■ ,.u JManrIlPatfr Sunning Hmlh MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 113 Manchester—A City of Village Charm . t h ir t y -t w o p a g e s — TWO se c t io n s PRICE: FIFFEEN CENTS 5p-'

WM: -W Kissinger In Egypt CAIRO (UPI) — Secretary of State exploratory and not conclusive. He called iW V , 1 “I am here to see what I can do to make Henry A. Kissinger met President Anwar them "very constructive and useful.” progress toward peace,” he said. “I am Sadat today to find out how much Egypt always optimistic.” W-*' ^ ili compromise in exchange for a new Seeking Progress Before leaving Tel Aviv, Kissinger said Israeli military withdrawal and said he On arrival in Egypt, Kissinger said, “I he did not “attempt to reach any final con­ definitely plans to return to the area next clusion this trip but rather to explore the month. am in this area to see what I can do to make progress towards a just and lasting basic principles.” ‘T definitely plan to come back,” “I will now go to Egypt and I will have Kissinger said in answer to a newsman’s . peace and to take the next step on that road as soon as possible.” similar discussions with the Egyptian question whether he would return in leaders,” he said. March. It was the first time the secretary The secretary and his wife Nancy drove directly from the airport to Sadat’s rest Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon saw confirmed he would make a second trip in Kissinger off at Ben Gurion airport near his current diplomatic efforts. house on the Nile, 18 miles north of Cairo, for a working lunch. Tel Aviv and said the Kissinger-Israeli Early March Speculated Sadat greeted Kissinger with a “Hello, talks were “preliminary” but “very con­ structive.” Diplomatic sources said Kissinger Henry,” and the two men embraced and would come back to the Middle East the kissed on both cheeks. Different Approaches week of March 9. Asked whether he expected a second- “There may be different approaches to stage Israeli withdrawal on all fronts, how this interim agreement should be The secretary said his nearly 10 hours of Kissinger said, “I cannot make any achieved and what should be the result of talks in Israel Monday and Tuesday were predictions now. it,” Allon said. “But once we start we must stick to the initiative and until we get positive results with great patience and good will of both sides.” Town Directors Shuffle Kissinger planned to talk with Sadat today and Thursday and to bring the Egyp­ tian leader’s ideas back to Israel after the Block Grant Priorities discussions and after a brief stop in \ By SOL R. COHEN Damascus, Syria. day care facilities, a walk-light at Oak The secretary is trying to find room for The Board of Directors shuffled, its and N. School Sts., and sidewalks, sewers compromise in Sadat’s often-expressed priorities Tuesday night, to bring and drainage corrections in the core area refusal to issue a declaration of non­ recommended community development (downtown). belligerency unless there is a total solu­ programs within the limits of a $301,000 Removed from the list is a tion to the Arab-Israeli conflict. annual federal grant set aside for recommended sum for a feasibility study Israel wants such a declaration in return Manchester. for renovating the old Cheney Hall on for giving back at least some of the Sinai Originally, Manchester had been Hartford Rd., possibly leading to town territory its troops seized from Egypt promised ^70,000 annually under the acquisition. Cheney Hall has been leased during the 1967 Middle East war. The key federal Community Development block for five years to a fabric outlet. lands include the Mitla and Giddi passes grant program. Because the town has a March 1 and the Abu Rodeis oil fields. i Last. Friday, after several weeks of deadline for submitting its application to At a farewell banquet in Jerusalem, work by town personnel and the 29- HUD, it will meet again next ’Diesday (at Kissinger said, “Israel, which was built on Proclaim Year of Concern member Community Development Ad­ 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building Hearing faith, is being asked to undertake another visory Committbe in preparing a priority Room) to take action on an amended act of faith. Now the process of peace The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Rear­ on World Hunger bless a group at St. to a year of concern for the hungry of list under the $470,000 expectation, word application. requires another act of faith — for all of don and the Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson James Church after sharing a the world. (Herald photo by Pinto) was received the sum will be $301,000 in­ In the interim, the reshuffled priority us.” representing the Manchester Council proclamation calling the community stead. HUD (the federal Department of list will be reviewed by the Community Housing and Urban Development) Development Advisory Committee for its explained it had made an error in the for­ recommendations. ’The committee will mula it follows for determining the grants. meet sometime this week —• possibly Community Launches Program In shuffling the recommended Thursday night. Inside Today priorities, the board gave top priority to The directors, on a motion by Jack land purchase for housing for the elderly Goldberg, will notify HUD of its dis­ Area Profile ...... Pages 3, 6, 7, 8, 22 and handicapped. It accounts for about pleasure and disappointment at HUD’s Senior Citizens...... Page 2 Of Concern for the Hungry $175,000 of the available $301,000 grant in miscalculation and misinformation in Hi Neighbor ...... Page 4 1975-1976. A fixed expense for administra­ computing the limits of the grant. ’The Dr. Malone heads MMH staff___ Page 5 tion expenses adds $35,000 to $40,000 more. board’s letter will mention the work .done Stamps and Coins ...... Page 9 Multi-service facilities for the han­ Recognizing that Ash Wednesday begins of Manchester for our brothers and sisters Manchester Council on World Hunger, in in good faith by town personnel, in On Second ’Thought...... Page 14 a period of prayer and fasting for the throughout the world who suffer.” care of Manchester Conference of dicapped were next on the priority list, preparing an application (now scrapped followed by ramps for the handicapped at Pension changes tabled ...... Page 28 Christian community, the Manchester During the Year of Concern, the people Churches, P.O. Box 773, Manchester. and to be replaced) based on the $470,000 MHS clinches tourney b e rth ___ Page 17 Council on World Hunger has called those various public buildings. sum. of Manchester are asked to fast twice Those wishing their donation to go to Herald Angle...... Page 17 concerned with the global food shortage to weekly in keeping with the recommenda­ Manchester area famiiies in difficulty and Placed low on the priority list for the In addition, several directors will visit East upended ...... Page 18 begin a simplified life style and devote the tion of many national political and hunger should mark their check, “Local first year of the anticipated three-to-five- HUD’s area office, to express in person money saved to feed the hungry both here religious leaders; to simplify their lives Relief,” the Rev. Mr. Simpson said. year grant were revolving loan funds for the board’s displeasure and disappoint­ Bolton tops Tech ...... Page 18 and abroad. by dispensing with luxuries and things that housing and commercial rehabilitation, ment. Winter Sports Information...... Page 16 The plea was made by the Rt. Rev. are culturally necessary but not truly Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, pastor of St. necessary to lead a good, wholesome life; James Church, and the Rev. Clifford 0. and to give the money thus saved to the Simpson, pastor emeritus of Center hungry and the poor” the Rev. Mr. Simp­ Congregational Church, who are serving son said. Technical Education Interest Increasing on the Manchester Council on World To Use Existing Agencies Hunger. Money may be channeled to the hungry Year of Concern and starving through local church By June Tompkins education was successful, so much so the instruction in English and social studies. year, two were accepted but they didn’t They have joined Mayor John Thompson programs, national relief organizations “The big probiem with technical schools program was expanded three years later This continued until nine years later when show up. inissuing a proclamation declaring “1975, such as Catholic Relief Services, Church today is increased interest.” to include instruction in carpentry, elec­ a full-time program at the technical In the near future, Garofalo says a beginning the first day of Lent, Asn World Services or the United Jewish So says S. John Garofalo, director of one tricity, machine shop and mechanical school was begun. woman will join the staff to teach social W^nesday, a year of concern by the Town Appeal, or by sending a check to the of the top rated technical schools in the drafting. Along with the increasing interest in and studies and English. state. The school moved to the Franklin need for vocational education, Garofalo Dress Code The increased interest in technicai Building, and in 1943 to its own specially says the state should double the number of The dress code at Manchester’s schools is largeiy because more students built building on School St. where it vocational schools. technical school dispels any notion of slop­ are finding that coilege isn’t always the became known as the Howell Cheney “The schools should provide for all kinds py dress commonly associated with a answer. Technical School in honor of its founder. of vocations — office work especially. machine shop. During the period the White House Reporter There’s a need for it,” he says. students attend related classes, the code Vo-Ed W eek Worked With MHS demands shirt and tie and jacket. In observation of Vocational Education Always with an eye to progress, in 1946 a The technical vocational education The regulations on hair length have been To Address Chamber Week which is this week through Satur­ cooperative plan with Manchester High program need not be limited to males. day, interviews with the directors of School was begun providing students with “We want women,” says Garofalo. Last (See Page Sixteen) vocational education at both Howell Helen ’Thomas, White House reporter and First Ladies since 1960. The first Cheney Technical School and Manchester for United Press International, w|ll ad­ woman to head up the Presidential High School reveal there is a growing dress the annual banquet of The Greater coverage of a major news service, she is recognition of the need to train the youth Manchester Chamber of Commerce the senior staffer of the UPI reporting in careers and vocations. A"' 'M Friday evening, April 11. The banquet will team reguiarly assigned to the White “So many of our school graduates stay ' . 'i . <. **■■■-■•...... be at The Colony in Talcottville. House. ♦ V . 4 within their community instead of going iawi Highlighting the banquet will be the :51 She traveled extensively with John F. on to coilege,” says Mrs. Roberta 0 \ i presentation of the coveted M award to an , - \ ! Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, accom­ V X outstanding Manchester citizen. Walnum, career education specialist with ■VI. panied Richard Nixon on his summit trips the Manchester public school system. “We "I^e banquet will also feature Betty to China and the Soviet Union in 1972 and want to train them to be useful to society Rhodes, singer and comedienne, who covered Secretary of State Henry if they don’t choose to go on to college. We played the lead role in "Jacques Brel is Kissinger’s trip to the Middle East and want to give them an opportunity to Alive and Well and Living in Paris” in China in 1973. choose a vocation or career that will New York, Los Angeles and San Fran­ > ' The highlight of her 1974 coverage was please them and be useful to them,” she cisco. Her appearance Is being arranged ¥ an exclusive, year-end interview with said. I by Ken Morgester. President Ford at Vail, Colo., during his Chairman of the 74th annual banquet is winter vacation. Parallel Courses Probate Judge Wiiiiam FitzGerald. Bom in Winchester, Ky., Miss Thomas At Cheney Tech, the program does not Miss ’Thomas has covered Presidents began her career in journalism in 1942 as a merely prepare the student for a vocation reporter for the old Washington, D.C. Dai­ in carpentry, electronics, or automotive 8 ,-r,- ly News following her graduation from mechanics. 'Hiere is a parallel course in. Wayne State University in Detroit. She related subjects, offering the required joined the UPI Washington Bureau a year subjects for a complete high school V aca­ later as a radio writer, transferring to the tion. national staff in 1956. Although the completed course at She covered the Justice Department and Cheney Teel) is sufficient to qualify any the Department of Health, lo c a tio n and graduate for a good job (many have good Welfare and then was transferred to UPI’s part-time jobs during their junior and White House staff in 1960 following Presi­ senior jobs with guarantees of full-time dent Kennedy’s inauguration. employment upon graduation), the She is married to Douglas B. Cornell, a number of students going on to higher retired Washington reporter for the education is increasing. Many go on to Associated Press. Hartford Technical College, and some to regular colleges. "I believe we’re in business to prepare the kids for business and industry, not higher education,” says Garofalo. Some Snobbery Remains The Weather Oddly enough, more than half the students at Cheney Tech come from out­ Heavy snow tapering oft to flurries side Manchester. "Parents still look down Cheney Tech Students ^Watching’ Sound tonight after an accumulation of 4 to 8 in­ their noses at this type of education,” he ches. Mostly cloudy with chance of says. “Watching” sound is part of a a sound experiment on voice pattern the electronics class. This project is flurries Thursday. Lows tonight 5 to 10 and The technical vocational educational science project being shared by in­ identification as John Daggett of East part of the related class curriculum in highs Thursday mostly in the teens. Winds program Manchester has come a long way the science course. (Herald photo by northerly tonight and northwesterly since the program began in 1912 when structor and students at Howell Hartford, William Ziemba and Pinto) Tjiursday 15 to 25 miles per hour and gus­ Howell Cheney established a textile school Cheney Technical School. From left to Michael Niemann, both of Rockville, Helen Thomas ty. on Hartford Rd. Even then, vocational right, James Krone, teacher, explains observe. The students are seniors in * 4^

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THEATER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975— PAGE THREE SCHEDULE NiriONAl WiATHEt SERVICE FORECAST f 7AM EST R- - NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS ? 5 By WALLY FORTIN Burnside Theatre — ‘The 2 9 .7 7 a ? 4 3aoo Vo-Ag Projects Godfather Part II” 8:00 Tolland Won’t B u y SNET Land Vernon Cinema 1 - “Cabaret” 7:00-9:00 She Heralh The show isn’t that far away Hi gang! The big news this ’Tycz, 642; Samuel Schors, 637; To Be Given Vivian Kenneson Cinema 2 — “The Stepford week is the Florida trip which as it will be held at the East Area Profile commercial nature use, and raised further objections to the A hand vote showed the John Derby, 634; Mary Correspondent Wives” 7:10-9:20 BOSTON happens this Sunday morning. Nackowski, 634; Florence Catholic High School that it would be a good value in proposed purchase, such as the public against the purchase by a 875-4704 the long run. UA East 1 — “Murder on the The way things are now, the bus North, 630; and Nils Shenning, Auditorium on Friday and present general economic situa­ 10 to 3 vote. The Board of Selectmen Orient Express” 7:00-9:20 will be here around 6, and when 620. Saturday evenings, March 14 More Credits Harkins also reported on tion, acute inflation factors, Selectwoman Helen Wanat’s Andover Grand List voted unanimously Tuesday not UA East 2 — “Front Page” NSW YORK you arrive, you will be given a Tomorrow is a busy day, and 15. Tickets will soon be on other sites looked at around the and the rising school debt ser­ suggestion of a future site other to purchase 5.4 acres of 7:30-9:30 tag with your name on it to be because after our ballroom dan­ sale, and will be $1.50 for VERNON project. The students are Green, including land to the vice costs. than in the Green area was SNETCO land off Old Stafford, UA East 3— “Challenge to be tied to your suitcase. You will adults, and $1 for children 12 Agricultural Production allowed one credit for the Increases by $261,134 rear of the present town hall; An alternative suggested by echoed by other residents. In cing lessons we’ll be treated to Dunn Hill, and Bald Hill Rds., Free” 5:00-7:00-9:00 •AN FRANCISCO then leave your suitcase for the a big corned beef and cabbage years and under. Projects and Supervised Oc­ classroom phase. across from the schools on Old Ms. Butterworth was to the 1980 comprehensive town Showplace— “The Man With , Donna Holland which had been offered at $50,- Post Rd.; and in back of the bus driver to put away, and you dinner, and then in the after­ Wildwood Trip cupational Experience in The breakdown of the project duct a paper drive Feb. 22. purchase land for recreational plan, which was discussed two the Golden Gun” 2:00-7:15-9:30 000. post office. will get on the already warmed- noon we’ll have Atty. Ronald Date to remember: Monday, Agriculture programs will time and credits is: 200 hours, Correspondent There will be door-to-door purposes under a federal grant, years ago and then not acted Showcase Cinema 1 — pickup. The land has been considered A report read by Harkins up bus, ready to take off at 6:30 Jacobs on hand to discuss real March 3, we will register for provide credits for students at one-fourth credit; 400 hours, 646-0375 and later consider it for a town upon to date, a town hall site “Earthquake” 1:30-7:15-9:40 for a possible future site for a from engineer Clarence Welty LOS a.m. estate and wills, and Janet the Wildwood trip. You will be the Vo-Ag school of Rockville one-half credit; 600 hours, Andover’s Grand List is up Money earned from the drive hall site. She also noted that was recommended for Rt. 195 NOTE: Special Late Show new town hall, and had was challenged by another The way the weather has Holmes who will talk about able to select either the first or High School according to the three-fourths credit. $261,134 over last year, accor­ will be used for the scout’s with the statewide decrease in on the far side of 1-84. received site plan approval engineer. Dr. Gerald Michael of Fri. & Sat. 12:10 been around here, I guess more RSVP — Retired Seniors second week of June. number of hours the students ding to figures released by Ruth summer camp program. school enrollment, by 1980 there Mrs. Wanat acknowledged a Showcase Cinema 2 — Landers also said from the Planning and Zoning Bald Hill Rd., as not being as of us wish we were heading Volunteer Programs. The compete price this year put in on the projects. Munson, town clerk. may be administrative space need for a new town hall, and “Towering Inferno” 1:30-8:00 agricultural production The abstract indicates that Commission last August. favorable as someone not available at Hicks School. lOWIST TEMHRATURES south with you. D ance will be |85; however, for First Place Winners that sites should be in­ Showcase Cinema 3 — projects or occupational this year’s total net taxable SNETCO purchased the proper­ expertise in engineering might Other residents speaking All of us here wish you all a ’Then in the evening, it will be registration you will only need A change in the credit The troop participated in the vestigated, but doesn’t feel the “Freebie and the Bean” 1:45- kIO. experience programs must be property after exemptions is ty in 1973 for over $40,000, but gather from listening to it. against the purchase were very enjoyable and safe trip. our big Valentine’s Day Dance. to pay 845 down, and the rest by program was prompted by a Algonquin District Klondike- SNETCO property is right. As 7:25-9:40 started by the end of the $13,317,548 compared with last was denied a zone change from Michael also questioned the Stuart Danforth, Folke Setback Results Lots of great music to dance to, the 15th of May. We must request from Vo-Ag student oree on Feb. 8. she has consistently, Mrs. NOTE: Special Late Show freshman year or in the case of year’s total of $13,056,414. rural residential to commercial price tag on the “rocky and Erickson, Richard Pietras and Let’s see, here at the center along with goodies to much on, register this early to be sure of Pamela Ferzacca who com­ The iron cross patrol won Wanat pointed to drainage and Sat. 12:10 32 r-lC C E N D ' transfer students, by the end of to build a switching station. residentially zoned land,” as Lorraine Mendall. Town the action started with Friday, and our usual door prizes. how many are going, so we can pared the project phase of the The total taxable property first place in the overall septic problems which she says Showcase Cinema 4 — “Ab- the first year in the Vernon was figured before any correc­ Town Manager John Harkins, well as the safety factor of in­ Counsel Harold Garrity was the and after bingo in the morning Tickets will be sold at the door. make the necessary program to that of the Work scouting skill tests. Woodstock would be present due to the con­ by” 1:45-7:45-9:45 IRAIN SNOW program. tions by the Board of Tax who had been requested by the creased traffic for children who only person in the audience to we had 65 players for setback We’re hoping you’ll all come on arrangements, and be assured Experience Program of the patrol took second place. siderable ledge on the site. She NOTE: Special Late Show / Review. selectmen to look into the possi­ walk on Bald Hill Rd. speak in favor of the purchase, with the following winners: out for the dance, especially all of all being together. high school. He said this rule applies for The Iron Cross patrol placed recommended exploring areas Fri & Sat. 11:45 ble purchase last summer, told School board member Carol warning that the town will (SHOWERS % F iS w Grace Windsor, 139; John you who have been taking the Someone just asked me if we each successive year. Students A breakdown of this year’s second in the sled race. Less on Rt. 74, Rt. 195, or on side the board Tuesday that the Butterworth, stating she was regret it if it loses the oppor­ UFI WEATHER FOTOCAST 9 Phelps, 135; Robert Schubert, dance lessons. You’ll have fun. were going to Radio City for the Vera Moore plays nurse Lin­ The Vo-Ag students have been will be allowed until Aug. 1 to total shows that $11,543,968 is than one second separated the roads. for real estate, $574,480 for per­ price is not excessive for a speaking only for herself, tunity to buy the SNETCO land. Vivian Laquerre and Alexander I’m sure. Easter Show, and the answer is da Metcalfe in NBC-TV’s receiving one-half credit for the start production projects or oc- first and second place patrols. sonal property and $1,199,100 Pinewood Derby Winners Tycz, 131; Roy Durey and Back to trips, and we’re still yes we are. We’ll tell you more “Another World,” weekdays project program and Miss Fer­ cupational experience zacca requested that this be programs or will be dropped for motor vehicles. Neil Bernston was the first Marge Hall, 127; Michael getting calls on the Bermuda about it later. at 3 p.m. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Thursday. During Wednesday night, rain is in store for the DeSimone, 126; Betty Jesanis, changed to a full credit. from the Vo-Ag program for the Figures show there are 651 place winner in the recent club mid Pacific coast while snow falls over parts of the upper Rockies and Dakotas. trip. Yes, we still have room for MON. thru FRI. AL PAC IN O 125; Helena Gavello, 124; A1 a few more. Remember you can following year. Programs must houses in town, 502 out­ scout pinewood derby. S:00 On her request and on buildings, 1,190 building lots, 23 “THE GODFATHER Otherwise, except for some light snow near the shores of the Lower Lakes, mostly fair Chellman, 123; Mina Reuther, take a friend, and you don’t satisfy the school staff. Other winners were Jason Bolton Democrats Work on Platform SRT1IRDIIYS recommendation of Neil commercial buildings, 7,215.2 PARTH" weather should rule elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings 118; Esther Anderson, 117; have to be a senior citizen to The students take their other Woo, second; Patrick Bene and 230-630-10 Landers who heads the Vo-Ag acres of open land and 1,583 Donna Holland heavily on boys’ athletics, IN COIOR — R in parenthesis) Atlanta 35 (55), Boston 16 (31), Chicago 11 (25), Dallas 40 (71), Denver 30 Hans Fredericksen, Lyla Steele make the trip. What you do courses at the regular high Brook Matzell, tied for third. Feb. 17-21 for the winter recess. bounds and which boundary SUWIVS and Rose Valluzzi, 116. Weare school, the Vernon Board of motor vehicles. A total of 22 scouts par­ Correspondent neglecting girls’ sports and Biriiin Mrt. Sit iM , Sm I JO (61), Duluth -13 (5), Houston 40 (73), Jacksonville 47 (67), Kansas City 27 (47), Los Angeles need is to hurry up and decide All town offices will be closed markers were found and which 1:30-5-6:30 Education approved the school. The present mill rate is 55 45 ( 64), Miami 58 (77), New Orleans 42 (63), New York 21 (32), Phoenix 40 (75), San Fran­ Monday rolled in, and so did now, because the better cabins ticipated in the derby. It was 646-0375 other types of recreation for all Feb. 17 in, observance of were not. change, but with the provision mills. t k e e ; some crisp and cold weather. will soon be gone. Landers said a student has to held at Andover Elementary The issues committee of the ages. Washington’s birthday. cisco 50 (61), Seattle 40 (47), St. Louis 22 (40), Washington 28 (40). Heart Specialists. the full credit be awarded for During the* morning we T ax Aid go through a lot of detailed Paper Drive School. There was about 50 Democratic Town Committee The committee also heard The Bentley Memorial 800 hours, or equivalent, on a work in order to have a project. met Monday to discuss the par­ received word that oiir good Don’t forget now, we have Because we know that nothing pleases Boy Scout Troop 124 will con­ spectators. and discussed reports on Library will be open Monday. AUTO EXHAUSTS ty platform for the May town progress being made on the Rt. " m 33"““’ friend and assistant cook, two real pros here to help you the heart like fresh flowers or a flowering plant Cub Scout Display NEW YORK (UPI) - Automo­ elections. 44A traffic situation and the ROGER MOORE. Marion Keegan, was to undergo with your income tax. Mr. on Valentine's Day. bile exhaust pollution kills about The platform recommen­ dump problem. Larry Shaw, cubmaster, a serious operation on Lawrence Paquet will be here Their color, fragrance, beauty and life are urges all residents to visit the 4,(X)0 Americans yearly and ac­ JAMES BOND 007^ dations will be presented to the Issues committee members Wednesday morning, which was at our center every Monday just what the doctor ordered. shopping center at the Notch counts for worker absences ‘^ T H E M A N committee at its Feb. 21 at the meeting were Pamela '£0 this morning, so we can’t give afternoon from 1 to 3 o’clock. Just call or stop by. We’ll prescribe PZC Asking Reduced Budget where Cub Scout activities and totaling four million days a year. meeting at Town Hall. Shorey, Sam Teller, Ilvi Cannon W flT H T H E you any more news on the out­ We had today off to celebrate something she’ll love with all her heart. projects are being displayed National Academy of Sciences come. Mrs. Joan Richardson and Joann Neath. Lincoln’s Birthday, and we will through the week. researchers blame auto emis­ G O L D E N G U N attended the meeting. She Guests at the meeting were We also heard that Max also be closed next Monday for Flowers and plants. TheyVe a natural Club will meet tonight at 7:45 at sure to generate some discus­ games will follow the program. Last year the Bolton Cub sions for causing and aggravat­ spoke to committee members selectmen candidates Leon Schubert wasn’t feeling too well Washington’s Birthday. COLUMBIA Upton’s Garage on Rt. 32 in sion is the recommendations of Holiday Closings Scouts wons an award for their ing fatal cases of bronchitis, / KATHERINE ROSS (PQ) ' for Valentin^ Day, February 14. about the need for wider Rivers and Larry Shaw and and is a patient at the hospital. Our performers for our Monica Shea Mansfield. Dr. Arnold Elman, superinten­ display. It is not known at this TV TONIGHT The Town Hall will be closed recreational opportunities. DTC chairman, Maureen emphysema and asthma. “ THE STEPFORD WIVES” Margaret Hoppe is still in the Variety Show held their first Correspondent The agenda will include the dent of schools, for teachers to time whether or not the pack Monday in honor of George Members of the issues com­ Houle. Of the total health hazard hospital but coming along pret­ rehearsal last Sunday after­ 742-9495 reports of the nominating com­ receive tenure. won an award this year. Washington’s birthday. mittee agreed that efforts so posed by air pollution from all EVES 7:10-9:20 ty well now. noon, and wouldn’t you know, it The Planning and Zoning mittee and the dance com­ Senior Citizens Holiday Closings Also on display is a town map SUN. 4:30-7:10-9:20 6:00 The sanitary landfill will be far have been concentrated sources, about one-tenth to one- 7:00 1:30 We also heard that Caroline had to start snowing like crazy. Commission approved a budget mittee as well as discussion of Coventry Senior Citizen’s open Monday. Bolton schools will be closed showing which dens walked the fourth can be traced to auto ex­ \ / News...... 3-8-22-30 Frederickson, Thor Maloney, plans for the potluck supper and Bewitched ...... 5 News...... 3-22-40 Reel Camp ...... 5 am..,, Some of the gang braved the for 1975-76 at its meeting Mon- Club were invited to a Valentine Agent Sought haust fumes say the experts. Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Ethel Jones are all recent the summer picnic. The Untouchables ...... 9 weather and showed up. So y day night which calls for expen­ dinner party given recently by The Insurance Advisory Com­ patients at Manchester Marcie and Roger Negro were ditures of $4,000 less than There will also be a report on the Mr. and Mrs. Club of the Se­ ______The Championsi!: ie ...... • WEDNESDAY MOVIES Memorial Hospital. mittee is seeking interviews able to put them through their money allocated for this year’s the Safety Sam Program held cond Congregational Church at with insurance agents who TAKE ROUTES IS - S4 as (txiT 95) I The Honeymooners ...... 20 nirk Van'n'vVfl...... i« 1:00 (5) “Young Mr. Lincoln” P inochle expenses. last week. Valentine’s Day ------* RlPftripElectric rnmnanv Company ___ . ,.0d.d7 24-57 U IC K V a n U y K C ...... 18 acts. the church hall. maintain and office and staff To Be Alive...... 20 Henry Fonda, Alice In the afternoon we had 13 The club will discuss a possi- FOR y WINNER 8 ACAD. AWD8. (PO r Bonanza...... 40 This Sunday there will be The budget, $31,960, does not The regular monthly meeting within 20 miles of Coventry, do To Tell the Truth...... 30 tables for pinochle with the another meeting, and we hope include any salary increases ble trip to Maine for of the seniors is planned for Friday9 Feb. 14 1:00 (9) “The Reformer and $250,000 in fire and casualty in­ niES(l|TI0NS] “ (MBAREr’ Romagnolis’ Table...... 57 following winners: that everyone can make it. This which might occur if the town skimobiling. Feb. 19 at 1 p.m. (weather per­ the Redhead” (1949). June surance, and will write all types 6:30 Ann Young, 714; Clara past week we were given a few reaches an agreement with the Final Season mitting) at the church com­ 7:30 Allyson, Dick Powell. of insurance. •age EVES 7:00-9:10 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Hemingway, 703; Violet Dion, songs to learn, so anytime you town hall employes. This The last session of the Board munity house. Name That T u n e...... 3 4:00 (9) “The Far Country” The committee will interview 666; Joseph Windsor, 657; drop by the center you’ll be matter is in arbitration. of Tax Review at which The program will feature (1955). James Stewart, Ruth all interested persons from 7 to I’ARkAUE I'llAR.MACY Telpher Preview 24 ® ...... ^ Clarence Duhring, 656; Michael hearing some of the members The proposed budget would residents can seek a new ruling KID lUTNKES SAT. rOTUES.99c Zoom R7 *25,000 Pyram id...... 8 Roman. Mrs. Walter Haven, librarian of 9 p.m. at the Coventry Town CINE 1 1:30-3 PM DeSimone, 656; Mabel Keeney, and staff humming the tunes, eliminate the $1,500 for an out­ on the current assessment of the Porter Library. At The Parkade, We Save You Money! CINE 2 3 PM 8:00 (9) “She Wore a Yellow Hall March 6. 654; Karl White, 652; Alexander and trying to learn the words. side planning and consultant their homes will be tonight at 7 MAIKO POLO JR. “MKXFMT 6:45 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Ribbon” (1949), John Wayne, Refreshments and a few to 9 in the Town Hall. PHONE 649-9333 Economics 201 ...... 24 Nutmegger’s A lm anac...... 24 John Agar. and cut the inland wetlands Animal W orld...... 30 8:30 (8-40) "Cry for Help” ; budget from $1,500 to $500. Conservation World Famous f Other reductions would occur Room 222 ...... 40 (1975). Robert Culp, Elayne The Conservation Commis­ Intruders Beat Man To Death Tot mu Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Heilveil. with the elimination of the sion will meet tonight at 7:30 in project coordinator and a COLOGNES “ The 8:00 11:30 (3) “The Great Train NBC Punches Archer the Board Room of the Town Ma-Ma Mia^s decreases in funds allocated for wasn’t known if they took Family Tony Orlando & D aw n...... 3 Robbery” (1941). Bob Steele, Hall to complete the final WEST HAVEN (UPI) - West Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 Milburn Stone. the services of the town review of the text of the Open Haven police said a 20-year-old anything. One of the victims got Restaurant’ Off the Airwaves engineering firm of Griswold loose after about 45 minutes Cuisine That’s My Mama...... 8-40 11:30 (5) “ The V erdict” Space Report and update of man died of injuries received in WRAP M ovie...... 9 and Fuss. events on the open space and phoned police. The three ITS OUR I 471 HARTFORD RD. C orner of McKee Street (1946). Sydney Greenstreet, a beating in his apartment by CHANEL Along with the budget, the purchase. survivors were not seriously in­ Sharing Our F a ith ...... 18 Peter Lorre. By FRANK S. SWERTLOW The final episode of four intruders early today. PlEASUIE TO t%%% commission will send a letter to The commission will also dis- jured. Little House on the Prairie 11:30 (9) “The Secret War of NEW YORK (UPI) - The “Archer,” starring Brian James Childress was MAML WRAP YOUR, Thanks To A ll of You! the Town Council suggesting cuss new community The only sign of the beating ...... 20-22-30 Harry Frigg” (1969). Paul big boys finally got Lew Keith, will be aired Thursday prounounced dead at Vale-New PURCHASE N | that Frank Connolly be hired as regulations and formulate a on Childress, police said, was BEAUTY. We'd like to thank all you nice people who came Arabs & Israelis ...... 24-57 Newman, Sylva Koscina. Archer. March 13. The program made Haven Hospital. The beating NO. 5 a town employe, saving the $500 blood coming from his ears, a to Ma Ma Mia’s this past Sunday to help Angelina 8:30 F l o r i s t commission point of view. took place between 2 and 2:30 “Archer,” NBC’s new hard- its debut Jan. 30 at 9-10 p.m. annual fee charged by the common sign of a fractured Lanvinette...... *8 LIGGETT Moriconi celebrate her 93rd Birthday. The entire Merv Griffin Show...... 5 boiled detective thriller based EST. It will be replaced by Sebool Budget a.m. FREE Windham Regional Planning The main topic of discussion Police say four men, all skull. Police were trying to find Perfume...... *8*” Moriconi family deeply appreciated the fine turnout Movie ...... 8-40 on the Ross MacDonald’s best­ “The Mac Davis Show,” slated FOR PHARMACY/ Agency, for paper work in­ at the Board of Education armed with pistols, forced their a motive for the incident. for this most happy occasion! Behind the Lines ...... 24-57 selling novels, has been to make its last broadcast Feb Perfume Spray sjg ami VAlfNTKSDAY /\vef>u6 i curred by the loan of Connolly meeting Thursday evening at way into the apartment. They 9:00 FILM RATING GUIDE canceled after two shows, an 27. Davis moves to its new time to the town for full-time work. BRIDGE BUILDER Gift Sets...... s-|i up Famous Cannon...... 3 NBC spokesman said Tuesday. slot March 20. 1122 7:30 at the teachers room of the quickly tied and beat the four The commission is also com- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - High Quality Lucas T anner...... 20-22-30 For Parents and It was one of the quickest high school will be proposed people in the apartment, who ; mending Connolly and Betty budget for 1975-1976. were Childress, his wife Joseph B. Strauss, the brilliant Great Performances___24-57 Their Children cancellations of the 1974-75 Wagner, planning secretary, season. It is expected that this budget Kimberly and two friends, engineer who designed and built 10:00 and asking that they receive will be substantially over last the Golden Gate Bridge after GENERALUkNEHAL AUlAUDIENCES A source in the television in­ Patrick and Michael Hibbets of C a n ^ C^2^THEATRES EAST Cher Variety Special...... 3 l a a AO AfnAfnAdfmittd Adi wage increases comparable to dustry said “Archer” “just year’s and may call for some Milford. being told for years that it BARRiCiNi MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PA RK4DE • S39 - 5^91 News...... 5 N il I other town employes. program cuts to hold the line on Police said the four men went couldn't be done, also designed From Get Christie Love! ...... 8-40 died.” The source said NBC has Club To Meet expenditures. through the apartment but it and built more than 500 other Garner Ted Armstrong...... 9 been aggressive in putting YOU fARENTAL OWOAIICi The Glacier’s Snowmobile The other topic of interest bridges during his lifetime. Faith for Today...... 18 PG tiMouno. shows on the air and it seems Sandburg’s Lincoln ... 20-22-30 ^UMrisiMsvNsiB* the network also is aggressive Taste The Quality... $4iiUMi For FrsTww^ti SMOKED ENOUGH 1 The Garden P a rty ...... 24-57 at pulling them off. The source added, "there is a 10:30 possibility NBC dropped the LAST YEAR . .. Great Sports Legends...... 9 show to beat Fred Silverman r m WMin Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 RinHICTIO Undv 17 roqwrti Kcomporivii^ (CBS vice president of Great Batso Furnace ...... 