PAGE TmRTY-TW O- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Ck)nn.. Thurs.. April 10.1975 / Tulis Sessions iianrI|F0tpr fontng llm li Appears at MCC ABOUT TOWN MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 11,1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 163 Manchester—A City of Village Charm 't w e n t y .e ig h t p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Actress Tulis Sessions will be Manchester YWCA as part of llie Connecticut Society for cussion program tonight at 7:30 MCC auditorium Friday, the IWY organizations. the Prevention of Blindness will at the church. at 8 p.m. as part of Lucy Stone was a 19th cen conduct a free glaucoma Manchester’s International. tury abolitionist and feminist; screening for adults over 35 on Women’s Year (IWY) celebra Anne Hutchinson, a religious Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Beta Sigma Chapter of Beta tion. s liberal in colonial New Glaucoma Center, 589 Jordan ^gm a Phi will meet tonight at Johi) Bailey, Democrat England; Margaret Sanger was Lane, Wethersfield. Ap 8:% at the home of Norma >—Wr*-* Ms. Sessions will appear as the founder of ^ birth <»ntrol Kean, Hayes Dr., Rockville. Ford Requests pointments may be made by Mariah Foster and her four movement in the 1920‘s; and calling the society’s toll free The program will be the com Party Leader Dies ■ i acQuaintances in the actress’ Sojourner Truth was a black number, 1-800-842-0692 between pletion of pomander balls. own one woman show entitled evangelist who supported equal 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Members are reminded to bring HARTFCMID. (UPI) - John Moran said Bailey “is gone from us in body, but “Women I Have Known.” In the rights for blacks and women. their written ideas for the new Bailey, former Democratic National Par he will always be with us in spirit.” Draw Criticism Ms. Sessions uses only three show, as Mariah, Ms. Sessions international book. Any ty Chairman whose hand-molded political props in her act: A chair, a Robert Strauss, Democratic national HELEN THOMAS South Vietnamese cause and the alliance introduces her friends, Lucy Second Congregational member wishing to attend the candidates including John F. Kennedy, cane and a shawl. chairman, called Bailey a “close and UPI White House Reporter with the United States, to whom we have a Stone, Anne Hutchinson, Church will have an adult dis convention in May must make broke through religious and sex barriers, cherished personal friend and a tower of profound moral obligation.” Margaret Sanger, and her deposit at this meeting. has died of throat cancer. He was 70. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford strength to me in my work as chainnan, The $722 million military aid figure was Sojourner Truth, all ac Bailey, who died Thursday at Hartford has asked Congress for nearly $1 billion to just as he had my support and the support more than double the $300 million request complished women who have Hospital, served eight years as aid for South Vietnam and permission to been lost to history. of all Democrats when he served as chair use U.S. military forces if necessary to he made before the recent Communist 4: Senior CitizensI Time On Your Hands? Democratic national chairman during the man of the party under two great gains in South Vietnam, and on which ; i Kennedy-Johnson Administrations. In his evacuate Americans and tens of thousands Ms. Sessions’ Friday evening presidents.’’ of South Vietnamese refugees. Congress has never acted. The new figure legendary political* career, he helped was the sum recotnmended by Army Chief performance is free and open to make histo^ by aiding in a number of Bailey was Connecticut state Ford’s Thursday night State of the the public. A reception and dis Learn to play the Hammond Organ of Staff Frederidk C. Weyand, whom Ford political breakthroughs. democratic chairman since 1945. World message met immediate and. stiff cussion with the actress in the opposition among many congressmen. sent to Saigon to on a fact-finding mission. Among them were the election of The son of a wealthy Hartford doctor, Student Lounge will follow her Administration officials said contingen The speech was Ford’s first public Kennedy as the nation’s first Roman Bailey was a Harvard Law School performance. JUST FOR cy plans are being prepared for possible report on his foreign policy throughout the Catholic president; the rise to the U.S. graduate whose political career began in evacuation of up to 6,000 Americans and world, and he discussed several groups of Her performance at MCC is BEGINNERS Senate of Democrat Abraham A. lUbicoff, earnest when he became a protege of 200,000 South Vietnamese refugees, should countries: sponsored by the Manchester the first Jew elected Connecticut gover Thomas J. Spellacy, the Hartford party Saigon fall. —To allies, he said, “We will stand by Women’s Center in conjunction And In Your nor; and most recently, the election of boss of the 1920s and ‘30s. our friends.” He will attend a summit con with a fair to be held the Mrs. Ella T. Grasso as Connecticut’s first Ford made no new aid request for Cam It was Spellacy’s Irish temper that in bodia, saying it soon “may be too late” to ference of European leaders to May or following day at the Age Group Too! woman governor. spired Bailey’s sustaining cr^o: “Don’t prevent its falling to the Communists. June. He plans a series of meetings with Bailey, called the "Power Broker” by leaders of Australia, New Zealand, his biographer Joseph Lieberman, first get mad, get even.” Officials said evacuation of some Americans from South Vietnam has Singapore, Indonesia and Japan. He asked underwent surgery for cancer in 1 ^ . At In 1956, Bailey wrote a memo to national Congress to repeal its ban on U.S. military the outset of the Grasso campaign last Ju already begun. convention delegates urging Kennedy for Democratic congressional leaders were aid to Turkey and said he is considering • Choice of Morning • No Purchase ly, Bailey said, “I’d like to win one more vice president, stressing the masses of economic and military aid to Greece — Doctors Admitted or Evening Classes Necessary — You time and then take a long vacation.” stunned by the size of Ford’s aid request— Catholics in vital northern states. Four Characteristic Bailey Poses which included $722 million in military both NATO members. To County Group • Not more than 8 Pay only for Lessons He is survived by his widow, Barbara, years later he renewed his plea in the —He told the Communist world not to and four children, Louise, Barbara Ann, assistance and $250 million in economic There were 44 new full beginners In a class • Organ Practice Time presidential race. mistake detente as a license to “fish to \-^- Judith and John. His son-in-law, James J. Capitol, when he left his hospital bed and humanitarian aid for Saigon. members admitted Wednesday Can Be Arranged at John M. Bailey is seen at the left in a troubled waters.” But he urged Congress • 1 Hour Lessons - Kennelly, is Connecticut’s Democratic Then he outflanked New York’s Tam “I can’t conceive of this Congress voting to the Hartford County Medical Studlo...or You May characteristic 1971 photo. At the right, to witness the inauguration of Gov. to repeal trade restrictions against the 6 week Course House Speaker, who announced the death many Hall leader Carmine G. DeSapio by $722 million in military aid for South Viet Association, three of whom Rent an Organ for Use still characteristic, is a photo of him Ella Grasso. (Herald file photos) Soviet Union tied to emigration of Jews. • Nor Previous Music to a stunned state legislature. raiding upstate New York delegates. nam,” said House Democratic leader were from Manchester. In Your Home...or at in January of this year at the State He expressed hope of new U.S.-Soviet ac Experience Necessary Bailey’s funeral, expected to be Connecticut was the first state to go for Thomas P. O’Neill. “There would have to The local doctors admitted Senior Citizens Club cords to limit nuclear weapons. He said he • At the end of 6 weeks attended by national political figures, will Kennedy on election day, and Bailey was be a complete turnaround in the opinion of were Dr. Donald S. Grossman, • Call Marlon Moberg plans a visit to China this year. You’ll be Playing Up be Saturday at St. Joseph’s Roman unanimously elected national chairman. the American public —as I read it talking Dr. Soonhi Song, and Dr Alice for full details at —He said the United States will continue to 15 Tunes Catholic Cathedral in Hartfod. with members when they came back from J. Turek, town health director. 643-5171 After Kennedy’s assassination in 1963, peace efforts in the Middle East. Democratic leaders who fought and lost Police Confirm Suspect the Easter recess— to support such aid.” The event was the 183rd an Bailey continued as chairman under —He called on North Vietnam to “cease many a political battle without shedding a Ford asked Congress to act by April 19, Catching Speeders^ Easy As One^ Two, Three nual meeting of the association President Johnson, but the committee was military operations immediately,” and he OF MANCHESTER tear cried when word of Bailey’s death just over a week, much faster than held at the Hartford Hilton. stripped of all major functions. After 1968 Knew Murder Victim Congress usually moves unless it is vir urged Russia, China and other signatories Patrolman John Marvin of the Police Department’s new Traffic Bureau catches a speeder spread. Hubert H. Humphrey, the presidential to the 1973 Paris peace accords on In 17 OAK ST.-CLOSED MONDAYS-OPEN TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. EVENINGS “He was an original. He was a genius,” By DOUG BEVINS knew each other, but detectives wouldn’t tually united on an issue. on E. Middle Tpke. with a Doplar radar gun. The $1,000 gun gives the two-man bureau the nominee whom Bailey supported, replaced “A vest human tragedy has befallen our dochina to use their influence to halt the said Ribicoff. Donald J. Pascale of New Jersey, the comment on the extent of the relationship freedom to set up "sp^ed traps” anywhere at anytime with only one man, said Lt. Richard him with Lawrence F. O’Brien. friends in Vietnam and Cambodia,” Ford fighting. Mrs. Grasso fought back tears and said, man accused of murdering Leo E. or how they met. Sartor. On Monday, the first day Marvin used it, he caught four speeders in the school zone said. Ford said he wasn’t blaming Congress on Spruce St. within four hours. Top left, he aims the gun at westbound traffic on E. Mid “I give fervent thanks every day of every In recent years, he accomplished a dif Gauthier of Manchester Wednesday, Police today continued to gather for the erosion of those accords, and year that I was the beneficiary of his evidence to support their case, which may He said he must consider the safety of dle Tpke. in the school zone by Ludlow Rd. getting a reading on the car closest to him. ficult, controversial transition in Connec definitely knew Gauthier and some offered and asked for cooperation between criticism and of his guidance.” go directly to Hartford County Superior some 6,000 Americans who remain in Lower left, he locks the reading in place for a car doing 51 m.p.h. Right, he gives the ticut and absorbed “New Politics” members of his family, although it is un the White House and Congress. Bailey’s death came as one of his old elements into the party. But his iron-clad certain how well and for how long they had Court next week. Authorities still wouldn’t South Vietnam “and tens of thousands of driver a ticket. Sartor warns drivers the bureau will use the gun just about every day. On other subjects. Ford: and trusted friends, former Gov. John N. control wavered only occasionally and he been acquainted. comment on any motive for the South Vietnamese employes of the United —Warned that the United States, ap (Herald photos by Barlow) Dempsey, arrived for a weekly visit at the went into the 1974 campaign fully expec Manchester Police said today they have Wednesday afternoon slaying. States government, of news agencies, of proaching 50 per cent reliance on foreip chairman’s hospital bedside. Dempsey ting to win. confirmed that the suspect and the victim Pascale, 23, of Somerville, N.J., is being contractors and businesses for many oil, would be highly vulnerable to a new oil held at the Hartford Correctional Center years whose lives, with their dependents, embargo. He renewed his appeal for con without bond. He was arraigned in Court are in grave peril.” servation. of Common Pleas at East Hartford He said there are “tens of thousands of —Cautioned that any significant cut in Young Head Start Pupils Observe Thursd%. The murder charge —accusing other South Vietnamese intellectuals, his defense budget "would endanger our WOODL4!^D GARDEiSS him of shooting Gauthier to front of Shoor professors and teachers, editors and national security and thus jeopardize the Jewelers, 917 Main St., Wednesday after opinion-leaders who have supported the peace.” a noon, was lodged Wednesday night. ( Manchester Hospital Procedures Manchester Police Detective Capt. Joseph Sartor said today that he was Young students of Head Start recently A federally funded program begun in dental and pedidontaL care, a physical applying for a Superior Court bench Sgt, Patricia Graves were given a first hand experience of 1965, Head Start to Manchester receives examination, a balanced lunch supplied by warrant, to expedite the case and remove some. behind-the-scenes procedures at its funds through Community Renewal the school lunch service, and a nutritional it from the lower court (Common Pleas) MAGIC jurisdiction. Manchester Memorial Hospital in obser Team (CRT) in Hartford, and meets the snack which is supervise and selected by To Attend FBI Academy 168 Woodland St., Manchester • Phone 643-8474 vation of the Week of the Young Child. needs of 72 children. The program focuses the Head Start nurse, Mrs. Marie Girelli. Indications were Thursday that Gauthier, a 1971 graduate of Manchester They were given sterile caps and masks on the whole family to achieve its objec The parent-involvement component Police Sgt. Patricia Graves has been “I’m delighted,” said Weiss. “She is an High School, might have known Pascale to wear, rubber gloves to put on, and they tives. utilizes the talents of parents to decision accepted to the FBI Academy’s 102nd ses outstanding officer.” Come To The Grower and Save! through serving with the Army or through listened to each other’s heart beats Manchester maintains four Head Start making, planning and- operation of the sion to be held July 15 to !^pt. 25, said “There is no more deserving officer in his wife, Regina Cashman Gauthier. through a stethoscope. They were shown classes —two at Orford Village School on program. Coordination of parent ac Town Manager Robert B. Weiss today. the state than Sgt. Graves,” said Acting SPMNS IS HERE There were reports that the two had been We’re Cleaning Up The Fields! Xrays which were simply explained to Waddell Rd., one at South School and one tivities, parent volunteers and other vital Chief George McCaughey. (See Page Fourteen) SWISS them. at Buckland School. training for service is done by the social “Sgt. Graves is held in the highest es “State legislators confer with Pat on Probably one of the most exciting For a funded enrollment of 72 children, service aide, Ms. Joanne Mikoleit. teem by her fellow officers and it is an proposed laws dealing with youth and PANSIES GIANTS HEMLOCKS honor for the town as well as herself,” experiences for these young children was ten per cent of the children can come from Available to teachers, parents and staff crime,” noted Lt. Richard Sartor. Fresh Dug, All Colors, Largo Basket 30”-36” Bushy, Heavy PlantsI we can help members are free training sessions in Weiss said. administering a hypodermic needle in the any income family, and ten per cent have SPECIAL ONLY Retired Chief James Reardon said this Direct From The Grower To You skip of a grapefruit which simulates the to be handicapped. The Board of Educa education innovations, child development Chamber Fete Miss Graves is the first police woman morning, ‘T m very happy for her.” In a time"when your dollars really count, WATKINS can help you stretch them even further. During the month of APRIL, ex^rience of injecting in human skin. tion gives in-kind contributions to the curricula, workshops for handicapped, from the New England states to be Reardon hired her and nominated her to 'The event fulfilled a two-fold purpose. It program in operation space, equipment, emotions, more effective ways to deal This Evening accepted to the FBI Academy. She is also the academy. He said, “She’s done out for every $15 purchase, you will receive a brand new $2 bill — play money of course... but on MAY 1,2, & 3, it becomes acquainted the children with a hospital at and funds a full school year of training. with problems to communications, and the sixth Manchester officer to go. standing work. She’s grown in every field real' Your BONUS DOLLARS are redeemable towards any purchase in either our Manchester store or our new Bloom mosphere which could help allay any fears To provide a total family program. Head helping children to all areas. A gala evening is in store for those she worked in; detection, youth problems, attending tonight’s 74th annual banquet of She will attend the session in Quantico, field House. (Piano & Organ Studios and Gift Gallery excepted.) PLUS! You may be one of the lucky couples who will they might have if they had to be Start services: (1) one-parent homes; (2) Classroom work at Head Start involves and others.” hospital!^. families with handicapped children; (3) work in language and self development; the Greater Manchester Chamber of Va. with Det. Sgt. Raymond A. Mazzone DOUBLE their “money” in our special drawing on MAY 3rd! Come In soon ... see what real furniture value is all about. who received notice of his Acceptance Police from all 50 states, the territories, * Also, it was an experience aimed at the young families with adjustment dif- stimulating large and small motor ac Commerce, with the highlight the presen and other countries attend each session. 7.77 tation of the Chamber’s “M” award. April 2. 1.39 5 for $35.77 You’ll find our staff at your service, the coffee always hot and fresh, and a free gift for you - even if you’re only brow development of the child, which is what ficulties;(4) families with health tivities; art activities; manipulation of 3 BASKETS $3.95 ~ Miss Graves, 38, is a Dresden, Ohio They study law, behavioral science, police sing — We don’t just try to be friendly... we really are. Head Start is all about. problems; and (5) any other families who natural objects, nutrition education, per The honor is given each year to a management and basic police skills. The program is a child development want a comprehensive early childhood sonal hygiene, and adjustment to school Manchester resident recognized for dis native Who moved to Manchester in 1965. Plant Something Alive In *75! She joined the local force in 1966 as its Miss Graves has an associate degree in program rather than an academic situation for children. and group work and socializing. tinguished service to the community. A Plant JACKSON PERKINS first policewoman and was assigned to the police science from Manchester Com achievement one. Head Start is a com The components of the program are Mrs. Nesbie Dupuy is the director of Chamber committee began the selection munity College and is working on a BA bination of many things to give the health services, social services, Head Start, and Mrs. Marilyn Watt is the process in January and has kept secret its detective bureau. She was elected president of the degree in psychology and sociologV at preschool child of a low income family a educational development and parental in social worker who maintains an choice. Policewoman’s Association of Connecticut MCC. She expects to transfer to either “head start” in education-social and volvement. awareness of situations affecting the Tonight’s banquet is at The Colony, Eastern Connecticut State College in America’s most famous and respected name in academic. A complete health program includes children’s families. Talcottville, with a social hour at 6:30, in 1972, the same year she was named the youth services officer of the local forcfe. Willimantic or the University of Hartford ROSES recliners. And here’s an extra value from WATKINS. dinner at 7:30, and dancing to the music of soon. the Ken Morgester Orchestra. The youth services officer title was Potted In 8” Pots, We have a limited number of these reclassified to sergeant in December, The FBI Academy will provide about 16 Tickets, at $12.50 per person, are still college credits toward her degree work. superb SWIVEL-ROCKER-RECLINERS available and may be purchased at the 1974. BUSH A" ^ by famous Barcalounger.® Sink door. 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NATIONAL WiATHft SCtVICi K>tfCAST l» 7AM fST 4 - 1 ^ ' 75 ^ Oct. 9, 1871, killed ZX persims THEATER SCHEDULE Kerens Bookm obile Schedule MicroZoo Big Attraction in Abilene and destroyed 17,433 buildings 30.^24 _____- ^ 3 0 .9 0 SCENE f r o m HERE in Chicago, at a cost of $168 THEODORE A. ILIFF investment by Zschack and a million — a staggering sum Here is next week's schedule 2:20 p.m. — Terry Rd. and 3:30 p.m. — Carpento: Rd. By SOL R. COHEN doodling amoeba cartoons with “They can pick up a starfish ABILENE, Kan. (UPI) - few friends, is a two-year-old, even a century ago. SEATTLE' for ’The *niomas Hooker, a Woodsi^ Ik. 4:10 p.m.—Ambassador Dr. a friend. In the last two years or something like that, and they Rockville Theatre — “Enter UA East 2 - “Report to the two-story white structure vying Connecticut State Library 3 p.m. — Galaxy Dr. 4:50 p.m. — Cushman Dr. Children entering Scott specimens have been donated actually study something they the Dragon” plus “The Sacred Commissioner” 7:00-9:00 T^schach’s zoo don’t ogle at lions for tourist attention next to the OSTON bookmobile on loan to the 8:40 p.m. — Lower Redwood FRIDAY from as far away as Europe and probably wodd never see in Knives of Vengeance” Con UA East 3 - "Claudine” and tigers and bears. Instead of Eisenhower Museum and Old Kansas,” he said. “We also Manchester Public Library Rd. 1 p.m. — Garden Dr. Asia. tinuous from 7 :^ 7:20; “Harry & Tonto” 9:00 Pass the Cookies, Please barred cages, they see softly lit Abilene Town. system: 4:20 p.m. — Squire Village. 2 p.m.—McKee and Sommer The zoo contains i small but have a small octopus that we UA East 1 — “Shampoo” Vernon Cinema 1 — “Report screens displaying live aniinals “There was a need for it,” fastidious laboratory for main have fed by hand on occasion. . TH U R SD A Y Sts. 7:30-9:30 to the Commissioner” 7:15-9:15 IE W YORK that could give an experienced the 29-year-old zookeeper said. taining about species of But not often.” Vernon Cinema 2 — “Raffer 2:10 p.m. — McDivitt Dr. 2:40 p.m. — Bryan and 110 hunter the creeps. “People need to see more of the mold, fungus and micro Zschach, who studied biology ty” 7:20; “Scarecrovr” 9:00 MONDAY 2:50 p.m. — Kennedy Rd. and Cornwall Drs. BETTER I see by the papers the Weight Watcher-mine, not breakfast and go to wori:. I’m Zschach’s MicroZoo is the world around them, so we organisms. Zschach dabbles in before dropping out of college, Manchester Drive-In — “Man 10 a.m. -- Green Lodge Rest Woodstock Dr. 3:20 p.m. — Rachel Rd. ^ , X .:* Pillsbury Co., which makes hers. It’s my wife. on my own. nation’s only facility showing a devised a unique projection elementary research there wants to develop the zoo into Who Loved Cat Dancing” 7:35; IFKANCISCO\ .f DENVER Home. 10:40 a.m. — Greenhill and inixet for cpkes and other Ugh- She went each Tuesday to be When I get home from work, variety of organisms rarely method (similar to an overhead when be is not leading more than a thrill factory. He REALTH a s m “Report to the Conunissioner” Munro Sts. calorie goodies, has bought weighed-in-skipping breakfast she asks, “What did you eat for seen by the public. projector) to show people customers through the dark said the tiny creatures are vital FILM RATING GUiptg 9:30 (hold on to your hats) Weight and lunch so she could show a lunch?” I reply, "Oh! Nothing Last year more than 24,000. another part of their environ halls with slimy images facet of life on earth virtually Burnside 1 — “Murder on the 11:20 a.m. — Meadow and LOS ANOELE Watchers, an international diet loss of three^or four ounces. much,” and I let it go at that. persons, many of them school ment. crawling across the screens. ignored by man. For Parents and Orient Express” 7:15-9:35 Pilgrim Lanes. CIRCUS 9 0 .0 program designed to trim the She did real well for a time. children, paid up to $1.25 to ‘‘The kids explode with Other, more conventional dis “If people don’t see them, Burnside 2 — ‘‘Blazing 1:10 p.m. — Ferguson and Neither of us understands Their Children fat from overweight figures. Well enough to get a pin. She gawk at the special screens enthusiasm when toey walk in. plays show common mold, they can’t understand how im Saddles” 7:00-8:45 Garth Rds. why I don’t lose weight. I’ll take 1:50 p.m. — Finley St. A spokesman for Pillsbury liked the magazine they send that back. I understand. It has showing amoebas, vinegar eels And college students see more fungi, small and large marine portant they are to our OfMIIAI.AUOICIICa Showplace — “The Godfather and other creatures familiar in here than they can in most ecology,” Zschach said. “And if AlAfnAMM lOW ISI TiMPfRATUIIS 2:30 p.m. — Blueridge and said his company won't change her and she kept eating the fish to be those mid-momlng snacks life and replicas of human body Part II” 7:30 Bette DrSr^ any of the Weight Watcher’s (Hey, Pillsbury-those are the and those mid-evening peanut name but alien in appearance. college laboratories.” parts. Children occasionally are they don’t understand that, our JS MIAMI Showcase Cinema 1 — “Fun 3:10 p.m. —’Timrod Lane and product line. A spokraman for gooses). butter and jelly sandwiches The zoo, a half-million dollar He said he first thought of the allowed to handle some of the grandchildren won’t have a Step up to Sprint and ny Lady” 7:15-10:00 ’Timber Trail. Weight Watchers (unnamed for From what I’ye learned. and milk m cks. idea eight years ago while less dangerous sea dwellers. world worth living in.” MMMIMMIOANCi ^ LIr A pep up with a check up! l U S . HNIMtm Showcase Cinema 2 — 32 •LEGEND ■■ v t V‘ 3:50 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. obvious reasons) said his com Weight Watchers is sort of like “Towering Inferno” 7:10-10:15 pany would love to change the a coffee-klatch, without the So, everyone’s happy.. My 3 0 .0 0 . Pillsbury line. coffee (and without the Match). wife because she uses me as a MANCHESTER See your doctor. If he SO SO |tAIN (g^SNO W T U E 8 D A Y Showcase Cinema 3 — “Len No word yet from Poppin’ The women she met on sounding board for imparting NOTICE gives you a prescription ny” 7:30-9:30 % AIR ' 11 a.m. — Woodland and Fresh. IViesdays were happy because h e r Weight Watching HOSPITAL NOTES ; /^ S H O W E R S Avoid The Spring Rush lor this pharmacy can fill it Special Midnight shows Fri. FLOW Broad Sts. We’re waiting to hear the my wife’s a wit and kept knowledge. The pei^le who sell m n m e n o 11:40 a.m. — Charles Apts. promptly and accurately. and Sat. 12:00 latest news —like that the them laughing. Ste’s happy me those coffee and doughnuts Discharged Wednesday: son, 181 McKee St.; Beverly hniNtf AM OMMu Un WlATHEt FOTOCAST 2 p.m. — Cedar St. EXPERT INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Showcase Cinema 4 — American Tobacco Co. has because she works on me to because they’re still in Doris Wraight, Mark Dr., Maier, Glastonbury. 2:40 p.m. — West and W. “Young Frankenstein” 7:40- purchased Smokenders, off the sugar and the butter and business, and me because I Coventry; Ewsld Fritzche, 159 Also, Kathleen Rich, 136 PAINTING AND PAPERING Fairfield Sts. 10:00 6r( that GaUo Wine -to cut out those mid-moming think weight watching (with a High St.; Alton Guptill, Green Manor Rd.; Kathleen 3:20 p.m. — Woodhill and Call Special midnight shows Fri. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Saturday. Friday night will find snow in the mid Rockies and has commissioned Peter coffee breaks. She suggests I lower case w) is a wonderful Colchester; Maynard Wallace, Moore, Laurwood Dr., Bolton; Evergreen Rds. ^NO
