Republican opponent James M. The special election was said in a news conference. “If .C-L, Sparling Jr., a one-time Nixon called after Rep. James Harvey this campaign was lost, it was aide in the Eighth resigned earlier to take a lost by, Jim Sparling,” he said. Inslde Congressional D istrict in federal judgeship. Sparling also told Traxler Today's Michigan’s thumb area, by 58,- The Democratic victory was “You’d ))etter be a working con­ HpraUi avings ank of anchester 153 votes to 55,118 for Sparling the fourth in five special gressman and you’d -better S B ^ M Congressional elections this Spring Strolling Weather with 292 of 301 precincts report­ ' serve the district.” Proposed Coventry budget $3,580,157, Page 8 year and was the last major Member F.D.I.C. ing. Traxler scored heavily in his Eljem Speaking, Page 13 Although not fully predictible, spring weather does appear to becoming a more steady “Nixon,” Traxler said, “is a election before November. own home Bay County and in in­ Republican problem and not a Nixon personally intervened dustrialized Saginaw but he Senior Citizens, Page 32 thing in Manchester. Here a group of mothers take advantage of the sunshine for a stroll. ConnecticuVs Largest Savings Bank East of the River They are from left: Mrs. Kenneth Spector of 38 Hamilton Dr. (with Norman, age 4 months Democratic one.” in the election last week when also ran linexpectedly strong in East Cathoiic wins in 10th, Page 17 he toured along a 57-mile route inside); Danny, age 2Vz and his mother, Mrs. David Reznick of 205 Kennedy Dr. (with An­ The 42-year-old Traxler, who the rural areas of the counties ECHS wins doubie track event. Page 17 NlneOffic4t Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON has represented the area since in the mostly rural seven- near Lake Huron on Michigan’s drew, age 4 months inside); and Mrs. John Kellogg of 106 Carpenter Dr. (with Stacy, age 2 1962 at the. state level, said it county area. Eastern Shore. Twi League ptans known. Page 17 months, inside.) (Herald photo by Pinto)

* w I PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17,1974 — PAGE THREE in^iTHEATRES EAST Vernon t aiiwt Theater M V L ROBERT _ e ;o o - New Library Filing Aids Borrowers NEWMAN ,------Schedules (3-8-22) NEWS - 9 : 3 0 - (8-40) MOVIE Refunds Ordered (18) CHAMPIONS "My Three Sons" A total of 22 gasoline dealers (20/) FILM RUMMAGE SALE IMCmNG (18) LIVING FAITH and three heating oil dealers in U.A. East 1 - "The Sting,” (24) ZOOM A new circulation filing system has due before placing a reserve on it and only one place to search for an item in Connecticut were ordered by , THE THREE 7:00-9:15 (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH been completed and is now in operation renewals can be made by telephoning Sponsored by circulation, he said. He added that the the Internal Revenue Service to S i Mary's Church Episcopal Cuild IMUSKETEERS U.A. East 2 — “The Sting,” (40) BONANZA at the R^kville Public Library. The the library. Guilbault said the date due new file is one of the many changes the 7:15-9:30 - 1 0 : 0 0 - make refunds totaling 133,- - 6 : 3 0 - (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS new system was organized by library is no longer a significant factor in library staff has made to better serve 626.52 last week. District IRS U.A. East 3 — "Three director, Oscar R. Guilbault. (3-8-22-30) NEWS (24) FRENCH CHEF retrieving materials from the circula­ library patrons. Director “Joseph J. Conley Jr. THURSDAY, APRIL 18th Musketeers,” 7:15-9:15 (20) SAN FRANCISCO Guilbault said the new file enables 9;30 A M to 11:30 AM. In (24) LITTLE PEOPLE (30) WAIT TILL YOUR tion file. Another recent change has been a has reported. 1-89 Jerry Lewis Cinema 1 — BEAT the libra^ to quickly identify items in FATHER GETS HOME Under the old date due filing system complete re-shelving of the adult Among the gasoline dealers NgIII Hall, off Park St., Manchastar BURNSIDE E xn91 “Mapum Force,” 9:00 - 7 : 0 0 - - 1 0 : 3 0 - circulation and assist patrons in there were 33 different places to look in (3) NEWS (40) ROOM 222 collection which has added growth and affected by the orders during IM.UTH. •nt-iin *naNi Jerry Lewis Cinema 2— “The (3) MOVIE locating materials. order to try to retrieve a book in cir­ (8) TRUTH OR expansion room to the library shelves, the week ended April 12 was the Convention,” 7:30-9:30 - 8:00- "Niagara" (1953) Patrons can now ask when a book is culation, Guilbault said. Guilbault said. 1ST GeMHodunon CONSEQUENCES (3) SONNY AND CHER (8-40) 20TH CENTURY FOX Blonstein Fuel Co. (Arco) at Vernon Cine 1 — “Sleeper,” With the new color-coded file there is Rockville. RUN! 7:20-9:00 (18) DICK VAN DYKE (8-40) MOVIE p p c e e ijT Q C oT M M oU on” Vernon Cine 2 — “Blazing (20) NEWS "Nakla” (1974) (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Read Herald Ads ^ 1 COLOR’ Saddles,” 7:30-9:20 (22-30) NEWS (18) 700 CLUB “ AT7iS0-*:30~ Showcase 1 — “Exorcist,” (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW (20-22-30) CHASE ■aUtWT.IJI-Smt'g 2:15-5:00-7:40-10:20 (40) ABC NEWS (24) WASHINGTON Showcase 2 — "Great CONNECTION FILM RATING GUIDE - 7 : 3 0 - Gatsby,” 1:30-4:15-7:05-9:50 (3) NEW PRICE IS - 8 : 3 0 - SAVE AN EXTRA 3 6 % Yo-Yo’s by Duncan Spray, Steam Showcase 3 — “Alice in RIGHT (24) THEATER IN AMERICA For Parents and OFF OUR REGULAR PRICES Perennial favorite - Wonderland,” and “Stormy the (8) DEAL WITH THE - 9 : 0 0 - & Dry Iron Their Children I Q e iie e the Imperial for Thoroughbred,” 1:30-3:35-4:45- (3) CANNON GLAU'S loads of fun! Plenty of steam from 7:50 25 vents. Spray fea­ GENERAL AUDIENCES (18) COUNTRY PLACE (20-22-30) MOVIE Reg. 79° AM Agn AdmiMM Showcase 4 — “Huckleberry (20) TEEN-AQE SQUARES "Judgment at Nurenberg" ture operates on all Finn.” 1:15-3:25-5:20-7:30-9:40 BACK Fence Mender settings. Water window, fabric Showcase 3— “Serpico,” 9:15 DOOR Hoping to close the 16-month guide. F 92 RARENTAL OWOANCt gap between the United SUQOUTiD Pick-up Sticks Sofm MMtritl Mvy Noi Bt This printing test pattern is A n Exciting Party idea! I States and Sweden, Robert An amusing toy Surtibit For fn Ttinipii part of The Herald quality con­ » SALE ■ Strausz-Hupe, current U.S. 17 Jewel for the young! G.E. trol program in order to give ambassador to Belgium, has Reg. 99' « King Size 9.87 you one of the finest Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and TONITE been appointed to improve High Fashion 66 newspapers in the nation. 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Pencil Sharpener beat her fiance and carry her Reg. suit bags Set of 6 dresses Cuisine screaming to a waiting car. in solids or Set of 2 suits. TboOio-EyidCiBtanr! The Winged Appear on Chamber Fare 11.99 Exclusive^Perma-Point feature ariffln! Matching Folding Rocker 1 1 . 8 8 and see-thru. Pro­ “The Family Reilaurant” Feb. 7: In a letter to a doesn’t over sharpen pencil, ..... Berkeley radio station, the Our Reg. 69' tect Winter clothes stops waste. A perfect point 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street during storage. every time! # KP22 Jeff Jacobs, chairman of the vocal selections. The Symbionese Liberation Army Greater Manchester Chamber Chamber's annual dinner will MONDAY thru SATURDAY 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. (SLA) claims responsibility for Caldor Vitamin ”C ” Reg. 15.97 of Commerce public relations be the first official local SUNDAY 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. the kidnaping. Bottle of 100. 100 mg. council; and Linda Levack, appearance of Miss Manchester Feb. 12: ’The SLA sends a tape recently crowned Miss during her reign. recording of Miss Hearst's c YOUR Manchester 1974 will appear on Currently a junior at Central voice and demands that her 4 4 ^ I NKHT (jNLY! 5:00 to 9:00 P.M. Our Reg. 69' ■ ■ the entertainment bill at the Connecticut State College, Miss father Randolph Hearst provide CHOICE The Hying Hom m ahis! 73rd annual meeting of the 170 worth of food for every 12.70 Levack hopes to receive Fresh Veal SAVE OH b o o k s Chamber. degrees in Spanish language needy Californian. Miss Hearst Kodak Pocket Jacobs is program director of and culture. says she is a “prisoner of war” FOR LITTLE CHILDREN AT 7:10-9:00 (0) COLOR WINF/CBS radio in In addition to Miss Levack Fatmigiaiia Feb. 13: Hearst calls the Manchester and is featured on demands “impossible to meet" 20 Instamatic and Jacobs, the New York I Served with cup of aoup, choice of Y e r tto i the Jeff Jacobs Show daily. He professional vocal team of and says he will try to come up ALL $2.50 ’ Outfit has been chairman of the |apaghetti, potato or vogetabit, our with a counter-offer. Shepard and Jourdan will be Ifabuloua ealad bar, braad and buttar. Select Holland Includes camera, color drop-in car­ C in « Chamber’s public relations featured. Feb. 16: In another tape BEGINNER ».M.II(glTW II4M3M | iTHEMUTtSlS.M.IIltMlWIMMml recording, Miss Hearst says the Spring Bulbs tridge film, magicube and extender. council since last August and The annual meeting is No batteries needed. WOODY ALLEN TAKES i “A m m Mwi, serves on the Chamber’s Am­ scheduled for April 24 at ’The SLA is not trying to be un­ BOOKS VERY HINNY LOOK MNimOlISLY CMZY." bassadors Club. He will act as Colony restaurant, Rt. 83, Save! Thurs. and Fri. April 18-19. reasonable and tells her father from Spice O’ Life ATTHEHITUREI Ctm SM t WJUX. TV master of ceremonies at the an­ Talcottville. Dinner will be “whatever you come up with is TO 1.19 Corningware 6 Pc. Mel Brooks' nual meeting. served at 7 p.m. with cocktails basically okay." TD iane Feb. 18: Hearst announces he Choose carnation begonias, RANDOM HOUSE 21.37 Miss Levack will perform a at 6. FOR SPRING special hanging begonias, Menuette Set cAllen ‘'Keaton T V R Z iN Q combination organ medley and will set up a 12 million program dahlias, gladiolas and many Jeff Jacobs Educational and entertaining; some Includes 1 pint, 1-1/2 pint cov­ to feed the needy, 1500,(WO from BEAUTY! other varieties of quality bulbs. Vivitar 102 Electronic Flash ered saucepans, 6-1/2” cover­ S 3UWLEI his own funds and the other 11.5 Dr. Seuss titles included. ed skillet. Freezer to over to million from the Hearst Foun­ table. (RAWF6RD H6USI RESTAURANT Black & Decker Guide 30 with ASA Open Stock Price 13.97 dation. 25 film; 4 second 503 E. MIDDLE TPK. Feb. 21: In another tape Convertible Long Handle recycle. Over 400 MMITE MOVES M BOTH CUES SAT. ONLY MANCHESTER, CONN. recording, the SLA calls the Cordless Grass Shears flashes to a set of 11.99 proposed 12 million food PUBLISHER’ batteries. Reg. 15.88 One i - “SLEEPER” Cine 2 - “BLJURM SADDLES" • . \ / TEL. 646-3562 program “a few crumbs" and LIST demands another 14 million or 2.50 1.77 Pocket Pouch Set, Reg. 3.99. 2.88 H E E S S r Miss Hearst will be held in­ 24.99 12.88 MANCHESTER PLAZA 646-2228 Banana definitely as a hostage. Use as hand held or long 25 Ft. U.L. VALUE LEADER! EXCITEMENT JUST FOR BABY! Feb. 22: Hearst declares the handle attaches quickly with LI wheel assembly- Trouble Light Jerry Lewista,;,riTwin Cinema latest SLA demand “far beyond Great for garage or IN SOUND! my financial capability" and INTiE ma 1 iZilKl Cinema 2 Model No. 8121 Black & Decker cellar. Famous ITT. ‘the matter is now out of my 16” Deluxe Double Edge hands.” The Hearst Corp. says Reg. 5.49 3.49 SANPIVICHES it will put up the additional 14 Shrub/Hedge Trimmer 3 million, but only if Miss Hearst Locking MAGNUM <»»' LUNCH cmd DlW Af£gS is released unharmed. The first Gas Caps ftxxl distribution gets under OEM styled cap with 2 keys, 24.99 .1 Fits popular U.S. cars. way with a fist-swinging melee Die cast aluminum housing; SAVE FORCE” and general chaos. scalloped tooth design, ALLIED ARTISTS presenis Reg. 3.99 to 4.99 General Electric * 4 (CUnt Eastwood) Feb. 28: The second free food Contoured 3,6(X) strokes per minute. FM/AM s n K o u s T m . giveaway, with between 25,(KW Front wraparound handle.*814 Stereo Sound System Mesh Pfay Yard Rear Handle Clock Radio and 30,(KW bags of food dis­ Separate volume, balance and 36" square with comfy foam pad. mcquEBi Nomnm tributed. Black & Decker Plus Co-Hit inaflWKLINJ.SCHAfFNERliIni Wakes you to music! Big, easy tone controls. Matched 4" March 5: Another 1300,000 to read clock face. Walnut Reg. 17.99 t Cordless Electric speakers'that separate to 18 [PGl worth of food is given away in Grass Shear polystyrene finish. feet. Free form stand. FRI.-SAT. MIDNITE: ^ 3 9 the third distribution. A truck carrying 112,500 worth of meat S Split or solid “MIUHJUAItt: ASSASSIN OF YOUTH" is hijacked on its way to the dis­ tribution center. Nylon Foam front or bucket seat PLUS 14.99 Seat Covers ®‘y'es-choice of March 8: The free food Light and e’asy to handle; safety switch colors 13.87 3 Chaps. “Flash Gordon” 28.70 giveaway passes the 11 million 17.44 Shown hero, ready to servo you one of lock. 6,(X)0 scissor cuts per minute. mark with the fourth distribu­ Battery and charger included. *8280 their weekly speclale. Is Jim and Joan tion. CSHOWCASt CINtMAX 1234 MoriconI - who with more than 25 years In March 9: In another tape Black & Decker the restaurant business, cordially Invite I-8 4 EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. recording. Miss Hearst charges Cordless Double Edge ' S ■ EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO. 568-8810 • I you to Mancheater’s neweat and flneat her father with offering only W LARGE ^ ; ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING - We Honor MASTER CHAHGe Shrub/Hedge Trimmer restaurant. “crumbs” to the poor. The SLA 1 SCREEN demands an expanded food (!' NO fiFDFORD FPRROUU program. SANYO 1 LARGE FROST Ma-Ma Mia*s March 25: A revised and 19.99 1 expanded food program gives Full wrap around handle (or maneuvera 1 SAVINGS away 11 million in 35,000 car­ billty. Lightweight, easy to use. Battery tons of food, ending the 12 and charger included #8181 , Cuisine million program. Ib5======2=^ ‘*The Family Restaurant April 2: In another message, the SLA says it will reveal the Deluxe General Electric 16 Cu. Ft. 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street | A time and place of Miss Hearst's 4.3 Cubic Ft. Compact 18” DiagonalB&W release within 72 hours. Cast Aluminum Refrigerator/Freezer April 3: In another tape Refrigerator/Freezer Portable TV MONDAY thru SATURDAY S PJN. to 9 PJN. recording. Miss Hearst an­ Covered SUNDAY 11 AJR. to 9 P.M. You’ll go bananas for this great sale on the famous DAIRY QUEEN* nounces she has decided to re­ Electric Grill Our Our banana split. Two fresh-cut banana slices and America’s favorite main with the SLA, calls her Reg. Reg. treat, topped with chocolate, strawberry, father a "liar” and says she can Multi-position Infinite heat 114.70 126.70 control with on/off light. 3 1 9 never go back "to the life I Separate freezer/refrigerator temp?^ controls. pineapple and whipped topping. It’s *108 ~ J ^ p «08S P'M/.uy Heavy duty chrome plated Only 18-1/2" $99wide, counter top high. Ice cube THURS. NIGHT ONLY! 5:00 tu 9:00 P.M. lived before.” Hearst says he ® T H E ■ W.M.) M . grid with saucepan and bun trays, tall door shelves. Choose white or Bright, clear picture. Built-in VHF-UHF an­ Meat keeper, twin crispers. Big freezer. “scrumpdillyishus”! Treat the whole doesn’t believe she made her tennas, extra strong reception. Adjustable steel shelves. gang during this special offer at warming area. Wide track walnut.______AAtUBMAdciMton CHARCOAL ^ Dairii decision freely. double braced carriage. EXDROST participating DAIRY QUEEN April 15: Miss Hearst is iden- Queen Stores. It’s "scrumpdillyishus”! tifi^ as a participant in a 110,- BROILED CHICKEN $0 OR 690 bank robbery, possibly A je a l t ^ a traaL dttfarant from the uauall Seivsd ^ 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Manchester SALE WED. thru SAT. with cup of aoup, cholca of spaghatU, potato, or " Let's all ffo to the D A IR Y QUEEN” against her will. Federal of­ ficials charge three SLA Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. SERPICO SHOWN NIGHTLY 9:1^ vogoUblo, our fabuloua salad bar, braad and Pat. Off., Am.D.Q. Corp. (C) Copyright 1974, Am. D.Q. Corp. buttar... •Reg. U.S. members with the holdup and » ^ 5 5 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. late Silow Sat. Eve. 12:30 A.M. 684 HARTFORD RD. - MANCHESTER - 242 RROAD ST. name Miss Hearst as a material witness. PAGE FX)UR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 17.1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974_PAGE FIVE Vernon Tolland DistHct Health Study Report VIVIAN KENNESON Tolland Volunteer Fire Depart­ sanitary requirements. Mndavm-Uttk the Manchester Mental Health Dreams Topic for Club ment are also trained EMT’s Correspondent Nursing Services facilities, Hockanum Valley The Couples Club of Union Ellington Congregational In its early meetings, the and many have completed the The Tolland Public Health Community Services and the parishioners have no desire or Congregational Church will Church will hold a military Tolland Health District Study CPR course. Both organizations Nursing Services Committee Rockville General Hospital need for this type of club and sponsor a pot luck supper April whist card party, Friday at 8 Committee studied the public have participated in mock dis­ contracts its nursing services departments of respiratory the efforts to continue an 27 at 6;30 p.m. at the church p.m. in the social rooms of the health services that are asters and are members of the from the Rockville Public care and inhalation therapy to organization of this nature will with a guest speaker to follow church in Ellington center. presently available to the Tolland County Mutual Aid Am­ Health Nursing Association. help those patients unable to be terminated. at 8 p.m. Table prizes and door prizes members of the Tolland com­ bulance Association. The Fire The services are performed on have formal clinic care. The Anyone wishing further infor­ Mrs. Sharon Stuart, a will be awarded. There will be a munity. Department is a member of the reference from doctors, or on RPHNA supervises Home mation should contact John graduate student at the Univer­ White Elephant table and The services are listed under Tolland County Mutual Aid Fire request from patients or Health Aid and works with Stokes, 875-0333. sity of Connecticut School of refreshments. Money collected three categories: ad­ Department is a member of the relatives of patients. Homemaker Services. Social Work will speak on “The is used for flowers and gifts for Meanwhile, the Couple’s Gub ministrative services, en­ Tolland County Mutual Adid Services contracted are; The school system provides Fire Service. After-Easter Importance of Dreams in Your shut-ins and hospitalized has plans to hold a “Spring vironmental services, and nur­ antepartum and postpartum an adequate nursing staff and Life and Aspects of ESP.” friends of the church. Fling,” May 4 in the church sing services. Invitations were Environmental Services visits, health promotion in all functions well. The school Mrs. Stuart uses ^eam Mrs. Ruth Schortmann and hall. Music for dancing will be Our Reg. *17 to *22 extended to a number of public Before November 1973 areas; tuberculosis sur­ nurses are under, the jurisdic­ analysis in group therapy Mrs. Ellen Kasche are co- by “The American Tradition.” health professionals to meet sanitarian services included in­ veillance, follow-up of cases, tion of the Board of Education. sessions at the university. chairmen. Tickets will be sold and discuss a variety of topics spection and approval of contacts and suspects; venereal In addition, the RPHA is Those planning to attend the at the door. Those attending must bring with the committee members. sewage disposal system. disease cases, contacts and responsible for Part B benefits, ALLWEATHER pot luck should make reser­ their own liquid refreshments. Those who spoke to the com- Complaints on food handling suspects; and contacts and under Medicare, for residents Dance Group vations by calling Don Levitt, Tickets are $1.50 per person and mitee were Mrs. Phyllis J. and storage were investigated, suspects of other com­ of Tolland. These services in­ The Gwiadza Dance Group of 875-6939 or Clark Clifford, 875- may bq purchased from any Drysdale, administrative averaging approximately one Hartford will be the featured municable diseases; care of clude, in addition to nursing and 1407. club member or by calling John supervisor, Rockville Public inspection per year. The tem­ cancer, heart, and stroke health aid services, physical entertainment at the traditional The public is invited to attend and Mary Stokes or Don and Health Administration Associa­ porary, part-time sanitarian is patients; care of the mentally therapy. They may also in­ “Swienconka” and “Breaking the speaking program for which Carol Fay. Proceeds will go tion; Michael Rossetti, chief of responsible for the inspection of ill and follow-up for persons dis­ clude, in time. Other com­ of the Easter Egg” dinner at St. a nominal fee will be charged. toward church hall im­ Local Health Administration water supplies and sewage charged from mental in­ prehensive services reimbur­ Joseph Church Hall, Rockville Pantfoats! provements. Section, Environmental Health systems only. stitutions; mental retardations sable under Medicare, such as Methodist Programs Sunday at 5 p.m. Services; Mrs. Ann Kendall, Voluntary inspection is made care and follow-up care when occupational therapy, social The Methodist Womens The Gwiadzas formed in planner, Capitol Region Health of the public swimming areas in released from Mansfield State work, and speech therapy. Society and the Mission Com­ 1920 for the purpose of Planning Council; and Dr. town by the operators of the Training School; rehabilitation The next part of this series mission of the Rockville promoting and enhancing Methodist Church will sponsor Marjorie A. Purnell, director of facilities. Crandall’s Pond is services for all these areas; taken from the report of the Polish culture in Connecticut. SALE a mission program and*^ inter­ Reservations for th^ AAA Reports health. Town of Tolland. .voluntarily tested on a con­ care and rehabilitation for District Health Study Com­ national pot luck supper, In addition, information was tinuous basis by the Board of other non-communicable dis­ mittee will cover Large Selection...Our Reg?50 traditional Easter dinner are More Gas; gathered from personal inter­ Recreation during the swim­ eases or abnormal conditions; recommended town health ser- tonight starting at 6:30 and the being accepted by Mrs. Helen views with officials of Tolland ming season. care and education for entire church membership is in­ Koniar, Mrs. Bernice Sullivan Highiler Prices vited. who are aware of the various Garbage disposal areas have diabetics; care and rehabilita­ and Marian Narkawicz. Double Knit & Woven Sport Coats Those attending are asked to WASHINGTON (UPI) - The aspects of the health services in been under the jurisdiction of tion of neuromuscular patients; Variety Show ® ^ bring an International or nation’s motorists are finding it 13 16 the community. The 1973 town the Board of Selectmen and Anyone interested in par­ immunization clinics and well- increasingly easier to purchase V\feiter repellent, rain or shine pant coats. report and literature provided presently are seeded by order American dish for the supper. ticipating in this year’s variety child conferences, as well as gasoline at service stations, but by the state were also used in of the town manager. 'The dis­ psychiatric community clinics. The speaker for the program show to be sponsored by St. will be the Rev. Robert the cost is steadily climbing, • SINGLE BREASTED • DOUBLE BREASTED reviewing existing services. posed garbage is covered every The Rockville Public Health Bernard Church should sign up day in use. Life of the present Purbery of Portland. Saturday in the St. Bernard the American Automobile Administrative Services Nursing Association has an on­ Association reported today. • BELTED STYLES • STITCH DETAILING The town employs a part- dump is expected to be two going educational policy to keep Pastor Purbery is a mis­ School library. School St., time director of health. Dr. more years. No new areas for its nurses informed of new con­ sionary in the Philippines and is Rockville. Purnell, who is a practicing garbage disposal have been cepts, methods, and services. presently on leave to attend Those who cannot make it on The AAA said its latest ALL AT FANTASTIC LOW PRICES! physician in Rockville. The secured by the town to permit Its members spend much time Hartford Seminary. The Saturday should call Bill or spot check covering 6,051 ser­ director of health has respon­ continued land fill dump opera­ at workshops, conferences, and Methodist Youth Fellowship Steve Zavarella, 875-5635. The vice stations in every state but $ will furnish music for the occa­ Alaska showed that only 2 per sibility for the preservation of tion after filling the present courses to be able to interact show is scheduled for May 11. the public health of the com- fa c ility ^ with other communication with sion and a special film ^ill be New Club cent were out of fuel, compared munitMand the prevention of A local ordinance concerning provided for the younger An organizational meeting, to to 3 per cent last week. the sppad of disease. water supplies and septic NOW children. form an Adult Social Club at St. In aidition, she is responsible systems has recently been VITAMIN Mrs. Carol Aronson, Mrs. Bernard Church, is scheduled The average price of a gallon for enforcement of the public enacted by the selectmen for Doreen Ward, Mrs. Marie for Friday starting at 6:30 p.m. of regular gas was 54 cents, the health code and such the town. Tolland utilizes the HEADQUARTERS Waltz, and Miss Margaret with a pot luck supper. AAA said, same as last week. regulations as may be adopted Public Health Code of the State Liggett Parkade Parker along with other The Married Couples Club of But the average price for a Low Prices! by the public health council. of Connecticut which deals with members of the Mission Com­ the church has decided to dis­ gallon of permium grade fuel Elducation of the general practically every phase of the mission, will be in charge of the band and plans to reorganize as increased to 58 cents, one cent public in the area of public program. the Adult Social Club. All in­ higher than last week. Federal health and safety is ac­ Grange Supper terested adults are urged to at­ energy chief William E. Simon complished in a number of Vernon Grange will sponsor a tend. If there is little or no has said the price for regular ways. One m ajor means is public auction and buffet, response to the endeavor, it will might go as high as 70 cents a through the school system. Saturday at Grange Hall, Rt. be concluded that the gallon. Hicks and Parker Schools have 30, starting with the auction at formal health curricula. 1:30 p.m. Special lectures and courses Items to be auctioned will in­ are held in the schools on such clude furniture, plants, and subjects as venereal disease miscellaneous articles. Corrections Aides and drags. Refreshments will be available The Tolland Junior Woman’s and there will be a food sale Club conducts and sponsors table. To Be Honored several programs concerned 'The buffet supper will be with p ih^ health and aafe^. served from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and Two area residents will be Officer Lynda Rowan of They a K : an annual amblyopia will include home-bak^ beans, among 11 members of the Rockville is on the staff at clinic for 3 and 4-year olds; an ham, meatballs, spaghetti, Connecticut Department of Niantic Correctional Institution annual ear screening clinic for salads and pie. Correction who will be honored where she has been for the past 4- and 5-year olds; an annual The charge will be $2.50 for for outstanding service to the three years. safety program open to the A large selection of new spring adults and $1.25 for children department at a staff award Officer Rowan and two others public; and an annual Red with no limit on the amount of ceremony April 21 at the were cited for "professional Cross babysitting course. double knit and woven sport food you can eat. No reser­ Criminal Justice Academy in competence and concern for The Tolland Volunteer Am­ coats, expertly tailored the vations are necessary. Haddam. others” in the department’s bulance Association conducts Anderson-Little way. Featuring The Grange will hold its Officer William McGill of Operation Rebound program. First Aid classes which are ail the latest colors regular meeting Friday at 7:30 South Windsor, of the staff of Rebound is a program with open to the public. The p.m. at the hall. Members are the Hartford Community selected inmates in wilderness American Red Cross Course is and patterns. asked to bring items for the Correctional Center since 1968 living and survival. taught by qualified Red Cross auction and food table. has been cited for The recipients for the awards instructors who are also SOLIDS Military Whist “Professional ability utilized,” were selected by the Council of members of the Ambulance CHECKS The Friendship Class of in the capture of a fleeing in­ Correction, appointed by the Association. The Association mate. governor. also distributes First Aid PLAIDS materials and participates in HEATHERS general health and safety programs presented to the residents. Educational materials are distributed through the local pharmacies. Emergency medical services are provided on a 24-hour basis to the town by the Ambulance Association. Approximately 68 TERRIFIC! COMFORT per cent of its members are qualified Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) and all FASHION AND FIT... members are trained in cardio­ pulmonary resusitation (CPR) by the American Heart AT PRE-SEASON Association. Coats! A few of the members of the ^fSSvD. SAVINGS! (l-engths am i c Options sleek sllng...perfect for now Hebron with pants, pretty for spring’s soft •kirts and shirtwaists. The knIt-fIt Paper Drive lining and Just right heel assures Saturday comfort. Our wide range assures NANCY DRINKUTH Complete expert alterations at no charge. perfect fit. Enjoy the savings Co. 2 of the Volunteer Fire 22“”29“ now and be set for springl Dept, will conduct a paper drive Saturday. Residents in In navy, bone, white, smooth Superbly tailored in Single and Double Breasted Styles. the Amston section of town are or black shiney. asked to save their papers. • REGULAR LENGTHS • PANT COAT LENGTHS Papers may be tied or placed in a cardboard box and left by ^ Youre • WOOL BLENDS • POLYESTER KNITS the curb. Firemen will pick U T T t i r « , them up as they pass through ALL AT FANTASTIC LOW PRICES! the area. Cub Scout News Courtney Yopp of Cub Scout Pack 28 placed 3rd in the Algonquin District Pinewo^ S1.99 '''OVELTJEs Derby competition held recent­ ly in Manchester. Pack 28's o' PSS) Kenneth Moore and Chris Mayhew made it to the semi­ finals and quarter finals respec­ Options tively. The annual Sailboat Regatta will be held Sunday at the Distinctively Gilead Hill School. Registration Reg. M6.00 will begin at 2 p.m. and races SALE ENDS SATURDAY Anderson-Uttle Anderson-Uttle will stai’t at 2;30 p.m. The Cub c /4 Qreat(SNamein the<^Hanu&cturing^*nne Clothing c /4 QreatSYameinline Clothing Scouts will build their own • MANCHESTER 389 Broad Street • M A N C H E S T E R Manchester Parkade, Broad Street Plaza, West Middle Turnpike M A N C H E S T E R Manchester Parkade, Broad Street Plaza, West Middle Turnpike sailboats. • EAST HARTFORD Putnam Bridge Plaza 17 Main St. The Cubs of Pack 28 will par­ • Manchester Parkade • Corbins Comer ticipate in Rid Litter Day with ' BLOOMFIELD Copaco Shopping Center Cottage Grove Road Rt. 218 the Hebron Lions Gub and the Open 10 am to 9 pm Saturdays 'til 6 Phono 649-8796 Conservation Commission Saturday. They will meet at the BankAmtHcard and Maatar Charge AvaBabla In Moat Storaa Use Your Master Charge Lions’ Fairground at 9 a.m. and will work until noon. □ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974 — PAGE SEVEN f A Vernon Town Undecided on Buying Water Firm ./■ I.: BoUon Club To Elect Officers Pierog, treasurer; Linda fiandiralpr iEit^ntng DONNA HOLLAND The Town Council is still not vice. Presently the town pays The mayor said there is also involved and maybe this Jenckes, assistant treasurer; Memorial Park. National Projects sure whether it wants to $42 for each hydrant or a total the question of how the summer, the youth hired by the Correspondent Noreen Carpenter, correspond­ Annual Banquet Tel. 646-0375 Committee purchase the Vernon Water of $2,856. Under the increased purchase would be financed as town through federal funds, ing secretary; Pat Narsavage, The annual banquet meeting Founded Oct. i, 1881 Company which services about The Bolton Junior Women’s The BJWC national projects rates it would pay $438.82 or a the company only serves about could make a survey of the recording secretary; Pat Pinto, of the club will be held May 16 committee is still collecting Neighbor 600 customers in the Vernon total of $29,000. Club will hold its annual Subscribers who fail to receive their 50 per cent of the people in just customers of the company to nominating. at Fiano’s Restaurant. It will baby clothes, baby food and the Published by Manchester Publishing Center area and 68 town fire Mayor Frank McCoy said the the rural Vernon area. He said get their feelings on the matter. meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at Club approval*will be asked newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Herrick Memorial Park. begin at 6:30 p.m. with dinner like for Friends of Children, Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn, hydrants. council will have to weigh these there is a possibility that a Councilman Richard for many donations proposed by being served at 7:30 p.m. Inc. p.m. should telephone the circulation Burl Lyons, Publiiher At this meeting officers for 06040,'telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). A petition to purchase the costs against what it would cost water district could be set up. MacDonald said hd wished to go the appropriatibns committee Reservations and payment department, 647-9^. company, owned by Barney the coming year will be chosen. Donated articles should be Published every evening except Sun­ to purchase and maintain the At any rate, nothing could be on record as being firmly op­ and approved by the executive must be made by club members dropped off at the home of Bun­ ■•S Moses of Vernon, was filed with The proposed slate by the days and holidays. Entered at the department. He said he un­ done without first going through posed to the purchase by the board. The two largest planning to attend by May 9. ny Placco. 11 Laurwood Dr. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation the Public Utilities Commission nominating committee is: Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ derstands the price hhs gone up the PUC, the mayor said. He town. He said, “ A gigantic proposed appropriations are Those planning on attending Several cartons have been (PUC) by Rockville Water & by about $30,000 over the Sherry Shaw, president; Susie cond Class Mail Matter. added that there is no urgency bureaucracy would be created.” curtains for the community hall should contact Mary Lou collected so far and are ready About twice a week we get letters for the Open Forum Aqueduct Co. which services original price but he is not sure Sigmund, vice president; Sandy and' a slide for Herrick Lemaire. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher for shipment to Viet Nam. The Manchester Publishing Co. which aren’t published because the writers fail to give us customers in the Rockville area just what that was. but the request was later assumes no financial responsibility for their address. We have discovered that looking up a name Town Engineer Leonard withdrawn. Szczesny made a cursory check typographical errors appearing in adver­ in the telephone or city directory to find an address isn’t The town then decided it Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in of the facilities and his report too satisfactory because some people move in a course of should reconsider purchase as indicates there will probably be Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. one year. the Rockville company had in­ a need for the purchase of a One Month...... 33.25 Display advertising closing hours, cluded in its petition a request considerable amount of equip­ Single Copy...... 154 three full days prior to publication. 4 1 So, once again, if you wish your ietter published, make for a raise in rates comparable ment in the future. suit and sportcoat By Carrier, Weekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon certain you include your complete address. with the rates charged He estimates the overhead to One Y ear...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Incidentally,, we conducted a count of Open Forum Rockville customers. be about $50,000 just to main­ Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and letters over the past 90 days, and on the average we publish The increase would mean a tain a work force to keep the Monday. two per day. considerable increase in the company operating for salaries Three Months...... $9.75 - SI town's charge for hydrant ser- -^nd inventory bf parts. We would like to see the town Board of Directors revive the possibility of purchasing the Odd Fellows building at Main and Center. Vernon It seems that any concentrated attempt to revive down­ Nate Making His Bid town ought to begin with the purchase of that buiiding. ’The intersection is a constant traffic problem and truly a mess. Dr. Kristan Tells M anchester’s own Nathan In some quarters it is speculated Any other attempt to ease the traffic congestion wouid m Agostinelli has formally announced that the race is between Steele, who mereiy be a stop-gap measure. his bid for Republican nomination for seems to be getting strong financial Value of‘Wogging’ We would like to see a committee of directors appointed governor. support and Mayor Panuzio, who is The benefits of the new individuals can check their own to study the possibie purchase. “Wogging Program” sponsored The state comptroller and former reported to have the tacit backing of heart rates. by the Indian Valley YMCA Dr. Kristan said walking can Manchester mayor is one of four can­ the state party organization. Out in Denver, Coio., you might say poiice saw to it that were explained by Dr. Joseph be a great aid in weight control didates who have formally announced Nate conceivably stands to gain in the punishment fit the crime. Kristan at the second meeting explaining that a brisk walk Three streakers were arrested and poiice ieft them un­ of the group this week. burns up about five calories per SAVE for the nomination. More may follow. any battle between these candidates clothed in an interrogation room in full view of others in Dr. Kristan, who is Vernon’s minute. He added that with the Nate, as Agostinelli is known to his should it appear that the convention the police headquarters. health officer, emphasized the walking, diet control should be importance of walking and friends, admits his ambition to be cannot pick either without party­ One of the streakers, a 19-year-oid giri, had a bandana gradually applied by cutting jogging in maintaining a sound down on refined sugars and governor is a long shot but likes to splitting wounds. Such wounds the with which to cover herself. It would have been real police heart and he demonsrated how excess fats in the diet. brutality if she would have been handcuffed with her hands think the odds of his getting the Republican party can ill afford in Dr. Edward Meyers provided behind her back. a non-strenuous fitness test for nomination are getting smaller as the 1974. WORLD ALMANAC 40% to 53% serveral adults who desired to pre-convention jockeying for delegate Nate is a realist and has said that Shortly, you will be able to buy Hank Aaron T-shirts, FACTS know their present fitness votes continues. while he will be making a serious bid cigarette lighters, belt buckles, sunglasses, along with level. countless other promotional items, in recognition of the The Wogging program in­ His most formidible opponent is on dacron & wool tropicals for the Republican nomination for new home run king. volves walkers and joggers. »»v.' Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Panuzio governor, he is keeping his options Boston Commons (Photo by Connie ’Tuttle) There may also be a breakfast cereal carrying Aaron’s who points out his victories in the face open. name along with a new brand of high-protein snacks to give and doubleknit suits... of adverse popularity of Republicans It may well be that with his you that extra power to hit the long ball. It is a safe bet that promotional items carrying Hank’s nationally. statewide popularity he may be able name will be around longer than the Spiro T. Agnew wrist BLAU’S U.S. Rep. Robert Steele, Vernon, is to rally enough support to win the Capital watch. Solids & patterns a figure to contend with also since he nomination. But if this should not BACK There has always been a power struggle between the n reg. 37 to 60..shwts 35 to 44..1ongs 40 to 54 has a strong following and is an come to pass, we believe he will be a executive and legislative branches of government but it is aggressive campaigner. strong enough contender so that he more out in the open these days. The National Safety Coun­ DOCK House Speaker Francis Collins may will have a choice in the final selec­ are Lawmakers seem to get more courage when the head of cil revealed that automobiles our reg. to H25.00 on turnpikes drove some 50 not be as widely known as some of his tion and perhaps the pick of the vacan­ Andrew Tally government is a lame duck. ’That’s why it isn’t surprising billion passenger miles in SALE there have been movements in Hartford to wrestle some other rivals but his legislative cies on the rest of the slate. 1972, with only 540 deaths, or power away from the governor. Tlie same thing is a rate of 1.08 deaths per 100 TdNITE background is bound to have appeal happening in Washington. million passenger miles, The World Almanac notes. Other within the conservative party’s ranks. The state will be watching Nixon Placed In Double Jeopardy? If Gov. Meskill was a candidate for re-election, we can’t cars and taxis drove an esti­ 7 -1 0 p.m. Agostinelli, as comptroller and Agostinelli closely in the coming help but wonder if some lawmakers, including mated 1.850 billion passenger Don't Mi$$ Itl A7-m miles in 1972, with 32,500 oc­ 1115 MAIN ST. working daily with the state’s weeks and Manchester people, in par­ By Holmes tried by the Senate, not by a be met at the White House door Republicans, would have a change of heart in the power Alexander court, and the grand jury’s fin­ struggle. cupant deaths, or a rate of Manchester finances, has a big plus in this area by the federal marshal and 1.90 deaths per 100 million $5990 ticular, will be interested in following dings may or may not have con­ WASHINGTON, D.C. - required to answer for passenger miles. and his former service as mayor the political fortunes of their favorite President Nixon’s henchman, tributed anything. wrongdoings committed before We were in error last week when we quoted a letter from makes him attractive to town- son. not President Nixon, were the But the double jeopardy oc­ or during his presidency. a Manchester resident about train service from Hartford subject of the grand jury in­ curs because the Constitution to New York. Our thanks to another resident for pointing it issue oriented Republicans. Whatever the outcome, we think ’That is why the findings of the vestigation which ied a flock provides special punishment for out to us. the highest citizens. If the grand jury contained in the His background involves experience Nate will conduct himself well and of indictments on the We telephoned Amtrakj^^nd, a fellow with a pleasant summer seersucker Watergate cover-up, but the President’s impeachment is up­ brown satchel, give so much on local and state levels which make when it is all over — win or lose — all held in the Senate, he is subject satisfaction to the Nixon- voice commented there has always been service on Satur­ grand jury voluntarily con­ day and Sunday from Hartford to New Haven and to New him more than a mere dark horse con­ Manchester will continue to be proud tributed extra findings on the to “removal from office and haters. They are now armed Knit and Doubleknit against him with a double- York. tender. of him. President himself. These fin­ disqualification to hold and dings, contained in a brown enjoy any office of honor, trust barrel shotgun. It is a fearsome travel bag, are now in custody or profit under the United weapon to use against a man’s Tomorrow evening ’The Herald and travel agents are of the House Judiciary Com­ States.” This would prevent his peace of mind. 'Die contents of sponsoring a Travel Show at the Highland Park School the satchel, while publicly un­ SPORTCOATS mittee, and the mystery seeking to vindicate himself by Auditorium. It is the first of such public service events we Swords And Plowshares deepens. going before the people as a known for the time being, hope to bring to residents. candidate for his previous of­ provide a mystery pdbkage and Superb selection of Until the Judiciary Com­ the source of malicious gossip. Our thanks to Betty Ryder, family page editor, and It may be an oversimplification but into a plowshare but its awesome mittee comes out of hiding and fice, although he has not com­ pleted the two terms which are Duane Edmonds, advertising director, for their efforts in application as a sword makes it goes into open session, the stunning piaids... it appears it is easier to beat a allowable. That runaway grand jury, putting the show together. Our appreciation also to the public will hear only rumors sponsoring travel agents. plowshare into a sword than it is to feared in whatever form we would and leaked stories of what the This provision would prevent going beyond what it was con­ his being appointed an am­ Free tickets are available at The Herald and from spon­ make a sword into a plowshare. shape it. President’s henchmen said vened to do, is welcomed by the bassador, or federal judge, and Nixon-haters as the extra straw soring agents. We have no quarrel with the need about him to the juors. But (^rrently, there is a big debate since speculation is in order, it probably prevent him from which could break an iron our reg. *50*® going on over the safety of nuclear for safeguards against nuclear ac­ may very well be that Mr. receiving any pension for his determination and bring about The end of a bureaucracy? services in House, "Senate, or the President’s resignation by power plants which appear to be the cidents and we believe strongly that Nixon is now put in an extraor­ The first 250 employes at the Ck)st of Living Council have dinary predicament of double the White House. Altogether, it reason of physical and mental been notified to start looking for new jobs as the wage and these must be constantly reviewed most immediate solution to achieving jeopardy. The grand jury, with is heavy punishment in itself exhaustion. price control agency begins the process of going out of and updated. We oppose the concept of the evidence being presented to alone. our nation’s energy independence in But the Constitution does not business. standardizing nuclear plants to them by federal prosecutors, It does seem a bit unusual in these days that any federal the next 10 to 15 years. could be looking only for indic­ treat it as sufficient punish­ expedite their construction and keep ment. Without a break in the agency is disbanded after once being established. table crimes. The Judiciary Wage and price controls will expire April 30. The ^ The invention of atomic energy was the cost down. staff is allowed to look for im­ sentence of the impeachment clause, the language goes on: program, 2 1/2 years old, was far from effective. $9990 spawned by war and its first use was, peachable crimes only. We believe present atomic plants There is a difference. If the “but the party convicted shall indelibly impressed on mankind by are safe and can be made safer. The President committed a crime nevertheless be liable and sub­ We trust that by now you have paid your debt to Uncle ject to indictment, trial, judg­ Sam. If you haven’t, you are in violation of income tax the horrifying devastation the bombs issue before us is whether we use before Jan. 20, 1969, he would have to answer to an indict- ment and punishment accor­ 25 Years Ago laws. However, it was another year in which a great many did to Nagasaki and Hiroshima. ding to Law.” Plus You Get REGAIS EXCLUSIVE P.A.L. POLICY nuclear power as the interim or ul­ tiient, provided the statute of This date was a Sunday ; The Americans got money back, interest free of course, due to Mr. Nixon, if guilty of crimes It is in the light of this devastation timate source of most of our energy limitations had not run out. But Herald did not publish. over withholding. he could not be impeached for before his presidency or during Permanent Alterations for the Life of the Garment! Lose or that the safety of electric power needs. it, can pqy double. Supposing Foundation Inc. estimates that all federal taxes will take something he did before taking 10 Years Ago about 22 per cent of the average family income this year. producing atomic plants is now being We favor the interim approach, not the oath of office. On the other that the Senate removes him, a federal marshal can detain him Town park and recreation At the same time, state and local taxes, though they vary gain weight, Regal’s will keep your Garment fitting perfectly assessed. because nuclear power plants can’t be hand, if the President mis­ handled his duties after he as he leaves the White House in board reaffirms vote to charge widely, are expected to take another 11 per cent of your in­ The safety system, with all kinds of family fee of 35 for season at made completely safe, but because it reached the White House in a disgrace and summon him to come. ' town swhnming pools. for as long as you wear it..At NO CHARGL..EVER! backstop systems to prevent nuclear would be just as unwise to gear our­ manner that the Judiciary appear in court. Supposing the Senate does not vote hy two- Mrs. Melvin T. Jochimsen is Newspapers can refuse advertising. accidents, still isn’t enough to con­ selves solely to a nuclear power Committee found deserving of impeachment, he would be thirds tq remove him, he can installed chairman of YWCA That point was reaffirmed when the U.S. First Circuit vince some critics that an “accident” source as it was to gear ourselves finish his term of office and still town committee. Court of Appeals refused to rehear a case involving the are you a man won’t occur and that such an accident primarily to a fossil fuel source. Providence Journal. It thus upheld the newspaper’s right ftf Stature? could devastate huge populations and I BGUSHT WIT'M to reject advertising. visit our We believe there is a need for a ftiiESS WHAT poison the air. selective development of nuclear Good Friday is one of those unique days when you can On the other hand, there is another power for energy production. We buy a lottery ticket but you can’t buy a drink of alcohol. 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! BIG& group which believes that science and believe there is an urgent need to And once Connecticut moves into gambling on a large TALL scale, we suppose that will also be permitted on G o^ technology have made such plants so press forward with research into SHOP safe that the odds are a million to one Friday. other potential energy sources which ^ Retail establishments are open but government offices, or more against an accident of such may not require elaborate and costly public utilities, schools, financial institutions, package today... magnitude. stores and a number of other businesses are closed. safeguards we now need with nuclear REBAL MEN'S SHOP Manchester We cannot help but feel that if there We always thought Good Friday was a highly religious plants. "THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" store had been no Nagasaki or Hiroshima day. What is the reasoning then for a store being open on only... We must try to beat this nuclear Good Friday and closed on Sunday? Is the Sunday closing the debate would not be on the basis of sword into a plowshare but more im­ because of the religious significance or is it to give the 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER - TRI-CITY PLAZA, this extreme position. However, the employes a rest? portant we must harness the same fact is that Nagasaki and Hiroshima We aren’t suggesting that all stores close on (jood OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9:80 to 5:30 OPEN MONOAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 to 9:00 technological genius that produced Friday. We doubt if that is done anywhere in the nation each were virtually erased in a split THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 10:00 to 9:30 this sword into a program that will though some stores do closd for a limited number of hours second of atomic energy bursting give us a better plowshare — a to permit* employes to attend worship services. What we IVe overhead. are searching for is some rationale between a store being wedding plans In your future? also have a complete formal wear Rental Department...Plus FREE GIFTS! plowshare that hopefully cannot and This is the sword that we coulH beat open on Good Friday and closed on Sunday. We must con­ will not become a sword. fess, we can’t find it. r PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974 Coventry Andover MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974 — PAGE NINE Proposed Budget $3,580,157 Rev. Bradley Leaves Business Bodies For New Position MONICA SHEA the town will account for 7.1 Democrats Caucus Joan Lewis, Harold Crane; Houseware Jamboree VICE PRESIDENT mills in the coming fiscal year. Correspondent A Democratic caucus was Fred Contessa and Jan Hietala. The aroma from a sizzling Richard A. Whyte, former 742-9495 Bonds were issued this year for held Tuesday night to elect Correction ELLEN LARIVIERE both been active in the local open hearth grill and hourly Whyte holds an ABA degree NATURAL AIR the repair and reconstruction of chapter of the Connecticut vice president and general in industrial management from The proposed budget for delegates to the various conven­ Yesterday’s Herald said the 742-9117 prize giveaways will fill the air manager of Manchester’s Iona five bridges. tions this summer. Association for Childen with Merrimack College at Andover, Coventry for fiscal 1974-75 has job discription adopted by the The Rev. Raymond H. in the Caldor Discount Depart­ Manufacturing Co., has been Almost all boards and com­ Bradley Jr. is leaving Andover Perceptual Learning Mass. He has been a member of been submitted at $3,580,157, a The entire slate that was town council concerning the ment Store at Burr Corners named vice president of mill rate increase of 14.6 mills. missions and departments will presented by the nominating town planner would place the today for Riverside, R.I. where Disabilities. Thursday, Friday and Satur­ the Greater Manchester be receiving increases under manufacturing for BIF of West Chamber of Commerce. Several of the factors that the committee and endorsed by the planner under the control of the he will become pastor of the To Push Reform day. It’s the Caldor Houseware Warwick, R.I. led to this large increase are — the proposed budget. Town Committee was elected. town manager. Riverside Congregational Members of the Andover Jamboree! The Grand List has increased The board and commissions Delegates elected to the The town planner would be Church, U.C.C. The Rev. Mr. League of Women Voters will This new event in the Caldor Both Iona, which is closing Promoted only about 2 per cent compared with the largest proposed in­ Convention July 22 were pbtty under the jurisdiction of the Bradley has been pastor of the participate in a nationwide chain will feature product down local operations, and BIF Michael F. Carter, 95 Cin­ to the general inflationary creases are Board of Health Thissell, Lionel Jean, Sam town manager for ad­ Andover Congregational drive to collect IVz million demonstrations by represen­ are units of General Signal namon Springs Apts. Pleasant trends of over 10 per cent. with a $2,300 icrease; Conserva­ Blodgett and Joe Bastarache. ministrative purposes only. Church for the past eleven signatures to present to tatives of famous names in Corp. of New York City. Valley Rd., South Windsor has Last year revenue sharing tion Commission with a $1,100, They will help nominate the For all technical purposes the years. In Andover he has been Congress urging campaign home appliances. Food samples been promoted to senior analyst funds were used to absorb a the Planning and^ning Com­ candidate for Congress from planner will come under the on the Drug Advisory Com­ finance reform for federal elec­ ranging from grilled meats to in the group experience rating mill increase of 2.8. mission with ^el^,000; Lake the Second District. jurisdiction of the Planning and mittee, and the Law Enforce­ tions. blender-made peanut butter department at Aetna Life & Not enough funds were Rehabilitation Coitimittee with iJelegates elected for the con­ Zoning Commission. ment Advisory Committee, and The petition calls for a com­ and cheese dips will add flavor Casualty, Hartford. allocated last year for certain $1,500; and Recreation Com­ vention that will liominatfc a he was institutional represen­ prehensive campaign financing to the festivities. Carter, a Clerk University budgets which left the town mission with a $4,000 increase. state senator from the fourth Gender B ills tative for the Boy Scouts. law including combined public Prize drawings held every graduate, joined the company with a projected deficit of $66,- The proposed police budget is senatorial district on July 24 He has represented Andover and private financing of federal hour will give shoppers a in 1971 and was named standard $152,638, up from $128,958 COAT on the board of directors of the risk analyst one year later. 000 which would account for are Rita Zuzel, Joyce Carille. Get Okayed elections, lim it on con­ change to register and win the allocated last year, but the another 1.6 mills. Arthur Forst Jr. and Jake HARTFORD (UPI) - The Capitol Region Mental Health tributions, full disclosure and latest in nationally advertized police budget is expected to Major increases in the budget Wisenall. Connecticut Senate today ap­ Planning Committee ae well as enforcement. appliances. show a deficit of $23,000 for this would be for the Board of Delegates to the convention proved a package of eight bills serving as chairman of the The Andover League According to Ron Sedergren, year’s operation. WINNERS Education at $2,491,793 which is for the nomination of governor to eliminate sex discrimination Capitol Region Planning Com­ members hope to collect 10 Caldor store manager, many There is a projected increase The winners of three Easter a 13.9 per cent increase over and senator on July 19 and 20 written into a number of state mittee for Children’s Services. signatures for each member. specially priced items have last year. in the road budget of $8,000 and will be A1 Phillips, Rose VALUES! been planned in the housewares Bunnies offered at a drawing laws. The Rev. Mr. Bradley served Petition forms will also be left There is a 18.3 per cent in­ a projected increase in the gar­ Fowler, Cliff Johnson and Steve as chairman of the Tolland at the Town Office Building and department during the three- Saturday sponsored by the Among the measures which Wishing Well Card and Gift crease in the General Govern­ age maintenance budget of $8,- Lyzim. already have been approved in County Committee on Church the Andover Market for anyone day show. Participating ment portion of the budget 000. Delegates to the convention and Ministry, and as a member who wishes to sign. manufacturers include General Shop at Burr Corners were the House is one allowing Gayle Calhoun of 235 Redwood which is proposed at 961,882. There will be two public July 18 for the nomination of women to witness executions. of the State Committee on Delegates Picked Electric, Sunbeam, Oster. SPECIALLY PRICED FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! hearings held next week on the Rd., Jamie Carter of 6 East The tax rate is presently set sheriff are Dan Manley, Kathy Another measure would give Church and Ministry of the The Andover Democratic Waring, Proctor, Hamilton proposed budgets. The first Hartford, and Stuart Topliff of THESE SELL REGULARLY FOR 19.00! at 56.2 mills and if this budget Prentice, Flo Sorrell and the Commission on Human United Church of Christ. He Town Committee met April 10 Beach, Schick, Barber. hearing will be Monday on the 153 Washington St., Vernon. was approved as submitted the Sterling MacPherson. Rights and Opportunities the was a member of the advisory to choose delegates to repre­ Norelco-Personal Care It's fashion magic-Spring style. A perfect proposed Board of_ Education mill rate would increase to 70.8 Delegates elected for the con­ power to subpoena credit committee for the establish­ sent Andover at the various Regina, Hoover, Eureka partner for skirts or slacks. Beautifully mills. budget, and on Thursday the se­ vention for the nomination of records in its investigation of ment of the Public Health Nur­ state conventions. Chosen to go Rubbermaid, Corningware all leather sandals interwoven with cond public hearing will be on Critic Named The cost of debt service for assemblyman from the 53rd complaints of discrimination in sing Agency for Andover, to the State Convention was Wearever, Cosco and Presto. straw by Corelli, with bits of bareness the general budget. district to be held on July 25 are Just HARTFORD (UPI) - Walter the granting of credit. Hebron and Columbia. David Yeomans; County Increase Richard ,A. Wlivlc Terry, dance critic for Satur­ appear at heel and toe. In white, navy 17.99 He is currently chairman of Convention, Beatrice The Grand Union Co. had Buys you a super, rain or shine the Hale Donation Fund which day Review-World magazine, and just 15.99. BuiIERfiElds Kowalski; 2nd Congressional sales of $315,231,745 for the first has been appointed a member g ra n t^ scholarships to the In his new position Whyte will polyester/cotton pant coat! Neat District Convention, Dennis four weeks of its 1974 fiscal of the Connecticut Commission ManciHister Parkade students going into the Keenan; Probate Convention, year, through March 30. be responsible for all aspects of looking, belted, double breasted style ministry. manufacturing management at on the Arts by House Speaker William Austin; 4th Senatorial This was a high for a similar Francis J. Collins, R- and more...to wear with all your pants Mr. and Mrs. Bradley have Convention, Mrs. M.J. Terry; period and 7.5 per cent above BIF's new 591,000-square-foot plant. BIF manufacturers a Brookfield. A New Canaan and sporty things. Machine washablel and 55th Assembly District, sales of $107,168,080 in the com­ native and resident, Terry will Mrs." Alice Moe, parable period of 1973. number of products basic to Wrinkle resistant! Spring’s newest flow processes in water and fill an unexpired term created Coventry by the resignation of Jean i ► fashion coiors. Sizes 8-18. waste treatment, power generation, and industrial Clarin Orr of Mansfield, His ' i^y^BEZZINI New Town Seminar Tonight production. term runs to Oct. 1,1975.

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/ PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, April 17, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN Woman^s View Education And Guidance Brighten Kim ’’s World T o d a y s By BETTY RYDER By GAY PAULEY have a background in the fine footwear, she and her husband Thought Women's Editor UPI Women’s Editor arts, which is about as far away dropped into a tiny store on a Kim lannone is 17 and a vic­ NEW YORK (UPI) - from the shoe business as you side street. That was the begin­ tim of rheumatoid arthritis. Up Remember the pleasure of can get. ning of their association with A convicted criminal may be until a few months ago, life walking barefoot in the She’s a former advertising Anna Kalso, who was designing granted a parole or even a par­ offered no challenges, and few backyard or at the beach? copywriter, still is an abstract the “minus heel” shoe the don after serving part of his incentives. She was more or Now, the inventiveness of a artist. He is a photographer, an Jacobs were seeing all over sentence. In one’s relationship less content to spend her leisure former yoga teacher in Den­ art director free lancing with Copenhagen. • Ifr'fw- ^ convicted of guilt time at home, watch television, mark and an enterprising advertising agencies, and a film Mrs. Kalso, a life-long stu­ and is sentenced to spritual 5‘'Potpourrl’’ . . . Household Hints and Shopping Tips for and dwell on the unfortunate husband-wife team in New producer-director. One of his dent of yoga, had developed the death. Any change in this I today's busy woman, to save you time and money. Don’t blow life had dealt her. York promises similar comfort “mild by today’s standards” shoe as a tool for proper alienated situation must be I miss us — We’re here on the women’s page — just for Today, Kim has changed. on concrete, or wherever else films with a sex theme, made in breathing, an intergral part of granled from on high, for the yoga. sinner is incapable of effecting Under a unique program in your feet take you. 1966, was bought by the {you. advertisement it. which the Special Education They’re responsible for a Museum of Modem Art for ^0,- A parolee is not forgiven of Department of Manchester and footwear phenomenon called 000 as an outstanding work of the “Earth Shoe,” an ugly its type. his crime, the conviction Manchester Community M duckly to look at, with its thick Their new venture came remains, he is not-free. He Shoe-Town has College work hand-in-hand, she ENGAGE America’s #1 brand has emerged as a happy, rubber sole and snub-nosed toe, about when the whole family, The bMt in Color Craft Route’s II Big And Tall Guy must abide by certain rigid m they have two girls, Laura, now F L O ’S C A K E rules, and any infraction could of canvas footwear... fulfilled young woman looking but a beautiful swan, its Wedding Photograptiy CRAFTS ROUTES II in How Big is Blg...How TaU is basketball styles... sale 12, and Susan, 14, decided to DECORATING SUPPLIES, return him behind bars. On the forward to the new challenges wearers declare, for what it Talcottville is now open! Tall...only you and your tailor priced thru Saturday . . . 191 Center St., Manchester and other hand, one pardoned is ab­ each day brings. does for posture, body and foot spend a summer in Europe. S p r a t s from $64.50 Specializing in wares that really know...But we at RegaTs Engaged health. I^ause of their art interests, 70 Union St. Rockville. Open solved, forgiven, freed of the Kim attends Manchester UiTstom from $187.50' reflect Imagination and offer a selection of Big and Tall The engagement of Miss Bar­ Heel Lower much of that time was spent Mon-Sat. 10 a.m-5 p.m. ’Thurs. charge. He can never be called a.; Boys High School three days a week, Deluxe from $237.50 creativity. C.R. H brings you fashions to fit everyone...So bara Ruth Small to Roy Carl Its basic principle; the heel visiting museums. Mrs. Jacobs Till 9 p.m. to account for that offence *216-6 (white and Mrs. Kathy O’Connell, an Including Album items for home decor, whatever your size, stop in and Amidon, both of Manchester, riding lower than the rest of the recailed that her back, a trou­ again. only): Mens *6Vi-12 4 i 9 9 | M ' . MCC student, completes part of accessories, unique gifts, say Hello..REGAL’S BIG & has been announced by her (black, blue or white) sole, thereby giving us the ble spot since her first pregnan­ CALL (Christian salvation is not a her college training by working children’s gifts, special cards. TALL SHOP 903 Main St., parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alton W. or b.: Youths *10-2 (black, stance that nature intended. cy, was making her so mis­ parole, but a full pardon of sins. with her at home two days a WILL BANNARD Located on Rt. 83, Talcottville, M anchester 643-2478. Open Small, 31 Charter Oak St. blue or white): Boys *2V6-6 (black, Walk on a beach, dig in your erable the vacation was spent Thursday till 9 p.m. The Lord promises: “I will week. adjacent to ’Tucker Insurance. Mr. Amidon is the son of Mr. blue or white). *We will fit girls and womm 2 pair- 9.00 bare heels, look at the footprint, more in pain than pleasure. [BANNARD PHOTOS remember their sins no more” Under the program, MCC Tues.-Sat. 10-5; 649-1766. and Mrs. Clarence R. Amidon for correct aize, too. Choose any two pair and and you get the idea. A Tiny Store 742-6067 (Jer. 31:34). If one is in Christ, students work on a one-to-one Dressnuking and Tailoring of 7 Ford St. save yet another dollar! Raymond and Eleanor (Ellie) And then in Copenhagen, “he is a new creature” (2 Cor. basis with exceptional students (Master Charge Accepted) Classes for adults and girls 10- The bride-elect is attending Jacobs, the New York couple. looking for some comfortable 5:17). What a blessing to be providing emotional support Pop A rt 16 will start April 15. All sewing Manchester High School, class Mrs. Kathy O’Connell, MCC social work aide student, at Special Education Department of the Manchester Public given a new lease on the life and guidance. They tutor those Art Deco-inspired blouses done m class. No summer of 1976. She is employed at « n «8R H J| shoe-tow n that is of tHe spirit! This is who need extra help, and try to left, instructs Kim lannone of 10 Keeney St. in the art of School System and Manchester Community College. are starting to make a strong classes. Call 644-8125 or 528- m ac m TH Fairway Department Store, precisely what Christ offers. Borlln Tumpiko Pettimark Shpg. Ctr. •<•'*9* Stipg. Ctr. draw out the students to their stuffing animals in the special program sponsored by the (Herald photo by Gentiluomo) ^ showing in shops for spring 1186, KATHLEEN STILES, Windaor Shpg. Ctr., Manchester. Herein lies the peace and that AVON Spenew at (Silver Lena) Weah|ngton Street full potential. wear. The nostalgia prints Ellington Rd., So. Windsor. Route 159 Just for Mother. Her fiance attended passes understanding. E. Main 8 t - next to a Hllletown Road w, H U T fO H " I t ’s a very rew arding run the gamut from touring Howard Johnoon’i Am ple free parking. BankAm ericard, Mastercharge. $, g, Britain Ave Manchester schools and is Eugene Brewer experience,” the youthful Mrs. application of pictures to wood, d ep artm en t and MCC has program for the handicapped in cars and ocean liners to Within the next 10 years, it is On May 12, give her an heirloom snapshots and geometries. employed by Andover Auto Church of Christ O’Connell said. making burlap flowers and grown just as the relationship the Hotel and Restaurant Divi­ felt there will be a need for Parts, Andover. “Kim and I started out as eyeglass pins. Many of these between Kim and Mrs. sion at MCC. paraprofessionals. Currently ring set with each chip’s birthstone. The couple plan a May 24 strangers, but over a short items are saleable. O’Connell has progressed. It is For Kim, it has been a transi­ MCC students can be trained as wedding in the Church of Jesus Special for Senior Citisens Would you like to show your period of time, confidences While these endeavors tend to hoped that the proposed tion. She now goes bowling, aides in occupational therapy, Christ of Latter-day Saints, Made to order in 14K with real stones Need perking up? Pariaian creativity? Try making a dress were exchanged and we are no stimulate Kim, the work of a Regional Occupational Training attends parties, takes trips, physical therapy, recreation in-. Manchester. Coiffures at 55 Oak St. will or skirt from the silk screen longer just teacher and pupil — social aide like Mrs. O’Connell Center will be a laboratory visits the libraries, and works structors, aduiy education in­ From $65" offer on any Monday, ’Tuesday, print fabric of Mary Wolff. See we are friends.” does much more. school for this type of program, at the Sheltered Workshop a structors, .etc. It is towards this D&L Wednesday, or Thursday a Since working with Mrs. “She has also learned to as well as for the educational couple days a week. it at the SHOE STRING, 38 goal thati the college and the shampoo and set for ^.50 and a O’Connell, Kim has learned make candles using wax and aide and assistant program at Despite the pain of arthritis, special education department Oak St., Manchester. Open VISTA Seeks haircut If needed for fl.SO more many skills some of which she molds, pine cone Christmas MCC in which college students her whole outlook on life has aim. Tues.-Sat., 10-5:30; Thurs. tlU 8 or a permanent Including sham­ may one day use to earn a trees, how to weave placemats work within the special educa­ changed. She greets each day P.M. Area V olunteers I For Kim, it proved to be a poo and haircut and set for after Caster sale living. using yarn, and make stuffed tion department. with a will, a plan of action, and link between existing and being 19.00. Tel 643-9832 “ Kim is in much pain most of animals. Kim especialiy enjoys MCC students also work on a readily faces work that must be Timelv Combination fulfiiled — a door to the outside A new hairdo is all it takes, MONDAY APRIL 15 through SATURDAY,APRIL 20 the time, but I try to keep her this and using her own imagina­ volunteer basis assisting accomplished. She feels needed Pickup A thin Dangle or slender world. A place in. which for sometimes, to boost a lady’s occupied with new projects to tion and ideas to decorate them. special education teachers. — she feels useful. link bracelet can highlight an several years she thought there If you’re going out in the morale. spark her interest, and it has “We have also started using a They have worked at the While Kim is just one of many 1 ' . . • otherwise plain wristwatch CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • MANCHESTER PARKADE-BRISTOL PLAZA was no room for her. Now, the evening and you’re not feeling when you wear them togeth­ This is the observation made worked out very well. She is typewriter, and while it’s slow, Manchester Sheltered students that the program is -TRI-CITY PLAZA,VERNON- NEV^ BRITAIN-NEW LONDON MALL-GROTON PLAZA day’s are not long enough to ac­ up to par, try a 20-minute nap. er. by Mrs. Mary Ellen Nemergut, more confident, more secure.” she is improving,” her teacher Workshop and have assisted in helping, it is through the efforts complish all she hopes to "Vv For extra relaxation keep your one of M anchester’s VISTA Among some of the projects added. Project HELP (Handicapped and understanding of aides like achieve. For every door that feet slightly elevated on a Volunteers who has been undertaken are preparing and The relationship established Earning and Living Project), Mrs. O’Connell that it is a closes, one opens — and Kim pillow while resting and place searching out the elderly staining unfinished wood, the between the special education the food service training success. has found her world. cotton pads dipped in cool citizens in Manchester for the MCC Veterans water. purpose of offering a helping hand. Wedding To Sponsor Our Servicemen She said she has found ladies Benefit Bingo who live alone who are unable Leslie S. Cordera, 19, unit of the Strategic Air Com­ to go to a hairdresser’s shop or Ryan-O’Brien Kathleen M. O’Brien of East The Manchester Community Tail6red daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter mand. who are unable to fix their own Hartford, and Miss Maura J. College Veterans Club will Elizabeth A. O’Brien of Cordera of 517 Vernon St. hair who would appreciate O’Brien of Burlington, Vt., sponsor a public bingo Friday Manchester and Richard H. recently enlisted in the U.S. someone who could come to sisters of the bride. at 7;30 p.m. in the college’s stu­ Army Pvt. Mark S. George, Ryan of Westfield, Mass, Army for a three-year term. °Depending on the number of children end Easy payments Would you like a creative hair their home. Many are un­ Miss K. O’Brien wore a pea­ dent lounge on Bidwell St. son of Mrs. Grace S. George, the applicable birthstone. Allow 2 weeks. exchanged wedding vows April After basic training at Fort Spring is almost here. style? T17 the new Amp Cut for employed and cannot afford the sant style gown and Miss M. Cash prizes will be awarded 220 Diane Dr., South Windsor, is 6. McClellan, Alabama, she will Brighten up your house with the spring. Call Carol at THE cost of a hairdo. O’Brien wore a halter dress and refreshments served. serving with the 4th Field Ar­ The bride is the daughter of study art illustration before flowers. Stop in at LOVELY LADY, 390 Main St., Mrs. Nemergut says this gown with jacket, both made of Proceeds will benefit the tillery at Ft. Sill, Okla. Pvt. Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Brien final assignment in BUETTNERS FLORIST, and 649-7666. would be an opportunity for a material similar to that of the Organization of the Han­ George is a recovery specialist of 268 Autumn St. The Washington, D.C. She is a 1973 JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 retired or unemployed hair­ honor attendant’s gown. They dicapped. in service battery of the Ar­ see what they have on special bridegroom is the son of Mr. graduate of Manchester High dresser to provide a service for made their own gowns and tillery’s 4th Battalion. His wife, 958 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER this week. 122 Burnside Ave., and Mrs. Henry Ryan of School. someone in need. There might carried a single pink rose. Tagi Bake Sale Lois, and his father, William A. Also • Hartford • New Britain • Middletown East Hartford. Open Sundays to Phoenix, Ariz., formerly of be housewives or young Major P. Smith of Tucahoe, George, reside in Wethersfield. 11 a m. Tel. 528-9586. West Springfield, Mass. To Aid Nursery mothers who know the art of N.Y. was best man. Susan E. Haun, daughter of Correction Judge William FitzGerald of The YMCA Nursery School hairdressing who might be of A reception was held at the retired U.S. Air Force Master Relax The engagement photo of Manchester officiated at the Mothers will conduct a tag sale help for a few hours a month, or home of the bride’s parents, Sergeant and Mrs. Forrest S. If you don’t nave bubble Sharon E. Maier which double-ring ceremony. Patrick and bake sale Saturday from a week, in this capacity, said after which the couple left on a Haun of Coventry, has been bath around the house, tp' a appeared in Monday’s Herald Marino was guitarist. The 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Com­ handful of baking soda in a Mrs. Nemergut. trip to Cape Cod, Mass. For commissioned a second lieute­ peek-a-boo bros was incorrectly credited to Di- floral decorations were munity Y, 79 N. Main St. tub of warm water. Soaking She said also there are ladies traveling Mrs. Ryan wore a nant in the U.S. Air Force upon neen Studio. The photo was designed by the bride’s mother. Each year a free scholarship in this is soothing and makes who are in need of manicures or saddle-colored pantsuit. The graduation from the School of taken by Nassiff Camera. The bride, given in marriage is given a needy child to attend your skin feel tingly clean. — because of arthritis and can­ couple will reside at 9 West Military Sciences for Officers by her father, wore a white the nursery and Saturday’s for peek-o-boo clothes not bend — pedicures. Silver St., Westfield, Mass. at Lackland AFB, Texas. Lt. peau de soie gown designed event is one of those the Y Anyone interested in Mrs. Ryan is a physical Haun, selected through com­ with embroidered bodice and Mothers conduct to raise funds volunteering such a helpful ser­ education teacher in petitive examination for atten­ cuffs in green and pink. She for the tuition grant. Sensuole... by ^ li* vice may contact either Mrs. Worcester, Mass. Mr. Ryan dance at the school, is being Read wore pink roses and baby’s The tag sale will consist of Nemergut or Mrs. Tina Martin will graduate from Springfield assigned to Beale AFB, Calif., breath in her hair and carried miscellaneous items and the A) DEEP PLUNGE, FRONT-CLOSURE, SOFT CUP. Smooth/ at 649-5281, ext. 214. College in June where he is for duty. She will serve as a one pink rose. bake sale will feature a variety hidden seams, a touch of fiberflll, all nylon. ' Herald Ads majoring in physical education. transportation officer with a Mrs. Major Smith of of home-baked goods. Sizes 32-36 A, B In white, earth rust, and earth Tucahoe, N.Y. was matron of honor. She wore a peasant gown I gold, $5.50 B) EMBROIDERED SOFT CUP. The SOth Greater Hartford she made of cream-colored Low back and sides, flat diagonal seams. Antique Show will be held April SUMMER SWEATER crepe with flocked raspberry All inylon. Sizes 32-36 A, B, C In Earth 22, 23 and 24 at the West Hart­ flowers and sprays of green. ford Armory, 936 Famington She carried a single pink rose. sand, navy shadow, pale blue shadow, Ave., West Hartford./Hoims^ire LOOK Bridesmaids were Miss and sunshadow. $5.50 C) “PUSHOVER” from noon to 10 p.nKjdonday By Vivo DECOLLETTE. Mini-wire, soft fiber- and Tuesday; noon to 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday. In honor of the KEEP YOUR COOL ... fill, all nylon, sheer window- show’s silver anniversary, pane pattern. Sizes 32-36 A, B there will be special events and LOOK YOUR BEST Sportswear White, earth rust, earth exhibits. Some 79 antique coral. dealers will participate. Top-stitching accents the WHEN THE Luncheon, dinner and trim-tailored lines of this dress! No. 1348 with Officers of Chapman Court, refreshments will be provided PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes MERCURY CLIMBS Order of Amaranth, will for Juniors by the Women of St. James’s in 10% to 24%. Size 12%, 33% O ff rehearse Friday at 7 p.m. at the the newly refurbished tea 35 bust . . . 3 yards 45- IN COOL Masonic Temple. room. inch. Patterns available only SUMMER SWEATERS. The youth board of Emanuel A tag sale to benefit Hope in Mixes shown. ...a large TO ORDER, i m R 7M Mr sack ost- fam ous nrKxkerl;:;.' Lutheran Church will meet House, Inc. will be conductkl ttra...... firjt- R ill 2U fir nt-clau■ RMt- ■ Wear them with lightweight separates. tonight at 7:30 in the Youth selection in April 27 in the Student Center at ■fi M l Raidllif. Room of the church!, Manchester Community Colors College from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sue Burnell, Minehesler Natural, Powder Blue, today’s most Evenlim H enid, I ISO AVE. sportswear! Anyone wishing items to donate The commission on education OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, of South United Methodist wanted styles items for the sale may do so by N.Y. 100S6. r i » Apple Green, Apricot Church will meet tonight at 7:30 calling 649-3064. in the new education wing of the . RRRrtu wttk ZIP church. CODE, m il Niabir nd tht. St. Ann’s Mothers Circle will Coupon for FREE Pat­ Our new Junior Sportswear tern is in the ’74 Spring 7.97 to 26.97 First Church of Christ, Scien­ meet tonight at 8 at the home of Department has a huge selection & Summer Basic f a s h i o n . a sM ltd reg.$12to$40 tist, will have a testimony Mrs. Ronald Dupont, Buckland of pants and Jeans In the exciting Price. . . $1.00 a copy. meeting tonight at 8 at the St. LADIES DRESS SHOP Sale of famous label sportswear from "young look.” You’ll find blue Also send for No. 1500 church. The meeting is open to ADVENTURES^ IN JEWING. TEL. 643-9016 two popular West Coast manufac­ denims, tan chinos, black twills, Hints to give garments the public. ROUTE 83. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. turers! corduroys, brushed denim em­ The Fellowcraft degree will a professional look. tl.OO. broidered styles and polyester Mix 'n match shirt Jackets, blazers, Young Women’s Fellowship be conferred at a meeting of blends In solid colors, checks, Friendship Lodge of Masons shirts, culottes, pants, skirts, of the Salvation Army will meet prints and plaids. Sizes 5-15. We Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Thursday at 7:30 at the Masonic and sweaters. In easy-care also have a variety of knit tops, Temple. Filling the stations CitaBel. The group will do blouses and bikinis In all popular polyester blends. Choose decoupage at this meeting. will'be the team that will work from Swiss dots, jacquard styles and colors. The look of today' the degree in Bermuda next RICCARDO VILLAGE LANTERN Is here at dlrect-from-the-mlll Tuesday. Dress Thursday will prints, solids, checks TTie stewardship committee prices. Save on fine sportswear for of Emanuel Lutheran Church be business suits. REAUTY SALON and plaids. In navy, lime the entire family at Roosevelt Mills, green, kelly green. Sizes will meet tonight at 7:30 in the the true mill outlet stores. 643-4949 250 Broad .8t. Manchaater 643-8663 church reception room. AI-Anon family groups will 8 to 18. Sportswear, all meet tonight at 8 at the Second eight D&L stores. Congregational Church parish JO ANNE and JENNI are happy to be back to work. And Invite house, 385 N. Main St.; their friends to visit them. ROCKVILLE Thursday at 8 p.m. at the 215 E. Main St. Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman (Mill Store) St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. at the Open Mon. & Tues. 9-6 Appointment /s now Alwoye Mill Tours South United Methodist Church Nacetsaiy. Mon. through FrI. 2 P.M. campus. Alateen for the 12- to Thurs. 8:30-9 R ^ l l S 20-year-old children of problem We feature the Latest Method drinkers will meet Thureday at Fri. 8-9 in Hair Cutting, Blow Dr^ng, ' 8 p.m. at the Pathfinders Gub. Open Monday through Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. • Matter Charge accepted and Permanent Wave & Coloring. SHOP D&l, MANCHESTER PARKADE & TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open Monday thru Fridoy nights'til 9 ... Satuiduys til 6 The family groups are open to Sdt. 7:46-5 friends and relatives living with problem drinkers. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974

