PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Sept. 14, 1976 IfflauflirHtrr M s Roch starts campaign The weather 5th District so urgent, its senator must be during the campaign and the General Inside today fulltime. Her opponent, incumbent Assembly, but alt year.” "The people’s business will be my Increasing cloudiness, high 70s to Democrat Robert Houley of Somers, Mrs. Roch, 56, is a widow and has Area news .. 16-17 F am ily..........26 Area news only business,” said Republican has a business which keeps him on 80s. Cloudy tonight, chance of rain, three sons ail over age 20. She was Business................5 Kitchen..........25 Anclovef El' ngton Hebron South Windsor Peggy Roch of Mansfield recently as low 55-60. Rain likely Thursday, high the road a good deal, she said. born in Sun Valley, Idaho, won her Classified .,. .20-22 Obituaries ..........12 she began her campaign to represent 70-75. National weather forecast Cfivcntry East Hartford Tolland Vernon Areas she is most concerned about college degrees from the University map on Page 21. Comics................ 23 Second Thought 26 the 35th Senatorial District. are unemployment, taxes, and "a of Denver and taught English in a Dear Abby.......... 23 Sr. Citizens . 33 The district serves the towns of government which has become a Denver, Colo, high school. Editorial 4 SporU ......... 13-15 Ellington, Tolland, Vernon, Ashford, slave to the demands of the big urban She also was principal of a Sun Brooklyn, Chaplin, Eastford, Hamp­ centers while ignoring the small Valley elemntary school. East Hartford man ton, Mansfield. Pomfret, Somers, ' towns and rural districts," she said. She is a member of the League of Stafford, Union, Willington ,and "I want people to vote for me Women Voters, the Daughters of the Woodstock. because they know I care, that I have American Revolution, and the sentenced to Mrs. Roch (pronounced rock) said the ability and ideas, and that I will Auxiliary of Windham Community Ford plants shut down the needs of the state’s northeast are devote the time necessary, not just Memorial Hospital. Peggy Roch HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal used during the last five years in a DETROIT (UPI) — Ford Motor point in going through a meaningless persisted in ignoring basic UAW judge has sentenced East Hartford's scheme involving phony billing and Co. production lines were shut down charade and going through a lot of demands. former Housing Authority director to kickbacks. today by the third nationwide strike motions when it was quite obvious we Both sides agreed the key to the prison for his role in a phony hllling- Ozimek’s lawyers Monday denied Neighbors to aid in the company’s history and 170,000 weren’t getting anywhere,” Wood­ strike was the union demand for kickhack scheme Involving about their client was involved in the Tennis tournaments set workers were off the job in a billion- cock told newsmen. more paid days off for workers in ad­ $70,000. scheme. "Stanley Ozimek is the fall dollar contract dispute. Ford labor Vice President Sidney dition to the average 30Mi days in Vernon made by Sept. 22. Stanley Ozimek, 66, was sentenced guy," said Attorney Thaddeus The strike by the United Auto McKenna said he knew last Saturday holidays and vacations each year. Breton family Those wishing to enter any of the Monday to 10 months to three years Mallsewski. The Vernon Recreation Depart­ Workers was the largest industrial that there would be a strike. The full economic impact was un­ tournaments should register at the by Chief U.S. District Judge T. The government said many of the Andover ment will sponsor three tennis tour­ shutdown since General Motors was Speaking today on NBC-TV’s clear but industry analysts agreed it Joseph Breton of Shoddy Mill recreation office, 26 Park Place Emmett Claire. He could have checks for nonexistent services made naments this month. They are open Today Show, Woodcock said it would would have to last two weeks to a DONNA HOLLAND Rd. was fatally injured Saturday anytime between 9 a.m. and 5:30 closed by its 400,000 blue collar received a 10-year sentence and fine out by Ozimek were given to owners to any Vernon resident or taxpayer. be impossible to predict how long the Several Andover residents are while clearing trees in his hack p.m. However, if registering on the employes for 67 days in 1970. month before it was felt. of $10,000. of vending agencies, who deposited The mixed doubles tournament is strike would last, but adm itt^ it The immediate impact was on the proving the spirit of America Is yard. deadline date, it must be by 4 p.m. Further negotiations was post­ \ Ozimek pleaded guilty one year them and in turn wrote out checks to this weekend and