vacation homes checked, one Children’s Theatre Rd., aluminum siding, $1,993; She H erali TOLLAND was found open. Area Profile CAR WISH Coventry Council Reinstates Fired Dispatcher Vivian Kenneson Arts of Tolland is spon Raymond Zimmerman, Constables issued five motor G e l^ g Rd., repair, $8,00(1. Tollitiid Assessor Walter soring two performances of the vehicle warnings and three Heritage ^vings and Lxtan, Lawrence alerts elderly University of Connecticut’s Procedures for the record reinstate LaVoie, and the union and 19 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon warnings. They offered 35 state sign on Merrow (Rt. 195), Two Charged with Arson Monica Shea Sandberg and asked for a that he had been harassed raft routes taxpayers, 65 years and older R^g Bag Theatre Troupe on Correspondent almost from the time he joined keeping have been improved representative Gerald Daniels and Friday April 18 from 6 to 9 Sunday, April 13 at the Tolland police assists and answered 39 $5,000; Robert Lotreck, Holly hearing on the firing. When this a|ul not pr^ently on tax relief WESTBROOK (UPI) - State Robert E. Hull,. 21, of Essex. over the last two weeks, and a of the Connecticut Municipal p.m. to issue fishipg licenses. Middle School at 1 and 3 p.ih. complaints and general service Rd., wiring, $500; Steve Vineze, HKD WAX 742.9495 the crew because of his ques was denied he then applied to for the elderly program, to con police said they have arrested Arrested on Middlesex Coun After five-and.one*half-hours tion on where gas and parts new clerk dispatcher was hired Council of the American AN EXHIBITION OF CLAY & FIBER Tickets are available at the calls. Crystal Lake Rd., remodeling, CETA and filed a formal tact his- office for possible two men on charges in a March ty Superior Court bench with fill up of gas and 75o of mostly conflicting testimony were going and the lack of to fill LaVoie’s vacancy at the Federation of State, County and door for both performances. Building Permits $7,000; Ruben Grahn, Rt. 30, grievance with that department APRIL 12th TO MAY 3rd benefits they may receive. 4 fire which wrecked Sports, warrants, they were accused of and a one-hour executive ses cooperation from the men in his town garage. Municipal Employes, AFLk^IO, Building permits for March: house, $29,000; George and the council acknowledged To qualify for the benefits an Constahles Inc., a sporting goods firm in burglarizing the firm and then sion, the Town Council last asked for a copy of the David Webster, beauty shop on Wasilefsky, Willie Circle, addi his right to a hearing. attempts to keep better The councilman said, “Mike applicant must have biwn at Tolland constables patroled Westbrook. Damage was set at setting fire to it. night overrode the action taken transcript for the use of the un Tolland Stage Rd., $3,000; tion, $1,800; Santini Homes, six The council had originally records. has been derelect in his duties MICKEY SEQUENZIA least 65 by Dec. 31, 1974, have 3,186 during' the month of $300,000. State police said the pair by Allen Sandberg, town LaVoie said the he had been ion. A copy of all the tapes that George Sherry, Virginia Lane, houses on Pinegrove Dr., $28,- requestedbthat the hearing be as superintendent of streets. He Officials Charged AND resided in the state for at least March. Arrested on arson, burglary would be arraigned in Superior manajger, and Mike Pesce, threatened with weapons and were taken last night will be addition, $5,000; Madrid Corp., 000 each; Everett Gardiner, private but LaVoie aked for a should have done something five years, and have had an Of 1,950 businesses checked, and larceny charges were Jack Court, Middletown. Bail was superintendent of streets, when that a burning paper had been made available to the union. HARTFORD (U P I)-Sanitas Cathole Rd., house, $30,000; Old Post Rd., remodel garage, public session so his side of the before this situation got so out ROBERT PARROn adjusted gross income of $6,000 two were found open and of 258 von Deck, 21, of Ivoryton, and set at $10,000 each. 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN.^ Phone 643-S13S LaVoie was represented by Russell Binbeimer. Old Post $1,100. they fired the road crew clerk story could be heard. thrown into the office after Service Corp., a Hartford-based MEET THE CRAFt MANB FRIDAY EVENING or less for the calendar year of hand.” Dennis O’Brien of Windham- dispatcher March 20. LaVoie told the council last LaVoie had put up no smoking waste disposal and APRIL 11 FROM B P.M. T 0 10 P.M. 1974. Tolland Legal Assistance. The council ordered that night that he had thrown the signs in the office. Town road crewmen atten maintenance firm, and four Those who meet these Town Clerk Office former executives have been TUBS. TO SAT. Ronald Lavoie be reinstated no brick and stone at the town Councilman Breault and ding the hearing last night .ru'^ 649-1766 10 A.M. - i P.M. qualifications should go to the later than April 21 and that his truck after someone had pushed Grabowski declined comment seemed unhappy with the deci The town clerk’s office will charged with campaign con RT. SS, TALCOTTVILLI assessor’s, office to discuss op ALL STORES JOIN IN CELEBRATING THE employment run until the end of him in front of what he said was on whether there would be per sion made by the council to be open on Saturday, April 12 tribution illegalities. tions of a fax freeze or tax the fiscal year, June 30. a' fast moving truck. sonnel changes made by the credit under the “circuit Sandberg is to report to the LaVoie said he was standing council, but did say, “We will breaker” ihat best suits their council no later than April 14 as in the doorway of the town gar consider all of the information situation. Lawrence says that to what employment Lavoie age when a truck picked up brought to us in the past two homeowners under the circuit would be engag^ in. speed and headed toward where weeks and consider our per breiaker that are not getting full The council’s vote was 4 to 2, SAVE NOW ON ALL YOUR LaBoie was standing. At this sonnel policies in more than behefits should also check with Council Chairman Rose time someone pushed him into just one department, but we GRAND OPENING whether a greater benefit is Fowler not voting, which has the path of the truck, he said. will be particularly concerned •Sf. available. been her practice except in LaVoie said that as he fell he about the public works depart The deadline for filing by OF OUR TWO NEW STORES! cases of a tie vote. Councilman rolled away from the truck and ment and the town hall.” homeowners is May 15. Elderly A1 Carilli and William Schmidt The councilmen indicated picked up anything that was renters meeting the same voted to uphold the firing action handy and threw it at the truck. that their decision to override qualifications are asked with councilman Richard The council heard conflicting the firing was based on several Breault, Jesse Brainard, testimony from three highway factors—lack of consistency in Any property owner who f i s S Robert Keller and Hank employes and as to their the testimony, the question of owns 25 acres or more of forest Grabowski voting to override whereabouts in the town garage where some people were at the land and would like to have it SAVE AN EXTRA Box of 125 the firing. yard and what they were doing town garage during some of the classified under P. A. 490 for a Reg. 45c The motion was made by at the time that LaVoie said he incidents and the time factors reduction should also go to the 3 fOB0 9 ® councilman Robert Keller. was pushed. that were given. 18” Deluxe assessor’s office and file the LaVoie was hired under the All three of them did testify Breault said, “I think LaVoie necessary forms with the state 12” X 16-1/2” Bamboo Rake f o a m y SHAVE CREAM Comprehensive Employment that LaVoie was not pushed and was either pushed or bumped Forestry Department. Westclox Training Act and served in that into the path of that truck. This Our threw the bricks and rocks Hibachi All Types position until he was fired for may or may not have been Reg. The assessor’s office is open without provocation, but their Electric OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES JLi 11 oz., Reg. 1.15 throwing a brick at a town testimonies did not jibe with maliciously intended.” on 2.99 1.99 3 t the Town Hall on Monday 69<^ dump truck. “I think some of the road Big Reinforced bamboo tines, through Friday from 9 a.m. to Alarm Clock each others. smooth handle. Lightweight, flJOPCALDOR LaVoie then approached Pedestal 4:30 p.m. LaVoie also told the council crew had taken part in the 7-Web sturdy. ON ALL a n d SAVE! t a m e c r e m e r i n s e harassment some o^ the time Base 2 4 ” , Our Reg. 3.79...... 2 -4 7 Our Regular or V but not all of them.” Folding 30”, Our Reg. 4.09...... 3.29 CORNINGWABE with Body The Steering Committee of Reg. 3.79 16 oz., Reg. 1.73 the Town Council spent last Chair Our 5 Lb. Perennial 1.99 Saturday looking into the gar Reg. Compact, dependable alarm clock with bold numerals, 1.09 Our Reg. 6.99 40 Rye Grass age records that were con sweep second hand. CORELLEPYREX OIL OF OLAY 16.99 Seed COURT CASES fiscated two weeks ago, and PZC Okays ■wmu— »— !— moisturizing found that over a two-week Streamlined design, so Our IN OUR INVENTORY CREAM «f period by checking deliveries handy to move. 4 position Reg. High Vie^ < oz., Reg. 2.84 y ^ Columbus Gibson, 57, of 99 and use of the gasoline by the grid with wood handles, re 2.99 2.27 COMMON PLEAS COURT town trucks and the school movable ash grate, adjust Produces quick cover on all HEBRON Westclox Digital Brooklyn St., Rockville. He was able side vents. types of soil, in sun or shade. Georgraphical Area 19 fined $15 on an intoxication buses, there was only about 31 Big, wide frame for seating comfort, with water- Drowse Alarm 1 Roger Michaud, 16, of 442 W. charge. gallons not accounted for. fali arms, sturdy webbing. Middle Tpke., Manchester, VIGORO WEED & FEED SALE! 50’ Garden Anne Dallaire EASY-TO-READ SAVE I Correspondent Our OVER pleaded guilty to a charge of Vigoro Rid Hose 8-DIGIT DISPLAY second-degree larceny Tuesday 228-3267 Reg. SAVE *4 m Crabgrass Preventer Our 1 5.29 and his case was continued to The Planning and Zoning Texas Instrument Our Reg. M Full 6-Web Comihlssion Tuesday evening ■ 6:5 7 r May 20 for pre-sentence in Reg. 3.99 2.88 Electronic 3 9 9 voted to ai^rove the 20 lot I Quiet tape system, back vestigation. Folding Chaise 5.45 Half inch green op^ ue cover Margaret Royster, 25, of 107 with high quality brass High View Estates subdivision lighted numerals for Calculator 99% effective on crabgrass, couplings. subject to the following legibility. Hour, minute, i High St., Rockville pleaded in safe for lawn. second readout. if' nocent to a charge of disorderly 1/2” X75’, Reg. 5.75...... 4.28 stipulations. Wen 10” Electric Lx)ts 4, 9, 10 and 13 were ap TOASTMASTER conduct and her case was Golden Vigoro Our Chain Saw scheduled for trial by jury next Lawn Fertilizer proved with Lots 1, 2, 3, 4,5,6, 4-Quart Automatic 4’ X 50’ Vinyl Gard 7, 8, 11 and 12 being approved Reg. month. Our Welded Corn Popper 49.95 Our Michael Saucier, 21, of North Reg. ____ subject to the conditions stated in the March letter of Frank Horeiccr Reg. Windham was find $75 on a 6.99 Covere Fencing Our Lounging mate to ■ 5,000 Sq. Ft, Richardson, Hebron’s Adds, subtracts, multi 59.95 reckless driving charge and toifiite only Shape & Dry Reg. above chair, full, 10,000 Sq. Ft.. Reg. 12.90... 9.27 plies,divides.Floating charges of evading responsibili 6 pm to 9 pm registered sanitarian. 7.99 Built-in manual oiler, powered by comfortable-and Greens lawn fast, lasts for weeks. Richardson stated Lots 1, 2 Styler-Dryer 3.99 decimal, percent key. rugged 2 H.P. motor. Lightweight, easy ty, operating an unregistered colorful! 18.88 Thermostat controlled heat; signal Rechargeable batteries and 3 have high ground water to handle. Only 5 per store, No Ram motor vehicle and improper use Deep Green Vigoro Heavy 14 gauge rust-proof lights when popper is ready. #6201 plus AC adapter of marker plates were nolled. fencing. Slight imperfections problems. He feels that a com Checks. Weed & Feed Won't affect use or wear. Our Charges of evading respon- bination of curtain drains and Buttons Our fill would safe guard the Reg. siblity, operating without a 17.99 license and failure to drive in 11.95 1 systems on these lots. 5,000 Sq. FI. STOP BUYING MAGICUBESI the right lane were nol}ed in the and SAVE On Lots 6, 7 and 8 Richard 'Super powered with 750 watts; Q These Best Selling case of Rodney Theriault, 29, of 10.000 Sq. Ft., Reg. 21.95...19.95 son’s letter stated that they may 5 drying and styling Ironing Board OVER be approved only if the septic attachments, choice of 24 Grove St., Rockville. Buckles 40 HARDCOVER BOOKS by Proctor Peter R. Frazier, 18, of Deep Green Vigoro $50 system locations are kept to the speeds. #HB6600 Ellington pleaded not guilty to Lawn Fertilizer rear of the property. Our Reg. In regards to Lots 5,11 and 12, ___ : Bermuda Triangle charges of second-degree Our CHARLES BERLITZ 1Q.49 Reg. Richardson stated that they can larceny and conspiracy and his 1 9 ^ - Publisher’s List 7.95...... case was scheduled for jury piknm^^pfabncs 22.95 ■ w iRnnnQ15,000 Sq.Fl, , be approved subject to specific SAVE SAVE OVER *5! From Clear depth limitations which will be h lo re lc o " trial next month. " phone...646-1000 10.000 Sq.FI., Reg. 15.95... 14.45 OVER ^ ^ The Money Changers Redwood required to insure adequate Charges of disorderly conduct 177 HARTFORD ROAD ...... MANCHESTER StockI 5,000 Sq. Ft., Reg. 8.95 7.95 $01 8-Cup Automatic ARTHUR HAILEY clearance over ground water. Magic-flash Publisher's List $10...... and interfering with a police of store open...nnonday through Saturday 10 to 6 Drip Coffeemaker ITT ficer were nolled in the case of thursetay 8 t frid a y nite til 9 pm A § 4-Pc. Redwood Seating Group Vigoro Cyclone Lots 15,16,17 and 20 were not Electronic Flash Roto Spreader approved by the commission. Heller Skelter Two inviting club chairs, a VINCENT BUGLIOSI 24” Huffy Rider Mower Commission members state Our matching chaise and table. Our Publisher’s List $10...... Easy infinite height adjustment, Double corded, thick button Reg. Briggs & Stratton's such disapproval is without Reg. sturdy legs. Steam vented top. <§■ tufted foam cushions. rugged 5 H.P. engine prejudice; and if the conditions 27.99 29.99 1 9 ^ 0 with forward, neutral and a 11.87 The Seven-Per-Cent Solutioi Folds for storage. Our Reg. 99.99 reverse transmission. stated in Richardson’s letter of Synchronized to fit Kodak 20, 30,40, Covers 5 times faster than reg- Blade disengage clutch. Ed. By NICHOLAS MEYER Ironing Board Pad & Cover -A 37 ular spreaders. March 31, are met satisfactori Never a burned or bitter taste! 50 and 60, plus GAF 220 and 440 Our Reg. 274.99 Publisher’s List 6.95...... Reg. 1 .7 9 ...... | RGdWOOd RGZ SOdlOr, Reg. 7.99.... 5.88 Gal. $224 ly, the lots may be approved at Superfast brewing - 8 cups in 7 pocket. another time. minutes. #HD5130 Men’s WORK SHOES Richardson stated in his 12-Cup #HD5135, Reg. 34.99 ...28.99 ■■■■■■■■■■■ailiBlBiiiM Loma by Cedar Crest, America's Laading Mfr. letter that Lots 15, 16 and 17 SYLVANIA I' 32 Gallon SAVE were marginal lots with a moderate high ground water 3-Way Bulbs ‘Em ersori Plastic $40 table and poorly drained soils. Concepts Modular Trash Can Richardson felt that these 1,000 Watt 'i lots should be graded and filled Stereo Sustem to the design engineers Styler-Dryer 50-100-150 watt bulb Our specifications and this ,3'Wi that’s frosted inside Reg. ■8 '•nil. 64.88 department’s approval and that Our Save now-buyspares. Panasonic Reg. Giant 10’Wide Storage Building: they be rete st^ next spring. Reg. Solid state amplifier, separate tone 7.99 BOOT I 14 was also not approved. 1 3.99 and volume controls. Full size BSR PortabiG AM Radio automatic changer, 2 large 14" Tough, crack resistant High arch gambrel roof On Lot 14 and 20, Richardson gives plenty of "standing Stick-lt-To-Me speaker enclosures plus head finish with metal lock % tall" space! Attractive felt that they appeared to be un For today’s natural look! Super phone jack. and handles; includes ^ perma-plale all season h — suitable for sewage disposal powerful unit, high/low speeds Photo Albums cover. 1 Q 9 9 if finish; doors slide on H ^^9* »C1000 Spot drying attachment 5^ tracks; size 10'x7'x6'4". H H H H I 169.99 systems. Stereo Rollabout Carts 1 2 a 88 Built-in Ferrite Antenna •4" Dy Lots 8, 18 and 19 were ap 2 SHELF 3 SHELF Kordite Trash Can Liners BOOT namic Speaker# 2-Step Tone Con 149 10’x16’x6’4”. Our nag. 219.99 proved but not for building pur trol aSlide Rule Tuning Dial #A/C - 20 Gal, 20 Pk. or 33 Gal., 15 Pk„ Reg. 2.39.. Long wearing, comfortable! 169.88 2.37 0 7 0 1188 Each I All Sizes Approximate poses unless the Hebron Zoning D/C Operation #4 C-Cell Batteries Sizes 6 to 12. I Magnetic album - never use glue or Board of Appeals approval is Reg. 10.70 Req. 16.70 Included f< if": iifi'Si...5, corners again. 10 pages, many colors " i s Patented In-Wall ^ obtained. These lots do not have Skim mar efficient frontage. ______iilfiB iiiiiii L ungilcan-. Engineer Richard Mihok, who represents the owner FOR BAR, TRAILER, OFFICE! Ernest Reed, of Bolton, prior to the commission vote told members he felt Richardson [ f Cube Style i . H i , was confused on some of the 1 Refrigerator with I ! lot8 appearing in his letter. Spinning Rods, Fly Rods, H Physical In other business. Chairman 1 Spin Casting Rods Freezer Compartment . u L l ' 1 1. Salvatore Mastandrea donated Fitness copies of wetlands maps to the Famous for precision quality! Light town. action rods with hard chromed guides, White RC/I D«lu«a Play I Only! Sand Flltar tip-tops. Our Reg. to 15.99 Center V - Reg. 1 2 ” diagonal Huge 24’x4’ Deep Deluxe Rubberized Fisherman’s Vest 114.88 Full cut, non-reflecting color; S-XL. Reg. 6.79. 4.48 Pool Package by • 7-1/2 Ft. high, 7 FI. long B&W TV Rubber Reinforced Hip Boots o OO Full range thermostat temperature . Includes Swing control. 2 adj. shelves, meat keeper, • Rugged Steel Wall Full cut, reinforced; Steel shank. 7-12, Reg. 12.99...0 .0 0 Click-stop UHF. VHF • Exercise Rings dairy bar door. tuner; bright, clear pic • 6 Inch Wide Deck • Climbing Rope When President George Deluxe Chest High Waders . . _ _ ture. Walnut cabinet. Our Reg. 99.70 Rayon lined, cleated sole; 7-13, Reg. 16.99...... 11.Of Available in WALNUT finish .Vinyl Coaled Bottom Rail • 'll' Trapeze Bar Washington signed the first Earphone and jack *20 Milimeter Liner • Hand-over-Hand Ladder Our Reg. postal act Feb. 20,1792, mailing 1/4 lb. Spool, Monolilament Line ^ Reg. 119.88...... $104 included. •Deluxe Sand Filter *749$889 it Purchased Just the thing to give kids Youi choice 4 lb. to 30 lb. test. Reg. 1.99...... l . £ « l plenty of ways to vent energies! 5 9 .8 8 rates from 6 to 12'A cents were •Aluminum Safety Ladder Separately Aluminum 4 9 " set to correspond with the Safety Ladder mileage a letter was carried. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 2-DAY SALE: FRI. and SAT. MANCHESTER CPENING SPECIALS 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Originally in ancient Greece BahiiHihiiilaiiii Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. an idiot was a private person FRIDAY & SATURDAY I liaiiii<'iiii j ' mudtuimcMO Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. not engaged in any public of 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 1^ 1 sea 114 5 Tolland Turnpike fice. 'Hie term has come to PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 11.1W5 MANCHESTER EVENING H Ea tA LD , Mancheater, Conn., Fri., April 11. 1975- PAGE ELEVEN Voter Session Saturday Vernon Gets Allocation Music Program . Guardsmen Start Emergency Haylift ANDOVER There will be a special music S h e H e r a l AUCTION United Preta International bulls, yearlings and calves cost water service to hospitals was families to be evacuated from 6 Donna Holland program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at National Guardsmen farmers and ranchers an es halted. areas near the Geneva levee, For 35 Youth Positions the First Congregational- Are.1 Profile Thursday were sent to aid timated $1.75 million, officials Guardsmen also were dis where water escaped when a Church. The town of Vernon has been ding high school or of the and work positions allocated. The last regular voter APRIL 12th snowboui^ Montana ranchers said. patched to Brewton and New pipeline burst. ^ u l a r and sacred music will allocated 35 positions through a equivalent age. Detailed guidelines as to making session l^ore the May In an emergency haylift to Guardsmen Thursday also ton, Ala., to watch for an be performed by the junior and Hrat CoNgraMlioMri program which will be federal It is d e s ig ^ for low income eligibility wUl be available at 5 town elections will be Satur stranded catUe, and in south were ordered into'acUon in ticipated flooding. “Things are running pretty senior choirs of the church, the ChmiioInnMM ly funded and will hire students families according to family Rockville High School through day from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at neuMN Alabama where as much as 12 south Alabama where as much A spokesman for the Geneva smoothly in Enterprise,’’ a Volunteers Sought Minstrel Maids, the MacDonald size and income, as follows; the Guidance Department, the the Town Office Building. •t Vtmon CwiUr inches of rain fell, guardsmen as 12 inches of rain fell in some police siaid 25 families had been police spokeswoman said. to work part time . Family Singers, and instrumen Family of one with an income Vernon Middle S^ool, St. Ber- Anyone living in town on or Doors Open at 9 M L were assigned to help flood vic areas, flooding streams, closing evacuated Thursday “and more “We’ve only had one family Mayor Frank McCoy said the tal quartet, a girl’s trio, of 12,330; two $3,070; three $3,- nard's and St. Joseph’s For Cleanup of Bolton before April 12 must become Antiquaa, HouMhold tims. highways and farm roads and are expected to leave their evacuated that’s confirmed. A program is a part of a Com Mrs, Susan Borst and Mrs. prehensive Manpower Program 810; four $4,550; five $5,290; six parochial schools and at the voters Saturday to be eligible to Itanw, and Biie-A-Brao. Montana Gov. Thomas Judge forcing lowland dwellers from homes.” Sheriff L.D. Sizemore few streets are stiU closed.” Ruth Hutchinson. ; which will be supervised from $6,030; and seven $6,770. Any town Administration Building. Donna Holland Early Closing vote in thie May elections. sent guardsmen and transport their homes. said he expected about 75 number over seven, an amount Refreshments will be served East Hartford rather than from Mayor McCoy said the Correspondent All Bolton Elementary School (Qualifications are to be a helicopters into emergency The guardsmen were ordered of $740 should be added to the in the social room of the church , Hartford as in the past. positions will consist of 10 hours 646-41375 and Bolton Center School United States citizen, 18 years haylift operations in four north- to Geneva, Enterprise, Elba income for each additional after the program. * The mayor said this was per week and some of the The Conservation Conunis- students Will be dismissed Mon of age and a resident of An central Montana counties and Samson, Ala., to aid flood member. ,mad'e possible through the ef employes may be placed in sion and the Bolton Junior day at 1 p.m. to allow for parent dover. where blizzard snows have victims and into Andalusia and The mayor said children of forts of mayors, chief churches and other non-profit Woman’s Club conservation teacher conferences. stranded catUe herds. Opp to haul w ater because executives and members of the parents who are receiving state organizations as was the case committee are co-sponsoring All kindergarten students However, snow squalls and water lines were flooded and Capitol Region Council of or town assistance and cUldren during last summer’s program. Rid Litter Day Saturday from will attend the morning session fog Thuraday- forced some of •Governments. where income is from un 9:30 a.m. until 2 p.m. The drive and will be dismissed at 11:30 the guard belic(9 ters to turn employment compensation He emphasized that the will be coodinated from a.m. back early. , He said when the program would probably also be eligible program is for boys and girls. Herrick Memorial Park. Laser Beam Some ranchers, locked in by for the program. Hiese jobs will last through was under the direction of the Anyone wishing to help in the The laser beam as a practical deep snow drifts, said they had He said the program should June 30 when it is hoped there •City of Hartford, Vernon was way of collecting litter, super communications medium of the not seen their cattle herds since be starting as soon as will be another appropriation allowed just 13 positions. The vising tte younger children or future will be discussed by blizzards hit Glacier, Toole, applications can be processed for a similar summer program. program is for students atten driving is asked to be at the Howard J. Travers, com Liberty and Cascade counties park at 9:30 a.m. munications manager for early this week. Voter Session Southern New England It was too soon to determine The last regular voting Telephone in Hartford, at a the extent of livestock losses in ‘Y’ Continues Fitness Series making session before the May meeting of the Ladies Montana, but Judge said he has 5 town elections will be Satur Benevolent Society, Bolton appealed to Agriculture day from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. at Congregational Church. Mr. Secretary Earl Butz for im program come during the se sketching and drawing, The second in a series of the Town Hall. Travers will present a slide plementation of a disaster cond hour of the clinic. The elements of photography, Fitness Fraternity Meetings, Anyone living in town on or talk, “Talking of Tomorrow,’’ livestock feed program. He also Fitness series is a public ser macrame, jukido, guitar, string ^ sponsored by the Indian Valley before April 12 must register to at the church’s educational Robert and Emmy Nicoll receive their diplomas from planned to personally inspect vice of the “Y” and admission art, and chess. 