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0 ^ [i. /*^'**■■ < ‘Si • On Tax Increases By ROBERT LAMBERT “There is no fat in this budget,” the with these troubled economic times.” HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut Democratic governor said. Up 3.7 Per Cent residents hoping to get their hands on the Everyone will have to share new $200 income tax rebates promised by Her first budget is 3.7 per cent higher burdens to provide for the “continued than the present spending program, the Washington may see them go into one operation of essential services,” she said. pocket and right out the other. smallest increase in the past 10 years, she Democratic legislative leaders will have Key Elements said. Mrs. Grasso, who held to her campaign to sell the public on the idea that the $163 Key elements of her revenue package pledge not to implement an income tax, million in tax increases recommended are hikes in the sales tax from 6 to 7 per however, was criticized by minority Thursday by Gov. Ella T. Grasso to cent, making it one of the nation’s highest, Republicans for having failed to hold the balance a $1,438 billion “austerity” budget and in the corporation tax from 8 to 9 per line on tax increases. are worth the sacrifice. cent, and a 25 cents a pack cigarette tax. House Minority Leader Gerald F. Connecticut, struggling against the The sales tax would be expanded to in­ Stevens, R-Milford, said, “The governor’s nation’s worst economic crisis since the clude rentals and leases of personal credibility has been tested and found wan­ 1930’s, faces austerity, financial sacrifice, property. trimmed services and higher taxes, the ting.” nation’s only woman governor said. She also recommended increases in cor­ For Democrats, used to free-spending in poration and capital gains taxes and Cupboard Very Bare more prosperous times, the financial higher fees for motorists. realities mean an end to bold, new “The cupboard, to be sure, is very programs. % bare,” Mrs. Grasso said. “The picture for all of us is not a pretty “There can be no rejoicing as we review She told a joint session of the legislature one,” the governor, whose speech was in­ terrupted by applause only once, said. and evaluate the programmed expen­ in her first budget message she made a ditures for this next fiscai year,” she said. valiant effort to save money and trimmed “For many, both in state government a quarter billion dollars in spending and outside, it will mean additional burden requests. and sacrifice,” she said. “It in that comes (See Page Seven) 4 ' Is.'- Reaction to Grasso Budget Less than Enthusiastic Locally

By SOL R. COHEN entire $25 million in revenue-sharing funds cent increase in the sales tax in the Martin School Valentine’s Day be passed through to the municipalities — current fiscal year, for example. It seems Reaction in Manchester to Gov. Ella for providing more relief for education to me an increase in the sales tax to cover Grasso’s budget message ’Thursday night costs.” ind Happy to discover the tarts which John Janenda as the King of Hearts. today presented a Valentine play April, May and June might do away with has to be described as less than Jack of Tarts is bringing to her is Kent Michaud is the Jack of Tarts. In c a ll^ “The Shower of Hearts” for the Thompson said one thing the her suggestion for short-term borrowing enthusiastic. In fact, if any one word were this fiscal year.” Esther Nix as the Queen of Hearts. celebration of Valentine’s Day, the se­ school assembly. (Herald photo by municipalities don’t need is “mandated chosen to best describe that reaction, it new programs that will cost them more Looking over the Queen’s shoulder is cond grade class at Martin School Pinto) Not Cutting Enough would have to be “disappointment.” money to fulfill.” Mayor John Thompson, a Democrat like Nathan Agostinelli, who is Manchester Mrs. Grasso, said, “I’m disappointed. State Rep. Ted Chimmings, who is also Republican town chairman and who was Although I recognize and appreciate the Democratic town chairman, remarked, state comptroller in the Meskill ad­ “It was a terrible message and it fits the ministration, said, “Apparently, she’s not Inside Today problems she has, I think the people of Israel Takes Hard Line Connecticut deserve a more positive rotten times we’re in but, for the situation cutting the cloth to fit the pattern. Her leadership. we find ourselves in, it proposed a pretty strong indictment of the Meskill ad­ Bookmobile _____...... Page 2 “I believe,” said Thompson, “if she balanced budget.” ministration and her charges it left her Area Profile ...... Pages 8, 9 with a deficit are, in my opinion, good con­ were to call on the people to sacrifice, in Balanced Approach On Disengagement Issue order to provide for the poor and for those ditioning for tax increases.” Business news...... Page 11 He described the budget as “a balanced in need, they’d do so. I also want to point Agostinelli said he thinks Gov. Grasso Gardening with Atwood . . Page 12 approach in a difficult time — one that out that the $6 million in revenue-sharing could have held the line on tax increases Travel news ...... Page 13 touches everyone and tries to place the TEL AVIV (UPI) — Secretary of State funds she’ll pass through to the towns is but conceded, “Each administration has The senior Israeli official said Israel burden where it’ll hurt the least.” its own priorities.” Henry A. Kissinger brought back little High School World ...... Page 18 worth only $5.7 million today, because of will withdraw from the strategic passes in Cummings said Mrs. Grasso’s proposals Former State Sen. David Odegard, R- new information or proposals from Cairo Herald Angle...... Page 15 inflation” the Sinai peninsula some 150 miles beyond still leave the door open for the legislature to advance negotiations for an agreement Fourth District, said, “My only reaction is its pre-1967 borders and from the oilfields Schoolboy basketball.. . . Page 15 Appeal Urged to make changes, if it desires. between Israel and Egypt, a senior Israeli there only if Egypt agrees to end all acts Kaceys to honor Mistretta Page 16 Thompson called on Manchester citizens He noted, “She said nothing about in­ official said today. of belligerency and the state of war Girls’ basketball...... “to appeal to our legislators, so that the creasing liquor taxes, or imposing the one (See Page Seven) The official outlined Israeli policy on regardless of what happens on Israel’s disengagement that went little beyond the other fronts with Syria, Lebanon and Jor­ hard public line Prime Minister Yitzhak dan. Rabin presented Wednesday to the Israeli Knesset. Alternate Withdrawal COEP Includes Health Care Education Rabin told the parliament Israel will not give up the Sinai passes at Mitla and Gidi Israel would withdraw from a lesser By JUNE TOMPKINS area of 19 to 31 miles not including the (COEP) in the Manchester schools. employer (the students are paid by After a girl volunteers ( males are also or the oil fields at Abu Rodeis unless One of two registered nurses hired by Egypt Irrevocably ends the state of war passes and oilfields in exchange for “The health services ‘industry’ is rapidly Manchester Memorial Hospital for their permitted in the course, but so far none something less, the official said. The becoming the country’s top employment the Board of Education to train interested services there). have volunteered) for the program, she is between the two nations. students in a health services program, Egyptian concessions and commitment field.” Voluntary Proram interviewed and screened before accep­ First Phase Over Mrs. Gerri Hoyt, R.N., makes this state­ Mrs. Hoyt has nothing but praise for the would have to be explicit, signed and Purely voluntary, these senior students tance. Kissinger ended his exploratcn7 mission ment as she enthusiastically explains the interest shown by the students, the accep­ From September to November, the public. have chosen this type of occupation from in Israel before flying to Jordan’s Red Sea health education phase of the Cooperative tance of their services by the patients in­ health services group spends the first many that are offered them for explora­ port of Aqaba to inform King Hussein of A third and unlikely option, the official Occupational Education Program volved, and the cooperation of their three class periods every day in a hospital tion under the COEP program. the progress of the peace talks. said, would be a peace treaty signed and room setup at school learning the basics of He began his latest peace explorations sealed. patient care. Monday and has visited Israel, Egypt and Before transferring their knowledge to Syria. In any case, the official said Israel actual application in the hospital, they are The high Israeli official echoed the wants to keep control of Sharm al-Shaikh given a tour of the hospital. earlier estimate of a high American of­ at the southern tip of the Sinai along with a ficial that the chances are no better than corridor to it and would not withdraw all Broad Experience 50-50 that Kissinger will help work out an th e ^ y back to the 1967 borders. During their service there, the class agreement on a second stage Israeli rotates to each floor of the hospital. In answer to a question about whether withdrawal when he returns to the area From November to June, the health ser­ Kissinger is indispensable to the for the actual negotiations in March. vices investigators (for they are in­ negotiations, the official said the fate of Kissinger to Return vestigating a possible career to follow) nations did not depend on any one person, serve at the hospital every school day The Israeli official added, however, that but that, equally, no one had Kissinger’s the real negotiations will not begin until from 7 to 9:30 a.m. knowledge of the area and access to its % Always under supervision, the students Kissinger returns next time. personalities. Kissinger met with President Anwar apply their instruction in nursing theory Sadat of Egypt Wednesday to see what and body systems. concessions Cairo might make in Work Evaluated exchange for Israeli withdrawals from the Weekly, a department head, or nurse Sinai territory occupied by Israeli troops supervisor writes up an evaluation report since the 1967 war. on each student. The student can study the The high Israeli official reported the Public Offices report and learn his strong points or his secretary returned with little that was weaknesses. new, but he would not detail what If a student is not compatible with the Kissinger said. Closed Monday phase of COEP he has chosen, be is Kissinger met Rabin and the Israeli checked out, released and given an oppor­ negotiators for a final time this morning tunity to try another phase. and then lunched with 76-year-old former Monday will be a day off for The entire COEP program is designed to Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir, with Manchester’s state and federal employes. mm give the student an opportunity to explore whom he negotiated the earlier military It is a legal holiday — Washington’s different careers in the hope of finding one disengagements between Israel and Egypt Birthday. that will turn into a permanent career. and Israel and Syria. All governmental offices will be closed, What are the distinct advantages to the Bombs Exploded as well as banks, courts and post offices. student? Kissinger’s meeting with Rabin came an There will be no mail deliveries — except What applies to the student in health ser­ for special delivery and perishables. hour after two bombs exploded in a vacant vices applies to most all the students in All public and parochial schools will be lot a mile from the secretary’s hotel COEP. closed all week because of mid-winter vacations. Libraries will be closed all day One-to-One Situation Monday but the rec centers will be open in The employer who works with the stu- the evening. Refuse will be picked up Mon­ (See Page Fourteen) day as usual. Washington’s Birthday is a traditional Lottery time for retail sales promotions and The Weather Manchester merchants are conducting Practice Patient Care Techniques sales today, Saturday and Monday. Partly sunny and cold today with highs Numbers Putting into practice the patient care patient Mrs. Hoskin who is in traction High School seniors participating in Emergency phone numbers for In the 20s. Fair and not so cold tonight with techniques they have learned, Wendy at Manchester Memorial Hospital, the Cooperative Occupational Educa- (Connecticut — 83, color red, 316. Bonus, municipal services Monday are: Highway, lows In the low 20s. Increasing cloudiness 643-5070; refuse, 649-1886; sanitary sewer Schmedding, foreground, and Loriann 154174. Supervising them is Mrs. Gerrie Hoyt, tion Program. (Herald photo by Pin- and warmer Saturday with Mghs In the and water, 649-9697. Giguere finish making the bed for R.N., who teaches the Manchester to) 30s. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 14.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 14, 1975 — PAGE THREE NATIONAL WfATHEK tCIVI^E FOtECAST t* 7AM EtT 1$ > 75 Here’s Schedule ‘Babbitt’ Has Flimsy Plot Mrs. Woodward Namedi iver m e counter | By JUNE TOMPKINS For Bookmobile which is shortly used in a spoof as firemen who chant in Heart Days Chairman medicine is often in­ ,a a 2 4 The greatest satisfaction to enactment of Hamlet’s ghost. Shakespearian style. Brenda come out of the performance of dicated for a simple, I BOBTON Here is next week’s schedule 4 p.m. —Parkade Apts. The guests frequently talk Denham and Carolyn Carter COIN SHOW 4:50 p.m. —Woodland Manor “Babbitt and The Firebugs” temporary indisposition. for The Thomas Hooker, a about matches indicating their are the firemen who render Mrs. Alfred Woodward Jr. of Baked Chicken Parmesan must be to Gerald Schwartz POLISH NATIONAL HOME Connecticut State Library Apts. intent. And barrels and piles of their incantations during the 54 Waddell Rd. has been ap­ 1 2Vi-3 pound fryer, cut into OTC Read the label and dos­ who translated the play from PULASKI PLAZA • HMTFORO wvomt bookmobile on loan to the WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22 combustibles, which are the play provoking thought as to the pointed Heart Days chairman serving pieces age directions carefully. the original German. source of the intended ar­ for the Manchester February Manchester Public Library 10 a.m. —Lincoln Center. invulnerability of so-called 1 tsp. salt Our Pharmacist will be February 16th, 1975 system; 11:10 a.m. —E. Wadsworth Schwartz also adapted and son, are accumulated in the at­ material security. drive. V< tsp. pepper directed the play which opened tic. MONDAY, JAN. 20 St. Dan Svirk plays a defensive In making the announcement, V4 tsp. garlic salt pleased to answer yourj from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM last night at Manchester Com­ 10 a.m. —Green Lodge Rest 11:50 a.m. —Progress Dr. There is a terrible fire, of Babbitt, and Joan Coates Robert Labbe, local Heart Fund V4 tsp. paprika questions. 1:40 p.m. —Wetherell St. munity College Auditorium. course, eventually, and appears as his wife. campaign chairman, said Mrs. ys tsp. thyme Admission Free! Home. Originally called “Bieder- However, if yourl 3a24 10:40 a.m. —Greenhill and 2:20 p.m. —Terry Rd. and somehow Babbitt and is con­ Steve Root is Joe Smith, the Woodward will head the efforts V4 cup parmesan cheese Woodside St. mann und die Brandstifter” by ventional wife land in Hell. other partner in crime, a burly of local volunteers in 1 tblsp. minced parsley problem persists, see LOB ANBCLEB ^ Munro Sts. Max Frisch, it was written ATLANTA 11:20 a.m. —Meadow and 3 p.m. —Galaxy Dr. ex-wrestler and con man. Manchester during the Heart 1/3 cup fine bread crumbs your physician without) originally in post-World War II One could draw his own con­ Pilgrim Lanes. 3:40 p.m. —Lower Redwood Others in the cast are Bill Fund’s residential drive now to 1/3 cup water Europe but transplanted by clusions as to the theme of the delay. 29.77 * 1:10 p.m. —Ferguson and Rd. Cain, Carla Volkert, Betty Feb. 23, which is Heart Sunday. 1 tblsp. oil Schwartz to present day play. Whatever they may be, Garth Rds. 4:20 p.m. —Squire Village. Thompson and Judith Fox. There are about 960 volunteer V4 cup margarine (melted) ' America. they are remote to this lOWICT TIMPtlATUlU 1:50 p.m. —Finley St. THURSDAY, JAN. 23 “Babbitt and The Firebugs” workers involved in the door-to- 1/3 cup Marsala wine (^THEATRES EAST The plot is a flimsy one about reviewer. 32 2:30 p.m. —Blueridge and 2:10 p.m. —McDivitt Dr. plays again tonight and door campaign. Preheat oven to 350 degrees '•‘ID O L E TPKE, ViNCHESTEHSH,PARKflDE»6 :9 - b : 'U MIAMI a millionaire industrialist, Bette Drs. 2:50 p.m. —Kennedy Rd. and The play, sponsored by the tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the The five area captains of the F. Henry Babbitt, who befriends a 3:10 p.m. —Timrod Lane and Woodstock Dr. cultural programs committee, MCC auditorium on the Bidwell drive are; Mrs. Wayne Bell, 58 In a paper bag, place r-LE O E N O < Timber Trail. couple of odd characters who includes anyone from the St. campus. Strickland St.; Mrs. William seasonings, cheese, parsley and TMURDfR ON TH Emily McLaughlin plays the 3:30 p.m. —Carpenter Rd. are disguised arsonists. 3:50 p.m. —Sycamore Lane. 4:10 p.m. —Ambassador Dr. college or community who is in­ Tickets are available at the Gleick, 82 Falknor Dr.; Mrs. H. crumbs; coat chicken by |RAIN D S k v Los Angeles 47 (63), Miami 66 (76), New Orleans 52 ( 74), New York 25 Council didn’t realize was trophies and medallions. Olym­ Louisiana and Alaska, in 1803 An easy main course sugges­ bake 15 minutes longer. pointments and she does so. role. ID CARDS REQUIRED AHERE (39), Phoenix 45 (70), San Francisco 40 ( 56), Seattle 35 (44), St. Louis 26 (37), Washington Englishman is pic champions in Berlin, Ger­ and 1867, respectively. The tion for those who are diet Remove foil; raise oven heat to 26 a poet fighting to get out. One of the guests proceeds to The play is complemented by combined price for the' two watchers is this one found in 350 degrees F.; and bake 10 455 Hartford Rd. Manchostar 643-5230 two (called a chorus in the many in 1936 were rewarded It knows now. tie the table cloth around the oak-tree saplings, suitably purchases, totaling ap­ “The American Heart Associa­ minutes longer. Yield: 4 ser­ program) characters dressed ’ YOUk COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICf iTnor “ We were absolutely other’s neck like a huge bib potted for replanting in the vic­ proximately $22.5 million, tion Cookbook” : vings. staggered,” said Josephine tors’ homelands. averages out to a little over $15 Faulk. "There were some days per square mile. we were literally knee-deep in Conte in from the cold and relax poems.” in the warm, rollicking laughter Miss Faulk works for the Arts T W T M I / b U T Council, a government-financed o f ■ » E ■ B I ■ ■ I body which subsidizes British NE'U SIMONS arts. 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The roof of the called the collector, the more could use them during the cold worry about your source of — Home heating by sunshine Februaiy, the cost makes it heating on a mass scale is building is made of aluminum heat able to be stored. thin metal available in may be leaving the realm of months, while depending on energy.” hardware stores. prohibitive in the near future.” making the initial expenditure or galvanized steel painted Therefore, to heat a northern solar heating the rest of the science fiction, but a leading Shurcliff points to a solar Shore said his solar heating Face-Lifting and Bust Building Are Vital to National Defense However, a State Depart­ above the cost of a furnace- black and covered by sheets of New England home, where year. home built by Ron Shore of researcher says most ment official says the govern­ heated home small enough that glass. The water is pumped prolonged periods of sub-zero system cost $3,000 to build, but Americans should hold onto Snowmass, Colo, as a possible that he had been saving $100 a By DICK WEST military viewpoint have strategic Aspin indicated these findings had left ment considers solar energy 10 years without heating bills between the glass and the temperatures and cloudy days^ “Financially, solar heating —The material used in bust- amount of silicone for v.^’ergency pur­ Well, if large numbers of middle-aged their oil furnaces for a while. breakthrough in making solar month on heating bills. The only WASHINGTON (UPI) - No sensible significance. him disquieted if not aghast. He said, "I only a future possibility as a would pay it off. metal, and runs into the tank, are common during the winter, can save money,” Shurcliff enlargement operations is silicone. poses. military wives suddenly turned up “I expect a big explosion in heating possible on a mass additional monthly cost, he person would quarrel with the concept of thought military surgeons were supposed practical source of energy. It is more practical in which is insulated to retain the huge and extremely expensive said, “but the real value is that scale. Face-lifting and bust-enlarging —This is not the only reason silicone is a And suppose it wanted to do this in such exceedingly bosomy, the Soviets might get solar heating in about a year in said, is a $2 electric bill to civilian control over the military es­ to practice military medicine.” There are presently a little southern climates because of heat. collectors and storage tanks you don’t have to worry about operations, for example. a way that the Soviet Union would not suspicious. the relatively warm summer He said previously, most power the water pump. tablishment, but this arrangement does As a member of the House Armed Ser­ strategic material. It also is used by the more than 100 buildings in the the absence of sustained Distribution of the heat is would be needed. the oil company — or the Arabs In a recent news release. Rep. Les military to seal rocker boxes on aircraft know the stockpile existed. But if they had simultaneously face-lifts climates,” said Dr. William solar homes used thick present certain difficulties. vices Commission, Aspin should have world heated by sunlight, periods of the cold, sunless days controlled by a thermostat However, Shurcliff did — telling you there isn’t any oil. Aspin, D-Wis., reported that plastic sur­ to make them look younger, the bust line Shurcliff of Harvard. aluminum with inside passages known that face-lifting and bust-enlarging and tank engines: it stays flexible enough Well, the wives of our admirals and Shurcliff said. He said his re­ during which sto r^ heat would through a radiator as in conven­ predict use of a partial solar Unless you live in a place where Chief among the problems is the fact geons in the armed forces are performing to reseal bomb-bay doors after they open expansion would not seem so unusual. that carried the water. But that have a direct bearing on national defense. generals unquestionably are highly “ However, in the northern cent survey of more than 90 of have to warm the structure. tionally heated buildings. heating program in northern it is always cloudy, in which There are two fishing villages that the civilian overseers are not always almost 800 such operations a year. at high altitude; and it is used to insulate For reasons already stated, I dare say costs about $20 per square foot. I can’t get into too many details because patriotic and undoubtedly could be climates, especially where it them finds most were built Solar heat is generated by The larger the size of the climates. He said that houses case solar heating is imprac­ in Rhode Island with Biblical well versed in military affairs. communications cables on naval vessels. no more on this subject. 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A13JVS OaDlV, PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Feb. 14. 1975- PAGE SEVEN iHaiirlirstrr iEitriiiim HlTal^ Wins $100,000 Reaction to Grasso Budget In Lottery (Continued from Page One) . Owr 40 Ytart of Um x c NM tw v lM surprise. I didn’t think I’d ever see anyone delivered her 22-minute budget message MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A OPINION seated) when she entered the House New Britain secretary and her change his or her mind so quickly and to a joint session of the legislature, she O p e n 24 Hours Dally chamber and when she left it. Not once husband have won this week’s about so many things after a successful received a standing ovation from the FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE was her speech interrupted by applause. top $100,000 prize in the Connec­ campaign. Democrats (the Republicans remained ticut State Lottery drawing. ‘^Confidence’ Is Same Old Gang Back She’ll keep working. He won’t. “It’s clear what we have here is the Mrs. Martha Witkin, 61, a M©bil same old gang from the 60s back again, secretary at the Jefferson HEATING OILS doing the same old discredited things all Proposed Budget At A Glance Screw Corp. in New Britain, Catching On over again.” said she would continue at her OIL BURNER A Odegard insisted the budget could have HARTFORD (UPI) — Here is Gov. Ella Revenues job. Her husband, Francis, 63, a HEATING INSTALLATION The winter of the automakers’ dis­ give two tickets to a home game to been cut more, without the need for new T. Grasso’s $1,432 billion budget at a Sales, $558.0 million, or 39 per cent of checker at the TTittle & Bailey taxes. content appears to be turning into an anyone who buys a new car from an glance: the total. Co. in New Britain, plans to. 643-5135 Mark Kravitz, chairman of the Corporaton, $157.5 million, 11 per cent. retire. ______Manchester early and prosperous spring. area dealer by Feb. 28. legislative committee of the Greater Spending Public service corpation taxes, $93.4 The big three of Chrysler, Ford and Sperry and Hutchinson Co. is giving Manchester Chamber of Commerce, million, 7 per cent. acknowledged, “I can see the need for Education, libraries and museums, General Motors, plus the little one of 50,000 S&H stamps to any of its $472.5 million, 33 per cent of the total. Cigarettes, $85.4 million, 6 per cent. raising taxes in some areas to raise Inheritance, $50.0 million, 3 per cent. FINAL EXPENSE American Motors, are all now employes who buy a new car before needed revenue.” Welfare, $352.2 million, 24 per cent. Debt service, $164.0 million, 11 per cent. Capital gains, $45.6 million, 3 per cent. LIFE INSURANCE offering cash rebates of between $200 March 31, and WPIX-TV in New York However, He disagreed with Gov. Insurance companies $30.1 million, 2 per Grasso’s recommendations. Health and hospitals $137.7 million, 10 cent. and $600 to auto buyers in an attempt per cent. *500 to *5000* has announced it will run free televi­ Growth Curtailment Feared Alcoholic beverages, $25.7 million, 2 per Non-functional, $105.8 million, 7 per cent. to lift the industry out of one of its sion ads to promote auto sales. Said Kravitz, “There must be other cent.' worst slumps since World War II. As a The spark that ignited it all seems means to practice austerity in order to General Government, $100.6 million, 7 Gasoline tax, $14.2 million, 1 per cent. EVERYONE ACCEPTED meet the state’s budget needs. Certainly, Other taxes, $16.6 million, 1 per cent. result, sales in the past few weeks to have been struck last December per cent. Between Ages 46-87 taxes which would curtail the growth of Corrections, $32.9 million, 2 per cent. Other revenues $148.9 million, 10 per have made a decided turnaround. when Williairi W. Keefer, president of Connecticut busness and industry aren’t, cent. No Salesman Will Call Judicial, $31.6 million, 2 per cent. Call or write and give us your date ol birth. in my opinion, the best means.” Regulation and protection of individuals Federal grants in aid, $169.0 million, 12 Another big boost is coming from Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co., per cent. All in all, reaction in offices, stores, and property, $19.7 million, 1 per cent. LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP. OF BOSTON hundreds of other companies, from and Rodney F. Ackerman, vice presi­ restaurants and on the street followed the Revenue sharing, $21.8 million, 2 per Conservation and development, $15.2 cent. 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass 02109 banks and major manufacturers down dent of auto sales, were facing the same pattern, “less than enthusiastic.” million, 1 per cent. _ Dept. 06-MM - Tol. 247-1166 Thursday night, when Gov. Grasso 1973-74 surplus, $16.3 million, 1 per cent. Depending on age to golf shops and clothing stores, who bleak prospect of curtailing the com­ Legislative, $6.5 million, 0.5 per cent. have instituted employe or customer pany’s output of air-conditioner com­ rebate or discount plans based on the pressor clutches for Chrysler and Governor Delivers Budget Message purchase of new cars. These are in ad­ American Motors and laying off 10 per dition to those offered by the auto cent of their work force. Gov. Ella T. Grasso asked recession-weary Connecticut to companies. They decided to switch their atten­ Winging Through Winter Wilderness (Photo by Reginald Pinto) tighten its belts and pay additional taxes to balance an For instance, the Beloit, Wis., State tion from doom and gloom to search­ “austerity” budget of $1,432 billion. In her budget message ' ^ Solid last night, she asked for several tax increases including a Air Freshener SAVE ON VITAMINS AT CALDOR YOUR CHOICE Bank will reduce finance charges for ing for a positive idea that would perk one cent increase in the sales tax. (UPI photo) C _ _ . A YOUR CHOICE new auto loans by $100, or around 20 up employe morale, help two major 4 Theraform ...... Reg. 3.29 per cent of the typical amount, and customers and stimulate business in Theraform M ,.. Reg. 3.49 1 9 9 MAX LERNER Solid stick, gentle Bottles of 100 5.99 banks in other cities are offering I EACH local plant communities. They called fra g ra n c e similar incentives. Gulf and Western it ‘‘Confidence in America.” State Budget YOUR CHOICE Industries is offering its employes On Dec. 16, Warner Electric Jumbo Daily Vitamin Formula Teri-Towels Reg. or with iron $100. Ditto Irvin Industries, to any of proposed the program of cash rebates Bonus P a k , Reg. to 3.99 0 5 9 its employes who buy a 1975 car or to Chrysler and American Motors. Human Needs iCuntinued from Page One) 2 Q T c ? ? Bottle ol 365 plus 100 Free 4 b e a c h Hamilton Beach Rejecting proposals for an FOB ^ f Ea, truck for which the company makes The rest is history. House Speaker James J. equalized education funding 3-Speed Mixette seat belts. It’s estimated that more than 500,- Kennelly said, “If the governor, program, Mrs. Grasso raised Nylon reinforced, strong Caldor Vitamin E-400 i.u. Fingertip controlled 3-speeds, han­ SAN DIEGO, Calif. - What are the not what we require to survive but what — Security: Just as growth is not possi­ stantly to press further toward the full indeed any of us in the majori­ school spending from $368.3 Combo Pak, Reg. 7.79 dles all batters, '97A/G Falcon Golf, Inc., of Ferndale, 000 employes in the automobile and u v i S j q Playtex basic needs of human beings if they are to human beings require if they are to be tru­ ble without freedom to make decisions, so human potential. I am speaking here of ty, had our druthers, the inter­ million to $376.6 million. GLOVS Bottle ol 100 tablets plus Our Reg. 8.99 SAVE $3 Mich., will knock $200 off a set of golf automobile-related industries — not to live out their lives with meaning? This is ly human. it is not possible without the security work and play, of caring, of loving, of national, national and state The governor set capital Living Gloves 100 Free one of the questions that comes up per­ erotic expressiveness, of the whole affec- economy would permit all of us clubs with purchase of a new U.S.- mention millions of consumers under Here are some crucial needs I see — which keeps fear and panic from expenditures for large con­ Our Curly-Q Curling Iron sistently in all my dialogues with students seven ways of becoming and being human: overwhelming us. This sets the whole tional life. If that life is stunted, if the to do much more than the struction projects at $17.9 Reg. Vitarine Vitamin C made car; and a clothier in Bir­ the various auto company plans—are during my teaching in the past few months needs for love are denied, then the per­ realistic state of the economy 1.39 ?. By Concepts; curls or straightens. — Growth: A human being is an social environment of political and million, the smallest since the 87 500MG, Bottle of 1,000 Auto-release clip, cool tip.*’4001 Bright new colors, mingham, Mich., is advertising a 10 now eligible for rebates up to $700, both at Pomona and at San Diego. organism. Unless it grows it rigidities and economic institutions, of systems of law, sonality grows narrow and mean. permits.” early 1950’s. However, there is Reg. 12.99 Abraham Maslow wrote of the dies — a death-in-life. Growth means I leave for the end two human needs that Just paying the interest on a backlog of more than $1.5 non-slip grip. Our Reg. 9.99 SAVE $4 per cent discount to anyone who has with more companies joining the of the administration of justice. We “hierarchy of needs.” I don’t believe change, innovation, adventure, a ceaseless sometimes take legal and police systems are in danger of being thrust aside in an in­ past debts, $164 million, is the billion in bonds authorized but proof of a new car purchase, and the ‘‘Confidence in America” incentive needs are greater or lesser, as values are. process of becoming different today from for granted. Certainly we must rage dividualistic society — belonging and third largest single item of not yet spent. All Records All the rock-bottom ones are quite simply believing. Detroit Red Wings hockey club will program every day. what one was yesterday, and different against their injustices and insist on equal state expense and will amount Aid for Towns by These Artists on human imperatives. I am not speaking tomorrow from what one is today. ’This justice for all. But if the frame and — Belonging: Human beings cannot live to more than 11 cents out of Municipalities will receive Quaker State FAMOUS MINI 8-TRACK here of survival needs, like nourishment, means constant transcending of self, shed­ physical and psychic security were not in isolation. They need not only a sense of every tax dollar. Mrs. Grasso $388.8 million in state aid, near­ or Pennzoil OR SLIMLINE shelter, clothing, bodily health. 'They are ding the old skin to take on a new. One there we would miss it sorely. the here and now but roots In history, in offered little solace to hard ly three times as much as 10 F Qt. Motor Oil important enough, in the sense that unless reason why human freedom is important — Selfhood: We cannot care about tradition, in soil and place. TTiey n e ^ a pressed local governments years ago and $6 million in RCA LP’s Auto Stereo they are filled the others become is that without it there can be little others unless we have a sense of self and sense of belonging not only to other human beyond preserving existing added revenue sharing funds, Ptiiizoii Tape Players academic. growth. know who we are as individual persons. beings but to family and community, levels of aid. she said. Presley 1 Bipartisan Policy I speak rather of psychological needs — society, to the groups with which they 74” ^ £ m Ea. Jung talked of the process of individuation Potential Deficit . The 1 per cent increase in the Jefferson Starship ^ O R CXI VOUR — becoming uniquely oneself. ’This is im­ work and strive, to institutions that will Mrs. Grasso said her 10W30 All-Weather 3 4 7 7 state sales tax is expected to •The Guess Who CHOICE Reg. to portant as an antidote to the pressures live after their own deaths and will give Republican predecessor. Gov. bring in an additional $88 Limit 6 Qts. per customer. YOUR extension to their lives. This is human con­ 49.99 Needed toward conformity, massism and. the Thomas J. Meskill, didn’t help million in revenues, she said. Both compact 8-track design, easily installed in car. Enjoy CHOICE ■ “ T e a c h Where to Reach homogenizing of lib. But the fact is that nectiveness. When the connections are matters by leaving a potential The hike from 6 per cent to 7 Windshield Washer great sound in all size cars. Only 5-10 per store. No Rain • Paint by Numbers broken we feel estranged and cut away. self doesn’t exist when it is cut away from deficit of $100 million for the per cent in the capital gains and Anti Freeze C hecks. Choose oil or acrylic paints. E There is great need for resumption forts should be made and agreed upon Your Legislators the whole web of relations to others. This — Believing: Not everything important current fiscal year. dividends tax will produce an GAL. • Coior By Numbers in life is bounded by reason and the world CAR STEREO SPEAKERS of a working bipartisan foreign policy in advance. We should not have the Anyone wishing to contact is the meaning of the “identity” She said she has reduced the anticipated $30.6 million, she Series F6-98 Reg. Flush mount dual speakers install in door or of the senses. There are realities that go 1.29 8 alphabet animal sketches, 6 agreement between the Congress and demoralizing spectacle of the legislators can do so at these movements of our time, which seek to find gap to $65.5 million but said. rear deck. Reg. 6.49 Pr. Venus Paraoise Pencils, sharpener. Washington and local offices. In the OPEN selfhood by recognizing linkage (“black is beyond both and stretch the human being recommended that it be bonded the administration. The present im­ Congress undoing the efforts of the toward the transpersonal and the sacral, case of state representatives and beautiful,” “sisterhood is powerful” ). through the short term notes to Other Tax Yields passe, with the secretary of state and secretary of state and administration. — Struggle: ’This is the human need we toward what cannot be seen, touched and be repaid over five years. When k o d a k P O C K E T 20 SAVE OVER $2 state senators write them in care of proved but is nevertheless essential to The higher tax on cigarettes, I the legislative branch seemingly each FORUM are most likely to overlook. ’The Greeks, Meskill took office four years from 21 cents to 25 cents perl Two recent examples of this were the State Capitol, Hartford, Conn. with their agon, knew that human life is a living and dying. No societies we know are ago, he inherited a $244 millon Instamatic going independent ways, cannot result without some form of religion, art and pack, will yield $12 million andf CALDOR’S SPECIAL seen in the most favored nation trade ■ constant wrestling, with others, with self. deficit from the Democrats an increase from 8 per cent to 9| Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff In every human life, as in every society, faith, which argues that they form deep Outfit in coherent, consistent action. which he paid off by borrowing per cent in the corporation! bill, which has been repudiated by 321 Old Senate Office Bldg. there is a need for experiment, risk, human needs. A vacuum of belief becomes REBATE PROGRAM Much of the failure to act with a over a 10-year period. business tax will bring in $17.5 Russia because of the Jackson amend­ Washington, D. C. 20510 Support 4-H danger, hard ground. If young people don’t an inner emptiness. Although $8.8 million will go TTiese are not instincts nor drives, as the million in new revenues, she on All General Electric reasonable degree of unity may be ment on emigration policies of the or: Dear editor: find hard ground at hand they have to to pay higher salaries for some said. 2 3 4 4 create it. terms are most often used. Tliey are quite 18” Undercabinet traceable to the existence of a 450 Main St., Room 707 I am appealing to all Manchester state employes, Mrs. Grasso Fees for drivers licenses and ] Soviet Union, and the cutoff of arms — Fulfillment: There can be no com­ simply needs, and to formulate them is to Small Appliances Hartford, Conn. residents. Jan. 17, ’The Hartford County 4- said there will be no general auto registrations will be in-1 Fluorescent Light PLAYSKOOL Republican administration side by plete fulfillment, but there is a need con­ suggest some of the meaning that clings to pay hikes or even cost of living to Turkey, long an ally, because of Phone: 244-3545 Hers had their annual kick-off banquet to creased to bring in an ad­ includes camera, Woodboard Puzzles side with an overwhelmingly the lives of all of us. increases. Our lack of reassurance that arms which sell 4-H ads, boosters, and sponsorships. ditional $14.9 million. film, cube and extender Reg. Democratic Congress. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. Their goal this year is 16,000. ’The 4-Hers Welfare Increase She also asked for the No batteries ne ed ed 6.99 Our we supplied would not be used In will be selling these until Feb. 28. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 14. 1975 — PAGE NINE Vernon Democrats Choose Lester Baum as Town Chairman School Budget Request meetings with the exception of records and evaluate them next announced the committee will BARBARA RICHMOND the senator, representative, year. conduct an “anti-inflation" raf­ expeditiously as possible I will members of the Town Council Flaherty said when the town fle in the spring. Tickets will be Shows 14.18% Increase Lester Baum of Rockville resign as vice chairman." Prior and Board of Education. In the committee was self- |1 and the first prize will be 50 to last night’s election of her was elected chairman of the latter case they would be perpetuating something like pounds of steak. Flaherty and COVENTRY sions and the new math school from three to five days Vernon Democratic Town Com­ husband she had indicated if he required to attend one quarter Jacobs' proposal was i ^ e d , Nicholas Pawluk were named Monica Shea program and the remaining 7.4 were elected she would resign. and the speech and hearing con­ mittee Thursday night and his of the meetings. but he said it isn’t needed now to take care of the legal Correspondent per cent will be used to sultant from 3Mi to five days. wife, Devra, who has been vice- There were eight persons who when the committee members aspects. purchase new equipment. ''k i' indicated interest in being Failure to comply with this 742-9495 The budget calls for a full chairman announced she will T he proposed budget With the increased Grant named deputy sheriffs for H e r a l i i rule would lead to the are elected by all registered year of adult education at a cost resign that position. The delinquent member receiving a Crossroads presented by the Board of Ed­ List, a mill in assessment of $6,000. meeting also, on a second Tolland County. High Sheriff Democrats. should generate $43,821 of FYank Cuman told the town letter asking he or she to resign Chairman Baum, however, If plants held conventions, ucation by Dr. Arnold Elman, About a $12,000 increase is ballot, elected two deputy Area Profile from the committee. delegates would feel at home in superintendent of schools, calls revenue, and using this figure, asked for in the teacher aides sheriffs, Jane McCarthy and committee he would allow two said even though Jacobs’ mo­ the proposed budget would Jacobs expressed concern tion did not pass, that he will the Big Thicket of east Texas. for expenditures of $2,740,516, a account to pay for the pro^sed Pasquale Deyorio. deputies from Vernon. necessitate an increase of 7% because, “Some members do have the secretary take the Called a “biological crossroads 14.18 per cent increase over last five new teacher aides for the Baum is replacing James Before the balloting started, mills in the tax rate, just for the the form of a motion drew not feel any responsibility to attendance at each meeting. of North America,” the area is year’s budget of $2,400,000. Sequential Learning Program. Roche who resigned as chair­ one of the candidates, sons chosen will be working DeTolla said he supported overlapped by Appalachian and Board of Education’s budget. lukewarm response from the the committee and people who Baum, noting he would like to It provides continuance of A sum of $5,000 has been man due to changes in his job Lawrence lerardi, withdrew his with Cuman, not the town com­ Houley’s recommendation southern forests, flora and committee and the motion was do not come to meetings or par­ start next November’s election existing programs, additions to The proposed budget does in­ added to the textbook account situation. Baum has been active name. Also before the vote was mittee. because he feels Vernon should fauna of the West and varieties defeated. ticipate are unfair to the rest of campaign with a full treasury. the staff, extension of the clude a sum for increases in with an additional $11,900 on the town committee and also taken, a letter was read from Some committee members have more deputies. He said indigenous to Mixico’s sub­ salaries which are currently ... noiH thttt Sen. Robert Houley of Vernon Jacobs called for the es­ the members who do.” Sequential Learning Program budgeted to pay for the text­ headed the campaign for Sen. said that according to action Cuman owed a lot to Vernon for tropics. being negotiated. The teachers, books for the proposed new asking the committee to con­ tablishment of an evaluation Terming his motion a well- by one grade level and the addi­ Christopher Dodd in Vernon. He taken at the previous meeting, his being elected. It was agreed tion of a new program in math custodians, secretaries and the math program. sider a proposal concerning the to send the remaining names to committee whose prime func­ thought out one, Jacobs said it also served as chairman of the the committee was obligated to in kindergarten through Grade administrators are all up for naming of the deputies.^ the high sheriff to>be considered tion would be to check on the would place a moral respon- The proposed budget also Vernon Redevelopment Com­ go ahead with the vote. Frank 8. ■ ■ wage negotiation this year. He asked the committee to should there be vacancies. attendance records of com- slbility on each member to par- calls for just about doubling the mission and was the signer of DeTolla then made the motion Except for salary items the Major budget increases are consider not voting on the Baum said he will contact mittee members. He said the ticlpate or drop out and would fuel account to $85,636. This the contract that saw the to rescind the action of the budget is up $213,277 over last called for in the principal names presented but rather to Curnan to see if it is possible proposed committee should set up guidelines for those who figure was a rriv ^ at by es­ project get under way and com­ previous meeting but the mo­ year’s and this 8.88 per cent in­ salary account with a proposed present all of them to the high that more deputies could be consist of the four members of join in the future. timating that the cost of fuel pleted. tion was overwhelmingly crease is due largely to in­ increase of $15,000 of which sheriff and to let him choose named from Vernon. Leo B. the executive board and one Robert Schwartz said he liked could go as high as .44. The Mrs. Baum, who is also a defeated and it was agreed to SATURDAYS creased cost of fuel and $10,000 would pay for the board is currently paying .34 for which two he wanted. He said town committee member. the intent of the motion but felt member of the Vernon Board of go on with taking the vote. Flaherty, Jr. said he thinks it is utilities. proposed assistant principal. that voting might turn into a possible. He proposed that members be it should be modified to just fuel while the fuel costs in the Education, said, “As Baum then r a l^ that in order Dr. Elman broke the $213,277 An additional $30,000 would popularity contest and the per- A proposal presented by required to attend at least half start keeping attendance 1972-73 school year was .13 per to be elected the two top per­ increase down for the board, 54 be needed to add a full-time Leonard Jacobs, and then put in of the regular and special gallon. sons would have to have at least TOO! per cent of it will go for inflated music teacher to be shared by 50 per cent of the votes. There the middle and high schools, An additional $8,000 is alloted ROCKVILLE cost items such as fuel and for the increased costs of were 48 committee members utilities; 26.9 per cent for one social studies teacher at the voting. high school, and one reading utilities, bringing that figure to HOSPITAL NOTES personnel which will include $56,475. On the first ballot the four top Main Office one assistant principal between specialist at the middle school vote-getters were; Pasquale 9- 12 the middle and high schools, and Coventry Grammar School. Other major increases occur Deyorio, 20; Nlcolina Therault, AREA POLICE REPORT The $30,000 would also cover in­ in the employes’ hospital and Admitted Thursday: Gary Davies, jobs Hill Rd., three new teachers, and five 19; Jane McCarthy 13; and 1007 Main Street creasing the learning dis­ medical insurance account and Champ, Higganum; Steven Ellington; Adelyn Dean, new teacher aides; 11 per cent Crestridge Dr., Vernon; Arthur Garafolo 10. Mancheeter will go towards program exten- abilities teacher at the high the tuition account. Chase, Villae St., Rockville; On the second ballot Mrs. car struck the rear of the driving too fast for conditions in Edward Ciechowski, Broad Christopher Kelly, East Hart­ VERNON McCarthy and Deyorio were the Mateychuk car pushing it into connection with a two-car acci- 649-4586 Brook; Gerald DeGray, ford; Lisa Leavitt, W. Main St., Ralph J. Dziadul 27, of 109 top vote-getters and were the rear of the Snay car. dent at Vernon Circle, Wheelock Rd., Ellington; Rockville; Marta Pedraza, W. Middle Rd., Ellington, was declared the new deputies.' Police said Mrs. Mary Thursday. Sheila Gallagher, Elgin Dr., Main St;, Rockville; Robin charged Thursday with failure K Mart Plaxa Office Teachers Granted Tenure Both winners thanked the Mateychuk, a passenger in her Tolland; Denise Quirion, Union Petit, High Manor Park, to drive a reasonable distance committee for its support. Mrs. husband’s car, was treated at Police said a car driven by 10- 2 St. Rockville; Betty Riley, Rockville; Stella Pienick, apart in connection with a COVENTRY take over the existing chorus McCarthy, who has served as Rockviiie General Hospital and Betty A. Riiey of Broad Brook Broad Brook; Diane Mountain St., Rockville; three-car accident on Union St., Spencer Street Monica Shea departments as well as adding a vice chairman of the com­ released. was traveling south and was Sutherland, High Manor Park, Harold Snow, South Windsor; Rockville. making a left turn and Deane Manchester Correspondent She Heraffi 7th and 8th grade chorus. ■ Violet Weirs, Golf Rd., mittee, referred to Houley’s The drivers of the other two 742-9495 Rockville; Dianne Wise, Regan proposal as a ‘‘mini-copout.’’ Edmund Gallagher, 30, of 972 was traveling north and the two Salina told the board that Court, Rockville. Rockville; Karline Williams, cars, Evelyn Snay of 116 High Main St., Manchester, was collided. 649-3007 The Board of Education, ac­ both he and Angelo Gesmundo, Terrace Dr., Rockville. She then commended the com­ St., Rockville, and George ting on the recommendation of Discharged Thursday: Fran­ mittee for taking the action it charged Thursday with two music director of the middle cis Ashline Vernon Ave., Birth Thursday; A daughter Mateychuk, 42, of Rt. 74, counts of third-degree assauit Ms. Riley was admitted to Dr. Arnold Elamn, superinten­ Grammar School; Hope Fritz,- school, just have too many did. Tolland, were both stopped for = = ! ' Rockville; Doris Boyle, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ulitsch, and when taken to the police Rockville General Hospital for dent of schools, last night Claire Glennon, Sandra students to see and. that the traffic. Police said the Dziadul Merllne Rd., Vernon; Albert Stafford Springs. station was arrested on a treatment of injuries and formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association granted tenure to 11 teachers in Vitagliano and Marc Zenchoff; large work load is reflecting in warrant issued by Common Deane was treated and the Coventry school system. Robertson Grammar School, the attitudes of the students. Pieas Court 19 charging him released. There were only 11 teachers Theresa Bitwinski. Salina has a 149-member with issuing bad checks. All of those charged are eligible for tenure this year and Twenty-eight other teachers chorus, 118-member band, 33 PZC Studies Wetland Subdivision scheduled to appear in Court of all of them received it. received renewal of initial con­ member dance band and a Poiice said the assault HEBROIN ^ Common Pleas 19, Rockville, Tenured teachers at the high tracts along with seven persons music appreciation class of 14 charges stemmed from the in­ Feb. 25. Anne Dallaire planned to be routed through a In other business the commis­ proval came after the school were: Susan Luichinger in pupil personnel services. that he sees about every day. vestigation of a disturbance at Vernon Police said the traffic 15-inch pipe. Fill amounting to sion heard from Duane Totten, regulations permitting duplex and Anne Zangari; Captain Carl Salina, director of the Gesmundo sees a total of 250 Correspondent the home of Gailagher’s es­ control signal at the intersec­ a two-foot depth for 12 feet is town counsel, that he felt there houses had been suspended. Nathan Hale School, Thomas music program at the high of the middle school students 228-3267 tranged wife. He was released tion of Rt. 83, Regan, and Dart contemplated for the is no way to control building on The court’s decision provides Barry, Sandra LaJeunesse, school, told board members he for some type of music The Planning and Zoning on a $550 non-surety bond. Hill Rds. is operating on cau­ Commission Tuesday studied driveways. dirt roads that are unimproved that the permits be issued if the Sharon Thompson and is proposing that an additional program each day. Walter Deane, 20, of 62 tion until the state has the parts & Loan Association • Since 1891 Frederick Young; Coventry High View Estates subdivision Mihok said he felt any work in town roads through an or­ subdivision application con­ full-time person be added to the Salina, who is chairman of Eldridge St., Manchester, was to fix it for-regular operation. the music committee, told the in its capacity as regulatory a wetland area should be dinance. forms to other zoning, building issued a written warning for staff to be shared by the high agency for the inland wetlands limited to the dry season. A proposed ordinance has and sanitary code provisions. Junior Women school and the middle school board that all four of the music and watercourses regulations. The commission will send a -been drafted at the request of Totten told the commission To Hear Talk music departments.The person teachers in the school system Engineer Richard Mihok was copy of the plan to Conservation town officials for consideration he does not feel it could make that he is seeking would be would like to see a better cor­ asked to submit information Commission Chairman, John by the selectmen and reviewed any stipulations relative to sub­ On Special Ed someone who excells in the elation of the music programs about soil data, site plan and Hibbard showing the lots that by counsel. mission of a plan of develop­ chorale department and could from kindergarten to Grade 12. the planned use, together with are affected by the wetlands The commission learned that ment for the property in the TOLLAND the environmental impact. regulations. the court has ordered the Hebron Center Business Zone if Vivian Kenneson Mihok informed the commis­ Commission members agreed building inspector to issue per­ the zone depth were increased Correspondent / fij sion members that four of the to view the site as soon as mits for construction of duplex to 1,000-feet as requested by At- Tel. 875-4704 Tolland Honor Roll lots would be, in his opinion, fall weather permits. houses on ten lots of Donald ty. Bruce Kalom on behalf of The Tolland Junior Woman’s Grade 8 Aurele Michaud and the Hebron Middle School Ronald Kowalski under the regulations. He said Commission Chairman Robinson’s Prestige Park sub­ Club will meet Tuesday at 8 Linda Kozlak Wendy Adams lots one and three have been Salvatore Mastandrea said the division. Development Corporation. Grade 7 Kelly Krechko John Beck p.m. at the Savings Bank of Lisa Lambert Pan Buckhout sold as one parcel and have zoning regulation under revi­ Robinson had appealed to the Seniors to Meet Tolland. A program sponsored Eric Ahiberg Richard Lamelln Daniel Burbank been removed from the plan. sion for the past several years Court of Common Pleas a There will be a meeting of by the education committee Joan Alderucclo Heather Lampron Carol Cablniss are in the final stages of denial by the building inspector Thomas Allanach Anne Mahoney Denise Caouette He said two of the lots coming senior citizens, Thursday, at 1 will follow the business Lisa Arsenault Paula Marquis Richard Carlson under the wetlands regulations preparation for public hearings. to issue the permits. p.m. at the Gilead meeting. Lisa Baker Jay McCarthy Terl Carter would have driveways crossing Tentative plans are to begin Robinson’s subdivision had Susan Vanville Tracy McClelland Ken Charpentler Congregational Church in the Members will help create Terry Barber Sheila McLaughlin Allison Collins a stream which is presently hearings in April. been approved, but the ap­ social room. game boards, flash cards, and Paula Beaulieu Robert MInnIck Bert Czuchra Birthday Susan Bonderman Karen Morel Thomas Darcy entire stock of entire stock of entire stock of alphabet cards which will be Tonlna Brandenburg Charlene Morin Robin Domlan " I l l '' •Hi> •'III •ii||||.- given to learning disability Mary Bunce Brenda Morse Jacqueline Duval classes for the purpose of Deborah Bundy William Noonan Laura Eaten misses fall and boys’ snorkels, girls’ ski Jackets, Jane Cebula Tammy Morth Dabble Evans providing learning incentive. William Chatham Vaughn Numrych Richard Qorsky Mrs. Beth Kurker-Stewart, Pamela Cloukey Elizabeth O'Brien 'Wesley Qregonis Kelly Coutant Cynthia dander Lynne Henderson _ winter coats plaids,corduroys duffle coats learning disabilities teacher at Lynda Cropper Kevin O’Mara William Holley Parker School, will speak Lyle Czuchra Patricia Owen Scott Hubbard Ralssa D'Antonio Joseph Pallia James Indermaur regarding her position and the Dawn DImmock 50% OFF k n o w in g l y Julia Palumbo Eric Johnson 50%-70%~0FF 50%-75% OFF CONSUMER type of curriculum that is being James Domlan Robin PlaeckI Lisa Kerkin Sale [ncludes all our famous o Win a Dodge for 1 year. carried out in the classroom. Todd Dudek Raymond Preat Lorene Kolwicz a p p l ia n c e & James Duval Tamara Richmond Renata Luetjen name manufacturers...pant- Great outerwear assortment. Sale group Includes nylon ski ; r r You don’t have to buy a new Dodge to drive one. Special education is the Lori Dyer Shari Roberta Philip Martin Mostly pile lined wool plaids, national project for the General Jeremy Edmonds Penny Rocha Debra Mount coats, regular length coats, jackets, hooded styles, solids, TV CENTERS Not while the Car Clearance Carnival is on at the Dodge Boys’l You could win the use of a brand-new Dodge Douglas Ehle Debra Rogers Stephen Nangle nylons, corduroys. Sizes 4-7 SREES Federation of Women’s Clubs, Carol Etchells David Roper Jeannine Neff fake furs, fur trims, untrlmmed, prints. Pile and quilt linings. for one whole year-just by entering the Dodge Boys’ Clearance Sweepstakes! Just drop in at the Dodge -Let us prove it! Junior Membership. The educa­ Susan Evans Richard Schadt Lisa Noonan and 8-20. Regular $18 to $30. Girls’ sizes 7-14. Reg. $22-$48. Boys; fill out a Sweepstakes entry blank, and you’ve done all you have to do. Nothing to buy. No test drive to Lance Foster Wade Seward Linda O'Meara coats, all-weathers. Misses tion committee of the Tolland Karen Fournier Carolyn Skutnik Cheryl Prior Coats, D&L In Corbins, Bristol, Boys’, D&L Corbins, Avon, Girls’, D&L In Corbins, Avon, take. Just a minute’s worth of your time-and you could win a whole year’s worth of Dodge. Remember this, Junior Woman’s Club has con­ Qlsele Qautreau David Starke Felicia RIchurd Bristol, Manchester. though-the Car Clearance Carnival is over on February 28. So hustle on down to your Dodge Boys’ and get Cherl Qoetcheus Steven St. Onge Kurt Robinson Manchester. Bristol and Manchester. centrated its efforts in this area Sharon Qorman Ann Szemreylo Suzanne RzewuskI full details. Now. this year. Laura Qrant Steven Valllsre David Schrelter Special education includes James Cray Dana Woods Ruth Sespanlak If a year’s worth of new Dodge isnl worth a minute of your time, what is? Mary Qreen Cheryl Wrobel William Stone children who are retarded, Michael Harrison Margaret Yoreo Brenda St. Onge 'Sweepstakes ends February 28.1975. 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Dodge Monaco. requesting a variance in lot eight D&L stores. $218 Rolls from table to sink to cupboard! size, lot coverage and setback Reg. $24-$50 Welcome, extra food-preparation center aa. requirements in order to con­ 39< Casuals and dressy styles. ARD EASY TERMS with Approved Credit struct a garage. John Bradbury, Derwood, Misses Dresses, Junior /Guaranteed / / Md., is requesting a variance In Dresses, all eight D&L stores. lo t size and frontage 3197« Dodge D100 pickup. Y Savings V Guardian Service y Master Charge requirements in order to build “wlwn a dollar'a an addition to a seasonal worth a dollarr dwelling and to make that o dwelling a year-round home. Shop D&L In Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon — Open Monday thru Friday nights 'til 9 p.m. ...Saturdays 'til 6 p.m. e o m m a t MANCHESTER OadgE SSKS!i2 The home is on Lakeside Dr. • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERNON • CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN ______e BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA______, AUmORIZED DEALERS OKMCHS MOTOIIS, MC. SALES Manchester Parkade AlttMugh West Virginia and th e miracle of main stretfti APPLIANCE & 80 Oakland Straat Kentucky are regarded as the downtown monchester 8535 Manchaatar, Conn. chief coal producing states, TV CENTERS Pennsylvania produced the most BOYS coal ever in a single year - 179 / million tons in 1918. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FYi., Feb. 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 14, 1975— PAGE F.l.fTVP.N ^ ^ ^ 4^ 4^ Vacation College Grad Schedule At Rec BUSINESS The women’s programs at the I West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St., will be closed Monday through Friday due to the school vaca­ Rogers Corp. Sets tion. The building will be open I for general recreation. Classes will resume on Feb. 24. Records in 1974 Rogers Corp., a diversified Rogers reported income of manufacturing firm based in $257,000 on sales of $11,329,000. Rogers, Conn., set sales and The comparable 1973 figures 22 earnings records for 1974 were $364,000 and $11,012,000, Retirees despite a fourth quarter down- respectively. I To Meet turn, the company has Average number of shares reported. outstanding at the end of 1974 The P&WA Retiree’s Group Earnings in 1974 were $1,316,- was 935,238, compared to 900,- of Pratt & Whitney Division of 000 ($1.41 per share) compared 101 at the end of 1973. United Aircraft Corporation with 1973 earnings of $1,181,000 The company’s Manchester i will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. ($1.31 per share). plant, at Mill St., manufactures , ^ -"Vr , at the East Hartford plant on The new sales high was $48,- thermal insulation and plastic . -’iv - Clement Rd. 056,000 — 11 per cent above the molding material. The local ^ \ i f * ;- 1973 figure of $43,253,000. facility employs more than 100 Coffee and donuts will be For the fourth quarter. persons. served prior to the business Nassiff Photo Loring Photo Nassiff Photo meeting. Mrs. Carol Kinsman The engagement of Miss Lynn The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss of the Internal Revenue Office Beggs of Manchester to Robert Susan Primus of Manchester to Karen Ellen Sahlberg of Dorothy Emma Mattress of Justina Mary Balboni of in Hartford will give a brief talk Firm Has Insurance Crandall Knight Jr. of Robert L. Mullen of Madison Glastonbury to David Robert Manchester to Daniel Joseph, Manchester to John Curtis on income tax. JOHN J. MELIA JR. Manchester, has been an­ has been announced by her Brower of Vernon has been an­ LeBlanc of Bolton has been an­ Magliocco of Vernon has been Following the meeting, a Hartford Designed for Condos nounced by her parents, Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carnio B. nounced by her parents, Mr. nounced by her sister Mrs. announced by her parents, Mr. bingo will be held. BA degree and Mrs. John C. Beggs of 85 Primus of 18 Buckingham St. and Mrs. Ellis Sahlberg of Robert McNeilly of 130 and Mrs. William Balboni of 342 University of Hartford An insurance program dividual has also been provided Baldwin Rd. Glastonbury. Chambers St. Hackmatack St. designed to meet the unique for,” Adam said. Mr. Mullen is the son of Mr. Mr. Magliocco is the son of Mr. Knight is the son of Mr. Mr. Brower is the son of Mr. Mr. LeBlanc is the son of Mr. needs of condominium Bonus coverages for unit and Mrs. LeGrande B. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. and Mrs. Robert C. Knight Sr. and Mrs. Richard Brower of 75 and Mrs. Ernest J. LeBlanc of associations and individual unit owners include a loss assess­ of Madison. Magliocco of 157 Elm Hill Rd., BE PH KY AND SAVE • BE PICKY AND SAVE® of 63 Eva Dr. Campbell Ave., Vernon. 20 Cook Dr., Bolton. owners has been introduced by ment coverage of $2,500, which Vernon. (U P I photo) The bride-elect attended the The bride-elect is a graduate the Hanover Insurance Cos. of will help to pay a unit owner’s The bride-elect is a 1970 The bride-elect is a graduate The bride-elect and her fiance University of Connecticut and of Sandford (Maine) High Worcester, Mass., and is share of any common loss to the graduate of Manchester High of Glastonbury High School. attend the University of is now employed with CNA In­ School. She is employed at Food 11,000 H orses offered locally by John H. association for which the School. She was graduated from She is employed as a keypunch Connecticut. We’re very picky surance Co. in Hartford. Mart. Lappen, Inc., 164 E. Center St. association is insufficiently in­ the College of Wooster, operator at Cushman Industries, The couple plan a June 1976 Her fiance is a 1967 graduate Steve Gulenchyn checks inside diameter of part of 15V4- Condominium owners require sured. Wooster, Ohio in 1974 and is Her fiance served four years Inc. in Hartford. wedding. of South Catholic High School. at^tuiSs!. foot-tall electric motor under construction at the E-M protection which goes beyond employed by the United Bank & in the U.S. Coast Guard and Her fiance is a graduate of He served on active duty with plant of Turbodyne Corp., Minneapolis, Minn. Eleven thou­ that normally provided for Trust Co. attended Southern Connecticut Rockville High School and the U. S. Army from 1968-71 and sand horses would provide no more power than the motor. homeowners because they have Armstrohg Won’t State College. He is presently Her fiance, a 1971 graduate of Hartford State Technical received his discharge in May. different needs, both as in­ employed with AVCO Financial College. He is employed as a Here’s our Guarantee! Pay a Dividend Manchester High School, is a He is a member of Big Brother dividual unit owners and as Services in Glastonbury. computer programmer at senior at the University of and is employed at Emhart members of the condominium NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Cushman Industries, Inc. 1. A ll work must be done to our Customer's Connecticut where he is Corp in Windsor. association, according to Armstrong Rubber Co. will not The couple plan a June 28 The couple plan a June 27 satisfaction to the last picky detail. Local Firm Hired majoring in biology. The couple plan a Sept. 20 Hanover President John Adam pay a common stock dividend News for wedding. wedding at the First Church of The couple plan a July wed­ wedding at St. Jam es Church in 2. Clothes must be ready on the afternoon Jr. this quarter, because it wants ding. Christ in Glastonbury. Manchester. to conserve cash required for (after 4:00p.m .) of the day promised. To Promote Show Basic provisions of the program for the association are corporate operations, the com­ Aircraf^t Credit Cnioii counts, including Fruit of the I ii prove we mean IM( K\'. if our guarantee NMC Advertising of “ all risk” coverage on the com­ pany has announced. Manchester, a division of Loom Hand Knitting Yarns, The firm’s directors acted in IS not met to your satisfaction, you garment will monly owned buildings, as well Malina Co. Inc. (a division of view of the continued uncer­ m em bers. National Media Corp., has been as general liability and be done at no charge Armour-Dial), Greyhound signed as the advertising agen­ premises medical payments tainty in the outlook for (k)rp., the Honiss Oyster House We’re offering special new-car financing deals that cy for the first annual Connec­ coverage. passenger car tire sales, a of Hartford, and Vernon save BIG DOLLARS while you take advantage of tbe CUB ticut Trade Show, scheduled “The unit owner as an in- spokesman said Bulk Of Hunger Council June 11-13 at the Hartford Civic National Bank. attractive CASH REBATES being offered by auto SCOUT Center. makers. Get the facts now! The trade show — produced NEWS by Key Productions Inc. of SNET Starts Digging "The Fuel Oil Co. That | Cash rebates? Yes, there's substantial cash being offered by auto makers to Monies To Aid Overseas Smi.c I'JIT Springfield and sponsored by Saves You Moneyl" new-car buyers, the amount depending on the make and model selected. Why Samlimi- the Connecticut Association of not buy now and get your cash rebate! You save in another big way, too. when ‘ Free minor repairs In Phone Cable Job The Manchester Council on expenses is being solicited P ack 144 Strand, Robbie Price, Wolf Purchasing Management — will D&B OIL CO. you finance through your Credit Union. Our Annual Percentage Rate (APR) THE BABY tinued residential and commei- World Hunger will use the through a $3 su bscribin g Cub Scout Pack 144 presented badges and a gold arrow each; * On premises tailoring feature more than 400 Work is getting under way on of 9.6 percent is the best deal around. According to our researchers, you can cial growth and the resulting money it receives to alleviate membership in the council. All awards and conducted its an­ Scott Bourget, John Cook, * Custom made draperies businesses. Its aim is to keep a m ajor installation of un­ saue as much as 35 percent by borrowing the cash you need at the Credit Union! IS NAMED demand for telephone service in PER acute crisis situations caused monies may be sent to the nual Plnewood Derby recently David Courcy, Gary Gendron Connecticut dollars within derground telephone cable in S * Complete professional laundering th e western section of GAL Line up the car you want. But before you sign any papers see your Credit by natural disasters and to Manchester Council on World at the Meadows Convalescent and Thomas ^kolowsky, a Wolf Connecticut. Manchester, according to Manchester,” said Mrs. Girard. C.O.D. Union first and get a tentative OK on a loan. We have several attractive finance relieve the chronic forms of Hunger, in care of MACC, P.O. Home. silver arrow each. * Clean laundramats NMC Advertising, based at Grace Girard, business office 376 W. Middle Tpke., is a divi­ manager for Southern New She said cost of the un­ plans all designed to save you money. Then bring in the purchase order: we’ll Flavell, Christopher Ryan, son of Brent and Linda Hurlburt malnutrition. Box 773, Manchester. This is the second year that Den 3 conducted the closing 24 Hosts Notice for DeNveof ceremonies. sion of National Meidia Corp., England Telephone Co. derground cable is more than complete the loan and issue the check to pay for the car— usually the same Flavell of Ashford. He was born Feb. 9 at Manchester Memorial This is one of three decisions Social studies students of the pack has shared the running 200 G AL MINIMUM Next month, the pack will the parent firm of Manchester’s (SNET). $75,000. She said SNET places day. Phone us now. Call 568-2020, in-plant extension 4800, or use our WATS Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger the council made on the Mrs. Elizabeth Intagliata’s of its derby with residents of 24-HOUR SERVICE have its annual Blue and'Gold Radio Station WINF. The The installation, on Center cable underground whenever Hurlburt of 18 Bonner Rd. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and recommendation ' of its dis­ team 8A at Illing Junior High the Meadows. The pack aiso 162"** Anniversary! line 1-800 842-0145 for toll-free loan service from anywhere in Connecticut. banquet at Garden Grove. advertising agency was es­ and West Center Sts., will total practical, in keeping with com- Call Mrs. Herbert E. Flavell of 50 Bette Dr. bursement committee at a re­ School are studying world had its Flag Day ceremony last .pany pfforts to reduce visual cent council meeting. The hunger, including that in the June and a carol sing last tablished a year ago and is 9,0(X) feet in length and will be CREDIT UNION CAR FINANCING FACTS headed by Robert Chamas of placed in existing underground pollution. Olson, Karen Elodie, daughter of Judd and Lynne Baldwin others are; “that freedom from United States as part of their December at the Meadows. SALE 649-2947 THAT ALL ADD UP TO BIG SAVINGS Manchester, who also is presi­ ductwork. SNET reports that no major BURNER SERVICE Olson of Columbus, Ohio. She was born Feb. 7 at Mt. Carmel hunger is a fundamental human current events program. Richard Cook, assistant cub- “The cable will give us the disruption of traffic will result • Our Annual Percentage Rate is only 9.6 percent, the lowest offered by any Hospital, Columbus. Her maternal grandparents are Dr. and right and not affected by race, Students will attend the master, began the meeting, and dent of WINF. NMC Advertising handles a additional telephone lines from the work, which will be 528-2951 lending institution in the area. Mrs. W.H. Baldwin of 156 Waranoke Rd. Her paternal grand­ religion or politics,” and “that Manchester Council on World Den 5 conducted the opening INCOMING B ia c u s variety of national and local ac­ needed to keep pace with con­ completed in June. • You pay the same rate for new or used car financing. parents are Dr. and Mrs. Morten Olson of Marion, Ohio. She has a of its funds to be used outside Hunger meetings on an alter­ ceremonies. COATS (excluding furs & suades) sister, Christy Lynne, 2. the United States, 20 per cent nate basis and report back to Advancement awards were • Repay by convenient, automatic payroll deductions. will go for crisis situations and their classmates on what the presented to James Cullen, reg. $3.00 to $7.50 $ ]2 9 I • Up to four years to repay on new car loans. Weaver, Lizabeih Ann, daughter of Patrick and Lorraine 80 per cent for long-term community is doing about the Gary Gendron and Chris • No penalty for advance payments. Silvers Weaver of 73 Greenwood Dr. She was born Jan. 10 at programs to alleviate hunger — problem. "Terry Alexander, An- Hubley, Bear badges and each a Washington's Birthday • Flexible down payment requirement. Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Francis exceptions to this policy may be dra Grasis and Andy Kenefick gold arrow; Jam es Cullen, • No hidden extras, service charges, or "add-ons.'' attended the recent council February 17 only Silvers of Brigantine, N.J. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. made at the discretion of the Chris Hubley and Ted Brown, • Loan protection life insurance at no additional cost. and Mrs. Paul Spencer of Dover, Del. Her maternal great­ disbursement committee in meeting. silver Bear arrows; Gary Gen­ CHEVROLETs grandfather is Frank Lachenman of Brigantine, N.J. Her pater­ case of a disaster situation.” The class has already seen dron and Randy McNally, two LOAN REPAYMENT AND COST SCHEDULE nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Clyde Shifler of Boonsboro, Md. The council previously the slide show on hunger silver arrows each. adopted the policy that 80 per presented by Jay April, and the Also, Thomas Sokolowsky, EECEiniaBSBlifflE POST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA INCOMING cent of the funds it receives will students are planning an all-day McCRATH, Michael Peter, son of Richard and Kathleen Patrick Farrell, Stephen - MAIN STREET, ROUTE n H'li 24 MONTHS,, 36 MONTHS,, 48 m o n t h s ! Furphy McGrath of 44F Spencer St. His maternal grandparents ,be used for relief outside our tag sale, car wash and bake sale VERNON, CONNECTICUT S'l^ DOUARS & SENSE country, and 20 per cent for in early April with the proceeds Total Total Total are Mr. and Mrs. John Furphy of 29 Stone St. His paternal grand­ HOURS T IL MARCH 16 TROUSERS Amount mother is Mrs. Ruth McGrath of Hartford. His maternal great­ relief within the nation. going to world hunger. EVERY AFTERNOON of Monthly Finance Monthly Finance Monthly Finance grandmother is Mrs. Rose E. Raymond of Manchester. His pater­ All monies the council F r id iy *1119:00 Loan Payment Charge Payment Charge Payment Charge nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Caroline McGrath of East Hart­ receives go directly for hunger All Oiv Situidiv COLLEGE 69' $1,000 $45.96 $103.04 $32.08 $154.88 $25,17 $ 2 0 8 .1 6 ford. He has a brother, Gary Richard, IVi. relief. Money for operating 91.92 206.08 64.16 309.76 50,34 416.32 Wedding March No Limit i 2,000 NOTES 464.64 75.51 624,48 Yarmey, Scott Thomas, son of 'Thomas J. and Martha E. Mendelssohn’s “Wedding We now 3.000 137.88 309.12 96.24 Kaminski Yarmey of W. Shore Rd., Rockville. He was born Feb. March” was played at a wed­ 5.000 229.80 515.20 160.40 774.40 125.85 1,040.80 4 at Rockville (jieneral Hospital. His maternal grandparents are ding for the first time at the Among the students named to feature a 7,000 321.72 721.28 224,56 1,084.16 176.19 1,457.12 Mr. and Mrs. Leo S. Kaminski of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. marriage ceremony of Queen the dean’s list at Northeastern iP nvvAV/iviinivj ’ Mnance cnarye is oasea on rtiinuai reiccinciye noit: ui / u ...w ...... ABOUT Victoria’s daughter, the' University, Boston, Mass, are $500 REBATE ON ANY NEW1975 MONZA. wtien comparing the interest charges of oilier lending institutions with EHAf-CU rates. Jackopsic, Steven John, son of Paul and Marion Fetko Princess Royal, to the Crown Crais S. Doering, 117 Governors MINI Jackopsic of S. River Rd., Tolland. He was bom Feb. 4 at Prince of Prussia on Jan.. 26, Highway, and Roxanne C. TOWN 1858. The march was composed BLANKETS $200 REBATE ON ANY NEW1975NOVA. ABOUT JOINING THE AIRCRAFT CREDIT UNION . . . Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Giuliano, 45 Sunset Ter., both of ARCADE and Mrs. Joseph Fetko of High Manor Park, Rockville. His pater­ for Mendelssohn’s “ A Mid­ South Windsor; and Frank A. Membership in the Aircraft Credit Union primarily includes spouse and children summer Night’s Dream.” nal grandfather is John Jackopsic of S. River Rd., Tolland. He Manchester Young Marines Rosen, Rt. 87, Columbia. $200 REBATE ON ANY NEW1975 VEGA. of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft employees. Other locally associated “Aircraft has a brother, Paul Michael; and a sister, Paula Rae. \ m 99' will meet tonight from 7 to 9 at groups are also within the field of membership. Ask for our informative booklet, Questions and Answers about “your best financial friend. It tells you the Burnside Ave. School, East |iii Lahey, Ryan Patrick, son of William F. and Kathryn Kelty Hartford. who is eligible to join and gives many helpful facts about the Credit Union s Lahey of 20 Davis Ave., Rockville. He was born Feb. 4 at organization and operation. Copies are available at the main office or any Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Youth Fellowship of South branch. and Mrs. John P. Kelty of Nabnasset, Mass. His paternal grand­ ■4 United Methodist Church will INCOMING _ ^ ^ parents are Dr. and Mrs. William J. Lahey of West Hartford. He meet tonight at 7 in the youth EAST HARTFORD AIRCRAFT has a sister, Kristen K. lounge of the church. ANY h kiss FEDERAL CREDIT UNION bomanico, Susan Elizabeth, daughter of Charles H. and Sunset Rebekah Lodge will “Where Your Money Goes Farther” Patricia Bould Domanico of 99 Green Manor Rd. She was bom meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Odd Ve OFF Jan. 17 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grand­ Fellows Hall. Officers will be Main Office: 417 Main St., East Hartford, parents are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bould of Westbury, N.Y. Her installed at 8 p.m. in public REGULAR PRICE Conn. 06118 paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Domanico of ceremonies. Mrs. Virginia Branches: North Haven, Southington, Westbui7 , N.Y. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Keeney is in charge of Middletown, Farmington, Mrs. William F. Bould of Westbury and Jam es McCullough of refreshments, and Mrs. Maybel South Windsor, Research Mineola, N.Y. She has a brother, Brian, 2Mi. Dowd, decorations.

