iianrljfatpr Sii?ninn Ibralh MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 16.1974 - VOL. XCTII, No. 193 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES PRlCEt FIFTEEN CENTS Kleindienst Pleads Guilty In ITT Inquiry Balk

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Judge George L. Hart released Herbert J. Miller, said Klein­ possibility of future charges "if Former Attorney General Kleindienst on personal bond dienst “did in fact refuse a substantial new evidence Richard G. K leindienst pending sentencing. direct order of the President of develops demonstrating that pleaded guilty today to a Kleindienst waived indict­ the United States to drop the Mr. Kleindienst has failed to misdemeanor charge. ment and pleaded guilty to a ITT case,” and it was this dis­ disclose material matters The charge against Klein­ criminal “information” filed by cussion with Nixon about which relating to the ITT matter.” dienst was based on his Watergate prosecutor Leon Kleindienst had refused to Jaworski has been in­ Jaworski. refusal to testify at his testify. vestigating whether out of court It charged that at confirma­ settlement of an antitrust ITT Senate confirmation tion hearings by the Senate “I plead guilty, your honor,” hearings about conver­ suit in 1972 was tied to the com­ Judiciary Committee in March Kleindienst said when the pany’s offer to underwrite the sation s with P resid en t charge was read. and April of 1972, he refused to Republican national convention Nixon regarding the ansyrer certain questions about Following the 10-minute court by $400,000 at a time when it handling of a fedeiial an­ the ITT case. proceeding, Jaworski’s office was scheduled for San Diego. titrust case against Inter­ made public a May 10 letter to “One significant factor in my Kleindienst pleaded guilty to national Telephone and Miller saying a guilty plea by determination (to accept this refusing to discuss conver­ Telegraph Corp. (ITT). Kleindiens( would “dispose of plea) is that our investigation sations about the ITT case he all charges,” then known, that has failed to disclose any Under law, Kleindienst must had had with Nixon, White serve at least a month—an ^ might be brought against Klein­ criminal conduct by Mr. Klein­ Rouse staff members and with dienst as a result of his confir­ dienst in the manner in which possibly as much as one yeap^ his predecessor at the Justice mation hearings or grand jury he handled the ITT antitrust in jail and pay a fine of $100 to Department, John N. Mitchell. $1,000. Chief U.S. District testimony. cases,” Jaworski’s letter to Kleindienst’s lawyer, The letter left open the Kleindiensts’ lawyer said.

State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli accepts a contribu­ governor. Presenting it on behalf of the Manchester tion toward his campaign for the GOP nomination for Republican Women’s Club is Saunda Taylor, its president. Israeli Planes Re^liate Slick Politics Gone Forever, For Guerrilla Attack United Press International Palestinian guerrilla attacks Israeli schoolchildr^ and the Arab guerrilla attacks like the Israeli warplanes today • against Israeli settlements three guerrillas who carried out one at Maalot. The 30 dead in­ Agostinelli Tells GOP Women carried out their heaviest have invariably been followed the raid. cluded 18 teen-age and deepest strikes into by massive Israeli retaliation. Lebanon h a ^ feared some schoolchildren, in the costliest By SOL R. COHEN tables were GOP Town Chair­ “I'm delighted to be here and Agostinelli started his talk by Lebanon since the 1973 war Prime Minister Golda Meir sort of m assif retaliation and terrorist attack in Israel’s gave a hint of such action the foreign ^minister called in man A. Paul Berte, former wish you the very best,” said saying, “I’m the only candidate in retaliation for the Arab history. Death of the children Stressing campaign reform chairman and now coordinator Kaufman. “You’ll continue to Wednesday night when she the ambamdors of the United raised a larger outcry than a for the guberantorial nomina­ guerrilla attack which killed as the main plank of his can­ of Agostinelli’s campaign M. be a credit — no matter what tion who can claim the state vowed to “cut off the hands” of States, Mviet Union, Britain, raid April 12 which killed 18 didacy for the Republican Adler Dobkin, Deputy State job you fill, be it comptroller, 30 Israelis at the Galilee the guerrillas responsible. F ra n c ^ n d China and asked persons at the border village of seal and use it in the cam­ village of Maalot. Targets nomination for governor, State Comptroller William Diana and governor or U.S. senator.” paign.” The Israeli announcement them ta use their influence to Qiryat Shemona. included heavily populated Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli (a surprise guest) Hartford Agostinelli was introduced by He ran through the duties and said the 30-minute attack hit restrain Israel from carrying Villagers at Maalot, a town of insisted Wednesday that Republican Registrar of Voters Harriet Haslett, chairman of functions of a state comptroller Palestinian refugee camps guerrilla targets near Beirut, ouMts threats. 5,000 lying just below Lebanon, “politics as usual” is not accep­ Howard Kaufman. the luncheon-meeting. and explained why he is caljed and targets near the Beirut around the coastal city of Tyre It was the fourth consecutive demonstrated this morning table anymore. Kaufman, in brief remarks, Said Mrs. Haslett^ “Never in “Guardian of the Pu»e airport. south of the capital, and in ^ , of Israeli air strikes into chanting “ death to the “The slick politics of the said the State of Connecticut my wildest dreams did I ever Strings” — with the r e ^ h - The Lebanese Defense southern Lebanon above the Lebanon against Arab guerrilla terorists! ” Newspapers and op­ 1950s and 1960s is gone and the Republican party are think I would have the privilege sibility of paying out salaries Ministry said waves of Israeli frontier. Israel said all the bases, but today’s was by far position politicians called for Phantom jets returned safely^ the strongest and deepest the forever,” he told about 100 fortunate in having Agostinelli of introducing a candidate for totaling about $17 million planes bombed and m ^ in e - revenge strikes into Lebanon, guests at the annual luncheon­ in the state comptroller’s post. governor.” every two weeks for the statd^s gunned targets near tfielSifirut The raid came as the I s ^ l i planes had staged into Lebanon from where the raiders were since the October war when meeting of the Manchester 40,000 employes, plus payments airport and in five districts of nation was burying its dead said to have come. Republican Women’s Club. to all retirees, plus payment of .South Lebanon. Most of the from the Maalot attack; the they destroyed a radar station Newsmen in southern “The people just can’t accept all bills incurr^ by the state. areas listed by the Ministry costliest guerrilla rai(Pin the and hit other guerrilla bases. Lebanon said the Israeli Phan­ as necessary all those cocktail Nixon Firm, He said the state’s telephone were sites of big Palestinian nation’s history. The drath toll Israel put its entire northern toms, sweeping in pairs parties for delegates or the tier on full alert today for other bill alone runs about $4 million refugee camps. of 30 included 18/teen-age bombed the Ain Helweh refugee traditional all-night drunk on a year. camp on the outskirts of the the eve of the nominating con­ While on the subject of southern port city of Sidon. vention. 1 refuse to spend Not Resigning telephones, he mentioned the Other planes attacked refugee money on them — it’s time we problem the state Welfare camps in the region of brought politics out in the open Department had — moving into ’ostmaster Nabatiyeh, a sizeable market — no more smoke-filled rooms, WASHINGTON (UPI) - suggestion” that he invoke the town, the reports said. President Nixon said in an in­ 25th Amendment, declaring new offices before phones were no more deals, no more politics installed. The Ain Helweh camp outside as usual.” terview published today that “it himself unable to carry out the John B. Bengston. of 39 Sidon is one of the largest in Agostinelli was the guest would be wrong” for him to duties of the office temporarily, “That has to be the all-time Ridgewood St. was appointed Lebanon and houses 19,869 speaker at the Republican resign and that he would not do and allow Vice President dumbest decision in the history postmaster Wednesday by the Palestinian refugees. It is on luncheon held at the so “under any circumstances.” Gerald R. Ford to become act­ of the state,” he insisted. He Hartford District Office of the the Mediterranean coast about Manchester Country Club, and The President made the ing president during the im­ charged “a complete lack of U.S. Post Office Dept. 30 miles south of Beirut and 42 he received a surprise, statements in an interview with peachment process. leadership at the top in the miles north of the Israeli MhT: ' n welcome gift from the ladies — syndicated columnist James J. The interview took place the Welfare Department” for its Bengston has rcted as border. The camp at Nabitiyeh a contribution to his campaign Kilpatrick. The conservative day before the House Judiciary phone troubles. officer-in-charge of the/ houses about 3,500 refugees. columnist said he talked with fund. It was presented by Saun­ Committee voted to subpoena He said the department was Manchester Post Office sinc^ The newsmen said the at- da Taylor, president of the club. the President for an hour and 20 11 more of Nixon’s taped the retirement of postmaster (See Page Twelve) P-, minutes in the Oval Office on told phones would be installed Prior to the presentation, Watergate conversations. The by May 17, “yet, it moved Edward Sauter. / Esther Pickles gave the invoca­ Tuesday. President indicated anew he tion. Nixon ruled out both resigna­ would not supply further White (See Page Twelve) Beginning his service in the liiS i Portugal Gets Among several men at the tion and “the rather fatuous House materials. post office as a clerk in 1945, Leftist Cabinet ■.■..a,' IS. Bengston also served as a carrier for a time, In 1956 he LISBON (UPI) - Gen. An­ was appointed superintendent tonio de Spinola began a of the parcel post station; in one-year term as Portuguese president today, naming a left r ' 1959 he became foreman of the mails; and in 1963, superinten­ leaning, civilian cabinet that in­ dent of mails. cludes the head of the nation’s Communist party. A graduate of Manchester High School, Bengston served CLOUDY in the infantry for four years in ' - 1. World War II. He is past chair- man of the Manchester program committee of the I M I ^ Hartford County YMCA. Sunny and warm this after­ | ’» .v'ta.'-i ‘r-M '*1 Bengston has attended noon, high around 80, but cooler several courses of the Postal along the sound. Service Institute at Middlebury. Increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers tonight and In June, Bengston said the Friday and possibly a Manchester post office will thunderstorm Friday afternoon begin a new system of forward­ Postmaster John Bengston or evening. Low tonight near 60. ing mail to people who have moved, called a Centralized Markup System. He said he believes this to be the first step Bahamas^ Bermuda in a computerized system planned for the fpture. There are presently 162 Lottery Travel Show Topic employes' in the Manchester postal system, said Bengston. Winner The Grand Bahamas and Bermuda will be featured He and his wife have two tonight at 8 at The Herald’s second Travel Show in the children, a son and a daughter, Waddell School auditorium on Broad St. at home. A film entitled “Bahamas — 7^ Adventures,” provided 41305 by the Bahamas Tourist News Bureau will be shown, along with >a film from the Holland-America Cruise Lines featuring a cruise aboard the S.S. Statendam to Bermuda. Inside Representatives of the Bahama Tourist News Bureau, Hastings Travel Agency of Coventry, and LaBonne Travel Today World of Manchester, will answer questions. Between showings of the films, the Carriage House Boutique will present a brief fashion show of cruise and Children With Matches Start Woods Fire From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen, Page 9 resort wear. Nathan Sandals Dies, Page 12 Following the film presentation, drawings will 1» con­ ducted for prizes donated by Marlowe’s, La Bonne, M&R Children playing with matches, either on purpose or by acci­ Hill Rd. and just south of Santina Dr. A boy went to a Santina Dr. LWV has annual meeting. Page 10 dent, set this woods fire Wednesday which took over 50 paid, off- Package Store, Fuller’s Package Store, all of Manchester; resident at 5:09 p.m. telling her the smoke filling the air in the Grange honors pair. Page 24 duty, and volunteer firemen 45 minutes to put out, according to whole rOgion was caused by a woods fire south of her house. She and University Travel of Storrs. Deputy Fire Chief Roy W. Stratton, duty officer at the time. called the fire station. Homers pace MHS win. Page 13 Other sponsoring travel agencies are: Mercury Travel Volunteer Firemmi James Orfitelli, 21, uses an Indian Pack to •» ■ MCC plans youth camps. Page 13 Agency, Globe Travel, Goodchild-Bartlett Travel, all of. When firemen arrived, they had trouble locating the fire and put out the fire which reached the left front wheel of this aban­ MHS golfers cop pair. Page 13 Manchester: O’Keefe Travel of Wethersfield; and Gilbert- doned milk truck, one of two the men found in the woods. then getting men and a brush truck to it. There were about three Love of Hartford. to four acres involved in the actual fire. The fire was east of Keeney St. opposite the beginning of Bush Doors will open at 7:30. PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 16, 1974 M.ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 16. 1974— PAGE THREE Casting Planned For Idee Work SHOW BEAT Bolton Open casting for parts in TV George Bernard Shaw’s com­ Tonight edy,“Arms and the Man,” will The School Bell Sm Saturday's Students To Sponsor Bike-A-Thon be held in the auditorium on the Herald for Complete . This Landes Been Good main campus of Manchester TV Llatinge.. ^ By Tom Russo Community College on Satur­ School-Home Coordinator will be found distributed around day, at 11 p.m. the building. Display cases full DONNA HOLLAND Children’s Research Hospital. To ^Badlands^ Nice Girl The 1973-74 school year has of examples of clay, paint, Correspondent Anyone wishing to sponsor a Wednesday: Juice, meat and Gary Vine and Kevin Ovian ■ITie play will be performed The students will leave student should contact any high been one of innovation and paper mache, charcoal and 646-0375 Bolton High School at 1 p.m., cheese grinder, potato chips, pitched the first six innings for from July 4 to July 14 by the - 6:00 - expansion at filing Junior High school or Grade 7 or 8 student gingerbread cake with topping. the Cards. Vinnie Morrone Theater III summer stock resi­ (3-8-22) NEWS other art forms will intrigue the Over 130 students from with a State Police escort, School. We have progressed Bolton High SchopI and Grades participating or Mary Muro, Thursday: Pizza with meat pitched for the Yanks. dent company at the college. (18) I SPY visitor. riding to Penney High School in 649-5125. from teaching academic sub­ On Tuesday, the newly- 7 and 8 will sponsor and par­ East Hartford. and cheese, jello with topping. Girl’s Softball Performers for the role of (20) SOUNDING BOARD ject areas in isolation to an Mrs. Muro is the director of Friday: Juice, grilled cheese, El Gallo in “The Fantastics” (24) AUCTION 74 formed gymnastics team will ticipate in a bike-a-thon Sunday At Penney, refreshments will The Powerhouses defeated inter-disciplinary team­ the Greater Hartford area St. pickle chips, potato chips, fruit. Team 4 by l7 to 2. Sherry also is needed, according to CONTINUES demonstrate basic floor exer­ for the benefit of St. Jude’s be provided for the particiating teaching approach. Jude's Children's Research Sports Notes Richardson wa's the winning Charles A. Plese, producing (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH cises. vaults, tumbling, balance students. ’This has resulted in expanded RAMS beam and parallel bar ac­ Hospital of which Danny Anyone interested in playing pitcher. Leslie Manna pitched director of the summer theater (40) BONANZA classroom activities and many Thomas is president and in the men’s softball league but for Team 2. group. tivities. filing is also fortunate — 6:30 — scientific, historical and performing and Industrial art founder. does not yet belong to a team Richardson struck out five Persons wishing further in­ to have gymnasts as in­ (8-22-30-40) NEWS cultural field trips. classes. ’I^e purpose is for a Mrs. Muro stresses should call Bill Mickewicz 649- and didn't give up any base on formation are invited to call the termediate and advanced levels' Rockville Hospital Notes Tiling has also expanded its renewed emphasis on these emphatically that 95 to 99 per 8611. balls. Manna struck out one and college at 646-4900. — 7:00 — who will perform more com­ (3-20-22-30) NEWS special interest activity vital educational subjects. plicated routines supervised by cent of money donated goes for A practice for women plan­ gave up three walks. (8) TRUTH OR program to include all student To help emphasize the need to their coach, Miss Tedford. the research and treatment of ning on participating in the Home runs for the and all faculty members. ’The relate all aspects of learning catastro p h ic diseases in women’s softball league will oe CONSEQUENCES Wednesday evening will Admitted Wednesday: Donna St., Rockville; Kevin O’Brien, Powerhouse team were hit by result has been improved com­ within the school environment children, primarily leukemia. held Friday at 6:15 p.m. in (18) DICK VAN DYKE provide a change of pace. Ralph Archer, Talcott Ave., Echo Dr., Vernon; Gilman Richardson (1) and Kim munication among teachers and whenever possible. Tiling will She calls the hospital “a Memorial Field, behind Bolton Churchill (2). (40) ABC NEWS Maccarone, one of Tiling's Rockville; Jeannie Arens, Soucier, Spring St., Rockville; students. In many ways. Tiling celebrate its first annual monument the teen-agers of Center School. — 7:30 — music instructors, and RolKrt Somers Rd., Ellington; Paul Doris VanBuren, Enfield; has grown even before the “Festival of ’The Arts.” America built to themselves.” Anyone wanting to play who (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD Johns, the school’s orchestra Armstrong, Hartford Tpke., Chester Walter, Dart Hill Rd., As all of the plans for the NITE! building of the new addition. conductor, have collaborated to Rockville; Douglas Burnham, has not yet signed up should go (8) THRILLSEEKERS festival of The Arts ‘"Vernon; Sarah -West, RFD 8, bike-a-thon have not been to the practice or call Ann ELUOT QOULD e (18) LASSIE One area which has especial­ produce an Evening of Music. Enfield; Shari Cantor, Dayis Vernon. CQUNCS ly grovm this year at Tiling is finalized, more details will be Gagnon, 649-5458. (22) HOLLYWOOD AND SISSY SPACER ... a long way from the Dogwood Festival. Se Festival of The^Arts will The program wifi feature Ave., Rockville; Timothy Birth Wednesday: A daughter the Unified Arts area. In the available tomorrow. High School girls may join BUSTIN THE STARS take place at various locations musical performances by the Cowan, Chamberlain St., to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Velk, MMOTIUIE By Dick Kieiner was runner-up in the Dog­ Roulette records changed past, students have taken Menus the league. 96rnard Lozier, (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT throughout the school FYiday orchestra, guitar club, choir, Rockville; Donald Grenier, Willimantic. HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - wood Festival Beauty Con­ her name to Rainbo and The following cafeteria Little League Inc. ELECTMGUDE \(40) DRAGNET test. Even though she didn’t made her sing a song she physical education courses, art and Saturday, and Monday soloists, and a few special sur­ Regan Rd.,Vernon; Richard “Badlands” is a fascinating courses, home economics and through Wednesday, prises. menus will be served May 20-24 The Yankees were defeated \ — 8:00 — film. Some people love it, win, she attracted the atten­ didn’t like. It was “John, T his' Hany, Raisch Dr., Tolland; INBUK industrial arts courses but All of the displays, The industrial arts areas will to Bolton Elementary and by the Cards 2-0 in seven in­ Repairs and (3) THE WALTONS some people hate it. But tion of a woman who was the Time You’ve Gone Too F ar” Shelley Johnson, prospect St., Center School students: ‘BLAZINB fashion editor of the — she was supposedly sing­ these have been taught as demonstrations and perfor­ have many items produced in Rockville; Susan Ludwig, Gail nings. Replacement* (8-40)t :HOPPER ONE everybody agrees it has Monday: Hot dog on roll, Next Wad. SADDLES” made a star out of Sissy Longview paper, the nearest ing to John Lennon, after he separate subjects not only from mances are open to the public. wood shop and graphic arts on' Dr., Ellington; Susan The U.S. League of Savings A very good pitching effort by (18) SHARING OUR FAITH big town. She was a judge and Yoko Ono had their nude the academic areas but also The Festival of ’The Arts is Associations says 16 savings macaroni salad, pudding and Pat Myette in the extra inning Phone (20-22-30) PUP WILSON Spacek, who plays opposite display. George Suitor and John Macomber, RED 8, Vernon; topping. Martin Sheen in Terrence and she liked the fair-haired album cover. from each other. divided into areas of physical Garappola \^11 also present Aileen and Edmund O’Neill, and loan associations in 1973 won the game for the Cards. 649-4484 little girl. But watching her cousin Tuesday: Baked chicken, — ^ Malick’s film. A new concept designed to education, drama, home mass production and graphic White Birch Rd., Tolland; had assets of more than $1 (8-40) FIREHOUSR^ Stardom couldn’t have The editor invited Sissy to act made her want to ttw it. bring all of the special subject economics, industrial arts, art, billion, two more associations buttered rice, mixed go with her to New York, to She studied with Lee arts programs to illustrate the Wayne Powell, Mt. Vernon Dr., vegetables, cranberry sauce, — 9:00 - \ happened to a nicer girl. areas into a closer working and musical performances. type of lessons taught in these Rockville. than in 1972. Sissy — she’s really Mary cover the fashion shows. Strasberg and got lucky. The relationship has been im­ ice cream. PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP (3) BACHELORS 4 \ The celebration will begin areas to Tiling students. Discharged Wednesday: Elizabeth, but her brothers Sissy’s parents thought that first tlung she tried out for plemented at Tiling this year led (8-40) KUNG FU would be a good experience was a part in the Lee Marvin- Friday with two nights of Visitors are invited afternoons Kimberly Bloniarz, Park West called her Sissy and she’s by Richard F. Lindgren, prin­ WEEKEND SPECIAL! (20-22-30) IRONSIDE for her and let her go. Gene Hackman film, “Prime drama. ’The filing Drama Club from 1:30 to 3. Dr., Rockville; Stella Blotniski, see fairway„ jor your stuck with it — is one of those cipal, and Andrew P. Vincens, In New York, she stayed Cut,” and she got it. It wasn’t will present its version of Teachers and students have Hayes Ave., Vernon; Allan — 9:30 — delightful young things, eter­ art instructor. nally cheerful and chatty. with her cousin — who hap­ much of a film but it started Frank Galbraith Jr.’s ‘^Cheaper all contributed to the develop­ Burke, Stafford Springs; motli killers • storage (18) HOUR OF POWER "Unified Arts” is the term She^also happens to be a tre- pened to be actor Rip ’Torn — her acting career. by the Dozen.” ’This classic ment of what Dr. Lindgren Joanne Foley, Hayes Ave., Ver­ Daisies — 10:00 — used to coordinate all of the fine bags • garment bags mendqusly talented actress. and his wife — who happened She’s done a lot of TV — in­ musical has a special meaning hopes will become an filing non; James Gates, East Hart­ to be Geraldine Page. Miss (8-40) STREETS OF SAN She comes from Quitman, cluding the memorable “The in this modern age of tradition. ford; Sandra Henry, New State Page was then in “Black Migrants” - but “Badlands” “where a * 1 .4 9 doz. FRANCISCO Tex., a place, she says, that technology and impersonal The Unified Arts program Rd., Manchester; Katharine •ndf It mt (20-22-30) MUSIC COUNTRY has very litt)e except an an­ Comedy” on Broadway and is only her second feature. T h e a tr e relationships. and the regular academic Krane, Willimantic; Deborah dollar’s (Casfi and Carry) U.S.A. nual Dogwood festival. Sissy saw the play some 45 The only way her career can On Monday afternoon the “But 1 have deep roots in times that summer. go from here is up. Tim e Schedule program help prepare filing Lavoie, Ellington Ave., ______worth a — 10:30 — She loved New York. She “I’m 24,” she says. “This is filing home economics depart­ students to continue their Rockville; Mark Leavitt, Dart Quitman,” she s ^ , “and I ment will present “A Rainbow the mVaela of mak ftrtA ^ dollar!” FLOWERS and ARRANGEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . .. (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN love it.’’ \ went back to Quitman, fin­ ,probablv the last time I’ll education in a more meaningful Hill Rd., South Windsor; Henry of Fashion,” a fashion show (• Jownltown mancherter 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tei. 649-0791 or 649-1443 — 11:0 0 — Her father was thexWood ished high school, then re­ ever tell anyone my true age. .State — “Coconuts” 7:30; way. McDermott, East Hartford; consisting of clothing created (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS County agricultural agent. As turned to New York “to seek I was born on Christmas Day “Monkey Business” 9:06 Dr. Lindgren, the Unified Rose Maher, Wethersfield. J ^ E Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. my fortune.” and modeled by filing students. (20) SAN FRANCISCO a child, she rode horses and — people always say 1 got Burnside — "Serpico” 7:15- Arts teachers, and all of the Alexander Misailto, Grant robbed, but I think I gained Home economics teachers, BEAT had a pleasant childhood. She\ She was still singing at that 9:30 students at filing cordially in­ wanted to dance, and danced point and she made out ail more than I lost. Folks never Mrs. Wood and Miss Legassey, — 11:30 — forget my birthday.” UA East 1 - "The Sting” 7- vite the people of Manchester to Pilgrims and young colonists dine in the auditorium at the Buckland School. The event at the local functions, then right, doing background are extremely proud of the attend the Festival of Arts at (3) MOVIE . And folks will never forget 9:15 took place Thursday, not 300 years ago, as the climax of a unit study taught by Mrs. augmented her act with sing­ singipg on records. For a UA East 2 - “Sting” 7:15- progress made by the girjs in the school from May 17-22 "Lover Come Back" (1962) ing and guitar-playing. Sissy Spacek, either. Christine Parks, Grade 4 teacher, on the history of Manchester. (Herald photo by Bevins) time, she even had a record­ 9:30 their classes. except Sunday. (8-40) DICK CAVETT For two years in a row, she ing contract of her own, but Also, Monday afternoon the. (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON UA East 3 — “The Can­ SAVE TIME!! didate” 7:30; “Class of 44” 9:30 art department will present a li • ' I't \ ,il inti' .111(1 til k ft' lilt Vernon Cine 1— “ American demonstration of techniques .ill .III lillr'. They Dine in Colonial Style Graffiti” 7:10-9:10 used throughout the year in the creation of pieces of art. During Call ^W hat’s Your Game! Summer Theatre III CBS Plans Intprovements Vernon Cine 2 — "Blazing The fourth grade pupils of Superintendent Wilson Deakin Colonial era were turkey, baked Saddles” 7:30-9:20 the entire festival, displays and GOODCHILD-BARTLETT TRAVEL AUDITIONS exhibitions of student work Mrs. Christine Parks at Jr., Mayor John W. Thompson, rabbit, baked beans, brook Showcase 1 — “Zardoz” 7-40- 113 Main St.. Manchester Buckland School dressed in and Assistant Town Manager Everything you need is at Caldor... Shaw’s Arms Man completed throughout the year trout, corn bread and cider. FAMOUS Of Saturday Morning Fare 9:45 646-2098 Colonial and Pilgrim costumes Charles McCarthy. Role of El Gallo Other dishes represented the Showcase 2— “Gatsby” 7:05- Thursday as they hosted their Dr. Kennedy invoked a COUNTRY/WESTERN FRANK S. SWERTLOW 9:50 nationalities presently living in parents and guests at a buffet blessing on the food and after' Manchester — German, Irish, RECORDING STAR NEW YORK (UPI) - The Tuesday by Oscar Katz, vice show with black comedian Bill Showcase 3 — "Alice” 7:30- Tennis Hats, luncheon featuring foods of the the meal he commended the Polish, Armenian, Italian, and THE FAnItASTICKS Columbia Broadcasting president for programs in New Cosby. 9:30; “Stormy” 8:55 Podunk Indians, early SPALDING Floppys Peak Styles Call 646-4900 York at the network’s annual children on a “very impressive others. System, in an effort to lessen “It was not designed to teach Showcase 4 — “Where the Manchester, and today. New denim brims and mesh knits. affiliates meeting in Los occasion.” The class had earlier been criticism of children’s shows, curriculum-orient^ subjects,” Lillies Bloom” 7:30-9:25 The guests present were Representing food of the Navy, tan, white. Angeles. Katz said. "It was meant to guided on an historical tour of has assembled a panel of Drive Ins School Superintendent James Podunk Indians and the Manchester. smasher! experts to advise the network Katz also said that during the dwell on values, on situations Manchester Drive-In — P. Kennedy, Assistant Pro-Style Tennis Shorts 1974-75 season CBS will air CHEF DANTE on programming for young children face where values are “ Busting” 8:25; “ Electra 1 Aluminum Tailored poly/cotton oxford with side viewers. more live programs on Satur­ in conflict...” Blue” 10:00 Now Serving Tennis Racket vents. 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______; TTiurs.. May 16 1974 - P a n , .n n . Board Indicates Approval ' M a u rlirfitrr iE itn ttng lirra lb Public Records I For Industrial Park Work Warranty Deeds WEEKEND SPECIAL Helaine Rd., $250. Francis X. Terhune, tool shed Shirley Cormier to Marcel CASH & CARRY Founded Oct, 1, 1881 The Manchester Board of Ray Labelle Building Con­ at 42 S. Adams St., $^. Park. Nobody asked to look at and Mary Goetz, property at 86- Directors, by an 8 to 0 vote Tracy Dr. to Salter’s Pool. tractors for Frank Wilson, ad­ Daniel Schndbrich, swim­ Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their them and he didn’t even have to 88 Oakland St., conveyance tax, ^ esd a y night (Director Vivian A petition signed by. 106 ditions to dwelling at 73 ming pool at 396 Woodland St„ Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 remove the rubberband and un­ $33. Ferguson was out of town), in­ residents of Tracy Dr., Scott Arcellia Dr., $6,000. $250. GERANIUMS ^.79 MCI 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). roll them. Building Permits p.m. should telephone the circulation dicated its approval for Green Dr., Cushman Dr. and Colonial (Charles Bezzlni, fence at 65 Theresa Markham for The board voted (again un­ .Lionel Menard, tool shed at 31 Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. Manor to proceed with utility Rd. — opposing the access road Linnmore Dr., $200. Warren Markham Jr., tool shed animously) to transfer to the Avondale Rd., $140. days and holidays. Entered at the improvements in its Industrial — was presented to the direc­ David Kelly, alterations to at 15 Auburn Rd., $75. Paid Buettner Florist, ho Member Audit Bureau of Circulation General Fund monies ($3,217) David Ladabouche, additions Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Park off Colonial Rd. tors Tuesday night. The board dwelling at 44 Lyness St., $90. New England Hobby Supply now in the hands of the Conser­ to dwelling at 14 Hudson St., T Ave. East Hartford cond Class Mail Matter. Green Manor proposes con­ then voted to drop the proposed Sun Oil Co. of Pennsylvania, for Hilliard Associates at 60 Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning vation Commission and ob­ $ 100. struction of a 1,400-foot exten­ walkway, but not before Direc­ remodeling at 18 McNall St„ Hilliard St., sign, $75. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher tained from the sale of recycled James Fee, alterations at 80 sion of Progress Dr. and a tor fascal Prignano told $9,350. The Manchester, Publishing Co. glass. The commission realizes sewage pump station - at an Chester Chmiel, who presented assumes no financial responsibility for $1,800 to $2,000 a year from that estimated cost of $166,000— and the petition, “You’ll probably typographical errors appearing in adver­ source. is asking the town to pay 50 per get what you want but, in my Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Transfer of the funds to the cent of the cost ($83,000) under mind, the safety of the children 725 E. Middle Turnpike Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. control of the town treasurer FIRST OF THE SEASON Industrial Guidelines. (in getting to Salter’s) is more OPEN MON. AND TOES. One Month...... ,. $3.25 was recommended by the Display advertising closing hours, Allocation of the town’s $83,- important.” 0 A.M. to 9 P.M. ALIVE and KICKING Single Copy...... ,... 15(t town’s auditor. The directors three full days prior to publication. 000 cost share is still subject to Chmiel had called attention WED. THRU SAT. By Carrier, Weekly...... ,... 754 agreed Tuesday night that a Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon a public hearing and board ac­ to “loiterers and other un­ a A.M. to to P.M. running record of the funds will G R g g N One Y ear...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon tion. desirable elements” who might STAMPS be available at all times and "Now 3 Flno Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Last night’s vote was swift use the walkway. that they will be spent as SupormarkeU To Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. and with almost no discussion. The board unanimously fecommended by the Conserva­ accepted for the town (for in­ Servo You Bottori". LOBSTERS Herbert Byk, representing tion Commission, subject to surance purposes) the new bus Green Manor, said his company boa^ approval, Supermarkets ALL OUR BEEF will make a concerted effort to obtained by the senior citizens. Tm board (again by an 8 to 0 IS USDA CHOICE Available plant more trees in the buffer In a companion action, it vote) rescinded an action “The Finest Meat Sold Anywhero” zones. Byk had brought the specified that the bus will re­ While previously made — when it main under the control of the 29 plans for the proposed im­ Mass Transit Thoughts authorized an access road from Senior Citizens Center. Through May IB - ... DOUBLE S&H GREEN Supply provements in the Industrial • ' T h , RIb M To U m ll Ouanlll/M STAMPS SATURDAY Lasta It would not be fair to say the ALL OUR BEEF 7 to 10 P.M. creasing usage to levels which W IS USDA CHOICE General Assembly faces some “un­ would create a minimum break even Grasso Makes Rev-Share Proposal "The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere" finished business” since legislation on costs, or better yet, produce a WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - nomination said the plan would U.S. GRADE A Rep. Ella Grasso, D-Conn., on the basis of population while has never been final since the Ten profit. Halfway Brook, Granville State Forest (Photo by Doug Bevins) also “improve our state’s her proposal would take into Wednesday proposed that economic climate.” Commandments. consideration other factors to Perhaps the State Department of Connecticut’s $25 million share She said Connecticut’s taxes Of major concern, though, is its of federal revenue funds be insure that communities in the HICKEN QUARTERS Transportation should undertake an on business “are among the greatest need of tax relief failure in the regular session to used exclusively to cut local highest in the country” and in-depth survey of why people are property taxes. “would get their fair share.” property taxes in particular Mrs. Grasso said among the resolve the issue of subsidies for mass Currently, towns and cities reluctant to use mass transit where it Open Forum tend to discourage new business 13 cities in the nation, above the are able to choose on how to use transit. exists; what they would use and how Max Lerner investments by new or existing 50,000 population, with the the funds but under the Grasso companies. highest property tax rate, seven Perhaps it is just as well that this they would use it where it isn’t proposal, they would be Housing is also affected by are in Connecticut. She said issue be handled in a special session required to spend the money to available; and finally,, what they the tax burden and the high cost Hartford was third, Stamford Comments cut property taxes. for the implications are far reaching Regionalized Government "can lead to abandonment of sixth. New Haven 12th and would be willing to pay for a service Mrs. Grasso described the Legs with Backs buildings and the decay of our Norwalk 13th. and apparently the positions, as of funds as “new state aid” and Breasts with Wings which would meet their transit needs. inner cities,” she said. In a statement released from now, are quite far apart. said her tax relief plan was "a The $25 million would be in As one state official said, too much Dear editor: center had been responsible for her West Hartford campaign major step toward our goal in addition to the $6 million set The administration feels a 50 per the development of a new breed headquarters, Mrs. Grasso Our Own Pure Pork, Hot or Sweet of the talk for mass transit has come There will be little decision­ easing the property tax burden aside by the legislature for tax of public administration who Shame and Guilt listed Connecticut’s 169 com­ cent limit on state aid is necessary making left to the individual on homeowners and relief grants to communities, from people who don’t use it and may citizens in the computerized, now control all levels of munities and the approximate PORK ROAST businessmen.” with the balance of subsidy funds to Mrs. Grasso said. amounts of federal revenue never use it. managed society of 1985, accord­ domestic government. NEW YORK - For those of the language but from the The President’s counsel, The candidate for the She said the state’s present funds that would be used to pay ITALIAN come from regional transit districts. ing to Colorado’s Gov. John (>aduates of “1313” include us who felt from the start that motives and values that the James St. Clair, sees the Democratic gubernatorial As we see it, mass transit is one Watergate was as much a tax relief plan distributes funds property taxes. On the other hand, the districts are Vanderhoof. Vanderhoof and most public of­ transcripts revealed. There had transcripts as showing that the solution to the highway congestion “By 1985, only the governor ficials throughout the nation. values crisis as a constitutional been glimpses of this all along, President didn’t authorize the adverse to imposing a transit tax to and poiiution problem; the more ef­ and lieutenant governor will be State lawmakers, corrupted crisis, the public response to but for the first time it was hush-money payments and was SAUSAGE ° ' raise their share and favor the state elected officials,” he said. “All by revenue-sharing funds and the Nixon transcripts must exposed to the gaze of all on a unaware of them, and therefore ficient way to use energy, and would others will be appointed by the other “free” money, are serve as a clincher. The effec­ grand scale. footing the whole bill lor mass transit innocent of obstructing justice. r , ...... — be more economical transportation governor and confirmed by the engaged in illegally tive feeling is one of sadness The psychologists have long He may convince the House, if subsidies. \ Senate.” Vanderhoof then went reorganizing state government; and shame, and it is an written about a pair of terms U.S.D.A. Choice for many people. However, this not its Judiciary Committee. Family Pack i U.S.D.A. Choice Chuck Strictly Fresh I on to say, “Counties will be in engulfing one. that go together but have quite Lean Our position has bee^that mass passing land use laws and es­ But if the House majority is in­ G rade A knowledge is of little importance un­ the process of consolidation. tablishing controls to transform This is why the House different meanings, as Helen transit is the state’s b u sin g and for clined that way, there is enough € M i & SWEET less you can get people to use the They will be under home citizens into landless serfs. This Judiciary Committee has begun Lynd’s hook some years ago, in the transcripts to make them GROUND I (metro) rule. County com­ the impeachment timetable. It “ .Shame and Guilt,” made PORK BONELESS it to become an effective andWficent buses and trains. non-elected centralized form of feel the charge can be backed LARGE missioners will be a thing of the is the beginning of a slow- clear. The Greeks were system (and hopefully self- government, called “The upNVet if criminal charges are LIFE With state and federal funds it is past. Federal Regionalism Concept,” grinding, remorseless process fascinated by guilt — a hard to prove, a political charge CHOPS ROLLED ROAST CHUCK sustaining) it must be coordinate\on “We will be electing five that will have an end, still un­ transgression of the laws of conceivable we can build a mass tran­ promoted in violation of the of malfeasance of office would T i r e 1 (Loin and Center Cut) Any Size Package | EGGS ! a statewide basis. \ directors, you might call them, prohibitions of the Constitution, seen. The President's refusal to gods and men — and their be easier. BACON sit system in Connecticut. The ques­ who will serve as policy-making must be exposed and hand over any more tapes about myths portrayed the guilty who As for subsidies, we believe they tion which must first be resolved is directors. County managers, neutralized on pain of extinc­ Watergate means that his fate were split between their deep Whatever the legal outcome, engineers, supervisors, etc.,' tion of the state. is now in the hands of the two drives and their conscience and $109 should also be a state responsibility, whether it will be used enough to the pervading sense of shame will be hired by those directors, For facts behind the national houses of Congress, whose were pursued by divine agents lies heavily on the people. It is a T t r e s f o n g but we can understand the concern justify such an investment of tax as well as the sheriffs, crisis write for a free copy of members know that their fate of remorse. sense that those who were given | 8 9 ‘ . 7 9 * . that without the districts having to funds, regardless of the source. assessors and so on.” “NARC Plan Programmed in turn is in the hands of their One cannot know whether a high trust behaved (in Scott’s 9 9 ! ' 5 9 ! make a financial contribution; state In this context the governor America by 1985,” from Com­ constituents. Richard Nixon as a man — not terms again) in a “shabby, dis­ 1^------^______L The subsidy rmlst be based in princi­ had reference to the training mittee to Restore the Constitu­ Doubtless to protect himself as a President — feels guilty gusting and immoral” fashion. DOUBLE control over subsidies might be ple on encouraging risers to use mass and placement of appointed tion, 990 Savings, Bldg., Ft. politically, but also speaking and split over his role after It is less strong and anguished Imported 1 ^ jeopardi^d. public administrators produced Collins, Col. 80521. out of an anguished heart. Sen. Watergate, or whether he sees than guilt, but it is nonetheless BELTED LaRosa 1 S m u c k e r 's Lastoll transit, not maintaining^a fleet of half- by the Public Administration himself as a modern St. Sebas­ Obviously there has to be incor­ Sincerely yours, Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) called the a deep feeling of letdown — a SWEET f ill^ buses or insuring kxcompany’s Clearing House in Chicago, Frederick A. Baker Nixon transcripts a “shabby, tian, martyred by transfixing feeling that the values we BOILED porated into our mass transit profit.x \ ' better known as “1313.” 34 Lilac St. disgusting and immoral perfor­ arrows. Much as he wants to believe in have been betrayed, PRESERVES This Rockefeller-financed mance.” He expressed the hold on to the Presidency, with SPAOIEni All-Purpose philosophy some form of incentives to Manchester that the office of the Presiden­ LIFE Thin Spaghetti G r a p e J a m , We f ^ r a state funded sub^dy but general revulsion not only from its powers and its history­ cy has been tarnished and also encourage transit systems to become HAM Twist and RIgatonI Orange Marmalade only if it ts^ntains incentives to rnake shaping capacity, Mr. Nixon the image of the American V2 lb. 2-Lb. Bag o r A p r ic o t CLEANER self-sufficient as quickly as possible may well long for a time when republic itself. SODA 40-oz. mass transitan attractive alternati^ he is beyond the reach of the 12 -o z . and yet provide a means of financial to the automobile for commuting and arrows swirling around him. In the historic conversation assistance on an interim basis. intra-town business. We will not know until the end with John Dean on March 21, Without some limithtions, we fear of the impeachment process Mr. Nixon talked of the danger Connecticut neqds a mass transit whether the President will have of public exposure. “We could the transit providers, private or 7 9 ' system which people will use and in Capital Fare to bear the legal stigma of guilt. rock that through,” he said, "if 7 9 < | 3 3 ‘ ,, 8 9 < The crux of any impeachment 3 3 l l public, will neglect the basic task the end this is the criteria upon which we had to let the whole damn facing mass transit. That task is in- A m rally by the House will lie ip the thing hang out, and it would be any subsidy plan musU^e evaluated.. charge of obstructing justice, if a lousy story for a month. But 1 not suborning perjury. can take it.”