24 make this year the last year lEMMQII MOnUU Fweni or Advil Cuwdiw programming) before he SHENANIGAN’S S , TCft»cao«* fumoH* [gg Baskin in Mass...... 57 V___ AUKIVtl6AlPlCllW ® dropped ‘Khan‘“ you resolve to quit smoking 11:00 The first episode of ”Khan“ News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 was so bad that CBS withdrew quitting a thousand times (or maybe even quit a thousand “TWIGGY”... The Best of Groucho...... 5 “CHALLENGE TO BE FREE” NOONS UNUNOCR 17AOANTTIO it four hours before airtime last The Lucy Show...... 9 { J L j i*>iiMMi rm t vary Friday. The substitute show s S E N D E R r ^ ^ '" ^ ACTION - JOIN me ansd 3 6 I Love Lucy ...... 20 faired poorly in the ratings. THE SHOE Captioned N ew s...... 57 - MPAA There has been no indication Thousands of smokEnder graduates are now enjoying lives free from the expense • I D CARDS REQUIRED INHERE APPLICAULE 11:30 CBS is planning to drop its worry, and inconvenience of smoking. expense. “Give Her Flowers M ovies...... 3-5-9 Charley Oian-style thriller. THAT’S SO SOFT Wide World Special...... 8-40 We have a pfogram without gimmicks, drugs, or hypnosis. Will power isn’t even on Valentine’s Day” .SHCHCASE CINEA4AJ 1234 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 necessary. 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Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975 Dr. Malone To Head The last person to be executed MMH Medical Staff New Town Creates Heat Island in England as a witch was Alice Molland, put to death in 1650 By AL ROSSITER JR when the rural population here Columbia is 14 degrees warmer evening because this is when after she was found guilty of Dr. H. John Malone of 84 from the College of Medicine of UPI Science Editor was only 200 and then saw what than the area used to be when vegetated areas lose heat rapid­ using witchcraft to exterminate Prospect St., pediatrician, has the University of Vermont'in happened when bulldozers undeveloped. The temperature ly while man-made surfaces re­ three persons. > been elected president of the 1949, Dr. Malone interned at St. COLUMBIA, Md. (UPI) - The new town of Columbia has moved in, cleared most wooded difference is greatest in the tain heat. medical staff at Manchester Francis Hospital in Hartford. areas and sculptured the land. Memorial Hospital. He confirmed what meteorologists After his internship, he had long suspected — that urban “We followed the process In succeeds Dr. Robert K. Butter­ received a fellowship in detail,” he said. “First the field. areas influence their own pediatric-allergy from 1950 to weather. vegetation — grass, weeds, Other officers elected are Dr. 1951 at Flower-Fifth Avenue shrubs, and trees — is removed. Herbert Snyder, chief of The weather in this planned Hospital, New York College of community betw;een This natural cover is essentially radiology at MMH, vice presi­ an insulating blanket.” He said Medicine, New York City. Washington and Baltimore is dent, and Dr. David L. Warren, ’The next year he was chief it reflected 15 to 25 per cent of secretary. warmer, drier and less windy resident in pediatrics at Sea than it was 10 years ago when the incoming radiation from the Dr. Malone began his prac­ sun. View Hospital, Staten Island, the area was mostly farm land tice of pediatrics in Manchester N.Y. During his residency, he "As the construction process July 1953. and woods. did experimental work on Observers for at least 150 proceeds, the soil is compacted. A native of New Britain, he children with isonicotinic years were aware of New surfaces of building graduated from New Britain hydrazides, an anti-tuberculosis differences between the material, mostly stone and High School. He received a B.A. Dr. H. John Malone drug. weather of cities and that of brick, concrete and asphalt, degree from Duke University, appear. Most of these have ledo He has had articles published surrounding areas. Evidence Durham, N.C., and then studi^ (reflectivity) so that less solar in the Journal of Pediatrics and For several years. Dr. accum ulate rapidly during the physiology for one year at the energy is reflected. the Annals of Allergy. Malone has served as president past decade showing that ur­ graduate school of the Universi­ He is a member of Phi Kappa of the East Catholic banization affected the “The compacted ground and ty of Connecticut. Sigma and Nu Sigma Nu frater­ Scholarship Foundation. weather. But some nagging the structural materials are Following his graduation nities. doubts remained because it was good heat conductors. They impossible to prove that transport the incoming energy weather differences were not downward and inward where it the result of the specific loca­ is stored for future release. < n ui tion of the city. “The new surfaces are nearly The development of this rapidly drained away Higher Prices Creating planned community into a town drained away in con­ trast to the situation in the old of more than 30,000 during the i 7 spongy vegetated surface which past eight years provided the opportunity H.E. Landsberg of soaks it up and re-evaporates much of it.” i.'Ss the University of Maryland had 1975’s Energy Problems been looking for. The result, Landsberg said, is Snow Lacing Manchester Flora (Photo by Reginald Pinto) He reported at a recent that a substantial heat island meeting of the American has developed. It is most noticeable in calm, clear United Press International oline and heating oil. We expect “We do stand at the edge of Association for the Advance­ it to remain so, unless there is ment of Science that he took evenings a few hours after A sign posted near gasoline an abyss right now — looking external disruption,” such as an weather observations in 1967 sunset when the center of pumps at a service station in out into the unknown.” Indelible Imprint oil embargo or a strike by Barre, Vt., asks: "What refinery workers. i i i i l happened to America?” “The only shortages are a lit­ Raymond Audet says this has tle natural gas in Concord, and been the worst year of the past The Eternal Lincoln HI NEIGHBOR spot shortages of propane gas” eight that he has owned the sta­ neither of which has developed By BURL LYONS tion. Gasoline sales are down 50 Why should there not be a patient regain their respect and esteem. It is into a problem, Cobleigh added. per cent from last winter. He A random sampling of gas- confidence in the ultimate justice of true that you may fool all the people used to hire four men; now he’s oline and heating fuel Some people must really believe down to one helper. the people? Is there any better or some of the time; you can even fool and getting by with the old set instead Another one of our readers suggests hearings could be used to develop sup­ throughout New England Audet equates the gasoline grant money from the federal govern­ of rushing out to buy a new one. that a lot of gasoline could be con­ port for other legislation. showed these ranges in prices: equal hope in the world? some of the people all the time; but problem with Watergate, m ment is a gift from heaven. ’They don’t There seems to be a demand for ser­ served by turning off the engines in • Massachusetts; 53 cents a I desire so to conduct the affairs of economic recession and "a lack you can’t fool all the people all the stop to realize that the government Watch out for misleading adver­ gallon for regular to 58 cents vice technicians in a great many many vehicles used for serving the of things to take pride-in.” this administration that if at the end, time. gets its money from the people, fields. tisements that you might receive in for premium gas. Heating fuel liu public in some form or another. That’s the reason for the sign. states, and businesses or cor­ the mail or see in print. Adver­ 35.5 to 38 cents per gallon. when I come to lay down the reins of “I venture to say that 85 per cent of New England is suffering Human nature will not change. In porations. tisements of safety equipment labeled • Vermont: 48.9, regular to power, I have lost every other friend Our salute to the Manchester them run their engines from the time from energy problems again, GREATINDOORS any future great national trial, com­ We always felt there was a lot of Rotary Club which will observe its they leave the garage until they quit OSHA Approved are incorrect since 61.9, premium. Heating fuel, for different reasons than last 33.7 to 42. Kerosene, 37.3 to 50 on earth, I shall at least have one waste connected with grant money OSHA doesn’t approve any safety year. pared with the men of this, we shall 35th anniversary at a special charter for the day. Except, in cold weather, cents. friend left, and that friend shall be and that point was driven home to us equipment. If you are in business you Timothy Wilson, director of night program next ’Tuesday. about 50 per cent of them could be • New Hampshire; Gasoline have as weak and as strong, as silly the other day. Civil Emergency Preparedness down inside me. The Rotary motto, Service Above shut off many times during a day, par­ are familiar with, or soon will be, averaging 52 to 53 cents a gallon in Maine, best sums up the and wise, as bad and as good. We got a call from a fellow at Self, is certainly exemplified in the ticularly at lunch time.” OSHA, Occupational Safety and and fuel oil 38 cents. The world has never had a good problem with typical Yankee Boston University who was conduc­ many community projects and It’a a good point and conservation Health Act. • Rhode Island; Gasoline, 47 While the people retain their virtue directness; definition of the world liberty. And the ting a survey on science reporting and endeavors supported or undertaken by to 52 cents for regular; 50-55 should be encouraged. “The energy problem today is American people just now are much and vigiiance, no administration, by how better to relate what is going on Now that the Indians have taken cents for premium. Heating oil, Manchester Rotary through the years. more of price than of availabili­ in want of one. We all declare for any extreme of wickedness or folly, in science to the general public. The Certainly, you have read that paper over that abbey in Wisconsin for $1 33.9 cents. survey is being done with a grant. ty. • Connecticut: 50 to 58 cents Indoors Sale” can very seriously injure the govern­ One of our readers, a lady, is a bit clips are in short supply and as a and according to the title, for further “The problem in Maine is no liberty; but in using the same word we a gallon for gasoline. His phone call was paid for with the disappointed that Gov. Grasso hasn’t result paper shufflers are likely to be future considerations, you can’t help longer fuel availability. It’s ir s 1 w . » . « . ment in the short space of four years. A rough estimate would put m i do not mean the same thing. With grant. It took 25 minutes for us to named more women to state govern­ but wonder if Manhattan Island will price. People have stretched in trouble. ’The shortage is caused by gasoline up about 15 cents a some, the word liberty may mean for I have never had a feeling, political­ answer all his survey questions. We ment posts. She says while some may the fact that paper clips are made of be next. their budgets as far as they will didn’t even bother to ask why the sur­ gallon since a year ago and each man to do as he pleases with have declined key positions there are steel with a high carbon content so the go.” heating oil hiked at least eight- ly, that did not spring from the sen­ vey questionnaire couldn’t have been That, simply put, was the l c O » . l . . . , ...... other women that are also well clips will bend rather than break. If you want to get out of the winter cents more than last year. himself and the product of his labor; timents embodied in the Declaration concensus of a UPI survey of '-V r - * m ail^. That would be an-economy qualified. Such steel comes from primarily doldrums and can’t afford to travel, Ralph Easton, head of the the six New England states ...... while with others the same word may of Independence...! have often in­ move. My dear lady, we shall remain junked, recycled items. As the de­ the next best thing would be to attend Better Home Heating Council during the “Winter of ’75.” We can also assume that when the neutral on that one. The Herald’s travel show on Bermuda in Massachusetts, pointed out riled (twin or full).. . , mean for some men to do as they quired of myself what great principle mand for recycled steel grows One year ago, drivers formed school received the grant, it went out tomorrow evening. Free tickets are that the cost of heating fuel has please with other men and the product elsewhere, it becomes harder and long lines in the crisp, dark ■SllilM gli: or idea it vwas that kept this and hired at least one person to deter­ increased “to a very large ex­ A reminder, just in case, as the costlier to obtain for paper clips. We available at travel agencies as well as mornings hoping to get a few *****...... of other men’s labor. Here are two, tent because of the increased Confederacy so long together.'It was mine just how the money ought to be State Assembly debates how to spend can recall the old saying that if at The Herald. The show will again be gallons of gasoline. Others prices of imported oil. ’The im­ 39.88 not only different, but incompatible not the mere matter of separation of spent. your tax dollars and possibly increase Washington runs out of paper clips, at Manchester High School. We have made appointments. Service .. ported prices are going up, up, taxes in some shape or form; been both pleased and amazed at the stations were closed nights and things, called by the same name, the colonies from the motherland, but the government will have to shut up!” .1 We were contemplating saying increasing number of people atten­ Sundays. Our state was second in the nation down. Wonder how many clips are New Englanders expressed liberty. And it follows that each of the that sentiment in the Declaration of something bad about the town water Ski weekends and all un­ in paying the highest property taxes used a day in the nation’s capital? ding our travel shows. concern that extra costs m i^t things is by the respective parties necessary trips were curtailed...... * Independence which gave liberty not department while making out a check p er capita in 1973 with $353. be imposed as a result of Presi­ . A . 4 Resorts suffered. called by two different and incompati­ only to the people of this country, but the other evening. The department’s Massachusetts was first with $358 but A Senate Special Committee on Possibly good news for downtown. dent Ford’s proposed tariff Homeowners, not sure if that return card wouldn’t fit the envelope. we nosed out California and New Surveys reveal that the move of hikes. Massachusetts Attorney ble names, liberty and tyranny. hope to all the world, for all future Aging will begin hearings next week next tankful of heating oil We trimmed the card and it still business to suburban shopping center- General Francis X. Bellotti has Jersey with $348 and New York with on such issues as making the Social would ever be delivered, bought The shepherd drives the wolf from time. It was that which gave promise wouldn’t fit. Then we discovered the filed suit in Washington to block $320. Security Administration independent type outlets is slowing down a little wood and coal burning stoves to fault actually was with the envelope. the increases and is seeking a m m m m the sheep’s throat, for which the that in due time the weights would be The average in the United States of Heidth, Education and Welfare, nationwide. ’There is getting to be ward off freezing preliminary injunction to pre­ sheep thanks the shepherd as his lifted from the shoulders of all men, About one inch of one corner was com­ was ^16. using general revenues to fund more enthusiasm for back to town temperatures. pletely shut. The blame rests with a projects. The energy crunch is vent imposition of the tariff liberator, while the wolf denounces and that all should have an equal In fiscal year 1965, the property tax medical benefits, and increasing the Those old-fashioned, black, pressman, not the water department, probably one of the reasons along with wrought iron stoves were back boosts until the suit is settled. figure for Connecticut was $152. taxable wage base from $14,100 to No matter what the cause of him for the same act...Plainly the chance. This is the sentiment em­ who was probably taking a coffee in vogue. Fireplaces and In case you want to move to $18,000 in 1976; to $21,000 in 1977; to the shaky state of the economy. The fuel increases, they’ve hurt the break while the press was grinding Franklin stoves were installed sheep and the wolf are not agreed bodied in the Declaration of Alabama, the average property tax in $24,000 in 1978. While the committee result has been the opening and man at the gas pump, the — if found. Overnight, stores upon a definition of liberty. out the envelopes. 1973 was $46. ' i has no legislative jurisdiction, further exploration of mid-city shop­ housewife and drivers. Independence...! would rather be with stoves were sold out. ping malls. Some reactions were: If you once forefeit the confidence assassinated on this spot then sur­ Just wondering if Sen. Jackson, the New Englanders bundled up against the chill, wearing a • Ed Reed of Reed’s Texaco of your fellow citizens, you can never render it. latest presidential aspirant, ever Service, Concord, N.H.: “I communicates with Sen. Mansfield. sweater or flannel shirt around the house because the ther­ don’t anticipate any lines and I We recall a chat with Mansfield mostat was lowered to 65 don’t know of anybody that’s about four years ago when he com­ degrees to conserve fuel. been caught short.” Good Old Election Days mented : I doubt if we will ever see the ANDREW TULLY ’That was the “Winter of ’74” • Joe Jones, owner of Dan’s Guii Orange Disk station, time when this nation will elect a Bruce Haskell, Vermont's president from the Far West. deputy energy director, put his Manchester, Conn., said salesmen have told him he can ‘Way back in the early 19th century, CIA Necessary finger on the problem as it don the custom. At least one state, have all the gasoline he wants One business that is apparently doing exists today. “Prices seem to when America was a nation of however, is going to consider doing until March — but then they’ll be the piajor problem, especial­ farmers, legislation directed that quite well in these trying economic have to see the impact of Presi­ away with another relic of the old ly for low and moderate income times is the servicing of television dent Ford’s package. national elections take place during days. Vermonters. For those who can sets. WASHINGTON — Some years ago, one • “It (gasoline) costs too the first week of November because stances, be unnecessary. It should be tion on Communist countries is obtained afford it, the supply appears to Ohio State Rep. John A. Galbraith A fellow told us people are putting of the duties performed by a A ntral made to observe the prohibition against openly by the CIA. The agency buys every be adequate.” much damn money. I drive only when I absolutely have to. "harvesting is over then, and winter plans to introduce legislation to allow more money into repairs these days Intelligence Agency operative in Vienna espionage operations within the U.S. But Communist publication it can lay its hands This feeling was echoed by' That’s because of the price, not has not yet made the roads im­ was to secretly buy bags of trash collected any massive reduction in CIA funds would on. More than 200,000 pieces of literature Santo J. Amato, deputy fuel liquor stores and bars in'the state to the availability. It was difficult from Soviet pommercial airliners by the seriously cripple the agency’s peaceful reach CIA headquarters each 'month. allocation officer in Rhode passable." last year. I waited as long as operate normally on election day. At airport garbage concessionaire. day-tOKlay work. There, in the hands of the experts, these Island, who said, “The price three hours once lor $3 worth,” Tuesday was designated instead of Included in one sack was a bent metal For espionage today is mostly research bland publications sometimes are more factor is the big problem right present, bars may open for business a man in Natick, Mass. said. coat hanger. ’Die coat hanger was dis- pursued , by specialists in their fields. revealing than a roll of microfilm now. Economic conservation Monday, says the National • “I have no jiroblem getting but can sell only low-powered beer. patched to CIA’s Washington Somewhere in the CIA there is a nuclear smuggled out of Moscow. has caused a reduction in con­ gas this year. But paying for it Geographic Society’s historical od­ The law was apparently passed to headquarters. There, it was assigned to a scientist who knows as much about his A new road map or railroad timetable of sumption. is a different matter. I went dities division, because many voters Eitrnittg Mpralh group of experts gathering information on business as anyone in the world. a provincia' newspaper often yields im­ “Our consumption is roughly try to keep unscrupulous politicians from an uneconomical car to an a new Soviet long-range bomber. After There are doctors and surgeons who can portant information. In Praque, a CIA 20 per cent below what it was at lived a day’s journey from a polling FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 economical subcompact — and from buying votes with drinks. "I months of work, the experts had been un­ diagnose the illness of a foreign official operative can strike intelligence gold by this time in 1972. People are at Published by the Published every able to come up with any information on found gas expenses had place and objected to traveling on Manchester evening except Sun­ from personal knowledge and from scrap spending months in the perusal of the the point where they are con­ think we have now advanced beyond doubled,” a Malden, Mass, man Sunday. Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. the bomber’s range of bomb load. of intelligence on the comments of the of­ latest telephone directory. There he may serving as much as they can. that,’’ says Galbraith. Square. Manchester,- Entered at tha But the CIA did know that shavings from said. Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., ficial’s own physican or physicians. find the names of newly arrived Russians There is a question of how much Despite the vast changes that have • Joe Fitzpatrick, 31, of Cynics would agree. These days the Telephone 643-2711 Post Olfice as Second the machinings of the wing were used to There is the expert who specializes in and may search in vain for old familiar farther they can go,” he added. (Area Code 203). - Class Mall Matter. Southboro, Mass.; “It was overtaken America since then, there make a certain type of coat hanger. Chinese boatbuilding. Another specializes Czech names. No one would venture a guess problem is not politicians buying Results: By spectroanalysis and chemical terrible last year. I almost had BURL L.J1Y9NS. PUBLISHER in Poland’s agricultural methods, a third Reports of meetings of medical and at what level the price of fuel seems no particular reason to aban- votes but the other way around. tests, the experts discovered the kind of has devoted a lifetime td the study of the to quit my job because I SU^ESTED CARRIER RATES scientific organizations are carefully would stop. “It’s really just a metal alloy used to make the hanger. With Soviet school system. There are experts couldn’t find gas. No place was PAYABLE IN ADVANCE checked, because all over the world question of how high and how that formula at hand, the scientisu shortly who know what is wrong with the concrete physicians and scientists love to gossip fast it’s gonna be moving,” said ever open. Now there isn't any • ■ T « T r • Single Copy ... 15* 3 Months ... $11.70 figured out both the plane’s range and Ite the North Vietnamese are using, and in­ problem at all.” I 2 W“ l

ghe Hcralft state. Labor Department In­ secretary, said it has been indicated applicants had to be found that younger employes Virginia Carlson Columbia, representing Susan The Larm Associates subdivi­ around Mono Pond, with the sons — do not speak for the en­ CHARLES E. FLINNER In a sex discrimination case, ascertained $2,000 is available STAMPS AND COINS vestigators opened 340 jobs to between 23 and 36. with less service had been Area Profile Correspondent Tarr and Sheldron Seplowitz of sion is the first phase division of first phase to consist of 35 to 40 tire town. WASHINGTON (UPI) - a firm providing airport in the board budget and the By RUSS MacKENDRiCK older workers in state liquor In a Southern city where a recalled, though. 228-9224 Wethersfield. about 97 acres previously houses, would be a "self- Dr. Joseph Narotsky, board Giant corporations are not passenger and baggage board should show good faith in stores which had been following hospital was being organized a Under other standards Selectmen have voted to The PZC also approved a sub­ owned by Rebecca and governed community,” accor­ member, said the town meeting always the battleground for screening services agre^ to proceeding with action on the a policy of a hiring age ceiling pool of potential nurses was government enforcers helped accept a 19,103 federal grant division on Rt. in owned by Benjamin ^shnik. The original ding to Jump. turned down the funds, stating Labor Department enforce­ pay back wages to 29 female matter. She noted It is un­ of age 55. Other agencies in the being worked up through a win $4,929 in back pay for a which will create two part-time Larm Associates which in­ plans called for 81 houses. Currently, the 450 acres that the people felt there was money ment of sex and age discrimina­ guards who were paid from 15 derstood the board cannot af­ state began looking at their questionnaire to local mentally handicapped patient jobs for unemployed residents. cludes eight lots. The development of the land make up Mono Lake and the in the school board budget for Here is one of the ancestors tion laws. Sometimes business cents to 50 cents an hour less ford the $20,000 estimate for a hiring practices. registered nurses. The in a Missouri nursing home Rham Board Last week’s special town surrounding acreage is owned the study. of the Civil War tradesmen’s is even helped by enforcement. than the established $3 an hour complete new system. In Ohio, one company, which questionnaire provided age where she had worked for 17 meeting authorized the by Mono Lake E states Inc. Mrs. Ellen Hills, board tokens known as "store cards.” The Employment Standards rate for male guards in the operated a plant with a large brackets of up to 20 to 25, 25 to years in the kitchen in return selectmen to apply to the state TTiere are about 330 acres of This coin, which is in brass, Administration olices the same kind of work. turnover, hired only one worker 30 and so on, up to, but not for her room and board. Department of Personnel and land involved in the property. doesn’t look anything like what workplace to see to it that men In a more unusual case, a Seeks Advice over 40 in the year before beyond 40 to 45. The firm was Otherwise, she was not on the Puerto Rico grocery chain had Administration for the grant. The Shoe String and women are given equal pay The PZC informed Jump the we’d call a card, but the in­ government scrutiny. In the The selectmen intend to for equal work and to assure contacted by the government. payroll and not compensated in to pay about $10,000 to male Woman Wins New Trial first steps for any such proposal scription says "METALIC following year, the plant hired advertise for two part-time that workers are not dis­ Age discrimination can cost any amount in cash for ser­ cashiers in an equal pay case. for the area would be an impact BUSINESS CARDS 200 SO. 24 applicants over 40 and found road crew laborers who must criminated against because employers money, just as sex vices. The money was turned These men were not given over­ For Future Haven practicing surgeon study on the ecology of the lake. FIFTH ST. PHILADELPHIA. out that the older workers HARTFORD (UPI) - A discrimination. In the Midwest over to a guardian to use in the be residents and unemployed According to Jump, he would Actually this is the store card of they are over 40. Some of the time pay that female workers woman who had to undergo specializing in breast cancer tended to remain. a 55-year-old worker was employe’s behalf. for. more than 30, days. The want the lake dredged to make a maker of store cards: “R. big settlements are widely got under a local law. radical surgery after her doctor surgery and a professor of Sometimes job applications reinstated and given $1,765 in positions will pay $3.25 an hour it four feet deeper at the LOVETT, JR. ENGRAVER & published, such as the sex dis­ Nancy Foote Phil Pineo, architect for the twice failed to properly clinical surgery at Yale-New expose illegal age discrimina­ lost wages because he had not with benefits, including Social shallowest point. DIE SINKER 1860.” crimination agreement entered Members of the Regional project, told board members Haven Hospital, sought to tion. One state in the Southwest been called back after a Security and Workmen’s diagnose a malignant lump in The Unusualf into by the American Telephone PITCHER 6LASS CO. District 8 Board of Ekiucation that he would not abandon the her breast Tuesday won a new testify on behalf of Ms. Fitz­ To Study Alarm « While other die sinkers have got a letter from the federal seasonal layoff although his Compensation. and Telegraph Co., expected to have planned a letter which will project. The board is not trial against the doctor. maurice. The Board of Education will Unique^ Exciting used their products to advertise government because a job an­ work had been rated above be sent with a questionnaire to authorized to spend any more Persons may apply at the hire an engineer to study their own business, Robert lead to $7 million in back wages Over 25 Years of Experience ^ U M N C H E S T ^ Handcrafted Work The titles of the es­ tion. It’s another case of you- nouncement for park rangers average. Government probers residents of the three towns in money on architects’ fees at town hall Monday through The Connecticut Supreme Dr. Goldenberg, in the renovation and design of the Lovett has still another claim to and first year salary increases Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tablishments they fostered can’t win. the district. this time. Court ruled that the Fairfield absence of the jury, had fire alarm system at Porter of Many Top Artists of Connec­ fame. He is shown in the Red of $23 million. were marvelous in their scope: A few weeks back this column Auto • Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors - QIaaa The letter reads in part: Explains Bills Community Proposed County Superior Court in­ testified in Superior Court that School at a cost not to exceed Book as the manufacturer of Dry Goods, Bread, Grain had it that the world’s northern­ Most settlements are far less Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & "A s you are most likely State Representative The feasibility of developing correctly rejected the he dealt with obstetrician- $2,000. ticut and New England! No two are the Confederate cent of 1861. He Dealer, Leather Merchant, most post office was oh a sensational, but still important 9th Annual Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work aware, the results of the recent Aloysius Aheam spoke to the the land around Mono Pond on testimony of a medical expert gynecologists almost daily con­ The Jan. 29 special town prepared the dies, but struck alike, all are one-of-a-kind! Hardware and Stoves, Shoe Norwegian island. Now here’s a to the worker who wins fair pay referendum on the middle board about two bills he has Hunt Rd., making a "communi­ because he did not reside or cerning breast lumps and was meeting rejected expenditure only 12 of the coins before he Store, Stockings, Lumber Lath communique in Linn’s saying or a fair opportunity at a job. TOLLAND ANTIQUE SHOW Collector’s Items school were: Marlborough 708 submitted which concern ty within a community,” has practice in the municipality familiar with standards on the by the town. became keenly aware of the & Shingles, Spectacles, that Canada beats it by 200 Examples of the enforcement Danish Plates in favor 229 opposed, Hebron Rham. Act 6596 deals with the been presented in a preliminary where the treatment was given. subject in most Connecticut Mrs. Rosen, who voted no, danger of a treason rap and hid SAT., FEB. 15th - 10 A.M. • 9 P.M. Dhe Skoe S h Telescope, Harp, Plow, miles, with one place called work of the Wage and Hour Presidential 222 in favor 800 opposed, An­ reappointment of the board and review of the Planning and communities. said she feels the town should the whole works. They are now Patricia A. Fitzmaurice, the Restaurant, Grocerys, Ladies’ "Alert” and another called Division were prepared from SUN., FEB. 16th - 11 A.M. ■ 6 P.M. Decanters dover 83 in favor 472 opposed. Zoning Commission by A. In a unanimouropinion, the pay for the study because it is listed at $3,000 in proof condi­ includes a clause which makes plaintiff, is seeking to recover 38 OAK STREET Wear, Books Toys & Notions, the three months period TOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL, TOLLAND, CONN. Nuline “We still face problems of Preston JUmp of Pine St. "something extra” and the “Eureka.” Both are in their it easier for member towns to damages for personal injuries, Supreme Court ordered a new tion. September, October and EXIT 99 OFF l-SS Estimates Gladly Given The PZC also reviewed in Sandwich Bank — Deposit, far-up Northwest Territories. Reproductions overcrowding and double withdraw from regional dis­ alleged to have been caused by trialbecause Judge James F. decision should be made by the Interestingly, the Liberty November. Spontored by The Tolltnd Hlitorical Socitty, Inc. Open Thurs. & FrI. till 9 P.M. preliminary plans for subdivi­ Exchange Loan, Drover’s The correspondent even gives REFRE8MENT BAR OPEN THROUGHOUT THE SHOW sessions at Rham. Our at­ tricts. Ahearn told the board medical malpractice of Dr. McGrath did not allow Dr. town. DOWNTOAN MANCHESTER Head on the Confederate cent Sat. till 5 P.M. sion on Pine St. owned by Sol Hotel, Magnolia Hotel. the postal codes: XOB OAO and In more than one case, Plastics in Stock torneys have advised us that, that others had submitted Edward J. Flynn, her Goldenberg to answer a number She added she is in favor of appears to be identical with the Koenigsberg, and a five-house Tues. thru Sat. 10-5:30 • Thursday 10 to 9 There were many cards for XOA OGO — which should government—not private enter­ DONATION $1.25 ’A” - 3/16” - ’A” until a recent court decision is similar bills. gynecologist in 1969. of questions and other medical another town meeting because one on the store card above. 54 McKee S t , Manchester (Cjosed Mondays) Phone 643-6223 druggists showing a mortar and make us glad to have our nice prise — got caught dis­ this ad admits one or two guests at $1.00 each Stock Sheets or clarified, the regional school Aheam has also submitted a subdivision on Rt. 87 presented experts testified they were un­ she feels those few at the recent There are 8,252 varieties of pestle. simple Mr. Zip. EDWARD C. PATAPA8 A DUANE MATHEWS, Co-Chilrm»n (Off Center Street) Cut Sizes board should not present the by Atty. Robert Gordon of Dr. Ira S. Goldenberg, a New familiar with the case. town meeting — about 40 per­ these merchants’ advertising criminating. In a New England bill to recover the approximate­ Stamp buffs will recognize middle school proposal again or ly $3,000 lost by the district in pieces listed in Fold’s booklet another name — “Hussey’s make any decision or take any ADM funds as a result of the ”A Guide To Civil War Store Special Messenger.” action which affects drastically school closing at the time of the Card Tokens.” Some 400 cities the present district organiza­ New York and Ohio were the bombing incident at Rham last or towns in 22 states were using source of the great bulk of tion. spring. the things in the years 1861 to these, with Cincinnati the real "The judge’s decision, as you 1864 when small change was In seeking the funds Aheam hotbed — 1,789 varieties may know, said that regional scarce — mostly due to hoar­ told the board that the money representing 207 issues. boards of education should be represents an unjust enrich­ SAVE ding. The end came in June, Connecticut was away behind made up with representation 1864, when a law was passed ment of the state and he feels with only four cities and 15 from member towns according making all private coinage il­ that there is a good chance the varieties (Bridgeport, to the towns’ populations. The legal. bill will be passed. Norwich, Waterbury, and SAVE legislature has been given until The remainder of the meeting They are often spoken of as Willimantic). Nothing from March 1 to determine a plan for was spent updating budget in­ replacing 1-cent pieces, but ac­ Manchester or even Hartford. carrying out the court’s formation. Another meeting to 120.95 tually they covered a wide The booket gives rarity decision.” work on the budget is scheduled range of values. ratings and indicates that the The questionnaire, which will for Monday at 7:30. One merchant put out two $ GREATINDOORS Willimantic tokens are worth a be mailed with the letter deals kinds: "1 Glas Lager Beer” and GREAT l]\DOORS with all aspects of the middle real scavenger hunt. There "One Quart Lager Beer.” were just two kinds: ”Dr. O.G. school architecture, site, cost, Track Meet A Kentucky baker-and- Keitteridge” in copper, and etc. Citizens are urged to return WETHERSFIELD(UPI) A confectioner issued four, all the 30 “Arch Saloon, 0 . Rudd” in the questionnaires which will follow up meeting regarding the same size, saying “Half Pint,” brass. The authors state that serve as the basis for discussion controversial deletion of "One Quart," “Half Gall,” or only 2 to 4 of these are still in Sears Kenmore Large Capacity and possible action following highway costs for a proposed "One Gall” on one side and on existence. the change in the makeup of the race track in Wolcott will be the other "Milk.” There must be some attic in board. held Friday by the state gaming They appeared with various Willimantic, way under the Permanent Press Washer Chris Dryer, board member commission. State Transporta­ money values designated: eaves, having a beanpot full of from Andover, suggested that tion Commissioner Joseph "Good for 5 Cts,” "One Dime,” Indian Head pennies, salted the board set up an informal Bums, who admitted he deleted "Half Dime,” and “25 Cents.” with an occasional piece from committee to gather informa­ the cost figures, will attend the Also, "Redeemable in sums of 5 Dr. Keitteridge and Rudd’s tion on possible solutions to 10 a.m. meeting along with Cts or more in postage curren­ Saloon. Let’s go. overcrowding and double representatives of the state en­ cy.” sessions, since the board is vironmental protection depart­ A punster put out a coin with T h e Society of Polar restrained from taking drastic ment and two race track a dog’s head, inscribed “Good Philatelists might take um­ action until after the legislature organizations. for One Scent.” acts. brage if I don’t make a correc- Board members discussed Berrigan Visits some of the information they WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - had gotten from voters who Antiwar priest Rev. Philip Regular were opposed to the building of Berrigan will conduct a series SPRINGFIELD the new school People were of lectures in Connecticut the $229.00 critical of the cost of the site week of Feb. 16 under auspices and the fact that the building of the American Friends Ser­ CAMP SHOW was not planned as a two-story vice Committee. The tour in­ EASTERN STATES EXPOSITION GROUNDS • Large capacity handles bigger loads school. 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A i 3d vs oao i V, I r n d PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 12, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN Can A Politician Solon Uges Assembly Starting tomorrow! Find Happiness? To Set Nursing Home Fee Schedules SM ILING^I SERVICE