It’s a great time to make your best NOVA. Real value in MONZA 2-F2. Motor T r e n d ’s EXPLORING SENSES deal on a new Chevrolet, during THE compact cars, ______1975 C ar of the Year.______NEW YORK (UPI) - In an 3 DAY WASMNCTOirS SALE Chevrolet’s “Dollars and Sense" Sale. “Dollars” as in “rebate” and “sense” Pick the base Nova, Nova Custom, or The Monza's styling is completely unusual science museum in San (FEB. 15,17, and 18) AIRCMFT Francisco, visitors look through as in “Chevrolet Makes Sense for luxurious new Nova LN. You get a new. The look is European. Yet the lenses that reverse images, put America". roomy, solidly built, easy-to-drive, inside of this right-sized car is packed t e l on earphones that delay feed­ SERVICES easy-tO'park compact car. And the with American engineering. And the y% Selected Spring Here’s bow it works: ’75 Nova is engineered to cost about kind of comfort Americans are used to. CREDIT back of their voices, explore the OFF 4 CONVENIENT LOCA TIONS surfaces of a tactile gallery and Make your best deal on any new $300 less in scheduled maintenance VEGA. Best overall EPA gas use dozens of other do-it-yourself COORDINATES 35 WINDSOR AVE., ROCKVILLE 1975 Nova, Vega or MonZa. Buy or than the ’74 (in 50,000 miles Across Irom Hartmann's - 875-2503 mileage of any 4-cylinder ENION exhibits. lease* from your Chevrolet dealer of driving). ______American-built car.______In the process they learn a 1237 H ARTFO RD TPK., VERNON and take delivery anytime from One great deal about their senses. Corner Rt. 30 and South Si. — 875-2363 now through February 28, 1975 With its available 140-2 engine Vej Stop 10 HARLOW ST., ROCKVILLE and you’ll receive a $200-$5()0 cash achieved 29 miles per gallon in Stop Off Union St. opp. Dowding, Moriarly & Dimock . 875-2503 rebate from Chevrolet, depending on Now th at highway test and 22 miles per gallon the Chevrolet you choose. 521 E. M IDDLE TPK., MANCHESTER in the city test. Based on 1975 Manu­ Don’t make any deal on any car VITAMIN on The Green next to Beitini Bros. Furniture - 643-1351 facturers’ Suggested Retail Prices, the Savings Bank until you see your Chevy dealer. makes sense Vega Hatchback is already priced $85 Store Hours; Sat., Mon., Tues., 6;30im - 6pm CHEVROLET MAKES SENSE FOR AMERICA. A Ladies’ Shop Specialmng in We’ve given him an d his salesmen below its nearest competitor. Other HEADQUARTERS Wed., Thurs. & Fri., 6;3dam - 8pm Liggett Park.ide Larger Sues •“ special incentives to make it possible Vega models include America’s lowest DAILY MANCHESTER Low PffCPs' of M anchester Clean LAUNDROMATS: Mon. - Set., 7im • 9pm for you to get a great deal right now. THURSDAY 111 8 P.M. TEL. e4S-9SS7 priced wagon ,Vega Notchback, Notch- f Montlipr F D I C •Consult your ChcvroleiJcakr/or full lease details. hack LX and Vega Estate Wagon. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. U, 1975 ;—$—$—$—$—$—$—$—$—$■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 14. 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN HERALD YESTERDAYS MANCHESTER PROPERH OWNERS GARDENING 25 Years Ago By FRANK ATWOOD Leonard W. Taylor is named chairman ASSOCIATION of Voting District TVo for Republicans. Manchester Hospital Drive total reaches $264,054. Invites The Public 10 Years Ago This date was a Sunday; The Herald did TO TW ANNUAL AKINIC not publish. Wednesday, Feb. 10th, Dying Child 8 : 0 0 P . M . Will Visit OVER 140 WHEN: Dream Spot VARIETIES PEMBERTON, N.J. (U PI)- Taiwan: The Home of The Tallest Buddha Blue-eyed Debbie Bogardus, 9, House lA flirD C * Whiten Memorial Library, Among the many tourist at­ There are many things to see has a lot on her mind these tractions on Taiwan is a Buddha in and around Taichung, the days. She’s . going to Disney l ll lU I L a North Main St. reported to be the tallest in the Buddha being the most famous. World. She doesn’t know she’s Plants world. It sits high atop a hill in ’There is the rose garden of dying of leukemia. a park called Pakuasba accessi­ Yuan Lin, 30 miles from the ci­ Debbie, a third-grader whose ble by a spiral staircase which ty; beautifully blue Sun Moon short brown hair just touches Town Manager Rohert leads to beautiful views of the Lake, 2,508 feet above sea level her ears, goes to a Philadelphia surrounding countryside. and Taiwan’s top honeymoon hospital every day for treat­ W eiss Located about 180 miles by r6sort> ment. Doctors offer little hope. air from Taipei to Kaohsiung, Back in the city, the provin­ They say she will probably die at the southern end of this cial capital of Taiwan, there within a year. tobacco leaf-shaped island, and are fine restaurants featuring But three neighbors say about 230 miles via a more in­ six different mainland Chinese they’re determined to give Deb­ “Revaluation and Federal teresting train ride. cuisines and night life of every bie anything she wants in these We have everything you There are also good roads, description. last months. ’They’ve planned a need for your garden in­ WHAT: Grants and How They Effect exept during and shortly after Central Taiwan also offers fund-raising benefit Sunday, doors, including pot­ the typhoon season, extending Yu Shan, or Mt. Morrison, the completed with cake sales, auc­ ting soil, pottery, fer- Manchester’s Tax Rate.” west to east over the mountains island’s loftiest peak at 12,959 tions and 12 bands. tinkers, and insec­ to lush east shore areas like feet. Mt. Morrison is higher The New York Jets and ticides... Hualien and Han. than Japan’s famous Mt. Philadelphia Eagles The flight from Taipei to Fujiyama and is a favorite of professional football teams There will be election of members to the MPOA Board of Kaohsiung is just over an hour mountain climbers. gave two autographed footballs A One Stop Shopping and it is a rapid transition from Directors, then the discussion of the above subject. Cross-island auto drives over to auction. Place for Indoor I teeming commercial activity to the central mountain range and “'The committee will pay for & Refreshments will be served. GaTdeners! the more languid life associated offers a splendid view of anything Debbie wants to do in I COMEI ASK QUESTIONS! FIND OUT HOW with the tropics. The people are Taroka Gorge near Hualien. It whatever time she has left,” more Taiwanese than Chinese is a canyon cut through solid says one of the neighbors, Betty WHITHAM and the economy is more of the \ REVALUATION WILL EFFECT YOU! marble and granite. Nixon. bicycle era than Taipei’s Nursery For those not wishing to stay Most of all, that means a trip I MANCHESTEfT PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOC. motorbike-auto prosperity. MON. thru SA'T 10-5 too long in the Taichung area, from snow-covered New Jersey I BOX 428, MANCHESTER, CONN. 08040 There are 773,000 people in ROUTE 6 BOLTON Taipei is only three hours away to Florida, to fantasy-filled Kaohsiung and there are Mabel Sheridan - Treasurer by fast train. Disney World. 643-7802 excellent hotels plus exciting night life. ’The city streets are a If’SS.').... mixture of bicycles carrying The fountains and tourist rest stop, amid ornate aquatic gardens, are favored with a % workers into town and tiny beautiful mountain background on the cross-island highway connecting eastern and children eating from rice bowls alongside a mobil lunch wagon. western populated areas of Taiwan. M i Royal Yiking GLOBE Holly Argiros adds the last flowers to an arrangement at Krause Florist and Greenhouse on Hartford Rd., where she is employed as a floral desiper. A Vernon girl, she had her I Will Visit Travel Service first training in work with flowers at Rockville High School. (Herald photo by Pinto) New York 555 MAIN STREET I WIN A 643-2165 I Luggage 1975 I For CraMni or Ftykig - Morlow't Has Just Tho luggago You I New York will see the Royal I NaadI CtiooM trom ttwso Famous Brands: Samtonlto (wo carry a) When a daughter was born on Holly also was following in tom and tapering to a point at Viking Sea, third and final Authorized agent in Manchester I compMa UnaL Mlantlc, Vantura, Urway, Saward. ior all Airlines. Railroads and Christmas to Mr. and Mrs. the footsteps of her older sister, the top. vessel of the Royal Viking Line George Argiros of Vernon 20 Steamship Lines. MARLOW’S Suzanne, who had similar She began with a cube of fleet, for the first time April 16. DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER - 049-5221 years ago, they named her Hol­ training in Rockville High “oasis,” soaked in water and That same day the 22,000-ton ly. It seems a most suitable School and worked at the fitting the white glass container OniASS COLONNADE Norwegian flag liner will de­ name for a girl who has chosen, Buettner flower shop for some she had chosen. The material is part on her 42-day Black .,11 L IN as her occupation, work with time. soft enough to permit a flower Sea/Mediterranean cruise. She flowers. ^ stem to be thrust into it and will return to New York May 28 tiawail Now a floral designer with Perhaps ‘Plant Doctor’? firm enough to hold the flower one day prior to her Trans- Krause Florist and Greenhouse in place. The water will last for $509 Holly thinks she would now THBWEEK. Atlantic crossing and popular in Manchester, Holly got her many hours. like to keep her regular job with Russia/Europe voyage. san francisco start in floriculture at Holy began with sprigs of Mr. Krause but offer her ser­ The Royal Viking Sea’s first Rockville’ High School. boxwood and leather-leaf fern 37c vices, outside of business hours, cruise out of New York (April Although enrolled in a business which she broke with her as a “plant doctor.” She would 16) will include calls at los angeles course, she got permission to fingers from larger branches make house calls, by appoint­ 50‘down. Ho monthly payments. Funchal, Monte Carlo and spend two periods a day in the and placed to form a base for 37c ment, to diagnose the ailments Naples before sailing on to plant science courses taught by the blossoms which would stand Over 800 Enjoy Bermuda Show of plants that are not doing well This week, your Lottery ticket could win you more than our Dubrovnik, Piraeus (Athens), or Neal Landers in the vocational higher. These were pink car­ and give advice on how to treat $200,000 jackpot. It could win you one of a bunch of beautiful new Istanbul, Odessa, Constanta agricultural department of the nations, small lavendar pom­ Snow on the ground is nice but over 800 people agreed last night at The Herald’s Travel ias vegas them. Oldsmobile Cutlass Colonnades. Each with $1,000 cash.* * A long list and Varna. From there are the high school. pom chrysanthemums and, as Show that the warm, balmy breezes of Bermuda were tempting. Looking over brochures FINAL CLEARANCE! Holly knows of no one who of luxury options including air conditioning and automatic Greek islands of Patmos, 37C Before graduation in 1973, accents, a few yellow daisies now offers such a service but that reveal the beauty of the island are from left, Paul Ryan of O’Keefe Travel of Mykonos and Rhodes followed Holly started working out of and small pink Sweetheart transmission. And even a full tank of gas. she has many questions which Wethersfield (dressed in Bermuda shorts for the occasion); Barbara Cox of LaBonne by Malta, Motril, Malaga, school hours for Paul Buettner roses. Every Lottery ticket dated February 20 com es with a free can she answers as best she can Travel, 67 E. Center St.; and John E. Such, marketing manager for Delta Airlines. Gibraltar, Lisbon and Horta LIN Florist on Burnside Ave., East Come Long Distance Car-A-Day Bonus Number. Match it and win a super Cutlass Colonnade over the telephone. She realizes Program, which was held at Manchester High School, included films on Bermuda and a (Azores), with return to New Hartford, now operated by The chrysanthemums were like the one shown below. Match any of our regular Double Play for details Paul’s son, Robert. After high it is difficult, and sometimes fashion show presented by Formal’s Inn of Manchester and Harvey’s of the Burr Shopping York set for May 28. impossible, to know what is grown in the Krause numbers and be in the running for the more than 14,000 cash prizes Plaza. (Herald photo by Dunn) It also is possible to begin this 872-8316 RY GEORGE! scbooi she continued at the greenhouse, but many flowers, awarded every week. Buettner shop full time. She wrong with a plant without cruise three days earlier (April argosy travel seeing it. at any season, must be Get your Lottery tickets with the Car-A-Day stub. And you might 13) at Fort Lauderdale. moved to the Krause purchased from a wholesaler. Greenhouse last June. She has When we called to get a pic­ end up driving one of this year’s most beautiful bargains. A 1975 ture of Holly at work, she was Some of them may have been continued to learn from Mr. grown as far away as Florida or Oldsmobile Cutlass Colonnade. For only 500. HERE’S A Buettner and Mr. Krause but ready to start an arrangement planned to look well on an end- California, even South The Loveliest Oasis In Tunisia MEXICO •349.00 feels deeply grateful to Mr. America. Landers for the good start he table. She had decided that the ^form of the arrangement should A busy season for florists is OOUBLmftT c s> . By MURRAY J. BROWN an enclosed Land Rover but had mostly in one-or-two storied 8 DAYS & 7 MGHTS gave her in growing and just ahead, with Valentine’s to cut it short because of sudden ochre-colored flatroofed rec­ Mm lco dlty/Taxco/Acapulco from Bradloy FloM Includoo: 3 nightt In Mexico arranging flowers. ^be triangle, widest at the bot- m m I UPI Travel Editor Day to be followed by Easter, heavy rains The rain and driv­ tangular buildings City, 1 night in Tixco, 3 nighia In Acapulco, all baggage handling. Including SHOE SALE NEFTA, Tunisia (UPI) - The gritutlM to portort. All taxoa and gratutulot rovolonl to ttio above noted In- Mothers Day and Memorial ing winds soon obliterated our bus topped a rise in the road and cluilve tour loaturtt.. Day and flowers must either be COtW ECTIGm •206,000 lirn ER V tracks underscoring the danger my first thought was that the grown or ordered from a of getting lost in the giant dunes bright band of green shimmer­ wholesaler to fill the holiday de­ Our veteran desert driver had The Philadelphia Inquirer, MANCHESTER ing in the dull brown desert no difficulty although it seemed fMERCURY TRAVEL OF MANCHESTER, INC. YOU CAN’T MISS mand. There are weddings and ahead was a mirage. founded in 1771, is the oldest con­ funerals at less predictable to take a little longer getting out A few minutes later, however, tinuously published newspaper HOSPITAL NOTES time and the florists must than going in. we rolled into the oasis of Nefta in the natioa always be prepared for these The people of Nefta - esti­ near the Chott (salt flats) el- occasions. mated at about 15,000 - live Pjerid on the fringes of the Discharged Wednesday. Also, Dorothy Anderson, 55 How’s Business? 'Sahara deep in the interior of Secondo Agostinelli, 245 Oak Academy St.; Elaine How are the retail florists west central Tunisia While no St.; Augusta Hoppe, 22 Arch Naczkowski, 85 Old Towne Rd., doing under difficult economic 1975 Cutlass Colonnade mirage, Nefta could offer the St.; Fearvant Vichi, 360 Main Rockville; Deborah Hazzard, 60 conditions? traveler the beauty and charm Hair by Tres Chic. ■■ St.; Patricia Rick, 88 Oak St.; Ridgewood St.; Kimberly “Hurting,” said George dreams are often made of. Richard Forde, 224 Main St.; Sherwin, 486 N. Main St.; Dawn Krause. The green is groves of date Mary Lamprecht, 425 Avery Blair, 9 Yeomans Rd., Colum­ He must buy not less than 50,- palms - about 350,000 in all - St., South Windsor; H. Estes, bia; Steven Bidwell, 32 000 gallons of fuel oil, Mr. watered by 152 natural springs 162P Homestead St.; Theresa Norwood St.; Helen Joyce, 476 Krause said, to heat his and countless deep wells which Chokas, 81 Diane Dr.; Judy Parker St.; James Mackintosh, greenhouse and display area. were bored in the mid-1960s. Our Blaschik, New Britain. 130 School St ; Rudolph Libby, The latest bill he paid was at 38 Tourafric bus guide, Akermi 420 Hilliard St.; Laura Bentley, cents a gallon and his father Taieb, said Nefta is considered Also, John Gottschalk, 105D 153 Highland St.; April Daggett, remembers when oil cost 5 the loveliest oasis in Tunisia - if Bluefield Dr.; Robert Grant, East Hartford. cents a gallon. Prices of other not all of North Africa - and its Storrs; Linda Flavell, 52 Bette ORIGINALLY 16.99-26.00 supplies and flowers are higher dates are among the finest any­ Ths ‘Tre« Cfcic’ woman Dr.; Florence MacAuley, 28 An- also and orders from customers where. This 4lme we’ve really- slashed the prices on dor Rd.; Richard White, 189 are down. Avery St., South Windsor; It is quiet and serene and the shares opinions, good fortune, women's shoes In your favorite dress, sport and Theresa Arsenault, Long Hill tempo is more geared to camels Rd., Andover; Lyle Eastman, than Cadillacs. Modem fashions casual styles. Walt till you see this collection. 210 Hollister St.; Wayne may be popular in Tunis and favorite restaurants, and Spencer, 94 Midland St., Coven­ SPECIAU (Limited Supply) other major cities, but traditions «.LIN Hurry In for best selection. try; Linda Soucy, East Hart­ are strong here, and the Berber recipes with everyone. ford. villagers still dress in cloaks and O’CEDAR MOPS NEXT WEEK’S DRAWING WILL BE HELD AT THE FOUR SEASONS DINNER r o ^ like their ancestors, and 20-25% women hide their faces from But her look is hers alone. AND MANY MORE THEATRE. strangers INSIDE STORY District Board R«g.$5.99 N 0 W ^ ! 2 m 4 9 ROUTE 81, HIQGANUM, FEBRUARY 20 AT 10:00 A.M. r — Full Color Line of Solarlan, Formica Tops & Bath Nefta was once a major stop * Tickets dated February 20 on sale now are good (or Oldsmobile Cutlass Colonnades. * * You must claim within one month to win car. Winners have for camel caravans crossing the Meets Monday Walla. one year to claim cash only. The Lottery reserves the right to award any car advertised, or prize of equivalent value, subject to availability. Illustra­ The Eighth Utilities District tion may differ slightly from car awarded. Cars will be delivered F.O.B. Commission on Special Revenue, 1290 Silas Deane Highway, Wethersfield, trackless desert to and from MFIKS "CARPCTS” Connecticut 06109. Cars will conform to State of Connecticut and Federal staqdards. Bonus stub prizes do not double. Board of Directors will conduct Algeria, only a few miles away. Tres Chic Salon its regularly scheduled monthly PERSONALIZED FLOORS The paved road from points meeting Monday at 7 p.m. north and east ends here now. . a * U H 303 East Center Street But treks by camel or four- FOR DETAILS It will be in the second-floor “Quality Workmanship & Service 643-2483 Since 1940“ Winning bonus numbers for Car-A-Day stubs. wheel-drive vehicles can be ar­ meeting room at the district’s 100990 Dated 1/30/75 ranged for those who would ex­ 872-8318 Monday - Saturday firehouse. Main and Hilliard PAUL F. PHILLIPS, Prop. plore further. MMSY TM lia Thursday & Friday Evenings Sts., with the public invited to 390 Main St., Manchestor 649-9298 260989 Dated 2/6/75 Forbes sW lace attend and speak. if you hold any of these numbers, claim at once. Se e details on stub. Don't try to go-it-alone. We took a drive into the Sahara in ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a' SALE STARTS RIBHT NOW AT MANCHESTER PARKADE PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 14, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN OBITUARIES COEP Includes UConn Skein Ugo L. Buscaglia Anthony Leone (Continued from Page One) The funeral of Anthony Leone Ugo L. Buscaglia, 74, of The field of health services is one of HERALD of 165 Birch St., who died Glastonbury, a member of several careers made available to COEP Ends at Five dent gets to know him personally. "It’s Thursday at his home, is Satur­ Manchester American Legion students for investigation. ANGLE almost a one-to-one situation with the day at 8:30 a.m. from the John Post, died Wednesday at Hart­ Other phases of the COEP program deal student,” says Mrs. Hoyt. By EARL YOST F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 ford Hospital. He was the with distribution and diversified work NEW YORK (UPI) — Manhattan College has broken the ‘"This is the time,” she says, “when they Sports Editor W. Center St., wiUi a Mass at father of Ronald C. Buscaglia of University of Connecticut’s five-game basketball winning need a friend and need to know someone courses. St. James Church at 9. Burial Ellington. All students are given the opportunity to streak. cares about them.” will be in St. James Cemetery. Other survivors are his wife, choose the field of their choice. The Huskies were upended by Manhattan Thursday night “Kids who have had high absenteeism in Friends may call at the a daughter, two brothers, two ’The same evaluation system is main­ school change their ways. Very often, they Drop in Interest Expected at Madison Square Garden in New York 77-69. funeral home tonight from 7 to sisters, and three tained along with regular communication have found something they really like to UConn trailed by as much as 17 points in the second half, 9. grandchildren. between the employer and the COEP in­ It wasn’t surprising at all to learn that attendance for do and If they don’t report regularly to but reserve Rod Bass caught fire and netted five straight The family suggests that any The funeral is Saturday at structor. the second of two Hartford County Conference basketball their work station (as their joh is called), shots in the final minutes to narrow the margin. memorial contributions may be 10:15 a.m. from the Glaston­ The COEP program is planned in con­ doubleheaders at the Hartford Civic Center fell off by 2,580 they won’t get paid,” Mrs. Hoyt said. Most Connecticut teams fared better back on their own made to the Building Fund of bury Funeral Home, 450 New junction with a required academic cash customers over the initial turnout of 5,881. “Also, they are not supposed to report to courts. Behind sophomore Owen Mahorn’s career-high 24 St. James Church. London Tpke., Glastonbury, schedule, and credit is given for work There were at least two major reasons, (1) the $3.50 their work station unless they attend points, Fairfield University upset highly regarded Boston with a Mass at St. Paul’s experience. ticket charge for adults and (2) the fact the twinbill was school,” she said. College 80-to-74. Church, Glastonbury, at 11. a006 being staged on a week night, Tuesday, as against a Satur­ Mrs. Hoyt brought out one of the main Sacred Heart, led by Tony Trimboli’s 37 points, was Albert Lanz Burial will be at the con­ About 400 Involved day for the first such promotion. venience of the family. objectives of COEP when she said, “We never headed as it defeated Marist College 96-82 in ELLINGTON - Albert Lanz, just want them to like what they’re About 400 students at MHS are presently There are no calling hours. The first doubleheader bringing together Northwest, 81, of 5 Lanz Lane died doing.” involved in the COEP program with nine Bridgeport. The family suggests that any East Catholic, South Catholic and St.Paul lured 5,881 sup­ Thursday at Rockville General teacher-coordinators guiding them. In Hamden, Quinnipiac registered its eighth win in a row memorial contributions may be Juniors Included porters of Catholic high school basketball to the spacious Hospital. He was the husband of Once a year, on Careers Day, various by demolishing Southern Connecticut 91-59. made to a charity of the donor’s Members of the junior class at MHS who center. The crowd was the second bigget biggest to ever Mrs. Elsie Diggelmann Lanz. business firms set up displays in the Eastern Connecticut evened its record to 9-9 with a 95-61 are exploring the health services are given Mr. Lanz was born March 30, choice. Clarke Arena at MHS with representatives watch the schoolboys play in Connecticut. assignments in convalescent homes. win over the University of New Haven in West Haven. 1893 in Ellington and had lived to explain their type of business to in­ Two suggestions for what it’s worth to those in charge is ’Their acceptance by the elderly is The Australian National Women’s Basketball Team here all his life. A retired dairy terested students. (1) lower the adult admission price to a more realistic remarkable, says Mrs. Hoyt. “Sometimes made a clean sweep of its American tour by defeating farmer, he operated a milk Walter A. Luce All this is a part of the Manchester figure and (2) offer the tickets for sale at the participating the young ones relate better with the Southern Connecticut women 67-51 in New Haven. route in the area for many W alter A. Luce, 75, of school system’s concern and effort to schools for several days in advance at least. elderly than the older nurses,” said Mrs. Manhattan scored the first eight points of the game, but years. He was a member of the Worcester, Mass., formerly of emphasize the importance of vocational If the latter practice is followed, a much greater number Hoyt. “They have a terrific sense of UConn fought back and took a brief two-point lead with Apostolic Christian Church of Manchester, died Saturday in education for today’s youth. of tickets would be sold than on the one-day only, several City Hospital, Worcester. humor and a great feeling of compassion,” It is appropriate that the state has about eight minutes remaining in the first half. It was Ellington. she added. hour system which was used this year. He is also survived by 2 sons, . The funeral was Tuesday in declared a week to be set aside as Connec­ UConn’s last lead in the game. Upon completion of the course, each stu­ East Catholic followers grabbed up more than 1,100 Albert Lanz Jr. of Niverville, Worcester. Burial was in ticut Vocational Education Week in con­ Before an overflow crowd of 3,800 at the Fairfield gym­ (Herald photo by Dunn) dent receives a certificate for a Level I tickets for the initial twinbill and approximately 200 less N.Y., and Kerwin Lanz of Mor­ Worcester County Memorial junction with National Vocational Educa­ nasium, the Stags, now 9-10, erased an Eagle 4-2 lead and nurse aide. ton, 111.; 5 daughters, Mrs. Park, Paxton, Mass. tion Week this week to acquaint the public for the second doubleheader which featured teams from Fulfilling the purpose of COEP, this were never headed. Six-foot-seven forward Ralph Rehn Manchester High^s TournamenUBound Indians Herbert Clarke and Mrs. Daryl He was born in Roxbury, Vt. with the local effort being undertaken in East, South, Northwest and Xavier. phase of health services indoctrination canned 14 points in the half half to help the Stags to a 45-36 Luginbuhl, both of Rockville, He lived in Manchester 11 years this program. exposes the student to the many phases of intermission lead. Mrs. Bernard Gebler of until moving to Worcester 10 Any parent or student interested in lear­ Younger Fans at Games Presenting new coach Doug Pearson with a tournament Koepsel. Standing, Pearson, Kerry Collins, Jim McNickle, health services— nursing, administration, The Eagles, now 15-6, cut the Stag lead to 73-69 with 3:19 Ellington, Mrs. George Foxe of years ago. He was a machinist ning more about the vocational education “We’ve got more young fans than ever before. Fellows qualifying entry were these members of the Manchester Bob Healy, Mike Quesnel, Bob Ostberg, Alex Mikolowsky, therapy, laboratory, and others. left in game behind the uncanny shooting of 6-6 forward Carol Stream, 111., and Mrs. at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft They Appear at Illing Talent Show program offered in the schools may con­ who have played high school and college basketball in re­ High squad. Front, co-captains Ray Sullivan and John Mark Demko, Hal Rawlings and John Pisch. tact Neil Lawrence, vocational education Bob Carrington, who scored a game-high 28 points. John Getz of Morton, 111.; a Division of United Aircraft Sense of Responsibility cent years are now flocking to buy tickets,” Howie director, at Manchester High School, 646- Fairfield’s Danny Odums celebrated his 22nd birthday brother, Henry Lanz of Corp. in East Hartford for 12 The cafeteria auditorium at Illing Junior High School rocks as Kenny Anderson, left, and Important, too, is the development of McHugh, chief tub thumper of the Boston Celtics reported years until his retirement 11 the sense of responsibility in the students 5854. by scoring 13 points, handing out eight assists and hauling Ellington; a sister. Mrs. Noah Wes Fedorchak accompany themselves in a rock duet. This was one of about 20 variety this week. The answer came in response to why the sudden Schrock of Oakville, Iowa; and years ago. acts presented Thursday afternoon in a talent show for and by the students at the school. of COEP. in seven rebounds. 16 grandchildren. Mr. Luce was a U.S. Navy interest in the Celts with attendance at a new all-time In Hamden, Quinnipiac, 13-7, scored the game’s first (Herald photo by Dunn) high. One sellout after another has been the pattern at the The funeral is Sunday at 1:30 veteran of World War I, and a eight points and moved to a 14-point spread with a 38-24 Agency Claims ancient Boston Garden this season to watch Dave Cowens, Third Place Next Goal p.m. at the Apostolic Christian former member of the Army- halftime edge. The Braves overwhelmed the Owls in the John Havlicek and Co. do their stuff... This year marks the Church. Burial will be in Navy Club. second half, leading by as much as 37 points with four Survivors are his wife, Ellen Pilot Warned 40th anniversary of the Community Y built in 1935...Curt Ellington Center Cemetery. minutes remaining. Harold Driver led Quinnipiac with 18 Friends may call at the Ladd A. Carlson Luce; three sons, Iverson and Tom Tucker, mainstays with the Manchester By Beeper points. Roger Flaherty had 10 points for Southern, which Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Raymond W. Luce of Orlando, Community college basketball team, are the fifth and State Approves Establishing slipped to 8-9. For Indians in CCIL Ave., Rockville, Saturday from F la., Richard C. Luce of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ninth best point-producers in the Connecticut Commuhity TWA pilot might possibly have Pacing Eastern Connecticut was Steve Martin with 20 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Auburn, Mass., and Roger A. College Athletic Assn, competition this season. Iverson, a The family suggests that any Luce of Manchester; two avoid^ the Virginia mountain points while teammate Ron Lavigne had 19. Barry Cun­ By Len Aster ning, Eagle Coach Stan memorialcontributions may be daughters, Mrs. Virginia E. Office for Jobless in Vernon where he crashed Dec. 1 if he Hartford High product, boasts a 20.3 point game mark ningham had a team-high 12 points for the Chargers, who With a CIAC State Basket­ while Tucker, a Manchester High grad, is canning 16.7 Ogrodnik realized he had a made to the Apostolic Christian Marcoux of West Boylston, had reacted more quickly to a slipped to 6-12. ball Tournament berth safe­ young outfit and more than Mass., and Mrs. Dorothy M. WINTER SPORTS beeping altimeter warning points per outing. Home for the Handicapped, The Pioneers, ranked second among New England Divi­ ly tucked away in its belt, anything this explains the Morton, 111., in care of the Hague of Worcester; a sister, BARBARA RICHMOND pressing need of help to locate the new facility “will make it eight seconds before impact, a sion 2 teams by United Press International, scored the Manchester High’s next goal Apostolic Christian Church of Mrs. Ruby L. Chamberlain of an unemployment office in our Federal Aviation Administra­ Schoolboy Hockey Suggestion fortunes of war. 'This does Vernon will get its unemploy­ much more convenient for Ver­ first eight points of their game and led at the half 49-34. It is third place in the Central not hold true for Holy Cross, Ellington, or to the Heart Fund. Worcester; nine grandchildren ment office branch. Official ap­ community.” non residents to apply for un­ There is supervised coasting at Center Springs Park tion inspector said today. Ronnie Daigle, considered by many the finest hockey and seven great-grandchildren. Plans are to conduct office Richard R. Neville told a was Sacred Heart’s 17th win against only four losses. Connecticut Interscholastic however. With a veteran proval for locating such an of­ employment compensation today from 3 to 9 p.m. player to come out of Manchester, offered a suggestion League (CCIL). The Indians fice in Vernon was announced hours each Thursday from 9 benefits during which I hope is National Transportation Safety that high school hockey be staged at the Hartford Civic cast returning, big things a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Burke said Board inquiry into the crash, will make the first step this morning at a press con­ a short period of economic dis­ Skiing hours at Northview tonight will be 6:30 to 9:30. Center. The one-time high scorer feels that the schoolboys were expected from the ference by State Rep. Martin B. the office will be staffed by a location.” There is no skating, rec officials report; the areas have which killed 92 persons, that the towards tlmt target tonight Crusaders. But Holy Cross minimum of five employes of cockpit radio warning sounded would be able to make a go of it at the new playing sur­ College Basketball in East Hartford against Burke. The offices will be on the se­ not been cleared of snow. face...Bruce Landon, former Springfield goalie and a has run into difficulties in Burke, after receiving many the state and will serve cond floor of the firehouse its first alert when flight 514 Penney High. the Naugatuck Valley residents of Vernon, Ellington, Coasting hours Saturday and Sunday, weather permit­ reserve with the New England Whalers until this year requests for the return of such where there is ample space. was 500 feet above the ground Also on the local front. League and comes in with an and Tolland. and headed for the peak. when he refused to be sent to Cape Cod, will rejoin the POLICE REPORT an office to Vernon, brought the Burke said the parking ting, will be 10 to 9. East Catholic has a non­ over-all 11-6 mark. matter before the Feb. 3 It will be a full service office facilities are also ample as Asked whether pilot Richard Whalers immediately. He should be a good back-up for the Box Score Tells conference test tonight at for filing of new unemployment Skiing hours for the weekend, also weather permitting, Towering 6-8 center Jim meeting of the Town Council. those coming to the office may Brock could have negotiated overworked A1 Smith. The latter has been in the nets for the Eagles’ Nest at 8 against claims and payment of con­ are 9 to 5 Saturday and 1 to 5 Sunday. the approximately 100 feet Abromaitis powers the The office to be established at park in a town-owned lot nearby every game since Christer Abrahamsson was injured a Holy Cross of Waterbury. MANCHESTER his license was suspended. tinuing claims. Also residents The skiing races Saturday at 9 a.m. under sponsorship of needed to clear the mountain Cross attack. the Ashe Firehouse on Nye St. on Spring St. or in space which month ago. Landon is well-known in Manchester having Only Half Story Cheney Tech is idle. Arrests made or summonses Court date is March 3. in Rockville, will officially open may register for jobs, and will be roped off adjacent to the the Manchester State Bank are on, said officials. top had he immediately thrown appeared at two Masonic Sports Night programs as a guest "Two young players' issued by Manchester Police in­ • Timothy I. Kehler, 38, of 90 March 6, Burke was told by receive job counseling and on a burst of extra power, Manchester, which can who figure prominently in firehouse. Schools are out next week for the midwinter vacation, speaker. cluded: Ridge St., charged Thursday Jack Fusari, commissioner of referral. The only expense to the state Neville replied; “I would have NEW YORK (UPI) — The box score was only half the finish no worse than fourth the Eagles’ future are Jon • Lola M. Terrier, 61, of 869 night with operatng an un­ the department of labor. For several years now will be the installation of a and Monday is the holiday celebration of Washington’s to assum e that would be Near Identical Mark story — the wrong half as far as Notre Dame and its in the league, stands at 8-6, Lindberg and Jeff Heim. Main St., charged Thursday registered motor vehicle. Court Burke said the mayor and the residents of the tri-town area telephone for its use and a birthday. Rec officials say you should call 643-4700 for the possible.” basketball fans were concerned. 