those interested poned until at least next Monday. might last much longer than three workers themselves, who gave up still strong. Breton left his wife Barbara and The recreation department will ago to falsely signing a contract Ozimek for advertising on his local must register by Thursday. weeks. He said that on the crucial de­ average paychecks of $275 a week in They are organizing to help two daughters, Lisa, 8, and Josle, furnish a new can of tennis balls for UAW President Leonard Woodcock, between the Housing Authority and talk show broadcast over WRYM The men’s and women’s singles mand for reduced work time, Ford exchange for $40 to $50 in strike neighbors during their time of 6. each match and the losers get to keep in an interview on a national news the government affirming the validi­ radio. tournament will be the weekend of program (NBC-TV’s Today Show), and the UAW "are not even in the benefits they will draw from the un­ Ozimek said Monday he got a 30 need. Josle has leukemia. the balls. ty of bills submitted to federal At the meeting, fund raisers will Sept. 25 and 26. Registration must be said the strike would have to go at same conceptual framework." ion’s record $175 million strike fund. nousing agencies. Federal per cent commission on all adver­ A meeting will be held next be planned. least three weeks because of the In 1967, Ford was closed for 66 days The fund will shrink at the rate of $11 authorities say at least $70,000 in tising placed through him. He Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Andover To learn more, call Elaine mechanics of negotiating a settle­ and in 1961 for two weeks. million a week. Housing Authority funds were mis- resigned the post one year ago but is Elementary School cafeteria for LaHouse, 742-7261 or Terry Clark, Women hold potluck ment and getting ratification. Woodcock blamed Ford for the "It might hurt, but we can manage collecting an $800-a-month pension. anyone and everyone interested in 742-7707. The strike is not expected to have strike, charging the company "has until we get what we want,” said helping the Breton family. Bolton Prior to the business meeting, Tupperware will be sold. Profits will severe economic repercussions un­ been unresponsive and unwilling to Larry Clemons, who was among the PZC will meet Friday The Bolton Woman’s Club will help furnish the kitchen at the park. less it drags out for more than 30 engage in serious bargaining.” hundreds of cheering workers who begin its 1976-1977 year Thursday Guests at the supper will be Ray­ days. McKenna responded that the walked out of Ford’s giant Rouge with its annual potluck supper at 6:30 The strike officially began at 11:59 automaker had “attempted to take a manufacturing complex in suburban Hebron to the PZC Friday or at another PZC says no to Roses mond Allen, superintendent of p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. schools, and Richard Packman, p.m. EDT Tuesday. constructive and reasonable Dearborn as the strike began. The Planning and Zoning Commis­ hearing to be held Oct. 1. The traditional marathon aproach." The menu will be arranged by the Bolton Elem entary School and The Ford shutdown had no effect sion will hold a hearing involving the The facts may include utility bills, Coventry „ , ^ bargaining sessions, a news blackout McKenna estimated the worth of ■' B eenee Lamp club’s public affairs-homelife and Bolton Center School principal. on auto building operations by Amston Lake Classification Study school records, home improvements, The Planning and Zoning Commis- ^he commission referred the education committees. and the usual down-to-the-deadline provisions in the last rejected con­ receipts and any other facts owners Club members planning to bring another 530,(KX) workers at General Committee’s recommendations Sion Monday night rejected a rear lot gegbee Camp subdivision issue to Hostesses will be members of the someone are asked to call Joan drama did not accompany the strike tract offer at "well over $1 billion” feel are pertinent. during the next three years. Motors, Chrysler and American Friday at 7 p.m. in the Town Office application request by the Rose fami- ^own Attorney Abbot Schwebel for conservation committee. The ,ways Morra. countdown this year. The final The study committee is a PZC sub­ Woodcock said the strike, which Motors, where production will con­ Building. ly on Cooper Lane to divide 24 acres ^is legal opinion. Atty. Richard Gor- and means committee will set up and New club members are Sally Barr, difference was the highly unusual committee set up last year to iden­ both sides considered avoidable when tinue until a pattern agreement is Letters were mailed to all property 0 an '[>10 two building lots.