T T ^ l^C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. M a^ester. Conn.. Wed., April 17, 1974 - PAGE THiRT»rn-M Sew more, Save more with Group Homes Law Sought

Court Cases By ALICE EVANS has been working on a broader mission included the physically dinance for children’s group The Human Relations Com­ concept of the group homes or­ homes, and there would be a Improving Indian Health handicapped and the elderly in SINGER MACHINES dinance, which would include possible development by the mission will request the Board its ordinance for group homes all types of group homes. CIRCUIT COURT 12 fined $25 for breach of the of Directors to draft an or­ for children the ordinance manager’s office of a broader Rockvill* ScMlon peace. Charges of intoxication dinance for group homes for Chairman Francis Keefe said might have a better chance of ordinance to be presented at a Dennis Bergstrom, 27, of and interferring with an officer children with permitted use in that if halfway houses and passing. later date. Mason said the com­ homes for alcoholics were To Require Heavy Funding T A G G E D F O R Somers Rd.. Ellington, fined were not presented. any zone within Manchester. In a letter. Town Manager mission should stress the $40 for reckless driving. The Marcel Roy, 41, of East Hart­ added to the ordinance, it would “possible” and “later” in the isIs second onlyonlv to the mnnmnn common fliA n A / x __u The commission, which has Robert Weiss told the commis­ By DAVID E. ANDERSON Infant Deaths A ministration is seeking to cut original charge was operating ford, fined $100 for operating a b^n working on such an or­ not be accepted by the board or letter from Weiss. cold as the most widespread sion to continue with its or­ One area in which the IHS n domestic social funding under the influence of liquor. motor vehicle while his license dinance for the past year, by the town. He told how an WASHINGTON (UPI) ^ In conUgious disease in the na­ appears to have made siginifi- ® findmgs. But it and the Congress is focusing on John Coles, 20, of 80 White is under suspension. Tuesday night decided to ask alcoholic rehabilitation center November, 1972, just as many tion. Yet, according to the cant strides in combatting In­ ^m tedO Tt,asdidtheangryIn- the unfolding of the impeach- Rd., Ellington, sentenced to one Russell Saunders, 16, of 432 the Board of Directors to draft has been looking for a home Americans were getting ready GAO, “The reported rate of dian health problems is that of and one-half to three years for Center St., Manchester, east of the river for five months to go to the polls for another venereal di^'MamOTgtadlaii^ ment drama, the Indian is like- the proposed ordinance. infant deaths. In 1955, when third-degree burglary. sentenced to an indefinite term Included in the letter to the and cited the problems Hart­ polyfil stuffino presidential election, angry In­ HEW took over, there were 62.5 costly. the governmental con- Joseph Grabowski, 18, of 6 at Cheshire Reformatory not to board will be a copy of the ford had when halfway houses k IPjy "cran) pillow fornii.qullf' dians protesting conditions on rate reported for the total U.S. infant deaths for every 1,000 At a tim e when the sciousness. Cherry St., Rockville, fin ^ $100 were instituted. f batting; truly, a mbuda product! the reservations seized the population. exceed two years for third- proposed ordinance drafted by live births, compared with a for third-degree larceny. degree burglary. Cassano said that one of the Bureau of Indian Affairs and “Despite these facte, IHS the commission last November.. 26.4 figure for the-rest of the Edward Komarskl, 34, of 12 Ralph Sirois, 33, of 56 Hillside Stephen Cassano, who has purposes of the ordinance was liC iiai ii gt held it for nearly a week. has not developed a comprehen­ "we have every population. The 1971 figure was McClean St., Rockville, find Ave., Vernon, fined $150 for been working on the project for to keep Manchester from Like other protest sive program for controling the little thing" 23.8 per 1,000, compared with a $100 for operating a motor vehi­ operating under the influence of the past two years, brought the becoming a group-home haven demonstrations — the Indian spread of venereal disease in provisional 19.2 per 1,000 for the cle while his license is under liquor. need for a regulatory group east of the river. He also spoke seizures of Alcatraz and the the Indian population.” BE COOL where a dollar’s rest of the population. suspension. Craig Trask, 19, of South of the need for a group home for tha irAroela «f mdmtVtA M later confrontation at Wounded While Man's Disease THE SUMMER homes ordinance to the com­ wrltoMm mane|k«atM> worth a dollarl But while illnesses that are Thomas McNally, 22, of 6 Windsor, fined $15 for intoxica­ runaway girls. Knee—the public’s attention Alcoholism, a white man’s mission’s attention when he (• primarily medical are being NAVE YOUR NEW Morse Rd., Manchester, fined tion. Charge of disorderly con­ He proposed that if the com­ was often misfocused on poten­ disease introduced to the Indian was appointed to its ranks a somewhat reduced, health $25 for operating an un­ duct was not presented. year ago. tial violence rather than the in the 17th century, is probably problems that mix the medical registered motor vehicle. Michael Williams, 22, of 32 issue the protesters sought to the major Indian health Alan Mason, Manchester’s and social — alcoholism and NILCO Bernard Meucci, 34, of 258 dramatize. problem. 'The GAO said IHS es­ V illa^ St., Rockville, fined $50 director of human resources. venereal disease — are in­ Union St., Manchester, fined When the Trail of Broken timate “linked as much as 80 for breach of the peace. TTie creasing drastically. AIRCONOmONER $10 for failure to drive in the es­ Treaties caravan took over the per cent of the demand on the original charge was disorderly your house deserves the best! The Indian suicide rate, for tablished lane. The original conduct. Investment BIA one of the central points it health care system at the six example, has climbed 99 per INSTALLED charge was evading respon­ tried to make was that federal service unite (studied by GAO) Reginal Smith, 42, of 17 High cent since 1955 and the in­ sibility. Chatter programs, despite increases in directly and indirectly to St., Rockville, fined $250 for <^)aUfornia cidence of cirrhosis of the liver THRU THE WALL Peter Minor, 22, of 10 Davis threatening. funding, wqre not having the alcohol.” NEW YORK (UPI) - “The resulting in death has increased ... ATONEuwmia Ave., Rockville, fined $25 for impact they should have The IHS said that alcoholism Gary Stout, 21, of Enfield holiday-shortened week 185 per cent since 1955. disorderly conduct. The also works to adversely affect received a 60-day suspended provided little evidence of a HEW has been pointing out original charge was possession “the economic functioning of sentence and two years proba­ shift out of the lethargic trend for some time that venereal dis­ of marijuana. the whole of Indian society. tion for criminal trespass. The that has so gripped the stock Indians' PoinI Made ease is a national health Robert Pederson, 17, of 32 “Most accidents, homicides, original charge was third- market in recent weeks,” says Now, in a report by the problem of epidemic propor­ Village St., Rockville, was assaults and suicide attempts degree burglary. Harris, Uphan & Co. Since the General Accounting Office, the tions. Gonorrhea, for example. sentenced to an indefinite term beginning of this year, Indians’ point has been made in are associated with d r in k in g ” at Cheshire Reformatory not to In other cases; however, the number of stocks the detailed and precise exceed two years for charges of • Eleanor Davis, 55, of South on the downswing has been language of government in­ second-degree larceny and Windsor, fourth-degree diminishing, it notes. “All that A 3 vestigators and accountants. third-degree burglary. Charges larceny, dismissed. appears needed is continued The GAO study took only one of operating a motor vehicle • Leslie Ehrlich, 20, of 130 stabilization in the neutral aspect of the services the without a license, failure to L|m Lm Card V Parl^SI•p Vernon Ave., Rockville, issuing stocks, and a final fulfillment of federal government, by for- NO MORE obey an officer’s signal and a bad check, nolled. historical precedent and treaty, WEDDING INVITATIONS AND STATIONERY downside potential or evidence Blocking Window Light* speeding were nolled (not • Robert Hart, 49, of 325 is responsible for providing of downtrend termination of the (TRERMOGRAVED • GENUINE ENGRAVED) Fussing With Drapes • prosecuted). Kelley Rd., Vernon disorderly higher priced stocks, for a more American Indians; the Indian with No Cold Leaks In Winter Louis Poulin, 33, of 18 Village conduct, nolled. optimistic stance to be taken,” Health Service, an agency of MATCHING NAPKINS, MA'TCHES & ACCESSORIES St., Rockville, fined $150 for • John Lambert, 31, of 101 the firm adds. the Department of Health, • Fussing With Drapes... operating under the influence of South St., Rockville, operating A. G. Becker & Co. predicts Education and Welfare. CO M PLETE g i f t s FOR THE liquor. Pn-Saaton Pricing on All Air CondlUoneral a motor vehicle while his pretax corporate profits will LARGE BRIDE I Robert Regan, 28, of Enfield, license is under suspension, decline by one per cent in 1974, In health, as in economics, ASSORTMENT including: nolled. or a dip from $126.4 billion in the GAO said that Indians are of Bride & Groom Miss Berdine Spector, assistant director of the Lutz Junior Museum, wearing a Japanese 1973 to $125.6 billion this year. ‘at the bottom of the ladder’.’’ Party Decorations Champagne p— MAKHIITI “Consistent with our current kimono, arranges a display of oriental dolls for the Cherry Blossom Festival at the "Indians experience higher for Glasses - Phoenix Building expectation of essentially zero museum. (Herald photo by Dunn) rates of illness and have shorter Wedding A Bridal ‘y m K Knives - real growth in the economy in life expectancies than the over­ Slower s Bearer, all U.S. population,” the GAO A Pillows— 1974, we believe that corporate Oriental Festival At traditionally considered these one for each son, that hangs Still Favored unit sales could rise roughly one Spring ii a wonderful time to paint your House: said. Receptions Bridal Garter We have the paint, supplies and the “Know Howl” Museum flowers to represent mildness outside the home. The largest per cent,” it continues. The and peacefulness, two qualities It added that “Indian health : Senior vttipike In Japan, spring is the time of carp flies for the oldest son. K-MART PLAZ8 noncorporate sector of the that they hoped young girls ... is still significantly worse i;»i|C*Uzen n u v m M A m iA M ii the children’s festivals. These The carp was chosen because than that of the general pop­ § For GHCC Campus economy tends to be more would acquire. The peach also Discount >2tXSPEf KODAK F U V ONLY 59 special consideration given to Court Upholds PZC Fire Calls Marie A. Brown, Kozley Rd.; 5-tb.l fine detail in order to insure Kenneth D. and Carol Ann Hill □Grapefruit norida Bagged bagl enlargement and reduction ;69< MONICA SHEA to Lawrence and Dorothea J. 0 Polaroid » ’5r*3" ’t; *2** New Texet ■ ^ . originally zoned for industry proportions. U.S. #1 Correspondent and the zone was later changed Peterson, Columbine Rd. □Yellow Onions loot* lb. TUESDAY Specifications are: ap­ Steve Loyzim, chairman of to a river zone. George and Tanya Metaska to 0 Kodak Hlmjss:..c.».,,99* M^lmark Wtthingloii Slat* 4 0 $ proximately 6 by 8 inches; the Planning and Zoning Com­ 3:35 p.m. — Town Fire Jerry G. and Jeanne Ann extra Fancy ||,:WW Loyzim said that he had no drawn on high quality bright □Anjou Pears mission, announced that the details on the court decision, Department responded to truck Krasser, Hurlburt Rd.; Vernon 0 Color Film 99* white stock, preferably photo 1-lb. commission had won the appeal fire acccident on Interstate 86 Mitchell and William Vittner to but he hopes to receive a copy repro paper; design enclosed in □Calif. Carrots bag 19* case which concerned a zone of the judge’s memorandum at East Hartford town line. Stephen C. and Rachelle V. 0 G.E.Magicubes 6:52 p.m. — Gasoline a folder; drawn with perma­ change granted by the commis­ within a couple of days. Keeney, Goose La.; Ann Tyree Frtth. White lb. washdown at Pine and Forest nent black magic marker or □Mushrooms 89* sion to the Coventry Develop­ Hayes has 15 days in which to to Anthony J. Gryk, Rt. 30; , Ascot Park Qraon Acr*a Sts. (Town) black India ink (no colors); if 0Hash Cubes'*^” rJ9*, ment Corporation. appeal the decision, but to do so Roger L. and Joyce W. Boober Qraaa Seed ?2*s The Commission granted the 9:52 p.m. — Malfunction in oil colors should be incorporated to Francis E. and Andrea M. □ S e e d i r S " *1® ’ 4-lb. bag he must receive certification of into the design, they should Appetizing and Seafood Valuesl change for the construction of a burner at Parkade Apts., W. Sheriden, Anderson Rd.; of Manchester V U I a g ^ r e p n two judges to go to a higher appear as black copy in the light industrial park on 52 acres court. Middle Tpke. (Town) Christie F. and Norma P. 214 Spencer St. Manchester. form of overlays for Domeatic *A-lb. in South Coventry. MacCormick to Walter E. and 0Boil^ Ham 89* Shrubs A land owner, Richard Hayes photographic purposes. A Gina L. Palmer, Anderson Rd.; Richard Cromie, attorney for Ouarlert of Manchester, had protested finished color sketch should Baked 1-lb. the Development Corporation, Gerald L. Kuhnly to Marilyn ^Virginia Ham 99* Pathmark pkg. the zone change twice. In the also be provided if the design Kuhnly, Clarke Rd. 0 Margarine 39< said the park has two prospec­ incorporates color. first case the court overruled tive tenants; a veternarian 0 Beef Bologna i> 99* Dairy Values! the zone change on a technicali­ would like to build an animal From 8 a.m. Monday thru 11:30 p.m. Saturday ty. hospital on the site, and a BARBS Closed Sunday. Orange ball gal. CQO Hayes, who is a land Elect Officers 0Tiirbot Fillet 89* □T rop ican a Juice paper coni. W w manufacturer would like to The Tolland Volunteer Am­ developer, owns property adja­ build a plant to construct by PHIL PASTORET bulance Association's newly cent to the proposed industrial wooden palates. Long-handled underwear B Piilsbury park which he hopes to sub­ HNB elected officers are: Charles QDial B Banquet The development corporation Mayer, president; Beverly will make a comeback if the divide and build houses on. is composed of 150 local MANCHESTER oil shortage tightens up just a The land in .question was stockholders. Trapp, secretary; Elaine little bit more. Swirl Cakes Bath Soap Pot Pies OFFICES Morrell, treasurer; John Morey, maintenance; Kevin There are many Christmas C With this Krawiec, records; Elayne With this 0 With this toys made to sell — and a lot coupon coupon Ouellette, scheduling; Lorraine fewer made to truly play coupon O p e n Manning, first aid, and Robert with. Martin, publicity. 201 M S k tnark The association is entering its W 1-lb. 11^-oz. box ninth year with 38 members, 31 5-oz. bar 8-oz. pkg. This is the M o n .through F ri. 9-3 AllVarietiea All Colors of whom have completed the 81- Banquet season for DRIVE-IN HOURS 9 4 hour national Emergency Piilsbury Dial Medical Training course at With this With this Pot Pies With this EVENING HOURS local hospitals. All members Coupon Coupon BLACK Swirl Cakes Bath Soap Frozen Coupon U m k a n * p a r G o o d *1 anir P a lh m a ik t u p * n n u k * l hold advanced and standard Limit one per family. Good at any Pathmark Supermarket LknM one per family. Good at any Pathmark Supermsrkst •un. April M thru til. April 10,1t>4. VoM wlwr* prohibHxl. Middle Turnpike Office Red Cross certificates and Neighborhood gossips are Sun. April 14 thru Sat. April 20.1974. Void where prohibited. tun. AprU 14 thru Sat. AprU 20.1974. Void whore prehibiled. CARPENTER ANTS babbling about the gal with 320 Middle Turnpike West American Heart Association In addition to being the new mink stole — but save 24* Sa.* 10- I1 01O7B cardio-pulmonary resuscitation she’s only too glad to take the unsightiy and unsanitary. 6-8 Thursday certificates. Eleven members Black Ants excavate wrap. extensive galieries in wood Manchester Green Office to serve as nesting places Save with Pathmark’s 694 Coupon Bonanza. and may cause extensive 621 Middle Turnpike East damage to your home. 6-8 Friday FLETCHER CLASS CO. With this With this North Manchester Office ' coupon coupon 220 North Main Street of MANCHESTER ^ ^ 4 4 6-8 Wednesday Auto - Plate - Window Qlata - Mirrors • QIaaa Furniture Tops - Picture Framing Fireplace M m a rk roaaaDDODDaDDaaDDaaa First Manchester Office Door Mirrors - Medicine Cablnete - Special Work 1-lb. can fo r 0 Prevenlive Maintenoiico program 595 Main Street 5-lb. bag 1-lb. pkg. Collactor’B llama Pathmark Maxwell House 6-8 Thursday Land O’Lakes 0 9 ® Danish Plaiss With This 69 Manchester With This 649*4521 Prasidantlal Sugar WHh This Coffee Coupon Butter Coupon Manulacturar* value 2M Coupon 649-9240 Were with you all the way Dacantara Pathmark valut 30* Nullna M a m per family. Good al any Pathmark Supermerkef Bun. LimH er»e per family. Good it any Pathmark lupermerket 1$ EttImatM Gladly Givtn Apr. 14 Miru ia l.. Apr. 20, 1974. VeM where prohIbMed. Limtl one per lemify. Good el any Psthmerk Supermerkst Sun. >t. 14 thru iat.. Apr. 20. 1974. VoW where prohlMHed. April 14 thru Set. April 20.1974. Void where prehibiled. .Open Thurs. ft FrI. till 9 P.M. Raproductions HARTFORD NATIONAL Sat. till 5 P.M. Save 44* j j BUSS E x iE m n iT o i CB, nc. Plaatics In Stock 0 I d D D O D O j Save 50* |DOOOirro7aP The Oldest & Largest in Conn. BANK> TRUST 54 McKee S t, Manchester . W" - 3/16" - 'A" Stock Shasta or Cut Prices effective Sun., A p rill 4 thru Sat., April 20,1974. ^ (Off Cantor Straot) Not raapontlM* lor typographical arrort. Certain llama not avallabi* wharo prohibllad by law. llama oHarad lor tala nol avalltbl* to olhar raltH daalar* or whotaaalar*. Horn* and pricat valid only al Pathmark Suparmarkat*.

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^N C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Obituaries House Approves News Capsules Court Reform State Bond Bill Herald Angle e in 10th Inning Tapes Subpoenaed Funds Sought HARTFORD (UPI) - Both men are from the WASHINGTON (UPI) — Twenty-four of President Belanger Dead at 55; Western Connecticut State Wescon area and are seeking Nixon’s taped conversations pertaining to the Watergate College has millions of dollars higher office, Ratchford a con­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The — $13,000 for judges’ retire­ | | By Earl Yost Owner of Shoe Store worth of new bond gressional seat and Collins the cover-up, including 17 that took place overPataTSunday legislative Appropriations ment pay. authorizations, despite an ef­ weekend in 1973 are being sought by both Special Committee has .been asked to The amount requested would ^ Sports Editor Gives East 6-5 Win over Bulkele governorship. Both men sup­ cover costs of the new court’s ROCKVILLE — Theodore T. fort to cut the proposal out of a ported the bonding measure. Prosecutor Leon Jaworski and the House Judiciary Com­ approve a $452,000 budget to Vernon and Thomas J. carry out the proposed operations over a full year. Belanger. 55, of 36 White St., Belanger and Theodore J. major legislative package. King, a maverick Republican mittee. The committee has subpoenaed a total of 41 tapes By Len Auster on a wild pitch by starter winner, his third hit in six TTie House Tuesday approved frequentiy at odds with party for its impeachment investigation. Press Secretary reorganization and unification Rep. James F. Bingham, R- owner-operator of Belanger’s Belanger, both at home; and Fumbling East Catholic Mike Ciotto. trips to the plate. Shoe Store on Union St. for the a bond authorization measure leaders, pointed out that Gov. Ronald L. Ziegler said the White House will reply to the of Connecticut’s courts. Stamford, chairman of the two grandchildren. legislative Judiciary Com­ East scored an unearned East is now 2-1 for the past 35 years, died Tuesday at of $205.8 million, of which $26.5 Thomas J. Meskili had committee subpoena between April 22-25. Under a bill proposed by the chalked up a run in its half of The funeral is Friday at 8:15 mittee, said the state stands to run of its own in the fourth season and is at Ledyard Rockville General Hospital million is earmarked for con­ requested $8 miliion for site legislative Judiciary Com­ the 10th inning to register a a.m. from the White-Gibson- gain $676,000 through the Athletes Stay Close to Home and a run in the fifth, the High Friday. after a brief illness. He was the struction of a new state college development and construction mittee, the present Court of 6-5 baseball victory over Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm Stans To Testify Joe Whelton’s decision to enroll at the University of latter driven in by Bob E u t Catholic (6) husband of Mrs. Helen Songailo campus in Danbury. of new WesCon facilities. Common Pleas would be proposed merger of the courts. non-league foe Bulkeley St., with a Mass at St. Ber­ Bingham said cost of jury AB R H E Belanger. The governor has also asked Legislative ieaders tacked on NEW YORK (UPI) — The final big witness, former abolished by merging it with Connecticut in September follows the pattern of other East High yesterday at cold and Love’s double to the fence in Banning. Zb - 5 0 2 0 nard’s Church at 9. Burial will services is estimated to go R. Soucier. cf 6 1 3 0 Mr. Belanger was bom Jan. for a $100 million bond an extra $18.5 million to the Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans, was called to state circuit courts. Catholic High basketball standouts of previous seasons windy Mt. Nebo. Ron centerfield. be in St. Edward’s Cemetery, 'The new court will handle down substantially because Miles. 3b 4 1 0 0 31, 1919 in Indian Orchard, Stafford Springs. authorization for mass transit governor’s proposal. testify in the Mitchell-Stans trial today. The last witness to who chose colleges close to home. Soucier’s two-out line single Bulkeley registered two Smachetti, rf 3 0 0 0 Mass., and had lived in but neither the House nor the King, who extended his testify Tuesday was former Attorney General Richard criminal cases with sentences fewer people would be asked for Tim Kearns, a two-time All-State schoolboy selection, runs in its sixth frame with Lamb. If 1 0 0 0 Friends may call at the up to five years and civil jury trial. to left drove in John Riccio D. Soucier. if 2 2 1 0 Rockville for 37 years. He was a Senate has acted on his criticism to the entire bonding Kleindienst, who denied John W. Dean’s statement that went on to Yale where he played three varsity seasons. both runs coming across on Hickey, p 0 0 0 0 funeral home Thursday from 7 jurisdiction on claims up to from second base with the communicant of St. Bernard’s to 9 p.m. proposal. program, saw his amendment Dean had called him about the Securities and Exchange Ray LaGace, another All-State choice for two seasons a Socha throwing error. Socha. ss 3 0 2 3 The House action, which $15,000. winning tally. Love, c 3021 Church and a member of the The family suggests that any defeated, 124-17. Commission’s case against financier Robert Vesco. while wearing the blue and white Eagle colors chose The Bulldogs tied it in the Riccio. lb 4 2 2 0 tacked on an extra $5 million In testimony before the Ap­ Committing six errors. Semiao. p. if. rf 3 0 0 2 Knights of Columbus of memorial contributions may be When the entire bonding Mitchell and Stans are accused of lying to a grand jury in Gloria Cancels Boston College where he lettered in both baseball and seventh with two runs. Star­ Rockville. for community college con­ package was voted on. King and propriations Committee East nearly gave the game Moffett, rf 10 0 0 made to the Newington denying they conspired to impede the SEC’s investigation Tuesday, Joseph Keefe, Visit to College basketball. Doug Melody preceded Whelton at UConn and ting pitcher Ron Semiao He is also survived by three Children’s Hospital. struction in the coming fiscal Rep. Marilyn Pearson, R-» to its Hartford-based op­ Tata is 37 6 12 6 year, was delayed while a of Vesco in return for his secret $200,000 cash campaign executive secretary of the state carved out a fine career, captaining the Huskies in his yielded a lead off double to sons. Ronald T. Belanger of Stratford, alone cast negative Secretary of State Gloria ponents. All five visitory Bulkeley (5) maverick lawmaker tried in votes. gift to Nixon’s re-election committee. Judicial Council outlined how Schaffer was forced to cancel senior year. runs were unearned. But Mark Coleman before being the $452,000 appropriation replaced on the hill by Camilleri. rf Mrs. Daniel W. Taft Sr. Mrs, L ouise M. R au vain to convince his colleagues Other features of the bonding her talk at Manchester Com­ Other ex-East cagers who gained All-State recognition clutch pitching be reliever would be spent: Hickey. Semiao moved to DeForge. ph VERNON - Mrs. Beth Snell TOLLAND — Mrs. Louise M. that the college’s $26.5 million program for fiscal 1974-75 in­ munity College Tuesday due to and their college were Tom Malin (Assumption), Jim Terry Hickey, who came on Letarte. p — $200,000 to computerize Garcia, lb Taft, 63, of 64 Valley Falls Rd. Rau, 61, of Buff Cap Rd. died was a boondoggle. clude; Losses Heavy business delays in Hartford, ac­ Reynolds ( Stonehill) and Ed FitzgeraM (Georgetown), all in the seventh, got the leftfield and two batters Rep. Edgar King, R- new civil cases. cording to Amalia M. Toro, Coleman, cf died Tuesday at her home. She suddenly Tuesday at her home. —An additional $5 million for SAIGON (UPI) — The heaviest losses since last year’s Eastern colleges. Eagles out of several jams, later, dropped an easy fly. P. Ciotto. 2b Farmington, said the program — $148,000 for salary in­ Mrs. Schaffer’ selections at­ M. Ciotto. p. rf was the wife of Daniel W. Taft She was the widow of Irving community college construc­ cease-fire were reported by military sources today. A two- An infield out and a two-out was an “insidious division of creases for circuit court torney. ■ including a bases loaded Dumas, c Sr. Rau Sr. tion, bringing the total state single to right by Frank Rudewitz. if the spoils” and a “white collar day battle around a government ranger base in the Central judges. National Honors Up for Grabs one-out situation in the Mrs. Taft was born Aug. 3, Mrs. Rau was born July 6, commitment to the regional A spokesman of the Student Rudewitz knotted the count. lab oy. ss irG- 1912 in Ardmore, Pa., and had crime.” tw o-year co lleg es to $20 Highlands has resulted in the death of 506 Communists and — $60,000 for 10 additional Senate said a rescheduling of Sisters; Rolane Ough and Miki Irish, of Manchester, are ninth. Petry. 3b r f . . 1910 in East Hartford and had clerical personnel. Hickey was in and out of lived in Tolland for many years. The $26.5 million was adopted million. 61 South Vietnamese soldiers. Meanwhile, in Saigon, all Mrs. Schaffer’s talk was not scheduled to defend their National Women’s Singles cham­ After Bulkeley took a 1-0 Totals 42 5 9 3 lived in Vernon for the past 30 trouble in his four inning She was a member and to satisfy “party leaders” and —$19.5 million for a library at helicopter trips by Communist officers were canceled, — $30,000 for salary increases certain at this time. pionship in the 44th National Duckpin Bowling Tournament lead in its half of the first on Bulkley 100 002 200 0 -3 Vi i years. She was a member of the for clerical reporters. stint but each time got out of East 300 n o 000 1-6 deaconess of the United had not been suggested by the the University of Connecticut. isolating 200 Viet Cong at Camp Davis just outside the starting Saturday in Hagerstown, Md. Play will run five an unearned run, the Jim RBI; Dumas. RudewitzA D. Saucier H First Congregational Church of trouble to record the win. Vernon. Congregational Church of Commission for Higher Educa­ —$22 miilion for a higher capital, government spokesmen said. weeks, concluding May 26...Hugh Hamilton, well-known Penders-coached locals took Soucier. Socha. Love tion, King said. The commis­ Losing pitcher Leo LeTarte 2BH: tzive. Coleman -4? “ She is also survived by a son, Tolland and a member of the education center in Waterbury. golfer at the Manchester Country Club, donned running a 3-1 margin as Ron Soucier SB: Coleman (3). Ciotto. Rudewitz. R. Tolland Library Association. sion has recommended against was superb in 4 2/3 innings Soucier. Riccio Daniel W. Taft Jr. of —$16 million for a vocational- AT PINEHURST togs and trudged through the rain last Saturday in Ver­ led off with an infield hit Survivors are three building new college facilities technical school in Groton. before allowing the winning Sac: Semiao. Hickey Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Miss Hearst's Role Debated non’s first annual Rabbit Run and came home with first followed by a walk to Tom DP: P. Ciotto to Garcia. Laboy to P. Frederick E. Wanegar of daughters. Miss Deborah L. because of declining student —$8 million for initial renova­ You’ll Find run. Ciotto SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — After studying 1,200 pictures place in the Master’s Division for participants 60 and Miles. Don Soucier’s looping LOB: EC It. B 13 (Herald Photo by Dunn) Tolland; a brother, Harry Rau, at home, Mrs. David F. enrollments. tion of the historic state capital In the East 10th, Riccio made by hidden cameras of a bank holdup by four gun- over... Agnes Claughsey, a former town women’s duckpin single to center sent across B B : Ciotto 3. Letarte 6. Semico 7. Hickey Schofield of Hartford; two Lojzim of Mystic, and Mrs. King was apparently building. LOWER MEAT PRICESI worked his way for a one-out Catholic^s Don Soucier Hung Up in the Middle referring to House Speaker carrying women, allegedly including kidnaped Patricia bowling champion, will also place her national singles title the plate his twin brother Hits off: Ciotto 10 for 3 runs in 3 innings: sisters, Mrs. Warren Case of Gordon K. Brigham of Tolland; The bonding program was in­ A s lower wholesale prices come thru we follow the walk and then stole second. He Scored as Bulkeley's Mike Ciotto Dropped Catcher's Return a brother, Lloyd A. Russell of Francis J. Collins, R- Hearst, U.S. Attorney James L. Browning said it was clear on the line in the NDPBC tourney in Hagerstown... Two with Miles scoring on a Dan Semiao 4 for 4 runs in 6 innings faced 1 in South Windsor and Mrs. Byron creased over an earlier version downward trend and you will find many, many meat prices Joe Banning received an in­ 7 Chestej^^two sisters, Mrs. Brookfield, and Minority approved by the Senate and that “ ...she (Miss Hearst) may have been acting under meetings with Super Bowl champion Miami and a game Socha single to left. Don Letart 2 for 1 run in 4 2/3; Hickey 3 for 1 Hoxter of Jacksonville, Fla.; lower. For the week after Easter, our Meat Manager Frank tentional walk and then run in 4 innings James Crocker of West Haven Leader-at-large William R. must now be returned to the up­ duress.” However, a bank guard who witnessed the daring with the rival Giants headline the 1974 New York Jets’ Soucier tallied the third run and four grandchildren. Toros features some attractive budget values Soucier got the game- WP: M. Ciotto; PB: Love; W: Hickey; Funeral services are and Mrs. Nelson Brown of Ratchford, D-Danbury. per chamber for another vote. holdup said she left little doubt in his mind that she would L: Letarte 3 m 1 BLEND OF POEK, BEEF, VEAL MFL schedule. The Dolphins are at Shea Stadium Nov. 24. Thursday at 11 a.m. at Holmes Lawrenceville, Ga.; and five use her gun. FOR YBUR FAVORITE g The Giants will be met at Yale Bowl on Nov. 10. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., grandchildren. Double Track Win Manchester. Burial will be at Funeral services are Friday MEAT LOAF lb. Barnes Left Foul Taste the convenience of the family. at 11 a.m. at the United Revised Savin Awarded 1.39 Congregational Church of Tax Relief j | Friends may call at the privileges to one group, without u X ciio iC E ...... Marvin Barnes may be a two-time All-American in the Qualifying Dates Set (Conlinued from Page One) funeral home tonight from 7 to Tolland. The Rev. Donald G. giving them to all groups. It’s U86 Contract college basketball ranks but the Providence College senior By Catholic Squad In Tuesday’s Manchester Miller, pastor, will officiate. 9. Schendel, who is head of the not right. Certainly, it’s not Savin Bros., Inc., of Herald story about the “circuit SIRLOIN STEAK ...... ib.*1.59 didn’t win any votes in his tardy appearance here Monday Burial will be in South proper.” Newington has been awarded a Manchester’s Pension Group, breaker” biil, which provides night. Barnes and his troupe showed up late for their | Capturing a double win O’Neill, who captured two (NW), 3. McCarthy (EC) 12'4" (new Mrs. John M. Matrhell Cemetery. I For 10-Pin Tourneys •spoke in opposition to the He pointed out there are $17.4 million contract by the $26.5 miilion in state tax relief Porterhouse Steak... ib. >1.79 exhibition game against the East Hartford Explorers and yesterday was the East events; Brian Foley won the school record). The White-Gibson-Small 330-yd. hurdles: 1. O'Neill (EC), 2. Mrs, Lillian Smith Matchett, amendments. more persons in the Pensioners Connecticut Department of for homeowners and renters 65 Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., U.S. ClioiM ^ Meaty S h M when the crowd was smaller, Barnes held up the Catholic track team, 111-34, 440-yard run with a 53.2 Witham (EC). 3. Steves (NW) 43.6. 53, of 54A Chestnut St. died late “We are opposed, as we Group (about 90) than there are Transportation (DOT) for years of age and over, the Coming up along with the with the championship finals 120-yd. high hurdles: 1. O'Neill (EC), Rockville, is in charge of promoters for a flat fee instead of a percentage. When the over Northwest Catholic and clocking; and Mark Skehan 2. WiUiam (EC). 