WASHINGTON (U PI) - presidential commission had ANSONIA (UPI) - Sen. and prescribing unneeded Entertainer Orson Bean an­ concluded that more Larry DeNardis, R-Hamden, medication. nounced on a recent television Americans would go to the polls said Tuesday the legislature "’The state’s Medicaid reim­ if obstacles such as literacy talk ^ow that after dabbling in should adopt a le6 sch^ule for bursement system should be politics from left to right since tests were abolished and if nursing home patients based on revised so that payments are voters were given more infor­ the 1960s, he had given it up as a actual costs. related to the amount and quali­ waste of time. mation about candidates. He Denardis, a deputy minority ty of care rendered to patients Bean said he had discovered said the obstacles had been leader, told the Ansonia Rotary in Connecticut homes,” he said. that there was no relationship removed but voting was going Club the present fee system has between politics and the down, instead of up. guarantee high profits for nur­ achievement of human hap­ Cadell suggested the reason sing home operators. piness. was that voters were indeed MANCHESTER ‘"The present flat rate reim­ downtown and Parkade “Serious” politicians might more educated about politics bursement system encourages HOSPITAL than in past years, and had dismiss Bean’s pronouncement high profits and patient abuse, as the banality of a comedian come to their own conciusion with the government as a silent NOTES who was taking himself too that they had little to gain from accomplice,” DeNardis said. seriously. But his statement voting. Confess made what DeNar- just happens to mesh with some The reason for such a con­ Discharged Monday: Frank dis called a fatal compromise new evidence of citizen dis­ clusion? Motola, 35 Henry Rd., South ten years ago when it affection that has at least one Peter Hart, another poilster Windsor; Blanche McDowell, authorized the spending of group of political professionals most often associated with 64E Case Dr.; ’Thomas Dickson, billions of dollars for nursing Democratic campaigns, strong- 60 Doane St.; John Sanson, 50 deeply concerned. homes with little or no regula­ iy indicted government tenders. Elm St., South Windsor; Pat Cadell, the young public tion. ’The Nursing Home Study He said leaders of both parties Malcolm Barlow, 23 Pearl St.; opinion analyst who gained a Subcommittee should examine reputation as a prodigy with the were afraid to put hard choices Ralph Home, 22 Westwood St.~; how nursing homes are 1972 McGovern campaign, before the pubtic—such is gas­ Patricia Lessard, 89 Laurel St. ; financed to determine whether presented data to the winter rationing — and as a result Herbert Beauchemin, Glaston­ oline they are using questionable conference of the American Americans had become cynical bury; Patricia Krupienski, methods for boosting the Association of Political Con­ about their leaders. Broad Brook; Ernest Hull, East expenses for which they bill the sultants that showed that Hartford. “It is the politicians who have government, DeNardis said. politics was becoming a mere subverted the system,” he said. Rockefeller and Schlesinger Nursing home operators can "spectator sport” instead of a None of the pollsters boost the cost of nursing homes, There is no historical evidence suggested that the reason in­ means by which citizens feel he said, by manipulating that the United States flag was terest in politics is decreasing He’s Relaxing they can influence government. Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, left, and Secretary cent breakfast of the defense officials and the vice presi­ ownership, owning related ser­ ever raised by the army during might be the absence of sharply Cadell said recent surveys of Defense James Schlesinger exchange greetings at a re­ dent. (UPI photo) vices which figure in the costs. the Revolutionary War. showed “a breakdown in the defined differences between the Marl Harman, 11, of London, England provides a firm marvelous savings linkage” voters traditionally parties and their positions on footing for his mother and sister as he relaxes upon a bed believed to exist between their national issues. of nails. He has studied the ancient eastern art for a few In every department choice of public officials and This possibility, expressed years now as a hobby, but lately has complained about the the making of government most succinctly by Gov. George rising cost of nails. (NEA photo) policies. Wallace as third party can­ to celebrate the birthday Americans, he said, were in­ didate for President when he creasingly coming to the con­ said “there ain’t a dime’s worth of gallant ‘George’ and Honest ‘Abe’! clusion that the outcome of of difference” between the elections “have no bearing on Democrats and Republicans, is Sisterhood Sponsors my life.” vehemently denied by leaders Lance Tarrance, a pollster of the major parties. Torah Study Weekend associated with Republican But at least one of the new campaigns, had somwhat tribe of poiitical consultants — The Sisterhood of Temple Sabbath services at 10 a.m. and ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ parallel findings to report. He campaign managers to the un­ Beth Sholom will conduct its a luncheon followed by a study said citizens who were fourth annual Torah Study session from 3 to 5 p.m. initiated — touched on that ele­ P;: registered to vote but did not go ment. 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PatternsI Darks and Nation^s Educators M-L. black, brown, camell M-L LIghtsI Sizes 8-18. Working Conditions Face Tough Year lingerie. accessories. sportswear. sportswear. Becoming Concern misses’ famous NEW YORK (UPI) -- fees amount to about $6,000 a name save up to ’6 on full fashioned famous washable Of Nation’s Churches Educators will be struggling year, the belief is that tnose as usual with painful finan­ costs have gone as high as the stretch nylon shirts cial problems in 1975, but traffic will bear. ‘designers originals’ C Q Q plush slippers DAVID E. ANDERSON religious body cooperation on most have learned from past this issue through all ap­ UPI Religion Writer money crises, and they’ll be For years, some educators values to $12 w l W propriate means, including the coping like veterans with have complained that institu­ 1 9 9 Job safety and working con­ organization of unorganized reg.$10 ditions seem an unlikeiy issue new ones. tions built academic pro­ A ■ V Vvaiuesto$3 workers, to the end that the The Education Commission grams without regard to Discontinued styles...the ones you wanted for Christmas, but for the nation’s churches. health and safety of America’s Full placket front style with 2- Your favorites now at a good of the States, in a report con­ whether the student’s educa­ didn’t getl Now you can afford as many as you pleasel But for a growing number of people will be enhanced,” button cuff. Wardrobe musts savingsl Non-skid sole. cluded in the fall of 1974, pre­ tion would help get him or church people, the health and The resolution called oc­ at a most tempting pricel • 100% nylons • 100% Orion® acrylics dicted “an extended period of her a job after leaving school. Completely washable. Fashion safety of the American people cupational diseases “a national Great fit, tool White, beige, .• Cardigans • Mock turtlenecks • Turtles colors. Stock up nowl are becoming a No. 1 priority. crisis” from which “at least curtailed services in the A national blueprint for career • Crew necks • All with convenient back zip The Rev. Howard E. Spragg, / -V ’ C78-13 ^ public schools.” Education education in public schools from blue, peach. S-M-L. accessories. 100,000 of America’s workers [ sportswear. • Plenty of pastels, brights and darks executive vice president of the are dying and thousands more Tubeless Whitewalls accounts for about 40 per kindergarten throdgh grade 12 • Sizes 34-42, but not every size In every style, United Church of Christ’s seriously injured each year.” cent of all state expenditures was put together by Dr. Sidney Board for Homeland Jacob Ciayman, secretary in the United States and Marland when he was assistant fabric or color, sportswear. Ministries, recently called on treasurer of the Industrial austerity wiil be a way of life U.S. secretary of education. Mar- misses’ pant and carnival soft, that 2-million-member Union Department of the AFL- for a long time. land, formerly superintendent of denomination to “carry its CIO, said the 100,000 figure “New and experimental schools in Darien, Conn., and in double knit bras healing ministry into the mines, represents oniy “the tip of the StefI linlted Silrnt Guard Regular SAVE SALE Plus Federal programs will be especially Pittsburgh, now is president of street length coats factories and other iceberg” because many oc­ 'i'libele.ss Whitewalls Priee 30% Price Excise Tax hard hit and educators, who the College Entrance Examina­ workplaces.” cupational diseases are latent. have long searched for in­ tion Board Corp. in New York. “In mines and in factories, on The Airlie conference was E 78-14 $51.00 15.30 35.70 $2.44 novative ways to improve This concept of learning farms and in fields, millions of designed as a beginning in what schools, will be looking more 2 5.50 theory and practice changes 25 35 . Americans work in a poisoned F 7 8 -I4 $54.00 16.20 %. %, reg. 3.50 ea. the church leaders hope will be 37.80 $2.58 now for ways to save money,” the emphasis from “learning All from regular stocki A fan­ environment of noise, dust, a national movement "to the commission said. for learning’s sake to prepar­ Today’s natural look bra. chemicais, radiation and heat G 78-14 tastic group of fake furs, wool acquaint church members with $57.00 17.10 39.90 $2.74 Widespread cutbacks oc­ ing students in practical as stress,” according to Spragg. Doubleknit nylon tricot with the urgency and extent of the curred during the past year well as economic ways for a blends, poplins and morel As a first step, some 40 H 7 8 -1 4 $60.00 light cup shaping of Kodel® problem of occupational dis­ 18.00 42.00 $2.94 in the purchase of instruc­ useful, productive, and self- Your greatest chance of the church and union people ease,” according to Spragg. tional materials, construction year to savel Now thru Sat. on­ fiberflll. White. 32-38A, 32- gathered at Airlie House in G 78-15 $60.00 fulfilling lifestyle of their V, In the resolution, the par­ 18.00 42.00 $2.81 projects, maintenance and choice,” Marland said. ly, so rush Ini 38B, 32-38C. Warrenton, Va., to work out a ticipants called "the mobilizing repair. Although this underfashions. H 7 8-1 5 It is the vocational school joint program to attack the of moral, spiritual and political $64.00 19.20 44.80 $3.02 retrenchment will continue issue and raise the awareness concept exploding in many l concern and action” on behalf in 1975, the com m ission of the problem within their J 78-15 $68.00 20.40 $3.13 more job directions. It has in­ of workers. 47.60 noted: troduced a new word in various constituencies. According to Spragg, it would misses’ 2-piece “Nearly half of the states pedagogy - skilling, or misses’ no-iron Coming out of the conference take OSHA’s current inspection L 78-15 $71.00 21.30 49.70 $3.30 . ninuiiiM in , ' ...... ■''■'la say their school districts are teaching students how to per­ was a resolution promising that staff some 30 years to visit better prepared this school form gainful work such as ‘poly’ pant suits the participants would every work site covered by Ifse^SeWs Easy Payment Plani cotton pajamas year than last to cope with plumbing, selling, “develop and intensify inter- current safety and health laws. the effects of inflation, if only mechanics, ana clerical- High priority work-related because they already have Marland said it may take 10 diseases that will be attacked in behind them the bitter ex­ 1399* ^ ^ ^ values to 19.99 years to implement career the campaign include black 4 99 perience of 1973, when fuel education programs but that . ,„ lung, brown lung, coke oven Belted Jacket styles...safari > 18 T ire s ^ shortages and price in­ Beautiful prints and border WORLD ALMANAC poisoning, chemical poisoning pilot projects were underway Jackets and more...each with creases struck with unex­ prIntsI Easy-care, comfortable FACTS and radiation exposure. in California, Texas, Georgia easy-on, pull-on pants. Tatter- pected severity.” an d Oregon. Under the One of the first political cotton. Bottoms with College tuition, room and Oregon plan, a student would salsl ChecksI Houndstooth targets in the campaign is like­ elasticized waist, adjustable K \ m M l J j board fees wilt probably in­ ChecksI SolldsI Be earlyl Sizes ly to be Increased funding for have to spend six months buttons. Sizes 34-40. crease because of bigger bills the Occupational Safety and working at an outside job 10-18. for fuel and materials, cost of lingerie. Health Agency of the Labor before receiving a four-year ■dresses. ______nus$i»T6 living increases for faculty high school diploma. Department. Federal and staff, according to the Leaving high school with a Spragg said the campaign Excise Tax American Association of skill that can lead quickly to would be “a new thrust for State Colleges and Univer­ a steady job has more than Protestantism.” ay DynaPly “ 18” Sears Plus Federal jrs. woven ‘poly’ buy a baker’s dozen W h e e l Tubeless Blackwalls Price sities. girls’ douUeknit 4-14 “For too long the Protestant Excise Tax one advantage, as Marland t’ Tuition, room and board churches, along with govern­ sees it. The earning capacity costs for an undergraduate fashion trousers o f bikinis ment and voluntary health Alignm peiit A78-13 19.99 $1.76 can help a student to continue acrylic slacks fashion tops student attending school in agencies, have virtually ig­ an education. . In June 1900, anti-foreign C78-13 22.99 $1.98 one’s home state averaged Chinese called Boxers, be­ nored the human suffering S A V E $ 2 . 5 1 'A'/:/ / {■ J caused by preventable disease » 4 4 $1,286 in 1974. For a student DORMS OUTMODED sieged Westerners in the Regular 19,9S D78-14 23.99 $2.10 from out of state, the average Peking legations. A relief and accidents in mines, fac­ AMHERST, Mass. (UPD-The 13 5.99 399V»VWv*«to$9 1299 values to $6 . was $2,407. Seventy-seven per . ,„ 199 tories and other work places,” . . reg. $1 a p^ expedition of 18,000 Amer­ A 'A /■ University of Massachusetts E78-14 25.99 $2.27 cent of the public colleges Year-round favorltesi Super Assorted solids and fancies! ican, British, French, Jap­ he said. Moat Gar$ Amherst is studying alternatives Pull-on doublekhits In a fan­ and universities that raised fitting, super good looksl Stock up now and save plenty! anese and Russian troops is l v /.< J to dormitory r ^ e n c y require­ tastic selection of solid colorsi Long sleevesi TurtienecksI Cara wiib airoconditioning or ' - F78-14 26.99 $2.40 fees reported to the associ­ Colors, galore...navy, white, All the prints you’ve ever iifted the siege on August ments, according to Chancellor Come on In and stock up for HoodsI NoveltlesI A great torsion b ars ...... $3.00 extra ation that the increases were dreamed of and morel Solids, 14. The foreign nations in­ Randolph W. Bromery. yellow, light blue, pink. Sizes selection at a little pricel volved exacted- an indem­ G78-14 28.90 $2.56 all your girls In sizes 4-14. The armistice that ended the Make Sean your repair headquarters— due to inflation. Bromery has proposed a- 5-13. too. Sizes 5-7. nity of $333,000,000 payable At private universities the girls’ shop. girls' shop. Korean conflict was signed at Tune-ups, Brakes, Lubrication, Exhaust, universal student resource fee, to junior place. underfashions. in 39 years. The U.S. ac­ G78-15 28.09 12.60 need for more money is no Panmunjom July 27, 1953, Shock Absorben. Satisfaction guaranteed replace the current fee paid by c e p t e d $25,000,000, The less acute. But at Harvard, almost three years to the day or your money back.. dormitory residents only, to World Almanac recalls. H78-15 30.99 $2.83 Yale and Princeton, where a after North Korean troops in­ meet, as required by law, the “t/ae your convenient Worth*$ Charge CanL.At deterves a lot of Credit!** C o p y rig h t © 1973 student’s tuition, book, room Newtpaper Enterpriss Assn. vaded South Korea. debt service on the dorms, cam­ and board and incidental pus center, and stadium. Downtown 9:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. Thuro. 'til 9:00 Parkade — Mon., Tues., Wed.. Sat. 10:00-6:00 Thuro. & FrI. 10:00-9:00 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn!, Wed., Feb. 12,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Travel Show Salon Patrons On Bermuda ON SECOND THOUGHT List Problems By JAN WARREN ST. • LOUIS (UPD " Women Thursday who go to beauty salons think in­ flation and corruption in govern­ The beautiful island of Ber­ ment are the most pressing muda will be featured at The My Funny Valentine POTPOURRI problems in American society Herald’s Travel Show Thursday today. at 8 p.m. at the Manchester The National Hairdressers AF un High School auditorium. Doors and Cosmetologists Association open at 7:30. released the results of a poll of Films entitled "Anatomy of a Every year on Feb. 14, my In the section for wives and handed the card to,the clerk. Getting Married? Going to a beauty shop patrons taken from husband stops at the drugstore sweethearts, where ray hus­ After all, it would save my hus­ Prom? Our customers say we WATKINS BROS., 935 Main For a child’s birthday party, OcL 27 to Nov. 2 last year. More Vacation” and “Bermuda The Street has been assisting on his way home from work, band will be looking, there were band an extra stop. Suddenlyt have the largest selection of in­ frost a cake to resemble a clock than 15,000 American women Island Nobody Wanted” will be homemakers for over 100 years. The Knit-Look and buys me a valentine. no good valentines left. Some the monstrousness of what 1 stock formal wear, with the with the hour hand pointing to took part in the poll, listing in shown courtesy of the Bermuda During that period we have His heart is definitely in the were too gushy. Some too cor­ was about to do hit me. lowest prices in Connecticut! his age. order of importance 10 issues Department of Tourism. helped thousands of people fur­ Delta Airlines, whose flights right place, but his split-second- ny. One was decorated with a “Oh, nolYou can’t do that!” I Whenever the occassion and answering yes or no to 11 requires a tuxedo see us first. nish their homes in the style ; 4 run daily to Bermuda, will show timing makes me< nervous. ' big fat satin heart, and I hate said outloud. Giving no explana­ Mid Winter Special questions. You see, I was in the satin hearts. tion to the startled clerk, I You’ll be glad you did. REGAL and mood that fits their fancy a film “Packing Jet-style.” A and their pocketbook. ’The fami­ Try Faberge wheat germ oil Following inflation and cor- representative of Delta will drugstore this afternoon, and Finally I found a valentine dropped the card and ran out of MEN’S SHOP, Main Street, .•uption in government in order ly of employes at Watkins are and honey conditioning body also answer any travel despite the fact that Valentine’s that I liked. There were two lit­ the drugstore. Manchester; Tri-City Plaza, as concerned about helping you permanent' wave. With natural of their importance to the beauty questions. Day is still a few days off, the tle red birds nuzzling on the I don’t know w hat I ’m Vernon. as they are about servicing you. vitamin E gives your hair shop customers were: crime, During the intermission, a cards were all picked over. cover. It was perfect — cute, worried about anyway. If worse If we become friends, you’ll beautiful body with casual taxes, shortages of needed items, cruise and resort wear fashion "Don’t you realize that some and clever, and full of subtle comes to worse, my husband movement. Introductory offer; protection of privacy, protection C f r probably visit us again. Shop show will be presented by For­ men get their valentines at the meaning. It said can always buy me one of those Watkins. Find out why we’ve 19.95 at SCHULTZ BEAUTY of the environment, disarma­ mal’s Inn of Manchester and last minute!” I cried to the EVERYTHING that I want to valentines that say “to my nice become “known for quality. SALONS, 44 Oak Street, ment and general easing of in­ Harvey’s of the Burr Shopping . clerk. hear. dentist” and cross out the word Famous for service.” You’ll Manchester. Tel. 643-9851. Am­ ternational confrontations, na­ from Plaza, Manchester. Oh, there were valentines I walked to the counter and dentist. find everything for the great ple parking. tional health insurance and con­ Drawings will be held for left, but they were in the wrong ditional amnesty for Vietnam categories. There were plenty American home at WATKINS. prizes donated by area YWCA Offers Art Class Tel. 643-5171. ’ Keep a blackboard eraser in drait evaders. OOCKEY merchants. for teachers, dentists, god­ Majorities of the respondents INTERNATIONA!! mothers, grandparents and the glove compartment of your Free tickets are available at Registration is now open at Special for Senior Citizens answered yes to such questions - great-aunts-once-removed. Tuesday afternoons from 3:15 car to remove steam from win­ The Herald office or from the the YWCA Nutmeg Program Need perking up? PARISIAN as favoring a national consumer There were also lots of those to 4:45 for five weeks. Classes dows. following sponsoring travel Center for “Color, Collage and COIFFURES at 55 Oak Street protection agency, passage of mean, nasty studio cards. One will begin Feb. 25. VIUEinKiBRi] agencies: Craft II,” an art class for third will offer on any Monday, the Equal Rights Amendment, had a picture on the cover of a There will be a “Color, Yarn Sale! Globe Travel, 555 Main St., and fourth grade children that Tuesday, Wednesday, or FBIM Friday, Saturday and Mon­ tougher campaign spending JOCKEY* man ^ t h his arms open in a Collage and Craft I” class for Edward M. Stickney, commander of the Anderson Shea Post of the Veterans of Foreign Goodchild-Bartlett Travel, 113 focuses on exploring art Thursday a shampoo and set for day, Feb. 14, 15 and 17. laws and more tax breaks for •Main St., Mercury Travel, 627 wide embrace. “ Guess who first and second graders begin­ Wars, presents awards to Gerald Perrett and Cheryl Hyde, at center. The students were VFW Names medium and creative self- 53.00, and a haircut, if needed Brunswick 4 oz. skein acrylic persons on fixed incomes. VAlENTiNETApEREd BoXERS Main St., LaBonne Travel, 67 E. wants you?” was the tan­ ning in April. winners in the annual Voice of Democracy contest. Looking on is Ruth Heneghan, presi­ expression. for $2.00 more. Or a permanent When using a meat ther­ reg. 51-79; Sale 51.59 and 1007o The customers answered no to Center St., O’Keefe Travel, 750 talizing question. Inside was the For more information call Tapered construction with abbreviated dent of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. (Herald photo by Dunn) Contest The class wiU be held at the including shampoo and haircut mometer, be sure it is inserted wool 4 oz. skein reg. 5199; Sale amnesty for draft evaders, man­ Silas Deane Highway, kicker, “Nobody!” the YWCA at 647-1437. legs. Packaged in a Clever Beating center, 78 N. Main St. on and set for flO.OO. Tel. 643-9832. so that it rests in the thickest 51.75. KNITTERS WORLD at datory national health in­ Winners Wethersfield, and Hastings Heart "Let's Monkey Around" gift part of the meat, not against a the Manchester Parkade. Tel. surance, busing to achieve racial giving box. Travel, Coventry. bone or in fat. balance in schools, raising taxes The Anderson Shea Post of 646-4340. Sizes 28-40 ...... $5.00 the Veterans of Foreign Wars To keep house plants growing to cure inflation, restoring diplo­ and its Ladies Auxiliary con­ 51 BISSELL straight, it is a good idea to give matic relations with Cuba, in­ A Great Companion Gift— Jockey ducted the annual Voice of Phone them a quarter turn each day or creasing the food stamp pro­ Power-Kiiit" T-Shirt ENGAGED Democracy Awards night at the 643- ST. frear) so to receive an even supply of Wildlife Threatened gram and paying higher prices Sizes S, M, L, XI____3 for $7.00 MANCHESTER for products to solve pollution. Post Home. ABOUT 8424 OPEN light. The script writing contest is WE TUES., WED., By Souvenir Hunters The results of the poll are held for 10, 11 and 12th grade TOWN FRI., SAT. being sent to President Ford and A(»EPT Manchester Civitan Orchestra students. The theme this year MEAT MARKET 0:00-5:30 PM members of Congress. “Because of the indiscrimi­ was “My Responsibility as a DUSTER presents “Main Street” at the Bjy JOHN VIRTUE Grades 7,8 and 9 confirmands THURS. m nate hunting that has taken Use the very comfortable Citizen.” (M iGE Our nieats Are Strictly U.S.D.A. CHOICE 8:00 P.M . Manchester Armory, on CARACAS (UPD - Wildlife of­ stretchable-knit fabric to of Center Congregational place in recent times, many Awards were presented to and (Closad Sun. February 14th, for an annual ficials say., several Venezuelan make this sew-simple Church will meet tonight at 6:30 Specials Are Good thru Saturday, February 15th species have be«i reduced in three winners from Manchester FOOD *M o n .J N’alentine Dance. From 9:00 animals, birds and reptiles are style! No. 8326 with p.m. in the Federation Room of p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Donation will threatened with extinction by number, resulting in a ban on PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 8 High School. First prize of a U. the church and at 8 p.m. will at­ STAMPS COME IN AND COMPARE OUR LOW, LOW PRICES to 18. Size 10, 32% bust S. Savings Bond went to Gerald be 110.00 per couple. Tickets clandestine hunters slaughter­ their killing until they recover,” tend the Ash Wednesday Com­ said Victw Canestri, director of . . . dress, 1% yards 55- BIG EATERS 0 * Perrett; second and third place FOR THE HIGHEST QUALITY BEEF IN THE AREA!! will be available at PAUL ing them for tourist souvenirs. inclr stretchable knit. munion Service in the church BUETTNERS FLORIST 1122 The national guard recently the National Wildlife Office of NEW YORK (UPD - Despite winners, respectively, Michael sanctuaiy. Patterns available only Lombardo and Cheryl Hyde, U.S.D.A. CHOICEI BOmside Ave. East Hartford. raided a soies of souvenir shops the agriculture ministry. in sizes shown. record-high food prices, Ameri­ > in Caracas, the oil city of “But in no case can we allow TO ORDER, send lit lor eidi pit- cans ate more in 1974 than in who were recipients of gift cer­ Manchester Square Dance BONELESS EXTRA LEANI tern, plus 25t for postaie and Maracaibo and at several air­ the spectacle of thousands of handllni, 1973. tificates. All three received Club will have an advanced GROUND SEVERAL TIMES DAILYII Instead of being kept in a cool pins and framed pictures of the dry place, g ra t^ cheese will ports, seizing animal skins and four-day-old alligators being According to the U5. Depart­ workshop Thursday from 7:30 SHOULDER SUE BURNEn American flag. GROUND ROUND hold up much better and longer stuffed young alligators in killed to be sold later to tourists,” ment of Agriculture, the amount to 10 p.m. at Martin School. he said. I M i e l a r Essriel NsrsM of food consumed by each man, Gilbert Hunt, head of the if it is refrigerated. human like poses. Four of the 1180 Me. ol Amerlcu English Department at MHS, LONDON BROIL alligators formed a band - a Canestri said that the species New York, H. V. 10036 woman and child jumped 1.8 per The ways and means com­ threatened with extinction or Print Name, Address with ZIP cent in 1974 over the previous accepted a plaque, on behalf of guiter player, a sax player, an CODE, Style Number and Size. mittee of Manchester Junior Everything for home im­ which are low in number in­ year, making it the largest an­ REGAL M ENl GNiP the school, given in apprecia­ W om en’s Club w ill m eet accordionist and a drummer. Coupon for FREE Pat­ tion of the many years he has provement. Whatever your clude tapirs, wild pigs, wild nual increase since 1959. CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE MEN’S STORE" Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the Other raids were aimed at tern is in the ’74 Fall & participated in the program. He M needs in lumber and building stopping the shipment abroad of hares, deer, alligators and Winter Basic f a s h io n . The increase resulted from MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON home of Mrs. William Ryan, 54 .15 materials, home improvement various tropical birds. Price . . . 51.00 a copy. bigger consumption of livestock also received a personal gift for Overland St. We add NO Frozen Imported Beef skins of endangered species, his promotion of the program. items, or Do-It Yourself such as the ocelot and other “This extermination is the Also send for No. 1500 products and poultry - expected ADVENTURES IN SEWING. Nassiff Photo Loring Photo Nassiff Photo Ray Raddatz, post junior vice 1.39 or Soy Flllere To Our Ground Meatl materials, you can find them at members of the cat family, and result of sporting and commer­ to average 21 per cent higher in Young Women’s Fellowship MANCHESTER LUMBER, 255 cial activities and requires Hints to give garments 1974 than in 1973. The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss Lin­ The engagement of Miss commander and co-chairman of of the Salvation Army will meet rare bird feathers. a professional look. $1.00. the program, presented a Center Street. Tel. 643-5144. Ask strong protective measures,” he Cathy Ann Lescroart of da Jean Klosiewski of Un- Claudia Adele Grosso of Coven­ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at .the U.8.D.A. CHOICE for Frank or Jack. said. Manchester to Robert J. casville to Richard W. Soucy try to Ross Mayla'nd Roberts of plaque to Mary E. LeDuc in ap­ home of Mrs. Celia Bell, Scott D e li Specials! Nyulassy of Manchester, has Jr. of Oakdale, has been an­ Coventry, has been announced preciation of her many years of Dr. CutShort-WIHiHOTallll been announced by her parents, nounced by her parents, Mr. by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. work on the program. A brief resume of the local, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lescroart and Mrs. Francis Klosiewski of Joseph Grosso of Coventry. Junior and Senior Confirma­ CHICKEN ROLL...... i/i lb . w V of 145 Cushman Dr. Uncasville. Mr. Roberts is the son of Mr. district state and national ac­ tion Classes of Emanuel RIB STEAKS Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roberts of tivities was presented by John Mr. Nyulassy is the son of Lutheran Church will meet and Mrs. Richard W. Soucy Sr. Spring St. Roche of Glastonbury, state IMPOnnD 70^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nyulassy ^Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the of 129 Benedict Dr., South VOD chairman. Mrs. 'Dieresa BOILED HAM ...... 'A lb . " ^ of 47 Agnes Dr. The bride-elect is a 1970 parish building of the church. Windsor. graduate of Coventry High Varney, department conduc­ tress and chairman of the state CUDAHY , The bride-elect is a 1973 The bride-elect is a 1970 School and a 1972 graduate of Beta Sigma Chapter, Beta Some investments Some investments graduate of Manchester High graduate of Montville High Bay Path Junior College, auxiliary, spoke on behalf of the Sigma Phi sorority, will meet marcheiiitastyle S ^ O O School and is currently atten­ School. She is employed at the Longmeadow, Mass. She is auxiliary. Mayor John Thomp­ M PEPPERONI...... lb. .A na9 w Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at the son congratulated the winners. .1 9 ding Manchester Community Thomas G. Faria Corp. in Un­ employed as a secretary at home of Mrs. Michelle Archer, College. She is employed as a casville. Pioneer Parachute Co., Inc. in Middle Dr., East Hartford, for Also available are U.S.D.A. C HOICE Hindquarters, W Hliidquartara, Sides, and W sales clerk at Caldor’s. Mr. Soucy was graduated in Manchester. a Valentine party. Members Sides of Beef. All freezer orders are cuL wrapped and labeled to your 1969 from South Windsor High Her fiance, a 1969 graduate of Her fiance, also a 1973 Class Of ’45 are reminded to bring cookies specifications, and BLAST FROZEN at NO EXTRA CHARQEI aregoingdown. are going un School. He has been a member Manchester High School, graduate of Manchester High to distribute at a Valentine par­ of the Connecticut National attended Manchester Com­ School, will be attending Hart­ Plans Reunion ty at Manchester Manor Con­ Guard since 1969 with the 745th munity College. He is employed ford State Technical College in valescent Home Friday. Signal Co. (SPT) at Camp as a computer operator at the fall. He is employed as a Grasso in Niantic. He is Travelers Insurance Co. Data The Manchester High School, sales clerk at Caldor’s. currently a technician for CNG Center. Class of 1945, will hold its 30th at Camp Grasso. The couple plan a May 17 reunion and dinner-dance. May No date has been set for the The couple plan a June 14 wedding in St. Mary’s Churh, 31, at Willie’s Steak House. wedding. wedding in New London. Coventry. Ray Lanzano and Jean Johnston Mathiason are serving as co-chairmen of the event. Fawn Appleby McCarthy is secretary and Emily Strong Buccino will handle publicity. ‘ j \ \ The reunion committee will COLLEGE NOTES meet on Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. at the home of Jean Mathiason, 78 Florence St. All class members interested in Mrs. John R. Mrosek of 143 pleting her clinical practicum Three young women from helping with reunion Send Your Love A Manchester, all members of Boulder Rd. in the Northeastern University arrangements are welcome. Bay Path Junior College’s Glee Speech, Hearing and Language Club will participate in a joint Among the students named Clinic and in the Wellesley concert with the Amherst Presidential Scholars for the (Mass.) public schools, Miss ■- College Freshman Glee Club on fall semester at Clarkson Griswold received her master’s Feb. 23, and the annual Faculty College, Potsdam, N.Y. are degree in education in speech Recital with Bay Path on April Allison E. Kuehl, daughter of pathology. She is presently 8. They are Karen-Marie Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Kuehl, working as a speech pathologist Cronin, a junior in the 74 Mountain Rd., a senior in in the Everett (Mass.) public 649^268 chemical engineering; and' schools. Two Members executive secretarial program ' 85 E . Center S t, Manchester and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Jesanis, son of Mr. Honored B y John J. Cronin of E. Middle and Mrs. Edward W. Jesanis, Owen D. Wilson, son of Mr. Tpke.; Karen J. Frost, a senior RFD 8 Hurlburt Rd., a and Mrs. C.H. Wilson of E. Garden Club executive secretarial major, freshman in mathematics. Eldridge Street, has been The Manchester Garden Club daughter of Mr. and Mrs. named to the dean’s list for the honored two of its members for George P. Frost of Wells St.; Joanne Kautz, daughter of fall semester at St. Leo’s outstanding service at its re­ and Carol Mulherin, a senior Mr. and Mrs. Eugene M. Bailey College, St. Leo, Fla., where he cent meeting at Center sociology major, daughter of of Manchester, a member of is a senior majoring in physical VALENTINE Congregational Church. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mulherin of the senior class at Lasell Junior education. Durant St. Miss Frost and Miss College, Newton, Mass., has Miss Ellen Buckley of 560 E. Mulherin are graduates of been named to the dean’s list Center St. was given a life Manchester High School, and for the first semester. She is membership in the club. She has been an active member for 20% OFF on PLANTS Miss Cronin was graduated enrolled in the child study from East Catholic High program at the college. 