10-7 in all games. Imeditely Both has starred with the have had to go to Manchester Year ago today the New England Whalers boasted a 29- night with intoxication, breach date is March 4. council were to be commended minimal fee for custodial ser­ latest information about outdoor winter sports. Flight recorders showed ahead of the Silk Towners is jayvees. with token for such services. Burke said Brock did try to add power, but 20-2 record. Going in tonight against Indianapolis at the Notre Dame squeaked by of peace, and third-degree for their quick response “to the vices for the one day. State topped North Texas Conard High at 9-5. If experience with the varsity. criminal mischief. Police said Thefts reported to only two seconds before the Hartford Civic Center, Coach Ron Ryan’s crew has an St. John’s, 68-67, Thursday Burke said he is aware of State, 87-72. Conard drops its last two Elsewhere in the area the charges stem from a Manchester Police included: crash. His plane was climbing almost identical 28-21-3 log...Joe Martens will be with the night in the second half of a mild criticism concerning the Louisville held Drake CCIL engagements (against tonight, Rham High (10-3, domestic disturbance. Court • A violin, viola, and man’s location but said it is an im­ when it rammed into the moun­ UMass squad in the Yanke^ Conference indoor track doubleheader at Madison date is March 3. parka, stolen from a car parked tain top as it approached Dulles Square Garden. However, without a field goal for Enfield and league champ 12-5) journeys to COC rival 12 Applications Filed provement over having to go to Delta Proposes New Facility championship meet Saturday at the University of Rhode Hall) and Manchester takes • Yvonne E. McLachlan, 19, at the Manchester Shopping Manchester. International Airport. the box score showed the seven minutes midway Coventry High (4-9, 5-12), of Hartford, charged ’Thursday Parkade. Value of the loss was Neville said the speed with Island. The East Catholic grad is the choice in the high through the second half and both, the locals will place Bolton High (4-9, 6-10) visits Use of the council chambers Delta spokesmen say Bradley Irish’s leading scorer, with fourth-degree larceny estimated at $550. WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - which a pilot responds obvious­ jump event. third in the nine-team For Police Chief Job in the Administration Building desperately needs the 46,000 Adrian Dantley, with “only” the Cardinals rolled to an Vinal Tech (5-8, 7-8) in after a shoplifting complaint • Thirty-six cans of motor The Connecticut Department of ly depends on how busy he is at was considered but state of­ square feet facility. A Greater 18 points—12 below his easy victory behind Allen league. Middletown and Ellington from Shoe-Town, Spencer St. oil, worth $36, stolen overnight Transportation is studying a the time. ficials felt there was not enough Hartford Chamber of average which ranks him Murphy’s season high 26 Manchester has come on High (7-7, 8-9), needing two Court date is March 3. from Ed’s Atlantic service sta­ Manchester has 12 applicants determine whether they meet Delta Airlines proposal to build But Neville, the chief FAA in­ sitting space for the number of Commerce spokesman said the Pro Basketball Roundup points. The win boosted fast, copping seven of its wins to qualify for the tour­ • Russell D. Saunders, 37, of tion, 288 W. Middle Tpke. for the post of police chief, with specs for the job. a $4 million facility at Bradley spector assigned full time to third in the nation aipong He said a decision then will persons expected. federal government will pay 70 Louisville’s season mark to last nine outings, to qualify nament, entertains Valley 20 Branford St., charged • A car, owned by Chester four of them from Manchester International Airport in Wind­ TWA, added that if he personal­ major college scorers.’ be made on the type of He said he was not aware of per cent of the cost for the for the tournament in the Thursday afternoon with Lemrise of East Hartford, and one each from Rocky Hill, sor Locks. ly hear such an alert, he would However, it was Dantley’s 17-2 and kept the Cardinals Regional of Deep River. examination — oral, written or any other location in the im­ suggested improvements. Class AA Division for the operating a motor vehicle while stolen Thursday while it was Enfield, Bolton, Hamden, The agency said the southern- “sure start double checking aw- two free throws with 1:48 atop the Missouri Valley Also, South Windsor (10-3, both. ’The examinations will be mediate center of Rockville, JEFF HEIM JON LINDBERG parked at the Postal Service Windsor, Bloomfield, North based airline offered to pay $2 ful quick.” Cavaliers Respond left to play that enabled Conference standings with first time in four cam­ 12-6) is at Windsor Locks (3- handled by the state Personnel which would be rent free. substation on Broad St. The car Haven and Staten Island. million in cash and the prin­ Notre Dame to hang on for an 8-2 record. Drake fell to paigns. Penney has had a 10, 5-13) and Rockville High Wednesday was the deadline Department. 'The town is not charging the cipal and interest on thd needed are 11-7 over-all with two Nursing Home was recovered later in the day its 14th win against seven 11-9 overall and 4-4 in the disappointing season, 5-9 in backcourtman Ray Sullivan (4-9, 4-13) is at Windsor (5-8, for applications, with those state any rent for the firehouse bonds for construction of an ad­ games remaining, tonight on Center St., abandoned. facility. This is why the state, losses and Coach Digger conference. the CCIL and 6-12 over-all. have been the Indian 7-11) in Central Valley Hearings Open date-marked Feb. 12 accepted dition to the main building at To Rough Schedule against the invading • A $130 electronic with its limited budget, agreed Mike Davis and Bobby Six-foot-six pivotman Steve stalwarts. Conference play. Rockville calculator, stolen from the Thursday and today. First Game Bradley or an adjacent Phelps was more than HARTFORD (UPI) - State to establish the local office. Humbles scored 21 points Zocco leads the Black East Catholic has had a Crusaders and Monday in still has an outside shot at a Health Commissioner Douglas Town Public Works Depart­ The new police chief will Students at the International building. NEW YORK (UPI) — Four games in four nights may pleased with his star’s per­ FOR MOM, apiece to lead Bradley to its Knights. Junior forward “bad” season, considering Bristol against St. Paul. spot in the CVC Playoff. S. Lloyd today assured the ment office at Lincoln Center succeed James Reardon, who YMCA Training School in bother Coach Bill Fitch, but it doesn’t seem to bother the formance. Springfield, Mass, played the DAO, SIS Missouri Valley Conference Mike Quesnel and past successes. The Eagles Prior to season’s begin­ legislature there are no Wednesday. has held the post for 16 years Cleveland Cavaliers who appear to be headed for their first “I thought he (Dantley) widespread abuses in the nur­ and who was a state trooper for first official basketball game on AW played a great team game,” win over Tulsa in a game Jan. 21,1892. It was invented by National Basketball Association playoff berth. sing home industry in Connec­ 23 years before then. Reardon BROTHER which saw nine players foul No Income Tax Dr. James Naismith to provide Fitch watched his men Phelps said. “He’s one of ticut. will leave his desk as of Feb. 28. AUFOR out and 62 personnel fouls indoor exercise between the bounce back in the fourth the most dedicated players Lloyd, the lead-off witness in A testimonial dinner for night, Indiana edged I’ve ever seen. He’s turned called. Bradley hit ll-of-12 Novel Soccer Tourney Set Pledge Kept Reardon March 7 at The football and baseball seasons. period of the only NBA the legislature’s probe of nur­ Naismith used peach baskets in Virginia, 107-105, Memphis free throws in the last 3 HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Colony, Talcottville is sold out. game Thursday night to into a team player this sing homes, said while there the gym and players had to use ONE beat St. Louis, 120-114, and I/2minutes to hold off a High school and area soccer March 9 at Manchester High’s Ella T. Grasso ’Thursday night The arrangements committee D o H e f l i s h ^ grab a 96-93 decision over year.” are some abuses, they are not ladders to retrieve the ball LOW Denver bypassed Utah, 116- Tulsa Rally and move its players will participate in the Clarke Arena. so widespread as thosh un­ kept her campaign pledge not to has announced, with regret, no the Golden State Warriors. St. John’s, thanks to mis­ The program, sponsored by SATURDAYS after successful shots. 112 . overall record to 12—8,7—7 second annual six-a-side indoor covered in neighboring New impose state income tax. additions or exceptions will be “Our play the last three sed free throws and a key the Manchester Community SMALL FRY in conference play. Six soccer tournament Sunday, York. During her drive to become made. m i s t nights has been a beautiful walking violation by College Athletic Department, FEBRUARY FURNITURE SHOE SKATES players fouled out for Tulsa, Lloyd said, “By and large the nation’s first woman gover­ Assistant Town Manager QUALITY example of things that go Pacers 107, Squires 105 Dantley, had three shots at will feature teams from MCC, nor elected in her own right, Charles McCarthy Jr. said a which fell to 13-10 for the TOO! Connecticut’s nursing homes PASSPORTS overlooked in pro sports. Indiana’s Darnell Hillman the winning basket in the Bolton, Coventry, Mansfield, she pledged she would veto an successor to Reardon will be *3a99 $16.00 VALUE SKATES I season and 4-6 in MVC play. Pickets Likely are as good as or better than You have to pay the price to blocked a shot by Red Rob­ final 21 seconds but failed to Rockville and Manchester. those in any other state in this income tax if approved by the named as soon after Feb. 28 as Junior center Marty MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Round robin play will start at NASSIFF CAMERA win and believe me, we paid bins with one second left to hit on any. Guard Frank country.” legislature. possible. He said the IMSOLAfED SKATES Halsey scored a game-high — Memo to Basehall Com­ 11 a.m. with the finals getting 629 Main SI. 643-7369 the price,” said Fitch, who preserve the victory for In­ Alagia’s last-second jumper missioner Bowie Kuhn: You The legislature’s Committee Her chief fiscal advisor, applications will be reviewed to SALE 21 points, including the win­ under way at 5:30 the same day. Main OfRce 0NLY$2.0OM0RES11.G9 has guided his team to five diana. The Squires out- fro the top of the key may have pickets at your ball on Public Health and Safety George Conkling, said such a ning bucket with six seconds 9 - 12 proposal was not discussed straight victories and seven scored Indiana, 32-16, in the bounced off the rim as the parks next summer unless the today opened its investigation remaining, to help Holy into the quality of care in nur­ during the preparation of the of their last eight. last quarter, rallying from a buzzer sounded. great American game reverts 1007 Main Street Cross squeak by Providence. to using great American sing homes in the state. budget. Kathy aay$: "Wa have good newa for Valentine’a While Fitch was paying 20-point deficit to within a Toby Knight had 16 points Players Better Manchester danish tables DAOUST for the Irish while Glen Mike Dicens had 18 points baseballs. the price for winning. bucket. Indiana was led by Day - OAKLAND STREET IS ONCE MORE OPEN for HOLY Cross while high Julius Isaacson, president of TOKYO (UPI) - Joe 649-4586 PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY SKATES Golden State Coach A1 George McGinnis with 26 Williams had 14 to lead the FOR TWO WAY TRAFFICl" r e g u la r scorers for Providence were the 33,000-member AFL-CIO DiMaggio said Friday night FOR MEN amt BOYS Attles was looking for a win­ points and Kevin Joyce with Redmen. ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Rad A Qoldan Dalleloua, WInaaapa, 149.87 Joe Hassett with 20 and Rick Doll and Toy Makers Union, has Japanese baseball players have GUITAR SALEI CofUanda, Ruaaata, A Baldwin Applaa; plua Ruaaal Paara, and Fraah REQULARe»7.9S TO $119.95 ning combination for his 20. plans to picket the New York made tremendous improve­ K Mart Plaata Office Cldar. In the first game of the Santos with 13. Many On# of a Kind first-place Warriors. Sounds 120, Spirits 114 ment since 1951 and that in five FRESH: Rhubarb, Qraan A Yallow Squaah, Bruaaall Sprouta, Rad A Hot doubleheader, Manhattan’s Kip McLane hit for 23 Mets and Yankees, the Chicago 10- 2 MARKED WAY DOWNI Pappara, Laaka, Shalota, Cranbarrtaa, Com, Paaa, Qraan A Yallow as Is ONE DAY “We have only won five George Carter scored 34 Cubs and White Sox and the Los years, they could be ready for a Baana, Whila Bwaat Polatoaa, Yama, Boaton Lattuca, Chivaa, Balglum George Bucci scored 29 points and Oscar Jackson Spencer Street games since the All-Star points and Tom Owens hit Angeles Dodgers because “vir­ truly World Series. Endiva, Rad Onlona, Tumipa, Acorn A Buttamut Bouaah. points to lead the Jaspers to for 21 to lead Duq[uesne past RECORD TAPE IMPORTED: Honaydawa, PInaapplaa, Rad, WhHa A Blua Orapaa, SAT. break and I’m not getting for 24 to lead Memphis past tually all the baseballs used by DiMaggio, 60, former Yankee Manchester Promagranataa, Tangarinaa, Qrapafrult, Naval Orangaa, Boac A D 'A n lou a 77-69 victory over Connec­ Marshall and enhance its se­ SURPRISE! SPECIALS! the overall performance St. Louis. Marvin Barnes the National and American Clipper whose record of hitting 649-3007 Paara. Wall alao hava Pluma and Nactarinaa. ONLY ticut. Tony Hanson was high cond place standing in the safely in 56 consecutive games "BUY ONE OR A DOZEN, AND PICK OUT YOUR O W N ” from all my players. The paced St. Louis with 30 leagues are being manufac­ USED GUITARS scorer for Connecticut with ECAC southern division. tured in Haiti.” in IMl still stands. THRIFH WEEKEND SPECIALS HOODED SWEATSHIRTS bench is not contributing points, Gus Gerard had 29 25 points. While Thay Last •12‘®to*15®«!! CALIF, ICEBERO LETTUCE ...... headDSc scratched and dented ••• like it should,” said Attles. and Maurice Lucas 19. YEUDW SQUASH ibSDC Nuggets 116, Stars 112 In other key games, formerly Manchester Savings & l.oan Association SAT. ONLY 30% OFF The victory moved the seventh-ranked Loisville Volleyball TEMPLE CHANGES large size...... doz. 7SC Limited quantity... in white only... diameter Cavs two games over .500 Denver scored 14 points CUCUMtERS 2ior39c 43'’ Nithl8V4 leaf from the foul line in the whipped Drake, 86-66, Ft.Ally Entertalnmentl .FREE ^ % PRICE TICKETS TO THE and gave them undisputed Rec W om en DISCOUNT BDSC P EA R S ...... BiorDSo fourth quarter to down the Bradley got by Tulsa, 92-87, 1013 MAIN STREET many items to choose SPRINGFIELD CAMP SHOW NOW possession of second place in Standings TDMATDES ■ vine ripened ...... lb. BBC Stars, who gave up a total of Holy Cross edged MANCHESTER RECORDS AVAILABLE AT FARR’S the eastern conference. W L EASTERN BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Heritage from our regular furniture stock Providence, 69-68, Duquesne ^ M t ^ S a l ^ b a H a m l^ S o n d a rP a p a fi, p/ua Loittry riekaCa 30 points from on free Porpoises ’They lead Houston by a half beat Marshall, 83-72, Fur­ 30 6 “ I F e Rent, Sell, and game. throws. Utah’s Ron Boone Dolphins 28 8 2 Main St. scored a professional man defeated Richmond, 97- CHERRY HILL i»R0S vs. AUENTOWH JETS Repair and Teach DISCOUNT WEST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER ’The Warriors are now 32- Sharks 28 8 Open Daily To 9 career-high 40 points, 26 in 88, Fairfield beat Boston Marlins 20 16 Sunday, Feb. 16th at 7:30 P.M. Bishop't Corner 965 Silas Dranf 19/A Broad Si 23 with a 6 1/2-game lead Savii^ AUBAND I g I 643-7111 College, 80-74, Florida State Flounders 22 TAPESI DERn 2S11 tlbany A«r Hi{haaf lead over Seattle and the first half, but a balanced 14 Psnney High School, East Harttord, Conn. OPlBlVdlYNICH! msTRUMEirrsi Mutir Giiirie • iHk Hmtricard topp^ Georgia State, 81-72, Whales 10 26 &Loan Association • S in c e 1891 OHAIHURS ilAI lilt I OntlMlIS tIAl III t FARR'S scoring attack by Denver 27B DAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER • 643-63B4 Ill I U ' III i Phoenix. ■a d u l t s $2.25 CHILDREN 12 and undar 99i I Southern Rlinois beat St. Barrachudas 7 29 I n the ABA Thursday and the free throws made \ the difference. Louis, 79-63, and Wichita Stingrays 6 30 \ PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. H, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Feb. 14. 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN

Finley Reduces SPORTS Jets Tab Ward General Manager Aj 1 BRIEFS BOWLING NEW YORK (UPI) — The New York Jets have ended announcement, said Ward was selected from a group of , only job I’ll do myself,” said Iselin. Unsigned Group their long search for a replacement for Weeb Ewbank as over 20 applicants. Negotiations with Joe are going at their usual form — general manager by reaching into one of the most slowly. But it takes time. When Joe finally makes up his EASTERN GIRLS- Beverly Receives Offer successful organizations in pro football. “In our search for a general manager, A1 Ward Pohlmann 157-156-416, Marie presented the background and experience we were looking mind what he wants and I make up my mind what I can SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - At the Kapstein said he was “pleased with The Jets Thursday announced the hiring of A1 Ward, vice Galloway 164-140-412, Mavis BALTIMORE (UPI) — The chairman of the board of the for,” Iselin said. “A1 comes to us from an excellent offer him, then we’ll have a meeting of the minds at the rate Giarles 0. Firiey is signing the success of the negotiations with president for administration for the Dallas Cowboys, to bargaining table.” Small 157-394, Mitchie Evans Baltimore Orioles confirmed Thursday that he received a organization that has a tradition of winning. He has the players who filed for salary arbitra­ Mr. Finley. My clients are also 158-392, Amy Plrkey 138-392, replace Ewbank, who announced his retirement last year $12-million offer for the team in early November from a highest recommendations from the most respected people tion, he may not have to show up at pleased and certainly they would not Kris Kelley 390, Nancy Wright MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - after a half century in the game. The Jets also announced the appointment of Mike group headed by Bill Veeck. in football and from Tex Schramm in particular. We feel the American Arbitration Association have sip ed if they weren’t. I think the 372, Judy Desrocher 371, Jean Former Minnesota Viking “I think the Jets job is among the best in football,” said Holovak as director of player personnel. Holovak, 55, was Jerold Hoffberger also said another offer he received fortunate at having a man of Al’s capabilities join our office again. personal negotiations speaks well for Daniels 166, Barbara (Hark 139, Charlie West and retired Ward, a former publicity director for the old American head coach of the Boston Patriots from 1961-68 and served from a syndicate headed by retired General Motors presi­ organization.” Less than 36 hours after arriving both sides.” Ruth Lombardo 136, Donna defensive lineman Kevin Football League and a member of a Dallas organization as the Jets’ offensive backfield coach for the past two dent Edward N. Cole was “unacceptable.” here for the start of the hearings, All four A’s who negotiated with Bremser 136, Reggie Gburski Hardy joined a parade of which had a playoff string of eight years snapped last Neither Ward nor Iselin was in New York at the time of years. He replaces Homer Edington, the club’s personnel Finley, moving at a whirling-dervish Finley received raises over their 1974 133, Roland Ough 131-346, Lori season. “It’s not easy to leave an organization like the the announcement. director for the last six years. Leblanc 342, Mary Simmons National Football League pace, signed four of the 13 Oakland contracts. players to testify that the Cowboys but this is very, very exciting.” Ward is expected to join the Jets in three weeks. His A’s players who sought third-party 346, Mary O’Brien 367, Pat Award For Clark Ward, 47, joined the Cowboys in 1965 and within a year Blue, the fireballing lefthander who Price 351, Evia Trinks 134-357. league’s Rozelle Rule duties will include player contract negotiations, the Winner also announced the hiring of Jim Spavital, head rulings and was further buoyed was a 17-game winner in 1974, was prevented them from NEW YORK (UPI) — Donald Clark of Cumberland, was named assistant to President and General Manager booking of pre-season games, radio and TV contracts, ad­ coach of the Chicago Fire of the World Football League Thur^ay when an arbitrator ruled in about to leave for the arbitration BLOSSOMS- Lucille Hen­ negotiating with a team of Wis., a long-time amateur hockey executive, was named Tex Schramm. He worked his way up to vice president of ministration of the front office and working closely with last season, to replace Holovak as a coach. Spavital, who his favor in the case of pitcher Ken meeting when he decided to accept dricks 127, Loretta Siwek 128, their choosing. Thursday as recipient of the Lester Patrick Award for out­ administration. He also has been public relations director Coach Charley Winner on trade and player development. played at Oklahoma State, was a head coach for six years Holtzman. Finley’s offer, which an A’s Lorraine Swift 149-126-390. West told U.S. District Cknut standing service to hockey in the United States. for the Southwest Conference. Ward will negotiate all contracts except one — Joe in Canada before moving to the new league last season. Today’s arbitration schedule lists spokesman declined to reveal. Judge Earl Larson Thursday Tommy Ivan, general manager of the Chicago Black Jets’ President Phil Iselin, vacationing at the time of the Namath’s. Rollie Fingers, but don’t be surprised It appeared Rudi, the unheralded TRMOW N - Gil Johnson that he played out his option in Hawks, and former National Hockey League referee Bill if Finley corrals his ace relief pitcher leftfielder who lost his case last year, 215-223-203-641, Joe Tolisano 1971 but never was contacted by Chadwick were named previously as other recipients of before the meeting takes place. came away with the biggest increase 213-574, Skip McConneU 217, Irv any of the other 25 NFL teams Foster 235-553, Dave Slota 214, and had to sign with Minnesota the award. Patrick was former general manager and Even before the hearings began offered yet by Finley. After working coach of the New York Rangers. Wednesday, it was revealed that the Paul Barton 207-583, Wendell again. Sabres Likable Englishman for $55,(XW in 1974, Rudi filed for an ar­ Labbe 200, Dennis Bruyette 216- player front had been breached. Paul Now a member of the Detroit Complete Undefeated Season bitration hearing again this year, but 204-587, Dave Fraser 234-204- Lions, West is one of 16 former Lindblad, scheduled to be heard that Finley reconsidered and came up with 623. and present NFL players who He^s Deciding Winners of all 14 starts was Manchester High's girls' jayvee baskethall team. Squad afternoon, quietly signed for an es­ a $90,000 offer. ’That changed Rudi’s brought the antitrust suit main­ Topple Early Classic Leader members, front row, left to right, Rhoda Rice, Nancy Watt, Sue Linsenbigler, Kathi timated $55,000. mind. NITE OWLS- Ruth Johnston taining the Rozelle Rule is DENVER (UPI) — Wyoming football Coach Fred Akers and it was tricky at times, but it Klotzer, Coleen Shane, Sandi Whitney. Rear, Carol Plumador, Karin Turek, Kathy Holtzman went through with his “It was so close to arbitration time 193-501, Gertha Billington 183- monopolistic. said Thursday he expects to know early next week if SAN DIEGO (UPI) - One player who was affected didn't affect my game. In fact, by the weather was Johnny Srrand, Masorie Watt, Colleen Ferguson, Marilyn Brown. The girls tallied 359 case that morning and 24 hours later that I didn’t think he would settle,” 463, Mary Richardson 180-187- The provision empowers former All-Pro defensive back Willie Wood would acccept Peter OosterhuLs, the Bruins I was quite happy with the Miller, winner of three events poinU while holding the opposition to 168 during the 1974-75 season. learned that the arbitrator, John A. Rudi said of Finley. “But he was very 497, Marion Smith 475, Linda Commissioner Pete Rozelle to an offer to become the defensive back coach for the Cow­ likable Englishman, never Massaro 482, Mary Holman 472, set compensation before a doubted for a second he had weather. This would have been this year and 11 in the last 14 Hogan, had agreed with Finley’s fair.” boys. a great day in England." Rebecca Billings 452. player who turns free agent can a chance to make his mark months. Miller came here as presentation. That means the Tenace, another arbitration loser in “He is trying to decide whether he wants to coach at the BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - It was an embarrassing day the odds-on favorite but caught lefthander, who won 19 games last be signed by another club. on the American PGA tour. 1974, sip ed for an estimated $52,000 Hardy, a former San Diego professional or college level,” said Akers, named to the Both teams described it as their for the local chamber of com­ a cold early in the week and had year for the three-time world cham­ MERCHANTS - Tom There was little else he could merce but more than 10,000 and said, “I wasn’t crazy about going defensive lineman, also Wyoming job after the close of the 1974 season after nine most important game of the all he could do to finish the Turney 163-358, Russ Tomlinson accomplish in Europe after fans trouped out to Torrey Bennet Hoop Girls pion A’s, will get $93,000 and not the to arbitration after what happened appeared as a witness years as an assistant at Texas. “I hope to have an answer season. After it was over, opening round, shooting a one- 140- 397, Harry Steullet 141, Den­ leading the British Vardon Pines on a day better suited for $112,000 he sought. last year.” Thursday, testifying that he by Tuesday.” Boston Bruins’ Coach Don over-par 73 that put him seven nis Kaupplnen 158, Frank Blank Trophy race four times, win­ duck hunting than golf. AND Holtzman’s attorney, Jerry Kaps- Those remaining for Finley to con­ believed he was “ the only Cherry admitted “We were out­ shots behind Oosterhuis. 142-385, Reggie Tomlinson 142- played.” ning the Eisenhower Cup, the tein, said, “We’re disappointed, but tend with, excluding Fingers, are player ever transferred French Open twice and the Tack Loss on Illing 369, Ed Mockus 153-379, Rich The Buffalo Sabres held the not devastatingly disappointed.” Dave Hamilton and Ted Kubiak next physically, besides future Italian Open once plus playing Mazur 140-374, Steve Lauretti Tickets Cut Off Bruins to 19 shots on goal and Wednesday night, Finley managed 141- 358, Ding Balch 359, Tom choices, because of the Rozelle on a Walker Cup team. Out front all the way, Bennet’s girls’ basketball team Tuesday, Sal Bando and Ray Fosse didn’t allow high-scoring Phil to ersuade Joe Rudi, who was Mazur 140-390. Rule.” NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - Courtesy football tickets to So, last year he decided to try trounced crosstown rival, Illing girls, yesterday by a 44-18 Wedne^ay, John Odom Thursday in Esposito a single shot as they Hardy said he signed a three- University of Oklahoma games were officially cut off his hand on the American tour. TONIGHT count to wind up the season on a winning note. scheduled to appear before the ar­ Los Angeles and Billy North and defeated Boston 3-1 Thursday year contract with New Orleans Thursday for everyone except legislators, the con­ He finished second in the Mon­ 7:25 WHA: Whalers vs. In­ Pacing the victors, who bitrator the following morning, and Reggie Jackson Friday, also in Los M e n ’« Volleyball night in a rugged defensive bat­ in 1968 but was sent to San gressional delegation and top state officials. santo Open and won $21,913 in dianapolis, WTIC recorded a 6-3 won-lost record, Gene Tenace to sign 1975 contracts. Angeles. tle. National Division Francisco during that year’s half a dozen appearances, then with 15 points was Ellen points. Kathy Bilodeau and Lisa Then, only a few hours before his turn OU Regents adopted the new policy Thursday, citing The win moved the Sabres SATURDAY Tildon starred defensively. Standings training cam under the rule. He went to the PGA Qualifying 1:00 (8-22) Basketball: Donadio. Sharon Maher canned to face Finley and the arbitrator, Vida economic reasons. nine points ahead of the Bruins Best in defeat was Mary W said he was informed by former A university spokesman estimated it could produce ad­ School and won his card. Virginia vs. Pittsburgh 14 and Wendy Warren eight Blue agreed to terms. Watkins 29 Saints’ Coach Tom Fears that in the National Hockey League Coulome with a dozen points. ditional income of $18,900 for a six-game home season and Oosterhuis, who is 26, stands & Rozelle had assigned him and a Division 4 lead and gave them COUPON 3:00 (22) Basketball: Bennet led at halftime, 20-12, Conn. Bank Trust 23 6-5 and weighed over 200 $15,700 for a five-game season. He estimated 525 season the best record in the NHL. LaSalle vs. Notre Dame and coasted the rest of the way. Kasden Fuel 20 future first-round draft choice pounds, started out in the “ I thought we were up,” 3:30 (3) Tennis: WTA Fantastiks 20 to the 49ers for receiver Dave tickets were involved. Phoenix Open this year and has 3:30 (8,40) Bowling: PBA Lloyd’s Auto Parts 3 36 Parks, who had signed with Cherry said. “But I guess Buf­ Birthday Celebration -' J been going ever since, even 5:00 (40) Wide World: Ski Races New Orleans. falo was up higher. No excuses. ' SALE American Division though he missed the cut in Daytona Racing Grapplers “I did not, very definitely not, Two-Year Contract We were just outplayed — out- Phoenix. Standings skated and outplayed.” 