3. Steves (NW) 16.0. yesterday afternoon at always have been,” said active policemen. “Yet, we reconstruction of a 7.3-mile seg­ adjusted gross-income limits spring flowers is the 13th an­ Manchester Memorial Hospital arrangements. SHORT RIBS SOUP BONES game finally started, 90 minutes later than scheduled, Sunday afternoon. May 5. 88-57 over St. Bernard in Un- won the mile in 4:45. East Catholic vs. St. Bernard Schendel, “to any special aren’t being given any special ment of Interstate 86 from for applicants was unclear. nual Men’s and Women’s 100-yd. dash: 1. Martens (EC), 2. after suffering an apparent There are no calling hours. Barnes gave a lacklustre performance as the Explorers Only Manchester casville. The victory over East, now 3-0, will par­ Trachina (B). 3. C. Nolen (EC) 10.0. privileges nor even con­ Willington to Union, The bill provides tax relief, Town 10-Pin Bowling Tour­ heart attack at her home. She The family suggests that any sideration.” The 1-86 project, to include ib .9 9 « triumphed. residents will be eligible. St. Bernard was the first for ticipate this weekend in the 220-yd. dash: 1.'Martens (TC), 2. M. on a sliding scale, for those IU .8 9 * nament at the Parkade Nolen (EC). 3. Trachina (B) 21.9. was the wife of John M. memorial contributions may be He warned of the cost to the To qualify for the cham­ the Eagles in six years. Eastern Connecticut Relays 440-yd. run: 1. Foley (EC), 2. Walsh reconstruction of interchanges, homeowners and renters, 65 Lanes. Matchett. made to the United town for the improved benefits extends from the Willington- pionship play, all bowlers The outstanding per­ in Farmington. (B), 3. McCann (EC) k z . and over, whose income (not in­ TERDERU.S.CHOICB Little League Openers Set Bernie Giovino, lanes 880-yd. run: 1. Burinskis (EC), 2. Mrs. Matchett was born Oct. Congregational Church. for police and noted the entire Ashford boundary to a point in must roll four games over formers for East included Skehan (EC), 3. Konrad (B) 2:09.3. cluding ^ i a l Security) is from Little League baseball will open its 25th season in Results: 7,1920 in Manchester, daughter pension plan might suffer. Union just south of the ^manager, reports that eight lanes. The quarter­ East CaUiolic vs. Northwest Catholic Mile run: 1. Skehan (EC), 2. Dana 0 to $6,000 a year. STEWING BEEF Joe Martens, Ernie Four­ (EC), 3. Butler (B) 4:43. of the late Jame^ and Sarah “They (the policemen) should Massachusetts border. ' ' ' ...... R*. * 1 1 3 0 Manchester Sunday afternoon. May 12 with doubleheaders qualifying tests for all three lOO-Yd. dash: 1. Martens (EC), 2. Richard W. Hirth The $6,000 limit is for an in­ finals and semifinals will be nier and Tom Wardwell. Essex (NW), 3. C. Nolen (EC) 10.0. Two-mile run: 1. Giulietti (EC), 2, Woods Smith, and had lived A paper drive will be con­ be in their own pension plan — in each of the American, National and International Butler (B). 3. Olsen (Bl 10:17.5. ELLINGTON — Richard W. The DOT announced that the dividual’s income, if un­ U.S. Choice Country Style divisions - Men’s Scratch, best of three-game sets with Martens tied the school 220-yd. dash: 1. Martens (EC), 2. here all her life. She was a ducted Saturday by the mot in U townwide pension plan, pi'bject, to begin later till*’ leagues. It will be Mother’s Day...Ralph DeNiColo, assis- Men’s Handicap and Essex (NW), 3. M. Nolen (EC) 21.9 (new 440-yd. relay: 1. East Catholic Hirth, 64, of 92 Ellington Ave. married, or a joint income, if the finals best of five-game mark in the 100-yard dash school record) (Zatkowski, Foley. Burinskis and M. graduate of Manchester schools Methodist Men of North United apgling out one group and not spring, will include widening of CUBE STEAKS fent golf professional at the Manchester Country Qub, is Nolen) 47.4. was found dead yesterday after­ married. PORK RIBS Women’s Handicap - will be duels. ' with a fleet 10.0 and then 440-yd. run: 1. Foley (EC), 2. Turner and a member of St. Mary’s Methodist Church. Papers may the others makes for an un­ the four-lane expressway to six passing out cigars following the birth of the couple’s first staged April 27-28. (NW), 3. McCarthy (NW) 33.2. Mile relay: 1. St. Bernard (Reilly, noon in a shed in back of his The handicap system will turned in a sensational 21.9 880-yd. run: 1. Burinskis (EC), 2. Walsh, Burner and Konrad) 3:49.7. Episcopal Church. be left at a truck parked at stable plan.” lanes (three lanes in each direc­ son named Kenneth...Wally Halas, new varsity baseball High jump: 1. Ertel (EC). 2. Martens home. Death was termed a The 1973 champions were be 70 per cent of 200 scratch. Skehan (EC), 3. Mangan (NW) 2:09.3. She i?, also survived by a son, Colonial Board from 9 a.m. to tion). Chemicals Big In Mexico n .8 9 * in the 220 which shattered Mile run: 1. Skehan (EC), 2. Dana (EC), 3. Henry (B) 5'8'' suicide by hanging, according coach at South Windsor High, is a Manchester Bob Oliver in the Men’s Long jump: 1. Berner (B), 2. Haller Jo h n W. M a tc h e tt of noon. Those wishing to have DOT Ckimmissioner Joseph SEMI-BONELESS Entries will be accepted the school record by nearly (EC), 3. Slaren (NW 4:43. to State Police. Lalibertes Eye Mexico City — Chemical pro­ resident...Word is out that Town Manager Robert Weiss Two-mile run: GiulietU (EC), 2. Keefe (B). 3 ZaUowski (EC) 19'1 1/2” Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. papers picked up may call the U.S. CHOICE CALIF. Scratch, Carl Kleinstuber in up to Friday, April 26 at the a second. Senior pole vaulter Triple jumo: 1. Witham (EC), 2. Ertel Mr. Hirth was born Aug. 3, Bums said the project is unique cessing is one of M exico’s has advised Carl Silver of the Rec Department that the (NW), 3. Newcombe (NW) 10:17.3. Donald (Carol) Bartnicki of church office. State Lottery in that the existing pavement on Men’s Handicap and Sally Parkade Lanes’ control desk Fournier placed second but 440-yd. relay: 1. East Catholic (EC), 3. C. Nolen (EC) 39' 5 1/4” 1909 in Rockville and had lived strongest growth industries, proposed adult Twilight Baseball League must supply its (Zatkowski, Foley, Burinskis and M. Pole vault: 1. Hallisery (B), 2. Four­ West Suffield; a brother, Another Manchester couple Granato in the Women’s nier (EC), 3. Heinman (B) 12'8 3/4” in Hartford for 20 years before 1-86 will be reta in ^ as a base with an annual growth rate be­ C H U C K R O A S T (P o t).... ib .*1 .1 9 The top seven total pinfall cleared the bar at 12’4”, up­ Nolen) 47.4. Walter Smith of Manchester; has its eyes on the $100,000 state for a continuously reinforced own basesballs...’There will be an increase in slow pitch Handicap. Oliver and Mile relay: 1. Northwest CaUiolic 330-yd. hurdles: 1. O’NeiU (EC). 2. coming to Ellington 23 years Miss Robin Fuller of Tolland tween 10 and 13.5 per cent since shooters in each division ping the school record SalU (B), Witham (EC) Ue 43.6. and a sister, Mrs. Gertrude lottery. I960. DUBUQUE'cbRN ’f B),’ CENTER C U T...... softball activity this season with play starting Monday (Ryan, Morgan, Strer, Turner) 3:49.7. ago. He had been employed at will appear with Mrs. Pamela concrete pavement overlay. Mrs.Granata will be seeded will join the defending almost two feet. Wardwell High jump: 1. Ertel (EC), 2. Martens 120-yd. high hurdles: 1. O’NeiU (EC), Bissell of Manchester. Saloom, director of Lutz Junior Ann and Rosario Laliberte of The contract awarded Savin night, April 29 at five sites. Nine games are listed, three into championship play. (EC), 3. O’Neill (EC) O’e" 2. Maury (B). 3. Witham (EC) 16.0. the State Correctional Institu­ champs. In Men’s Scratch, won the shot put with a Shot put: 1. Wardwell (EC), 2. Pillar! Funeral services are Friday Museum, Thursday at 3;30 p.m. 33 Grandview St. are among at Bros, calls for completion of LEAH PORK CHOPS ib <1.19 each at Robertson Park and Fitzgerald Field, two each at Long jump: 1. Zatkowski (EC), 2. tion in Somers for 31 years Kleinstuber will relinquish Bob Oliver the top eight scorers will ad­ van (EC). 3. Woida (NW ITIO” (B). 3. Hurlock (B) 51’5” at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s least ten $5,000 winners who heave of 51’5”. Javelin: 1. Dyda (B), 2. Walsh (B), 3. before his retirement in 1972. on TV-channel 3 on the Ranger the work within 1,181 calendar piNEHURSf FRESHLY FROZEn ' s Vo ’lb! ‘ Mt. Nebo and the Rec Field and one at Keeney Field. his title as he is now residing Triple jump: 1. WiUiam (EC), 2. Ertel Episcopal Church. Burial will Station program. Miss Fuller will compete for top prizes in days (nearly three years and NOTICE vance. Other fine outings were SC). 3. C. Nolen (EC) 39' 3 1/4” Mish (B) 167'4'' He w as a m e m b e r of Lights are set up at Robertson, Fitzgerald and the Rec in Florida. semifinals in all divisions Pole Vault: 1. Fournier (EC). 2. Ryan Discus; 1. Pillari (B), 2. Wardwell be in East Cemetery. the weekly drawing Thursday Probate Court is open for Cash and trophies will be turned in by hurdler Brian lEC), 3. Williams (B) 1301 " Hospitality Lodge of Masons, will be dressed in oriental garb two months). BEEFPAHIES ...... ib < 1 . 2 9 playing areas. The Candlelight League will play two games Friends may call at the morning at the new Howard conferences with the judge The quarterfinals and will be Tuesday, April 30 presented the winners. Wethersfield, the Scottish Rite in conjunction with the The Federal Highway Ad­ each night this season, following the pattern in the Silk Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. museum’s “Cherry Blossom Johnson Ballroom in, Windsor ministration of the U.S. Depart­ from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on 4- lb. Boxes...... <5.10 r “ — Center St., Thursday from 7 to 9 Bodies of Hartford and was a Locks at 10:30. Thursday nights. Night City League. TTie former will play at Robertson and the 32nd degree Mason and a Festival” April 27 from 2 to 5 ment of Transportation is fund­ p.m. The winner of the $100,000 telephone number: 649-0445. 2-|b. Boxes...... <2.58 latter at Fitzgerald. There will be 74 teams in nine Shriner. He was a past royal p.m. at the museum. ing 90 per cent of the total $17,- prize gets $10,000 a year. There 440,601 project cost, the DOT William E. Fitzgerald leagues. \Bowling Poor Showing in Field Visiting Trackmen patron of Floral Court, Order of Frank Toros Is ready to take your freezer order* for also will be a $15,000 winner. said. Judge of Probate Charles N. Crorkett Amaranth, Hartford, a past Reservations close Saturday Hindquarters or Chucks or anything you want. We Offer... A memorial service for Atty. grand royal patron of the Order for the Manchester Auxiliary of Wholo 7-Rlb Roasts ...... ib Factor in Girls’ Loss Charles N. Crockettt of 14 Child and Family Services Easily Beat Tribe of Amaranth of Connecticut, Twi Loop Ball Meeting HIGH LOW - A rle n e Gerard St., who died March 27 and a former deputy supreme luncheon April 24 at Willie’s UbS. Choice Beef Chunks ...... ib.lis« Domination in the running respectively. Schumacher 199-479, Priscilla at his home, will be Sunday at 2 Steak House and may be made events wasn’t enough yesterday TTie next meet is Tuesday at Running into a potent Windham High track team was too. royai patron of Rhode Island. Whole Pork L o in s ...... ib 0^3 « Cushman 213-524, Fran Gallo p.m. at Center Congregational with Mrs. Donald Forstrom, 256 Slated April 25 at Rec for the Manchester High girls’ home against West Hartford- much for Manchester High which dropped an 88-57 verdict Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Whole Trimmed Loins of 180, M arion Dent 177-476, Church. Emilie Kaleta Hirth; a Timrode Rd. Alan Mason, track team as their inexperienc based Conard High. (about 65 lbs.) which gives you Roberta Shore 196-187-174-557, yesterday at Wigren Track. The Rev. Clifford Simpson, Manchester’s director of in the field events was the Results; 80-yd. hurdles: 1. Diederich daughter, Mrs-. Caroline H. First meeting to officially schoolboy schedules. Elaine Woodcock 451. pastor emeritus; the Rev. human resources, will be guest P O R T E R H O U S E and S IR L O IN S T E A K S deciding factor in the 55-54 loss (W). 2. Walter (M ), 3. Moroscini (W 12.9. “They (Windham) are a 220-yd. dash: I. Lumpkin (M ), 2. Lynch of Hartford; and two organize the Recreation Four local teams appeared at Senders {W». 3 Lanning iW) 25.0. Newell Curtis and the Rev. P E T C E N T E R to Windham High. 100-yd. dash: 1. Godowry (W), 2. Goss potent squad. They have grandchildren. speaker at the luncheon, which Department’s adult Twilight (M), 3. Diederich (W) 12.6. Two-mile run: 1. Switchenko (W), 2. 1 } ^ , a meeting last February and ST. JAIVIE.S - Cherie Conley Lemieux

Wilbur Wood No Puzzle The Cougars Eliminate Whalers in WHA SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - A1 Smith is sorry he was really something in the third period.” STANDINGS Bill Friday threw him out after he gave Fridav the chokp opened his “big mouth.” , Chicago shelled Smith in the final period when it took 24 s i p from the penalty box. Coates was sent to the dressing For Oakland’s Jackson The Chicago Cougars, who according to Player-Coach shots on goal. In contrast. New England took 27 shots •Ul Pat Stapleton made the playoffs by “sneaking”into fourth during the entire game. Chicago had 43 shots during the ^ ‘he ice surface^ American League placO in the World Hockey Association’s East Division game. NEW YORK (UPI) — Reggie Jackson has a way of opS te « S: f nia, 64), Cleveland edged Milwaukee, 3-2, New York topped EAST won their opening round Tuesdy night with a 3-2 defeat of It was a big series for Chicago, which had the worst makii^Wilbur Wood knuckle under. W L the New England Whalers. The win advances Chicago to the WHA semifinak Boston, 2-1, and Texas nipped Kansas City, 3-2. Pet GB record in the WHA during the previous 1972-73 season. JacKSon, one of baseball’s premier power hitters, Milwaukee 5 3 .625 Twins 6, Angels 0 Ralph Backstrom tied the score at 2-2 in the third period Stapleton, who got much of the credit for making the probably hits the left-handed knuckleballing ace of the New York 6 4 .600 for Chicago and Jan Popiel scored the winner to eliminate Cougars respectable this season after jumping from the Pnnn ‘h® Whalers enter a new home, Hartford Joe Decker and Bill Campbell combined on a five-hitter Boston 4 4 .500 1 Chicago White Sox better than any other American League the defending WHA champion Whalers four games to NHL Chicago Black Hawks, was in the dressing room W H ^ciTaSs ‘his season as batter ... and he does it with gusto. and Larry Hisle hit a three-run homer as the Twins beat Baltimore 4 4 .500 1 three. Nolan Ryan. Decker struck out 11 before tiring in the Detroit when his team won. Stapleton and his center Brian Coates Jackson tagged his ninth career homer off Wood 4 6 .400 2 J to Hardy opened the scoring for Chicago in the firct seventh and Campbell came on to register his third save. Cleveland 4 “During the season, when we were going really good, I were ejected after a third-period fight that delayed toe Tuesday night, lifting the Oakland A’s to a 4-3 victory and 6 .400 2 period. New England’s Tom Webster scored two power- Ryan struck out 11 and walked only one but was tagged for WEST said that Ralph Backstrom might be ail throu^ as a game for 14 minutes. handing the Chicago ace his third loss in four decisions. It five runs in the ninth. W L p d GB hockey player,” Whaler goalie A1 Smith said after the Stapleton received a 10-minute misconduct for being W Psfer L r f ‘° P“‘ his team ahead. also marked the seventh consecutive time the A’s have California 7 3 .700 game. “That’s what I get for opening my big mouth. He third man in on one of the two separate fights, then referee game ^ three during the beaten Wood. Indians 3, Brewers 2 John Lowenstein scored from third base in the eighth in­ Minnesota 5 3 .625 1 “Either he makes me look bad or I hit him good,” says Oakland 6 4 ning on Jim Colborn’s third wild pitch of the game, .600 1 Pats vs. Dolphins Jackson about his personal duels with Wood. “Hitting Texas 5 5 .500 2 enabling the Indians to defeat the Brewers. Lowenstein FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — against him is a matter of timing but that’s easier said Kansas City 3 4 .429 2Vi f doubled to open the eighth, was sacrificed to third and The New England Patriots will than done because we all know what a fine knuckleball he Chicago 1 8 .111 5V4 Rangers’ Ron Harris Shows Punch scored when Colborn uncorked a wild pitch. Singles by be the first and last (regular throws. Sure, I’ve hit some homers off him but he has > uvouM j 9 ItCBUIlB George Hendrick, Chris Chambliss and Charlie Spikes NEW YORK (UPI) - Ron season) team to feel the 1974 struck me out a few times, too.” New York 2, Boston 1 Thursday night in New York York had pulled goalie Ed game Tuesday night, Jim toe series. It was his fifth scored the eventual winning run. Cleveland 3, Milwaukee 2 Harris normally provides strength of the twice-defending Jackson wasn’t the only member of the A’s to find would clinch toe series and Giacomin for an extra at­ Pappin broke a scoreless shutout in 10 games against Rangers 3, Royals 2 Texas 3, Kansas City 2 the muscle for New York Super Bowl champion Miami Wood’s soft stuff to their liking Tuesday night. Sal Bando move the Rangers into the tacker. hockey game with a 45- the Kings this season. Dolphins. Pinch-runner Len Randle, seemingly caught off third in Minnesota 6, California 0 but the rarely used forward also got to the paunchy southpaw for a two-run homer and semifinals against “It’s gotta be my best footer past goalie Rogatien (UPl photo I the eighth inning, scored the winning run for Texas when Oakland 4, (Chicago 3 demonstrated that his Angel Mangual connected for a triple as the A’s handed the Philadelphia. playoff series yet,” said Vachon with 4:37 to play, to third baseman Paul Schaal errored on catcher Fran Only games scheduled scoring punch is equally Doug Griffin of Red Sox Starts Slide White Sox their eighth loss in nine games. Today’s Games “The puck came right MacGregor. “That tying give the Chicago Black Healy’s pickoff throw. Randle was trapped off third when effective Tuesday night as The A’s, meanwhile, got away with using reliever Paul Boston (Lee 1-1) at New York onto my stick from goal was a real thrill for me. Hawks a 1-0 win over the Los Yankee Catcher Thuman Munson Waits With Ball Dave Nelson missed a suicide bunt attempt but Healy’s the Rangers kayoed the Lindblad as a starter. Lindblad went the first 6 1-3 innings Dobson (1-1) Stemkowski and I just let it I picked up Brad Park’s Angeles Kings. The victory Connecticut's Most throw went past Schaal into left, allowing Randle to score. Montreal Canadiens. to gain the victory while Rollie Fingers pitched out of an Cleveland (G. Perry 1-1 j at go,” said Harris alter the rebound. I knew I had room clinched the series for toe UConns Lose Complete Tackle Shopl Jeff Burroughs accounted for the other two Ranger runs eighth inning jam to record a save. Milwaukee (Seaton 1-1), N Harris, who scored only Montreal native equalled his and I was sure I wasn’t Black Hawks four games to STORRS (UPI) - The with a homer. John Mayberry homered for Kansas City. two goals during the entire Stottlemyre Fired Up In the only other AL games, Minnesota blanked Califor- Baltimore (Palmer 1-0) at total goal output during the going to miss when I fire d ^ n e . University of Connecticut Detroit (LaGrow 0-1), N season, scored the winning baseball nine left 16 runners on RAY’S regular season with his se­ the puck between (M ontreaT'^ Hawks’ goalie Tony 307 EAST CENTER ST. Kansas City (Briles 0-0) at base and made two fatal ninth tally at 4:07 at the first over­ cond playoff goal. | goalie Bunny) I^ocque and Esposito gained his second MANCHESTER • 643-7177 Texas (Bibby 2-1), N inning errors in losing 2-1 time period to give the The Rangers rallied after the goal post •• consecutive shutout of the ' fIVeVe Moved) In Stopping Red Sox Chicago (Wood 1-2) at Rangers a 3-2 victory over trailing, 2-1, when Bruce against the University of Rhode Softball Oakland (Blue 0-1), N Giacon^ was sensational series against the Kings and Island Tuesday. FRESH A SALT Cash Issues MJPI pholo) Montreal. 'The win gave New MacGregor scored his se­ in the York nets as he extended his shutout perfor­ NEW YORK (UPI) — It wasn’t just W arning Minnesota (Woodson 0-0) at The Huskies outhit URI 12-9 WATER TACKLE, ROD hits while taking the loss. California (May 0-0), N York a 3-2 lead in the best- cond goal of the game and turned aside 25 shots, many mance against them to 155 BUILDING COMPONENTS. another early season game for the Tryouts JoJo White of Celts Drives and were tied until the ninth, Tiant, a philosophical Cuban, of-seven Stanley Cup fifth of the series with just of them on spectacular minutes, 57 seconds since he when a URI batter got on base FLY TYING MATERIALS, New York Yankees Tuesday. Due to inclemeni shrugged his shoulders after the game Phillies are ‘For Real’ National League Knicks' John Gianelii Defends quarter-final series and a 16 seconds remaining in saves. blanked them for 55:57 in on an error and another scored CUSTOM TIED FLIES,’ Opening a home stand against the and in his thick accent said, “I was weather last Saturday, w in against Montreal regulation time after New In the other quarter-final winning the second game of on another error. CUSTOM RODS, AND BAIT Boston Red Sox, the Yankees felt pitching good but no get no runs, lose. registration for the Girls’ NEW YORK (UPI) - Dave Cash Dodgers 5, Reds 3 East their 2-1 victory was a good omen for Senior Softball League for thinks thS Philadelphia Phillies are W Pet. GB Sometimes you win, sometimes you Bill Russell’s two-run single with x-Montreal 4 the future. girls 13-16 was limited. .800 lose.” “for real.” Also that it won’t be long the bases filled in the 11th inning gave Philadelphia 6 .667 “I was kind of fired up for today’s Girls who still wish to sign The turning point of the game came before Philadelphia fans think the reliever Jim Brewer his first win of St. Louis 7 .636 Milwaukee Express game,” admitted Mel Stottlemyre, up may pick up a registra­ same of him. in the fifth when Tiant gambled and the year. Rick Auerbach singled to Chicago 3 .500 IVz The new 74 Dodge Colts are here the Yankee righthander who pitched a pitched to Nettles with first base tion form from league “It’s coming ... we’re really close,” open the 11th and the bases were New York 2 .250 3W seven hitter in besting Luis Tiant. “I open. Nettles slapped a 2-0 pitch for director Dave Schwartz at chortled the 25-year-old second loaded on a walk and a single by Steve Pittsburgh 2 .222 4 Too Much for Bulls knew we hadn’t done well against the single that scored Bobby Murcer his home, 140 Branford baseman after the Phillies beat the St. Garvey. Dan Dr lessen had a two-run West AND Tiant or Red Sox last season. I with the deciding run. St., or at tiling, Bennet Louis Cardinals, 10-3, Tuesday night single for the Reds and pitcher Andy W Pet. GB knew this was one of the clubs we had “It was a better pitch than I thought and the high school of­ for their fifth straight victory. “As Los Angeles .727 Messersmith homered for the San Francisco NEW YORK (UPI) - The defense to shackle New York. The to do better against this year.” I’d get—I figured that he was pitching fices. soon as these guys learn how good we Dodgers. .545 Houston .545 Milwaukee Express looks like it’ll Knicks were held to 14 points in the Tiant’s 4-0 record against the Yanks around me,” Nettles said. Tiant said, are, there is no telling what we can Astros 4, Giants 0 make a quick stop in Chicago before third quarter while the Celts last year helped Boston post a 14-4 Atlanta .545 “I no give him anything easy but he do. Right now we can play defense Tom Griffin pitched a four-hitter Cincinnati .444 proceeding to Boston for the National dominated the boards and scored 35 season mark against the Yankees. hit good pitch, low curve.” - with anybody.” and hit a two-run homer in the fifth in­ San Diego .182 Basketball Association championship points in the session. Graig Nettles, the major leagues’ Nettles, who usually gets off to a Philadelphia fans were less than ning for the Astros, who have won six x-Games behind based on 1st- playoff series. John Havlicek was high for the home run leader with six, happily poor start in the spring, said “this is enthusiastic when the Phillies of their last eight games. Griffin’s place team. Milwaukee romped past Chicago, game with 27 points, including a sen­ settled for three singles to give my best start in the majors.” But he acquired Cash from Pittsburgh in a homer, the fourth of his career, broke Tuesday’s Results 101-85, while Boston flattened New sational 19 in the first quarter that fell Stottlemyre the support he needed. adds that there’s no one easy answer winter trade because they doubted his a scoreless pitching duel with Jim Montreal 4, New York 1 York, 111-99, Tuesday night to lead just three short of Elgin Baylor’s Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 5 (12) Nettles knocked in the winning run in for his unusual surge. Wednesday defensive ability. They started to Willoughby. their respective series. The Bucks are record for one period in a non-final the fifth inning after scoring the first “I’ve just been lucky, I guess.” warm up to him Tuesday night, Philadelphia 10, St. Louis 3 BASEBALL Braves 4, Padres 2 Atlanta 4, San Diego 2 1-0 and the Celtics 2-0. playoff game. one in the second. Tiant gave up nine Maloney at Manchester however, when he had three hits and Darrell Evans’ two-run homer was Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Bob Dan- “1 had the hot hand. I was the drove in three runs in addition to rob­ Houston 4, San Francisco 0 MCC at Mohegan CC the big blow of a three-run fifth inning Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 3 dridge each scored 25 points for trailer on a few fast breaks and got South Windsor at Simsbury bing Ken Reitz with a fine defensive which helped to raise the Braves’ ( 11 ) Milwaukee as Chicago appeared to be lucky,” Havlicek says. His “luck” Plainville at Rockville play in the ninth inning. record to 6-5. Ron Reed carried a Today's Games suffering an emotional letdown after consisted of seven straight baskets Five More Entries Arrive for 500 Portland at RHAM “Taking that hit away from Reitz shutout into the ninth before needing New York (Stone 0-0) at Mon­ toe trying seven-game quarter-final late in the opening quarter. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Bolton at Coventry was the big thrill,” Cash added. “I treal (McAnally 0-1) series with Detroit. Among those expected in the Ind., and Mike Hiss of Tustin, Stafford at Ellington help from Jack Aker and Danny Walt Frazier, New York’s leader Five more entries for the May mail yet were entries from the Calif., plus a Drake-Offy Eagle take pride in my defense. I know I Frisella. It marked the first time the Pittsburgh (Reuss 0-0) at “This is a thinking man’s series but with 21 points, claims “we just GOLF Chicago (Hooten 0-0) 26 Indianapolis “500” were Vel’s-Parnelli Jones team. with no driver assigned. have to prove to the people in Philly I Braves had been over the .500-mark tonight we didn’t think at all,” com­ haven’t played our game yet. They East Catholic at St. Bernard St. Louis (Siebert 1-0) at received Tuesday afternoon, Five entries which arrived John Mahler, Newport can play both sides of this game. since the end of the 1971 season. Hank plained Chicago Coach Dick Motta. Thursday Philadelphia (Farmer 0-0), N were gambling a lot, leaving guys bringing the field to 58 cars. Tuesday afternoon included Beach, Calif., was listed to Some people say I can’t play defense BASEBALL Aaron did not play. Los Angeles (Downing 0-2) at “We w(^e mentally and physically open, while burning us on the break. Indianapolis Motor Speedway three from the Roger Penske drive one of the two Drake-Offy E.O. Smith at Ellington but I have the statistics to prove I Expos 4, Mels 1 Cincinnati (Kirby 1-1), N flat. If we don’t get more intensity We had to struggle for our points President Tony Hulman said he team and two from the Roy cars entered by Woods, of Friday can.” Willie Davis triggered a three-run, San Diego (McAndrew 0-2) at into our gahie, it’s going to be a very while it came easy for them.” expected about 65 cars to be Woods racing team. Marina Del Rey, Calif. No Cash, who raised his batting eighth-inning rally with a single and Atlanta (Morton 1-1), N short series.” Earl Monroe, faced with the entered. The entry deadline Penske’s entries included. driver was named for the se­ BASEBALL average to .289, singled in runs in the San Francisco (D’Acquisto 2- was midnight Monday but those Drake-Offy McLarens for Gary cond machine. Manchester at Bristol Eastern stolen base as the Expos won their Milwaukee’s defense handcuffed prospect of four straight defeats, postmarked before then will be Bettenhausen of Monrovia, East (.atholic at Ledyard third and fifth innings and tripled in a twice-delayed home opener. Ron 0) at Houston (Osteen 1-1), N high scoring forwards Chet Walker shrugged and said that “if you got to accepted. third run in a five-run sixth inning Fairly singled in the tiebreaking run and Bob Love, holding them to a total lose, you might as well lose quickly.” which paved the way for Steve Carlton and two m ore runs scored on of 30 points. Coming back from a 2-0 deficit has to win his first game of the season. shortstop Ted Martinez’ error. Steve Major League Boston, revving up for its first title been accomplished previously. The Carlton went the distance, allowing Renko was the winner and Tom series in five years, also used tough Knicks know that nobody has ever nine hits and striking out four. Bob Seaver the loser. I Leaders ^ I____ won an NBA title after trailing, 3-0. m itm m m m Gibson suffered the loss. Pirates 8, Cubs 5 Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati, 5- Frank Taveras singled in the tie­ Leading Batters 3, in II innings, Houston downed San breaking run in the 12th and Manny Based on 1.5 at bats ..^1/ You can afford Francisco, 4-0, Atlanta beat San Sanguillen followed with a two-run 50 NBA Performers Diego, 4-2, Montreal topped the New double—his first hit of the season—as National League York Mets, 4-1, and Pittsburgh scored the Pirates scored their second vic­ G AB R H Pet Will Be ABA Choices an 8-5, 12-inning triumph over the tory in nine games. A1 Oliver and Rich Gross, Hou 8 24 5 12 .500 G O O D frE A R Unser, Phil 7 21 6 10 .476 NEW YORK (UPI) — “We are at war,” American Basketball Chicago Cubs in other National Hebner homered for the Pirates while Prker, Pit 9 36 3 16 .444 League games. Jose Cardenal connected for the Cubs. Association Commissioner Mike Storen declared three months Quality tires at the right price...for every need Schnek, NY 6 24 1 10 .417 ago at the All-Star game when it had become obvious that the Cey, LA 11 40 6 16 .400 hoped-for merger with the National Basketball Association was Beckrt, SD 11 20 0 8 .400 going nowhere. Cedeno, Hou 11 46 11 18 .391 The ABA loaded its cannon with some heavy ammunition— a 1974 DODGE COLT GT. Hall of Fame Hoop Exhibition Reitz, St. L 11 41 16 .390 1300-million antitrust suit that’s still a long way from being SILK CITY - Bob Oliver 234- Lacy, LA 5 18 5 7 .389 resolved—and now the seven-year-old league, borrowing a little 597, Ken Thomas 214-572, Harry Hebner, Pit 9 39 9 15 .385 strategy from the fledgling World Football League, is hitting the Plecity 206-221-591, Rollo Masse 1974 DODGE COLT F O U R - D ^ WAGON Friday Night at Fairfield Gym 224-573, John Kravontka 212-526, NBA with an open raid on their talent. Shown here is the Dodge Colt Custom Bob Heavisides 212-606, Win Co- FAIRFIELD (UPI) - Top Burke of Brown; John Barros American Leagu:e Golden State’s Cazzie Russell will be among the first players brother of Wesleyan; Howard nant 211-227-609, Frank Pitts ’ University and College Division of Northeastern; Ken Boyd of G AB R H Pet chosen today and Atlanta’s Pete Maravich will be another. So Bain of Stonehill; Tom Daviau 202-575, Larry E)elbene 531, A1 basketball players in New Boston University; Erie Stntn, Cal 11 39 11 18 .462 will Portland’s Geoff Petrie, Chicago’s Cliff Ray, Buffalo’s Bob of Westfield.-State; Reggie Little 518, Ralph Dukett 519, England will square off Friday Feragne of New Hampshire; Oliva, Min 6 20 0 9 .450 Kauffman and New York's Henry Bibby. Graham of Tufts; and Larry W alt Sm olensk! 511, Ron and Mike Baskauskas of Yale. McRae, KC 6 18 4 8 .444 Fifty NBA players in all will be selected by the 10 ABA teams, night at Fairfield University in Roberson of Merrimack. Nivison 502, Mark Royce 525, the annual Basketball Hall of The College Division team, GriOh, Bal 8 29 7 12 .414 who hope that at least few of them will eventually sign. The Five days later at the Ron Custer 518, John Gioangos America’s Best-SellingTire Fame Game. coached by Walter Bauman of Carew, Min 9 37 8 15 .405 targets of the ABA will be NBA players who have played out their Springfield Hall of Fame, three 509, Dick Murphy 541, Roland New England Coach of the St. Michael’s, will include Bob Darwn, Min 9 35 6 14 .400 option, have three years or less remaining on their present con­ DODGE COLT, A FULL LINE OF FOUR-CYLINDER men will be inducted into the Smith 536, Bob Bassett 552, Ron Year Gerry Alaimo of Brown Toner and Fran Laffin of St. Chmblss, tracts or who are dissatisfied with their current teams. Custom Power Cushion basketball shrine. NBC Plecity 524, Bob Oppelt 539, Lou will lead the University Divi­ Michael’s; Darryl Johnson and Cle 10 38 6 15 .395 Memphis, owned by Charlie Finley, and Virginia, owned by sportscaster Jim Simpson will Halpryn 522, Dick Cote 517, Ed sion squad which includes Jim Murray Hertzberg of AIC; John be master of ceremonies at the Maybrry, Earl Foreman, will flip a coin to determine which gets first CARS WITH ALL THESE FEATURES: choice. Denver picks third, followed by San Diego, San Antonio, Yourkas 535. Foster, Cal Chapman and Gary Perry of Brandeis; Steve induction of Ernie Schmit, KC 7 23 8 9 .391 Indiana, Carolina, Utah, Kentucky and New York. Custick of Connecticut; John Mager of Fitchburg State; Joel former National Basketball Freehan, • THRIFTY FOUR-CYLINDER FRONT DISC BRAKES, in a dual ANTITHEFT, INSIDE HOOD Goldson of Springfield; Ed Det 10 26 2 10 .385 ' “I’m hoping that the clubs won’t choose NBA players just PARKADE - Nels Johnson ENGINES. All Dodge Colts come braking system with a parking- Ryan and Richie O’Connor of Association President Maurice 213-588, Wayne Tracey 213-525, RELEASE. Fairfield; A1 Skinner and Rick Roulhac of Quinnipiac; Jeff Podoloff and the late Harry Grieve, Tex 9 35 8 13 .371 because of their names,” Storen said. “I hope they’ve done some with a lively, but economical, brake and master-cylinder CARPETING, standard in all investigating and will go for players they think they might be able Walt Dunko 213-541, Dom IWGIAS WHnEIMUlS Pitino of Massachusetts; Mai Scott of Assumption; Steve Fisher. overhead-cam 1600 cc. four- warning light. except lowest priced two-door to sign. Picking names like Bob Lanier or Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Majewski 219-545, ®Jim Dodson Moulton ot Holy Cross; Jim Colella of Colby; Dick Fair- Home Runs cylinder engine standard. ADJUSTABLE AND ENERGY­ Size A78-13 • A Terrific Traction Tire Ex-Boxer on Trial who are tied to long-term contracts, would be a waste of time....” 202-568, Don Anderson 217-516, coupe model. plus $1.80 National League: Wynn, LA Following the NBA part of the draft, the ABA will conclude its George Zanis 204-557, Cy CVou’ll brag about the gas ABSORBING STEERING BUCKET SEATS THAT RECLINE. • Double Belted for 5; Aaron, Atl, Perez, Cin and » Fed. Ex. tax VAN NUYS, Calif. (UPI) - collegiate draft, the first two rounds of which were held secretly Perkins 540, Leo Siemienski mileage.) You can even order COLUMN. Lets you change the (Bucket seats in coupe are per tire Strength Featherweight boxer “Irish” Hebner, Pitt 3; many tied with last month. 503, Bill Grant 561, Ron Atwood your new Dodge Colt (except position of the steering column nonreclining.) and tires KARATE Frankie Crawford, a one-time 2 , 201. coupe) with a more powerful as easily as you’d adjust the ELECTRIC WINDSHIELD • Polyester Cord Body American League: Jackson, off your car contender for the world title, is 2000 cc. four-cylinder and an position ot your seat. Oak and Nettles, NY 6; WASHERS and TWO-SPEED for Ride • Self Defense scheduled for trial June 4 on Fate of North Carolina automatic transmission. FOUR-ON-THE-FLOOR (fully WIPERS. charges he used threats to Burroughs, Tex 5; Duncan. Clev 4; Yastrzemski, Bos, synchronized) standard, KEYLESS DOOR LOCKING. • Physical Fitness attempt to collect an alleged smooth-shitting manual trans­ debt from actor Robert Conrad. Robinson and Stanton, (ial and Franchise in NBA Due ENGINE TEMPERATURE • Confidence Mayberry, KC 3. BLAU’S mission. Three-speed auto­ GAUGE. 2 FOR 02 2 forG8 2 FOR 74 2 for^84 Crawford pleaded innocent GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) Publicity director Ted Malick CLASSES AVAILABLE ALL matic, too! (With either 1600 cc. GLOVE BOX WITH A DOOR plus $2.05 to $2.25 Fed. Ex. plus S2.33 to S2.58 Fed. Ex. plus $2.67 to $2.97 Fed. Ex. plus $3.13 to $3.19 Fed. Ex. Monday in Superior Court. — The management of the said that Munchak gave no WORKING SHIFTS Pitching or 2000 cc. Colt engine.) Tax per tire, depending on size Tax per tire, depending on size Tax per tire,dependingonsize Tax per tire.dependingonsize reason for the delay but said he BACK (as well as a handy storage tray). Based on most victories Carolina Qougars is expected to Optional, at extra cost. SIZES 7.00-13, B78-14,C78-14, SIZES E78-14, F78-14, F78-15 SIZES 078-14,078-15, H78-14, SIZES J78-15, L78-15 INSrilUGTOR MAHWAIM VIDEO RECORDING National League: P. Nlekro, decide by early May whether or would wait until May 6 when 078-14 and tires oH your car and tires off your car H78-15 and tires off your car and tires off your car Instructor: SYSTEMS USED AS Atl, John and Sutton, LA 3- not the team will keep its roots “certain things in the league DBGR U.8.A. Marino Corps TRAINING AIDS CEILINGS 0;Dierker, Hou, Garman, St. L in North Carolina or move out­ which could dictate a clear BUILT ACROSS THE OCEAN. Dodge CHRVKtfW • Ow Ova CntMMf CrMil M a W n r a i w I V W i a n n u c - — vi™ c*in» • iM U M r ic irt • AnirtCM E iw iti MMty C«rt •C arttllM d M Pratt a Whitnoy and D’Acquisto, SF 2-0; Reed, side the state, according to a decision,” are settled. ' MEN, WOMEN a > SALE Aircraft Club B orn ard L o z Ir t , Atl, Griffin, Hou, Scarce, Phil club spokesman. The Cougars have played SERVICED ^IGHT HERE. AUTHORIZED DEALERS CHILDREN here;^ in Raleigh and in Coventry High School Inc. and Caldwell, SF 2-1. A decision had been expected GOODYEAR------SERVIGE STORES American League: Singer this week and several cities are Charlotte as a regional TONITE KELLY RD. and VERNON CIRCU 29S BROAD ST., OPP. P08TOFFICE Hartford Nursing School and Tanana, Cal, Coleman and reported seeking the Americao franchise, but they recently Manchoatar HWANG'S Rapaira and VERNON, CONN. PHOlfe 64641101 PHONE 643-1161 SCHOOL OF Hiller, Det, Wright, Mil, Basketball association team. decided to pull out of Raleigh 7-16'16 p.p.m. M on., T in s ., Wad. 6:30 - 6:00 AUantic Cradtt Card Up To 6 Months To Pay Community Collago Raplacamanta! Blyleven, Minn, Kline, NY, However, owner Ted and close their corporate office Don't MissfU$ It! For Information in Charlotte. Groups here and in Tlwra. A Frt. 6:30 • 6:00 Mon. - Wod. Fri. 8-8 TAEKWONDO Phono Fingers and Hunter, Oak 2-0; Munchak spoke with General 1115 MAIN ST. GHORCHES MOTORS, INC. Sat 8-1 — Oank Amohcard Not AvaUaMo 640 HILLIARD STREET Busby, KC, Stottlemyre, NY, Manager Carl Scheer and Charlotte have tried to con­ 646-4745 649448A Bibby and Jenkins, Tex 2-1; decid^ to delay the decision, vince Munchak to remain in Manchester 80 OAKUND ST. • MANCHESTER Ryan, Cal 22. the spokesman said Tuesday. their city. i PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17,1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed,, April 17, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Bolton THE PLACE WITH Zone Board Acts on Complaints GPEEN DONNA HOLLAND lots on 30 acres. It is called STAMPS Ralph Rd., Manchester to put a last year, must be returned by THE HAPPY FACE Correspondent Rosanne Elizabeth Estates, mobile home on his property in May 1. , Tel. 646-0375 All lots, except one which has Bolton from June until Any Bolton student presently GOT IT? /i Philip Dooley, chairman of less than the minimum allowed September. A zoning regulation SAVE SAM CRISPINO’S attending college may apply for / SAM CRISPINO’S AND OLD FASHIONED the Zoning Board, noted at the frontage and must go to the prohibits the occupancy of a a scholarship. board’s last meeting that he Zoning Board of Appeals for a trailer |w humans for more Dollars for Scholars SUPREME had received two complaints variance, met the zoning than 24 mmrs. PERSONAL SERVICE The Bolton Scholarship Fund, SUPREME about alleged zoning violations regulations. A resident interested in Inc. will hold its third annual which he turned over to Calvin The board approved a request purchasing the property at Dollars for Scholars drive April FOODS / Hutchinson, zoning agent, who by Rita Sheetz, Tanglewood Bolton Center Rd. and Clark GET IT! 28. w I FOODS STORE HOURS: in turn sent “ cease and desist” Lane, for an addition to her Rd. learned he would be given 485 HARTFORD RD On that day Bolton High letters to those involved. house, which would be closer permission to dump fill on the 485 HARTFORD RD School students will be can­ M0N.