'YMCA is scheduled for 8 p.m. vote by Saturday to be eligible building on Bolton Center Rd. Lil and Gene Horton, Manchester Square Dance the snowbound counties today. will be free to members and For teenagers and adults 15 Couples Graduate April 16 at the Vernon Center to vote in the May elections. April 15, at 8 p.m. presidents. ’Their sponsors, Francis and Osee Barlow, chat In Nebraska, agricultural of non-members. there are courses in sand pain Middle School, Rt. 30. Qualifications are to be a ficials report^ thousands of The “Y” has also prepared a ting, painting with oils and Mr. Travers will discuss the wdth Jean Daigle, membership chairmm. The scene was Representatives of the Hart United States citizen, 18 years Square Dance Club cattle died in recent heavy brochure with information con acrylics, belly dancing, string rapidly growing need to meet repeated 15 times for IS couples joining the club. (Herald ford Heart Association will be of age and a resident of Bolton. the national and overseas com snows in the western part of the cerning 25 programs available art, guitar, and golf. photo by Barlow) present to show a film on blood There are no residency munications requirements. Wh state. The loss of 39,551 cows. to residents of the five town Preregistration is required Fifteen couples graduated Marie Berube, Keith and Nancy pressure entitled “What Goes requirements. will also tell of the plans for area. for all classess. This may be recently at the Manchester Bloking, Ben and Rita Up” and to speak on heart at more communications For preschoolers, there are done by mail or in person at the Forty-four new voters have High School Clarke Arena from Burinskas, Andrew and Bar tack risk factors. registered in Bolton since the satellites and high capacity un Preceding the meeting there program offerings of “Y” office at Vernon Circle the Manchester Square Dance bara Cavazza, Vincent and Style Show Nov. 5 election. Of those derseas cables to meet this acrobatics, tumbling, from 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Club's'annual program. Lucille DiPaolo, Andrew and will be' a blood pressure clinic registering 8 were Republicans, kindergym, ,and pre-school weekdays. But in order to ac need. The graduates finished the Lilyan Glidie, Jim and Maureen To Benefit in the school library from 6 to 8 17 were Democrats and 17 were p.m. All residents of the towns music. Young children can be commodate those wishing to longest series of classes the Greeson, Joseph and Verna not affiliated with a party. W.G. GLENNEY the “Y” services, Vernon, enrolled in Fun with Rhythm, register, the office will be open Man Found Dead club has yet given, over two Hublard, Milton and Betty Cancer Unit Auction Jensen, Thomas and Alvada Tolland, Ellington, South Wind Nature Comes Alive, Magic Saturday, April 19 and Satur NEW HAVEN (UPI) - dozen sessions beginning in Oc- Reach to Recovery models There will be a handcraft auc Jubenville, Stan and Barbara sor, and East Windsor, are in Painting, Chess and Jukido. day, April 26, from 9:30 a.m. to Police said Rayford Bowman, tob^.,^ will present the latest in spring tion tonight at the United Kaufman, Robert and Emmy READY-TO-RNISH FURNITURE DEPARTMENT vited to take advantage of this Fourth graders through 12:30 p.m. Additional program 27, of New Haven, was found After a grand march led by styles at a special fashion show Methodist Church at 8 p.m. Nicoll, Ken and Anne free blood pressure check. teenagers have a wide range of brochures and information on shot to death at 5 a.m. today on Presidents Gene and Lil Hor coordinated by the Connecticut Doors will be open at 7:15 Ostrinsky, and States and Nor niRiM m wunH of «prii It is suggested that those program choices including Art specific programs are available a street in the Hill ton, the graduates, accom Division, American Cancer p.m. for previewing of articles ma Wood. ALL YOU DO IS ADD A Lim E “YOU” planning to stay for the fitness in Focus, handball, tennis. from the office. neighborhood. panied by their sponsors, were Society, ’Tuesday at Centinel to be auctioned. Jean Daigle, membership Officers said Bowman was given diplomas. Hill Hall, Hartford. GREAT WAY TO EXPRESS YOUR INDIVIDUALITY Those articles will include chairman, announced the shot in the upper chest with a Then they danced their first The program includes a knit and crochet wear, art of graduates as the Hortons gave AND SAVE PLENTY TOO! handgun. No suspect was in tip, or series, of square dances hospitality hour at 11:30 a.m., velvet, toys, woodworking and the diplomas. CofC Accepts Easter Bunny Gift custody. as members of the club founded luncheon, the fashion show and SAVE 20% neediework. in 1956. Refreshments were served in a drawing for door prizes, ac The graduates are Robert and the school cafeteria. cording to chairperson Mrs. Yes, Stephanie, there is an “Stephanie” and addressed to The letter read: “Dear Patricia Bedard, Romeo and Herbert L. Snyder of Easter Bunny and on the bun the Easter Bunny in care of the Easter Bunny, I forgot to give Manchester. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I ny’s behalf, the Rockville Area chamber office, arrived last you the stuff that I got to you. Middle School Site Special guest speaker will be Chamber of Commerce thanks week in a handmade envelope My sister and I thank you for Plus, receive a 600 rebate on the wax from D r. William Markel ACS Stephanie for the letter she sent decorated with an Easter Bun the things that you gave us. The For ^Clown Town’ Du Pont. Come in soon to any Acme store and get your national vice president for ser along with pictures and jelly ny and an Easter egg complete jeliy beans are for you.” It was spring spruce-up kit. But hurry, supplies are limited. vice and rehabilitation. beans. signed, "Stephanie G.” mii Some 105 volunteers who with an eight-cent stamp. VERNON clown costume. / V NEWS A letter, just signed “Clown Town” the annual have all undergone breast sur Natalie Garvin will be at the gery now participate in Connec- fund raising event sponsored by affair to do silhouettes. CAPSULES the Suburban Women’s CTub of ticut’s Reach to Recovery Terry Chauvin is chairman of program, providing understan Vernon, Tolland and Ellington, the beerfest. Tickets for it are Senior will be at the Middle School, Rt. ding and practical assistance so available from Sqnju Forlini, AUTO SUPPLY, INC necessary to women following 30 on May 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 ' ^-447. Donation is $1.50 per First Visit e s , chickens and other School To Present Revue More than auto parts. Auto people. mastectomy. READY p.m. ALGIERS (UPI) - French livestock. person. Proceeds from both Tickets for the fashion show- Saturday at 7:30 at the Tolland The “Beer Fest” which is a events are given to charities in P resid en t Valery G iscard She won an Academy Award TOLLAND door for a donation of $1.50. Avon, Simsbury East Hartford Glastonbury i New Britain West Hartford Windsor Locks nomination in 1947 for her first luncheon are by reservation Middle School. Library Association part of the event, will be set up the three towns. d’Estaing is in Algeria for the Vivian Kenneson at St. Bernard’s Church Hall Bloomfield Enfield Manchester Southington Wethersfield appearance as Ma Kettle. She only at $6 each. Checks should A variety of acts will be The Toiland Public Library first visit of a French chief of be sent with a self-addressed Correspondent the same day from 8 p.m. to state since this country won its and Percy Kilbride played the ITO FINISH presented ranging from a 19S0’s Tel. 875-4704 Association will meet Monday, envelope to Mrs. Harry band to show girls. Bugs Bunny midnight. Music for dancing independence from France in country neighbors of the film’s The Tolland High School April 14 at 1:30 p.m. at the Fellman, 111 Park St., Apt. 4R, to George Carlin and Edith and listening will be by the 1962. central characters and stole the senior class will perform its library. New Haven, 06511. Ann. Dixieland Dance Band. Algerian President Houari show, inspiring the seemingly Senior Revue “75” tonight and Guest speaker Margurite Tickets are available at the The Clown Town event will Boumedienne and Giscard endless sequels. Duguay will speak on feature games, prizes, SEE IT DEMONSTRATED! d’Estaing exchanged cordial weightwatchers. FURNITURE refreshments, balloons, pop greetings, and French tricolor *9 Hostesses for the day are corn, penny candy, baked goods nMomm, im . lan. f m i lo m io 5.-M p * flags flew from public PUBLIC Mrs. Mclcolm Thompson and and a miniature flea market. buildings. But there were no Mrs. Lawrence Small. There will also be a handcrafts flags flying from private RECORDS 13. Oask $ Chair Sat Emergency Fuel Fund School Coffee Hour booth where handmade items dwellings, and the lunch-hour American Killed Doacon’s Bench 4. Round Top 5. Bar Stool 7 . Captain’s Chair ID . Dry Sink A coffee hour will be held at will be sold. crowds were not much larger PHNOM PENH (UPI) - The No. 100 Bar Stool With Back No. 829 No. 393 No. 969 Tolland Middle School April 16 Trade Name A clown parade and contest Save *3»' than normal. Communist offensive that has Sandra A. LeMay, doing No. 39829 No. 9821 24” Bill Given Approval at 7:30 p.m. in the library. for children aged 3 to 10 will be taken Khmer Rouge rebels to business as Designed for 18” Guidance personnel John featured at 11:30 a.m. Prizes Regularly M2.60 SALE PRICE *8.99 $2450 Fourth Son within four miles of Phnom Dancers by LeMay, 164 E. $5415 Peters and Andrew Zulik will will be awarded for the fun A f $1 COS HARTFORD (UPI) - The houses 7,500 tow income ■NIJMEGEN, The Penh and only two miles from Center St. explain how the FRA tests are niest, cutest, and most original Netherlands (UPI) — Princess the airport claimed its first _ $42.90 $705 Connecticut legislature has ap families and Pequonnock, on used in the school. Other A DUTCH BOY FACTORY Marriage Licenses Reg. $43.19 Rog. $67.79 Rag. $40.00 the south end, has about 375 Margriet and her commoner American life today. proved an emergency appropia- members of the faculty will George Edward Muzzy, Hart; Reg. $18.89 apartments for low and middle husband, Pieter -van A Cambodian DC3 airliner Rag. $8.86 11. 6 Drawer Chest 14.10 Drawer Chest tion of $630,000 for fuel and outline and answer questions on REPRESENTATIVE wilt be here ford, and Diane Marilyn Petroj 2. Hardwood No. 821 39” No. 8 Tavern Chair income families. Vollenhove, became the piloted by an American crashed No. 3396 No. 3310 maintenance bills at two state- team teaching, and various VITAMIN • East Hartford, April 23. Oaacon’a Bench No. 9823 on Saturday to show you the parents of a fourth son shortly after taking off from the owned public housing projects Lawmakers said the ap programs. Foster Edmund Oakley, 31 No. 830 in Bridgeport. propriation, which received HEADQUARTERS Thursday. The princess, 32, airport in the m idst of a QC All parents of Tolland Middle difference between this tough Starkweather St., and Ruth The House Thursday also ap bipartisan support, was for gave bii^ by Cesarean sec barrage of 107mm rockets. In $13$o School students are invited to Liggett Parkade Jaynor, Manchester, May 3, proved, 107-34, a bill lifting the those expenses at the projects Low Pf/ce5i' tion. A spokesman for the royal addition to the American, who attend. interior walT finish and the Community Baptist Church. family said mother and child was not immediately identified, ban on advertisements of that were not paid on time. w Rag. $88.30 competition. The results are were in good health. Princess the Taiwanese copilot and a Building Permits Rog. $29.49 Rag. $16.99 Rog. $77.39 prescription drug prices, which The DCA had the $650,000 in Rag. $83.00 Rag. $19.59 i»expected to drive drug prices its present budget, but it could Margriet, third eldest of Queen Cambodian crew member were John G. Chaves, swimming proof positive that Dutch Boy killed, eyewitnesses said: pool at 7 Oval Lane, $300. down as competition increases. not release the funds since they Juliana’s four daughters, has 6. Matos Chair 9. Coioniai Hutch 12. Pedestai Tabio 15. Book Case had not been used in those three sons aged 7, 5 and 3. She 'The plane was carrying a load J.T. Morton, swimming pool 3. Boston Rocfcor A bill allowing persons to Latex Flat Enamel is number No. 824 No. 396 $ 399 No. 379 No. 3338 recover up to two years of back months in which they were sup was married in 1966. of diesel fuel on a flight to a at 49 Gardner St., $500. No. 8828 pay as damages for being posed to have been expended. one in durability. INTRODUCING provincial capital and it burst Harry W. Hoover, swimming Ah ^ 4^ A < ^ / V ' ' V A C denied jobs because of their The drug advertising bill, Reform Attempted into flames on impact. One pool at 91 Wetherell St., $300. 39 $ 0 ^ 5 $3160 $7975 SgJOS race, color, creed or sex, which needs Senate approval, ROME (UPI) - The Rev. crewman aboard the plane ap Alvin A. Skoag, swimming received the approval of both was approved by the House, but Pedro Arrupe, superior general parently survived, reports from pool at 27 Chalmers St., $130. Reg. $83.89 chambers. turned down in the Senate each of the Society of Jesus, has the scene said. Roger Wesson, tool shed at Rag. 847.70 Rag. $11.89 Rog. $39.89 Reg. $99.79 Rog. $44.90 The $650,000 will go to the of the last two legislative made several appointments in 426 Tolland Tpke., $200. a - ______16. Comer Cabinot Department of Community Af sessions. his attempts to reform the 10 fairs, which will pay the bills The House also turned down a Roman Catholic church’s No. 391 < / '''" accumulated during the past six $250,000 appropiation for the LATEX FLAT WALL ENAMEL largest religious order without ih aw ^ a F months by the Beardsley Benhaven School for Autistic going past boundaries set by Terrace and Pequonnock Children in New Haven, saying Pope Paul VI. Arrupe, a Basque m M ain I O niTi Inoa $5145 apartments. the bill did not have enough con * priest who has been trying to The Beardsley complex, on trols to insure the money would 0V* -1 X ^ m ^ - M reconcile the order’s liberal Rog. $64.39 the north end of Bridgeport, be spent properly. and conservative .factions, t m the flat paint named' a special study group, 14 including a layman from 12 Ireland who is an expert on m * management techniques in ... religious orders, to examine the that wadies central leadership of the 441- CUSTOm FRflmiNG year-old order. r-*- * • •ALL TYPES O F MATS. -"-J * • SILK. LINEl). OURLAP. GRASSCLOTH Movie Star Dies :: __ •OVER 350 MOULDINGS like enamd LOS ANGELES (UPI) - l a t e x FLAT •REGULAR 0 NOHGLARE Marjorie Main, a fixLure on the r ■ i i l SSSSSSSSr \ WALL ENAMEL Ideal for those heavy traffic areas movie screens of America for 'M i Walls, Woodwork and Trim 10 years as “Ma Kettle,” a DLOCK. MOUNT « ______. 11 15 raucous hillbilly matriarch, [ 7 16 &FKAM E Superior Scrubbability died of cancer Thursday at the NEEDLEPOINT & formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association 13 The Wash and Wear Paint Easy soap and water clean-up age of 85. HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY CREWEL She took what started out as a 633-4675 supporting role in the film ver 336 NO. MAIN ST. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 sion of a postwar best seller, WEST ROAD, ELLINGTON “The Egg and I,” and turned it 075-6213 into a career. In a series of nine iw.g!gI enney MANCHESTER RUOY CASH A CARRY bants Apple pictures she played the gravel DIV. OF W. 0. OLINNIY CO. ART GALLERIES L L a CO. MAMCHUTM PARNADI m S S i voiced mountain woman whose TEL. 649-5253 RT. 44. WEST WILLIN6T0N im 114 PAINT CO. E.A. JOHNSON iron will inevitably triumphed 429-9916 Next to Forbes & Wallace mt m ii4 over the com ic problems brought on by a shiftless hus SHOP FRIDAY TO 8:30 P.M. & Loan Association • Since 1891 Manchester band and a hardscrabble farm SAT. TO 4 P.M. OPEN SAT. TO 5:30 723 Main street overrun by their huge brood of children, packs of hounds', mul- pAIOE TWELVR - MANrmMTER EVENING ftERALD. Mancherter, Conn., Fri.. April 11,1975 Y W C A Begins Series For Teen-Agers
Nutmeg Program Center of ' the Hartford mgion YWCA will begin a series of afternoon ac tivities for teen-agers starting Mondayat-the Community Y, 78 N. Main St. On Mondays from 3:30 to 5 p.iD., tho% be a co-ed class in Do-it-Yourself Decorations for the 13 to 17 age. group. Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5 p.m., Housewife Feels there will be a rap group for girls from 14 to 10. , ’IliUrsdays from 3:30 to 5 “SoMtfi Faci/ic” Is Theme Of The HeraWs May 1 Travel Show Jailed By Mate p.m., a co-ed class in Old Fashioned Cookery will be Finalist offered to the 13 to 17 age Susan Klemens, dau^ter of giVwp. One of the highlights of the ’These activities will be led by Dr. and Mrs. Paul G. Klemens of 232 Ferguson Rd., has been Herald’s “Evening in the South By Abigail Van Buren Virginia Phelps, a camp C 1t76byChlcigoTrHMiw-N.Y.N«
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PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester. Conn., Fri.. April 11,1975 ' i - ECHS Expels Students; Town Leaders Saddened Drugs Said Involved By Death of John Bailey
Several students have been and several more have been transferred out of East Catholic expelled this week. By SOL R. COHEN ticipate a fight for the Thompson is a friend of High School as the result of an Father Saunders would not There was a sense of sadness Democratic state chair Bailey's daughter, Barbara incident last week involving comment today. He did say the and loss expressed hy those manship. He predicted an Kennelly. Both are on the board drugs, according to a Manchester political figures orderly transition of power. of the Catholics Families Ser FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1975! three-day International Fair VOL XXIX - NO. 23 spokesman at the school. held at the school this week has commenting on the death of Nathan Agostinelli, former vice. Suspecting some of the helped to calm down the John M. Bailey, long-tiipe state comptrolier and now John Sullivan, who is state students were involved with students and allay the charged Democratic leader. All a g r^ Manchester GOP chairman, central committeeman from drugs. School Principal Rev. atmosphere. he left his mark on Connec said, “I knew John Bailey per the Fourth Senatorial District, Girls Get a Gas Out of Robert Saunders last week Det. Capt. Joseph Sartor of ticut—and all to the good. sonally since I arrived on the knew Bailey for about 18 years. made a statement to the stu the Manchester Police Depart State Rep. Ted Cummings, political scene. I knew him as a He expressed the deepest sym dent body that anyone caught ment said no arrests had been who is also Democratic town friend and as a political leader. pathy to the Bailey family. ‘Fair Lady’ No using drugs in any way is out, chairman and who had personal “ I always respected him “What made him so great,” Powder Puff Mechanics made, but an investigation is said Sister Joan Farley, assis pending. contact with Bailey since 1955, greatly,” said Agostinelli. “He said Sullivan, “was his common tant principal. Father Saunders declined to said, “I thought John Bailey was a dedicated Democrat and sense. He was tactful and period is watching Mr. Groot, Were you ever one of those be accomplished in a co-ed Two Students were expelled release the names of the was a living legend for a long always involved in the well always knew what had to be Mr. Carbee’s willing ac people who, during second or class, that there would be too last week. Sister Farley said. students involved. time. When a legend comes to a being of his pdrty. But more done. He did it at the right time Ordinary Play complice, down a giant triple sixth period, happened to be much “fooling around.’’ close-that’s a hard reality. than that, I always felt he was and in the right place.” thick shake, a Super Arby’s walking toward Room 149, On the other hand, there are “I feit he was a good man in interested in the well-being of Mary LeDuc, state central some who believe that a co-ed Roast Beef sandwich, and two The Greek myth of show were handled by experts. to Her Face” was tremendous casually glanced in in passing, his trade,” said Cummings. the country and its people. Just committeewoman from the class would be fun because guys large bags of french fries (his Pygmalion the sculptor, George The sound system was defintely ly moving and Adams put his all then backed up to Jake a second “He did three remarkable look at the record and the peo Third Senatorial District, said, into it. look in shock and utter in would help the girls, sharing snack before lunch) lin two things and that’s a legacy that ple he was involved with—top- "I always adn.ired John Bailey. Bernard Shaw’s Pygmalion and needed as, even with the minutes or less. ^ Must Hold Taxline, ’The one flaW, however, was, credulity? their seemingly innate will always be remembered—he drawer leaders like John He was an astute politician and Lemer and Lowe’s “My Fair microphones, some lines were Starting next year, PPM will again, movement. Many of For what you might have knowledge with them. was the architect in selecting Kennedy, Abe Rlbicoff and Ella knew how to meld things into Lady’’ are variations on the lost. Lighting was fairly well no longer be needed as a their actions were un I; fl seen in the automotives room There are a variety of Says Mrs^ Jackston s<-. the first Catholic President, the Grasso.” place. He will be missed im same theme that seems to get handled; however a few times prerequisite for Auto I and will motivated, it seemed. A few was not a bunch of peasy pys reasons as to why girls take first Jewish Connecticut gover Mayor John Thompson, a mensely by the party and the better as time goes on. “My Fair the spot light could be seen also opened to guys. Mr. times Higgins had to fight to in jeans and sweatshirts, but a PPM, ranging from the prac By SOL R. COHEN per cent in sewage fees. They nor, and the first woman gover Democrat, first met Bailey in state." Lady’’ has been around for a long searching for something to land Sullivan is happy about this keep his back from the poup of neatly dressed girls tical viewpoint of “not being Insisting “the Manchester are asking us to spend their tax J nor in the United States elected the last session of the General time. In fact the Manchester on. change, since he feels that girls audience. Since the production busily engrossed in an oil ripped-off by garage mechanics taxline must be held this year dollars wisely and carefully, so in her own right.” Assembly, when a group of High choir produced it eight In the cast were a number ^ seem to be more eager to learn was in proscenium, there change or perhaps a p ease job. for things I don’t need or work I if it is at all possible,” their burdens will not increase. Cummings said he doesn’t an- mayors met with legislative years ago. excellent performers. ShidW and are not “know-it-alls like l^aitis performance as Eliza seemed no reason why the en You might have rubbed your can fix myself,” to preventing a Democratic Director Phyllis Many indicated if this effort leaders on the needs of the COIN SHOW Well, Miss Martha White, the guys,” and their presence Doolittle shone as she handled tire stage was not used. Yet eyes or shrugged your different kind of rip-off. Jackston said today she agrees isn’t made they might well be municipalities. head of the MHS music depart will also “tone down the bad r / SUNDAY, APRtL 13 the transformation from the when Higgins sings “I’m an Or shoulders and walked off, but Forgive me, but I can’t help with Democratic Town Chair forced to sell toeir homes. “I found Mr. Bailey a percep ment, has done it again. Last language.” dinary l^ n ” he remains in the what you were briefly dramatizing one girl’s reason. man Ted Cummings the budget “I have gone on record many tive and concerned man,” said 10 am to 6:00 pm Friday n^ht 350 choir members flower girl to the lady. Some of As for changing the name ol same general area throughout witnessing was not a mirage, ’The setting (I’ll leave out the being recommended by the times in the past that it’s the a Thompson.