5:00 (8) Golf: San Diego want to leave New Orleans and He didn’t play well enough in Once again, weather W L ANAHEIM (UPI) — Nolan Ryan, who has pitched three Buffalo Coach Floyd Smith Open Lose Out go to San Francisco,” Hardy Rugged Whaler Defensemen any of the next four events to and conditions permit­ Latvians no-hitters in his three years with the California Angels, has said his team certainly wasn’t FRI. and SAT. 7:30 Basketball: UConn Kacey Sports Night 30 9 said. He was traded from the distinguish himself but his ting, the Manchester State ABA Tool 30 9 ready to claim the divisional ti­ vs. UMass, WTIC 49ers to Green Bay in 1970 and signed a new two-year contract, the club announced today. Two outstanding defensemen with the New England game started to take shape last Bank will attempt to stage To Penney BASKETBALL Pratt & Whitney 19 20 tle — although the fans were as FEB. 14-15 9:00 (3) bbasketball: then dealt to San Diego in 1971. Terms of the contract were not revealed but General Whalers this season have been Rick Ley, left, and Brad week at the Bob Hope Desert its annual Chikdren's Ski North Enders 8 31 they sang several rousing UConn vs. UMass (Delayed) He retired from pro football in Manager Harry Dalton said Ryan, 28, “received a very Selwood. Both were members of Team Canada last Classic in Palm Springs, Calif. Only Lee Snuffer was able to To Honor Mistretta South Enders 7 32 choruses of “Good night, 11:00 (NBA: Celts vs. Races at Northview Satur­ 1973. good raise in line with his performance.” Thursday, on a cloudy and m p o f b register a win for Manchester EAST SIDE MIDGETS Week’s results: Watkins 2, Boston” at the end of the game. year in competition againt the Russians. Tonight the Portland, WINF day morning. The trial will recess at the overcast day with a breeze High in a 52-3 loss to Penney One-sided games marked last Latvians 1; Fantastiks 2, North Smith said “There’s a long way Whalers entertain Indianapolis at 7:30 at the Hartford Competition starts at 9 end of this week and resume blowing in off the Pacific EUREKA SUNDAY High’s wrestlers yesterday night’s play as Allied Builders By Earl Yost Enders 1; ABA 3, Lloyd’s 0-; Civic Center. o'clock. April 21 for anothe two-week Davis Released to go. Ocean, Oosterhuis’ game came 1:00 (24) Pro Tennis afternoon. upended Manchester State P&W 3, South E nders 0; St.Patrick’s Day falls on Monday, March 17 and period. “This was a game that alive as he shot a six-under-par CANISTER VACUUM 2:00 (8) American Results: Bank, 2914, and Pro Kasden vs. CBT postponed. Campbell Council, Knights of Columbus has decided to LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Baseball player Willie Davis showed us what we had and our 66 for a one-stroke lead over Ar­ Sportsman 101 Oswald P. pin Mumlord, 1:20 Remodeling trimmed kids stood up and were counted. CLEANER Licata Wins 108 Russell P. won forfeit honor one of Manchester’s own Patricks on its 20th annual was released from county jail Thursday with the promise tie McNickie, Mark Hayes and 3:00 (3) NBA: Braves vs. Automatic Comfort, 58-34. New Orleans (UPI) - Tony 115 Bravo P. pin Coffle, 1:28 Irish-Sports Night. that the Texas Rangers will withhold $1,750 a month from They (Boston) came to play, *Bully Boys ’ Also Win John Schroeder in the opening Bulls 122 Johns P dec. Randall The top point-midfers were and it was a good, honest COMPLETE Licata, North American 129 L.Snuffer dec. Webb P. Pat Mistretta, director of his paycheck and give it to his ex-wife as alimony and child round of the $170,000 Andy 3:00 (8,40) Daytona 500 John Lombardo and Brad Jones Baker in Daytona Spin game.” middleweight champion, easily 135 Cassarino P. dec. Derewlanka athletics at Manchester support. Williams-San Diego Open. WITH TOOLS 4:00 (22,30) NHL: Bruins Ml T. Gilbert P pin GirelU, :56 each with 16 points. With Show of Finesse weathered any offense Italy's Two of the Sabres’ goals “I felt for the first time that I Reg. $34.88 vs. Flyers M8 S. Gilbert P. dec. Breiinskl SENIOR LEAGUE Comunity College, will be Superior Court Commissioner Philip Erbsen sentenced Vinnie (!!urto could muster last 158 VanStenberger P. dec. Jones came on powerplays, and was playing the way I can,” 4:30 (40) Ice skating, sur­ Surprise ending last night at spotlighted at the Kacey Davis to five days in jail last Tuesday, finding him guilty of night and won a unanimous 170 Puvkalsky P. won forfeit Boston’s only tally came while NEW YORK (UPI) - The Ed Gilbert also scored in the said Oosterhuis. “To this point I fing, billiards 188 Goulet P. dev. Hawkes Illing saw Cycle Gear spring a Home function. Fran Qualifying Also-Rans contempt for failure to make the payments to his ex-wife $ 2 8 ^ ^ decision. U Gagne P. pin Thibodeau the Sabres were two men down. Philadelphia Flyers are the third period. don’t believe I have played my 5:00 (8) Golf: San Diego major upset against Kuhana’s Mahoney, serving his 20th and their three children. The reunited “French Connec­ “bully boys” of the National Kids, 84-74. best. Oh, the wind was there Open year as general chairman, Counting Lucky Stars tion” line scored two of the Hockey League but they also Mariners 6, Blades 1 Leading the way against the made the announcement. Sabre goals. can win with finesse. Andre Lacroix scored his 27th gf^ ^ SA V E $6.00 ip league leaders were Jay Suit Denied Rookie goalie Gary Bromley goal and picked up two assists East Girls Cop Finale^ Mistretta is a Manchester DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Richard Petty by a third of a Howroyd, Rick Raimondo and came within 3:12 of his fifth The Flyers proved that in San Diego’s win over native who carved out a fine (UPI) — Some of the also-rans car length, but it was really just NEW YORK (UPI) - A $2 million damage suit filed by Bill McDougle with 24,19 and 13 Thursday night when they beat Baltimore. Lacroix tied a WHA reputation as a three-sport in qualifying races for Sunday’s a shakedown cruise for him. shutout but Bobby Schmautz Await Tourney Start points, respectively. Paul Jabs former New York Giant football player Jim Moran was slid the puck by him after the Chicago Black Hawks, 4-1, record by scoring in his 16th letter winner at Manchester Daytona 500 count themselves Pearson won the outside pole Closing out the regular with 24 markers paced the lucky. denied Thursday by the New York State Supreme Court. • referee Bruce Hood sent the for their 34th victory. The consecutive game. PROCTOR Goalie Called Up Leading the point parade was Kids. John Barry tallied 24 High and later at West position during Sunday's ARCA The defendants named in the suit were the Giants, basketball schedule on a high Gail lamonico with eight for a Buddy Baker, for instance. Sabres’ Don Luce off and then Flyers went ahead, 2-1, on a ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Goalie points and Joe Quaglia 16 in the Virginia Wesleyan. March 2(W with a speed of 184.411 power-play goal at 5:33 of a TTRES! STEAM -D RY former Coach Allie Sherman, and Dr. Anthony Pisani, the assessed the Buffalo bench with note, tournament-bound East season high of 133. Jeanne Baker took a wild spin in the m.p.h., just behind Donnie Nordiques 5, Roadrunners 3 John Davidson, currently with loss. 17 will also be Mistretta’s a penalty. three-goal second period when & SPRAYIROH Catholic High’s girls’ team Carey added seven points and first of Thursday’s two 125- Allison who averaged 185.827. former team physician. Michel Parizeau and Marc the Denver farm club, will be toppled Northwest Catholic birthday. Rene Robert scored his 20th Gary Dornhoefer rammed the Debbie Caouette a half dozen to milers, parked the Ford, and “The 125 milers are a trial In his suit, Moran alleged that the Giants had induced Tardif scored a goal and three "ofl- S f l t S called up to the St. Louis Blues, When a physical education goal at 4:53 of the first and Rick puck into the net. yesterday at the local gym, 42- the East total. Sally Scully of said, “We’re lucky to have a run for Sunday,” Pearson said. him to return to action before a broken leg had healed assists each to power Quebec USED 14.08 O it was announced Thursday by 23. Two Sign program was inaugurated at Dudley put the Sabres up 2-0 Northwest took game honors car. When tiat left rear tire “They let us see how the car is properly, thus cutting short his career. Moran broke the Bobby Clarke made it 3-1 for over Phoenix. The victory over the National Hockey League Balance spelled the ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Out­ early in the second. Rick Mar­ GUARANTEED • ToflencooltciMltplafB with 10. MCC, Mistretta was added PAT MISTRETTA went the car took off for the running and set up for the big leg on Nov. 19, 1967 and, although he passed his physical the Flyers at 8:57 and they the West Division’s second- • Spray control club. difference as every Eagle fielder Reggie Smith and in­ tin made it 3-0 at 1:02 of the East completed the slate with to the faculty as its first expanding MCC athletic wail. Man, you talk about race.” the next year with the San Diego Chargers, he was unable scored their final goal at 2:50 of place Runners increased • Ntw"Ttmp*»>guida player tallied at least once. 11 wins in 15 outings and will fielder Teddy Martinez fulltime director of athletics somebody doing some cranking, A. J. Foyt, at home behind third before the Bruins scored. Quebec’s lead in the Canadian i TIREMASTERS • Of right hwidlranlnf program. to catch on with the club. the third period. Route 83-Venion-872-9000 • Evon-FloitMmvantt now await pairings in the an­ ’Thursday agreed to 1975 con­ in 1972. He had served two that was me. That wall looks the wheel of all kinds of racing Boston goalie Gilles Gilbert, Division to six points over I tracts with the ST. Louis Car­ The traditional corned who weathered 33 shots, made a 1 ^ • 1 Mile No. of Vernon Circle • nual CIAC ’Tournament. years in a like part-time double tough at 180 miles an machines, finished fourth in the Buffalo defeated Boston, 3-1, Toronto. dinals. beef and cabbage dinner will number of impressive saves to and Kansas City beat capacity at the local college hour.” qualifier with a borrowed $6.00 be served at 7. But Dick Brooks, finishing engine. Red Signers keep the game close. But he Washington, 5-1, in other NHL after spending eight years in Entertainment will be frequently had to withstand games. In the WHA, San Diego less than two seconds behind “We’ve blown four engines CINCINNATI (UPI) — The Cincinnati Reds announced the Vernon school system. supplied by John Kane, Bobby Allison in the first heat, four-and five-shot barrages. beat Baltimore, 6-1, and Quebec HERE HE since we got here,” said Foyt, today veteran second baseman Joe Morgan signed his con­ Mistretta coached Larry Moran and Bill said, “Man, that was a hell of a the USAC star. “We had to Bobby Orr, Esposito and Ken downed Phoenix, 5-3. tract for the 1975 season. Hodge, Boston’s key scoring baseball and basketball at Leggitt. lot of fun. We were really get­ borrow one from Smokey Scouts 5, Capitals 1 H enry Blodk has Reds’ outfielders Cesar Geronimo and George Foster threats, were held to only two MCC before relinquishing The speaking program ting on with the program for a Yunick that we barely got in the Wilf Paiement scored the go shots among them — both by LADY SCHICK both posts to devote his en­ while.” car (a Chevrolet) in time for bypassed arbitration and came to terms Wednesday night ahead goal in the second period will be announc^ shortly. Orr and both in the third period 17 reasons why you LASTING CURLS COMES IN tire efforts on upgrading and David Pearson was the best the race. He said it would with the team on their 1975 contracts. and the clincher after 14 Tickets are now on sale at when hey were too late. HAIRSEHING SYSTEMS SATURDAYS operating the ever-. in the second qualifier, beating probably get me a third or Morgan was the 22nd player to agree to terms. He is seconds of the third period to the Kacey Home. “When those guys don’t get with beauty mist his qld sparring partner fourth. I guess he was right.” expected to receive more than $100,000. lead Kansas City over should ccMtne to us the shots,” Cherry said, “then • 20 rollers • Seif contained Bobby Allison, going after Washington. Robin Burns and 6 jumbo. 10 large and compact $110,000 in prize money in five you know you’re in trouble.” 4 small, ideal for case R wNatf ^ inccMue tax help. all hair setters for travel PERSON races in four days, won the first Cancels Hearing qualifier with a speed of 156.685 BOLAND NEW YORK (UPI) Pitcher Pat Dobson canceled his Reason 12. m.p.h. and complained that it Our people have been Rbb- S 1 O i MR.N. didn’t mean anything. scheduled salary arbitration hearing here Thursday when specially trained ... and keep 19.88 I O Main Office OIL C O . “The race is really tough on he signed a 1975 contract with the New York Yankees. abreast of all the latest tax laws. We Dobson’s case with the arbitration panel had been slated 9-12 us because it doesn’t even count MANCHESTER will do our best in preparing your SAVE $6.00 H GARBOWSKI EST. 1935 as a win if you win it and it pays for Friday. retura And then we’ll carefully 1007 Main Street next to nothing as far as money TO ASSIST YOU Dobson reportedly received $65,000 last year and it was check it for accuracy. Mancheeter goes, but you have to run in it in believed General Manager Gabe Paul bestowed a generous STATE BANK IN THE r a j i a i m FUEL OIL order to get in the 500,” said the 649-4586 B U M 1799 ID TOnW-FOR ISO YEARS pay increase on the six-foot-three righthander. SELECTION OF SIX 6ENe?XnONS OP THE SEAM fW Miy HAVE BEEN resident of Hueytown, Ala. CHILTON ELECTRIC WELDWOOD MAIONS t h e MORU/S BNEST b o u r b o n . 38.9* Not since Fireball Roberts' R Mart Plaza Office 200 G allo n Minimum feat in 1962 has the winner of a 30-CUP PANELING qualifying race gone on to win Rejoins Old Coach 10*2 AUTOMATIC DELIVERY the Daytona 500. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Hugh McWilliams, a former COFFEE MAKER Saturday, Spencer Street 24 HOUR SERVICE But Thursday’s runs deter­ SKI RACES Manchester mined how the cars would be assistant football coach at Navy under Wayne Hardin, CHROME FINISH 646-6320 lined up Sunday behind Donnie Thursday rejoined his old coach at Temple University. lEfioairsmiEsiBODiaM Feb. 15 649-3007 Allison, who won the pole posi­ McWilliams was named to Hardin’s staff as coach of the SATURDAY f ------38B Contor St, M anchnitr tion with an average of 185.827 offensive backs, filling a vacancy created last fall when Reg. m in the ARCA race. Dick Bedesem was named head coach at Villanova. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. FEB. 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Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 14, 1975 INDEX Penn Central Split Proposed NOTICES □ NOTICES 1 — Lost and Found NEWS 2 — Parsonals 3 Announcaments Lost end Found WASHINGTON (U PI)-G ov. Lewis. ’The Pennsylvania plan with a higher proportion going operate more efficiently while 4 — Entartalnmant Milton Shapp of Pennsylvania does not contemplate aban­ 5 — Auctions to the northeast. providing rail competition in LOST - Black and white CAPSULES donments or local subsidies recommendQ ’Thursday that Legislation is to be in­ the Northeast. FINANCIAL Alaskan Malamute. “Cleaka” . the bankrupt Penn Central although Shapp aides said a few troduced in Congress shortly to 6 — BondS'StockS'Mortgages Wearing collar. Call 649-1036. Shapp called the railroad 9 — Personal Loans Railroad be split into two lines here and there probably implement the rail trust fund, patterned along the lines of the 10 — Insurance Valentine Special separate lines. should be abandoned. Shapp said. old Pennsylvania Railroad the Personals 2 Shapp’s proposal was con­ Lewis later issued a state­ EMPLOYMENT VIROQUA, Wis. (UPI) — For those starting married life To coordinate heavy “Keystone system” and the old 13 — Help Wanted VOL XXIX - NO. ie FRI. FEB. 14,1978. tained in an overall plan for ment saying he was passenger traffic in the pop­ New York Central the “Great 14 — Business Opportunities INCOME tax returns prepared on a strict budget, Viroqua was the place today. northeastern railroading, which “delighted” to receive the ulous corridor from Washington 15 Situation Wanted to the privacy of your home (iall Lakes system.” Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- Vernon County Clerk Roger Novy said there would be a he presented to Arthur Lewis, Shapp plan, Although it is too to Boston, the Pennsylvania EDUCATION 18 — Private Instructions 8263. “half-price Valentine Day’s sale” , on marriage licenses chairman of the U.S. Railway late to consider it before the plan would set up a Northeast 19 — SchoolS'Classes again today. Association. The USRA is preliminary system plan is Corridor Authority. Left open BARBS 20 — Instructions Wanted INCOME TAX preparation - Open Door Students View MHS The normally $5 licenses were going for |2.50. drawing up a plan to restruc­ issued Feb. 28, he said, Shapp’s was the question of whether your home or mine. By PHIL PASTORET REAL ESTATE ’ ture bankrupt northeastern and ideas will be “thoroughly con­ this authority would take 23 Homes for Sale Reasonable. By Danny Byram, midwestem railroads. sidered before the final plan is charge of all long-distance and About the only people 24 — Lots-Land for Sale 649-5096. It isn’t often that we hear a Applicants must be between “I finally learned what the prospering are those making 25 — investment Property nent facts about ail major coun­ advantage of our independence Ford Now On His Own Shapp said he held little hope issued this spring. commuter rail lines in the cor­ 26 — Business Property non-American teen-ager’s view 15 to 18 years old and knowledge capital of Brazil is,” one of the graph paper to record new lows tries, while we are only and enjoyment comes from NOT RtsroNsietc rat WASHINGTON (UPI) The word is out that Gerald Ford that USRA would adopt his The heart of the Pennsylvania ridor from present local and 27 — Resort Property TAX RETURNS and accoun­ of America or come in contact of a second language (Spanish, hosts said. Both the hosts and in the market. 26 — Real Estate Wanted r^uired to take United States plan, but “I don’t think plan would amount to un­ ting done professionally. with such a person. However, Portuguese, or English, depen­ their guests have learned a doing the forbidden. Being Am eus LOST OR is now the President of the United States in his own image. regional groups. history. Congress is going to buy the merging the Penn Central Travel’s so expensive we’ll MISC. SERVICES Reasonable rates. Confidential. Open Door has given many of us ding on what country one visits) great deal more than just the away from home for an His aides said Ford was bringing more new faces into an Smaller bankrupt lines such 31 — Services Offered Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, She said people in her country 5T0UM. USRA plan.” roughly into its pre-merger have to take a thumber vaca­ this opportunity. is suggested although not capitals of their respective extended period of time has administration no longer in the Nixon image. ’Thursday he as the Jersey Central, Reading, 32 — Painting-Papering 649-9145. know much about domestic The USRA is expected to components, the Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley and Lehigh & tion this year. 33 — Building-Contracting ’This organization is a non­ required. While the foreign countries. For one of the hosts, allowed them to see their nominated Carla Anderson Hills as secretary of Housing 34 — Roofing-Siding recommend that ail the Railroad and the New York profit, educational exchange students are here in the U.S., living with a "sister” and problems and events in the U.S. families and themselves from a and Urban Development. He also presented his anti­ Hudson River could be merged 35 — Heating-Plumbing INCOME TAX returns bankrupt lines be merged into Central Railroad. Shapp strong­ 36 — Flooring program which organizes they tour Washington, D.C. and sharing her bedroom was an For example, Robert different perspective. recession-energy program to a New York meeting of Wall into one line called the Mid- prepared in your home. Kennedy and Watergate were one giant system and that 5,800 ly opposed the original merger. 37 — MovIng-TrucKing-Storage Reasonable, Call C ...... H.H. Wilson, exchanges for high school New York City. adjustment. The young women talked Street economic analysts and later spoke at a GOP dinner, Atlantic Rail Corporation, 38 — Seryjees Wanted familiar to her and she had about missing their families miles or more of the 22,000-mile Rehabilitation of the Shapp said, or they could in­ 649-6506. students in the United States One drawback to the Open Another found the language MISC. FOR SALE learned the location of Connec­ and realizing how much they also in New York, honoring Vice President Rockefeller. system either be abandoned or deteriorated lines would be stead merge into the profitable and Latin America. A board of Door program is that exchange barrier rather frustrating 41 — Articles for Sale WANT TO start or join car pool ticut long before she knew she love them. Since they ai;e far subsidized by local state and financed through Shapp’s long- Chessie System or the Norfolk 42 — Building Supplies directors heads the organiza­ students must pay their own at first but patience and a 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs from Manchester to the Aetna was coming here. from home, some of them have federal governments. sought 813 billion rail trust & Western Railway. tion. way. The cost to Central Lilliputian Portuguese-English Revising Forecasts The fellow who recommend­ 44 — Livestock Home Office. Call Mary, 646- Another aspect of our society found it easier for them to be “There seems to be a rather fund. Shippers would be Shapp said it was obvious that 45 — Boats & Accessories 1237 or Aetna Ext. 6583. ’The countries involved are El America is |650 and to the South dictionary have helped. ed pouring oil on troubled 46 — Sporting Goods which the exchange students objective about their parents, WASHINGTON (UPI) - In what appears to be setting sharp difference in philosophy charged a 5 per cent tax on the Penn Central was “too big Salvador, Columbia, Costa American countries it is |900. The visitors, too, have had to r / . waters never heard of the 47 — Garden Products find different is our lack of and to appreciate the closeness the stage for an upward revision, Alan Greenspan told the between us and USRA,” Shapp freight rates, which would be to manage,” and that two 48 — Antiques TAX SERVICES - For in­ Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Presently, there are four adapt also to some of our Mediterranean and the Arabian demonstrative affection. in their families. Senate Appropriations Committee unemployment said following his meeting with used for grants to all railroads, separate railroads could oil sheikdoms. 49 — Wanted to Buy dividuals and corporations. Nicaragua, Argentina, Brazil, young women staying in American idiosyncrasies. For Several of the students com­ They also mentioned that forecasts are being reviewed “and it is possible they may RENTALS Home service. Cali 563-4643. Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Manchester as Open Door the first couple of weeks, they 52 — Rooms lor Rent mented that, except for being alone for any length of go above 8.5 per cent.” Greenspan is the chairman of the Peru, and Uruguay. exchange students. had some trouble getting up for 53 — Apartments for Rent Announcements boyfriends and girlfriends, we time is a good experience. 54 •— Homes for Rent U. S. students who apply for Heriene De Sa is from Brazil school on time and eating as Council of Economic Advisers. The administration do not show our affection for Having to make decisions in­ 55 — Business for Rent the program and are accepted, and living with the Stager fami­ quickly as everyone else. In previously had estimated unemployment would peak this 56 — Resort Property for Rent NEW CHRISTIAN book and gift friends or relatives openly. dependently and relying only on 57 — Wanted to Rent spend the summer vacation ly of 30 Forest St. Her "sister” Latin America, they said, year at the 8.5 per cent figure. Greenspan said too, “We shop. Jewelry, gold, silver, They noted that we don’t hug themselves has helped them. 58 — Wise, lor Rent enamel, iinported gifts. 20% off living with a host family in is Leslie Stager. Heriene is everything is more leisurely. see some very definite and quite hopeful s ip s ’ that infla­ our friends or in many cases, "You can discover a lot about [R ^i)\U R A Nr GUIDE i AUTOMOTIVE on bibles. (Carpenter’s Shop, 828 Latin America. staying here for five months. tion is abating. “Life is a lot faster; everyone seem reluctant to kiss our yourself,” one of the girls said. 61 — Autos for Sale Main, Willimantic. Because of the geographical Marta Couto, who is also is always rushing here,” two 62 — Trucks for Sale parents. One of the young women feels 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale location, the Latin American from Brazil, will be here for 10 of the girls said. Although she Although they think the food that teachers treat students like 7 ' 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles summer is during our winter weeks. Her host “sister” is 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile has found American life hectic, is rather bland here, most of children. Instead of rational Who’s Who Who Ain’t WITHDRAWS months and our summer occurs Dawn Lindsay of 152 Tanner St. one of the Brazilian students Homes the girls find it tolerable. "I explanation or reprimand, she MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) - Rutherford Aris, a 66 — Automotive Service during their school year. Hope Arguello, from had expected Washington, D.C. 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease SUPPORT Tlierefore, one would attend Nicaragua, is staying with like American food, but I love sees ineffective punishment professor of chemical engineering at the University of to be busier. Brazilian food!” one said. One and foolish preventative I hereby withdraw school while visiting the coun­ Lenore DuBaldo, of 5 Irving St. She had imagined it as more Minnesota, told Who’s Who in 1971, there was no such per­ of the students commented on measures of discipline. “We’ll try. She graduated in November frantic and when she visited the son as Aris McPherson Rutherford. But when the publica­ my support for the Open Door is a real exchange came here in December for a 3 the widespread use of pre­ never learn to listen if we don’t tion persisted in asking for a Rutherford biography for a city, she said she couldn’t prepared foods. Many learn now,” she commented. NOTICE band shell as pro­ in that applicants are given months visit. believe she was in the U.S. One listing, Aris concocted one for them. And it turned up in American dinners consist of Despite the differences which OF DISSOLUTION both the opportunity to visit a The Marteneys of 218 of the other students sees the the book. Aris, who is listed under his correct name in the posed for the Town of buying a box, heating it, and the hosts and their guests have EL-RO COMPANY, INC. foreign country and to host a Hackmatack St. are hosting relationships between blacks Notice is hereby given, pur­ Manchester because eating the contents. learned about each others’ book, said he respects Who’s Who and his biopaphy for foreign student. During their Paulina Guerra, an 18-year-old suant to Section 33-379 of the and whites here as better than Several of the exchange cultures and societies, they Rutherford was meant innocently as “a little leg-pulling.” of the complete ama­ vacation or after graduation, from Chile. Paulina is here for she had expected. Although she students feel that although have discovered that these General Statutes of the State of students from Central or South three months. thinks that alot more un­ Connecticut, that El-Ro Com­ teurism in which it is teen-agers in the U.S. have differences are merely super­ America come live with a host Sue Marteney is planning to derstanding is necessary, she is pany, Inc., a Connecticut Cor­ about the same amount of ficial. They all agree that peo­ being handled. family and attend school. go to Chile this summer as an optimistic about racial tensions poration having its principal of­ freedom as Latin American ple all over the world share Started in 1477 A home interview is con­ exchange student. Last in the U.S. fice in the Town of Tolland, students, we do not know how to common problems, emotions, Today is Valentine’s Day, and it all started back in 1477 ducted with the potential host summer, Martha Lieber, one of In certain ways, Manchester County of Tolland, and State of family in order to place the our MHS seniors, was an Open use it. Instead of thinking and joys. — Wendy Horwitz when Margery Brews wrote a note to John Paston ad­ Ken Morgester High School has been a new before we act, we tend to take dressed to “My beloved Valentine.” Now, 498 years later, Connecticut, has been dissolved students with the most com­ Door student to Chile. experience. In the Brazilian by resolution duly adopted by 263 Main Street millions of persons around the world are receiving Valen­ patible family. school that Marta attends, A Difference of Opinion its directors and stockholders Manchester there are four periods as op­ tine’s Day messages and gifts. In East Lansing, Mich., a 1 and that a certificate to that posed to our eight. 'There are 20 To the editor: sorority even offered off-beat singing valentines in three- effect has been filed with the Concert Outstanding Teachers should have respon­ Women^s College minutes between each period ’This letter is in response to part harmony, delivered by phone. One of them starts out, Secretary of State as required sibility in the discipline of their (5, 6 or 7), about 750 students and students are not penalized the letter by Lynn C<^, that “Eight-foot-three, bowleggQ knees, oh what a cutie you by law, effective February 5, students. Don’t you think that use the cafeteria. So what is for coming late or leaving ’The Manchester High School saxophones, Ted Buskey, Earl appeared In the Feb. 1 edition of 1975. □ FINANCIAL Making Comeback kids disrupting the class is the stated in Lynn’s letter means are to me.” school early. Band, under the direction of An­ Bushey, Dave Rappaport, the High School World. Her ar­ All creditors of the corpora­ teacher’s fault? that over 90 per cent of the high By PETER A. BROWN South Hadley, Mass., many Smoking and eating are drew Shreeves, along with the Mitchell Dul, and Patty Quaile, ticle is very misleading to school is made up of “jocks.” If House of Chung tion, if any, are warned to pre­ Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 BOSTON (UPI) - After a dorm bathrooms have card­ allowed in the classroom and John F. KennQy High School trombones; Linda Lemieux, anyone who does not unders­ only there were 90 per cent of sent their claims to Victor I. Granted, there may be some MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ near brush with extinction, the board flipover signs specifying the teachers, rather than the Band of Utica, N.Y., under the Carol Hennigan, Robert Nicola tand the various situations that MHS students who were in­ Brezhnev Greets Wilson Through the doors of the recently opened House of Chung at 363 Broad St., one enters the world of the Orient Moses, Attorney at Law, 229 whether men or women are students, do the room changing. leadership of Richard J. and trumpets, Gary Zito, Ed take place at the High School. teachers who do treat some • MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev East Center Street, cond, third. All kinds. Realty women’s college appears likely terested in sports! If that were where succulent, delicious specialties of the house feature Polynesian and Cantonese menus. The full menu statewide. Credit rating un­ to remain a higher education within, although students say This set-up is similar to the Reynolds, put on an outstanding Krach and Maureen Loughrey. Too many times, the high kids different than others, but showed up for a meeting with British Prime Minister Manchester, Connecticut, on or that is the personality of the the case, we may not have includes such tempting preparations as Seven Stars and a Full Moon (for 2) comprising selected meats and necessary. Reasonable. Con­ alternative, although early they are mostly a courtesy to other girls’ schools. performance last Saturday They performed a group of school has been put down come in last in the CCIL Foot­ Harold Wilson Thursday, his hale and hearty old self. It sea foods with greens, one boneless duckling simmered in spices and fried crisp with mushroom sauce. If before June 15,1975. All claims fidential, quick arrangements. curfews and the finishing school the more modest, and a man on Although they prefer those night. well-known contemporary because of some misunderstan­ teacher and of the student. Not not so presented will be barred all teachers’ “pets” are ball League. was Brezhnev’s first public appearance since Dec. 24. your imagination runs to the palm tree-edged sands of the Polynesian Islands, the House of Chung offers a Pu Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. image have been replaced by a toilet and women in the policies to ours, there are The band from Utica, which tunes such as: "Saturday in the dings among students and as provided by statute. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ “jocks.” Many teachers just There are as many different There have been rumors that the general secretary of the Pu platter for a minimum of two persons with meat, chicken and shrimp. Or treat the fmaily to a complete co-ed bathrooms and more shower often share the same things which they admire in our arrived Friday night, blended P ark,” “ Norwegian Wood,” townspeople. Dated at Manchester, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. naturally become friends with a cliques in our school, as there Communist party was the victim of debilitating diseases, a pragmatic programs. bathroom. system. The large variety of perfectly with the Manchester "Cherish,” “ How High the Lunn complained about the dinner for $5.75 per person including soup, appetizer, entree and choice of desserts. American dishes are also Connecticut this 4th day of certain type of student. are in every school. The Kremlin power struggle — or both. Mt. Holyoke is one of three of courses appeals to them. Band, and with only two joint Moon,” and “25 or 6 to 4.” fact that some “jocks” and available, as well as a complete choice of take-out orders. Tantalizing drinks are served from the bar. February, 1975. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Among the academically “jocks” are just one clique out the academically prestigious Heriene feels we can learn a lot rehearsals, the groups were a After a brief intermission the “jockettes” get special treat­ Anytime is the right time to go to the House of Chung, open seven days a week. Phone 649-4958. El-Ro Company, Inc. mortgages — interim financing prestigious schools, co­ of many at MHS. But wouldn’t — expeditious and confidential Seven Sisters that remain in high school because of this big success. JFK Band came out to play ment from teachers. She said But you do find friendships Victor I. Moses education had taken its toll, it seem logical that all the service, J.D. Real Estate basically women only. Along diversity in curriculum. The concert started on a another light medley of rock that some girls in one of her among students and teachers in Its Attorney while the many smaller less athletes who work together as a Makarios Denounces Turks Assoc. 646-1980. with Smith and Wellesley, In Nicaragua, the students mellow, classical side as the songs which included “Get It classes really take advantage of every school. After all, well-known and endowed in­ team also socialize during overwhelming votes by are not permitted to take Manchester Band performed On,” “So Far Away,” “Over­ the teacher. teachers are people, and many NICOSIA (UPI) — President Makarios today denounced stitutions have been casulties of school? students and administration courses such as art or cooking the "Washington Post March” ture to a New Era,” and “Pen­ There are many teachers who times they can really help a kid the establishment of a separate Turkish state in the economics. ’They spend many hard hours BOLTON foreclosed the possibility of ad­ until they have completed their by Sousa, “Deep River Suite” ny Whistle Song.” allow the students at MHS to with a problem other than practicing, so, of course, they northern third of Cyprus and said he would go to the Soviet classwork. PUBLIC □ EMPLOYMENT Those schools that survived, mitting men. major requirements. The by Erikson and “Air” by Bach. It was next time for the two literally wrap them around get to know one another. Don’t Union for help. A Turkish-Cypriot leader said the move lS^*^ST\rRA.