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But both are fact remains tha't he hardly Gaynor won the best actress i SS.OO PURCHASE night, a father introduced his the 136th day of 1974 with 229 to barked upon a campaign which they It is hard for the general public t ^ bright, which is a lot less emerges from the transcript as award for her role in "Seventh WITH . WITH two older sons to Gerald Ford, follow. s u n s AT RIBUUUIPIUCt hope will end with the repeal of the dangerous. Anyway, they said a hero\on a white charger, but Heaven.” Emil Jannings was 6 8 * COUPON get excited about the helmet law or and the Vice President chatted the same thing about Harry The moon is between its last SPECIAL LIMITED TIME OFFER m o ^ COUPON as an exigent politician willing voted best actor for his role in 8 FREE state law requiring them to wear \ with them for a minute or two. quarter and new phase. 4S< OFF about other motor vehicle safety Truman and he grew and grew to discuss sordid options in­ “The Way of all Flesh.” on our long mileage Strato-Streak Sup-R-Belt™ tires 1-lb. Can 3*«^-ox. Bar \ “Well, what did you think of The morning stars are Mer­ % 6bI.AsL FlBVors protective helmets while riding on requirements being an unfair burden. in the job. stead of Citing clean. In 1962, U.S. forces arrived in him?” the father asked later. The big question in the im­ I think we can accept as cury, Venus and Jupiter. MAXWELL HOUSE state highways. Almost every time you are on the The evening stars are Mars Thailand to bolster the Aslan IRISH SPRING HOODS '^ e could use him in the peachment controversy is significant the, latest Gullup nation against h spread of DETERGENTTERGENT whether Richard Nixon has and Saturn. EACH We can understand the appeal of highway, you see speed laws broken, Whitf House,” said the eldest, a Poll, taken by telephone after fighting from neighboring Laos. H id Thru May 18 COFFEE SOAP ICE CREAM forfeited the people’s con­ the President’s television speech Those born on this date are Bood Tlmi M iy 18 Bood TImi Bby 18 biking with its open-air type of high-risk driving, and other safety reporter for UPI in New York. In 1973, G. Bradford Cook BUCKWALL I Coupon Par Family V j Bood Thru M iy I I fidence. The issue is one of and after release of the under the sign of Taurus. Oiw coupon Pir Family Oiw Coupon Par Funlly Ona Coupon Par FimUy “He squnds as if he’d calm resigned as chairman of the SIZE B78-I3 ./"Vs freedom and thrills. We can also violations. things down a little.” Said the trust. Nixon’s own version of transcript. Acceding to American educator Elizabeth Peabody was born May 16, 1804. ^curities and Exchange Com­ LOW Plus *1.88 F.E.T. recall the anguish and heartbreak of 15-year-old, resplendent in his the-notorious tapes, censored at Gallup, Nixon’s appeal 42 mission. He was alleged to have and old tire. Until all vehicle users, by some the White House, smacks too per cent of the people who On this day in history: families who have had a* loved one’s first black tie, “I think the peo­ / deleted from an SEC complaint miracle, learn to obey traffic laws, ple could trust him.” much of a conspiracy by a little watched it or read about it with In 1866, the U.S. Treasury^ FREE MOUNTING! The Freshest Produce Sold” Department was authorized h ' references to a $200,000 cash 'COUPON"—" ——- skull smashed on the pavement. These were hardly in-depth band of men more Interested in a less favorable opinion of him, contribution by financier ^rucQtdbttii use better judgment all the time, and hold tTMd firm appraisals of the man who will saving their hides than serving and only iV per cent with a place in circulation the first The core issue is how far should the five-cent piece, to be called Robert Vesco to President .torbngwtar . CHECK FOR SALF PRICE substantialiy reduce highway acci­ take over if Richard Nixon is the country by their own words more favorable opinion. Nixon’s re-election campaign. Y IWoMrongbody state go in protecting its citizens from they indicted themselves for “the nickel.” pOnMdb«nt ON YOUR SIZE!... EXTRA S&H dent rates, the pressure will be for removed from office. But each eiv*cjio*K»nt putting loyalty to self above The poll is significant ro fd h u ird their own carelessness?. of the young pundits made a because it questions White proltction B7813 •20.95 •JWTIO •1.86 more laws to protect us against our loyalty to the Constitution. C78-13 zi.so 24.00 2.00 ..point. After Nixon, the I f Low.widt BANANAS GREEN STAMPS House claims that Nixon still C78-14 22.50 We are at the stage where our 7 8 M riM 25.00 2.17 own foolishness. Republic’s crying need will be has considerable support “out Fod^y^s Thought E78 14 2 l 2 5 Ae.oo 2 33 Sno-WMtB newer model cars require the driver for a President the peopie can Whether the conduct of Nixon F78-14 24.50 27.00 7 and his aides constitutes in the boondocks.” Despite a SAVENO W I G78-14 25.50 28.00 1 0 0 and front seat passengers to be The helmet law is making the trust and who at the same time massive White House publicity while thtM H78-14 27.50 30.00 2 9 2 ~ 200 300 will serve as a kind of national grounds for impeachment is Billie Answers Israel, I AM has sent me to UkpriOM F 7 8 I5 — 28.00 2 58 campaign, Richard Nixon could •ft in effect G78-15' 20.00 MUSH­ EXTRA EXTRA strapped in place before the car can cyclists unhappy. But we’d venture open to argument. Congress Is the Bible really a book of you.” (Exodus 3:14) This was 29.00 2.74 EXTRA tranquilizer. In short, another H78-15 28.00 31.00 2,97 muster a favorable opinion J7815 — be started. In the near future, there there are few, if any legislators, who Eisenhower. must decide whether evading prophecy? Yes, remarkably so, further back about 1200 B.C. 32.2B 3 n wHIl $10 with $20 with $30 among only a small minority of -L78-15 - ___ 33.80 The office of the Presidency the truth and manipulating the when you read the Bible as a Then read Jesus’ answer to 3 19 purchase purcliasa purchase will be airbags to protect passengers have seen cyclists whooping it up with those who heard him speak or ’EM All prices plus taxes and old tire. ROOMS has been too god-awful busy truth are criminal acts. It must whole. the High Priest, who demanded in head-on collisions. And there is con­ roadway acrobatics, that would vote decide whether payment of. read about his address. Read in the Book of Daniel, to know whether Jesus was the since 1961. There has been too Good Thursday, Friday m d Saturday. sideration to make the wearing of seat to repeal it. much turmoil in and around the hush money to convicted White House flacks note that “I .saw coming on the clouds of Christ, God’s Anoited: Jesus those polled concluded by 49 09« Msy 10,17 ind 10 V White House, too much talk criminals and an attempt to heaven one like a son of man” purposely used words of g u a r a n t e e d c u s t o m e r belts mandatory. to 38 per cent that the ■ SERVICE EVERYTIME The helmet law and similar laws,_ about Presidential powers and, conceal perjury before a grand (Daniel 7:13). This book by a prophecy which would be un­ jury are impeachable offenses. President’s actions were not Jewish writer is about the derstood: “I AM”, said Jesus, These too will inhibit the freedom of aren’t going to solve the problem. We worse, too much activity for ac­ tivity’s sake. As a result, Big serious enough for his removal brave Jewish leader Daniel who “and you will see the Son of the individual. But most of us, I expect, need from office. Sure, but given the . U mW would hope cyclists will use their Government has been foisted on Was an exile with his people in Man seated at the right hand of WITN m $ COUPOIl no Congressional proce^ings poll’s other results, would that $ ISMPUHCHASI But hopefully they will also save energies to make cycling safer the country when the need was Babylon, and helped them live the Power* and coming with the 325 BROAD ST to convince us that those who 49 per cent vote for him through the wild reign of King lives and lower the rate of serious in­ for time to take a little nap clouds of heaven!” (St. Mark WITH through education of drivers to the participated in the inner coun­ tomorrow? Belshazzar in 500’s B.C. as true 14:62) afterslunch. cils of the White House were a !?• 10* OFF 15' OFF *2 25' OFF COUPON COUPON 9 juries. I think not, and that is why it people of the God of Israel. Yes indeed, the Bible is a MANCHESTER 9 point where helmet laws or any other Gerry Ford is well cast for pretty sleazy lot. Nixon is n -a i. ’Um om M is comforting to know that the Then read how the God of book of prophecy, and Jesus _ 646-33S6 0 K I T T E N ■"SHWASHED The ironic thing is^ that each cycle laws proposed to “protect” a man the role of the Quiet Man; So is pleading innocent on semantic t|*Siir£«l OJ LISTERINE ULTRA BAN ^ Washington’s Democratic Sen. Repubiic has Gerald Ford stand­ Israel introduced Himself to ^ e n now is the fulfillment of it. Tues., Wad., FrI. 0-8:30 ‘D JA.GS,. DRESSING MEAL U a ANT or car accident chalks up one more grounds. He is saying that his ing by if Nixon’s days in the ••MTInMBi II from himself will not be necessary. Henry (Scoop) Jackson. About His people, saying to Moses< George Nostrand TlHireday 0-0 • Saturday 0-4 a Coupen words in that transcript are P n o m Oas Ctupeti Ptr FBaOly White House are numbered. “You must say to the sons of- St. Mary’s Church ’I PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 16, 1974

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Hiuni.. Mav 16.1W4 - PAGE SEVEN Career Seminars Vernon B olton As Long as People Must Eat, Ask SchoolSpace Study Shaw Explains Report Card Withholding tniNiVA nni i Aivn O DONNA HOLLAND students who i ^ e outstanding Noting that it has come into old East fchool which is one of nature of the obligation. sibility to notify the parent. Grasso Sunday at the '.X focus more sharply as the year Correspondent library obligations at the end of the oldest in town and badly in 646-0375 Report cards of those Raymond Allen, superinten­ Manchester Armory. goes on that there is a decline in each other quarter during the students are sent to the teacher dent of schools, felt that after need of repair. A report on the high school school year. The evening will begin at 6 There’s Food Service Jobs the student population in the who reported the debt. report cards were issued Another area of concern, procedure of withholdhig report The situation was Increased p.m. ’There \^1 be dancing to Vernon School system. Board of Houle said, is the accommoda­ The student, receiving no parents should be notified. the music by Bobby Kaye’s Mss Fleishman, a graduate cards and records from this year by the offering of one By JUNE TOMPKINS and travel, Robert Walnum Salaries are attractive, he Education member William tion of parochial school card and previously having Concerning debts for text­ orchestra. of Manchester High School and students who had hot met finan­ semester courses. As long as people have to eat, described the advantages of said, as executive" chefs can Houle has asked the board to students should the need arise. been informed of the obligation books, Allen felt that parents ’nckets are available from one of the first participants of cial obligations within the The procedure involves there’ll be jobs in the food ser­ being a route salesman. He had start at $375 to $425 per week. take a close look at space needs He cited as another area that is by the teacher knows where to should be notified prior to Walter Treschuk or Maureen the Cooperative Occupation school was submitted to Board receiving a list from a staff vices. been in the restaurant business He admonished the boys and and access them from a longer a “thorn in my side,” the iTOk for the card and how to get report card issurance that until Houle, coordinators of the Education Program (COEP) at range point of view. of Education members by Nor­ member containing the names ’This was the point made clear for a number of years until he girls “the ip6re we work, the maintenence system and the man Shaw, principal. the book was either found .or Bolton area Grasso campaign. MHS, is the first female assis­ became a route salesman for a more talented we become, and Houle asked the board to par­ of students who have an out­ Shaw said that sound judg­ paid for the report card would by panel members of another need for storage and repair Shaw said it has been the standing obligation the day Annual Banquet career seminar presented' tant manager in the employ of coffee company several years talent is rewarding.” He said ticularly consider the physical space. ment seems to indicate the not be issued. Carrol’s Drive-In. practice of the school to report cards are to be issued ’The annual banquet of the Wednesday at Illing and Bennet ago. education is worthless without education space that will be He asked that the board, in schools not attempting to notify Board members directed Referring to her experience withhold report cards from and a statement as to the Bolton Junior Woman’s Club Junior High Schools. Although now retired, he experience and the desire to needed after the high school ad­ concert with the Permanent a large number of parents at Allen and Shaw to meet to will be held toni^t at with COEP, she said the “ ’The seminar on food ser­ gave the audience a good idea learn. dition is completed. Building Committee, make a the end of each quarter due to further discuss the procedure Fiano’s Restaurant. The program has “b e c ^ e really vices was presented through of another phase of the food in­ All the panel members men­ He also mentioned the need formal presentation on these expenses in both, time and and return to the June board evening will begin with a sophisticated’’ since ^ e was in South Windsor School Menus money. X the joint efforts of the Greater dustry. tioned in one way or another, for central administrative matters, at the first meeting in meeting with their findings. cocktail hour at 6:30. it. Menus Manchester Chamber of “For one thing, you’re free of along with the fact the food in­ space and the phasing out of the June. gingerbread, jello, milk. The principal siid that Board members agreed that Officers for the coming year It cost her $600 to get hbr job Thq South Windsor public Commerce and the Manchester constant supervision,” he said, dustry was easy to get into, that ' FYiday: Elementary; Mrs. notices would continue to be the procedure should be in­ will be installed. public school system. of which half will be re “but it is necessary to believe it was essential to do one’s best, schools will serve the following DeDecko’s fish sticks, bun or sent out to parents at the end of cluded in the high school stu­ lunches during the week of May Special awards for efforts of Representing the various bursed at the end of her fii^ in the product you sell.” “whatever you decide to do.” It Vernon bread, catsup, tartar sauce, the school year but in-school ef­ dent handbook. . \ 20 to May 24; many club members will be fields in food services were year of employment with th ^ He recommended selling is the person with the right at­ tater tots, carrot sticks, pickle forts would be used to work Grasso Reception given that evening. outfit. She has been in manage­ Monday: Elementary and David Gough, manager of sexperience for one who is in- titude whom the employer is chips, chocolate cake with with the students throughout Democrats and other s»q)- Mrs. Robert Keith, first dis­ Bonanza Sirloin Pit on W. Mid­ ment about four months, she W e ^ e d in going into the seeking, they all agreed. Secondary: Chef’s Day. icing, milk. Secondary; Fried the school year. porters of Ella Grasso are in­ Grant Total $8,998 Tuesday: Elementary: Meat- trict vice president, will be a dle Tpke.; Nancy Fleishman, said. She has an associate re^u ran t business. clams or hamburg on bun or Andrew Maneggia, board vited to a reception for Mrs. guest of the club. assistant manager of Carrol’s degree in restaurant manage­ Hk reiterate that there are With reading grants totaling Beatrice Squires of Rockville Ambassador? ball sub, potato chips, salad, bread, tater tots, cole slaw, cat­ chainnan, said it is the respon­ ment. alwa)^ openings in food ser­ $8,998 received by the Vernon High School, $1,500 for her gingerbread with whipped top­ sup, mustard, relish, jello with sibility of the students to meet Drive-In in Wethersfield; « * * x * * X * * 1C “ it H **-**„«.. XX XX XX XX Emerich Ohlbaum, owner of Young herself, she was able vices.XHe concluded his Board of Education, this English project; and Mariam Possibly the first U.S. am­ ping, milk. Secondary: Pizza, topping, brownie, milk. his debt, but if he doesn’t toen Em ’s Bakery in Hartford; to personally relate to her remarks with a final word of Phasing Out represents one of the largest Ti­ ^u ley of Sykes, $1,500 for her bassador to be named to East salad, Italian bread and butter it becomes the school’s respon­ Germany may be former or salad plate, ice cream, milk. THE NEEDLETOINT SHOT Robert Walnum, route young listeners. advice: “Make yourself as in- HARTFORD (UPI) - The tle II Mini-Grant awards made interdisciplinary project. XX senator from Kentucky John Wednesday: Elementary: salesman for coffee supply; “It’s good to have something dispensible as possible in your State Police Department is to any community in the state. Also: Pricilla Bronke, Lake Sherman Cooper. The 73-year- Baked chicken, whipped potato c ^ a n d ^ a o i . Frank Latucca, coordinator of behind you when you apply for a job.” phasing out the rank of cor­ Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant Street School for a reading ' 1 old Republican has served as with gravy, com, bread and n ew s p a p er d ea ler s h ip AVARABIE Route 44A, Bolton Notch, Botton. Conn. food service programs at job,’’ she told them. “It’s also Latucca’s profession at poral, a rank now held by 36 superintendent, reported to the motiviation program; Peter D. butter, jello, milk. Secondary: Manchester Community very important to leave your Manchester Community troopers. As these men are Board of Education Monday Ramsdell, Rockville High U.S. ambassador to India and Immediately — Andover Area (in the Bolton Shopping Plata) b night. Nepal and is currently under Baked chicken, rice or whipped College; and Glenn LeMaire, a job with good references.’’ College extends into the promoted to sergeant, officials School $1,500 for a science A BusinoM of Your Ovrn consideration by President potato with gravy, com, bread student in the food service She emphasized the impor­ summer when he becomes said, their places as corporals The grants were applied for project; and Marilyn Kudra, Nixon for that post in an effort and butter, jello with whipped — Must Have Dependatile Car program at MCC. tance of learning “everything executive chef at a summer will not be filled. Many cor­ by teachers in several of the Northeast School, $1,498, for to improve relations with the topping, applesauce, milk. — Must Be Bondable Gough described restaurant you can about your job.” She resort in Rhode Island. porals complained that they local schools and all will be her interdisciplinary project. 1 said the food industry demands Communist bloc nation. Thursday; Elementary; Piz­ — Cash Investment Required )0%0FF! chaips and the requirements for He related his experience were actually doing sergeant’s used for some phase of the The teachers were assisted in Inquire now about our h much of your time and you have from the time he started as a reading program. their efforts by Mrs. Constance za, salad, ice cream cup, milk. Call Tim McColloch, Circulation Menaaer These items and more will be available at the Verplanck managing one of the chain duty without receiving extra Needlepoint Classes oeglnnlng J u l y 2nd *< members. He said the Bonanza to get accustomed to it. dishwasher to his training at Mary Jane Oefinger of Sykes Kelly, reading supervisor; and Secondary: Meat ravioli with School Fair on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the pay. Corporals and sergeants Read MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD restaurant on Spencer St. is Ohlbaum learned his trade as the former Culinary Institute of School was aw ard^ $1,500 for Blaine Girard, English Arts meat sauce or salad plate, Verplanck Fair school grounds. Showing a Dutch shoe is Mrs. Nancy are both supervisors responsi­ Italian bread and butter, salad. 647-9946 primarily a training center for a baker in Hungary. Like some New Haven and going on for a ble to the lieutenants in charge her interdisciplinary project; supervisor. Herald Ads Phono 643-4342 S Perry, chairman of the fair, to Mrs. Carol Woodward, left, new managers. It takes from 35 other trades, he worked for college degree in food ad­ of a barracks. XX" XX - XX “xx "xx *xx ^xx \ x *xx *XX *XX ’^XX *XX *xx Listed Saturday PTA president and chairman of home made games, and to 40 days to learn the com­ several years as a journeyman ministration. Mrs. Jenny Stankiewicz, chairman of the white elephant pany’s technique before an before becoming a master As an executive chef, he said table. Other items available for purchase are books, applicant is eligible for transfer baker. he is responsible for setting up Rain or shine, the grounds at Laurent, books; Richard jewelry, handicraft items, toys, games, puzzles, plants, to another restaurant. Being a baker demands odd the kitchen crew, buying food TV ANTENNAS Belekewicz, Olympic competi­ houp. He said he gets up at 4 the Verplanck School will be the penny candy, and baked goods. (Herald photo by Dunn) Gough’s advice to the competitively, and preparing scene of a school fair sponsored tion; Mrs. Nancy Belekewicz, students is if they are in­ a.m”. to get the baked goods out menus. He is hired, he said, to SALE By TAMS by the PTA from 10 a.m. to 2 toys, games and puzzles; Mrs. terested in becoming involved early, and he works seven days make money for the hotel ISO to $70 ott NOW1 a week. 1-lwv CnrntN hrtt I p.m. , Ann Kibbe, plants; Mrs. Glyn- in restaurant work to begin ear­ where he works. Vsinf How Much Do You Need for There will be something for nis Ebersold, jewelry; Mrs. A bout Tow n ly and start from the ground up “ People eat baked goods He likes the opportunities of Alllanc* U-100 ROTOR everybody including games, Carol Shaer, penny candy; John with dishwashing. ’The field of every day,” he reminded the meeting people which his job BAPKO Service Centara Olympics, prizes, and Foley, setup and dismantle; group. food management, he said, is provides. He likes to hire young Hwtford Now trUaln refreshments. Available for Mrs. Helene Moran, publicity; wide open for young ladies. In mentioning income, “It’s people, he said, for they are S24-B12S 22S-S198 lunch will be cotton candy, hot and Mrs. Marlene Donnelly, The diaconate of Community Emanuel Lutheran Church ’There are unlimited oppor­ not how much money I can easier to train and they don’t dogs, cold drinks, and coffee. refreshments. Baptist Church will meet will have a Bible study hour tunities for those with no more make,” he said, "but rather know all the answers. In hiring Anyone still wishing to donate tonight at 7:30 at the church. Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the than a high school education, how much I can learn.” people, he stressed the impor­ items for the fair may contact Backs Buckley reception room of the church. he said. For the individual who is out­ tance of clean habits — being any of the committee Center Congregational going and likes to meet people HARTFORD (UPI) - The The Rev. C. Henry Anderson “clean, neat and polite.’’ chairmen. Church council will meet will lead a study of the Book of Hartford City Council has urged tonight at 7; 30 in the Federation The committee chairmen the U.S. Justice Department to Amos. are; Room of the church. consider a Wethersfield at­ e Im provenients? “Mrs. Jackie FYasher baked torney for the U.S. attorney’s goods; Mrs. Bev Logan and The communications com­ post in Connecticut. F. Mac Mrs. Linda Burgess, han­ mittee of Emanuel Lutheran St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Buckley, 32, is competing dicrafts; Mrs. Linda St. Church will meet tonight at 7:30 will have a Bible study tonight among three other candidates at the church. at 8 at 151 Love Lane. for the position. ■Emin. >■ Radio /haok

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N ’»'Ai3dVS 0 8 DIW irnd PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 16, 1974 M ^ CHESTER EVENIN_ G H E R A ^ ^ I " Moore-Humke Art Association Plans Fro m Y o u r . X ■. ..■■■■■■■:■•■■...... Carol Anil Humke of “ Installation Friday Tareytown, MdNMd Stephen Richard Moore of (Mtysburg, The Manchester Art Associa­ various techniques. Since 1962, Pa. were united in m ^riage tion will meet Friday at 7:30 his "Thread Escapes” have Neighbor’s Kitchen April 6 at Trinity Luflieran p.m. at Woodruff Hall in Center been exhibited and collected in Church, Tareytown, Md. Congregational Church. most major cities in the United The bride is the daughter ol Installation of officers will take States, Canada and in Europe. By Vivian F. Ferguson Land 0’ Lakes Mr. arid Mrs. Lewis H. Humke place. The program will also feature a of Tareytown, Md. The Johannes (Hans) Verplancke, dessert party. bridegroom is the son of Mr. a native of the Netherlands,., Mrs. Jean Pico and Mrs. and r^s. Richard W. Moore of Your interest in last week’s will be guest spaker. Born in Mary Daly will be head 357 Spring St. article on salt has stimulated a 1935, Verplancke, after his hostesses. Members, friends B u n ER ^ The Rev. Emil Gustafson, study of its counterpart, father's death as a result of the and the general public are in­ 7 9 pastor of Trinity Lutheran pepper. Nazi occupation, helped support vited. Church, officiated at the (with this, coupon) his mother and sister by selling Pepper is one of the very first double-ring ceremony. The his drawings of his home town spices to be sought by man. church was decorated with Leiden. At age 10V< he began palms and flowers. Floyd Twil- Lives were risked to discover • One Coupon Per Family attending the Graphic Arts ly of Westminister, Md. was its source and in finding better Redeem at Highland Perk Marhat organist and soloist. Institute, where he specialized trade routes to cut its exorbi­ i j i r in drawing for eight years. He Joseph P. Naylor tant cost. Pepper was used to HIGHLAND PARK The bride, given in marriage Valid May 15th. - May I8th. later studied mechanical by her father, wore a gown of buy property, to pay taxes, as a engineering, during which time Portrait Photographer French voile trimmed with bribe, and as a dowry for he began exhibiting nonsensical brides. venise lace and designed with **The Choicest Meat In Town!*^ and satirical apparatuses in HOME SITTINGS camelot sleeves. Her fingertip Dutch galleries. In 409 A.D., the Visigoths veil of venise lace fell from a beseiged the city of Rome. iiiiiiiiiiii lace cap and she carried white In 1960, after extensive world FAMILY GROUPS Their leader, Alaric, demanded roses, stephanotis and travels, works by Gabo a huge payment of pepper as and INDIVIDUALS varigated foliage. stimulated his interest. During ransom for the city. Some 1 Miss Lois F. Stutzman of the following years, he historians say he asked for 3,000 When You Ask For Tareytown, Md. was maid of modified the medium to suit CALL 649-5593 pounds of pepper — others say it Barteeue^Z^ honor. She wore a French voile his own needs and developed was 4,000 pounds. nile green gown designed with During the Elizabethan Pork at Highland Park^ Empire waist, puffed sleeves period in England, the dockmen with embroidery trim on bodice who unloaded the ships were YouHl Get Loins and on ruffled hemline. She forbidden to wear clothing with Special carried white daisies, yellow pockets lest they fill them with Cut Only From pompons and gladettes with ^ the precious spice. pale pink ribbon and streamers. A guild of pepperers was Bridesmaids were Miss Cherish good design! formed during the 11th century Dubuque^s Tender^ Kingsford Charcoal M elinda C. M oore of in England. They were a power­ Manchester, the bridegroom’s Our Sculpture ring ful group who inspected, tested sister; and Miss Susan Shanks arid received fees not only on Young Porkers of Hampstead, Md. They wore enhances the diamond. pepper but on other specific im­ Briquettes u. gowns similar to that worn by ported spices and on some the honor attendant. Ziegler Photo The entire ring, $695 drugs. Lee Potterton of Manchester The 14K mounting alone, $60 Why should pepper be so -/ was best man. Ushers were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R . Moore valuable? It was not a matter of V . i David Humke of Tareytown, the taste of pepper alone. It Md. and Michael Blackwell of became highly desirable in dis­ Summit, N.J. traveling, Mrs. Moore wore a Mrs. Moore is a junior at guising the flavor of tainted A reception was held at blue and green plaid pantsuit Walter Reed School of Nursing meat in the early peoples of Leonardi’s in Tareytown, Md., with navy accessories. "The cou­ in Washington, D.C. Mr. Moore Europe, indeed before the 16th after which the couple left on a ple will reside in Gettysburg, is employed by the National century, was highly limited. Pa. U.S.D.A. Choice trip to Nassau, Bahamas. For Park Service. This was especially true in the IS warmer climates. Take, for lUtTald Photo by Dunn) example, peppery Spanish dis­ I? ALL MEAT FRESHLY CUT; NEVER PRE-PACKAGED hes. Pepper Mills (.oiirtesy of Mieliael Jewelers Church Group For a long time, the Both black and white pepper Venetians and the Genoese held Many fine restaurants today About Town Hears Talk comes from the berries of a Rib End College the monopoly on pepper. After will offer "Steak au Poivre”, climbing vine-type shrub. It is a Lean, CENTER CUT Marco Polo’s travels were poivre being the French word perennial plant called piper By Paul Wavor publicized early in the 14th cen­ for pepper. Crushed pepper­ The building improvements Note higrum. The plant grows to a tury, others thought they ought corns are pressed into both PORK committee of North United “How secure are we when we height of 8-12 feet and is sup­ PORK to get in on some of the riches. sides of the steak and it can be Methodist Church will meet go along with the ordinary stan­ ported by poles. Photographs Following the Crusader the prepared in a variety of ways, tonight at 7 at the church. dards of security,” Paul K. show workers standing on Mohammedans had c l o ^ the served with or without sauce. It Wavor asked an audience Mon­ ladders to pick the small round ^0: Miss Laurie Ferguson of 78 trade routes of Asia Ur anyone is offered with different cuts of .CHOPS ROAST Miss Greater Syraeuse 1974 Jehovah’s Witnesses will day night at the First Church of berries which are called steak depending on the es­ Christ, Scientist. Forest St. was the recipient of from Europe. Venic^vas still have a theocratic ministry several awards at the annual peppercorns. tablishment. school tonight at 7:30 and a ser­ “Can a bank account, a com­ doing fine with /her spices r^ . and Mrs. John F. Hlivyak of 36 Trebbe St. bestow kisses on their daughter Linda 19 Honors Banquet held at Post Peppercorns grow in clusters Beef Filets au Poivre “Country Style vice meeting at 8:35 at fortable home, a good car, a because she wa^able to buy Junior College, Waterbury, of 20-30 berries. Black pepper is. 1 tablespoon black peppercorns, Sweet Syracuse 1974 over 14 other contestants. Linda, a 1972 Kingdom Hall. monthly check really guaranee from the A rab^ho had access May 14. In recognition of to the spices^ the Orient. made of the whole inmature corsely crushed or ap-' a sophomore English major at Lemoyne security? These things can give berries. As .soon as a berry or meritorious achievement, she The PortMuese made many proximately 16 peppercorns. College in Syracuse, N.Y. She received a $500 educational scholarship and will represent , . - r ------out, wear out or pass away. two on a cluster begins to turn Life received the two top awards as attempts tri^find a route to India 4 thick slices beef tenderloin the Syracuse, N.Y. area in the Miss New York State Pageant in Olean, N.Y. this July The ^ o They aren’t based on anything red, the berries are harvested the outstanding fashion around Uie continent of Africa. 1 tablespoon oil or butter . state winner will compete in the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City in September. ^School MeUUS lasting so they can’t give us any SCULPTURA and dried, They shrivel in the PORK QQ( merchandising major for the They m re finally successful in 2 tablespoons butter lasting security,” he said. process turning dark brown or second year. She was also 1498./For a while, the wealth 1 tablespoon chopped shallots, “Security really lies in black. As a general rule, the named to Phi Theta Kappa, the generated by the spice trade garlic or onion ideas,” he said, “spiritual ideas heavier the peppercorn, the 1 cup dry red wine BACON Nationak Honor Society, for reflected itself in Portugal. Our Cafeteria *menus for the that come to us as we better un­ higher the quality. 1 teaspoon prepared French- RIBS maintaining a high academic Manchester Public Schools, derstand our relationship to /Money has always afforded peo­ average during her two years at Prices sub/ect fo change White pepper can be made style mustard Servicemen May 20-24, are as follows: God.” Easy Paymanta ple time for other endeavors. the college. She has been either from inmature or ripe 1 teaspoon Worcestershire Monday: Sloppy Joe on a roll, The lecturer told about a sign She experienced a Golden Age named for listing in “Who’s berries, The dark, outer shell of sauce buttered wax beans, bread, he’d once seen on a church during which much writing was Who in Am erican Junior the peppercorn is removed and With the hand, press crushed ______Rib End Pork Chops 9 9 11 ^ i*oast 89« butter, milk, mixed fruit. bulletin board, “God feeds the accomplished by historians and Colleges, 1973-74.’’ The then ground. Some people feel peppercorns generously into WAC P v t. D en ise L. Tuesday: Baked meat loaf, birds, but He doesn’t throw it other scholars. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. that white pepper has more both sides of the meat. Brown Farquharson, daughter of Mr. parslied potato, buttered peas into their nests,” it read. The Portuguese were to enjoy flavor. During a two-week trip steaks in the one tablespoon of and Mrs. Altamont Henry of 145 He quoted the definition of Thomas Feguson, she was also and carrots, bread, butter milk, JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 their top position during all of to England this past winter, I fat until cooked to taste, Park St., completed an eight- cited for her contribution to and peaches. God from the Christian Science the 16th century. They would never saw black pepper on a preferably one a few minutes week basic health science campus activities as well as for Wednesday: Frankfurt on a textbook by Mary Baker Eddy, her high average. 958 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER lose first place to the Dutch table either in a private home on each side depending on course at the Academy of roll, baked beans, sauerkraut, which said “God is incorporeal, ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN who would lose it to the or in a restaurant. thickness of meat as well. Health Sciences of the U. S. Ar­ milk, chocolate cake. divine, supreme, infinite Mind, English. The English tried very The word “pepper” is of In­ Using half of the 2 tablespoons Waybest” Fresh Cut my, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. Thursday: Baked lasagna, Spirit, Soul, Principle, Life hard to grow pepper but were dian origin and is taken from of butter, melt it in another Sweet Life tossed salad, bread, butter, Truth, Love.” ^ always unsuccessful. They the Sanskrit word “pippali.” pan, add the garlic or shallots Second Lt. Victor S. Geiger, milk, jello with topping. “If man is the image of God, never could get the dried seeds Pepper is native to India, and saute lightly; for a couple CHICKEN LEGS son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. Friday: Orange juice, tuna then he must express these to sprout in any of their colonies Sumatra and other spots in that of minutes. Then add the wine, Geiger of East St., Hebron, ‘salad on a roll, potato chips, divine q u alities. I t ’s in nor could they uncover the part of the world. Today, our put the heat up to high and 48 Oz. completed the Officer Rotary milk, cabbage-pineapple salad, expressing these qualities in source of the plants. major source of supply comes reduce the sauce to one-quarter Bottles ice cream. our daily lives, that our securi­ Sportswear Wing Aviator Course and Guest Speaker It took an American to solve from the Dutch East Indies. of the original quantity. SODA ty lies, the lecturer said. received the silver wings of an the mystery. One of our sea In discussing pepper, we After removing the wine Army aviator at the U.S. Army Mrs. Louise Matson, former should not confuse the spice mixture from the heat, stir in H e in i missionary to Alaska, will captains overheard a conversa­ Aviation School, Ft. Rucker, for the family tion in which someone said that with hot red pepper. The red, the mustard, Worcestershire Ala, speak and answer questions which comes in pods or flakes, sauce and the remaining tables­ about Covenant missionary pepper plants grew abundantly Naylor photo at direct in Sumatra. Within 20 years is not related to the plant which poon of butter. Pour the sauce Waybest” Fresh Cut TO/ 1 A 1 . Women’s Army Corps Pvt. wo/k Friday at a 12:30 p.m.__ yields black and white pepper. over the steaks and serve im­ luncheon at Trinity Covenant' following the eavesdropping, 14 Oz. • W o r t n y A d v i s o r Shelley M. Lavlgne, daughter of America would lead the pepper It is a different plant mediately. Church. The event is open to the mill savings Bottles CHICKEN BREAST Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 0. Lavigne dresses • sportswear e trade, altogether. KETCNW public. 190 Co m , r WMIo Miss Cynthia Jean .Hultgren Foster St., South Wind- Mrs. Matson, a graduate of CALDOR SHOPPING CHsTER was elected worthy^dvisor of eight-week North Park Junior College, ______MANCHESTER PAPER PLATES the Manchester Assembly, ^asic health science course at Chicago, 111., is a member of Order of Rainbow for Girls, at cpf H ealth the Beulah Covenant Church in Vsio Vz OFF Regular Retail EVERY DAY its meeting Monday evening at sam^Hnl^/ Turlock, Calif. Roosevelt Mills manufactures fine Foot Health: Week VIASSIC RELISHES f o r * i \. 4ff the Masonic Temple. She She first went to Alaska in quality knitwear for our 4 succeeds Miss Laurie Roser. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 91 Co m Army Spec. 5 James M. 1947 as a missionary of the nationally-known Slurbridpe label Other elected officers are: Evangelical Covenant Church and for many of the natlon’e moat Miss Lori Secrist, worthy Maskiell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Obesity Aggravates person of^n suffers from bearing pressures on the soles FO AiniUPS of America. In her most recent famous brands. Our seven mill apkgSoM U | H i | m i i i associate advisor; Miss Shirley William M. Maskiell Sr. of Ver­ SPECIALS Fool Problems prematurq/arthritis due to “the of the feet, and heel spurs — Quart RotUe, SWEET LIFE non, is serving with the 37th assignment to Alaska, she was FADED BLUE CHAMBRAY outlet stores now offer a huge ■ A wide range of overlapping added \year and tear on the Seavey, charity; Miss Holly a house parent and counselor at selection ol sweaters, knit shirts, bony projections on the heel Transportation Group in Pir- foot problems can affect the bonesjahd joints of the feet.” bone — which can hamper Ferguson, hope; and Miss Carol the Covenant Children’s Home slacks, shorto, knit tops and TOMATO JUICE f o r * i Ferguson, faith. masens, Germany. His wife, obese person, including such “Brit this is only one of many 3 at White Mountain. swim suits tor the entire family... walking, an exercise which is STORE Miss Hultgren is the daughter Teresa, lives in Crofton, Md. JEANS potentially debilitating con­ potential problems,” he said, vital to general bodily health. In 1972, she visited Ecuador all at direct mill prices. ditions as premature arthritis ‘^he obese person often suffers of Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. (d Colombia to gain more in- Harvey’s While working on a weight Hultgren, 131 Ferguson Rd. She Army Pvt. William Maskiell and intense heel pain, warns from ingrown toenails, caused reducing program, Dr. Leder­ HOURS: Jr., whose parents live at 27 ;ht into overseas missions. Reg. Produce Specials is a ninth grade honor student Dr. Harvey Lederman, presi­ by excess flesh about the nails, m an suggests that the Ironwood Dr., Vernon, conq- , le travels now on behalf of the $9.00 dent of the Hartford Coutriy and athlete’s foot, brought on at Bennet Junior High School, Evangelical Covenant Church’s For example, you can save on overweight person wears sup­ OPEN and has been active in local 4-H pleted an administration cours Price Podiatry Association. by the greater perspiration that pose hoses, trim toenails Sunklst, CsUfomls mission department, represent­ activities. She is a member of at Ft. Dix, N.J. Imaglnel Pre-ticketed for $12 - $15 by manufacturer. Speaking for area foot results from tight-fitting carefully and often, practice ing its entire overseas work. Mon.-Frl. Emanuel Lutheran C^iurch and Classic Cable-Knit specialists during this year’s shoes.” foot hygiene, and consider the its youth group. observance of Fpot Health Other problems encountered purchase of specially-made Till The newly elected and ap­ Week, Dr. Lederman stated by the obese person are corns shoes which will match the con­ NAVEL ORANGES- 9 WOULD YOU BELIEVE? Tennis Sweaters 9 : 0 0 Live, Fresh, Maine pointed officers will be in­ that the excessively overweight and calluses, due to weight­ tours of the feet. Crisp McIntosh stalled in semi-public P U U DEPT. STORE .ceremonies next month at the (Wa Hava A Notion To Plaaso) : ^ I SAT. and SUN. Masonic Temple. Noxt to Frank’s Suparmarkat TOPS ...made In our own mill. i East Mlddla Tpka., Manctiastor Genuine cable — white with wine I About Town | ’Till Lobsters and navy trim. Machina APPLES i 0 9 STYLES washable 100% Acrilan Firm, Green 6:00 I Duplicate • Sleeveless Ribbed Placket acrylic. Mada to soel Manchester Emblem Club Summer Toys members have been invited to a Bridge • Short Sleeve Ribbed Placket for much more. Specials Are homecoming social for Beverly 226 • B A T ’n’ BALLS • Flat Knit Short Sleeve Placket Broskak June 6 at the Milford SPEN C ER ST. 1 2 ROCKVILLE CABBAGE Good from MANCHESTER... Results May 4 in the • GEE-WEES 100% NYLON 215 E. Main St. Emblem Club and to district SHOPPING CENTER duplicate game at Manchester • RING TOSS (Mill Store) deputy night June 12 in DSDIiSS WMTE GMPEFRUIT 5 lb. bag 6 0 < May 15th thru Sizes S-M-L, Powder Slue, Pink, Navy, White, Naugatuck. Those wishing to Community College are Mrs. • PADDLE BALL Mill Tours FACTORY DIRECT May 18th Red and Mint. attend either or both events V.YIL10W OlllflIIS z lb. bOB 3 0 * ; (Limit 6 per person) Phyllis Pierson and James • GOLF SETS Mon. through FrI. 2 P.M. Bickford, Mrs. Anne -Ingram •JUMP ROPES may contact Miss Jiilia Dulka, DOURLEKNIT SPORTCOATS Bodwell St., East Hartford. and Murray Powell, tied for Harvey’s first; Mrs. Liz Carter and Mrs. ^ e e d Something? Ask P/aza/| S Q 9 9 Outlet Prices • All First Quality Gladys Smith, third. Price ^ Op*n Monday through Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. • Matitr Charge accapled A Bible study will be con­ ducted tonight at 7:30 at the The Malestic Trouser Company / United Pentecostal Church. i i n m i i i i i i PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs . May 16, 1974

y '*- Utility Sued MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. May 16.1»74 - PAGE LWVExcited by Change BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The arm wither^ and his left leg TwoNamed Outstanding\ father of a boy badly injured by was amputa^d. The father, electric shock is suing Connec­ Edward, ch a rts that CL&P ticut. Light and Power Co. for $6 was aware of a g ^ in the fence Elementary Teachers /. / million. Craig C. Firemender, surrounding the nation when Allowing Male Members 13, • Brookfield, was shocked the boys entered iV. in April, Mrs. Daryl Stawski, after he entered an electrical 1973, and could have\epaired kindergarten teacher, and iS??® educators are now' substation. As a result his left the hole. Mgible to receive the Outstand­ EMERGENCY James Weiss, Grades 5 and 6 By SOL R. COHEN Mrs. Morgan Wilt, voters service chair­ ing Elementary Teacher of the man; Mrs. Thomas Donovan, voters ser­ teacher of Unit D, both at Year award trophy. Five |S00 The Manchester League of Women vice vice chairman: Mrs. Frederick Burr, Nathan Hale School, have been M. unrestricted grants will be Voters observed its 24th anniversary nominating chairman; Mrs. Edward named Outstanding Elemen­ awarded to the schools Wednesday night, excited by the expecta­ Chapin and Mrs. Frederick Becker, OPEN 10-10 DAILY tary Teachers of America for represented by America’s five tion of impressive changes in its activities nominating committee members. 1974. Nominated by their prin­ Outstanding, Elementary by the time its 25th anniversary is Mrs. Potter remarked in her report, One Day Onlyl cipals earlier this year, they Teachers. observed. “The League, as the world around it, is were selected for this honor on RELOCATION Distinguished judges, along changing and we are being challenged by The National League, by an the basis of their professional with the Board of AcMsors, will that change. At the same time, our and civic achievements. overwhelming 969 to 493 vote of its conven­ select the five individual tion delegates, opened membership to decisions must be tempered by the Outstanding Elemenary elementary teachers to be men. realization of the consequences of those FRIDAY! Teachers of America is an an­ honored. In this way, the decisions to our organization and to the Wednesday night, at its dinner-meeting nual awards program honoring program thanks the teacher and at The Colony restaurant in Talcottville, people of our town.” distinguished men and women the school for th eir cort-, SALE the Manchester League elected officers Among the dinner guests were: State for their exceptional services, tributions to the continuing'- for 1974-75. All are women. When officers Rep. Francis Mahoney, Town Director achievements and leadership in excellence of AmericEui educa­ are elected next May, some, for the first John Tani, Judge of Probate William the field of elementary educa- tion. time ever, could be men. The local League FitzGerald and school board member tion. Each year, the WE'RE FORCED TO MOVE! EVERYTHING MUST GO! will announce the name of its first male Eleanor Coltman. Guidelines for selection in­ .biographies of those honored clude an educator’s talents, in member when he joins. Mrs. Stern, in her report of the national W e featured in the awards the classroom, contributions to In addition to conducting regular convention, said the key words of the Ladies volume, Outstanding Elemen­ research, administrative business Wednesday night, the League event were “Action-Visibility- tary Teachers of America. abilities, civic service, and members and their guests (about 100 Flexibility.” The most impressionable and professional recognition. LAST DAYS-TIME IS RUMUNG OUT! attended) heard a report from Mrs. Alfred single happening at the convention for her, Stern who attended the national conven­ she said, was a panel discussion, “Women Teens n is Is your big ^anca to save on Televisions, Stereos, Refrigerators, tion; and heard talks and viewed slides in Politics,” by three noted women. Example of Vandalism about China, presented by David N. Gid- Prof. Gidman studied in China in 1948- NOVELTY Washers, Dryers, Radios, Small Appliances, Floor Samples, Discontinued man, professor of Western Civilization 50. He traced the Chinese dynasty back to A repair crew of the Hartford Electric Light Co. put this bullet-ridden street light fixture [angelist To Visit Models, One Only, Some Pre-Ownsd, Some Demos, Etc. All merchandise and Culture of the Far East at Manchester 221 B.C., then forward to the 1911 revolu­ Hoffman, manager of the HELCO office on Main St., after they took Community College, and by Priscilla Fox tion and to the next one, which, he in­ carries Consumer Sales Guarantee...Be early for best selectloni Hurry! Quan- and Larry Katulka, Central ®>nnecticut sisted, “is an on-going one, with constant i-S I ^ recently. Hoffman said vandalism of Evangelist L h ^ Martin of street lights by gun shots is a new and dangerous twist. He contacted Police Chief James PJ’S Sunday at services at 9:45 and UHes Are Limited. Pick It up and Save Mora! College students who spent five days last changes and constant benefits for the Comancho, Okla.\will speak at 10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m. Reardon who voiced alarm due to the heavy concentration of people in the Spencer St ZENITH summer visiting China. Chinese.” special revival senices Friday The gospel group has traveled Mrs. Rockwell Potter Wednesday night Ms. Fox and Katulka, in showing the fn ih if T photo, will produce leads for his men to follow through Sunday « Calvary WE'VE DROPPED PRICES EVEN LOWER TAPPAN to stop the shooter. (Herald photo by Barlow) extensively, ministering in assumed the second year of her two-year slides taken during their 1973 trip placed and Church, 647 E. Middlh Tpke. church services and performing RCA term as president and Mrs. Robert Heins great importance on the industrial revolu­ The Assemblies W God in public school assembly NO DEALERS PLEASE the second year of her two-year term as tion now taking place in China, with its evangelist will also conduct a programs. Their latest out­ HOOVER secretary. emphasis on rapid industrialization and musial program assisted by his reach is a television special, “A Mrs. Potter introduced Mrs. Melvin with minimal emphasis on working con­ GOWNS wife, Rhonda, and Gene 1 G-E Place on the Rock,” now being FEOOERS ZENITH Hathaway, who was the Manchester ditions. Katulka said China, with its 800 About Town Friday and Saturday servires shown in some of the southern REFRIGERATORS MAGIC CHEF League’s first president — in 1949-50. Mrs. million people, is at a point which can be will b e ^ at 7:30 p.m. and art 27,000 BTU 17” UHF-VHF FAMOUS BRAND states. 100% SOLID STAH W ES T IN G - Hathaway, seated at the head table, compared to America in the late 19th Cen­ being sponsored by th^ The public is invited to all AIR CONDITIONER COMPACT received an enthusiastic round of tury. He said it would be unfair to com­ The French Club of FREEZERS PORTARLE Manchester will have its final Maranatha Christian Coffee services, according to the Rev. WASHER HOUSE applause. pare the Chinese economy to the House of the church. ‘lenneth Gustafson, pastor of Officers elected Wednesday night are: American economy, because of the later meeting of the season Friday at BUSINESS HOTPOINT 8 p.m. at Orange.Hall. The evangelist will also speak ■ Ivary Church. I2CU.FT. $250 Mrs. Alfred Stern, first vice president; start in China. He stressed, also, that WHIRLPOOL ’348 * 9 8 MAYTAG Mrs. Wayne Reynolds, second vice presi­ China, even with its huge population, has Checking Accounts dent; Mrs. George Lawrence, treasurer; no unemployment. Polish National Alliance Police Arrest^Down REFiUGERATOIt-FflEEZER FEOOERS FRIGIDAIRE MASNAVOX FAMOUS BRAND Mrs. William FitzGerald, assistant Prof. Gidman said China is still a Group 1988 will meet Sunday at 12,000 STU 2 p.m. at St. John’s Polish Free checks . . . Arrests are down so far this *18” UHF-VHF MOTOROLA treasurer; Mrs. Garrett Thresher, budget monarchy — if not by name, certainly by the Manchester Police reptort AUTOMATIC Free statements . . . year over last, but property loss for April\ AIR CONDITIONER chairman; Mrs. George McLafferty, fact. He said the duties and respon­ National Catholic Church hall. 1 8 8 PORTARLE ELECTRIC DRYER EUREKA The Polish Women’s Alliance No minimum balance. through theft is up, according to Total airests by the local bulletin editor-; Mrs. Harold Clendaniel, sibilities of the individual are emphasized WESTINOHOUSE assistant editor; Mrs. Marie Szetela, cor­ — not the rights of an individual. He said Group 518 wll meet Sunday at 3 force was 4M last year and 374 KITCHEN AlU p.m. at the church hall. Limit 2 pair this year. \Felonies, more 21 CU FT FROST FREE 150 * 2 3 8 * 7 8 responding secretary. tremendous changes are taking place in MANCHESTER STATE BANK SIDE lY SIDE WHIRLPOOL Also, Mrs. Walter Schardt, finance social, political, industrial and per customer serious chargeV constituted 165 chairman; Mrs. Raymond Janeczek, educational fields. Full Gospel. Christian Fel­ 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Herald of the total la^ year and 152 RoMg/Freozer flIBSOH HOOVER PHILCO lowship, Interdenominational, this year. 25” ZENITH membership chairman.;, Mrs. David He said, also, there are many forms of Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon Member FDIC lOJMOBTU WASHER-DRYER SONY will have a Bible study and open Yesterdays Total estimat^ value of Winer, public relations chairman; Mrs. Communism and that the one in China is MANCHESTER PARKADt AIR CONDITIONER CONSOLE COMBINATION Constance Grotta, publications chairman; much different from the one in Russia. discussion tonight at 7; 30 at property lost last yrtr was |89,- ’398 CALORIC Mrs. John FitzGerald, unit chairman; Orange Hall. 306 by April 30 and fl22,129 this year. i SYLVANIA 25 Years Ago PHILCO * 1 5 8 *488 Manchester .Young Marines No traffic fatalitie's have 16 Cii. Ft. FROST FREE /PANASONIC Ju d ge William Shea is been recorded so far thi^ear; will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at REFRIG/FREEZER OTHERS from * 7 8 MAGNAVOX 28” MAVTio 1/ ADMIRAL . the Navy and Marine Reserve speaker at communion there were three last year. DELUXE • AUTOMATIC Union Says it Plans ’Training Center, Reserve Rd., breakfast of Campbell Council, Traffic violations caning CONSOLE FULL SIZE Hartford. Knights of Columbus. arrests or warnings are vray ^ 2 3 8 STEREO AUDIO Dr. Arthur Fanta is man up; 2,435 this year and 2,035 las BLACK &WHITE ELEC. DRYER Three Legal Actions Murder Charge responsible for preparing U.S. year. FAMOUS BRAND * 8 9 8 -prosecution against three Nazi 5 o i.h . TELEVISION RCA WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. EVERYTHING statesmen. Add Insult To Injury ’ 148 AM-FM Against Struck Firm Odd Fellows of New England REFRIGERATOR PHONO CONSOLE (UPI) — A Windsor Locks man ROSARIO, Argentina (UPI) DISHWASHERS MAVTAO STEREO PHONO has been charged with murder hold conference at armory. FAMOUS BRAND The International Union of dent Frank Simon, who police who complained that Carlyle- IS ON SALE — Not only did the groom run $ i IOO%SolMStolo AUTOMATIC Electrical, Radio and in the shooting death of tfes off with another woman on the CERKALELEanC have charged with making a Johnson Vice President Albert mother early Wednesday. 10 Y^ars Ago PORTARLE WASHER * 6 8 * 8 8 Machinery Workers, AFL-CIO, “deliberate attempt” to run Hutchings was harassing them Thomasville eve of the weddinu. but he took UWaTHECOURnR will bring three legal actions Police arrested Martin Cen- Mrs. Mary E. LeDuc as the jilted bride’s automobile and down Ingalls with his car Wednesday. cak, 25, after his mother, Mrs. Lane 17 Cu. Ft. 2-Door DISHWASHER against the Manchester’s chaplain and Mrs. John Vince, the 14,000 they had saved * 2 2 8 Tuesday. The two pickets told police Mary Cencak, 51, was killed FROST FREE FAMOUS BRAND Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co., Heywood Wakefield musician, members of together for their honeymoon. AM-FM CASSETTE Ingalls, commenting that he Hutchings remarked that the with a .22 caliber revolver. An REFRIGERATOR » 1 6 9 ’ » AM/FM CONSOLE union field representative is “sore and lame” from the Tuesday incident — in which Burlington House Manchester VFW Auxiliary, Police declined to identify the RECORDER James Ingalls confirmed today. anonymous caller reported-the are elected and installed as of­ couple involved, but said they ADMIRAL STEREOPHONO Tuesday morning incident on Sirupn’s car struck Ingalls — shooting. Ingalls said the union’s legal C raft ficers in the Hartford-Tolland were investigating the 12” DELUXE UHF/VHF Hilliard St., said picketing was should be a “lesson” to the Police arrested Cencak WHIRLPOOL department intends to file an continuing quietly today. strikers. Plym w ood Counties Council Auxiliary; bridegroom and his blonde com­ * 2 5 8 PORTARLE TV Undtr-Th^Counter RANGES * 9 8 * 6 8 unfair labor practices charge without incident. A • revolver Mrs. Florence Streeter, panion who appeared suddenly The company,;s 48 production Simon was arrested Tuesday was found in the living room, with the National Labor Blue Bell-King Coll Manchester, past department at the bachelor’s stag party, 12 CU. FT. DISHWASHER workers have lieen manning on charges of first-degree where the body lay. HARVEST^ Relations Board. picket lines on a rotating basis assault with a motor vehicle. Thayer-Coggin president, was the installing of­ and convinced the groom to AUTOMATIC DEFROST *68 6ENERAL ELECTRIC AM-FM 8-TRACK Police said Cencak had been ficer. FRieiDAIRE The union will also seek an in­ since a strike over several non­ Police alleged he made a H arden leave with her. 30” AUTOMATIC Radios junction preventing harassment living at home since his dis­ ^ 1 2 8 STEREO economic issues started March “deliberate attempt” to run REFRIQERATOR SYLVANIA of pickets at the strikebound charge from the U.S. Army four F a irfie ld ELECTRIC RANGE Tape Recorders, £ fc . 18. down Ingalls on Hilliard St. 18” UHF-VHF plant and will file civil lawsuits months ago. 5 s * - $ FAMOUS BRAND A t Giveaway Prices! Meanwhile, local police have near the plant entrance. Ingalls La-Z-Boy CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. aHat The * 6 8 against Carlyle-Johnson Presi­ PORTARLE FRONT LOADING - PORTABLE received reports from pickets received hospital treatment B erk lin e 178 § after the accident. DISHWASHER and many more GLORIOUS EMPORIUM WHIRLPOOL 17 CU FT DELUXE fAM OUS Vernon (XMn OF HWTHm ROW BRAND famous names! t POE ST, HWCRESTER - 049-7702 FROST FRB 1 3 8 FLOOR CARE PRODUCTS PAUL'S Rofrlg/Froezor MAGNAVOX DELUXE RANGE State Man Dies *19” UHF-VHF WHIRLPOOL DELUXE i^Uh clock & timer In Flaming Car Hi, PORTARLE TRASH MASHER VACUUM CLEANERS Traffic Detours PAINT * 2 6 8 COMPACTOR * 1 5 8 ^ ^ i g h h o r t x^Hoover - Eureka - Regina - Lewyt United Press International HOTPOIIfT MAQIC CHEF A Waterbury man was killed A fellow asked me if I 12 C U FT * 1 6 8 20” COMPACT At Give-A-Way Prices/ For Sewer Job and like taking a gamble and I Wednesday in a fiery accident FREEZER ADMIRAL GAS RANGE when a can carrying k flam­ said “sure.” He didn’t know FAMOUS BRAND starting Monday at 7 a.m. Rd. and Dari Hill Rd. will walk IS * UHF-VHF CONVERTIBLE - PORTABLE traffic in the Dart Hill-Thrall behind protective fences on a mable liquid exploded in his that I do it all the time — station wagon. Decorating PORTABLE Rds. area will be detoured grassy area, from Thrall Rd. on whenever I get home late * 1 9 8 DISHWASHER *128 HUMIDIflERS VENT HOODS during extensive excavation for the northerly side of Dast Jlill Police said Benjamin J. 615 Main St. and t ^ out a new story on WITH RMSI& HOLD Manello, 64, a carpenter, was the laying of sewer lines. Rd., to Lawler Rd., and then Manchester 525 Burnside Avenue my wife. Anyway, he had a IS FT. FROST FREE burned to death in the front seat cu. 109** P rice d to Go from » a 8 “ Priced (0 Go from ’ 1 5 ® * Traffic in the area of Thrall, walk on the concrete walk the 649-0300 Fast Hartford truckload of stuff he wanted to sell me “sight unseen” FRIBIOAIRE - * 1 6 8 G J.30" Watson and Worcester Rds. will rest of the way, Tricarico said. of his car not far from his PHILCO ~ f^AC-OC wHb Clock, Timer home. Tel. 289-2774 and I bought it. It had a lot of interesting things in it REFRIGERATOR be permitted access from the (and some very uninteresting ones) that will be out for AUCNANNEL WASHERS AUTOMATIC OVEN intersection of Rt. 83 and Thrall | Remember: Daily TO-9, Saf. 10-6 S«IM Stott Portoblt Rd. During the period of con­ peddling this weekend. I hope you like them as much STORE HOURS as my wife will like your money. ’248 * 1 6 8 struction, which will be about We Are Your DRYERS 10 days, Andrew Tricarico, Open Nights 'til 9 p.m. director of public works, said, Headquarters FAMOUS BRAND KELVINATOR It Looks Like ^ 2-SPEEO • 10-LB. Open Saturday 'til 6 p.m. there will be two-way traffic on N O W IN AIR 30” DELUXE SELF CLEAN 'Thrall Rd. for Quality WASHER . Thrall Rd. was recently made A G reat Sum m er COLOR ELECTRIC RANGE a one-way street allowing CONDITIONERS northbound traffic. in to'u'rsiiiiel TELEVISION * 2 2 8 The following streets in the ’ 198 PROGRESS WESTHNNOUSE Skinner Rd. area will be INSTANT CREDIT UP TO 500.00 FAMOUS BRAND WESTINOHOUSE effected by the detour: Eva Cir­ DANSKIN’S EXTERIOR 10,000 BTU DELUXE • FRONT LOAD Just bring In your cndlt crsdanUals or other cle, Emerald Dr., John Dr., Now through May 25th...spectacular SAVE 15% WINDOW OR SHELF *28” UHF-VHF acG^itad cradtt imrds wHh you. Placket Front PAINTS! 2-SPEED Faith Dr., Olive Lane, Edith savings throughout the store, to celebrate AIR CONDITIONER CONSOLE WASHER Rd., Barbara Rd., Gerald Dr., POLO our 18th year of service I You'll save 15% TO 50% FAMOUS BRAND Bruce Dr., George Dr., Wolcott Remember: to 50% on fine furniture for your home. Bird baths Fancy Switch Plates * 1 7 8 * 3 3 8 BUILTIN •OU-9^ Lane, Werner Dr., Hayes Dr., SHIRT Scissor sets Recliner chairs ’ 188 OVENS - COOKTOPS Leona Dr., Hany Lane, Dining rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, ALW AYS Child’s Swings Beaded bags SENERAL ELECTRIC DROP INS Brimwood Dr., Emma Lane, dens, beautiful accessories, lamps, • FREE OELIVERr FRIEIDAIRE 1R” Basketball toys Hummer toys SUPER CAPACin PRICBIFROM Neill Rd., Skinner Rd., and 100%> Nylon, in draperies, bedding...even yout^h furniture 8,000 BTU FAMOUS BRAND Donnel Rd. FREE Pump-drains Tie Hangers AUT0.PRniPREtt eiiw and gifts in pur Peddler's BornlX • BUDGET TERMS WINDOW AIR COND. 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PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., May 16, 1974 ly^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Com., Thurs.. Mav 16. 