48 years and has served on Ca$h And Carry QUECHEE LAKES CORPORATION Q6MH' IN T H E numerous committees. She is What’s a safe investment these days? Where 55(X) acres of wilderness," streams, homes, School. Box 85 presently chairman of the can you put your money and be sure you’ll get fairways, and ski slopes. When you buy one of Among the students named to SERVICE Quechee, Vermont 05059 Flower Artistry Committee. your money’s worth? Maybe stocks and bonds. these acres, you get to enjoy thousands more for Debra Jean Lawrence, the dean’s list for the fall call collect: 1-802-295-7525 (ext, 63) Miss Millicent Jones of 54 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. semester at the University of Maybe mutual funds. Maybe real estate. Maybe nothing. Nothing but having a ball or doing Douglas R. Fontaine, son of. Please send more information about Quechee Lakes to: Bridgeport are the following; Tolland Rd., Bolton, was given George E. Lawrence of Mrs. R.G. Fontaine of 11 gold and silver. M aybe. . . and maybe not. noting at all. The home you build for yourself Manchester, has been named to Manchester, Kerry Donahue, a life membership in the Orchard St., Rockville, has Federated Garden Clubs of If you think about it, your best investment is in or the condominium we build for you—either one name------the dean’s list for the first 308 Porter St., John Smayda, 14 been assigned to Mountain yourselves. You, your family, and a lifetime of you can lend to others, yet keep for semester at Lasell Junior Shallowbrook, and Christin Connecticut, Inc. She has been address___i Home AFB, Idaho, from Ko a member of the local club for College, Newton, Mass. She is a Tierney, 46 Wedgewood Dr.; nature walks, fireside talks, sleighrides, and yourselves. .. forever. -Z ip - Kha, Thailand. He is a city & state- member of the senior class and Talcottville, Lynne Russo, P.O. 29 years and is a past president. softball games, together, as landowners at pavements maintenance phone_____ Box 3036; Vernon, Karen She has also worked on many is enrolled in the executive specialist with the 366th Civil Quechee Lakes, Vermont secretarial program. Green, 33 Echo Dr. committees and is now co- Obtain the H U D property report from developer and read Engineering Squadron, a unit of Come and become part of our Vermont valley. I lakes chairman of the Public it before signing anything. HUD neither approves the the Tactical Air Command. Relations Committee. Wendy Mrosek has been It’s a place to retreat to—away fixim the pace and ijnerit of the offering, nor the value, if any, of the property. ^ Diane Griswold, daughter of Fontaine was graduated in 1972 Both women have entered named to the dean’s list for the Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Griswold Jr. pressure of everyday living. We’ve got almost fall semester at Colby Women's rom Rockville High School. His exhibits in flower shows and ' Homesites & Condominiums of 93 Steep Hollow Lane, is an wife, Mary, is the daughter of College in New London, N.H. have won many awards for Quechee Lakes is a part of CNA FINANCIAL Corporation. One of America’s billion dollar corporations. honor graduate of Northeastern Mr. and Mrs. G.M. McCoy of She is the daughter of Mr. and flower arranging and hor­ University, Boston. After com- Great Falls, Mont, ticulture. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Feb. 12, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12, 1975— PAGE SEVENTRRN Plti9hunt Qrocury Manager, 0am/a Brodin, plM t to toll 1,000 gollono of Saa/faat fee OBITUARIES Technical Education Cream with thl$ 40t off promotion. No llmlt..no Goupon»...FIII your technical schools In general attests to the freezer a( tfife HERALD Indians Clinch Tournament Berth (Continued from Page One) increasing attention to and interest in low price. Peter Urhanetti Dies; eased in recent years. But the vocational training. FIRE CALLS ANGLE maintenance of the dress code is "accor­ The additional programs and S A V E 400 By EARL YOST ding to the wishes of the students curriculum provided not only make the ON EVERY 1/kQALLON OF Sports Editor Capture Thriller Sox* Carho Files Was Shoe Repairman themselves," says Garofalo. choice of a technical education more at­ MANCHESTER The students have the opportunity to tractive, but also provide a need. ’Tuesday; 10:07 p.m. — Report Peter Urbanetti, 72, of 312 Other survivors are 3 learn the most modern methods of Enrollment Up of smoke at Cheney Hall, 177 SEM.TEST KE CKilM Against Enfield For Arbitration Main St. died Tuesday night at daughters, Mrs. William R. . machine and tool practice, electronics, This year, the enrollment at Cheney Hartford Rd.; unfounded, no ALL FLAVORS - Half Gallon and automotive mechanics as the school Manchester Memorial (Isolda) Schaller and Mrs. Ray­ Tech increased more than 10 per cent over fire (Town). BOSTON (UPI) — Bemie Carbo, who hit .249 with 12 continually updates its facilities. Com­ last year, says Garofalo. There are 435 Remember the Old Gyms? Hospital. He was the husband of mond (Sylvia) Shane, both of TOLLAND COUNTY home runs in 1974, has become toe first Boston Red Sox Mrs. Esther Pagani Urbanetti. Manchester, and Mrs. Elaine puterization has joined the list of varied students presently enrolled. Student strolling through memoryland. By Earl Yost ’Tuesday) 12:36 p.m. — Report player to file for arbitration in toe two years toe rule has Before his retirement, he Barile of Newton, Ohio; a subjects taught. capacity is 340. Sitting courtside at the recent regular season NBA Safely tucked away today is a berth in toe 1975 CIAC The big annual project for the senior of smoke in house at Elgin Dr., been in effect. owned a shoe repair service at brother, Julius Urbanetti of Garofalo’s concern is “ How much Tolland; no fire. basketball game at the Hartford Civic Center featuring the Double A Basketball Tournament for Manchester High. carpentry class is the construction of a Carbo, acquired in a trade ministration. He will The Center; before that he was Meriden; 2 sisters, Mrs. Joseph longer can we turn away kids?" Boston Celtics and Houston Rockets and later in press row Later this month for toe on Summer St. He was in Marinelli of Glastonbury and house under contract to a customer. With the need for this kind of education, from St. Louis in toe fall of assume many duties former­ Besides an attractive technical $ | 0 9 for the first all-Catholic high school doubleheader which first time in four years the business in Manchester more Mrs. Frank Sharpies of Rocky the problem of money and space looms Enfield, paced by mgged 1973, returned his contract ly handled by John Alevizos, featured East Catholic thoughts of another era passed Indians will be in toe post­ than 30 years. Hill; and 10 grandchildren. curriculum in an attractive building, bigger every year. But untjl such Hayden and diminutive unsigned and asked to have who recently resigned. Cheney Tech features a good athletic MCC Calendar through my mind. season scramble. Mr. Urbanetti was bom Oct. problems can be solved, Howell Cheney Conte, managed to knot the negotiations sent to arbitra­ The club also announced program. Sports are important, says Remember the days of the old gyms in the area? 27, 1907, in Magliano, Sabina, The funeral is Friday at 8:30 Technical School will continue to offer a Correction Last night before a crowd cdUnt at 45-all in the dying tion, it was announced that five more players had Garofalo. combination of academic and technical in­ AH 1.59 fla v o rs .... % j|ai. $1.19 Today, most high schools and communities boast first Italy, and had lived in a.m. from the John F. Tierney Because of an inadvertent of 735 at the Clarke Aena, seconds of the third canto. Tuesday. signed 1975 contracts, Manchester since 1914. Tjie steady yearly increase of student struction to those who desire to pursue a class athletic facilities for the round ball game. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center omission of items from the toe ’Tribe presented first Manchester had led from The club and Carbo have leaving 13 unsigned in­ He was a member of the St., with a Mass at St. James enrollment at Cheney Tech and most vocational career other than college. With Any Other Manchester High and Cheney Tech didn’t have a gym of Manchester Community LAND 0’ LAKES year coach Doug Pearson Ray Sullivan’s twin-pointe*^ until 12:01 a.m. Friday to cluding Carbo. Italian-American Society and Church at 9. Burial will be in St. $7.50 Purchase its own for nearly a half century. College Calendar in Monday’s with a thrilling 6 ^ victory shortly after the openinj file final salary figures and Those signing included had served as its secretary for James Cemetery. Herald, the listing for Friday CHEESE LAND O’ LAKES The Indians played home games at the State Armory and 15 years. He was also a member over EJnfield High inaCCIL tap. if no settlement is reached, pitchers Bill Lee and Rick Health District Talks Continue and Saturday are being 5>lb. Box during the World War II years performed at the East Side of the Maglianese Society and BUHER encounter. Enfield led twice, 53 Carbo would become the Wise, outfielder Jim Rice, Friends may call at the repeated today in their cor­ Rec. The latter also served as Cheney’s, then known as its treasurer for 22 years, and ipartment. She remarked it might be • 4 .8 9 and 55-54, with 5;4 IMWMTIIKD BY Rd., is in charge of Manchester-South Windsor Health Quesnel was deliberately arrangements. ’The funeral is Thursday at the secretary of the interior. Vh to 4 lb. Fryara 3 Healy 2 3-4 7 coach of the NBA’s Seattle 1:30 p.m. from the D’Esopo District is acceptable to the state health Road Floors, -Too fouled as Enfield sought the 1 Quesnel 5 2-2 12 There are no calling hours. Plnehurst Pot Roattt, Stews, Soup Meat and London 3 Rawlings 2 1-2 5 SuperSonics and was succeeded- ATTENTION YkVWI The family suggests that any Funeral Home Chapel, 235 On toe ‘road’, there were some gyms that would be ruled ball with six seconds left. 3 Demko 0 4-4 4 by his assistant, Bucky Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Saturday, Feb. 15 Broils are Ideal winter meata...EASY ON THE 2 Koepsel 3 1-1 7 memorial contributions may be out today as fire hazards. Before the foul was 1 Ostberg 1 0-0 2 Buckwalter. Tuesday, made to the American Cancer with a service at Center Basketball — 8 p.m .; BUDGET, TOO. How many can go back to toe gym over toe general store detected, Enfield missed 0 McNickle 1 (M) 2 Buckwalter was fired as coach ^ TOYOTA 0 Milolowsky 0 0^1 0 Society. Church, Hartford, at 2. Burial Mayor Says Lincoln Issue Manchester CC vs. Greater four consecutive rebound of the ABA’s Utah Stars and will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. in Broad Brook, or the Maple Street School in Rockville, 0 Collins Hartford CC; Howell Cheney MEATY SHANK tap shots that resembled a 0 Pisch was succeeded by Nissalke. ★ DATSUN Friends may call at the Technical School; admission SHORT RIRS toe old Rockville High gym with the low ceiling at one end volleyball game. “I was hoping to get a chance OWNERS funeral home tonight from 7 to 8 Is Politically Motivated free. SOUP CUTS TO BRAISE or toe Polish-American Qub gym in Rockville, the gym on 13 Totals 28 12-16 I LAREDO BLACY Mrs. Rose A. Belisle Enfield (66) to talk to Bucky before word of 7 to 9. Drama —8 p.m.; “Babbit and toe then Vernon County Home property, with stoves in the Awarded two free throws, 600«Ub.60'l-> > Stse> Berts ]J Mrs. Rose Alma Bibeau Beli­ lb. 8 9 * Ib. * 1 .0 9 B F Pts, this leaked out,” Nissalke said E«ch. $1.59 'The family suggests that any By SOL R, COHEN facing Main St., has been con-, criticism and charged the town the Firebugs,” Main Campus; comers, which were always red hot and someone always Quesnel calmly stepped up 2 Hayden 11 3-4 25 95 sle of Baltic died Tuesday mor­ Tuesday. “I can appreciate it if TO $1.81 F.t.i memorial contributions may be verted into a driveway and is in violation of state statutes. MCC Auditorium; admission: came away with bums, and they were not floor bums. to the line and dropped in 2 McCoy 3 0-2 ning at a Manchester convales­ An 1,100-signature petition 4 Conte he is upset. I want him to made to the Center Church He said alterations to town generai $1; MCC students with SEM I BONELESS. CALIF. S H L E both pressure shots to insure cent hospital. She was the —asking for restoration of the parking area for about 10-12 ’The old Osborn Prison Farm in Enfield was another gym 2 Lamond realize that I didn’t seek the job Camp Fund. area in front of Lincoln Center vehicles. property require approval by ID 50 cents. CHUCK POT ROAST Ib. 9 8 * that is now only a memory. The inmates, under Coach the win. Jim Hayden’s 11th 3 Whittle with the Stars. Both (owner mother of Henry Cote of Bolton Snow Sculpture Contest — All 4 Mogora and Wilfred Cote of to its original grass and lawn — Thompson assured Mrs. the Planning and Zoning Com­ Tony Randall, had a fine club with players answering to basket at the buzzer cut the 0 Kelley Bill) Daniels and (General mission. Day; judging at 3 p.m.; Main Charlestown Beach, R.I., and was presented ’Tuesday night to Hublard ,the situation there is U.8. CHOICE TENDER LEAN, BONELESS the name of Batty, Doc, .Red and others. Players and of­ final margin to two points. Manager) Bill Orwig talked to temporary, the purpose of the Campus; Student Mall; admis­ 17 Totals 29 6-10 Fort Lauderdale, Fla., former­ the Manchester Board of Direc­ Pascal Prignano remarked, After a horrendous start. Score at half: 36-26 Manchester me about the position. I told IIWN t DOMISIK sion free. CUBE STEAKS ; LONDON RROILS ficials were always treated to egg sandwiches and milk ly of the Manchester area. tors. parking is to help the han­ “Someone is making a moun­ them I couldn’t talk to them un­ 4 IVHEEl DRUM by 2 WHEU DISC REIIIIE dicapped who have facilities Flea Market & Crafts Fair — after toe games. This was one gym where every fan, and DtHH* Other survivors are a It produced a charge from tain out of a molehill,” adding ■L * 1 .6 9 lb. * 1 .6 0 less I was certain Bucky would •MUHSUUIBIIW eaSpklHJSUICYl lasBi YntncBIsdli there, plans call for beautifying 9 a.m.-4 p.m.; Main Campus; there were about 100 a game, rooted for the outside team. •nVCMBOMOIKOIOSiUlSI daughter, a brother, a sister, 12 Mayor John Thompson the he’s shocked at the uproar over be treated fairly and honestly.” •(iBBiuniiiiii inyUrlraCirB CtauMtsB Student Center Building; ad­ Foot Guard Hall in Hartford was another ‘beauty’ as well •BWIIIY KUIEIM K’ Whiter grandchildren 9 great­ ABOUT petitions were politically the area with plantings and a removal of a patch of vintage B in SIZED, FORK nNDER, LEAN CUBES ___ Nissalke said it’s going to be •Muimui mission free. as toe old Trinity College gym. •OKIMKSISNS grandchildren, and several motivated. buffer zone when weather per­ grass. difficult to get the Stars, mired TOWN mits, and “this board, especial­ Duplicate Bridge — 1 p.m.; PINEHURST STEWING BEEF ib.' 1 .3 9 ’This is only scratching toe surface, recalling gyms of UConns Better • onaBNmcYi nieces and nephews. ’The petitions were presented in fourth place in the ABA Phyllis Jackston said, “Let’s Manchester Community •NUSIKiMPKIBIUHS S n s '1 9 The funeral is Thursday at by Mrs. Verna Hublard of 68 ly, is on record for preserving another day. West, into toe playoffs because * 24” be realistic. The way it was College Bridge Club; Hartford BEEF CHUCK BLADE LEAN U.8. CHOICE 9:15 a.m. from the Gagne Adelaide Rd. A former open space and for improving it’s too late in the season to in­ wasn’t very pretty. Let’s not Road Building; Room 102; BONE IN - 1st CUT Baltic Funeral Home, 12 W. First Church of Christ, Scien­ Manchester resident who the aesthetics of the town.” ROUND STEAK Fun in Old Days Home Record stall his own system of play. ALIGNMENT n 9 '21 '3 9 jump the gun. Let’s wait until Main St., Baltic, with a Mass at tist, will have a testimony moved from town and returned He questioned the motive Open to all players; admission STEAKS Ground “It is going to take better f f ii we see the finished product. If Looking back now, it was just as much fun at the time, St. Mary’s Church, Baltic, at 10. meeting tonight at 8 at the here eight months ago, she said behind the petition, pointing out $1.50. than a .500 record the rest of the $ T 9 5 • Correct we made a mistake, we’ll know Cross Country Tour— 10 a.m. 4 9 Ib. * 1 .4 9 playing in toe little gyms as later in life when one stepped ® X 1 4 Burial will be In St. Mary’s church, 447 N. Main St. she was dismayed to find how the changes were announced lb. * way to get into the playoffs,” g f NOSIOUK Caiber J75X14 $22 it then.” out onto the surface at toe old Madison Square Garden in The University of Connecticut trailed until midway in CR78x I4 '41 Cemetery, Baltic. much of Manchester’s many months ago and drew no & 11 a.m.; Main Campus; Nissalke said. *21 opposition then. Cougar Field; admission free. New York, Boston Garden, Philadelphia’a Palestra, the toe second half but took and kept the lead in the final five • Correct Coster • .Correct Tee-Oit 735x14 Friends may call at the aesthetics and beauty has been Mrs. Hublard, answering Nissalke guided the ABA’s f '5x1.4 He proposed, “Wait and see Cross Country Ski Race — PINEHURST GROUND MEATS mine Arena in Washington or the Broadmore Hotel in minutes to defeat Rutgers 90-89 and snap the Scarlet funeral home tonight from 7 to lost or disturbed. Thompson’s charges of San Antonio Spurs to a 17-10 E r /b«I4 n a '2 4 '4 6 From 1703 to 1875 Connecticut Knights’ five-game win streak. 1 9. She urged, “Let Manchester how it looks when completed, “political motivation” and the 12:30 p.m.; 5 miles; Main Cam­ real budget aavara. Philadelphaia. record this season but was fired 6ALL JOINTS had two state capitals and ses­ pus; Cougar Field; admission Tlie Huskies’ win was their again become known as the before you complain.” “wait and see” suggestion, Fortunately, with the changing times, and progress, not Dec. 13 in a dispute with owner sions of the legislature were held free. 15th in 18 starts, and stretched 195x14 Eldred J. McCabe town where the manager and “ What you are doing and remarked, “I can’t believe nnohurst Hamburg only are toe hardwood courts bigger and better today, but representative Angelo Drossos $ 4 0 8 8 FR78xt4 '2 5 '4 8 alternately at Hartford and New what Mr. Zinsser is doing is un­ their home victory skein to 18. stitute guard Joey Whelton, The funeral of Eldred J. directors listen to the people.” what I hear. I’m surprised at 5-lb. lota or more...... lb. toe players are too. Old timers can brag all they want over adding an 11th player to 825x14 Haven, the home of Yale Univer­ fair to the board,” said ’Thomp­ Highly regarded Rutgers who connected on seven of G78x14 McCabe of 115 Russell St., who The lawn at Lincoln Center, the closed minds of the board (Less than 5 tbs... about toe good old days and how they would handle today’s the San Antonio roster. He was §15x14 sity. son. ib. $1.09) dropp^ only their fifth game in assorted shots and had four of REPLACE 2 UPPER (3R 2 LOWER BALL JO'NTS G W x l4 '2 5 '2 6 '4 9 died ’Tuesday at Manchester members. I can’t believe it. I’m teams, but this comer doesn’t buy these boasts. replaced by Bob Bass. INSPPnT AND TIGHTEN STEERING MECHANISM Director Carl Zinsser, a 21. five free throws in an 18 point f r o n t w h e e l b e a r in g s Memorial Hospital, will be sure the only ones who are lear­ Nissalke does not think he PlflAOK. QtrrER former member of the Conser­ 3 In 1 BLEND Today’s players are better in every facet of toe game. In other Tuesday night performance, his best so far. ADJUST AND INSPECT ALU FOUR BRAKES Friday at 1 p.m. at Holmes ning from our mistakes are the was treated fairly when the CHECK AND RESTORE BRAKE FLUID IF NEEDED 215x14 '2 6 vation Committee, joined those games. Central Connecticut Also hitting double figures for HR78X14 '2 7 ’51 Funeral Home, 400 Main St. surrounding towns.” NOTICE BEEF. PORK, VEAL Spurs fired him for unexplained DISC BRAKES AND FRONT WHEE L DRIVE CAI, protesting the Lincoln Center moved to a 30-22 halftime lead Connecticut were A1 Weston 560x15 na.95 Capt. Arthur Carlson, com­ Probate Court is open.for con PINEHURST U.S. CHOICE or Moat Loaf or “conduct detrimental to the ADDITIONAL changes and encouraged cir­ and was never headed in with 16 points, Lee Otis Wilson 685x15 . $22 manding officer of the In an action during the ferences with the judge from CHUCK GROUND SWEDISH MEAT franchise” and has retained at­ culation of the petitions. gaining a 57-54 victory over with 12 and John ’Thomas with Manchester Salvation Army business meeting which 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on S-lb. lota or more torneys to reach a settlement m i "I question your last-minute BALLS Bulls* Hot Streak Stonehill, and Hartford 11 . SHOCK 205x15 Corps, will officiate at the ser­ followed, the board voted to Thursday nights. Night on the reported $78,000 the '2 5 '2 6 '4 9 concern,” said ’Thompson to smothered Lowell Tech 111-73. r i ' V ' GR78X15. vice. Burial will be in East raise the membership of the telephone number: 649-0445. lb. * 1 .1 9 Connecticut shot 49 per cent franchise owes him on his con­ Zinsser, “especially since it lb. * 1 .3 9 The Huskies trailed from the Cemetery. WINTER SPORTS Conservation Commission to 11 William E. Fitzgerald (Leas than 5 Iba. from'the floor, hitting 37 of 75 tract. was you who criticized the Doom for Knicks outset until Tony Hanson, who A6S0R6ERS '2 6 '5 1 Friends may call at the — from its present 7. The vote Judge of Probate OUR OWN shots and Rutgers had a 44.7 Reportedly the Spurs have ^k'll5 '2 7 Conservation Commission for scored 15 points , dropp^ in Oritlial ERiiRRCRt Qeilitv funeral home 'ITiursday from 2 was without discussion and was Ib. * 1 .2 9 percentage on 34 of 76. offered Nissalke $39,000 while criticizing the board.” SAUSAGE MEAT NEW YORK (UPI) — ’The Chicago Bulls’ hot streak is two free throws to make it 69-67 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester There will be coasting at Center Springs Park until 9 at the request of the commis­ Rutgers’ Phil Sellers con­ his attorneys are seeking $100,- Low ’Thompson added, “It’s unfair one more good reason why the New York Knicks apparent­ with 10:23 left to play. '2 9 '2 8 '5 7 Lodge of Masons will conduct a tonight. sion. trolled the boards with 16 000. $ il9 8 to accuse this board of being lb. * 1 .3 9 ly are doomed to be left out in the cold during the National After five ties, the Huskies Cost Installatioo memorial service ’Thursday at 7 The “No Skating” signs are posted at both Center rebounds as the visitors out- Orwig fired Buckwalter, in against what’s best for Basketball Association’s playoffs. went ahead by nine points with p.m. at the funeral home. Springs Annex and (Charter Oak Park. rebounded the Huskies 43-35. his first year as coach, Available $29 Manchester.” The Bulls, recording their 4:57 left and managed to ward '31 '6 4 ’The family suggests that any When this report was written late morning, officials said PINEHURST FROZEN FOODS Central held off visiting following a 97-90 triumph Mon­ » 5 Zinsser denied there was any sixth victory in their last seven off a pressing attack by memorial contributions may be Morton’s New Donut Shop Donuts and Stouffar’s Stonehill which edged to within day over Virginia. Under AU IRE DCBfT UlUlS-lLAaaUUS HMTU skiing would not be allowed unless there was a major political motivation in heading games, downed the Knicks, 101- Rutgers. LkK> made to the Memorial Fund of New Stuffed Paata Shells are much In demand. Thia and with good control by the of­ one point, at 55-54, with 25 Buckwalter, the Stars compiled • AUTKIURIIT tfSliltet347 snowfall today during the predicted storm. They suggest the opposition to the Lincoln 84, ’Tuesday night and now lead ’The visitors were led by Phil (onownruas the Manchester Salvation Army weak, aava 20$ on STCUFFER’S ficials, we’d have demolished seconds left, but a breakaway a 24-32 record. M OST FO R D S that further information about skiing at Northview will be Center project. Re the Midwest Division of the Sellers, who had 24 points, but Corps. them.” layup by the Blue Devil’s Dan Nissalke was to join the team CHEVYS, available by calling the outdoor winter sports information acknowledged the Conservation K E F OR M M . NBA by two games. only eight came in the tight se­ Cleveland defeated New Jones sealed the final score. In Memphis today for a game P lY M O U IH S number, 643-4700. Commission was late in its At the same time, they cond half. Rutger’s Mike fast track CHICKEN PIES R Q 4 Orleans, 100-86, Houston beat Jones had 19 points and Rich against the Sounds. $ * l l P IK ID knocked the Knicks 12 Dabney had 22 points and team­ MS” 8paclal...Each w w Golden State, 112-100, and Buf­ Ortiz scored 11 for the Devils, polyester special Ml games out of first place in mate Hollis Copeland had 19. For Your Information falo topped Los Angeles, 112- who chalked up their 10th win in Pastor To Speak the Atlantic Division, leaving A well balanced attack was Dear friends, HOWARD JOHNSON’S 108, in other NBA games. There 17 starts. On Homesexuality thein only an outside chance at were no games played in the led by UCkmn freshman sub­ RACINGS MACARONI AND CHEESE a wild card playoff berth. ’The Rev. Clinton Jones of PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT In time of need you would 2 1 8 9 * American Basketball Associa­ I I U p C H60i 15 ^lis ’2.4t| Christ Church Cathedral in Bob Love scored a season- tion. ■U. not hesitate to ask a good Hartford will speak on On Saturday, February 22,1975 the Mancheater Youth Hockey high 39 points, including 28 in Cav8 1.00, Jazz 86 neighbor for certain favors. More PInahuratlahurst Special Values ■Bing Crosby Unhappy- AND "Aspects of Homesexuality” in Association is having a buffet-dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall, the second half, to lead the Bobby Smith hit on 11 of 16 the auditorium of Manchester We want you to feel the same SHURFINE Bulls to their victory. Chicago shots and scored 29 points, in­ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Bing Crosby is unhappy 183 Main Street, Manchester. The buffet will start promptly at 7:00 USED Popular Size Community College, Bidwell tow ard u s. So many th in g s 303 CANS took advantage of a cold second cluding 15 in the third period, to with the PGA’s proposed television financial demands RADII FROM St., Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. and dancing will follow from 9:00 until 1:00. There will be door crowd in upon a family when period in which the Knicks lead Cleveland over New concerning his annual golf tourney but he says he has £78x14 black + 2.33 FET. FRUIT COCKTAIL...... 2 S 9 5 * made only 4 of 21 shots and TIRES p.m. prizes and set-ups (B Y O B ) and the m usic will be provided by S O U N D d e a th comes to th e home th a t Orleans. The victory was the hopes that the situation can be resolved within the next TONIGHT CUT GREEN OR went scoreless for spans of 4:08 Cavs’ fifth in their last six RADIAL TIRE HEADQUARTERS The Rev. Mr. Jones has done INVESTMENTS. The proceeds of the $20 per couple donation will go a neighborly, personal-interest few days. 7t25 Whalen va, Edmon­ extensive counseling with the service is often needed. We 31199* and 4:46. games and lifted them to the to the Manchester Youth Hockey Association. For more information FRENCH GREEN BEANS Chicago Coach Dick Motta The dispute between'the Crosby National Pro-Am, ton, WTIC Henry Foundation, an organiza­ try to meet such needs, not .500-mark for the season. 303 CANS saw his club nearly blow a 23- held each January on the Monterey Peninsula, and the 8:30 NBA; Celts vg. Kings, tion which provides assistance and reservations, call 646-8852. merely in a professional way, Rockets 112, Warriors 108 WINF to those whose problems with 303 CANS point halftime lead and ad­ Houston scored its fourth PGA’s Tournament Players Division centers on the but just as a kindly neighbor mitted he was concerned. PGA’s attempt to get a larger share of TV revenue. biTTmUAH themselves, the law or society straight victory when Rudy would do.* TOMATOES 2 S 7 9 * DIVISION WHOUSALK TIRE COMPANY can be traced to a sexual “Our defense did a great job Tomjanovich’s layup with fo. Most televised tournaments come under an um­ '' Respectfully, maladjustment. He is the Wa are open Thursday and Fridays in the first half,” Motta said, seconds left in overtime gave brella package negotiated by the PGA but both the Highest Paid Card a I M u f f l e r "and I don’t think we let up In O f f k iil S t a t e N o t v WI MUWCAN author of two books, “What is 8 A.M. ’til 8 P.M. them the lead and they added Crosby and Bob Hope Desert Classic have their own ST, LOUIS, Mo. (C P I)-L o u the second half. But New York Vehicle hipec^S tatioi honor Homesexuality” and H C g a l Center Sat. 8’til 6 a Sun. 8’Ml 8 two free throws to clinch the deals. The PGA says all tourneys should be equal but Brock, the base-stealing king of BWBS played much more aggressively SINCE 1929 “Homesexuality and triumph. Rick Barry scored 30 Crosby and Hope say that since their events are played baseball, signed a 1975 contract Counseling.” Appearing with FUNERAL HOME and came after us.” points for Golden State. We offer convenience along with a tuperior product. Motta also was unhappy with for charity, they should get more. They have that at about $170,000 makes HARTFORD NEWINCTON MANCHESTIR WATERBURY the Rev. Mr. Jones on the Phone 643-1222 PINEHURST Braves 112, Lakers 108 threatened to cancel their events. him the highest paid member of program will be two members the officiating. Bob McAdoo scored 47 points 319 WEST CENIEIt - MANCHESTER, CONN. toe St. Louis Cardinals. iN0Mami. . MoauTFiL of the Kalos Society of Hart­ Corner of Broad “They stunk,” he said. “It and Jack Marin led a fourth- “We negotiate every year,” Crosby said Tuesday. MKMMMT.49. aaoMun. uammum JOHN F. TIERNEY - BARBARA TIERNEY GROCERY, INC. was ridiculous, the hacking and “There is no acrimony, no rancor and I’m quite Pitcher Bob Gibson had been $U4M0 OnilfaiwsiVilhihg Immhmtdhiuum fsmW ford, a homephile group. and Center Street Mon.-FrI... 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. THOMAS F. TIERNEY - JOHN J CRAHY period rally to bring Buffalo its evrMMdo fouling. Even though we blew sure we can sit down and arrive at a satisfactory at the top of toe club’s payroll won . M ruaa ’The program is free and the Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. win over Los Angeles. Gail with a salary of $160,000. Gibson M.M0-n« M rO daM nn V IgJJWO public is invited to attend. 302 MAIN • CORNER MIDPLl TURNWKl the game open, we deserved to Goodrich led the Lakers with 28 solution.” have good control of the game. took a cut for his final season points. this year. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Feb. 12,1975— PAGE NINETEEN Borg vs. Ashe East Virtually Ousted NEW YORK (UPI) - It’s SPORTS time for Bjorn Borg to put Caps Come 1 /% j BRIEFS his tennis racket where his mouth is. Last week, the young BASKETBALL Swedish superstar predicted Under New In HCC Tourney Play months concerning the ASL he would beat Arthur Ashe SchulUs Suspended BUSINESSMEN board of governors decision to in the singles finals of the with a 74-69 victory over its MONTREAL (U P I) - NEW YORK (U P I)-R ed only their fifth win. Brooks tied on goal for the first 11:15 of the Penney counterparts. The revoke the old franchise. It was World Championship Tennis With Larry Coveil and Mike By Lett Auster for 49, including a bushel of Prete had 14 points and Northwest Catholle (45) Philadelphia Flyers’ badboy Sullivan made his coaching the score at 2:35 of the third second period and by that the Koller each tossing in 21 points, Bears finish with a 7-6 record. P B F PU. held by Soccer Ltd., whose Green Group tourney at period and Marson, Bloom and There were many ifs going offensive taps, but couldn’t five assists for the winners. Dave Schultz was slapped with debut with the Washington time the Blues had taken four— Telso overwhelmed B.A. Club, Craig Kearny paced Bennet 2 Robinson 4 04) 8 majority stockholder is Bologna, Italy. Atkinson piled it on against two of them goals. into last night’s HCC clash get the shots to drop. As John Lusa and ’Turner led 2 Egan 10 0-1 20 a one-game suspension Tuesday Norwich, Conn, businessman Capitals Tuesday night un­ 67-47, last night at Illing Junior with 14 points followed by 5 Daly 0 1-1 1 by National Hockey League Today he gets his chance der adverse conditions. goalie Ed Giacomin. Canucks 4, Scouts 0 David Wyman 12, Joe Basseta between East Catholic and Ogrodnik sadly commented, East with 11 and 10 points 2 Prele 4 6-10 14 Michael Bosson. High. Bob Lynn chipped in with as they meet for the title. ' Elsewhere in the NHL, St. Gary Smith turned in his 12 and Jim Fleurent 11. Northwest Catholic at the "When you don’t put the ball respectively. The Eagles 5 Cobb 0 2-2 2 President Clarence Campbell. First, the Caps are on the ab­ 10 markers for the winners 0 Kelly 0 04) 0 Campbell’s office said Ashe, the 31-year-old top solute bottom of the totem pole Louis downed Philadelphia, 3-1, sixth shutout of the season and while A1 Wiley and Mike Hartford Civic Center. If the in the hoop, you don’t win.’’ outrebound^ Northwest, 34- 0 Smiib 0 0-1 0 Word Awaited Schultz would sit out Tuesday seed from Miami, ousted un­ with a 4-45-5 season record. Se­ the New York Islanders edged Vancouver exploded for three M ils GIRLS 20, but the Indians were able 0 Radionuaa 0 04) 0 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) Kravontka paced the losers Eagles won, their chances of night’s game against the St. cond, he was faced with as Pittsburgh, 2-1 and Vancouver goals in a 2:14 span of the final with 21 and eight tallies respec­ Seeing its record dip yester­ With the decision. 6-16 45 — Fans of the World Football seeded Bob Hewitt of South getting into the HCC Tourna­ to latch onto the timely 16 ToUls 18 Louis Blues and pay a $100 fine. serious a problem you can come shut out Kansas City, 4-0. In period to rout Kansas City. An­ tively. day to 2-15 for the season was Northwest raised its over-all East Catholic League Birmingham Africa, 6-2,6-3, Tuesday in a World Hockey Association ac­ ment would’ve been greatly caroms, those which made P F Pts. The suspension stems from a by in hockey — no ice. dre Boudrias’ power play goal AUso, UAC Barons over­ the Manchester High girls’ mark to 9-8, assuring itself a Americans awaited word today 63-minute semifinal. Borg, enhanced. the difference. 3 Carlson 2 3-4 7 misconduct penalty Schultz Sullivan was given the unen­ tion, Toronto nipped Edmonton, late in the first period was the powered Second Congo, 106-67. team, bowing to Enfield High, 3 Wehr 0 2-2 2 on the results of a Tuesday the 19-year-old second seed, place in the State Tourna­ East’s next tilt is Friday received for making derogatory viable job as head man of the 4-3, Houston drubbed only score through the first 52 Joe DeMarco pumped in 44 53-29, at the Raiders’ gym. There were many ifs in 2 Lusa 4 3-5 11 night meeting between local took 67 minutes to beat ment in the Class B Divi­ night at the Eagles’ Nest 2 P. Thompson 3 04) 6 remarks to Referee Bruce Hood Washington team after Jimmy Baltimore, 5-2, and San Diego minutes but then Leon points for the winners with Pete Shelley Turgeon paced En­ the fiercely fought physical 2 businessmen and WFL Presi­ sion. The Indians have one 2 Moffett 0 ^2 last Saturday during a game in Holland’s Tom Okker, the Anderson was fired just hours routed Quebec, ^2. Rochefort, Garry Monahan and Brunone (13), Herb Grommock field with a game-high 24 points battle. If the shots had fallen against Holy Cross of Water- 3 Turner 3 4-5 10 dent Chris Hemmeter to see if game prior to the tourney 0 Heim 0 04) 0 Minnesota against the North No. 3 seed, 6-4, 6-2. before the their scheduled Islanders 2, Penguins 1 John Gould scored to break (10), Ed Savage (10) and while best for Manchester was and if the rebounds could’ve bury, featuring 6-8 center the franchise will remain in the qualification deadline and 0 S. Thompson 0 04) 0 Stars. Borg has beaten Ashe five game with the Rangers. Jude Drouin scored at 5:12 of open the game and lift the first- George Seamon (13) lending Mary Cochran with 10 tallies. been latched onto. Jim Abromaitis. 0 Dumais 1 04) 2 city for 1975. times, the last in the finals A combination of errors the final period to snap a 1-1 tie place Canucks to a five-point support. Mike Geoffrey led Ginny Peterson had 16 rebounds All the ifs are for naught, even if a loss results, they’ll If — a very small word — Businessman Ferd F. Weil, 17 Totals 13 14-18 40 Five-Year Contract at Richmond, Va., and lost resulting from an overdose of and enable the Islanders to lead over Chicago in.Division 2. Congo with 17 points with Fran for the Indian maidens. be at .500, the minimum but a mighty one. Score at half: Northwest 24-23 leader of the group meeting however, as the West blue paint on the surface for an move three points ahead of Aeros 5, Blades 2 Macchi and Jim Patulak adding The Manchester jayvee team standard for entry. LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - with Hemmeter, said Tuesday to him three times. Hartford-based Indians ice show and a subsequent rock Atlanta in the torrid race for Gordie and Mark Howe con­ 16 and 14 markers respectively wound up its season with a ■The University of Kentucky the group was “committed to were victorious, 45-40, to concert cost the Capitol the final playpff berth in Divi­ tinued their now familiar WHA in the losing effort. perfect 14-0 mark with a 29-28 The Indians Judiciously Tuesday signed head football doing everything possible” to virtually lock the Eagles out Two Ex-Heisman Winners Arena’s work force nearly 12 sion 1. New York had opened up father-son act, combining for duke over Enfield. Kathy used their shots. ’They were Coach Fran Curd to a new five- keep the financially troubled Black Status of the HCC Tournament. hours of overtime to restore the a 1-0 lead on Clark Gillies’ goal two goals and four assists in MIDGETS Strand paced Manchester with 18 for 35 in field goal year contract. Americans in Birmingham. hockey ice — thus causing an in the first period but the powering Houston to its fourth Action at the East Side Rec 16 points. East is now 3-6 in the con­ Harry Lancaster, UK direc­ VALLEY VIEW, Ohio (UPI) attempts, nine for 16 from hour and 50 minute delay of the Penguins came back to tie it on straight road victory. Veteran last night saw First Hartford ference with St. Paul tor of athletics, called the 36- — Ex-convict Don King of the charity stripe. But in the game which finally was com­ Syl Apps’ second period score. Gordie got his 24th goal in the Realty outlast Community Y, A- remaining on the schedule. year-old Curd “a superior in­ $100,000 Pitcher Cleveland is striving to become i crucial closing moments, Eight Selected pleted after midnight. Blues 3, Flyers 1 third period after the Aeros led 35-26, and Eastern Realty sub­ Northwest is at 4-4 with dividual who has brought ATLANTA (UPI) - Atlanta the world’s premier black Gus Prete canned five of However, the Caps displayed Red Berenson, Bill Collins 2-0 and Mark added three due Manchester Police, 27-12. dates with South Catholic excitement to UK football.” knuckleballer Phil Niekro today promoter. X seven opportunities tp put some rare rallying spirit arid and Pierre Plante all fired assists and his 17th goal. Skip Moreau led Hartford became the Atlanta Braves For starters, he plans to give and Xavier left. In the To Grid Shrine overcame a three-goal deficit goals past Bernie Parent, the Toros 4, Oilers 3 with TO points while Skip Gerul the verdict away. Davis Sentenced first $100,000 pitcher. away up to $500,000 in proceeds opener of the doubleheader, to bomb the visiting New York NHL’s top goaltender, as the Paul Henderson, Frank had a game-high 16 markers for Niekro, one of only two 20- from the Muhammad Ali-Chuck which drew 3,301 paying Both quintets were very LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Rangers, 7-4. Blues handed the Flyers their Mahovlich and Brian Gibbons Community. Mike Falkowski (Herald photo by Dunni NEW YORK (UPI) — Alan Ameche and Pete Dawkins, a game winners in the National Wepner world heavyweight title customers. South upset deliberate, very cautious, Photo by Bevins Willie Davis, a $110,000-a-year Mike Marson, Gord Brooks, third straight setback. Collins all tallied second-period goals paced Eastern with six tallies pair of former Heisman Trophy winners, were among League last year, now is only fight March 24 at the Coliseum BOWLING Xavier, 60-51, to also stand which at times made it dull baseball player, was sentenced Mike Bloom and Steve Atkinson scored what proved to be the to give Toronto its third win in a while Bill Calhoun had a like eight ex-college standouts named Tuesday to the National the second Brave at any posi­ in Richfield, Ohio. The money East’s Jim Wehr (51) Skies High Tuesday to five days in jail for all scored in the final period as game winner at 2:40 of the se­ row and move the Toros 10 number for Police. at 4-4. Besides Northwest, from the spectators stand­ Football Foundation’s Hall of Fame. Bolton’s Paul Groves Grabs Hold tion to sign for that much would go to help blacks failure to pay support to his the lowly Caps overcame a 4-1 cond period. The Flyers, points ahead of third-place Ed­ AUTOMOTIVE- Dick Goes over Northwest's Mike Daly (30) the Rebels have St. Bernard point. There were 14 lead Ameche, the 1954 Heisman money. The other was Hank throughout the United States. Battles Cheney’s TomForanfor Carom divorced wife and three deficit to stun the Rangers for playing without suspended monton in the WHA’s Canadian PEE WEE Moquin 508, Nelson Walsh 200- left in the conference. exchanges, 12 in the first winner from Wisconsin and Aaron who drew $200,000 a year “I plan to give back 50 cents one of the best running backs in children. Dave Schultz, did not get a shot Division. For Henderson, it was With David Simonelli tossing 546, Dan Wells 203, Dennis Back to the ifs. If South half, and five ties, the last at later a star with the Baltimore in his last three seasons with Southern Cal history and later Davis, an outfielder for the from each ticket sold to the the 28th goal and for Mahovlich, in six points, Groman’s got past DeLisle 202, Ray Martens 208- Colts of the National Football Atlanta^ loses both outings and East 32-all. Bill Egan, who had a starred for 12 seasons with the Texas Rangers, was held in match and this includes the it was No. 24. the Elks, 12-8, last night at the 556, George Moquin 553, Bruce League, and Dawkins, the 1958 Marquette Easy Winner upends St. Paul, the Eagles game-high 20 points on 10 for New York Giants. contempt of court by Court tickets for the closed circuit Nordiques 9, Mariners 2 Community Y. David Johnson Moquin 519, Lenny DeLisle 505, Heisman recipient from Army, will get into the HCC event. 