“He was a man who I Knights of Columbus Hall and ll^ a s t members crowded her movements were a bit stiff PPM now that it will no longer \ ROCKVILLE the song. - but a Powder Puff Mechanics fancy'adjectives and make it town manager “ isn’t a bare- bottom line that counts,” she recognized the problems of the 138 Main St. onto We stage of Bailey as if she didn’t quite feel be restricted to girls, he Alfred P. Doolittle was out class. simple) is a dark night on a bone budget.” added. “1 have also stated towns and cities and, in his own M ai^astar, Conn. Auditorium for MHS’s 1975 motivated to be where she was. refuses. Good luck if you are a HOSPITAL producuon of “My Fair Lady.’’ In one of her better songs, “I standingly portayed by Bill I’d like to clear up once and deserted road. Mrs. Jackston, who is board many times a concerted effort way, tried to help the people of FREE ADMISSION As the scene opens, we guy taking this course next In many scenes it seemed Could Have Danced All Night,” Mathews. His was the best for all that PPM is not a course secretary, said, “I intend to must be made by our manager NOTES Connecticut. I found him a observe a couple riding along year. You’ll have a lot of great politician.” that is precisely what it was — she sat through most of it. Why characterization in the show. in applying make-up properly, scrutinize each item in this to contain spending and im when suddenly th6 car stalls. A explaining to do when someone crowded. Too many people and didn’t she get up and dance? The coarse, rude and lovable but an actual automotives budget carefully, and work con prove efficiency with maximun few seconds later, we see the asks you if you’re learning how not nearly enough room for This was an example of poorly Doolittle was unmistakably all course. The name may throw scientiously to submit a budget productivity. Bringing the past to life, these students at Bennet Junior High School show art work, ar Admitted Thursday: girl (?) get out, open the hood, to put on make-up. — Barbara movement made many directed action. However, her his. With the help of Eric Mann you off at first, but Mr. to our community that won’t “Certainly,” said Mrs. tifacts and books about King Arthur which they will use Sunday during a story hour on Margaret Barber, South St., In the Grease Pit make an adjustment, then hop Anderson crowd/dance scenes seem beautiful voice more than made and Stuart Flavell, his musical Suilivan, the department head create additional hardships to Jackston, “we don’t have direct King Arthur in the Junior Room at Mary Cheney Library. From left to right, they are Rockviile; Peter Barrett, back into the car. We now zoom totally unorganized. However, up for her lack of movement. numbers were not only well Vicki Sendra, right, gives grease job to the car, while of Industrial Arts, says he our people.” control over federal or state Grace Jaworski, holding a student prepared bibliography of King Arthur books at the Storrs; Deborah Blais, Hart in for a closeup of the expres one scene was very well Henry Higgins was portrayed sung, but funny. The trio’s dan Paula Roberts looks on. (Photo by Barbara Anderson) chose the name “because it She said, “The message came spending. We do, however, have library; Richard Walden holding a record and film; Rim Roy with a mace, and Barbara ford Tpke., Rockville; Elissa choreographed for the little by Jonathan Adams and Colonel cing was a delight to witness. sounded girlish.” sion on the dumbfounded boy’s Charity Hop loud and clear at the public control over local spending and Boy, Sunny View Dr., Vernon; face — a mixture of amazement Slaiby holding a battle ax. (Herald photo by Pinto) space allowed. The “Get Me to Pickering was played by Scott Cindy Tucker as Mrs. Higgins It all started three years ago hearing Monday night at here is where it must begin. It Susan Dryzgula, Center Rd., the Church on Time” number Price. These two young men was thoroughly likable. One when a few girls approached and rage. Set at MHS Waddell School. 'Die people of must begin with this budget. It Vernon; Blanche Feltman, Ver Everyone agrees that PPM is was well organized and weli literally cooked together on could tell she had fun with the him, wanting to take Auto I. Manchester are indeed con must begin now because the non Gardens, Vernon; Alan Rock Review one of the few courses in which On Friday, April 18, there perfomed. The finish was stage. Timing was perfect and snooty character. Mrs. Pierce, He’d always felt that a will be a dance at MHS. This is cerned about these increases, people of Manchester simply King Arthur Comes to Library Keller, Summit Dr., Tolland; one actually learns something 6.3 mills in the tax rates and 25 marvelously executed. lines were batted back and the stuffy housekeeper of The two J ’s from the Moody If you couldn’t see the album knowledge of cars should be not an ordinary dance. can’t afford additional property Louis LaPlante, West Shore Higgins, was played fairly well made available to girls, so he useful. When asked what they taxes.” TOO! Scene, changes, however, forth as would be tennis balls. Rd., Ellington; Julius Quick, Blues, Justin Hayward and and someone sat you down and liked most about the class, their “Little Village” will be the were not so well executed. Most One of the best numbers in the by Cindy Dodson, who could John Lodge, have teamed their put this album on, you’d swear apeed. Surprisingly, however, band performing and they will King Arthur is coming to several weeks of intense (ELA) program. The students Sullivan Ave., South Windsor; were laboriously slow, adding show, “The Rain in Spain” was possibly have put more life into 247 girls signed up and he had to answers all shared pretty much Mary Cheney Library. research about King Arthur. Gordon Say, Talcott Ave., forces to bring us “Blue Jays.” you were listening to another the same viewpoint. also put on a show. East of ELA work independently on a much to the len^h of the entire a product of this excellent her character. And how fine to regain that volume of “This is the Moody refuse them. He explains that Catholic and Cheney Tech Sunday at 3 p.m., students of The quest for evidence that project of their choice. Rockville; Arthur Stein, Wilson The atmosphere is relaxed King Arthur actually lived Main Office show. At times the mood of one pacing. Eliza, Higgins and “My Fair Lady” did have its familiar sound of the seemingly Blues.” And after looking at the “of all the Industrial Arts students will be attending this Mrs. Judith Rosenfeld at “No one knew anything about Lane, Vernon. scene was lost before the next Pickering worked so well problems opening night courses. Automotives is the and friendly, not much effort is Library Staff Plans Bennet Junior High School will prompted their search. Discharged Thursday: Jesse 9- t2 lost Moody Blues. With one cover, you’d be positive it was needed to understand what’s dance. King Arthur before this appeared caused not only by the together that their scenes were (mishaps on stage and the long most popular. The room is in present “These Halls of project,” said Mrs. Rosenfeld Bauks, Chamberlain St., listen you’ll realize how much the Moody Blues. It even has going on, and there are no books There will be door prizes and Participants in the project 1007 Main Street length of the change but the highlights of the show. Higgins scene changes), but on the of the Moodies these two artists one of those Moody Blues fan use nine periods a day and we soda and the special attraction Camelot” in story and film. speaking of the group. Rockville; Edward Brey, East destruction of the illusion. It and Pickering’s voices had the whole it was a good production. couldn’t handle so many to sweat over — all our learning Bread Making Program The students will read the are members of the extraor Hartford; Ann Broderick, Manchester made up. tasy paintings on the cover. is done from right under the will be “ Miss Connecticut.” dinary learning activities The students studied books on was very hard to believe you quality of professionals. The acting was great, the songs The album is a great achieve 'The album is only two weeks students.” , That’s right. Miss Connecticut. stories they wrote as a result of King Arthur which were made Windsor Locks; Joanne 649>4586 hood or below a car on the lift. Anyone attending the were viewing Henry Higgins’ Just the right amount of pom glorious. The only real flaws in ment with Lodge and Hayward old and so the only song you’ll He decided to develop a one- All of the money from this SOUTH WINDSOR available to them on unlimited Joaquim, Overbrook Rd., Ver an otherwise great production We all entered into the course program can participate in the study when just a few moments posity crept into Pickering’s doing all writing and vocals be hearing on the radio is semester course for girls as a dance will go to St. Jude’s Judy Kuehnel loan from Mary Cheney non; Eva Kustowski, Hartford before, you actually saw voice to endear him to the were movements and crowded prerequisite to Auto I and PPM with about the same level of process, so that the textures Tpke., Vernon; John Lagasse, along with playing numerous in “Saved by the Music.” But the Children’s Hospital. ’The cost is “Yeast Feast,” a bread Library. K Mart Plaza Office someone moving his staircase audience. Higgins never lost the crowd scenes. Still a good time was born. ’The first year the knowledge about cars — prac and the “feel of the dough,” can Homestead St., Manchester; struments, mainly bass and rest is fantastic and this LP $2 and tickets can he bought in making program for adults, The ELA students attended a 10- 2 complacency that was all his was had by all — Peggy Graff class met after school, but was tically nothing — so we don’t be experienced first hand. Eva Little, Davis Ave., across stage. guitars. ’The most amazing part should be on the top of your list front of the cafeteria during 5th will highlight National Library showing of “A Connecticut Other technical aspects of the own. “I’ve Grown Accustomed incorporated into the school day feel stupid or embarrassed if we Jody Sievers and Linda Rockville; Nelly Satryb, Spencer Street of the album is the over-all of album purchases. — Joe and 6th and 7th periods. Come Week activities and will be held Yankee in King Arthur’s Court” the following year. make a mistake; we all laughed Gates, home economists, will Village St., Rockville; Charles sound. Damon and support this charity and April 17 at 8 p.m. in St. ABOUT TOWN and heard an archeologist Matlchester After talking to some of my it off. discuss nutritional aspects of Widger, Stafford Springs. have a good night. ] Margaret Mary’s Church Hall, speak on the result of diggings classmates, I found out that Credit for this is due to our breads made with different Births Thursday: A daughter 649-3007 beloved and fearless teacher, 80 Hayes Rd., South Windsor. in Cadbury, England, which most would not have taken Auto kinds of grains and will par might substantiate King to Mr. and Mrs. John Herzog, Mr. Carbee, who refused to National Library Week runs The M aster’s Club of The Youth Group of Emanuel AFS Activity Review I anyway and would mind being ticipate in the demonstration. Arthur’s existence. Franklin St., Rockville; a SEMINAR DAY take my interview seriously. from April 13-19. Books and pamphlets on Friendship Lodge of Masons Lutheran Church will conduct a you may be interested to know in a co-ed class. They feel that The filmstrip to be shown daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ’The past months have been each other’s creations and to When asked if he enjoys “Earthbread,” a color film bread making will be available will meet at the Masonic Tem car wash in the church parking formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association that AFS will soon offer a solu it would be hard to adjust to a Sunday is on the diggings. A u^st Leite, Sadds Mill Rd., fruitful ones for AFS at listen to talks given by George i h teaching the course, he replied, NHS Banquet desi^eiL-to show the job of for view, purchase, and ple Monday for a buffet at 6:30 lot on Chestnut St. and a bake tion to your dilemma. Within a formerly male-oriented course Richard Walden has written a Ellington. Manchester High School. It all Sweetnam and Simone Lessa. “Sure, it’s the highlight of the bread making for either a first p.m. After the meeting, George sale in Luther Hall of the 15 and they would, as one girl put A reminder to all National borrowing. narrative for the filmstrip began in mid-February with the George, who spent last summer few weeks, the club will begin TOES APRIL day. It throws a curve after time baker or a seasoned Pomeroy from the Connecticut church Saturday from 10 a.m. selling colorfully embroidered it, “feel inhibited because most Honor Society members that geared to the 8 to 12 age group. first regular meeting which oc in Italy as an AFS delegate having boys all day.” He makes kitchen veteran, will be shown. Dance Eye Bank will tell about the to 3 p.m. David Alvord, youth from R ochester, related some shirts imported directly from guys feel girls are incompetent this year’s banquet will be held The film goes through the Students who will be par curred Tuesday the 11th at the in the area of mechanics.” sure we get our hands dirty at The South Windsor Lithua program sponsored by the Odd coordinator, is in charge of of the experiences and feelings India. Think of it; adding a I 2 - 0 0 - 3 - 0 0 on Thursday, April 17. All process of making bread from ticipating in the story hour and home of Amy Stone. It is true that girls are not least three times a week, for nian Social Club will sponsor a Fellows. arrangements. which he accumulated on his m apificent new shirts to your members are to bring their flour to finished loaf and tells their subjects include Barbara The highlight of the evening exposed to it as often and guys half the fun is in cleaning up at dance entitled Spring Time Oil May Go Up trip. wardrobe and promoting inter the sprinkler where.water assigned baked goods for the about the interesting variety of Slaiby, “The Discovery of was a scintillating talk given by “traditionally like to tinker Dance, May 3 at the KofC Home Cub Scout Pack 27 will meet TEHRAN (UPI) - The shah Simone has been living and national understanding, with lit fights occur frequently. dinner. Gym and pool facilities grains used by other cultures. Arthur,” or how he became a Gaii Heimann on the subject of A6RFAT EXPERIFNce with cars” from childhood. One in Manchester. Tuesday at 7 p.m. at St. Mary’s of Iran says oil prices may attending high school here this one small purchase! A high point of the class will be open for use. After the film there will be a king; Grace Jaworski, “The Israel. She combined slides, girl believes that nothing would A buffet will be held from 8 to Episcopal Church, Park St. All shoot up again unless the year; she showed slides and Buster “hands on” demonstration of Story of Launcelot” ; Sarah first hand information, and 9 p.m. with dancing from 9 p.m. petroleum-exporting countries & Loan Association • Since 1891 spoke of her native country, bread making by Helaine boys between the ages of 8 and Rice, “Tristam and Iseult.” anecdotes in order to convey to to 1 a.m. Music wiil be provided 10 interested in joining the pack and the Western industrial the AFSers her impressions of Brazil. Everyone seemed Dauphinais and Prudy Berrio of All in the group worked on a by Terry Martin. Persons atten are invited to attend this powers settle their differences. life in this small yet highly pleased with the outcome of Tennessee ^ the library staff, and Lorraine ' CORRECTION bibliography of King Arthur ding must bring their own meeting accompanied by at significant country. this internationally-oriented Mezzanotte and Marilyn Actress Tulis Sessions will books and stories illustrated liquor. Tickets are $8 per per least one parent. Those wishing In keeping with the Israeli meal. Textbook Law Seminar Day Is Coming Bloom, library volunteers. appear at the MCC auditorium with their own block prints son. more information may call 649- theme of the meeting there was' 'This weekend, April 11,12 and _] ¥_ •/ April 18 at 8 p.m., not tonight as which has been printed for use Ruled Invalid 4485 or 643-9008. a Middle Eastern accent on the 13 will mark the date of another troller and town mayor Nathan This is the tirsl lime anylliing High School World Staff appeared in The Herald in the Junior Room at Mary On April 15, the Student refreshments served. Skeptical important AFS happening; that CINCINNATI (UPI) - A Agostonelli will speak on like this has been established, Thursday. Cheney Library. The cover was Come HI in...Wl!!i9 having a Assembly is sponsoring a Edltor-ln-Chlef George Sweetnam Students of teams 7B and 8A club members were cajoled is “AFS Weekend.” Each year federal appeals court ruled politics, a representative from and students, teachers and the Broader Wiretap Her appearance is part of prepared by Lynn Beaulieu, the Seminar Day. Students will be -Newa Editor Cheryl Hyde at Illing Junior High School will into munching upon Felafel at around this time, exchange Thursday that a Tennessee text NOW will be among those pre public are encouraged to at Feature Editor Jessica Laufer Manchester’s International library’s artist. able to delve into topics they sponsor a car wash and tag sale (ground chick peas, heavily students from other Connec book law unconstitutionally es sent. tend. Seminar Day should prove Photography Editor Kirk Vlloolpert Women’s Year (IWY) celebra Others . who prepared stories have never been acquainted Exchange Editor Jennifer Davis in front of the school Saturday spiced and fried), Tahina ticut town gather for a pleasant tablishes a preference for the The student body has already to be both an enjoyable and Art Editor Hilary Cooper tion. and worked on the project are (spiced sesame seed paste), and three day vacation in “The City teaching of the Biblical account with, or learn something new selected first and second educational experience. — Sports Editor Dave Jacobs Law Requested from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The fee Amy Trabitz, Gregg Kalagian, Pita (a kind of bread which of Village Charm.” Parties, a of creation over the theory of about an old hobby. choices for each of the three Cherrie Hyde Faculty Advisor Mr. Zane Vaughan for the car wash is fl. They will Tim Roy and Paul Peracchio. Fantastic savings when sliced in half, forms two dinner, and a hike have been evolution. Three, 40-minute sessions assemblies. However, it is not JUAN TAMAYO released only to prosecutors also have a food sale at D&L’s on Weldwood* pocket-like compartments). planned to entertain the pests. ’The U. S. Sixth Circuit Court will be taught by students, just for the school, as the public HARTFORD(UPI) - State and not to the local police, who and King’s at the Manchester teachers, townspeople and In Israel the aforementioned I would like to take this op of Appeals called the case a is also invited to attend. No ad- Poiice Commissioner Cleveland would know how to make better Parkade at the same time. prefinished paneling... combination replaces ham- portunity to ask what might be new version “of the legislative business organizations. mission charge will be Probe Started B. Fuessenich wants the use of the information. Proceeds from the projects will we bought it by burgs and hotdogs as “fast considered a personal question. effort to suppress the theory of There will be a wide range of collected. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Congratulations to Dehi Rohsky legislature to allow wider use of The existing maximum of 39 be turned over to the Henry Hock has Have you found yourself with a evolution which produced the discussions throughout MHS: Keith Costa, chairman of this wiretaps. Manchester Council on World the truckload... food” and these MHS students Federal ’Trade Commission an Debi Robsky, a senior at Search for Leadership in Fami- wiretaps a year in Connecticut learned quickly just how fast it shortage of attractive shirts for famous Scopes Monkey Trial of 'Theatre arts, gourmet cooking event calls it a “unique event. A Fuessenich, who said local Hunger. you save by nounced Wednesday an in MHS, has earned the distinction ly Living. Congratulations are would not be changed by the can be. Amazing quantities of spring wear? If you answer yes. 1925.” to karate. Former state comp- learning experience that lets police should be given access to 17 reasons why you vestigation of the used car of being among the 15 highest extended to Debi for her fine bill. the roomful. water, and all available liquids kids get into something they the information gathered, The hearing was packed with business, particularly into how ranking students of Connecticut performance in this year’s con- were consumed in order to haven’t had a chance to.” well dealers live up to service testified ’Thursday before the police and law enforcement of- should come to us Dave Jacobs, Student' in the 1975 Betty Crocker test. Judiciary Committee. He said Governor ALL THICKNESSES wash down the fiery Middle contracts and guarantees. hcials who endorsed a number ALL SIZES Eastern specialty. ’Those left Assembly president, urges present regulations on wiretaps of other bills being considered To Address ALL BEAUTIFUL standing termed the event a Profile: Linda Tomlinson students to take advantage of go out of their way to protect by the Judiciary Committee, in kn* inccHx^ tax help. WOOD GRAINS success. these discussions. This is not to the privacy of individuals and cluding: Democrats Reason 1. We are income tax In the wee hours of the mor be used as a free pass from hamper police efforts. AT PRICES YOU Linda Tomlinson was bom in Women’s Liberation. “We —A proposal allowing specialists. We ask the right WON’T BELIEVE. ning of Feb. 20, as 40 or so Manchester Memorial Hospital should work for a better group school but as something to get “’There are more safeguards prosecutors to grant witnesses AFSers slept peacefully, 20 and has lived in Manchester all unity to diminish the inequality involved in. If enough students against wiretap abuses in inmunity from prosecution as a Governor Ella Grasso will be questions. We dig for every honest students from Buffalo, N.Y. her life. between the sexes.” do not participate, the event Connecticut laws than in any result of testimony they give to a guest of the Tolland County aeduction. We want to leave nO rumbled their way toward may not be held again. other states,” Fuessenich said. Democratic Association at its “I like Manchester, it’s a Linda’s future plans aren’t authorities. The witnesses stone unturned to make sure you Manchester. This was to mark The restrictions often have first annual awards dinner pretty nice place.” She lives definite, but — “I have plenty of could still be prosecuted with the beginning of what will nothing to do with whether the scheduled for May 16 at the pay the smallest legitimate tax. with her parents and her three ideas. I haven’t decided yet information gathered from hopefully become an annual privacy of persons was being Faculty Club at the University sisters “and my dog, George.” what college I want to go to, I other sources. event for AFS, a two and one- abused, he said. of Connecticut. Linda also has two cats, Emily might not go to college r i ^ t Zuge —A bill giving law enforce half week exchange with an Chief State’s Attorney Joseph ’The dinner will honor two SPECIAL LOW and Charlie. away. I would like to become a ment agents access to utility AFS chapter from another com physical education teacher, Running T. Gormley also spoke on company records of persons charter members of the munity. Because much has “I’m not Involved with any specializing in work with ^ e behalf of widening the' suspected of being involved in association, John Giradini of Six members of Mr. Hippler’s already been written on this activities here at MHS, I’d mentally retarded and the regulations on wiretaps, which criminal activity, without the Ellington and Charles Phelps of Panel German I class completed a topic, I shall not bore you with rather go for long walks with physical handicapped.” at present allow their use only need of a subpoena, and direc Andover. Smkt Hoom project which involv^ three further details, but shall say my dog and Lucy Handley (she Linda’s classes include: in cases involving gambling, ting the utility firms not to tell Lt. Governor Robert Killian DiHky 1 HO train sets on two 12’x3’ «w -■ J * ■- that the program proved to be Turned off Man, (“Last felonious crimes of violence their customers about the in and former Lt. Governor Attilio Yli)fi|al rVmS lives right next door) and her plywood sheets covered with extremely worthwhile. semester I took ’The Strange and kidnaping. vestigation when so ordered by Frassinelli will be among lemiiiitM Da dog, Jamie. And when I’m not grass. Using authentic replicas Many made new friends (and and Mysterious. That’s when I Fuessenich endorsed a bill the police. the guests. (Oou^ Fii walking or going hiking and of train stations, hand con if they didn’t, learned to live for began to love Science Fiction” ) that would expand the use of — A bill to relax the ’The county association was Mn Mir^nnAnMlVvQi camping in the woods and structed German homes and an extended period of time with Family Living, Jewelry wiretaps to cases involving regulations on record-keeping formed in 1931 “to promote the NosApain mountahis. I’m usually swim Alpine huts, the students lutl people whom they weren’t par i V Lapidary, Pewtersmithing, bribery, extortion, drug sales procedures involving stolen principles of the Democratic nraDOVi---J TONY ming, horseback riding, a-: started their laborious task. ticularly fond of) and F’attems of Human Behavior and any “other crime which is a property recovered by police. party in Tolland County.” Print Face ms bicycling, bird watching or Mountains were constructed T H E INCOME TAX PEOPLE THE I everybody gained some sort of cooking (I’m an Italian and Water Safety Instructors. felony and is dangerous to life, —A proposal to give the chief Invitations for the dinner yrCUraaNirt using cloth and paper which Manchester Parkade Gateway Shop Plaza insight in to life in a city gourmet!). I also like tennis, Linda Tomlinson “I usually like to spend most of limb, or property, or any con state’s attorney the power to have been sent out to the WaM ‘1«« was later painted. Many track Manchester Vernon r different from Manchester. photography and writing my free time in the crafts room spiracy to conunit any such nominate lawyers to his staff, general membership. Tickets W. H. ENGLAND told to, besides, it was so false. beds with three transformers may be obtained by contacting 366 Spencer St. 2854 Main St. Exactly one month following Science Fiction stories.” working on my latest creation.” offenses.” The bill also would subject t o the approval of a pan These kids here don’t realize were laid out. A river, complete Mrs. Ruth Ventura, 30 East St., 1181 Main St. Glastonbury HERFSWHEN i the “Buffalo experience”, the Linda recently visited give local police officials el of state judges. Under pre how lucky they are. I just wish with water made the trains Rockville, Conn. 06066. E. Hartford OTHER AREA OFFICES date was set for the traditioiud Glastonbury High School with a access to information obtained sent regulations the lawyers IT'S HAPPENIIIG that they would learn to ap "I consider my friends a cross bridges before entering Mrs. Ventura said space is Ward & Union Sts. Coventry American Feild Service potluck couple of other stndents for a. through wiretaps. Fuessenich are nominated and appointed by preciate ail the freedom we major part of my life, they are the train station from the limited at the faculty club so Rockville Stafford Springs COMPANY supper. AFS club and Town project on Conformity for her said under existing laws a local the judges. have here. Most just take it for an inspiration to succeed and mountains. tickets will be sold on a first- i-rl. A Sat. committee members exercised Patterns of Human Behavior granted! I also wish that they enjoy. I don’t think you should Build Model Village police department can ask Many of the police and law Bolton Notch. CorlN. their culinary expertise, and Mrs. Mclnemey supplied the come, first serve basis. Only April 11 A 12 class. would learn to use the garbage waste your life, live it the best prosecutors for a wiretap, but enforcement officials spoke Also In Manchester Parkade then on Thursday evening students with much of the ticket holders will be admitted “We had to put on a big show cans, instead of the ground. The you can. Don’t sit around and only state police are allowed to against a proposal that would Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. & Sun.. Phone 646-5440 March 20, gathered with family equipment, which her sons conduct the tap. The informa forbid all wiretaps in Connec and no tickets will be sold at the OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY for them and get all dressed up. grounds of MHS would make a complain you’ve got nothing to collected throughout their teen Builders of a German village, left to right, David Buckwalk, Frank Ley, Michael Newbelt, ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY and friends at the Emanuel tion gathered can then be ticut. door. I was going to dress nice great cancer commercial. do! Go out and find something age years from Germany. Steve Watts, Jeffrey Gass and Douglas Cowles. Lutheran Church to partake of anyhow, but I din’t like being Linda feels strongly abput to do! — Kent Denely
( MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., April 11. 1975- PAGE TWENTY-THREE Homea For Sale Homea For ^ale Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea lor Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. April 11,1975 AND GET m Country SIX ROOM Colonial, three HEBRON • Compare - Over kitchen with stove and dis NEW bedrooms, fir^lace, caipeting, sized U & R Cape on wooded R I6A LANE LETS GET ACQUAgre hwasher, aluminum sided, on markfttl Eight-room appliances, screened patio, at lot. Three large bedrooms, Presidential INDEX many extras including near the Bdlton-Manclifiater We’d like to know YOU, □ NOTICES cteah three bedroom Ranch full Colonial, viflth both den and tached garage, clean. $34,500. line is a prestige address. i H r NOTICES iHtsement, over one acre lot. No agents, call 6494150. allia n ce s. High thirties. No We’d like YOU to know US. DID YOU FORGET? family room. Two-car gar This plus a dream Ranch on Primary Bill 1 — LoM and Found GlRrden space. Only $K,900. age. Treed yard, quiet street. agents. 643-8530. 2 — Paraonals a Japanese Garden setting E&F ASSOCIATES Jnc. Lo$t and Found 1 3 r- Announcomontt Keith. Real Estate, 64M126, Front to back living room. REAL ESTATE Advances 649-1922. MANCHESTER $48,000 - By makes this new listing a what happened the last time you waited? Don’t welt e day 4 — Entertalnmont owner. Seven room, Split Level BOLTON Realdendal Commercial 5 — Auctions “MUST SEE." Many features longer to look at this 5-5 Duplex. One side Is vecanL so MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - LOST - Fluffy tiger cat, very Contemporary Home in BOLTON — 6-rodm Raised 70 OAKWOOD'DRIVE friendly. Answers to Colombo, jCpVENTRY - Seven-room BELFRNIE AGENCY and extrasi you can move right In — Good Value for $38,900. A Vermont challenge to FINANCIAL desirable executive Ranch on an acre sized lot, 3 GLASTONBURY, CONN. vicinity Prospect Street. 8 — Bonda-Stocks-Mortgages IhidBed Randi with family room M m UZ-1413 neighboring New Hampshire’s She lieralh neighborhood, walking distance bedrooms, huge kitchen, fami PHONE 633-9149 o n ^ nicely landscaped acre, 1 Reward CaU 64»^18. 9 — Poftonal Loans to school and shopping. Living Jim Egan, Brokar first-in-the-nation presidential 10 — Insuranoa 1/2 t»ths, above-ground pool, ly room, 2-car garage. $54,500. room with fireplace, dining BELFIORE AGENCY Homa Phona 872-7SSS primary may prove to be more LOST - Passbook No. 25- EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING many extras. $40,900. E&F MANCHESTER - New famUy Mary Egan, Salaa Rap. REALE’S CORNER Associates. 646-5358, 633-9194.. room, convenient eat-in Mtsrs 647-1413 a threat than a promise. 0174031, 1710 Connecticut Bank 13 - Help Wanted Colonial, aluminum siding, 3 kitchen, three bedrooms, 2 1/2 Homa Phona 64S-S3SS 175 MAIN STREET______PHDHE 648-4525 A bill to establish a presiden & Trust Company Savings 14 — Business Opportunities bedrooms, bath and lavatory, 15 — Situation Wanted MANCHESTER- Only 5% baths, fully paneled family tial preference primary next Department. Application made oversized modern kitchen. room. Large lot. Must be seen. m e r t o n EDUCATION down, financing available for March has won an important 6- for payment. built-ins, 24’ combination dining 649-7422. VERNON - Immacualte 7-room 18 — Private Instructions qaulified buyers. Low 30’s. Con and playroom, garage, just I Publisher’s Notlca: MANCHESTER to-5 endorsement from the Ver 19 — Schools-CIssses dominium. Three bedrooms, Investment opportunity, four Split on large, treed lot. Three LOST - Passbook No. 26-011782- 20 — Instructions Wanted . . Semoono right lot, conveniently located. I All real estate advertised In this newspaper Is subject mont House’s Ways and Means 214 baths, dream kitchen with family with 4 rooms each bedrooms, family rooms, 1 1/2 6, Connecticut Bank & Trust may hatw saiit yo» PHONE 643-2711 Trade of your present home 188 Main 8t, Manchester baths, wall-to-wall throughout. Committee, hut is heading for I to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes Company. Application made for REAL ESTATE all appliances, owner considered. $37,500. Donald S. apartment, parking. Great in an uncertain future in another 23 — Homes tor Sale Quiet cul-de-sac in Skinner payment. o happy a«fl transferred, immediate oc Gale Realty Company, •2,000 TAX CREDIT I it Illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or vestment. $57,900. I committee. The bill has already 24 — Lots-Land (or Sale cupancy. F. J. Spiiecki, Road area. Professionally 25 — Investment Property FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. on tho following now homoo: '<& diacr'Imlnation based on race, color, rejlglon, sex, or landscaped. $40,900. Owner, passed the Senate. LOST - Small female dog, part 26 — Business Property Help Wanted Realtor, 643-2121. 27 — Resort Property 13 Help Wanted 13 Hoipea For Sale Homes For Sale SEEING is dis-believing - f natlqnal origin, or an Intention to make any such 87^2586. House Speaker Timothy, Schnauzer, part Poodle, buff 28 — Real Estate Wanted O’Connor, D-Brattleboro, said colored. Answers to “Susie” . WESTMINSTER ROAD - PITKIN STREET MANCHESTER' Small from the outside, P preference, limitation, or discrimination.” MI8C. SERVICES spacious on the inside. Let us foiverton LARGE TWO-Family - 6-6, he would assign the bill to the Birch Mountain Road area. Offered by the Custom-built six-room Four-bedroom, gracious COUMAL — 3 M N m k . Central, good condition. By 31 — Services Ottered HAPPINESS Garrison, 114 baths, center snow you this three-bedroom, 1 This newspaper will not knowingly accept any adver- House Appropriations Com Please call, 643-9311. 32 — Painting-Papering Happiness Is... g Is aj}ix-room Ranch with 1V4 Colonial. 1 ^ baths, 2-car gar CAOIIAL - 4 ksAnoai. owner. Write Box “ U” fireplace, garage, expandable 1/2 bath Colonial Cajpe in mittee, where strong opposition 33 — Building-Contracting TOWN OF SOUTH WINDSOR age, large treed lot. Drastical NAWN — 3 bedrsowt. tising for real estate which Is In violation of the law. Manchester Herald. 34 — RootIng-SIdIng Joining the baths and garage In the $35,- attic. $43,500. Palmer Realty, prestige area. Large formal already has been registered by LOST - Passbook No. 25- POLLUTION CONTROL FACILIH PHILBMCK ly reduced to mid 40’s for NABED RANn - 4 btdpssm. P Our readers are Informed that all dwellings adver- 188 Main SL, Manchester 35 — Heating-Plumbing 500 price range! Early oc 0151083, Savings Department of YOUNQ MARINES 646-6321, Hagedom, 6494)538. dining room with comer cup Committee Chairman Emory 36 — Flooring quick sale. SPIJY lEVa - 4 btdrson. 649-2813 the Connecticut Bank St Trust 37 — Moving-Trucking-Sloraga Registration will be held EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES - TWO (2) POSITIONS cupancy. Clean and con board and brass chandelier. ^ tised In this newspaper are available on an equal op- A. Hebard, R-Glover. RABID RANCH - 3 bedrsMSi Front-to-back 22’ living room ROCKLEDGE Company. Application made for 38 — Services Wanted Friday, April 11 at 7 p.m, g 1. ASSISTANT TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR: No. 2 venient. COLUMBIA aw ACRES portunity basis. Ranch, believe it or not, In AGENCY B EL AIR with fireplace, large mirror The bill would set a primary payment. MtSC. FOR SALE Burnside Avenue School ^ In-plant man. Should hava, or ba working toward, Stata TOLLAND - Authentic .m MINI-FARM the low fortlesi Six rooms on town meeting day, which and fireplace fixtures. Lav has i MANCHESTER - Redwood 41 — Articles lor Sale East Hartford g Qrada III Cartifleallon. Machanical and alaetrleal period Restoration. Main KIFIOIIE UENGY Immaculate 6-room, 2 bath Real Estate Farms, spacious 9 room Raised plus screened rear porch. falls on March 2—the same day Pononalo 42 — Building Supplies 7Vt% mortgage monoy la new fixtures and floor. New 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pels Boys and Girls 8-17 are background - ability to oparata and maintain alaetrleal house built 1806, ell circa 1717. IsHtm 64M 413 Ranch. 2-car garage, small 643-9332 available on these homee^ floor in cabineted kitchen. All Ranch, set on large treed lot. Tastefully treed and as New Hampshire’s presiden 44 — Livestock and machanical aquIpmanL High achool graduate or Eight rooms, two baths, five bam, large stocked bass pond. wood floors, newly refinished. Three full baths, aluminum .shrubbed lot. Several quality INCOME tax returns prepared 45 — Boats & Accessories Invited to join. All have city utUHlea. tial balloting. aquivalant. Will conaldar (ormar Navy BR’a, BTa or MM*a working fireplaces, two Excellent tillable land with Walk-in attic storage room. MANCHESTER AND VICINITY siding, two fireplaces, family But, Granite State law in theprivacy of your home Call 46 — Sporting Goods Men and women are also p MANCHESTER - New 3- SPRING ARRIVAL - Martin room, five possible bedrooms. Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- 47 — Garden Products In llau of cartWcatlon. Position avallabla Immadlataly. bams, ten acres. Call for abundance of fruit trees, One-car attached garage. Full makers have warned they will 48 — Antiques needed as Instructors (or p bedroom custom Ranch, 2 School district 7 room Colonial IN T H E BIRCH HILL Asking $51,900. Zinsser Agency, 8263. Starting waga - 98,590.00 annually, attar aatlafaotory details. berry bushes, strawberry , FJ. SPILECKI cellar. Stone patio, floweriM BOFIORE AGEIICY move their own primary up a 49 — Wanted to Buy drill and classroom work g baths, aluminum siding, double cape with aluminum siding, Realtor 643-2121 bushes. $39,900. Call 6334)227, (T NEIGHBORHOOD of South 646-1511. completion of probationary period. RANCH — with gorgeous garage, excellent beds. Must be seen. $48,800. three large bedrooms, living Mtn 647-1413 week to protect its first-in-the- INCOME TAX preparation - RENTALS Today is the last day to ^ Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, E. Lamson Agency. Windsor — Immaculate and 52 — Rooma lor Rant 2. MAINTAINER I: Varied and Interesting work (both In view. Large living room with neighborhood. $47,900. Hayes room with fireplace, family nation status. your home or . mine. join this new platoon. 646-3233. spacious with about all llw 53 — Apartments lor Rent side and outside) In the operation and maintenance of beamed cathedral ceilings Corporation, 646^131. “axlras’’ you could possibly The House Ways and Means Reasonable. By Danny Byram, 54 — Homos lor Rent Sewerage Treatment Plant and Sanitary Sewer Colleotlon J. WATSON lUCH CO. ■ Committee overrode the objec 649-5096. 55 — Business lor Rent and fireplace, formal dining RMHora MLS have on your Hat. Priced 56 — Resort Property lor Rent NEW USTING - Martin School tions of its chairman. Rep. System. High school graduate or equivalent. No room, fully equipped kitchen H w M w Offin M M IW below a professional ap U&R 57 — Wanted to Rent experience required, but ability to uae common hand District. Six bedrooms, 9-foom Equil Houtlng Opportunity Peter Giuliani, R-Montpelier, TAX RETURNS and accoun 58 — MIsc. lor Rent with sliding glass doors to praisal at $69,900. tools and equipment necessary. Conn Class 2 license a older home, wall-to-wall EA8T HARTFORD in endorsing the proposal. ting done professionally. deck. Huge family room with carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking S .B .M . h a s Reasonable rates. Confidential. AUTOMOTIVE plus. Starting wage - 90,656.00 annually, after satisfactory REHER BUYS 61 — Autos lor Sale stone fireplace, two full baths. $41,000. Call Homeseekers $2,000. TAX CREDIT - New The committee added an Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, 62 — Trucks lor Sale completion of probationary period. SPRING ST. AREA - Raised Realty 646-4353. homes - 3 bedroom Ranch, 4 $41,000 - BOLTON - 7 room Ranch, firat floor family room. amendment to the Senate- 649-9145. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale VALUE approved bill, raising the filing 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles CAR Liberal benefits with each position. Applications should ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 bed bedroom Colonial and 3 943,900 - BOLTON g O L D ontamporary, large finished 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle bedroom Raised Ranches, now fees for presidential candidates INCOME TAX returns be picked up at the Public Works DepartmenL Town Hall, rooms, 2V4 baths, wool MORTGAGE Money rec room. * Four bedroom Split, 1V4 baths, Homos WASH and returned to the Public Works Department by April 18, carpeting throughout, family being built. Merritt Agency, from $500 to $1,000. prepared in your home. 66 — Automotive Service at MacDonald's, MANCHESTER & 646-1180. aluminum siding, rec room, $44,500 - COVENTRY - 7 room Raised Ranch, spacloua 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease 1975. room with fireplace, patio, Hebard said he would take “a Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, large fenced yard. Only $32,- roc room. 649-6506. In Manchester large deck, electric garage VICINITY As Little as 5%Down long, hard look” at the measure Two-family 6 &6, with ANDOVER - Charming three- 900. Won’t last, call now. Saturday, April 12, doors. Built in 1971. $56,900. before taking action on it. bedrooms, fireplace, large hedroom Ranch on private 945,S00 - COVENTRY Ranch, paneled rec room, 10-3 Up to 30 Years to Repay on# aero. ^ He said it would not take in DUPLEX — Owner’s side has lot, 2-car garage. acre. Offers modem country enough revenue for the state to LIQUOR PERMIT Sponsored by kitchen, brick fireplace, new fXXlAL □ FINANCIAL large, modem kitchen, formal $48,900 - VERNON - Now listing, 4 bedroom Colonial make up for the problems it NOTICE East Catholic MANUFACTURER OF dining room, living room, 4 100-amp electrical service, new 646-1700 would cause Vermont OF APPUCATION Tennis Teams bedrooms, wall-to-wall water pump, aluminum siding, WARREN E. $49,500 - VERNON - Naw 6 room Ralsod Ranch. ^ O L v e r t o n small bam, closets galore and politicians involved in the par This is to give notice that Bonde-Stoeka-Mortgagea 8 carpeting, IVb baths. Other LADIES APPAREL R ^ L E S T / ^ E much more for those interested $49,900 - MANCHESTER - Center SI., 2-family, good In tisanship of a presidential H en ry S p rin g e r of 193 side has 6 large rooms. HOWLAND vestment. MORTGAGES, loans first, se has openings for-experienced sewing-machine in tinO country living. By primary. Homestead St., no.l, Convenient to schools and a o e n ^ Manchester, Conn. 06040 has cond, third. All kinds. Realty Happiness Is... operators and qualified trainees. Excellent fringe owner, principals only. ^,500. shopping. Excellent condition. 188 Main 8L, Manchester 742-9895. filed an application placarded statewide. Credit rating un $: Attending the 3rd Annual« S a v in g s Bank nfopfacea ® ^ bedrooms, 2 benefits. $46,900. April 7, 1975 with the Liquor necessary. Reasonable. Con ^ POLICEMAN’S BALL ^ Apply at fidential, quick arrangements. CAPE — Eat-in kitchen, for MANCHESTER - Ideal starter THREE FAMILY, three IF YOU ARE SEARCHING (or the ‘right’ home, we will Control Commission for a g April 12,9-2 ^ 7 room Ranch, first floor family Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. mal dining room, fireplaced home, cozy five room Colonial, heating systems, three ceramic be pleated to help. We can Inform you of new llstinge, rOOlYI* ' PACKAGE STORE UQUOR Manchester Armory !| MANCHESTER MODESy INC. MANCHESTER - three family - OF M a n c h e s t e r 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart living room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car 7-7-5, separate furnaces, located near schools and shop tiled baths, three disposals, that “fit’’ — often before they are advertleed — if wa type of permit for the sale of ping. Low taxes, city water, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. PINE STREET • MANCHESTER garage, immaculate condi parking, large lot. Asking $43,- three stoves, three know what you are looking for. Please (eel free to call $65,000 - MANCHESTER - Foroat Hills, 7 room Capa. Hit-And-Run alcoholic liquor on the premises city sewers. Asking $29,900. refrigerators, laundry facility. Now. tion. $36,900. 900. Warren E. Howland f and outline your requirements. Scott St. James Realty Co., 875- of 4 Main Street, Manchester, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Help Wanted 13 Realtors, 64^1108. Clean as a whistle. Close to Motorist Conn. The business will be mortgages — interim financing CONTEMPORARY Raised 0744, 872-9700. everything. Fast sale wanted. $06,500 - SOUTH WINDSOR - Exceptionally largo eight Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. OFFICE SITE - suitable room Chalet. owned by Springer Enterprises, — exi litious and confidential RN-LPN. 10% differential. Ranch — Large, modern COVENTRY - $26,900 - Three Arrested service, J.D. Real Estate PART-TIME Male cook wanted construction (to about 10,- Inc. of 4 Main St., Manchester - Call 649-0305. PART-TIME Greenwood Nursing Home, kitchen with pantry, formal bedroom full-dormered Cape, M A ttC H E Z n i 000 sq. ft.) and substantial $66,800 - MANCHESTER - 8’A room multi-level Contem WILLIMANTIC (UPI) - and will be conducted by Henry Assoc. 6^1980. dining room with built-ins, basement, 100’ from private MANCHESTER vicinity - 4-|- 5 Hartford pays 10% differential w c iN in EQUALS GOOD MANCHESTER & VIC IN in parking (to about 20,000 aq. porary. State police have arrested Springer as permittee. CONCERNED, people-oriented MAINTENANCE on 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. 236-2901. living room with cathedral beach, double lot, more. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Ready for spring—This large INVESTMENT, Duplex, comer ft.) can make “341 E. Cantor Richard F. Meduna, 30, of individuals - Part-time hours to ceiling and fieldstone lot, aluminum siding, live Street” one of Manchester’s Have buyers for all types of homes, It you’re thinking of Mansfield Center, and charged □ EMPLOYMENT start. Only sincere, clean-cut WORK fireplace from floor to ceiling, 643-1108. and lovely 3 bedroom, 1V4 bath LEGAL NOTICE Bualneaa Opportunity 14 Raised Ranch is looking for a almost rent-free, priced to sell ..R&W.. most desireable selling, Call ua — him in the hit-and-run death of individuals need appW. Arthur redwood paneling, four at $31,900. - Two-family flat, Treacher’s Fish & Chips, 401 *7.00 to *10.00 BOLTON LAKE - Small house dew'owner.'Many extra professional addresses. Donald C o u tu rier, 11, of INVITATION Help Wanted 13 A GROUND floor oi bedrooms, 2 full baths, large with double lot on Lynwood good rent picture with possible Center Street, Manchester. PER HOUR details. Priced to sell in the additional income, needs some Windham. with a proven trade recori family room with fireplace, Drive. Short walk to lake for IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO SELL... Courturier, a Norwich 40’s. work but priced accordingly. U&R REALTY CO. TO BID TOOL MAKERS - All-around COOKS wanted, experienced, GALL 328-9951 Twenty-one Subway sandwich den or library, 5 sliding glass boating and swimming. Ed Manchester — Custom built, U&R, 8-room Colonial In we can help. Bulletin newsboy, was killed Sealed bids will be received franchise locations are now B/W realty, 647-1419. 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 machinists and Bridgeport local restaurant,staurant, call Mr. St. PI..M look for our ad In lh« doors, 2 large decks, 2-car mund Gorman Agency, 646- lovely “Forest Hills.” 4 spacious bedrooms, 2% baths, first We will be pleased to estimate a sales price, explain while walking along Rte. 6 with in the Office of The Director of operators. Top wages, fringe open or being installed. Your garage, large lot. $68,500. 4040. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Germain, 3-7. 64M166. builnni opportunity iiMtion under NEW LISTING - Excellent 7 floor family room with fireplace, appllanced kitchen, plush what should be done and answer your questions. his brother Wednesday. The General Services, 41 Center benefits and overtime. Eaitarn SarvICM. location is waiting. It’s time for you to act. Call 1-372-6525 for CIRCA 1723 — Exquisite room home, family room, three carpeting and 2 garages. Hi 60’s. There is, of course, no obligation at all...please (eel free driver did not stop, police said. Street, Manchester, Connec Experience preferred. Appiy at PART TIME - Experienced in room antique Colonial com Paragon Tool Company, 121 details. THREE FAMILY large bedrooms, all city to call. About 20 state troopers went ticut until April 28,1975 at 11:00 sales and other related services pletely restored and in S T r e a ^ clean as a whistle. Three utilities, wall-to-wall carpeting, to the area to assist in the a.m. for the following: Adams Street. of life insurance department. COULDN’T you use a few extra dollars? Working a part time COMPLETE Soft Ice Cream excellent condition. 4 heating systems. Three dis hot water oil heat. One car gar Manchester — Most unique, 2 family, brick Ranch. 4 search Thursday and Trooper PATCHING OF TOWN Apply Savings Bank of 6 4 7 -1 4 1 9 age, quiet location, only $34,900. PHONE FROM home to ser Manchester, 923 Main Street, job? Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. Stand on Wheels. Immediate fireplaces, 214 baths, income- posals. All baths ceramic fireplaces, 3 bedrooms each Side, appllanced kitchens, Robert Offen observed a car HIGHWAYS AND ALARM vice our customers for super delivery, low down payment. producing 3-room studio tiled. Near all schools, bus, Cali Dubaldo - Lesperance partial rec rooms and "Anderson Windows." Way below •r- Manchester. Agency, 646-0505. is your Property Worth? with front end damage at the in SYSTEM AND CABLE. earnings. Choose own hours. JOBSEEKERS open 8-8, Mon Call or write today. 677-9089,198 apartment and 2-room antique shopping. All apartments In replacement by out of state owner. Low 60’s. What tersection of Interstate-84 and Bid forms, plans and Call 647-1810. days through Fridays. South Road, Farmington, shop. , clude stove, refrigerator. We will inspect your property and suggest Rte. 6 in Windham. specifications are available at Immediate employment oppor Conn., 06032. Mister Softee Of For the bare essentials streak BRICK RANCH — 4 rooms, 2 an asking price. (No obligation.) He stopped the car and the General Services Office, 41 ESTABLISHED REAL Estate tunities. Full, part-time. Call Southern New England, Inc. through the Want Ads. bedrooms, large, tree-shaded RELRORE AGENCY Vernon — Centrally air conditioned, 7-room Ranch on a arrested Meduna shortly before Center Street, Manchester, office needs two full-time sales 568-1070. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! lot. Ideal starter or retire hAn M7-141Z huge treed lot. First floor family room, Vh baths, built-ins, 1 p.m. Meduna was charged Connecticut. people. Wolverton Agency, EASTERN SERVICES - Part- time maintenance work, f7 to ment home. $27,500. carpeting, fireplaced living room and garage. Here Is a with misconduct with motor Town of Manchester, Realtors, 649-2813. AUTO BODY Man - Must have 5 HANDY DANDY car wash I WHEN YOU TMNK REAL e s t a t e ; attendant, no experience $10 per hour for a responsible home for all seasons. Hi 40’s. vehicle and was being held on Connecticut years’ experience, 44 hour GARRISON COLONIAL - 24’ TOLLAND - Combination borne REALTORS - IVILS DENTAL Assistant with some necessary. East Hartford loca person seeking permanent, PASEK $5,000 bond to appear in Com Robert B. Weiss, week, paid holidays and in living room with fireplace, and office, located on acre lot in secretarial background tion. Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. part-time work days or a business zone on Route 195. ! THINK I 289-7475 — EA ST HARTFORD mon Pleas Court'here. Generai Manager surance. 872-4997. evenings. Company will furnish formal dining room, 4 Experience preferred, but will bedrooms, IVz baths, rec Five-room Ranch plus 500 Vernon — Moses built, 8-room Raised Ranch on a lovely 742-8243 - CO VENTRY train. Send resume to P. 0. Box CLEANING person wanted for training, equipment and WANTED - Experienced and room, screened porch, 2-car square foot office, 1V4 baths. treed lot. 2 baths, cathedral ceilings, bullt-ins, plush j Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also 1, Glastonbury, Conn., 06033. nights between 11 and 1, 5 customers. You pay $13.50 per Priced to sell at $36,900. T. J. " & ^osseXtol carpeting, rec room with brick bar, 3 or 4 bedrooms and 2 reliable construction laborer. week. Call 528-9951. garage. $45,900. member of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple Call 643-9918 or 6494356. nights weekly, ^ p ly in person: Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. garages. HI 40’s. KITCHEN HELP - General Burger King, 467 Center Street. OLDER HOME - Large I 926,900 — Clean 8-room Ranch, recently remodeled, I Listing Service. duties, various hours, must PIZZA AND Grinder shop living room with dining area, COVENTRY - Seven room Cape ^ carpeting, fireplace, treed tot. Juet minutes away. ASSISTANT in physician’s of located in a shopping plaza. work every other weekend. fic e , 1-5 p .m ., M onday, SARAH COVENTRY Jewelry eat-in kitchen, 1V4 baths, 3 and 4 room Ranch on one lot. I $29,000 — 10 room older home, 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, m Call our Manchester Office 649-5308 ODEGARD Liberal fringe benefits, good has immediate openings for Good clean operation. F.J. bedrooms, porch, interior Cape has stone siding and full I presently used as 2-(amlly. Owners anxious. ■ Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Spiiecki, Realtor, 643-2121. starting salary. On bus Tine. Must enjoy working with women over 18. No investment. completely redecorated, 2-car shed dormer. Ranch income is 9M,9II0 — Newly listed, 7-room Condo. 4 baths, Im- I REALTOR * REALTY East Hartford Convalescent patients. Experience helpful Excellent earnings. 623-9128. $155 monthly Lake privileges, BARROWS & WALLACE Home, 745 Main Street, East REMODELING garage. $33,500. $40’s. LaPenta Agency, macui^ste, all offers considered. Don’t mise Itl ■ OPEN HOUSE but not essential. Occasional SHOWROOMS, offices, storagi NEW RAISED RANCH - 295 CENTER STREET Hartford. typing. Reply giving NEWSPAPER DRIVER for six Realtor, 646-2440 or Lance 643-4365 day delivery. Call Mr. Griffin at facilities to rent. Suitable generous-sized rooms, 214 Kozikowski, 742-7202. I 938,500 — 3-bedroom Cape on Washington 8treet, 2 H Manchester New Haven riartlord Saturday & Sunday 2-4:30 background and interests to 728-8615 SUPERINTENDENT - Mature 647-9411. remodeler, builder, building baths, family room, 2 baths, fireplace, TV room, garage, treed lot. ■ 649-5306 397-1515 Box C, Manchester Herald. product sales. Phone 1-223-4460. couple for luxury adult high rise fireplaces, 2-car garage, LAND - Nice barn, three 937,900 — Huge 7-room full dormered Cape, first floor H 44 PORTER STREET railroauties apartment in Wethersfield. bedroom home, baseboard AVON - Never sold before? SHOP FOREMAN Situation Wanted 15 aluminum siding, large lot. family room, fireplace, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms. ■ Duties include: painting, Don’t worry. I’ll show you how heat, Hutchins Ageiicy, I 2nd Shift SALT BOX — Large country cieaning and maintenance. you can earn money selling Realtors, 646-3166. H 937,000 — Conveniently located 3-bedroom Colonial, ^ SENTRY Exceilent salary plus apart Supervisory experience, good BABYSITTING, my home, kitchen with built-ins and '■ fireplace, den, dining ropm, garage, trees. H 6”x6”x8’ SC 9 5 quality cosmetics, fragrances, background in general days, evenings or overnight. Real Estate ment. Call 525-9580 after 5 p.m. jewelry and' family ' ' products. fireplace, formal dining room 937,900 — 8parkllng 8-room colonial In Waddell 8chool H Treated Q machining and set-up of air Wul pick up and deliver, any double-door spacious center MANCHESTER Interested? Call 523-9 district, V h baths, carpeting, fireplace. * HANDYMAN needed for large craft parts. Sala^ commen age. 647-9360. entrance hall, 3 bedrooms, 214 FAMILY-SIZED convalescent home. Basic ARE YOU an able service surate with experience. Apply baths, 2-car garage, large lot. This 3 or 4 bedroom Cape in 1 maintenance skills required. attendant? Mechanically in RANCH — Better than new. excellent condition. Kitchen , 939,000 — Just listed, 7-room Country Raised Ranch, I Experience in plumbing and clined, real fine! Call now! □ REAL ESTATE with breakfast area, beamed fireplace, double garage, acre lot, clean. Dutch front. I PEHN BLACK SLATE electrical work helpful. Star The LE-MI 714 rooms, 3 bedrooms, family Jobseekers, 568-1070. ••••••••••••BBBBBBBBBBBBBBi room with bar, large living living room. Walk to shopping. 939,900 — Now 8-room, 11A baths, aluminum sided ^ ting rate: $2.95 per hour. Please Price in the low 30’s. For apply in person. Meadows Con Corporation Homea For Sale 23 room with beautiful oval Colonial. A88UMABLE 8%% mortgage. 98,400 down. ■ ngs for 1 Mitchell Drive more information call Tony valescent Home, 333 Bidwell receptionist-typist in Hartford fireplace, 2-car garage. $51,- 941,800 — Just listed. Immaculate 3-bedroom, 2 family, | Street, Manchester. An equal Mancheeter 843-2362 MANCHESTER - Just reduced Wasilefsky at 649-5306. firm. Immediate opening. Call 900. stucco exterior, double garage, convenient location, m a s opportunity employer. Center Street, 3-family in ■ Jobseekers, 568-1070. ASSISTANT to work in our ship business zone II. Ideal for MANCHESTER - Split EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY 1. 942,900 — Just listed, large 2 (mally. 2 new healing I 7l professional offices or commer 0« RNs-LPs- We have full time ping department. Job entails rooms, 114 baths, 3 bedrooms, BARROWS & WALLACE systems, new roof, plumbing and electrical, 2 garages. H cial expansion. Owner anxious Itoncltwlir Nmr Hma Hartford openings on the 11-7 shift. pacKaging and stock work. modern kitchen, dining room, M ,000 — 8oven-room Ranch, large living room, 2 ■ Excellent benefits, pleasant WANTED Company paid insurance, for quick sale. LaPenta Agen family room, fireplace, wall B4S-8308 397-1518 72I-M18 cy, Realtor, 646-2440. fireplaces, garage, attractive lot with sweeping views. ■ working conditions. Please wp- holidays, vacations and profit to-wall carpeting, garage, 8-room Dutch Colonial - 1 W baths, modarn, aat-ln kitchen DOWNSPOUT ly in person. Meadows Con Highly Motivated sharing. Apply to Connecticut 1 large lot, $45,500. 948,900 — 7-room, 2W baths, aluminum sided Raised B VERNON - Three-bedroom Ranch. Ferguson Road. Double garage. Immaculate.. ■ with dishwashtr, range, oven, disposal, large dining room valescent Home, 333 Bidwell Saleaman Cycle Accessories, 316 Hartford ANDOVER 2.1 ACRES ' CONDOMINIUM- 6 rooms, 3 Ranch, maintenance-free vinyl ■ Street, Manchester. Road. 948,800 — Clean newer 7-room Raised Ranch, one full, I with corner cupboard, flroplacad living room, charming WATER < i f SOLID BRICK RANCH bedrooms, 214 baths, wall-to- siding. Tremendous view. 1 (oyer, lovely sunny den, 4 bodrooma, walk-up attic with Custom-built for present owner, this 9 0 (or establlshod rtal ssUitt wall carpeting! modern Almost new, 2 baths, 2-car gar- ■ 2 half baths, double garage. Fireplace, treed lot. , * SPREADER ^ 1 COCKTAIL waitress for days firm In Manchostsr MALE, 21 years old or over, low-maintenance cost home is perfect age, large wooded lot, cedar closet, central vac system. Selling in the 50’a, but or nights. Gaslight, 646-10%, warehouse work, shipping, for small family or retired couple. kitchen with built-ins, finished H 982,900 — Nine-room country estate, 1% acree, 2 ■ Contact Large kiteben, 2 1 ^ ’ flreplaced Uvlng carpeted. Immediate occupan 2 fieldstone fireplaces, 2 baths, garages, antique shop ■ anxious owners will consider all offers. 568-5M3. must have driver’s license. Call room, 2 twin-sized bedrooms, rec room, central air- cy. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, CDUNTRY LIVING NEW U S T IN B DANIEL F. REALE 528-9285. baths. A real gem. Call Suzanne Or conditioning, $32,500. ■ with loft, horse stall. Immaculate Inside and out ? Immaculate 8 room Raised Ranch. 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, Lovely 6-room Cape in excellent location, 3 bedrooms, Arthur Shorts. MS.3233. Realtors, 643-1108. WANTED - Grill help for lunch REALE REALTORS FARM — 50 acres, mostly I 986,900 — 7-room Ranch, all large rooms, double gar- I cathedral ceilings, 2-car garage. Acre plus lot. W/W fireplaced living room, dining room, 1% baths, roc room. NEWSBOYS for South Windsor J. WAtSON KACH C& hour. Apply at Ann's Spot, 21 RMffora MLS cleared and level land, room APARTMENT BUILDING - _ age. Professionally landscaped lot. Aluminum siding. | carpeting. Low 40's. Call 872-7311. 646-4525 area. Call Mr. Griffin at 647- 8 Mid 30’s. Please hurry. Call 269-4331. Oak Street, Manchester. AH InMfvtawt ConHdonUal,.. Enriiitw tubs M7-I13t house, bam, two large poultry consisting of 4-one bedroom STOCKADE FENCE 9411. Equal Houtittg Opportunity ■ 989,900 — New 8-8 Duplex, glass doors to sundeck, 3 m houses, 2-car garage. apartments, centrally located, m bedrooms, aluminum siding, nice lot, city utilities. H aluminum siding, business VERNON - JUST LISTED LEGAL NOTICE SERVICE STATION attendant 989,900 — New custom. Cape Codder, first floor family ■ Maintenance tree, 6-rpom Ranch; Excellent area, city TOWN OF COVENTRY MATURE, OLDER responsible MANCHESTER - Six month WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! zone, excellent potential for woman to care for two children full-time call 644-8933 between 8 commercial expansion. room, 2 baths, double garage. Preferred location. |M utilities, central vacuum system. King sized master, 2-car 8’ Wide. 6' High C 4 ZONING BOARD new, prime west side location, Thinking of Selling Your | « 5 in my home 6:30 a.m.4 p.m., a.m. - 2 p.m. Jackston Agency, 64^1316. 981,900 — New 7-room Dutch Colonial, fireplace, porch H garage, Vh baths, Intercom system and much more. Call OF APPEALS 5-5 - D uplex, 1 1/2 b ath s, Porperty? Call TODAY! 1 SENTRY With Post ^ 1 3 Monaay-Friday until June 25th. hardwood floors, aluminum and deck, double garage, appliances. — H 872-7311. At the public hearing held on References required. Call 649- POSITIONS available for r f f s / / y mature and young persons for siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor Real Estate Services April 7, 1975 the application of 5550 after 4 p.m. poration, 646-0131. OWNER MANCHESTER Orris Pratt was approved for a part time, help. Apply Vernon TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR | New custom crafted homes to be built In excellent location. 164 E. CENTER ST. Cine I & II between 6-7 ask for may help with financing on 351 Msriint Rd. 29 Connecticut Blvd. variance from the restrictions FULL or part-time receptionist $19,900 - Five yooms, 1 1/2 PHILBRICK this solid 5-6 two family with $ 2,000 / ■ These maintenance-free homes have 4 or 5 bedrooms, Mr. Steve Menschell. I Varnon - 872-7311 East Hartford - 289-4331 imposed in Sections 2.1.14, with some shorthand and baths, stove, refrigerator, gar 2 heating systems. Copper ■ FEDERAL TAX CREDIT ■ first-floor fireplaced living room:, equipped kitchen, 2'h WIRE FENCING Ask for Connie, WINF I (n\aac\Lar& & ^ossetto 5 7.1.10, 8.1 subject to four MATURE, dependable woman age, nearly two acres. Hutchins plumbing. Garage. ClOan baths, all city utilities. Also'Included is a 2-year builder's REALTOR — MLS 647-1419 Many Sizes and Styles , 646-1230. Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. AGENCY warranty and most attractive Interest rates. Call us for stipulations. wanted to sell women’s and and convenient. . Vernon Board of Realtors, Manchester Board of Realtors, | IREALTOR8-ML8 848-248212 I details, 289-4331. In Stoch Information may be obtained PILGRIM FABRICS has part- children’s shoes at The Hartford Board of Realtors from the record on,file in the Bootery, Route 83, Talcottville. $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3. Nice in REALTORS 189 West Center 8treet KUS time openings for salesgirls, law apartment, carpeting, $435 8ELFI0RE AGENCY CASH AND CARRY Town Q erk’s office. must nave knowledge of Retail experience helpful. Please apply in person Friday, month income. Hutchins Agen M Un MZ-14M i i George M. Coon sewing. Apply Cheney Hall, 177 cy, Realtors, 646-3166. 646-4200 ^ Chairman Hartford Road, Manchester. Saturday and Monday. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., April II. 1W5 31 Sotvieoo Otiorod 31 Polnttng-Poporing 32 BuMIdg-Contnatiitg 33 HooUng-PlumUng 35 Homes for Se/e 23 Homes For Solo 23 Am / Cttata MTafited 2t SwvfeM Othnd Ardeloa lor Sale Doga-BIrds-Pota HOME GARDENS roto-UUed PAINTING - interior and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SEWERLINES, sink lines, SOUTH WINDSOR - 51/2 room INSTANT cash for your home. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, CLEAN USED refrigerators, DOG-CAT boarding re s e r Call Joe Gordon, Barrows & very reasonable work Manchester, Bolton, Easf Hart exterior, paperhanging, Carpentry and general contrac cleaned with electric cutters, ranges, automatic washers, vations. Combined inside/out- OPEN HO USE Ranch with rec room, located ford and Vernon areas. Call 646- excellent work. References. ting. Residential and commer by professionals. McKinney in nice, quiet nei^boriiood. Wallace Co., Equal Housing Op nteed, call anytime. 649- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s side runs, partitioned privacy, WESTMINSTER ROAD portunity. 649-U06. 8019 momiqgs or evenings. Free estimates. Fully insured. cial. Whether it be a small Bros. Sewer Disposal Com A lliances, 649 Main St, 643- germicidal lighting. Canine Owner mun sell. IMImo. E & F Martin Mattsson, 649^1, repair lob, a custom built home pany, 643-5308. Sunday, April 13th A s^iat^,' 646-53U, 6^9149. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, 2-5 P.M. COMPLETE electrical service LOAM, FILL, Gravel - Septic, or anyuiing in between, call 646- Manchester, 646-5971. . FOUR drawer solid cherry CASH FOR HOUSES - Buyers sewer connections, bulldozing, 1379. NO JOB too small, toilet Custom built 6-room Colonial, and repair. Reasonable rates. TEACHERS - Inflation fighters SCREENED LOAM - driveway chest of drawers, solid ch er^ MANCHESTER - Large, six- with Pedigrees. We buy for Call 6^5253. excavating. Top quality work. - Save over 50% on quality repairs, plugged drains, kitchen gravel, processed gravel, san(l, drop leaf table. 649-0429 after S. IVi baths, garage, center BUILDING Remodeling, ONE YEAR old St. Bernard for room Ranch with garage and cash. When we bring people to Latulippe Brothers, ^5114, house painting. ^ 16 years’ faucets replaced, repaired, rec stone and fill. George H. Grif- fireplace. Expandable walk- your home, you know they’re TWO HANDYMEN wUl clean, 742-9471 experience, insured, free es roofing, rec rooms, additions, rooms, bathroom remodeling, fing, Andover, 742-7 sale, $50. All shots. 643-6110 up attic. porch. Must be seen. $36,900. E garages. All kinds, carpentnr heat modernization, etc. Free after 3. . & F Associates, 646-5358, 633- serious - not “just looking, rake, lime, fertilize, mow, timates. 643-1609. Wanted to Buy ROOMS FOR RENT - $22 per t h a ^ . ’’ Call us for Action! UGHT TRUCKING, painting, work. For estimates call 649- estimates gladly given. M & M 9149. maintainance of lawn seasonal. SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury week. Centrally located. 146 Keith Real EsUte, 646-4126 or cellars and attics cleaned, 1142. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. GERMAN SHEPARD - free to Center Street. Please call 649- Cellars and attics cleaned. PAINTING - Interior, exterior, above ground pool distributor WANTED - Wicker furniture, PALMER REALTY 649-1922. Reasonable prices. 643-5305. small tree work. Please call needs warehouse space. Will good home. 8 months old, very any kind, any shape. Call 872- 0013. 646-6321 646-8663. experienced, insured, caipn- MASON CONTRACTOR - TOWNE Plumbing Service, MANCHESTER try. Guaranteed utisfaction. sell and completely install a ;entle and smart. Our place is OtftrvKiw HigMdofn______849-053S UGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. Plastering, custom built stone repairs, alterations, vanity huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool MO small. Phone 647-1601 or 263- Beautiful Raised Ranch with MARIA NARDULU - Custom- Lowest rates. Dave, Pat. or brick fireplaces, chimney cabinets a specialty. Call to 0046, keep trying. LARGE, pleasant, clean fur Cellars and attics cleaned, Collect 487-0283 (after 7). complete with fencing, DOUBLE OR full-size bed - three sunny bedrooms, living □ MISC. SERVICES lawns mowed, small tree work. made draperies, bedspreads, repairs, block and cement 8:30 a.m., 6 p'p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- sundeck, filter and pump. Now Head board not necessary. nished room. Central, quiet, room with fireplace, kitchen work. New and repairs. E. 4056. parking. Mature gentleman. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. top treatments, Austrian only $795. Full price financing ONE YEAR OLD black, male Please call 646-0794 anytime. has bar, dining room shades. Large selection of Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. Hot water shower. 569-2525. - WE HAVE customers waitingng available. Call Tony collect, Poodle - Excellent pet. Good lor the rental of your apartmentspa Separately heated family GARDENS Roto-tilled - Quick samples, drapery hardware. Building-Contracting 33 • •• •• •• PWWW•••••• BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - 203-232-6500. WANTED - old round dining Sorvlcoo Offered 31 with children. $125. Call 646- FURNISHED Room for or home. J.D. Real EstateE SPRING room with fireplace, 2-car service. Save your back. Call us Free estimates, decorating ser RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 All heating and plumbing table with or without chairs. re^air^ plus remodeling. Call middle-aged gentleman. All Associates, Inc. 646-1980. garage. Beautiful setting. SHARPENING Service - Saws, today, 528-0586. vice. CaU 649-1786. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - RICH LOAM for sale. $5.50 per Cali 646-0765. VALUES yard delivered. Call 646-3109. conveniences, near bus line. 50’s. knives, axes, shears, skates, Remodeling, repairing, ad BIDWELL Home Improvement Call 649-8382. MANCHESTER GARDENS - rotary blades. Quick service. ROGER LANDON - Will rake UGHT TRUCKING - Attics ditions,' rec rooms, porches and Co. Expert installation of HOME WANTED - For an 8- $ (liiee for ewiThtint in N nt MANCHESTER - New 3 WOODLAND ST....Another new FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Two bedroom apartments, in Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main leaves, clean yards, do any odd and cellars cleaned. For free roofing. No job too small. Call alum inm siding, O tters and CARPETS - Wholesale to you at year old male Beagle with uLexcept Ncreto. bedroom Dujplex, half of two- listing, and a “cream puff". An old estim ates, call 047-9610 - Repairs and remodeling, pers. House broken, good beautiful countiw setting, walk home (1M7) in lovely condlUon. Three St., Manchester.'Hours daily jobs. Very reliable, reasonable 649-3144. trims. Roofing installation and our warehouse. Trailer loads of ROOM FOR working family 1 1/2 baths, full base to everything. $189 monthly in or four hedrooms, a twenty-one foot rates. For free estimate call anytime. sewer lines cleaned electrical carpets in stock. Prices start at With children. Owner leaving 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• repairs. 649-6495,5, 875-9109. gentleman - References ment, includes appliances, $275 cludes heat, hot water and living room with a Franklin stove, day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. Roger at 647-1529. Also cars CARPENTRY - Repairs, ly. Prompt service on emergen 2.9()/sq. yd. Carpet Merchants, state 643-1221. required. Please call 649-0719. per month. Paul W. Dougan modem kitchen, carpeting, and 2-car Painting-Pepering 32 cies. 643-7024. □ RENTALS appliances. Superintendent, !. Big comer lot (130 by 150), washed, waxed and vacuumed remodeling, additions, roofing. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 1310 Tolland Turnpike, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. 646-0090. Equal housing. O ic buy for only 536,500. REWEAVING burns, holes. at Jim ’s Amoco, Main Street. Cali David Patria, South Wind roofing, storm windows, aw Manchester, 646-8568. Open dai •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FEMALE roommate wanted to 168 Main St., Manchaatar Flooring 38 ly 10-5:30, Closed Sunday. Autos For Sale Autoa For Sale BENTON STREET...in center of Zippers, umbrellas repaired. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom sor, 644-1796. nings. Quality workmanship, Rooms tor Rent 52 share two-bedroom apartment. Town, a six-room Colonial with two- 649-2813______Window shades, Venetian NEW 24 hour Answering Ser decorating. Interior painting. free estimates. Fully insured. Call after 4:30, 646-mi. car garage. Perfect family room. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Livestock blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. WES ROBBINS carpentry 872-9187, 649-3417. DARK RICH loam, five yards ______Excellent condiUon. Large enclosed vice opening April 10th. (specializing in older floors). THOMPSON HOUSE, fur front porch. July occupancy. Good Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5^1. SubscriM now for low rates. Remodeling. Exterior painting. remodeling specialist. Ad nished rooms, centrally AVAILABLE June 1st, female value at 535,900. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Ceilings and inside painting. ^ a V ira n d * s to W 3 S 4 '® " ‘‘’‘ APPALWSA Gelding - Eight Lott-Lond For Solo 24 Call 647-9221. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. ROOFING - Specializing located. Kitchen privileges. to share 2 bedroom furnished WESTFIELD ST....we have a four MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Fully insured. For estimate call built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, repairinging roofs, new roofs, John Verfaille, 646-5750, 8TO- ® years, 15 hands, gentle, with IWE SPECIALIZE IN BARGAINS . Parking. Reasonable rates. apartment with same. 646-8168 and four Duplex in the high forUes that 649-3446. gu(_ liter worwork, , chimneys, ' cleaned 2222 RICH LOAM for sale - $5. per tack. $450 or best offer. 643-^58 should qualify for financing under the BUILDING LOTS - Manchester Removal, pruning, lot clearing, B & G REFRIGERATION - 6 4 9 - ^ . after 5. Phone 6^2358. alter 5 p.m. new CHF/^regulations. Possible 8% residential area, approximately spraying. Fully insured. Gisbson authorized service, all ind repaired.■ 30 years yard delivered. Call 643-9911 and Old-Fashioned Good Service, Tool mortgage. Good income producer. one acre, also other acreage Licensecf. Free estimates. domestic makes and models. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - experience. Free estimates. □ MISC. FOR SALE Autos For Safe Autos For Sato Autoa For Sale GRANDVIEW ST....Off Porter, a new available. Jackston Agency, Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Have your window air- Five years experience. new homes custom built, Howley, 643-5361. OFFICE equipment, file Raised Ranch is nearing compleUon. Excellent references. Pete, 742- remodeled, additions, rec •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cabinets, desks, credenza, Ready for you to choose your colors, 646-1316. conditioner cleaned and oiled carpeting, etc. Really a deluxe home TREE SERVICE (Soucier) ready for summer. Complete 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. rooms, garages, kitchens ROOFING - Installation and Artlclea for Sale 41 calculators, steel shelving, file BRAND NEW 1975 PICKUP loaded with extras such as 215 baths, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, system checked, cleaned and remodeled, bath tile, cement repairs, gutters, storm win shelves and fixtures, parts 8 toot Fleatside wWi oconomloal 6 cylinder engine, standard tranamlaslon, 72 CHEVROLET BUILDING LOTS - Vernon - push button radio, undercoat and Carter Cara. 3TK 3387. aluminum siding, finished rec room, two ready to go $15,500 for both. stumps removed, fully insured. oiled $20. each. Bring it to us INSIDE - Outside painting, work. Steps, dormers. Residen dows, doors. Experienced ALUMINUM sheets used as cabinets. 646-8768. NOVA rear deck...and a lot 120 by200. Middle tial or commercial. Call 649- 50's. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Got a tree problem? Well worth and save $8. Parts not included. ^ c ia l rates for pmple over quality workmanship. Fully in printing plates, .007 thick, 2-Door Sedan, 6-cyllndar BETTE DRIVE...Huge eight room a phone call. 742-8252. 6464067. Fully insured. Estimates given. 4291. sured. Free estimates. ^x32’’. u cents each or 5 for $1. 55 GALLON DRUMS, open top engine, automatic tranimle- plus Colonial on an acre wooded lot Call '649-7863. Reasonable prices. Rick Phone 643-2711. $6.50; closed end $7.50; lock top slon, radio, 26,(XXI mllee, dark Built by U&R...quality throughout 2V5 25 CUSTOM BUILDING - Homes, *3350 gold with block Interior. Invoolmertt Property CUSTOM Rototilling - Have Burnett, 646-3005. $8.50. Home phone 646-5426. baths, two-car garage, two ODD JOBS - Trucking, home repairs, yirards cleajied. “Troy Bill’’ rototiller. Will WALLPAPER hanging $2.75 additions, remodeling, repairs. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 *2S9S fireplaces...we could ramble on, but per roll. Experienced Steve Casalino, experienced ALCOA siding, gutters and cents each. Inquire side door. 1974 MODEL Bolens mulching see for yourself. Impossible to INVESTMENT Experienced handyman. Free travel. Gardens, lawns, flower The Boss Is Away duplicate at the asking price (middle Young brick 5-famlly estimates. Reasonable. 643- beds, large or small. Call 643- tradesman. Call R. residential-commercial roofing. Complete interior and Manchester Evening Herald. mower - 4 hp, self-propelletT BRAND NEW 1975 CHEVROLET EL CAMINO 60's). Five Townhouse apartments, private 0304. 1895. Starkweather, 644-3194. builder. Call 649-6973. exterior remodeling and Moving, must sell. Original T hli la a Clastic Eatata modal, a real sporty looker with V-8 engine, terraces, ample parking, 512,000 perl decorating. Visit our WE BUY and sell used fur cost, ^ 9 . Now only $170 in automatic transmieelon, sport mlrrort, power brakes, mats, power steering, 73 SEBRINO PLUS year Income. radio, rally wheels, radio, whitewall tirbt, undercoat and Carter Care. ST K NEW HOMES...we are arranging to Articles lor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Articloa tor Sale 4i Artlclea tor Sale 41 showroom. Home Fashion niture. Cash on the line. One cluding grass catcher. - 5 cu. ft. Small V-U engine, 2-Door have built seven new homes at the In PIANO AGENCY Center, 249 Broad Street, piece or an entire housefull. contractor’s wheel barrow, $35. 3176 Hardtop, automatic transmis tersection of Grandview St. and East 646-5200 Manchester. Across from Dairy 64&0432. Furniture Barn, 345 And We’re Ready sion, factory air conditioning, Call 649-6679. Eldridge. Your plans or ours. II you Main Street Rear, behind AM/FM radio, vinyl root, are Interested In this choice central Queen or call Thomas Colla, power steering, power location, let's sit down and make a OPEN 649-6082. Douglas Motor Sales. TESTED and approved by brakea. deal. We're ready. Real Estate Wanted 28 millions of Homemakers. Blue Autos tor Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 4m . Monday-Sitwday Lustre carpet cleaner is tops. *1895 ALL CASH for your property E. A. Johnson Paint Co. BRAND NEW 1975 CHEVY VAN within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 8 to S To Deal A big 128” wheelbase model - loads of cargo room. With 350 cld V-8 instant service. Hayes Agency, SUPER S A LE engine, automatic bansmltelon, special two-tone paint, tide door glass, HOOVER portable dryer - 73 AUSTIN TJ. CROCKEH 646-0131. swIng-out rear door glass, auxiliary front seat, exterior mirrora, power WUle, excellent condition. $85. brakes, radio, gauges, heavy duty front and rear springs, F78x1S Urea, un MARINA Realtors Call 6^1337 after 6 p.m. dercoat and Carter Care. STK 3441. 4-Door Sedan, 4-cyllnder WE WILL buy your house. Call TO O LS I TO O LS Q TO O LS I TOOLS engine, 4-apeed transmis anytime, Hutchins Agency, sion, reclining bucket seats, 643-1577 WANTED - bee keeping hives, Realtors, 646-3166. radial tires, economy with a SAVE AT LEAST SAVE AT LEAST supplies and bees. Ii you don’t We are making eur awn deals while, 3 9 8 5 sporting flair, dark green, SELLING your house? Call us Ml Brand New 1st Quality have the time to take care of saddle Interior. first and we’ll make you a cash 50% ON 50% ON your hives let me buy them. the hess Is away and now Is your BRAND NEW a075 BLAZER »2095 Tools in Discontinued Styles nu^uiiUl Call 644-9555. 4 wheel drive for great all year around tun. Equipped with V-8 engine, 4 offer. One day service. T. J. • Machine Shop Tools Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Hammors speed transmission, rear seat, body side mouldings, heavy duty springs, • Carpontar's Tools OLD WOODEN Bed - Chairs, chance te save! Besides our great extra large gas Mnk, fuel skid plate, power eteering, bright hub ceps, W renches SAMPLE BUYS: 74 HORNET IMMEDIATE CASH for your dressers, electric stove. Odds chrome grille, radio, chrome front bumper, gauges, auxiliary top, L78x15 Elactrle Drills • Electric Tools and eiids. Call 646-6425. , deals, the factory has some SPECIALS tires, undercoat and Carter Care. ST K 3230 HATCHRACK property. Let us explain our Cordless Hedge Trimmer 6-cyllnder englna, 3-speed fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, • And Thousands More Saw Blades (all types) $30 Value lloorshlft, X package trim, 647-1413. FRIGIDAIRE - Frost-free .too. high back bucket tsate, styled Hack S a w s refrigerator, excellent condi *5499 lV iN 6 » road wheels, tinted glass, AM ) BRAND NEW 1975 Tool Boxes tion. Asking $65. (]all 649-5729. radio, 17,000 mllet, silver Satire Saws green metallic with Spark Plug Sockets TAG SALE - Coffee served. RRAND NEW 1975 STAKE TRUCK Interior. S19 value . . . . S9.50 ^Iverything ^imaginable in ^ LIMITED EDITION GRANADA A very versaUle unit, Vt ton with 8 foot body, V-8 engine, 4 speed transmis sion, exterior mirrors, heavy duty shocks, heavy duty front springs, heavy •3295 cluding sporting goods and drcular Saws S19.9S duty power brakes, power steering, extra capacity rear springs, gauges, tools. Saturday and Sunday 10-6, 750-16 tires. Carter Care and undercoat. ST K 3272. Getting things moving is our 371 ’Tunnel Road, Vernon (1-86 i *250 PRICE business. We lake pride in Bzzzzzzzz In and see our Exit 97). 72 HORNET busy Sea. We’re reedy, REDUCTION our effective handling of real Thousands of Tools STATION WAGON willing and able to aeelst you estate purchases, sales and Some LImitod QuantitiM TAG SALE - Saturday April ^ BY THE II ^ *4295 P 6-cyllndsr engine, automatic In the sale or purchaee of ’ 100 OFF transmission, air con leases. Call us at 646-4040 12th and Sunday April 13th, 10 YOUR property. ditioning. and get your deal moving. a.m. - 4 p.m. Hundreds of I FACTORYI household items from several Ji These are delivered In Manchester prices and are complete •2795 homes, attics, cellars and gar except for Sales Tax and Registration. We have many more Of every price listed here. The Boss ages. Furniture, televisions, clothes, sports e^ipm ent and Kelili MILLERS FALLS Is away and wa are going to sell ; Our price “while the boss Is away” ? baijjalns In stock so stop out sooni 73 QREMLIN GORMAN ■w miscellaneous. Glastonbury, IQ Tan 6-cyllndor engine, Edmund Gorman Agency these cars before he gets back. Now Knights of Columbus. 1079 automatic transmission, fac Commercial and Industrial TOOL BOX WAREHOUSE Hebron Ave. iSEE US BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR NEW CHEVROLET Is the Umo to saval tory air conditioning. Real Estate Brokers /^eal Sstate I|$ SPECIAL VALUE PINTO Serving Central Connecticut END OF PROGRESS DRIVE TAG SALE - 220 Hebron Road, > WITH FACTORY DISCOUNT PRICE •2595 604 Middle Turnpike East 172 E. Center St. Bolton. Saturday and Sunday. Manchester, Connetlicul IN MANCHESTER ,HKEH STBUET 649-1922 646-4126 INDUSTRIAL PARK April 12 and 13. Only. ) RRAND NEW 1075 RUNAROUT 72 HORNET Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 81 Autos tor Sale 61 74 VULKSWAGEN ’2895 TAG SALE - Moving out of 4 cylinder engine, vinyl trim, 61 Autos for Sale 2 Door, gold, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-epeed trenemlselon. CARTER USED CARS SEOAN state. Household items, an accent group, sporty tape 2-Door, 6-cyllnder engine, treatment, white side wall tiques, furniture, books, automatic transmission, tires. ST K 5221 73 TORINU 2-DUOR *2895 records, children’s toys and power steering, whitewall Factory Discount Price Our used cars are campletely V-8 engine, automatic transmieelon, power eteering, green. much more. April 12, 9-5, April tires. L3, 1-4. 43 Salters Road, $3249. But Um boss Is away lo we’ll reconditioned and •2495 N I I 73 MERCURY COMET *2795 Manchester. ’ start dealing at Shop, then 4 Door, V-S engine, automatic tranemleelon, power eteering. ' ______luarantaed. Stop In today and HOTPOINT Refrigerator - $25. i-'r , 72 GRAN TORINO/, *2695 Apartment-size Roper gas fook them over! 72 OATSUN SEOAN Sport 2-door, V-8 engine, automatic, power steering. stove, $10, good working condi 4-D6or, 4-cyllnder engine, 4- *3147 speed transmission. .S 8SBUICK fever tion. Cali 649-4711. 73 VOLKSWAGEN BUG $2495 •2095 72 TORINO WAGON *2395 TAG SALE - April 11-13,262-264 Means a NEW » V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering. 72 GRAN TORINO $2645 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed trantmlsilon, radio, lov Union Street, iO-4. All articles mileage NEW 1975 REGAL SPORT COUPE must go. Station Wagon, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, sir 2 door, automatic transmisalon, power TOYOTA For 1975! |71 LTD HARDTOP *2095 SKCIAL VALUE MUSTANG II conditioning, power steering, power brakes, radio. 74 CHEVEUE MAUBU *3595 71 TOYOTA CORONA steering, power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl 12-door V-8 engine, automatic, power steering, power braltes. STEREO Amplifier - Kenwood 73 MONTE CARLO $3795 Classic Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic tranimltelon, power 4-Door Sedan, automatic top, radio, rear speaker, etc. model l5A40(a, 24 watts per WITH FACTORY DISCOUNT PRICE steering and brSkst, radio, Landau roof. transmission, 4-cyllnder Sport Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air con engine 71 TORINO HARDTOP, * 2 3 K channel. $65. Please call 644- ditioning, vinyl roof, power eteering and brakes, radio. 1 2-door, vinyl root, V-8 engine, automatic, power steering and brakes. 0466. RRAND NEW 1075 HARDTOP 72 VEGA NOTCHDACK *16 9 5 •1895 4 cylinder engine, special 2 door, 4 cylinder englna, standard tranamlialon, radio. CAMERA for sale - Kowa Super value package with luxury In 73 PONTIAC VENTURA $2795 71 VOLKSWAGEN *2195 66, in excellent condition, with terior group, console, ghia Coupe, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, radio, 73 CHEVELLE MAUBU *3 0 75 I 2-Door, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed transmission. I .power steering. 80mm 12.8 lens, 2 focusing stripes, protection group, 4 door,. V-8 englna, automatic transmiasion, power 71 TOYOTA CORONA styled steel wheels, select screens, grip handle and steering, air conditioning, radio, power brakes, vinyl roof. 2-Door Hardtop, blue, 4- shift crulsomatic transmis 71 THUNDERBIRD *2795 Sekonic light meter. $500. 742- 174 CAPfillS $4995 speed transmission, 4- sion, white wall radial tires. Convertible, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, sir con 2-Door, V-8 englna, power eteering, air conditioning, automatic 6490. 74 NOVA $3295 cyllnder engine. tranemieaion. ST K 5210 A ditioning, power steering, radio, full power. Too many op . Factory Discount Price $4186 U 4-Door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air con Label Price $5846. S & S PRICE ? ? tions to list ditioning, p o w e r^ st^ n g , radio. •1795 |7n.TD *2395 5c STILL buys a cup of coffee at But ttia boss le away so well vj 4-Door Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, poww steering, Yankee Ingenuity Flea Market, start dealing at ' 72 MAVERICK $2345 74OlEVR0LniMPAlA$3995 SAVE SAVE power brakes. Saturdays and Sundays. 10 a.m. V-8 engine, 2-Door, automatic transmieelon, radio. - 5 p.m. admission free. Dealers 4 door, V-8 englna, automatic trantmliajpn, air con 1970 TOYOTA SAVE SAVE Don Thornton saya, “Spring fever means a new em Saiocchi, Sales Manager, says, “Truck Into ditioning, power steering and brakes, vinyl roof, radio. $ MONEY S space two days, $12.00 742-5175, «3939 ^ MAHK II Toyota Corona Spring with a New HiLux Pickup.” _ 70 GALAXIE 500 *1795 73 FORD LTD $3345 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power alearing. evenings 561-1427. Country Squire Station Wagon, V-8 engine, automatic 73 OPEL WAGON $2895 2-Door Hardtop, automatic NEW 1975 CUSTOM LESABRE transmisalon, power steering, power brakea. 4 cylinder englna, automatic tranamlaslon, air con transmission. 2 door hardtop, automatic transmission, air TAG SALE - Wall Street, Route SPECIAL VALUE MAVERICK ! ditioning, radio, low m llaa^. | 70 THUNDERBIRD *2295 316, Hebron. Saturday and Sun •1795 conditioning, power steering, power brakes, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air day , 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Rain or WITH FACTORY DISCOUNT PRICE « 72 FORD LTD $2495 conditioning, power windows. 4 door, V-8 engine, automatio tranamlialon, sir con- T R U C K S • . radio, white wall tires, vinyl top, etc. shine. Household items, clothes RRAND NEW 1975 2-DOOR SEDAN ' dlUonlng, power atoarlng and brokaa, vinyl roof, radio. and toys. 1970 TOYOTA *1495 6 cylinder englna, power eteering. 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Cwm.. Fri., AprU 11,1975 - ‘PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 11,1975 BENJY BY JIM BERRY Autoa tor Solo 91 tCampara-Trallara Trucka tor Sato 62 npai Mobile Hornet 65 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OCR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ..AM'TAKECARFOF KPfPt&UP VOICP POIAH Moblla511a Homaa 65 BUGS BUNNY 1967 AMC Rambler - Automatic 1966 DODGE half ton van, good MOVE UP TO 14’ wide living. /VtARTHA RATrtPUN. ■n u PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. April 11, 1975 Ulanri|Mtpr lEumnn fcaU i MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 12,1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 164 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS ___ » PRESENTING Americans Leave Cambodia United Press International The choppers, guarded by a 346-man The military situation around the war- Phnom Penh said Prime Minister Long Waves of U.S. helicopters airlifted Marine battalion and a squadron of 20 tom Cambodian capital was deteriorating Boret met with his advisrs after the Americans from war-tom Cambodia to an warplanes, also flew out 159 Cambodians, hourly and the fall of Phnom Penh evacuation and decided to form a aircraft carrier in the Gulf of Siam today including Acting President Sau Kham appeared imminent. “revolutionary committee” to rule the before the expected fall of Phnom Penh to Khoy. A UPI Cambodian correspondent, filing country. Communist-led insurgents. The dramatic, mid-moming airlift in the from Phnom Penh after the evacuation, There was no immediate indication Three dozen Air Force and Marine midst of rebel shelling climaxed the said rebel gunners hit the landing area exactly what the committee will do or who helicopters flew 269 persons, a third of collapse of a massive, five-year U.S. ef with rockets during the pullout, killing one will serve on it. them Americans, to the carrier Okinawa fort to keep the Khmer Rouge from taking Cambodian civilian and wounding another. 'The capital was calm as dusk fell. Much International WANT AD Week circling off the Cambodian coast. power in ^m bodia. The correspondent reported that Radio of the population was unaware of the American departure. The State I^partm ent had vowed to use force if needed “to protect the lives of evacuees,” but the Pentagon said the Variety Spices Chamber’s withdrawal took place without any American shots fired. April 13-20,1975 t - U.S. Ambassador to Cambodia John Gunther Dean arrived today at the U.S. air 74th Annual Dinner Fete base at U Tapao, 100 miles southeast of Bangkok, with a dozen members of the embassy staff. By SOL R. COHEN Probate William FitzGerald, a former a framed photograph of himself at his desk Dean carried the U.S. Embassy and president of the Chamber. He kept things . to Lyons. Cambodian flags as he stepped from a There was something for everyone moving swiftly and smoothly and in Lyons pointed out Mrs. Flocken is the “Jolly Green Giant” helicopter. He was Money saving specials for everyone! Friday night at The Colony, Talcottville, troduced the Chamber officers and direc first woman to be chief executive officer greeted by his wife and Air Force Lt. Gen. when the Greater Manchester Chamber of tors and the personages in the audience. of the Manchester Chamber and Miss John J. Bumes. Commerce conducted its 74th annual Among the latter were; State Sen. David 'Thomas is the first woman to deliver the The officials said the rest of the banquet. Barry, State Reps. Francis Mahoney and principle address at a Chamber banquet. evacuees, including 82 Americans and 159 There was the “M” award, given to pop Ted Cummings, former State Comptroller Mrs. Flocken called on the Manchester Cambodians, would travel on the carrier ular choice Harold A. ’Turkington; there Nathan Agostinelli, Town Director Matt busipess community to volunteer time and to the Thai port of Sattahip near U Tapao. was the intimate look at the W t e House Moriarty Jr., Town Manager Robert effort and to serve on one or another of the They said the ship also carried and the Presidency by Helen ’Thomas, the Weiss, and Lester Boardman, director of Chamber’s task forces. evacuated Frenchmen, ’hiais, Taiwanese, Join in the fun next week UPI’s chief White House correspondent; administration in Manchester, England. Miss Thomas, commenting on Spaniards, Filipinos and Australians. It there was the moving perJormance by Boardman visited here in 1973, when he Watergate, said, “It is still in some ways was expected to reach the port on Sunday gifted and hard-working Betty Rhodes, accompanied the Lord Mayor of impossible to put it behind us. One thing morning. nationally known singer and com- Manchester, England during the we do realize is that it diminished us all. It U.S. officials in Thailand said 36 medienne; there was the fine music by the Sesquicentennial Celebration by had a life of its own, the inexorable American helicopters, guarded by Ken Morgester Orchestra; there was the Manchester, Conn. momentum of a Greek tragedy — played warplanes and Marines, flew the evacuees WANT ADS TO ALL delicious meal and there were the brief out before our very eyes. from the U.S. Embassy compound in remarks by Chamber officials. Mayor John Thompson brought “But,” she insisted, “out of the ashes Phnom Penh in a hurried operation code- Miss Thomas, the featured speaker, has greetings from the people of Manchester has come the reaffirmation that no man, named Eagle Pull. SENIOR CITIZENS on the occasion of the Chamber’s 74th an not even a President, is above the law. Ads must be mailed or brought In to The Herald. No phone calls, please. had the White House “beat” since 1960 and Pentagon officials said that six has followed the doings of four presidents nual meeting. And, in the words of Supreme Court American newsmen decided to remain A maximum of 20 words may be run 6 days, FREE. All ads must be — John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Conceding his isn’t a popular stand and Justice Potter, ‘May this always be a behind. They were not immediately iden placed during International W ANT AD Week. Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. Her 24- the occasion not the best forum for presen government of wars’.” tified. Among (hose evacuated was Lon minute, 10-page speech covered highlights ting it, he repeated his support for a state She said about former President Non, the brother of Marshal Lon Nol, the of the administrations, their differences income tax and called on the business Richard Nixon, “He believed, and still Cambodian president who flew ito exile II and, of particular interest to the women in community to back it also. does along with his family, that the press days ago. Former Mayor Harold A. Turkington Manchester Chamber of Commerce Friday’s audience of about 260, the first “I must share with you my continuing and his political detractors did him in.” President Ford, in a statement issued is greeted by applause and a standing “M” Award. (All Herald photos by ladies in the White House. concern for the high cost of education,” he Pointing out, “Nixon’s antipathy for the after midnight Friday, said he ordered the ovation as he makes his way from his Dunn) Miss Thomas is the first woman said, “and I must call to your attention our press is not unique,” she gave examples of evacuation “with a heavy heart” because WANT ADS TO CHILDREN seat to receive the Greater assigned to the White House by a news- insidious tax system — led by a property other presidents and their “presidential of “the seriously deteriorating military wire service fulltime, the first woman tax form of financing that just doesn’t umbrage” against the press, dating back situaton” in Cambodia. White House bureau chief and the first meet our needs.” to George Washington. T 0 12 YEARS OLD woman officer of the White House He insisted only an overhaul and a She said Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ads must be mailed or brought In to The Herald. No phone calls, please. Correspondents Association. drastic revision of state and local tax once handed the Nazi iron cross to a A maximum of 20 words may be run 6 days, FREE. All ads must be Chamber ‘M ’ Awarded Miss Rhodes, who placed the lead in the structures could provide the reporter who provoked him during World placed during International WANT AD Week. New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco municipalities with funds needed to give War II, Harry Truman fired off a letter to productions of “Jacques Brel is Alive and adequate services. a music critic who panned his daughter NEWS Harold A, Turkington Well and Living in Paris,” completely William Hale, in-coming chairman of Margaret’s operatic attempts and also captivated her audience in her 45-minute the Chamber’s board of directors, said, called the late Drew Pearson a dirty CAPSULES “I’m most proud to be chosen to serve the name, John Kennedy canceled his sub became “My H.A.T. is in the ring,” an show. Former Mayor Harold Atkinson Chamber in the coming year. I recognize scription to the now defunct New York Turkington is the 1975 recipient of the advertising play upon the initials of his Best described as tiny, pert and AND FOR EVERYONE ELSE: effervescent, she sang medleys, imitated the challenges and I accept them. I’ll do Herald-Tribune, and Lyndon Johnson once Greater Manchester Chamber of name. Rains Cause Floods top women singers, delivered patter and my utmost.” took the King of Thailand through the Commerce “M” award. It launched his public service career ATLANTA (UPI) — Hundreds were comedy and wound up her performance He praised retiring chairman Burl Lyons press room to show him around and said, The honos recognizes his contributions that he en d ^ officially in 1969. driven from their homes Friday as 17-inch with a plaintive French tune which won for his hard-working and dedicated ser “King, this is the only place in the world to his'native Manchester where, for more Mr. ’Turkington was chairman of the rains pounded southern Alabama and her the starring role when she auditioned vice the past year and presented him with they try you, convict you and hang you all in than 50 years, he has been involved in the Memorial Field Committee that, in 1946, northwest Florida. Officials in both states for “Jacques Brel.” a plaque, “in recognition of outstanding the same day.” business community, the educational and recommended town purchase of the old said the floods were the worst in nearly 50 Miss Rhodes, with her blue eyes and service to the community." She said it’s only human for presidents cultural life of the town, and for more than Golf Lots, and that a new high school be years. They caused at least one death and short red hair setting off to advantage a Lyons, in brief remarks, credited the to view the press as adversaries, con two decades was involved in public service built there complete with outdoor athletic extensive livestock losses and destroyed for the white gown trimmed with sequins above dedication of a fine Chamber staff, and the ceding, “We do intrude, but legitimately and recreational facilities. through the political arena and the a:J- contributions of Chamber officers and so, I believe.” newly planted crops. In Florida destruc That resulted in what is now the site of the waist, received warm applause and ministration of town affairs. directors for any successes during his She described the press thusly: “We are tive tornadoes added to the problem. He received the award Friday night at Manchester High School which, when gave several encores. Parts of the West remained bogged down The invocation and benediction were •term. the conduit (of presidential actions) to the The Colony, Talcottville, during the 74th opened in 1956, was the largest school east by mammoth snow drifts, requiring con delivered by the Rev. Stephen Jacobson of Suzanne Flocken, chief executive officer American people and I hope, therefore, annual meeting of the Chamber. tinuation of haylifts to stranded herds of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. of the Chamber, presented certificates of the protectors of the people’s right to Burl Lyons, junior past chairman of the cattle. (See Page Three) The master of ceremonies was Judge of appreciation to the retiring directors and know.” Chamber board, made the presentation. < Mr. Turkington received a standing ova Gas Escapes price 3 days! tion as he was escorted tb'the podium by PACOIMA, Calif. (UPI) — Ninety-four Judge of Probate William FitzGerald, persons, including 57 police officers and chairman of the banquet and a former White House Reporting is a Job for Generalists firemen, were hospitalized Friday when president of the Chamber. poison gas from a burning truck closed a For Private Party Want Ads Oniy. Obviously moved and with his voice B y FLOYD LARSON also said there have to be some basic con “No President would want me to speak us or Greek-American congressmen’s op section of California’s main north-south quavering, the 73-year-old popular former An insight into the life of a White House siderations given to the physical protec for them. I am too outspoken. A press position to Turkish aid. These were two highway for 10 hours. The-accident oc mayor said, “I think this is the first time news reporter emerged Friday afternoon tion of the President and his family also. secretary has a tough job because he must things Ford asked Congress for Thursday curred when a tr^ck carrying 12 tons of in my life I’ve been lost for words, and it’s at The Colony when Helen Thomas, chief “The President’s life-style sets the be able to speak for the President and at night. ' Methomel.insecticide had a tire blow out. been my life’s career talking to people in White House reporter for United Press White House life-style,” she said, “and the same time he has-a responsibility to “As a matter of fact,” she said, “the Some of the tire tread wrapped around the Ads must be'piaced during internationai Want Ad business and politics." International fielded questions from President (Gerald) Ford is very outgoing the people to maintain a dialogue. Jerry Congress is not unhappy with the truck’s steering gear and sent it out of con He said the award was “nothing I ever representatives of Manchester area and likes the press.” She contrasted the Terhorst (Ford’s first press secretary) restraints it has placed upon the presiden trol through a freeway divider. The driver expected and I was really surpri^.’’ media. Ford White House with that of Nixon poin had this quality which I think came from cy and for the first time in years feels like escaped unhurt when the truck overturned He said, “ I feel very good about “We are generalists,” Miss Thomas ting out that Nixon isolated himself his 29 years as a reporter. And I am a taking a more active role in foreign affairs and burst into flames. everything that’s happened to me and the said, “who try to put together all the many whereas Ford may pop up anyway in his reporter and I want to continue to be a which have long been the exclusive do Week. The Heraid Giassified Department is open friends I’ve made. I was bom here and I things that happen in the White House shirt sleeves. reporter.” main of Presidents. The power is flowing Overrun Defense Post which affects all the people. Because Asked if there was a woman who met back to the Hill.” was raised here, and the town has been SAIGON (UPI) —Government positions things move so fast and are often so varied the qualifications, Liz Carpenter of the She also defended the press reporting of very good to me. If I live, and I think I “The President’s daughter, Susan, will were overrun by Communist troops north it is not often that a White House reporter visit the press corps offices frequently late President Lyndon Johnson’s staff CIA abuses stating the press has never will, July 12 will be 55 years on Main St. of the key defense town of Xuan Ixx; early can do in-depth reporting.” where Nixon’s children never seem to was suggested. exposed a secret that has resulted in for me.” today. Other Communist forces, backed 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ads piaced hy 12 noon The press corps members try their best trust the press,” Miss Thomas said. In other questions, she said she believes damage to the nation; but many in govern Mr. Turkington said it was because of 50 by tanks, pushed to the northwest, to find out what the people want to know, Admitting she was a women’s libber. Martha Mitchell, who used to telephone ment have kept secrets which have cents he became a furniture salesman, northeast and southeast edges of the she said, and this means a lot of digging at her regularly, “was telling the truth and I damaged the country. after graduation from high school. Miss Thomas told of the ways women provincial capital. ’The Saigon command is times because there are still barriers to reporters have overcome discrimination hope she will continue to call me.” “It is important for the people to know “The Savings Bank of Manchester treating the battle for Xuan Loc, 38 miles appear in the next day’s paper. offered me $12 a week and Watkins overcome such as some official who do not against them because of sex but said she President Ford’s requests for more what is going on in the White House and in northeast of Saigon, as a major test of the want to talk to the press. military aid to South Vietnam will Washington and we, as reporters, are the offered me $ll50," he explained. “I guess felt UPI judged her on her work and that is South Vietnamese fighting ability. Viet a • She also defended the more or less probably be rejected by the Congress. conduits for this information. Presidents I wouldn’t have. made a good banker why she is now chief of its White House Cong and North Vietnamese forces also exclusiveness of the White House Press She has seen no change in Sen. Henry cannot isolate themselves because what anyway.” contingent. overran a militia base 65 miles southwest Corps on the basis that it should be open Jackson’s position on the need for th“ they do 24 hours a day can affect each of He told of the many changes, im When asked if she would consider the of the capital and cut Highway 4, the rice only to practicing journalists who cover USSR to ease restrictions on jewish us. Isolation hurts the president and the provements and periods of growth in job of press secretary to the President, road to the Mekong Delta. Manchester during his years, noting, ‘"rhe the White House on a regular basis. She she said. emigration to set trade concessions from public,” Miss Thomas said. first school budget with which I had anything to do totaled $494,000— this year Blast Kills 11 it’s $13 million.” SANT’ ANASTASIA, Italy (U PI)-T w in PHONE 643-2711 He concluded with thanks to Watkins explosions tore through a fireworks fac Bros, for seeking him out for employment tory Friday, killing at least 11 persons. again. The first explosion erupted in a warehouse FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD containing hundreds of pounds of r:,»r ... a “ICs nice to find out you’re still BANKTEUERS remembered and needed,” he said in con explosives and chemicals used in making iinMitiffinmm\im ! clusion — to a second standing ovation. fireworks and ammunition for cap pistols. Mr. ’Turkingtbn’s political career began As employes fled from the factory the se-^ almost by chance rather than by choice. cond blast collapsed the packing room' In 1945, when departing upon a vacation burying some workers and hurling others trip, he answered, “sure, why not?” more from a nearby workshed. Flames erupted. wn wr.gs in jest rather than truth when a neighbor Officials accused the factop' management asked him if he wouldj;onsider running for of ignoring safety precautions. ' town selectman. He returned from that trip to learn petitions had been filed in his behalf. She Heratb His political trademark thereafter Inside Today Senior Citizens...... Page 2 ADS WORK WONDER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING nt~ Dear Abby...... Page 2 The Weather Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 ■* Churches ...... Page 6 Wings of Evening...... Page 7 Mostly sunny this afternoon with the '4'j high near 50. Fair tonight and Sunday with Manchester Week in Review — Page 14 the low tonight in the upper 20s or low 30s, . BURL L. LYONS WILLIAM H. HALE HELEN THOMAS SUZANNE L. FLOCKEN Herald Angle...... Page 8 .high Sunday near 50. Past Chairman of the Board Chairman of the Board Featured Speaker Executive Vice President Schoolboy sports ...... Pages 8, 9 y I - .J * - , V - .. ^ - ..■-<* r PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. April 11,1OT5 iianrl|p0tf r Suminn Ifralb MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 12,1 W 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. 164 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY.FOUR PAGES ___ P ’ PRICE; FIFTEEN CENTS PRESENTING Americans Leave Cambodia United Pres* International The choppers, guarded by a 346-man The military situation around the war- Phnom Penh said Prime Minister Long Waves of U.S. helicopters airlifted Marine battalion and a squadron of 20 tom Cambodian capital was deteriorating Boret met with his advisrs after the Americans from war-tom Cambodia to an warplanes, also flew out 159 Cambodians, hourly and the fall of Phnom Penh evacuation and decided to form a aircraft carrier in the Gulf of Siam today including Acting President Sau Kham appeared imminent. “revolutionary committee” to rule the before the expected fall of Phnom Penh to Khoy. A UPI Cambodian correspondent, filing country. Communist-1^ insurgents. The dramatic, mid-moming airlift in the from Phnom Penh after the evacuation, There was no immediate indication Three dozen Air Force and Marine midst of rebel shelling climaxed the said rebel gunners hit the landing area exactly what the committee will do or who helicopters flew 269 persons, a third of coliapse of a massive, five-year U.S. ef with rockets during the pullout, killing one will serve on it. them Americans, to Uie carrier Okinawa fort to keep the Khmer Rouge from taking Cambodian civilian and wounding another. The capital was calm as dusk fell, Much International WANT AD Week circling off the Cambodian coast. power in Cambodia. The correspondent reported that Radio of the population was unaware of the American departure. The State Department had vowed to use force if needed “to protect the lives of evacuees,” but the Pentagon said the Variety Spices Chamber’s withdrawal took place without any April 13-20,1975 American shots fired. U.S. Ambassador to Cambodia John 'f-: '0 ^ Gunther Dean arrived today at the U.S. air 74th Annual Dinner Fete base at U Tapao, 100 miles southeast of Bangkok, with a dozen members of the embassy staff. By SOL R. COHEN Probate William FitzGerald, a former a framed photograph of himself at his desk Dean carried the U.S. Embassy and president of the Chamber. He kept things . to Lyons. Cambodian flags as he stepped from a There was something for everyone moving swiftly and smoothly and in Lyons pointed out Mrs. Flocken is the “Jolly Green Giant” helicopter. He was Money saving specials for everyone! Friday night at ’The Colony, Talcottville, first woman to be chief executive officer troduced the Chamber officers and direc greeted by his wife and Air Force Lt. Gen. ' when the Greater Manchester Chamber of tors and the personages in the audience. of the Manchester Chamber and Miss John J. Bumes. Commerce conducted its 74th annual Among the latter were: State Sen. David Thomas is the first woman to deliver the The officials said the rest of the banquet. Barry, State Reps. Francis Mahoney and principle address at a Chamber banquet. evacuees, including 82 Americans and 159 ’There was the “M” award, given to pop Ted Cummings, former State Comptroller Mrs. Flocken called on the Manchester Cambodians, would travel on the carrier ular choice Harold A. ’Turkington; there Nathan Agostinelli, Town Director Matt business community to volunteer time and to the Thai port of Sattahip near U Tapao. was the intimate look at the White House Moriarty Jr., Town Manager Robert effort and to serve on one or another of the They said the ship also carried and the Presidency by Helen ’Thomas, the Weiss, and Lester Boardman, director of Chamber’s task forces. evacuated Frenchmen, ’Thais, Taiwanese, Join in the fun next week m UPI’s chief White House correspondent; administration in Manchester, England. Miss Thomas, commenting on Spaniards, Filipinos and Australians. It there was the moving performance by Boardman visited here in 1973, when he Watergate, said, “It is still in some ways was expected to reach the port on Sunday gifted and hard-working Betty Rhodes, accompanied the Lord Mayor of impossible to put it behind us. One thing morning. nationally known singer and com- Manchester, England during the we do realize is that it diminished us all. It U.S. officials in Thailand said 36 medienne; there was the fine music by the Sesquicentennial Celebration by had a life of its own, the inexorable American helicopters, guarded by WANT ADS TO ALL Ken Morgester Orchestra; there was the Manchester, Conn. momentum of a Greek tragedy — played warplanes and Marines, flew the evacuees delicious meal and there were the brief out before our very eyes. from the U.S. Embassy compound in !' . iV, . , remarks by Chamber officials. Mayor John Thompson brought “But,” she insisted, “out of the ashes Phnom Penh in a hurried operation code- SENIOR CITIZENS i • Miss Thomas, the featured speaker, has greetings from the people of Manchester has come the reaffirmation that no man, named Eagle Pull. Ads must be mailed or brought In to The Herald. No phone calls, please. had the White House “beat” since 1960 and on the occasion of the Chamber’s 74th an not even a President, is above the law. Pentagon officials said that six A maximum of 20 words may be run 6 days, FREE. All ads must be has followed the doings of four presidents nual meeting. And, in the words of Supreme Court American newsmen decided to remain — John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Conceding his isn’t a popular stand and Justice Potter, ‘May this always be a behind. They were not immediately iden placed during International WANT AD Week. Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. Her 24- the occasion not the best forum for presen government of wars’.” tified. Among (hose evacuated was Lon Ills minute, 10-page speech covered highlights ting it, he repeated his support for a state She said about former President Non, the brother of Marshal Lon Nol, the of the administrations, their differences income tax and called on the business Richard Nixon, “He believed, and still Cambodian president who flew ito exile 11 and, of particular interest to the women in community to back it also. does along with his family, that the press days ago. Former Mayor Harold A. Turkington Manchester Chamber of Commerce Friday’s audience of about 260, the first “I must share with you my continuing and his political detractors did him in.” President Ford, in a statement issued is greeted by applause and a standing “M” Award. (All Herald photos by ladies in the White House. concern for the high cost of education,” he Pointing out, “Nixon’s antipathy for the after midnight Friday, said he ordered the ovation as he makes his way from his Dunn) Miss Thomas is the first woman said, “and I must call to your attention our press is not unique,” she gave examples of evacuation “with a heavy heart” because WANT ADS TO CHILDREN seat to receive the Greater assigned to the White House by a news- insidious tax system — led by a property other presidents and their “presidential of “the seriously deteriorating military wire service fulltime, the first woman tax form of financing that just doesn’t umbrage” against the press, dating back situaton” in Cambodia. White House bureau chief and the first meet our needs.” to George Washington. T 0 12 YEARS OLD woman officer of the White House He insisted only an overhaul and a She said Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ads must be mailed or brought In to The Herald. No phone calls, please. Coirespondents Association. drastic revision of state and local tax once handed the Nazi iron cross to a A maximum of 20 words may be run 6 days, FREE. All ads must be Chamber ‘M ’ Awarded Miss Rhodes, who plajred the lead in the structures could provide the reporter who provoked him during World placed during International WANT AD Week. New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco municipalities with funds needed to give War II, Harry Truman fired off a letter to productions of “Jacques Brel is Alive and adequate services. a music critic who panned his daughter NEWS Harold A. Turkington Well and Living in Paris,” completely William Hale, in-coming chairman of Margaret’s operatic attempts and also captivated her audience in her 45-minute the Chamber’s board of directors, said, called the late Drew Pearson a dirty CAPSULES “I’m most proud to be chosen to serve the name, John Kennedy canceled his sub Former Mayor Harold Atkinson became “My H.A.T. is in the ring,” an show. Chamber in the coming year. I recognize scription to the now defunct New York AND FOR EVERYONE ELSE. Turkington is the 1975 recipient of the advertising play upon the initials of his Best described as tiny, pert and the challenges and I accept them. I’ll do Herald-Tribune, and Lyndon Johnson once Greater Manchester Chamber of name. effervescent, she sang medleys. Imitated took the King of Thailand through the Rains Cause Floods It launched his public service career top women singers, delivered patter and my utmost.” Commerce “M” aw ard.' He praised retiring chairman Burl Lyons press room to show him around and said, ATLANTA (UPI) - Hundreds were The honos recognizes his contributions that he en d ^ officially in 1969. comedy and wound up her performance with a plaintive French tune which won for his hard-working and dedicated ser “King, this is the only place in the world driven from their homes Friday as 17-inch to his'native Manchester where, for more Turkington was chairman of the her the starring role when she auditioned vice the past year and presented him with they try you, convict you and hang you all in rains pounded southern Alabama and than 50 years, he has been involved in the Memorial Field Committee that, in 1946, a plaque, “in recognition of outstanding the same day.” northwest Florida. Officials in both states business community, the educational and recommended town purchase of the old for “Jacques Brel.” Miss Rhodes, with her blue eyes and service to the community.” She said it’s only human for presidents said the floods were the worst in nearly 50 cultural life of the town, and for more than Golf Lots, and that a new high school be years. They caused at least one death and short red hair setting off to advantage a Lyons, in brief remarks, credited the to view the press as adversaries, con two decades was involved in public service built there complete with outdoor athletic extensive livestock losses and destroyed for the white gown trimmed with sequins above dedication of a fine Chamber staff, and the ceding, “We do intrude, but legitimately through the political arena and the ad and recreational facilities. contributions of Chamber officers and so, I believe.” newly planted crops. In Flo'rida destruc ministration of town affairs. That resulted in what is now the site of the waist, received warm applause and directors for any successes during his She described the press thusly: “We are tive tornadoes added to the problem. He received the award Friday night at Manchester High School which, when gave several encores. •term. the conduit (of presidential actions) to the Parts of the West remained bogged down The Colony, Talcottville, during the 74th opened in 1956, was the largest school east The invocation and benediction were Suzanne Flocken, chief executive officer American people and I hope, therefore, by mammoth snow drifts, requiring con annual meeting of the Chamber. delivered by the Rev. Stephen Jacobson of of the Chamber, presented certificates of the protectors of the people’s right to tinuation of haylifts to stranded herds of Burl Lyons, junior past chairman of the St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. appreciation to the retiring directors and know.” cattle. Chamber board, made the presentation. (See Page Three) ’The master of ceremonies was Judge of price 3 days! Mr. Turkington received a standing ova Gas Escapes tion as he was escorted td'the podium by PACOIMA, Calif. (UPI) - Ninety-four Judge of Probate William FitzGerald, persons, including 57 police officers and chairman of the banquet and a former White House Reporting is a Job for Generalists firemen, were hospitalized Friday when president of the Chamber. poison gas from a burning truck closed a "Foi^rivate Party Want Ads Only. Obviously moved and with his voice By FLOYD LARSON also said there have to be some basic con “No President would want me to speak us or Greek-American congressmen's op section of California’s main north-south quavering, the 73-year-old popular former An insight into the life of a White House siderations given to the physical protec for them. I am too outspoken. A press position to Turkish aid. These were two highway for 10 hours. The,accident oc mayor said, “I think this is the first time news reporter emerged Friday afternoon tion of the President and his family also. secretary has a tough job because he must things Ford asked Congress for Thursday curred when a truck carrying 12 tons of in my life I’ve been lost for words, and it’s at The Colony when Helen Thomas, chief “The President’s life-style sets the be able to speak for the President and at night. ' Methomel insecticide had a tire blow out. been my life’s career talking to people in White House reporter for United Press White House life-style,” she said, “and the same time he has-a responsibility to “As a matter of fact,” she said, “the Some of the tire tread wrapped around the Ads must be*placed during International Want Ad business and politics.” International fielded questions from President (Gerald) Ford is very outgoing the people to maintain a dialogue. Jerry Congress is not unhappy with the truck’s steering gear and sent it out of con He said the award was “nothing I ever representatives of Manchester area and likes the press.” She contrasted the Terhorst (Ford’s first press secretary) restraints it has placed upon the presiden trol through a freeway divider. The driver expected and I was really surprised.” media. Ford White House with that of Nixon poin had this quaiity which I think came from cy and for the first time in years feels like escaped unhurt when the truck overturned He said, “ I feel very good about “We are generalists,” Miss Thomas ting out that Nixon isolated himself his 29 years as a reporter. And I am a taking a more active role in foreign affairs and burst into flames. everything that’s happened to me and the said, “who try to put together all the many whereas Ford may pop up anyway in his reporter and I want to continue to be a which have long been the exclusive do Week. The Herald Classified Department is open friends I’ve made. I was bom here and I things that happen in the White House shirt sleeves. reporter.” main of Presidents. The power is flowing Overrun Defense Post which affects all the people. Because Asked if there was a woman who met back to the Hill.” was raised here, and the town has been SAIGON (UPI) —Government positions things move so fast and are often so varied “The President's daughter, Susan, will the qualifications, Liz Carpenter of the She also defended the press reporting of very good to me. If I live, and I think I were overrun by Communist troops north will, July 12 will be 55 years on Main St. it is not often that a White House reporter visit the press corps offices frequently late President Lyndon Johnson’s staff CIA abuses stating the press has never of the key defense town of Xuan Ixx; early for me.” can do in-depth reporting.” where Nixon’s children never seem to was suggested. exposed a secret that has resulted in 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Ads placed by 12 noon The press corps members try their best In other questions, she said she believes damage to the nation; but many in govern today. Other Communist forces, backed Mr. Turkington said it was because of 50 trust the press,” Miss Thomas said. by tanks, pushed to the northwest, cents he became a furniture salesman, to find out what the people want to know, Admitting she was a women’s libber. Martha Mitchell, who used to telephone ment have kept secrets which have northeast and southeast edges of the after graduation from high school. she said, and this means a lot of digging at Miss Thomas told of the ways women her regularly, “was telling the truth and I damaged the country. provincial capital. The Saigon command is "The Savings Bank of Manchester times because there are still barriers to reporters have overcome discrimination hope she will continue to call me.” “It is important for the people to know treating the battle for Xuan Loc, 38 miles appear in the next day’s paper. offered me $12 a week and Watkins overcome such as some official who do not against them because of sex but said she President Ford’s requests for more what is going on in the White House and in northeast of Saigon, as a major test of the offered me $ll50,” he explained. “I guess want to talk to the press. felt UPI judged her on her work and that is m ilitary aid to South Vietnam will Washington and we, as reporters, are the South Vietnamese fighting ability. Viet I wouldn’t have. made a good banker She also defended the more or less why she is now chief of its White House probably be rejected by the Congress. conduits for this information. Presidents Cong and North Vietnamese forces also anyway.” exclusiveness of the White House Press contingent. She has seen no change in Sen. Henry cannot isolate themselves because what overran a militia base 65 miles southwest He told of the many changes, im Corps on the basis that it should be open When asked if she would consider the Jackson’s position on the need for th° they do 24 hours a day can affect each of of the capital and cut Highway 4, the rice provements and periods of growth in only to practicing journalists who cover job of press secretary to the President, USSR to ease restrictions on jewish us. Isolation hurts the president and the road to the Mekong Delta. Manchester during his years, noting, “The the White House on a regular basis. She she said. emigration to set trade concessions from public,” Miss Thomas said. first school budget with which I had anything to do totaled $494,000 — this year Blast Kills 11 it’s $13 million.” SANT’ ANASTASIA, Italy (UPI) - Twin PHONE 643-2711 He concluded with thanks to Watkins explosions tore through a fireworks fac Bros, for seeking him out for employment tory Friday, killing at least 11 persons. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD again. The first explosion erupted in a warehouse “It’s nice to find out you’re still containing hundreds of pounds of remembered and needed,” he said in con explosives and chemicals used in making clusion — to a second standing Ovation. fireworks and ammunition for cap pistols. Mr. ’Turkingtbn’s political career began As employes fled from the factory the' se almost by chance rather than by choice. cond blast collapsed the packing room burying some workers and hurling others In 1945, when departing upon a vacation ■ i ..M trip, he answered, “sure, why not?” more .41 from a nearby workshed. Flames erupted. in jest rather than tmth when a neighbor Officials accused the factory management APRIL 13-2C asked him if he wouIdj;onsider running for of ignoring safety precautions. ' town selectman. He returned from that trip to leam petitions had been filed in his behalf. His political trademark thereafter i Inside Today li “* 'A Senior Citizens...... Page 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Dear Abby...... Page 2 The Weather Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 ,1: Churches ...... Page 6 Mostly sunny this afternoon with the Wings of Evening...... Page 7 high near 50. Fair tonight and Sunday with i ' ■ ■ Manchester Week in Review. . . . 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