1974- PAGE THTRTRRN Obituaries Police Report ^ I d Angle Batterynuiites Homer Thoughts Nathan Sandals Dies; MANCHESTER • A rock was thrown through Police said Smith was • Stephen M. Sessin, 17, of 4 a window of the Town Line traveling at a high rate of speed With Weldon Drug Co. Avon St. Wednesday at 8 p.m. Package Store at 266 Spencer and his car went into a spin and was charged with breach of St. and about $100 worth of struck a car coming in the op­ By Earl Yost apLENty peace at Keeney St. School. bourbon taken Wednesday mor­ posite lane. The other car was As Tribe Beats Hall Sports Editor Nathan Sandals, 86, of 63 He is also survived by three Deputy Fire Chief William ning. driven by Pablo Zevallos of 71 Brookfield St. died Wednesday sons, George E. Sandals, Jacob Griffin of the Manchester, • A burglary was reported at Highview Dr., South Windsor. By Len Auster Bidwell two apiece. For at Manchester Memorial H. Sandals and Robert Sandals, Town Fire Department stopped 4:45 p.m. at the apartment of Smith is scheduled to appear Hall, John Broadhurst and hy Len Auster Sessin and three other young X Hospital. He was the husband of all of Manchester; a sister, Pat Roberts and Jean Gardner in Circuit Court 12, East Hart­ With home runs from Dave Ross had two safeties men driving away from the Mrs. Martha Corman Sandals. Mrs. Rose Schnieder of Jersey of 52 Wells St. Sometime during ford, June 10. batterymates Dave Bidwell scene of a small fire at the apiece of the total of eight Mr. Sandals was born in City, N.J.; and eight the day, the front door was and Jack Maloney Austria and had lived in New grandchildren and two great­ school. Sessin is charged with pried open and about $360 worth off Bidwell. Nice Guy Saluted in Big City highlighting a 14-hit attack, Jersey and New Britain before grandchildren. lighting a small fire with pieces of their possessions taken. Manchester’s next league Bits and Pieces coming to Manchester in 1933. Funeral services are Friday of rubbish from a tipped over One of the most modest persons I have ever known. Manchester High thumped encounter is Friday at Manchester High and crosstown East Catholic do com­ He s the kind of person who generates a warm feeling,” Hall High, 12-1, yesterday in He was associated with the at 1 p.m. in the chapel of Weins­ trash barrel at the school. He is VERNON Wethersfield High. John pete against each other in some sfiorts. The girls’ tennis said I^e MacPhail, president of the American League, a CCIL baseball game at former Weldon Drug Co. before tein Mortuary, 640 Farmington scheduled to appear in Circuit • Dennis Newton, 19, of 30 Koepsel (4-2) should draw teams from the respective schools play today at the In­ Court 12 on June 2. his retirement three years ago. Ave., Hartford. Rabbi Leon Nye St., Rockville was arrested summing up Bob Fishel, the public relations director of Kelley Field. The victory the mound assignment. dians’ courts. East has compiled an unblemished 64 He was a founding member of Wind and Cantor Israel • Paul Landolina, 20, of no Wednesday by Vernon Police on the New York Yankees. snapped a two-game losing Manchester (2) record and Manchester is 4-1 thus far. Temple Beth Shblom and a life Tabatsky of Temple Beth certain address was charged AB R H E a warrant issued by Tolland The occasion was three-fold, at least that’s the way streak and kept the 114 In­ Sullivan, S3 5 3 2 0 Mary Catherine Murano of East Catholic plays te n n is member of its board of direc­ Sholom will officiate. Burial with third-degree assault Peck, 3b 2110 County Superior Court charging ^ u r y Allen of the New York Post planned it. Fishel was dians one full game behind and does it well. Performing on the boys team is the No. 2 tors. He also belonged to Har­ will be in Temple Beth Sholom Wednesday at 8 p.m. in connec­ Anthony, 3b 2 0 0 0 him with illegal sale of to note his 60th birthday on May 15 and he was also league-leading Windham Maloney, c 3 1 2 0 seed, she has been beating the boys regularly helping her mony Lodge of Masons and Memorial Park. tion with a beer bottle throwing Quinn, lb 3 0 2 0 amphetamines and possession celebrating his 20th anniversary as chief tub-thumper for High, a 5-1 winner over Platt team build a 6-1 record. Miss Murano is a freshman. Elmo Lodge, Knights of Memorial Week will be incident at New Hope Manor of amphetamines. vev. lb 2 1 0 the New York American Lague club. of Meriden yesterday. Odell, If 4 0 0 0 Getting off to a slow start, the Manchester High golf Pythias, both in New Britain. observed at his home. apartments on Hartford Rd. He was held overnight in lieu in the eighth inning as three single to right. After Police say a young man was The third announcement, which never officially Bidwell’s solo shot and Bidwell, p 3 1 1 1 He was a graduate of the The family suggests that any of posting a $5,000 bond and was successive singles and a Sullivan swiped second. Munroe, cf 3 1 1 0 team has rebounded strongly and going into Wednesday’s Eastern College of Chlroprac- memorial contributions may be struck on the back of the head. materalized, was to mark Fishel’s appointment as direc­ Maloney’s two-run clout Irish, ph 1 0 0 0 action had a 10-5 overall and 7-1 CCIL ledger. Top linksmen to be presented in Tolland Coun­ check swing roller which Peck lofted a sacrifice fly to tics in Newark, N.J., and was a made to the Israel Emergency Court date is June 3. tor of publicity for the American League. The latter will were the big blows in a six- Griffin, rf 1 0 0 0 for the Indians have been Jim Wigren and Captain Jim ty Superior Court today. brought in the Warrior’s shallow Iqft bringing home Thibodeau, rf,cf 5 3 2 0 licensed chiropractor in New Fund in care of Temple Beth • Landolina, and Jeffrey G. • George Isaac of Merline take place shortly. run third inning which put Miiier, 2b 3 1 1 0 Thomas. Coach Tom Kelley’s charges still have a good lone tally. The West Hart­ Thibodeau. Maloney walked Nicola, 2b 1 0 1 0 Jersey. Sholom. Fassina, 16, of East Hartford Dr., Vernon was arrested on a More than 100 of Fishel’s friends were in attendance at the Silk Towners up 9-0. shot at the league crown. were both charged with fourth- ford entry is now 6-9 in for he second time and warrant issued by Circuit Court Shea Stadium’s Diamond Club to roast and toast the finest Four straight hits and a mis- Totals 38 12 14 1 Crosstown East apparently has a good group of golfers. degree larceny at 9 p.m. league competition. Quinn followed with his se­ Hall (1) Jeffrey A. Ruganis Harry J. Wood 12 charging him with third- sports tub-thumper in the business. Hosts were the New cue by shortstop Paul Lee, The Eagles were 94-1 at last glance but reports from Wednesday in connection with a degree assault. cond run producing hit Cronin, if Jeffrey A. Ruganis, two-year- Harry James Wood, 78, of 8 York baseball writers. Bill Lee and John Kershaw of the one of four he committed, Manchester jumped to a Eagleland remain sporatic. Sometimes results are sent in shoplifting incident at King’s in Vernon Police said the arrest chasing home Sullivan. Broadhurst, 2b old son of Andrew and Linda Autumn St. died Tuesday at the Parkade. Court date is June Hartford Courant were my traveling companions, the only sent starter and loser Steve quick 1-0 lead in its half of Claflin, lb and sometimes not. Consistancy please. Lewis Ruganis of 45 Lancaster Manchester Memorial 3. was made in connection with Connecticut men on hand. Brody to the sidelines. After Ross, c the investigation of an incident the opening frame as Bruce Manchester added a single Lee, ss Rd., died Tuesday night at Hospital. He was the husband of Whitey Ford, the one-time Yankee great who will be in­ reliever Ken Patridge got Grisevich, rf • Antonio Martinez Davila, that took place on May 5. He Peck blooped a single to run in the sixth on Bidwell’s Quick Tidbits Manchester Memorial Mrs. Emma Schlegel Wood. Steve Girelli, 16, president of the Connecticut Federation of Student Councils, and Miss 30, of Springfield, Mass, was ducted into the Hall of Fame this summer, and Joe the first out of the frame, Daley ce Hospital. Mr. Wood was born in Jan Miles, executive assistant to Secretary of the State Gloria Schaffer, look over posters was released on a $250 non­ center, took second as sacrifice fly to deep center Brody, p Frank Tornaquindici of Manchester, owner of Frank’s arrested at 11 p.m; Wednesday surety bond for appearance in Garagioia, the funny man who got his start in baseball with Maloney lined a shot into the Maloney drew a free pass, Partridge, p He was bom Oct. 14, 1971 in Worcester, Mass., and had designed for a high school senior voter registration drive. Awards will be given .to schools and charged with third-degree which John Daley made an Hyne, 3u Supermarket, is a first-year sponsor in the Silk City Soft- Circuit Court 12, Rockville, the St. I^uis Cards, were elbow friends at the dinner table. right centerfield alley cap­ and scored on Dennis Levere, cf Manchester. lived in Manchester for 38 with the highest percentages of registration. The drive is being conducted by Mrs criminal trespass and third- excellent over the shoulder ball League. A non-participant, Tornaquindici regularly June 4. Just like Fishel, it was a big league party from start to ping the uprising. Quinn’s single to center. Vitale, rf 6 He is also survived by his years. He was employed as a catch of and added two in attends his club’s contests...Carol Glenney of 182 Boulder Schaffer’s office and the League of Women Voters. (I^erald photo by Bevins) degree attempted burglary at finish. (ioing the distance for his maternal grandparents, Mr. process planner at Pratt and the Daniel Pantaleo Used Auto the seventh closing out the Totals 36 1 8 7 Rd. won the “ Sport Flash” Challenge Trophy in the local SOUTH WINDSOR Enough nice things cannot be said about this man, the fifth victory against no Hall 000 0 00 0 1 0 - 1 and Mrs. Chester G. Lewis of Whitney Division of United Air­ Parts building at 775 Parker St. The Indians added two scoring. Manchester 126 001 20X-12 pleasure horse class at last weekend’s Children Services Michael A. Smith of 185 last link between the glory days of the Yankees and the re­ losses. Bidwell had RBI: Lee, Sullivan, Peck, Maloney 3, Manchester; his paternal craft Corp., East Hartford, Court is June 3. more markers in the second. Sullivan, Maloney, Quinn Horse Show in Farmington, th e 13-year-old, sixth-grade grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. before his retirement in 1961. Main St., Manchester was cent management and the present owners. excellent control striking Quinn 2, Bidwell 2, Miller 1; 2BH: Student Voter Drive Launched • Melvin J. Hutchin Jr., 32, of charged Wednesday night with Tim Thibodeau led off and Thibodeau each had two iney, student at Highland Park School topped 18 other entrants Stanley Ruganis of Vernon; and He was an Army veteran of East Hartford was charged Just to show how much the ball players think of Fishel, out 12 and walking none. Brody 2; SO: Bidwell 12, Brody 1, Par­ reckless driving in connection MOTOROLA reaching on an error and hits with Maloney having tridge 3; Hits off: Brody 8 for 8 runs in 2 for top honors...Joe Banning, second baseman on the East his paternal great- World War I. Roy White acted as the team spokesman, as a ‘senior’ Bidwell lost his shutout bid “Make a difference in Wednesday night with with the investigation of a two- 4- took third on Ray Sullivan’s three RBIs and Quinn and innings; Partridge 6 for 4 runs in 6. Catholic baseball team, will attend St. Leo College in grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. He was a member of Center tion will get prizes and Howell Cheney Tech, Mark operating a motor vehicle while November” says Secretary of car accident on Avery St., South member, gave up a night to be on hand. Silas Petersen of Manchester. Congregational Church, Hart­ honorary awards. Mainville, student. license suspended. Court date is Florida starting in the fall...Bill Rucchio, a student- State Gloria Schaffer as she Windsor. Funeral services are Friday ford Engineers Club and the Joining in the kickoff Tolland, Ellen Gray, student, June 3. teacher from UConn, helped the Manchester High track at 10 a.m. at Concordia Pratt and Whitney Quarter Cen­ urged state high school seniors ceremonies Wednesday at the and R. Dextradeur, advisor. X team this season. Coach Dick Williams reported that Lutheran Church. Burial will be tury Club. A 32nd degree to get in the Vote 18 Student Capitol was Steve Girelli, 1974- Voter Sessions PORTABLE ^Completely Honest Man' Coach Within One of 100th Win Rucchio did a good job with the field event participants. Registration Campaign and ^Punt' in East Cemetery. Mason, he was a member of 75 president of the Connecticut Voter making sessions will be COLOR TV Gabe Paul, Yankee general manager, summed up Fishel Rucchio is a resident of East Hartford. Friends may call at Holmes Hiram Lodge of Masons, Contest. Federation of Student Councils held at: Group To Picket The campaign was launched as a “solid, completely honest guy, a 100 per cent man and Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Bloomfieid, Washington Com- and a junior at Manchester • East Catholic High School Value Priced 100 per cent in his job.” CHICAGO (UPI) — tonight from 7 to 9. mandry, Knights Templar, of Wednesday with the aide of High School. in the Student Lounge on “Punt,” was the only thing Scheduling Switch League of Women Voters. It was scheduled to be a surprise party but word leaked The family suggests that any Hartord, and Sphinx Temple Area schools have already Tuesday, May 21 from 9 a.m. to DevGo Meeting linebacker Dick Butkus High Golfers Score “Every secondary school in out that Fishel was to be saluted. It was a good thing, for East Hartford High has dropped East Catholic from its memorial contributions may be Shrine, Hartford. named student and faculty ad­ 1 p.m. $97095 said he could think to do, the state, • both public and visors. They are: troduced to the group and the Yankee PR man was very much concerned with get­ basketball schedule for next year Eagles’ Coach Stan mad/; to the American Diabetes He is also survived by two • Howell Cheney Regional MONICA SHEA m M m Cart now that the Chicago Association, 1 W. 48th St., New daughters, Mrs. Emma Seidel private, has been invited to par­ Eilington, John Watts, ad­ 742-9495 seated at individual tables with IncludedInclur ting the Yankee Year Bt^pk up to date and off to the Ogrodnik reports. Ogrodnik was disturbed about the ter­ Technical School on Bears have changed their York, N.Y., 10020. and Mrs. Ethel Gustafson, both ticipate, and so far the response visor. Wednesday, May 22, from 11 a DevCo representative and printers, because of the many player changes in the past mination of this rivalry which has existed for nine years. Members of the Committee story in the team’s co of East Hartford; and four has been great,” Mrs. Schaffer Hebron, Chris Mortensen, a.m. to 1 p.m. local host. few weeks. Double Triumph “I talked to Charlie Horvath (athletic director of East Karen L. Drapeau for the Preservation of Coven- grandchildren. said. student, and Ronald Ouellette, • Manchester High School on Hartford businessmen named Hank Greenberg, a Hall of Famer who was on hand as tract dispute with him. Hartford schools) and he said we’d get together but then I Karen L. Drapau, four-year- tj7 wili picket a private recep­ in the invitation include Arthur remote Funeral services are Friday June 4 is the campaign target advisor. Thursday, May 23 from 9 a.m. well as Monte Irvin, admitted he was busy these days “I don’t know what I’m got a call back saying the East Hartford High coach (Ken old daughter of David and date. Then schoois with the tion and dinner for Hartford Lumsden, Olcott Smith, David After getting off to a woeful 14 points, besting Bill Currie of East 5 at 1 p.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Manchester, Craig Steely, to 1 p.m. businessmen and local guests ^ control playing tennis. “I’m playing four or five times a week,” going to do,” he said, Gwozdz) rejected it,” Ogrodnik said, “The disturbing Virginia Mitchell Drapeau of highest percentages of registra­ student. Hewitt, Walter Ck)nnolly, and start, the Manchester High golf team and 4 and Don Masselli of Bulkeley 5 Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. tonight. the former Detroit home-run hitter noted. He’s still in referring to a letter the thing is that we’ve always left room on the schedule for Enfield, died Wednesday at St. Roger Wilkins. special has rebounded with an 11-1 ledger. and 4. Jim Thomas was a 2 and 1 Burial will be in Rose Hill Representatives of the great shape. Bears sent him hy way of them.” Francis Hospital, Hartford. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Robert Walch, a CPC Satellite Remote Control makes The Indians took two yesterday at winner over the Hornets’ Pete Vipati She was bom in Manchester. Greater Hartford Process Emmette Ashford, the first black to umpire in the major the city newspapers. The “They told me that they had picked up Glastonbury and Friends may call at the member and chairman of the channel and volume changes Goodwin Park, 5-0 over East Hartford and Jim Wigren was a 6 and 4 winner She is also survived by a (DevCo) will pick up the tab for Board of Education, said last easy and fast. If you don't like letter not only Windsor (both compiled 4-16 campaigns this past year) and funeral home tonight from 7 to leagues, and a man who added a little extra life to the High and 3-2 over Bulkeley High. The brother, David T. Drapeau, at Fire Calls Israel Retaliates the approximately 2(X) perons. night, “As an individual who what you're watching, press a recommended Butkus over A1 Pressarimariti of East Hart­ that they had no room for us. 9. According to a letter sent by button' and quickly see whet's profession, is now working out of Commissioner Bowie home; her paternal grand­ (Continued from Page One) 20 minutes and the attack on has made a personal commit­ have surgery on his triumphs upped Coach Tom Kelley’s ford. The deciding point over Bulkeley “We don’t drop somebody after they’ve beaten us badly Coordinator Charles White, to on other VHP channels from Kuhn’s office as a goodwill ambassador. Ashford is a fine mother, Mrs. Pierre C. Ain Helweh about 30 minutes. ment to people who can, at best, your easy chair. Turn set on foothall-injured knee, but win total to 99 in his eighth year at the was picked up in medal play, with the Manchester, Town Fire tacks started around 4:15 p.m. lO ^ a l businessmen, the stated speaker and a treat to hear, although he wasn’t called on to and you surely don’t drop a team after you’ve beaten them Drapeau of Manchester; and There were no immediate be termed disadvantage, there and off, change VHP channels, said even if Butkus could helm. locals shooting a total of 331 to 342. Department, reported the (9:15 a.m.EDT), They covered jJurpose of the reception is to in­ say a few words at the party. soundly,” Ogrodnik said. The Hornets defeated the Eagles, her maternal grandparents, reports of damage or is something perverse about adjust volume. Manchester, now 12-5 overall and 7- Medalist honors went to Bulkeley’s following calls Wednesday : a wider area and were much form peopie about the new com­ When Garagioia was called front and center. Ford piped never play again, the Bears 75-68, in January for the first time in a long while. Thomas Mitchell of Darien and casualties. what is happening tonight.” 1 in the CCIL, is in Meriden today Marcel Ouellette with a 76. Slick • 5:09 p.m. — woods fire off more intensive than Israeli air munity proposal and to convey Enjoy Quasar Portable up, “I always knew that they would start off with the weak would continue to pay his After that victory, the Hornets’ coach said, “Maybe now Mrs. S. Vincent Wilkinton of Keeney St. (see picture and attacks near the Lebanese Sounds of sonic booms and He said, “We have an Color TV’s greatest picture $105,000 a year salary in against home-standing Maloney High Results: Manchester: Thomas 41- Los Angeles, Calif. to Coventry people the strong stuff.” Garagioia, a national teevee figure, came because East Hartford kids will stay in town instead of going here (Continued from Page One) story on page 1). slopes of Mt. Hermon in recent bombing could be heard in the organization whose intent is to performance ever with return for services as a and Penney of East Hartford in league 43-84, Wigren 40-40-80, Riggott 42-37- Memorial services will be streets of Beirut. commitment of the Hartford correct social ills of the inner of his friendship and put down his $20 bill like everyone (East Catholic). We have to drop the second-rate tag at­ anyway — when there was no • 8:10 p.m. —rubbish fire set weeks, the reports said. business community to the Our improved “goodwill ambassador” play. 79. Leone 46-42-88, Alt: Hassett 4242- Saturday at 2 p.m. at the En­ by four young men who were At 4:50 p.m. (9:50 a.m. EDT) city. I’m personally aware of Picture Performanoe else at the door. Ford, like Greenberg, said he had the ten -^ tached to us.” The Hornets qualified for the State Tourna­ reason why it couldn’t wait.” There was no immediate project. According to White’s and perhaps a a scout. Mike Riggott paced the Tribe with a 84; East Hartford; V ip ati 4443-87, ment, advanced to first round action, and were eliminated field Congregational Church, -Agostinelli praised the 1974-75 found by firemen during a comment on the attacks from air raid sirens sounded an alert the fact that there are children nis bug and was playing whenever he found the time, and letter, all town officals and 79 over the par-70 course. Riggott Pressarimariti 4643-89, Johnson 43- by eventual Class A champ South Catholic, 52-39. After 1295 Enfield St. Burial will be in state budget as “the closest check of the Keeney St. woods Lebanese authorities. in Beirut, but there was no sign going to bed in Hartford without the available courts. East Cemetery, Manchester, at of air activity. local clergymen have been in­ an adequate diet.” topped Ken Johnson of East 4 and 3 42-85, Currie 48-49-97; Bulkeley: that setback, Gwozdz said, “This is the best record we’ve thing to Santa Claus for all the fire, (see police news). The reports said the attack on vited to attend. Marty Appel, referred to as Marty Apple, is the young the convenience of the family. Lebanese government of­ Walch said, “There is and Art Pizzanello of Bulkeley 6 and 5. Ouellette 37-39-76, Burke 40-39-79, ^iz- had in 25 years. We have nothing to be ashamed of. We can people in the history of the the Nabitiyeh area lasted about Town Manager Allen WALNUT man who assists Fishel. ‘Bob’s attention to detail i---has The family suggests that any ficials had expressed fears of something perverse about an Duffy Leone also picked up two zanello 44-46^90, Masselli 47-50-97. state.” He stressed as a real ac­ Sandberg said town -officials always impressed me,” he said of his boss and he Illing Tennis play with anybody.” memorial contributions may be an Israeli reprisal attack in organization claiming as its complishment cutting the saies have declined the ivitation. proceeded to relate several incidents. If those are his sentiments, then why the move of drop­ Y made to the Cystic Fibrosis view of Israeli claims that the first priority the resolution of t v tax by a half per cent, Virginia Diehl, chairman of Squad Wins ping the Eagles from the schedule? He may pick up vic­ Association of Connecticut, 255 three guerrillas who seized social inequities providing food 1 Walnut SL, Manchestai’ Yankee Manager Bill Virdon, who had his club in first “something unheard of in a Senate Rejects the Committee for the Preser­ tories over Windsor and Glastonbury but they’ll be l^inted. Sisson Ave., Hartford. hostages in Maalot crossed into and alcholic beverages free to place in the topsy-turvy American League Eastern Divi­ Winning two of the three time of inflation.” vation of Coventry, which is a 649-4248 And that second-rate tag will not be dropped until a The Lete Funeral Home, 125 Israel from Lebanon. suburban businessmen.” sion race until the lost weekend — Saturday and Sunday — singles matches, the Illing Community College Lists He defended the $4.5 million group opposed to the proposed representative schedule is formulated. The move will not Pearl St., fenfield, is in charge “peopie-mover” at Bradley Anti-Bus Move Spokesmen for the , Marxist lauded Fishel “for the little things that no one knows Junior High tennis team topped of arrangements. new community of 20,(KX), said about.” be a morale builder—just the opposite. That’s why players International Field as “a good Popular Democratic Front for Cheney Tech, 4-2, yesterday at WASHINGTON (UPI) - By her group will picket the event W Variety of Youth Camps like Joe Whelton, an East Hartford resident, will noit stay investment for experimenting Senate gave way and accepted a the Liberation of Palestine Virdon earlier in the day had signed a three-month lease the West Side Oval. the margin of a single vote, the which she calls high pressure s with fast and mass transit,” ad­ set of much milder antibusing (PDFLP), which claimed for an apartment in New York, apparently feeling secure Dan Fox and Cherie Dow won in the system where a negative attitude is maintained. Senate has refused to join the sales. Mrs. Diehl said, “There ding, “Even if the experiment strictures. responsibility for the Maalot in his post. singles matches with the two Manchester Community Minnechaug Golf Course prac­ begin on Aug. 5 and run through administration and the House in is no way the anti-DevCo group fails completely, we’d be that Voting Wednesday only two operation, strongly denied the later combining for an 8-7 win College, in cooperation with tice area, meeting one night Aug. 9. Grasso Backs endorsing far-reaching curbs on can counter this public Kuhn said of the honored guest many times he had called much closer to learning what days before the 20th anniver­ Israeli charges and said the in doubles competition. the Recreation Department, every week. the busing of students to relations move, these are for, and received, Fishel’s advice on many matters. Athletic Director Pat we need.” sary of the Supreme Court deci­ guerrillas had not left Israel Results: Fox (I) def. Two soccer clinics (July 8-12) Senate On achieve racial balance in the professional PR guys, the slide will sponsor a variety of Mistretta, who will coordinate He said he is extremely proud sion outlawing segregated since 1948. Caravella 84; Dow (I) def. will be conducted by MCC) Bolton Triumphs nation’s public schoc^ls. show will be beautiful, the 0 i V youth camps during the the camps, is most excited Youth Jobs of what has become known as schools, the Senate rejected a Heavy security precautions Scarito 8-3; Maloney (CT) def. Coach Jim Dyer, Southern Grudgingly, however, the dinner gorgeous and the drinks summer, focusing (^n the about the idea. “It should help “The Agostinelli Bili,” passed proposal that would have were taken in Qiryat Shemona ^Square and Trustworthy' Boser 8-6 ; Fox-Dow (I) def. Connecticut Coach Bob Dikra- banned virtually all busing of after Israeli police said they free, it’s practically / Scarito-Maloney 8-7; Lundy- fundamentals of various accomplish a most important WASHINGTON (U P I)- Rep. by the General Assembly and overwhelming.” “I can’t find anyone in this game with more nian, Connecticut Wildcats’ Over Cheney Nine students for desegregation pur­ Kellsey (I) def. Caravella- sports and taught by the best factor in development of future Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., signed into law Tuesday by found the tracks of more The ietter said that represen­ performer, Bruce DeTora, poses. superlatives. He is unequivocally qualified to represent the K ennedy 8-2 ; Deyorio- instructors available. Manchester-area athletes, that Wednesday urged approval of Gov. Thomas Meskill. The bill guerrillas who had crossed tatives of the Hartford business Manchester High Coach Dick Two Fugitives Offered by Sen. Edward J. from Lebanon. game. This is a darn good man, square, honest and Caravella (CT) def. Silverstein- The clinics, which will be for is: help them obtain at a young Handed its second consecutive double figure loss this .the Senate version of a bill that provides “a first time ever” community would be in­ Danielson and assistant, Doug Gurney, R-Fla., as an amend­ trustworthy,” he told the diners in a more serious mo­ Titor 8-0. 8-14 years olds, will span one age the proper fundamentals week was the Cheney Tech baseball team. The Beavers would provide summer jobs for bonus for the state’s World War Captured Herd Pearson, and East Catholic which are so vital to playing ment to a four-year, $23 biilion ment. week each in the following ac­ were routed yesterday by Bolton High. 28-5. in a game 13,500 disadvantaged youths in I veterans — $300 for each. Coach Jim Fitzgerald. any sport well. I know we have Agostinelli said it probably After several days of extension of the Federal Educa­ Bill Veeck, the man who brought many things into tivities: soccer, baseball, called after \V t innings b^ause of the score differential. Connecticut. Manchester I^cquet Club pro some really outstanding clinic Mrs. Grasso wrote to a would make good headlines if searching and a long stake out tion Act, the proposal was baseball with the St. Louis Browns and Cleveland Indians, Eagle Netmen basketball, boxing, tennis, golf, Jack Redmond will instruct the Cheney, now 1-8 for the season, was trounced 15-0 Monday defeated, 47-46. Rings For Your Wedding Bells instructors.” Congressional conference com­ he announced he is for or by Mapchester patrolmen and came up from Maryland to salute Fishel. It was Veeck who cheerleading, and gymnastics. Tennis clinic from the West by Stafford High. The Amendment The list of instructors mittee urging it to accept the against a proposed oil refinery detectives, two North Carolina gave Fishel his start in baseball with the Browns. Skein at Six Side Oval. The course runs For further details on the Bolton, now 2-10, was paced by Jack Boyd’s three hits The Gurney amendment features many names on the Senate version over the House in Long Island Sound. He said fugitives from justice were V 4 V $ > Fishel’s biggest claim to fame with the lowly Browns from Aug. 5-9. times and fees for these clinics, would have prohibited the Rolling to its sixth con­ local sports scene. The baseball and seven RBIs. Paul Ponticelli also had three safeties for version, which would 'provide he will take no position until a arrested at 5:3p p.m. on Main was to sign Eddie Gadel, a midget, to a major league con­ JoAnne Brown will conduct call the Division of Extension St. Wednesday. busing of a student, beyond the secutive victory after a season­ clinic (Aug. 12-16) at Mt. Nebo the tumbling clinic at the Services, Manchester Com­ the Bulldogs who collected 13 hits. only 9,000 slots in the state this report is made by the commis­ tract. opening setback Tuesday was summer. sion Meskill appointed to study David M. Mooney, 19, and second closest school to his FUNERAL HOME will be conducted by MCC Bi(}well Street campus. It will munity College, 64-2137. In Charter Oak Conference action, Portland High upped Rene L. Wylie, 20, were home and would have allowed Ettabli$hed 1874-Three Generation* of Service Mike Burke, the former Yankee president, now prexy at the East Catholic tennis team Coach Jim DeWitt and Eastern its record to 10-5 with a 5-1 win over RHAM High. Matt The bills in question are ap- the proposal. with a 6-1 over St. Paul of charged with second-degree school districts now under court 142 East Center Street, Manchester Madison Square Garden, one of the first to sport long hair Connecticut State College Woltmann paced the Highlanders smashing a three-run propriations for the “Let’s wait and see before we Bristol. larceny by possession and order to bus students to revamp a few years ago, was present, as well as former writers Til baseball mentor Bill Holowaty. homer. Woltmann was also the winning hurler as he fanned Neighborhood Youth Corps take a stand,” he asked. Phone 646-5310 Singles winners for East were Program, which provides jobs Finally, he said he definitely having weapons in a motor their programs to comply with Ferdenzie and Hy Goldberg, now of NBC; Dan Daniel, a The basketball camp (July 22- 17 batters. RHAM fell to 7-6 with the setback. vehicle, police said today. They the amendment. marvel at 81 and one of the great baseball writers of his Mark Briggs, Mark Bradley 26) will feature MCC’s Don Room for New League for poor youths for nine weeks is “a serious candidate” for the and Mary Catherine Murano. In non-conference play, E.O. Smith of Storrs blanked during the summer. were also being sought as The anti-busing forces, Geissler, East Catholic’s Stan nomination and that most of the day, and Red Smith, Ron Swoboda, now a CBS The three doubles teams of Coventry High behind the four-hit pitching of freshman Mrs. Grasso, a Democratic delegates are still uncom­ fugitives from the Department beaten in their major effort, sportscaster; and Mel Allen, the ex-Voice of the Yankees. Ogrodnik, former Manchester Claim of Yepremian CHAMPAIGN CARWIN Murano-Briggs, Kevin Yungk- Craig McCollum. Doubles by Tom Sakowski and Mark Fit- of Correction of North Carolina then rallied behind an amend­ WILLOWBROOK High Coach Jim Moriarty, gubernatorial hopeful, said un­ mitted. He said he views Paul Kerr and Ken Smith represented the Hall of Fame, Rich McEvitt and Bradley-Jim ton led the 2-13 winners, who managed just four hits after reportedly escaping ment offered by Sen. Birch TAG & Eastern Connecticut Coach HARTFORD (UPI) - Miami signed contracts reportedly der the House measure Connec­ himself as a compromise can­ and many, many more. Valenski were also victorious. themselves. Coventry is now 4-10. recentiy from a jail detail Bayh, D-Ind. It would permit Clyde Washburne, and Univer­ Dolphins kicking ace Garo totaling $3.5 million to play in 6 ticut would receive $4.14 didate and that he is the second “I have never heard any player say anything about Bob million, while the Senate bill there. busing within downtown city Results: Schirdvan (SP) def. Yungk 6- sity of Hartford Coach Gordie Yepremian says there is enough the WFL starting in 1975. Action in the Central Valley Conference saw league­ choice of the Steele people and Fishel, and I’ve been here more than 20 years,’' Ford said 3,2-6,7-6; Murano (SC) def. Nlenstadt6- would provide $6.29 million. the second choice of the The two men were waiting for school districts or within subur­ 1,6-2; Briges (EC) Luboysid2-6,6-3, $4; McCullough. Geissler compiled room for the new World Foot­ “I was shocked at the leading Southington High whitewash Rockville High, 6-0, ban districts. It would permit BAKE SALE in summing up the little bundle of energy with the Bradley (IfiC) def. Dormody 6-f, 6-0; a 17-6 mark in his initial season behind the pitching performance of A1 Mauro. Russ She said the need for federal Panuzio people, in the event of presentment in Circuit Court 12 Murano-Briggs (EC) def. Scliirdvan- ball Leape to operate if they fipres,” Yepremian said. “I funds for summer employment a stalemate. Congressman this noon. They are expected to busing between city and sub­ Yankees. Nienstadt 86; YungIt-McEvitt (EC) def. at the helm for MCC, Ogrodnik can afford it. didn’t think they had the Laribee led the 12-3 Blue Knights with two hits and an RBI be extradited to North urbs provided both districts in­ MAY 18th Even the birthday cake was delicious. Luboysicl-Dorman 6-2; Bradley-Valenslii reached the co v ert 100-win Yepremian, in town money.” while teammates Jack Fager and Jim Gugliotti each had programs is greater now than Robert Steele and Bridgeport (EC) def. Driscoll-Dormody 60. last year because of the Mayor Nicholas Panuzio are Carolina. volved had practiced dis­ 9 A .M .-1P.M . The day Fishel leaves it will be the Yankees’ loss but a plateau during the ’73-74 cam- Wednesday to promote the The incursion by the WFL has two-run singles. Tom Smith collected two of the five Ram elimination of the federally the leading candidates at the crimination in the past. big plus for the American League office now headed by paip, while McCollough was World Cup Soccer cham­ started National Football hits off Mauro. Rockville fell to 7-6 with the loss. named New England Coach-of- funded Public Employment moment for the nomination. VFW POST HOME MacPhail. pionships scheduled this Leape owner to re-examine Runs came easy in South Windsor yesterday but in the the-Year for his successful 18-2 Program PEP. 608 E. Center St. summer in (jermany, said he contracts with their players, he end Plainville High had more to register a 15-11 win over campaip. Charter Oak Park said. Sponsored by the wished three of his teammates the Bobcats. Steve Kozlowski had two hits for the Devils CCIL Standings will be the site of the program. who have signed with the WFL “They are trying to please Catholic Burial Ladies Auxiliary Post 2046 including a three-run homer while Tom Reardon blasted a w L \ Earl Everett will conduct the “the best of luck.” their players because the WFL Catholic cemeteries stand, as altars to eternity, Stricken Ump Feeling Better three-run shot for South Windsor. Plainville is now 7-8 with SNACK BAR Windham 1 3 boxing clinic from the Bidwell Referring to running backs is offering so much.” He said where prayers go forth for some that they may be Manchester 1 4 Street campus July 15-19. Larry Csonka, Jim Kiick and the Dolphins have “ripped up” the triumph while the Bobcats fell to 3-11. 85 East Center St. Veteran baseball umpire, A1 Tolland High baseball game in speeded to the happiness of heaven, and to others that Bristol Eastern 0 JoAnne Brown, an instructor receiver Paul Warfield, the and rewritten several contracts ON THE PREMISES Cowles, who was stricken while Ellington last Tuesday is At Summit St. they may intercede for us and direct us along the same Bristol Central 0 of physical education at Eai’st Cyprus-born kicker said, in offering teammates a better working the Ellington High- recuperating at home. Women Cagers path. Platt 7 Catholic, will conduct the “We’re going to miss them and deal. The kicker has recently g cheerleading clinic, from siped a multi-year contract - WEEKEJND CASH and CASRY SPECIAL Q.n.ralion> ^ Cowles was rushed to Hall I don’t know how it will affect NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Sue U.S. stars will make a tour of SAINT JAMES CEMETERY The above spece Is evallable to your group on a FIR tT C O M ! g A upst 12-16 at the Bidwell with the Dolphins. Minnechaug Golf Manchester Memorial Hospital Wethersfield the morale of the team. Rojcewicz and Mary Anne the United States with the FIRST SERVED B A S IS to publlcizs community tarvica programt, mwcnester pmmde g Street campus, Yepremian said he didn’t Nine Hole Group—Low net— by ambulance during the fifth Maloney “People in Miami might feel O’Connor of Southern Connec­ national team from the 368 Broad Street' through the courtesy of Watkins. Contact Mrs. Joyce Smith at The g The golf^season will feature hey’ve been robbed,” he said, know if the new leape would ICARNATIONS— jl.g9| Herald between 11-12 a.m. Thursday tha week before pubHcetlon A — Agnes Green 38 39; B — inning of the game. A 25-year Conard ticut State College have been U.S.S.R. Ms. Rojcewicz, a Manchester, Connecticut 13 Manchester Country Club.pro hurt the NFL. But, he ^id, OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAVand FRIDAY* - lor Monday's ad, and Monday between 11-12 a.m. for Thursday's Phyllis Earley 38; C — Anne member of the Manchester Penney but the game of football “is a selected to play on the United Worcester, Mass., resident, and Phone 646-3772 ad. Please phone 643-2711... Alex Hackney. Classes will be there are 26 NFL teams and Sapere 41; Low putts — Emma Chapter of Umpires, Cowles is business and you have to think States women’s basketball 'Ms. O’Connor, of Fairfield, held at Mt. Nebo from July 29 to of your family.” there are 50 states, I’m sure we nin,. nil.