-SAT. 8 A.M. - 0 P.M. RIAHCHFSTFR The first complaint was about than 50 feet to a brook, after property in order to constmct a *TDTIU. SHMm VUIE MANCHESTER vassing the town. Area SUN. 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. a used car operation on South consulting with the Conserva­ residence provided contour businesses are presently being Rd. The second complaint in­ tion Commission. The addition- maps were submitted and contacted. OSCAR MAva u . nta. volved a junk yard on Webster will be 47 feet from the brook. seeding after the fill was jjite Beterve The Bight To Limit Quantity With the rising cost of educa­ VAIUABIE COUPON S|19 Lane. Board members approved a dumped was done. ALL BEEF FRANKS OR ALL MEAT WEMERS tion members of the group hope Dooley also received a call request by John Dietrichsen, Dooley also verified for An­ that contributions from all WITH THIS COUPON AND $p PURCHASE about property on Bolton French Rd. to build a bam on drew Ansaldi Jr. that a 150 feet WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE residents this year will exceed USDS CHOICE FROM SHOULDER Center Rd. recently auctioned his property that will house restriction on the rear of B o tfe n Orchard 0 b l) A r, M 1111 ’ last years. by the state. The property is horses and store equipment. property owned by Andrew An­ $129 CfcNUR CU 1 6^z.CM I F R E E . . LONDON BROIL STEAK lb. X located next to the substation Dietrichsen operates under the saldi and bordering residential Paper Drive SlMEnUFE ORANGE G a l. which borders the entrance to I- home occupancy regulation. property was for buildings only. Bolton’s three Junior Scout Ju g 84 from Bolton Center Rd. John Tobias, French Rd. The restriction does not apply Troops will conduct a paper UEMONADE CHUCK drive Saturday morning. SAVE 24< 8RADE A QTRS W/WINOS The caller wanted to know if received permission to work a to parking lots and skptic JUICE there was adequate frontage for gravel pit on his property. systems. All residents are requested to REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER WITH THIS COUPON CHICKEN BREASTS .4 9 ^ a residential building. He was A resident interested in Board members decided that have their bundled papers ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER STEAK placed at the end of their informed that although there purchasing the Hull Auto Body they would begin working on VALID THRU SAT., APRIL 20 VALID THRU SAT., APRIL 20 driveways. CHOICE SEMI-S NELES was inadequate frontage the lot Shop behind Piano’s Restaurant writing a regulation on licens­ 0 8 comes under the odd-shape-lot asked if the property in ques­ The Rockville Scrap Co. is CALIFORNIA ing home occupancy businesses provision in the zoning tion was zoned to sell used cars. very soon. providing a truck to help the Scouts. CHUCK STEAK .9 9 ^ reflation s and a building per­ He was informed that it would Scholarships mit would be obtainable. be okay as long as a general Applications for scholarships To Plant Bush valuable c o u po n The final maps of a subdivi­ repair license was obtained ' Cub Scouts in Den 6 of Pack m iwm fm TENDER, PEELED « DEVEINED available through the Bolton sion on the comer of Watrous from the Zoning Board of Scholarship Fund, Inc. are now 157 will be planting a lilac bush 79 Rd. and Steel Crossing Rd. Appeals which is authorized to at the Bolton Elementary WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE ready and can be picked up at r issue them. SUCED BEEF UVER lb. were shown to board members the Bolton High School School courtyard Saturday at 11 Nabisco by Lawrence Piano. Board members denied a guidance office. a.m. if the weather is fair. The subdivision consists of 15 request from Ro^s Robinson, The application, revised from The scouts are working on the WITH THIS GREGS V'ta project towards an elective. COUPON CREME SANDWICHES USOA CHOICt REDEEM AT SUPREME fOODS South Windsor Dog Show Set April 27 SAVE 30< ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER SHOULDER VALID THRU SAT., APRIL 20 LEAN TENDER CHUNKS JUDY KUEHNEL Vernon. The public is invited to coran, TARS chairman, 20 Pam $129 Correspondent' ROAST attend. Lane, this v|eek. Guest speaker will be Polly lb . X 646-1364 STEWING BEEF Meeting Postponed Any TARS member who Fox, a certified graphoanalyst. The South Windsor Kennel The South Windsor Teenage would like to do a few hours of Ms. Fox is well known for her Club will hold an AKC sanc­ Republicans (TARS) meeting clerical work for the skill in interpreting personality GRADE A QTRS. W/BACKS tioned Plan B-All Breed and |l! VAIUABIE COUPON MHC52 ! originally scheduled for Republican Town Committee patterns through handwriting Obedience Match April 27, at d 1 29 Thursday has been postponed should contact Paul Corcoran analysis. She has been lecturing the Rye St. Park. WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE CHICKEN LEGS .4 5 ' until the first week in May or Paul Cottle. since 1956 and is considered an Entries will be taken from 10 r ' 1-Lb. Can ib because of spring vacation. Young Wives authority on the subject. The a.m. Judging will begin at noon, The petitions opposing Post public is invited. COME HAVE FUN rain or shine. The regular monthly meeting WITH THIS LEAN FRESH Any Card Voter Registration which of the South Windsor Young CHOCK FULL O’NUTI Breed judges will be Diana were to be turned in at the SAVING MONEV Size Cooney of West Leganon, N.H., Wives will be held tonight at meeting are still needed and 7; 30 at the Society for Savings 01 rout fJVOfl'f FOOtiS COUPON ; GROUND CHUCK Pkg. .$ 1 “ sporting breeds; Paul West of COFFEE should be returned to Paul Cor­ Bank, 1765 Ellington Rd. REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS West Woodstock, Vt., hounds, BLAU’S SAVE 52< USDA CHOICE FROM CHUCK MON.-TUES.-WED. ONLY! toys, best puppy; Neil Oaks of ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER LEAN FRESH SLICED Bartonsville, Vt., working VALID THRU SAT., APRIL 20 $169 breeds; Doris Spencer of East ‘Deep Throat’ lb . X BACK CUBE STEAKS ROILED HAM Longmeadow, Mass., non­ sporting and terrier and best adult in match; Sharon Gill of Jury Picked DOOR TENDER CHDICE Stafford Springs, junior show­ EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - truck driver, a 28-year-old elec- MHC30! manship. A jury of four men and two trician, a 36-year-old ISALE lb. < A lb . Obedience judges will be SHORT MBS OF BEEF 8 9 8 9 women has been selected to engineering designer, a 55-year- WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE B ruce Gianetti, Meriden; determine if the film “ Deep old mechanical designer, a 35- Very Fine Chuck Gleason, East Hartford; TONITE Throat,” seized at a Rockville year-old claims examiner, a 43- . Su(ho George Davis, Granby; Dennis theater in January, is obscene. year-old housewife and student — FROZEN & DAIRY DEU Jones, Somers. 7-101 0 p.m.p .i \ pleasant The seven persons selected, and a 42-year-old nurse’s aide. APPLE The show chairmen for the Don'ti ’( Mi$$m ti Itl WITH THIS which includes one alternate, a A number of would-be jurors ) place to match are Earl Meyer, 54 S. 1115 MAIN ST. HOODS AU FUV. RUSSER’S THE ULTIMAH woman, will view the film to were rejected for various SAUCE Main St., Warehouse Point, and shop COUPON fr e s h $ 1 1 9 decide obscenity. reasons by attorneys for the M a n d ia s te r REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS RITE FORM W Gal 79^ GOURMnHAM SLICED ID* * Leon Kozikowski, 43 Echo Dr., SAVE 30 < ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Jurors include a 48-year-old prosecution and defense. VALID THRU SAT., APRIL 20 MINUTE MAID RUSSERS TOP MOTCH w ORANGE JUICE 2^53^ LAMEORSMAU BOLOGNA SLICED OR CHUNK TROPHY SLICED . 9 9 ^ VAIUABIE COUPON g STRAWBERRIES 3 lO -o i.^J RUSSERS FRESH SLICED ESTER E MEAT phB*. PEPPER OR WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE TOLUND 5-oz. Tube SUMMERDALE ITALIAN LOAF 'A lb. 5 9 ^ CUT GREEN BEANS TPKE. COLGATE 3H*1bag* BEEF STORE WITH THIS RAR*R^|UE0 IN STORE TUES.P WED., SAT., SUN. 9 - 6 TOOTHPASTE TASTE O'SEA a CHICKEN OPEN SUNDAYS THURS., FRI. 9 - 9 CLOSED MON. _ W LEGORRREASTQTRS. COUPON REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS nSM STICKS .89^ SAVE 30< ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER SPECIALS THRUS.P FRI.p SAT. & SUN. VALID THRU SAT., APRIL 20 6REEH 6IANT SLICED im p o r t e d BONELESS l i i M i i LESEURPEAS SWISS UMAS or WHITE CORN 2'.::^79^ CHEESE CHICKEN LEGS SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS W* raianr* On right to limit quontltr

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Have a question about Social Grapefruit'".S"10M99* Nobody, but nobody, handles Security and its retirement, beef the way Stop & Shop survivors, disability or does. Our "QualityPro- S i 2 9 OrangesS 10-59* tected” beef is naturally aged Medicare insurance? Write to for tenderness. Questions & Answers, 657 Main Street, East Hartford, Conn. Apples Rro^WE^N 3 H»- $1 06108 Top Round Roast’ 1?.’ Back Rump Roast^ll^ \|)|)rli/n Dept. (. m c r i N \ III ii(‘>. I I 11 /! ' 11 I I M i( I I ) r 111 Bill Action Top Round Steak Roast "Quality-Protected" Beel

Requested .'iNl.ACWl 'vVHIT[ M lA I By Mayors LIVER CHICKEN MEAT MY FAVORITE WHY PAY MOREi’ Center Cut Bottom Round Roast T TURKEY ROLL DOG FOOD HAR’TFORD (UPI) - ’The NESTLE S QUIK Eye Round Roast “Quality-Protected" Beel *1“ Connecticut Conference of Mayors and Municipalities CASE Tuesday urged the legislature’s OF 48 $ “Quality-Protected” Beef Naturally Aged For Tenderness! Appropriations and Finance S5 9 5 Committees to act favorably on B . o , CENTER CUT _ For Swissing 11 bills before Thursday’s 8 9 ^ 8 cont. 8 9 ^ deadline. tans ‘"rhere are a lot of good bills 2-lb. $ 1 9 9 MUSHROOM/MEAT/PLAIN CELENTANO bottled up in committee,” Boloena ■ C M OR MARINARA SAUCES CHEESE Bottim Rounil Steak 1» Martinson Ragu 69*' Ravioli Naturally aged for superb tenderness and flavor and trimmed for extra value 1-lb. ■Sr79* Mayor Bartholomew F. Guida MICHIGAN MADE LEAF OR 1 4 ^ LITTLE FRISKIESI of New Haven, the group’s Ihnpoi PURPLE CHOPPED Plums CM 39* MANY v a r ie t ie s ! ins A SHOP-RITE Tnuderettes INDIVIDUAL BEEF STEAK ROUND president, said. SHOP-RITE Cat Food Spinach 6s?89* “The bills would help cities SwissSwi! Cheese*%%v69«l PINK OR REGULAR 1-qL IA h o . W Q C CHASE (■ Ub. . and towns and, in many cases, lJuice GRAPEFRUIT c m O w # Coffee SANBORN can 99* Dinners"™'™*TASTE O’ SEA 25^99* Top Sirloin or Top Round Steak would cost the state no money PEEKFREAN Pepperohi SUNSHINE A U VARIETIES -- at all,” he said, ‘"rhey should FMNT------SHORTCAKE (7 « t)------NICE I7W HYOROX (15-oz. boi or cello bM) 01.) SM RICH TEA (TMot.) SHORTC VIENNA FINGERS (15-02.) HI-HO Cakes SARA LEE LAYER Braciole *1!® Delmonico Steak“ *259 be reported right away so that 11.^10^1 PAP. OLIVE, MOCK CHICKEN CRISCO m $179 CRACKERS (1^02.) SHOHnNINO can the full General Assembly can. I L O 8 1 w 8 l 6 ^°****' * ^-*’" 9 B olo gna O I TOUR CHOKf. 5 9 * act on them this year.” Pizza / ‘Sr59* I), M IN |lf|ll. IN (Mir I 111 i I N I ;i One bill, which would prevent DHiciilr'-'i'ii l)f|il. I ( I i :i IP I *. | i l , Breaded & Cubed Veal Steak i 99 car buyers from avoiding per­ REGULAR QUARTERS sonal property taxes by BLUEBONNET ALL MEAT, ALL BEEF, CHILD MILD SANDWICHES registering between assess­ C f l E T ' S L E E V E OF 1-ib. Oneduscious thing on top of another! ment dates, would realize |12 ® M r I zetLCMM) phg. SHOP-RITE million to |1S million for 0 SHOP-RITE municipalities, the group con­ 1-lb. MAIIGARINE MARGARINE p k g . pkg. tends. 5 8 3 9 FRANKS ICECREAM 12 Saye 7c on a bag of our onion, egg, It's the kind of breakfast you'll ^^OaUeeCreaniM’ Another bill would provide 7 9 TROPICANA 1-lb. state matching funds to help 1-quart Q Q C REGULAR OR THICK Bakery Dept. plain or any of our 5 more delicious meet the expenses of paid and Juice 2i£89* Juice ORANGE cartons . Bacon SHOP-RITE phf. 89* wish would go on all day. Thanks to volunteer fire departments. A SEALTEST 3 7 LIGHT N’ CANNED 3Tb. $ ^ 9 9 flavors. And in each bag there's a the “Breakfast Buddies." After all, third would let cities keep half Yogurt 4ss99* lYogurt LIVELY 4 5s 99* Ham ARMOUR CM ea. of state aipusement tax coupon so you can save another 7c what are buddies for? 'intaiNpes 59’ revenues they collect to STAY'N SHAPE 24-oz. 69* REG. OR THICK l-lb. CROWN TOP Cheese “""as,"® ts59* PLAIN COHAGE conL promote tourism. ICheese Bacon SLICEO-COLONIAL Pks- 79^ on Birds Eye Frozen Concentrate HOMESTYLEOR ' w ' Other bills would; BUTTERMILK DORMAN'S CAMEO SLICED l-lb. $ J 9 9 WHITE BREAD Orange Juice. —End state service charges Biscuits SHQP-RITE 4 k 49* Muenster ENDECO 59* Ham IMPORTED BOILED pkg- in financing state elderly it 's our Imported... UilkciN l)c|ll. It's a perfect morning combina­ housing. Il*‘allii ill ■aniN \i(l- N on-1 —Raise interest charges on simply SHOP-RITE PERSONNA 74 DOUBLE tion. The “Breakfast Buddies." An HONEY GLAZED delinquent property taxes. KODAK INSTAMATIC 10 KIT-CONTAINS CAMERA, MAGIC S WE EDGE CUBE EXTENDEK 3 MAGIC CUBES. KODACOLOR II FILM. . 1 74 —Provide state grants for g su p e rf BAM i w w POUCH CARRYING CASE, PRINT FRAME;! icy glass of wake-you-up Birds Eye sewage treatment pUnts. FRESH on Lender^ Froxen Bagds. RAZOR rllbllET 9 SPECIAL e ^ A n n —Reimburse municipalities 16-oz. Orange Juice as fresh and tangy as To The Dealer; For Each Coupon You Accept as Our Authorized Agent on for administering the “circuit pkg. the Purchase By A Consumer of the Specified Product. We will Pay You BABKA BLADES^. CAMERA""“r Z ’ 1 9 ” Face Value. Plus 3 cents Handling Charges Provided You and Your Cus- baf Willi u r SicodHam breaker” program for the the morning sun it&elf. Plus a tomer have Complied with the Terms of this Consumer Offer. Any Other Special i elderly. liut^ Ap[Micati()n Constitutes Fraud. Coupon May Not be Assigned or Transferred A totally new fresh meat Introductory Price!| VALUABLE COUPON , VALUABLE COUPON by You. Void when presented by Outside Agency. Broker, or Institutional —Permit higher rentals for product that looks towards tha purchasa of g SKI golden, tender, toasted Lender's " User, or where Prohibited. Taxed or Otherwise Re­ cooks . . . tastes like towards tha purchasa off stricted. Your Customer Must fay Any Sales Tax...... state circuit courts in ' Invoices showing your purchase of sufficient / ground beel... but costs municipal buildings. 587 EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER A1-0T. 1-OZ. Bagel. Frozen so it's always bakery \ stock to cover cou{K>n presented for redemj^tion / you lessi A delicious way A 2-LB. CAN OF ANS-0Z.4M0FI I must be shown on request. Cash Redemptions f ^ M W to stretch your budget. BOTTLE OF Value 1/20 of 1 cent. Good Only in the U.S.A. * ^ 79! Open 8:30 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. ilA X W E U fresh the minute you thaw it out ' A btend of our regutar ground beef WHALE GROWS FASTEST Send to: Lender's Bagel Bakery. Inc.. P.O. NU-SOFT HOOK SANKA Box 1327. Clinton, Iowa 52732. (75%) and (25%) hydrated textured Nome—^The fastest growth in STOeC COUPON vegetable protein. Redeem Your Federal Food Stamps at Shop-RRa or heat it up. .'1’' ' the animal kingdom is that of FAMIICSOFTENBI COFFEE AVAILABLE IN STORES FEATURING A SERVICE DELI the blue whale calf. A barelv PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 20,1 9 7 4 . WITH THIS M AI iHMwi Goes «t MV Shop-Rite mBriel W IT H T H IS Soar at aay DtaaKUi mariMt WITH THIS ______'. visible ovum weighing 0.000035 COUPON coiww iiIm o 4 w tM W C O U P O N -caaaaa In it aMlaaflamfet. a « la , of an ounce grows to a weiglit _ _ Coupon eipirM Set April 20, 1974. ly ill Caaaai aiatm Sat tGrtGriAlt] SL IST*. All Stop & Shop Stores Open 8 A.M . Daily of 29 tons in 22% months. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO Li S t QUANTITIEnionESPO^^ __ _ uro. -April is Frozen Food Monih lilMinillMUK 15'fflMMMWahaMMMK.W :so*i F O R YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! i PAGE TWENTY-FOUR EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974 Pentagon Plans Watergate Strain Showing on Mrs, Nixon O A n A Tn font s Ii a A . « . . . . By SARA FR ITi) subject. In fact, she seems to be I .feel about everything” and Q / • Groceries • To Reopen surprised when reporters ques­ Nixon had not been asked around her. h e a t and PRODUCE ARE NOT expressed absolute “faith in the But Watergate has ruined WASHINGTON, (UPI) - tion her about it. directly to talk about the per­ “A Personal Thing” / q • ' -,4 T> T, Despite her efforts to conceal judgment of the American sonal strain of Watergate on that and, in a sense, has put her Frozen Foods • But when she is confronted people” to discern that her hus­ “No” she replied, cutting the ,?*' y,k' Evacuation Study it, Pat Nixon has been under a her. back on the campaign trail. -U ^ ^ with those questions, she fields band is innocent of any questioner short. “I really don’t SUBJECT TO 10% on • Dairy • deep personal strain in the past them deftly. Her answers are When she was confronted want to speak of it. It’s a per­ year because of Watergate. wrongdoing. with that question on her return BAG quick, emphatic and expressed "The truth sustains me sonal thing ...” Her trip to South America, WASHINGTON (UPI) - For grim enough it might be While her daughters have flight from South America last WEDNESDAY ■ THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY • Health & Beouty Aids in such surperlatives that some because I have great faith in At age 62, Mrs. Nixon must for example, was an obvious ef­ the first time in a decade, the worthwhile. It leads to just the' pursued an active campaign of month, her attitude changed. listeners question whether her my husband,” she says. “He’s have anticipated that these last fort to focus attention away 122 EASTMAlirST.. ROCKVILLE. Pentagon has reopend studies kind of hair-trigger defense speech-making, interviews and Her face turned pale and her optimism is genuine. an honorable, dedicated person four years of her husband’s from the scandals unfolding in APRIL 17tfi thru 20. 19 7 4 are on how to evacuate U.S. cities system we should be trying to writing against the charges smile melted into a blank stare. WE TRYBW.... “Faith in People” and when you know the truth tenure as President would be Washington. She and her aides 2^AST MAIN ST., ROCKVILLE, CONI^ in a nuclear crisis, but Rep. Les avoid.” leveled at their father, Mrs. She began to inch her way out of you have nothing to fear.” the best — the culmination of a made a pointed effort to thank INFLATION WITH NO Aspin, D-Wis., fears such a step Nixon generally has avoided the She talks about “how positive the airplane compartment We Carry the Finest Quality of IT O R B k o U R t lifetime in politics. reporters who wrote flattering would make nuclear war more But until recently, Mrs. where reporters had assembled ^i:f_gAMPS, 6AMES or CiMIIICKS, likely. stories about the trip. Top USDA Choice Meats Found Anywhere. . . AM -9 pm DoiU JUST EVERYeZY LOW - tow pgicfct gAWCCCOMt FOOOSTA Aspin has made public a set Not Raipomibtt for TYpoaapkie*l ErronC of maps drawn by the Defense Civil Preparedness Agency BIG WEEK at AH Top Notch Supermarkets showing 400 specific areas the Pentagon considers "prime targets" for a Soviet nuclear at­ tack. They include 248 cities of CHUCK STEAKS First over 50,000 population and 150 other areas of "military Cut i p -■ ’ significance” GRA Aspin said the agency was OPENING CEIEBRATION Lb. beginning studies on how to evacuate the areas. Agency spokesmen confirmed that the or ROASTS target list had been prepared at OF TOP NOTCH FOODS IN GLASTONBURY! the direction of Defense Secretary James R. W e R ew rve Right to Limit Quantities — None Sold to Dealers Schlesin^er. CHUCK STEAKS or ROASTS c«b. c .lb. They said pilot studies would begin this summer on whether California Chuck Steaks or Family Pac - Equal anraunt of canter and ribs evacuation of eight sample GLASTONBURY areas was feasible: Utica, FOX RUN MALL | ROASTS SEMI BONELESS ...... lb. PORK CHOPS .lb. N.Y., Dover, Del., Macon, Ga., Head Cut Duluth, Minn., Oklahoma City, Colorado Springs, Colo., Tuc­ EAST HARTFORD Ground Frosh Savoral Times Dally son, Ariz., and Great Falls, 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE MOSETS CORNED BEEF ...lb. 7 Mont. 801 SILVER LANE GROUND CHUCK Patrick Cudahay’s Vac Packed They said Schlesinger also has ordered a survey to find so- MANCHESTER BACON called "all effects nuclear BOnOM ROUND ROAST .lb. shelters" — basements, D i s c o u n t 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN Armour All Meat tunnels, caves and other locations that could protect MIDDLETOWN FRANKS civilians from both nuclear BiG TOP SIRLOIN ROAST ...... lb. Hlllshira blast and fallout. 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 | This is the first major Pen­ lb. tagon foray into nuclear civil Wimportsd glASA defense since President John F. WE WELCOME YOUR TOP ROUND ROAST .lb. Kennedy proposed a nationwide FOOD STAMP PURCHASES BOILED HAM evacuation and fallout shelter .There’s Mo Guessing ot Top Hoti - . 7 system after the 1961 Berlin Minced Bologna or crisis. CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS .... lb. It stems from Schlesinger’s POLISH LOAF belief the United States might have two to three days warning Wall to Wall SERVICE Our Food Selling Policy is of a nuclear attack as a crisis built up, and thus could evacuate target areas in a Simple...WE GIVE YOU THE reasonably orderly way. The Kennedy-era programs were discredited in the mid- lOWEST POSSIBIE PRICES ON Suncreat 1960s when Herman Kahn and CARR YO UT Wall to Wall DISCOUNTS Beechnut or Gerber’s A other nuclear strategists Champion White Kavanaugh’s English Crisco Cooking Upton argued that putting people in BUNDLESERVKE | EVERY ITEM, EVERY DAY! shelters might inadvertently AOm youf load purchUM w* urafuKy pKkM . ■ Top Notch BABY FOOD make the Soviets believe the 'bte boy" « « cany your otOar out and placa It catalully in your SUGAR MUFFINS car. You we navar hava to drtva up to ptck up your order or ;¥$• BREAD Strainad Excapt OIL dodga around ahopplng carta m a Top Notch paitiing lot. T U BAGS 6pak United States was preparing to 24-oz. Bottle k 1 lb, 4 oz. 5 Lb. Meat or High Meat launch a nuclear attack and Dlnnars I Bag hoped its own population would 79< lOOct. 8 9 < remain relatively unscathed RIB ROASTS 4i*1.00 5/n»® 7 1 * from retaliation. STANDING iW M bw M m W 1 0 * Regu Campbell's Tomsto or P Aspin, a frequent critic of the j Sun Great TMa Snow Manhattan or New England Pentagon, made the same argu­ UQUeSOAP k. 3/H.OO SPAGHEHI SAUCEqt 63’ VECnAOlE SOUP 10%-oz. ment in an interview. “If we Niwpoitr ■| KETCHUP started to evacuate our cities, <1 I HULLO S Hraon Giant DETERGENT uu.,,. 75’ CLAM CHOWDER 30’ Csmpbslls Tomsto they would think we were get­ Hdlmann’s Starling V VagstaUo SOAP PADS lO Pak 4/‘ 1.00 skipni ting ready to strike and they NIBLETSCORN o -o 18’ MAYONNAISE SOUP might conclude they had better Enrico’s Mirada WMp PEANUT DUTTER 12-oz. 44‘ ’=-i' SALT 26-oz. 9® hit first,” he said. Iritkies Duncsn Hines “Having such a system might Edaanor Brand Ovamight 12’s I SPAGHEHI SAUCE qt. 49^ SALAD DRESSING ,..6 2 ’ iayeh cake also make our people feel that ViSArM AnC CAT CHOW nuclear war wasn't really so iil/- TOMATOES 28-oz.can 32^ I ' I I'PAMPERS MIXES bad, and maybe if things go SHOPPUG CARTS GROUND CHUCK Vm Matte carts makt shopping a braaza. Thay hold mora lood without massy pilt-upa, tiiminatt stooping and bending and whan you raach th# check-out counter, you don't have to unload tha cart. A courtaous chack-oul cashitr dots all lha Benton Works worti lor you! ROASTS 3 lbs. o r N nY DEPivniiiiiT On Last m o r e Sealtett Light A Lively Mural—Again lb. ICEBURG I 5 th to 8-oz. all flavora KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P I)- YOGURT Thomas Hart Benton is working 7 th RIBS Seafleat on his last mural. Again. Benton spent his 85th ORANGE JUICE 100% Valencia 32-oz. birthday Monday working on a GROUND ROUND mural depicting the origins of Ballard Sweat or Buttermilk country music. He planned only ;.v.^ l e h u c e a quiet dinner with friends to >I*t*I* 8-oz. mark his birthday, then a turn 3 lbs. or BISCUITS in his studio to touch up a m o r e Philadelphia preliminary drawing for the MEAT TRAYS Long Green mural commissioned by the At lop Notch you navar hava to guau about quality or trim D’AnJou Country Music Foundation in You aaa all aidaa ol tha maal m Saa Thru Iraya Whan you CREAM CHEESE gat homa you don't hava to unwrap maat..jusl pop into treoTor Nashville, Tenn. No bay Itata or abdiing ol maat aa in ordrnary baya It’s the m uralist’s third Suncrast Sliced Individual, White or Yellow "last” mural. His first "last” mI CUKES ...... • ^ 1 0 ^ PEARS ...... „ 2 9 ’ mural depicts independence CHEESE 12-oz. and the opening of the West in Red Crispy, Cello Bag ^ the foyer of the Harry S. White or Pink COMPARE alj their prices with ours! MH Truman Library. 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M ^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. April 17. Rockville 1974 - PAGE ’TWENTY-SEVEN PuhUc^ By PHIL NEWSOM evidence that this, too, is to be been looking less for a solution Boumedlenne did nothing to Hospital Kent State Damage Suits - TiiK r DPI Foreign News Analyst another dialogue of tbe d«if. The Arab oil embargo Where Quality Alwayt Exceeds The Price! to a world problem of in­ ally these fears when in his ad­ Until the last moment, the Records In the United Nations special creasingly tragic dimensions dress to the assembly he urged demonstrated with frightening Notes FAMUN^ Raw Materials United States shunned it in clarity the effects upon world m General Assembly on raw than for an escape from the raw-material-producing coun­ another obvious di^lay of a mounting criticism of the oil economies of the sudden Admitted Tuesday: Charles Get Green Light from Court LAWER . materials, the world’s nations tries to take control of their /" Warranly Deeds lack of faith in the U.N. as other withdrawal of an essential com­ Eastwood, Pinney St., are being givoi an opportunity producing countries for sharply own resources from foreign Maurice and Eunice G. Grise Conference than a debating society. modity. Ellington; Lawrence Gagnon, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The State campus against the ad­ cy so declared.” of almost incalcuiable worth, a rising oil prices. domination—nationalization at to Robert M. Erdin Jr., trustee, Supreme Court ruled today that ministration’s action sending Burger said similar questions chance to opm tbe way to a new Escape From Criticism On the whole, it may be said The doubling, even property at 726 Center St., con­ Miriam Dr., Vernon; Thomas Her Brother's Keeper? their own price. families of students killed or in­ U.S. ground forces into Cam­ existed as to whether lesser of­ order of things of b ^ fit to all The United States attitude the United States and other in­ quadrupling of oil prices, veyance tax $27.50. Hepton, Pleasant St., Continue Foreign Aid ju r ^ in the 1970 Kent SUte bodia. ficers and enlisted personnel of When Kate’s brother became a A Challenge mankind and to ail nations may also have reflected a suspi­ dustrial nations are attending threaten even now to turn the (HLYBR LAMS-IASr BAIIffPOii Salvatore A. and Helen M. Rockville; Priscilla LaBonte, But he also proposed con­ m m University shootings have Burger said the district court the Guard acted “in good faith widower, she moved in with him developed or undeveloped. cion voiced by other delegations this conference less out of a economies of some in­ Gallo to Stefan and Maria Burlington; Kathryn Lahey, and took over the care of bis tinued foreign aid for un­ another chance to press federal acted prematurely and was obedient to the orders of their Yet such is man’s nature and that in demanding this special hope of positive ac- dustrialized nations — France, I Franczek, property at 215-217- Mt. Vernon Dr., Rockville; household. Three years later, he developed countries and damage suits against Ohio of- thus in error in dismissing the superiors.” his history that even as debate session, Alerian President complislunente than out of a for example — from profit to a 219 Center St., conveyance tax Norman Learn, Gem Dr., too passed away. At the probate suggested that $80 billion owed ficials and National complaint without giving Further proceedings leading g e ts under way there is ‘ Hourai Boumedlenne nna fear of what will happen if they loss. For undeveloped countries eat Economy Outlet I $58.30. Rockville; Nancy Lee, West of his estate, Kate put in a claim by these countries be cancelled the result could ^ starvation Guardsmen. families a chance to establish to a summary judgment or a don’t. Willington. tor “services rendered.” or re-negotiated. and eventual violence. T ubs., Wed, 9 lo 6 • Thun,, Fri, 9 to 9 I James L. and Claudia Monaco ■Die court, in an 8-0 ruling, their claims. trial on the merits are required, to Anna W. and Sharon A. Bap- Discharged Tuesday: Bar­ “Although my brother and I Sal, 8 lo 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) reinstated two test law suits in The opinion said the immuni­ the opinion concluded. never discussed money,” she told I tiste, property at 50 Durant St., bara Banks, Highland St., U.S. District Court in ty of state executive officers Burger stressed that the the court, “I just took it for conveyance tax $26.95. Manchester; Lori Barbero, U.S.D.A. Fn$h, Whole Cleveland. from damage suits for their Court’s decision intimates no granted that eventually I would Raymond W. Powers Sr. and Stanley St., Rockville; Deborah Lower courts had dismissed acts is not absolute but evaluation whatever as to the be paid fort my work. After all, I Elizabeth B. Powers to Robert Baukat, Somers; Frank Bishop, the suits on grounds that Ohio qualified and “in varying merits of the claims or whether didn’t have'to do it I was not my W. Viara and Mary Jane Ted- East Hartford; Harry Croye, brother’s keeper.” TENDERLOINS Hany Lane, Venion; Marianna itself was the real defendant. scope.” Burger said the im­ it will be possible to support ford, property at 142-144 Nominated The 11th Amendment of the munity depends upon the scope them by proof. Charter Oak St., conveyance Kowalczyk, Roberts Rd., Ver­ James M. Higgins of 120 non; Mrs. Gail McCormick and Constitution bans suits by in­ of discretion and responsibility tax $32.45. dividuals against states. Plymouth Lane was nominated son, Stafford Springs; Janice ties of the particular office and William B. Ritchie to Frank The high court’s opinion was the circumstances existing at J. and Dorane Guidoboni, Tuesday by Gov. Thomas Malone, Broad Brook; Evelyn Meskill to be a Juvenile Court Marston, Campbell Ave., Ver­ written by Chief Justice the time the challenged action No Doubt 1 property at 3 Deepwood Dr., Warren E. Burger. was taken. conveyance tax $35.20. judge. He will succeed Judge non; Mrs. Antoinette Saucier FRAMPTON, England (UPI) John F. McLinden of Water- and son, Hartford; Eunice Burger said the 11th Amend­ The opinion said documents — Farmer Les Toole ate IVt Crescent E. DeCiantis to ment does not in some cir­ bury, when he retires Aug. 4 at Schnieder, Windemere Ave., before the trial court pounds of baby eels in under a Anthony V. Marinelli, one-half cumstances bar an action for “specifically placed in issue interest in property on Hartford the mandatory retirement age Rockville; Helen Zagora, RFD minutt to claim the world title 2, Rockville. damages against a state official whether the governor and his Rd., conveyance tax $22. of 70. for elver-eating. His son Billy, 1.99 Births Tuesday: A daughter charged with depriving subordinate officers were act­ 12, won the children’s sausage­ *^ 7 to 8 Lbs. Average I b i Adminisirix Deed The appointment is to the Se­ someone of a federal right un­ cond District, which consists of to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Connly, ing within the scope of their eating contest. ___ WIH 8Uco Into Hlet wlgnon Janet G. DeCiantis, ad- der color of state law. New* London, Middlesex and New Rd., Tolland. duties under the Constitution Freeh Cut (Quarters) minstratrix of estate of The complainants had in­ and laws of Ohio, whether they Anthony F. DeCiantis, to New Haven Counties. Alarming Theft But the court disagreed and re­ First O’the Freeh Fruit A Vegetables voked the Civil Rights Act of acted within the range of dis­ jected her claim. The court said Anthony V. Marinelli, one-half Higgins, a Manchester 1871. LONDON (UPI) — ’Thieves from Fussy Finest! - - - ...... native, practiced law in cretion permitted the holders of the natural presumption was that interest in property on Hartford Vernon Four persons were killed and broke into a London factory CNKXENLEGS Manchester until 1967. That such office under Ohio law and Kate had helped her brother for Rd., conveyance tax $22. nine were wouiided when Ohio over the weekend and stole the l i year he took employment with whether they acted in good reasons of affection, not money. Wb know you're very fussy about meats. At RnM we may ba avan tussiar! Bacausa all FInasI maats are caretullv T rade Name guardsmen opened fire on faith both in proclaiming an burglar alarm system from the If she expected payment, add^ trimmed. Leaving just enough fat tor parfact tlavort And remember, every cut et meat Is 'Ireshness dated" right on Donna G. and Arthur R. the State of Connecticut, serv­ Voter Session wall police said. the label. So you know It's Iresh batora you unwrap HI Our butchers give you the best value your money can buv students and others conducting emergency and as to the action the court, she should have made Potatoes That’s the Finast wayl ' ing one year in the Depart­ Kapitke, doing business as This Vernon Board of a demonstration on the Kent taken to cope with the emergen­ that clear from the start ‘N’ That Shop, 63 Oak St. ment of Highways — handling Selectmen and the Town Questions of this kind arise Marriage Licenses highway condemnation appeals often in probate proceedings, and state referee hearings. Clerk will conduct a voter Gary Richard Fleming, 63 maker session tonight from when claims for services rendered From February 1968 to the to the deceased must be dealt with. lb W Church St., and Janet Susan 7 to 9 at the Memorial Glover, Bolton, April 27. present he has been an assistant Dents Tonight To Pickl As a rule, the closer the relation­ 2 Bags bag m Building, Park PI., Paul Anthony Grish, 28 Deer­ state attorney general. He is a ship between the claimant and the field Dr., and Sharon Elizabeth supervisor in welfare, mental Rockville. BLAU’S deceased, the more likely the court Chuck Roasl Convention Delegates is to say that the services were 10-Lb. UiiiN Eastman, 210 Hollister St., May health, finance and control, and Juvenile Court litigation. Manchester’s Democratic given free. Center Cut Bone In 4, Church of the Assumption. Found Innocent Illing Junior High School BACK But the individual circumstances Lean, Meaty, Pork Charles Nelson Miller Jr., Town Committee tonight will library. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A name its 22 delegates to the can make a big difference. In an­ Grapefruit Hartford, and Barbara Jean former rookie policeman and Also to be endorsed tonight other case, a man sought payment July 19-21 Democratic state are 22 delegates to the First DOOR Semi Boneless Chuck I Stamler, 65 Whitney Rd., April About Town another man were found inno­ convention. for carpentry, painting, and ce­ sMxm 26. cent on charges of stealing Congressional District conven­ ment work he had done on the The 80-member committee Building Permils tion, 22 to the Hartford County house of his late brother. Calif omia Roast 0 9 ib Gate of Heaven Mothers Cir­ more than 500 traffic signals. knew two weeks ago how they » SALE Service Sign of Hartford Inc. Sheriff convention, 12 to the This time, the brothers had Fresh I cle will meet tonight at 8 at the The signals were taken from will apportion their delegates — for Carter Chevrolet, two wall Third Senatorial District con­ been living separately, with their home of Mrs. William Adams, the Traffic Department’s 9 for State Atty. Gen. Robert Florida Center Cut Quarter S C U signs and two free-standing vention, 10 to the Fourth TONITE own separate families. In this situ­ 28 Gerard St. warehouse during Labor Day Killian, 9 for Congresswoman lb 1** Loin Specials from Mr. Deli! signs at 1129 Main St., $3,500. weekend last year. Jerry Senatorial District convention, ation, the court decided that tbe Pork Chops I Ella Grasso and 4 uncommitted claimant could reasonably have 3 f David 0. Carpenter, swim­ 2 to the Ninth Assembly 7-10 p.m. Disabled American Veterans Chafkin, 31, pleaded innocent to — thanks to a preferrential poll expected to be paid, even without ming pool at 91 Brent Rd., $605. District convention, and 3 to the D on't !Uu$ h t Boiled Ham Auxiliary will meet tonight at a charge of receiving stolen tallied on April 3. any agreement to that effect. Mushrooms D elig h t ...... ,b 6 9 * Boneless Fox Grove Ltd., new property after more than 300 l^urteenth Assembly District Imported - — ^ I 7:30 at the VFW Home. Tonight’s meeting is for en­ 1115 MAIN ST. The extent of the services, too, lb. dwellings at 6 Briarwood Dr., signals were recovered from convention. Watermelon ...... ib 15* Pork Roast 7 Rib dorsing the 22 by name. Manchester may be a factor. A sister who took iported T D9 $27,235; at 16 Briarwood Dr., his hom e. over the management of her 69 C ris p •••••■•*• pFtQ Check These Beet Valuesl viss Cheese ib I | ||j The meeting is at 8 in the (Delery Hearts 39* $27,289; at 26 Briarwood Dr., Waal For The Barbequel I brother’s home also took over the Pork Ribs $27,266; and at 70 Huckleberry burdensome task of nursing him. Fted Ftadishes ...... 