14 from the floor, put the In­ Gladchuk, another All-Pro Bolton Tops Tech Commissioner Philip Erbsen televising of the fight,” King Eagle Grapplers Bow Andre Lacroix had two goals netted six points for the losers. Stephen Kershaw 514, Bee NEW YORK (UPI) - Only Earl Tatum and Bo Ellis had were selected along with two Even if Northwest and East dians ahead with 1:58 left in star with the Giants who is no because he did not pay said Tuesday at a news con­ and two assists and Wayne Also, Nassiff Arms bested Moquin 185-179-506. one ranked team — Marquette 17 points for Marquette and other backs and four linemen in both finish at 4-6, the Indians the third stanza and East longer living, was the center on stipulated support of $1,7M a ference attended by the two Rivers added a goal and two M anchester Travel, 23-15. — was in action Tuesday night Jerry Homan had a season-high the voting of the Honors Court contenders and Ken Norton, 135—Wofford (B) dec. Dean 15- assists to enable San Diego to will gain the nod on the basis never caught up. the 1940 Boston College team To Square Series month to his ex-wife and Dropping a 35-18 decision in James Gallagher and Billy MIXERS- Bill Crawford 213- and the 12th-ranked Warriors 18 rebounds. Kirby Thurston of Committee. who will face Dscar Bonevana 2, 141—Walsh (B) dec. Farrell rout Quebec. San Diego jumped that defeated Navy in the Sugar children from Sept. 1, 1974 to wrestling action yesterday was Masse led the winners with 11 570, Ron Allen 204-557, John made it look easy. Western Carolina had 19 points. of sweeping the season Also named to the hall were in a preliminary event the same 5-0, 148—Finn (B) dec. Reeves out to a 4-0 lead after one Bowl; Zarnas starred for the Jan. 1, 1975. East Ca&olic to St. Bernard at and eight points respectively Ferguson 545, Irving Sobolov In other games. Providence series. But even Eagle Prete and Egan did the halfback Frank Gifford of evening. "I could give away 12-0, 158-Zawisza (B) dec. period, on goals by Ray Ad- Marquette won its fifth Buckeyes from 1935-37; the Eagles’ Nest. East is now 5- while Mike St. Laurent netted 530, Jack Pelligrinelli 527, Dick downed Rhode Island, 87-72, Coach Stan Ogrodnik admits damage for Northwest in the Southern California, tailback Avenging an earlier defeat, Bolton High downed Cheney SPORTS between $250,000 and $500,000.” Grigley 3-2, 170—Grondin (EC) duono, Michel Rouleau, Rick straight game to lift its record Coleman played a key role in Three Signed 7-1 for the season. eight points for Travel. Thomas 520, A1 Rodonis 520, Connecticut edged Rutgers, 90- the possibility of a St. Ber­ fourth quarter whiie Tim Paul Giel of Minnesota, center Tech, 80-71, in basketball action last night at the Bulldogs’ Ali, who Monday said he drew with Gagne 4-4,188-Bud- Sentes and Lacroix, and the to 16-3, taking an early lead and helping the Spartans win 23 of MONTREAL (UPI) - The SLATE Pete Shannon, Steve ’Turgeon Paul Scagliarini 510, Marie 89, Davidson nipped Virginia nard upset of South is very Turner’s outside shooting Chet Gladchuk of Boston would fight from now on “for zik (B) pinned E. Leahy 1:26, Mariners closed out the scoring coasting past Western Carolina, 27 games from 1949-51 and gym. Montreal. Expos announced and Bill Leahy were victorious BENNET VARSITY DeLucco 202-497, Joan Johnson Military, 94-93, in double over­ kept East in contention. College, guard Gust Zarnas of nothin” (except expenses), also Unlimited —B. Leahy (EC) with third-period goals by Gene 63-53. slim. Thus, East will have to Daniel captained the 1936 Pitt The victory boosted Tuesday the signings of three for East while Bill Grondin was Concluding its season yester­ 186, Jo-Ann Scata 184, Mary time, Jacksonville downed Ohio State, tackle Don Coleman Wednesday plans to give away up to $200,- pinned Bentley :11. Peacosh, Rivers, Lacroix and be satisfied with its State Neither side could pull away team before going on play pro Bolton’s over-all mark to 6- minor league prospects to 1975 able to gain a draw with his op­ day was Bennet Junior High White 487, Dolly Dawood 456, The Warriors moved out to a Northern Illinois, 83-70, Arkan­ of Michigan State and tackle with 29 points and 25 000 to area blacks to establish a Mike Laughton. Tournament berth and take from the other, the biggest ball with Green Bay. 10 with three dates left on contracts, leaving nine players WRESTLING ponent. Ann Pelligrinelli 451. 20-12 lead, took a 33-21 advan­ sas stopped Texas Christian, 70- Averell Daniel of Pittsburgh. rebounds. Pat Fletcher bakery and restaurant solely its chances there. lead seven points right at the the schedule. Tournament- on the team’s 40-man winter Penney at Manehesler East’s next match is Friday tage at the half and pulled away 61, Texas shaded Rice, 60-59, Earlier this year the Hall of added 17 points and 15 operated by blacks. If the Eagles had shot very end before Mark bound Cheney fell to 12-7 roster still unsigned. in New Britain against Pulaski steadily before going to the Texas A&M drubbed Baylor, 96- Fame elected Coach Alonzo rebounds. Best for Cheney “All my fights from now on Dumais’ bucket made the The latest players to agree to WRESTLING High. bench with about six minutes 66, and Texas Tech stopped better from the floor, they “Jake” Gaither of Florida with a contest against East are freedom fights; all invested was backcourtman Tom terms were Chip Lang, a 22- St. Bernard at East Catholic Results: 101—Wilson (B) left. SMU, 74-61. could’ve won. East was 13 final count. A&M to the shrine. Still to be Granby High Tuesday for the folks in the ghettos,” Ali LeCourt with 27 markers. year old pitcher, outfielder Thursday pinned Hopper 1:11, 108-Dan- selected are the Pioneer No Decision remaining in regular season said. "This is a new inspiration Mike Pressamarita con­ Bombo Riyera, also 22, and BASKETBALL dovich (B) dec. Hoch 5-3, electees of the before-1934 play. to me to continue to fight even tributed 12 tallies and Mark catcher Bobby Goodman, 21. Penney at Manchester (girls) 115—Shannon (EC) dec. Dibble category. All electees will be SPRINGFIELD, Mass. For one of the few times Northwest Catholic at East at the old age of 33.” 10-0, 122-Charles (B) dec. OEARANCE Viklinetz and Jim Kurlowicz Of nine players still without Double Steel Belted Radials formally inducted at the foun­ this season, the Techmen (UPI) — The executive each had 10 points. Both contracts, two —pitcher Don Catholic (girls) Senerth 11-0, 129—Turgeon Entire Stock of Regular Tread or dation’s 18th awards dinner on committee of the Basket were unable to convert free (EC) pinned Sykes :33, Dec. 9 here. clubs ran into foul trouble, Carrithers and catcher Bob ball Hall of Fame failed throws and this cost them Friday Ameche, perhaps best Viklinetz and Tom Foran Stinson —have gone to binding the verdict. The Beavers BASKETBALL remembered among football Tuesday to decide how to fouling out for Cheney and arbitration. handle Bill Russell’s were 11 for 24 from the Manchester at Penney SNOW TIRES 2nd TIRE 1/2 PRICE buffs for his game-winning Mike Ryba exiting early for Holy Cross at East Catholic Puck Shootout Winners Charge It — with a Caldor, touchdown in overtime for preference not to be in­ charity stripe while the Bolton. Qualifying Race Rham at Coventry Master Charge or BankAmericard Credit Card. when you buy 1 at regular price Baltimore in the 1958 NFL ducted into the hall. Bulldogs made 18 of 26 Bolton at Vinal Tech Set for Whaler Contest 40,000 MILE TIRES BUILT FOR 1975 NEW CARS - SAVE 25% OFF REGULAR PRICE ON SINGLES OR SETS championship game with the Russell, former Celtic chances to secure the vic­ DAYTONA BEACH, F la. Rockville at Windsor P B F PU, (UPI) — Marty Robbins of These Goodyear steel belted radials (1) save money. these 1975 nevt car radials. 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David Pearson, last CAPITOL EQUIPMENT, Cadillac, Buick Estate Wagon, Imperial, also served in Vietnam, win­ available, pending a per­ year’s pole sitter, grabbed the 38 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER PHONE 643-7958 LR78-15 Monaco Wagon & others $92.85 $46.42 $3.46 ning the Bronze Star, and is now sonal conversation or other front-line berth in a Mer­ Premium Belted 2 + 2 a lieutenant colonel and assis­ communication' with Bill cury, averaging 184.411. FRONT END WHEEL Windshield tant to the Secretary of the Ar­ WHITEWALL Russell.’’ Rockville No Match (2 Ply, Fiberglass, 2 Ply Poly) ALIGNMENT Washer, Antifreeze my. Three More In Sale Prices Now In Effect E78-14 1 GALLON Giel, runnerup in the PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The We’ve Reg. 31.99 On Auto Service & Accessories Heisman Trophy balloting in For South Windsor Pittsburgh Pirates today an­ F.E.T. 2.32 1953, totaled more than 4,000 New Coordinator nounced the signing of out­ Put yards in total offense and ac­ Placing five men in double figures. South Windsor fielder Dave Parker and right- 9.70 counted for 32 touchdowns KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - handed pitchers Wayne Simp­ The Our Reg. 1.29 trounced Rockville High, 99-55, in Central Valley Sport Premium 4-Ply FOR MOST AMERICAN CARS during his college days. He also Kansas City Head Coach Paul son and Jim Sadowski, bringing For clear winter Conference basketball action last night at the Bobcats’ Ax To Ends front end shimmy; improves steering We WIMDVHIELD excelled as a pitcher in baseball Wiggen today named San Fran­ to 30 the number of players Nylon Blackwall W A tM K driving just pour SERVICE ON FOREIGN & COMPACT CARS Den. It was the fifth straight victory for South Windsor. check upper and lower ball joints, idler arms, tie AMTI r f t lix t and was signed by the New cisco 49er Assistant Coach Chet signed for the coming season. Prices! rods. Align front end. adjusting for camber, cas­ into washer tank. Also in the area, Rham High \Good Thurs,, Feb. 13th thru Mon., Feb. 17th 600-15 York Giants baseball team as a Franklin the new offensive Reg. 21.99 ter, toe in and out to mfr's specification. No Won’t harm car bonus player in 1954 but a two- coordinator for the Chiefs. was upset by Charter Oak Guard to CFL F.E.T. 1.85 extra charge tor cars with air conditioning and finish. Conference foe East Hampton, digits. South Windsor is now 10- End 0/ Season * Self-Propelled torsion bars. ____ 2/ year stint in the service in­ Franklin, 39, spent four years MONTREAL (UPI) - The 62-52, at the Bellringers’ gym. 3 in the CVC, 12-6 over-all. Mike • SHOCKS terrupted his career and he on Dick Nolan’s 49er staff as an Montreal Alouettes of the Cana­ SALE on SNOW BLOWERS • WHEEL BEARINGS assistant with Wiggen. He Brian Hoyt and Blair Boucher Baum and Jett Smith each had re tir^ 'from baseball in 1961. 12 markers for Rockville, now dian Football League an­ (New & Ueed) * Used Sport Premium 4-Ply served as the specialty teams’ each had 16 points for the Bob­ COMPLETE He now serves as the athletic 4-9 in the conference and 4-13 in nounced Tuesday they have coach for the first three seasons cats with Greg Jankowski (15), $ ig « 9 f 0 9 l Nylon Whitewall director at Minnesota. all games. signed offensive guard Frank from w up BRAKE • FRONT ENDS and handled the defensive John Fidler (10) and Paul from ■ w up • COMPLETE EXHAUST Gifford, currently a East Hampton upped its over­ Pomarico of Notre Dame. (Limited Quantity 600-15 secondary last year. Doocy also hitting double (Limited Quantity) sportscaster for ABC-TV, was all mark to 10-7 with the win Pomarico, 6-foot-l-inch, 248 Reg. 23.99 OVERHAUL and gained a spot in the State pounds, was drafted by the Kan­ Get Our Pre-Season F.E.T. 1.85 Wiper Blades • DISC BRAKES • AND OF COURSE YOUR TIRES Tournament in the process. T^e sas City Chiefs in 1974 but was GARDEN ROTO-TILLERS 4 8 ^ 7 Beliringers are 7-6 in con­ cut by the club during training SPECIALS on LAWNMOWERS ■ Drum Type (Naw&Utad) Wide Oval 60 x 70 Series SINGLE BLADE OR ference play. Chuck Berk and camp. Gaf Yours NOW at Pre-Season Come In and Check Our Prices PAIR OF REFILLS THE RAZORS EDGE Eric Olsen paced the Sachems Before You Buy That 4-Ply Nylon We inspect master cylinder and brake lines, re­ • BALL JOINTS SPECIAL PRICESII pack and inspect front wheel bearings, rebuild Our • ALSO FREE TIRE MOUNTING with 12 and 10 points respective­ Law nm ow erl all 4 wheel cylinders, replace linings on all 4- YOUR HAIR STYLING FOR MEN ly. Rham is now 10-3 in the RWL Whitewall Reg. Super Bowling wheels. All brake drums are turned and resur­ CHOICE 47 WITH PURCHASE OF NEW COC, 12-5 in all games. F60-15 C O O faced; we adjust lor proper drum contact, bleed 1.99 WINDSOR LOCKS. (UPI) - LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS Reg. 27.99 < and fill system with H.D. fluid. If needed, new Would like to Introduce to you drums, master cylinder and wheel bearings are Sizes tor most cars, from 15" to TIRES More than 200 professional (New & Used) PRE-SEASON SPECIALS F.E.T. 2.92 ^ W bowlers will com|Kte Feb. 26- on New ft Used OUTBOARD MOTORS. extra. American cars only. For disc brakes. $15 18". Safer winter driving vision. H70-15 extra: includes turning of rotor, installation ol March 1 in the $100,000 Midas BOATS, CANOES ft SAILBOATS premium quality pads. 3 Easiisy Ways No Tampering Open at the Bradley Bowl. Hie ft.™ *69** (Limited Supply of 1974 Leftovers) Reg. 29.99, F.E.T. 3.04 ... $24 O ffers PAULINE (Limited Quantity) To Chtiarge NEW YORK (UPI) - The final day of the tournament, Marvel Mystery Oil Philadelphia Phillies did not which carries a $14,000 top Gas Line Antifreeze G ood • MASTER CHARRE Pauline la a talantad BARBER/8TYLI8T, and haa steel Belted Radial tamper with Dick Allen. prize, will be televised national­ TOP CYLINDER T h ru S a t o • ARGO CREDIT worked in this area (or throe years. We are proud to BEAT THE RUSH! fSrcAR At least not in the judgment ly- Whitewall YOUR 3 O O C LUBRICANT • OUR OWN CUSTOMER Hava Your Equlpmant Sarvicad Now Baforo Tha N ig h t r have her on our etatt. of Baseball Commissioner BR70-13 CHOICE CREDIT PLAN Bowie Kuhn. Soccer Suit Spring Rush,— And Cat A Bottar Prico As Wolll Reg. 49.99, F.E.T. 2.32 ...." '0 + OUR REG. TO 49'= EA. Our Kuhn said today his office PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I)- We cordially Invite you to atop Into FR70-14 CQQ Reg. 129 concluded its investigation of Prevlous owners of the Rhode BARCOLENE FUEL DRIl! I QUART “The Razors Edge” (or pro(esalonal See Us At The Big Reg. 54.99, F.E.T. 3.oi . . . . 0 9 1.89 Atlanta’s complaint of Island Oceaneers soccer team Meet^rUs At The Boat 4wnrnui< PRESTONE PRIME Gas Dryer care (or your hair. tampering "and has not found V - - have sued new owner-general Show Feb. 20th thru Feb, LR70-15 .....^ Helps prevent carburetor icing, Helps oil lubricate much better. Pro­ NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. any evidence to substanUate manager George Patrick Duffy Reg.64.99 f.e.t.3.76....* 4 9 ■v"-jriv gas line freeze ups. Add to gas tank. vides better engine performance. the complaint.” 23rd At The Hartford We Are Located At 457 Main Street, for $2 million. The Superior 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) '■'Specifically,” Kuhn added, Court suit against new ^Civic Center, fo r our Manchester, Just North Of The Post Office. "we did not find any evidence ownership of the American 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Wed thru Sat. PHONE 643-1161 Roffhr the Philadelphia club had Soccer League franchise I ‘*BOAT SHOW MANCHESTER Open Late Every Night “ I iiiiiii4n ij J ’ BimiltMimcnc MON., TUES„ WED., FRI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-6 • SAT. 8-1 Phone 647-1167 Franehlstd originated any contact with charges Duffy "maliciously SPECIALS!” Except Sat. till 6 P.M. Allen.” withheld information” for three 1145 Tolland Turnpike PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975— PAGE ’TWENTY-ONE Panel Queries Colson Predicting Endangered ^ PUBLIC TWEED’S WASHINGTON (U PI) - being interviewed, but his lawyer, Kenneth L. Adams, RECORDS Recently freed Watergate Coronary Patients figure Charles W. Colson was said, “We’ll be there answering Final Winter interviewed by the staff of the whatever questions they have.’’ Rockefeller Commission A By TOM UHLENBROCK ‘ heart attacks and in the are some new drugs on the Tuesday about his knowledge of In a recent interview, Coison Warranty Deeds Anthony J. Thibeau to Oc­ f a ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Nearly hospital,” he said. “But In the horizon which haven’t been ap­ CIA activities. said it was “inconceivable” the half of the 800,000 Americans next two months the survivors Since being released from jail CIA did not have advance tavio E. and Elina S. Salcedo, T^m'IlNWM' proved yet, though.” property at 104 White St., |34,- suffering heart, attacks each had very fe,w pvcs while in con­ ’The second solution involves H IG H P R IC K last month, Colson has made knowledge of the Watergate 500. year die withokt warning trast those who died suddenly vein bypass surgery on the several allegations about the break-in. He said that Waterate months after their first attack. continued to have a high level. CIA’s involvement in the burgiar E. Howard Hunt, a Eugene T. Corbitt to Anthony heart which is u s ^ for persons J. and Elizabeth B. Thibeau, Using a computer and por­ “We are convinced there is suffering severe pain of the Watergate scandal, former CIA agent, forwarded UP TO table tape recorders, a team of lit,tie doubt that pvcs are Commission spokesmen details of the burglary to CIA property at 158 Grandview St., chest, called angina, but has not researchers has pinpointed associated with subsequent would not confirm Coison was director Richard Helms. 156,900. yet been proven to prolong life. Mary Haueisen to Gerald D. clues believed to help predict sudden death.” ’The third alternative, which and Aileen C. Demeusy, parcel which of the heart patients will After identifying those likely Oliver described as "even be among the sui^vors. ’The to experience a sudden death, wilder,” is implanting a small on Pine St., 04,000. • ^<1 Building Permits 1/2 OFF problem now is to see what can Oliver said there are three instrument, similar to a I — F' ii' ■' V" WASHINGTON C & D Builders Ihc., two- be done to help those with that possible preventions. pacemaker, in the patients. “It family dwelling at 20-26 Wilfred risk.' ’The patients can be placed on can detect quivering and send BIRTHDAY Rd., 130,000. Regular Prices! "Our focus was to see medication which suppresses out a shock to defibrillate the whether we could identify in ad­ the irregular beats. “All the heart and warn a person to get Barney T. Peterman Sr. and (ALL SALES ARE FINAL) Barney T. Peterman Jr., new vance people who were prone to drugs currently being used, un­ to a hospital. It is not yet ^ SALEI dwelling at 29 Bishop Dr., |25,- sudden death,” said Dr. (diaries fortunately, have serious side available but may be something 000. Oliver, chief of cardiology at effects,” Oliver said, ‘“rhere for the future,” he said. 773 Main St. ^ Jewish Hospital and an TWEED’S Manchester « associate professor of medicine .. *...... | V Open Thurs^y » at the Washington University Connecticut’s state motto is, Nights ’til 9:00 - ;¥ School of Medicine. R )‘i 0%-50% Off “Qui transtulit sustineL" Latin SPECIALITY SHOP Oliver and his colleagues I The House of Steinway & Hammond | s I ' for “He who transplanted will studied nearly 300 persons over J : ^ ^ ,,v,mr sustain.” ^ Free Parking Front and Rear of Store... |i|: a three-year period, using K*' ^ ENTIRE STOCK! patients under 71 years old who were released from cardiac care units after suffering JEANS - TOPS proven heart attacks. Twenty- COORMNATES SETS five of those studied have d i^ “Known for Quality, Famoua tor Service" since their initial heart attack. IMPORTS - ETC. “We knew a certain number Singer of these people were going to Including New die so we looked for clues by Beat Inflation and the energy SPRING collecting information in ad­ MERCHANDISE! vance so we could go back and crunch. Buy a Hammond and compare those who didn’t die MANCHESTER closeout sole! with those who did,’’ he said. enjoy being a stay-at-home! S4S M A IN STREET Greets Grand Old Party Veteran With portable tape recorders Thun. Ill 9 P.M. wired to the patients’ chest for up to 24 hours, the researchers President Gerald Ford Tuesday paused in his visit to the Southwest and Midwest to visit G ET TH E A X QLASTONBURV took readings of heartbeats at 2807 MAIN STREET 102-year-old Leonard C. Ward in Houston, Tex. Ward is believed to be the oldest living S o v e M 9 V I8 0 intervals over six months after HOLIDAY SALEI FRI. Ill 9 P.M. Republican in Harris County. (UPI photo) the patients were released from HI. hospitals. The tapes then were SAVE <300 By Downtown Merchants! During^ analyzed by a special IBM com- $5Sto$299 puter which detected HAMMOND Amish Help Establish irregularities. ORGAN origing||y<74” to*3S9« "We knew sudden deaths Biggest Cheese Plant Discontinued modeis! were caused by an electrical event,” Oliver said. “The heart >999 Brand new, some in normally is caused to beat in a NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. “They work right alongside regular fashion by an electrical Rental return. Regular (UPD - When Jack Marti began the other men,” Marti said. foctory-seoied cor tons! wave that causes it to contract. price $1295. Fully expanding his Swiss cheese “There’s no problems, no trou­ When you have sudden death guaranteed! plant into the biggest in the bles They stay with their tradi­ the heart does not contract but ctreet world, he didn’t dare touch the Zi^Zags, Stretch-Stitch ma­ WASHINGTON’S tions and we don’t bother thent sits there quivering. This is 5 nche»‘«" horse bam which stands next to chines, even Touch & Sew’* 887 My foreman is Amish. He’s a machines, all loaded with called ventricular fibrillation. OTHER HAMMOND ORGANS ON SALE a new milk processor. very good man - a hard woricer. If a shock is not sent through . ..u About 25 of his anployes use But sometimes they surprise you Singer exclusive features. the heart within four minutes Si< G‘“ ‘' the bam for the horses that when they use sbmg or when Carrying case or you have sudden death. • COUGAR Rental Return bring them to work in wooden they show they can be shrewd.” cabinet extra. “We know that this electrical Model Save $600 Roflularly $2395 bugles. The men are Amish. *1795 t l O N l One Amish worker paused disturbance doesn’t just come Their religion doesn’t permit BIRTHDAY Vo** 'I. c f a c firm checking a salt brine vat out of the blue but is preceded them to own or drive automo- where the cheese is floated to be by an irregular heartbeat called ^ H e r® biies. dried and flavored and said he a premature ventricular con­ • PIPER Floor Demonstrator $ 1 flORl Marti admits the contrast is was permitted to work in the traction or pvc,’’ he explained. Model Save $300 Reflularly $1395 I V V W great between the horse and brightly lit plant antong con- “What we found from the b u sies parked next to modem Also! FUTURA* machine that performs like new! Factory-recon­ veyw belts a ^ electric process­ ditioned machines, floor models, demonstrators. Model 900. small number of people we deisel trucks depositing milk ing machines because the |Mant studied is that both those who (Above Models Fully Guaranteed) Free Dellveryl from nearby farms But he owes is an extension of farming, the $180 OFF original price when new! Carrying case or cabinet extra. died and those who survived SALE DAYS his business and part of his suc­ cheese-making process is have a high level of pycs during cess to the Amish. natural and it is not owned by an USED ORGANS - FREE DEUVERY FREE PARKING As Marti tells iL Amish far­ Amishmaa mers set up a milk coc^rative “We like working here,” he LOWREY DELUXE SPINET whan new $2500 PROVIDED BY DOWNTOWN MERCHANTS AT PURNELL here about 30 years ago to seU said. “It’s good woik and it’s a SINGER The Institute of Physical Plan­ SALE *1 5 9 9 AND ST. JAMES PARKING LOTS ... Sewing Centers and participating Approved Dealers. ning at Carnegie-Mellon Univer­ ‘the products from their dairy nice place. We make a lot of WURLITZER SPINET With Synthesizer *A Tr*d*m»rk of THE SINGER COMPANY. sity is developing a computer farms. But in 1955 Penn^lvania cheese hera” Not all machines at all stores. when new'$2200... established guidelines for sykem that could be a major refrigerating milk. boon to agricultural engineers, SALE *1 5 9 5 The requirements meant and designers. Among other' HAMMOND J-243 when new $1114.. SALE *6 9 5 electric cooling and the Amish - benefits, the system will allow a religious sect descendent bom changes to be made during 11 OAK STREET MANCHESTER the Mennonite Church - are not 66 design in a very inexpensive TEL. 643-5171 way. Open Thurs. Evening BIRTHDAY SPECIALS AT REGAL’S... permitted to use electricity or Youth Specialty Shop” m many other conveniences of 691 Main Street, Manchester modem American life because m it does not conform to their Long Sleeve Famous Brand Fashion Select Group belief of remaining close to STARTS THURSDAY Crew Neck nature. 1 .9 . UNDERWEAR DRESS SHIRTS & So a group of Amish farmers Tee Shirts • A-Shirts • Briefa WINTER COATS SWEATERS reg. to $60. lent Marti enough money to Bright Red, Qraen, Yellow WESTERN SHIRTS rag. to $20. reg. to $14. build a milk distributing plaint so Washington’s Birthday Bargains! reg. $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 $1509 J $2000 $5.99 each they would not have to travel to * 6 « * & deposit their products or hire ONE CIROUP trucks to transport their milk. LONG SLEEVE 2 . ^ 2 . 5 0 “Well, I guess you could say I ORESS SHIRTS 2 . * 1 0 “ needed them and they needed V2 PRICE! J BM. to $14.0 me,” Marti said in the waiting room of his newly completed of­ • WINTER JACKETS fices. 1 DOZEN • COATS, Select Group A few years later, Marti S/eeve/ess Select Group Long Sleeve Cotton began m a l ^ cheese from the SUCKS • SPORTCOATS BELTS milk. Today, his plant produces • DRESS SHIRTS SWEATERS TIES reg. to $10 FLANNEL SHIItTS from 60,000 to 80,000 pounds of Clean-Sweep 99 * (Short and Long Sleeve) reg. to $12. reg. to $7.50 reg. $10. cheese a day which is dis­ WHILE THEY LA8TI \0 tributed across the nation to $ ^ 0 0 $ 2 * 9 $ 5 « 9 wholesalers BAN LON • SPORTSHIRTS LtWW of * 5 He employs 70 workers and 25 LONQ SLEEVE floralo 2 of them are Amish, many the w SPORT SHIRTS prints sons of his original financial .to 111.0 corduroy backers Boys’ and Girls’ flannel The Amish dress in the same blue jeans and white aprons as 1 QROUP • CORDUROY JEANS the other workers in the plant, WINTER SPORT COATS Select Group Select Group Select Group but their beards and wide-brim­ • CORDUROY JACKETS Famoua Brand Chino Select Group med dark hats set them apart • SWEATERS SPORTCOATS SUITS The Amish workers are more * ^ O o reg. to $70. rag. to 4146. PANTS SHOES aware of current events than MERCHANDISE • SWEATER VESTS reg. $14 A $15. reg. to $25 their brothers who work on ENTIRE STOCK • BELTS (one group) *24*" & *29” *39” & *59” Amish farms or their sisters who $ 5 « « $ 0 0 0 A spend much of their time b a l ^ JEANS •S? . to 113.5 \\®i over kerdsene ovens No Amish I*®! Reductions Up To 50%! < 0 ^ own radios or telev&ions \,e'^ (All Merchandise Is From Our Regular Stock) 0(A V2 PRICEI Mi® o' • COATS ■ • SLACKS s « J - - " • SNOyVSUITS co® '^ ^ ac\.o^ a ftp"*Aivce<^ • SLACK SETS S' • JACKETS • CASH Mi® , Om 40 y9tr9 of 009X99094 Im rtoi • SKIRTS REBAL MEN'S BNDP Open 24 Hours Dally • GIRLS’ SWEATERS • MASTER "THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" s \0 ' A*. FM EMERGENCY SERVICE • HATS CHARQE • SHIRTS Small • GLOVES • BANK 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER - TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • JERSEYS Group AMERICARD oT M o b il • BOYS’ & GIRLS’ OPEN MON. thni SAT. 9:30 to 8:30 OPEH MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 to 9 :0 0 lO'' HEATING OILS • DANSKIN JERSEYS f o r PAJAMAS THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 10:00 to 9:30 5 b\®® and SLACKS MEN’S SHOP _ OIL BURNER A ALTERATIONS HEATIN0IN8TALUTI0N Specials Good Thurs., Feb. 13th; thru Mon., Feb. 17th 789 Main Straat In Downtown Manohostar ARE EXTRA! 643-5135 • Open 6 Days, Thursday Night 'til 9:00 - Free Parking • OpBn 6 Days Tnurtday Nlgtita H I 0:00 315 Cantor SI. Manohattof PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975 ^ Vernon Issues Fact Sheet on School System 1110 town of Vernon has one laboratory work at the Ber­ Curriculum Development to be high school, one Middle School, pattern called continuous Central Connecticut State muda Biological Station and the displayed at its last two one sixth-grade school, and six progress education aimed at in­ College, University of Hart­ Talcott Mountain Science dividualizing the educational elementary schools serving ford, Smith College, Trinity national meetings. Center as well as cultural process for each child on a more than 7,000 children, a fact College and several others. Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, visitations to points of interest. series of levels in learning. superintendent of schools,,his sheet put out by the Board of School systems from all over The school system also has a In addition, an Individually Education states. the country have purchased two assistants Dr. Robert comprehensive program for Guided Education (IGE) copies of curriculum guides and Llnstone and Albert Kerkln, exceptional students encom­ In addition, a Regional program has been introduced in program descriptions prepared and Charles Brisson, business passing programs for Vocational Agriculture Center two elementary schools and un­ by Vernon educators. More manager, are all available for emotionally disturbed, percep­ and a Regional Center for its of team teaching are than 20 of the sy ste m ’s further information concerning tually handicapped, retarded, trainable retarded children are operating at the middle and curriculum programs have the school system, by calling and gifted. located in Vernon and are ad­ high school levels. been selected by the Associa­ 872-7361. Continuing curriculum revi­ ministered by the board. 'Die school system is also in­ tion for Supervision and sion has also been endorsed by volved in several cooperative When schools opened in the school board and summer programs with institutes of September the enrollment was workshops for this purpose with higher learning. These include as follows; 1,961 at the high staff members participating, a teacher intern program with school; 1,119, Middle School; have been in existence for the Eastern Connecticut State 570, sixth grade; and 3,352 at past five years. College, an administrative in­ QUITAR 8ALEI the elementary schools. Art, music and physical ternship program with the Many One of a Kind education programs are in­ University of Connecticut, a MARKED WAY DOWNI At Talcottville School for the cluded in the curriculum at all cooperative library technician trainable retarded children, the levels. program with Manchester RECORD TAPE enrollment is 94. ’These are The elementary schools, for Community College and the children from other area towns the past six years, have been cooperative training of SURPRISE! SPECIALSI as well as Vernon. structured in an organizational professional personnel with USED GUITARS The staff consists of 554 full­ While They Last •12'«toM5~ll time professional and non­ professional employes plus Carriage House announces about 100 part-time staff members. The system is DISCOUNT operating this year on an $8 SHOES 1013 MAIN STREET million budget. , Now Available At MANCHESTER RECORDS Curriculum offerings range from basic programs of study, THE COAT RACK “IFe Rent, Sell, and to readiness in pre-school 48 Purnell Place • Downtown Mancheeter Repair and Teach DISCOUNT programs, to the introduction of SPECIALI SIZE 6 SAMPLES ALL BAND mini-courses at the high school TAPES! level and Adult Education Reg. $23.00 - $28.00 INSTRUMENTS! programs. Students from the middle and high schools are offered field Parallel Parking On Main Street

Main Street shoppers looking for a No. 4, he has backed up to the OPEN DAILY 10-10 WED., Now... 2 parking spot have many off-street lots bumper of the car in back of him and WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. THORS., WAYS to Charge to chose from, many angle spots still is straightening out his front wheels. FRI., on the'street in the shopping district, No. 5, Scott has pulled forward to and, in some of the most convenient the middle of his parallel spot. SAT. places, parallel spots. Scott, winner of driver safety con­ Ice Sculpture Winner At the suggestion of Mayor John tests and a student at Manchester Thompson, Scott Vinci of 90 Clinton Community College, insists that Chiseling away at a winner in ice are Annie Vasalonus, left, and Chris Gauruder. The win­ St. demonstrates an easy way for anyone can do the same every time if ning sculpture is called “People Eater” and depicts a hippopotamus-like creature shoppers to master those spots. they just follow these five steps. swallowing a person leaving only the feet to be swallowed. Others not in the photo who In photo No. 1, Scott pulls past the There is no excuse for shoppers to assisted on the team were Martha Leiber and Karen Parker. The ice sculpture contest was spot he has picked to sit parallel with avoid these choice spots, or put their sponsored by the Manchester Park and Recreation Department Sunday at the Top Notch the car in front of it. cars on the sidewalk (a frequent oc­ at N. Main St. This and other ice sculptures are presently on display in front of the store. In No. 2, he has shifted in reverse, currence), or leave one end of their foliage plants checked cars behind him, turned his car stuck out in the roadway, he says. (Herald photo by Dunn) front wheels to the right and is The very wide, long convertible backing slowly. used in these photos was loaned to The No. 3, Scott’s front bumper has Herald by Ted Trudon Pontiac of come even to the back bumper of the Main Street. The photos were taken State School Board Backs car in front of him, and he is turning from the top of the Economy Electric his front wheels sharply to the left as Supply building at 824 Main St. Vernon Bus Route Decision in he continues to back up. (Herald photos by Barlow)

Philodendron oicardium Pf peromia caperata Hoyacarnosavarieiata Hederahslix'Glacier' Scindapsus aureus FLORISTS CORDATUM Emerald Ripple' VARIEGATED WAX PLANT GLACIER IVY GaOENPOTHOS------In a 4-3 vote, Tuesday, the State Board of Education Days of Cheap Roast Gone Forever backed the decision of the Ver­ non school board to cease Slic Hcralb ' NEW YORK (UPI) - The the prices of other products boycotts are probably ifwMCase providing bus transportation for students from the Boulder Area Profile days of the 8920J)0 Valentine's Day Vassallo, Enfield; Mary Wilde, The order grew out of a and go to complete new severe problem drinkers. West Rd., Vernon; Fred report broadcast on New Haven Winters, Kensington. systems rather than repair the radio station WAVZ which a old systems. Births Tuesday: A daughter defense attorney claimed was to Mr. and Mrs. Grandville infUunmatory. SOUTHINGTON WATERBURY Baker, Stafford Springs; a MANCHESTER CROMWELL AQUARIUM DECOR Under Judge Newman’s 2 3 9 Spencer 5l. 4 1 0 Queen St. (Route 1 O) 88 1 Wolcott St. Houston is the third largest 4S Shunpike Rd. The 20 Maya-speaking groups Connectlcufs Most Elegant Aquarium MANCHESTER CROMWELL SOUTHINGTON WATERBURY daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ruling, no attorney may discuss (Silver Lane) At Intersection of Rt. 72 and 9 N ear 1-84, Exit 32 Opposite Nougafuck Mall 881 W o lco tt St. port in the United States in terms 239 Spencer St. 45 Shunpike Rd. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) Wallace Maloon, RFD 2, which comprise the Indians of 980 Sullivan Avanua, Routa 194E Opposite Naugatuck Mail anything about a case, in­ of tonnage handled, behind New (Silver Lane) At Intersection of Rt. 72 nnd 9 Near 1-84, Exit 32 Tolland cluding the court record. Guatemala, make up half the So. Windsor, Cohnactlcut Tal. 644-2077 York and New Orleans. country's 5.5 million population. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., W ^., Feb. 12, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE

In ftlm c M to oil o f o ur c u ito m o n , w t ro— rv t iim rioht to limit uMw to tlWM psekooM mf tny Horn oxcopt whort othorwiM noiod. Itomt offorod for SOM not aw llabto in c o m Ipta, or to othor rttall doolora or wtiolMalora. Mott Ittm t ipfcItJly u it pHotd; tom t at our avtryday low prfCM. Oil-Rich Venezuela T H E r Faces Unrest Ahead v)A ll StopeSfliop FAMILY^y By JOHN VIRTUE LAWYER.. Caracas boasts some of the CARACAS (UPI) - When most exciting buildings and elected president 14 months beautiful residential districts in Scratchy Tape ago, Carlos Andres Perez said the world, fully one-third of its S t m r a s O p e n oil-rich Venezuela might be Harry, arrested for bribing a population lives in hillside shan­ facing its last chance at policeman, insisted in court that ties. democratic government. he had done no wrong. But the Even though the cost of living Monday, Fob. 17,10 am^ pm Perez, a left-of-center Social prosecutor came up with a tape in Venezuela has traditionally Democrat, meant the nation’s recording in which Harry repeat- been one of the highest in the «dly made incriminating state­ poor wouid have to benefit w orld, 70 per cen t of its Washington^ Kithday ments. visibly from the wealth frohi families live on a monthly in­ quadrupled oil prices or else come of $200. there could be social upheaval. One-third of the 3.6 million As Interior (police) Minister work force is considered un­ in the early 1960s, Perez had the employed or underemployed. task of combating the Castroite f t Perez has tried to better the i t- urban guerrillas who were lot of the poor through sweeping trying to bring down the labor decrees and compulsory government of Romulo Betan­ wage increases. Long range court, the father of Venezuela’s S t o p & S h o p plans call for industrialization or modem democracy. of the nation — and a Now, a guerrilla group called Farmview broadening of the job Prices efbctIvB M oo, Fob. 1 0 - Sat,Feb. 18 1 Dozen Grade "A " Red Flag has issued a com­ market—financed by in­ munique calling for a “dic­ come from the oil industry. tatorship of the proletariat’’ in At this juncture, his attorney raised an objection. Venezuela, a nation of 11 . Stop&Shop Stop& Shop “That tape," he pointed out, “js million. Chunk U |^ so scratchy in several places that f'.r "Armed fighting is the only C a n n ^ it is incomprehensible. If a tape is way for the implementation of nut cieui at! the way through, it socialism in Venezuela,” said T una should not be admitted as evi­ NEW CAR FUEL? Beverages / the organization, whose leader, dence.” SANTA CLARA, Caiif. (UPD - However, the court held the Carlos Betancourt, was one of Assorted / The relatively clean burning fuel 12oz^ tape admissible—and it helped 23 political prisoners who Flavors , ( 0 . 0 ' that flames cigarette lighters V o z . can leans send Harry to jail. The court said J tunneled their way out of the 6 2 Flip Top Can 8 San Carlos military prison iast and fondue pots may one day (packed in oil) a less-than-perfect tape, like any month. replace gasoline in vehicle Kraft Safflower oil 24 oz bot. 1.69 other less-than-perfect piece of tanks. evidence, should be accepted for The government has said it whatever it is worth. does not feel there is any In Santa Clara, one city vehi­ cle has operated two years and Stop& Shop Stop& Shop Courts generally agree that danger of a renewai of urban a tape need not be flawless to be ■ terrorism, which has been vir­ 16,000 miles solely on methanol, used in a trial. This kind of evi­ / Tomato tually absent from Venezuela and it has the lowest emission F ru it dence is often too important in since 1968. record in the city fleet. Another proving (or disproving) guilt to M&. Carmelo Lauria, a highly city vehicle, run on a mixture of K etchup C oditail be lightly discarded. respected banker and political methanol and gas has the best Nevertheless, the defects might .be so pervasive as to cast doubt independent who served briefly mileage record. 32 oz. as Perez’ development Richard K. Pefley, University on the validity of the entire re­ bottle cording. In another case, the minister, says Venezuela can­ of Santa Qara engineering pro­ Magician Entertains at Buckley charge was murder. But the al­ not be categorized as a rich na­ fessor, says the California legis­ Kraft French Dressing 8 oz bot. S7c M.B.T, Beet Broth 1 tt^ oz pkg, 33c legedly incriminating tape had so tion because of widespread lature is expected to appropriate much static that it could be under­ Richard Matt, magician, entertained at the Buckley School PTA father-son night Monday poverty and poor housing. $300,000 this year for continued stood only in brief snatches. at the school. Assisting Matt during part of his performance were, Allan Cordera, left, and Although the capital city of methanol research. Stop& Shop Stop& Shop This time, the court threw out Michael Wright. (Herald photo by Larson) the evidence altogether. Grapefruit “Basic fairness," said the judge, 10 Pack “demanded its exclusion.” Of course, a tape is even less acceptable if it has been deliber­ Sections B athroom ately tampered with. In another case, involving a Feeding the Worlds Hungry Tissue dispute over the legal title to a 2 ply house, the plaintiff offered a re­ cording of a conversation between Experts are preparing to meet 430 sheet rolls By PEGGY POLK the effects of natural disasters has added tens of thousands stocks and an information and t him and the defendant. ROME (UPI) — It was a in February to discuss such as floods and drought, poor more to the ranks of the star­ early warning system to alert But under questioning, the milestone in man’s history: 130 technical aspects of setting up harvests, insect plagues, a lack ving. the world to impending shor­ plaintiff acknowledged that he had nations agreeing to work stockpiles. of money to buy food abroad The day after the meeting tages. subjected the tape to some “edit­ together toward finally A first test is whether the and difficulty in storing and FAO Director-General Addeke —Establishment of the fund “Quality-Protected” Naturally Aged Beef ing." The court promptly rejected eradicating the age-old scourge nations will keep their promise transporting food aid to where H. Boerma flew to Bangladesh to help the developing nations his evidence. of hunger. of 10 million tons of food aid it is needed. and India to survey the problem increase their agricultural “In this case," observed the Meeting for 12 days in Rome starting this year. So far, little The energy crisis has com­ first hand in the two countries production. judge, “the tape does not speak at a World Food Conference, has materialized. pounded the food crisis by with the largest food shortages. FAO officials say that if im­ for itself.” ministers of the 130 nations But, in the judgment of raising the price of fuel oil and Speaking later of conditions plemented they would go far Beef Clm cik A public service feature of the pledged aid for the millions experts, what is crucial is es­ making fertilizer—which is in Bangladesh, the Dutch toward ending food crises. But American Bar Association and starving today and action to tablishment of the proposed made from petroleum—both farmer’s son said: there are serious questions the Connecticut Bar Associa­ fund to increase the avert food crises of the future. costly and scarce. Sense of Anger about whether they can or will tion. Written by Will Bernard. They resolved to provide a agricultural output of the At a followup meeting of be implemented. “The sight of small children ©1975 American Bar Association guaranteed minimum of 10 hungry nations. The poor major grain exporting and im­ in a camp in one of the most dis­ Wary of Reserve System B l a d e S t e ^ million tons of food aid a year nations must be helped to help porting nations at the Rome tressed areas, pitifully clinging The United States is wary of Bone-in for the next three years, to set themselves. headquarters of the U.N. Food to life, surrounded by the smell the reserve system interfering up an internationally coor­ These are the dimensions of and Agriculture Organization in When you spend dollars for Brown U of death, gives one an angry with the profit incentive for its dinated system of food the problem; late November, it was agreed sense that we are still too far farmers. beef, make sure you get stockpiles and to contribute —An estimated 500 million that 7.5 million tons of away from the frightening “We do not favor food great beef... Stop & Shop Faces Cuts money and technical know-how persons are suffering from emergency aid is needed before reality of hunger and malnutri­ reserves of a magnitude that “Quality-Protected” beef. to help hungry nations feed chronic hunger and hundreds of next summer’s crops. tion which millions of persons would perpetually depress l b In Staff themselves by growing more. thousands more face actual The food growers said the suffer day ,after day while prices or destroy farmer incen­ There had never been an starvation. grain was available. But they diplomats — some tives,” Agriculture Secretary PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - attempt to this scale to attack —Persistent and acute under­ said it would cost $1.8 billion to Simply Super, uniformly good everytime! diplomats—talk far into the Earl L. Butz told the con­ Brown University, one of the hunger and malnutrition. The nourishment cripples more buy it and ship it to its destina­ night.” ference. Regular* nation’s leading institutions of conference was unprecedented than 400 million others, half of tion. , 3 The World Food Conference, China declined to take part in higher learning, may be forced and so was its expression of them children. Pledges Made originally proposed by the information system, calling to make drastic cuts in its will. -One-third of the world’s The United States and Canada Secretary of State Henry A. C^M indBeeS'^ faculty staff and increase its population consumes two-thirds it an infringement of national •simply Supar regular ground beet contains not more than 28% of tat. Hungry Are Waiting each pledged 1 million tons Kissinger, was called by the of its food. sovereighty. The Chinese tuition charge by 10 per cent That was in November. Now toward the total. The producers United Nations. delegates told the conference next year. the world’s hungry are waiting Population Pressures left it up to FAO and the United It made two key recommen­ fheir country was self- “Quality-Protected” w » ____c » w —g __ Dr. Donald F. Hornig, presi­ for the will to be translated into The problem can only get Nations to find funds to buy the dations: sufficient, anyway, with rice dent of the Ivy League school, action. worse with the population of the rest. —Establishment of a world exports balancing wheat im­ Naturally Aged O C d A 4OUI has distributed a ' ‘white paper” So far the conference results world expected to double by the In the almost two months that food security system with ports and 14 million tons of cen­ to faculty members saying 75 have been only procedural. The end of the century. have passed, the funds have not nationally held but inter­ trally stored cereals in addition faculty positions may have to United Nations has taken the Hardest hit are 35 countries been found and a devastating nationally coordinated food to stocks held by communes. be eliminated over the next first steps toward creating a in Africa, Asia, the Middle East earthquake in Pakistan that Porterhouse Steak \ 'J "few years” and that the new World Food Council. and Latin America. They suffer Our “Quality-Protected" beef is naturally aged to be juicy, propos^ tuition increase will claimed more than 5,000 lives tender and flavorful. be presented to the university’s SAVE corporation this weekend. Beef Loin Shell Steak M®,? A i b If approved, the fee for one academic year at the school Boston FDA Office Cleared BIRTHDAY Beef Loin Porterhouse Steak would be increased by $350 to $3,850. Plan a meal around a money saving ham! Hornig said the school has In Privacy Invasion Case SAU become increasingly dependent Portion-Water WA8HINOTON UNCOLN loe on its endowment fund to make ends meet, and that it is fast BOSTON (UPI) - A w llH M M w U niUIlRUMPPORTION)^D*olg89ibfSfib former addicts receiving promised and that they have a FEBRUARY 12 - 19 ,as®' diminishing. He said if Presidential drug abuse agency methadone treatment at right to legal recourse. None withdrawal from the univer­ has cleared the Boston office of SHARE, Inc., a drug rehabilita­ has indicated a willingness to Just in time for your Lenten menu! sity’s capital funds continue at the Food and Drug Administra­ TILE UNO tion center in Lowell. SHARE file suit. the present rate, the un- tion of any wrongdoing in the and about two dozen other drug Auld said he will pursue the SPRING CARPET questionable publication last rehabilitation agencies in the matter “through ad­ ^ iFreshRidnbowTlrout^ ' < 1 -1 month of the names of eight ad­ state are subject to inspection ministrative channels. I’m DBA SUUnAN AVE., SO. WINDSOR Mouthwatering trout caught in ice cold dicts at a Lowell drug treat­ by the FDA because going to ask (the FDA) that streams and tiownxiirect to Stop & Shop. ment center. methadone, a controlled sub­ they go into their Confidential Any violation of a federal stance used in treating heroin Patient Files and return to me UP TO 9’x12’ HAA Cod Fillets Frozen 79Pb privacy statute was a addiction, is regulated by the everything bearing the identity SOLARIAN ’ 144 technicality, said Dr. Robert L. agency. of any of my clients.” FREE DOOR MATS DuPont, director of the In an audit released last Dumont, Auld and other Flounder Fillets r-o»n 991 President’s Special Action Of­ month based on an inspection privacy advocates had attacked SPECIAL LINOLEUM ...... $5.2S^p..»d. New from fice for Drug Abuse Prevention. by two inspectors last May and the FDA for violating a federal Haddock Fillets 99s 1 1 1 6 spirit of the law, designed June, the names of eight law which authorizes inspectors Stop&Shop 2 to keep identification of addicts Halibut Steaks $139 SHARE patients selected at access to agency records but ' lb. in treatment programs out of random, were listed on a prohibits the inspectors from CASH REBATE federal computers, was not supplemental page attached to identifying the patients in those F ish -n ic s Eldorado Shrimp $999 Peeled & Deveined 20 oz. bag 60/70 Me ^ violated, he added. the report. DuPont and the records. 4BO / COMPLETE LINE OF 20 oz. Package DuPont also noted that while FDA maintain that reports in­ Because copies of the report 1 9 7 0 OFF ART SUPPLIES 8 frozen sandwich Cooked Fish Cakes 69® no violation had occurred, the cluding the supplemental page were given only to Auld and the squares. Delicious, Taale O'Sea-tt pound package W W FDA had unofficially changed were given only to SHARE Boston FDA office, “there was o n n / KITCHEN CABINETS golden fried pollock 9 9 to heat and serve. The kids will love 'em. Cooked Haddock $-|19 its inspection policy and was director John Auld and the no conceivable way in which Zll70 OFF ANO VANITIES or Flounder Fillets-Tasie O'Saa-1 lb. pkg requiring only code numbers, Boston FDA office. any patient either was or could and not names, in auditd' of “I don’t consider this a have been hurt,” DuPont said. SPECIAL VANITIES 24” ...... $70.00 agency records. response to my concerns at “Under these circumstances, . Arizona « However, in a series of 4 n o / FORMICA TUB ENCLOSURES For someone special all,” said Dr. Matthew Du­ where the only issue is a very 1 U 7 0 OFF ANDC0UNTER7OPS tngenties letters from DuPont and mont, assistant commissioner narrow technicality, the ac­ SAODAP lawyer, Grasty Crews onValentine’s DayL for Drug Rehabilitation, cusation of a ‘clear violation of CERAMIC WALL Love means remembering II, to Massachusetts officials, a Massachusetts Department of regulations’ seems inap­ OFF ANDFLOOHTILE 18 89^ someone special on contradiction was-pointed out Mental Health. “'The question propriate.” 20% Valentine’s Day. between two existing federal in my mind is whether the feds Tlie Division of Methadone Calif. Pascal Celery regulations: One law should have had access to those Monitoring at the Department CARPETS Crisp ... low calorie goodness! bunch 3 9 ^ Gardenias < p°' »1®® authorizing publication of names in the first place.” of Health Education and patient names; the other Auld also was dissatisfied Welfare advised DuPont that 1 4 6 S t y l OS - 1000's Colors Azaleas * poi $-|99 explicity prohibiting such iden­ with the government’s official another federal law existed REBARESATEDAS MUCHAS p-NGIobe Onions Mums 5 Po' ®2^® tification. explanation. He has advised the which permitted inspectors to Yellow bag The FDA had been accused of eight patients that their con­ copy and release patient iden­ J 5 49® < 3 ^ Tulips 6 Pot $299 violating the privacy of eight fidentiality has been com­ tities. 20% OFF tion stability.”

A13JVS oaDiv/ irnd MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Feb. 12,1975— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12, 1975 Social Security ADV. t ' i i t Host Families Sought System Termed NEWS Strong, Healthy CAPSULES For European Teachers OFF I*;?! WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Social Security system is strong ► Manchester area families are crease understanding and Teachers and host families and healthy despite a long ON PURCHASE OF OR MORE needed to entertain English- friendship between. Americans have an opportunity to corres­ range need for additional finan­ AMC Layoffs Announced speaking European teachers as and Europeans. pond for at least a month before WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MARTS. GOOD THRU SATURDAY. cing, eight former government FEBRUARY 15. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. DETROrr (UPI) — A layoff Monday involving 8,500 ^ests in their homes for a 10- meeting. officers said in a partisan white day period next summer. ’The Host families are required to workers was announced by American Motors Corp. The provide a private room, meals Arrangements for par­ paper. SORRY. NOT REDEEMABLE ON ITEMS CONTROLLED BY STATE AND FEDERAL LAWS. program is sponsored by the company said it will concentrate on the production of a for their guest, the opportunity ticipating as a host family can “Attacks on the system American Host Program. single model, the small Pacer. In the auto industry there is to meet their friends, neighbors be made by writing to: The designed to create doubts of its American Host is one of the and perhaps fellow teachers American Host Program, Hotel soundness and durability are a a total of 252,980 auto workers idled this week, compared few non-governmental and to see places of interest in Commodore, Suite 2100, Park disservice to the nation,” said with 275,130 on short and long-term layoffs last week. In­ programs designed to show the dustrywide, there was a 93-day supply of unsold cars at the the area. Ave. at 42nd St., New York, the unprecedented defense of American way of life to foreign N.Y. 10017. Phone (212) 683- the program that provides start of February. A 50 to 60-day supply is considered norr American Host arranges all teachers by pairing them with 6567. monthly benefits to more than transportation. Host families mal. American families. 30 million retired and disabled are asked to meet their guest The deadline for information Being a host family is open to persons and survivors of upon arrival in their area. is March 15. Mardi Gras anyone who has the desire to in­ workers. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Police Tuesday shot qnd killed It said there would be enough Food M srts / with these special food mart coupons FOOD MART OPKN JMONDA Y a man in the French Quarter and a 13-year-old boy was TODAYS THOUGHT money to continue payments crushed to death beneath a heavy flatbed truck used as a through the rest of the century ^ ALL this WEEK! WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY float. In addition a seven-story riverfront landmark and it was cruel of Social scheduled for renovation was destroyed by fire, possibly Love is losing yourself in consideration Why not try this during these six weeK of Security critics to claim 10 A.JN. ' TIL 6 P.AI. otherwise. the work of arsonists. In spite of all this, thousands of Mar- and care for someone else. Love is a Lent? language which the blind can see and the Submitted by ’The 4,500-word white paper, dL Gras revelers sang, danced, drank and shouted Rev. David M, Campbell entitled "Social Security: A deaf can hear. And love, the kind of love c c themselves to exhaustion. And police estimated the crowd that Christians are to manifest, doesn’t United Methodist Church Sound and Durable Institution ^9^ I this year was smaller and more behaved than normal. depend on the other person earning it. of Boiton of Great Value,” was signed by five former secretaries of o ff I o ff I o ff Shor Named Consultant Health, Education and Welfare o ff ^ MASTER CHARGE WELCOME ON FREEZER ORDERS and three former Social Securi­ I NEW YORK (UPI) - “Toots” Shor, in his words “a ON 46 OZ. CAN - ANY FLAVOR | ON 1 LB. PKG. OR MORE ON 100 COUNT PKG. | ON ANY /4" Raymond Woodworth, 72, of MIN. 4 B 9 ' In another case heard Mon­ Social Security office. BALDWIN APPLES day by Judge FitzGerald, East Hartford, charge of LONDON BROH. U.S. NO. 1 Q. My 23-year-old sister was BEST ROASTING charges of third-degree fourth-degree larceny nolled. INDIAN RIVER’S FINEST EXTRA LARGE 3W LB S . BEEF CHUCK UNOER BLAOE severely injured in an accident BAKING 5 « 79' AVC. 55. burglary and larceny against IDAHO POTATOES CHICKENS Motor vehicle cases heard a few yreeks ago, but I know she BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED Brown were nolled (not lb. cannot get Social Security dis­ WHITE GRAPEFRUIT LENTEN FISH SPECIALS! Monday (in several cases, BUNCH U.S.D.A. CHDICE prosecuted) and the case was 25 Years Ago Atty. Joseph Conti, to draft enabling act ability because she has never STAR FLOWERS 39' defendants’ ages and addresses which would specify the district’s sent to the Hartford County This date was a Sunday; The Herald did .worked. Can she get BEAUTIFUL ASSORTED - GRAFTED ISLAND BRAND FRESH state’s attorney. weren’t available) included: not publish. borrowing and bonding limits for future, FOR CDDKED BONELESS Joseph Billodeau, fined $75 Supplemental Security Income CACTUS PLANTS *3.29 The burglary-larceny charges operations. FRESH payments? FISH SCROD for reckless driving and $75 for Connecticut Co. receives permission FLOWERS & PLANTS - EXCEPT IN BERLIN AND ROCKY HILL were lodged in connection with 10 Years Ago A. Possibly. Severely dis­ CHUCK a break-in in Manchester last evading responsibility. The from the state Public Utilities Commis­ C A K iS FILLETS abled people who are not N O T ! So that w t m ay larva alt eur cvtiom art. w« ra M rv t Itio rIfM to lim it t. I. el )■ Nona loitf leaNaleri. Net roipontlbla lor typetrapnicai trrert. fall. charges stem from a Jan. 4 ac­ Prospects for the relocation of Rt. 6 sion to discontinue 10-cent fare “Shopper’s 4 LBS. 8 OZ. AVAILABLE TUESDAY cident in South Windsor. through Manchester are boosted when BOSTON BLUE expected to be able to work for Shuttle” which, for 60-day trial period, has 34 OZ. B O T T L E STEAK a year or more may be eligible Food Club Salad Oil Top Fresh Pretzels ” Other cases heard in the East Mark . Johnson, fined $25 for Republican legislators vote to sponsor been running at 15-minute intervals for Supplemental Security In­ n .6 9 M . 3 9 . BEEF UNDERBLADE Hartford Court of Common tampering with a motor vehi­ $465 billion highway package for introduc­ between Depot Square and South Ter­ come payments if they haVe lit­ cle. ’The charge was in connec­ tion to General Assembly. minus; and it reduces first zone fare to lb. Dinty Moore Corned Beef Non-Dairy Coffee Creamer FRESH Pleas Monday included: nsH tle or no income and limited Bruce A. Ensign, 26, of Hart­ tion with a Dec. 28 Manchester Four-town Northeast Refuse Disposal Hartford by 10 cents. POLLOCK DRESSED incident. District (NRDD) authorizes its counsel. resources. Your sister should Gaylord Shortening Medium Grain R i c e pk° 49' * 1 3 9 ford —charges of fourth-degree call or write a Social Security larceny, third-degree Midge J. Jurewicz, 35, of 14 FILLETS SMELTS BugnackVs Special Meat Products office for information about AVAtLABLE TUESDAY Knox St., fined $25 on a 31 OZ. B O T T L E pkg U.S.D.A. CHOKE larceny, (second-degree lar­ applying for Supplemental Dynamo Detergent Value Time Tissue *"°"‘^M.29 ceny (two counts), third- Manchester charge of driving TOPCO LOW PHOSPHATE c without a license. A charge of Security Income. degree burglary (two counts), 64 0Z. BOTTLE Heavy Duty Detergent 4f OZ. P K G . 89' LB. 8 9 ! BONELESS evading responsibility was Q. My parents get monthly Food Club Apple Juice second-degree burglary, con­ NATURAL CASBK FRANKS - ’ 1.29 Supplemental Security Income spiracy to commit burglary, nolled. payments. What do they have to CHUCK and risk of injury to minor—all Jeanette Shapiro, 56, of 90 In Our Frozen Foods Deparfmei W a ld b a vm ’t N.Y. Stylo “ PefJ” Halibut Steaks 1^0 ’ 1.69 report to Social Security? nolled and cases sent to Hart­ Steep Hollow Lane, fined $30 on / AMERICAN A. They should report any SOZ. a Manchester charge of failure TOP FROST Top Frost Waffles PKG. ROAST ford County state’s attorney. r IMPORTED Original Fried Clams lb *1.49 KIELBASA . ’ 1.19 change or an expected change Lewis A. Hernandez, 16, of to stop and show license. 100% FLORIDA HEINZ DEEP FRIES BDILED HAM D A N IS H l b 1.99 in wages, resources, self- 34 OZ. TASTE O' SEA BEEF UNDERBIADE East Hartford, placed on proba­ V ORANGE Crinkle Cut Potatoes PKO. FOR Cooked Haddock Fillets *1.29l employment earnings, pension SLICING tion for one year and given a T O P FR O S T Provolone Cheese *1.49 Other cases disposed of last payments, or other income. A 34 OZ. » TASTE O' SEA suspended 30-day jail sentence JUICE P O L Y BAO I n I NOVASCOTI Friday included: change of address, separation, Mixed Vegetables for fourth-degree larceny. BOLOGNA & COOKED SALAMI 99f LOX 5816 OR A L A S K A .L. *1.19 Cooked Sole Fillets lb *1.19 n . i 9 Lwellyn Chasse, 22, of Hart­ or any other change of living 6 0 Z .: T O P F R O S T Clayton Jones, 26, of 40B ford, fined $30 for failure to arrangements should also be CANS Chopped Broccoli pko 4 Channing Dr., charge of dis­ {■■Jx Noodle Pudding Gem Smoke House Sale! drive in the established lane. reported. TREE TAVERN orderly conduct noll^. 10OZ.7QC John L. Howland, Manchester earntBiWM^ film s' Q.v I just applied for Eggplant Parmesan P K O . / U Rice Pudding COOKED HAMS Paul M. Berber, 25, of 1835 PRESSEDROIL TREE ISOZ. charges of breach of peace and Supplemental Security Income MDSEY'S Main St., South Windsor, EVERY DAY LOW PRICE8I Cheese Pizza TAVERN PKO. 99' ' WATER ADDED third-degree criminal mischief payments, and now I have to Scallion & Cream Cheese charge of disorderly conduct LARGE GRADE A TASTE 140Z. FULL SHANK F U L L BUTT dismissed. move out of the state to live Haddock Fillet O S E A P K O . *1.29 40' OFF nolled. PACKER C U T S Wr»~l7 LA IVHfT M !■ HEBREW CORNED PORTION PORTION near my brother. What about ON AN Y ”<°>*1. ICE CREAM Students May Apply der the Supplemental Security WITH COUPON ABOVE Genoa Salami CARANDO CRYDVAC SMDKED WHDLE DR HALF Layer Cakes 99‘ BRISKETS Income pro^am? CHO C. F U D G E • CO C O N U T • V A N IL L A - D E V IL S F O O D OR SHOULDER SEMI BONELESS BOnOM ROUND A. Federal Supplemental GOLDEN LAYER WITH CHOC. FROSTING Carando Veal Loaf For Study in France POINT CUT PICNIC HAM wHh EYE ROUND Security Income payments are WATER ADDED »».wt.» U. uniform all over the country. German Bologna R O T H M U f Students who wish to may homes to American students. mIm ^ Da iry B a k e r y have the opportunity to spend Mornings will be spent taking nun ..Some states add to the federal payments, however, so moving Rothmund Liverwurst 8 9 ^ 6 9 * . 2 9 the month of July in France courses in French literature, SIRLOIN HIP KRAFT 'PARKAY WHITE FOOD MISS FANCY . SMOKED taking classes and learning the culture and composition given could affect you! Supplemental MART MARGARINE O T R l. 6 9 ° I L O A V E S I ■ Gem Franks FLAT DR MIDDLE CUT culture of the country. by Professor Chevalier, a w.wr. Security Income. Before you BREAD Shoulder Picnic ISUL move, report your new address I LB. The Organization for Study in native of France. Local excur­ SHORT LOINS OENEST ASSORTED lb. "Hot" Bagols avaIlSilh PKO. PORTERHOUSE STEAKS to your ^ i a l Security office. Child Mild Franks France and America (OSFA) is sions will be taken with the Topping 6 5 ' JUMBD DONUTS” 99' sponsoring a homestay French family. A short stay in DOZEN Q. I am 69 and want to apply * 1 . 9 9 FOOD CLUB EXTRA SHARP • WHITE Beef Franks ' program for high school and Paris will conclude the month’s FREEZER DEPT. for Supplemental Security In­ CRESTVIEW BUTTERFARM HSAL7H & BCAUTY AIDSI come payments. What papers ck QQc college students of French. stay. Cheddar Cheese ;^P 8 9 ' WHITE BREAD 55' SWIFT'S BROWN 'N' SERVE CHUNK BOLOGNA HINDS Head & Shoulders Lotion Shampoo ■O TTLeO U will I n ^ when I go to the COZ. ’These students will become Mrs. Claire Weldon, chair­ FOOD CLUB WHITE OR YELLOW OR LIVERWURST ° 89' Social 'Security office to apply? TABLE TALK | | | | < OZ. CAN 9 9 ' SAUSAGE PKO.; k°S 85' members of a French family in man of modem languages at Sure Deodorant y N S C E N T K D CUT, WRAPPED A. You will need proof of your American Cheese PK O .' 7 9 ' CHERRY PIE H e O F F L A B E L the province of Auvergne, 89' 34 OZ. B O T T L E 99' SLICED BOLOGNA-MINCED,, Northwest Catholic High School QUKK FROZEN age, something that shows what Scope Mouthwash located In central France. in West Hartford and president SWISS KNIGHT NBC AMERICAN PRIES ii A r 89' income, if any, you have, Valiant Cold Capsules PKO. OP 1, 49' LUNCHEDN-CDDKED SALAMI ’The people of Auvergne, and of the OSFA, will be the SALE FEB. 13-14-15 AT NO EXTRA BACON 1.19 records of bonds and savings Gruyere Cheese'^ 0!* 6 9 ' POTATO SNACKJS5 49' particularly Abbe Monier, the CHARGE Beacon Aspirin lOe C O U N T B O T T L E 27' American director in France. accounts, a tax assessment superior of a French college, B O T T L E O P 10M Topco Saccharin V« G R A IN T A B L E T S 89' welcomed several students ’The number of students to be notice or other documents from the Hartford area last accepted is limited. showing the value of any summer. Those interested may contact lb. property you own, and any life Once again, next summer Mrs. Weldon at 236-1728 after 4 insurance policies ;^ou may MANCHESTER PARKADE p.m. or weekends. Gumhenaml fypms^ Vi HINDS & ’/i SIDES AVAILABLE AT ABOVE PRICE have. : WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER tlMW people will open their

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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12, 1975 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Feb. 12,1975 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE Utility Rate Calculations ADVERTISING HomtM fo r Salt 23 Homaa For Salt 23 Nomat Fot Salt 23 Goldman Proposes RATES PRICE REDUCED - Great lot, possible 8 rooms, 2-car garage. 1 day ...... 9c word per day Look at this price, 835,900. Reported Correct by PUC 3 days .. 8c word per day Frechette & Martin,Inc. t h e en d 6 days . 7c word per day Realtors, 846-4144. dinM I. isale realtor 26 days 6c word per day M I r S HARTFORD (UPI) - The would have no comment on the Second Assistant G r a s s o ’s c la im s of 15 WORD MINIMUM SIX ROOM older 4iome, three Of sll your lookinpjsjwsr. Newly listed six-room Caps findings until she has had a Connecticut Public Utilities overcharges. Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch bedrooms, large kitchen with In a neighborhood where the kids can walk lo school. chance to read the decisions H c r a l i Superintendent William Perry, Exactly ho.w Goldman’s Commission, a major target in pantry, completely nr«plac«, hardwood floora, aluminum storma and SOUTH WINDSOR who would be paid more thw newest proposal will affect the the election campaign of Gov. from the PUC. The PUC in each case found: ^1/5- redecorated. Carpeted acraanse Good Valua for $33,900. JUDY KUEHNEL the new man, could be in charge percentage of the budget over Ella T. Grasso, has ruled that In similar rulings for each com­ —The companies method of throughout. Verplank School major power companies ac­ pany, the PUC said the monthly measuring the volume of oil area. 829,900. Call owner 646- School Superintendent Robert of all second^ operations. The last years is still undetermined. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING curately reported the price and fuel adjustment charges “ac­ received was reasonable and 6812, no agents please. Goldman in an eleventh hour new assistant could be in In other matters, last night, quantity of oil used to generate curately reflected the actual in­ accurate and the volume was REALE’S CORNER move Tuesday night, surprised charge of elementary school the board held an hour-and-a- electricity. creased prices of fuel above adjusted to reflect variations in MANCHESTER - Raised 175 WAIN STREn______MTOgEMg-eZS the South Windsor Board of Ed- principals, elementary Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, half executive session prior to The long awaited report was base cost incurred by the com­ temperature. cation by proposing that the curriculum, as well as in- 166x252. Two fireplaces, sliding the meeting as well as a second mainly the result of charges by pany and were computed in ac­ position of a second assistant service training programs. executive session following the —The heating value of the oil glass doors to large deck, large The move to hire another Mrs. Grasso during her guber­ cordance with the aproved fuel family room, 2-car garage, 844,- MANCHESTER - 8-room U & R VERNON - Six room Cape on 1 superintendent be built into the boards’ regular two-hour was verified in company- PHONE 643-2711 built executive home. 1/4 acres plus large heated natorial campaign that the PUC cost adjustment clause.” 1975-76 school budget. assistant superintendent is also maintained laboratories. 900. Philbrick Agency, meeting. had allowed utilities to use out- Realtors, 646-4200. Fireplaced family room and bam. Three b^rooms, eat-in The school board was supr seen as one which would make —The accounting method living room, 4 bedrooms, 2Vt idated fuel cost adjustment for­ kitchen, dining room, garage. posed to have finalized the $6.9 the evaluation of staff members School officials, however, Mrs. Grasso reiterated her used by the firms to record the FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD baths. Prime residential area. Offers many possibilities. L w mulas resulting in overcharges million budget which is up 8.1 in the school system a more will not divulge the contents of campaign pledge this week to oil purchases was reasonable. Paraonala 2 Halp Wantad BJUmiSON COLONIAL Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 40s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. of at least 819 million. 73 Halp Wantad 13 per cent over last year’s. comprehensive analysis. either executive session. abolish the PUC and replace it —The generating efficiency of ADVERTISING Formal dining room, 646- 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., The PUC said it examined the Tuesday night in the Pleasant At present, all school systems During the regular board with a new agency she says the companies’ power plants INDEX WANT TO start or join car pool NEWSPAPER CARRIERS for UBRARY WORK - part-time, fireplaced living room, eat-in Realtors, Manchester Office, MANCHESTER - Redwood records of Connecticut Light would be more responsive to DEADLINE 647- 9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ Farms - Large nine room Valley School. must continually evaluate their meeting the board heard Dr. was correctly u s^ . NOTICES from Manchester to the Aetna the Manchester Herald for experienced preferrM, typing kitchen, first floor laundry and Power Ck)., Hartford Elec­ 12:00 noon the day before tunity. Raised Ranch set on lovely However, the school board professional staff. However, Goldman’s goals for the school the public interest. - Lo il and Found Home Office. Call Mary, 646- Caldor area and all of South required, Bentley Memorial room, 3 bedrooms, 2Vk baths, tric Light Co., and United publication. - Peraontit 1237 or Aetna Ext. 6 ^ . Library, 643-6657. wooded lot. Three full baths, postponed any action on the often staff members receive system as well as his proposals The PUC said last fall that it —The fuel cost adjustments Windsor. Call Mr. Griffin, 647- natural woodwork, big Illuminating, and found their Deadline lor Saturday and - Announcamanla 9411. MANCHESTER - 5 rooms, IVi fireplaced fanaly room, five budget until further discussion excellent evaluations due to the on how he should be evaluated had correctly calculated the ef­ attached to customers’ bills closets, aluminum siding. charges for oil were correct. Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. - EntertaInmenI SALESCLERK - part time, bath Cape with attached bedrooms, garage. $51,900. of Goldman's proposal is made. lack of time supervisors have to on them. The board accepted ficiency factor used by the were based on the actual prices - Auctions Convenient to everything, breezeway and garage. Well A spokesman for the gover­ MOTHER’S helper - part-time, good typing, light bMkkeeping, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. If a new assistant superinten­ conduct thorough evaluations. the goals with minor changes. utilities in determining their paid for fuel and were com­ 838,900. maintains and immaculate. nor said Mrs. Grasso, who is PLEASE READ FINANCIAL □ FINANCIAL active toddlers, call 649-7804 experience a must. Jobseekers, dent is hired he will be paid With two assistants Dr. Gold­ Again no reaction to Gold­ costs. The so-called Factor B puted in accordance with com­ - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 5^1070. F.J.SPILECKi Convenient to everything. Call JUST REDUCED preparing her budget message. - Personal Loans anytime. between 120,000 and 123,000 per man can be assured of conduc­ man’s proposal to close was a key element in Mrs. mission regulations. Realtor - 643-2121 Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- Professionally landscaped 3- Ellsworth School and erect a YOUR AD - Insurance Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 8 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., bedroom oversized Ranch, year. Also, a new man would ting comprehensive evaluations Classified ads are taken over OFFICE MANAGER required SECRETARY - Part-time, EMPLOYMENT Realtors, Manchester Office, of his professional staff. 