„nl Trndr.u«ll S w Brewer 15; Three blind holes— also supervisor of district Little team. The Owlette stars are attended an Albuquerque, Jeannine McNiff 20. League arbiters. Aug. 2. A second phase of this Csonka,' Kiick and Warfield can afford another leape.” clinic will be held at the two of 15 women chosen. The N.M., training camp. __ \ 4 4 li PAGE FX)URTEEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 16, 1974 MANCHESTER jlVENING HERALD^ Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. May l6. 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN Hiller Set When Needed STjUnilKiSRed Sox Parlayed Long Ball to Triumph CLEVELAND (UPI) —- American Ameriran LeagueI,eatnip victoryviptnru nsas a votoron i;i._ i 1. .. . . , JL- American League a veteran and things like hits and two runs over the when you’re up against Mike As New York Finds Out The Boston Red Sox Boston ripped the Indians 7- the eighth, struck out four, ly off but I’ll pitch him in EAST that don’t bother him. He final six innings. Cuellar, Jim Hunter or Dave W parlayed the long ball and 4. walked two and was tagged Ne w YORK (UPI) - John Hiller didn’t mal^^it to the L Pet GB just settles down. As for “You just can’t let a Baltimore Tuesday,” Houk decided he had developed sufficieqj^ ulcers for the Milwaukee 15 the right arms of Juan “We needed to win this McNally—you have to get for nine hits while picking up game on time Wednesday but he was there when the 14 .517 Carbo, he’s a streak hitter pitcher like Marichal get off Aspromonte said. day. So, he yanked Coleman and Hiller came out of the Detroit 16 Marichal and Dick Drago them early. his second win against one Detroit Tigers needed him. 15 .516 final game of the series,” and when he’s hot he’s hot.” th e hook,” Cleveland bullpen to preserve the 6-5 victory which extended the Baltimore 16 15 .516 into a victory over the Marichal said, “it was a loss. Unlike Don Larsen, who was trying to drink all the booze said Boston Manager Darrel While the Red Sox chased Manager Ken Aspromonte Free Agents Sign Yankees’ losiiig streak to five games. __ Cleveland 17 16 .515 Cleveland Indians Johnson. “The hitters were funny game. They get two in New York City the night before he pitched his perfect New York Cleveland starter and loser said. “A hit in that first in­ Drago gave up a single to The Tigers scored their decisive-run in the eighth inning 18 19 .486' 1 Wednesday night. getting down on themselves. runs on four not-so-good hits HOUSTON (UPI) - Three game in the 19M World Series, the Tigers’ star relief Boston Steve Kline in the third after ning after Oscar Gamble’s George Hendrick that when Sparky Lyle walked A1 Kaline with the bases filled 16 18 .471 l ‘/z A three-run homer by Ber- It’s sure a big lift to the club in the first inning and in the free agents —Art May, a 6-3, pitcher was engaged in serious business— and, what’s WEST Carbo sent his sixth homer two-run single would have scored Gamble, but Drago 242-pound linenlan, running and two out following an error by shortstop Jim Mason. nie Carbo, a two-run shot by to go into Baltimore with a second they hit three shots more, had clear^ the situation with Manager Ralph Houk. W L Pet of the season over the left sent Marichal to the blanked Cleveland in the back Virgil Robinson frora^ Hiller took over with two on and one out and retired Bobby GB Rico Petrocelli and a solo victory.” off me and they’re all out.” Hiller didn’t arrive at Shea Stadium for Wednesday’s Chicago 16 14 .533 field fence, the Indians got showers. ninth. Grambling, and lineman David Murcer and pinch-hitter Bill Sudakis to end the eighth, homer by Carlton Fisk got The veteran right-hander, Oakland 18 16 .529 “Marichal started off a good relief work from Bob “But when you give him a Urie from Mon­ game with the New York Yankees until the fourth inning then closed out the game in the ninth for his fifth save of who was lifted in favor of Texas 17 17 .500 Marichal all the runs he little shaky and they hit Johnson and Milt Wilcox, lead, he just plays around Kline, who is now 3-5, had tana—Wednesday signed con­ because he was at a luncheon receiving the American the season. needed to pick up his second Dick Drago after giving up a Heart Association’s annual “Heart-of-the-Year Award.” California 17 18 .486 V/z some shots off him. But he’s who held the Red Sox to four with you. It’s the same way trouble keeping the ball low. tracts with the Houston Texans “That’s a funny question,” said Hiller when asked Kansas City leadoff double to Gamble in of the new World Football Hiller received the award because of his remarkable, 16 17 .485 IVz “Kline’s control was real­ whether Houk was annoyed by his late arrival. “I can’t pic­ Minnesota 13 16 .448 2>/z League. recovery from heart surgery which he underwent in 1971. ture Ralph getting annoyed at anyone.” Wednesday’s Results ’The 31-year old native of Toronto came back from that sur­ It was a funny answer, too, because at approximately Detroit 6, New York 5 gery to be signed as the Tigers’ batting practice pitcher the time Hiller arrived at the park Houk was kicking dirt Boston 7, Cleveland 4 and theri go on to become one of the major leagues’ top all over the shoes of plate umpire Jim Odom and getting Baltimore 6, Milwaukee 5 relief pitchers. He set a major league record last season himself kicked out of the game. Texas;6, California 1 by compiling 38 saves and winning 10 games. “Actually,” said Houk, in an expansive and forgiveable Chieago 1 , Minnesota 0 While Hiller was streaking for Shea Stadium after the mood after the game, “I’ve got nothing against umpires or (Only Games Seheduled) Toniglit’s Gaines luncheon, Joe Coleman was throwing baseballs all over the Odom. We’re all entitled to a bad day and Odom was park and tantilizing the Yankees to win the game. Shortly (UPI photo) Texas (Jenkins 6-3) at Kansas lum iuu. MUTUUmE WBK having one. The manager has to go to bat for his players after Hiller’s arrival, the Tigers had taken the lead and City (Busby 5-3) when he sees that and, don’t forget, (Manager Bill) Virdon Ralph Houft Kicks Up a Little Dust at Home Plate Oakland (Holtzman 3-4) at got kicked out of the game for doing the same thing I did.” Chicago (Wood 5-5) Detroit Managed Was Chased by Umpire Jim Odom Against Yanks (Only Games Scheduled) Friday’s Games High Boston at Baltimore, N Detroit at Cleveland, N .1 um m Aunmrm wsK New York at Milwaukee, N California at Minnesota, N Oakland at Chicago, N Sears Unusual Base Hit Texas at Kansas City, N National League / I L L s t a t e EAsr W L Pet GB Ruined No-Hit Bid Montreal 14 11 .560 St. Louis 17 15 .531 Vz SAVE *7.00 NEW YORK (UPI) - Bobby Bahnsen was asked what his Philadelphia 17 16 .515 1 High Voltage means straight-through-the-partlllon X Darwin ruined Stan Bahnsen’s Chicago 13 16 cell connectors deliver more initial starting power reaction would have been if he had .448 3 than an otherwise identical battery with up-and- perfect-game bid Wednesday gotten a perfect game on Darwin’s New York 14 19 .424 4 over cell connectors. 48-Month Guaranteed Battery night—and then almost gave him a se­ mistake. “I would have taken it,” he Pittsburgh 10 20 .333 6Vz cond shot at it. smiled. 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Aeros Two~Up on Cougars Slow Pitch Allison Invested Turbocharger CHICAGO (UPI) - The “Yes, they beat us,” he said, have to take two more and we “You let up on your concen­ Houston Aeros are two-up.on “but as I recall they had only 10 have three chances at home.” tration just a moment thinking TONIGHT’S GAMES For Jonncock the Chicago Cougars for the shots in the decisive game.” The teams battle Friday and the game’s about over and they Barbers vs. Stevenson’s, 6 - In Block Engine World Hockey Asociation But Howe preferred to talk Saturday at Houston and a fifth got their only goal,” he said. Velanck HUEYTOWN, Ala. (UPI) championship and both about Wednesday night’s vic­ game, if necessary, will be Wipco vs. Dillon, 6 • posed on the monster engines of ‘ figure the next right way to go. — Bobby Allison apparently INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Defending Indianapolis “5(X)” teams are looking back to a tory. played Monday night there. The Aeros got first period Waddell 400 cubic inches or more. ‘‘We’ve got thousands of I wishes now he had waited mamp Gordon Johncock will have a big turbocharger similar time when Five Houston players scored, goals from Murray Hall and Medics vs. Nichols, 6 • They believed a carburetor dollars tied up in the small “ Our team was bouncing with Andre Hinse getting two Gordon Lavossiere, a second Buckley before investing several limited to 370 cubic feet of air blower on his car for time trials Saturday. Chief mechanic Houston’s Gordie Howe pretty good out there tonight,” , engine now,” Allison said. “In goals, before McLeod allowed a period tally from Jim Sherrit thousand dollars in the per minute (CFM) would addition, we didn’t sit here in George Bi^otti says he apparently has found the right starred in the National he said. ‘‘We were much TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE Manchester State Bank last 40-footer by Chicago’s Frankie and another midway through night at Robertson. development of a small seriously restrict the larger the shop with our big engine TEE-TOTALERS Betty combination for the controversial equipment. Hockey League. sharper and our experience Rochon past him with 16 the last period from Ted Taylor Dillon vg. Frank’s, 7:30- engines and make them non­ Haefs 188-452, Leda NiCol 188- really showed. I’d have to say our international Fitzgerald Leo Williamson, Jeff block engine for his ready to go. It was sort of Houston won its second seconds to play. He blamed to complete their scoring. TTiey competitive. 456, Donna Magowan 196-203- The same type blower was put on Wally Dallenbach’s car last Rallying for seven runs in the Maxwell, Ron Laliberte, Don Chevrolet racer. shoved back in the corner. Now, straight game in the best-of- chances to take the Avco Cup himself for the loss of the outshot the Cougars 32-27. Fogarty’s vs. Trudon, On Wednesday, NASCAR 567. Saturday on the first day of time trials, and Dallenbach was the fourth frame, Ansaldi’s topped Dailey, Ray Rolanda and Bob . Allison and many of the other it will take a lot of money and seven series here Wednesday are pretty good since we only shutout. 8;45-FitzgeraId agreed. Association vice presi­ day’s second fastest qualifer for the May 26 race. the Lawyers, 8-2, last.night at Carr collected the winner’s hits top name drivers on NASCAR’s man hours to get it ready to go night 6-1, holding the Cougars Economy vs. Wholesale, dent Lin Kuchler announced INTER.CHURCH - Elly Verplanck. while John Walsh had two of the Grand National circuit back in the car.” scoreless until the last minute 7:30.Robertson that, beginning May 20, the big Newcomb 212-507, Lee Race However, when Bignotti said he wanted to put a smaller unit on \ nine hits stroked by State. developed the engines with 366 But, Allison said, under the of play. -Eric Gauruder had two Vito’s vs. Dorn’s, 8:45- block engines running on tracks 207-580, George Zanis 235-584, Dallenbach’s car for the race itself, USAC stewards said no cubic inches or less after car­ new rules the big engine will be switch could be made. The bigger blower gave Dallenbach more “We picked a heckuva time to singles for the winners while Robertson of less than 13-4 miles could use A1 Semrao 223-548, Phil Chase Bfehind the .eight-hit pitching buretor restrictions were im- more competitive. He es­ come apart,” said Cougar Mike Oleksinski doubled and Multi vs. Fuller’s, 6 il5 - 513, Paul Houle 521, Dick Niese horsepower but raised his fuel consumption. of Jim Balesano, Armory a 390 CFM carburetor and a 411 timated their top speeds on the Player Coach Pat Stapleton. Bruins’ Coach Needs Goals Pat Silver and Randy Everett Fitzgerald 526, Nels Johnson 518, Bill Tavern clubbed WINF, 14-2, CFM carburetor on longer super speedways would range Bignotti expressed fear that the setup used in time trials would “But you have to credit their each singled. Plymouth vs. Scruse, 7:30- tracks. Grant 506, Bob King 544, Bill last night at Robertson. “in the upper 170s and low eat up the fuel allocation before the car had gone 500 miles. y .- S goalie, Don McLeod. He was John Hanley had the only Nebo Topping 502, Don Anderson 513, Rich Gustafson, with four, The decision was based on 180s,” However, Bignotti went back to work and said Wednesday he our league’s best goalie all year safety for the losers as winning Allied Building vs. Jaycees, Cy Perkins 542. Not Calls and Suggestions and Dick Marsh, with three, led tests run last Thursday and The effective date of the rule apparently has found the right combination to provide the needed and he proved it again tonight.” hurler Gauruder struck out 12. 6:15 Robertson 4- the 17-hit attack for Armory. Friday at Talladega and Atlan­ change is six days before the mileage. “They handled us throughout BOSTON (UPI) - Bep Tierney’s vs. W ilson’s, ta. The tests were sparked, at The second year coach made I’ll tell you he never moves too Jim Jackson homered and World 600 at Charlotte, N.C., FLORAL - Jean Archam- (UPI photo) the night,” Stapleton said. Guidolin says he has more 6:15-Nebo His apparent success prompted him to announce that Johncock, the remark after Adams had singled while Dennis Wirtalla least partly, by the fact that meaning present restrictions bault 202-485, Candy Sumislaski praising the Aeros defense /advice than he can' use; much at the wrong time. He’s Farr’s vs. Crockett, 7:30- another member of the Patrick Racing Team, would have a Gordie Howe and son^ Mark, Help Defend Goal suggested that he juggle his NATIONAL and A1 Noske had two hits. racing superstar Richard Pet­ will apply for the Mason Dixon 458, Connie Benda 466, Dee Sim­ which choked us off before we what he needs is goals. ...up there as one of the best Nike similar blower on his racer for Saturday qualifications. power play “to put quicker Good pitching and fielding ty, running the big engine in his 500 this weekend at Dover, Del. Cougars Ralph Backstrom ITas Foiled in Try for Score could get into scoring territory. goaltenders in the league.” Renn'g vs. B.A. Club, 6:15- For WINF, John Pilch mons 474, Jan Wright 494, Guidolin has received reacting players in the cor­ highlighted the action last night Dodge, was shut out in first day Marion Coombs 464. Johncock had a top speed Wednesday of 187.188 miles per hour, But we'll be in Houston Friday Keeney stroked two hits. telephone calls and catcalls ners” and after parking lot as Moriarty Brothers nipped. qualifying for the May 5 which would be more than enough to make the 33-car race day and we haven’t quit all year and from fans, as well as a few Nassiff Arms, 4-1 at Buckley. CRT vs. Methodist. 6:15- ESIP' Winston 500 at Talladega. lineup. Multiyear Contracts attendants and fans shouted out Nike CHARTER OAK Ex-Champ Dies we think we can win this thing suggestions from club Presi­ George Mandevilles belted a Petty managed to qualify for Trabert Joins Tour yet.” advice from the street. Rallying for four runs in the C O M M E R C IA L - W alt UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) - HONESDALE, Pa. (UPI) - dent Westy Adams on the best two-run homer in the fourth in­ NIKE the 50-car field on the second In all, 18 cars not yet qualified for the holiday weekend grind Guidolin told the parking lot Six Straight seventh frame. Army & Navy Inland Fishing CINCINNATI (UPI) - Tony Lawrence 136, George Barber Veteran goaltender Billy Smith Ruth McGinnis, women’s Chicago center Ralph way to resurrect the Boston ning for Moriarty’s while team­ Sixteen hits produced 14 runs day but with a speed of only 172 have now exceeded 180 m.p.h. attendant to “just go back to topped Crispino’s, 17-14, last Good to excellent trout Trabert, a tennis star of the 154-373, Jim Colangelo 139-402, and Glenn Resch, the New York pocket billiard world champion, Backstrom recalled “back in Bruins who head into tonight’s mates John Kelly and Alan as Annulli Construction topped miles per hour, well below the Johnny Rutherford headed the list of non-qualified entries AND parking cars” but was more East Net Wins night at Fitzgerald. fishing is reported in the 1950s, Wednesday joined the Jay Colangelo 358, Emil Dietz Islanders’ top minor league died Wednesday following a ‘67 or ‘68 our M ontreal fifth Stanley Cup contest Klibanoff each had two hits Sportsman Tavern, 14-8, last 186 m.p.h. which placed David Wednesday, turning a lap at 191.938 m.p.h. A1 Unser turned a lap civil to his boss. • Pacing the winners’ 21-hit at­ following steams- Housatonic $250,000 world tour “ Tennis 144-375, Tony Pellegatto 148-352, goalie, Wednesday signed mul­ long illness. She was 64. Canadians lost the first two trailing the Philadelphia '(Vinning its sixth straight ten­ apiece. Kelly picked up the vic­ night at Nike Field. Pearson’s small-block Mercury at just over 190. “We still can win it all but we tack were Buzz Ames with a River, Salmon Brook, Grand Masters” and will play Jim Cochran 136, Andy tiyear contracts with the RADII Miss McGinnis, who retired games to Gordie Howe and his Flyers, 3-1, in games. nis match Tuesday was the tory spacing four hits. Chip McNally and Mike on the pole. Other non-qualified drivers over 180 Wednesday included Mario have to work harder than the perfect five-for-five at the plate Blackberry River, Fenton his first tournament with the Lamoureaux 148-389, Ron National Hockey League club. from the billiard profession Detroit Red Wings. But we ’’Everybody’s a coach East Catholic girls’ team, 7-0 Parrott each ripped three hits Allison said the decision Andretti, Mel Kenyon, Tom Bigelow, Jerry Karl, Dick Simon, Flyers,” he said. and John McCarthy with two River, Roaring Brook (Willing- group in Louisville, Ky., May Sponheimer 375, Art Ruff 373, Smith played in 46 games for some 20 years ago, had been went to their rink and won today,” said an edgy Guidolin over East Hartford High. for the winners, with Lon An­ “kind of makes a mockery of 24-26. Jim Hurtubise, Larry Cannon, Bob Harkey, Salt Walther, John TONIGHT The Bruins have won the Lord triples and a single. Larry ton), a Blackledge River, Lamar Dick 140-372, Dick Sim­ 6 the Islanders last season and twice and went on to take the Diane Robidoux.; Kerry nulli, John Burger, Randy the $50,000 to 60,000 I spent Martin, Johnny Parsons and Roger McCluskey. 7 :30 Flyers vs. Bruins, Ch. hospitalized with cancer at the Wednesday as he rode out to a Stanley's antique mug twice in AMERICAN Morrison, Reb Sawyer and Trabert, 44, will be joining mons 158, Fred Oakes 153-395, had a 3.07 goals against Stanley Cup that year.” Phelan, Sue Anderson and Lori Swanson and Ron Koepsel each Natchaug River, Yantic River, developing my small-block Rookie Jan Opperman, Beaver Falls, Neb., escaped injury 18, 22 Wayne Memorial Hospital here light 50-minute team practice in the past four years and don’t Getting all its hits and runs in Dave Krinjak added three hits such players in the group as Vic Mai Darling 147-151-413, Rich average. Howe remembered too. White were singles winners for adding two safeties. Tom Five Mile River (Putnum), engine. It also gives us one when his racer spun in the No. 2 turn and bumped the wall twice. since last Jan. 30. suburban Revere. appear as hungry as the Flyers, the third frame, Army & Navy apiece to the barrage. Seixas, Pancho Segura, Frank Farrell 138-146-386, George the Eagles. Tucker and Dave Samatarro Myron Kinnie Brook, Bigelow other headache — trying to Damage to the machine was not considered extensive. an expansion team in its topped Sears, 6-1, last night at Dennis Walsh had two Brook, Snake Meadow Brook, Parker and Gardnar Mulloy. Burgess 144-138-397, Jerry Ridl Uesults: Robidoux (EC) def. Tuska 6- each had three hits for Eldon Rasmussen of Indianapolis completed his rookie test. seventh year in the National Waddell. doubles and a triple for the 361. 2, 6-7.6-2; Phelan (ECl def. Goode 6-3.6- Sportsman. Pachaug River, Saugatuck Hockey League. 2, .Anderson (EC) def. Boutiette 6-0,6-3; A single by Ken Hill followed losers while Gordie McComb, White (EC) def. Allison 6-2, 6-3; River, Muddy River, Rippowan “Do you think we’re down by doubles by Jon Brandt and Dave Hassett and Bill Forbes River and Pequonnock River! Robidoux-Phelan (EC) def. Tuska-Goode EASTERN three games to one simply 8-2; Anderson-White (EC) def. Boutlette- Cary Coffin along with three added three bingle.*; apiece to Fair fishing is reported in the McMASTEK'S* BLENDED CANADIAN WHISKY. 80 PROOF. ® 1974 McMASTER'S IMPORTtO.. ALLEN PARK. MICH. The new '74 Dodge Colts are here Jenscn 8-1; Furlong-Leonard (EC) def. Runs were not a scarce com­ because we’re not playing walks were the keys to the the 19-hit attack. Norwalk River, Mianus River, Tliroux-Allison 9-7 modity last night at Mt. Nebo well'?’’ asked Guidolin. frame. Farmill River, Aspetuck River as Jim’s Arco scored in every “ Doesn’t anyone think that Mike Columbe had the only REC LEAGUE (East Branch), Morrissey AND inning to topple Lock, Stock & maybe they’re forcing us into hit for .Sears along with striking Ripping 16 hits. Telephone Brook and the Farmington Barrel, 24-18. The losers put the kind of games we've Hearing Today out 11. Winning hurler Brandt toppled Hartford National River. runs on the scoreboard in every played? MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPI) - fanned nine. Bank, 14-4, last night at Nike Lakes and ponds where trout frame but the final one. "A lot of people un­ Memphis Chancellor Charles Field. fishing is reported to be good Tom Thibodeau and Don Zura derestimate Philly. That team Rond Scheduled a hearing today Paul McNamar and Butch are West Hill Pond, Highland WHAT TD DO each had four hits for the has the best road record and on a suit attacking a five-year IMKRNMIONALFARM McDowell had three hits apiece Lake, Compensating Reservoir, winners while adding to the 22- best goals against average in lease of 50,000-seat .Memphis Chalking up 11 runs in the se­ for the winners while Sal Cerra, East Twin Lake, hit attack were Dan Jones, Paul the league. Nobody gives them Memorial Stadium by the cond inning, Hartford Road Bob Zagaski and Mike Yarnot Wonoscopomuc Lake, Crystal Zura, Mark Crowley and Randy any credit.” World Football League. Enterprises upended Ansaldi’s, led the losers. Lake, Amos Lake, Long Pond, Crawford with two apiece. Guidolin was willing to hand Sports promoter Michael 18-10, last night at Charter Oak. Mashapaug Lake and Beach Topping a 19-hit attack were out that credit, primarily to Lynn, who has sought a Robbie Ames and Mike INDY LEAGUE DURING THE CURRENT Pond. Fair fishing is reported Frank Cuneo and Bob Judd with Flyers center Bobby Clarke and National Football League Doyon were the big stickmen Rebounding from a 3-0 at Ball Pond and Candlewood three apiece. Ron Bollacker, goalie Bernie Parent. “Clarke s franchise here for eight years, for the winners while Kevin deficit. Walnut Barbers Lake. Ed White, Ken Honer and John been out.standing and Parent ... filed the suit last Wednesday. Boushee and Bob Nelson each whipped Gunver Stampers, 11- Kokanee fishing is good Anderson collected two hits had two hits for Ansaldi's. 4, last night at Keeney. during the day at East Twin apiece for the losers. M John Quinn doubled and McMASTER^ SHORTAGE Lake, but spotty at night. \ homered driving in four runs Fishing for bass and panfish N ATIONAL FARM FELINE for the winners while Billy is improving rapidly as the Rec Plans Second Women’s Moriarty Brothers registered WINF topped Crispino’s, 12-8, Lodge and Dave Enes had two water temperature increases. V a 16-11 verdict over Nassiff last night at Mt. Nebo. Chris Slow-Pitch SoftballJLeague hits apiece. Bob Coroso had The following lakes are I 1974 DODGE COLT HARDTOP. Arms last night at Bowers. Dulka, Sandy Hall and Nancy three safeties and an RBI for producing the best bass fishing: D I Doubles by Phil Malinoski Lessig each had three of the 14 Walnut. East Twin Lake, Naubesatuck f I The Manchester Rec Depart­ and Pat Shaw and a triple by hits collected by the winners the league will begin play in Julio Dibacco homered and Lake, Rogers Lake, Gardner ment is planning to start a se­ June with games at llling High. Steve Harley highlighted with Diane Jameson adding two I cond women’s slow pitch soft- doubled for two RBIs for the Lake, Pachaug Pond (a 6 lb., 14 I A Moriarty’s attack while Steve hits. Women interested should call losers with Bill Wilson and Bob oz. largemouth). Halls Pond I ball league. This league will be Cickowski and Chris Young Ann Pratson had four of the the Rec Department, Monday Bradshaw each collecting two (smallmouth). Lake Lilllnonah I for women 18 and over who are thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 17 hits cbllected by Crispino’s wielded the hot bats for hits. (many 3-4 lbs. are being caught I Manchester residents. p.m, to register. Nassiff’s. with Jan Tirinzonie and I in the Shepaug arm), and North I If there is sufficient interest Marlene Donnelly collecting I .SILK CITY Farms Reservoir. Field per­ three apiece. Pat Rejman and 0 Tied 5-5 after regulation. sonnel report good fishing for I Gail Kelley each had two hits I VMHHK ANI ARM Allied Printing scored six in the panfish in North Farms Reser­ I The for Crispino’s # I Bunching all its runs in the top of the lUth 10 Manchester voir, Lake Lilllnonah (white, Muffler That’8 first four innings, Army & Honda’s four-runs in the bottom perch), Pachaug Pond (calico). Y DIJ.STY 1974 bODGE COLt COUPE. Navy topped Sears, 17-10, last of the frame for an 11-9 win last Bantam Lake and Highland Guaranteed for Holding on for a 7-6 victory 1974 DO^GE CQLT FOUR-pOOR SEDAf night at Valley. night at Fitzgerald Field. Lake. f as long as you Home runs were clouted for last night qt Robertson was A1 Gesier blasted a four- I North End Fire over Savings D own the car... the winners by Rick Casavant, bagger for the winners along Dillon Ford whipped Acadia D Bank of Manchester. Andy Fritz, Scott Goehring and with three RBIs while Steve Restaurant, 18-6, last night at I 1 8 7 5 -2 5 1 7 Chris Levine. Casavant and Jim Barron and Steve Lucas Brady, Bill Morgan, Duke Fitzgerald. I each had three hits for the Fritz had four and three hits Hutchinson and Mike Sheahy Bill Monroe and Bob Watts I I respectively. Hosemen with Jim Sarles add­ each had two of the 17 hits for each went four-for-four at the I I OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP Scott Matson clubbed a ing a roundtripper. Mike the winners. plate for the winners while Don I ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE grandslam homer for Sears. Paparetra had two of the eight Bruce McClean. Don (Crowell Simmons had three hits in four I bank hits. and Tom Melick each had two trips. Monroe, Rich Belekewicz 8 while Bob Howe went four- and Fran Macchi homered for I I CANDLELIGHT for-five for Honda, which had 18 Dillon. I I Getting just six hits off losing hits. Crowell homered for the Ed Reyngoudt went three-for- I I hurler Joe Brooks, DickV losers. three including a home run for I American made the m ost/of Acadia while Ron Nivison and I 1974 DODGE COLT GT. I them for a 3-2 win ofver Scoring early and often. Mike Kilby each stroked two I NERICAN hits. I I 1974 DODGE COLT FOUR^DbqR WAGON. I I Shown here is the Dodge Colt Ct^stonf^gon. I THE Safety Shoe.. The Current Perhaps we should | I The results are liave had more fore- n I quite impressive. How Can You Sui WITH THE STEEL TOEI What Shortage? sight and seen the way . I As the chart clearly The Crisis the wind was blowing. * shows, we have First it was meat. Then it was I a There's no easy answer I But w e didn't. And now ^ I handle on the problem, Brass-plated / 1974 gas. Now there’s a shortage of one. 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BlackwaNs In most sizas >2.50 lass All prices plus taxes and old tire. i i i 'The aame long mileage Urea that come on many new 1974 care = 2 se “ ■ BUILT ACROSS THE OCEAN. CHRV8UR SHOE *19.95 BOOT *21.95 = = ! PROFITS AFTKR NEW TRANSMISSION JOB. Dodge 'Two (iberglaaa beKa under Ireid lor alrenglh and long wear CHARGE 'E M 'TVo cord body plies of amooth-riding polyeater SERVICED RIGHT HERE. AUTHORIZED DEALERS You see, weVe plowing our money back into the pixxluct to FREE MOUIMJING Who^ Responsible get more to you. Last montli alone REOAL MEN'S For The we bought 23 new barrels to age • THE COhtfUTt UEN-S STOW' (^ERICAN BROWN'S TIRE SHOP our nice, light whisky. You think CHORCHES MOTORS MANCHISHR McMaster^ Shortage? barrels are cheap? 333 MAIN STREET 80 OAKLAND STREET fOI -907 MAIN STRICT WeVe not going to pass the And we fixed the transmission Amarican Credit Card MANCHESTER, CONN., 06040 641-2471 buck. No sir. We take full and com­ on the Big Delivery Duck. Cost PHONE 848-3444 plete responsibility for the a pretty penny. Excessive profits? shortage. We don’t think so. PAGE EaOHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., May 16, 1974 ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERA L D J f a n c h e s t ^ ^ Mav 16.1874- PAGE NINETICRN .Bolton BEST SELLERS Bolton Coventry * (UPI-Publishers* Weekly) IGE School Program Rated Success b o o k r e v ie w s Science Fair Evaluated Woodland C ardens ABA Asks Ruling Fiction Is Your Headquarters for DONNA HOLLAND explanation of the project by A survey questionnaire at the DONNA HOLLAND tape recorder. end of next year’s fair would QUALITY SCOTTS® Correspondent WatershipDown -Richard In view of the overall results,' 646^375 Correspondent allow assessment based on ravel Bank Adams John Eagles, pjrincipal, feels The Individual Guided Educa­ The Fan Club, by Irving 6464)375 planned improvement. PRODVCTSI In Celebration of Small Jaws —Peter Benchley the fair should be undertaken tion (IGE) program at Bolton M O N IC A ^ E A change from river zone to light claiming hardship due to the Wallace. (Simon and Thing!, by Sharon Cad- Next year the hope is to in­ The Snare of the Hunter — again next year. clude on the planning com­ Eleipentary School has been in Correspondent industrial on property adjoining illness of his attorney. Schuster, $9.95) Even Irving wallader. (San Francisco Through the efforts of John Helen Macinnes He feels that additional plan­ mittee the director, two You can clear out effect for about ten months and 7 ^ 9 4 9 5 his in South Coventry. A judge is expect^ to rule on Wallace, who is a formidable Book Co.Houghton Mifflin, Biella, an evaluation of the storyteller, can’t make this Burr —Gore Vidal ning must be done in prepara­ teachers, two parents and two frbm all appearances is The Zoning Board of Appeals That appeal by Hayes was the extension of the case on $3.95) An eloquent guide for March science fair was possible tion for the fair. succeeding. one believable. ’The plot in­ The Fan Club —Irving by questionnaires being dis­ students. has ta b ^ action oathe request dismissed on April 4 by Com­ Friday. Jtose who like to do it for Wallace summer weeds Bolton’s program originated of R i^ r d Soucier to continue mon Pleas Judge J. Hamill. Until this issue is resolved no volves a scheme by four men themselves in the areas of tributed to students, teachers after a three-day education to kidnap a Marilyn Monroe - The Partners —Louis and parents. to ^ r a t e a gravel bank opera­ Hayes had 15 days to receive building permit can be issued to cooking, gardening, preserv­ Auchincloss workshop in September 1972 for tion on North River Rd. until the certification of two judges the Coventry Development type movie queen. Their ob­ ing and pickling, beverage as you fertilize area teachers. The subject was ject isn’t even ransom —just You and Me, Babe -Chuck Some of the questions and such time as the board could necessary to take the case to Corp. which plans to construct making, sewing, home fur­ Barris Dandelions, plantain, clover and many other IGE, a relatively new approach receive a legal opinion from the old fashioned rape. At one evaluation results follows: the Supreme Court. a light industrial park on the nishings and repairs and gro­ Tuesday The Rabbi Saw to education. town attorney. He is asking for the extension land. point the narrator calls the non-grassy weeds will disappear after a sim­ cery shopping. Final , chap­ Red —Harry Kemelman Did the majority of students IGE is a system whereby Soucier had been operating a kidnapers by job-descriptive iters discuss environmental ple spreader application of Scotts weed-and- each student is allowed to grave bank and sold the proper­ names. One is The Insurance Come Nineveh, Come Tyre receive some sort of satisfac­ protection and cooperative — Allen Drury This is the feed, TURF BUILDER PLUS 2 . p l u s -2 makes process according to his own ty to Louis and John Vercelli Man, another The Mechanic, tion? Yes-80 per cent; no-20 per 'living. I Heard the Owl Call My those weeds shrivel and disappear, roots and ability. who continued the operation. ^ and the like. But the guy who cent. season for The 1972-73 school year was Name —Margaret Craven all. p l u s - 2 also full-feeds your good grass, Cease and desist orders have fixes your car is more com­ Would a class project be \t spent in teacher training. BLACK been issued to both of the plex and interesting than better than individual projects? makes it grow thicker, sturdier, greener. Helps In the late spring of 1973 the operators because no permit Wallace’s Mechanic. yes-20 per cent; no-80 per cent. it fill in where the weeds used to be. IGE program was implemented Nonfiction CARPENTER ANTS had ever been issued for gravel Should projects be done com­ into the school system in the removal. OVER Stress, by Walter McQuade pletely by the students? yes-100 In addition to being area of work attack only. Soucier said he had a letter and Ann Aikman. (Dutton, You Can Profit from a per cent unsightiy and unsanitary, 5.000 sq.ft.