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Help Wanted MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974 - PAGE TWENTV-NINF. 13 Help Wented 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 33 Homes For Sale HAPPY ADS 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homee For Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 GOP Solons Plan Push MANCHESTER - Four- bedroom Colonial, 2V4 baths, MANCHESTER - Nine rooms, walnut paneled first floor fami­ four bedrooms, large lot, large ...... r i m l ^ IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY FOR Si FRONT-END MECHANIC ly room, spacious kitchen, With IHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTA barn, two-car garage. RB zone, Terrific opportunity for an experienced loads of cabinets and built-ins. central, many extras. Man SALE IT DESERVES A GOOD For Campaign Reforms REALTOR* mechanic. Advancement, fringe benefits, and Impeccably maintained. possibilities. $39,900. F 7 BROKER good working conditions. Manicured lot in desirable THINK Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate Republican caucus, would limit The measure before the 2 h e H c r a l b App/jr In person - Sorvico Dept. Porter Street area. 60’s, $ 2 8 ,9 0 0 Republicans today planned to a candidate to spending $15,000 Warren E. Howland, Realtors, VERNON - Immaculate seven Senate would place a ceiling of BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO Eott Hartford - no to worry about the push through amendments to a of his own money and individual $50,000 on personal spending 643-1108. ^ room Colonial, four bedrooms, $30,260—CLEAN Ranch style condominium, 5 rooms, garage, large treed lot, swim­ children In the fenced-ln yard. Very nice colonial GOP-sponsored campaign contributors to $5,000, effective and a limit of $10,000 for a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DiLLON SALES & SERVICE 1>A baths. Priced below replacement cost. ming pool. Must sell im­ In convenient location. Heated sunporch off living reform bill that would put for this year’s elections. single contribution. 319 MAiN STREET COVENTRY (North) gubernatorial campaigning mediately, reduced for fast room makes for added living space. Formal Senate Minority Leader Rome said campaign reform MANCHESTER “ CORNWALL ESTATES" $31,900—CLEAN 5-room Cape with garage and fenced sale. Mr. Matthew, ^ Ifio re dining room and 3 bedrooms. Excellent buy on within the grasp of every man. Charles T. Alfano, D-Suffield, is a major concern of GOP In treed lot. Conveniently located. Agency, 647-1413. today’s marketl ... Semtont "Senate Majority Leader Louis said he thought that the GOP senators, who want more If you are thinking about a B. Rome, R-Bloomfield, an­ finally had seen the light on reform than in the bill prepared may hov* sant you custom built home on $35,000-NEWLY LISTED 3-bedroom Ranch. BOLTON - 18 1/2 acres, 260’ nounced at the end of Tuesday’s canrpaign reform when in committee. o happy a d l beautiful treed lots, please Fireplace, carpeting, attached garage. Real clean. frontage Route 6, excellent 8- room modem house, plus other Coventry North - Raised Ranch with carpeted family session in the upper chamber Republicans found out that The Senate also was to take PHONE 643-2711 call. Our builder will be more $42,900—SOUTH END—Oversized 7-room Colonial buildings. Zoned for ousiness. that substantive changes would Democrats were pushing for up two other measures dealing room - large eat-ln kicthen and 3 bedrooms. Lovely than happy to build exactly Cape with 1 ’A baths, huge first floor family room and Financing available. Frank be presented in today’s after­ further changes. with campaign reform. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD acre lot. What more could you ask for $34,9001 WANTED! what you want. Fall occupan­ double garage. Tasteful decor throughout. Mott, 643-5658. noon session. "They were aware we were Another change cy. Please call Joe Gordon, Help Wanted 13 He also said there would be a in the process of doing it,” recommended by the INDEX Happiness Is— JUNIOR SALESMAN 649-5306. $46,900 — EAST HARTFORD — large 7 room Raised MANCHESTER - Newly Tolland - this ranch has 7 rooms, raised hearth fire­ "surprise” change presented Alfano said. "The majority par­ Republicans was to reduce the NOTICES ADVERTISING TBvERflSnRT A Job for tho Junior ssissman agss 12 to 15. No iimit Ranch with 2 fireplaces, two baths, and double garage. decorated Garrison Colonial. place, large master bedroom and a fantastic view but he wouldn't elaborate. “A bunch of ty saw the light and it could be time for filing campaign con­ 1 — Lo»l ind Found DIETARY AIDES - Part-time, to how much you can asm. Thrsa nights par wsak. Quality built by Alexander. Located just off Oak St. 23 living room, raised hearth in an area of fine homes. Call for more details. However, it was reported embarrassing.” tributors reports before the 2 — Pertonalt RATES DEADLINE experience helpful, but hot tied newspapers" Wa train. fireplace, formal dining, eat-in that a proposal to ban political 3 — AnnounotmanU 12:00 noon the day belore necessary.„ Hours____ requrequired, 7 The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. kitclien,■ ‘cne stove, dishwasler, dis­ "If we want campaign election from 14 to 7 days. publication. 4 — Entertainment Realtors — MLS $54,500—REDWOOD FARMS—Majestic 8-room full Manchester - gracious living In this 8-room colonial. contributions by labor unions, reform, we should go all the 1 day .. .94 word per day a.m. to 8 a.m., 11 a.m. to 1Ip.r p.m. at posal. Three bedrooms include In other action, the Senate 5 — Auctions Deadline for Saturday and 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m Call 647-9946 Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 sized Dutch Colonial. 2’A baths, large first-floor family Enjoy summer on the patio of this lovely home sit­ business associations and all way,” Alfano said. 3 days . .84 word per day Apply at 12x18 master, walk-in closets. 1 sent to the House a bill barring 6 days . .74 word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday East Hartford ' Nathan Hale room with glass doors to patio. Two-car attached gar­ uated on a large In-town lot. 4 bedrooms - 2 fire­ other organized groups to can­ FINANCIAL Convalescent 1/2 baths. Full attic, 50x150 lot, The bills reported out of com­ the issuance of fictitious license 6 — BonA-Stocks-Mortgaoes 26 days . .64 word per day Home, 745 Main Street, East Manchester Evening Herald age. plus an Inspiring view of the Hartford Skyline. stockade fencing, 14x42 garage. places and many extras. didates ’for state office was en­ mittee, Alfano said, were so , > plates to anyone but authorized 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM PLEASE READ Hartford. School MANCHESTER - Colonial, 3 10 — Insurance $54,900—BRAND New 3-bedroom duplex on 200’ Walk to schools. July 5th oc­ dorsed by the Republican badly drawn and poorly drafted personnel. H appy A ds ...... $1.75 Inch bedrooms, living room, dining cupancy. Asking $39,500. Prin­ YOUR AD Saturday, treed lot. 1'A baths, walk-out basement and dock. W 137 Acres of excellent developable land. Circa 1780 caucus. that they could present legal Abuse of the so-called sup­ EMPLOYMENT room, kitchen. Only $30,900. cipals only. 643-2356. 13 — Help Wanted Classified ads are taken over Aluminum sidings. Excellent location. _ center chimney colonial on this very desirable Rome said the amendments, problems later on as well as en­ pressed license plates was the phone as a convenience. TRAFFIC CLERK April 20, 9-3 CAB DRIVER - We have a full EXPERIENCED exhibit Frechette & Martin, Realtors, 14 — Business O pportunities builder wanted, supervisory 646-4144. i property. Call for more Information. agreed to by the Senate forcement problems. revealed by United Press Inter­ 15 — Situation W anted The Herald is responsible for Some transportation related time opening, for a night driver HOME BUYING information. only one incorrect insertion and starting at 3 p.m. You will experience preferred. Call national! Stop in or we will mail free EOUCATION then only to the size of the experience required in areas cover East Hartford and Displaycraft. Manchester 643- CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide Our otnee la In constant need of new lletings. It you’re ^ 18 — Private Instructions copy. Hayes Corporation, 55 The governor’s wife, the cor­ original insertion Errors which such as rates, routing, claims Manchester. If you are depen­ 9557. boards, two baths, 6 1/2 rooms, thinking of selling, pleaae cell for eontidentfel fnepectfon East Center “Street. jet. 6646-0131. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... 19 — Schools-Classes do not lessen the value of the MYTERA rection commissioner and the 20 — Instructions Wanted and import-export documen­ dable, with a clean driving fireplace, foyer, double garage. and evaluation. We welcome your buelneael Lufkiin To Back advertisement will not be cor­ Se Efxometha consumer protection com­ tation. Must have good com­ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ^MEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BEST. REAL ESTATE rected by an additional inser- record, we want to talk to you. ASSEMBLERS - Good vision TOLLAND - Nicely located six- missioner were identified as 23 — Homes lor Sale munication and clerical skills. I Xronia Polla | East Hartford Cab Co., 107 and finger dexterity required room Ranch on shaded 3/4 acre REALE’S CORNER three who were given the plates 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale Contact Lorraine Murphy in Burnside Ave., East Hartford. for fine wire work. Mothers 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, lot. Rec room with bam board 17B HUN STREET PHONE S46.4S2S Panuzio Effort 25 — Investment Property SMaryAnn and Bernie^ shift available, 8:30 to 4 p.m.. seven room ColoniaL 1 1/2 walls and bar. Attached one-car normally used by undercover 26 — Business Property Manchester at 646-5500 to I BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO I p»»eeeeeeeeeee»e»eee»e»»»eeee»ee»e»e»»»»ej law enforcement officers to 27 — Resort Property W Help Wanted 13 arrange an appointment for REAL ESTATE - Expansion Regular hours 7:30 to 4 p.m. baths, large out buildings. ■ REALTORS-ML8 646-2482 ■ garage. Dining area, deck, 7 HARTFORD (UPI) - as environmental com­ 28 — Real Estate Wanted nlans for local established Real Apply Able Coil Company, Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. above ground pool, big living help conceal their identity. interview. ■ ' 189 Wm I Center Street ‘ I SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS - Jstate office include im­ Howard Rd., Bolton. Almost room. Located in excellent Real Estate Wented 28 Services Ottered 31 Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas missioner. State auditors had revealed MISC. SERVICES Help Wanted 13 31 — Services O ffered Personals Manchester area. Wanted im­ ROGERS CORP. mediate tmening for a full-time across from Bolton Lake MANCHESTER - Owner needs neighborhood for children. $33,- Panuzio has pick^ up a big sup­ Lufkin’s promised financial that a number of non-law en­ A aq iM l opportunity omployor ALL CASH for your property ODD JOBS - You name it - we porter for his bid for the contributions to Panuzio could 32 — Painting-Papering mediately, over 25 preferred. licensea salesman with House. quick sale of Green Manor 900. Lee and Lamont Realty, forcement personnel were 33 — Building-Contracting VITAMIN E 400 i.u. $3.50 per Will Tram. Call 643-2414. WAITBESSES experience and management Ranch. This lovely home has 875-0000, 872-4690. within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, do it. Phone John at 643-2097 or Republican gubernatorial be restricted under terms on issued the plates. 34 — RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney bottle lOOs, three bottles $10. Full and part-time evenings. potential. Lucrative commis­ extra large living room, ideal instant service. Hayes Aeenev. Andy at 872-2385. 35 — Heating-Plumbing BY OWNER - Vernon - first 646^131. nomination — millionaire Dan campaign reform measures un­ The Senate approved a bill 36 — Flooring Delivered to you, send check or PART TIME handyman Must be over 18. We will train. sion schedule. Ground floor op­ for entertaining, dining room, TOLLAND - Custom Dutch W. Lufkin. Business Opportunity 14 offering. Excellent 7 rooms, MANCHESTER LAWN SERVICE - Complete der consideration in the amending the tidal wetlands 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage money order to Health Vitamin mechanic, repairs on small in­ BABYSITTER wanted, in my •PAID VACATION portunity for the right person. eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, Fireplace, open stairway, two Colonial in country setting with 38 — Services Wanted WE WILL buy your house. Call mowing, raking, yards cleaned. Lufkin, who himself was con­ legislature. Co., 2759 Ellington Road, South dustrial equipment and motors. home, occassionally. Porter •FREE LIFE AND All inquiries confidentiaL Write wall-to-wall throughout, full tile baths, combination win­ seven big rooms. This quality statute to account for natural Street and Ferguson Rd. area. MANCHESTER - Pizza house. NEW LISTING anytime, Hutchins Agency, Summer contracts available. sidered a choice candidate for The GOP is pushing for limits changes to the boundaries of MISC. FOR SALE Windsor, Conn. 06074. Call 64^ Call 649-5334. DISABILITY INSURANCE Box N, Manchester Herald. fully equipped. Priced to sell. ceramic tile bath, attached gar­ dows and doors, rec room. new home includes an 18x15’ the nomination but dropped out 41 — Articles lor Sale 1775. References preferred. Phone age and fenced in yard. Only master bedroom with fireplace, Realtors, 649-5324. Free estimates. Senior citizen on campaign contributions that shoreline marshes. The 42 — Building Supplies •PROFIT SHARING Owner has other interests. For Walkout basement, gas hot NURSES AIDE - 3 p.m. to 11 646-5373. $35,900. 649-4043. Older four-bedroom home, two or three other bedrooms, discounts. 643-0304. of the race, called Panuzio “a would restrict to $5,000 the measure, which now goes to the 43 — Oogs-BIrds-Pets•Bln RETIREMENT PLAN details call Stanley Agency, 6 ^ water heat. Close to shopping. SELLING your house? Call us 44 — Livestock LOSE WEIGHT with New ^m ., part-time or full-time. AVON 3618, spacious kitchen with custom man of great courage and com­ amount of any single individual, Quiet neighborhood. Priced for large lot, two-car garage. It4 first and we’ll make you a cash STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ House, would set up appeals 45 — Boats S Accessories Shape Tablets and Hydrex Excellent wages and benefits. CARPENTERS - finish Call 875-8951 to arrange inter­ MANCHESTER - Attractive quick sale, $35,900. Assumable 7 cabinets, oven, range, hood, passion in human issues.” other than the candidate 46 — Sporting Goods view. says baths, huge porch, two offer. One day service. T. J. ting Agency - Painting, interior- procedures to correct mistakes water Pills, Weldon Manchester Manor Nursing carpenters, full time, good seven-room Cape, new 3/4% mortgage. No agents. 875- dishwasher, disposal, Lufkin, a Newtown resident, himseif, couid give in the faii 47 — Garden Products salary. Call after 5, 643-7004. PUT SOME ZING INTO COUNTRY STORE for sale fireplaces. Asking $35,(K)0. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. exterior, carpentry, small jobs, in setting up wetlands boun­ 48 — Antiques Professional Pharmacy, Bolton Home, 385 West Center Street, HOWARD JOHNSON lock, stock and barrel, well aluminum siding, gutters. New 9725 for appointment. refrigerator, triple sink and said, "I will help raise funds as elections. S P R IN G . D ecorate your masonry and cement work, daries and allow for natural 49 — Wanted to Buy Pharmacy. Manchester. 646-0129. RESTAURANT traveled highway. For par- roof, new storm windows. grill. Also includes 29x17’ living well as contribute myself and Lufkin avoided saying LIVE-IN BABY sitter, starting house or buy new clothes with Fireplace, knotty pine rec room WARREN E. HOWLAND room with fireplace, dining THIS BROKER is working hard fences, tilling for gardening, erosion and silting. RENTALS Route 30, Vernon ticulars cal I 289-62"289-6208 or 649- TOLLAND - Six-room Ranch, for a quick sale. List your tree work, no job too small, for stump for him across the whether he would give money 52 — Rooms for Rent STOP SMOKING for life. The SHORT Order Cook, day work, May 13th through A u^st 31st. the money you earn selling with bar, cat-in kitchen, extra room, unfinshed rec room with The Senate approved a 7669. four years old, four bedrooms, REALTORS 643-1108 property with us. Call Hagler any household job call for es­ state.” He also pledged to write to anyone else should Panuzio 53 — Apartments lor Rent amazing PDI program is full-time. Apply in Mrson only, Weekly pay, plus free room and Avon Products. Flexible hours cabinets, formal dining room, fieldstone fireplace. This home resolution calling for a study to 54 — Homes lor Rent rec room, fireplace, garage, 1/2 Real Estate, 643-6624. timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. Panuzio’s position papers on fail to win the party nomina­ ^aranteed to transform you Howard” ■ Johnson’s'■ llestauranti Re board. Manchester area. Phone built-ins, 1 1/2 baths, storage is loaded with extras to determine the practicality of 55 — Business lor Rent 649-6239. HOUSEKEEPER - Part-time in your own neighborhood. EXPANDING Manchester acre lot. For more information and 7 p.m. 56 — Resort Property for Rent into a non-smoker, simply, ef­ 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. or full-time. Pleasant working room galore! $37,700. No agents numerous to list. $56,000. Lee Environment and "quality of tion. using helicopters for rescue and Call Realtor needs one experienced and appointment to see, phone life issues.” The leading gubernatorial 57 — Wanted to Rent fortlessly, permanently. Attend conditions: Excellent wages licensed broker or salesman. please. Phone owner, 643-0937. 875-69%. No brokers please. pie< and Lamont Realty, 875-0000, highway accident work. Sen. 58 — MIsc. lor Rent a free preview meeting. 568- GAS STATION attendant 289-4822 872-4690. LICENSED Rest Home - with Lufkin and a business candidate. Rep. Robert H. and benefits. Manchester All replies confidential. Reply $37,900. MANCHESTER - BOLTON 24 hour nursing supervision. Samuel B. Hellier, R-Mystic, AUTOMOTIVE 9467. needed, full-time, apply in per­ Manor Nursing Home, 385 West line, 3-bedroom Cape, □ MISC. SERVICES partner, Louis Marx Jr., con­ Steele, R-Conn., has said he RN son. Gorins Sports Car, Talcott- Box “M”, Manchester Herald. Certified recreation program, said the measure, which will be 61 — Autos lor Sale Center Street, 646-0129. ACCOUNTANT - CPA Firm. MANCHESTER $31,900 MANCHESTER - Older 6-room fireplaced living room with tributed $103,000 to Thomas J. would refuse any contribution 62 — Trucks lor Sale 11 P.M. to 7 A.M. ville. ambulatory residents. $14. per sent to the House, will look into 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale One or more years exposure to Colonial, much new work in­ wall-to-wall carpet, kitchen has MeskiU’s successful GOP cam­ above $100. public accounting, tax COMMUTE WITH EASE!! Services Ottered 31 day. Telephone Administrator, setting up a system to dispatch 64 — Mqtorcycles-BIcycles ..V RN or LPN, part-time. Laurel side, two full baths, three new oven and range, beautiful last section St. Anthony Home, Rockville paign for governor in 1970. Rep. Stewart McKinney, R- 65 — Ccmpers-Trellefs-Moblle Part-time. Excellent wages NURSES AIDES - Part-time, Manor, 649-4519. experience helpful. Advance­ condition. $36,900. Wolverton helicopters to the scene of an Hom es ^ n i n You can drive to Hartford in bedrooms, formal dining room, 875-9121. Lufkin was appointed Connec­ Conn., who has not yet an­ □ FINANCIAL and benefits. Enjoy working igs on all three shifts. ment opportunity excellent. 2-car garage, $35,900. Wolver­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, accident to expedite emergency 66 — Automotive Service Fmone Laurel Manor, 649-4519. 5-WAYS 10 short minutes from this A ticut’s first environmental nounced whether he will seek 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease in a very {^lean and pleasant Please send resume, of homes now fireplaces, flagstone terraces, medical service. LAUNDRY WORKERS to earn an outstanding in­ ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. commissioner but resigned last re-election, has put similar atmosphere, with a skilled Reliable persons needed to Manchester Herald Box RR. extra clean 6-room Cape, MANCHESTER - 4-family in concrete repairs, inside and LAWNMOWERS repaired and Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 MAID wanted for motel work, June. limitations on his possible cam­ and d^icaW staff. work at large modem Convales­ com e... Supply money to bedrooms, large kitchen, for­ MANCHEISTER - 6-room Cape center of town. Excellent condi­ availab le outside. Reasonably priced. sharpened, pick-up and experience preferred. Full­ BAKERY SALES woman. 643^)851. He said he came to know and paign. cent Center in Manchester businesses and in­ mal dining room, fireplaced- with up to 4 bedrooms, cozy tion with four rooms each delivered. Calll^ Marpall a •• now for Norwich MORTGAGES, loans first se­ time. Apply Connecticut Motor Contact Mr. Franklin, 647-9194 Experienced, hours 3 to 9 p.m. living room and garage. Out of apartment. Excellent estate your spring tuneup. 643-5305. admire Panuzio while working cond, third. All kinds. Realty MMKKSTER lUNOR Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., dividuals...Use our money kitchen with custom cabinets, Cad Parkade Bakery, 649-6^. state owner anxious. Joe Gor­ counters and new floor, builder, $58,900. Wolverton When 214 homes are sold SHARPENING Service - Weatherman statewide, credit rating un­ NWSIKHOK Manchester. sources and receive 50% of — we’re sold outi Final □ N O T I C E S SWIMMING pool installers, don, 649-5306. carpeted living room, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Saws, knives, axes, shears, LET US cultivate a closer tie necessary. Reasonable. Con­ 389 West Cantor SL WOMAN WANTED to fill in the profits, plus, you section of 24 homes now skates, rotary blades. Quick will train. Ample overtime. aluminum siding, windows and available. between you and the good Is Young fidential, quick arrangements. 646-0129 BOOKKEEPER - Male Phone 742-7308. vacation hours plus weekends, receive 50% of the profits service. Capitol Equipment trim. Immaculate. $33,900. MANCHESTER - Brand new The 2 Bedroom Ranch — earth. For reasonable roto- Yale President Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. preferred. Experienced in all Edwards Answering Service, aluminum sided 6-room Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. tilling, phone 649-1993. NORWICH (UPI) - With all Lost and Found 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ phases of bookkeeping. Must be from 4 other phases of our ..B&W.. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, $27,500 P LAUNDRY MAN - Monday 646-5406. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. 649-2813, (tolonial with three generous Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday the rhubarb over dis­ capable, dependable and able to business...No previous Tho 3 Bedroom Townhouse ford. Evenings, 233-6879. through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 6 Realtors — MLS bedrooms, large living room 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- ROTO-TILLING, for gardens or criminatory job names, Hughie LOST - Cat, male, dirty white, WE have some real nice elderly take responsibility of super­ financial experience - $32,990 p.m. (Wednesday 7 a.m. to 4 DRIVER - DELIVERY man, Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 MANCHESTER - 7-room with fireplace, completely 7958. new lawns. Phone 649-0706 after Decries Tactics Schnipp is not sure if he would double paws, wearing flea MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd people who need a real nice per­ vising small office staff. Per­ . . . includes air condition­ m.). Apply in person. East full-time and part-time required...90-day trial op­ luxury Ranch, huge kitchen carpeted, 1 1/2 baths, $36,200. ing, carports, lull basement, 4 p.m. like to be called a “weather- collar and leather collar, mortgages — interim financing son to look after thtthem and have manent employment. Fringe answers . artford Convalescent Home, available. Must be honest, tion...For qualifying infor­ with all built-ins, den with Wolverton Agency, Realtors, swimming pool, tennis REWEAVING burns, holes. boy,” a “weatheryouth” or just to m x Washm^on _ expSitious and confidential fun doing it. Pay and hours benefits. , Phone for appoint­ & dependable and have good courts, grounds and exterior Zippers, umbrellas repaired. School vicinity 745 Main Street, East Hartford. mation call Mr. Avery with TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 Dup fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 full 649-2813. PLOWING and roto-tilling, Used by Students plain “weatherperson.” icmity. Call 649-1259. service, J.D . Real E state good. Call M^23M for details. ment, J^3-4593 or 643-8021. driving record. Apply Singer Duplex, maintenance. Window shades, Venetian separate furnaces. (5ood baths, heated family room, 2 local, 381 Tunnel Road, Vernon. At 14 years of age, Hughie is Assoc. 646-1980. CentraK Connecticut Co^ip., 85, HOUSEKEEPERS - Due Company, 856 Mam Street, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Call 643-0711. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale LOST - Brown male Chihuahua, to revenue and location. High 30s. plus p ra g e s. Beautiful in- HEBRON (8 miles out) - Super SECRETARY - part time, for Milk Street, Willimantic. expansion at the Meadow’s Con Manchester. clean 5 1/2 room Ranch with Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. University President Kingman the youngest professional vicinity Caldor’s Shopping ANXIOUS about bills? Need Manchester office, typing, and Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. [rounapooL Wolverton Agency, About a third of the 300 weather forecaster in Connec­ Plaza. Older couples pet. valescent Center reliable ealtors, 649-2813. heated family room, three HOMELINE Floor cleaning Brewster has decried "storm 875- money for any reason? Second shorthand preferred. Call 647- FULL-TIME. Woman for MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. students gathered for the ticut, providing up-to-date and 0179. housekeepers are needed to MANCHESTER - First bedrooms, country size Icitchen, company, for residential and trooper tactics” exercised by mortgage loans arranged quick­ 9970 for appointment. compliment our staff. counter and fountain work. WOOTEN & 1 1/2 baths.Only $33,000. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, commercial, call 649-1590 debate between Nobel prize­ localized weather data to his ly - confidently. Call today, R. HOSTESS/SUPERVISOR Offering, excellent five-room MANCHESTER - Clean 5 1/2 ‘ g f e e q . some students who disrupted an Evenings. Must be over 21. Experience is preferred but not Must have some experience. room home on beautiful t r ^ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, spraying.Fully insured. between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. winning physicist Shockley and hometown radio station and S. Burke Realtor, 429-6471. CUSTODIANS - Experienced, Ranch, garage, two fireplaces, appearance by the controver­ •UNIFORMS PROVIDED essential. Contact Mr. Liquore, Hours Monday through Satur­ a'cre lot. Full basement, new 649-2813. Licensed. Free estimates. conservative publisher William WJAR in nearby Providence, part-time, evenings, ASSOaATES tiled bath, plastered walls, oil gives you more sial Dr. William Shockley. 647-9194. day, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Apply bath, one-car garage. Phone 633-5345. LIGHT TRUCKING and odd Rusher began heckling and cat­ R.I. Three Killed Manchester-East Hartford •PAID VACATION Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen, at heat, oak flooring, com­ Shockley tried to air his views •FREE LIFE AND DISABILITY binations. Excellent lot, with Immediate occupancy. Only MAIN STREET, Talcottville. jobs. Phone 649-9550 or 646-7656. calling as soon as the pair Although his predictions have area. Call 643-5691, 2 to 6 p.m. COUNTER GIRLS - Full-time Manchester. 906-367-4621 Lydall Street/Manchester CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Monday night at Yale that INSURANCE babbling brook, city utilities. $28,900. Call today. Keith Real Seven-room home with up to appeared on stage. been off a few times, Hughie In Accidents and part-time. Must be over 18, four bedrooms, huge kitchen 649-6259/646-6909 very reasonable, work blacks are genetically inferior □ EMPLOYMENT w a n t e d - w Built by Ansaldi. $37,500. Estate. 6464126, 649-1922. Condominium Living in an At one point during the says he still trusts his own work Working foreman. •MEDICAL PLAN be willing to work some AUTO BODY Repair man; long with oven, range and guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- STOP SMOKING for life. The to whites, a theory other United Press International •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Requirements!;s: experienced in •PROFIT SHARING established, well equipp^ gar­ Charles Lesperance, 649-76M. Estate Setting 4266. shouting, Shockley walked to more than that of the National rr„« J , . Wanted 13 weekends. Apply in person refrigerator, large dining room. amazing PDI program is experts challenge on the Traffic accidents claimed the shop work, short run RETIREMENT PLAN a g e h as dening for guaranteed to transformsfoi you the podium, but when the Weather Service. after 6 p.m. Dairy Queen TOLLAND - Three bedroom Good buy at $34,900. Wolverton evidence. lives of three Connecticut le aircraft industry, experienced body man. Good □ E D U C A T IO N TREE SERVICE (Soucier) into a non-smoker, simply, ef­ heckling rose, he went instead While the weather service Call 8758951 to arrange inter­ Brazier, 242 Broad Street, Raised Ranch set on acre Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. "It makes me sick,” said residents Tuesday. HOUSEWIVES, coMege ust have abilities and Manchester. pay. Permanent job for quality Trees cut, trimmed or topped. fortlessly, permanently. Attend to a large blackboard where he has computers, Hughie says he view. wooded lot, eat-in kitchen plus Ellington Brewster, "that even a small A wreck in Newtown Tuesday students. Earn $200-$300 knowledge of all around basic worker. Fringe benefits. MANCHESTER - 6-room stumps removed, fully insured. a free preview meeting. 5 ^ wrote, "Pity on Yale.” likes “manpower” better. machining. 55 hour week, plus HOWARD JOHNSON dining room with sliders to minority of Yale students would morning killed one man and in­ monthly, full or part-time in MECHANICS - for large truck 'Aellen, White and Palshaw, 107 Private Instructions 18 PRIVACY & SECUISIOR Colonial with three bedrooms, Got a tree problem? Well worth 9467. Shockley and Rusher finally Hughie has never had any for­ telephone advertising. Call Mr. benefits. Send resume or call RESTAURANT Burnside Ave., East Hartford. deck. Large family room with a phone call. 742-8252. use storm trooper tactics in jured two others. A head-on fleet, guaranteed year round 3-bedroom, full dormer family style kitchen with pan­ left the stage after enduring Brown, 646-2637, between 9 Armatt Inc., 237 Oak Street, Routa 30, Vomon fieldstone fireplace. $37,900. MANNING RUG cleaning com­ mal meteorological instruction collision in North Branford work with overtime. Call 643- SEWING INSTRUCTIONS - Call 875-0884. custom Cape, on 5 wooded try, dining room, 2-car garage, Lots-Land lor Sale 24 reference to freedom of about an hour of the shouting. a.m.-12 noon, 4:30-7:30 p.m. Glastonbury, Conn., 633-8260. 2414. JANITOR - Saturday and Sun­ Dressmaking or tailoring. All TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving pany, specializing in steam speech.” but it’s been his hobby for a Tuesday afternoon claimed two acres, with a pond. First-floor move-in condition. Only $34,900. Meanwhile, a Yale geneticist, day only, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. basic steps including pattern large appliances, cleaning cleaning of wall-to-wall number of years. more lives. COVENTRY - Ideal starter or family room with fireplace, Wolverton Agency, 64^2813. BUILDING LOTS - 3/4 to one The Yale president said Kenneth Kidd, said many scien­ TOOLMAKER, machinist, SERVICE Station attendant Phone 528- 528-2167.----- "East ■ ” Hartford ■ adjustments. Small classes. cellars and attics, also some carpeting. Reasonable rates. A dining room wall in his Dead in the Newtown crash GENERAL Machinist - Over­ retirement home, five room aluminum siding, central acre, 150' frontage, 300’ plus students were warned about the tists have examined Shockley’s lathe operators. Must be able to and experienced mechanic. time, paid holidays, excellent Convalescsent Home. 745 Main Reasonable rates. 643-6226. MANCHESTER - Cape and tree work done. 644-1775. Free estimates. 742-7165. home serves as his weather sta­ was William H. Tate, 37, TOOL A 0AU8E MAKERS Bungalow, central heat, 200’ vacuum system, 2 baths, lots deep. Residential Manchester. disciplinary consequences in theory and have rejected his set-up and work from Full or part-time. Apply in per­ insurance benefits. Metronics, Street. East Hartford. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• duplex, $625 monthly income. 646-1316 Phyllis Jackston, tion, holding up the instruments Bridgeport. He was killed when blueprints. Minimum three- from lake. $12,900. Stanley of paneling and carpeting LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics preventing Shockley from ideas that some races are JIB BORE OPERATOR son, Clarke Motor Sales, Route Inc., Route 6 and 44-A, M ton. Separate utilities, 10% down, Realtor. he needs to predict the his car crossed the center line years experience. Apply at 6, ^Iton. PART TIME - Men wanted dai­ Agency, 646-3618, 643-5724. throughout. Only 6 years old. cellars and attics cleaned, and cellars cleaned. For free speaking or others listening to genetically inferior in in­ (Tool Room Experience) □ REAL E S T A T E central. Cole Realtor, 643-6666. him. weather: thermometers, on Rte. 25 and hit another car. Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 ly 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. for cleaning 60’s. lawns mowed, small tree work. estimates phone 647-9610 telligence. barometers, a hygrometer and Adams Street, Manchester. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. anytime. Brewster said the ap­ Injured in that wreck were ARTS AND Crafts RANCH - 5 1/2 rooms, 1 1/2 SIX room Colonial, prime loca- "One could almost sum­ a wind guage attached to an Homes For Sale 23 baths, vinyl sidiM, in-ground WARREN E. HOWLAND propriate committees would David Lindblom, 23, Danbury, Top Rates, Plus Overtime demonstrators needed. Part- tion, fireplace,»pla( 11/2 oaths, prin- Investment Property 25 m arize the argum ents by anemometer on the roof. > time or full-time. No collecting, S A LE S EXPERIENCED Graphic il­ pool. Acre plus. Garage. $32,- R ealtor 64 3 -1 1 0 8 CUSTOM made draperies and study the behavior of the and Allan Yaeger, 34, Seymour. MEAT CUTTER with and Benefits. cipals only. 649-5448. B & M Tree Removal, fast ser­ saying that his data are wrong, Hughie, a high school no delivering. Call 872-8663,875- SUPERVISOR lustrator wanted, call CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, 000. Call Warren E. Howland, bedspreads, wide selection of students and make recommen­ Killed in the afternoon acci­ experience, apply in person on­ MANCHESTER - Handyman’s fabrics. Call 649-1786 anytime. vice, free estimates, low his methods are wrong and the freshman, gets calls from the 9722, or 633-9023. $8,500 TRAININB SALARY Dis|)laycraft, Manchester, 643- California Ranch. Fireplaced Realtors, 643-1108. COLUMBIA owner, six- dations to the Yale Corp dent were Leon Bemacki, 23, ly, Guidos Coventry Super MANCHESTER TOOL special, 2.3 acres zoned in­ prices. Insured. 646-4303, or 649- its logic he uses to reach his con­ Market, Route 31, Main Street, National AAA firm with 4 living room, formal dining room Raised ______Ranch,______1 1/2 dustrial. Has five-room Ranch 4688. governing body. radio stations and gives his Durham, and Mrs. Carolyn A DESIGN, INC. room, modern kitchen with ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ clusion is wrong,” Kidd said. predictions live. Coventry. WAITRESSES - Full-time Hartford branches. Sales baths, 2-car garage, fireplaced as income or office. LaPenta D iJioa, 56. work. Apply in person only, MEN and Women - Earn high, dining area, family room, three eling, rec rooms, offices, experience helpful but not HOMES OF DISTINCTION family room, 2 1/2 acres. Many Agency, 646-2440. ROTO-TILLING, home gar­ 130 HARTFORD RD. Howard Johnson, 394 Tolland part-time income in sales. large bedrooms, fourth possi­ extras. $43,500. 228-0436, after 6 household repairs, yard work. necessary. Rapid advance­ Phone 649-4594. dens, flower beds. Yards, attics 649-5263 Tpke., Manchester. Work your own hours. Training ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully O ffered By p.m. INVESTMENT Property - New ment. Call collect Mr. Brown, provided. Call between 2 p.m. landscaped grounds. Marion E. and basements cleaned. London area. FurnishedFurnii Reasonable rates. 646-7644 after HANDYMAN for light, clean 518-371-8620, or send resume and 6:30 p.m. at 643-9001. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5^. TWO HANDY men want varie­ apartments, centrally located, ty of jobs, raking rolling, 5 p.m. BABYSITTER wanted, nights physical work, 8 a.m. to 12 to Box 27, Elnora, New York fflarl (A, Zinsser ^Agencg gross annual income $24,000. noon, daily. Steady work. Phone 12065. ID-OD Grinder. Apply in per­ liming, fertilizing, mowing while mother works. Phone CENTiR STREET MANCHESTER Earn up to 30%. on your invest- lawns, attics, cellars cleanetf 1640 before 2 p.m. mornings only, 649-0072. son, Stygar Gage (jompany, ment. 646-1316. Phyllis nit. UgrttOtt DAIRY STORES 1445 Tolland Tpke., Immaculate 6-room Cape with MANCHESTER—7-room aluminum sided Cape situated II 2i/t OATHS II Reasonable rates, 643-5305. Jackston, Realtor. Manchester. bath and a half, shed dormer, on lovely treed lot. FIreplaced living room, almost new Peinting-Papering 32 PART-TIME work at home, on PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road 7 oversized garage, lot 200’ kitchen with bullt-lns and loads of cabinets. Paneled Plus 3 bedrooms, formal MANCHESTER, 8-room the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995.4 rec room and 3 or 4 bedrooms. Priced In the mid 3D’a. dining room, wall-to-wall Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, J.P. LEWIS & Son custom MACHINISTS " NO tXKttlteOE deep. Vacant. — T.J. aluminum sided building on envelopes, bills, quick copy, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577 carpeting, many, closets, gar­ East Center Street. First floor, decorating, interior and REAL ESTATE^Licensed sales SEU wedding invitations. Xeroxing. exterior, paper hanging. Fully FARM FRESH people urgently needed, expan­ age, are all included in this former dental office, amesited 875-4819. BEST QUALITY FRESH ding. new office over 1/4 Earn >14,500 to >18,000 and more yearly spacious Condominium at only parking lot, ideal professional insured. 649-9658. LO W FA T 100% PURE FLORIDA GOOD HUMOR GRAOE ‘^A’’ LARGE million sales, January - $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 MANCHEStER-JUsY 2 LEFT. Quality built 8-room Co­ $%,900. Call Tony WasilefsKy location ..... Martens Agency, ROTO-TILLING - Set your date February. Join a winner. Call Must be experienced In job shop aircraft type of work Am­ lonials by Nutmeg Homes. 4 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, Realtors, 646-2550. GRADUATE Students, five baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ at 649-5306 today. Move right now. Phone 643-1364. years professional training. Gary Cantor, Burke Realty, bitious, capable. Openings In lathe and Bridgeport mills ICE CREAM age, two acres. Hutchins Agen­ first-floor family room, 2-car garage and much in! 429-6471. START AT ONCE cy, Realtors, 649-5324. Very reasonably priced. Free ORINGE MCE more. OPfN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY. Priced In the UGHT TRUCKING - If you estimates. Phone 643-8634. MILK EARN HIGH INCOME 50s. need the services of a pick-up HELP WANTED - Experienced ALL EXPENSES PAID MANCHESTER - Well cared ^ ..B&W.. Real Estate Wanted 28 truck for any reason, call 643- The BARROWS t, WALLACE Co. COLLEGE Graduate students man in auto wrecking yard. N O CASH BOND for ten room oversized Cape in 1364. Attics, cellars, yards, etc. available for exterior and in­ Realtors — MLS SELLING your home or $ 1 a s Apply in person, Parker Street REQUIRED. HIGH LIBERAL country setting, only five COLUMBIA—7-room Ranch with attached 2-car garage, terior painting. Six years Auto Parts, 775 Parker Street, DEPiY Bex‘r • MimaESTn KMiD Manchester Parkade - MS-5M8 acreage? For prompt friendly A/fffDpMMStrfct/y Conlldgntlal PERCENTAGE. AGE NO minutes from center of town. overlooking the lake. Two large fireplaces, 3 bed8 experience. Fully insured. Free A L L 649-3391. BARRIER. DRIVER’S Wall-to-wall carpeting. service, call Louis Dimock estimates. Call our com ­ rooms, paneled family room and all on a lovely treed Realty, 649-9823. Real Eatate Wanted 28 6A U 0N LICENSE ESSENTIAL Separate three room apart­ petitors, than call us, 649-7034. FLAVORS DOZEN BALLON RESPONSIBLE drivers for lot. Price reduced to $47,900. V2 G A L L O N CHOICE TERRITORIES ment. Priced in the mid 40s. MANCHESTER - $31,900, six Mister Softee trucks, must be Call us to see this fine listing. T. room Colonial, IVii batK, dead­ INSIDE - Outside painting. 