\T A I.Ol '^ ? * ^ ' Of the other Seven Sisters, bands to pool their talents and was necessay because Greek proposals for a settlement however, apparently have now exchange studegts approve of The last song that was played their fingers. Many kids walk in people, with the same interests RT. 83 ELLIMBTON TEL. 872-7327 Radcliffe has all but merged the policy which allows us to was a rousing trumpet solo by perform to the delight of the late to classes every day and In one of the first opening NOTICE Help Wonted 13 strengthened their position, become friends? To the would pin down the island’s Turks “in a position of Ihitouchedfor Fine Food and Atmoiphere The Bolton Zoning Board of with Harvard, Barnard choose most of our courses and Reynolds, who was accom­ crowd, “Man of La Mancha,” never are marked absent or tar­ paragraphs Lynn stated: “The partially due to the women’s athletes, their sport is the cen­ minority.” Greek leaders say they will appeal to the U.N. Appeals will hold a public TOOL MAKERS - All-around features co-ed dorms with to take a minimum of required panied by the MHS Band. “Folk Song Suite,’’ and dy. But that is the teacher’s athletes or so-called ‘jocks’ Choice of Over 20 Delicious Entrees movement that students say tral interest of their friendship. Security Council. Greeks on the island outnumber Turks 4- House of hearing on Tuesday, March 4, machinists and Bridgeport Columbia students, and Vassar courses. This performance was “Charter Oak March.” ’The con­ responsibility. think they are above Plus Elaborate Salad Bar convinced them that only in a So why should’t they hang 1. 1975 at 8:00 P.M. at the Com­ operators. Top wages, fringe has gone co-ed. Bryn Mahr, the Our Latin American students followed by the Manchester cert was climaxed by the everyone....” and in the last single sex setting could they The administration cannot around together? OPEN TUES. THRU SUNDAY munity Hall to hear requests benefits and overtime. seventh sister, still restricts un­ have made several obser­ High Stage Band which con­ excellent finale of “West Side paragraph she said: “I’m not SUNDAY COCKTAIL & DINING 12 NOON TO 9 P M develop to their fullest. keep tabs on everything that There are also some other for variances for the following Experience preferred. Apply at dergraduate degrees to women vations concerning North Story.” saying all the athletes are Chung ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES Between 1960 and 1972, the sisted of the following: goes on in the classroom as well groups of students who are seen Paragon Tool Company, 121 ‘jocks,’ but it’s too bad that Clampdown Ordered applicants: number of women’s school oniy, but has 6(X) males in its American and North drummer, Eric Mann; as in the whole school. together. The students who are Up to 250 People Adams Street. graduate programs. some of them are.” In the first 1) John J. Moore of 88 Jeffer­ dropped from 298 to 135, with Americans. Some of the girls involved in student assembly TANANARIVE, Malagasy (UPI) — Gen. Gilles An- son Street, Hartford, Conn, is Admissions records are were quite surprised that most quote she referred to every one PHONE FROM home to ser­ others increasing already socialize with each other, but driamahozo, leader of a 19-man military junta, declared an now oilen requesting a side yard variance classified material, but of­ that is on a sports team as a vice our customers for super existing liasons with men’s of us know so little about the like the “jocks” they have end to all political activity on this island nation Thursday on Lot. No. 70, Block 22, Map ficials reluctantly concede the “jock,” which is not true. ’Then featuring Polynesian and earnings. Choose own hours. schools. However, a recent rest of the world and a limited other friends too. We also see night. His move came after rebel troops accused of No. 7, on the north side of Box Call 647-1810. quality of entering classes don’t amount about our own country. Profile: Sharon she also said that not all kids the Round Table Singers Cantonese Speeialties study shows that of 96 women’s Mountain Road, Bolton. quite statistically measure up who make the team are assassinating his predecessor had surrendered. ’The rebels colleges responding, 43 Since the U.S. is so important together. ’They are together Famous Pu Pu Platter ^ 2) The Public Building Com­ PART-TIME package store, to previous years, although they “jocks.” surrendered after safe passage was promised to their com­ reported a jump in freshman to the rest of the world, why often, but they also have many Special Family Dinners > ^ mission, Douglas Cheney, Manchester area, evenings and point out that nationally norms aren’t we well-informed about Perhaps you know her as the writing. She once won five mander, Col. Brechard Rajaoharison, although his weekends, excellent hourly enrollment, and 25 others high-class prostitute of “Fancy dollars from the Hartford other friends in school. whereabouts are unknown. Government forces killQ 15 of and Combination Platters / Chairman, is requesting a side remained stable. have also dropped. the other countries, they Lynn said that many kids go There is not any one student rate. Please write Box “K’, Face,” or maybe as Mrs. Can­ Courant for writing a caption the 400 mutineers Thursday in fighting at the rebel yard variance for an addition to Manchester Herald. The Natonal Council of The size of the entering wondered. One of the students out for a sport for the fame and at MHS who ignores those who non of “You Were Bom on a for a picture. Short Story OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Theresa Family the Bolton Fire House on the classes at Smith, Wellsley and senses a certain self- glory of it. Lynn, can you stronghold on the outskirts of Tananarive. Six loyalist Independent Colleges and Rotten Day,” or how about the Writing, along with ’Theater Ac­ are not really close friends. Mon ■ Thun 11-11 pm west side of Notch Road, PART-TIME Clerk, female, Mt. Holyoke have dropp^ in centeredness in American honestly say that out of 1,100 soldiers were reported slain. FriSat 11M1:30pm Universities says many leader of the birds in “The tion, Advanced Choir, Child First of all, it is rather difficult Sundty 12- in pm Bolton. apply in person, at Pine Phar­ the last five years, although in­ schools and newspapers. boys who go to MHS, the 50 boys women’s colleges tove more Birds,” or as Mary Lange, “A Development, and Class Guitar to have your best friends in Feast every weekday John Roberts, macy between the hours of 8-5. terestingly, the number of In her school at home, the who showed up for Hell Week, students than since the rush to Woman of (Character” ? are her courses this year. every one of your classes. So 363 BROAD ST. Chairman 664 Center Street, 649-9814. applications has increased. students are required to know to try out for the football team, co-education began in the late Besides acting, she loves to you would have to make friends Fire Hits Trade Center MANCHESTER Morris Silverstein, “ When the Ivy League the capitals and other perti- Ah, yes, you say, picking one did so because they wanted the COCKTAILS 1960s. play the guitar, ice skate, bowl, with others unless you want to 649-4Q(iR TAKE-OUT Secretary MASSEUSE - Licensed, needed schools were men only,” said a or more of the above, I do recall fame of being a “jock.” NEW YORK (UPI) — The city’s tallest building, the 110- SERVED SERVICE at Howard Johnson's! for spa, part-time. Call 643- Although Wilson College, a and drive. Her car, which she be alone. And no one is totally story World Trade Center, caught on fire todpy. TTie blaze February 13, 1975 sm all women’s college in spokesman for Mt. Holyoke, someone by that name. But alone at MHS. Most everyone WITH SECONDS ON THE HOUSE 8076. "top female students had no there are some who prefer to fondly refers to as Rusty, is her was confined to the lower floors, and several dozen per­ Chambersburg, Pa. last fall MHS Water Hell Week is where all the gets along pretty well, except choice but women’s colleges if know her as brown-eyed, red- “pride and joy.” She sacrificed MAN WANTED for floor opted to set the clock back to guys who want to try out for for the few who make trouble sons in the upper floors were safely evacuated. they wanted a quality Q ues­ Quality haired Sharon Foy, the real per­ completing modeling school Monciay Fish Fry cleaning duties, mornings 8 tte 1920s for a day, complete football go every day for a week for themselves. Other than that Twenty-six firemen suffered smoke inhalation, bums, INVITATION tion. Now, with so many of son behind them all. last summer “because Rusty Golden filet of flounder, french fries, a.m. to 10.30 a.m. daily. 646- with chaperones and 10 p.m. before school starts and stay MHS is a pretty dam good place and other injuries, but none was seriously hurt. those men’s schools now admit­ Is Tested As one of Sock n’ Buskin’s broke down,” and she had to coleslaw. $1.39 for kids 4220. curfews, liberal social and practice all day. Tliis is not to leam the academic subjects. The three-alarm blaze, which broke out on the 11th floor TO BID ting women, the superior high prized possessions, what may use the money for repairs. 2 .4 9 Sealed bids will be received regulations are rarely different If you’ve ever wondered She likes to refer to her wide the easiest thing to do. It is also a good place to learn of one of the center’s twin towers about midnight, was WAITRESS wanted- school graduate has a much about the quality of the drinking be callQ the peak of her high in the Office of ’The Director of experienced preferred, part- than at co-ed schools. range of job experiences: she how to get along with people in extinguished before 4 a.m. broader spectrum to pick water at MHS, this article school acting career was Tuesday Spaghetti Spree General Services, 41 Center time, days, Saturday included. At Mt. Holyoke College, in was a volunteer at the hospital, general. — Amy Mazzotta At least six floors of the 1,350-foot-tall stmeture were from.” should put you at ease. Mrs. reached at that rewarding mo­ Wouldn’t you say that any guy With meat balls, meat sauce, garlic Street, Manchester, Connec­ t t W. T. Grant Company, a cashier at Top Notch, a damaged. Levine’s Ecology & Man class ment when she became a who goes through Hell Week brqad and salad. $1.39 for kids ticut until February 24,1975 at hester Parkade, equal op­ secretary at ’Traveler’s, and recently ran a series of tests on member of the International must have to enjoy football for Between 50 and 75 employes in the building at the time, 244 CENHR ST. *2 .4 9 11:00 A.M. for the portunity employer. now she works at Marshall’s. Math Team the water drawn from the tap in Thespian Society, an honorary Sharon Foy more reasons than to be labeled mostly maintenance workers, were escorted to the following: WET & DRY Sharon is a person who knows W aKietY SH0W< their room, and found it to be club for only the most hard­ a football “jock” ? Places Third building’s lobby by firemen. MANCHESTER IX^dnesday D eep Sea D inner WATCHMAN’S "KITS BABYSITTER wanted-part- what she wants out of life and quite safe. working, versatile members of ’The fire apparently started in the offices of the B. F. B id forms, plans and time days, five days per week, Sock n’ Buskin. and I spent a lot of time smokin’ has set a goal she intends to I think the soccer team has to ’The Manchester High Math Golden fried Tendersweet clams, filet of specifications are available at Keeney Street area only. 647- ’The tests included checks for reach, and that is becoming an go through a similar training Team placed third in its fourth Goodrich Co. and spread through ducts' containing elec­ Phono 646>1995 flounder, french fries and cole slaw. y S n 9072. such minerals as chlorine, It all started back in the third in the girls’ room.’’ trical wiring, firemen said. $1.39 for kids the General Services Office, 41 ^ ad e when she played a witch She feels that the students of actress. She would like to at­ session, as well as any other meet at Conard High of West ^xi6\\orw f*\ phosphorus, and iron. Of all the OPEN 7 DAYS Center Street, Manchester, FULL-TIME pin chaser needed in a school play. ’Then followQ MHS “are more aware of the tend MCC for two years, sport, in which there is a lot of Hartford, Feb. 10. We had 64 Connecticut. minerals checked for, only tough practice. points, losing to Conard by 14 for evenings and weekends, 48 auditions for a multituQ of world around them.’’ majoring in Broadcasting, then Thursday Turkey Dinner Town of Manchester hours per week. Mechanical phosphorus was present in any go on to UConn to major in and South Windsor by 5. New Trials Denied appreciable amount. Its commercials in front of her Nevertheless, she believes that Maybe if we had more guys AMERICA'S STEAK EXPERT ftOO p.l». Roast Turkey with giblet gravy, com n Connecticut ability a must. Amily to llieater Arts. From there it’s Team members and their bread stuffing, cranberry sauce and all ' presence in the water can bedroom mirror. Her love for the common denominator who were really interested in WASHINGTON (UPI) — U.S. District Judge John J. Robert B. Weiss, Manager, Parkade Bowling off to California to become a scores were: Cindy Sheldon 16, the trimmin’s. $1.49 for kids probably be explained by its acting was challenged, among teen-agers everywhere going out for a JV or Varsity Sirica today refused to overturn the guilty verdicts and * 2 5 9 General Manager Lanes. No phone calls. star. Mike Lom bardo 13, both wide usage in detergents and however, in the ninth grade. At is their worry over trying to be sport, we would not have the grant new trials to four former Nixon aides convicted in SPECIAL EVERY She realizes this sounds like a seniors, the juniors, Doug KEEN KEYPUNCHER - fertilizers, which eventually the time, she was living in East a part of a “clique,” where very few who do go out to be the Watergate cover-up. “way-out dream,” but firmly Baker and Dave Beaulieu, Friday C lam Fry needed full-time. Start as soon wind up in bodies of water like Hartford and attended Penney “you have to play their games labeled “jocks.” believes that “ if you w;ant scored 5 and 10, respectively. Sirica set next Friday for sentencing of former White MONDAY & TUESDAY! Heaps of golden fried Tendersweet as possible. Call today. the Manchester water supply. High. She remembers that and wear the ri^ t clothes.” clams, french fries and cole slaw. something bad enough, but it Also, if more girls were real­ Sophomores Bob Weiss scorQ House aides John D. Ehrlichman, H.R. Haldeman, Robert Blond King Honored Jobseekers, 568-1070. A trace amount of sulfate was “Drama wasn’t the ‘in’ thing This stunts the growth of in­ $1.49 for kids seems like just a fantasy to ly Interested to helping the 10 points. ‘The team scored 10 C. Mardian and former Attorney General John N. *299 Haugesund, Norway — A 55- found. Sulfate is used in a com­ there,” so she didn’t join the dividuality, which is very im­ Tisksli other people, that’s all the more school spirit, we would not have points on the team question. Mitchell. STEAK & $Q A A foot-high granite monument in pound used to help purify water club because she didn’t want portant to her. She states that her friends to think of her as only when you’re accepted into reason to go after it.” She adds the few cheerleaders who The other team memters are The four were convicted on New Year’s Day following a Haugesund marks the burial ♦l.OO-*^graditcs ^ in public water systems. senior Dale Southerland, junior place of King Harold Fair-Hair, “strange.” the clique can you be yourself. with a smile, “If Joan Crawford are willing to give up their time lengthy trial on their part in covering up the 1972 break-in 394 Tolland Tpke. KNT, 'The student ecologists also can be an actress, why can’t I? to give the guys some extra Micky Simon, and sophomores LOBSTER TAIL ^ 0 .9 9 who a thousand years ago One of the best things that “I like to know all types of peo­ and bugging of Democratic National Headquarters. MOUJARD *1.^0 -9 O ^ fs tested the water for bacteria, Dave Hardy and Mark Otter. Manchester united Norway into one realm. SOL happened to her was her ple. You only live once. I've got She’s a person just like I am .” morale. Why should they be They had based their appeals mainly on errors which HIY and compared their results to Over-all, we are to third place Served with Potato, Salad, AT EXIT 94 ______Jo H nso nS Around it 29 smaller atones, family’s move to Manchester long-haired, short-haired, Just talking with Sharon is called that insane word they charged Sirica made in the trial. WHhi those obtained from a water in the Capital Area League with each 8 feet high, represent the when she was in tenth grade. greasy, freaky, stra i^ t, and convincing enough for one to ‘jockettes”? WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY <^cp7avor<^/ncifca original counties that rallied HEMUWMTU sample known to contain 281 points. We are behind Kenneth W. Parkinson, the fifth defendant in the case, and Ranch House ToastI "MHS is 200 million times stoned friends, you name it — know that with her talent and ‘The letter written by Lynn around the central authority. bacteria. Fortunately, our Conard with 303 and South was acquited by the jury. DM 643-2711 better than Penney,” she the main thing is they’re my overflowing ambition, she’s also said that every lunch water was found to Q quite Windsor with 298 points. — / enthusiastically states. “’There friends.” going to make it. — Barbara period the cafeteria is half full safe in this respect. Mark Otter wasn’t an open campus there. 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GREAT GRANDPA MATURE WOMAN, efficient, baths, big wood^ lot. Fantastic living room with cathedral' personable, excellent le^al- view of Connecticut Valley. C3iling and fieldstone Love, PETERSEN M ake som e­ EXPERIENCED AUTO publishing experience, desires Fully carpeted and magnificent fi ’eplace from floor to ceiling, Dad, Mom and Eileen To the Two Neatest mechanic or mature service responsible office position, one happy appointments. Immediate oc­ redwood paneling, four Valentines Around station attendant to run and local area. 647-1829. cupancy. 50s. Warren E. Manchester Love, Brian Today —■ manage or lease service sta­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. bedrooms, 2 full baths, large tion. Call 643-9521 after 6:30 family room with fireplace, BUT WE STARTED ANYWAY C all 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• den or library, 5 sliding glass Naw Homes Now Under Construction MANCHESTER - Just reduced. doors, 2 large decks, 2-car Happiness Is... Q REAL ESTATE 4 models to choose from... AVON-After a Happy New Center Street, 3-family in garage, large lot. 368,500. 8 Rm. Cape Cod Attending the 3rd Annual Year, who wants a dull job? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• business zone II. Ideal for 8 Rm. Dutch Colonial POLICEMAN’S BALL Meet people, make your own Homes For Sale 23 professional offices or commer­ CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- NANCY cial expansion. Owner anxious 7 Rm. Raised Ranch April 12, 9-2 hours, be your own boss. No room antique Colonial com­ 8 Rm. Ranch Happy Valentine’s Day selling experience necessary. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- for quick sale. LaPenta Agen­ pletely restored and in ■ V Manchester Armory I’ll show you how. Call 523-9401. cy, Realtor, 6462440. Love You, bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, excelient condition. 4 Quality built by As UsuL possible 4th bedroom, con­ fireplaces, 2% baths, income- EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper - venient location. 335,900. Paul YOUNG THREE - bedroom AND Always With knowledge of automobile Garrison Colonial, excellent producing 3-room studio “JAMES A. MCCARTHY” Happy 92nd W. Dougan Realtor, 6434535. apartment and 2-room antique dealership preferred. Write condition, fireplaced living also Birthday C.J. Box M, Manchester Herald. BOLTON - Four-bedroom room, 1 1/2 baths, vegetable shop. garden. Anchor fence, on bus MARY STEVENSON Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi- New 2 FAMILIES — 3 Models to choose from on LOOKING for some “Do-it- Fireplaced living room, rec line, walk to school, 339,900. This home Is one of the finest homes we have avallablel Happy Valentine’s Day 643-0935. built Raised Ranch, on acre All 3 bedrooms Valentine’s Day yourself” job security in these room, dining room, eat-in For the lady of the house — we offer a completely if- uncertain times? Local Amway treed lot, brick front, 5-5 Rm. Colonial Best Buy ...... By Belflora i From Kitty and kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. plastered walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 equipped eat-ln size kitchen and first floor laundry room. Happy Valentine’s distributor will show you how to Zinsser Agency, 6461511. 5-5 Rm. Garrison Colonial LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 fireplaces, one full, two half Perhaps your Valentine In housing Is a solid 2-famlly, For the gentleman — A full basement, 2-car attached gar­ Your Friends at Birthday get it with profitable part-time 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, 8-6 Rm. Saltbox Colonial central location, minimal upkeep, featuring...2 heating House and Hale business of your own. Phone baths, rec room with wet bar, 3 models are up 6 others under construction Yes this six room older home Is a real sweetheart. age and aluminum siding. For the family — a large private MOM NORMA garage, treed lot, 348,500. systems, aluminum storms and screens, copper plum­ treed lot, 3 spacious bedrooms, formal living and dining 643-5998 for interview. Hutchins Agency, 6463166. enclosed heated porch, 2-car 49 other lots to build any style 2-famlly Large family kitchen which has just been remodeled, Love, Alice, ROLLING PARK ESTATES garage, 359,000. bing, third floor possibilities, screened front porch. rooms and a gorgeous sunken first floor fireplaced family Call U$... formal dining room, living room, ceramic bath, three Never a vacancy problem — really convenient! Owner Cheryl and Lynn HAIRDRESSERS wanted - Cape, 7 rooms, new kitchen, 2 319,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 room. Exceptionally low fuel blllsl Realistically priced In . wealherllllllll bedrooms, plus 2-car garage. Priced at $36,900. may help with financing. A practical answer to present Thank you for loving us experienced, full or part-time, full baths, formal dining baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 65, New or re-sale — Single or multi-family the mid 50's. Call for private showing todayl P.S. Many LuJon Salon of Beauty, 61 East room, rear dormer, oversized age, nearly two acres. Hutchins three years old, 1(4 baths, day mortgage rates and prices. other executive homes available In town. another year. Center St., 643-1939. 2-car garage, treed lot, walk Agency, Realtors, 6463166. aluminum siding, good invest­ Happy ment at 353,900. WILLIAM L BEIFIORE AGENCY Valentine’s PART-TIME - Dishwasher, to Buckley School. MERRin AGENCY ZINSSER AGENCY Alex Matthew MANCHESTER - Striking 4- MANCHESTEIt - Raised Joe Lombardo Day Dick , Linda nights. Part-time waitresses, bedroom Contemporary, 2 1/2 646-1511 Jack Dwyer Ed Swain Blanchard .Rossetto nights. Apply in person. F.J.SPILECKI Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, To Craig Happy Valentine’s Day Melodie Debbie Realtor 643-2121 baths, panoramic view of Hart­ Bee Millette Paul Steinmayar Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, ford skyline, sunken patio, 2-car 166x252. Two fireplaces, 646-1180 m m 646-2482 Love, Kitty to our Manchester. sliding glass doors to large Q.REALTOR* REALTORS 847-1413 ____ ^ Donna Jimmy garage. 60’s. Warren E. W m . 189 W. Center SI. [OUUHOUSMi ^ MOMMY Richard Peter MANCHESTER - West side. Howland, Realtors, 6461108. deck, large family room, 2-car PART-TIME Secretary - garage, 3^,900. Love, Proficient in typing and Immaculate 7-room a/uminum Manchester Brenda Alan sided Cape. Charming formal Crystal and Bruddy shorthand with bookkeeping MANCHESTER - New 3- CONDOMINIUM-6 rooms, LOVE THIS HOME CENTER OF TOWN EXCEPTIONAL 3-FAMILY Kim Junior dining room, fireplaced living skills, afternoons only. Call bedroom custom Ranch, 2 bedrooms, 2W baths, wall-to- -A FOR YOUR VALENTINE room, garage, rec room and # 5 Angel Terry Cheryl, 646-2000, weekdays baths, aluminum siding, double wall carpeting! modern between 9 and 2. more. Mid 30’s. Keith Real garage, excellent Estate, 6464126, 6461922. neighborhood. 347.900. Hayes kitchen with built-ins, finished Corporation, 646:6131. rec room, central air NURSE’S AIDES for all shifts. conditioning, 332,500. To my Valentine Full-time or part-time. Only the MANCHESTER - Duplex, 7-6, Happy Valentine’s Day four bedrooms each, enclosed DUBBY HAPPY experienced need apply. MANCHESTER - Four room FARM — So acres, mostly How about the ring C.G. Highest starting salary in the porches, very large rooms, 2- (doll house) with wall-to-wall VALENTINE’S DAY cleared and level land, 8 room \ V » i area. Liberal fringe benefits. car garage. P ric ^ : high 40’s. carpet throughout. Remodeled on the left and the Love Happy By owner. Call after 5,646-0766. house, barn, two large poultry paper In the right? FANTASTIC Apply in person East Hartford kitchen, beamed ceiling in Patches 18th Birthday living room, two bedrooms, full houses, 2-car garage. D.C. NO. 1 Convalescent Home, 745 Main Street, East Hartford. 7 3/4% MORTGAGE available basem ent. Asking 326,900. BOLTON — Circa 1760TIassic PAUL to qualified buyer. New 7 room Zinsser Agency, 6461511. Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, center chimney Colonial. FARRELL LIBRARY WORK - part-time, Exceptional raised paneling, To DADDY experienced preferred, typing fireplace, two-car garage. 352,- MANCHESTER - Reduced to Love, 900. Frechette & Martin, Inc. 328,900. Seven room older bead^ sheathing, wide pine THE KING OF HEARTS required, Bentley Memorial floors, original hardware, etc. Congratulations Carol and Kathy Library, 643-6657. Realtors, 64M144. Colonial. Located on west side. Happy Birthday and Three bedrooms, large dining Four fireplaces, new bath, Happy Valentine’s Day SECRETARY - Part-time, CONDOMINIUM - three room, kitchen and den. Walk to new furnaces, large barn. (Brand Naw) bedrooms, three baths, rec Love, Brian JAY STAGER could lead to full-time. Small school. Zinsser Agency, 646 344,500. Large oversized rooms, living room, dining room, country law firm downtown room, den, living room, dining 1511. on Morgan making room, kitchen, all appliances. WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! IMMACULATE ONE-OWNER HOME kitchen, stove, dishwasher, 3 bedrooma, 2% baths, family Manchester. Send letter and/or Thinking of Selling Your room with fireplace, laundry room, 2-zone, 2-car garage. ifir you famous with his VALENTINE’S DAY resume to Box “ MM” , Mid 30’s. Frechette & Martin, MANCHESTER - 5-5 newer • Custom built and well maintained. Happy Valentine’s Day Is For Lovers Inc, Realtors, 646-4144. Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 Property? ^all TODAY! Huge patio deck, aluminum siding, beautiful landscaped Manchester Herald. • Large living room with fireplace. East Hartford — Six huge rooms downstairs and 2 three- to out First LIngam I Love You baths, country size kjtchen, lot. Call on this one. PRICE REDUCED - Great lot, • Formal dining room. Deluxe Cape, Buin by Joa Swansson, Jr., Inc. room apartments upstairs. Fine condition in nice KITTEN SELLING SALESMAN - hardwood floors, carpeting, PRECIOUS possible 8 rooms, 2-car garage. • Twin size bedrooms - VA baths neighborhood. Appliances included, parking provided. >1,^, Y.B. Property-Casualty agent, full, aluminum siding, walk-out r a a i m c K “The Master Craftsman” GRANDCHILDREN art-time. Experience a must, Look at this price, 335,900. basement. 359,900. Hayes Cor­ • Delightful enclosed breezeway. Frechette & Martin,Inc. Priced to Sell — Or wo will Trad# KIM, Sobseekers, open weekends, poration, 64i6-0131. • Professionally landscaped level lot. EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENT 568-1070. Realtors, 646-4144. ACEHCY Real Estate CHRISTOPHER, VERNON - Six room Cape on 1 • CONVENIENT TO EVERYTHING • MISSY, DAWN, J.J. SIX ROOM older home, three 1/4 acres plus large iieated For appointment to Inspect, please call P.S. We have more new ones available. $48,900 Happy Valentine’s Day LPN-ASSISTANT - Physician’s bedrooms, large kitchen with bam. Three bedrooms, eat-in REilLTORS Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 Center MOM and DAD office. Personable, dependable. pantry, completely kitchen, dining room, garage. Valentine’s Day la M O M and DAD Patient contact. Medical Place­ redecorated. Carpeted Love, Steven, Offers many possibilities. L w J. WATSON BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. T.J. CROCKETT, REALTOR ItEA LtO n' AALS for Sweethearts ment Service. Call 232-5226. throughout. Verplank School 40s. Zinsser Agency, 6461511 646-4200 FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. and that's Just what Laurie and Doreen Happy Anniversary area. 329,900. Call owner 646 Manchester Office 847-9130 you are, the two on TRAVELING TRANSPORTER 6812, no agents please. 646-4144 643-1577 WARREN E. HOWLAND ^ - needed for food service, part- IqusI Housing OppgitimHr . E Realtors 643-1108 45] most sweetest people St. Valentine's Day oEALion* 263 Main Street, Menchester time, 32.50 hourly. Jobseekers, MANCHESTER - PRIVATE Happy First who are dear and To DO DO Love, open weekends, 568-1070. SALE - Four bedroom center Valentine’s Day close to our hearts. I Want You For The Kelsey Kids hall Colonial in prime area of • •B&W** We love you MEN WANTED - Age 17 to 28, older homes, 1^ baths, large $32,900 — 0 room Capo (ono unflniahod) on nleo Vt aero My Valentine full or part-time. No experience fireplaced living room, family MOM and DAD necessary. Earn while you lot with 2 car garago and outbuilding. Immodl- KIMBERLY SCOTT Not merely for today room,eat-in kitdien, 2-car gar­ ato.occupaneyll for all the love learn, if qualified. Good fringe age. Many extras Including GRAVES you give us. but for as long Dearest ALICE benefits. Call the Marines, 646 carpeting, pantry with laundry $37,900 — Full ahod dormorod Capo, 2 batha, flroplaeod Happy Valentine’s Day, as I have life. (Miss Blue) 6485. and pool. 3&1,900. .6464235. living room, ancloaod acroonod porch, alumi­ Love, Norm, Linda No matter Happy Valentine’s Day num aiding, garago. and Children SUPER DUPER Supervisor THE TOWN OF Grammy Graves Come what may. All ,,iy love, needed for lunch room, local $38,900 — 7- room Colonial In top condition. Flrat floor Dum Dum Tom (Yago) school. Car required. COVENTRY Jobseekers, 5661070. Insurance Advisory Com­ family room, wall to wall carpeting, flroplaeod mittee is seeking Interviews living room, huge dining room, 3 good sized CUSTODIAN - Experienced, with insurance agents who M room a, 3 car garago. Happy Valentine’s Day art4ime evenings, maintain an office and staff :anchester. Call 643-5691, 2-6 $41,300 — 3 bedroom Ranch In '^'ho Rocklodgo” section a within 20 miles of Coventry, of Manchester. Immediate occupancyll LIZETTE p.m. do 3250,000 in fire and casualty HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY $42,900 — Unique, new 7 room Raised Ranch; beamed Love, AVAILABLE NOW - Second insurance and will write all Pam shift. Thread grinder, one-year types of insurance. The Com­ cathedral ceilings, 2 batha, bullt-lns, carpet­ MANCHESTER T o B E T H experience or better. mittee will interview all in­ ing, rec room with flreplace, 2 garages. Owner -will assist with mortgage. 8 ROOMS 4 BEDROOMS 2 CAR GARAGE and my darling daughter Jobseekers, open weekends, terested persons from 7-9 p.m. $45,900 568-1070. at the Coventry Town Hall, $43,000 — 4 bedroom Colonial on well treed lot. Huge OPEN HOUSE VERNON-EXCEPTIONAL VALUE CAROLYN March 6, 1975. Eight room QarrIeon Colonial with overelzod two car gar­ kitchen, large formal dining room, 1W baths, Sunday 1 - 8 153 West Center St., Manchester ago. Spacloua Iront-to-back living room with flroplaco, J O D Y L E E DENTAL ASSISTANT • Part- six-room aluminum aided Colonial plus a first floor Roses are Red time position for two full days fireplaced living room, garage. This la a must 118 Coleman Road (Rolling Park Eatatea) In this Immaculate 8 room Chalet, 3 or 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, largo oat-ln kitehon, attractive Even though we’re apart now, I want you to know that plus half day per week. Respon­ EAST HARTFORD - Custom seel Fine, convenient residential area. family room, three good sized bedrooms, wall-to-wall country styled kitchen, beamed celling living room acroonod In porch, lour bedrooma, rac room, 1W batha. Violets are Blue carpeting In several rooms. Top this off with a cozy sibilities include oral hygiene Raised Ranch, living room, Quiet street, no traffic with large brick fireplace, barn board paneled rec Walktothroaachoola. There Is no one I LOVE YOU education, radiographs, some dining room, sliders to deck, $48,900 — Snappy, 8 room Raised Ranch on beautHul Three bedrooms, fireplaced living room, formal dining fireplaced living room and formal dining room. All this room with full stone fireplace, 2 V2 baths, bullt-lns, and that I’ll always care. chair side assisting. Prior den­ king sized master bedroom, 2 treed lot. 4 bedrooms, 2'A baths, bullt-lns, room, new kitchen with dishwasher and disposal, rec room plus a 3-car garage for the family who enjoys living and that can take the full baths, teenage or tn-law being together, carpeting, 2-car garage, well manicured V*-&cre lot. place of You. And If you can’t find your way-back to me, may you find tal experience desirable. Salary plush carpeting, rec room with flreplace, ga- with wet bar, 2 full baths, rear dormer, over-sized 2-car commensurate with apartment. Air-conditioned, rffl*- . - garage with walk-up storage, summer kitchen, lot of wall- Excellent location. $55,500. PHILBinCK AGENCY Happiness, Joy, Freedom and Love. experience. P le a se mail excellent south end location. EQUAL HOU8INQ OPPORTUNITY * \ Love, Sentry Real Estate, 289-4331. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY to-wall over hardwood floors, 12x18’ covered patio, mud resum e to P.O. Box 326, room, 2-zone heat, treed lot. Buckley School area. Fast oc­ m Call our Manoheater Offloe - 848-8306 REALTORS Bob and Kim If there Is anything left, let it be for me. Manchester, Conn. Love, Jim MANCHESTER - By owner. m5- ^ . . Call our Manchester Office - M9-8308 cupancy. BARROWS & WALLACE U&R REALTY CO.p INC. 364 Main StrMt Manchester, Conn. JOBSEEKERS - Open Custom built Ranch set on 7/8 F.J. SPILECKI, REALTOR Manchester New Haven Hartford 643-2692 weekends, 9-5. Imm ediate acre treed lot. Two fireplaces, 1 BARROWS & WALLACE 648-8308 387-1818 728-6618 ___ ROBERT D. MURDOCK, Realtor employment opportunities. 1/2 baths, carpeting, finished Manchester New Haven Hartford 643- 2121 ' REALTOR* MLS basement and many extras. R E A L T O R ® 646-4200 HundrMs to choose from. Call 849-83W I^^^^I|3gyjy^^^^^^ 568-1070. Call 643-1221. ' -.T*' -iL* W fcr i

PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 14,1975— PAGE TWENTY-THREE H o m tt For Salo 23 Homoa For Salo S3 Homaa For Salo 23 Homaa For Salo 23 Homoa For Sale 23 Homoa For Sale 23 Homoa For Sale 23 Homoa For Salo 23 Services OHered 31 Services OHered 31 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Bualnaaa Property Building-Contracting 33 BulldIng-ContracUng 26 Painting-Pepering 32 ______33 MANCHESTER - 8-room U & R MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. SHARPENING Service - TWO HANDYMEN - will clean WILL TRUCK most anything, WES ROBBINS carpentry REMODELING jobs needed - SENTRY built executive home. '“"T w t t h i s A D o i r f r a ’ MANCHESTER - Main Street, Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Saws, knives, axes, shears, attics and cellars, light most any place for below PAINTING and pyierhanging, BEST BUYS Real Estate Fireplaced family room and business zoned, four family, spraying. Fully insured remodeling specialist. Ad- Design services included. Call skates, rotary blades. Quick trucking, reasonable rates, 643- reasonable prices. Free es­ excellent work. References. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Everett W. VanDyne, 633-0137. . \ ■ living room, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 l U S city utilities, level lot, $ ^ Licensed. Free estimates. service. Capitol Equipment 5305. TO KEEP US HANDY! REALTOR timates. Call 646-4303. Free estimates. Fully insured. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, ••••••••••••••••••# ••••••••• T W O F A M IL Y baths. Prime residential area. monthly income. $47,900. Hayes Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, danisi f. reals Corp. 6464)131. 649-3446. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 SIx-SIx Duplex in center of mns Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ DRESSMAKING - Everything 646-3233. J. Watson B ^ch Co., •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TREE SERVICE (Soucier) town. New roof, gutters, new 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 843- eling. rec rooms, offices, from pants to bridal gowns. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom LEON Cieszynski builder - new BIDWELL Home Improvement Realtors, Manchester Office, Real Ealate Wanted 28 Trees cut, trimmed or topped, 7958. household repairs. Phone 649- Reasonable rates. Call 643-5973 decorating. Interior painting. bath, shower. Wall-to-wall, M- M7-9139. Equal Housing Oppor- $39,500 homes custom built, Co. Expert installation of separate heating systems, stumps removed, fully insured. 4594. weekdays after 5, Saturday & Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Now Is Uw Urns tor you to take advantago of the op­ ALL CASH for your property Got a tree problem? Well worth remodeled, additions, rec aluminum siding, gutters and tenants pay utilities and heat. Sunday before 1. Remodeling. Exterior painting. rooms, garages, kitchens trims. Roofing installation and portunity to buy this flva-rooffl Ranch located on within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, a phone call. 742-8252. CLEANING SERVICE for High monthly Income. Call Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. remodeled, bath tile, cement repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. VERNON - Bouider Ridge, instant service. Hayes Agency, BUILDING and remodeling - stores, factories, offices, Fully insured. For estimate call Joe . Lombardo for more U&R Raised Ranch, three Lakewood Circle, North. It has aluminum siding, a Kitchens, bathrooms, family SNOWPLOWING - Commercial work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ flroplaee, and perfect lot for children. Think about H - 6464)131. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, homes, schools. Also window and residential. Reasonable 649-%58. details. large bedrooms, beamed rooms, »rages, roofing and tial or commercial. Call 649- HORACE Tetrault — Siding, - then give us a call. very reasonable work cleaning. "Special rates to rates. Also available as a back­ 4291. cathedral ceiling and fieldstone WE WILL buy your house. Call guaranteed, call anytime. 649- gutters. Free estimates. Paul Senior Citizens.’’ No job too big roofing, storm windows, aw­ up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. nings. Quality workmanship, fireplace in li\nng room, two anytime, Hutchins Agency, 4266. S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. or small. 649-7863, George. Five years experience. TWO-FAMILY baths, 2-car garage, storm win­ Realtors, 64^3166. free estimates. Fully insured. 5-6 Flats. Recently painted CONSERVE FUEL - Chimney Excellent references. Pete, 742- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 872-9187, 649-3417. dows, large wooded lot, Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 and fireplace heat reclaimers. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Carpentry and general contrac­ outside. Two heating professional landscaping. EAST HARTFORD — 6 room Capa. 3 badrooms, full SELLING your house? Call us Franklin fireplace inserts and ting. Residential and commer­ ROOFING - Specializing systems. Copper plumbing. Priced below replacement com. baaamani, alum, atorma and acraans, carport Should ba first and we’ll make you a cash forced air dechillers for home, PETER BELUVEAU - Pain­ 7 ^ cial. Whether it be a small repairing roofs, new roofs, Aluminum storms and 149,000. Immediate occupant. aaan for only $32,600. offer. One day service. T. J. business and industry. Harold ting, wallpapering, sprav/brush repair job, a custom built home Call owner after 5 p.m., 872- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned screens. Garage. Close to NEW LISTIN G on Holllstar Straat. 6 room 3 badroom J. Leese Supplies, Heat painting. Fair prices, fully in­ or anything in between, call 646- and repaired. 30 years everything near center of 9309. Reclaimer Division, 649-7627. sured, experienced and depen­ 1379. __ ___ Capa, nraplaca, alum, atorma and acraans, vary claan IMMEDIATE CASH for your experience. Free estimates. town. Owner may help with dable. 643-1671. Howley, 643-5361. SOUTH WINDSOR - Spacious condHIon. $33,900. property. Let us explain our DRESSMAKING and ANY TYPE Carpentry and financing. COUNTRY LIVINR IMPRESSIVE 10-room, 2 1/2 bath executive 3 FAM ILY — Ona 4-room apt. and two 3-room apta. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, alterations done in my home. INSIDE - Outside painting, masonry work, additions and ROOFING - Installation and Immaculate 8-room Raised Ranch with 2Vi baths, Raised Ranch on two-acre wooded lot. Fireplaced living home. Three fireplaces. Monthly Incoma of $435. Good Invastmant for only $34,- 647-1413. Call 643-4626. fe c ia l rates for people over GS. remodeling. Free estimates. A. SIX-ROOM RANCH room, dining room with slider to deck, kitchen bullt-lns, 2Vi Custom built with quality repairs, gutters, storm win­ cathedral ceilings, 2-car garage, vinyl siding. Really clean. 900 Fully insured. Estimates given. Squillacote, 649-0811. dows, doors. Experienced Three bedrooms, garage, baths, fireplaced family room, brick and aluminum features. Call Suzanne or MAY WE BUY your home? SNOW PLOWING, reasonable Call 649-7863. Only $43,500. Call 872-7311. Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ BRAND NEW C O LO N IAL — 6 rooms with floor to calling quality workmanship. Fully in­ deep treed yard. Peaceful, exterior, 2-car garage. Call to Inspect, 280-4331. Quick, fair, all cash and no rates, Manchester area. Call BUILDING - Remodeling, sured. Free estimates. quiet street. Aluminum son Beach Co., Realtors, ralaad haarth flraplaca. Extra-larga mastar badroom, roblems. Call Warren E. 646-0464. roofing, rec rooms, additions, Do your bargain hunting in a Reasonable prices. Rick storms and screens. 1Vi Manchester Office, 647-9139. hardwood floora, 1W batha, appllancad kitchan. $41,900 owland. Realtors, 643-1108. garages. All kinds, carpentry Equal Housing Opportunity. ro d ^ chair...uie the dassifiedi. Burnett, 646-3005. baths. Truly an unusual value RUYER’S CHOICE DUPLEX 5 A 5 — 3 yaara old. Aluminum aldad, 3 g DICK’S . SNOW Plow ing - work. For estimates call 649- In the mid-thirtlea. Ask for badrooms on aach sida and 1W batha. $42,000 CASH FOR HOUSES- Buyers Specializing in serving 1142. We have just listed two Raised Ranches. Both have Vh with pedigrees. We Buy for Rockledge and surrounding Heating-Plumbing 35 Mr. Mathew. baths, 3 bedrooms, one-car garages, fireplaces, large lots. SENTRY ★ COLONIALS ★ IN-QROUND POOL — comaa with thia 0 room ona-yaar- Cash. When we bring people to N ew Manchester dealer is now area. Driveways, sidewalks, Building-Contracting 33 R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ Proced at $37,500 and $40,500. Call 872-7311. SOUTH FARMS — Charming old Colonial. 2-xona hast, larga cloaats, 2'h batha, and your home, you know they're lot, sanding. 643-0002. ditions, garages, porches, SEWERLINES, sink lines, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - FIVE GARAGES Real Estate Services Colonial Cape, aluminum ona-car garaga. Call on thIa onal serious - not “just looking, demonstrating the kitchen and formica work, cleaned with electric cutters, Go with this business zoned FOUR FAM ILY IN M AN CH ESTER - Two 4-room apta., thanks.” Call us for Action! INSIDE-OUTSIDE Painting, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. by professionals. McKinney siding, fireplaced family ditions, rec rooms, porches and Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ and immaculate large two- 351 Merllne Rd. 29 Connecticut Blvd. room, 2-car garage, many ona 0-room apt., and ona 3-room apt. Incoma ovar $700 Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or Fuego III* unit this Saturday and Sunday. Wallpapering at reasonable' 649-1922. rates. Call 643-6656 after 5:30 roofing. No job too small. Call pany, 643-5308. family. All garages rented for REST RUY AROUND Vernon — 872-7311 East Hartford — 289-4331 extras. Evenings. Vic Mauluc- par month. Asking only $52,500 Fuego III* ... puts the heat in the room 649-316. MASON CONTRACTOR - excellent extra Income. Two six-year young aluminum sided Ranch on quiet cul-de- ci, 646-8235. FIVE FAM ILY IN CO VEN TR Y - Good Invastmant. Four separate gas heating not up the chimney! Plastering, custom built stone FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing sac, fireplaced living room, eat-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full REALTOR — MLS M C C AREA — Gracious 4-rooffl apta. and ona 0-room apt. Locatad on 3 acraa. ODD JOBS - Trucking, CARPENTRY — Repairs, or brick fireplaces, chimney - Repairs and remodeling, systems. Close to Main St. ' basement, all city utilities. Call today 280-4331. Vernon Board of Realtors, Manchester Board of Realtors, | Garrison Colonial, recently Asking $52,900 repairs. You name it - I’ll do it. remodeling, additions, roofing. repairs, block and cement sewer lines cleaned electricm- Hartford Board of Realtors Call David Patria, South Wind­ decorated, half acre country CO LU M B IA — Brand naw custom built 7-room Split. Free estimates. Reasonable. work. New and repairs. E. ly. Prompt service on emergen­ 643-0304. sor, 644-1796. TWO-FAMILY setting, immaculate. Flnlthad family room, 2-car garaga, 2 full batha, bullt-lna. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. cies. 643-7024. Just listed by Jack Dwyer. Evenings. Dick Behrmann, Acra lot. $56,000 Bxzzzzzzz In and tea our Upstairs flat is furnished. 528-2447. buay Baa. We’re ready, Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 81 Autoa For Salo 81 Garage. A smaller two-family EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER - Redwood willing and able to aaslat at a real budget price. Call Farms - Large nine room you .In the aale or Jack for more details. EXCEPTIONAL Raised Ranch set on lovely ★ PA SEK ★ purchaae of YOUR wooded lot. Three full baths, What is your Property Worth? Realtors 289-7475 LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... property. MERCURY 3-FA M ILY fireplaced family room, five bedrooms, garage. |51,900. We will inspect your property and suggest M BELFIOBE 6 huge rooms downstairs and 2 Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. an asking price. (No obligation.) REALE’S CORNER MORIARTY three-room apartments up­ Lota-Land For Sale 24 Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! ITS MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4025 ^ ^ e i t k BROTHERS LINCOLN AGENCY stairs. Fine condition in nice Realtors 647-1413 neighborhood. Appliances in­ JUST REDUCED GLASTONBURY - 1 1/2 acre Professionally landsca^ 3- cluded, parking provided. lot, north side Mountain Road bedroom oversized Ranch, PASEK REALTORS - MLS at start of Minnechaug Drive. Real Ekstaie prestige area, 2 fireplaces, Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- Lote-Land For Sale 24 SUCESSFULLY .selling your Inveatment Property 25 Cut down on those high heating bills, convert your fireplace so it heats $4 8 ,9 0 0 family room, closets galore, 289-7475 — EAST H A R T F O R D 4040. 172 E. Center St. home is as important to us as it huge screened in deck 742-8243 — COVENTRY ANDOVER - Three home sites. your housel High fuel prices are here to stay, so why not install an all new is to you. Call now - let us EXCEPTIONAL B ZONE prop SIX room 649-1922 646-4126 overlooks private wooded HEBRON - 200 acres of wood Nine high, wooded acres, $16,- Fuego III* in your fireplace and beat the high cost of heat. explain the services we offer. INVESTMENT j Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also backyard. Call us today. lands and open fields on Route 000. 4 1/2 acres of sprawling SEE THE AM AZING NEW FUEGO Ml* IN OUR SHOWROOM Oaegard Realty, 6434365. Jackston Agency, 646-1316. member of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple oaks 366’ of frontage, $15,000. Listing Service. 85 and Ola Colchester Road. OPEN WEEKDAYS 5:00 - 9:00 WARREN E. Owner interested in financing. 4.9 sloping, wooded acres, $13,- MANCHESTER - Two family tor, plumber, electrician etc. SATURDAY 10:00 - 6:00 Edmund Gorman Agency, 6 ^ 500. Warren E. Howland, □ MISC. SERVICES SUNDAY 12:00 - 5:00 duplex located on West Side. 4040. Realtors, 643-1108. Low 50’s. Keith Real Estate, Large kitchen,- living room, 2 or HOWLAND TOLLAND 649-1922, 6464126. OPEN MONDAY 2/17 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. NEW RAISED RANCH - COME IN AND SEE DISPLAY MODELS 3 bedrooms. High 30s. Zinsser Realtors 643-1108 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 31 Agency, 646-1511. dining room, fireplace, 2 61 Autoa For Salo 61 Services Ottered baths, cathedral ceilings, SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON deck. $44,90d. REWEAVING burns, holes. M&R COMPANY COVENTRY Zippers, umbrellas repaired. \ 2 1 8 Hartford Road, Manchester Phone 646-6275 Window shades, Venetian . WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE- NEW RAISED RANCH - blinds. Keys. TV for rent...... - ...... I...... ALL NEW AND USED CARS fireplace, rec room, 2 baths, Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. deck, 3 acres. Choose decor ! THINK I $44,900. Autoa For Sale 61 Autoa For Sole 81 Autoa For Sale 81 Autoa For Sale 81 A N D O V E R W u l u i i ^ n A , I AlaucVxacd & ^osseWo | CHARMING OLDER HOME PHONE 875-2538 $9,000 — Completely equipped operating pizza m — fireplace, dining room, 2 -1 0 I 0 M S A t 1^':: buelneu. H baths, garage, 6 plus FREE Cherry Pie pastoral acres. $40,500. HOURS: 8-9 MON.-FRI. I $27,900 — Immaculate three bedroom Ranch, ■ H E B R O N 8 - 5 SAT. IMMACULATE RAISED BIRTHDAY SALE T and Cotfee for all! fireplaced living room, treed lot plua much more. H ESTABLISHED IN 1939 RANCH — fireplace, dining $32,500 — Neat, clean, 5-room Cape. Huge living room, H ~All Financing at C.B. T. at Bank Rates room, cathedral ceilings, car port, treed lot. Wall-to-wall carpeting. H garage. $38,500. ★ NO GIFTS ★ NO GIMMICKS -k NO PRIZES ■ WINDSOR AVENUE - RT. 83 ROCKVILLE, CONN. $33,900 — The moat Immaculate 5'A room Cape aver. H Fireplace, carpeting, gas grill, treed lot. H FIRESIDEREALnjNC. Realtors, MLS I 534,900 — Newly listed 3-bedroom Ranch, carpeting, _ 647-9144 JUST LOW PRICES AND TERRIFIC DISCOUNTS! new kitchen, siding. A real cream puff. Treed loti ■ 1$34,900 — Newly listed. 7 room Condo. 4 baths, Im- | MANCHESTER - Charming DILLON FORD BREAKS THINGS WIDE OPEN! maculate, all offers considered. M older six Toom home, centrally $38,900 — Newly listed, 7-room Colonial, fireplace, gar- located in mint condition. New I kitchen, ceramic bath, three age, located off Princeton Street. Beautiful treed lot. B SAVE ■ bedrooms, plus 2-car garage. 538,900 — Clean 3-bedroom Raised Ranch, V h baths, H Mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, ^ ______, ______fireplace, carpeting, garage, treed lot, anchor fence. H 1511. Bill Heinz Sales Manager says, "Here is one of the Bill Heinz, Sales Manager says, "Here is a very attractive 1 $39,900 — Just listed, 7-room Country Raised Ranch, _ WILLIMANTIC - 15-room Vic­ handsomest and cleanest station wagons that I’ve ever and very clean one owner 1973 Ford Econoline 100 Van. *400 on Comets fireplace, double garage, acre lot, clean. Dutch front. ■ torian, 10 fireplaces, excep­ tional original paneling had the pleasure^to offer for sale. It is a one owner 1973 It is a very attractive van with its bright red body and one $39,900 — New 8-rbom, V h baths, aluminum sided I throughout, excellent condition No-nonsense Plymouth Satellite Custom 6 passenger station wagon. It of the cleanest interiors I’ve ever seen in any Van. It is I r i w ^200 Factory Rebate Colonial. A S SU M A B LE 8V4% mortgage. $8,400 down. _ in very desirable neighborhood. is a strikingly handsome car with its beautiful gold body very nicely equipped having the thrifty but powerful 250 $39,900 — 5-5, 2-famlly, separate heating systems, ■ Call Suzanne Shorts 6^3233 or Maryann Cullina 633-1526. J. and beige all vinyl interior. It is wonderfully equipped cubic inch 6 cylinder motor, automatic transmission, f t ^200 Moriarty Discount ■large rooms, double garage, excellent Income. | Watson Beach Real Estate, 647- 542,000 — Battista Road. Quality built 3-bedroom ■ 9139. Equal Housing Opportuni­ having the 318 cubic inch V8 motor, automatic custom radio and heat, west coast mirrors, plus many Colonial, V h baths, brick front, t r e ^ lot. Imprasslval I ty. transmission, power steering, power disc brakes, custom other fine extras. It has been driven a most easy to $45,500 — New 8-room Raised Ranch. Fireplace, dou- ■ cash rebates radio and heat, factory installed chromium luggage rack, certify 29,431 miles since new. It has been completely 1bie garage, citv utilities. 7 % % M ORTGAGE. ■ NEW 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH plus many other custom extras to numerous to list. This and thoroughly serviced including snow tires and I am $48,500 — 7 room, 2W bath, aluminum sided. Raised I See and test drive I Ranch. Ferguson Road. Assumable 7 % % mortgage. M Aluminum siding, garage, 2 outstanding station wagon has been driven a positively positive that the careful selective Van buyer may well raised hearth fireplaces, 2 551,450 — New, 8-room Split. Double garage. 7%% guaranteed 9,615 miles since new. I am positive that no find this exceptionally clean Van to be his answer. Fully I baths, carpeting throughout. the new 1975 MONARCH MORTGAGE AVAILABLE. 4 bedrooms. - ■ Oil hot water baseboard heat, matter how critical a car buyer may be that this out­ and completely guaranteed. Generous terms and trades 1_ $52,900 — 8-room, 2'h bath Colonial. Fireplace, double * lli4 acre treed lot. Only $41,- up to 5 0 0 standing station wagon will easily surpass his very available.” 900 ■ garage. 7V4% MORTGAGE. AVAILABLE NOWI ■ highest requirements. Fully and completely guaranteed." I $54,000 — Brand new 5-5 Duplex, V/i baths, all | FIANO AGENCY - 646-5200 USED CAR SPECIALS FOR THIS SALE! aiumlimm. ASSUMABLE 30-YEAR MORTGAGE, « PRICE $3295 PRICE $2895 71 PLYMOUTH $1195 73 FORD $3295 73 MERCURY $2995 72 PONTUC $2495 m ,0 P 0 — 7-rooni Rajich, all large'rodms, double gar- on America’s best'selling line-up of small cars. I Cricket 4-Door Sedan, light Qran Torino Squire StaUon Montego MX 4-Door Sedan, Ventura II 2-Dr. Cpe., age. Krofesslonally lanasMped lot. Aluminum siding. | MANSFIELD CENTER - Ten green, tan vinyl Interior, Wagon, bronze, matching bronze, matching vinyl In­ yellow, black vinyl Interior, I rooms, 2-bath historical economical 4-cyllnder vinyl Interior, 351 V-8, terior, V-9, automatic, PS, black vinyl roof, V- 8, 557,300 — Large 8-room, 2^A bath Colonial, aluminum *500on’75Mustai^nGhia ‘JOOonTSMustai^IlZ+l I Colonial. Two apartments of 6 engine, 4-speed transmle- automaUo, PS, PB, factory PB, fee. air cond., radio, automatic, PS, PB, factory siding, carpeting, double jarage, 7%% MORTGAGE. I and 4 rooms. Close to UConn. alon, radio, 30,000 mllee. sir conditioning, root reck, whitewalls. air condlUonlng, aharp carl _ $59,M — New 6-8 Duplex, glasa doors to sundeck, 3 ; ■$53,000. Call Suzanne or Arthur '^500on^75 Mustang n Mach I ^200onany75Pbto MIchelln radial whitewall 1H bedrooms, alum, siding, nice loL city utilities. ■Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson 74 MARK IV $7895 tires, 19,000 mllee. 74 MERCURY $3795 73 MARK nr $6795 Qold luxury group. Full Montego M X 4-Dr. Pllard Clasalc copper, tan leather ■ $99,900 — Immaculate 8'A room Colonial, located In Beach Co., Realtors, *^300 on 75 Mustai^ II hardtop ***200on any 75 Maverick U I Manchester Office, 647-9139. Mark IV equipment In­ Hardtop, light green, dark Interior, tan vinyl top, stan­ 2 Forest Hills. 18x32’ pool, double garage, treed lot cluding crulie control, A M - 74 LINCOLN $6595 green vinyl Interior, dard Mark IV equipment In­ Equal Housing Opportunity. FM atereo with tape, only 7,- Continental 2-Dr. Coupe, matching vinyl roof. V-8, cluding A M -FM stereo with ■ $81,000 — Executive 9W room Colonial, magnificent ***350 on75 SuperCab Pickup 000 mllee. dark blue, matching leather automatic, power steering, tape, C rulia Control, tilt W entrance foyer. 7V4% M ORTGAGE AVAILABLE. SOUTH WINDSOR - 61/2 room Interior, white vinyl root, all power brakes, factory air wheel, sharp carl 73 MERCURY $2595 power Including Cruise conditioning, low mileage. Split Level bouse. Priced only Comet 2-Door Sedan, 6- $66,500 — New listed contemporary Raised Ranch on in the mid 30’s. Convenient Bill Heinz, Sales Manager says, "Here is a very clean very Bill Heinz Sales Manager sajfs, "Here is a 1973 Ford Control. A M -FM Stereo, tilt Blue Ridge Drive, 8 rooms, carpeting, inspiring view. cyllnder engine, automatic wheel, 9,000 miles. location, 1 1/2 baths, paneled vyell maintained and always properly serviced one owner Torino Country Squire 6 passenger station wagon that is tranamlielon, power 73^ CHEVROLET $2995 family room, all in move-in steering, radio, radial Urea, Chsvelle Malibu, 4-Door 74 MERCURY $3995 I condition. Principals only, 644- FANTASTIC DEALS ON USED CARS! 1973 Plymouth Satellite Custom 6 passenger station in such absolutely new car condition that you would lees than 21,000 mllee. 74 BUKK ^ $3895 Sport Sedan, sliver blue, V- Monterey Custom 2-Dr. 8113. Century 350 2-Door Herd- 8 engine, automatic Hardtop, saddle bronze, tan wagon. It is a very handsome car with its very clean blue seriously believe that you were looking at a brand new 72 AMC $1795 top, dark green, matching transmiselon, power vinyl Interior, ten vinyl roof, SOUTHVIEW ★ OPEN SUNDAY 12-4 finish and black all vinyl interior. It is a very nicely station wagon. It is a very handsome wagon with its Qremlln 2-Door Sedan, vinyl Interior, 2 tone V4 root, steering, power brakes, fac­ 400 V-8, aulomiUc, power NEW SUBDIVISION OF. CUSTOM DUPLEX HOMES. FEATURINQ: NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY - COME ON IN AND GIVE US A TRY! bright green, black vinyl In­ V-8, automatic, power tory air conditioning, tllt- steering, power brekea, fac­ , UNDERGROUND UTILITIES, SIDEWALKS, AND OPEN SPACE LAND. Formal dining room, equipped car having the small 318 V8 regular gas motor, beautiful beige body and wood grain finish and saddle terior, 0-cyllnder engine, steering, power brakes, fac­ whael stearing, matching tory air conditioning, radio, MORTQAQES ARE AVAILABLE AND QUALIFIED TENANTS fireplaced living room, eat-in nicely equipped, low tory air conditioning, low blue vinyl Interior, only 28,- radial whitewall tlree, only SUPPLIED. PLEASE STOP “BUY” AND INVESTIQATE THIS IDEAL automatic transmission, power steering, power disc tan all vinyl interior. It is wonderfully equipped having 7 mileage. mileage. 000 milea. 15,000 mllee. FAMILY INVESTMENT. DIRECTIONS: HARTFORD ROAD TO kitchen, first floor laundry I WILFRED ROAD. SHOWN DAILY BY APPOINTMENT. room, 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, brakes, custom radio and heat, factory installed air the 351 V8 regular gas motor, automatic transmission, natural woodwork, big FORD conditioning, plus many other fine quality extras. It has power disc brakes, custom radio and heat, factory M0RTGA6E RATES ARE DOWNI! closets, aluminum siding. Convenient , to everything been driven a positively guaranteed 25,857 miles since installed air conditioning, plus many other custom extras 7V4%-QNMA $38,900. new. It has been completely and thoroughly serviced and available on Ford's finest model. It has been driven a ■ 8% - CHFA F.J.SPILECKI winterized. I can assure you that if you need a positively guaranteed 16,901 miles since new. The / m o R i ^ T Y M o t h e r s / I_ 8¥4% - CONVENTIONAL Realtor______- 643-2121 DILLON FORD thoroughly dependable station wagon that offers original new spare tire has never yet been removed from VERNON - Five room, 2-bath Main Street, Manchester 043-2145 thousands of trouble free miles, you'll be completely the compartment. I can assure you complete satisfaction H Our office fa In eonatant need of new llatinga. If you're executive home on over three satisfied with the tine appearance and outstanding with this outstanding just like brand new station wagon. m thinking of aelllng.ploaae cell for conSdontlallnapectlon I acres. Stone construction. ■ and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your ■ ' Privacy. Call Arthur Shorts, performance of this quali^ statioii wagon. Fiilly and Fully'and complexly guaranteed. Generous terms and 3 1 5 c e n t e r ST., M ANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 ■ bualneaal REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY T H i ■ 646- 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., completely guaranteed. Generous terms and trades trades available.” BEST. H Realtors, Manchester Office, 647- 9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ & ^osscUo I tunity. PRICE $2995 PRICE $3495 ■ REALTOR8-ML8 646-2412 | ■^ ______169 West Center Street H 1 . PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 14, 1975 — PAGE ’TWEN’TY-FIVE HtUng-Plumblng 3$ Roomt tor Root 52 Apartmantt For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 SaUrict ttwte Wagt I i UmiW Apartmanta For Rant $3 Apartmanta For Rant Doga-Blrd»-P»t$ 43 M m t9 n » bh S3 Bualnaaa for Rant 88 Bualnaaa tor Rant 55 Bualnaaa tor Rant 55 NO JOB too small, toilet ROOM IN private home, WEST SIDE - 4-room heated VERNON - Town House ctm Wantad to Rant 57 Autoa For Safa 51 DOG-CAT boarding reser­ working gentleman, ELLINGTON - three bedroom TWO-BEDROOM, Five-rooni repairs, plugged drains, kitchen first-floor flat, convenient Apartments immediately ROCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS duplex, appliances, carpeting, upstairs apartment. Adults, no SHARE OFFICE Space with OFFICE SPACE 122 EAST CENTER STREET - faucets replaced, repaired, rec vations. Combined inside/out- references, available March available. Apartment com­ m m i H K n m i residential area, $195 monthly. parking, security required, PRESIDENTIAL Autoa For Sala 61 pets. $125. Call 646-1180. Five-room townhouse apart­ accountant - Ideal location for Personal size first floor modem WOULD like to rent garage In NEED CAR? Credit bad? rooms, bathroom remodeling, side runs, partitioned privacy, 1st. 872-3148. Call 649-1914 after 5 p.m. munities of unusual architec­ ROCKLAND TERRACE ^ FORRENT office. Merritt Agency. 646- storage. B ankrupt? R epossessed? Large and beautitui one and 2- 8^-0063. ment, iVi tiled baths, 2 air- Real Estate or Insurance, etc. heat modernization, etc. Free germicidal lighting. Canine tural design and beautiful badroom apartmantt, beat, hot VILLAGE APTS. 649-1680, 649-3549. |2M square feet, center 1180. Call 643-1488 after 4. Honest Douglas accepts lowest estimates gladly given. M & M Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, LARGE airy room for rent with NEW FIVE room flat, all landscaping which feature water, all appllancat Including dla- conditiohers, wall-to-wall *' nchMter, air condiUonL. down, smallest payments. Manchester, 646-5971. MANCHESTER • Main Street, MANCHESTER Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. large closet and free parking. appliances, fully carpeted, private entrance, appliances. lltpoaal, carpeting, pool carpeting, full basement, 1,200 SQUARE FEET plus fuU I parking. Call: 643-9551. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Can 649-7442. basement storage with washer private patio with sliding glass _ , — jwn private terrace In a three rooms, heat, hot water, heat, hot water, appliances. Autoa For Sala 51 Autoa For Sala 61 ARC Registered Mini-Toy country setting. From $180. No pists. stove, refrigerator, adults, no One and two bedrooms basement in buzy, modern, TOWNE Plumbing Service, and dryer connections. door, wall-to-wall carpeling, Available March 1st. Adults colonial brick shopping center. repairs, alterations, vanity Poodles. Charcoal, Silver and LIGHT housekeeping room for Convenient to schools and shop­ traverse rods, master TV pets. Security. 523-7(M7. Near schools, churches am only, no pets. MANCHESTER - Any size Apricot. Shots. Ready for 872^223 875-7466 5294586 Air-conditioned, plenty of cabinets a specialty. Call to rent, stove, refrigerator and ping. First and second floor antenna, laundry and storage shopping center, on bu^ parking. Ideal for ice cream manufacturing - warehouse 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- delivery now. 875-7782. linens provided. 801 Main available. Call Mr. Peterman, facilities, total electric. No FOUR room apartment - first line. Call anytime. , 6 4 9 - 7 6 2 0 space, 2,000 square feet to 100,- floor, heat, appliances, central, shop, botique, insurance office, 4056. Street. 649-9879. 649-9404, 646-2912. pets. Rentals starting at $155 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 donut shop, etc, etc. Mr. 000 square feet. B rokers ARC Registered Pembroke per month. For appointment CHARLES APARTMENTS - no peU, S M U ^, lease, $190 Belfiore, 647-1413. protected. Call 1-226-1206. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Welsh Corgi, ten weeks old, Apartmanta For Rant 53 WEST SIDE- 6 room duplex, in­ call 872-0528, Monday through East Middle ’l^ke.. Deluxe 41/2 monthly. 649-; MANCHESTER - Deluxe two All heating and plumbing male, red and white. Call 1-537- cludes garage, many extras. Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, bedroom Townhouse, full, Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala 61 repairs plus remodeling. Call 1627. WE HAVE customers waiting Adults preferred. No pets. all appliances, carpeted, two THREE-ROOM furnished private basement. Includes 643-1496. * for the rental of your apartment Lease and security. Call 646- air-conditioners, neat, hot apartment, $150 monthly. THREE ROOM apartm ent, heat, appliances, carpeting, and THREE BEDROOMS, central, Security deposit required. Call or home. J.D. Real Estate 8379. cheerful, quiet, seconck floor, water, storage, two garages, heat, gas, lights, and parking How would you like a pool. 3^ monthly. Paul W. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. sound proofing, washer and 6 4 7 -m Gordon Producta 47 carpeting, stove, refrigerator, included. $175. Porter Street Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or Flooring 36 DELUXE ONE - bedroom basement, garage. Adult family dryer hook-up, fireplace, ______^______area. No pets, security deposit. 643-4535. LOORING fbr anything in real 2474688, 2 3 6 ^ p.m. Ideal for apartment - Complete only. No pets. Security, lease. f e S i Ma n c h e s t e r - Four room BUY YOUR Potatoes direct estate rental — apartments, newlyweds. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, from the potato warehouse, appliances, carpeting, air- Tenant pays utilities. Available Fonticelli, 646-0800, 646-1540. apartment, second floor, very MANCHESTER - two bedroom NO GIFTS-NO PRIZES-NO GIMMICKS (specializing in older floors). homes, multiple dwellings, no conditioned, swimming pool. February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. Duplex, $185 without utilities, Caldor Center, corner Buckland fees. Call J.D. Real Estate clean, available March 1st, Ceilings and inside painting. Road & Tolland Tpke. $175 plus utilities. Robert D. MANCHESTER - Family style security required, call 649-2415. FOUR-R(X)M apartment - ’Two no children, 646-6232 between 1- John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. ROCRVILLE - 3-room apart­ two-bedroom Townhouse. Full bedrooms, heated. $165. Five- •7 p.m. I Savings passed directly to the customer! Rutter 2222. ment, heat, hot water, stove, basement, private entrances ATTRACTIVE three-room room apartment, three Antiquaa 48 ONE ROOM and three room FREE SPACIOUS Six Rooms - Cen­ refrigerator, $145. Adults only. and patio. Includes heat and apartment for rent in two fami­ bedrooms, two baths, heated. 36 MANCHESTER - New 3 prices than ever hafore — Look at these furnished apartm ent - All tral, quiet, convenient. Stove, Parking for one car. Ideal for appliances. $250 monthly. Paul ly house. Private entrance, new Apel Place, Manchester. bedroom Duplex, half of two- WANTED Antique furniture, utilities. Older persons family 1 1/2 baths, full base­ examples: glass, pewter, oil paintings, or refrigerator, porch, cellar, at­ single person. Security deposit w. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or appliances, convenient loca­ I preferred. 272 Main Street. tic. ^10 monthly. Security. 649- required. Call 643-9678. 6434535. tion. Ideal for couple. $195, Clall FOR RENT - 4 1/2 rooms, $150 ment, includes appliances, $275 other antique items. R. BRAND NEW 1874 □ MISC. FOR SALE Harrison, 643-8709. 5675, 649-1924. 