(20V4 lbs) 8.95 The word attack program from a former zoning agent in The Man With No Shadow, $7.95) No one is certain what Monetary Crisis — Harry Biack Ants excavate consists of 45 word analysis town stating that Soucier did by Stephen Marlowe. diseases are caused by stress Browne Should a science fair project extensive gaiieries in wood 10.000 sq.ft.(41 lbs) 16.95 (phonics) skills organized have a gravel bank operation. (PranticeHall, $7.95.) Another but the authors hatre found Plain Speaking —Merle be a requirement for all to serve as nesting places ' around a definite and specific In Soucier’s opinion that the fictional assassination plot, enough indications of the Miller students? yes-7 per cent; no-93 and may cause extensive 15.000 sq.ft.(61% lbs) 23.95 behavioral objective-behavior land is zoned for such an opera­ this time the supposed victim harmful effect that stress has Tim es To R em em ­ per cent. damhge to your home. plus2 in terms of intellect, not dis­ tion and all that would be is Spain’s Francisco Franco. on th e human body to ber-Rose Fitzgerald Ken­ cipline. Written responses to two of necessary for the continuation Marlowe, a master of effort­ frighten anyone who is under nedy The program is organized the questions showed much con­ of the operation would be to less prose and the well oiled pressure on the job or at Alive —Piers Paul Read cern about the originality and into three units, each unit apply to the Planning and I home. Stress even can result Working -Studs Terkel plot, does well with his twists having 4 or 5 teachers responsi­ total preparation of projects by Zoning Commisison for a per­ and turns. The man chosen as in malfunctions of the im­ How To Be Your Own Best ble for instructing between 109- students. mit. the assassin, for instance, is munity system, medical Friend —Mildred Newman et Call 135 students. The town attorney is being researchers say, which in al The amount of possible Units leaders are: Unit A, 2 he leading bullfighter of asked to decide whether .'pain. A highly enjoyable en- turn may lead to cancer and Management — Peter F. parental assistance is of great Kindergarten classes, 3 Grade 1 concern to many teachers. lor a Preventive Mointenonce program Soucier needs a permit or not t ‘rtainment. a multitude of other disor­ Drucker classes, Gloria Finnegan; Unit and report to the board at its ders, includng allergy and Alistair Cooke’s America Suggestions to help assure B, 3 Grade 2 classes, 2 Grade 3 next meeting. the common cold. Harmful — Alistair Cooke fairness to all students include classes, Elsa Robinson; Unite, Shooting Star, by Maurice 168 WOODLAND STREET The board denied an appeal Zolotow. (Simon & Schuster, stress can strike anyone, the Thomas Jefferson —Fawn the following: 1 Grade 3 class, 3 Grade 4 by Madeline Grant to convert authors say in this clearly M. Brodie Students must be present classes, Janice Kerensky. $8.95) This is probably more 649-9240 her seasonal home on Oak Trail than most people want to written, documented book The Secret Life of Plants — during judging to answer MANCHESTER • 643-8474 The program is organized I to a year-round residence. know about John Wayne’s that could be helpful to any­ Peter Tompkins and Christo- questions about their projects. around four levels: level A has The board granted a variance career and political convic­ one who finds difficulty in Dher Bird Students should give an BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. “PlanU That Please Since 19381” 7 skills, level B, 13 skills, level As part of the Inidividual Guided Education work attack Karen Mdrrone, Eileen Vogel, Jennifer Roberts, Darcey^ to Donald Watt of Rt. 31, which coping with everyday life. C, 18 skills and level D, 7 skills. Special double drawing May 30. tions. Nonetheless, it is a fine The Oldest & Largest in Conn. program students in ’Thomas Dzicek’s class listen to Grisel. Students with their backs to the camera are Alan asked for a 37-foot setback to Usine t ^ method a student build a garage. portrait of an individual who “Fables in Poetry.” Students seated left to right are Carpenter and Lisa Wabble. (Herald photo by Holland) A perfect match with the Bonus Number, had had a unique effect on his in a particular unit according Seeks Extension tim es. We learn how he to his grade but may be in any Richard Hayes, Manchester and you’ll be one of the lucky $1,500 developed his politics and level according to his ability. developer, has applied to the winners. polished his moviemaking There are nine cycles to the has taken as well as results. Court of Ck)mmon of Pleas for Fifty-Two Pick Up, by passing their skills each cycle. received $95 per unit or $285 for he believes it’s a basic program Look for the Special green tickets on techniques. Here is a word attack IGE program. The Each unit has a card with the with nothing more than well an extension in time to get Elmore K. Leonard. Passing means achieving a its IGE program. The funding thorough, professional eighth cycle has just been com­ skills and the students who have organized phonics. ’The entire necessary signatures for an sale now through May 28. (D elacorte, $6.95) pleted. grade of at least 80 per cent. has been cut for next year. biography. mastered them listed. The students unable to grasp Over 30 volunteer parents are program is based on the child’s appeal. Unknowingly, a businessman Each cycle consists of 10 Ordinarily there is a one- needs determined by pre and Hays has appealed the deci­ is filmed in a lovemaking ses­ days. The first 8 or 9 days are the skill are placed in that skill presently involved in the IGE CONNEaiCUT'S $100^000 LOTTERY week break between cycles group again and most often program to assist with much of post testing. sion of the Planning and Zoning sion with a lovely blonde. The spent in actual teaching of skill during which all recording is Commission to grant a zone thoiBandi of wbmen cadi week. object is blackmail but the and the final one or two testing pass on the second trv. the paper work. done, choices made as to which Although some Kindergarten executive, a rich, tough self- f^ a a o ii i» f*®e»« f r a ^ o f to, see whether the students One group of students, having Mary Cheney skill will be taught next and students are involved in the completed the 45 skills, worked made man, refuses to cave in. •peak have been able to master the which students will be in which The head-on collision bet­ particular skill. IGE program the majority of with Mrs. Nellie Richardson, Library Adds groups. them are not. They are involved ween the sleazy porno dealer Daily instruction during the librarian, in compiling a There are usually 11 or 12 in a reading readiness program. and the respected business­ cycle consists of 25 minutes booklet entitled “rhymes from ISew Books groups with the classroom Students entering Grade 5 in eleven super geese and one wise m an is explosive and •Habout. '• being devoted to IGE word at­ teacher. The remaining Fiction engrossing. A tingling, breath tack. September who have not owl,’’ Agw ay has teachers and librarian run in­ mastered the 45 skills will be in­ One of the poems in the book, Allbeury — Snowball holding drama. The skills are the 45 small AGWA dependent groups and often one structed by Mrs. Mary Jane by Debbie Gallatin, follows. Bergman — The big kiss-off of parts into which the new or two aides run test groups. Pazda. “Hickery, dickery dock; The 1944 system of teaching phonics has The test groups are made uu termite ate the clock; ’The a complete line of coatings to Blankenship — The b ^n divided. At this time 42 students have of students who seem ready for completeiy mastered all skills. clock shed a tear; And the clock Leavenworth irregulars As each cycle is completed Zaleski’s Percentage, by the next level and are given the Bolton is one of 11 towns wasn’t seen again that year. Bloch — American gothic results are tabulated on each Donald MacKenzie full battery of tests in a par­ belonging to the schools The IGE Instructional Im- protect your buildings Brennan — Christmas Eve: student’s individual card, (Houghton Miflin, $5.95) The ticular level to see exactly Humanize Individual Program .provement Committee meets stories entered on charts and filed for where they stand. (SHIP) league. Bristow — Laughter in darkness crosscurrents ripple and flow future reference. once a week constantly Figures show that more than In the fall a team from Bran­ Carter — A member of the in this tale of a stolen cross Each student has his own watching to improve and refine encrusted with $2.5 million in 84 per cent of the students in­ ford will visit Bolton to assess the program. family card on which is listed skills he jewels and its attempted volved in the program are its program. Bolton teachers It also meets three times a (tormier — ’The chocolate war theft by a band of aging will go to another town to week with the different units. It Dickinson — ’The poison oracle former commandos. The assess its program. discusses and solves any Gallico—The boy who invented leader, a Polish restaurant Tolland Under consideration at this problems that arise between or the bubble gun time is whether or not Bolton within the units. Garfield — The three persons proprietor named Zaleski, will pursue an IGE program in The committee is made of the hunt makes an unlikely gang other areas. three unit leaders, reading Gluyas — Born to be King chief. As always MacKenzie Honor Society writes in deftly, and ob­ Through federal funding in teacher and the principal. Gordon — The birdwatcher SAVE 4.95 our rag. 40.95 the SHIP league Bolton John Eagles, principal, said Gordon’^ The river gets wider viously, in high good humor. BOVS’ 20” Hf-RtSER Inducts Members Gores — Interface WITH COASTER BRAKE Hill — In the springtime of the Tough and rugged dragster hae VIVIAN KENNESON year yellow fenders with rally stripes, Chariot,” “I Can See Clearly YOU WILL L’Amour — The Californios ' dependable coaster brake and Correspondent banana style saddle. Fully Now,” and “Killing Me Softly Lippincott — The voice of Ar­ T h e Late Harvey The Mark ’Twain Chapter of With His Song.” A viola solo by assembled. Min 12 the National Honor Society at STOP SMOKING mageddon Grosbeck, by Gilbert Mills- Sandra Henry, and a flute solo Lipsyte — Liberty ’Two tein. (Doubleday, $6.95) Tolland High School held an in­ by Douglas Worthen, will also duction assembly on May 9. Mcfhillough — Tim Harvey Grosbeck is a news­ be in the program. ON JUNE 11th MacDonald — The quick red fox paperman who, like many of Twenty-four members were Exhibits around the gym will called to stage to take part in IF YOU JOIN SMOKENDERS MacKenzie — Zaleski’s percen­ his breed, feels outside include work done by students SM O KNDEU IS THE C TO M M O K IIM COURSE THAT HAS M A K a -S M O O M tage — alien certainly from the traditional candle-lighting in the Home Economics OUT O f 28JHI0 PEO rU IH f i n TEARS. AMD IT CAR w o n t R M TOU TOO. BUT iilZ iSISISISlillS! MacKinnon — Mereford conservatism, put off by ceremony. Department, Art Department, DONT EXKCT AMT O f THOSE SCARE TACTICS OR W IU POWER S T U ff. riNO OUT A U ABOUT US AT OME O f OUR fUEE INTROOUCTORT CtASSES. COME tapestry ' liberal platitudes, appalled Those inducted were: Lisa and Industrial Education 4 - - Alderuccio, SheryL Clough, ■ SMOWHO AS USUAL Morgan — An^orwoman by hippie nihilism that would Department. Moss — The family reunion Carla D’Antonio, Carla Doran, Flff EXPUUUTIIliY StSm destroy what is worth saving. SAVE SJS our rog. 40.99 Scholarship Drive LOCATION Neugeboren — Sam’s legacy S A V E 1S.09 Melissa Dudek, Sandra Henry, When his wife is mugged, he BOVS’ 20” HUFFY The Tolland Scholarship Fund EAST HARTFORD AGWAY Olsen — Yonnondio from the finally becomes involved, our rog. 04.99 Brenda Hunt, Michael Jesanis, Drive collected $1,000 to date, Thursday HI-RISE SPEEDSTER . / Mary Jo Jendrucek, Shawn Temple Belli Tefilah ( EXTRA thirties which is at the same time about half of last year’s total. May 16 7:30 p.m. l-W! M'UM Wild Summer model features 465 Oak Street Paretti — The drums of winter both almost the death of him Lampron, Diane Martin, Mark Students still are soliciting BRIGHT front caliper hand brake, plus Pronzlni — Snowbound and also the remaking of McMahon, Timothy North, during the week. Donations AGWAY ALUMINUM AGWAY STAIGER 27"/HBV'S W-SPEED GERMAN RACER coaster brake,. Slung-out han­ Deborah Owen, Nancy Parker, I M the aben neelingt ire open t i the pnMk umiioRooFMiiie Stewart — Appleby’s other Harvey Grosbeck. dlebars. In white and blazing may be mailed to Tolland PREMIUM ROOF PLASTIC story The super racer packed with pro features for top-notch balance, stability and speed! orange. Comes fully assembled. Suzanne Prose, Julie Scholarship Drive, Tolland ROOF COATING They come on fast with frame-mounted shift lever, simplex derallleur, caliper hand Sespaniak, Cynthia Stockel, ROOF Non-Fiction Min 12 High School. I SMOKlMlSiaEFlS ® COATING brakes and rugged gumwall tires. Fully assembled, they sport the raciest colors. Min 36. William Trousdell, Wendy CEMENT Boucher — When the Rangers I f»irtvWinntaMtM*mhiiawnii,al«ailrllHKWaa,tt3|HiWTrailr., Apply this product properly Wanchak, Charlene West, Nan­ * hMiM. C» 2|}.n}«ei. b Mm tlMn-mi / were young cy Wooding. ■ m ■ m ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Top quality blend of asphalt and you can actually reduce Repairs roof seams, chimney Castillo-Puche — Hemingway Present officers spoke on the and long fibre Canadian asbes­ the scorching summer temper­ flashing and other faults in in Spain Elinor Hashim cornerstones of the society; tos seals your roof completely atures by 15 percent! Great for roofing to prevent costly water Clancy — Just a country In Post Again Mary McLaughlin, president, helping to retain its weather lawyer; a biography of Senator SPREEl w m THE PRICE RACE INTERIOR DECORATING mobile homes, barns, silos, damage! Easy-to-use. Manchester Republicans had on character; James resistant quality. (65-5060) storage tanks. (65-5082) (65-5071) Sam Ervin ON FAMOUS NAME 10-SPEEDSI c h a rg e ' MacArthur, vice president, on Courter—’The beansprout book delegates Tuesday night at two H scholarship; Debbie Hurley, rqutine State Senatorial ° " $6.89 Delacato — The ultimate, DlstrlcT conventions — for SAVE A N our rag. 64.99 secretary, on service; Cindy °$B4.9S stranger; the autistic child electing state central com­ BOVS’ 20” HUFFY Lanz, treasurer, on leadership. Edmondwn — The soaps ------PROTECT YOUR DRIVE­ mitteemen and com- 3-SPEED HI-RISER The main speaker was Roy WAY FOR ONLY PENNIES Froncek’'— Voices from the mitteewomen. Red Hot dragster with 3-speed Nierendorf, Tolland High wilderness gearing and twist-grip shifter. A FOOTI ’They had 11 delegates to the School principal, whose subject GET THE RIGHT Gilmore — The needlepoint Dual caliper hand brakes, ’Third District Convention (held was “Living Your Ideals — primer chrome plated rims, Red Pepper APPLICATOR FOR at Raymond Library in East lenders and yellow trim. Thou Shalt Not Cop Out.” Goodman — Collected poems Hartford), where Elinor Assembled. Min 18 A reception was held in the $6.75 7.45 THE JOB AT Gourlay — Olivier Hashim of Manchester was re­ library after the assembly, at Zo% Hall — Ler ’er buck! 2 GAL. AGWAY. TOOl elected committeewoman and which Mrs. Barbara Palmer, Haney — The lady is a jock 5 GAL. ApDvi ir Charles Stebbins of East Hart­ guidance director; and Mrs. 6.39 Hatch — The Lodges of ASPHALT ford was re-elected com­ Eleanor Gowen, administrative DRIVEWAY SEALER Massachusetts off T. MANCHESTER, CONN. 5 GAL. DRIVEWAY SEALER Acrylic is lor protecting mitteeman. ’The district is com­ assistant, president at the tea Janov — The feeling child One easy application does all driveways which have been prised of all of East Hartford table. TEL. 646-5582 AGWAY Meyer — American folk FOUNDATION COATING these things for your drive­ previously sealed and about 53 per cent of Music and Arts Festival way: ^ ' • 3-knot roof coating brush medicine Damp-proof foundations to • renews old seal Manchester. charge Henry Kreske, director of • protects it from weather, Minton — Giant reptiles keep basements drier, more • protects against acid, frost, • 16" acrylic squeegee/brush ’They had 8 delegates to the *54 acid, water, heat blacktop applicator Morelia — Lucy: the music, has announced a music comfortable. Helps protect water, weather, gasoline and Fourth District Convention SAVE laOS our rog. 64.00 • makes it look attractive oil spills • blacktop roller applicator bittersweet life of Lucille Ball SAVE 17.99 and arts festival to be held at for Corpt-ks. ^ foundations from cracking. (held at Capt. Nathan Hale MEN’S OR WOMEN’S 2 6 ” • seals holes, cracks • makes it look attractive • Assorted root c o a tin g Rathbone — More crochet Tolland High School May 20 at (65-5135) School in Coventry), where NERV I M EN’S 2 7 ” COLUMBIA 3-SPEEDS 7:30 p.m. • covers up to 300 sq. ft. • covers up to 400 sq. It. brushes Robinson — All my yesterdays YOUR CHOICE SLEEK m-SPEED RAC^ I Fleetwheeled lightweights have ------y Saltonstall — Maine pilgrimage Nina Parker of Glastonbury 27” 10-SPEED RACER ’The concert will take place in w as re-elected com­ Featuring rugged lug boR Wrigger oontroi 3-speed hub, Sherrill — ’The Saturday night Has 10-speed derallleur sys­ fblackwall tires, contoured sad- the gym and the band will per­ PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEEKEND ONLY mitteewoman and Fenton frame, simplex derallleur, form “Bugler’s Holiday,” special tem, stem-mounted shift idle and enamel lenders. Comes Futtner of South Windsor was frame-mounted shift lavera, levers, Maes bend handle­ r fully assembled. Min 18 “National Emblem March,” STORE HOURS: Stillman — Dr. Stillman’s 14- EQUIPMENT SHOP: re-elected committeeman. The center-pull hand brakes, bars, dual center-pull caliper exceipts from “The Marriage Mon. T u n . Wod. FrI. day shape-up program Mon. Tuoi. Thurt. FrI. district is comprised of about 47 gumwall tires. Assembled. of Figaro” and other assorted 8:30 to 5:30 p.m. AGWAY. INC. Voznesenky — Story under full hand brakes, racing saddle. Thuri. 8:30 to 8:30 8:00 to 5:00 per cent of Manchester plus the Min. 36 72our reg. 89.99 540 NEW STATE ROAD. £ i | 0 OO sail Assembled. Min. 20 selections. Sat. 6:00 to 4:30 BUCKLAND Sot. 8:00 to 4:00 entire towns df Andover, Windeler — Sweetheart: the Norwood Mansur will conduct Clowd Wadnoodav Bolton, Coventry, Glastonbury, story of Mary Pickford chorus in “ Cantate Hebron, South Windsor and Zolotow — Shooting star; a DMUbo,” “Credo.” “Ride the East Windsor. biography of John Wayne 381 Broad St„ Manchester • Putnam Bridge Plaza, E. Hartford I t PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. May 16, 1974 t^ e fp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., May 16. 1974- PAGE TWBNTV.niMii; S5imS6S*!S:4S:SI®; Hopoffies For Sate 23 Homes For Sale 23 Gostle Urges Caution DO YOU remember /II e d UCED. Here's a 7-room HAPPY ADS Raised Ranch you must see. December’s Ice storm? Say Coventry goodbye to extremes. The Sparkling country kitchen, VERNON fireplaced living room, 4 average mean temperature for ROOM TO OREATHE In Allowing Refinery FOREMAN Spring Hill is 71.5 degrees bedrooms. Lovely game room. LARGE LOT Try This for A Starter To aupervise 2nd ahltt production of Over two acres treed land. fahrenheit with Januaiyi's low U&R 6-room Ranch, Large lot, large rooms in this RSAlTOli HARTFORD (UPI) - The PEPCO facility would be secondary machining operations. / Excellent closet space and being 60.5 degrees annd Julys July^ danlel f. reale which could be in six months. high 80.5 degrees. Spri-.^Spring __ Hill 7V4 room Raised Ranch, with cathedral ceiling living room, — ?V ■ Connecticut won’t be a $600-million oil refinery and Costle said both PEPCO and Supervisory background In machining nedessary. more. Only $39,900. Call today, Roman brick fireplace, dining “^m peded” into approving an Keith Real Estate, 649-1922, was planned and bujlt by the 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, formal tanker terminai on Long Island Wilson would be required to onUi ol tooling and„„„ metalluatal rpachlnlngiriai famous Florida Mackle room with glass sliding doors oil refinery in its waters shoals, about three miles off equipment, Including milling, drilling /n d 646-4126. dining room, carpeting, submit a detailed impact study Brothers. $27,800 buys a Mackle finished rec room with to sundeck, eat-in kitchen, 3 without proper environmental Cornfield point in Saybrook. It S# related equipment required. Must bddesourcelul on their proposed refineries. It COVENTRY - LOVELY Cape, quality home including sodded fireplace, two-car garage and bedrooms, 2 baths, oversized safeguards. would pump 400,000 barrels of would touch on such areas as and have the ability to resolve mechanical and lot, city water and sewers, in- rec room. Attached garage, "We must be absoluteiy cer­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING nicely located 6-room family beautiful landscaping. $41,900. refined petroleum daily through air and water pollution, noise, production problems. home. Full dry basement. Big ground utilities, sidewalks, treed lot. Near elementary tain !that any refinery proposal 10 underwater pipelines with a impact of transhipment on Excellent wages and benefits yard with pool for kids. Minutes closing costs and more. Get the school. Excellent location, includes foolproof safeguards to terminal near Baldwin Bridge to Route 1-84. $30,500. Louis full story. Write, call or come $45,000. recreational and commercial Send resume to Personnel Dept. in today, Florida Unlimited, 38 protect the Long Island Sound over the Connecticut River. boating, oil spils, and impact on ... Somton* Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. COLU-WAtNER and its natural resources,” said Both of these proposals are Kane Street, West Hartford, U&R REALTY CO., Inc. the surrounding wetlands and may havt sant you Conn., 06119, 523-5213. REALTORS Environmental Protection now with the.governor’s Task property, and on marine T h e M (g BY (JWNER - Manchester con­ 643-2692 Commissioner Douglas M.W. Fo|ce on Refinery which is ahoppyadi ^ dominium. Two bedrooms, 289-0241 643-2613 Robert 0. Murdock, Realtor resources. PHONE 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 finished basement - fireplace, 1 Costle Wednesday. Manufacturing preparing a report on all PARKER STREET The state has received two aspects of building an oil FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Company 1/2 baths, carpeted, all proposais for an oil refinery: “We know that even with the appliances, fully air- MANCHESTER - Seven-room MANCHESTER - Two-year old refining facility in Connecticut. i f u e o Q S conditioned, $32,000. For ap­ Colonial, living room, dining one from PEPCO International, Reuben C, Leuba, head of the best of controls, refineries do duplex, 3 bedrooms, living Happy Birthday 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut pointment call. 643-9229. Vacant 6-room Colonial with room, kitchen, den, fireplace, room, huge kitchen, 11/2 baths, listed thil 9 ^ ® just Inc., of North Chelmsford, task force, said no action on pollute and Would utilize a cer­ INDEX Help Wanted 13 o! I" one of Manchester's well- D A D An equo/ opportunity employer U /f basement garage, fireplace. two full baths, three bedrooms, separate basements, aluminum Mass., and the other from both proposals would be tain amount of available clean established neighborhoods. Excellent starter home with NOTICES ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Love, MANCHESTER - Two family, House completely rem^eled garage, central location. Only siding, storms and screens, Joseph G. Wilson, an engineer forthcoming until after his air and water resources,” he 1 — Lost and Found 3-3, ideal starter or retirement $37,500. Frechete & Martin, nicely panelled living room and wall to wall carpeting The Mary Ann and Bernie and redecorated. Property hardwood floors. Low 50’s. from Greenwich. group’s report is finished. said. 2 — Peraonali DEADLINE home with income. Large Realtors, 646-4144. bathroom has been completely remodeled a n d T ? o o f J s 3 — Announcements RATES HEAD CASHIER - for active adjoins Town property in Principals only. By owner, 643- \ 12:00 noon rooms, immaculate condition., 7026. 4 — Entertainment the day before OFFICE CLERK AVON discount health and beauty aid rear. Mid 30’s. ew. Large, attractive recreation room and the front yard Is Costle said his department 5 — Auctions publication. 1 d a y ...... 9$ word per day Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. MANCHESTER - $26,900, older 3 days ..... 8t word per day store in Manchester. Some would not approve any refinery Deadline lor Saturday and Part-time mornings and Says... seveen room home, convenient MANCHESTER - Unusual 6- FINANCIAL 6 d a y s ..... 7c word per day retail store experience don t let this one pass b y _ “ Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Thursday to eariy p.m. Wiil Make Money even if you’ve VERNON - Summer fun in your TJ.CRO CKEn location near school and shop­ on the Sound until all these 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgeges 26 d a y s ..... 6c word per day Help Wanted 13 desirable. Must be able to room Cape, central location, $29,900 Paper Suggests 9 — Personai Loans train for diversified duties. ■never “sold” before. Most own back yard. Seven-room Realtor 643-1577 ping, 65x107 lot, two car garage, aspects of the facility are 15 WORD MINIMUM assume responsibility and work |aragCj 1 1/2 baths, lovely lot. 10 — Insurance Raised Ranch. Immaculate city utilities. Bel Air Real answered. Happy A d s ...... $1.75 Inch Knowledge of typing heipful. people are already "sold” on flexible hours. Apply to store Bel Air Real Estate, LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... PLEASE READ WANTED - Lathe hands. Over­ condition. Three bedrooms, 1 Estate 643-9332. 643-9332. EMPLOYMENT Apply in person: time, paid holidays, excellent Avon. Let me show you how to manager. Brooks Discount Nixon Censure 13 — Help Wanted YDUR AD set up your own business. Call Center, 277 West Middle Turn­ 1/2 baths, family room, and rec “The state cannot afford to 14 — Business Opportunities insurance benefits. Metronics, room. Beautiful pool in fenced' $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 Classified ads are taken over pike, Manchester, 646-9196. VERNON MANCHESTER - 5-5 Duplex. REALE’S C6RNER be stampeded and will not be 15 — Situation Wanted MANCHESTER MODES, INa Inc., Route 6&44-A, Bolton. rear yard. All this for only $41,- baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ Brick and aluminum siding. WATERBURY (U PI)- The through Secretary of State the phone as a convenience. 289-4922 age, two acres. Hutchins Agen­ 175 MAIN STREET PHUNE 646-4525 stampeded into approving a EDUCATION The Herald is responsible lor Pine Street 900. Call Barbara Weinberg, at EXCEPTIONAL VALUE Modern kitchens with dis­ Waterbury Republican, in a Henry Kissinger. / cy, Realtors, 649-5324. front page editorial, has called refinery in Connecticut 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect insertion and Manchester HOSTESS - SUPERVISOR T. J. Crockett, 643-1577. $35,900 hwashers, disposals, stoves, At home, the newspaper said, waters,” he said. 19 — Schools-Classes then only to the size of the for congressional censure of 20 — Instructions Wanted Year around evening work in­ refrigerators. Carpeting. Nixon “curbed wild govern­ ■0 original insertion. Errors which Ks MACHINISTS PART TIME, laundermat MANCHESTER -1851 Colonial MANCHESTER - $28,900, two Conveniently located. Pasek Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 President Nixon as an alter­ ment spending” and redirected REAL ESTATE do not lessen the value of the attendant 4-9 p.m. three or four cluding weekends. Must be bedroom Ranch, two car gar­ Large OVz room Ranch, Experienced machinists Cape on large treed lot with all Realtors, 289-7475. ■/ native to the “agonies of im­ the federal government “into a 23 ~ Homes for Sale advertisement will not be cor­ days per week, call 647-1119 over 21. city utilities, 7 1/2 rooms, 2 age, freshly decorated, kitchen with formal dining TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving CUSTOM MADE draperies, 24 — Lots-Land for Sale rected by an additional inser­ needed by small established peachment.” RN - LPN. Part-time, 11-7 a.m. from 8-4 p.m. on Tuesday, • Paid Vacation fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths. Needs excellent location, Hutchins area, good sized living room large appliances, cleaning very reasonable, work more conservative attitude, one 25 — Investment Property tion. company, must' be able to Agency, 649-5324. ASSUME PAYMENTS ON The newspaper said which the country has iong INVITATION 26 ~ Business Property One shift per week accepted, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday • Uniforms provided some modernization, $35,000. with fireplace and paneled cellars and attics, also some guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- 27 — Resort Property work on lathe and or Sunday. COLORADO INVESTMENT LAND tree work done. 644-1775, Wednesday that evidence in the needed.” night differential. Equal oppor­ • Profit Sharing Plan Warren E. Howland, Realtors, wall, 3 bedrooms, IVz baths, 4266. FOR BIDS 28 — Real Estate Wanted Bridgeports. Good starting 643-1108. built-ins. Swimming pool, The following Colorado 6 edited Watergate tape Help Wanted tunity employer. Contact Bum- • Medical Plan Since Watergate, “ we have 1) Sealed bids will be 13 MANCHESTER LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, transcripts “makes it clear that MISC. SERVICES Lost and Found side Convalescent Home, 870 rate, with complete company wood deck, large lot, con­ ranches may be purchased Painting-Papering 32 been reserved in our com­ received for the construction of 31 -- Services Offered • Free Life and cellars and attics cleaned, Nixon can justifiably be ac­ 32 — Painting-Papering PART TIME - Evening job is Burnside Ave., East Hartford, paid benefits. Disability Insurance BY OWNER venient location. Minimum with no down |iayinenl, low ments” but release of the the addition and alterations to 289-9571. AUTO MECHANIC / lawns mowed, smSll tree work. PAPER HANGING and ceiling cused of complicity in a cover- 33 — Building-Contracting FOUND - On Hartford Rd., available for a retired person Apply at 0 Call 875-8951 HEBRON - Walnut Drive, fivv Very conveniently located 6-: down. interest, assuming the Watergate transcripts “reveal the Bennet Junior High Schooi, 34 — Roofing-Siding four evenings a week, ap­ Experience ^necessary, Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. painting. Neat work. up of Watergate after it was 35 — Heating-Plumbing Friday, Chrome Hubcap. Phone room Ranch on perfect acre. balance owed and making up dramatically that Nixon is oniy Main Street, Manchester, 646-5839. THIRD SHIFT - Heat treat fur­ NOBLE & WESTBROOK modern clean shop, good to arrange interview room Cape, 3 large bedrooms, I U&R REALTY CO., Inc. Reasonable rates. Phone brought to his attention. 36 — Flooring p ro x im a te ly 25 h o u rs. 20 We«tbrook Street Coppertone range, refrigerator the delinquent payments. ODD JOBS/- Carpentry, pan­ human with all the frailties of« Connecticut at the Manager’s 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage •••••••••(•••••a,,,,,,,,,,,. Experience not necessary, will nace operator. Training working conditions and den, tiled bath, carpeted • Leonard Spiegelberg 643-9112. East Hartford HOWARD JOHNSON and dishwasher. Fireplace, full 643-2692 One 39.3 acre, $3,885 balance, eling, rec rooms, offices, “Every action of the Presi­ man. He is caught like a figure Office up to 4:30 p.m. and from 38 — Services Wanted Personals 2 tram. Call Cavey’s Restaurant, programs and opportunities to benefits. Five day week, no living room, large patiori Bobort D. Murdoch, Realtor An tquti opportunitf tm ploytf RESTAURANT basement, one car garage, just 4 payments of $47.,30. 7%% in­ household repairs. Phone 649- J.P. LEWIS & Son custom in a Greek tragedy who lost 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Hearing MISC. FOR SALE 643-1415. advance. Please apply in per­ Saturdays. See Mr. Duff or landscaped front yard, cheery dent himseif and of his close ad­ son. Klock Company, 1366 Route 30 Vernon painted, easy commuting to terest. Near utilities and lake. 4594. decorating, interior and visors involved hiding as much control of the events around Room, Municipal Building, 41 — Articles for Sale NEW IMPROVED “Zippies”, Mr. Patch in person or call routes 85 and 1-84. Immediate kitchen, new furnace. Low * 42 — Building Supplies the great iron pill now with BOOKKEEPING assistant, Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. SERVICE MANAGER - For 30’s. Shown by Appointment. • SAVE GAS - Easy walk to bus 160 acre, $25,000 balance, 2 exterior, paper hanging. Fully as possible from the people. He him.” Manchester, Connecticut, on 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs 646-6464 for appointment. possession, $34,700. The Yankee TWO HANDY men want varie­ Vitamin C. Liggett Rexall, filing clerk and typist to handle An equal opportunity employer. automotive department. Con­ from this spacious newly insured. 