244 HO AD ST. 490 HAITFOID ID. 18 or over, neat and reliable. MACHINE AVAILABLE. COLLEGE J. Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. 531 lUIRSIDE AVI. STUDENTS APPLY, FOR MANCHESTER—8-8 Duplex plus 6-room single plus 6-6 end street, trees, privacy. BUYING OR SELLING? Special rates for people over 65. ■ ANCNESTEI MANCHiSTII Call 649-2073 between 9 a.m -5 Hutchins Agency, M9-S1-5324. Fully'ully insured. ■ Estimates- given. I.HARTFORD p.m. WEEKEND POSm Ol^ MANCHESTER - two family, J- Duplex, alt located just seconds from Main St. All MT. VERNONU W * will give pwrtoMi attention to your Individual Call 649-7863. PRODUCTS APPLY 3, ideal starter or retirement have own heating systems and 3 bedrooms. Will sell MANCHESTER - $30,500, 6 n««dt and roquMto. W.Middle Tpke. Hartford Rd. KEYPUNCH Operator, part- DAILY A SATURDAYS S-5 home with income. Large as package or will divide. Call today for details. room Cape, two unfinished, gar­ INTERIOR - EXTERIOR pain- Burnside Ave. time, 6 to 11 p.m. Minimum of 102 Cohmlal Rd. rooms, immaculate condition, CALL US Dairy Que'en I M a n d ia s to r Tal.28$-S251 age, immaculate condition, ting, insured, e^erienced, one year experience on system 6 4 0 -0 2 6 0 Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. west side. Hutchins Agency, reasonable rates. For free es­ M T .V E R N O fn Cpiano Furniture! MT.VERNON 3 data recorder or 029 600D HUMOR IF YOU DESIRE PROFESSIOIUU. SERVICE IN 8EUIN6 OR 649-5324. timate, call Peter Tilley, 742- * M TOOL MAKER — Experienced In jig and fixture PHYLLIS JACKSTON. ReaHor unch necessary. Paid work, days. CORP. FOUR BEDROOM Raised BUYIN6,CM1: 6117. lys, good starting payt Itonch in Bolton, large country MANCHESTER - Charming a Apply or call, Mr. Clark, Coca SULLIVAN AVE. - kitchen, fireplaced living room, S g s s U s Expire A pril 20, 1974 Open Mon. ■ Set. 7;00 A.M. • 10;0Q P.M. DRAFTSMAN — Experienced, days, all benefits. older home on private street. 648-1316 NUTMEG PAINTING - Coriaty Cola Bottling Company, 451 KENNEDY RD. „ carpeted rec room, two acre Carl |A. ZtnBBtr ^gtntg Convenient to scnools, shopping & Gamache. Experienced in in­ Main Street, East Hartford, < An Equal Opportunity Employer South WIndaor, Conn. treed lot, 11/2 baths, low 40’s. and transportation. Only ^7,- ffm to /a - Property Manaaomont terior, exterior, residential and 569-1330. An SquAl OppotUinHy emphyr Keith Real Estate, 6464126, 900. Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- commercial. Fully insured, 643- 649-1922. IT lOES HAKE A IIFFEKERCE I, 7475. 5295. ( i \ PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed ..A pril 17. 1974 BENJY BY JIM BERRY 53 Autos For Sale 81 ^ NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 17, 1974- PAGE THIRTY-ONE Homes tor Rent 54 Wanted to Rent 57 MANCHESTER - Modem two BUGS BUNNY bedroom Townhouse, heat, hot EIGHT ROOMS, large wooded THREE-BEDROOM OUT OUR WAV BV INED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE .i.h MAJOR HOOPLE water, appliances, carpeting, lot, all appliances. Year lease. APARTMENT, able to do han­ WANTED THERE YA ARE, RJODSV, BESlTJ le's not get rivate basement with laundry Security deposit. Phone 643- dyman’s work in exchange for m BUY IN TOWN/^,------^ HOW ABOUT THIS PER 0615. CtoM, Law MoM PlCKy...STEP A SBACIOUS LMN' - *^*^^^'* fiRAMP "X AMD THE OWLV t ia a c uc UM .YAS.I STILL REMEMBER , A N D Rook-up, nice yard and garage. rent reduction. Attention apart­ IT LOOKS SPOTTING ROD LAVER ON THE $250 monthly. Stephens Realty ment, duplexes and complexes. INSIDE/ , ROOM? ^ L>....TOk;EEPHlS jSOMETHlNG PWETTY WUN-DOWN O S A R L IT / EDGE OF THE CROWD AT MV A B O U T THE 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 SCREEM GETS SO HEa w 646-1267. Phone 5284)134. USED GARS TO M E / TENNIS CLINIC! SOMETHING W AV HE'S rooms, family unit, security. TopPrioMPald HE CAW'T SEE WHERE ABOUT THE WAV THE ^ • V>* HE'S aolwa.' >T- 5 T A N P IN FOUR ROOM and five-room 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. ForAUMakss Youngster stoop told ■ TELLS ME apartments, tiled bath, heat, ‘HaPSW IK- ME X c o u l d m ake HIM W E R E hot water included, newly 4 1/2 ROOM RANCH, Vernon - «EPIMITr ClIRTER CKVROin J A CHAMPION! TRAPPED Bolton area, month-to-month ca,iK.‘ h i t ■ \ 2 > remodeled. Middle-age adults. iS* Security deposit, references, no lease, $225. Breezeway and gar­ ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• 122D Main Straat c ... pets, parking, 11 1/2A and B age, 646-6597 or 646-5167. Piiona S48-S4D4 School Street, across from East □ AUTOMOTIVE Side Rec, near Main. EIGHT-ROOM house, $225 ._L, P»lntlng-Pap9rtng 32 PoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Artlcin tor Salt monthly, utilities extra. Two Autos For Sale 61 41 Apartmenta For Pant 53 474 MAIN ST. three rooms, month security deposit. Phone 6464)293. PETER BELLIVEAU Painting BIDWELL Home Improvement CLEAN USED refrigerators, HEBRON - modern 2 bedroom heated, family unit, $160. Call 9- NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1971 CHEVELLE, 38,000 miles, - Experienced and insured. Co. E xpert installation of ranges, automatic washers, apartment, in country setting, 5, 646-2426. Bankrupt? Repossessed? good condition. Red, black vinyl 1 Painting, papering, ceilings, aluminum siding, gutters and Honest Douglas accepts lowest top. Automatic, power steering, MICKEY FINN with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s carpeting, appliances, heat and Business tor Rent 55 BY HANK LEONARD big or stnall jobs. Phone 643- trims. Roofing installation and Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- hot water. Available im­ MANCHESTER - New unusual down, smallest payments. small 8. $1,900. 875-2660. im . repairs. 649-6495. 875-9109. 2171. one-bedroom townhouse, full Douglas Motors, 345 Main. mediately, ?190. 228-3884, 646- STORAGE Warehouse - 10,5(K) iA A C f, /ny BOY-1 HAVE 8250. private basement. Front and square feet, platform level. CAMARO, 1968, SS 327, YOU'LL DO MUCH BETTER NOT RUNNING FOR CONGRESS' YOU'RE INTERIOR - Exterior painting, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, SCREENED Loam, gravel, rear entrances. Patio. Includes AUTO INSURANCE - compare automatic, power steering, HELLO, ROBYN/ I HOPE i p <1 1 ] ^ Stock Place, rear. Attractive YOUR DAD ISN'T HOME GOING TO HANDLE THE LEGAL WORK reasonable prices, free es­ roofing, storm windows, aw­ processed gravel, sand, stone, LOOKING for anything in real heat, appliances and carpeting. rental Brokers protected. Call our low rates. For a telephone excellent condition. Very ^?HI6 timates, please call 524-0930. nings. Quality workmanship, $235 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646- Clean. Phone 6494)358 after 5 - I THINK WE SHOULD FOR MY BUSINESS— AND YOU'LL EARN and fill. George H. Griffing, estate rental — apartments, 522-3114. TALK THIS OUT— MORE THAN VOU WOULD AS A CONGRESS-1 .. r/iL - COULD '' free estimates. Fully insured. Inc., 742-7886. homes, multiple dwellings, no Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. p.m. MAN/ HOW D O ES T H A T SOUND? BE PAPER HANGING and ceiling 872-9187 , 649-3417. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for './■r s ' trouble painting. Neat work. RICH, CLEAN loam, 5 yards, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. - 149 OAKLAND Street - Two store, office etc. $160. Call 646- SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines 1966 RAMBLER American sta­ MAJOR- Reasonable rates. Phone 643- ROOFING — Specializing $25 plus tax. Also sand, stone, room heated apartment, first 2426, 9-5. from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 tion wagon, 6 cylinder, standard SRAA/IPAW 1112. repairing roofs, new roofs, gravel, pool and patio sand. 643- NEWER family size 2-bedroom floor, $110. Call 646-2426, 9 a.m. Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- transmission, good condition. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 9504. to 5 p.m. 1558. Excellent gas mileage. $400. apartment, including heat, THREE Air-conditioned offices CAPTAIN EASY and repaired. 30 years appliances, carpeting, $210 per for rent, choice location, ample Phone 643-1011 or 7414)821 after BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE experience. Free estimates. LOAM, topsoil, fill, gravel for month. Paul W. Dougan, APARTMENT off-street parking. Under $5 per 1%7 CHEVY Impala, 4-door, 5 p.m. Building-Contracting 33 Howley, 643-5361. sale. Excavating, septic, sewer Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. square foot. Contact John H. extremely dependable, needs NOW t h a t YOU'VE .WHAT'G THE m o st lUrERESriHB work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., RENTAL OFFICE body work. Many new parts, LEFT YOUR CAVE THIN6 VOU'VE EKJC0UNT6RED IN Lappen, Inc., 649-5261 for 1969 6 OTlinder Nova. Blue two- w o r l d a n d MASONRY - All types, ROSSI ROOFING, siding, Michelins, $200 firm. Phone 649- DRIVEN OUR WORLD? 646-5114, 742-9477. ROCKVILLE - 4V4 ROOMS, We have a large variety of details. door. 57,000 miles. Hydromatic th ro u g h a g r e a t ; fieldstone, brick, concrete. chimneys, gutters, free es­ 9030. $135 monthly, utilities extra. deluxe one and two-bedroom transmission. Original owner. Free estimates, after 5 p.m., timates. Fully insured. Days, WHITE gas and gas stove, Three rooms, heat, garden, $35 apartments and townhouses 643-1870 or 644-2975 evenings, 529-8056. Paul 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY, four- A-1. Extra set mounted winter excellent condition. $95. Phone weekly. 872-0359. throughout Manchester. Ren­ treads included. $1,200. 649- Cosgrove 643-5364. 633-8582 or 647-1837. Resort Property door hardtop. Excellent condi­ tal office open daily from 9-5, For Rent 56 0175. PRISCILLA ’S P O P NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - THREE ROOMS, first floor, tion. 49,000 original miles. BY AL VERMEER other times by apptintment. r e v e r e n d WEEMS DOE5M" Remodeling, repairing, ad­ EXPERT roofing and gutter in- ANTIQUE TABLE - Com­ one block from Center. Asking $550. Phone 647-1731. PRISCILLA, YOUR APPENDIX ditions, rec rooms, porches and stallation. Fr^e estim ates. COLUMBIA LAKE - Water­ FORD Fairlane, 1967 station PEEL WELL. HE HAD H\S WHAT DO pressor, farm grindstone, Redecorated. Heat, hot water wagon. Good condition. Low APPENDIX REMOVED! HEAVEN OR WILL roofing. No job too small. Call Phone 647-1005 doors, floor lamps, rug, small front two-bedroom cottage. 1973 FORD COUNTRY squire YOU SAY TO WAIT POR THE \ /■ and parking. Adults only. No D«UTOEIITERPIIiSES,IIC. mileage. Phone after 6 p.m., r e v e r e n d 649-31M. pool table, tables, jade clock, Available by season or monthly. Brougham. Air-conditioning, REST OF YOU? pets. $130. Reply Box ”AA” , 240-A New State Ri, Manchester Phone 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., 228-9386. 646-7784. W EEMSe BARRETT HOME Iifiprove- carving, 1964 Oldsmobile, van Manchester Herald. 646-1021 power brakes, power steering, 7 CARPENTRY - Repairs, ment Company, aluminum power windows. AM/FM radio. trailer, wheel chair. 643-2371. 1973 MAZDA, RX2, excellent remodeling, additions, roofing. siding, make your home look THREE room ground floor Radial tires. 11,600 miles. Like Call David Patria, South Wind­ like new. Save fuel with in­ new. Must be sold. $3,950. After condition. $3,500. Call before 5, WOOD SHUTTERS - 7 pair, apartment, heat, hot water, Autos For Sale 643-9126. sor, 644-1796. sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa 12x51”, $6 a pair or lot for $W. stove, refrigerator, parking, 51 Autos For Sale 61 3 p.m., 742-8243, products. Complete trim. Save Phone 649-7059. bus line, $150. 643-6311. WES ROBBINS carpentry good money and get a job done 1968 MUSTANG, six cylinder, STEVE CANYON standard, air-conditioner, vinyl BY MILTON CANIFF remodeling specialist. Ad­ right by local craftsman. OLDER SIX drawer wood desk, THREE-ROOM furnished ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Financing available. Roger G. top, $200. Call after 5, 649-4163. 34x60x30” , $55. Unusual swivel apartment, utilities. Suitable As is. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Barrett, Webster Lane, Bolton, wood chair, $35. Phone 643-8408. one person or couple. 224 NO , g e n e r a l ! s h e k n e w ■ 1 COULD TELL HIM SUMMER ASKED ...TO ADJUST TO SUMMERS AW BE SOME BACHELOR!, 649-3446. 649-0822. Charter Oak Street, 643-8368. I w a s COMING HOME-BUTA ME,TOO,TO THAT PARTY TO SURPRISE INHERITANCE / ^ MISCHIEF MIGHT CLEAR THE . 1967 PONTIAC Catalina, four - SWINGING RW Y OF STRANGE STEVE — BUT AAAYBE THEY NEED SOLID cherry, four jw ster dou­ HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 4-'7 ' , /c »l QW A CHAIN GANG REACTION > LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - and brakes, automatic, very THE BORN LOSER -SO inO N T EVEN GO INSIDE CYCLE new homes, custom built, excellent condition, $210. 644- apartment, heat, hot water, clean, $550. 649-1974. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing 858». stove and refrigerator, remodeled, additions, rec — Prompt, courteous service. rooms, garages, kitchens carpeted living room, $145. Call 643-1496. FOR LONGER wear keep Adults only, no pets, security 1972 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent remodeled, bath tile, cement condition, $2,025. Call 742-6567. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ carpets clean with Blue Lustre. deposit required. Parking for SEWERLINES, sink lines, Rent electric shampooer $1. one car. Call 643-9678. tial or commercial. Call 649- cleaned with electric cutters, 4291. The E. A. Johnson Paint Com- PAIR C78xl4 tires, mounted - by professionals. McKinney any, 723 Main Street, MANCHESTER - New duplex, 3 balanced on Mustang rims. 200 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ miles, $35. Call 742-6567. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ lanchester, 649-4501. bedrooms, living room, large pany, 643-5308. kitchen, stove, dishwasher, 1 ages, additions, bathrooms, PONTIAC G’TO, 1968, excellent kitchens, houses, repairs. Free STOP SMOKING for life. The 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall, base­ FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, amazing PDI program is m ent, $250 plus secu rity . condition. 65,000 miles. J , r estimates. Small jobs. Stephen repairs, and remodeling. Automatic, power steering, Martin, 646-7295. guaranty to transmrm you Frechette & Martin, Realtors, Prompt service on emergen­ into a non-smoker, simply, ef- 646-4144. two-barrel carburator, one cies. 643-7024. MOTOUTMnoX owner. $850. 646-1748. MASON CONTRACTOR - fortlessly^ permanently. Attend a Free Preview Meetiiting. 568- CAR OF THE FLINTSTONES Plastering^ custom built stone MANCHESTER - Newer two MUSTANG n THEYEARl BY HANA-BARBERA NO JOB too small, toilet 9467. bedroom Townhouse, private 1963 VALIANT, new front tires, or brick fireplaces, chimney repairs, plugged drains, kitchen HARDTOP good condition, convertible. repair, block and cement work. entrances and patio, fuU base­ -s- faucets replaced, repaired, rec PAIR - Realistic two-channel ment, includes heat, 1974^ or best offer. Call 644^^.-,.. New or old. Free estimates. E. rooms, bathroom remodeling, ALLEY O O P Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. wireless inter-com., like new appliances, and carpeting.$24 BY V.T. HAMLIN heat modernization, etc. Free $12. Call 742-6567. per month. Paul W. Dougai THE RieriT CAR A T THE RIGHT TIME 1969 CHEVELLE - 2 door hard­ estimates gladly given. M & M top, automatic transmission, Realtor, 643-4535, or 646-1021. A T ONLY TH' HOLE FOR ^ GOOD.' LET'S NO,, NO, THAT'LL NEVER \ 'AT'S RIGHT, YOU TOBIAS Carpentry Service - Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. THE RIGHT PRICE— power steering and brakes. Call ROOTY IS ALMOST SO HAVE A Remodeling, additions, custom GARAGE SALE - Saturday DO/ HES SOTTOGO IN i DUMMIES/ HE ISN'T April 20, 10-4. at 11 Avondale after 6 p.m. 646-6494. READY, VOUR / LOOK AT IT, UP AHO DOjmTNOT J DEAD YET...HE JUST building. Free estimates. TOWNE Plumbing Service, H IG H N E S S / A W IZ E R / Phone 643-5769. Road. Leaving for Europe. SIDIIWAYBr J-A, SMELLS BAD/ repairs, alterations, vanity B .„Prle.^2895* JUNK CARS removed free. PRESIDENTIAL Call Joey, Tolland Auto Bod, cabinets a specialty. Call to FOUR PIECE padded Redwood •price doe* not include transportation, taxes, prep or options. TIMOTHY J. Connelly Carpen­ 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- VILUGE APTS. 528-1990. try and General Contracting. outdoor furniiure. 8 m.m. 4056. projector. All very good condi­ Residential and commercial. tion. 643-2805. MANCHESTER 1964 JEEP Wagoneer, V-8, 3- Whether it he a small repair Flooring 36 speed floor shift, never plowed. job, a custom Milt home or One and two bedrooms. FORD MUSTANG n Best offer. 649-6503 after 5 p.m. anything in between, call 64fr FLOOR Sanding and Near schools, churches 1379. Refinishing, (specializing in Dogs-BIrda-Pata 43 and shopping center, on Trucks tor Sale 62 older floors). Inside painting.painting, bus line. Call anytim e. MASONRY WORK - Brick, ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- SOCIETY FOR cats, kittens, TOYOTA 1971, half-ton pick-up, block and stone. New work and 5750, 872-2222. adoption, placement, shelter. 648-2623 new tires, nice condition. repairs, reasonable prices. Call Economical service vehicle. 8> 1974 lO. Inc M-n 643-9508. Route 83, Vernon. Phone 875- 10th Anniversary Bargain price, $1,695. 643-6847. 0052. MR.ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE FOUR ROOMS, second floor, ANY TYPE Carpentry and 1956 CHEVROLET pick-up, 3/4 masonrmasonry work, additions and □ MISC. FOR SALE *-*^” ^*^*^ 44 stove, refrigerator, hot water, convenient location. Two ton, new tires. Good condition. Overbidders must play well remodeling. Free estimates. A. Must sell. Asking $100. 646-^48. trumps and led a club. East V4>CRRDJ'c/ii'e44 Squillacote, 649-0811. FOR YOUR horseshoeing needs adults. $112 monthly plus Articles lor Sale 41 call Bob Gagnon, at M9-3576 security. 643-7094, 4:30 to 8:30 played the nine. South's king after 5 p.m. p.m. lost to the ace and West led The bidding has been: 17 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 South's jump to four spades back a low club to East’s ALUMINUM sheets used as NORTH 17 was a slight overbid. It West North East South printing plates, .007 thick, ...... FIRST FLOOR, two-family 7 4 K 62 jack. East played a third 1+ Pass 1? LOW COST motorcycle in­ should have been apparent to heart and the hand collapsed. PootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Antiques 46 rooms, country kitchen, con­ Y 96432 him that the ace of clubs 'Pass 2+ Pass ? Phone 643-2711. venient location, no pets. Phone surance, immediate binding. ♦ K6 See us for your needs, Crockett would be right in back of his You. South hold: WE INSTALL Aluminum WANTED — Antique furniture, 649-1677. + 863 king. South had three lines of siding, storm windows, doors, glass, pewter, oil paintings or Agency, 643-1577. play to make the hand. The ♦ K2fAJ765 f8 64 *Q94 NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 WEST EAST What do you do now? gutters, awnings, canopys, cents each. Inquire side door. other antique items. Any quan­ COVENTRY - Three-room ♦ J 8 4 4 10 7 simple one was to leave roofing. Spring special, Manchester Evening Herald. tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- Still South sliould have A —Bid three clubs. Again apartment available im­ f A 8 T KQ J 10 7 trumps entirely alone until your hand has become worth a aluminum storm windows in­ 165 Oakland Street. mediately. All utilities in­ CTcles, parts and accessories. ♦ Q8 ♦ 10 9 4 2 made his contract barring a after three rounds of dia­ Expert service. Harley- second bid. stalled, $17.88. Turnpike TV WE BUY and sell used fur­ cluded. $140 monthly. Security ♦ A Q 10 7 5 2 ♦ J 9 really impossible defense. monds. The other two are Home Improvements, 649^3406. niture. Cash on the line. One Wanted (o Buy 49 required. 872-9402, Vantage Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street SOUTH(D) That impossible defense quite complicated. We will TODAY S QUESTION Hartford. 247-9774. would start with West lead­ piece or an entire housefull. Realty. WINTHROP 4 AQ953 explain them to any reader Instead of rebidding two clubs 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 WANTED FOR CASH - An­ BY DICK CAVALLl f 5 ing his eight of hearts. East who sends us a stamped ad­ your partner has rebid one spade. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Articles tor Sale 41 Main Street Rear, behind tiques, early metal toys, trains, THREE-ROOM apartment, ♦ AJ753 would win and return a club. dressed envelope. What do you do now? Douglas Motor Sales. wind-ups, phonographs, guns, Lowest rates available. eiNCE WHEN A(?E WE lAARDITTINe West would take two club near hospital. Heat, hot water, ♦ K4 (NEWSP.APER E.NTEHPRISE A-SSN I Answer Tomorrow swords, oil paintings, pewter, stove, refrigerator and cooking Immediate binding. Prompt SEPVWSFROM F=RANCe? y tricks and lead a third club. furniture, glass. Almost gas. Wail-to-wall carpeting, Claim service. Cail Clarke In­ North-South vulnerable East would ruff with the 10 of anything old. Call anytime, 643- surance Agency, 643-1126. trumps and there would be no $165. Adults only, no pets. West North East South Answer to Previous Puzzle 6535. Security deposit required. 1* way for South to avoid the Phone 643-9678. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all loss of a trump. Spring O S E. makes, models ana speeds. 2 4 24 3V 4? 00 CLEANING OUT? We huy. Pass Pass Pass £ N D u R e Phone 528-8477. MANCHESTER - Two- Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, A C O R N s ACROSS L. e. ELE. IS bedroom, isolated end of Manches,ter Bicycle Shop, 649- Opening lead- VA West did open the ace of DOWN * 7 T.V 2098. hearts and continue. South 1 Spring month S 3 S & E. building apartment, wrap 1 Greater A R T I S T E a 3 T T S ruffed and indulged in the 4 Melt T i around view, balcony, By Oswald & James Jacoby 8 Precipitation n cathedral beamed ceiling, pool, HONDA - 350CL, 1969, good con­ luxury of playing his ace of 2 Greek war god U S 3 SETS dition, $575. Call after 6 p.m spades. Then he led a dia­ 12 Native metal 3 Day before STARE N A U 1 N sauna baths, tennis courts, A □ RENTALS 649-8407. mond to dummy's king; a sec­ 13 American 4 Sample food 3 P As we have said many Institute of E X A community building facilities, ond diamond back to his ace 5Hilum (Fr.; WOmiNG CONDITION excellent maintenance. ---- CHCF times, “If you want to overbid Mining bot.) EM B o a C 1 D Olliart $12 - $16 - $19, etc. Pooms lor Bent 1971 TRIUMPH Bonneville - t f . n cAVAU-J and a third diamond to be Engineering SIEIPIAIT e & E l £ 52 Oakland Manor Apartments, you shouid learn to play the 6 Made happy S A U E S C E. 647-0771. 650cc, twin carb. Asking $1,050 dummy well.” ruffed low in dummy. Then (ab.) 7 Tiny a a Call 646-1917 after 6. BY FRANK O'NEAL he cashed dummy’s king of 14Grafted (her.) 8 Pass a rope 27 Temperature THE THOMPSON House- 15 Legal point 40 ------Fe, New FIRST COME- Cottage Street, centrally through (ab.) Mexico FOUR ROOMS, first floor, nice 16Twist (coll.) SUZUKI 120, 1967, $250, good WITH ONE SNAP OF H!S RNSERS 9 Poker stake 28 Army officers 41 Meadows located, large, pleasantly fur­ neighborhood. $135. Phone 1- WOW LETS SEE HIM SN AP'' 17 Summers 10 Roman road running condition, rebuilt HE CAW DRIVE OUT ALL THE (ab.) 42 Rim nished rooms, parking. Call 649- 684-7061. ~ P T 5 FINGERS. (Fr.) 11 Promontory 29 Devotee FIRST SERVE! engine. Also CB 160 Honda, STAR GAXElC*0 18 Land holdings 43 Jewish month 2358, for overnight and perma­ The Closer You Look EVIL THAT POSSESSES YOU! 19 Showy flower 30 Weird 45 .M e rit nent guest rates. mechanic’s special. Call 644- -Hv CL.AY R POLLAN 20 States BOLTON - four room apart­ ARIES LIBRA 20 Property item 32 Made shoe 46 InfantiSp l The Better We Look 1953 after 4:30. Your Daily Activity Guide positively 23 Lariat repair TONIGHT ment, with garage, no children, r- MAS. 21 SfPr. 23 , 21 Mariner’s 47 Facile with FORD A cco rd ing to the Stars. 24 Preposition 37 A ll — up LARGE comfortable room for no pets. Availahle June 1st. Call APS. 19 words CAT MINI Bike, 31/2 h.p., very To develop message for Thursdoy, OCT.'1 : 2 2 ^ direction 25 More peculiar 39 Former gentleman, next to bath and 643-2365. :-23-39-46 22 Otherwise 49 President's good condition. Phone after 4 read words corresponding to numbers 9-10-18-27/F 26 Outrageous Russian rulers nickname RUU'S ANNUAL shower, kitchen privileges, t )'53-66-73 g 44-71-82-B9V^ 24 Worthless of your Zodioc birth sign. references, phone 649-0719. p.m., 646-0077. $125. TAURUS morsel FIVE-ROOM Flat, second 1 Stroighten 3! Actions 61 Slip SCORPIO floor, large remodeled kitchen h- APS. 20 25 Harem rooms 1 2 3 4 t 6 1 8 9 10 11 CamperSfTrallers 2 This 32 Of 62 For RACK DOOR SALE R(X)M for rent, phone 649-3173. m 3 Make 33 Key 63 Through 26 Atlantic (ab.) with laundry connections. New A7 20 NOP. 21 IS 13 14 furnace. Garage. $145 monthly. Moblle'H&mas 85 All-19-21-28 4 There's 34 T o ^ y 64 Until 29 Certainly _ 7 ^ - 10:00 P.M. WED., APML 17th. 5 Power 35 No 65 Drops 3-15-29-34Al 31 Six voices WIDOW AGE 37 wishes compa­ 649-9286. /12-37-52 IS l6 17 erving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 STOP paying high rent, own 6 Out 36 And 66 Unrelioble 57-68-74 g 33 Looked fixedly nion to share apartment. Phone Your Small Car GEMINI 7 In 37 Spirit 67 You 34 Rages BUZZ SAWYER SAGI'TTARIUS Ik Is 525-3906. 39 WOODBRIDGE Avenue, your own mobile home, just $3 - BY ROY CRANE 21 8 Is 38 To 68 Regordirsg 35 Plaything 995. Ready to live in. 10 year' ^r-’rJUNl 20 9 Being 39 Are 69 Post 36 Do over East Hartford. Four rooms, MR. SAWYER DOESN'T MY KEY, PLEASE, ■(U]E KNOCKS, NO ANSWER. 10 Too 40 Success 70 Over Die 21 J FURNISHED ROOM, share $105. per m onth. Adults. financing available. New and 1^50-55-59-62 M others 4) Sotisfoction 71 Your 38 Cut off twigs used homes, priced to sell ANSWER IN ROOM 731. 12 Your 42 Hord 72 Perfectirsg 1- 6-45-48^ 39 Amateur ( var.) J ?r use of apartment, has living Available May 1st. E. Headquarters Y772-78-83- 51-70-76 13 There'll 43 Golden 73Todoy 40 Dry, as wine room fireplace. $28 weekly. Trades welcome. Plaza Homes 731, SIR c" CANCER n r Yeomans, 742-8907. 14 Your 44 Hurt 74 Firsonces CAPRICORN 41 Rent 29 * 3 T ^ Phone 646-7378. ____ .2. ______„,\ JUNC 21 r Mansfield! 15 Important 45 Personal 75 DiffererKes Die. 22 44 A guidance Call 1-429-2822. Quality homes 16 0oy 46 Exciting 76 Controcts FOUR-ROOM paneled, H^JUtV 22 JAN. 48 Norse myth 33 GENTLEMAN to share four •» sensibly priced. 17 Thw ghls 47 Eorrsed 77 Into blau carpeted duplex. Nice location. 13-25-35-41 16 Aggressive 48 Popers 78 Plons 2- 8-1216/T- 49 Boy's name 3S furniture stores room apartment, swimming Stove, refrigerator, ideal for '64-67-84-87 l9 M o y 49 Opiporfunity 79 Your 4080-79-80k'-- 50 Lubricant 1971 TAG-ALONG 18’ trailer, 20 Bury SO T o ^ y 60 Endeavors ilo~or TV, washer-dryer, couple. $155. No utilities. 6 ^ LEO . 51 Culture fully self-contained, sleeps 21 Lock 51 Go 81 Your medium hear highway, 875-1333. 9233. 22 New 52 Now 82 Future JAN. 20 ■ •••••••••••••••••••• Excellent condition. l4i(lone 83 Mokirsg 52 Boy's < r IT 346-(.006 3H 8-5300 643-4159 .AUG. 22 23 Contacts 53 But H I. II ■ Apartments For Rent after 6 p.m., 649-2536. 24 And 54 Forget 84 Toke nickname MANCHESTER - nice one ?14. 5- 7-14 25 Be 55 Is 85 Your 53 Etruscan tr 47 u bedroom Ranch type apart­ LIGHTWEIGHT, pull - along, •717-24-31 26 The 56 Morscy 86 Firtgers goddess WE HAVE custonqers waiting ment, private entrance, in­ VIRGO 27 Could 57 Especiolty 87 Action PISCES 54 Weights of s r S2 DILLOn'SALES & SERVICE hardtop, tent camper, sleeps 28 Generosity 58 Con 68 Conrsections f lS B S S iw K o illY I for the rental of your apartmenl cludes heat and appliances, $175 r X, AUG. 23 HI IP v s - India or home. J.D. Real Estate six, stove, sink, ice box. One 29 Decisions 59 Fine 89 Prospects 55 111$ IM IN$nST per month. Paul W. Dougan, 319 Main Straat, Manchaatar 643-2145 '0 ; sfpf. 22 30 Hotchet 60 Attends 90 Lop 55 Girl’s name IT J Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Realtor, 643^535 or 646-1021. year old. Immaculate condir 56 Cry t lion. $1,075; Phone 649-5640. ’ \42-47-56-58 /.A d v e rs e 20-26-X.36/1 convulsively /61 ■6885-86 ruiev 54-69-75 y . (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I /v ■••VV - -H ^ '• .» »•• - ♦ c , . •

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News fox Senior Citizens Masons Visit Bermuda ■ * By Wally Fortin Friendship Lodge of Masons FREE GIFT OFFER Mason degree in 1969 on its own will visit Bermuda next week, Hi! Did you read or hear During that week, on acquaintance, 'So he’ll be candidate, the first time a in what has been billed by at where a bill was passed to give Wednesday, May 22, we will around to say hello to you Connecticut lodge had Worshipful Master Fred Gaal you seniors some tax reUef? take a bus ride to Haddam during the afternoon. exemplified a degree outside Well they told you to go to your where we will board the Yankee as a fifth anniversary trip. continental North America. Grocery Man Town Hall to pick up the forms, Clipper. From there we will The lodge made Masonic Several Grand Lodge officers You say you are a shut-in, or and then came the problem as travel the historic Connecticut history on a visit there in 1969. and a past grand master will be can’t get out to do your grocery to how to fill them out. River to Long Island for a Some 70 people will be in the in the Friendship party. shopping, or just don’t clrerish So, to try to help you we will three-hour stay at Sag Harbor. party that departs Bradley I Savings BankP OF Manchester! have Town Assessor Ed Here you will have time to visit the thought of sweating out International Sunday morning Belleville here tomorrow after­ many of the shops, and also find lines at the cashier counter? and returns the following Sun­ noon at 1 o’clock, to explain the a restaurant of your choosing to Well, I’ll tell you what I’m day. Conn*cllcut'$ Lirgnt Sivlngi Btnk fax ol Urn fU vtr • forms and alternatives to you. have your meal. Then it’s a nice gonna do. The "Grocery Man” While there, the lodge will 20 Pet. For Food, Drink So plan on being here to. get the ride back home, and it should is something new and just star­ confer the Fellowcraft degree PATHMARK OFFICE ■ Spencer St., MANCHESTER ting here in town. ’The idea is Washington — A m ericans! latest information. be a real nice trip. on its own candidate during a spend over $145.3 billion fora Action here at the Center The over-all cost of the trip for you to think of the things visit to Atlantic Phoenix Lodge, food and drink annually, o r! you need at the grocery store, which is under British Masonic starts with this past Monday. A will be |10, which includes the about 20 per cent of their total * Ends Wed., April 24 Member F.O.I.C. big day is usually held on bus and boat ride. Your-meals and then you call a number and jurisdiction. expenditures, the U. S. Agri-^B, Friday; however last Friday are extra and entirely up to you leave your order. The "Grocery Hie lodge worked a Master culture Department says. we were closed to celebrate as to where and what you’ll Man” will then get the order Good Friday so we don’t have want to eat. So plan now to join from the answering service that to talk about. I sure hope us on this trip, and shortly we that same day, and the next day you all enjoyed the long-. will be registering for it, he will do your shopping for weekend. and it was sure good because in order to have the you, and deliver it to your home or apartment. getting a little extra time off. boat all to ourselves, we must register in advance. More later. Just like that, and all for a Bingo very nominal fee. So think Monday things started with 87 During our big week our loyal friends Mary and Edward about it, and come Saturday players for our kitchen social we’ll give you more news on bingo, and it was good to see McKeever have said that for 935 MAIN ST., M ANCHESTER the umpteenth time they will where to call. TELEPHONE - 643-5171 our good friend and member Don’t forget folks that time is OPEN TUE. Through FRI. til 9 Dora Hoyt back with us again. put on our big card games for SAT. til 5:30 / CLOS. MON. ^ 10>8 MASTER CHARGE - LAY-AWAY catching up to you for the final us. This event always puts the REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN After lunch we moved upstairs payment of the Wildwood trip. where we had 68 players for frosting on the cake for us as only the McKeevers can do it. All must be paid by the first a n n i v e r s a pinochle with the following week in May. ^ winners: Speaking of Mary and Ed, Cis Wilson, 721; Betty they’ll be busy with a card 3 . 0 Jesanis, 708; Grace Windsor, game at St. Bridget School on 702; John Derby, 691; Gus Gull, Friday, April 26, and extend an Comment Session 685; Wilbrod Messier, 684; Sam invitation to you to attend. ’This A 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Board of Schors, 682; Mary Nackowski, will give you a chance to brush Directors’ comment session is 678; Ann Lehmann, 672; John up on your favorite game of set­ scheduled for ’Thursday in the m Gaily, 666; Floyd Post, 663; back or military whist, and also Manchester Municipal Lillian Lewis, 661; Paul help them out as a way of Building. Scheduled to man it is Schuetz, 660; May Tivnan, 658; saying thanks for what they Mayor John Thompson, with Ann Fisher, 656; Robina have done for us. So surprise Robert Price his alternate. Carroll, 656; Alfreda Hallin, them by attending the games on Similar sessions have been 655; Violet Dion, 647. the 26th. held since 1967 on the first Tomorrow morning we will Big Week ’Tuesday and third Thursday of have our square dance lessons, each month. ’They are for those The month of May is known and in the afternoon it will be town residents who wish to 7 as Senior Citizen’s Month, and our special kitchen social bingo with it comes our "Annual Big comment or complain on any games with a reiflinder to bring subject in the board’s jurisdic­ Week” better known as “A one can of fruit to sort of make Week to Remember. ” This year tion. When Town Comptroller up for last Friday. Nathan Agostinelli announced we will have our actipn during We will also have a guest for the week of May 20. Along with Monday he is a candidate for dinner, thq Rev. Newell Curtis the GOP nomination for gover­ our regular program, this year Jr. of the Center we are planning a nice one-day nor, he called attention to the Congregational Church. The “ innovative comment boat ride sightseeing and shop­ Rev. Mr. Curtis is new in o u r' ping trip for you. sessions” in Manchester during M town and anxious to make your his two terms as mayor. :* :i