646-5285 after 5;3() only. monthly. Inquire at 76 Oak per month. Paul W. Dougan MANCHESTER - Two- MANCHESTER - Nice one- LARGE DELUXE three-room Street, Manchester. Telephone Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-453^ BRAND NEW 1974 DODGE BRAND NEW 1874 DODGE CHRYSLER TOWN A bedroom, second-floor apart­ 6464283. OLD WASH stand - Cherry MANCHESTER - Six room bedroom Ranch-type apart­ apartment - Near hospital. COLT STATION WAGON W 100 SNO-FIGHTER COUNTRY WAGON Articlaa for Sala 41 ment in four-family. Security EAST HARTFORD - 21/2 room MANCHESTER - Homestead drop-leaf table. Old glass. duplex, three bedrooms,, rec ment. Includes heat, hot water, First floor, heat and furnished apartment. On bus Air conditioning, tinted glaai, radio, required. $175, heat included. room, garage, adults only. $200. appliances, private entrance. appliances. References, securi­ FIVE ROOMS, heated, in LUNCH Park Village, large two Posl-tractlon, 318 old V-8 engine, radial tlras, remote left and right Hanging Coleman brush line, all utilities included. automatic tranimlaalon. Incriaaad ALUMINUM sheets used as Eastern, 646-8250. References, security. Write duplex, large yard for garden, bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 mirrors, automatic tranamlsalon, printing plates, .007 thick, mirror. Call 872-6758. _ ----- $185 per month. Paul Dougan, ty, adults, no pets. $200 Security deposit required. $37 radiator, alternator and battary, oil Box G, Manchester Herald. Realtor,‘ ...... 35. 646-1021 or 643-453 monthly. 649-9258. adults. Security deposit, $200. and poaslUy Dliuiar at Cavayt? baths, full private basement, spaed control, power seat, power 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. FURNISHED two room apart­ weekly. Call'’11152 528-1998...... 643-5747. ■ v Automatic transmission, 2000 cc 4- pressure gauge, inowplow and window, power door locks, V-8 Wantad to Buy 49 patio, includes heat, cyllnder snglnt, power brakes, power eteering, STK 5085 Phone 643-2711. ment, private bath, heat, hot appliances, and carpeting also engine. Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala luggage, radio, vinyl aide mouldinga, water, utilities. Apply 61 Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala 61 pool. $275 per month. Paul W. whitewall tirae, undercoat, STK 4493. U s t...... $0078 L is t ...... $ 7 7 8 3 .0 0 NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 WANTED - ANTIQUE fur­ Marlow’s 869 Main Street. Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, or cents each. Inquire side door. niture, jewelry, glassware, Here’s all you do: George Rabata ...... ■ 3 0 0 -0 0 643-4535. L i s t ...... $ 3 8 6 G .9 0 Manchester Evening Herald. paintings, lamps, etc. Call 649- 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot |H you’re ovar 21, bring ut the bast deal WaskJngton’s George 74S5.0u 5139. water, cooking gas, stove, R abata ...... 3 0 0 .0 0 Birthday Washington’s WE BUY and sell used fur­ refrigerator, wall-to-wall I you can gat on any naw car, all makes and Net Cost niture. Cash on the line. One Special___ carpet, $175. Centrally located, ■comparable models. If we can’t give you a Homaa for Rant 54 piece or an entire housefull. adults only. No pets. Security S p ^ l 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 □ R E N TA LS I better offer in ten minutes, and you be the >6093 deposit required. Call 643-9678. MANCHESTER - Three >3566 >5395 with Rebate Main Street Rear, behind You are Invited to celebrate with us our. I Judge, we’ll give you coupons worth $10 at Douglas Motor Sales. bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 Rooma tor Rant 52 THREE ROOM clean apart­ I any McDonald’s Reetaurant. baths, wall-to-wall carpeting GOOD THRU ment, including heat, hot PLUS THESE SPECIAL RERATES CLEAN USED refrigerators, and all appliances includetf SAT. 2/1S/75 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ water, stove, refrigerator, gar­ $350 montnly plus utilities. Ar *200 Rebate on Any Dart Swinger In Stock! ranges, automatic washers, age, laundry facilities, and PLUSIII The opportunity of winning a with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s nished rooms, centrally Available March 1. Mr. -k *200 Rebate on Any Station Wagon In Stock! located. Ritchen privileges. storage. References, $190 per dinner for 2 at Cavey’s In Manchester. Filloramo, 646-6555. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- month. Security and lease. (Jail I *200 Rebate for Any Ford or Chevy Full Size Trade-In! On any Sta­ 2171 Parking. Reasonable rates. WaSHINGTONS Phone 649-2358. 649-2497. LARGE CAPE - 3 bedrooms, 2- tion Wagon in stock, meaning a possible Rebate of $400. Plus I car garage, 2 fireplaces, 2 SEASONED oak wood - Split MANCHESTER - pleasant four Chorchas BIG DISCOUNTS! and ready for fireplace. $20 NEW FURNISHED room for Q. B m iH M baths, residential section, $275 gentleman, near bus and shop­ room apartment, modern, cen­ monthly plus utilities. Security dump truck loads delivered. trally located, avocado 742-7886. ping. Call 646-0505. deposit required. After 6 p.m. appliances, carpeting, no pets, This combination offer expires February call Marc, 649-5057. $2()5 monthly. 646-4780. WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed ROOMS FOR rent, clean, cen­ 17, 1975. any length, split, $50 per cord trally located, parking, on bus BOLTON - Single house, gar­ line. Phone 647-9868. A’TTRACTIVE 4-room apart­ 8 BI6 DAYS of FABULOUS BUYS age, large yard, references delivered. John Hutchinson, ment, stove, refrigerator, 742-6639. required, $2^ monthly, 647- ROOM FOR rent $25 per week references, no pets, $145. Call 1319. CHORCHES 646-3167, 228-3540. FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half plus security. Call 643-4588. Now thni Sat, Fob. 22nd S&SBUICK cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-90^. SMALL two bedroom house for DODGE OF MANCHESTER CHRYSLER ROOMS FOR rent, close to SUB-LET, two bedroom apart- t l ADAMS $t„MiUCKSTa(0|WBEvi$.)6494S71 rent, appliances included, no pets, call 643-0926. TEDTMlDONmKSWAfiEN WOODEN PALLETS for sale at Main Street. Reasonable. ment, carpeting, air- thjtMOHUAAReMelfsKetneAewy.OwilechhemCeldei Phone 646-5489. conditioning, etc. Call 646-4353. ToUand Tunplka, Mancbaattr, 049-2130 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 circulation department', Autoa For Sale 61 Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. Autoa For Sala 61 Autoa For Sala 61 OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - Circulation Department, Manchester Herald. S i SEASONED firewood, cut, OPEN split, delivered, truck load $30. Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 (c? Lynch is the #1 * TONIGHT after 6. TILL Toyota Dealer in all of Di.__ A-1 re c o n d itio n e d color televisions now on display in 9 P.M. OVER our show room. Most of these ConnecHcut. Come In and sets are in excellent condition, 150 ideal for living room or family see why their sales are room. Modern TV Service, 8()5 CARS ^euoMbtuuuf Hartford Road, next to Gus’s Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. up over 100%! IN STOCK! SEASONED HARDWOOD - i^ i M it and round for fireplace, $2.50 per trunk load. 78 Erie Our FREE <50 U.S. Savings Street, off Reeney Street. w BIGGEST Bond with every saie pius FOUR CHROME wheels, five- New from American Motors Corporation lug fourteens, $65. Bed, dresser, DEALS mirror, woman’s vanity, very [Qynch Toyota Chevroiet’s direct to you good condition. 646-0067, Bob, IN OUR Robin. iK% Announces m HISTORY CASH REBATES makes tiiis SELECT seasoned hardwood for sale, $25. per load, Traditionai Auto Saie our delivered. Gall The Andrew An- saldi Company, 649-5249. <200 REBATE BIGGEST SALE EVER! BRACE yourself for a thrill the first time you use Blue Lustre to clean rugs. Rent electric a * PACER shampooer, $1. E. A. Johnson UNITED TIME OFFER. SO HURRY! Paint Company. The car of the future Is here today! *$50 Savings Bond With The Purchase of Any New or Used Car PHILCO double load commer­ cial washer and Huebsch com­ mercial tumbler dryer. Both with money changes and in good condition. Can be seen at 390 Main Street. 649-9258. USED CARS at BARGAIN PRICES SEASONED firewood and stove i wood, $25 a truck load. Call 742- 8352. Plus ^50 U.S. Savings Bond PARTS FOR 1968 Mercury, new transmission 1,000 miles, new water pump, new car­ 'OKj I with the purchase of any Used Car! buretor, miscellaneous. 643- Now Is the time to buy! Now Is the time to i 6103. save! On a fabulous gas-saving Toyotal \ 73 MERCURY $3499 71 IMPALA $2229 Cougar Sport Coupe, V-8, automatic transmlaalon, vinyl Custom Coups, V-8, automatic tranamlsalon, power STROMBECRER 1/32 scale 174IMPALA $3905 roof, power steering. steering, power braket, vinyl roof. Waa $2398 racing set. Paid $50. Selling for ■ Sport Sedan, V-8, automatic tran.miulon, air conditioning ■ power (tearing, power disc breket, radio, vinyl rool, tInM $20. Call 643-4849. I glass and jnuch mors. Wee $4175. 73 VOLKSWAGEN $2499 70 IMPALA $1795 2-Door, 4 cylinder, 4-apaad transmission, radio. W u $2695 4-Door Sedan, V-8, automatic transmission, air con­ SEASONED Fireplace Wood - F4 NOVA $3399 ditioning. power steering, radio, Wat $1998 $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load |4-Door Sedan, V-8, automatic transmission, air con- Idltlonlng, power stsaring, radio. Wat $3595 72 IMPALA $2949 delivered. Call 228-9585. Sport Sedan. V-6, automatic tranamlsalon, air condlUonlna. 70 MALIBU $1995 power ateorino, power brakee, radio. Waa $2795 Sport Coupe. V-0, automatic tranimlaalon. vinyl roof, power The PACER |?4 MONTE CARLO $4299 steering, radio. W u $2195 PLAYER PIANO, Cable & ■Sport Coups, V-8, automatic transmlaalon, air conditioning, Sons, $75. Phone 649-6828. |power steering, power disc brakes, radio. 72 CHEVROLET $2909 70 CHEVROLET $AVEI “NOT JUST ANOTHER CAR” Townsnian Station Waoon. V-6 engine, automatic tranamla- Half-ton Pickup, e-cylindar, standard tranamlsalon, radio. BOSTON WHALER, sports L;:;: Toyota Motor Sales Is rebating Lynch Toyota $200 i-:', F4 MALIBU $3699 ■lon. radio, power steering. model, 14’, with trailer, electric f for each 1975 Toyota Corolla In stock. ■Classic Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, air con- start 35 h.p. Chrysler motor and |dltlonlng, power steering, radio, vinyl rool. Was $3848 72 INTERNATIONAL $3099 Is now on display.... L:: Lynch Toyota is passing a $200 savings on to you, - m 72 MAVERICK Scout II, Travel top, V-8 angina, automatic transmlaalon, many extras. Iron-Rite JlDoor.orv. 6-cyllndar,. automatic tranimlaalon, radio.9 2 2 2 Waa 9 radio, power steering with Porter Abgla plow. Wat $3896 automatic ironer, $50. Custom [:j at the time you purchase any 1975 Toyota Corolla "] F3 MALIBU $2845 $2595 Ig in stock. l-Door Sedan, V-8, automatic transmission, power staerlng, made poker game table, $20. ■radio. Wat $2995 Call 643-1221 after 5 p.m. 71 BUICK $ 2 3 4 5 F3 OPEL $ 2 8 9 9 Sports Wagon. V-8, automatic tranamlsalon, power itaaring, SLIDING TUB doors, frosted This offer good on cart bought and delivered by Station Wagon, 4-cyllndar angina, automatic transmission, radio. Waa $2495 white, plastic, 58x58. Slightly February 28,1975. radio, air conditioning. Wat $2995 used, $20. 649-7867. “A good place CELLAR SALE - Moving south. to buy a car" Ring Hitchcock headboard, dis­ hwasher, women’s clothes size 10-12, miscellaneous household CHEVROLET De Cormier Motor Sales effects. Februaiw 15-16, 9-5, 10 y k Diane Drive, South Windsor (off Relly Road at Vernon CO., INC. Circle). TOYOTS CARTER 285 Broad Street, Manchester 643-4165 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phona 040-0404 WOOD STOVES - 11 gage material, 24” and 28” fire Open Evenings 'til 0 — Thurs. ’til 0 — Sat. ’HI 9 boxes, perfect for garage, cabin or rec room._____1 . ______veryPriced 345 Center St., Manchester reasonably.ably. Call 742-7239_____ between 6-1 p.m. or early mor­ none 046-4321 ning. I k PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri. Feb. 14,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 14,1975— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Autoa For Solo 91 Atrtog For Solo 91 Autot For Silo 91 Autos For Solo 91 Autoo For Solo 91 Autoo For Solo 91 Autoo For Solo ei Autoo For Solo 91 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY PON CKJUK, M 'SIE U R .' WHATiS eoiM G ON? THE ER...I GUESS I'LL COMIN© . ITDLPHI m Y how a b o u t EXPLAIWIKJ'TOTMIS VSURCBRINEy FORGET ABOUT HE PON T SCARE ME NONE '■ TWY TH' «SOum-E RIGHT UP.' YOU w e r e S JOHNKjy-caME-LA7El.VI>WIVe ‘\-S U R E -- HAMBONE BEING HE'S SO OLD HE WAS LOOKIN' BORDEUAISE'.' Busy, BUTHE) BBEW WORKIN'WITHYOU PER OVEr \ w HAT IS A KILLER, NIGHT BRUSHEP W YEARS.' JUST BECAUSE YOU’RE FOR THE NEWSREEL MEN Tm tk yin ' RI&HT PAST BEHINP APESK. NOW AN' I'M STILL NEWS-^JUST HEED AT THE WEISH'IN.' \ HEARD HE UP&KADETH' V E R Y SO O D, ME BEH»X> A AAACHINE AINT ANY WHAT I TAUGHT EVEN TAKES IRON PILLS JOINT... ADD A ^ M ’SIEU R .' y REASON FOR A/ETDMARKTIME you! DUCK UNDER BETWEEN ROUNDS-V— Giw yourself a lift U'L CLASS,' WAITIN' FOR AWORP HIS HOOK, t h e n WHEN HE CAN WITH 'lOU/ futCCAT. COME UP WITH REMEMBER.' l A i A STRAIGHT Buy a cart right nowttoday. LEFT/ 5 U R K E FOR60T 2-m HIS BENJY BY JIM BERRY T R U N K 5 / MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD OfJ THAT PAPt^ e U F F I PIP, M P « - X PICKUP UPTOMDO b e n c h ! / o U ^JE\/EP PII7 f o u ^ iVaN/ 'Hie&l\^^\/oOTCi-P ? F P |J A F P JUNK CARS CARL— I THINK OFMY'&OOfP AfVfCF, PIP/CO, PEHJY'? M FTO lylMTATF A BAPlJC-M. YOU SHOULD GET (&PFAT/VAA/0, A |J' WANTED OUT OF TOWN -THE SOONER WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 I'PPFA'SUflCFSe. THE BETTER/ FOR YOUR JUNK CAR ' L l Depending on Year and Model FREE TOW HEROES ARE M APE-NOT BORN THERW15E HE'5\TALM = SAME DAY SERVICE yj PLEASE CALL FOR CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE CURRENT PRICE LISTS 8 a.m. - 4 p.m, 522-1104 BL KAPITANI BULL PAWSOW SAY- I 1975 6y NEA, Inc. T M Reg US Pat OH ' SOKE THING, ..01t.9TMI6HTFROM THBPOTjJ after 5 p.m. 247-0910 •• B EA K A HAND WITH THE GRU Bi S U H i HOW YOU LUBBERS" I WOULD YOU ALLIED COM IN' ''LIKE IT?,„ WITH TOYOTA - See us for reliable ^ RIGHT UP, ~~ y SCRAP METALS POPNBR used Toyotas with our 60-day 741 WINDSOR STREET 100% warranty. We also buy used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, HARTFORD 345 Center Street, Manchester, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 646-4321. A N Y m o m e n t n o w .ro B R I N G - M E ..FROM MY M ANY SAVE <500 THE MAILMAN , S T A C K S O F S E C R E T a d m i r e r s AUTO INSURANCE - Compare 1974 SUPER BEETLE, WILL BE HERE-... t)ur low rates. Young drivers Purchase any new 1973 excellent condition, $2,500. VALENTINES... welcome. For quotations call O P EN H O U SE Phone 649-3441. /■ Rod Dolin, 646-6050. Astra or Ventura In stock FEBRUARY 14th, 15th, 17th, 18th, 1973 CAMARO - Two-door, one WE PAY $10 for complete junk owner, blue, V-8 automatic, ■ v \ r '■ / ______cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto p oiwer ’ steering, brakes, radio, C t$7SBT'lilE* UK T W h>c U S Off F Body, 528-1990. ND CIMMICKS neieater. 643-6749. MUTT AND JEFF ND GIVE AWAYS CREATED BY BUD FISHER 1972 FORD Torino Station Wagon - V-8, automatic, power JU S T GOOD HONEST Trucks for Solo 92 steering, air, very clean. DOLLAR SAVINGSI ^ O,K. VINCE,CUT K SURE,' fiEVYOUAlNT SURE. AW. MUTT, TODAY IS Chorches Motors, 643-2791. 1973 CHEVROLET El Camino - H E A IN T ITA LLO P F/ A MUTT.' GONNA LET TAlS ||JTT, HE^ JO E Y ’S b i r t h d a y - 350 engine. Caprice dash, 32,000 'w ... g o n n a KID CUT MVy— l e a r n FORD Gran Torino, 1972, 2- miles. Call 6 ^ 2 5 . l e t 4IIM HAVE FUN' and we will discount it HAIR, ARE r j t m r ' LEARN door hardtop, automatic 302 V- O N M E .' 8, power steering, radio, vinyl $300 from the window 1975 MUSTANG II MACH I 1969 CHEVROLET pickup - Six THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM yo u ? OTlinder, standard, runs good. roof, radial tires. $1,995. 644- sticker price. Blu«, automatic transmlaalon, radial black walla, digital clock, 302 V-8 angina, power steering, power 1750. brakes, conaols, AM radio, tinted glass, light group, STK 57 Two gas tanks, some rust. $1,- 100. 742-8101. LIST P R I C E ...... $4074.00 AT LeA U IM ^ ! 1 CARTER CHEVROLET 1973 TM 125 Suzuki, set up for THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA 1 CO., wa m 373 Main Street, Manchester BUYS! racing, $325. Phone 649-3441. O IK., TJI h,. U1 nt m. S m oS i ® •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• W A S H E I'L L SAY.' ...YEAH, I'LL ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN HURT*? NURSE LAVA'S Phone 049-2881 Cpmpero-Trollero DID LUCKY, BET HE DID Mobllo Homes 65 a t t e n d i n g STIFF,'' IT ON you h e a r TO HIM NOW. G R i^ fip l WHAT \ I BELIEVE THEY C A U IT 'li Y ROCKY PURPOSE./ NEW 14’ wide $9,995 not a WAS ^ A 'FLYING DROPKICK,' ¥ FELL OFF S-K stripped down model, super THAT?U^ OOOLAr ^ HIS BIG 1975 MAVERICK house, trades welcome. 20 CRANE Yellow 2 door Sedan, automatic transmlaalon, 260 6-cyllndsr angina, vinyl seats, white side homes to choose from, $999. ^ H l N G t O ^ wall tires, power steering, radio, exterior decor group, light group, STK 80 Immediate placement. LIST P R I C E ...... $3922.00 Excellent financing. Parts, DISCOUNT PRICE ...... 272.00 a u i i r supplies, and accessories, full­ E n e ^ ^ l U . — ..- r . ^ O M ^ time service department. Plaza $3950.00 OHIfr ti|70 ..... Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross FORD’S REBATE ...... 200.00 V l l l f f | i | # Highway, Berlin,Turnpike, $3450.00 WnWk I I Ai Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369.

SELUNG YOUR HOME? Call c a Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. ^ A A u.1_ ififeriig j 2 - 1 4 a-iM SnOM. NSCOWtrS ON niCARS M STOCK! Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. C 1I7S by NtA. tnc. T tl Rsy. U S Fat OH GALA TAG SALE for recrea­ MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY W IN AT BRIDGE ItTS CADILLAC COUK DeVILLE tion vehicles at Rectown U.S.A, Route 6, Willimantic. Cash and APPLE PEAR^ TO A CHOVI/HOUND.THAT Automatic climate control, tinted glass, power carry only. Everything goes. WHATVttULD PLUM, PEACH WAeVER/ BAD PHR/V3ING Every possible neraed item for seats, dual power brakes with front wheel disc y o u U K E - AND BANANA A Valentine’s Day heartbreaker brakes, automatic transmission, lamp the camping family including 1975 PINTO SQUIRE WAGON hitches, awnings, lirats, pumps A N A P P L E , The bidding has been: 14 monitors, steel belted radial whitewall tires, Tan,n, automatic tranimleelon, 6 cylinder engine, rar d la ^ lts aide wall tiraa, power atserlng, power brakes, A ' PEAR,PLUf^ "vr i roof rack, radio, super sound package, STK 27. and thousands of ouer new and YUM) NORTH 14 Larry Scranton power windows, power steering, power door PEACH, A A864 LIST P R I C E ...... $4420.00 used items. Free gifts for earlv VU/n In an overbidder’s heaven ding system. Furthermore, West North East South locks, cornering lamps, AM/FM radio, blue shoppers. Friday, February 14, B A N A N A ¥KQJ suits always break, finesses North’s bidding was sound in­ paint with blue cabriolet top and Interior. And, DISCOUNT PRICE...... ■ 331.00 C3R GRAPES? 1-7 p.m.; Saturday, February ♦ Q always work and no reasonable deed and the little slam was a 1 ♦ of course, all other Cadillac standard $4095.00 15.10- 4p.m.; Sunday, February AAK J94 . contract is ever set. good bid. Pass 1 A Pass 3A equipment. FORD’S R E B A T E ...... 200.00 16.11- 4 p.m. Monday, February WEST EAST Pass Pass All good bids don’t make. 3 ¥ 4 A $3895.00 SAVE 17,1-7 p.m. A Q 10 5 3 A K J 9 The only trouble with this Pass 5 6 Pass Factory List ...... $01 05 >531 This one went down because a 5 ¥ »973 ¥52 heaven is that the overbidders Pass 6A Pass 7 Scranton Discount...... 1000 (Automotive Service 99 ♦ 10 8 7 5 6 9 6 4 3 2 won’t be able to find opponents. spade was opened and the club You South, hold: finesse lost. ACT NOW! ONLY 13 MORE DAYS OF FORD’S A76 AQ82 No one wants to defend un­ AAQ76RP2 ♦KJ 5 4 4kAQ82 LIGHT BODY and rust repair, SOUTH (D) successfully every time the op­ What do you do now? Washington’s Birthday Sate Price *8 10 5 car painting. Wright Motor In other words this was the WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI A72 ponents bid a game or slam. sort of slam that you can’t af­ A — Bid seven spades. Your REBATE! Sales, 1135 East Middle Turn­ ¥ A 10 8 6 4 partner has now shown second pike, next to Bolton town line, ford not to bid, since it will Tom Scranton 1975 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA SOUNDS BETTSR. SINCE A AK J North did not approve of make well over half the time. round club control and clearly Automatic transmission, power steering, whitewall GOOD SELECTION USED CARSI 649-6290. MDU HAD IT FIXED. A 10 5 3 South’s opening bid and told wants you to bid seven with good 'WU(2f=^, / (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) radial tires, whee[ discs, AM radio, bumper strips. 1974 GREMLIN X 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT him so in no uncertain terms spades. You have good spades. 1974 FORD PICKUP '^O O P’r W(Jp 'NUP/ Both vulnerable South felt his opening bid was Oblige him! Factoiy List ...... $4208 Stick Shin Autometlc, air conditioning. with shall. sound and wanted to know why TODAY’S QUESTION $2650 $3295 $3595 South Scranton Discount...... 320 EXPERT REPAIRS West North East North had to go all the way to L e a d e rsh ip Instead of bidding six clubs your 1073 OLDS DELTA 1073 CAMARO LT 1972 RUICK RIVIERA six with only three trumps to partner has jumped to six spades $3840 support his partner. 2-Door Hardtop 2-Door Hardtop, air. 2-Door Hardtop. 1 ¥ •x ^ ALL GM ACROSS 2 Way out over your five hearts. What do you Factory Rebate ...... 200 Pass 3 A Pass 3 ¥ do now? $3245 $3475 $3195 ^ CARS and TRUCKS Pass 4 N.T. Pass In that overbidders’ heaven 1 Chief sw in g ed 5 ¥ 4 Ridicules Answer Tomorrow YOUR NET COST ...... $3740 Pass 5 N.T. Pass 6 * they would have bid a grand 5 Very Important Any and All Typos of RspaIrs person (ab.l 5 Border RIRI, f with Qenuint Palla, Factory Pass 6 ¥ Pass Pass slam, the queen of clubs would 8 Be first 6 Anger Pass 12 Rod on which a 7 Acts as Dick Backofen Trained Techniclana, and move quietly from the East to chairman ★ the West hand and the grand wheel luma : s 1975 PONTIAC VENTURA 2-DR. CompatltWa Prieoa. Opening lead — 3 A 13 Be mistaken 8 Member ol a Automatic transmission, power steering, radial slam would make. 14 Raison d '__ priestly Irlbe FITZGERALD FORD TRY US MS SEE C iin » a*, me. Tji. m uA M. w. 15 Prevaricator 9 And others tires, body side mouldings, mats, wheal covers, ISSheepfold (ab.) Now to settle the North-South to Florence river AM radio, l^mp group and more. 100 Windsor Ave., Rockville • 643-2485 By Oswald & James Jacoby argument. South’s opening bid (Scot.) SHORT RIBS 17 Weathercock 11 Shy animal eWTER CNEV. £ valley 39 Folding bed I was correct in any normal bid­ 16 Cord ol a bow 19 Ship-shaped Factory List ...... $4285 29 Great Lake 41 Elected city 1229 MAIN ST. 64G-6464 20 Mariner clock LOOK,PIERRE, I / B U T \ /...-TRyt^REMEMgER^ 30 Immerses official Scranran Discount...... 325 22 English river 21 Pale m a n c h e s t h i KNOW-VOU JOINED 1W6 I f i L S A S e .: 32 Military 42 Planet 23 Devotee 24 Head 33533" Auto POREK5N LEGION ID ll T A R G A ZElC* coverings leaders 43 Masculine ivoy 1968 CAMARO, 6 cylinder, (sulRx) 35 Pierce with nickname -B)' CLAY R. POLLAN- 24 Person o( 25 Engage lor Factory Rebate ...... 2 0 0 automatic. Call 643-6612. FORGET. LIIRA tusks 44 Bristle door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic ~ AMIS authority service _ Jr» M Your Daily Activity Gufdt H 36 Commissioned 46 Irish river inch engine, 4-speed, bucket Y y UM.2I 27 Was attached 26 Brain passage YOUR NET COST...... $3740 't According io ifct Sion. officer 47 Celeries Fred Mauraht to 27 Upper limbs seats and extras. Tires and 1973 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2- 38 Nonspiritual 48 Horn sound To develop messoge for Saturday, 31 River isIRnds 28 European body in decent shape. Needs door hardtop, air, power 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 9-27-32-421 4- 6-16-24^ industrial entity 51 Bom IYS4-63-73 read words correspoMing to numbers 41-77-78 ^ 32 Writer. Zane 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE minor work. Must sell im­ steering, power brakes, of your Zodloc birth sign. j f TAURUS SCORPIO Automatic transmission, power steering, radial mediately. Asking $600. Call AM/FM, $2,700. 228-3682. 1 Creotivf 31 And 61 Instruments 33 Swiss canton A7R. JO OC7. 21^ 34 Belore (comb, tuned suspension, body side mouldings, AM radio, 643-0458 after 6 any day but 2 Someone 32 New 62 Artistic I i 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 Fridays. 1971 VOLVO, 144S, excellent I MAY 10 3 Remember 33 Lift ^ Or HOY. torni) clock, tinted glass, bumper strips, bumper guards. DN 3-12-20-29 4 Ploin 34 Sper>d 64 And 35 Precious l i 13 14 condition, air-conditioning, 36-39-40-43J stor«s ^49-ii2-82-87 5 There's 35 Snort 65 Outdoor 1972 MUSTANG Grande, 302, 3- AM/FM stereo, radials, 646- 6 Conrtmon 36 Why 66 Heort 66-76-^$ 36 Piece broken Factoiy List ...... i . .$4032 QIMINI iT " 18 l7 speed, power steering, vinyl 8064 after 6 p.m. BY ROY CRANE 7 Con 37 Wisely 67 Spirits SAGITTARIUS oil Scranton Discount...... BUZZ SAWYER 8 As 38 Friend 68 Is NOT. 37 Priestly 18 19 ■ p o 21 top, new tires. Asking, $19W. 9 Try 39 Not 69 Tomorrow's discourses Call 228-9290. 20 DfC. FIREBIRD, 1969. convertible, 31S CINTIR ST., MANCHESKR, CONN.* Phon* 643-SI3S O F1I.T O T H E SIX IN T s a m e h e r e J, 10 You 40 Hove 70 Pursuits 39 Concerns 22 V-8, 2 barrels, 4-8peed, good 4>51-53-59-M 11 Relative 41 Your 71 More 19-22-2350/ 40 Exist Factory Rebate ...... 2 0 0 TWO PAVS,\ CAPTAIN, 12 Everyone 42 Movie 72CorKemed EdWeaver 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Karmam economy, excellent condition. GALAPAGOS &W-71-79-90 5341-74 ' 41 Cleaning 24 25 26 28 30 F9R PBDFESSIONAL QUALITY BUZ-I'M LErSHEAP 13Eom 43 A 73 Recipe implement F YOUR NET COST...... $3400 Ghla - In running condition. $200 $1,350. CaU 666-9221 after 5 p.m. ISLAMDS CANCIR 14 Best 44 A 74 Acids CAPRICORN POOPED' /FO R SAN 42 Acknowledged 31 33 or best offer. 646-5763 after 5 or 649-8430. C9NTR9LLED AUT9 BD9Y REPAIRS BEN ED IC T UUNt 21 ISCiilturol 45Trips 75 Recreotion OfC. 22 expert p.m. WHAT A Y a n d ALL 1 16 Sense 46 Save 76 To 45 Vouch lor ISLAND. hJULr 22 17 For 47W oy 77 Best JAN. It 34 [ n s \ n s HEAVENLY I EXPENSES 14-17-21-35^ 49 Encourage 1972 CHEVROLET, Nova, 4- on all maket. . . ) 6-10-13-34 18 Or 48 Your - 78Weopon 50 No matter 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA - Low TRIP, BUZ/^ t»Ainr 19 Be 49 When 79 Money 45A5-75 37 39 door sedan, 24,000 m iies, 37-46-57 which 3 mileage, good condition, needs ^ Has 50 Electricity 80 Heort AQUARIUS excellent Condition, $1,950. uo 21 Visitir>g 51 Thtre're 61 About 52 Martian (comb 40 transmission work. $250 or best Available about mid March. LOAN and RENTAL CARS JULY. 21 22Coutious 52 They're 82 Below JAN. 20 lorm) 53 Ceremony w offer. Call before noon, 6 ^ Call 643-8390 after 6 p.m. Available by Appointment. . . ,AUO. 22 23 W ith 53 Forties 83 Are HI. I t. 42 43 M 46 17 48 1917. 24 Is 54 Book 84 Another 54 Zodiac sign Motors i\5-2544-«7 25 Always 55 And 65 Day I M 3 2 3 3 8 i 55 Preposition .IT r 61 62 49 C /lM iX o4i 6372-81-6BI 56 Scorch HORNET • Free second year of l> to69W 5 26 Comfort 56AAony 86 Favored CAMARO 1968 - Six cylinder, guaranty ($90 value) if you buy STAN OZIMEK, Manager | 27A 57Too 87Por PISCIS 67 Hindu weight 54 u VIROO 58 Cozy place John Lata Route 83, Vernon Phone 643-118f automatic transmission, vinyl and take delivery of a new 1975 28 Good 58 Shorp 88 You K l, IP W 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER | 29Doyt S9Specio1 89 Talk? DOWN s) $8 top, mint condition, must seil. before February 28, 1975. 30 And 60 Invitotions 90 Indicated MAR. 2 0 ^ ^ 14 Cali 646-1479. 1 Dutch painter DeCormier Motors, 643-4165. I M5.30-56 Advene QDNenlMl. 3 7-26-31 e r 2-N- to»7Q.8^6 334367 ^ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri. Feb. 14, 1975 Lydall Abandons Interest Dime Bus Ride Monday Y o u r New ABOUT FIREPLACE In Buying Torrington Firm TOWN One-way rides on Connecticut Co. buses wiil cost only ten cents Monday (George Washington’s Birthday) in a INSTALLED IN 1 DAY Dr. Harvey Pastel will state Department of Transportation promotion coor­ from *441. GcnpUit aHk ill rly lii m 4 ihinM; Lydall Inc. of Manchester— a before the bank takeover,” Superior Steel Ball Co. of New demonstrate the art of origami dinated with sales events in many communities. Pryor said today, “but we’d diversified manufacturer with Britain., Saturday from 2 to 3 p.m. at the The last time a person could ride a Connecticut Co. bus turned it down. Lutz Junior Museum. eight plants in five states — is Lydali’s five divisions make for a dime was in 1950, the department said. continuing to consider expan­ “When the bank took posses­ paperboard; fiberboard; “We urge all Connecticut citizens to travel by bus on sion by acquisition of other sion, they asked us to take specialty paper products; steel, firms, but the company’s latest another look,” Pryor said. “We carbon, and specialty alloy George Washington’s Birthday,” Transportation Com­ interest has been abandoned. did, and concluded we weren’t products; and hard magnetic Ambulance Calls missioner Joseph Burns said. “It’s a good transportation Lydall President Millard H. in a position to meet the finan­ iron ferrite powder used in TOLLAND COUNTY bargain.” Pryor said today his company cial requirements they needed. making flexible magnets. ’Thursday, 8:33 a.m. — Auto has concluded that a financially “The business itself was pret­ Lydall’s preliminary ear­ accident on Interstate 86 near Built-In Fireplaces are troubled Torrington firm — the ty run down,” Pryor said, “and nings for 1974 were up 12 per Exit 99, Tolland. easily installed in one day in Fitzgerald Manufacturing Co. it would cost too much to bring cent to 67 cents a share, despite Thur^ay 3:01 p.m. — Auto any room. These pre­ — wasn’t worth what it would it back.” a company change to a more accident on Union St., Vernon. engineered fireplaces are cost. Pryor said Lydall acquisition conservative method of inven­ Thursday, 4:05 p.m. —Auto PUZA DEPT. STOREI designed for maximum heat of Fitzgerald made sense when The Torrington gasket tory valuation. The company’s accident on Rt. 140, Ellington. (We Have A Notion To Please) output and will reduce your manufacturer has been in finan­ Lydall first started looking at sales in 1974 totaled $27.6 Thursday, 7:03 p.m. — Auto heat bill. cial straits for several months. the Torrington company. ’The million. accident on Rt. 83, Vernon. Next to Frank’s Supermarket EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER Units are code approved Last week, the New England gasket manufacturer used and guaranteed for 25 Merchants National Bank of materials similar to those used years, and are easily in­ Boston, which holds a note for in some of Lydall’s operations, BUYING... stalled by yourself or our more than $400,000, took posses­ he said. Needle Magic trained crew. No present Aithough consideration of the sion of the premises. • PAPER • OLD NEWSPAPERS Mlnl-KIts for chimney necessary . We "We’d been looking at the Fitzgerald Manufacturing Co. •TABULATING CARDS • TIME CARDS have an installed working company for a couple of months has been abandoned, Pryor said CIIEWEL S NEEDIEPOINT today Lydall has a continuing • MACHINE SHOP TURNINGS AND SOLIDS fireplace in our showroom... Complsta with Yam and Instructions Visit us to see how perfectly ; interest in new acquisitions and STILL VALUABLE! expansions. this fireplace operates and Call us for service, or deliver for more money! to discuss your requirements. Sad Saxes However, Pryor said he . « h doesn’t foresee any expansion OSTRINSKY Need Somathlng? A$k Plazal Will Play in the near future. 731 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER • 643-5879 Lydall Inc. was created in fire-glow cfjsf. For Rotary 1969 when Colonial Board Co. — Route 83, Vernon (2 miles Morth of Vernon Circle) 'The Sad Saxes, a group from one of Manchester’s oldest in­ Hours: Tuas, Wed, Thurs, 10-6:30 Fri. 10-8 Sat. 8-5 Sun. 11-4 dustries — merged with the the Sphinx Temple Shrine Band Closed Wondays 872-8988 who get together and play for the fun of it, will make one of its rare appearances outside of Shrine and Masonic functions at the Manchester Rotary Club’s 3Sth anniversary Tuesday evening at the Manchester Country Club. In the 1940’s, Ed Dew of West Hartford asked his Sunday Schooi class to go Christmas caroling and had the bright idea of having a group from the Shrine Band as instrumental background. Dew plays sax. After the sing, the musicians joined in a jam session and enjoyed it so much they later The invited other band members to join their informal sessions. There are two Rotarians in the group of nine that will SATURDAY appear at the Rotary anniver­ sary; Rog Driggs on fiddle, a past president of the East Hart­ ford Club, and Gib Mather on BANK is Helping You trumpet, a charter member and past president of the Deep River Club. Hal Turkington, managing Fight Inflation by editor of The Manchester Herald who plays tuba with the ensemble, says, “Our reper­ toire is limited to music of a sweet flavor; music with a REDUCING Dur beat, not beaten to death." Dr. Bernard J. Sheridan, a charter member and past presi­ dent of Manchester Rotary, will NEW CAR speak on Rotary International’s 70th Anniversary which also oc­ curs this month. M. Kenneth Ostrinsky has LDAN RA TES prepared sound tapes of charter members who will not be able to attend Tuesday’s meeting, and will also show a few slides of past Rotary events. ■There will be a social hour at 6 with dinner at 7» All charter members of the club and their wives have been invited to attend.

Students Donate To World Hunger Students of team 7B at Illing Junior High School recently contributed $65 to the Manchester Council on World Hunger. In a team effort, students denied themselves candy, ice cream, soda, and “all junk food” for a week. ’The money they saved was collected each day. One boy “borrowed” a paper route for a week so he could raise money to donate to the fund. Other students also donated their earned money. In the spring, the students of team 7B plan to join an eighth grade team to help raise more money for the hungry of the l.'&i world. They plan to have a car wash, bake sale, and tag sale. Mrs. Lee Whitesell, English teacher, organized the effort.

Priest Appointed MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A Capuchin friar was named Wednesday as full-time resi­ dent Catholic chaplain at the Long Lane School in Middletown. The Rev. Raphael lannone, 38, of Garrison, N.Y., who holds degrees in philosophy, theology and mathematics, was appointed by D r. Kenneth R. Roulx, superintendent of the state training facility for delinquent youth. Savings Bank Fertilizer Uses Varied Washington — About 3.5 per cent of the nation’s fertilizer is of Manchester used for such nonfarm purposes ' Member F.D.I.C. as airport runway de-icing, veg­ etable gardens, public park and MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER playground maintenance, and 64G-1700 for atabilizing highway should- . People-to-People Banking.