649-9658. publicly defended as righteous The editorial called for con­ June 5, 1974 at which time they 44 — Livestock PART-TIME cleaning woman. Peddlers, 742-9718, 423-6735. painted nine room Colonial in a payments of $255.51. 6'/2% in­ ty of jobs, raking rolling, gressional censure because it 45 — Boats & Accessories Manchester Parkade. extra duties in several tact Goodyear, 646-0101. / WORTH LOOKING ATI ; terest. Next to large develop­ liming, fertilizing, mowing those who were looking for will be publicly opened and read 46 — Sporting Goods departments. 8-4:30 on the bus WAITRESSES wanted - Apply Immediate opening, hours 5 to 7 luiet. gracious neighborhood, COLLEGE Graduate students 47 — Garden Products CARTER CHEVROLET C 0„ INC. p.m., five day week. New small LEBANON - Cook Hill Road - 643-9219 246-5626: 0 ment. lawns, attics, cellars cleaned. ways to deceive the American would “not attack the presiden­ aloud. WANTED - Ride to UConn, line, apply in person. East in person. Full-time, will train EXPERIENCED brake and wners moving out of state, available for exterior and in­ cy” but the failures of one per­ 48 — Anliques 1229 Main SI j office. Contact Multi-Circuits, seven room large country creates a superb value, priced Reasonable rates, 643-5305. pubiic. 2) Sets of the contract 49 — Wanted to Buy May 20 - June 28th, 8 a.m - 12 Hartford Convalescent Home, if necessary. Bolton Lake alignment mechanic with tools. Two-40 acre. $6,798.32 terior painting. Six years Manchester 50 Harrison Street, home, on pretty 1.2 acres. right for q^uick sale. Louis experience. Fully insured. Free son to fulfill his obligations of documents may be obtained at noon or later. Phone 649-9072 745 Main St. East Hartford. Hotel, Route 44-A, Bolton, Contact Goodyear, 6464)101. balance, 2 payments of $70,14. “That is clearly wrong, that office as viewed by RENTALS Conn. Manchester, 646-3800. Large rooms, stream on MANCHESTER - Elro Street. Dimock Realty, 649-9823. 6'/2% interest. Near moun­ PDQ PRINTERS - Post Road estimates. Call our com­ the office of Mankey /52 — Rooms lor Rent property, easy commuting to New 2-family, 5-5, three Plaza, Vernon. Letterheads, although not necessarily il­ Congress and the American 53 — Apartments lor Rent MAN WANTED to do custodial DOMESTIC Help - full, part or RESPONSIBLE Driver for Mr. tains, good water. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. Associates, Architects, 769 FULL TIME - janitorial routes 87, 2, 66, and 6. bedrooms, air-conditioning, EAST HARTFORD - Preferred envelopes, bills, quick copy, legal,” the editorial stated. people.” 54 — Homos for Rent work for cleaning compnpany, MECHANIC - long established temporary. 'Transportatjon Softee truck. Must be 18 or Main Street, Manchester, 55 — Business lor Rent superintendant needed for Immediate possession, $32,900. appliances, carpeting, private Millwood Rd., 16x22’ fireplaced Call Chuck COLLECT wedding invitations. Xeroxing. INSIDE - Outside painting, The newspaper, which en­ days or nights. $2.50 per■ hour. and well equipped general gar­ provided. Phone 872-3344, E-Z over, neat and reliable. Call The ■ editorial said censure Connecticut, on and after May 56 — Resort Property lor Rent age needs a seasoned car and apartment buildings. Free The Yankee Peddlers, 742-9718, entrance in basement, yard, family room, sliding glass (303) 473-1742 875-4819. fec ia l rates for people over 65. dorsed Nixon for re-election in wouid “spare the country the 57 — Wanted to Rent □ FINANCIAL Good steady work. Must have Day,Maid Service. 649-2073 between 9 a.m. -1 p.m. 423-6735, 8,1974 by depositing a check for 58 — Misc. for Rent truck mechanic for its staff. apartment, good salary. Must parking, aluminum siding, doors to private patio. Fully insured. Estimates given. 1972, praised the President for agonies of impeachment,” per­ own transportation. Retired STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac­ $100.00 per set of documents, people welcomed. Phone 646- Good wages and fringe benefits. PART TIME - office cleaning, FULL-TIME position for an be dependable, handy, and storms, screens, $55,000. Peter­ Fireplaced hying room, char­ Call 649-7863. his achievements in ending mit the country to turn away AUTOMOTIVE Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 References. Mellen White & willing to work at maintenance, ASHFORD - Raised Ranch, man Agency, 649-4844, 649-9404. ming eat-in kitchen, two huge Investment Property 25 ting Agency - Painting, interior- made payable to the Town of 61 — Autos for Sale 8133 after 6 p.m. Manchester area, three hours appliance and furniture sales exterior, carpentry, small jobs, American involvement in In­ from Watergate and provide an 62 — Trucks for Sale Palshaw. 107 Burnside Ave., nightly, five nights weekly. Call minor repairs, and lawn care. 36x26, furnished. Private lake. twin-sized bedrooms, two full TEACHERS have saved Manchester, Connecticut. Each person. Experience helpful but $10,000. Phone 649'6839. MANCHESTER, 8-room masonry and cement work, dochina, his trips to Moscow opportunity “to deai with Nixon 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale MORTGAGES, loans first se­ GAS STATION - Looking for a East Hartford, Conn. Hartford. 249-6889. not necessary. Apply W. T. Seeking adult without children. MANCHESTER - Cute Ranch baths, den or third bedroom. homeowners 20-50% bn quality General Contractor will be 64 — Motorcycles-Bicydes aluminum sided building on fences, tilling for gardening, and Peking and peace keeping without tearing the nation cond, third. All kinds. Realty man to manage a gas station Grant Co., Manchester Write Manchester Herald, Box with low taxes, living room Central air-conditioning. Call house painting. Fourteen years limited to three sets of 65 ~ Campers-Trailers-Mobile statewide, credit rating un­ PART-TIME work at home, on B giving age, experience, MANCHESTER - 2-family with fireplace, modern kitchen Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233, Mary East Center Street. First floor, tree work, no job too small, for experience, fully insured. 643- efforts in the Middle East apart.” Homes with two repair Bays. Will SERVICE STATION attendant, Parkade. An equal opportunity former dental office, amesited' docum ents. One-hundred 66 — Automotive Service necessary. Reasonable. Con­ the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995.- previous employment. frame home with tenants and and bath, two bedrooms, third Ann Cullina 633-1526. J. Watson any household job call for es­ 1609. M full and part-time. Apply in per­ guarantee $225 a week for employer. parking lot, ideal professional timate, 649-1590 between 8 a.m. ($100.00) dollars per set will be L 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease fidential, quick arrangements. payroll, plus repairs, in son, Clarke Motor Safes, Route business tenant on the first bedroom in loft, porch. Only Beach Real Estate Company, refunded upon return of the Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. floor. The third floor has full $26,500. Frechette & Martin, Manchester office 647-9139. location .... Martens Agency, and 7 p.m. BOLTON Painting Manchester area. Call 646-8133 NURSE’S AIDE 6, Bolton. THE GREATER Manchester Realtors, 646-2550. plans and specifications, to the 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ after 6 p.m. unfinished dormer. Located at Realtors, 646-4144. Professional painting at 1 2 Midnight - 8 A.M. Chamber of Commerce is FLORIST 105 Main Street, corner of ...... Auditors Join office of Mankey Associates, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. AUTO BODY Repairman: long seeking an aggressive in­ EXCEPTIONAL 7 1/2 room reasonable prices, 18 years Grove Street. In very go>btained by paying their bills because they 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. shorthand a must. 'The perfect dining area, family room, three STATELY COLONIAL first and we’ll make you a cash COVENTRY area - counter Contact Mr. Messier, 647-9196. 5798. and doors, rec room, walk-out estim ates phone 647-9610 remodeling, additions, roofing.. forging the authorizingjnitials find other uses for the money.. woman for lunch time shift. position for someone who is large bedrooms, fourth possi­ basement, gas hot water heat, GREEN MANOR Ranch with offer. One day service. T. J. anytime. Call David Patria, South Wind­ of the Hartford Police Depart­ The late charge, similar to bored with an ordinary typing ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully Lovely three-bedroom, center Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. sor, 644-1796. Tuesday- Friday, or Saturday. EXPERIENCED - full time, NURSES AIDES - 7-3, and 3-11, close to shopping, quiet- attached garage on nicely treed ment on state forms that must charges paid by consumers to A\pply..dd I.v in person nerson The Pizza DRIVERS for Manchester excellent starting salary, good ob and wants diversification, landscaped grounds. Marion E. neighborhood. Priced for quick hallway Colonial in prime lot. Large fireplaced living CLEANING - carpets;. .. *D6i.a, win-. service station attendant, must /I i’’or interview call 646-4911. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. LISTINGS NEEDED - Single be submitted before thK department stores, would en­ Place.Place, Route 44A, Coventry. be neat and courteous, apply in school buses, immediate benefits, paid lunch period. On' sale. $35,900. Assumable 7 3/4% Porter School area. First room, kitchen with dining area, dows, floors, etc. Low rate$^’ WES ROBBINS carprpentry Welfare Department will pay courage the customers to pay openings available. Part time bus lin^ only experienced need mortgage. Principals only. 875- floor family room and laundry paneled family room, 3 and multiple dwellings, land Four years experience. Phone remodeling specialist,St. Ad- person, Olenders Body Shop, LATHE Man or all around MANCHESTER - Four- and farms. Rental management for transporting welfare clients their bills on time. CLERK - clerical duties, retail Route 83, Rockville, work, wiil train. Call 643-2414. apply. East Hartford Convales­ 9725 for appointment. off the kitchen, two bedrooms. Appliances, wall-to- 646-4486 or 649-9987. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Him experience preferred, Satur­ cent Home, 745 Main Street, machinist. All benefits, ^ p ly bedroom Colonial, 2 ‘/2 baths, wall carpeting, draperies in­ on homes or multiple dwellings. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, fireplaces, baserhent rec in emergency vehicles, she Under the proposal, monthly in person, Stygar Gage Com­ walnut paneled first floor fami­ Phone Curt Hagler,!le 643-6624, 649-3446. said. days 10 to 4 p.m. Must be LIVE-IN, light houskeeping, SALES REPRESENTATIVES - East Hartford. TIMROD Rd. - New 7-room room, 2-car garage. Well cluded. 30’s. Pr'Principals only. bills not paid in 28 days would reliable. Apply in person, 664 Rectown USA, Inc., New pany, 1445 Tolland ’ Tpke., ly room, spacious kitchen, with Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, 647-1081. after 5 p.m. The head of welfare’s am­ be charged interest and care for girl ten, call 872-3294 or Manchester. loads of cabinets and built-ins. landscaped and private lot. LEON Cieszynski builder - new Center Street, Manchester. 528-2235 after 7 evenings. Englands’ No. 1 Camper DOCTOR’S OFFICE - 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, Low 50s. bulance billing section, James bimonthly bills would be headquarters is looking for secretary receptionist for East Impeccably maintained. city utilities, piasters walls, TOLLAND - Owner, non­ SUMMER homes custom built, F. Morrison of West Hartford, assessed if they were unpaid WAITRESSES part-time, days. saies representatives for our lot Hartford specialist, four days MEDICAL OFFICE needs Manicured lot in desirable patio. Two-car garage. Shade development, 3 bedroom ranch, remodeled, additions, rec LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER responsible. mature woman. Porter Street area. 60’s. □ MISC. SERVICES AIR-CONDITIONING rooms, garages, kitchens has admitted under oath he after 58 days. Experienced preferred. Apply aide for Green Lodge Home for in Wilnmantic. Contact Mr. per week, typing, mature trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles fireplaced living room, large 6 accepted gifts of Nebraska W. T. Grant, Manchester Hancock at Rectown USA, Inc., woman. State experience and full-time, for ^ping and other Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Lesperance, 649-7620. rec room sun deck and pool, Ducted central systems that remodeled, bath tile, cement Grove did not say if the com­ Ladies in Manchester. For 643-1108. WARREN E. HOWUND steak from one of the arrested pany would ever seek to apply Parkade. Equal opportunity Route 6, Willimantic, Conn., 1- education. Reply Box H, office duties. Salar^Salary commen­ stove and dishwasher. 200’ fron­ Services Ottered 31 will cool your entire home or work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ details call Mr. Beilman, 649- surate with experience and business. tial or commercial. Call 64^ ambulance operators, Harvey the charge to residential employer. 5985 or 666-2026. 423-1625. Manchester Herald. REALT0R8 643-1108 tage, wooded acre. $39,500. 872- ability. Call 649-8979, 9-4:30. CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide, MANCHESTER 9682. • Prompt Estimates 4291. Kagan of Professional Arri- customers. boards, two baths, 6 1/2 rooms, SHARPENING Service - BOWERS SCHOOL AREA Saws, knives, axes, shears, • Prompt Installations bulance Services, Inc. M cKinney Feed fireplace, foyer, double garage. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ The admission came during MANAGER TRAINEE Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Exceptional value in this love­ skates, rotapy blades. Quick By Exports Factory Openings Now Available Factory Opening Now Available MANCHESER - $29,500 buys Manchester service. Capitol Equipment ages, additions, bathrooms, Mrs. Wilber’s lengthy subcom­ FAIRFIELD (UPI) - ly fr-room Cape that features 4 kitchens, houses, repairs. FYee Former Attorney General For TheTollowIng: For the Following: Management position can be this cute Cape in good Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. mittee investigation of am­ 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, bright sunny rooms down and neighborhood. Six of the nicest IMMACULATE RANCH Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday estimates. Small jobs. Stephen bulance abuses that concluded Elliot L. Richardson will be the yours after 6 months seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 large rooms up .with 1V4 T.P. AITKIN, INC Martin, 646-7295. featured speaker at a $100 a specialized training. Earn rooms on the market today. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4, 643- 27 Tolland Turnpike last month. A final report on the baths, large out buildings. baths, full dormer, carpeting, Aluminum siding, one car gar- 7958. plate fund raising dinner June 3 SCREEN WASHER Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. . MANCHESTER investigation is expected to be BE SURE . S^BIISS has been serving the Home Owner MACHINE MECHANIC $20,000-$40,000 a year in oven and range. Large lot age, nice yard are only a few of Six rooms, three MASON CONTRACTOR - for Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, management. We will send 643-6793 Plastering, custom built stqne published July 1. for 82 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of quiet street. Only $34,500. the extrasIS.______Don’t hesitate,, __ call bedrooms, wall-to-wall REWEAVING burns, holes. R-Conn. PRINTER Experience necessary. Good wages. Company you to school for 3 weeks, VERNON now! Vantage Realty, 872-9402 carpeting, refrigerator, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. or brick fireplaces, chimney A number of other subcom­ your home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised U&R REALTY COm Inc. repair, block and cement work. No exporionce nocestary. We will train paid fringe benefits. Growing Division of Major expenses paid, train you in the DESIRABLE LOCATION range, washer, dryer, Window shades, Venetian mittee witnesses testified about y the finest technical staff, phone our nearest New or old. Free estimates. E. routine payoffs to police and 'Legal Notice"* you. Good wagea, company paid fringe Company. field selling and servicing es­ From this Spotless 6-room 643-2692 MANCHESTER - Good size J drapes, blinds, cornices, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. MOVING EsViMATES - For local office: Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Cape on lovely treed lot, living Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. private health care officials, Court of Probate, District of Coventry tablished accounts. We need Ranch you can walk to the (.awnings, fireplaced living preparation or only information NOTICE OF HEARING benefits. Growing Divisron of Major Com­ individuals who are mature, room with fireplace, formal ] room, aluminum siding, on long distance moving costs, state welfare and federal Apply directly a t Skinner School. Other MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY ESTAE OF ELIZABETH ANN pany. ambitious, have car and are dining room, eat-in kitchen, patio, tool shed, attached call Mr. Leighton, of Schofield- Medicaid fraud, unnecessary O’MALLY, late of Coventry, in said dis­ features include finished rec MANCHESTER - $31,900, six three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Carpentry and general contrac­ trict, deceased Apply DlfBCtly AC bendable. Many fringe No. American, any evening at ting. Residential and commer­ deaths because of slow service room, Covered patio, pool, room Colonial, IVz baths, dead­ almost completed rec room, garage. Large wooded, spraying.Fully insured. 649-9240 Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C benefits. If you want a career ‘ 649-4470. cial. Whether it be a small and charged that incompetenta ELECTROCAL two-car oversized garage. end street, trees, privacy. garage. Asking $37,500. landscaped lot. Mid 30’s. Licensed. Free estimates. Rappe, Judge dated May 9, 1974 a ELECTROCAL opportuni^ please write: Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. repair job, a custom built home often are hired to drive and hearing-----rt will..... be held Wison was an appii\,auuil application GLENDALE RO. Large kitchen with built-in Frechette & Martin, Realtors, Phone 633-5345. G&H PAVING & Construction praying there will be a sale of real estate or anything in between, call 64^ serve on ambulances. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL COUP. GLENDALE RD. appliances. Large lot. Mid 6464144. asI inIn said applicationap“ ' '' on file more fully MANCHESTER - Small two. ______I THE MEYER AGENCY Company - Paving, sealing, 1379 Mrs. Wilber said she was DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 appears, at Ihe Court of Probate on May SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN 06074 111 Washington Street, 30’s. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) concrete work, septic systems SOUTH WINDSOR. CONN. 06074 family, ideal investment. Good’ MANCHESTER - Cape and Trees cut, trimmed or topped. “ dumbfounded” when she M, 1974 at 8:30 a.m. at Town Hall, Coven­ Brookline, Mass. 02146 installed. Commercial and HOME IMPROVEMENT- Call try, Conn. An Equil Opportunllr Com ptiif WARREN E. HOWLAND location and condition. Low duplex, $625 monthly income. Realtors 646-3860 stumps removed, fully insured. learned the auditors had*\not ------The Oldest & Largest in Conn. residential. 26 years the people to whom quality is a Ann Kamplain, Ass’s. Gerk Realtors 643-1108 30 s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Separate utilities, I’na l1)% ja down,__ Got a tree problem? Well worth 643-4535, 646-1021. experience. Free estimates. habit. Dave Burnfitt, Rich central. Cole Realtor, 643-6666. a phone call. 742-8252. 649-5233. Black, 647-1290, evenings. L / I (

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MOTORCYCLE Insurance - BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN Lowest rates available. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE VILUGER BUGSY’S Immediate binding. Pronmt tM VEWY BASHFUL V IN THIS SCHOOL YA OKAY, LE*S 1 DON'T SEE WHY PA DON'T WORRY, ( THAT'S RIGHT- SOHtBOPY HOLLERED apartments Claim service. Call Clarke In­ T ^ N I^ a ^ t k n o c k in g o n ^ LEARN 3Y DOIN'... HEAR YER C A N T TEACH ME TO ______■ POOR MV , I WISH I surance Agency, 643-1126. D O p ^ AND TALKING TO I'LL PAY FOR r 'CAUSE WHEN UNMASK THE MALE- SCHOOL WAIT RkSHT SALES DRIVE,MA-rrCOSTS I 1 L E A R N E D TRIED TO TEACH RASLIACCi; HEX WORD, WAS HOME-.. * ^ 1974 OPEL h o u s e w iv e s .' y - 5 0 I C H A ^ N I5T '’.~ T M E N DISAPPEARED ) THEYLL Two-Bedrporii tpwnhouses. THERE.' PITCH,' T O < TO DRIVER'S ' HER SH E AAAM- I COULD SCHOOL THEY MADE A RUSH- , FASTER THAN /PROBABLY c ' Wall-to-wall carpeting. Two EXPERT bicycle repairs, all A<3EPT0 C0 A ^A N D DOWH T urn off makes, models ama speeds. LOTMORETALKIMi A WATER SKIER/COME THE TV AN' ' ' -I air-conditioners, appliances, aBtKjSY ^ HE w e n t ; WITH OILY V a f t e r a = -_ £ & 3 J » — Peugeot, Raleigh dealers. THAN LISTENIN',' FOR<3ET ,vO^-vV>o/~\nrvvN o v • *' heat and hot water. Tiled DEMO SALE SALESMAN H A N D S ' J l M E THE WHOLE r r r r ^ Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- bath. No pets. s m s f NEXT! THING! 2098. T P HANDLE BARS - factory Call 649-7620 seconds all styles, $5. each. S '1^0 Connecticut Cycle Accessories,' 316 Hartford Road. Building-Contracting 33 Articles tor Sale MANCHESTER - two bedroom Manchester. 41 Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 Apartments For Rent S3 second floor flat, $160 monthly, »- i--li, HOMES BUILT to your LOAM, topsoil, fill, gravel for stove, refrigerator, carpeting, ,1971 HONDA CB750, excellent specifications and your ONE ONLY Apricot FOUR ROOM and five-room, parking included. No utilities, sale. Excavating, septic, sewer Champagne-male poodle for apartments, tiled bath, heat, condition, 1,400 miles, $1,250. MICKEY FINN satisfaction. Call David Burnett work. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., no pets, one month’s security. Call 643-9474 after 5 p.m. or 527- BY HANK LEONARD 647-1290, evenmgs. breeding sassafras and English hot water included, newly 646-5200. 646-5114, 742-9477. bloodlines. Willimantic, 487- remodeled. Middle-age adults. 6373, Ext. 601, before 5 p.m. W H Y DO you KEEP BUT m s COLUMNIST SAYS I C fM DO 0944. Security deposit, references, no READING THE STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, RECONDITIONED Zenith 21” FIVE ROOM - in three family, MANTA LUXUS 1971 HONDA 125, excellent con­ YOUR LAWYER HAS BEEN PLEA SOMETHING pets, parking, 11 1/2A and B park in your own garage. $120. PAPERS' you KNOW BARGAINING WITH THE DISTRICT fireplace^ flagstone terraces, color TV with guarantee, $99.50. 2 DOORSPORTCOUPE dition, $395 firm. Call 742-78^ THEy'RE PACKED ABOUT concre^ repairs, inside and FREE TO good home, six School Street, across from East 32-28 Rentex $30. fee. 549-6980. ATTORNEY.! AND THERE ARE Phone 643-7577 days. month rabbit, three month old Side Rec, near Main. SHvcr with burgundy inttripr, rtor dpfroittr, wheel trim lingi, after 5 p.m. PEOPLE WHO WILL BELIEVE IT / outside. Reasonably priced. AM radio, automatic trenimiiiion, undercoat & wax. 643-pi. kitten. Phone 872-0786. FIVE-ROOM apartment, three LOAM FOR Sale - Sand and FOUR room apartment, com­ U it Price $4028.00 Ditcounl SS28.00 1972 SUZUKI GT550, bought Du s t e r gravel delivered. Phone 646- years old, carpeting, parking, new in October 1973, only 1,200'' S-H ^LOST l^ASONRY w o r k - Brick, BUNNIES - $4. Phone Glenn, pletely renovated, central, many other extras, June oc­ S&S PRICE $3500.00 ►iBfc-a 3109. 649-3895 after 4 p.m. privacy, adults only, $200 per miles, excellent condition. Call CpCHOftN $HO /block and stone. New work and cupancy. Adults only. Excellent HEROES ARE AAAPE-NCfT BORN tv6 ir«>fi mw w X Ky month includes utilities and 649-7800. Ask for Steve. C 1974 by NtA. tnt. TliL Rw US. Pit. OIL. repairs, reasonable prices. Call KELVINATOR - gas stove, like value at $200. 646-1960. 643-9508. THREE PURE-bred Toy heat. 646-1189, 647-1300. new, only one year old. Call 646- Poodles. Champagne color with MANTA RALLYE 1973 CL175 HONDA, like brand 4822 after 5. LARGE yard, for children, four 2 DOOR SPO RT COUPE new, 703 actual miles, electric CAPTAIN EASY ANY TYPE Carpentry and papers. Six weeks old, had DESIRABLE two bedroom rooms, heat, hot water, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE shots. AKC registered. 646-2776 duplex, garden apartment, cen­ Rod with red interior, 4 speed transmission, rear window defroe- starter, signal lights, dual masonry work, additions and SCOTCH PINE for sale - parking, $175. 32-52. Rentex, 3() ter, wheel trim rings, AM radio, undercoat & wax. SHE'LL BE READY IN A or 643-4214. trally located, heat, hot water, mlrrows, canvas cover. $750. FLASH. MV eOOP m a w ., remodeling. Free estimates. A. Reasonable. Dig your own. 645 fee. 549-6980. list Price $3762.00 Discount $492.00 Call Wally Fortin, 6 4 fr^ l. Squillacote, 649-0811. range, refrigeratror, parking. CARE TO PARK IT? North Main Street, POMERANIANS, all colors, A v ailab le Ju n e 1st. $180 Manchester. MANCHESTER - Unusual one- S&S PRICE $3270.00 350 YAMAHA about 2,000 miles, poodles, apricot toy-minature, monthly. Adults. No pets. 643- bedroom Townhouse, includes RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 peke-a-poos; Siberian husky 0973, 643-7796. like new. $675. firm. Call 646- GARDEN tractor for sale, fully heat, appliances, carpeting, full 2732. and White German Shepherds. private basement, patio, en­ PRISCILLA’S POP BIDWELL Home Improvement equipped. Good condition, Willimantic, 487-0944. MANCHESTER - Older four- MANTA RALLYE trances. $215 per month. Paul DOORSPORTCOUPE BY AL,VERMEER Co. Expert installation of phone 643-4569. room apartment on bus line. 2 1972 CHIBI 60, A-1 condition, I H A T E IT W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, a l o n e in H E R aluminum siding, gutters and FREE KITTENS Phone 649- Includes heat and appliances. White with black interior, rear window defroster, automatic seldom used. Asking $250 or WHEN 1 HAVE NOVY THE TURTLE 6464021. trcHismiseien, AM radio, wheel trim rings, undercoat & wax. ROOM....SOBBlN<» H IS nSa g i c h a t .. trims. Roofing installation and RAILROAD TIES for sale, 9792 after 5 p.m. $135 and $155 per month. Paul best offer. Phone 649-9190. T O P U N ISH IN T O H E R •••••••••••••••••••••••••a** Lilt Price $4016.00 Discount SS16.00 HER. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. excellent condition, W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, MANCHESTER - money saver, PILLOW. 8'6”x8” x8” . Phone 872-6754, Garden Products 47 646-1021. S&S PRICE $3500.00 1971 SUZUKI, 250 cc. Excellent \ 6 four rooms, full basement, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 872-7103. No order too large or condition. Low mileage $495 PERENNIAL PLANTS - appliances, children and small Phone 872-6593. roofing, storm windows, aw­ small. Contractors welcomed. MANCHESTER - Modern 2- ets accepted. $135. 32-31, nings. Quality workmanship, Assortment, also pachysandra. bedroom duplex, heat, hot entex, $30 fee. 549-6980. — *4^' free estimates. Fully insured. MANCHESTER WATES are Ten cents per plant. 30 Wilson water, appliances, carpeting, 1066 YAMAHA, 305, good run­ Lane, Rockville, 875-5846. S&SBUICK ning condition, can be seen at 1974 by NEA. iiic. T.ll fUg US PH Off 872-9187, 649-3417. sponsoring a tag sale. May 18th private basement with laundry QUIET three room Vernon at The Italian American Club, hook-up, nice yard and garage. ^^ie^nglmdTfastest^rowu^ 275 Main Street or call 646-7412 STEVE CANYON Antiques apartment, heat and hot water, days, 643-9491 evenings. ROOFING —• Specializing Eldridge Street, Manchester. 48 Stephens Realty, 646-1267. modern appliances, $145. 3 2 -^ ^ «1 MUMS $T., mtllCMISTa (Optn Ews.) 649-4571 BY MILTON CANIFF repairing roofs, new roofs, From 10-5, rain or shine. Rentex, $30 fee. 549-6980. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned WANTED Antique furniture, BRAND NEW three bedroom I. KNEW IT WAS T IM ^ V. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or PROBABLY YOU KN O w X r I SAVED SUMMER FROM IF I SHOVE THIS BUCKCTOF and repaired. 30 years APECO super-stat II copying duplex, appliances, wall-to-wall Campersrfrallers FOR GAANBAYTO LIVE THB W O RD M EANS TD GO other antique items. R. MANCHESTER - spacious four Mobile Homes 65 AFRICAN eUERRILUS,SO experience. Free estimates. machine for sale. Phone 643- carpeting, private driveway rooms, modern appliances, SAVE - Buy rebuilt engines 1966 CHEVY II, A-1 running UPTD HIS NAME.' 'A L L o u t ;'W H O L E HOO', I AM HERE TO PREVENT Howley, 643-5361. Harrison, 643-8709. SKULL, HIS SKINNY HEAD WILL 1126 mornings. and basement.Security, $250 basement, parkinr, $145. 32-19, from Lloyd’s Auto Parts, 191 condition. 79 Deepwood Drive ' D R AIN THE CUP,'’BOTTOMS HER DRYING UP FR O M ‘ FREEZE VERY a u irtc i v ' monthly. Frechette & Martin Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- anytime. $300. P L\2A HOMES - 1348 Wilbur UP?, LACK OF AMERICAN Wanted to Buy Rentex, $30. Fee, 549-6980. THE BORN LOSER ROSSI ROOFING, siding, 49 Realtors, 646-4144. 1558. Cross Highway, Berlin Tum- BY ART SAMSON ATTENTION.' chimneys, gutters, free es­ GREEN baby carriage, piki^, Berlin, (Jonn. “Quality stroller, scale, mobile, deluxe Homes lor Rent 54 1967 BARRACUDA, 6 cylinder, timates. Fully insured. Days, CASH FOR antiqqe furniture, ENFIELD - Five-room apart­ 1970 PLYMOUTH wagon, two new tires, tape, $525. Good Moines” sensibly priced. New P evenings, 529-8056. Paul Jolly Jumper, 7’ padded wooden clocks, paintings, pewter, and used homes on display. table, $100. Phone after 5 p.m., ment, $175. Utilities extra. No PLENTY of room, three toned paneled. Good condition. transportation. Call 875-8307. Cosgrove 643-5364. glass, lamps. Call anytime. 643- pets. Security required. Phone 649-4563. Parts, supplies, accessories. 14' Ulce 'SERVICE, 649-7025. 6535. bedroom Vernon house with wide homes. Open house Friday Available May 30th. Apply at 25 garage, basement, yard for the 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, $575 as is. RifioHT BARRETT HOME Improve­ Lincoln Street, Enfield, Conn. 1969 IMPALA, power steering. Phone 742-8430 after 4:30 p.m. and Saturday. 1-828-0369. ment Company, aluminum KITCHEN TABLE and 6 WANTED - Used canoe, 14, 15, children. 31-02, Rentex $30. fee. OVBR TVie OLD m r chairs. Kitchen linoleum. Dou­ 549-6980. 1972 Toyota. Both one owner. siding, make your home look or 16’. Phone 649-7313. Excellent condition, extra 1970 MUSTANG, economical, 1973 ATCO Trailer, 17 1/2’, like new. Save fuel with in­ ble bed, complete. Chest of •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a hitch and extras included, used THE VERV RR$T drawers. Miscellaneous. Call 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 clean. After 5:30 call 644-0113. one owner, sporty. To see call sulated backing, Kaiser, Alcoa 10 days, $2,200. Phone 649-7934. t i m e ! 649-3481 after 4:30. PRESIDENTIAL rooms, family unit, security. 872-3162. / products. Complete trim. Save □ RENTALS 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. JUNK CARS removed free. good money and get a job done 1972 DODGE 6, van camper. MOVING - Kitchen set, stove, VILLAGE APTS. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. 1971 PLYMOUTH FJ^RY HI, right by local craftsman. 528-1990. power steering, poiyer brakes, Like new. $2,500. Phone 649- Financing available. Roger G. dishes, end tables, metal war­ Rooms lor Rent MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Six room 6839. drobe. Call after •&, 646-1069. 52 older home, central location, 1 air-conditioning, extras. Phone THE FLINTSTONES Barrett, Webster Lane, Bolton, 1964 FORD Econoline Van, 872-4005. BY H ANA-BARBER A 649-0822. 1/2 baths, lease, security SELLING your home? Call THE THOMPSON House- One and two bedrooms. deposit, references, $200 engine completely rebuilt, good S-lto TWO 700x15 6-ply tires, very Cottage Street, centrally Near schools, churches mechanical condition, needs Trucks tor Sale 62 Plaza Mobile Homes Brokers. monthly. Hayes Corporation. Buyers waiting. 828-0360. I ISGUSTINSr\ Y S R O V E R ...HE'S DOWN ROOFING-Installation and good condition, $30 per pair. located, large, pleasantly fur­ 646-0131. ^ some body work. $400. 646-8299. i«ki/T I MUST repairs, gutters, storm win­ Many m isc e lla n e o u s 327 nished rooms, parking. Call 649- and shopping center, on ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN , a t THE l a k e bus line. Call anytime. 1973 TOYOTA, Hilux, low 3 0 0 0 F2BA LLV B E dows, doors. Experienced Chevrolet parts. Phone 649- 2358, for overnight and perma­ mileage, excellent condition, NOW WAIT A MINUTB, HEAVENS./ ^s t r e a k i n g ' Business tor Rent 55 ...IT SEEMS TO ME I COULD BE, DOC, ... IN HAN SIN'S CASE, HOWEVER, MOLTING IN FRONT OF A quality workmanship. Fully in­ 0 0 1 0 . nent guest rates. 646-2623 1973 CHEVY VEGA, four- economical, half ton. Call 643- b a r n e y .,, h o w c a n y o u L O O K A T sured. Free estimates. ------speed, excellent condition. Five R E A D SO M EW HERE THAT B U T N O O N E I HAVE EVIDENCE TO PROVE / FLOCK OF f e m a l e STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 0100 after 5. SO SURE THE CHINESE THE GRIEKS WERE THE RBAUY KNOWS ufs uAr$ /Ma&l THAT Reasonable prices. R ick OVERSIZED Boston rocker, new tires, plus snows. $2,250. RECTOWH USA, INC. invbvtedthe K rTe-? FLAMINGOS/ FULLY FURNISHED efficien- square feet, platform level. FIRST ONES TO COMB UP IF THEY DID P IL E O F Burnett, 6j6-3005. brown with gold trim. Like Phone 649-3711. New England's WITH THE IDEA; cy room, stove, refrigerator, Stock Place, rear. Attractive HEAVY DUTY rebuilt Mack O R N O T / F e A W B R S i^ew. $50. Phone 649-8821. etc. Older person preferred. 272 MANCHESTER - One and two- dump, excellent condition. $1,- Camper Headquarters // rental Brokers protected. Call 1970 BMW 2,002 - green. 1972 Main Street, Manchester. bedroom apartments, 522-3114. 250. Owner, 643-2226. Heating-Plumbing 35 I^EIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale, appliances, air-conditioning, BMW 2,002 - orange, Go