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Little children leap up problems and asked to re­ If you are an experienced Ministry of Transport can parts of Chicago. The car is puter and emission read­ to remind motorists time is trailer hand, you might er, certain driving tech­ your trader or shift your holding up a line of traffic, and down In glee and their turn for a retest after the hooked up to a test equip­ ings are taken at two speeds of the essence. While the help make the experience niques are recommended. parents smile when they see want to turn the page. But a more pleasant one. * • * load, so keep a greater dis­ the right thing to do is sig­ necessary engine adjust­ ment van, with an infra-red — one at normal idle and law states a deadline for tance than normally be­ nal, pull off, and let them It. This source of pleasure ments have been made. emissions probe Inserted in a second at fast idle. If you’re one of the growing Whether you’ll be pulling STARTING: Accelerate compliance, we urgei mo­ army of motorists who’s tween you and the car pass. for Chica^% Residents Is a The test Itself Is short and the tall pipe and a lead torists t6 have inspections a sleek, 35-footer from coast carefully. Take it slowly and multi-colored "scoreboard” going to haul a trailer for to coast or hauling some easily. ahead. Keep out of the fast simple for the motorist. He attached to the ignition done well before that dead­ lanes and maintain a speed If a large bus or transport that dashes results of the system. Information about It is the computer and the first time this summer, furniture to the cottage in * * * passes you, air pressure may drives to one of 18 check line when facilities aren’t these tips from the Ontario . that makes sudden stops recently-introduced com­ lanes situated in various the car is fed into a com- test machines, rather than crowded.” a rented two-wheeled trail- TAKING CURVES: Stay push the rear of your trail­ pulsory emissions tests in the operator, that deter­ close to the middle of your and slow-iips unnecessary. er to the right. Almost in­ the second largest U.S. city. Pollution Wastes Gas lane. stantly. this pressure will mines pass or fall. Since * * • The scoreboard with its allowable limits differ for Seliber believes one ap­ push the front of your green and red lights that proach to getting more cars TURNING — PASSING: When towing trailer. Be prepared to steer age of car and for private Rielit Turn: Look in your tells motorists they “Pass” or commercial vehicles, the in for testing lies in the a trailer you can’t acceler­ out of this situation. Accel­ or “Fall” their emissions- current fuel crisis. He said right mirror. Signal, slow ate as fast as without it. erating a bit may help. computer instantly com­ Time-up down. If turn is sharp, move probes may be a showman’s pares the emissions of the that the same engine mal­ I Then too your car plus Braking will not. „ touch to the serious pro­ functions that cause high ahead until car’s front trailer is much longer. Be­ • * • gram. car being tested and what wheels are well ahead of permissible levels are. Re­ emissions are the ones that fore you pass, make sure But when it flashes green waste gasoline. Once the curb . . . then turn to the there’s enough time and BACKING: Back very for a car that has just com­ sults are simultaneously QUESTION: What auto­ glnes and required an aver­ right. slowly. Turn wheel slightly, printed out for the car high emissions are brought room. When you have pleted the test, the car own­ under control, gasoline con­ motive service begins pay­ age 15.4 r>er cent more time Lcfi Turn: Check traffic. then straighten. Steer by owner and flashed on the ing for itself once it is to start. _ passed, allow more room a series of slight turns. er seems to feel genuine Joy sumption will go down. Signal. Proceed slowly, before you move back to and a sense of satisfaction “scoreboard” for him to see. performed? So, In the words of many when you make your turn, Backing to righi: ’Turn Cars that pass are adorn­ Emissions insp>ectlons are ANSWER: An engine your lane. Don’t cut in and that his or her car is not conducted without extra automotive experts, "’Tune- drive well into intersection swerve . . . this can make front wheels of car to left part of Chlc|igo’s air pollu­ ed with a blue and white tune-up. ups don’t cost. They pay.” in order to swing wide, to . . . front end of trailer will cost to motorists as part of • • * • your trailer swing and sway. tion problem. sticker which is valid for 12 their annual Chicago car allow for the trailer. • • • .' go left, rear end will go months. In these days of sky­ Spark plugs should be right. One Tliird Fail license fees. There are ap­ BEING PASSED: Help rocketing gasoline prices, serviced every 5,000 miles SIAIWING, STOPPING: A Backing to left: ’Turn Car The emissions inspection proximately one million ve­ Other drivers ikiss you hicles in the city. the money saved on gas and changed every 10,000. sudden stop can jacknfe where necessary. If you’re wheels to right. program was begun in Chi­ One Major Problem ■ after a tune-up is per­ cago in June of 1973. Since Despite the fact that the formed actually can recoup then tens of thousands of emissions checks are man­ the cost of the tune-up cars have been probed to datory, helpful to the en­ Itself. In addition, bonus see if they meet hydrocar­ benefits from a freshly bon and carbon monoxide ■ ■N vironment, fairly fast and All painless, the Chicago in­ tuned engine include lower limits established by the eycK urc on llir “ sioreboard” ihul flushes penull* o f llip emissions, better passing NICflOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, NK. city. m andatory cmiaHionK IchI all Chiratto can. mu.01 ally one for every two per­ Clean Air Act by the law’s of tune-up. Correspiondlng sons. And three out of every 1975 deadline unless stricter reductions also were real­ four Americans are licensed controls were imposed on ized at driving speeds. to drive those automobiles pollution sources. MUFFLERS • • • f t Our entire way of life has Half llrui’li Goal • Champion tests showed been restructured, especi­ About one-half of these the following increase in 295 BROAD ST. telepho ne 643-iiei MANCHESTER ally since the end of World cities can reach their goals FROM passing performance fol­ War II, to accomodate the by being tougher on staUon- lowing an overdue tune-up. (Opposite Sears Automotivo) "««•> Tim., w«l, m . b . b.bo; m n. b-b s«. a -1 tremendous increase in the ary sources, primarily in­ $ 14.95 There was an average 8.0 number of automobiles and dustrial and commercial per cent increase in engine Russell E. Train, Administra­ the mobility which they af­ facilitios, and through INSTALLED FREE power which would allow ford. We have built our lives tor, U.S. Environmental Pro- the car to pass another ve­ tcciion Agency. transit improvements, park­ Because We Appreciate You.., around the automobile ahd ing restrictions and auto­ aO SI AMIRICAN COMPACT CARS hicle in 8.0 per cent less are now almost totally de­ distance. OTHtR CARS COMPARATIVIIT PRICiO « • • pendent upon some form of (Prie. Iltl p o iM In m RifM Mvtnw C«ilm| personal transportation. CUtTORI PIPf KNDIW . Tuned engines showed All MARK Of CARR t TRVCRI ANOTHER WAY TO SERVICE YOU BETTER Relying on the automo­ improved starting efficiency A bile’s capabilities most of us according to Champion have situated ourselves be­ tests. Untuned engines ex­ yond practical walking or FREE OIL CHANGE The muffler perience twice as many installing another alignment machine to cycling distances of rela­ ’’won’t starts" as tuned en- handle all types of cars Including foreign. Also a tives, friends, jobs, stores, AT S&S BUICK that’s guaranteed churches, medical and rec­ for as long at new and-better Brake Service Center reational facilities, libraries More Vehicles and theaters. And on top of you own the car- this, in most areas public Boosting Need< transit today is either In- adetjuate or nonexistent. For Mechanics ilD ^ f u ^ r ^®‘* Better Major Polliitanis M u f f le r Five years from now there With The Quickest And Finest As a result the automobile With This Coupon and Your R e g a l C e n te r will be a need for at least 100,-1 Tire Service In Town has become the single most G.M. ENERGY CHECK, we will 000 more mechanics beyond the Important source of three approximately 600,000 we have major air pollutants. give you a FREE OIL CHANGE now. With more than 120,000,000 is estimated that in 1971, on a nationwide basis cars expected on the roads in 5 Goodyear gasoline powered motor ve­ years, that is a conservative es­ This Offer Is Made To timate. hicles contributed 43 per­ ANY Q.M. CAR OWNER cent of the hydrocarbons 62 With car population growing percent of the carbon mon­ No Matter Where You Purchased Your Car Pickup Trucks S C i l O C at the rate of 3.4 million a year, oxide, end 31 percent of the and Vans ...... there is now only one mechanic CUSTOM STEELGUARD RADIAL nitrogen oxide emitted into for each 170 vehicles. ’The ideal the air. is one for each 80 cars. In many cities, however, Young people apparently do these motor vehicles contri­ S & S B U IC K not understand the earnings and ' buted far more than the 345 Center St.Manchester, Conn. opportunities in the job. We Have Almosf 7000 Tires national averages — reach-- • W .I I I E n g ta n d 't — Average hourly earnings of ing the 90 percent range in some cities. •1AOANS ST, MNCHESTER (Opts Em.) I4M S71 .646-2112 mechanics in Detroit are now In Our Warehouse T il ja g $6.13, with some making much Moton more. $25,000 a year is not un­ usual. ■ [ • ■ , • ,t ,f .t 4 I ,1 t. ' French are Lacking Facilities Buying S o m e New Tires? Japan For Proper Car Maintenance Put Best on Rear Wheels Requires Inspections When a person buys a appear to be more of a By ROBERT AHIER CAR CARE ABOUT THE AUTHOR new dishwasher, he’s going safety hazard than on the i In Prance one must take There is no real answer Robert Abler, who authors to this question. to put it where he needs it front, a finding at variance ABOUT THE AUTHOR as good care of a car as of most — in the kitchen. with automotive folklore. a wife, better If possible. the accompanying report from Each of the four French Ei*o Ikeda, who coniribules France, has been a United automakers has tried £b give Safety experts say the same And bald tires on wet pave­ IhU report from At-'least,' this is what rule applies when buying ■ CEN fER y. Press Intcrna- its own answer by offering ment make a particularly presmtiy both Vice President people used to say. Now new tires. Unless the car hazardous combination. lEir ''yflH R Bi lional Staff a year guarantee on parts, jy J j^ u t o n io b lle Journalists Frenchwomen take very Correspondent has front-wheel drive, tires "Vehicles in accidents Pjionej7S-3379 2Vi MUes From Veraon Cirde good care of themselves, or a mUeage guarantee on Association of in Paris since parts and labor or some should go where they're have a larger number ot Japan and Di­ thank you, and cars are 1944. needed most — on the rear severely worn tires on the becoming more and more combination of both, in rector of the His specialty wheels. rear than on the front, sug­ difflcult to service. their own registered ga­ Traffic Jour- has been cov­ "When selecting a pair gesting that it Is^fer to France is still far behind rages. nalists Associa­ erage o f the of replacement tires in the put newer or less worn tires tion of his na­ the United States in mass But there are hardly automotive in- same size and construction on the rear,” said the gov­ tive country. production of automobiles, enough garages to go iK ■■ si dustry in all of around and a one-year as already on the car, they ernment survey. As one of highway construction, ga­ . ‘ its aspects from Aliicr . , guarantee means relatively should be put on the rear the leading test rages, parking lots and racing and pro­ wheels for better traction servicing. But since World little to a buyer who spends drivers of new duction through servicing and handling," says Ross I cars, his rc- War Two, the development at least $2,000 on a small car. .since before joining the Paris In addition, the French R. Ormsby, Chairman of the „„„ ports appear of automobiles in this coun­ UPI staff. cover much less ground Tire Industry Safety Coun­ regularly in try has been startling . . . Mr. Ahier has a Master of cil. Japanese and also English from an output of 34,625 each year than do Ameri­ SLOWING, STOPPING: A Arts degrte in Diplomacy and cans. Average mileage runs Many experts feel motor­ sudden stop can Jacknfe language magazinin. cars in 1945 to a total 3.2 Law from Parts University and Mr. Ikeila was bom in Tok­ million in 1973. between 8 and 15,000 miles ists who develop tire prob­ your trailer or shift your in the United States kos stud­ ' load, so keep a greater dis­ yo in 1934 and was graduated Even more Important, a yearly. This means people lems on the front axle, ied Political Science and Phi­ want to keep their cars op­ because of skidding or dis­ tance than normally be­ from Waseda University in big 55 per cent of the total losophy at Wesleyan Univer­ erating satlsfactorUy be­ ablement, still have a cer­ tween you and the car 1957. He has owned and driv­ production is exported all sity, Middletown, Conn. en antmnobilea for 23 years. oyer the world. tween three and five years. tain degree of control over ahead. Keep out of the fast Studies Being Made the vehicle with the steering lanes and maintain a speed that msdees sudden stops The Common Market has wheel. However, when the By EIZO IKEDA Who are in a better position now initiated wide and ex­ problem occurs on the rear DiRerenl in France to get proper servicing. Japanese passenger car pensive studies to Improve wheels most drivers have ownership has increased B u t maintaining a In urban areas, garages highway safety, pollution no way to compensate for (DEALER IMPRINT) French-built car Is'basically generally devote their time ten-fold during the past ten control and dependency of skids or swerves before the years. More than half of the different from doing the to one single make of car. cars in the coming years. vehicle can be stopped. same in the United States. It is very difflcult and very enormously enlarged num­ A tire so strong, — The Common Market gov­ Tire safety experts from ber of drivers are first Ume Cars here are smaller. An expensive to get servicing, ernments are also taking American compact ranks as spare parts and work done. the National Bureau of car owners, short on ex­ measures to slow down the Standards Office of Vehicle perience. Compared to other a large car in Europe. Con­ Body finishing has not mass slaughter on roads SEIBERLING struction material is lighter. reached American stand­ Systems Research Institute countries the background and highways every week­ for Applied Technology sur­ of the average Japanese A low-cost automobile ards and often rots or peels end and during holidays. weighs from 1,500 to 2,000 off. veyed Independent studies car owner is unusual. gave it one of the A mandatory check-up of conducted throughout the The older driver here, pounds. Engines are small, All Dune by Hand all cars every year or two country and Involving thou­ also his fellows abroad, has too, with the exception of Hours are spent by motor­ years by a government-ac­ sands of passenger cars. a deep mechanical knowl­ sports cars. A typical wide­ ists fixing minor malfunc­ credited body is also under ly-sold model boasts only 60 Their findings appear to edge, gained from past ex- STRONGEST tions with a screwdriver in discussion in government horsepower, three to four hand, washing, polishing agree with the Council's fterlence. He knows how to circles, in spite of the heavy recommendations. times less than an average and painting, all by hand. costs Involved. care for his car and keep her running in a trouble American car. This kind of kid glove A safe tip to North Ameri­ There Is strong evidence WARRANTIES free memner. French-built motors turn treatment has become im­ can drivers visiting Europe: that a significant number faster to reach maximum possible with mass produc­ don’t t^ke your car along of car owners place least For the inexperienced in the industry. power, and thus they are tion and the lack of space with you. Rent one in Eu­ worn tires on the front driver, car maintenance more vulnerable to break- for personal repairs within rope with as much inclu­ wheels, whereas available presents a problem. He has and Aggressive dovm..An average car rarely big cities. This leaves driv­ sive Insurance as possible, accident experience Indi­ to have someone keeping his 78-Series Tread makes it p a st'60.000 miles. ers with a big problem: how then close your eyes and go cates the least worn tires car in shape for him. Often city dwellers resell to take care of a car without ahead .... should be placed on the rear. Inexperienced drivers Construction for comfortoble ride and their cars to country folks spending too much money? "Bald tires on the rear tend to buy new cars to top performance. avoid mechanical problems. The average private car '3 body plies for rugged runs about 1,000 miles per durability and comfortable ride. month, say 11,000 mUes per belts help protect against rood hazards HERE’S A WAY TO STAY IN TUNE year. Therefore little trou­ and strengthen the tread for long mileage WITH THE TIMES. ble should be expected dur­ ing the first two years of and added traction. ownership. New cars have ENERGY CHECK USA the advantage that If, and Guaranteed for Customer Satisfaction when, they give trouble. It ^ Replacement in RrstsSS^TTiSdUfa whitewalls as low as Is only necessary to call for Whether its our Economy Check-up', the dealer’s mobile service TIPS unit. 8o, as a piece of gen­ or our personalized Economy Tune-up e l^ ie n tly and econom icolly. O ur ser- V I * department is read y to turn you on eral advice to the mechan­ agSSSSHiSHi FOR I . . . we re out to help make your cor run to Energy Check USA ically Innocent — "Buy a BETTER I new car and have fewer ?nd Ih S t M % r ir S \ it e problems.” MILEAGE. ENB?GYCHECK#r There are strict regula­ tions In force concerning ^ ,0 0 0 Mile Wear-Out Warranty ECONOMY CHECK-UP INCLUDES: the safety maintenance of m ^Engine diagnosis cars. As a condition of reg- Ti'1^^1 RMbh^fro^'"® guaranteed by The Seiberling Visual wheel alignment istraUon, all vehicles In in Company fo give its purchaser 40,000 miles of tread wear if used VCarburetor inspeefion '^Air cleaner inspection F78-14 V Visual tire balance check Japan must pass an Inspec­ V Drive belt tension check ▼ Visual fuel, oil, coolant leak IheTr^weTs^^dowoTlhe h" T ”! " installed.^f V Tire pressure check $4095 tion every two years (one in finn miioc "c 1° r® ^ f lud'cators before deliverine check year for trucks). 40,TOO miles, any Seiberling dealer in the United Stales will reolace the tirn Here are a few tips from To pass this test, every f" ® '"''«ge basis chargirfronly for m! e 3£6 dctuslly r6C6iV6(J. PrOpBT tIrG CdTG is flG CfiS^rv fn nhtain fh® m 'l PLUS $2.81 F. E.T. professional drivers that can car, even one which has greatly increase your gasoline MOST CARS engineered into t^he RT-78 Steel Radial, fo keep fh ?v!arraSy in^effeef the SIZE WHITEWALL mileage; b^iergycheck<«^ ®"'»*7.95 been driven only 20,000 F.E.T. miles In 2 years must be ^^dial rotated every 8,SoO miles by a participating Seiberling dealer. Rotation will be free of charge. ^ FR78-14 $44.90 $2.81 • Avoid prolonged idling such ECONOMY TUNE-UP INCLUDES: HmWa WlMt W * Do: serviced completely. as at a railroad crossing. It's GR78-14 p Replace all brake linings. Thanks to this obligatory Lifetime Warranty $49.90 $2.95 far more economical to shut An Economy Tune-up starts with our HR78-14 off the engine. • Turn and true all drums. system, vehicles In Japan $54.90 $3.15 Arc linings to match drums are kept In a retisonably GR78-15 $49.90 $3.05 • Slow down from your usual al 1969-1974 GM cars. It contains fac- safe state. Suspension, speed, keeping a light, steady • Repack front wheel HR78-15 $54.90 $3.42 Thir condenser. brakes, lighting, windshield foot on the gas pedal. Then we: Set factory engine dwell and bearings. • Bleed and rrfill brake system. wipers and non-standard manual exclusions found in purchaser’s ownirs LWya-Ys • Check tire pressure regu- timing (or your particular cor, adjust modifications are checked $62.90 $3.86 larly.^nderinflation especially carburetor idle speed and fuel-mix- . for safety. hurts fuel economy. lure, check the PCV valve, inspect It Is advisable for owners • Avoid jackrabbit starts. Do to get .more frequent main­ the same for sudden accelerai B.EGoodrich tenance for their cars, such tion while driving. CAR CARE as taking them to the deal­ i 1 : 4 V I I y- • Keep youry:ar in tune. Tests and ventilation filter. ’ ° cleaner element were fhe ofher guys er’s service facility periodi­ show a tune-up can save over a cally. However, if this is not gallon of gasoline in every AMillCAN IXMfSt . MASTil.CMAICi 8 cyllndar only * 27.95 MVOIVINC CM AICf . lANKAMXICAXO ix>sslble, the driver should tankful. C EN fER ask for a quick “check- Any of the above will improve e n e r g y c h e c k USA through” when he stops at your mileage. But the most TIRE OUTLET the gasoline station. Bt 83, Rockville Phone g75-3379~ Miles From Vemon Circle important are regular, expert Service stations are capa­ tune-ups. Let Our professional ROUTE 83, VERNON mechanics attend to yours. Open ble of simple engine tuning ,Once a year or every 10,000 Mon.-FrI. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. and, of course, they check miles. - J 1SI 5SP®" roMTiAc 8at. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. oil, water, tires and spark ------649-2881 plugs. 872-2228 STARTING: Accelerate Boy Scout Rule Recommended Poorly Timed Engine Means Loss carefully. Take It slowly and easily. AffTO FACTS Tasi^^^^rce Proposes Uniformity Of Power; Demands More Gas * • • TAKING CURVES: Stay HELP!!! close to the middle of your T E M v e R ^ R S t e l l s A LOT IiySafety, Emissions, Noise Tests lane. If. your car should break other conditions that anti-pollution devices and down on a busy highway, waste gas include pOorly set poor compression due to / T h e inventio m o f the It’s a 95 mile drive from the Ontario Traffic Safely Ignition timing. A poorly bad valves or other engine THeKMOMETEB HELPED ministry suggests you take timed engine means loss of defect. 1^ CHAN&E MEDICAL HISTDlty. Benton Harbor, Mich, to of Walker Manufacturing Ev e n w ith t o d a v s te c h - / Chicago, ni. Yet In that Co., “The Task Force’s ob­ the following actions to engine power so more gaso­ To detect and correct any summon help and create line Is needed to provide of these gas wasters, bring NOLOGV.WHEN YOU'RE , short distsmce a motorist jective Is to help formu­ SICK,THE FIRST 1HIN&X late and establish at the the least possible hazard to power necessary to opierate. your car Into your favorite DOCTOR u s u a l ly will pass through jurisdic­ /o IS CHECK YOUR T E M ^R tions with three dilTerent state level, with federal youi*self and other motor­ Other engine power rob­ service outlet for a tune- ists: bers and fuel wasters In­ up. Don’t be surprised if the STKRI ATURE . IT'S A CHECK ON tyjres of vehicle Inspection approval, a uniform na­ I M tfn {iirA YOUR WHOLE SYSTEM. laws. tional periodic motor ve­ • Pull completely off clude clogged PCV valve, fuel you save almost pays vvv plus other malfunctioning hicle .Inspection program the road onto the shoulder. for the cost of that tune-up. which includes safety, emis­ fJ In Michigan, the’ only In­ sions and noise Inspection • Use your four-way spection law Is a random standards and procedures.” emergency flasheri. spiot test of a few safety- A n d SO it is w it h • Lift up the hood of YOUR c a r . e n g in e t e m p related items. Indiana has your car and tie a white e r a t u r e t e l l s a l o t . compulsory vehicle Inspec­ Only 31 states have com­ handkerchief to the radio i i * THE w a r n in g l ig h t FOUND < tion on an annual basis. pulsory inspection of safety antenna or door handle. IN a ao st c a r s t o d a y is Chicago has no safety In­ items like tires, brakes and DESIGNED TO TELL YOU IF spection law but has com­ lights. Along with Chicago, • Use flares if you have YOUR ENGINE IS BOILING them. OVER. B u t it WON'T WARN pulsory emissions tests. New Jersey has emissions Where there^ no Boy Scout around to help, always Be YOU OF e a r l y s t a g e s Inspiection laws. Prepared. Having a safe, properly maintained car and OF OVERHEATING. good driving habits are important to all motorists, but the To eliminate such confu­ sion and help alleviate three TURNING — lone woman driver must use an extra measure of caution According to car experts, when she drives. Driving the chililren to school every day major problems involving Right T u rn : Look in your motor vehicles, a new group inspection laws now In ef­ right^^^nirror. Signal, slow Is just one o f the times when the lone woman driver must fect have value beyond con­ be prepared for every situatimi. has proposed a solution. The down. If t\irn is sharp, move Motor and Equipment Man­ tributing to vehicle safety. ahead until car's front ufacturers Association has Inspections also make mo­ wheels are well ahead of A SPECIAL DECALOGUE FOR THE . , . S o IT'S Wis e to day torists more conscious of Cl o s e a t t e n t io n t o formed a periodic motor ve­ curb . . . then turn to the hut stmoffer... m VOUR COOLING s y s t e m . the over-all condition of right. hicle Inspection Task Force. THE CAR CARE COUNCIL their cars, including engine Left Turn: Check traffic. Lone Woman Driver RECOMMENDS FREOUENT components affecting lower Signal. Proceed slowly. c h e c k s o f h o s e s , b e lts According to Task Force All work done by automotive experts... Hurry in this week! A n d p r e s s u r e c a p have emissions and better fuel When you make your turn, The Xen Commandnients were made for every­ Chairman Wayne E. Rapp economy. one, but the Lone Woman Driver must have a set THE s y s t e m f l u s h e d a n d drive well Into Intersection NEW ANTI-FREEZE COOLANT in order to swing wide, to of her own. Here is her Decalogue: in s t a l l e d a n n u a l l y , a n d FOR EVEN u RSATER SAFE­ allow for the trailer. I TY h a v e a temperature THOU SHALL NOT PICK UP HITCHHIKERS 10 POINT 'S i GAUGE in s t a l l e d . Being a “lady Samaritan” can be extremely risky when you’re on the road alone. That innocent looking boy with the sweet face may be a Baby-Pace Nelson In disguise. II BRAKE THOU SHALL NOT GIVE STRANDED MOTORISTS A LIFT Improperly Adjusted Carburetor When you’re driving along.the highway and see an anxious motorist standing in front of his raised hood, OVERHAUL Cojitributes.^ to Wasting Gasoline keep right on driving. Instead of giving someone a lift yourself, go to the nearest service station and report the situation. 1. Replace brake lining ENERGYOIECK^l on all 4 wheels ALLforOVLY HI virtually any malfunc­ With a too-lean carbure­ THOU SHALL BE SURE TO CARRY SPARE CHANGE 2. Arc lining for perfect tion fn the carburetlon and contact with drums tor setting and with too ECDNCMTCHECK-UP Asking for hM d-outs may work for a panhandler, Ignition systems contributes 3. Rebuild all 4 wheel cylinders little gasoline In the fuel/ Engine diognosts of ,emergency a few spare coins are a to gasoline wastage. If the air mix, you hamper engine \ / Visual tire bolance check necessity. That pay phone won’t work on love, and 4. ’Ibm and true brake drums carburetor is Improperly performance. Thus, you V Corbwretor inspection V Tire pressure check that dime might just be needed to call the police. 5. Inspect master cylinder adjusted, one of two con­ must step on the accelera­ y Drive belt tension check Air cleaner inspection ditions may exist. Either 6. Repack front wheel bearings tor harder to get sufflcleiit V Visual wheel alignment checii^' V Visual fuel, oil coolant leak check 7. Inspect brake hoses Drum type. there is too much or too power to operate. So, more THOU SHALL ALWAYS LOCK YOUR DOORS 8. Install NEW brake shoe Includes all little gasoline in the fuel/ gasoline Is wasted. WHEN DRIVING ALONE return springs parts listed. air mixture. $ ^ 9 5 An imlocked door or window is'an open Invitation 9. Add s i^ r heavy duty Add *4 each Other carburetor-related for mtruders. Your side vent will provide enough brake fluid for NEW wheel If there Is too much gaso­ defects that waste fuel in­ iresh air. A locked door Is not only a security measure, 10. Itead test car. Any parts not ^ cylinders. line, the excess fuel will not clude malfunctioning auto­ matic choke and dirty air but m case of collision It’ll prevent you from flying listed above extra, if needed a l l ^ be converted to power but out the door. AMERICAN CARS except luxury cars. cleaner. If the choke Is Add »10 parts cost for luxury cars. will eventually escape from V the engine in a raw state. stuck, you'll be getting too much gasoline In the air/ ENERGY CHEC^^2 THOU SHALL NOT ENTER AN UNLIT This not only wastes the PARKING LOT ALONE fuel mixture. If the air fuel but contributes to air cleaner Is dirty, then the air Having a personal bodyguard Is not always feasible, Strength . Durability . Long Mileage . Protection pollution. In some cases, a supply will be restricted, ECONOMY TUNEHJP but try to have someone accompany you to your car too-rlch carburetor setting again creating a too-rlch • Install Spark Plugs.. . Points arvj Corxienser. at night. A lone female walking through a deserted will cause engine flooding mix. In either case, you’re • Set foctory specified engine dwell and timing for your particular car. parking lot Is a temptation few muggers can resist. STEEL RADIALS and an even greater waste dumplM excess raw gas In­ • Adjust carburetor idle speed ond fuel mixture. • Check (PCV) Positive VI of fuel. to the (engine. Crankcose Ventilation Volve. • Inspect oil hoses for deterioration (crocks or oif THOU SHALL ALWAYS DRIVE DEFENSIVELY RADIAL V-1 STEEL damoge) leaks — tighten as necessary. • Check Battery — clean ond coat terminals. Placing the blame on “the other guy” won’t help A superbly designed radial tire with • Check air cleoner element and ventilation filter. • Inspect all belts you much If you’re In the hospital. Always watch for the unexpected. M ill steel stabilizer l>elt laminated between for wear—tighten as necessary. VH four rayon belts under the tread. THOU SHALL ALWAYS KEEP YOUR CAR UP TO SNUFF s t e e l r a d i a l 5 0 0 4 Cylinder — $19.95 Is easier than remedying one. And listen to your "woman’s Intuition.” If you think lou gh steel belts on a radial cord body for exceptional performance Fuel Squandered When Ignition 6 Cylinder — $24.95 have U che'cked'*^’ ^ service facility and if * mileage and protection. System Fails to Function Well 8 Cylinder — $29.95 VIII GAS TANK With Air Conditioning, $3 extra GO BELOW HALF FULL BY T t r e ^ t o n e Any defect In the IgmUion boots, distributor or coil s t ^ io n /il» Shortage, many service system Is likely to create malfunctions. * fl

No one pours gasoline in Inside the engine, a stuck his radiator, but a car’s heat riser valve also wastes cooling system can be re­ gas. When this valve is not sponsible for reducing gas­ operating as It should, fuel KEMPTON’S oline mileage. So can other is not vaporized efficiently car parts that seemingly and excess raw gas escapes have no connection with into the exhaust. fuel consumption. As for the exhaust system Discount Tire Center Since the condition of the Itself, If there Is any ob­ 634 Center St. - 646-5892 - Manchester cooling system affects en­ struction In It, fuel econ­ gine r>erformance, abnor­ omy suffers. The reason Is Now Celebrating Our malities In cooling temper­ the obstruction will make atures curtail gasoline mile­ the engine work harder and age. A faulty thermostat, thus use more gas. causing an engine to run CHECK TIRES IN A.M. too cool, creates a condition For accurate tire pressure Anniversary! where more gas ip needed readings, be sure to check to maintain power; An over­ yours before you’ve driven heating engine also ham­ too many miles. Constant, pers efficient combustion of high speed travel will gen­ fuel. erally increase air pressure. SPRMG SAVMGS ’ "i? “"** ‘ he Clianiplon Spark Plug Company Highway o n a ll Safely Team, ha« ga» economy on !•■« mind. USAC, the omdul Nanctioning body of Indy-lype w l i r d ’ il*"* »»■ "« 30 prrcenl. So Gram and hi« fellow drivil^ i^'tl.1 P ™ '" ''" * •“ ™® ‘•*® "“ ">e fuel Mivinga proredurex recommended for all motorists in this tune of gasoline shortages. Accc»rdinc to luillan auto expert Murecllo Sabbatini, author of this article, the rapid growth of c^ar ownerahip in hin country haa been accompanied by a general and regrettable neglect of car maintenanee. So, frequent breakdown* of cam on AM 8 JVB crowded highways often lead to traffic Jams like these. In addi­ tion, the typical Italian car owner pays little heed to gasoline SHOP US FIRST BEFORE TOU BUYI Six Ways to Stretch Mileage economy or pollution, Sr. Sabbatini opines In the amusing re­ port (below ) on the habits of his countrymen in caring (or Sav« fiM l... Sav* 50% on s*lact*d parts not caring) properly for their cars. SPECIAL SAVINGS ON tMfered by Noted Race Driver with our Spring^ntoiSavIngs Spaclalsl TRUCK CAMPER TIRES and By JERRY GRANT a i r ___ ..______. . . _3. If you’ve ever ridden and tires changed in 20 Italian Car Care Champion Spark Plug Co. with a professional race ___ MAO WHEELS! Highway Safely Team «!Conds. But avoid, if you driver, you know that he is can, long periotls of idling, • I w T i i ENGINE TUNE-UP Maybe you believe that a an extremely smooth driver, cither at a service station or PARTS SPECm A *Not-y* Problem lOOS GUMANTEED NEW TIRES! professional race driver giv­ both on and off the track. any other place. I taiMst lysrii pht>. P*W Ml, risim ir, K * vslvs IssI ing tips on saving gasoline He doesn’t indulge in gas- By MARCELLO SABBATINI ABOUT THE AUTHOR: wasting Jack-rabbit starts. If you have to wail in n>si. Shst sad (swi, dt|klVls«,Iuaslatiil|M yM flwr. Is like a vegetarian offering Driving In Italy Is more Marcello Sabbatini is one keeps a steady foot on your car for more than a Mcuaifacfvrsr'i SuspsiM Uit ^rkm tlU (* advice on how to barbeQue of the best known and most THE GUARANTEE IS SIMPLE! the gas pedal, doesn’t pass few moments, tom off the of an adventure than ever. a steak. I don’t know about controversial journalists of IF ANYTHING HAPPENS TO THE NEW erratically or lane hop. engine. This holils true at In town, the constant traf­ the vegetarian and the TaaiyKisifii..:::::::;;...... fic Jams lead to neurosis. the Italian mo­ TIRE BEFORE YOU WEAR IT OUT All these maneuvers con­ a railroad crossing while steak. I do know that saving VAUDATION AftlA Main roads are always clog­ tor world. Bom WE LL REPLACE IT fuel Is becoming a vital sume fuel unnecessarily. waiting for a train or at a ... •oeekel waiting for someone ged because motorists use 47 years ago in consldetaUon to those of us them In preference to the Abruzzi, he has 4. The successful race to come mit of the store. D«t* Ownw &s®mi«ions test, ,hi hour to 50- can save you 37 cities Identified by the Environmental Prole!Jii„^ today Italian motorists ab­ fumes are for the Italians, more than 20 per cent in solutely don’t worry about; used to seeing smoking p f n problem communities. Program fuel. With gasoline prices FORD pollution and fuel. chimneys In the exhaust Director B m ie Brand points out the same enaine nmh Discount Tire Centers the way they are, you’re sav- Also, Italians In general pipes of thousands of mini almost four gallons or e a suhstitute glove compartment, or on larly true on licarh hliol. where the white Hand, eun ea.t an and your loved ones have coil outputi charging rate The motorist can no longer operate a car without cash at the hank. And a savings account for gas is not one of the services the rear-window deck. The annoyinp; glare when the sun is too bright. (Photo courtesy a safe and breakdown-free of generator or alternator, handiest place for your o f K o d a k .) considering the need to conserve fuel. offered by even the most innovative financial institution. But this young motor­ trip, here’s a list o f Items install new spark plugs. In­ camera equipment Is on the to check with your favorite spect plug wires and boots, Therefore, he accepts the fact that he must both ist and her banker friend demonstrate the fact that up to two gallons oC gaso­ seat beside you. drive sensibly and maintafai his car to get the best pos­ line TOr tank^l can be saVbd when a car’s engine is tuned. Driving sensibly is service outlet before you service and replace distri­ • * • depart. butor components, service sible fuel economy. another sure-nre way of helping to solve the energy shortage. tie a knot at that point. ful flowers. Thpse will frame • • » V * * CAR PICTIJRE.S Tape one end of the string carburetor, check emission your picture set It off, and system and replace air While driving to your to the lens mount of your RRAKES, TIRES AND An increasing number of owners are aware high speeds create the desired depth. cleaner. Also check battery camping site, you will want camera and you're ready WHEELS: Ha-ye brake lin­ and erratic driving are shameful wasters of fuel. • • • and cables, cranking, start­ to take some pictures. It for perfect close-up shots’. ings inspected, check fluid A speeder and practitioner of jack-rabbit starts and ha­ SUNSET.S ing and operating voltages Is always best to stop the To take a picture of a, levels and seals and adjust bitual lane-changer uses significantly more gas than the Your family silhouetted and electrical w i ^ g . prudent driver. car, but sometimes this Is flower for example, simply brakes. Clheck tires for ex­ t o not possible. If you must hold the string in front of against a setting sun is al­ cessive wear or visible signs S a u o shoot from a moving car, the camera and move In ways a good shot to include of damage. If needed, ro­ in your picture-story. If you G a s , shoot through the front until the knot touches the tate the tires. Also, check window. If you shoot out of flower; then drop the string O&n look at the sunset wheel alignment and bal­ without squinting your eyes, Compelling Reason for Shortage. the side window, the fore­ and shoot. ance and make sure your Add to this the car owner who neglects tune-up, who ground of your picture will it can be photographed In shock absorbers are not be blurry. Hold your camera color. In other words, with worn out or damaged. fails to keep his tires inflated properly and commits other automatic cameras, wait maintenance transgressions and you have as much a com­ as steady as ptossible with­ FOREST.S until the sun is below the VISION: Check wind­ (o pelling reason for gasoline shortages as all the problems out bracing It against the When taking pictures in horizon or behind a cloud, shield wipers, headlights, in the oil-producing world combined. car, because vibration will SHia blur your pictures. a forest on a sunny day, you and then shoot. turn signals, back-up and I SCRMirON MOTORS HAS will find excessive lighting After you’ve taken your • • • brake lights to make sure contrasts, from the , dark pictures and removed the they are in good condition. The threat to your right to operate your car has A SENSIBLE WAY TO STAY IN TUNE NATURE PHOTO.S shadows spawned by the film from the camera, store Make sure washer reservoirs its roots in the energy crisis and'air pollution problem. Campers, more than other trees to the bright sun­ It in a cool place until you are filled and that all glass WITH THE TIMES. ^ light when the sun shines can take it to be processed. However, the level of pollutants from cars is on a vacationers, have a love of and mirrors are clean. the outdoors and a feeling through. To avoid this steadily declining platrau. A ll cars built since 1967 • for nature. Your pictures striped effect, scenes in the have some form of emission control devices. A s low should reflect this. deep woods are best when emission-equipped vehicles replace older cars with­ The most attractive na­ taken on an overcast day out such equipment,’ the air is getting cleaner. ture pictures often are those or In hazy sunlight. An ex­ And as more motorists are made aware that engine taken close-up — the flowers posure meter will be a big maintename keeps emissions low, even the older cars In bloom, the shells or un­ •help. are emitting less pollutants. usual rocks your child finds, • • • ENERQT CHECK#! even the toad he brings MOlINTAIN.S back to camp; all are per­ Bright sunlight Is best T * > * c $ t o n e fect subjects for close-up for distant mountain vistas, » » V egonomycheck -up shots. V Engine diagnosis but don't overlook dramatic It s no exaggeration that the average citizen would be y / Visual tire bolance check With extreme close-ups, storm-cloud effects. Gen­ V Carburetor inspection 1974 lost without his or her car. Therefore, the average Joe and y Tire pressure check it’s important to measure erally, mountain scenes are Jane is looking at his car in a new way. V Drive belt tension check ^ Air distance accurately. An easy Improved by cross-lighting, ORIGINAL way to do this is with a SIlPFH* V Visual wheel alignment check y plus a foreground object — Visual fuel, oil, coolant leak check piece of* string. Whatever a child looking at the scene, EQUIPMENT close-up distance your cam­ overhanging tree branches, era permits, measure this a rushing stream, or color­ Car Something to Care For J distance with a string and WHITEWALLS The car is now being regarded as something to care for *5.95 Expires Maysn«ij a31, I, 1974 so U will run right and last longer. ’ DELUXE CHMI1PI0N®SUP-R-BELT® Your Car Section, recognizing this new trend, is dedicated to helping you get better gas mileaee Siz* A78-13 lower emissions and longer use from your car It is further P lu s M 8 0 F.E.T and Accounts for Wasting Almost Two old Lira. fniws'in this landfnd w£-..rfwho 11 help you keep your vehicle skilleVUhS^L' running right. ENERGY CHECK#2 e c d n c m y tu n e-up Gedlons for Every 20 You Suy, SizM 978*14. 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• Adiust carburetor idle s f ^ and fuel mixture • C te k S f ' p ' ♦27®" Untuned engine* will, on average, eon*ume more than P lu s » 2 . 0 5 e o *2 17 Plus*2 33to"2 58 Crankcase Ventilation Valve • Insoect nil hn i .. Positive F.£.T. a n d old tire. F.E T. a nd old lira. When Sleep Is Not Good for You 8 percent more fuel than when frethly tuned,.However, S U M 078*14.19; domage) leaks-tighten as necessary, . C h « k B^ie'rv SUM J78*14.16; k78*16 test* conducted by Champion Spark Plug Company *how H78-14.15 that in extreme cate* badly neglected engine* watte even “Asleep at the switch,” an 11 years had “fallen asleep” expression current during at the wheel. more fuel. Some engine* were to badly out o f tune ^4i i l 50 the days when railroads Extended driving without that they were uting 20 to 35 percent more fuel than were a major means of tuned engine*. Plo**2 6710*2 97 Plus >3 0 5 to *3 19 rest is the chief cause — F E T. a nd old tire. transportation, could have •29.95 F.E T. a n d old lira. even three hours of driving BlackwaNs In moat aizaa *2.50 laaa a counterpart today, “Asleep without stopping can cause at the wheel.’’ Operating a car with an untuned engine Is like having A ll p ric e * p lu s taxea a n d old tire. The same long mileage tires that come on many new 1974 cars attention lapses of three or a small hole in your gasoline tank. You’re wasting almost Two fiberglass belts under tread for strength and long wear ^ About 20% of all automo­ four seconds while driving. two gallons of fuel for every 20 you put In the tank. CHARGE 'EM Two cord body plies of smooth*riding polyester bile accidents are believed ifs COLO.SSAL SAVINC.S According to tests conducted by Champion Spark Plug to be the result of driver If every motorist in the Company, a tuned engine will consume 8.2 per cent less sleepiness. A survey in Okla­ U.S. saved two gallons of gas gas than one overdue for a tune-up. (That is an engine FREE MOUNTING homa indicated that 48% of a week, total yearly savings SCRANTON MOTORS that hasn’t been tuned In more than 10,000 miles.) drivers involved in fatal for the nation would exceed fiO accidents during the past Champion engineers explained why an untuned engine (A M ER tC A W BROWN'S TIRE SHOP one billion gallons. I Route 83, Vernon Is a fuel waster. Phone 872-9145 333 MAIN STREET In simple terms, the internal combustion enftinc used American Credit Card MANCHESTER, CONN., 06040 in almost all cars in use today is powered by the ignition PHONE 646-3444 oT “ gasoline and air mixture.