10,000 square-foot high school the phone as a convenience. for general insurance agency. could lead to full-time. Small prestige area, 2 fireplaces, help the central office change - Halp Wanted MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ 647-9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ family room, closets galore, its present format for super­ wing was received. However, The Herald is responsible for - Business Opportunities cond, third. All kinds. Realty Insurance background and law firm downtown BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi The |6.9 million budget was only one incorrect Insertion and tunity. huge screened in deck vising the school system here. this could be because Goldman MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL - Situation Wanted statewide. Credit rating un­ typing required. Salary open. Manchester. Send letter and/or built Raised Ranch, on acre originally 7.7 per cent higher then only to the size of the resume to Box “MM” , treed lot, brick front, plastered overlooks private wooded One possibility in having a is now estimating the cost of EDUCATION necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Ask for Mr. Donovan. Jewell- than last year’s. However, two REGISTER BY MAIL original insertion. Errors which England Insurance, Manchester Herald. walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, backyard. Call us today. phasing out the Wapping School do not lessen the value of the - Private Instructions fidential, quick arrangements. NEW 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH three-man team overlooking weeks ago the insertion of two COURSE TITLE DAYS TIME ROOM - Schools-Classes one full, two half baths, rec Jackston Agency, 646-1316. and making that an annex to the advertisement will not be cor> Alvin Lundy Agenev. 527-7971. Manchester, 646-4662. the school operation is to divide portable classrooms, or at least Typing 1 M & Th 6:30-8 115 - Instructions Wanted AUTO MECHANIC - needed room with wet bar, enclosed high school as has been rected by an additional inser­ ..100 100 ConstitutionConstitu Plaza, Hart- Aluminum siding, garage, 2 MANCHESTER - Charming the secondary and elementary funds sufficient to move two Typing 2 T & Th 6:30-8 117 tion. REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCED AUTO full time, start immediately, heated porch, 2-car garage, proposed by some board ford. Evenings, 233-6879. raised hearth fireplaces, 2 older six room home, centrally levels between the two assis­ existing classrooms, caused the Int. Typing M & Th 6:30-$ 119 - Homes lor Sale mechanic or mature service own tools. Jobseekers, 568-1070. $59,500. Philbrick Agency, members as an alternative to - Lots-Land lor Sale Realtors, 64^00. baths, carpeting throughout. located in mint condition. New tant supervisors. budget to jump to 8.1 per cent Bookkeeping 2 M & Th 8-9:30 123 - Investment Property MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd station attendant to run and Goldman’s original proposal. manage or lease service sta­ Bualneaa Opportunity 14 Oil hot water baseboard heat, kitchen, ceramic bath, three For example. Assistant higher. Beg. Steno 1 W 7-9 122 - Business Property mortgages — interim financing - Resort Property BOWER’S SCHOOL - Center bedrooms, plus 2-car garage. Beg. Steno 2 Legal Notices — expeditious and confidential tion. Call 643-9521 after 6:30 1V4 acre treed lot. Only $41,* T 7-9 122 - Real Estate Wanted p.m. MANCHESTER - Clean and entrance Garrison Colonial, 900. Mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, 646- Int. 8t Adv. Steno Th 7-9 122 service, J.D. Real Estate 1511. MISC. SERVICES Assoc. 646-1980. modern 2-bay service station eat-in kitchen, formal dining FIANO ADENCY - 646-5200 . Office Machines T 7-9 124 Court of Probate, District of Manchester - Services Offered AVON-After a Happy New for lease or sale. Call 643-9521 room, front-to-back living room Auto 1 W 6:30-9:30 149 NOTICE OF HEARING - Painting-Papering Year, who wants a dull job? after 6:30 p.m. with fireplace, four bedrooms, ESTATE OF MARY WIERZBICKI - Building-Contracting \Vt baths, screened porch, 2-car Woodworking 2 M 7-9 143 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William - Roofing-Siding □ EMPLOYMENT Meet people, make your own Lott-Land For Salt 24 Board Wants Benefits Adv. Woodworking E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated February 7, - Heating-Plumbing hours, be your own boss. No GREETING CARD Shop - garage, $45,900. Philbrick Agen­ VERNON - Three-bedroom Striking Resemblance W 7-9 143 Drafting T 6:30-6:30 152 1975 a hearing will be held on an applfca- - Flooring selling experience necessary. Excellent location in new, large cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch. City utilities, aluminum GLASTONBURY - 1 1/2 acre tion praying that an instrument purpor­ - MovIng-TruckIng-Storage I’ll show you how. Call 523-9401. siding, storm windows and lot, north side Mountain Road From a window in Abraham Lincoln’s original law office German 2 M 7-9 239 ting lo be the last will and testament of - Seryjees Wanted Help Wanted 13 MUinchester shopping center. Edmund Gorman, Agency, 646- MANCHESTER - PRIVATE doors, range, refrigerator, at start of Minnechaug Drive. overlooking the restored Old Capitol, Charles Ott presents Spanish 2 W 7-9 222 said deceased be admitted to probate as Of Pension Negotiated in said application on file more fully Ml'sC. FOR SALE TOOL MAKERS - All-around ABLE CASHIER needed 4040. SALE - Four bedroom center built-in dishwasher. Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- a striking resemblance of Lincoln. Ott, a Lincoln, 111. resi­ Italian 1 T 7-9 222 s p e a rs, at the Court of Probate on - Articles lor Sale - Building Supplies machinists and Bridgeport evenings. Over 18. East Hart­ hall Colonial in prime area of Convenient, quiet 4040. dent, has been portraying Lincoln at various ceremonial French 1 Th 7-9 114 February 18, 1975 at 1:30 p.m. ford company. Call now. older homes, IVi baths, large neighborhood, $29,500. Owner, The directors have learned Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk ■ Pels -Birds- Dogs operators. Top wages, fringe LAMPS and lighting fixtures By SOL R. COHEN collecting pension contributions functions for over three years after receiving assistance in Russian 1 Th 7-9 116 - Livestock Jobseekers, 568-1070. business with large showroom, fireplaced living room, family 8754814. HEBRON - 200 acres of wood CRT already has reached its benefits and overtime. The Board of Directors for two or three years from Beg. Oil Painting M 7-9 209 - Boats & Accessories Experience preferred. Apply at located in Vernon. Edmund room,eat-in kitAen, 2-car gar­ lands and open fields on Route goal for the matching funds and obtaining his wardrobe from a county historical society. - Sporting Goods Tuesday night approved im­ those employes — even though Enameling on Metal W 7-9 207 Garden Products Paragon Tool Company, 121 EXPERIENCED Bookkeeper - Gorman, Agency, 646-4040. age. Many extras including BOLTON - Circa 1760 classic 85 and Old Colchester Road. for its administrative expenses. (UPI photo) Court of Probate carpeting, pantry with laundry proved pension benefits for they are ineligible under the Watercolor W 7-9 123 ' Antiques Adams Street. With knowledge of automobile center chimney Colonial. Owner interested in financing. District of Manchester Wanted to Buy and pool. $51,900. 646-4235. Exceptional raised paneling, Manchester policemen, but Pension Ordinance. She Beg. Jewelry Th 7-9 137 dealership preferred. Write Situation Wanted 15 Edmund Gorman Agency, 6 ^ NOTICE TO CREDITORS PHONE FROM home to ser­ Box M, Manchester Herald. beaded sheathing, wide pine 4040. tabled proposals for improved recommended the money paid Metalcrafts T 7-9 137 RENTALS ■ Rooms lor Rent vice our customers for super WOMAN will do housework, floors, original hardwear, etc. in by them be returned to them. Painting In Acrylics T 7-9 ESTATE OF VIOLET M. FIELD benefits for other town 133 ■ Apartments lor Rant earnings. Choose own hours. LOOKING for some “Do-it- experienced, two or three days Four fireplaces, new bath, new ANDOVER - Three home sites. Wilson Deakin, assistant Sculpture Th 7-9 207 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Homes lor Rent TOLLAND employes. Exchange Students Guests E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Call 647-1810. yourself” lob security in these a week. Call 647-9072. furnaces, large bam. $44,500. Nine high, wooded acres, $16,- Business lor Rent NEW RAISED RANCH - Improved benefits for superintendent of schools, Collage & Painting W 7-9 209 presented to the fiduciary named below uncertain times? Local Amway Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 000. 4 1/2 acres of sprawling Resort Property lor Rent dining room, fireplace, 2 poiicemen already are incor­ asked the directors to consider Beg. Sewing 1 Th 7-9 130 on or before May 6,-1975 or be barred by Wanted to Rent distributor will show you how to 6464200. oaks, 366’ of frontage, $15,000. The local chapter is presently slide presentation of the law. The fiduciary is: WANTED - Man with some the six school employes SOUTH WINDSOR Beg. Sewing 2 T 7-9 MIsc. lor Rent get it with profitable part-time bathe, cathedral ceilings, 4.9 sloping, wooded acres, $13,- porated in the two-year labor sponsoring Carlos Santiago exteriors and interiors of some 121 Frederick T. Field aka Pratt & Whitney Diaform grin­ □ REAL ESTATE separately and to make an Judy Kuehnel Int. Sewing M 7-9 Fred T. Field AUTOMOTIVE ding experience. This is of a business of your own. Phone deck. $44,900. MANCHESTER - Two family 500. W arren E. Howland, contract negotiated (and ap­ Balbuena who is attending of the town’s older homes, 130 exception in their cases. Tailoring M 7-9 133 89 Ridge Street ’ Autos lor Sale production nature. Please apply 643-5998 for interview. COVENTRY duplex located on West Side. Realtors, 643-1108. proved) with the police union. Correspondent South Windsor High School and presented by the South Windsor Manchester, Conn. 06040 ' Trucks lor Sale Hornet For Sale 23 Large kitchen, living room, 2 or Therefore, the board’s action He said the contributions 644-1364 Sewing With Knits ' T or W 7-9 130 Heavy Equipment lor Sale in person: Metronlcs Inc., NEW RAISED RANCH - is making his home with the Historical Society. BACKGROUND insurance? - 3 b lo o m s . High 30s. Zinsser were collected from them in The South Windsor Chapter of Menswear Knits Th 7-9 128 ' Motorcycles-BIcycles Routes 6 & 44A Bolton. fireplace, rec room, 2 baths, Tuesday night was academic. Renzo Falcinelli family. ■ Campers-Trallers-Moblle Office manager, full-time posi­ MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Agency, 646-1511. BOLTON However, improved benefits good faith and were turned in the American Field Service Children's Show Drapery Making Th 6:30-8 133 Homes bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, deck, 3 acres. Choose decor Santiago is available to local Court of Probate, District of Manchester HAIRDRESSER Wanted - tion. Typing a must. $12,500 for other municipal employes and accepted into town receipts recently sponsored an “AFS Drapery Making Th 8-9:30 133 ' Automotive Service possible 4th bedroom, con­ $44,900. MANCHESTER - New 3- clubs and organizations to The Tobacco Valley Chapter NOTICE OF HEARING - Autos lor Rent-Lease Experienced. Pampered Lady, Manchester company. Is all for either a 3% acre or weren’t incorporated in labor — also in good faith. Weekend” for foreign students of Womens Association Shirret Th 7-9 246 ESTATE OF MILDRED W. BROWN Jobseekers, 568-1070. venient location. $35,900. Paul ANDOVER bedroom custom Ranch, 2 speak and show slides of his Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Glastonbury, 633-5652 after 4(4 acre building lot, each set contracts negotiated (and ap­ The board approved revisions and American returnees Rug Hooking W 7-9 133 W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. CHARMING OLDER HOME baths, aluminum siding, double native country, Paraguay. Organization for Rehabilitation E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated February 7, 6:30, 563-6392. on a cul-de-sac. Get your ideas proved) with their unions. It in the town’s sewer-use rate residing in nearby towns. Through Training will hold a Crewel T 7-9 244 1975-a hearing will be Held on an applica­ WOMAN WANTED for part- — fireplace, dining room, 2 garage, excellent Arrangements may be made by tion praying that an instrument purpor­ MANCHESTER- Center Street, neighborhood. $47,900. Hayes ready. Spring is coming. was the consensus of the board schedule and in its rate Participating in the weekend children’s show “Fun and Fan­ Needlepoint M 7-9 244 PART-TIME package store, time work. Must be able to type baths, garage, 6 plus contacting Santiago or his host ting lo be the last will and testament of three family in business zone II, Corporation, 646-0131. Come alive and take a look. the proposals should be subject schedule for water and sewer were Miss Simone Lessa, from cy Free” by Walt Disney, Sun­ Int. Cake Decorating M, T or W 7-9 136 said deceased be admitted to probate as Manchester area, eveningsngs and and operate Burrough Billing pastoral acres. $40,800. family at 644-0423. HAPPY ADS ...... Machine. Apply in person. 1. vir ideal for professional offices, or Call Tony Wasilefsky at 649- to negotiation when future connections. Brazil, attending Manchester day at the Wapping School, Knitting W 7-9 246 in said application on file more fully weekends, excelleiU ho hourly Fruit Sale appears, at the Court of Probate on rate. Please write Box “K” H. England Lumber Co., Route commercial expansion. $75,000. HEBRON • MANCHESTER - Four room 5306. labor contracts are considered. The revised sewer-use rates High ^hool, who was the guest South Windsor. Macrame W 7-9 111 March 4, 1975 at 10:00 a.m. . LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- IMMACULATE RAISED The South Windsor American Manchester Herald. 44-A, Bolton Notch. (doll house) with wall-to-wall EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY The police have received will hike charges for the larger of the Richard Lariviere fami­ Donation for the show, which Int. Macrame Th 7-9 111 Pearl J. Hultman, Ass’t. Clerk 2440. Field Service Chapter (AFS) is RANCH — fireplace, dining carpet throughout. Remodeled earlier retirement rights — at users — notably the 8th Utilities ly; Miss Irene Bossois, also of will run'from 2 to 3:15 p.m. will Decoupage M 7-9 251 kitchen, beamed ceiling in BARROWS & WALLACE conducting its annual citrus PART-TIME Clerk, female, SECRETARY - Full-time, 8:30- room, cathedral ceilings, Manelmttr Nsw Hmoi Hwtteni age 53, commencing July 1, District and Lydall Inc. Each Brazil, attending Glastonbury be 50 cents. Int. Decoupage W 7-9 251. BOLTON - Four-bedroom living room, two bedrooms, full fruit sale beginning March 1 apply in person, at Pine Phar­ 4:30. Shorthand helpful, good garage. $38,800. 648-5306 397-1B1B TZS-SSIB 1975; and at age 50, commen­ will pay about 87,800 more an­ High ^hool and the guest of the The program is open to the Crocheting M or Th 7-9 247 . Glastonbury company, Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. basement. Asking $26,900. with delivery the end of March. macy between the hours of 8-5. FIRESIDE REALTY JN C. cing July 1, 1976 — both times nually. Wilbur Mann family; Yasu public and proceeds will benefit Chair Caning T or W 7-9 247 LIQUOR PERMIT 664 Center Street, 649-9814. •kers, 568-1070. Fireplaced living room, rec Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Profits from this project will K room, dining room, eat-in Realtors, MLS with 25 years of service. At pre­ Director of Public Works Jay Bando from Japan, attending Patchwork Quilting T or Th 7-9 251 This is to give notice that Edward E. Bualneaa Property 26 the Organization for Rehabilita- Dennis, of 274 Woodbrldge Street, kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. 647-9144 sent, also with 25 years service, Giles said the district’s added Enfield High School, guest of benefit the AFS program at the Weaving W 7-9 121 COOK - Nights. Willie’s Steak HAIRDRESSERS wanted - MANCHESTER - Reduced to tion Through Training Manchester, has filed an application Zinsser Agency, ^ 1 5 1 1 . $28,900. Seven room older cost for sewer use will be more local level. Further details of Bread Making W lacarded February 7, 1975 with the House, 444 Center Street, experienced, full or part-time, early retirement is at age 55. the Richard Horsfield family; program. 7-9 134 Colonial. Located on west side. MANCHESTER - Main Street, than offset when the town takes the sale will be released later in Decorative Painting 6:30-9;3() Eliquor Control Commission for a Manchester. Call 649-5271. LuJon Salon of Beauty, 61 East business zoned, four family, Mandatory retirement was Gustavo Mihaic, from Bolivia, Th 121 Package Liquor type of permit for the VERNON - Three-bedroom Three bedrooms, large dining over operation of the the month. Center St., 643-1939. city utilities, level lot, $600 lowered from age 65 to age 60. attending Windsor Locks High Lenten Services Gourmet Cooking M or T 7-9 134 sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, ENFIELD - New homes by S. room, kitchen and den. Walk to Manchester Water Co. At that of Rt. 83, Vernon. The business will be MASSEUSE - Licensed, needed monthly income. $47,900. Hayes An additional new benefit for School, the Earl Davis family’s Club to Meet The Messiah Lutheran Investments T 7-9 264 BE YOUR OWN boss - Y4-acre wooded lot with fan­ L. Starr. 7y«%, $35,900. Bank school. Zinsser Agency, 646- time, he explained, water rates guest. First Aid owned by Edward E. Dennis, of 274 for spa, part-time. Call 643- Corp. 646-0131. policemen eliminates the 85,000 The monthly meeting of the Church, Buckland Rd. will hold M 7-9 144 Woodbriage Street, Manchester, and will ... Somoont 8076. Telephone sales, full, part- tastic view of Connecticut financing available. Ranches, 1511. limit on disability benefits and will be reduced for North End George Sweetnam, a student South Windsor Young Wives Lenten Meditation Services Basle Photography Th 7-9 144 be conducted by Edward E. Dennis as Valley; fully carpeted. $55,900. Colonial and Raised Ranches. permittee. may hova ttnt you time. Salary according to abili­ Retort Property 27 places the maximum at one- customers and the savings to at Manchester High School and will be held Feb. 19 t 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Furniture RefInIshIng M 6:30-9:30 145 MAN WANTED for floor ty. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Warren E. Howland Realtors, Each home Includes colonial MANCHESTER - 5-5 newer a lioppy adl 643-1108. Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 half the yearly salary. the district for hydrant charges an American Abroad returnee at the Society for Savings during Lent. The general theme Sign Language W 7-9 103 cleaning duties, mornings 8 stained woodwork, selected oak Real Batata Wanted 28 P ro p o ^ pension changes for will be more than the 87,800. from Italy, was the guest of the building, 1765 Ellington Rd. of the services will be “The Family Dynamics M 7-9 260 a.m. to 10.30 a.m. daily. 646- HAIRDRESSER - part -time. floors, raised hearth fireplace, batlis, country size kitchen, Mayor John Thomspon noted Estate Planning 4220. Apply Duet Beauty Studio, 521 built-in oven and range, hardwood floors, carpeting, ALL CASH for your property other municipal employes William Atkins family. The program will include a Redeemer and the Redeemed.” T 7-9 258 INVITATION TO BID BLUE RIDQE DRIVE aluminum siding, walk-out town residential customers pay East Middle Turnpike, 649-3906. 8-rootn stone and aluminum Raised kitchenl exhaust fan, full con­ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, would grant them the same im­ Federal Income Tax W 7-9 144 The Manchester Board of basement. $59,900. Hayes Cor­ sewer fees about four times the Happy Birthday EXPERIENCED part-time Ranch. Planked cathedral ceiling, two crete basement, aluminum instant service. Hayes Agency, proved disability benefits and Consumer Law M 7-9 258 Education seeks bids for Doors, siding, amesite driveway. Fully poration, 64i6-0131. fees charged its customers by maid, approximately 4 days per PART-TIME - Dishwasher, fireplaces, carpeting, double garage. 646-0131. would change the designation Astronomy W 7-9 244 Frames and Finish Hardware. MideO's. deocorated. You pick the the 8th District. He warned, U BEVERLY week, apply Connecticut Motor nights. Part-time waitresses, for part-time employes eligible RECREATIONAL Scaled proposals will be nights. Apply in person. BUNCHMD&ROSSEnO colors. City water and city the fees aren’t increased (they Lodge, WO Tolland Turnpike, WE WILL buy your house. Call to participate in the Pension Beg. Bridge M or T 7-9 ' 131 received until 3:30 P.M., “We try harder" Manchester. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, R«aHor*-ML8 846-24S2 sewers, plus much more. anytime, Hutchins Agency, Plan. were) for the larger users, Int. Bridge W or Th 7-9 131 February 24,1975 at which time Bill and Don Manchester. 1SS West Center Street Prices starting at $35,900. For BEST BUYS Realtors, 646-3166. At present, part-time they’d have to be increased for Golf W 7-8 or 8-9 G36 they will be publicly opened. WAITRESS wanted- information or appointment call Enfield 1-749-2741,7454807. employes must work a residential users. AREA POLICE REPORT Beg. Guitar M 8-9:30 121 The right is reserved to reject experienced preferred, part- DRIVERS - School bus, will MANCHESTER - West side. TW O FAM ILY SELLING your house? Call us minimum of 20 hours a week to The board unanimously Int. Guitar M 6:30-8 121 any and all bids. Specifications time, days, Saturday included. train. Start immediately, full, Immaculate 7-room aluminum Six-Six Duplex in center of first and we’ll make you a cash $; Happy 7th Birthday ^ part-time. Jobseekers, 568-1070. CENTER STREET - Older 2- be eligible. The proposed rejected a proposed 810,000 con­ ’ Social Dancing T 7-9 G36 and bid forms may be secured Apply W. T. Grant Company, sided Cape. Charming formal town. New roof, gutters, new offer. One day service. T. J. family close to Shopping Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. change would lower the tribution to Hartford’s Com­ REGISTRATION FOR SPRING TERM at the Business Office, 45 N. I PAULA I Manchester Parkade, equal op­ dining room, fireplaced living bath, shower. Wall-to-wall, portunity employer. PART-TIME Secretary - room, garage, rec room and Parkade, 44, second floor in­ requirement to 17(4 hours — munity Renewal Team (CRT), 1. Register by Mall - February 11-21 School Street, Manchester, j:-; Mom and Dad cludes carpeting, stove and separate heating systems, which administers many Proficient in typing and more. Mid 30’s. Keith Real IMMEDIATE CASH for your one-half the 35-hour work week VERNON Tuesday with fourth-degre made in connection with the in­ 2. Register In Person - Tuesday, February 25, 6:30-8 Connecticut. Raymond E. !;!: Grandma and Grandpa shorthand with bookkeeping ‘ refrigerator. $26,500. C. E. tenants pay utilities and heat. federal grants for area towns, INSPECTORS - For final in­ Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. property. Let us explain our observed by the town. Walter Chaney, 30, of Hart­ larceny in connection with the vestigation of a Jan. 25 incident Demers, Business Manager skills,' afternoons only. Call Lamson Agency, 633-0227. High monthly Income. Call fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, including Manchester. spection, minimum five years The change for part-time ford, was arrested Tuesday on a investigation of a complaint in a local restaurant. SPRING TERM BEGINS THE WEEK OF MARCH 3 experience aircraft parts, Cheryl, 646-2000, weekdays Joe Lombardo for more 647-1413. The sum, to help defray CRT :Ss*WS;%W5S:W^^ MANCHESTER - Duplex, 7-6, HIGHLAND PARK School, workers was requested by the warrant issued by Common from the Shopping Bag Super­ Melendy was released on a nights and days. All benefits.' between 9 and 2. four bedrooms each, enclosed details. administrative expenses and to COST Academy St. - Newly decorated school board and would effect Pleas Court 19 charging him market involving a 32-cent 8200 non-surety bond for Dean Machine Products, Inc., porches, very large rooms, 2- MAY’ WE BUY your home? be part of matching funds 1. Regular Classes BUBBLE MAKER - 6-room Cape, 1 1/2 baths, one- Quick, fair, all cash and no about six non-teaching with reckless driving. item, police said. appearance in Common Pleas 102 Colonial Rd, Manchester. car garage. W icra; high 40’s. employes. toward a grant promiswl CRT, He was released on his a. $5.00 per course for Manchester residents LEGAL Equal opportunity employer. Dishwasher needed, full-time, car garage, large dining room, TWO-FAMILY roblems. Call Warren E. Chaney had turned himself in Court 19,'Rockville, March 4. By owner. Call after 5,646-0766. living room with fireplace, would have come from promise to appear in court in b. $10.00 per course for non-residents □ NOTICES will train, start immediately. 5-6 Flats. Recently painted bwland. Realtors, 643-1108. Director Phyllis Jackston at the Hartford Police station NOTICE patio, aluminum siding. $%,900. P Manchester’s revenue-sharing ELLINGTON 2. RECREATIONAL Classes BABYSITTER wanted-part- Call Jobseekers, 568-1070. 7 3/4% MORTGAGE available outside. Two heating noted the school board has been and was turned over to Vernon Rockville, Feb. 25. Notice is hereby given, by the C. E. Lamson Agency, 6 3 3 ^ 7 . funds. Vernon Police apprehended Bruce W. Coles, 18, of West­ a. $8.00 per course for Manchester residents Lott and Found 1 time days, five days per week, to qualified buyer. New 7 room systems. Copper plumbing. CASH FOR HOUSES- Buyers Police who made the arrest. Commission on Hospitals and MEN WANTED - Age 17 to 28, with pedigrees. We Buy for three juveniles and turned them brook, Maine, was arrested b. $12.00 per course for non-residents Keeney Street area only. 647- Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, Aluminum storms and The charge was made in con­ Health Care, that a public LOST - Black and white 9072. full or part-time. No experience TWO-FAMILY, stucco, second Cash. When we bring people to over to juvenile authorities in Tuesday on a warrant issued by *c. Social Dancing $10.00 per couple for Manchester residents fireplace, two-car garage. $52,'- floor, 7 rooms, first floor, 4 screens. Garage. Close to nection with an incident in Ver­ $12.00 non-residents hearing will be held at Alaskan Malamute. “Cleaka” . necessary. Earn while you 900. Frechette & Martin, Inc. your home, you know they’re connection with the investiga­ Common Pleas Court 19 Manchester Memorial learn, if qualified. Good fringe rooms. Two-car garage, everything near center of serious - not “just looking, non on Jan. 22. Vernon Police Wearing collar. Call 649-1036. FULL-TIME pin chaser needed Realtors, 646^144. town. Owner may help with tion of a break into a Park West charging him with assaulting a Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, for evenings and weekends, 48 benefits. Call the Marines, 649- excellent location, oil heat. thanks.” Call us for Action! said a car registered in police officer and inciting a Upper 30’s. Call 643-7843. financing. Chaney’s name was chased on apartment on Feb. 5. Manchester, Connecticut FOUND - Mongrel, female, hours per week. Mechanical 6485. CONDOMINIUM^ - three Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or riot. M9-1922. that date but the driver was not REGISTRATION BLANK February 21, 1975 at 9:30 a.m. broWn, white on chest and ability a must. Apply to bedrooms, three baths, rec Coventry Democrats COVENTRY Police said the arrest was Manager, Parkade Bowling HASH SUNGER - full-time, MANCHESTER - New family SIX-ROOM RANCH apprehended. to hear testimony relative to paws. Call Dog Warden, 646- room, den, living room> dining H arry M elendy, 17, of made in connection with a Jan. 1 wish to register for the following courses; 4555. Lanes. No phone calls. short order cook, experienced. Colonial, aluminum siding, Three bedrooms, garage, capital expenditures for certain room, kitchen, all appliances. three bedrooms, bath and Select Candidates (ihaney was released on a 8500 Reynolds Dr., Coventry, was 12 incident at the Crystal Lake Print Name of Course Night of Week Given Room Call now Jobseekers, 568-1070. IVlid %’s. Frechette & Martin, deep treed yard. Peaceful, □ MISC. SERVICES non-surety bond for appearance arrested Tuesday on a warrant services as required by Section DUTCHMAm Clothing looking lavatory, oversized modern Ballroom. 1. 14 of P .A .73-117 for the FOUND - Golden Retriever, Inc, Realtors, 6484144. quiet street. Aluminum in Common Pleas (jourt 19, issued by Common Pleas (]ourt female. Call Dog Warden, 64^ for you. Short hours, good pay, NURSE’S AIDES for all shifts. kitchen, built-ins. 24’ combina­ Coles was presented In (Com­ following hospital: Manchester tion dining and play room, gar­ storms and screens. 1V4 were Joe Fowler and Nick Rockville, Feb. 25. 19 charging him with reckless 2. 4555. will train you. Jessie Dunnack, Full-time or part-time. Only the Servleea Ottered 31 Monica Shea mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, experienced need apply. age, just right lot, conveniently' baths. Truly an unusual value Grant. Gary Weber, 20, of 68 Davis endangerment. Memorial Hospital. 423-4216. NEW HOMES Correspondent yesterday, and his case was 3. Item: Proposal to spend 81,- Highest starting salary in the locatM. Trade of your present In the rold-thirtles. Ask for SHARPENING Service - The committee passed a Ave., Rockville, was charged Police said the arrest was Peraonalt 2 742-9495 continued to Feb. 18. 900,000 to renovate space for TOP TIPS? Waitresses needed area. Liberal fringe benefits. EARLY BIRD home considered. Donald S. Mr. Mathew. Saws, knives, axes, shears, resolution calling for a letter to NAME (Please Print) Gale, Realty Co., Realtors, modern hospital beds to replace INCOME tax returns prepared now, full, part-time, days, Apply in person East Hartford SPECIALS skates, rotary blades. Quick The Democratic Town Com­ be sent to the Department of MLS, 289-79%. Mailing Address ' obsolete hospital beds. in the privacy of your home Call evenings, food-cocktail. Call Convalescent Home, 745 Main FIVE QARAQE8 service. Capitol Equipment mittee last night picked can­ Environmental Protection Interested parties and local Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 52^ Jobseekers, 568-1070. Street, East Hartford. $49,900 - L-Rsneh, 3 Go with this business zoned Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. didates for seven positions to be asking that department ap­ Tel. Number 1 am a resident of 8263. LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday citizens are encouraged to at­ tMdroonis, 2 baths, 2-ear 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, and Immaculate large two- filled in the town and county. proval not be given for a slalom Town Counsel To Consider garage, llraplaea. 7:30-9, &turday, 7:30-4. 643- tend this hearing and to make garage, treed lot, $48,500. family. All garages rented for Tony D’Ambrosia, Silvia course on Coventry Lake. INCOME TAX preparation - 7958. their views known. $80,900 - Raised Ranch, 3 Hutchins Agency, 648-3166. excellent extra Income. Two Bolduc, and James Thurber and Committee members our home or mine, James D. Whitten easonable. By Danny Byram, bedrooms, 21A baths, separate gas heating REWEAVING burns, holes. incumbents Bill Ayer and Ber- expressed concern about the ad­ Massage Parlors Ordinance $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 firsplacsd fsmily room, 2-ear systems. Close to Main St. Mall to: Chairman 649-5096. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. mard Gilbert were unanimous­ ditional police petroling that Please enclose check or money garage. baUis, stove, refrigerator, gar­ Window shades, Venetian ly endorsed to serve on the this course would necessitate Manchester’s Board of Directors has in­ Manchester Adult Evening School order payable to; BODY SHOP MAN age, nearly two acres. Hutch the ordinance proves too restrictive, he TAX RETURNS and accoun­ $81,900 - Capa Cod, 4 TWO-FAMILY blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Parks and Recreation Commis­ and also with the fact that it structed its town counsel to examine an Manchester High School Manchester Adult Evening School Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. might relocate in a town where there are ting done professionally. Immadlatt •mploymant for qualiflod paraon. Good bedrooms, firspiaesd family Just listed by Jack Dviryer. sion. had been reported that the ordinance East Hartford recently adopted no restrictions or where they are milder— Manchester, Conn. 06040 Mall registrations trill not be 50TH BIRTHDAY Reasonable rales. Confidential. working conditlona and fringa banaflta. Apply In par­ room, 2-ear garage. MANCHESTER - Striking 4- Upstairs flat Is furnished. These names will be sent to course could only be used by — relating to licensing and operation of possibly, Manchester. accepted after February 21. BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) - Experienced. Call Dan Hickey, aon to aarvlea dapartmanL MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. the Town Council fcr council members of the Paddle, Prop 649-9145. $82,900 - Dutch Colonial, 4 bedroom Contemporary, 2 1/2 Garage. A smaller two-family Removal, pruning, lot clearing, massage parlors — with the possibiltiy of Town Counsel William Broneill said he The Colombian international baths, panoramic view of Hart­ at a real budget price. Call action. and Sail Cluh which had sought adopting a similar one here. will review the East Hartford ordinance airline Avianca observed its 55th bedrooms, firaplaead family spraying. Fully insured. ford byline, sunken patio, 2-car Jack for more details. Licensed. Free estimates. Ralph Thissell and hred the endorsement of the Town and report his findings — relative to a Post cards will not be mailed this semester. If you have registered you will be notified only If anniversary in December. The INCOME TAX returns room, 2-car garage. The board action was on a suggestion prepared in your home. g arage. 60’s. Warren E. Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Contessa won a four-way race Council for the project. similar one for Manchester. He said, also, your class has been cancelled or filled. If you receive no notification you can expect your oldest airline in the western Foundstions are In... star­ bwland. Realtors, 643-1108. Tuesday night by Mrs. Betty Sadloski. class will be held. Reasonable, Ckill H.H. Wilson, g for the recommendation to An amendment to that resolu- legislation concerning licensing of hemisphere, it began service 649-6506. ting to go up. Call early to TREE SERVICE (Soucieu DILLON FORD SCO Frank Curran, high sheriff of tion which would have Mrs. Sadloski told of a recent newscast plans. BELFIORE massage parlors is pending in the General Please do not call the high school office for Information. with two Junkers hydroplanes. SUCES8FULLY selling your ’lYees cut, trimmed or topped. Tolland County, as appointees requested DEP to bar all motor of reaction to the East Hartford ordinance Assembly. Its current fleet includes 18 Boe­ TAX SERVICES for individuals home is as important to us as it AGENCY stumps removed, fully insured. for deputy sheriff. boat traffic from the lakd was by massage parlor owners in that town. Manchester has one massdge parlor at ing 707,720 and 727 jetliners, and and corporations. Home ser­ 319 Main Street, Manchester M ER R in is to you. Call now - let us Got a tree problem? Well worth The other two candidates defeated 16 to II. She told of one who hinted, in the event vice. Call 563-4643. Realtora 840-1190 explain the services we offer. Mkn MT.141I a phone call. 742-8252. present. two Avro turbo-prop% Owgai^ Realty, 643-4365. ( i i ■S'/'-

PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING tfERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12,1975 MANCHESTER^VENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 12. 1975 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE BENJY BY JIM BERRY Apartments For Rent S3 Business tor Rent 5 5 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE wl.h MAJOR HOOPLE ive A s s L ’THREE ROOM clean apart­ FORD Gran Torino, 1972, 2- 1972 FORD Gran Torino Sport - OFFICE SPACE ...THEN ALU YA WHY PONT YOU OUT oRUV-BUNO •TA67F-6 KIMPA PPC-UHAP? ment, includiirg. heat, hot door hardtop, automatic 302 V- Automatic transmission, power hmmm,' WELL, COME ON, I CANT MAKE UP MY SAW1E HERE.' THEN 1 ^ GREAT NEWS, HES HAD a HAVE r DO IS MIND &ETWEEN THE AND GET GOING/ VDU DON'T KNOW WOULDN'T HAVE TO PRAC­ W HAT5 HIS TO MAVP MAM P oM F.TtM o water, stove, refngerator, gar- FOR RENT 8, power steering, radio, vinyl steering, power brakes, air- L C A N CO. SYLVESTER, „ BCNS.tVE 607 SO M A N Y . N IB S MEAN MAKE THREE j WADDAYA SAY.^ 'SILVER LINING" LOAN, HOW LUCKY VDU ARE-W E DIDNT TICE AN' LISTEN 10 LEC­ THE BOUT WEVE rupt^ip$, a M'A o f age, laundry• _• facilities,'iclli- and 250 square feet, center of| roof, radial tires. $1,995. 644- conditioning. Excellent running HUNDRED , HAVE A PIANO WHEN I W AS A TURES...LIKE VE5TERPAY... FIGHTS HE' A B O U T A 7 J U 6 r r o 1750. condition, Call- 646-4037 AND 'EASY-DOES-IT' K ID .' I 'D Give A N Y T H IN G IF I BEEN WAITING KNOWS PPAMUT PPITTVP./ storage.rage. References, $1M |Manchester, air conditionin EASY ITS A t o d a y ,., t o m o r r o w . . . y ' W A IT IN ’ ? month. Security and lease. Call anytime. P A Y - . CONCEPT/ COULD PLAY RIGHT NOW.' FOP^A MATCH HOW T o ■ BURKE IS and parking. Call: 643-9551. DIFFICULT WITH HAMBONE 649-2497. 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- MENT5.' DECtSON, PU T IN SO NEW HIS door hardtop, 1968 44() cubic 1968 DODGE Charger, red with ©OVNOR.' Ha w k i n s ' HIS OWN T O W E L I &AH MANCHESTER - pleasant four inch engine, 4-speed, bucket black vinyl top. (Jutside tach, STITCHES, H A S N 'T OP room apartment, modem, cen­ 318 c.i. Best offer. 649-6711 or EVEN BEEN Resort Property seats and extras. Tires and W ASH ED \A/ITH trally located, avocado For Rent 56 body in decent shape. Needs 649-6485 ask for Pvt. Gonsalves. VET / appliances, carpeting, no pets, minor work.. Must sell im­ $21)5 monthly. 646-47W. STRATTON-BROMLEY- mediately. Asking $600. Call 1972 MUSTANG Grande, 302, 3- MAGIC area - ’Three-bedroom 643-0458 after 6 any day but speed, power steering, vinyl (B 1975 by NEA. Inc.. T.M. Dig. U.S. Pit. 011 2 -/ 2- A’TTRACnVE 4-room apart­ Chalet, fireplace, TV, fully Fridays. top, new tires. Asking, $1900. ment, stove, refrigerator, carpeted, complete kitchen ------^------Call 228-9290. Seiv/ces Ottend 31 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Artlcles for Sale , 41 Apartments For Rent 53 references, no pets, $145. Call with dishwasher. 872-3605. GREMLIN - Free second year 6464167, 228-3^. of guarantee (a $99 value) if you bi^ and take delivery of a new MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD CUSTOM MADE Draperies, BIDWELL Home Improvement FOUR CHROME wheels, five- SPACIOUS Six Rooms - Cen­ WEST SIDE - 4-room heated □ AUTOMOTIVE J®!®1975 before February f Co. Expert installation of lug fourteens, $65. Bed, dresser, tral, quiet, convenient. Stove, first-floor flat, convenient DeCormier Motors, 643-4165. very reasonable work HE CAN'T DO IT TODAY. guaranteed, call anytime. 649- aluminum siding, gutters and mirror, woman’s vanity, very refrigerator, porch, cellar, at­ residential area, $195 monthly. #••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CiMn, Late MoM WELL, I DOUBT \ IV E GOT HE'LL NEED Call 649-1914 after 5 p.m. YEP./ TO/V1 IS THAT HE'LL /WONEY. HE THE BANK CLOSED AT ^ § 4266. trims. Roofing installation and good condition. 646-0067, Bob, tic. ^10 montnly. Security. 649- Autos For Sate 61 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Karmann HEDGE GAVE VDU STAKEP OUT SHOW UPf HE /VIIGHT SHOW THREE— AND IT'S repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Robin. 5675, 649-1924. Ghia - In running condition. $200 TH E S L IP ? NEW FIVE room flat, all USED GARS m AT HIS FLAT/ COULD BE UP AT HIS ALAAOST FIVE/ TWO HANDYMEN - will clean NEED CAR? Credit bad? or best offer. 646-5763 after 5 Top Prices PaM LONG GONE BANK TO MANCHESTER - Six room appliances, fully carpeted, p.m. BY NOW/ MAKE A attics and cellars, light HORACE Tetrault — Siding, QUICK SALE - Everything Bankrupt? Repossessed? For M l Makes trucking, reasonable rates, 643- roofing, storm windows, aw­ goes. Leaving town. Furniture, duplex, three bedrooms, rec basement storage with washer Honest Douglas accepts lowest WITHDRAWAL/ and dryer connections. hK. HATS THAT 5305. nings. Quality workmanship, dishes, etc. 1039 Tolland Tpke., room, garage, adults only. $200. down, smallest payments. 1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR, 4- i-1 2 . PROVE, MACK'? CARTER CHEVfiOLET SINGING THE BLUES . M P li free estimates. Fully insured. Manchester. References, security. Write Convenient to schools and shop­ Douglas Motors, 345 Main. door, good running condition, C WitTifc. ..K ut V J97S6^_NEA. UK T M US P«l OH X-/2- ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ 872-9187, 649-3417. Box G, Manchester Herald. ping. First and second . ^ r $150; Call 646-0455 after 6 p.m. CO., INC. available. Call Mr. Peternnn, 1229 Main sweat eling, rec rooms, offices; ASSORTED rummage items TOYOTA - See us for reliable CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE household repairs. Phone 649- ROOFING - Specializing and furniture etc. See at 25 CHARLES APARTMENTS - 649-9404, 646-2912. used Toyotas with our 60-day Phone 846-6494 4594. repairing roofs, new roofs, Oakwood Road or telephone East Middle Tpke., Deluxe 41/2 100% warranty. We also buy M. HOW TH' HECIC THE REAL TO MAKE HER FATHER.SHEIK HAJI, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 643-7900. room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, WEST SIDE- 6 room duplex, in­ used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, POES BULL EXPECT PRI2E ISN'T cludes garage, many extras. UP TO M O O TURN OVER THE THRONE OFMIRHABA BUILDING and remodeling - and repaired. 30 years all appliances, carpeted, two 345 Center Street, Manchester, TO GET AWAY WITH THIS SHIP. AND A U IT ^ OIL TO YUSEFl Kitchens, bathrooms, family experience. Free estimates. 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury III, air-conditioners, neat, hot Adults preferred. No pets. 646-4321. HIJACKIN' A SUPER­ WASH- IT'S Lease and security. Call 646- JU N K CARS 1970 CYCLONE GT Fastback, T A N K E R ? PRINCESS rooms, garages, roofing and Howley, 643-5361. good condition, $500. Call 649- water, storage, two garages, JASMIN sound proofing, washer and 8379. WANTED e x c e lle n t c o n d itio n , 351 gutters. Free estimates. Paul 9188 after 6:30 p.m. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare Cleveland automatic, yellow S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. ROOFING - Installation and dryer hook-up, fireplace, our low rates. Young drivers WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 fenced-in patio. $280. Charles SUB-LET, two bedroom apart­ hardtop, black interior, power repairs, gutters, storm win­ TWO WOODEN wheels, 57” welcome. For quotations call FOR YOUR JUNK CAR steering, power brakes. Days WILL TRUCK most anything, dows, doors. Experienced diameter, $35. each. Excellent Ponticelli, 646-0800, 646-1540. ment, carpeting, air- Rod Dolin, 646-6050. PRISCILLA’S P O P BY AL VERMEER conditioning, etc. Call 646-4353. Depending on Year and 643-6011, evenings 742-9502. most any place for below quality workmanship. Fully in­ condition. Phone 649-7375. Model Po o r o l d P A i mFfTs t / WHAT COULD TOU'VE NEVER HEARD')x r d T VERNON - Town House MB’S NOT WELL reasonable prices. Free es­ sured. Free estimates. WE PAY $10 for complete junk FREE TOW 1965 OLDSMOBILE, good con­ G O W R O N G O F T E R M IT E S e Reasonable prices. Rick Apartments immediately W IT H A timates. Call 646-4303. MAHOGANY dresser and cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto SAME DAY SERVICE dition, $175. Call 646-2596 after 4 Burnett, 646-3005. mirror, good condition, $35. available. Apartment com­ Body, 528-1990. W O O D E N \ ROCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS p.m. V DRESSMAKING - Everything Phone 643-2285. munities of unusual architec­ PLEASE CALL FOR HORSE? from pants to bridal gowns. tural design and beautiful ROCKLAND TERRACE 1972 FORD Torino Station CURRENT PRICE LISTS landscaping which feature Large and beautiful one and 2- 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 522-1104. 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA - Low Reasonable rates. Call M3-5973 Heating-Plumbing 35 SELECT seasoned hardwood bedroom apartmenta, heat, hot Wagon - V-8, automatic, power mileage, good condition, needs weekdays after 5, Saturday & for sale. $25. per load, private entrance, appliances, water, all appliances Including dis­ steering, air, very clean. after 5 p.m. 247-0910 private patio with sliding glass transmission work. $250 or best Sunday before 1. SEWERLINES, sink lines, delivered. Call The Andrew An- hwasher, disposal, carpeting, pool Chorches Motors, 643-2791. ALLIED offer. Call before noon, 646- saldi Company, 649-5249. door, wall-to-wall carpeting, and your own private terrace In a MUTT AND JEFF cleaned with electric cutters, country setting. From $180. No pets. SCRAP METALS 1917. CREATED BY BUD FISHER SNOWPLOWING - Commercial by professionals. McKinney traverse rods, master TV VOLVO 144E, 1974, 4-door antenna, laundry and storage 741 WINDSOR STREET and residential. Reasonable Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ BRACE yourself for a thrill the 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 orange sedan, excellent condi­ 1968 CAMARO, 6 cylinder, rates. Also available as a back­ first time you use Blue Lustre facilities, total electric. No HARTFORD pany, 643-5308. tion, automatic, transmission. automatic. Call 643-6612. IM k e e p i n g up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. to clean rugs. Rent electric pets. Rentals starting at $155 Call 646-6770. you REMIND w h a t \ I GAVE HERUP U P w i t h THE l ik e NO JOB too small, toilet shampooer, $1. E. A. Johnson per month. For appointment M E OF A WAS BECAUSE IT call 872-0528, Monday through CAMARO 1968 - Six cylinder, CLEANING SERVICE for repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Paint Company. automatic transmission, vinyl 2-li yoU N G -- SK lN N /G IR L SHE you/ Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. THREE-ROOM furnished d) t67S by . T H. Ww U S Pll on WAS CHEAPER stores, factories, offices, faucets replaced, repaired, rec top, mint condition, must sell. TfjlNKyoUNG LIKE? ap artm en t, $150 m onthly. THE BORN LOSER lU S E P T O G O d a n c in g W ith homes, schools. Also window rooms, bathroom remodeling, PHILCO double load commer­ Call 646-1479. BY ART SANSOM FEELyoUMG.' cleaning. “Special rates to heat modernization, etc. Free cial washer and Huebsch com­ THREE BEDROOMS, central, Security deposit required. Call DANCING A M O P/ p Senior Citizens." No job too big estimates gladly given. M & M mercial tumbler dryer. Both cheerful, quiet, second floor, 647-1889. carpeting, stove, refrigerator, 1973 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2- 9 B m m P HOW I TDUP C O 0 9 fS e ,N ^ p e A g \ 'X KMOW. MOW X WITH.' or small. 649-7863, George. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. with money changes and in door hardtop, air, power good condition. Can be seen at basement, garage. Adult family TWO-BEDROOM, Five-room Nbu wrm om eg c m > , MOP I ^ p vjoo -STAaMP only. No pets. Security, lease. upstairs apartment. Adults, no steering, power brakes, CONSERVE FUEL - Chimney TOWNE Plumbing Service, 390 Main Street. 649-9258. M#RE AM/FM, $2,700. 228-3682. pgoPLg MAav«d Reclaimer Division, 649-7627. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Dogs-Blrds-Pets 43 refrigerator, $145. Adults only. security required, call 649-2415. Tr*d« M«rk Rrglitrred 2-12 ,j )lS mi1*i4-« All heating and plumbing Parking for one car. Ideal for Trucks tor Sale 62 DRESSMAKING and repairs plus remodeling. Call DOG-CAT boarding reser­ single person. Security deposit ATTRACTIVE three-room requirM. Call 643-9678. apartment for rent in two fami­ alterations done in my home. 643-1496. vations. Combined inside/out- \»UR 1973 CHEVROLET El Camino - Call 643-4626. side runs, partitioned privacy, ly house. Private entrance, new THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA appliances, convenient loca­ 350 engine. Caprice dash, 32,000 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing germicidal lighting. Canine miles. Call 64i^25. - Repairs and remodeling, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, tion. Ideal for couple. $195, Call « i>n h WA. »c.. 1 II« VILLAGER APARTMENTS 646-5285 after 5:30 only. Painting-Papering 32 sewer lines cleaned electrical­ Manchester, 646-5971. 1969 CHEVROLET pickup - Six T N £ ly. Prompt service on emergen­ Five-room townhouse apart­ ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN ment, IVi tiled baths, 2 air- FIVE ROOMS, heated, in cylinder, standard, runs good. ^HELPING NAND PAINTING and pMerhanging, cies. 643-7024. AKC R egistered Mini-Toy M#NEY! ’Two gas tanks, some rust. $1,- LOAN COMPANY// H r duplex, large yard for garden, That's a promise when you trade vvith us. excellent work. References. Poodles. Charcoal, Silver and conditioners, wall-to-wall 100. 742-8101. ,.,-IHE KIDNAPPERS/ HOW TW O. Z' PUT TOUR GUN ...I'LL TAKE I'Y E h e a r d o f Free estimates. Fully insured. Apricot. Shots. Choose now for carpeting, full basement, adults. Securityity deposit, $200. THEY ARE RIGHT BEHIND/ MANY OF THEVIRe I a w a y , OSCAR.' CARE OF THEM.' Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Flooring 36 delivery in one week. 875-7782. heat, hot water, appliances. 643-5747. US.' ^ 'EM ARE BOTH > Available March 1st. Adults Motorcycles-Blcycles 64 THEBE'? UNARMED/ J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, THREE ROOM apartm ent, Garden Products 47 only, no pets. heat, gas, lights, and parking 71 MUSTANG II < 3 3 9 5 decorating. Interior painting. (specializing in older floors). 4-cyllnder engine, automatic transmlaalon, power steering, power EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Ceilings and inside painting. 649-7620 included. $175. Porter Street makes, models and speeds. BUY YOUR Potatoes direct area. No pets, security deposit. brakes, vinyl roof. Remodeling. Exterior painting. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- from the potato warehouse, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. 2222. 247-4688, 236-0564 p.m. Ideal for Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- Caldor Center, corner Buckland MANCHESTER - Nice one- newlyweds. 74 MAVERICK 4-DOOR * 3 4 9 5 Fully insured. For estimate call Road & Tolland Tpke. 2098. 649-%58. bedroom Ranch-type apart­ V-8 engine, automatic transmlaalon, power steering, air conditioning. □ MISC. FOR SALE ment. Includes heat, hot water, FOUR-ROOM apartment - Two PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Antiques 46 appliances, private entrance. bedrooms, heated. $165. Five- 74 VOLKSWAGEN 2-DOOR * 2 8 9 5 Five years experience. $185 per month. Paul Dougan, room apartment, three 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed transmission. NO W OPEN Articles lor Sale 41 bedrooms, two baths, heated. 36 Excellent references. Pete, 742- WANTED Antique furniture, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. ★ NEW LOCATION ★ i-tZ 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Apel Place, Manchester. a-II ALUMINUM sheets used as 74 PINTO 2-DOOR * 2 8 9 5 HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES C d> l»TS by N€A. Inc . T FU other antique items. R. ELLINGTON - three bedroom 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed transmission. printing plates, .007 thick, Harrison, 643-8709. duplex, appliances, carpeting, THREE CLEAN ROOMS with 152 Wilbur Crou Highway PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ting, wallpapering, sprav/brush 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. parking, security required, heat, stove, refrigerator, Route 5 8 15 MR. ABERNATHY W > C H R D J i7A ie « * painting. Fair prices, fully in­ Phone 643-2711. OLD WASH stand - Cherry $250. 872-0063. parking and cellar laundry 73 TORINO 2-DOOR * 2 9 9 5 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering. Berlin Tpke. sured, experienced and depen­ drop-leaf table. Old glass. facilities. Convenient. The bidding has been: 12 NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 References. $165. monthly. Mr. BERLIN, CONN. VOUR N ^ - AAAY 1 BORROW A CUP OF dable. 643-1671. Hanging Coleman brush MANCHESTER - Family sMe 000ft NEJSHBOft. cents each. Inquire side door. mirror. (Jail 872-6758. two-bedroom Townhouse, nill Belfiore, 647-1413. 73 THUNDERBIRD * 5 3 9 5 867-2275 667-2276 TELEPHONE NUMBERS?? First things first to make bid INSIDE - Outside painting, Manchester Evening Herald. basement, private entrances V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power breakes, aid See the New 1975 West North East South fe c ia l rates for people over 65. and patio. Includes heat and EAST HARTFORD - 21/2 room conditioning, vinyl root, AM/FM radio, power windows, power seats. Wanted to Buy 49 Line o f South played brilliantly (at Foully insured. Estimates given. WE BUY and sell used fur­ appliances. $250 monthly. Paul furnished apartment. On bus r iJ.'*4 NORTH the hand, but we do know that a Call 649-7863. niture. Cash on the line. One W. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or line, all utilities included. ______Motorcycles A A 4 least he thought he had), quick­ really enterprising player Pass 1A Pass 3 A piece or an entire housefull. WANTED - ANTIQUE fur­ 73 TOYOTA CORONA WAGON < 2 7 9 5 ly (everyone agreed to that), Pass 3 e Pass 4 A 643-4535. Security deposit required. $37 4-cyllnder engine, standard transmission. a J 4 would have brought home nine 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 niture, jewelry, glassware, weekly. Call 528-1998. and with conspicuous lack of tricks. At trick two he would Pass 5 A Pass ? paintings, lamps, etc. Call 649- ♦ 10 6 3 success. Building-Contracting 33 Main Street Rear, behind LARGE DELUXE three-room Campers-Trallers a A Q 10 8 7 6 have led the queen of spades. If You South, hold: Douglas Motor Sales. 5139. AAQ76 V2 4KJ54 AAQ82 ^artment - Near hospital. Homes tor Rent 54 73 PINTO WAGON < 2 4 9 5 Mobile Homes 65 WEST EAST West covered he would take 4-cyllnder engine, automatic transmission. He rose with dummy's jack of What do you do now? NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - First floor, heat and a K 73 a 10 9 6 dummy's ace, come back to his Remodeling, repairing, ad­ CLEAN USED refrigerators, hearts, plunked his ace on hand with the second spade and A — Bid six spades. North is appliances. References, securi­ MANCHESTER - Three NEW 14’ wide $9,995 not a a K 10 8 6 2 aQ953 East’s queen, took the club ditions, rec rooms, porches and ranges, automatic washers, ty, adults, no pets. $200 bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 72 PLYMOUTH FURY III < 2 4 9 5 stripped down model, super then finesse the club. If West showing second round club control roofing. No job too small. Call with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s □ RENTALS 4874 ♦ A K2 finesse and ran off six club ducked, South's queen of spades and by inference denying first monthly. 649-9258. baths, wall-to-wall carpeting V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air house, trades welcome. 20 a K 3 a954 tricks. Then he led a heart and 649-3144. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- and all appliances includetf conditioning. homes to choose from, $999. would hold the trick. Now the round diamond control so you settle SOUTH hoped for the best. The best did 2171 MANCHESTER - Main Street, $350 montnly plus utilities. Immediate placement. club finesse would be taken. for six. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Rooms for Rent 52 WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI aQJ852 not eventuate. West had dis­ three rooms, heat, hot water, Available March 1. Mr. 72 LTD SQUIRE Excellent financing. Parts, carded one spade, one heart and TODAY ”S QUESTION remodeling, additions, roofing. SEASONED oak wood - Split Filloramo, 646-6555. * 2 7 9 5 supplies, and accessories, full­ a A7 This would have led to a sub­ stove, refrigerator, adults, no V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air HEy © UESS WHAT? I'V©; WHATfeONTV iD B E T T E R ♦ QJ9S two diamonds. He cashed the Instead of bidding five clubs your Call David Patria, South Wind­ and ready for fireplace. $20 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ pets. Security. 523-7047. time service department. Plaza r THOUGHT ATT L B A S T stantial set if either finesse had nished rooms, centrally conditioning, power windows. PEaDH?TO GETMARRIBD/ TDNIOHT? © e r^ U P P E R a J 2 last three hearts and led a dia­ partner has bid five diamonds over sor, 644-1796. dump truck loads delivered. LARGE CAPE - 3 bedrooms, 2- Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross THEYt? 02YA LITTLE. lost, but South wasn't doubled your four spades. What do you do 742-7386. located. Kitchen privileges. s t a r t e d . mond to give his partner tricks FOUR room apartment - first car garage, 2 fireplaces, 2 Highway, Berlin,Turnpike, East-West vulnerable with the ace and king. and should have taken the now? WES ROBBINS carpentry Parking. Reasonable rates. floor, heat, appliances, central, baths, residential section, $275 72 GRAN TORINO < 2 4 9 5 Berlin, (Jonn. 1-828-0369. chance. Answer Tomorrow remodeling specialist. Ad­ WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed Phone 649-2358. V-8 engine, automaUc transmission, power steering, power brakes, air no pets, security, lease, $190 monthly plus utilities. Security conditioning, vinyl root. South wanted to know why 1.NEW SPAPER EN TE R PR ISE ASSN. I ditions, rec rooms, dormers, any length, split, $50 per cord monthly. 649-3340. ^ deposit required. After 6 p.m. SELLING YOUR HOME? Call West North East * South built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, delivered. John Hutchinson, NEW FURNISHED room for North had bid three notrump, Answer to Previous Puzzle calla ll ...... Marc, 649-5057... Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. instead of dropping the bidding 649-3446. 742-6639. gentleman, near bus and shop­ 72 DODGE 2-DOOR SWINGER < 2 1 9 5 Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. 1 a Pass 1 a A-One ping. Call 646-0505. 6-cyllnder engine, standard transmission. Pass 2 a Pass 2 N.T. at two notrump or signing off at NFa s H q k E Business tor Rent 55 three clubs. F^l R & A O lpI LEON Cieszynski builder - new FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half GALA TAG SALE for recrea­ Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass ATO ROOMS FOR rent, clean, cen­ Pass ACROSS SOIrecenltime L <9AT e\ E AT I nTgI homes custom built, cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-90^. PRESIDENTIAL MANCHESTER - East Center tion vehicles at Rectown U.S.A, 6 Raw metal Es s 1 Nj trally located, parking, on bus 71 TORINO BROUGHAM < 2 0 9 5 North replied, “ If I had I 01 highest 1 remodeled, additions, rec Street. Modern air-condition^ V-8 engine, power steering, vinyl roof, automatic transmission. Route 6, Willimantic. Cash and 7 Glens I a Sli VILLAGE APTS. DO;. Opening lead — 6 a known I was playing with a quality VEO rooms, garages, kitchens WOODEN PALLETS for sale at line. Phone 647-9868. office space, from 100 to 2,0M carry only. Everything goes. 8 Depraved n2Ei circulation department, butcher, I would have bid three 5 Exemplary 9 Connection /ai?i 1r E remodeled, bath tile, cement MANCHESTER square feet, $4.50 per foot. Every possible needed item for 10 Maturing 11 Rebuke rudely MRLk.A work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. ROOM FOR rent $25 per week 71 PLYMOUTH VAUANT * 1 7 9 5 clubs." agents MCIs Tgi Hayes Corporation, 6466131. the camping family Including a 1178 >, IP. w.. T .» .U J. F«t W, By Oswald & James Jacoby 120isiigure E tial or commercial. Call 649- plus security. Call 643-4588. One and two bedrooms 4-Door, e-cylInder engine, 3-speed standard shift. hitches, awnings, lights, pumps 12 Czech region 13 Roman bronze 1Re fgi We wouldn’t go so far as to 14 Entered (2 17 Soil mineral AR E a 4291. OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - SINGLE ROOM and three and thousands of other new and L. 1 Circulation Department, ROOMS FOR rent, close to N ear schools, churches anc SH O RT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL say that South had butchered wds.l 19 City in Italy M bL rooms available as suite or 71 PINTO 2-DOOR < 1 5 9 5 used items. Free gifts for early 15 Girl ol song 20 Verbal H i LLE MlA Manchester Herald. Main Street. Reasonable. shopping center, on bui 2 EE TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY singles. Air-conditioning, off 4-oyllnder engine, standard transmission. shoppers. Friday, February 14, PUTOLTTAN ALL .SOR A fWLITANT WMO' 16 Exaggerated coniraclion 1 \ Carpentry and general contrac­ Phone 646-5489. line. Call anytime. 1-7 p.m.; Saturday, February (Fr.) 21 Earn street parking. Phone John H. POINTS b u l l e t BAKES A O eU C fO U S 18 Members Ola 24 Congers brother (Bib.) 49 Operatic song ting. Residential and commer­ SEASONED firewood, cut, Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. 15.10- 4p.m.; Sunday, February Iralemal group ROOM IN private home, 646-2623 70 THUNDERDIRD * 2 2 9 5 UBMO^rpEAM R£. STAR G A * E R ' * t O 26 At the stem 35 Indonesian ol 51 Erequenl suffix cial. Whether it be a small ^ lit, delivered, truck load $30. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, air conditioning. 16.11- 4 p.m. Monday, February By CLAY R. POLLAN 19 Eccentric 28 Steam (comb Mindanao 52 North central repair job, a custom built home Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 working gentleman, SHARE OFFICE Space with 17,1-7 p.m. AKIES LIRRA wheel lorm) 38 On (he briny state (ab) or anything in between, call 646- after 6. references, available March MAII. 21 Your Doily Activity Guide 22 College 29 Greek theater 41 __ all praise 54 Word ol accountant - Ideal location for According to the Stars. degree (ab) 30 Swiss capital 43 Bias surprise 1379. 1st. 872-3148. 69 COUGAR XR7 * 1 7 9 5 Automotive Service — AM. 1> Real Estate or Insurance, etc. V-8 engine, automatio transmission, power steering, power brakes, air 68 To develop messoge for Thursday, 23 Legal point (var.) 45 Tiptoeing 56 Sea bird (var.) SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury ONE R(X)M and three room 649-1680, 649-3549. fN2806-:37-40 49-51-53-5a^ 25 District 31 Decorative 47 Primate 57 Consumed conditioning, 1^-584'42-5881-88 read words corresponding fo numbers 71-72-73 Vv ANY TYPE Carpentry and above ground pool distributor Apartments For Rent 53 furnished apartment - All LIGHT BODY and rust repair, of your Zodiac birth sign. 27 Narrow road panel 48 Male sheep 58 Alkaline needs warehouse space. Will J* TAURUS SCORPIO 29 Japanese sash 33 Jacob s (pl.) solution masonry work, additions and utilities. Older persons 122 EAST CENTER STREET - car painting. Wright Motor 31 To 61 Hobby sell and completely install a WE HAVE customers waiting 1 You ocr. 2J ^ 32 Having no lault remodeling. Free estimates. A. preferred. 272 Main Street. Personal size first floor modem 69 MUSTANG * 1 8 9 5 Sales, 1135 East Middle Turn­ 2 Explore 32 Be 62 Or 34 Burdened 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Squillacote, 649-0811. huge 16’x31’ OD swim pool com- for the rental of your apartment v-8 engine, automatic transmiulon, power steering, . I MAT 20 3 Friends 33 Or 63 Should NOV. 2 1 ^ 36 Military groups office. Merritt Agency, ^ pike, next to Bolton town line, 64 Be )lete with fencing, sun-deck, or home. J.D. Real Estate GLASTONBURY - Two- M9-6290. 0\I6-lt22-27 4 Best 34 Find 8 9-13 l5/?>> 37SKilled 10 11 12 13 1180. , 1178 WWA. l« T li» n U.8. M. &/38488887 5 N ot 35 A 65 Port-time perlormers BUILDING - Remodeling, Filiter and pump. Now only $795. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. bedroom garden apartment, 36 Ask 66 W o rk 24-57-60 V 68 PONTIAC LEMANS * 1 2 9 5 GIMINI 6 You've 39Allorney (ab) 14 15 roofing, rec rooms, additions, Full price financing available. large rooms and closets, swim­ V-e engine, automatic transmission, power steering. 7 Look 37 Questions 67 Opposite SAGITTARIUS 40 Nigerian MANCHESTER - Any size BY ROY CRANE 38 Lovers 68 Sent garages. All kinds, carpentry Call Tony collect, 413-732-3158. LOOKING for anything in real ming pool. $189. 633-4972. 8 Poor NOV. 22 natives 16 17 18 manufacturing - warehouse 9 Day 39 Soy 69 Be work. For estimates call 649- estate rental — apartments, '^JUNC 20 Dec. 21 42 Excellent space, 2,000 square feet to 100,- 10 M ay 40 O r 70 To (coll.) 1142. FIREWOOD for sale.- Split and 68 DODGE DART 4-DOOR * 1 2 9 5 OkAV, OKAY. AMP (H E 'S A NOTED B IO LO G IS T HIS BROTHER,WESLEY, HASN'T 41 Interfere 71 Respect 19 20 21 22 23 24 homes, multiple dwellings, no MANCHESTER - Two- 000 square feet. Brokers EXPERT REPAIRS SO I'M GOING WHO THE \ WHO WAS STUDYING THE 2-35-52-41 11 Got 23-34-54-47/^ 43 Bring to court delivered. Call 872-0204 after 5 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 8-cytlnder engine, automatio transmission, HEARD FROM HIM IN MONTHS. '62-45-44 12 Bockword 42 Pry 72 A nd 74-74-79-82^5: - bedroom, second-floor apart­ protected. Call 1-228-1206. 1^ 73 Goodwill 44 Babylonian 25 26 27 28 29 3() 31 TO ECUADOR HECK ARE UNK^UE ANI/VIAL LIFE ON HE'S WORRIED. HE PLANNED 13 For 43 And deity R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ weekdays, all day weekends. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ment in four-family. Security A L L G M CANCIR 14 No 44 Cards 74 Sex CAPRICORN A N D TU B _THE , \SAN BENEDICT ISLAND IN FLY TO THE GALAPAGOS 46 Mesh 32 33 34 35 ditions, garages, porches, required. $175, heat included. 1,200 SQUARE FEET plus full 71 ElOO WINDOW VAN * 2 3 9 5 CARS and TRUCKS JUNE 2T 15 Borrowing 45 Letters 75 Progressive GALAPAG05 BOXES? 1 THE-GAlSpagOS. TO 16 B right 46 To 76 Charming 47 Soviet lake kitchen and formica work, A-1 re c o n d itio n e d color MANCHESTER - Newer one- e-cyllnder engine, 3-speed transmission. HIMSELF ,^ T HAD A Jtm r 22 JAN. Eastern, 646-8250. basement in buzy, modern, 47 Smoll 77 Optimistic 50 Irish poet 34 37 repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. televisions now on display in bedroom apartment. Quiet Any and All Typaa of RapaIra ISLANDS... , h e a r t At t Vk: k . 1 7M o y colonial brick shopping center. .WHV? m i 1-1821-31 18 O utlook 48 C om m it 78 Fronk 44-45-47-59^ 53 Pattern ol our show room. Most of these location. Includes heat, FURNISHED two room apart­ Air-conditioned, plenty of with Qanulna Parta, Factory D;'32-7884-89 19 Something 49 Beautiful 79 A nd 63-44-48 1 . excellence 39 40 41 42 MASON CONTRACTOR - sets are in excellent condition, appliances and carpeting. $1% Tralnad Taohniolana, and 20 To 50 Yourself 80 Extro AQUARIUS 55 Most suitable ment, private bath, heat, hot parking. Ideal for ice cream LIO 51 Doy 61 Someone's 59 Outstanding 46 ideal for living room or family 21 Hove JAN. 20 43 Plastering, custom built stone monthly. Paul W. Dougan, water, utilities. Apply shop, botique, insurance office, Compatitiva Prioaa. ig JULY 23 22 For 52 New 62 Impressive 60 Social event or brick fireplaces, chimney room. Modern TV Service, 805 Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. Marlow s 869 Main Street. donut shop, etc, etc. Mr. ^AUG, 22 23 Y ou'll 53 For 83 Elderly f t i II 61 Surleited ♦7 48 48 60 51 52 repairs, block and cement Hartford Road, next to Gus’s FORD TRY US MB Sa 24 Lending 54 G aining 84 W ith 4- 5-4448^ 62 Leg joint Belfiore, 647-1413. 7-12-14-25 85 The Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. IMLLON FORD 25 Longer 55 Now's 50-70-80-90^ 53 54 55 46 57 4s work. New and repairs. E. DELUXE ONE - bedroom 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hut 75-77 26D onY 56 The 86 Tim e DOWN Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. apartment - Complete water, cooking gas, stove, MANCHESTER - Any size C M T a CHEV. £ VIRGO 27 Students 57 A sking 87 Folks PISCIS 59 44 SEASONED HARDWOOD - 28 Run 58 Into 88 Business 1 Pouch appUances, carpeting, air- refrigerator, wall-to-wall manufacturing - warehouse 319 Main St.s Manchester / 89 Someone eel. II 2 Pride (coll.) REMODELING jobs needed - Split and round for fireplace, 1228 MAIN IT. 646-6464 29 You 59 G ifts 61 62 conditioned, swimming pool. carpet, $175. Centrally located, space, 2,000 square feet to 100,- 30 Rogged 60 Fovors 90 Duties mar. 3 Coterie |t Design services included. Call $2.50 per trunk load. 78 Erie adults only. No pets. Security P hone 643-2145 MANCHESTER 4 Croup ol three $175 plus utilities. Robert D. 000 square feet. Brokers ^817-2829 )Good ( § ) Adverse 6-11-I9-20if^ Everett W. VanDyne, 633-0137. Street, off Keeney Street. Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. deposit required. Call 643-9678. protected. Call 1-22^1206. n«in 39-55-8S-86l^ 1NEW.SFAI’ER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manclxester, Conn.. Wed., Feb. 12,1975

F Railroad Delays sre Quality Always Exceeds The Pricel wmrMWWM m m m m m Shutdown Plans PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - acts to grant such relief as will BUSINESS Trustees of the bankrupt Penn be necessary to avoid such a Central Railroad said ’Tuesday shutdown.” MUTOWM12151/^ SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD “new and favorable ’The trustees said one of the Firms Report developments” have enabled factors was the House them to postpone a planned Commerce Committee’s ap­ Sales, Income shutdown of the rail line’s proval of legislation which leat Economy vutlet operations. would make needed cash I HOURS' ^ ^ * Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 1 Pitney Bowes Inc. of Stam­ The trustees, in a Feb. 5 available to the line. ’The sub­ Sat. 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) ford has reported 1974 earnings appearance before the House committee on transportation of of $25.1 million (.90 per share) Committee on Interstate an^ the House Appropriations Com­ Oven Ready on revenues totaling $446.6 Foreign Commerce, announced mittee also gave its approval of_ million, compared to earnings the railroad would have to the funds to meet the line’s of $19.9 million ($1.50 per begin a gradual cessation of short-range needs, the trustees RIB ROAST OF BEEF share) and revenues of $384.9 operations at the end of this said. million in 1973. week because of an inability to Tlie decision to postpone the The company’s fourth meet its payroll. shutdown was made, the quarter earnings were $8.6 “Since then,” the trustees trustees said, after they million (66 cents per share) on said in a statement ’Tuesday,, received a letter from John J. revenues of $132.5 million, com­ “several new and favorable McFall, D-Calif., chairman of pared to 1973’s fourth quarter developments have enabled us the subcommittee, who urged earnings of $6.9 million (53 to postpone that announcement. them to delay the postponement cents per share) on revenues of ‘"These developments should “in view of his confidence that $110.9 million, \ permit the railroad to continue Congress would be able to act in ^1.151st thru 8th Ribs Directors of the company operating while the^ Congress adequate time.” have declared a regular THE LOWEST PRICE WE’VE SEEN IN YEARS AND YEARSI quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share of common stock, How About Thia One? Trim payable March 12 to Newport Gets Grant stockholders of record Feb. 28. A To Aid Lobstermen TOP ROOM STEAK, or Boise Cascade Corp., based in WASHIGTON (UPI) The city least,’’ Newport Mayor Boise, Idaho, has reported 1974 Humphrey J. Donnelly III, said. income of $103.6 million ($3.51 of Newport, R.I. will get a LOMONBROL $250,000 outright U.S. grant to “This should help these per share) on sales of $1.45 lobstermen a lot.” billion. The comparable 1973 make loans to lobstermen whose gear was wiped out by ’The fishermen lost an es­ figures were $90.3 million in­ timated $150,000 worth of pots come ($2.89 per share) and foreign trawlers last month, ac­ cording to Sen. John 0. on Jan. 19 when a fleet of $1.32 billion sales. foreign trawlers, allegedly' In the fourth quarter, the Pastore, D-R.I. The U.S. Economic Develop­ Soviet, tore through their company reported that ear­ fishing area. Tlie U.S.-U.S.S.R. nings per share dropped from 78 ment Admistration has agreed Firm Gets SavEnergy Award to provide the money but the ac­ Fisheries Claims Board is to 61 cents per share on about currently considering their lb. the same total sales. tual grant is being held, pending Manchester’s Pressure Blast Manufacturing Bernard, vice president; and John Cabitor, receipt of the city’s application. claims for damages. SAVE 40C to 50C A LR.I Co. of 41 Chapel St. has received a national cita­ trade specialist with the Commerce Depart­ The city will negotiate low in­ Contract Award tion for its efforts to conserve energy in the U.S. ment. terest and payback terms with All Beef, Freeh Ground Kaman Aerospace Corp. of Commerce Department’s SavEnergy Campaign. Pressure Blast’s four-point energy manage­ the fishermen and use the Bloomfield has been awarded a Recognizing the local firm’s commitment to ment program started a year ago. money as a revolving fund for Navy contract for design, energy conservation, the Department of Pressure Blast, which came to Manchester in future emergency economic HAMBURG development, and flight test of Commerce presented Pressure Blast with a cer­ 1958, makes wet and dry blasting equipment assistance, a Pastore aide said HE.'IDQUARTERS an advanced helicopter rotor tificate in ceremonies Tuesday. Participants in used for cleaning, de-burring, de-scaling, and Monday. Liggett Park:ide system The contract is valued the ceremony were (left to right in photo above) improving surface finish of metal parts. “I’m very pleased to say the Low Prices.' at $9.6 million. Helen McMullen, company president; Daniel Col nyl fab ere pla

An all-purposo budget strotchort Thors aro NO addHivas; buy as much as you want HOWTOS Our Own Freeh Made $195X)0 ITALIAN SAUSAGE Eveiy bank tells you that you ought to save. 'Tlie bank lb. i l Modluin or HoN Joins Firm that listens tells you how. Edward J. Hubbell of Coven­ try has joined Merrill Lynch, FOR YOUm Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. as an account executive in the firm’s Hartford office. FREEZER Hubell was previously in the Get organized. THESE ARE THE LOWEST PRICES securities business in New York WE’VE SEEN IN YEARS AND YEARSI and Hartford. He has about seven years of experience in the Don’t make two trips anywhere DON’T BE AFAID TO STOCK UPI (hanqinqI I WEIGHT) field. when one wOl do. It costs about 150 Big Investment U.S.D.A Whole BOSTON (UPI) - John Han­ a mile to drive a car these days, so cock Mutual Life Insurance Co. says that its investments in concentrate on cutting back BOnOM ROUND New England’s economy totaled $870.9 million in 1974. at least 25 miles a week. That figure, an increase of OF BEEF $34.4 m illion over 1973, Typical Annual represented about 81/2 per cent of he firm’s holdings, the com­ Savings: $195.00 pany said. Gerhard D. Bleicken, the firm’s chairman and chief executive officer, said mortgage loans accounted for more than half the New lb. England total, $439.5 million. 20 to 24 LBS. AVERARE J. Edwin Matz, president and Indudos Full Eye Of The Round - W ill Cut hito Cubo | chief operations officer, said Steaks, Sandwich Steaks, Stewing Baaf, Rimip Roast that total insurance sales in the Round Ground, or any way you dosiro. region w ere alm ost $14.8 billion. U.S.D.A. Whole Reed Base TENDERLOINS OF BEEF Is Bolton Where you save matters too: By Greater Manchester chamber of Commerce To begin with, you should do all your banking in one place. (Just Ernest J. Reed Inc., an excavating and trucking con­ driving another mile to and from another bank will cost you about 300 tractor established in 1964, is each time you do it) based at 78 West St., Bolton. *1.698 LRS. AVERARE President of the corporation is And, because we offer our savings customers absolutely free Will cut Into Riot MIgnon, Roasts, br as dealrad. Ernest J. Reed. ’The firm deals in dump truck personal checking, plus high interest rates, plus every banking service U.S.D.A. Whole rentals and has statewide Public Utilities Commission you’ll ever need ... well, it just makes savings sense to save at the bank rights. It also deals in commer­ TOP SIRLOIN OF BEEF cial and industrial excavating, that listens. utility service installation, sand, gravel, fill, loam, and demolition work. Reed is a director of the Utili­ ty Contractors Association of Connecticut, vice president of In 1974 more people saved at CBT than in ai^ other year. the Hebron Lions Club, a (Sirloin member of the Hundred Gub, There must be a reason. and a member of the Hebron 13 to 18 IBS. and Manchester Sportsman’s Club. THE CONNECTICUT BANK wiyyou wMi. ■ " 0 1 ^ The company sponsors a men’s fast-pitch softball team. AND TRUST COMPANY mi A£6Ipt ^boD 8TAMFSI Ernest J. Reed Inc. has been THUH8., HU., and SAT. SPECIALS a member of the Greater Over 80 offices throughout Connecticut Member F.D.l.C. Manchester Chamber of 9 Commerce since Febuary 1974. JUKI or

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