Manchester Tolland Hospital \ Notes iHanrljPBtpr I Middle School Orientation MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 194 VIVIAN KENNESON Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y e ig h t p a g e s professionals, plus Elaine missed the first one should spinach, bread and butter, TWO SECTIONS Discharged Wednesday: Correspondent FIFTEEN CENTS Tel. 875-4704 Yatroussis, reading specialist, register by calling tee Middle chocolate ice box cake. Margaret I^loy, 248 Wetherell and were introduced to Barbara school guidance department. St.; Theresa Szikora, 333 Tolland Middle School Middle and High Schools Parents for Interaction, in Benson, school nurse, and Bar­ School Lunches Monday: Swedish meatballs, Bidwell St.; Maurice Loiselle, bra Stone, guidance secretary. 181Mi Oak St.; Elsie Burnham, cooperation with tee school ad­ Elementary Schools ; buttered shells, green beans, ministrative staff, held an These people encouraged Monday: Parker: Beeferoni, bread and butter, dessert. I C!ollins ftd., Columbia; Stella parents to keep lines of com­ Bricalli, 90 Beelzebub Rd., ^ orientation meeting with tossed salad, cornbread and jel- { Tuesday: Hot dog roll-ups, ^New Approacli’ to munication open via telephone ly, fruit. Hicks: Ravioli, tossedi South Windsor; Suzanne parents of incoming fifth mustard, french fries, pepper at any time. salad, bread and butter, fruit. ' slaw, fruit crisp. Fauteux, 721 Graham Rd., graders Tuesday. The Parents for Interaction Tuesday: Hamburger on roll, South Windsor; Kevin Mrs. Betty Elmer welcomed Wednesday: Oven-baked was formed two years ago in ah ketchup, green beans, ginger­ O’Connell, 131 Park St.; Doris about 30 parents on behalf of chicken, cranberry sauce, roll the group, which supplied attempt to improve com­ bread with applesauce. and butter, vegetable, parslied Presented Rickis, 144 Homestead Park coffee and pastries. munication between school and Wednesday: Hot turkey potatoes) dessert. Village; Vito Perrone, 216 parents. In addition to the Vene Harding, principal, sandwich, cranberry sauce, Thursday: Juice, Italian JERUSALEM (UPI) - approach” to peace with Syria. front, where fighting flared for One possible scenario was School St. orientations, they sponsor gave a frank talk to the parents, peas, strawberry shortcake. grindqr, corn, potato chips, ice Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger met first with Mrs. the 67th successive day. that if he cannot complete the Also, Charles Sabia, 9 S. small coffee hours with ad­ summarizing with “they come Thursday: Italian grinder, cream. Kissinger deplored Israel’s air Meir privately for an hour and On arrival from Damascus agreement himself, he will Hawthorne St.; Barbara Mar­ ministration throughout the to this school as young kids and potato chips, corn, peaches. Friday: Fish, tartar sauce, raids into Lebanon in a state­ then conferred with her full before dawn, Kissinger said he\ leave behind two aides, Joseph ble, 117 Tracy Dr.; Charles An- year, and publish a newsletter leave four years later, hopeful­ Friday: Fish sticks, tartar mashed potatoes, peas, roll, ment issued today 'during talks negotiating team on the 20th had unspecified “ new ap­ J. Sisco and Alfred L. Atherton, dreuk, Bamsbee Lane, Coven­ periodically. ly, as young adults.’’ sauce, mashed potatoes. jello with fruit. with Prime Minister Golda day of his effort to disengage proaches.” A high American of­ to work out the details until he try; John Gorman, 107 Hemlock ’The two-hour session was Harding related some of the Meir and her aides on a “new troops on the Golan Heights ficial on his Jerusalem - returns in several weeks. St.; Salavator Florentine, 69 extremely informative, es­ difficulties that these Damascus shuttle plane said The official on his plane said Lyndale St.; Patricia Taft, 1238 pecially for parents apprehen­ youngsters will experience the two sides were as close to the main stumbling block is the Hartford Tpke., Vernon; Bon­ sive about the “big step” com­ during these “transitional” agreement as possible without delineation of a cease-fire line. nie Gilbert, 52 Oak St.; ing in September. The students years. actually having it. If that could be agreed upon, he Kimberley Campbell, Enfield; will have an orientation tour of Inflation Picks The students will be entering Even as Kissinger’s meetings said, other details, such as a Patricia Hart, Swamp Rd., the school late in June. the largest school in the system got under way, his spokesman buffer zone, thinning out of Coventry; James Faenza, Another orientation is — present enrollment 924 — was issuing a statement saying forces and the role of U.N. Windsor; Bert Carilli, 1551 scheduled for May 28 at 7:30 More Steam Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. from the Hicks School, which is the United States “deeply observers, would fall into place the smallest with 488. At Hicks p.m., and those parents who deplores” such loss of life as in three or four days. WASHINGTON (UPI) - School the youngsters have had Last month, the department caused by the Israeli air Israeli press reports have Inflation picked up even more two years of Individually Police Send Two had put the decline at 5.8 per strikes. It expressed concern said the main stumbling block' steam in the first thfee months Guided Education (IGE), cent as the slumping that such incidents undermine has been Israel’s refusal to give To Conference of 1974 than government ‘Deep Throat’ which is being carried over into automobile and housing in­ the peace search. up three key hills in the economists first thought while Gets New Trial Honored for Grange Service fifth and sixth grades. Youth Services Officer dustries took their toll on the Kissinger was to return to Quneitra area since they com­ This fall there will be three Patricia Graves and Patrolman the economy slid further into overall economy. But the new Damascus on Saturday after a mand a view of Israeli Russell Holyfield of the the hole. Commerce Depart­ figures show even steeper special session of the Israeli EAST HARTFORD (U PIl/- Mrs. Marion Warren, left, of Princeton St., a member of Manchester Grange, receives her groups of fifth grade classes, settlements. Israel has in­ Deep Throat, a movie demred somewhat like the units Manchester Police Department ment figures showed today. decline and cast a shadow over cabinet discusses the latest dicated it would give back the 50-year membership certificate from Robert Bantle of Glastonbury, deputy of the East obscene by a jury here urApril, familiar to Hicks students. The will attend a two-day institute Revised figures on the Gross government forecasts of a moves. Whether he returns ruined city of Quneitra, former National Product (GNP) will have another da^in court. Central Pomona Grange., as Mrs. Luna Hutchinson of Oak St. looks on. Mrs. Hutchinson fifth and sixth grades are now on police relations with healthy upturn in the last half of after that to Jerusalem, he Syrian administrative Circuit Court Judge Francis was awarded a 68-year membership certificate during the award ceremonies Wednesday located on the ground floor troubled juveniles May 21 and showed economic output 1974. said, depends on headquarters for the Golan Coventry New Town Plans Protested dropped at a 6.3 per cent annual Quinn W ednesd^ granted a night at Grange Hall. (Herald photo by Dunn) while seventh and eighth are on 22 at Central Connecticut State Inflation in the "developments.” Heights. College in New Britain. rate betwee January and January-March quarter soared new trial on m unds that the the second floor. Guests invited to a dinner at which Hartford businessmen The institute, to be held at the pathway. The pickets were protesting the dinner and the March, the biggest three-month at an 11.5 per cent annual rate, court re p o r ^ in the original The parents were treated to a K MART PLAZA spoke about their proposals for a new community in Coven­ trial was not sworn in properly. Student Center on tee CCSC plans for a new town. (Herald phpto by Dunn) decline since the first quarter the department said—even tour of the new addition con- try enter the hall of St. Mary’s Church as pickets line the of 1958. The ne^/trial is tentatively taining the gym, home campus, is co-sponsored by faster than the unusually heavy Ellsberg Break-In sc h e d i^ July 9. Town Sells Buckland Land economics, crafts, and science Manchester Community HERITAGE OFFICE 10.8 per cent pace estimated A jury of four men and two wings, expected to be com­ College and the state Depart­ last month. Planned Without wpmen found the movie pleted in time for the fall ses­ ment of Children & Yotite Ser­ Not since the first quarter of vices. More than 200 police of­ Meeting Picketed obscene. It had been con­ To State for Cloverleaf sion. The tours were conducted 1951 when prices rose at a 13 ‘ Nixon’s Knowledge fiscated in January from a in small groups led by Steve ficers, judges, juvenile court of­ Inside per cent rate, has inflation been ficers, and others will attend. Rockville theater. \ Schactner, Administrative Manchester so virulent during a three- The institute, the second such WASHINGTON (UPI) - One had Nixon’s blessing as a The defendants had originall^ assistant; and John Peters and Today's month period. By SOL R. COHEN • A $1,080 appropriation to 'as of July 1, 1974 for town held in this state, will conejude year after the Senate national security measure. wanted to have a new trial for the rd;reation department, for Andrew Zulick, guidance per­ Watergate hearings were A state plan to improve the employes Joseph Frey and with a discussion of a possible DevCo Official Explains The new figures make it Jaworski rejected that claim the film on grounds that one kf its summer soccer program. sonnel. Savinssand Loan See Special Gardening Section launched, President Nixon has traffic pattern at the triangle in Edwin J. Lipp. statewide juvenile officers marginally more difficult for and referred to the burglary as the female jurors couldn’t bring ’The sum is being financed by Parents were given ad­ been exonerated of any advance "a warrantless tresspassory the Tolland Tpke.-N. Main St. • Approv^ the Suspence Tax organization. ASSOCIATION Gardening with Frank Atwood, Page 21 the economy to recover fast herself to watch the film until It money already received from ditional information by these knowledge in a related scandal break-in and search that had area received impetus Tuesday Collection List up to the Oc­ Coventry Concept, Goa|s enough in the present had been showing for a while. youth in the program, for entry Old Codger’s Codgitations, Page 3 — the Ellsberg break-in. not received the prior approval night when the Manchester tober 1971 Grand List, con­ three-month period to avert a into the Connecticut Junior Greater Hartford Corporation: Scene from Here, Page 7 Watergate Special of the President or the attorney Board of Directors approved sisting of about $60,000 in un­ By MONICA SHEA We have the same goals and technical recession. Two Soccer League. collectible faxes for prior years While pickets outside carried "To all of us here this evening objective: To maintain an en­ Chamber sponsors Drug Awareness Week, Page straight quarters of negative Prosecutor Leon Jaworski filed general.” the sale of a 0.27-acre parcel to papers in U.S. District Court MORRELL HAM the state. • A $47,259 appropriation to — mostly motor vehicle taxes. signs of protest, about 200 at your invitation this is a very vironment in which business 14 economic growth is the short Jaworski said that when A drastic drop in Ham proces the Emergency Employment significant occasion. Finally, Thursday in which he said he Nixon demanded White House The action was by ordinance. • Authorized the town Coventry residents and Hart­ can grow and prosper and to hand definition of “recession” makes this fuiiy cooked Program Account, to phase out after all the rumors, all the DeWitt to quit coaching. Page 12 has no evidence the President leaks be stopped “whatever the The parcel, at the southeast treasurer to designate the ford businessmen met in tee achieve for all of our citizens a although some economists hockiess ahankiess wonder- Manchester’s EEA (Emergen­ Thomas paces MHS golf win. Page 12 authorized the 1971 burglary of cost,” he was speaking in corner of Adams St. and United Bank and Trust Co. the hall of St, Mary’s Church gossip, all the newspaper rising standard of living and an argue that the current slump is fuliy deiicious ham an cy Employment Act) salaries stories, the business and civic Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist general terms and was not Tolland Tpke., is being sold for investment agency for AGWA' Thursday night and heard the improved quality of life. not broad enough, nor is ATTRACTIVE OFFERi as of June 30. The sum is leaders of Coventry and the or knew of it in advance. giving a mandate for a $23,500, called a "fair and Cemetery Trust Fund monies. president of Greater Hartford “The Greater Hartford umemployment high enough, financed by an equal grant. business and civic leaders of Determining Nixon’s role burglary. The burglary alleged­ reasonable figure” by The investment agency has ^ ... the flame proof Corporation tell the cor­ business community is com­ for the current down-turn to MORRELL HAM • Authorized the superinten­ poration’s reasons for setting Greater Hartford have come In Saturday's Herald was not the direct subject of ly was the work of the White Manchester’s town counsel. been the Connecticut Bank and mitted to these objectives for qualify. The easy-cut In the dent of schools to apply for a together in a constructive Jaworski’s brief. His purpose House “plumbers" unit, set up The state plans a new Trust Co. because of conflicts out to create a new community both the city and the region. Prayer of the Woods (photo feature) blue wrapper state grant for 50 per cent of the diaglogue — to discuss mutual GNP is tee value of all goods was to refute defense motions to stop security leaks. Among cloverleaf at the triangle, in of interest. Directors Pascal pool chlorine! in Coventry The instruments we have estimated $60,000 cost for problems and to explore ways and services produced by the by six defendants awaiting trial tlie defendants are two of conjunction with improvements Prignano and Matt Moriarty Jr. The speaker, Arthur J. chosen to attain them are , The whole or $ i a « renovating the basement and of achieving mutual solutions. economy. in the'case, who claim the raid Nixon’s closest aides— John D. to 1-86. abstained from this vote. Lumsden, said DevCO, the Greater Hartford Corporation, biitt half ■ second floor at 45 N. School St. “Although some people may Ehrlichman and Charles W. In other actions Tuesday • Approved the transfer of development group for the new Greater Hartford Process Inc., (the old Robertson School) now claim that Coventry and Hart­ Colson. Tobin’s 1st Prize Hams night, the board approved: $62,465 from 10 accounts to 9 community, was not es­ and DevCo. being used by the Board of " It was a year ago today that are also featured at others. tablished to make a profit out of ford have little in common, this • A $37,380 appropriation to Education). the Senate Watergate com­ the highway department, part • Approved a $2,200 settle­ community development and is simply not true. “Let me assure you that • Designated Assistant Town civic improvement or to turn "We are all joint tenants of a Israeli Commandoes Raid mittee opened hearings that ment for Durwood Bushey of these organizations have not of an estimated $72,000 spent in brought Watergate into 1.29 Manager Charles McCarthy Jr. 140 Maple St. — stemming from the region into one large relatively small piece of been established to make a January, February and March American living rooms, and the for labor {ind equipment rental the acting manager during the a sidewalk fall Dec. 1, 1973. * planned development. He said Connecticut. Our communities profit out of community absence or disamiuy ot lown are linked by a major highway President appeared to prefer Save at Pinehurst dairy case for brush pickup — a result of • Approved an agreement / the aim was to improve tee development and civic im­ Arab Guerrilla Base Manager Robert Weiss. The quality of a small part of the system. We are interdependent provement. Greater Hartford that kind of open hearing to the wher»you get medium lar^e the December ice storm. The with the Municipal Employes United PressNlnternational Israel denied the report. The line of command for acting area to set a standard of perfor­ culturally and economically. business will make its profit out “There was no contact, there The Israeli air strikes impeachment inquiry now and extra large really fresh sum is being financed from un­ Group (MEG) for, new wage An Israeli commando unit Lebanese military command manager is assistant manager, mance for developers of the . of business....but it recognizes was no battle and there was no brought sharp criticism from going on behind closed doors. appropriated 1972-73 surplus. classifications for data cairied out a hit-run attack said Israeli planes broke the WHITE EGGS director of public works, con­ rest of the area. that profit can be greatly in­ downing,” an Israeli army Presidential attorney James The remaining $34,620 was processing employes. against an Arab guerrilla base a sonic barrier over Beirut today Secretary of State Henry A. troller, police chief and town Two films, one on the Greater creased when business is con­ spokesman said in Tel Aviv,^ D. St. Clair formally asked the financed by transfers from The board tabled the appoint­ mile inside Lebanon today and and that the Lebanese air, force Kissinger who had also LANbbriikES counsel. Hartford Region and one on the ducted in an environment The Lebanese government House Judiciary Committee other accounts. ment of an alternate on the PtHNSWIM dustless COMPLETE Israeli planes struck guerrilla scrambled but made no con­ announced that 48 persons were Thursday to open its impeach­ • Reclassified the salary Planning and Zoning Commis­ granular proposed new community for satisfying to the people who live denounced the Arab guerrilla or • Three appropriations to the chlortne bases near the border in the se­ tact. schedule for the police chief, G A R D E N Hartford, were shown. Outside and work there. killed and 184 wounded in two attack. Egypt warned Israel ment hearing to the public, STATE BUHER Educational Special Grants Ac­ sion — to succeed Wilbert W. Sentry cond day of retaliation for the A Syrian communique issued Israeli air strikes into Lebanon saying "selective” news leaks retroactive to Jan. 1, 1974. Garrison, who resigned. tee hall, pickets carried signs with any $10 purchase count, financ^ by equal state “Over a period of six years, Maalot massacre, Israeli in Damascus said the Syrian Thursday, carried out in that there could be grave con­ from the .closed hearings grants. • Accepted that portion of The directors voted to sup­ C E N T E R protesting the new town plan sequences from the air raids Thayer Rd. lying within the Hazy and sunny this after­ we have invested almost $20 military spokesmen reported. and Israeli warplanes fought an retaliation for an Arab guerrilla prejudiced the President’s • A $22,500 appropriation to port the Town of Glastonbury in and the dinner. and the Egyptian War Minister subdivision known as Dart­ ■ W lre g .^4 £ NOW OPEN noon with possible showers and million in the renewal of the Damascus reported a air battle over south Lebanon attack on the Israeli border case. Chairman Peter W. Social Services, to be financed its request for locating the 4 5 Protesting groups of Coven­ city of Hartford....two or three spoke of a resumption of the looibs. ^ .!! dogfight over Lebanon between today and that an Israeli plane « mouth Heights Extension. “■ thundershowers tonight. Highs village of Maalot that left.30 Rodino, D-N.J., opposes 79 by state aid to welfare clients. Conhecticut Museum of State try citizens have consistently war. • Approved early retirement in the upper 80s, increasing times that invested in Coventry Israeli and Syrian planes but was shot down in flames. persons dead. opening the hearings now. History in that town. Won't burst into flames! All Flower & argued that DevCo seeks to win \ , T to date. And, within the past L t AU vaiy supportsiinnorf forfnr thethp newnpu, towntnu,n planntun Vloudiness tonight With loWS in Dustless and granular. Add Veg Plants the low 50s. High Saturday in mbnth, we have made major YOGURT by wining and Dining Coventry committments of approximate­ Vernon directly to pool surface or citizens. the low to mid 70s. Chance of Pre-School Therapeutic Center To Open Here NOW IN STOCK precipitation 20 per cent this ly $17 million...plus $1.3 million through automatic feeders. Lumsden's Remarks afternoon, 70 per cent tonight, for this fiscal year alone..to help All this week we feature By BETTY RYDER Manchester is September. director of the Community Remarks made by Arthur J. 20 per cent Saturday. Sunday (317 N. D^iq^St.) and will ac­ taking a child away from his SEALTE8T 65% chlorine kills bacteria A pre-school therapeutic In making the announcement Child Guidance Clinic, Inc., Lumsden, president of the fair and warm. (See Page Fourteen) commodate^ six full-time home.” Fendell said. SHURFINE MILK Planners Ask Reports center for severely emotionally Thursday, Dr. Tanash H. said, “ The center will be students of pre-school age.” The center will start accept­ and algae fast. Atoynatan, psychiatrist- (75-6184, 86) _ A disturbed children will open in housed in the clinic buildings The plan for the center, which ing students for the programs On Subdivision Issue has been under study since last which will be conducted five September, was approved by the days a week, six hours a day. gallon....77i CCGC board of directors at its •fssseeeeeeeseaeoaee******** The Vernon Planning Com­ denial be researched, noting A request for a re-subdivision POOL CLOR Sewer Plant Problem Referrals to participate in the that it was his recollection that of two lots at Skinner Rd. and FLOAT RING FOR meeting earlier this week. programs will be made by From Nabisco mission has requested reports DISPENSING from the traffic, health, public it had been rejected on the con­ Dart Hill Rd., made by John AQUET LINERITE POOL CLOR "The center will work with social workers in the 11 towns RITZ CRACKERS tention that flooding would Taconis, was also denied but CARTRIDGE children of pre-school age who served by CCGC.fjThese are: works and engineering f>oa.cu>i Concerns PZC Official departments to aid it in taking result to the downstream area will be reconsidered when a $-|29 ■!-, i suffer severe emotional distur­ Andover, Bolton,'{Columbia, Staepak 49< action on an application for ap­ along Rt. 83. detailed plan of development is $ 3 I 8 By DOUG BEVINS bances,” Dr. Atoynatan said. Coventry, Ellington, Hebron, AQUET Giles and Water & Sewer Ad- stemmed from inaccurate proval of a 27-lot subdivision in The commission denied a presented. $ "This will be a school with Manchester, South Windsor, 7 9 8 The Manchester Planning and ministrator Frank readings of sewage flow Talcottville. request for a chapge of zone of John Guilietti et al, was teacher? who will take care of Stafford Springs, Stafford, 9 lbs. IV2 lbs. Zoning Commission (PZC) Jodaitis—stating that the three- meters,' which showed that the SEMI BONELESS 25 acres on Rt. 83, from in­ granted a zone change from 4 lb. cartridge' the educational needs as well as Tolland and Vernon-Rockville. TTie request for the subdivi­ might not have approved year-old Secondary Sewage treatment plant—designed to CALIF. STYLE CHUCK dustrial park to major commer­ residential to commercial for the therapeutic needs. It was further noted that sion was made by Green Manor reg. $3.49 reg. $1.49 reg. $9.49 Buckland development zone Treatment Plant is suffering handle town needs of 1985—was POT ROAST ib.M.09 Estates. Opponents of the cial. The request was made by property at 85 Windsor Ave. to changes March 4 if the commis­ there is no charge to parents of Raises the pH level to make c $ from excess storm water in­ already operating near capaci­ "The number of children will project filed a petition with the Sophie Muzekevik to allow con­ allow using the building for a 4 pound disposable cartridge 1 7 4 sion had known about problems accepted children and the board water more comfortable to be reg. $1.95 filtration, not only from inac­ ty of 6.75 million gallons per not exceed six full-time planning Commission. The 56 struction of a professional law office. Keeps pool liners looking of Pool Clor—the slow dis­ with the town’s Secondary of educations in their respec­ BITE SIZED CUBE in. Makes pool water easy on curate m eter readings of day. students and they will range in building. The commission’s A request of Thomas clean. Removes oil and solving bactericide/algae- Convenient way to release tive towns are responsible for persons signing the petition your eyes, your pool and pool Sewage Treatment Plant, PZC sewage flow. . ' age from two years seven U.S. CHOICE reason for denying the request grease from water line. cide for 24 hour protection. bacteria-killing Pool Clor Investigation of the system, tuition and transportation to contend that the subdivision, Carruthers for a seven-lot sub­ piping! (75-6105) Chairman Alfred Sieffert in­ PZC members received an in­ months through six years. We (75-6150) Use in float ring. (75-6225) /Cartridge. (75-6226) however, disclosed that there and from the center. STEW BEEF lb. *1.29 planned for the area of Taylor was based on a lack of suf­ division at Lake and Phoenix dicated Thursday night. kling of the problem last month hope that this kind of program are several locations of definite "Renovation of the clinic will St. and Elm Hill Rd., would ficient detailed information. Sts. was also approved. Sieffert—whose commission when Town Planner J. Eric in addition to therapeutic treat- BIG SHOT COASTAL or potential infiltration of begin in late June or early aggravate existing drainage was meeting with town direc­ Potter told them the sewer •ment will have preventative A special on 4-lb. boxes of SUPER POOL ground water into the system. July,” Dr. Atoynatan stated, freshly frozen... and traffic problems in tee tors about sewer problems plant was operating near During and after heavy rainfall, values. It will serve as a source area. CHLORINATOR SKIMMER "and will cost between $9,000 PINEHURST Meeting Set By Keeney PTA ALGAECIDE affecting development—said capacity and future town the sewage flow has reached or of early detection and alert Carmine Filloramo and the PZC was apparently and $10,000. This will include CHOPPED SIRLOIN development may have to be e x c e e d a rate of 14 million parents that such a condition Walter Fuss, representing the "dealing in the dark" when it redecorating some parts of the The Keeney St. School PTA Corinne Longo and Richard PEN^miM' restricted. gallons a day. does exist. The sooner we (the PAniE8iii.>1.39 developers, presented plans for PfNMSWJW $ approved the zone changes for clinic interior, as well as the will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Williams, delegates to council; 0 9 8 The Giles-Jodaitis report “This quantity of flow,” Giles center) get into the picture the (A saving of 204 lb.) drainage and erosion control BIG SHOT ALGAEClOE m m gallon MAP Associates’ proposed outside children’s area. This in the school auditorium. Mrs. Guy Courcy, Mrs. Calvin Thursday night confirmed the reported, “indicates that in­ sooner we can provide these and Filloramo said he had a reg. $7.95 COASTAL POOL massive, mixed-use devlop- cost will be subsidized by the After a short business Mahlstedt and Mrs. Frank 3 lbs. problem for PZC members, filtration is present in the children with programs on an plan to show the cost of in­ reg. $3.35 TEST KIT ment on Buckland tobacco land. CCGC." DUBUQUE meeting, the art, music, and Ziebarth, program; Mrs. John 19" vinyl covered fiberglass who seemed to agree that system and higher than the educational level which are stalling a sewer line in a reg. $2.29 He said that unanswered „ Mrs. Moe noted that the physical education departments Hamill and Mrs. William net traps all sprts of pool de­ further development shouldn’t amount the treatment facilities geared to their capabilities,” LEM SLICED | | l l « similar subdivision. He said the Easy-to-use liquid kills algae $ 1 9 8 questions about the treatment the director said. school would have to be ac­ will conduct demonstrations in Turull, membership; Mrs. Alan bris quickly. Non-skid re­ reg. $2.69 be approved until the sewer can tolerate.” cost of installing sewers could For winterizing or for shock and other microscopic plants plant capacity might have credited by the state, but felt Hi. 0 9 ^ various areas of the school. Turner, fine arts; Mrs. William tractable aluminum handle problems are corrected. In his report, Giles called for run as high as $200,000. treatment to sanitize and kill and fungi. Will not irritate prompt^ the PZC to defer a Norman Fendell, special that posed no problem. Hunniford and Mrs. William skin or eyes. (75-6229) extends from 70 to 120", Easy-to-use forquick diagno­ Sieffert—who repeatedly said a “positive effort” by the sewer Leonard Szczesny, Vernon’s New PTA officers for 1974-75 algae.at start-up. 2 pound decision on the Buckland zone education director for the Members of the clinic’s ad­ WE HAVE LEBANON Krar, room mothers; David locking at any length. l',„" sis of chlorine and alkaline he was embarrassed and angry department to eliminate sur­ engineer, said he figured the wiil be installed. Mrs. and Mrs. plastic bottle. (75-6227) - diameter. (75-6203) changes. The PZC might even Manchester public school visory committee who helped BOLOGNA... Paris and Jack Soares, levels in the water. (75-6179) ■ because the PZC hadn’t been in- face and ground water infiltra­ cost of such an installation Robert Price are co-presidents. have been forced to ask the system, noted that under the lay the ground work for the A SPECIAL ON legislative. formed of sewer tion. He said tee present sewer center's program the child is would ruR about $80,000. Fran­ Other officers to be installed applicant—developer Arthur M. Herald photo by Bevins center are: Mrs. Robert Ken- PICKLE & PIMENTO LOAF Also, Mrs. Steven Harvey and PRICES GOOD -THROUGH WEEKEND'ONLY problems-was highly critical system must be repaired and not taken away from his family cis McNulty, Vernon’s building are: Mr. and Mrs. Art Terry, , Fischer of New York City—to niff, David Murphy and Ethel lb. 1.19 Mrs. Lawrence Hess, hospitali­ of town officials. He implied mq(lified, and curtailment of but remains with his family; Robb, all of Manchester; and inspector, noted that an vice presidents; Mrs. Marlene STORE HOURS: EQUIPMENT SHOP: withdraw his zone change that officials were concealing Review Clinic Plans ty; Mrs. Donald Cullen, Mrs. Mon. T u n . Wod. Fri. new development won’t solve and teachers, under the direc­ Atherton B. Ryan of Ellington. application for a subdivison in Christensen, secretary; and Mon. T u n Thun FrI. petitions until the sewer Pascal Prignano and Mrs. 8 :3 0 to 5 :30 p.m. the true proportions of dif­ the problem alone. tion of Dr. Atoynatan and Mrs. t|ie same area, was turned Mrs. Judy Paris, treasurer. AGWAY, INC. 8:00 to 8:00 problems were resolved. Looking over plans for the pre-school therapeutic center at the Community Child Guidance Others active on the Com­ Ronald Mottram, publicity; Set. 8:(X) to 4:00 ficulties in the sewage treat­ Potter, explaining the-PZC’s Alice Moe, chief psychiatric down several years ago by tee [AGWAYI s .t . 8:00 .0 4:30 540 NEW STATE ROAD. Sieffert’s comments came Clinic, Inc. in Manchester arej from left, Mrs. Alice Moe, chief psychiatric social worker ; mittee include: Anthony The executive board Mrs. Michael Fowler and Mrs. CIOMd W odnndev ment plant. immediate dilemma in regard social worker at CCGC, work, Maglioco, director special GROCERY Zoning Commission. BUCKLAND after Thursday night presenta­ Dr. Tanash H. Atoynatan, psychiatrist-director; Mrs. Jean Campbell, senior school social ____ 302 M A IN members are: Robert Gudmundsen, 643-5123 The difficulties, according to to sewer capacity and town with parents individually as education, Talcottville; McNulty suggested that the tion of a report—by Town Giles and Jodaitis, were worker; and Norman Fendell, special education director for the Manchester public school Mrs. Marie McGuire, Mrs. refreshments. r-i Public Works Director Jay well as in groups. originally thought to have (Sec Page Fourteen) system. The center for severely emotionally disturbed children will open in September. “This is more valuable than (See Page Fourteen)

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